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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30
Ballad Singers
Plan Meeting
Saturday

MUNSON On Saturday
evening the Cleveland F k
Lore Society and the Chester
Ballad Singers will gather at
the home of DR.. and M r S {.
Willard Parker to enjoy a pot
luck supper and songfest.
Among those present will be
Rowena of TV fame, DR.. Har-
ry Oster of Toledo University,
DR.. H. Redenou from Baldwin
Wallace and DR.. Pucket, Pro-
fessor of Sociology of Western
Reserve University.
Everyone is looking forward
to an evening of song and good
fellowship.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30
Opportunity School to
Be on TeIevision

The story of Geauga's OPP
portunity school will be told on
radio and television. Sponsored
by The Ohio Bell Telephone
CO., the program is titled 1.-The
Lost Little ones" and will be
on VICAR on Oct. 5 and on
WE'RE on October 7, accord
ing to an announcement from
Margaret Stevens of the OPP
portunity school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30
Plan Party For
Hambden kindergarten

HAMBDEN The kinder .
garten mothers of Hambden
are sponsoring a Key Products
party on October 4 at the Hamb
den school at 800 o'clock.
There will be all kinds of
household needs, cosmetics and
beautiful jewellery. Come and
help support the kindergarten.
Refreshments will be served.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30
Kiwanis Officers
at Convention

The KiwaniS club of Geauga
will be, represented at the 1854
convention of the Ohio KiwaniS
District at Columbus, October
1913, club president Cliff Bah
cock announced today.
Local delegates to the con-
vention will be president Cliff
Babock and the president elect
Edward A. Williams.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30
Tom Reef Enters \
Muskingum

Thomas Reef son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Reef of 118 Til
den ave-, Chardon, Ohio mas en-
tered Muskingum college, New
Concord, Ohio as a freshman.
He was graduated from Char
don high school in 1854, where
he was a member of the fol-
lowing organizations: Honor
Society, president; Athletic As
sociation, vice president; Hi-Y,
treasurer; and Student Council,
president.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30
Church Plans Day
of Recollection

The st. Mary's church of
Chardon is holding a Day of
Recollection on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 6 at the Little Flower
Lodge in Painesville at 900
am.
If you are planning to attend
please call Mrs. G. G.. Green
or Mrs. Virginia Czacherski for
your reservations. Reservations
must be in by Monday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30

oath Div, Korea = Sergeant
First Glass Louis r. Blattner
is serving as a mechanic in
Korea with the oath Infantry
Division. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs Leopold Blattner Of
Route /, Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30
Teams Wanted For G auga
County Semi Pro Basketball
I aoUua

County Semi Pro Basketball
League
Anyone interested in enter
ing a basketball team in the
newly organized Geauga county
Semi-prO Basketball l. ea ague
please get in touch with FIN.
Hatfield at Clark Apis, May
field 3D., Chardon before the
18th of October.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30

Enters Pennsylvania College
CHESTERLAND - Miss Bar
bara Andee Reiff,' daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reiff,
Jr., of Sperry Rd., has entered
the senior class of the Prepara-
tory department of Penn Hall
Junior College and Preparatory
school, ChamberSburg, Pa.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30
MEN in SERVICE

Don Sampson of Rowland,
formerly of Chardon, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beech re-
Gently. He left for service in
the Navy September % and is
stationed at cambridge Mary
land. He has enlisted for four
years.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-09-30

SUBSCRIBE TO THE GEAUGA
RECORD
Evening star., 1954-12-10
JEFFREY GARDENS
RESIDENT MANAGER
|3f3A Tth St, Sc, 10. 2-O@0

JEFFREY GARDENS
RESIDENT MANAGER
1894 Tth St, Sc. 10. 2-0T0O
Out s. Capitol st. to Atlantic st. sc !.
left to 4th ST., right to Chesapeake
st. left to 9TH and DEVELOPMENT.
COLORED--N.E.--Upper floor. pvt.
home; 3 rms, kit, bath, adults
only; utils. furn. Ii. 4-0341. --lg
COLORED--2l09 M ST, N.E.--Lee
! hedrm,, liv. rm, kit. bath, porch
@ Smee11ooi me- oinSl. all utilities Gal'
CoLoRED--ard ST. NV. mr.. Tay-
3. 'ns5 5ohssoS afss 81 TS5efs IT, sasi4 al i0-4
coLoRED-rALBERr ST. ST. T
block Nichols ave: bus stop; .conv
ct. Elizabeths. Boiling. Federal Tri-
Can 70 e l. v. b. joHNsToN
CoLoRED-sO + ST. NV. Apt. 3
rms. kit, bath: refgr. and heat
furn. $75. EN-. 10000. lis
COLORED--ass AND ss0 55th ST.
Me- modern apts.. near
transp. and schools, S86,50, plus
utils. Phone Hu 3-70a5. --10
C0LORED--a RMS, inside bath
kit, gas and cleo, h.-w. heat: 1st
or End a.: nr. Navy Yard: SAL mo
win furn. RA. e-663s. OIL. 2-7las
CoL0RED--a-RM. and bath. modern
garden-type apis. on Bennins I'd.
Sc. S6s.b0, includes all utils. MA.
A.g79T,
Evening star., 1954-12-10
NEW DE LUKE
Sc. GARDEN APIS.
/ AND 2 BEDROOMS
$500 to $3.50
HMcI rrrnrhns r1-nrr rrr-run

An Of our apts. have huge closets,
beautiful kitchens with garbage dis
posals, larse separate dining area,
individual locker space. off-street
parking and other outstanding fea-
lures.
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ARLINGTON

-bedrm sut.. nr Courthouse; SIS
per mo. Newly decorated. an con-
veniences. IA. S-5160, ia. 5-6540.
. 2-bedrm. apt, nr. Heeht Co: sSa. so
per mo. Newly decorated. Of street
parking. IA. S-654O, Kr. S-l320.
Evening star., 1954-12-10

silvia sPRTNG--2-bsdfm. at.
picture windows: extrsllarge kftcin-
en-. near schools: iau1dry, storage
and playground facilitEs; free mas
Ter Tv antenna: xN. incl. utils.
Gsa MRS; MRS WHEELER. rss. mgr,
|ATTRAc. i and . bsdra. apis. in
small brick bldg, h5meyfike appear
ancs: Takoma Part l6catIon; may
yiduai storage n sa iseEsfs: @ enc. enc. apt apt.
$40. 1-bedrn. apt, fS5e.50 to $50;
sDTins 1-74ss. - 10 ia
rrn.. ,dinette. kit5 bath. screened rear
center; sss-sss n4os mo-. 70 20 s.soes. ss0osm'
ApTs. AvA1ABLE Ar coBuR ThER..
Md. Next Schools and shopping cen
ter; bus stop at door WA. 7-s76S.
BETHESDA--Liying room. dinstte.
kitcheG 2 bedrooms and bath. Con-
Feniens to shopping. school and
transportation. Oh. 4-2545. 10
CORA HILLS ct D. c. line and
3 bedrooms, 500 and 500, includ-
Ing AL utilities: s:s near school. shops
W4Ss 1Os 6-LVS6. --lS
SILVER SPRING--In apt. bldg. j
bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette.- kit. and
bath. newly decorated: $3.50 mo-.
utils. incl. JU. S-3490; eyes,. 10.
r2koMA 22isosI pARK--Hevly decorated, aD ?
bedrm, apt. 1st mr.. 74l4 Piney
Branch I'd; all utils.; adults only
JU. 5-4422. Iii
pINEY BRANCH. OLD BLABENsBURG
AREA--Spacious .-bedrm. apt: ad-
SHOPPING centers. Res. Msr.. JU.
sLVER SPRING. Md, sso1 Piym-
outh ave.-Modern 2-bedrm. apt.
with dinette. only yrs. old: COM
pletely redecorated. modern kit.
laundry facilities and lockers in
bsmt.: only SSG so: 18th month free.
N. Takoma Park area. To inspect,
eall s4 ME g.. CLARK. DI. 7-24s4 or
sMvER Ii a'espi esPpRirsG. s4s7 Ga. ave ave-
utils. incl. IA. 9-4140. LIZ
APT. Takoma Park.
Md.--Close to shopping center and
tTansp. $50 Incl. all utiis. Ju: g.
BaEsTnaaEsDA, asTnaEDA Md and : bedroom..
liv. room, din. space, kit bath and
rear screened porch: S60-$S5: SAM
UEL z. BOGLEY. INC, Oh. 4-1270,
m.-Attrac., lst-ffoor
apt; lge. rms. and bath: adults
only; $8S. incl. all utils. WA.
10000: ewes. JU 9-4783.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. Ia. e-2937: Ewes. RA. 3-I4f6.
AAAA MOvERs-Household furnt-
ture; will take old furniture In trade
On moving charges. Ju. 5-03l3.
CHESTER MoyERS-A trunk or q
trnekload: also truck rentals; call
ST. $3.50: ewes. IA 9-O1I5.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches q specially. 3. l.. MORRIS,
TU, .-l150 or Ii. 6-:SS9.
MOVE BY HiLL-Home or bus, snort
or long notices. extra services. any
time; sensily priced. LU. l-95OO.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage IN
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. 1-OI04. UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Estalished 1906.
EDELIN's MOVING AND TRANSFER
SERVICE. Reasonable rates; orders
taken Lp to ~ pm. Call IL. 3-5041.
IA
Evening star., 1954-12-10
ARLINGTON

3 MINUTES TO WASHINGTON
CONVENIENT TO CLARENDON
New bldg. Picture windows, plenty
Of closets. attrae. 2-bedrm. doer
plan, kiddie area.
POMpoNrO REALTY, JA. r-ss6A
Evening star., 1954-12-10
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. nd. - 3-bedrooru
Colonial; long or short lease. Sii5
per mo. ELIJAH g. ARNOLD lCol.
oV. 3-4i45.
UPPER 18th sT.-Besut. det. brk.
house: o hedrms., baths. Suit. for
Dr. or diplomat. RA. 3-26I5.
Harvard At I4th-FurD. house for
re Fsnt' . ! islsf ssdrms' 2 baths 2 Kits.
ARHiSGf0sii III NORTH comfoT1soIy mla
furnished 3.bedroom brick colonial
with den. Pull basement. . blocks
to school and bus, half f-mile from
arlington Hall Reservation; Si35
monthly with lease. Vacant: inn
BAssETT. jit'':S9 "a, s@sosT Fneas q Jk' pice Z:
BEookMoNr. s417 Potomac Or,
overlooking c 4 o csnsi~3-bedrm.
nom nome With porch, fireplace and
BURGESS, Realtor, sf0g Broad 81.
woSDERFUi n. W. LOCATION
bath. large liv. and sunroorns. fur
ntshed very nicely. Fine home $400
per mo. Exclusive with JAMES L.
b.noM b.Ii sr e Coi 81. $1,000 or Mr..
ALEX-Bedrm. tiled bath. liv. rm.,
nTepi.. music rrl1.. baby srand. din.
rm., kit. ell utiIs. incl. scr. porch.
laundry faeils., eonv. transp.: s125
mo. XII. 9-4U20. Ill
1861 49th ST. N.w.-Beautiiuuy
decorated 3-bedrm.. eis-bat1, new
house with den and rec. Tm.; $500
mo. Phone Mr.. Yount with PRANK
s, PHILLIPS. DI 5-I41I. III
LAMONT ST. NV. OF t6th-At
Library. stores, cars, bus. schools,
churches. Row brick. 8 rms. bath.
oil h.-w.h.: newly dee. well furn.;
immed. poss-: $50, RA. 6-632l:
eyes. Whitehall 6-7039 --12
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-f-
year-old spiit-level rambler: center
hall large living room. dining room,
de luxe all-eleetric kitchen, 3-twin
size bedrooms. 2 tie baths den.
fun basement garage: lovely fur
ntshingS. lease for Q months begin
ming January I. Call KE. 10000.
Conn. are. NV 10
ALEX.-9 bedrms.. iiv. rm. rec. rm,
rear fenced I'd. Call IA. 7-1e2e.
ALExANDRfA-3 bedrms., iiv. rm.
din. rm. and kit; nicely farn.: SEQ
mo. KI. 9-6644. liz
fcontinued on next passl
Evening star., 1954-12-10

APIS. UNFURNisHEp--MD.
Evening star., 1954-12-10
1410 M ST. NV.

Convenient to downtown location
Z large bedrooms. living rm, kit;
dining room and bath. Newly deco
rated. See tanitor on premises.
SOS. 90
Evening star., 1954-12-10

COL LORED- 1885 3rd ST. Me-
1-bedrm. apt. with dinette and large
rear porch; only S6S.50. incl heat
Ma. S-8093, Ma. S-2S65. OLIVER
r. CARR. Realtor. 10
lCOLORED---I RM.. KIT. BATH. 90
O st.. s.w. Inquire 1893 Half st.
s.w.. Ii. 4-5349. --13
COLORED--I BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit
and bath: ciose-in Sc, apt bldg.
nr. Eastern High school, the Ar
mory and District General Hos
pttal; $50. See tanitor. 2 lsth
coioRED--s4 sSi QUE sT. N.W.Os
rms. bath, elec. with heat, $50 per
mo. A. L. GRINDLEY, S32 II. Y. ave.
|coLORED-s.E.. asI5-A STANTON
RNs--Reduced rents. 1-bedroom
apartments, 3-way exposures. large
rooms: / block to schools and
transportation; plenty ,. o. o. 5 storage rag,
place for Boiling Air Force Base
personnel. Only S62.50 plus utilities.
WoRTHINoToN 4 son. 1897 K St..
NV. Ma. s.3a26. or JU. 7-65is for
coEoRED@isss csoHDoSlaIDeniiisss 18th ST. Nv
Very nice large apis LIST time o.. Of
lcIeo, osuI MS ~ i"'.a goo "a
5R snd and H. sSs;s sSsso. 4t5 opEs H. "a avsil az
Jan ], furn. apt. for $l32.5
2. r. SAUL NJ co, s2S 18th st. nv.
CoHoREDwi44 THOMAS ST. NV.
- rms, and kit, redecorated. 3g 36g.
HARRISON o. ADAMS, Ma. S-Sy0s.
coLoRED--ees N ST. N.w.--L3gely
large efaciency in remodeled bldg.
$67; HARRISON d ADAMS, Ma.
/ csoisol,ssaED-EFFIcIENcY. slsl,sa 1885 ii.h
modeisd nj ssa blaa lss sa5 sn ans mo II aAnkf f.
COLoRED-N. CAPITOL sT.-cony.
to Govt. Printing. OF. rms. mod,
ern kit. and tile bath. porch. S69 80
mo. e. QUINCY SMITH. INC.
d14t1s :, + os. s.; NV. DI. 7-so57; 1s eyes
coLoREp-i11s 4sb. ST. N.W.-s
blds.'. s' t s4S. 1 H1ARRfsoN i 4NS ADAMS.
cohoEED@osl4,1 81 siEhD3osl4 EoorE ST, Ne
aARRisN Xiii 81 { sns apas Snsh Ns hsdfs $3.50 ses
CoLoRED-NEAE End AND r sTs.
tor settled LADY. s55 mo. NO =
-
CW.ORED-3-RM. BsMT. APT; conv.
to everything. NO. 7-9045. Ill
CoLoRED-2211 18th ST. NE
1-bedrm. apt. In modern bldg.
convenient to bus. shopping and
playground; S6450 month. Ma.
s-s093. Ma. 8-2S65. OLIVER 7.
CoIORED@sIe s. CAPITOL ST
2 rms, kit. and bath; avail. immed.
S55 per mo. Allowance given ten
ant for light caretaker duties:
AMERICAN SECURITY q TRUST
COLORED-4929 FooTE ST. NE.
New apt. bldg: 2 lge. rms. fully
equip. kit. and bath; near schools
and transp.; all utils. furn.: $79 90
per mo. Key with janitor VIM. j.
DAVIS. INC. 500 H st. NV, ma.
2-3556. 10
COLOnED-NE.-2 large rooms,
kitchen and bath: $50 mo-. all utils.
furn. CAN Ii. 3-3700. IL
cOLoRED-2 CHOICES with 2 rms,
kit. bath each. Tenant pays utils.
] 100 Holbrook ter. n.e.1-$62. ESQ.
1875 MINI. ave. n.e.-S57.5 so.
CO. 5-2S33, Ia. 9-6249.
Evening star., 1954-12-10
TYROLL HILLS

You will be delighted with
the spaciousness OF our grounds
and size Of our apartments.
We invite your inspection.
YOU BE THE JUDGE.
Evening star., 1954-12-10
STRATFORD PLAZA
APIS. uNEuRNIsHEp-YA.

ARLINGToN-New duplex home apt
rec. rm. or 3rd bedrm.; in Claren
don SECT; nr. stores. schools, buses
ARL. New and . bedrms., air.
cond. for those who desire the best
$3.50 and $11O. 37l0 Coiumbis
ARIiiNGToN. columbia pike at IRE Fred.
now. beautiful and spacious living.
dining room combination. 3 large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip.
ment. .parquet tioors. Venetian
blinds; = exposures; utils. furn.; SOC
q mo-; bedroom. SS2.50. For info.
call ia. S-3070.
l-bedrm. ant.
neat INCL: nr; Wash; and Arl. blVds
EN-. s-567s days EN-. s-ssos eyes
-bedrm.. air-cond. spts., bu.
S93.5o; no children. IA. 5.446S.
2-bedrm. de luxe apis. air.
e;ond;: close In: no children: Sll0
All, II: 'sa500i s45@one- bedroom apt, -nS MOD
PRoPERTIEs, A ia. s-Ssoo. ' Li3
TWO I-BEDRM. APIS. newly deco.
rated. S72.50. incl. utils.; avail
Jan. j: adults only. TIE. 6-4299;
NEWLY DEC. 1-bedrm. apt. in gar
den dea-typs g !. apt: M bldg. Near Pt; MyeI
for, shopping and schools. S75 incl.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS mas a few
and bedroom units available
priced from S72: sit. in cony Alex.
Phone' TF v s-44So tH or .ns come nensasIn to the
efice in Adams Bldg. cor. MT. ver.
non ave. and Russell rd. Short term
WALTER REED GARDENS, close in;
roomy 1 and 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit,
bath with shower. din. rm. or dining
area conv. to churches. schools,
rms, sos. JA. s-4226; after 5 pm,
AKkINGToN,, III. sGSS5S, Close in-Lse. e-Oedpm. tp
quiet. wooded area. Conv. D. c., PEN
tagcn, FIT. Myer, shops, bus, parking
Nc children. s9s; Out Wilson blvd.
r. sis MRS G oaE FANDEIcR nj Fl e 1854 18th rd
FORT MYER sEc.-ist fir. ! -beddrm
utils... parking areas. auto. washers
and dryers. Res. mgr. ia. 7-45s6.
EFFICIENCY IN TOP LOCATION, mr..
bus and all conveniences; SS5 per
mo; IA. 5-6540, IA. T-241O. 10
PENTAGON, Fort Myer area-Two
new 1-bedrm. apts.: $50 and SIS
Per mo; plus utiis.. laund. facil.
ARLINGToN. NJ bedrms.. liy. rm.,
dinette; walking distance Ari. Hall.
] blk. new Hecht's store; good trans
portation: laundry facilities. off,
street parking; S95 per mo, mel.
all utils. See manager, Mr.. HARIG.
Apt: 3. SIS N. Thomas ST., JA. =
a.99, or call office. ia. s-:,366.
during business hours. --f6
ROSSLYN AREA. u mile from D. c,
-lst-f, 1-bedroom apartment: ali
utilities; immediate possession. Call
ARL.. 2003 N. 18th ST.. garden prof.
ect, near Pentagon, downtown. walk
Fit; Myer-Lge. liv. rm,, bedrm.. di-
nette. kit. bath. clos; locker; laun.
facil.; SO. incl. util. IA. 7-g2BS
rooms, tile bath; janitor
service; pr. Fort Belvoir and D. c.
buses; $50. so. S-7alS.
ALEXANDRIA, King ST. location--3-
rm. apt. In rear; heat furnished.
$50 per mo. Phone XII. 9-6644. --1o
FALLS CHURCH -bedrm. apt: scr.
pch.: conv, to shop. and transp. Not
In pvt. home; $3.50. TIE. $1,000.
Evening star., 1954-12-10
OTIS GARDENS

Ik45 UIIB FL. NV,
Efficiency at $50 In de luxe elevator
bldg. with switchboard service
Avail. Dec. 20. See mgr. or cali
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
Evening star., 1954-10-14
American S Romney
Denies Mercer Plan
By the Assoeiated Pres,

DETROIT, Oct. 14.-George
Romney, newly elected president
OF American Motors Corp, le-,
iterated today that no discus
sions looking to merger with
Studebaker-Packard Corp. have
been held or are contemplated.
He: told his first full scale news
conference since his election
that American Motors is count
ing heavily upon what he term
ed product reciprocity"-the
production and sale of materials
to manufacturers in various
other lines.
Mr.. Romney emphasized that
"the future of American Motors
is not tied in with any merger
plans. He said that the late
George Mason had left a well
programmed plan Of operation
for American Motors and that
the new administration would
/ follow 1t. Ea-
He told newsmen that since
the merger of Nash-Kelv;nator
and Hudson Motors last sering
| to create American Motors the
corporation had paid off some
$42 million in obligations. AS
of September 30" he said, "our
outstanding loans were $40 mil
lion. Our total assets were s4G2
Million" ~ a
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Oct. IA IA moderate
buying movement sent all grains higher
in fairly active DEALINGS on the Board
The upturn was general with no one
grain standing out, althoush. as usual,
But even wheat. which has been iaseine
for some weeks. suddenly came to life
on the upside
was ~seat to niS II hisher he so pseemser s.. isss,
Al .s4a.. oats Il to ). higher. December
soh:. rye to "a higher; December
yember aat ss'sPSs sosHsss and lard 70 % ss cents M
hundred pounds higher, october Sis.T5.
Some Of the early buying In wheat
the belief fiour business had picked up
overnight. slthough there was no if1-
mediate confirmation on this score. one
speculative foliowing also was 4 good
buvcr of the bread cereal.
Wheat drew sdditicnal stimulus from
chieaso. The basis on red wheat st
Toledo advanced cent and on soft
s Eat third Thsst srash seess aay hs e
At suf Which 1'G Il se IS oifeTins wheat 10 ' exs
Corn responded to news the Com,
its prosrarn OF selling hish moisture @
4 million bushels Of this grain was sold
durinR September.
It rained an night In many sections
Of Iowa and Minnesota and there also
were scattered showers in parts OF
Illinois. Once again the moisture
brought buyfn9 into soybeans because.
regardless OF what else the rain may 90.
1t certainly will delay completion OF
France was reported rs fnduirinR for
20, 400 tons Of soybeAns and Great
Britain bought little corn. Otherwise.
the export market remained quiet.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Fees Urged for Vehicles
Using Nation S Highways
By The Associated Pres.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. IA
The president of the Association
of American Railroads said today
"the time has come when high
ways should be. and can be. sup
ported by charges on the vehicles
that use them" and warned that
unless it was done, it would be
difficult to maintain healthy
railroads. @4.
William r. Farley of Washing
ton, D. c., in a speech prepared
for deliver vat the 18th annual
meeting Of the National Associa-
ton of Shipping Advisory Boards.
said proposals for greatly in
creased expenditures on highway
construction should not be
looked upon as simply highway
problems and nothing else"
He said highways financed by
property taxes or the general tax
revenues of the Government Gre
ated IAN unwarranted burden on
the general taxpayer" and a
cheap" transportation service.
making ait more and more diff
cult to maintain strong and
healthy railroads which we must
have"
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Stocks Drop Sharply.
Begin to Recover
From SeNoff Lows
BY tho Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE
stock market ran into a selling
furry today that packed enough
force to send prices sharply
lower.
Losses went from l to around
8 points in many instances.
When the excitement passed.
prices began a recovery from
their lows.
There was no immediate cause
assigned for the selloff. The
market all week has been nerv-
ously lower. Yesterday only
strength in a handful of rail-
roads kept average prices higher.
Among major losers were
Union Pacific. Royal, Dutch.
Arnerada, American Telephone.
Kennecott Copper. Homestake
Mining. Union Carbide, Vest
inghouse Electric. Climax Molyb-
denurln. youngstown Sheet 8s
Tube. ChIysler, U. S. Rubber,
Sears Roebuck, Glenn Martin,
Douglas Aircraft and United
Aircraft.
The bond market was active
and irregular. Government
issues in the over-the counter
market We're mixed.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Business Briefs

Electric Power Production in
the week ended October 8 totaled
9,193, 100000 kilowatt hours
compared with 9.158, ,000, 900 in
the previous week and was up
10.7 per cent over the like week
a year ago.-Edison Electric
Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each Of
81 foods in general use, this
week declined to $6.64, lowest
point since December l, 1858.
This compares with $500 last
week and $6.57 in the same week
last year.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Crude Petroleum Production in
the week ended October aver
aged 6,152,45 barrels daily, up
1900 barrels for the week and
compared with 6,313.450 barrels
in the like week a year ago.
American Petroleum Institute.
Coal Loadings on the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway lines in
the week ended October 9 totaled
16,877 cars, up 3.3 per cent from
the previous week and down 8.6
per cent from the like week
year ago.
Charles Godchaux has sold his
holdings in. Godchaux Sugars,
Inc, New Orleans. to a group
acting through Fahnestock g.
Co. of New York.
New York Central Il. r. Presi-
dent Alfred E. Perlmane said the
lines car loadings are lower than
in the depression, year of 1888.
| Botany Mills, Inc, in 6 months
ended June. 80 lost So DOL ,568 VS..
loss of $6l6,222 last year. The
current figure is net loss after
! giving effect to write-off of de-
| ferred special engineering shares
of $212,866 and provision for
possible loss on inventories of
/ $l,375. 900. ilst353 = 2&t aI~
General Portland Cement in
/ 9 months ended September 80
earned $5.108,100 or $4.91 a
share VS.. $4,318,3 800 or $4.15 last
year.
International Bus. Mach. in 9
months ended September 80
earned $33.575.O88 or $8.19 a
share VS.. $24,092,078 or $5.8S
! last year.
Mead Corp. in 40 weeks ended
! October 3 earned $4,151 $50 or
F., 1888 a share VS.. $3,885,l81 or
1922 last year.
Meredith Publishing in year
ended June 80 earned $3.682. .470
or $2.85 a share VS.. $3.349,153 or
| $3.50 last year.
United Board & Carton in IL
weeks ended August 81 earned
$115,9O2 or 46 cents a share VS..
$133.877 or 54 cents last year. :
J. c. Penney Co. reported Sep
tember sales of $50. .930,712 COM
pared with SOL .952,276 last year.
Nine-monJh totals this year are
$714,433, ,289 compared to $729,-
791 ,098 last year.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
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