davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-04-02
CAR DRIVERS

CARWASHERi experienced around
seTvlcs station eNSRs G9GS snlary fNr PHYS
Naylor rd. Sc. %
CHAUFFEUR, white; private family.
Must have excel; local refs. Salary
CHEF. exper.. to take full charge Of
kitchen. menu planning. good sal
ary for right man. Apply in per-
son. no phone calls. 1906 Rhode
Island ave. ne. .
CHEF-Working; must be expert
enced in Spanish dishes: excellent
ends or holiday work; paid vacation.
MA. S-6630, Ext. 260. between 8
am. and IL am. -7
CLAIMS SUPERVISOR - Local COM
pany needs exper. automobile claims
man to supervise INVESTIGATIONS:
saskgro1nd sa "a. and salary REQUIRED.
CLERK, stock and cleanup man, full
PHARMACY. Ii. 3-i065. -
CLERK-TYPIST-compile and type
simple statistical form, other routine
ONCE work; accuracy and neatness
necessary; 5-day week; good posi-
tion. for severely disabled person
needing work experience. NE. s.
5940 for appointment. B
CLOTHING SALESMAN
Must be ,thoroughly experienced;
starting salary. 500; advancement;
permanent. Apply REGAL. I'll 9TH
st. NV.
COLLECTION MAN - Major finance
company needs experienced man: !:
college BACKGROUND preferred: good
opportunity for advancement for
man with initiative and ability.
Phone MR.. WEEKS. ST. 3-O540.
COLLECTION MAN WANTED. ex-
perienced in retail collection pro-
cedure: part time: car necessary
Apply WESTERN AUTO. 2909 VIII
son blvd, Arl.. Va. -5
Evening star., 1953-04-02

REAL ESTATE statesmen
For active once specializing In Sc,
n.e. and nearby Prince Georgea
County. Unlimited opportunity with
excellent possibility for advance
men preferred but will train
promising applicants.
Hillcrest Realty Co.
1914 Penna. Ave. Sc, IL. 7-4O40
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TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Up - The stock
market held rather steady today
despite wide mixture Of gains
and losses.
Most changes we're small with
few extending to major fractions
and only an occasional change Of
point or more occurring.
U. S. Steel opened on a block
of 1900 shares off vs. at 42ss. Late
yesterday the company in its
pamphlet report showed earnings
last year equal to $4.S4 a share
as against $50 the year before.
Aircrafts showed consistent plus
signs while many coppers and
chemicals headed down. Other
major divisions were steady to
mixed.
Getting ahead today were Beth
lehem Steel, Southern Railway,
General Motors, Consolidated Nat.
ural Gas, U. S. Rubber, American
Cyanamid, Freeport Sulphur, Tex
as Gulf Producing, and Boeing.
Lower stocks included Union
Pacific, Standard Oil (ND, U. S.
Gypsum, Phelps Dodge, Home
stake Mining, Allied Cehmical,
General Electric, American Can,
and Admiral Corp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Chic Apparel
Store Changes
Ownership Here

Mrs. Augustus Archer has pur-
chased the Chic Apparel Store
from the Rodriguezes of Detroit,
Mich, it was announced today.
Chic is located on upper Duval
Street between Truman Avenue
and Olivia Street in a new block
of stores completed only a little
over a year ago.
The store viii remain the same.
and carry on with the same poll
cies, Mrs. Archer said. 1t is the
center and one of the first bust
nesSes to locate in the new bust.
ness area that is springing up on
upper Duval Street whre Rubin
Appel has been the only retail
merchandise store for many
years.
Mrs. Archer is also proprietreSS
of the Greyhound Post House on
Greyhound Key.
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Reynolds School
To Present Play
On March I0, 20

On Thursday, March 10. at
seven o'clock, the children of
Reynolds School viii present their
version of the old old story of
Cinderella. Directed by Mrs.
Brooks Wright, who has had ex-
tensive experience in staging and
producing Cinderella, the play
promises to be a big success.
Tickets to the play are avail
able from any of the pupils Of
Truman School or can be bought
at the door of Reynolds School
the evening of the performance.
Hot dogs and popcorn, peanuts
and soft drinks win be sold before
the play.
Players will be deliberately cos
tuned, and the settings expertly
designed. There will be special
entertainments presented to hon.
or Prince Charming at the Ball
which is this play is given on
his birthday. Dancer, Jugglers,
and many other acts will be In
cluded in the scene.
Virtually all the children of
Reynolds School will have parts
in the performance. Principal
parts in the play are taken by:
Stepmother: Dian Land
StepsiSters: Carolyn Bass, Ca
thy Wick
Fairy Godmother: Gail Staples
Cinderella: Sally Terrill
Prince Charming: Nipper Scho-
enfield
Other performers to appear in
clude:
Herald: Johnny Bell
Narrator: Mary Joe Parker
Ballerina: Ellen Brooks
The play is a benefit perform
ance presented in order to raise
funds for Institutional materials
and school equipment not cover
ed in the school budget. Each
room is looking forward to having
some special new learning tools
as result Of the joint efforts
that children, teachers, and pa.
rents are now making.
The price is low: The play will
be fun for members Of your fami-
ly large and small; and it is
worthy of your time and atten-
ton.
Tom Lane, designer Of sets
and staging for the Key West
Players Club is in charge of
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FAMED N.Y.c.
CONTINUED from Page One)

NLonllnueQ nom rage OneD
breaking the infamous drug ring
which operated around New York'S
San Juan Hill district, in the 64th
Street and 10th Avenue area. It
was at this time that he incurred
the stomach wound. He shot and
killed the knife wielder, however,
and lived to receive the Kate Smith
Medal, the Rhinelander Medal and
the New York Daily News Award
for valor.
In 1885, he broke up the famed
Bloomingdale $1,OO0,OoO robbery
case which had cost the famed
New York Department store that
amount in stolen merchandise and
cash. Mason worked for three
months on the case and finally
cracked it.
He continued to wage a one man
war on crime and managed to get
himself shot by another drug seller
and stabbed by a stickup man who
was holding UP a delivery truck.
During World War II, Mason was
assigned by the narcotics squad to
the U. S. Army Intelligence Corps
where he smashed a drug ring at
tempting to sell narcotics to enlist
ed men.
In addition to long list of cita-
tons, Mason is member of the
Police Honor Legion, the Quiet
Birdmen of America, a national pi-
lots organization made up of prom
inent members like Admiral Ernest
King and General Jimmy Doolittle.
Following his retirement, he was
the vice-president of the Latin
American Transport Service, an air
line flying between New York and
Puerto Rico. The line is now dis
solved.
At the present time he operates
a detective agency in New York.
: With the exception of side trip
to Havana, Mason spent his Key
West vacation fishing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
DEATH
John p. Baldwin

JQtlIT 014AW"
John P. Baldwin, 81, died yes
terday afternoon at 2:30 pm. at
his residence following a short ILL
ness.
Funeral services will be held
Friday morning at 9 o'clock from
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Catho-
lie Church. A Requiem Mass will
be said by the Rev. Michael
Cronin, S. J. Rosary services will
be held Thursday night at 7:3O
in the Chapel of the Lopez Fun
eral Home.
Survivors include the wife, Mrs.
Olive Baldwin; one son, Stephen
C. Baldwin; a daughter, Mrs.
Amelia Thompson. and grand
son, Frederick Thompson.
Mr.. Baldwin was a city fire.
man for many years and retired
from the service several years
ago. He started with the fire de-
partment when it used hand ope-
rated equipment long before
horsedrawn apparatus was put in
to use.
He was born in Key West on
May 9, 1861.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18

the man hurdled at least two fen
ces.
When he failed to heed the Off
GERS warning to halt, James
fired pistol shot into the air.
The man continued his flight and
jumped a fence leading into the
Navy Yard at which time he lost
his shoes.
The Marine guard was alerted
and they notified police just ten
minutes later, that they had ap-
pretended not just one man, but
two and that they were" holding
them under guard in the Sick
Bav.
The Navy today, has not re-
leased the identity of the sailors
or the extent of their. injuries.
No charges have been filed by
the Police Department pending
further Investigation
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MARIBONA BOUND
(Continued from PEG Onel

Continued nom Page Onel
McDuffie. the impact oil the blow
would have knocked him over,
because Of his OUTSIDE proper
tons.
Maribona and Licotta both Serv-
ed as their own attorneys. They
questioned state witnesses and
sought to establish with their
own witness, Lands, that Nc
Duffie had been standing on Du-
val Street when the two ap-
preached him.
According to MeDuffie, Mari.
bona said he wanted his shirt.
He replied he'd give it to him, if
at all, when he was ready. Nc
Dnffie claimed Maribona hit first.
and pushed him. Defense witness
Landis claimed that McDuffie
had his hands ready to hit Mari
bona.
Marihona's not guilty plea will
be heard in Criminal Court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
Cyclists Held
By Navy After
90 MPHChase
Pair Elude Police,
Crash Into Sea Wall.
Flee Over Navy Yard
Fence Early Today

Two unidentified men are being
held by Naval officials today fol-
lowing wild 90-mile per hour
motorcycle chase early this
morning which ended when the
cycle smashed into the sea wall
at Whitehead and South Streets.
The SoUth.Whifehead Street
area was in an Uproar for near
lY half an hour while police
searched for tine cyclists but
they escaped over a fence into
the Navy Yard where they
taken into custody by fhe Mar
Tine Security detail
The chase started al 18th
Street and FIas'er avenue,
shortly before dawn this morn
ing when PatroIman Richard
L. James sighted the motor
cycle carrying fwo men. roar
ing towards the city at a speed
estimated at 90.mile per hour.
James, also aboard cycle,
gave chase and even with a
screaming siren could not force
the fugitive to stop. He radioed
to a patrol car to head the pair
off. The chase led to Reynolds
Street and then down South st.
When he reached South anC
whitehead Streets, he found the
motorcycle lying in the street af-
ter it had apparently smashed in
to the seawall.
A search Of the area, by
James and PatroImen Edward
Ramirez and Raymond Bethel
failed 10 reveal any trace Of
fhe fUgitiVes.
A truck was called to haul a.
way the abandoned motorcycle
and the search continued. A key
was found in the area as well as
bloodstains near the scene of the
crash.
While the search was in pro-
gress, the officers heard screams
from the yard Of a nearby home.
Investigation revealed that resid.
ents had sighted the figure of a
man running through the yard al
1907 Whitehead street. He was
clad in white shirt and brown
trousers.
Patrolman James gave chase
and followed the man through Sc.
vcral yards in that area where
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
DIXON WARNS PLANE
OWNERS ON TAGS

AirplaneS, private and com.
mercial, must nave 1858 Florida
license tags just as must ground
vehicles. Tommy Dixon, Deputy
Motor Vehicle Commissioner said
today.
Dixon is checking at the air.
port for planes which are not up
todate in their tags, He says that
plane owners are subject to the
same penalties of arrest and fine
as are car owners.
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The Weather

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued warm today
through Thursday. Gentle to mod
crate variable winds.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
over south portion, increasing
cloudinesS in north portion today
and Thursday. Showers in extreme
north portion Thursday. Warmer in
north portion tonight.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Gentle to moderate variable winds
becoming southeast and south
Thursday. Clear to partly cloudy
weather except becoming mostly
cloudy in extreme north portion
tonight and Thursday.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
northeast to east winds today and
Thursday. Generally fair westher.
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making the settings and Richard
Ertzman of the Dramatics De-
partment at the High School is
helping Mrs. Wright put the fin.
ishing touches on the production.
For children unable to see the
play on Thursday evening. an.
other performance viii be given
at Reynolds School on Friday
afternoon, March 20, at 500 p. m.
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IA OPEN HOUSE IN
CONTINUED from PAGE Onel

continued from Page One)
alcoholic laymen and profession.
ais living .iere on the program
of IA.
Regular weekly meetings OF
"A are held in ISlamorada every
Sunday night at 5 p. m. also al
the Coast Guard building. Inter.
ested persons can call Islamora.
da 31o1 or 1921 for more infor-
nation.
Meetings in Key West are held
every Monday and every Thurs
day at 8 p. m. at the new offices
at S15la Duval Street, second
floor. An open house for AA's and
their families is held Sunday
nights at 6 p. m.
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LEGAL NOTICES
lcontinusdl

1868, for approval OF same ana for
final discharge as Executors Of the
estate ri Leila y. Perky, deceased.
Dated on this 18th day Of March,
T. carlos HESsLEE
y. l.. WHITTEN
As Executors OF The Estate of
Leila g. Perky, deceased.
PAUL +. SAWYER
Attorney for Executors.
marls-25iapri.S.1s53
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NorxcE USnER FayTsraors

NOTICE is ARREF1 atFKas shaS
tie unAsrs4gasS ssstESr9 % sn~
gage In hassnfss gnasF she tsSSt.
street. KEY west. Faartaas iRtsn4
Ia rsWtSssR xasA naws site tie
tasgA es tA@ t'tFs atk AuaFs eF MAas
rvs t'.esNgs E4ssFsea
fseAs4S e-EsEsxststa
EsssE { REA~txsa.
SEE ow6eFa
-avsS~sk amNk-kxa&1
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SorcE nv rvnlIolTISs

NOTICE nv PUn1ICAxI0A
TO: JOHN ". SLATER.
RID I, Bax -.
Chenille. Wsst Virginia.
rot ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for Divorce has been stled
against yeu hereln and y0u are re-
guIr@d 20 serve y eopy OF yoar An
sMer 10 the Bill 81 S'enplaint Ter
nlvorca on the CoRaplainants at
terney. and file the original An
swer ln the office OK the clerk Of
fhe Circuit Court. ON or before the
ITth das OF April. AID. 1854. N fhs
above entitled cause otherwtks me
Allegations fhereln gontRtneh viii
be taken as eaRfeSeRd.
DONE and ORDERED AZ Key
West. Monroe County. Faortda. thsa
trth day OF March. Asn. 1851
lseAl) EARL y. AnAMA
Clerk ct the Circuit CsSrf.
BY Kashieen Nottsge
Deputy Clerk
geal TON q WATKINS.
Atterney fer Corr rlatnaats
81 Whataheax street.
Key west. Ftogtea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18

Marajo, an island within the
mouth of the Amazon is about the
size of Denmark.
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO AP-
nLl ron PASSAGE OF LOCAL
on spECIAf. nff.L

or spECIAI. Bill.
& Nnttee is hcreby giveh that. pur-
stfpt 70 tbs requirement Of Section
aF Article III Of The Constitution
a. the State uf Florides rs amended
I, the general election in 1898, APP
! Ire zion Will be made by the un-
4 4igued to the legislature of the
SIC OF Florida az the regular ses'
i III Of said Legislature TO be held
during the year 1883 for the pas
~ sa OF Il local or special bill
f}eiating 10 and Limiting the
Proposes for Which Funds Re-
,tttva1 By The city Of Key
Weaf. Florida, Municipal Corr
80. atinm Under and BY Virtue
81 ChapFer 2t0, Tax on Cigar
cites. Florida Statutes. 1851,
tle ANY Re-enactment Thereof,
sAaii Be Used. DECLARING the
latentlon OF the Legislature TO
BE That said Chapter sI0 Shall
AinN "a Said City Except AS
AffAuted Ry This Act; Deelar-
isfx A Violation OF This Act TO
nv Misaemeanor and Provid-
Iag Penalty For Such Viola
tl0n. Further Declaring the
Legislative Intention 20 BE
phat Said Art Shall Not BE
Deemed Repealed IN Any Act
Passed IN the Regular Session
sc the Legislature IN 1888 Tn
less Specific Reference Is Made
a. Saia Act for Such purpose;
aud PROV iding when Act Stan
Take Effect
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
n And FOR MONROE COUNTY.
Case Ne i3-B01
FLOYD JAMES COGGISS.
Plaintiff,
DOROTHY BROWN coGGISs,
NOTICE M PUBLICATION
TO: DOROTHY BROWN CoGGINS
Route No. i,
Box a6-C,
salley. south Carolina.
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quired TO serve = copy. Of your an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF this Court on or before the
18th day OF April, AID. 1888, other
wise a Decree Pro ConfeEso viii be
entered against you. =.
DATED this 18th day OF March.
Al. 1858, nj. Key West, Monroe
County. Florida.
(SeaD Fart. X. ADAMS,
Clerk circuit Court
By: Florence r. sawyer
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE ESQ FlNALIfU, IN
SOS Whitehead street
KEY wast. EteridA
Attorney for Plaintiff
nariS-ss = prl s. 1855
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
sINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THIS STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERT.
Cmae Ne. lN-S9a
BETTE SLATER.
Complainant
Va D1y0RcE
JOHN v. SLATER,
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Temperatures

ToMoRROW'S
TIDES
Naval Basel
HIGH Low
12:l1 am. Ass am.
11:34 am. 636 pm.
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NoTrcn ny rrnIae l.ilo'

AtGAGMANANs
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
T0s MARY HAWKINS WARiNo
s644 East Valley street
seattle, Washington
Ytll1 AIRS HEREBY ORDERED
ANn REQUIRED 20 serve copy
OF sebr AnHMt r 10 the Complaint
for uigoree ON the plaintiffs At
terneS. and 10 file the original IN
Nwer IN the office Of the Clerk ~
the Girema Court oH or hafere the
nth aay AZ Aprtl A,p. 1885. In the
above eptstled cause, ethsFw tse the
allegations thefaa VIII hc taken
- confessed
p0Ng ANn ORDERED At Key
West. Monroe County. Florida. this
fgSh aay ~ Maeea, Alb. 1898,
fsest1 Earl. n ADAMS
tferk IT thv Circuit Caurt
Akengoe CamntHs Florida
Ry tsda Floreogs Z, sawyer
n@patN Clerk,
tssA ALLAN II t'tsEARes. IR
Atteraev fer Plaintltf
e0& Nbttehe&d street
Key West. Florida
aAriS-sA.&pFi-StsSS
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IN THE efRrt az CoIRr az THE
StNTEtNTW JIntttNL enact IN
uR TIfE STATE or FL0uinA.
IN AND F0R MONROE cot NTf.
Ihanesry Case Ne. t3-Su3
JAMES WARiNti
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-08-20
Owner Moving,
SI4,200

l year old story and q hall. newly
pointed home. corner lot. 2 bed
rooms down and more up. bsouti-
fully decorated interior. living room.
kitchen and dinette oreo. tile bath
and shower. full basement. auto
motto heot. 4 per cent GIL loan
can be assumed. We ore proud to
show this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-08-20
Semi-Runch

2 bedrooms. bath on lst. finished
End. attached garage. fenced-in
yard. barbecue; also washer and
electric ronge; owner leaving city;
will sell oil this for
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-08-20

VICINITY East 141st and ST. Clair.
white and tan dog, large tan spot
on back, tan ears, part terrier 1893
East l41st st. MU. 1-0l30. Reward.
DOG, small black female cocker,
white on chest, blind, reward EV.
1-9O22.
DOG. Toy Fox, male black, tan and
white, answers to "Tippy", vicinity
Shore School, reward. RE. I-468O.
BLACK and gold dress, grey and
white skirt, on l33rd ST., between
Hartford and Second ave, or side
street to Fifth. Phone III. 1-260O,
80 till s.
PURSE, white. lady's, containing keys
and valuables. in East l05th St
Clair area. PO, 1882
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-08-20
Sl2,2O0
North Of Blvd.

In Euclid, room Colonial with
usual lst plus sunroom; 3 bedrooms.
bath on End. full basement. gas
furnace. 2 cor garage, so #. front
lot; close to everything. Price?
That is the amazing part of this
whole deol
Evening star., 1953-12-03
Sailor Gets Years
In Shooting During
Gas Station Stickup

Donald q. Allensworth, 20
year-old Miami sailor. yesterday
was sentenced to Is years in
the Maryland Penitentiary for
shooting an attendant while at
tempting to holdup Toms Auto
Service Station at Wheaton, Md,
last April.
Judge Charles w. Woodward
of Montgomery County Circuit
Court told Allensworth that if
it were not for his youth he
would have given him the max
imum term of 20 years.
AllenSworth was found guilty
by a jury of assault with intent
to rob with a dangerous weapon.
The jury returned a not guilty
verdict on a second charge of
assault with intent to murder.
The attendant, Hubert r.
Leverette,, "a. was shot twice
when he resisted the sailors at
tempt to rob the service station.
He has since recovered from his
wounds and took the stand to
identify Allensworth as the as
sailant and would-be holdup
man. Allensworth's 19-year -old
bride broke into sobs.
In another case. Judge Wood
ward sentenced Evan Edward
Snowden, 43, colored, of Nor
beck, to the Maryland House of
Correction for Is years.
Snowden admitted shooting
his longtime friend, Willard B.
Bishop, SO, of Holly Grove, six
times in the legs last February.
Bishop lost his left leg as a
result of the shooting and is
now confined to a wheelchair.
Snowden testified he was an
CRY at Bishop because the older
man had slapped him twice in
an argument over Bishops for
mer talents as baseball player.
Snowden said he wasn't trying
to kill Bishop when he poured
six shots from his 22-caliber
rifle at distance of 20 feet
II was only trying to burn him
little" he said.
Evening star., 1953-12-03
St Andrews Society
To Hold Turtun Ball

The st. Andrews Society will
hold its fourth annual Tartan
Ball at 9 pm. tomorrow in the
Shoreham Hotel.
The group, accompanied by the
Washington Scottish Bagpipe
Band, will dance to traditional
Scottish tunes in kits and high
land garb.
Evening star., 1953-12-03

s4l7 GEORGIA AVE. tSIver Spring. JU. 1884
7o2 KING STREET (AIexondrie) KI. s-56l5
3ol7 WILSON BLVD. tclerendonl IA. 7-36oo
SHIRLINGToN SHOPPING CENTER ov. s-zs27
LAUREL, ND, q c ST., LAUREL 1855 f
Evening star., 1953-12-03
HEmIoek 4-7175

Derrick. ND, II NO. MARKET ST, Monument 1855
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TODAY
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK M The stock mar
Hi ran into extremely quiet trad.
Ing today IS prices inched narrow-
" lower.
Almost 81 changes either Way
were Ii he smaller fractiOns, md
! eunsl BE number Of iskue6-s
especially railroads traded q .
changed
Ihe start wns brisk hit tha ever.
night orders 500 were cleared.
Tnerea S. he tame stood ssin tOr
measurable perioiS.
The marked yesterday rested ~
e Is hIe adxsnce a TIE previous.
day. Early gains were cut back hg
prufit taking when short tefngl
ira aers nold their hnldings - real.
ixe iheiF xains
Lover ssoek today Included u y
Steel, Chgy Ier. Standard on lls11
Du P0n Doua AifGEa nd
General Eelekric.
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COLD BULLION rs
STOLEN AT AIRPORT

NEW Y0RK That IL III
barr IT Told h1Ilinn wuFth s2f "
from ! cargo HANGAR ii IdleUd
Airport wns revealed trday N reIl
q New york Authority police
1hirtNea ue bars " aold nnd
l1e hars q 0iIveEaI part u ~
asna e ra us -.
lrh
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