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Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
JOHN DEERE TRACTOR WOWFR

FOR SALE-Used, very good condi-
ton; Milford Tractor Company, Allis-
Chalmers, New Idea, Milford Phone
4olz' 6-26-2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

70 16 BUILDING FOR SALE
Suitable for beach house. Phone Mil
ford 4697. M-6-26-2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
RISHOPYILLE. MD. HOUSE FOI

SALE-About six years old, four rooms
and bath, small garage and chicken
house, plus one acre land. Priced right
for quick sale. Contact w. G. Hudson,
BishOpville, Md, r. T.. Savage, Reho-
both, Del, phone 1853; J. E. Savage,
ChincOteague, Va. S-45-7-3-4t
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
AND ESTIMATOR

1mmeulate empIOyment.
Business in center of
z. Write Box j, care of
licle, Milford. 2-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

FOR SALE-Small Broom house and
lots Millsboro, Del Phone Rodney 1929.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

FOR SALE - WAYNE water t,nL
perfect; 1/3 h. p. electric motor. new;
steel body luggage trailer, licensed,
sacrifice for quick sale. Fred Witsii'
Thompsonville Road. Phone Milford
J683. 26-7-2-ff
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
NOTICE
!, FEED 'EM RIGHTl

VIINN . ELEW I'M HTUHT
TODAY for bigger profit tomorrow
Exceeds the National Research CoiIn-
CHS basic nutritional standards for a
chick mash by Safety Margin'' as
high as 20qo! These extras give vour
chicks a far better chance to live and
grow INTO profitable chickens. Southern
50-5-22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

FOR SALE-D-2 caterpillar, in good
condition, 16" tread, Fla with culti-
VatOr, on rubber; timber carts, 2
Maull chain saws, like new; L. power
planer, 4 sides, 6 X "a, and Ford truck,
194l model. Franklin Butler. Phone
Harrington $50. 1916 26- 3t
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

FOR SALE-Used L. C. Smith type-
writer, IL" carriage. Call Milford S39S.
6-26-4t
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

FOR SALE Storm combination
aluminium windows. Immediate deliv-
cry. Call for estimate. John L. Briggs,
Georgetown 273S. Evenings: George
town 6752. 1-16-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

FOR .SALE-One iron smoke stack
outside diameter at base, with base
plate and two sets of brackets, at
rear of C3csar Rodney School Build
ing, Camden-Wyoming, Delaware. DR.
William B. Simpson, Superintendent.
39-7-3-2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

NUTICE! WE HAVE IN OUR
STOCK FOR SALE-Starters, gener-
atoTs, rear and transmissiOnS, an
makes and models, or bring In yoIIT
old generator or starters, rebuilt while
you wait. w. & d. Motors, Rehobotf
Cut OF. Phone Milford 4O61.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

BICYCLE FOR SALE 0. ven
good condition. Phone Milford 5271 oi
900 altef . p. m. 7-3-1tI
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
SALESMAN

W AIN i I'D = J
Car essential.
Sussex County.
Milford Chroni
Evening star., 1953-02-15
"Pinecrest"
200 Woodbridge Road

rhis De luxe s6-foot masonry eu-
thentic ranch-house. especially de-
signed for the particular couple or
small family, is situated on . level
half acre with Q magnificent view
and Is in q setting of ancient oaks
Located in an area Of rambler type
small estates, It Is just Q few min
utes away from the city over the
ShirleS highway in nearby Fairfax
County. Va. Rooms include wide
living room (15x24l with huge s.
foot stone fireplace and two loft.
picture windows oyerlookins the
loft picture window also has .
huge. 1U-ft stone fireplace. The
dehghtful. spacious kitchen area is
equipped with electric refer.. range
and disposal. There Is o master
bedroom l11x20), Q guest bedrm.
u1xlS) and diversified tile bath;
many large closets will delight the
particular housewife. There is q
wing off the Kitchen dining area
with large utility room, full tfled
bath and 2-car built-in garage;
TaG3ent Pri9ea s9Sasso. aess; Terms $500 cash
Directions to reach: Out Shirley high
way to Lincolnia overpass, bear
right to Rt. 236. right on 236 "a
P1nccfeSt" sign, bear right and
follow arrows to Woodbridge rd., left
on Woodfidse I'd. to 200 and our
IA. 2-3S3s. I've. and sun, il. 2-376s
Evening star., 1953-02-15
bellevue Forest"
310l N. Oakland

offered for the first time. this new
brick and stone rambler, Just com
pleted,- is situated on q large lot
wooded with hardwood trees. It's
spacious rooms and convenient ar
rangement will appeal to those seek
ing o rambler with large rooms and
an abundance Of wall space. In
addition to the wide living room
with fireplace and the large dining
room, there are three spacious bed
rooms and two tiled baths. The
large, all-electric Westinsnous Sc
Kitchen, complete with dishwasher,
disposal; range, refrigerator and a
long FormicA counter will Interest
the housewife. The full basement
contains recreation area with fire-
place, maids bath and built-in ga
rage. Other features include gas
heat, storage attic and large screened
Directions to reach: Cross Memorial
Bridge, bear right and follow George
Washington Memorial parkway to
Lorcom lane. right on Lorcom lane
toSMilitary rd.. right on Military I'd.
to N. Pollard St.. right on N. Pollard
st. to N. Oakland st., left on N. Oak
land to our OPEN" sign.
IA. 2-3S3S. Eve. and sun. ia. 2-9142
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Bellevue Forest"
1888 N. Military Road

This new quality 2-level brick ram
bier, overlooking the golI course
Of the washington Golf and Coun-
try Club. Is situated on q wide, level
lot. Center-hall planned, II con-
teins large living room with fire-
place and picture window. dining
room with French doors opening on
screened porch, oellghtful all-elec-
trio Westinghouse kitchen with
range, refrigerator. disposal and
dtshwasher; flve steps uown from
the center nall is the bedroom wing,
consisting Of master bedroom with
private bath. 2 other bedrooms and
tiled bath; on the lower level and
approached from the center hall is
2 large teleyisi0n or recreation area
with fireplace, utility room, maids
malt bath and outside entrance; de-
tached brick garage; Dashboard
paneled not.water heat with gas
furnace. $34,5OO.
Directions to reach: Follow Military
road. directions as above.
"a. Z-3S36. Eve. and Sum-, KE. S.4161
Evening star., 1953-02-15
HAVE YOU

Been looking for o lovely small home,
convenient to everything, at q low
price? An immaculate. tasttfuliy
decorated home having bedrms.
and bath in established neighbor-
Falls Church home also provides liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kitchen, with top,
quality utilities, plus lge. adjoining
pantry and charming ne-paneled
sunroom. On exceptionally attractive
corner. lot. with many lowering trees
only $14.600. For immediate oc-
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. JE. 2-ssSo.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
a.HrDRM nR1cK RAMBLERs

3IBEDHM; M;tb5nMh1XC5N bM1CN q. nAELHEM nnrt EMorth
Arlington residential country club
area; 4 special at reduced terms to
approximately $4,000 down 70 close
out sales ct williamsburg VILLAGE;
Immediate possession. Dir: out
Lee highway 3nd right on NORTH
to John Marshall DR.. and right to
WILLIAMSBURG Village; signs will
guide you.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
LOOK!

SELLERS Loss-YoUR GAIN
New rambler. purchased BY
present owner last July, now
being offered at less than cost.
Pretty brick and frame with
in. walking distance to bus.
schools and shopping. II has
large living on-dining room
combination. 3 bedrooms, Ia
baths on first fioor; 16x3S-foot
recreation room, out-of-ground
: ana nine paneuns. All aiso
bath In basement. Permanent
stairway to End floor. attached
garage. Slightly sloping lot
with beautiful trees. Bargain
priced ct $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
2O55 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6s00
Evening star., 1953-02-15
SALE BY OWNER
4015 LORCOM LANE
ARLINGTON VA

This 3-bedroom, a-bath Colonial.
located In the most sought after
location IN North Arlington, features
. large living room with fireplace
and doors opening onto large
screened porch. SeparAte dining
room. modern equipped Kitchen
containing metal cabinets. exhaust
ian, disposal, eft. WESTINGHOUSE
refrigerator: large master bedroom
with bath on 1st door. The second
floor has 2 large bedrooms and bath,
one 1890 with 2 large closets.
Walk-up stairs to fioored attic.
Basement has ground -leyel entrance
70 paneled recreation room with
fireplace and bath. Attached ga
rage; lot IS&l29.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Directions: Out Lee hwy, north on
Military I'd. g blocks to L0rcom
lane. west u block to house.
EARL MITCHELL
2442 N. Powhatan St.. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Bellevue Forest"
3187 N Pollard 81.

SSSS v NAS - VA OhoV
3187 N. Pollard st.
Due to owners immediate transfer,
We are able to oner this most un.
usual ana spacious brick rambler,
situated on . large woooed lot with
dock fence. Rooms include vide
center hall. liy. rm il4x24) with
paneled fireplace wall with large
mirror and an artistic Colonial pic-
ture window; dining room with cor
ner CUPBOARD and door opening on
screenea sce porch; DC luxe kitchen
inets, Formica- topped counters, eiec-
trio dishwAsher, GE range. refriRera-
tor and Disposall. The Renerous
Deorooms include master bedroom
with private tiled bath and two
other twin-sized bedrooms and TILED
PAIN. Ihere are many large closets.
lightful 35-foot recreation room with
paneled fireplace wall. laundry room
with porcelain laundry trays, naid's
quarters with bath, and 2-car huilt-
~ garase. Recessed -hot-Water heat
ING system with Bryant gas furnace;
sS.o5ase SS5 n0o attic' lifetime asbestos root;
I4hSe for 20 years. Price, S3t;. t;.a5O.
Directions to reach: Cross Memoriai
Bridge. bear right and follow Geo.
Washington Memorial parkway b
LoTcom lane. right on Lorcom lane
g g MMi,,tary Mtary rd;. right on Military to
srd =. dFo,isra; Ola .,. TlEnt on Pollard TO S1S7
"a. 2-3s3S. Eve. and Sun. IA. 5-S165
Geo. Mason Green Co.
- REALTORS
Ss4O wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
POMPONIO REALTY
FEBRUARY SPECIALS
OPEN HOUSE

DE LUKE s-BEDRM. RAMBLER. full
bsmt.. built-in garage, separate din.
rm. with large bay window, up
equipped kit. in beautiful Tuckahoe
Village, North Arlington; priced at
only S23,750. Dir From Key
Bridge out Lee highway to North
Kensington St, left to open house,
2211 North KenSinRt0n.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
OPEN 2-DARK
OPEN TO 6

PLEASE COME IN
The welcome mat Is out in front Of
this exquisite rambler. The covered
entrance porch leads. to an entrance
hall with q suest closet. No cold
the living room, across the back Of
looks out Through the screened porch porch
into the rear yard; 261a #. of space,
with fireplace; oor-to-ceiling
bookcase. 6S.ns s vertical while psneling
The Kitchen IS downright incrediblel
It has 1874 IT,. Of Formica work
spacei 1t has 2 picture windowsi
1t has z. push button electric stove
with big exhaust fan above it. It
In drawers and chests. It has 2
closets. .. l0-cu.-ft. double -dr. GE
refrigerator. o chopping block. a
double sink. The linoleum even
curves up the walls few inches so
diFs II. csnt slsspnt sst .nsss start + reached from
the entrance hall. through q door
which leads to another hall and !. !.
thus effectively separating the bed
rooms from the entertaining area.
the front s bedroom Is iSxl2 T.. , has
tiled. The master bedroom Is ISxi8
It.. has Oft. closet and q separate
DOORWAY to the screened porch in
The basement is full. guaranteed dry,
ana has space Tor q recreation room
"a #. longl A storage attic tops
As for utilities. the house has oil heat,
an S0-gal. hot-water heater, The
yard IL 10 It. wide and I50 Il. deep.
with plenty OF trees. shruos and
Out Lee hwy. fRts. 90
211l through Falls Church to Jack
son st: .(opposite Goodwin's store)
open sign. Open Sunday Tor your
convenience.
MANNAS REALTY CO.
2l1f7 Wila0n Rlvd IA aYF0Q
Evening star., 1953-02-15
OPEN OZARK

OPEN 2-DARK
Here Is . lovely brick Colonial home
priced right. Large liy, rm. with
hrepl., large sep: din. fm.. kitchen
bedrms. and tile bath on End floor.
Full bsmt., outside entr.. oil heat:
located in good residential area
near schools and shopping. Low
cash payment will handle. Direc-
tions: Out Arlington blvd. (Rt. 50)
past z Corners to Marshall ST.. turn
right to our open sign.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA 30. Glebe rd.. ia. S-ls7s. Ari..
Va, ia. 7-O217.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
o0kk w,Isor pIvd "a E-eoo0
NEAR VIENNA VA

NEAR VIENNA, VA.
This new home in restricted section
Of beautiful homes; open for inspec-
ton: on 1N-acre lot; consisting Of
3 lge. bedrms.,. 2 tiled baths. lse.
liy. rm. with fireplace, equipped
kitchen. din. rm.. full bsmt. with
garage with sundeck, Lge. side
porch. Auto. washer and dryer.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Priced to sell ct $32, 500. For ap-
pointment,. call Vienna 1913. Ex-
elusive with
Evening star., 1953-02-15
BEAUTIFUL wEsrovER

G-bedrm. brick Colonial; assume
close to schools and shopping. Dir. !:
Out Washington blvd. to North Lex
inRton ST.. left on Lexington st. to
N. 18th, right on N. 18th TO- Lam
caster st. and left to open house,
1856 N, Lancaster.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

SUBURBAN BUYS
S7,1OO; 3-6edrm. cinder.
block; gas h.-a. heat; approx.
" acre.
SI3y5O: 3-bedrm. frame;
oil h.-w. heat; 1la-acre corner
lot.
S10,y5O; 10-rm. frame; IN
Oaths; corner lot; commercial
zoned; suburban town.
S17.600; 2-bedrm. frame !.
bungalow: tile bath. beautt.
fully equipped kit; bsmt.. ga
fass sSa1 900; s-bedrm. brick
rambler; q firepi., equip. kit;
oil h.-W. heat: full bsn1t.;
city water and sewer; h-acre
lot =
RAY BARNEY
Vienna. Va. Vienna 466 or 3sa-w
Il
Evening star., 1953-02-15
OPEN 10-DARK
NEW RAMBLERS
MORE HOUSE
FOR YOUR
MONEY

Than you have seen ir some time.
2,bedrm. brick rambler in Falis
Fenced lot. Lge, liv. rm.. equip. kit.,
ceramic tile bath, city utils. Priced
at only $10.500. with low down
payment Excel. terms. exclusive
ArfaX Realty. ,JE. 2-145O
Evening star., 1953-02-15
HOUSES ron sAts-vA..
HAS IT AIT.

qssssSs posS ~. siPsss 81 .Sod.sS sfs n .s
less Fails Church rambler on on beau
ttful sloping lot 70x1S0. 3 real good
hedrms. and large storage attic,
landscaplng and shrubs. Quiet
street. WONDERFUL PLACE FOR
CAMDREN. Imaginei Only S16.95O.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
TNcoMpARART.E HOME

1NCOMPARABLE HOME
A beautiful rambler with extra large
rooms. featuring dream kitchen
garage, everything you want in
home. See this now. Directions:
Out Lee highway to Illinois. left on
Illinois and right to house and
6516 North 23rd.
PoMPoNIo REALTY, INC,
1922 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
SUBURBAN COTTAGE

II you are interested in paying S1.6OOl
down and assuming . large 4ssl
OF loan. then this 2.bedrm. ex.
tencs is the deal you have been
suburbs Is min. from PentagOn. I
shown By appt. Cal "a. 7.773f.
GLEBEWOOD REALTY CO..
91eo \. 0LEBE h.. ARL.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

BEAUTIFUL WHITE BRICK
3 bedrms.. Ia baths, beautiful lot;
many extras; reasonable cash and
29-211, about miles from Key
Bridge, turn left on North stafford
ct. to open sign. 1901 North Staf-
ford.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-01-16

7 h { Golden Coach club gave
a wedding gift party for Mrs. Ma
omi White.
Howell in their HON o North
Poplar street.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-01-16
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR
IRVING JONES, SIR.

IRNiNG JONES, Sh.
Funeral services for Irving
Jones, Sr, 70, 506A w. Vine st,
who died Sunday night in Carrie
Hospital were held at 1880 pm.
Saturday at Bethel AME Church
with the Rev. f. Taborn officiat-
ing. Burial was in Mt. Hope cem-
etery. Campbell Funeral home had
charge.
Masonic rites were held AT the
family home at midnight Friday
by Springfield Menclik 32nd cou-
sistory, with the Rev. O. b. John
son in charge. Lone Star Lodge
18, FAM, Champaign, participated
in the Saturday services. All ser
vices were under the auspices OF
the Prince Hall affiliation.
600
| CLUB ENTERTAIN
Triumphant Drill Patrol enter
tanned in the Eta Beasleys home
East Main Street.
Motor club was entertained in
the Cecil Popes home North Prai-
RE.
T he Domestic Friendship club
entertained in the Gertrude Har-
ris's home East Washington st.
The Court Calanthias dinner
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-01-16

host in the Masonic Hall East
Park Street.
The Golden Coach club will give
quilt rattle Feb. 9Th in the llar-
ence Hill home North 9th Street.
Evening star., 1953-03-18

Toiiored with a touch Of feminin-
ity in sheer Nylo-Q tricot with a
lace Inserted and permanently
pIeoted bodice. Note the jounty
bow. Choose from white, pink,
oquo, maize or eorol. 6.05
Evening star., 1953-03-18

Day or dotetime versatility in
forty denier Nylo-Q trieot with
pen1o-tueked coIIor and bib. But
ton-off tab can be removed re-
sultino in smart pIunoino neck
line. White. pink or beige. SOS
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Stocks Gain Slightly in Week;
Overall Trend IS Indecisive

upward. Each succeeding for
ward push, however, has been
of smaller extent. This week the
market gained only 20 cents as
measured by the A. p. average, as
against $1.20 the previous week
and $1.70 in the week before.
The big overall pressure for
lower prices, that has made this
a bear market since the first of
the year continues to be the
markets readjustment to a slow
er business pace now developing
Bulls Offer Reason.
Those bullishly inclined cite q
number of reasons for their be-
lief.
When it was disclosed this
week that the Government in
tended slowing down payment
for defense work in progress.
there was a momentary dip in
stock prices with recovery fol-
lowing.
The five most active issues this
week on the New York Stock
Exchange were:
Avco Corp. up as at 5A with
57,400 shares traded, Hudson
Motor Car up 1H at 11h,
Celanese off / at 1919. Glenn l..
Martin unchanged at Is, and
General Motors up "a at 571s.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
By Roder Winget
Associoted Press finoneioI Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. - The
stock market hobbled along this
week waiting for something to
give it definite push. At the end
Of the week it was still waiting
Statistically the market was
slightly higher, the third straight
weekly advance. It stands now
at the peak of the current re-
covery movement.
There was plenty Of indecision
IN the market. Individual stocks
responded to corporate develop
ments, of course, and there was
some overall group movement
apparent at times.
Holiday on Monday.
But the indecision was there,
nevertheless. Perhaps a great
part of it came from the ap-
preaching Monday holiday when
all financial and commodity
markets in the United States will
be closed for Columbus Day and
IN Canada for Thanksgiving Day.
It will be four weeks ago Mon
day that the market hit the low
Of the year as measured by the
Associated Press average Of so
stocks at $99.50.
The trend since then has been
Evening star., 1953-10-11

ington and Baltimore bankers,
and became a national director
for a three-year term in 1851,
first Washington banker to
serve in this capacity.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Capital Area PaYroIIs
Slightly Above 1852
Despite U. 5. Cuts
By DonoId B. HodIey

Despite moderate decrease
in Federal Government employ
ment, public and private pay
rolls in the Washington Metro
politan Area remain slightly
above record levels of a year ago,
preliminary data for August dis
closed.
Although Federal Government
employment was off IL per cent
from a year ago, 1t still was well
above pre-Korean levels and pri-
vate employment was down only
IA per cent after q sharp post
war rise. Offsetting the jobs
reduction were further advances
in both Government and private
wage averages.
The United States Employ
ment Service estimated public
and private employment for the
area in August totaled 608,500,
compared with 634,80O a year
earlier. a drop Of 26,300, Of which
22,200 was in the Federal Gov
ernmant
Evening star., 1953-10-11
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGED

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1853
auotations furnished By the Associated Press /
Evening star., 1953-10-11

ert Morris As
sociateS, ma
tional organi-
z a tion of
banking lend
ing officers
and credit
men, now in
convention at
Atlantic City,
N. J.
He is a past
president of
C h e s a peake
c h a p ter,
w h cih in
clufIns Wash
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Gives Wider BACKGROUND

An older series of figures
showing area Government en-
ployes and payrolls, along with
private jobs and payrolls in the
District of Columbia only, gives
a wider background. Totals for
August are compared below with
the same month in other years:
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Honored by Druggists

James z. Allen of the Henry
B. Gilpin Co. here, was elected
first vice president Of the Ma
tional Wholesale Druggists AS
sociation at the 10th convention
Of the association in Los Angeles.
The Washington Advertising
Club will devote its Hotel Statler
luncheon program Tuesday to
the National Symphony Orches-
ira. Helen Traubel, opera star,
and Conductor Howard Mitchell
will be honored guests. Hugh
Dufield of Sears, Roebuck, this
years president Of the orches-
ira association, will give the
keynote address.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Construction Jobs Down

Most Of the reduction in pri-
vate employment was in con-
struction and was Offset partially
by gains elsewhere. USES Au-
gust job totals are compared be-
low with a year earlier:
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Far Above 1947 Low

However, the branch had only
218,060 employees here in August,
1850; 214.478 in August, 1949;
208,245 in August, 1948, and
again, only 196,O33 in August,
1947, the postwar low for the
month.
Offset somewhat by small gains
in the legislative and judicial
branches and the District gov
ernment, the branch in August
had 22,499 fewer employees than
year earlier, but 4,109 of the
drop took place before the Eisen-
hover administration took over.
Much has been made Of the
reduction Of 1888 since Deem
ber, 1852, particularly as to it's
effect on business here, but it has
been much less spectacular than
reduction Of 18,488 between
August, 1945, and August, 1916,
and a slash of 36,568 more be-
tween August, 1916, and August,
1947. Without political stimula-
ton, there were no screams Of
alarm at that time. Washington
business continued on it's stable
Way.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
SOB Million Indicted

The USES figures, combined
with wage averages from the
Civil Service Commission and
the District Unemployment Com
pcrsetion Board, indicated area
payrolls for August of 5000 mil
lion. compared with a revised
figure of $200.6 million for Au-
gust, 1852.
Excluding lump-sum payments
to discharged Federal employees,
which were running around SIS
million a month, against 1884 900
a year earlier, the actual gain
in area payrolls from q year
earlier was around 81 million or
half Of / per cent.
All Of the cuts in Federal per-
sonnel here have been in the
executive branch, which had
226, ,926 employees in this area in
August, compared with 249,423
in August. 1852, and 255,596 In
August, 1851.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Gets National Post
Roland T. Carr.

Roland T. Carr. vice president
of the Riggs National Bank, yes
terday was named a member Of
the executive committee of Rob-
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Nearby Bonks to Close

Banks Of nearby Maryland and
Virginia will be closed Monday
In observance Of Columbus Day.
Those In the District Of Colum-
bia win be open.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

tUnit Of tradng 10 snares Elm pankTuDtsy Or
ruptcy Act or securities assumed BY such companieS
Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing table are annual
annual dsclaration Unless cthergise noted speciel
Or extra diyidends are & not inS;uded ;a cid Called
5 Annual rate. Plus stock diyidend dpeciarsd OF
Payable in stock ssttmeted cash value On ex-
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Hardship And Damage From Oregon Floods And Heavy Rains

PORTLAND, R - More rain was expected in western Oregon Tuesday where rising streams already have isolated number of communities.
 There were continuing reports from southern Oregon of hardship and damage due to floods and un- usually heavy rains.
 The southern Oregon Coquille Valley region was hardest hit by the rising waters. Roads to Co., quille, Myrtle Point, Powers and Bandon were covered with water, isolating the communities. A num- Der of farm areas also have been cut off.
 Accidents due to floods have claimed two lives in southern Oregon.
 The Willamette River in north western Oregon also was flooding. But only minor damage is expec- ted as the crest passes down. stream.