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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

NEW ALL.BRICK COLONIAl----LAv.
rm. din. rm... de luxe kit, 8 bedrms..
lh baths, full bsmt. gas heat; conv:
lIe.; I2 Sl4e sse mo. Call. RE 7-24el and
2 New pSSEaMiIDETACHED . bedrm.
houses. I ": lease re9uired.. Si1o
0vhA trse. 2ebedrm. s' STick @ so house ss'' with IN
screened porch, garage, on corner
lot. Avail betw. Feb. and Is to
suit tenant. s125 mo, Ju. 5-4SS57.
Eambier. i y. old; at bearms:, sis
baths, recr: rm., garage. !dishwasher.
20. 20; Cal n ME. sLYg5EcK' MA. s-2o4o;
UPPER 10th ST. AREAS bedrms..
kit. with dishwasher, custom rec.
rm., = full baths. q half baths.
sc ssrsensd yTs sGFSsh' Sd fX fXa s14s5 MsE tSs
DET. HOUSE-N. w; Q bedrms.. liv.
rm., fireplace, dins rm., kit, bsmt;,
oil heat, porches. Gear garage; apt.
retained sIrSS By oyner = En- RA. 3-55I2 III III
Fl; BelVoir and PentaRon. TIE.
ANNlaNSDiALE, ApN1NlaasNSDiALE yA.-old English de-
tached: on "a acre: 2 bedrms.. 2
baths; ,aysil. March /: S1o0 mo.
NR. r. ARMY aIas2'' MAP sERvIcE-S-rm.
brick with rec. rm. and bsmt,. firepl.
and oil heat; conv. TO transp. and
Glen Echo Hgts.; adults only: MRS.
BURGESS Reslto1; roL oL, 2.4S5S. SG I..;,7 ~
decorated, 3-bedrm. home. avail. i'm.
med, $140 per month. IA. 7-9l64.
ARL.-clean 3 bedrms.. bath. lse. kit,
din rm;, liy; rm:, bsmt,; ayailsSle n bic
fnnbsnnepi rambler; iirepi OsSSiS available Fes 7;
MORE REALTY Co. IA. s:2i53.
BETHESDA. mr.: Naval Medical Center
recreation sss 5m;j s?csT ssrsgs; vl ...: isIs:
THREE -BEDRM. HOME Feb, in
%ssisEn yosHsE " sEAY e sas co beat r sisS isssS S
NEARBY MD.-Modern 2-bedrm.
bungalow on corner lot. newly re:
Is Minis. to CAPITOL: 500 mo. no
vR fnildsfn fo slSs14 Ss Srick.
oil h.-w.h.; lge: yard: nj. Pentagon;
500 , mS; nSas Call ME. s-oos6; eyes.
silvia nt1 f'tSPHRiiNG Sizing AREA-Alme;t new.
3-bedrm. brick rambler; partly fur
nished; S130 mo. JU. 9-0424. .-27
CHILLUM AREA-3-bedrm. brick.
semidet.; mod kit powder rnl;,
bsmt.; S125 mo. JU. p-0424. --27
5428 SARGENT RD., Chillum, Md
Eet. brick, 4 rms, gas heat; vacant:
Sl25 per mo. Call LA. 6-6666.
ARIiNGToN-Newly Rim Ton; dec. a-oedrm.
semidet, brick; full bsmt.:. gas. h.-w.
Pentssen; sos; "a, 7,s495; :..2ee
-3-bedrm. brick, almost new: fire.
place; complete elec. kit; full bsmt.:
S130. JE. 2-27S3.
COLLEGE PARK HOLLYWOOD -
$40 mo-, 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
full bsmt.: vacant. H. CARLYLE
de LOZIER. Realtor. WA. 7-50nO.
SOUTH ARLINGToN-puplex dwell
ing. 2 bedrms.. full bsnt.. gas heat.
COW. to Pentagon and downtown
SIi0 per mo CHARLES b. PULLMAN.
INC; Agent, s17 King St. Alex; Va.
caSE AZ Si$S5' dSP sUNeA5ew Al e.. Eq%;ss;
Landover Hills, Md. UN: 4-&337
Sun. after 8 am, ewes. after $50.
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SGLE. OR DBLE.-2 nice empl. girls
or lady; conv. transp.; reas. JA
S-3541, after $50. weekdays.
ALEXANDRIA-Suburb. conv. tc
Pentagon; for gentleman; unusual
rm., with ext. phone; pvt. home; or
busline TIE. 6-4067. ga
N. ARL.-Nicely furn. rm. in new
home. semipvt. bath; l blk. bus;
pentagon and Navy Annex. ia. q
TAKoMA PARK-Nicely furn. twin
bedrm., priv. entr.; near bus. Sing.
$40 and double $45. JU. 7-5g0s.
LOVELY REC. RM.. with pvt. bath
and entr., gentleman. ia. 2-9696
ARL.-Ideal room for gentleman,
newly decor. next. to bath: bus at
door. 925 N. jackson ST., JA, 3
SILVER SPRING-Attractiv rm. in
lovely home: 2 in family: for gentle
OLD ALEXANDRIA - Gentleman
Comfortable rm. with pvt. bath; Va
block main busline. XII. S-45S4.
--2S
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD
WSs1 Nsid Eatsrprises, -
All fiahh Rn.eg~nA

COLORED-N.W., e RMS. for couple
will accept children; all privil, HO
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

HOMES NEEDED
We have fine tenants for homes In
nearby Md. or NV. D. c.; free ap.
pratsals; no delay. For complete
rental service, phone. US today.
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-6242. -.-27
C0LORED FAMILY badly in neSd Of
S-room house. DE. 2-696o.
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2731 wooDLEY PL. NV blk.
auto. gas heat. Beautifully furN.
Mod. in every respect. Can accom-
2 families conveniently. Fine cond.
S210 mo-. will give lease.
HARRY JUSTINE
ma. s-2s44 S11 18th st. NV,
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PIANOS

Want . barsainP Steinway upright,
$3.50 Grands: Knabe, S695; Bald
win, $3.50; Steinvay, $1,495. Biz
reductions on Jesse French spinets.
livery, free bench. PAUL GOLIBART.
cor. entF., Amer, Stse. Bldg, 2SOl
Seorgis ave. AID. 4-692s 1880
70 $500. 2Ss
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MIscEL. WANTED tcon.. !,

FURNITURE-sinsle pieces ana com.
Rss: sss sSsasssaGlss sSas:,: :t' IL A. AsPasfiss fisss7''
|FUkNITURE-Wil1 buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOOD'S. Sth and K
FURNiTuRE-Wanted furn. of the
better kind, one piece or entire
home: also want refriNerator. gas
stove and good piano. Call today
MR., GRADY MA 2-2070
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FURN:-2-pc. liy; rm: suite; red
Sell separately. ia. S-O56S. 90
FURN.: Break. nook with 2 benches
ti5I table and snd chairs; GE uprt. vac
GAS RANGES. new. used, SIS up:
E9WS,Frarnsss4sSd;; EW,rr s4S;;,s easy c5edis: nothing dn'
abe s' eali eaiYi pu. mSnsns Slsnss. old reason
1astsIssiSn RfS 3sss s2IEs VI VI
GENsRA9NE sPdS 2Go?5Esss re- sSss gassS4!n' s4
GRAPHOTYPE; practically new, key
board style, upper and lower case;
cost 81 800. will take $3.50.
SEHIfAI' S1sfIE. 2Ol' l4th st. NV. M.gs ~
HEATERS AND STOVES
Nsc gisf sToTE Sscf o1f 1ffOPPif 9 NS Sa;s ssS sSS2
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2-pc., in ex-
cellent condition, cost $3.50, sell for
LITiNG RM. SUITE. maple; also
matching desk and chair; 2 lamps;
excellent condition. LU. 1-3154.
LIVING ROOM SUITE; also lined oak
desk. chair, TV and other tables.
LIVING RIM: sUITE-2-piecs Holly
SIP. will sell separately. 10.
LUMBER AND PLYwoOD-we have
what you need in softwood and
hardwood; sheet sizes and cuttings,
perforated MaSonite and Wallboard
products. Material worked to size
II you desire; also quality cabinet
and store-fixture hardware. Make
US your supply source for home
CO.. INC, 1st and K sts. s.e.. Ii.
$1,000. q
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1--WE M hUNO
926 q st. NV.
ESkahliShed 1S7!

fIANOS-Steinway bargains. Spinet-
style upright completely rebuilt
Console, completely rebuilt. SS95.
Style NJ grand. factory rebuilt, like
new. new guarantee, $t,695.
MANIC MUSIC. 1900 @ st. NV,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

AIN 14AUES
Furniture, bric-a-brac china glass.
ware. Oriental art objects, jeWelry
Mss silverware, paintings, por.
traits; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY. ia 9-3333.
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass, furniture, etc, before
ealing WALTER. REED ANTIQUE
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Tu' 2-2727 RA. 3-760s
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, sire,
BY champion Fax Haus Werle: reg
ASQARD KENNELS. JE. 2.6660.
BOZ B0XERZ=Mals, faMn. Q months
registered, beautifully marked. Good
children's pet. EM. 3-2974. -26
IRISH SETTER-Beautiful 1-yr.-olt
female; must sell due to transfer
$50. Phone LO. 4-O441, -26
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
reg. II weeks, champion bloodline
country raised and hardy. Ever.
green 4-294O. II
FRENCH POoDLES. blacks ant
Creams. Champion bloodline: Axe
reg. Papers; reason. JU. 9-3693.
BOSTON TERRIER PUP. thorough.
pred, 10 wks. old, male; reason.
able' call after pm. UN. 4-1OOS
BASENJI PUPPIES, Axe REGISTERED
barkless, short hair; ideal dog fol
children and ants. Call EN-. 2-OsS1
At STUD. registered siamese cats
excellent bloodlines. For informa.
tlON, call Enple Sida 19A To O-
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HOUSES TO SHARE

AT ADAMS MILL RD.-Master bed
rm.. sep. refgr.: accept infant baby.
sit ewes: AID. 4-7945. ~
COZ ORED--2 girls to share 6-rm.
house in Arl. nr. NAVY Annex with
other girl. IA. S-S696. --27
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PIANOS

A real value is offered on our annual
January sale Lee. selection of
spinets, consoles and grands. new
rebuilt and floor samples. All case
styles and wood finishes. Every
S25 down will deliver. Bal. 8 yrs.
to pay. DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 g
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WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
1925 .21st ST. NV. HU. 3-3624
40 residence halls catering to young
men and women. Running water.
Selective restaurant-style menu.
recreation room. Free dances,
movies and TV.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
.2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV,
Double and single rms, some with
private bath. American plan. excel.
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 2-3S66'
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$125

$125
6641 23rd pl., z. Hyattsville-Near-
ly new semidet,. 3-bedrm. rambler:
tEe. rms; conv. to elementary
schools.
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GOLD

AO4A&
Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
90 YEARS AT e35 r ST. NV.
HEATERS. ranges stoves mattresses
STOVE AND FuRN.. NA. s-ss5s.
OFFICE FURNITURE and equipment
In good condition. Reasonable. JU
ORGAN, Hammond. or other elec.
trGnies wanted. Phone evenings
PlANOS-Will pay cash for your
piano, Any style or make. TO
PIANO @ WANTED, spinet: must o be
cash bargain; private family. Call
JU. 7-6565. 30
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU. o-3039
REFRIGERATORS. air conditioners,
ireezers; rs erzods FL makes any condition
I AM INTERESTED in buying old i sill.
yer In any condition. AD. 4-6741
eyes,. co. 6-1077. -28
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BILTMORE CLUB

lii 1HO1tE NLUb
ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION
NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
A residential club fore the Junior
executive, professional young ladies
and men. Excellent cuisine, TV and
mSuic rm:, recr; rm. less than 10
ater. and shopping district. Daily
single rates from $3.50 per day,
special monthly and weekly rates,
doubles, and some suites. 1888
18TH st. NV. NO 7-0634.
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2-bedrm.; excel. location and livine
accommodations half bsmt. for
laun. and storage; $3.50 mo-: rfgr.,
heat and utils. extra. CONNER 4
RYON, INC, RE. 1926 -26
COLORED-l314 BELMONT ST. NV
Lovely 2-rm. kit. and bath apt.
$SS per mo-; all utils. furn. LUIS
DI. 7-5995. -27
COLORED-IS15 CLIFTON ST. NV
Modern apt. bldg. for select ellen
tele; liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath
$SS per month; adults only: in.
spect up to $3.50 pm: Supt. Oh
premises. THE HARTFORD CO..
RE. 1924.
COLORED-459 RIDGE ST. NV
Lge. rm. with stove and sink; insp
then call CO. 5-6222. -26
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.

FRONT ROOM, 14th and Penna. ave.
$50 q month; hot-plate privileges
Ii. 4-57S7. -27
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LUMBER
Flooring suitable for sheathing or
sub-fooring, special this week, S26
per M. at yard.
ACE WRECKING CO,
LII A.0600 On

GU. 4-0600 80
compl.
spray equip, woodworking ma
chimes and tools; also 1946 inter-
national panel truck. $500. Can be
seen Mon. through Fri, bet. 8 and
5. 2212 14th st. NV, HO. 2-4530.
Sun. WA. 1898. SELLING OUT
BECAUSE OF DEATH. -26
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE-used Nj
agaria, electric. $175. Call r. ROB
1NSON. INC, LU. 4-140O, Mr.
MOTORS. i/1o0 to 100 h.p., and
reduction gear, 6-440 volts; rewound,
.exch. CARTY, 1908 14th, NO. 7-O224
EECCHI, portable, BU de luxe mod :,
hardly used, 5000; paid $243. 80
new. KE. S-57O6.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Genuin leath-
er sofa. = walnut executive desks, l
new 4S-inch center-well stenogra-
piers desk and large steel supply
cabinet. Moving. Must sell. Call
Monday. ST. $4,000. -26
OFFICE FURNITURE, including @
desks: storage cabinets, one steel
the other wood; small addreSso-
graph machine: one 3O-drawer
Addressograph. plate cabinet: about
1900 AddreSsograph plate frames;
and a number of other small pieces
OF equipment. To inspect this equip
ment. see building superintendent
Solorado Bldg, or phone ME. g.
$3.50. yRN
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$13O

206 E. Greenway blvd, Falls Church
II " -story Cape Cod with 3 bed
rms, full bsmt.; excel. cond. Call
JE. 2-0100. 1900 18th st. NV.
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ORGANS, Baldwin. Minsheli eiectronic,
Estey reed organ. Wide selection oil
models suitable for church. chapel.
studio and home use. Special dem
onstrationS and surveys cheerfully
made without obligation
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
New 2-bedrm. brick, semidet, fuN
bsmt. home near Langley shopping
center and transp. in Mont. Co.
Sl1O mo. Immediate occupancy.
James C. Conley g. Co.
$40 Ga. ave. JU. 5-57OO W .
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WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.

61f 64th ave. Seat Pleasant. Md
2-bedrm. rambler with extra rm.
and wash basin In attic. Key IN
our once.
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THE WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS.
2430 PENNA. AVE. NV.
Emciency apts., SS6.50 and sol so,
includes all utilities and secretarial
service. Convenient to shopping and
transportation. EX 3-7R40 -22
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Live at the Top of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL
3700 MASS. AVE. NV.

Applications are now being taken fol
ments with 11x17 reception rooms
with or without dining room
screened porch.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Reformed Church Unit
Elects Hdgerstown Man
By the Assoeioted Press

FREDERICK. Md. June H.
DR.. Frederick T. Eyster of Hag-
erstown is the new president of
the Potomac Synod, Evangelical
and Reformed Church.
He succeeds the Rev. Arthur
w. Newell of Richmond, Va, as
head of the synod embracing
some 10000 members in Mary
land, Virginia, the District of CO.
lumbia and West Virginia's East
ern panhandle.
Other new officers elected yes
terday include: DR.. Henry Koch,
Washington, vice president; the
Rev. Frank Bostian, Baltimore,
secretary; Henry w. Schumpheis,
Baltimore. treasurer, and R. B.
Alexander, Harrisonburg, Va, lay
member of the synodical council.
Delegates to the synod's annual
spring meeting at Hood College
here also named the following to
the Board of Examiners: The
Rev. j. Wade Huffman, Clear
Spring, Md; DR.. Timothy Leh-
man, Edinburg, Va; the Rev.
Arthur Newell, Richmond, Va,
and John Rausenberger, Balti-
more.
Committee reports and cleo
tions highlighted the second day
of the annual session. Further
committee reports were Sched-
uled today.
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Some Slight Gains
Listed in Otherwise
Quiet Trading
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, June ia
slight majority of shares showed
small advances in the stock mar
ket today. Trading was quiet.
Groups showing some improve
ment included the oils, coppers,
steels, motors, rubbers, chemi-
Gals and televisions. Utilities
rails and airlines were mixed
while aircrafts and motion pic
lures were mostly lower.
Volume for the first two hours
came to only $4,000 shares.
Yesterdays volume for the day
was 100000 shares.
Some petroleum issues showed
gains of a point or more at one
time. including Ohio Oil, Pacific
Western, Cities Service, Amerada
and Texas Co. Motorola rose
around a point and large frac-
tional gains were scored in
morning trading by Du Pont.
Chrysler, Goodyear and Westing-
house.
Of ia at one time was Cen
eral Dynamicas. It owns Can
adair, Ltd. whose contract to
make training planes has been
Cancelled by the United States
Air Force.
Stocks making small gains
included U. S. Steel, Republic
Steel, General Motors, Stude-
baker. Montgomery Ward, Allied
Stores, Lockheed, Radio Corp,
American Telephone, Kennecott,
Phelps Dodge, Air Reduction,
Southern Railway, General Elec-
trio and American Wooden.
Down slightly were Packard,
Douglas, United Aircraft, Schen-
ley, Deere. Consolidated Edison,
Dome, Union Carbide and Santa
Fe.
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FURNISHED by the Associated PreSS.)
LIST INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSTiES
Chicago Livestock

llishtweieht butcher hogs we're ser@cnoiis steads
.ct,SS 70 20 cents ren higher today in a fairly
hundred pounds. Other butchers Sers
slow and steady to IS cents lover
S9ws were slow and steady to so cents
The cattle market was dull with
slausbter slaushter caita: csttis weak vealers
lower small lot "s Of ehciee ~eak to to oriSi 81
l,l;o-pound steers brought S23.25.
,oI'ns Mative spring lambs were fully 81
lower tnan early Thursday. The tor
i;aSs @ FGo;no' Old-crop lambs and year
steady e' were
Salable hog receipts were $500 head
about 500 more than expected. ~ CattIe %
arrivals were 700 head. 300 less than
expected. Sheep receipts were 800 haed
ssaiable cattle, 700; salable calves
5o9; dull: slaughter cattle weak veaiers
ana slaughter calves weak to i M
lower; small lot choice to prime lilo.
poonos pood SIS steers 2325: few loads and lots
commercial to low good l5.5O-ls,50
gutter and utility grassers 100 Il. 90
lew mead prime heifers 23.OO; good tf
low CHOICE heifers 1S.5O-2O5O; utilitS
GTaSs aa ne6ers down to d25o utility
ners and cutters 8.OO-11 so: utility anc
commercial bulls 13:5O-l6.00: com =
nniI m9Fcial d to .,, choice yealers 15.0O-2OO0;
lambs fully soO low lower t than sealhs earfs
Thursday. top $3.50: bulk "a. 90 2S' 90
largely 200. with Gull and utility kinds
Ih,s,uo-20.O0: old-crop. lambs and year.
nngS 90 lower; most yearlings 1900
$500; sheep steady; slaughter ewes
4.O0-6.00; clearance incomplete or
spring lambs. VA
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, June II LP.-Grains had
an. an easier tone on the Board of Trade
active as the market lost fractions "'to to
about cent.
Selling pressure exerted itself i'm
mediately after the opening, Initial
prices in wheat were higher, but this
galn gam was vas, soon S given UP. Corn was
soybeeans. July soybeans eventually
lost their opening advance.
Wheat near the end OF the first hour
was !ss to 70, lower. July 2OIH; corn
was " to ,. lower, July l.54: oats were
&c 0TeT feTef uy July ss s9yoesnS snd Ters SsTd
YES ,S II to ~ q hundred pounds lower,
Wheat eat, again was unable to stir up
very heavy supply situation and the
limited storage room. Grain men said
this applied with particular force to
Iarssr fne Mid%est' fS. where the crop will be
much difficulty in securing storage SPACE
In this area last year.
Many traders think there will be
even S more difficulty this year. because
no h0f aodltionai storage space has been
The Midwestern States primarily pro-
ouce soft wheat. which does not keep
as well in storage as hard wheat.
NeW crop SoybeanS showed consider
ns nese new news agency reported that country
vas Undertaking negotiations with Red
emma and Russia for mutual trade. It
SS Sas 1Sa Sald Japan was scheduled to import
and wheat bran from Red China, among
Cash corn receipts totaled 173 cars.
Mntna wmiSm is quite large for. Friday. The
granted ST .7O0,6oo to NorWsy @ S'oh for the tSs
purchase of American corn.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Business Briefs

Rail Freight volume for week
ended June 6. was 1926 cars,
or IA per cent below the pre-
vious week, and 1873 per cent
above the same period last year.
Association of American Rail-
roads.
Crude Oil Refining capacity
in U. S. is expected to reach
81 million barrels daily by end
of 1858, and about 8.4 million
a day by the end of 1854.
Steel Production in May was
second highest for any month
in industry history, totaling
9.998,000 net tons of ingots and
steel for castings. - American
Iron and Steel Institute.
Money in Circulation increased
$23 million during week ended
June 10.-Federal Reserve Board.
Heavy construction contracts
climbed to 1868, ,684,OO in week
ended Monday. making it the
biggest week since January
Engineering News Record.
Japan has alIOcated So million
of foreign currency for six
months trade with Communist
China and the Soviet Union.
This was in addition to 50 mil
lion already allocated.
Department store sales during
the week ended June 6, were
per cent more than in the same
period a year ago.-Federal Re-
serve Board.
MicrOmatic Hone Corp. of De-
troit has announced acquisition
of Diesel Engineering g. Manu-
featuring Corp. of Chicago,
manufacturer of fuel injection
systems and jet engine fuel flow
controls.
Armed Services procurement
will open bids June %, on 1882
pairs of mems black oxford shoes
for the Air Force.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Storm at Mendoza
Causes $1,000 Loss
By the Associoted Press

MENDOZA, Va. June 12.-
Damage was estimated at over
$1,000 here as a result of a
violent windstorm, possibly a
twister, that struck this Wash
ington County community late
Wednesday.
The storm ripped the roof off
a general store, hurting it some
100 feet on top of a house. Four
persons in the store escaped
injury, as did nine persons in
the house.
Another storm in nearby Wise
County caused severe damage to
fruit trees in the Crab Or
chard section. Police Chief Ben
Funk Of Coeburn said farmers
reported thousands of dollars
damage.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
New York Produce

NEW YORK. June 12 R.-Butter
4l0, OBS: steady. Wholesale prices or
bulk cartons: Creamery. higher thar
92 score (A) fresh. 65h: 90 score tBj
fresh. 63h; 50 score tC), fresh, 81.
Cheese. 119,231; steady; prices un-
changed.
Eggs-13.134. irregular. New Yorh
spot quotations. based largely on ex-
change trading, follow: Midwestern
mixed colors, fancy. heavyweights, 55
fancy, large. 54; extra /, large, 52-53
extra /. medium. 51-511a: Standards
large, 4st3-5o; current receipts, .45-47
fancy, heaVyweights. 57Ea; fancy, large
56Ia; extra l, large, 54-55: extra /. me.
dium. $3.50: Browns. fancy. heavy.
extra |. large. 54-55: extra % one me.
dium 80. Nearby. whites, extra fancy
hesyyweiehts. 90: mediums, 81; pullets
43la: peewees, q; browns, extra fancy
heavyweights, 90: mediums, 81; pullets
431a; peewees. 81.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, June II R.-Closing
dollars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market q 1872 per cent premium or
1O0.65ss United States cents, unchanged.
Europe - Great Britain tpound),
s:Sl 20. of "a Of cent: Great Britain
30 day futures, 2.S1is, off "a of a cent;
Great Britain, 90 day futures. $50
Great Britain, 60-day futures. 2SOls,
Of OF cent; Great. Britain 90
cent; France franc, .asi$ Of a cent. cent.
unchanged: Holland (guilder) 1886 un-
changed; Italy Qira) .16h Of a cent,
unchanged; Portugarl (escudo) $50,
unchanged; Sweden tkronal 1885. un-
changed; Switzerland (franc) Qree)
3.34, UNCHANGED;
unchanged: Brazil free) 2.1l, un-
changed: Mexico, SIS, of .0l OF a
cent; Venezuela (bolivar), 30.03. un-
changed.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar 1888,
unchanged.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. June IL B.-Dividends
declared: Pc Stk. of Pay
SPECIAL Rate. riod. Record able.
New Eng Trust ----$1-- I'll 7-10
EXTRA
Day Trust Boston -25c els $50
Evening star., 1953-06-12
New York Cotton

sion house liquidation and hedRinT hele
cotton futures in check during dui
forenoon trading today, Offerings vert
absorbed Through mill busing and shori
covering. Switching from old crop Juiy
to later months was the feature Ont
leading spot firm was estimated to have
covered about 1000 bales in nearby
difference of 90 points
The New York Cotton Exchange esti-
mate. Of May cotton consumption indi-
Gated that cotton use for the first II
7.a41 900 bales which was an increase
OF $4,000 bales over consumption in
the same period the previous year.
Noon prices we're unehanged to "a
cents bale lower than the previous
close. July 1888. October $3.50 and
December A Q2
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

NEW YORK. June IL GP.-The New
York Stock Exchanee reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
Purchases of 1882 shares on 5,4OO
orders; sales of 10S.379 shares on
4,041 orders including S39 shares sold
short on 27 orders
Evening star., 1953-06-12

Hourly Sales on the Fxchange.
1900 am. $50 600 u noon $50 600
LOO pm. SEQ 600 2:OOp.m. 600 600
fUnit OF trading 10 shares. sIn bank.
rlptcy or receivership or being reorgan-
ifea if;si under the Ba9kruptcy Act. or secur-
annua. disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannua declaration. Tn.
less otherwise noted speciaj or extra
olyidends. are not included cId CaIIee
Ex dividend; xr Elk rights. Also extra
or extras Annual rate plus stock oivi-
dend. d Declared or paid in 1853 plus
stock dividend. e Paid last year Pay.
anls IN stock, estimated cash value on ex-
far this year; Declared or paid after
stock dividend or splitup. k.Oeclarei or
palo tnlS year an accumulaLlve issue
with dividends in arrears Paid this
seaT se9ior dividend taEs omitted; deferred or no
DECLARED or paid in 1862. plus stock
dividend. Liauidating dividend. wi When
issued. kids redistribution. wd when
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Metul Quotations

ferrous metal prices today: Is Copper, %
2as. 30 cents . pound. Connecticut
Valley; lead. 1871 cents Q pound. New
YORK; zinc, cents q pound; East E.