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Evening star., 1955-04-26

CLERK-TYPIST
IMMEDIATE OPENING
Several openings for expert
enced typists. Beginners
considered. All positions are
permanent. 40-hr. work
week. Salaries based on
previous experience. Planned
increases, vacation, insur-
ance plan, bonus, etc. In
terviews 9 am. to $3.50 pm.
Maryland Electronic
Mfg. Corp.
WA. 7-9200 --26
Evening star., 1955-04-26

SECRETARY
large mortgage banking firm. Prefer
previous experience in mortgaee or
legal work: permanent position; SAL
ary based on previous cxper: end
aptitude. Interestine work for a
QUALIFIED individual 5-day. 3h-hr
wk. with all company benefits. Write
full particulars, Box :'23Z. Star.
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PART TIME
SAB PER WEEK

I need 10 men twhite> with a car
to assist me in speciality work for
an indefinite period, Mechanical
people helpful Three EVENINGS
wEly.. u day Sat. This is limited
offer Apply In person Tues. eve
ming April rs, \ pm. sharp.
NJ p CORP
4oo3 Wis. Ave N w.
Free Parkingl
MAN wanted, apartment
engineer Apply NJ. JOHNSTON. HO.
2-6565. --2T
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OFFICE MANAGER

Woman with experience in running
small office. Must be able TO dc
small amount OF tipping. Bookkeep-
ing experience helpful.
This is a wonderful opportunity fol
the right woman to get in on ths
ground floor and grow with this
newly opened branch. office Of large
East Coast sales and manufacturinN
Apply Mr.. RUPERT. 23l4 4th st
ne. -2h
PAYROLL CLERK = Construction
company needs payroll clerk. capa-
BILE Of taking full charge of payroll
department. including filing OF pay
roll tax returns; Shaw Walker sys-
tenn used: heavy payroll: Office To-
Gated Hyattsville. Phone UN A.
3O3O Us
PERMANENT POSITION for refined
pleasant lady who can assume re-
sponsibiiity; unucual opportunity
for advancement. Box 1910. Star.
----SH
Evening star., 1955-04-26
YOUNG
MAN

WHO WANTS LIFETIME JOB"
BY one of Washington
largest real estate offices. This
is once in a lifetime oppor-
tunity for a bright ambitious.
enersetic young man to learn
the real estate business di-
rectly under the executive
vice president and build
permanent future. Reply CIV
ing age marital status, school,
ins. training, all previous en-
ployerS and salaries received
and starting salary expected.
Gn,. DlS
Evening star., 1955-04-26
HELp--WOMEN

AID. SECRETARY. s4 900; secy., So.
BOT; typisL S2,99Q, Others. NAT
ALTERATION.FITTE while, cXper.,
estimating counter work, Abp,y
after IL an. Opportunity eapable
person. NEEDLE,RtF1, 726 11th
ALTERATION HAND. some fttins
experience, for dresses. coats and
Assf sSsif sak6sk ssao6kKEhE2rtlR gh2 lin sdag "a Nv vk;
s65. full charge bkkpr. $50 wk
Inquire Ma S-9340. Miss Black at
BoYDsa 700 18th cor. O.
must type immed. open, Miss Black
at BoTD'S. cor. q and 18th tST
BaksRy CLERK, white. mus, b,
tidy ard reliable; ases 81 to 40;
good salary and working conditions
ARMY in person. $50 North Wash
.,, ,i,stsS s1nn s,yG ,,.sA,,, A., = y, ,,Ssrs,cTSn
80 and 10 pm, Ii 8-ii53.
Evening star., 1955-04-26
C-6 THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. C
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1855
HELP-MEN (cont.J

SALES MANAGER-NationaI corpor-
alton will interview applicants who
can show successful record Of ex-
perience in personal sales and de-
yeloping q sales organization or in
equivalent supervisory capacity.
Earnings in excess of $4,000 for
capable and aggressive leader. Field
position. local territory, no travel
involved Submit outline of business
experience to Box 2Ol-C, Star.
Evening star., 1955-04-26
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
To TeleviSion Producer
Age 20-35. Reply Box 3o2-Z. Star
SECYs. Stenogs. bkkprs., Office ma
chine nprs Many others.
ATLAS AGCy., 1920 N. Y. ave, NV
Secy. -Bkkpr.-$75 Up
Sta tistical record clerk $500 mo
TEMPORARY StenoS. -- 81 hi
PBX-ofice clerk S5O-S5i
ALLEN -O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1904 N. ". Ave. RE. T-72SO
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HElP-WokAEk

DESK CLERK, white, for downtown
apartment puilding. Must be expert
enced on PIX board. Refs. required.
c5p cc53p p14a9 SSnI 4 tt ne RooG IA5niA- s6I q
Evening star., 1955-04-26
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES. INC.

HOT SHOPPES. INC.
l34l G ST. NV Room 200
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN-Ex-
sSy sffes 9eSRS 4oWs iSr TSafR xsn 4s sse
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 2-9400.
RECEPT1ONIST- -TYPIST. light du-
ties, 5-dav week: Arlington build
er's ONCE C1-girl oficel. REALTY
DEVELOPMENT CORP: ia. 7-56lS.
JA 1-5flD ia
Evening star., 1955-04-26

Immediate opening with large com
pany, in local territory. Outside
work; must have car: no travel
Unlimited opportunity for high
earning: steady income from start
Permanent connection in low-presss'
ure field with opportunity for ad'
formation about yourself to MR.
r. L, JACKSON, Box 202. Newark
NaV Ynrk State
Evening star., 1955-04-26
Light Shorthand)
SECRETARY

Executive of national news magazine
looking for secretary to share a
lent opportunity for a bright girl
with initiative to learn circulation
side Of publishing business. Must
type at least so w.p.m. and should
have shorthand speed Of 60 Pleas
ant working conditions. many COM
pany benefits. aforementioned build
ing.
CALL DI $4,000. EXT. 263.
RETwEEN ANTI :
Evening star., 1955-04-26
statesmen

Would you like to totn national
sales organization? No eauvassing
We sell by appointment only to in
terested prospects. If you are -
to 80 yea:s Of age, willing to work
at least 40 hrs. week and II YOU
with YOU. Car helpful. This Is an
opportunity to earn 500 to Sl75
per week on advance commission
basis. No slack season. You can
earn while learning. For personal
interview. phone RE. 1918 for
Evening star., 1955-04-26
MANAGER

MANAGER
Fashion exper. Only, for new exclusive
sportswear shop. opening soon.
Conn at < ~. Apply CAsIIA
CORNER, EN-. 2-264o. -26
MEDICAI-DENTAL
pietitian, ADA. hosp. $500 plus
RECEIPT. -secy., social service $3.50
Receipts typ. DIR. and hosp. 10 $3.50
LAD pRoPfssfGeNH IsSPT; rs Snem pERsoNSPE Il s"oo
900 I'm n W, Rm. 500. NE. S-3oos
MEDICAL OFFICE RECFPTIONIsI
and secretary: accurate typing de-
pleasant environment and workire
conditions, downtown area. Reply
stating qualifications fully. BOX
NURSES AIDE, white. For general
duty In nursing home in Silver
Spring area. Must live in, Refs.
SuRsE iHs ERA 1PSRsAcr1cAL. white, graduate as
licensed as Asst. Mgr. in Sanitarium;
and surroundings Exeellent lents change sr.s
oFFICE CLERK. age 4o-55; good on
Black, at BoYD's, roo 18th st NV
CFFICE WORK-Run adding machine,
do clerical routine. some typing. s.
day wk. . to $50. Salary. Sl60.
viii take students graduating In
June part time. Apply Rm: 500, In
vestment Blds, 18th and K st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-04-26

CASHIER CLERK Sc. girl wanted
for consumer finance CO.; paid va
cations and company benefits. Cal
10. 7-2100 for appointment.
Evening star., 1955-04-26
HELP-DoMESTic
Cook k-General HcuseWork

pco ~ It7AA
Must be ex2crience ID: with recent
local references. No laundry, 5iz
RA. a-7sOl. II
GENERAL HOUSEWORKFR. capable
n2mat.i DPr anis4S ,gsst live in ss5 per week
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. live in;
must be able to iron we'll. OV.
GENERAL HousEwoRK Plain Cook
-Liye o-ILii in fond of children. ri.
G.H.W,, exper,; live in; 5-day wk.:
local ref. S25 to start. 794i 18th
st. NV. RA. 3-s957.
G:HW.--Live in: age e5-4o; exper. !;
5ls days. no Sundays: recent d. C.
references; $50 wk. ia. a-0S62.
GHW.--Woman. white or colored :
live in, permanent position, INTEL
ltsent; must have references Call
G.H.w. Plain COOKING, white, live
IN; widow,r and two children, Z and
have recent refs. $40 per week
Call after s pm. RA. 6-7645. 2s.
G.H.W.. white or colored. exp. local
IH Fei; IS sare e,saa ehaId' plain 'o0kins a i've
G.HW. COOK, intelligent, over 30.
Bradley blvd. Good with children.
Top salary, Call RA $4,000. Il
tSeaTGq n mo6ean sGa 9arm srapdmo'hsT Rdms lily: Ly:
phone Mrs. 1TRENAARY r Re. '"Se5saeS 7e5soo,
ext: 1877. Mon, Fri. o to s. I'D
LIGHT UPSTAIRS housework, care
health card and recent LOCAL ref.
: REQ Otnpr hflf pmnl live in
Evening star., 1955-04-26
statesmen
I NEED 2 MEN

Good appearance. presentanle car
WILLINGNESS to work. only essentials
Guaranteed salary during snort
traIr1irle period in Alexandria. Va
area. These positions will definitely
pay upwards from 500 weekly.
Evening star., 1955-04-26
PERSONNEL
RECORDS CLERK

Immediate opening for high school
graduate, under 80 years, must be
able to type 40 wp.m.. 5-day, 40
hour week: excellent benefits
knowledge Of Kardex system help
full. New air-conditioned ofice build
Evening star., 1955-04-26
DRAFTSWOMAN

URAFISWUMAN
Minimum ! year experience in me-
chanieal detail drawing. Salary COM
menSurate with ability Samples re-
quired. For interview call ST
3-09s6. ga
DRUG CLERK for drug ana cosmetic
dept. Must be experienced Per-
manent position. Salary olus cpm-
mission. No Sundays. Good position
for qualified person. Avail May .
Apply in person, SCHWARTZ
PHARMACY 1900 Conn. ave nv
UG-COSMETIC CLERK-Retail
sales experience preferred: day work
only: no Sundays. BRADLEY
DRUGS. 5000 Arlington rd. Bethes-
da, Md OIL f-6776 -2S
Evening star., 1955-04-26
STENOGRAPHERS
EI.EHTRO TYPISTS

ELECTRO. TYPlSIS
For temp. assignments. long or short
suitable for those awaiting perm
positions or housewives with two oi
more days weekly, No ewes. or weeb
ends. ST. 3-l972. -26
STENOGRAPHER-37Hs-hour. 5-day
week no Saturday Apply In per-
son. RKO RADIO PICTURES, INC.
3D. New Jersey ave. NV. -27
STENOGRAPHER. for research divi.
sion OF airline firm: 5-day wk.: good
Starting g5e6a salary: airline privileges
sTENoGRaPHER AND TYPIsT -
Opportunity for Advancement. L. r
STRASBURGER, 340 woodward
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, white,
with knowledge of typing. Interesting
and varied clerical work: permanent.
excellent opportunity for right per-
son; new air-conditioned once;
GOOD salary. company benefits. Box
425-C. Star. -2S
nursery. pvt school; perm
Job for summer and fall: must have
educational background: state exper
no Box 409;C. star: go
TEACHER. qualified nursery school
4-yr,-old GOOD; hrs. 9-12: excel.
llarv. WA. 1855. UN. 4-1363,
TELEPHONE COLLECTIONS. exper
on delinquent accounts; permanent
KELLY ADJUSTMENT CO.. Suite
q %
, 1955-03-11
why Scotch
lis mot enough
.

The man who asks for { Scotch is asking for
any of the three thousand WHISTLES that now
come from Scotland.
Fine Scotch-true S~cotch-cannot -be bought
that way. For fine Scotch comes only from the
hills and burns around Speyside. Here the pure,
clear waters abound that are necessary for the
distillation of the finest Scotch whisky.
Among these hills have always been the dis
t~illeries owned exclusively by Grants They are
still a family concern, keeping sternly to their
original standards. Their Scotch is always fully
matured. They have handed down their know
ledge of distilling from generation to generation.
This knowledge is rare - rare as really fine
Scotch. Remember that fact. Note that to ask
simply for : Scotch is not enough. Always ask
for Grants by name.
, 1955-03-11
UNKIND NEGLECT
VICE PRESIDENT Of the

VICE PRESIDENT of the United States Richard M
Nixon and Mrs. Nixon have come and gone. For months
their visit to Latin America and the Caribbean was heralded,
and nations and islands planned and made ready. So did the
Virgin Islands. Yet, to us in ST. Croix, despite whatever brave
words may be uttered, there is nevertheless land we say this
reluctantly a feeling of neglect and just not belonging.
UNFORTUNATELY, the Virgin Islands are comprised
of islands, miles apart and separated by water. Sailing time.
is ordinarily four hours, flying time Is minutes. The people.
who reside on st. Croix, like the faithful country cousin. often
trek to the city to take in the sights and renew their acquant-J
ance with the latest. But then there comes a time when the
visit may be impractical and the results are unsatisfactory
PEOPLE IN ST. CROIX, and there were thousands. of
them, passed the day (the day the Vice President OF the
United States was visiting in these Islands) somehow wishing
that last-minpte plans would permit the distinguished visitor
to take out a couple of hours and look upon St. Croix. And
this bit Of wisIful thinking was entirely ~justifiable since
hope is concededly stronger than despair.
WE YOU'LL HAVE liked the Vice President to have
seen the countryside, the cane fields, the villages, the old
windminss perhaps Government House, but most Of all half
of the people who comprise Uncle Sans latest possessions.
On the other hand, the people Of ST. Croix would have been
no less than flattered to have played host to SO distinguished
a world figure, Certainly somebody in Government House
in st. Thomas must have known that, or, if not told, must
have felt it somewhere in his thinking and feeling. Lest
the point be missed purposely, it is the conviction in this
corner that such an omission cannot be blamed to oversight.
AGAIN WE co hoping, but hope we must, and it is
that if and when another such visitor heads this way that
st. Croix may share in receiving and welcoming him. Is this
asking too much? |
, 1955-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

A meeting of the St. Croix
Republican Club will be hell
on Friday evening, March l8,
at the District Court Room
Christiansted to amend "
Bylaws of the ConstitutioEs'
Evening star., 1955-07-25

Sales
Stock ana Add N
Dividend Rate 90 High Low I:I5 ch
Evening star., 1955-07-25
Summer Slump
In Steel Fails
To Materia|ize

CLEVELAND. July Is (P). -
For the summer season, steel de-
mand shows surprising vitality
says steel magazine, which re-
marks that "the, anticipated
sharp slump in third quarter
activity hasn't materialized."
The trade journal said "it
looks like volume may zoom to a
peak for the year in the fourth
quarter. Most observers are GER
tain it will unless inventory ac-
foundations at consumers plants
put a damper on buying enthu-
Siasm."
Steel reported prices in all
segments of the steel market are
on a higher level. Practically all
producers have. announced new
schedules. Most recent advances
are 6 cents a pound on high
speed steels and So per cent on
tool steels."
Referring to the usual Slacken-
ing of interest in the summer
months, the magazine COM
mented:
Not so this summer. Mill
backlogs are not shrinking ap-
preciably. Overflow Secon d
quarter tonnage is heavier than
had been indicated. Cutbacks
form automotive and related
lines haven't materialized in
noticeable volume"
Evening star., 1955-07-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

-, CHICAGO. July % Gpl.-Heaw ar
week end and a Government report Of
na darSs supplies Of grains in the country
the Board of Trade today ' VI"
Losses were rqng Up on all pits in
to be the wsakess eeTsa Corn appeared
W wniie oats displayed minor resistance
PAL wSsaa iwvlSeHiariy n.. true Of ssDtember oats.
SgSo, vas 70 TO l cent. lower, September
ii VIZ: S8q4: osts osfR to to z Lover Lover ssDtsm5er
500: rye Z to cent ioWe ioWer septtsm6er septen,Per
999tg; 999 ri soybeans ! to 2I. lower, September
huHdrsd pound pounds lower, September 81 . 90.
floor were crowded with little bass Of
grain samples taken from the cars
WI %nich inI,Ned arrived in Chicago over the week
3sa. cars Of ,soybeans. vac "a 'A'' anu
i was believed most of the soybeans
remained short in the July future after
It was closed out. These beans viii
EGSS.s nov be se, delivered on the futures. Few
Over the week end ID many SSy POINTS points in
the Midwest. and particularly In Ilii-
nois' received good rains, Both. the corn
out, the moisture, but the rain m never ever
theless will be helpful
The Agriculture Department an
nouneed II had wiped out its surplus
OF cottonseed oil. The department has
peen Donating the oil abroad This now
eventually result in greater demand
for soybean oil from foreign countries,
grainmen said
Feed stocks in all positions on July
were the largest for that date in the
13 years the figures have been COM
piled, the Agriculture Department re-
ported.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
Stocks Higher,
.S1.S2 Gains;
Trading Brisk

NEW YORK, July rs (P.-
Strong leadership sent price.
higher today in the stock mar
ket.
In the early afternoon there
were many gains of / to points
and some higher. Losses usually
we're no larger than a point.
Trading was brisk and hit a
pace around rs million shares
for the day.
Steels, motors and oils were
actively sought at higher prices
Rails were in demand and most
other major divisions were up.
Bethlehem Steel jumped ahead
37s to 1882 on an opening
block of 1000 shares and it con-
tinued active around that Level
and higher. Bethlehem directors
meet this week in Wall Street
it was noted that the stock long
has been among split candidates
General Motors was strong
1t started on 1000 shares up "a
at 1878, had another block OF
1000 shares at 1870. and then
traded frequently between 13l
and 1872.
United States Pipe & Foundry
dropped 2 points on an opening
block of 1000 shares at lot and
then sold down around 1O6.
The bond market was mixed
Governments over the counter
were steady to a little lower.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied BY the United
States Agriculture Department;
Poultry: Market quiet: Arrivals
hsas yDs sT hsns smA Tsans q very 1fysfi % sn
Too few sales to quote prices
Livestock Markets
Cattle 1906; oldovers 25O run in
cludes Ia loads slaughter. steers. loads
heifers and . loads stock cattle, about
80 per cent Of total cows, trading slow
in all divisions but SLAUGHTER steers and
heifers selling generally steady with last
predominatine with utility most numer-
Gus and selling unevenly steady to 30
cents lower, Gamers and cutters fully
steady, sausage bulls very slow. weak to
and commercial offerings with weight,
few stock cattle sold weak to so cents
lower; good and choice 94O-l193 ID
steers S@50-2a 90 some S oS eommsyeiSl mn sJ ia
early sales good and choice heifers
10. .00-22.25, utility and commercial
l3.00-19 90, few Gamers and cutters
1O.00-l3.00. few commercial cows Is 90,
l2.00-l 3 so, Gamers and cutters mostly
g.00-l 800. but odd head strong weight
Holstein cutters up to 1890, shelly can,
ners down to 90 or under, utility and
ecommercial sausage bulls mostly 1900
1880, Gamers and cutters IL 90 90,
odd lots medium and good stocker and
feeder steers l9.00-20.00..
Grain Market
Flour--Receipts, 10,23S 100 pound
sacks.
Wheat-Receipts. 100. $40 bushels;
shipments, none; stocks, 4,494, 400
spot, domestic, 99b2 ttransiD; 1.941z
lnon-transitl.
Corn Receipts. 251.s5 bushels;
shipments. 1880 bushels; stocks,
1 ,44S,3 331 bushels
Oats--Receipts. 1898 bushels ship
ments, 144.353 bushels; stocks, 5s9, 800
bushels
Barley Receipts. 5e.o56 bushels.
a1,g33 bushels, stocks, ! 49,
JSJ bushels
Rye--Receipts, none: shipments. none
stocks none.
Soybeans--Receipts none: shipments.
none; stocks. D3. la2 bushelS
Evening star., 1955-07-25
GIN Reports
Records for
Wages, Jobs

DETROIT, july 70 iH),-Cen-
eral Motors Corp. today reported
a record number of employees and
an all-time-high payroll during
the first half of 1855.
GIN said it's worldwide en-
ployment averaged 624.954 and
it's payrolls totaled 81, 1,563, 900, ,00C
in this years first six months
United States employment for
the period averaged 408,933.
Weekly earnings of employees
in the United States averaged
$103.O9, compared with $89.81
in the first half of 1854. the COM
pany said. The average work
week advanced from 40.01 hours
to 43.5.
GIN noted its records were
achieved despite a 25 per cent
drop in defense work, compared
with 1954's first half.
The figures were contained in
a statement by President Har-
low H. Curtice and Chairman
Alfred P. Sloan, jr., preliminary
to GINS formal quarterly report
to stockholders.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Building Permits in q

Building Permits in 217 cities
in June broke all previous rec
ords at $687.306.l83, up 31.4 per
cent from the like month in 1854
Dun & Bradstreet.
Western Union Telegraph
stockholders have been given
warrants to buy $1,036,052 of
stocks at $40 a share in the ra-
ito OF one new share for each
five owned. The stock closed on
Friday at 25l2.
Pennsylvania Railroad an
nounced it has placed orders for
1000 new freight cars at a cost
|of 1924 million.
st CrOix Paper Co. stockhold-
ers will vote August 10 on a di-
rectors' recommendation for a
$13 million plant expansion at
Woodlan, Me-, a stock dividend
and a 2-for-1 common stock
split.
Safeway Stores sales in 4
weeks ended June Is totaled
$130,l41.366 up 1.3 per cent from
1854.
New York Telephone Co. in
II months ended June 80 earned
sos, ,164,151 or $7.52 a share VS..
$64, ,108,934 or $7.85 in 1854.
Illinois Bell Telephone in 3
months ended June 80 earned
S1O,508,394 VS.. $8,551.246 in 1854
period.
JOY Manufacturing Co. in 3
months ended June 80 earned
ST ,62S,032 or $1.83 a share VS..
$4O0,8s4 or As cents in 1854 Pc
riod.
Other earnings included:
For Months Ended June 30
Evening star., 1955-07-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK July 25 aR-Foreign ex-
change rates follow. Great Britain in
Evening star., 1955-07-25

dollars. others in cents (unchanEed un-
less otherwise voted:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market I5 L32 per cent premium OF
Europe: Great Britain fpound)
Ss-ISis, up 3I32: 30-day futures
!2-z5 1892. up 1s; 60-day futures
20 l1Jl6, of 5f32: 90-day futures
10 81 f32, of Il; Belgium tfrancl
- .9S7s. up .OOis: France Ifranci. .2sIs
lof a cent; Germany twesternl deutsche
marx. 23. .S5: Holland (guilder). 1913
Up Oh; Italy liral. .i61s of q cent;
10 "a: Switzerland ifranci tfreeD
23.24. up .00h4; Denmark (kronel
1850
Latin America: Argentina tfreeD, :. -,
BrabI freel. / 81: Mexico, SOC; Vene-
zuela lbolivarl 1908
Far East: Hong Kong dollar. I7.40.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, July % up (USDA).-
3l5. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
tfreshl creamery. 93 score (Ah) 5Sh-
5Sl2 cents: 90 score (AD 57I7-5s: 90
score OBJ 55aA-58h; 50 score tC) "a
50
Cheese unsettled Receipts 60 days)
50 ,bS5. Wholesale sales. American
cheese twnole milk, Cheddars aged AZ
Single daisies aged 47-52. Flats fresh
36-37. Flats aged 1881. Processed
cheddarS ) lbs. 35-37. Domestic swiss
wheels grade "A" 4I-47. Grade b"
3D-f5. Grade &C. 36-42
Wholesale egg prices steady: receipts
two days. 23.81s. New York spot
quotations follow: Midwestern: mixed
colors, extra t4S-5 pounds, 40Ia-4IL2:
extras, large 45-4s poundsl. 3a15-46;
extras, medium, 34h-351s standards,
large 30h.32 II; dirties. 27h-&sts;
Evening star., 1955-07-25
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July 25 LPH.-Cotton fu.
lures were easier today. but dealings
were uiet. The market appeared to be
in waiting mood. pending some de-
velopments in connection with disposal
OF United States cotton surplus. The
kerS said, attracted some hedging and
liauidation today which accounted for
the lower trend
Noon prices were 10 to 30 cents a bale
lower than the previous close. October
33o4, December 1892 and March 1898
Evening star., 1955-07-25

1ohltb tEOu Az oIA 0hA car "a
Hourly Sales on the Exchange
l1:00 am. $50 600 ~ noon go ooC
100 pm $50 900 300 pm. 600 ooc
full IA
Rates OF DIVIDENDS in the foregoinR
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annuhI uec-
iaration Unless otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not included
Also extra or extras u Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared OF paid
IN l905 plus stock dividend PAid last
yeal Payable In stock estimated cash
value on ex-dividend OF redistribution
date Declared or paid so far this year
h Declared or pad after stock dividend or
Split-up K Declared ~ pa'd this year
an accumulative tssue with dividends in
arrears Paid this year dividend
omitted, deferred OF no action taken al
last dividend Meeting. Declared or raid
in 1854. plus stock dividend. y Liauidat-
ing dividend. cid Called xEx dividend
x-dis EX distribution xr Ex rights
XIV Without warrants, WV With warrants
wd When distributed w When issued
'In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act
Ior securities assumed by such eompaA Lea
Evening star., 1955-07-25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnisaed by the Associated Press
Sales
Stock ana Add Net
Dividend Rate 90 High Low LIS chg.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, July 25 (4n-Dividends
announced: Pc Stock of Paw
Rate. riod. record. able
Stock
Evening star., 1955-07-25
METAL QUOTATIONS.

4 NEW YORK. July 25 (P.-Spot non-
4 ferrous metal prices today: copper 36
Is % Cents DSupo pound Va New YORK % zinc sg iais
cents a pound. East St. Louis. Tin 80
cents pound New York. At Pittsburgh.
scrap steel No | heavy was quoted today
| at Al OO-42 90