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UI9 Jtsup-bIaH oI., SILVER SpT!hk,
-
MECHANICALLY INCLINED MAN
for service work by distributor OF
large household electrical appli-
ances. Must have car. in good con-
dition. Salary and car allowance
Permanent. Excellent opportunity
4a-four week See Mr. Brent. ST.
MON DISTRIBUTING CORP. 6l6
pa ave n " pE s.oIku an
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If2U NeW Y0rk ave. INV, NoOm DUG
ACCOUNTING CLERK - Permanent
and interesting position for which
we are seeking high type, capable,
young lady. Our company Is grow-
Ing rapidly and offers opportunities
oticss osn.n'' uNHiTEsb HHsb sMEaRsvv'rcEs fInd LIFE
INSURANCE CO., apply 9Th a.,
1R0k Eve At NV II
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WANTED FOR
CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT

PHILIPPINE HousEBoY AND COOK
FOR BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
I wish TO employ . man VINO San
take complete charge of . baehs-
io-'s home in Washington: must be
thorouFhly experienced In the Ar
OF 4 home; one who would also bs
PSysNisHap Rsnsfnsl ynasscsAi yvnasscAir,oN Ssl2HTMIs VIII
PAY, IDEAL LIVING CONDITIONS
PRIISvATE- IIS - ROOM, BATH. sHoWER
ETc' EXCELLENT SALARY WHICH
rs OPEN TO THE RIGHT NAY
APPLICANTS MAY WRITE BOA
2g1 s. STAR.
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EMPLOYED MEN
=. ALExANpRIA AREA MEN

White. Is hrs. wkly., 3 ewes. and
Sat. part-time work, in hours, to
suit you. will earn you 80 wkiy;
Apply 5:3o-7 pm. RIM. 700, 1919
r st. NV -
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MEN

: ~
MEN
Some Of our top men are leaving
to return to their studies. We need
sales"minded. honest men 20 re.
place them on established year.
iSr foplo : hisnIy aIdiSs, .n;osabis and % Profit
able career. Apply in person only.
JACK & JILL ICE CREAM CO..
l419 L ST. Sc. -31
MEN-AMBITIOUS
ONE OF THE WORLDS LARGEST
MANUFACTURERS, in its field
has openings for 2 representatives
..s in the washington .,idIs area a,t.1 TO sue
!. TRAiNINo TsaiNiN PPRodHRAM
q. Lifetime SECURITY
4. EXCELLENT FUTURE
II you are ambitious. honest and
have O sincere desire for success
n. the salss svg tieid; pls.ssss sss6 phGns 9os
personal interview. 81
YOUNG MAN, not oyer. 20, TO learn
ice. Must write shorthand and be
excellent typist. Box 331-R. star.
YOUNG MAN. white, between Is and
%. for position Of film inspector
ana shipper In 16-mm. film library:
No experience necessary. 2 weeks
vacation. salary $3.50 per mo. TO
start; Sc G. Ssll ! between 2 and 8 Pm
YOUNG MAN, colored or white. TO
work in collection dept. is yrs. Or
older; no exp. necessary. Fuil time
only. Apply Sia 7th st. NV. .-3l
YOUNG MAN to learn clothins and
haberdashery business. Good salary
while lesrning, THE QUALITY
SHOP. 3O2S Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
YOUNG MAN to work In drugstore;
and delivery In lge, Arl.. retail store
Va. resident only. Refs, REQUIRED
jERRYs YOUTH CENTER. TE
YOUNG MAN to work in drugstore,
sRgyrce Sst asys yfsHkyRsAseY. ys sEly'Tvis vi.nn sspis
mn XIII ---31
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MAN
COLORED

No experience necessary. with D. c.
permit. To clean Ash and help to
put up orders for wholesale fiSh
house. Not mind long hours: Va
to start. Apply WASHINGTON
FISH EXCHANGE. 10l1 = at. s.w.
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YOIING MAN
YOUNG MAN
pakhaeIo TohorofOry

- ~ ~ - ~ At-~
Bethesda Laboratory
Assls''es tsr' Can ~eisnoIsss4 81. o4Iass46o aA .nc 5
YOUNG MEN 70 take orders for
Life. Golfers. Time and Newe- Hp
MkR1g Ssssj IP to 81 10 PEI ssS ssSss. s ss' sR s
yoUNG tTf; MEN. between q and go
Immed. openings available tol
structofs. sarEtsH Full time. Rapid ad.
Vancement to executive positions
with high-paying salaries. Appl.
cknts should be neat, personanle
and intelligent and have na.uraI
dancing ability; I1 Appls srrIin,os rITef
Ia3fs New York ave. NV. SO
YOUNG MEN, 1926
We need 7 to work in our order
be free to travel; over $50 plus
transp'. expenses; immed. cash
advanced, Mr.. VANSToE. Cairo
Hotel, 1O-1 pm. -----
Al CEMENT FINISHERS - Year
round work. After z pm" ia =
LsSgRsEsr sgSsE AUTOMOBILE FIRM OF
lis kind in the city is lookine ioT ioT
q man, young enough 70 iesrn, Oh Gig
enough .Gr sScd sni,,s nasmSths not n.c. % Am.
Sood d starting ssiray. bonus, vaca-
tion and other company dement's
For F excel. future and : steady and
sattsfying position. call Mr.. HER
SON, DE. 2-4700. --51
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SUPERVISOR
P PREFER MAN WITH
EXPERIENCE IN THE
OIL BURNER OR THE
FUEL OILS FIELDS.
MUST BE CAPABLE OF
DIRECTING AND SU-
PERVISING CREW OF
MEN. PERMANENT N T
POSITION WITH BEN
EFITS. OUR PERSON
MEL KNOW OF THIS
AID. BOX 1867, STAR.
9n
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CLERK-TYPI'

For oldest and largest freezer-wood
organization on East Coast, now
located ia new air-conditioned bldg;
pleasant working cond.: must be
exper., age 25-35.
RENAIRE FREEZER FOODS
l01 Eye st, Sc. Ii. 6-3309
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MAN. OF clerk. exper.
In kosher food. Apply In person,
HOFBERGS DELICATEsSEN. 1922
Eastern ave. NV. -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced in luhrication'
Full and part time, CONNOR'S, /,
INC, a721 Naylor ro. Sc. 20
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
;hift leader. must have ESQ expert
ence. ReIs., over 25 years old. Minor
tuneup experience nelpful. Must be
a Saiesnan. Apply before 1890 am.
3435 Annapolis rd,. Pladensburs,
I'D. NAT HAUsER's ESQ sra
service STA. ATTENDANT, lubri-
cation exper. required. Full or part
time. Apply 220 Riggs I'd. ne. No
phone calls.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
(2l, experienced only, KEY BRIDGE
ESQ STATION, 3o01 M ST. NV
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MAN WITH CAR

MAN WITH CAh
Attractive income. Good
references. Phone JU b-l3b1
and ask for MR.. LLEWELLYN.
MEN IS to so years Of age with
some selling experience or the vii
to learn to sell. Good ,starttni
salary. plus liberal commissions ant
bonuses. Apply In person. Mr
Grimes, SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO. 3421 Conn. ave. NV
MEN q, full time and ~ par
time. Full-time men with no pre-
yious exper. average SlOO ana "
per wk. Repeat business plus reg
ular customers assure you Of steaoY
regular income Start on q ! or
day trial basis II you wish 10 prove
to yourself what an excel. oppof
this is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age 500 and up per wk. eallint
on regular customers By appt
Fuller Brush customers are peas
ant, courteous and buy these "a
nous everyday necessities regularly
An exper. man win make calls viii
you and train you. Sales exper
unnecessary, but men seiectes
must fuTn. refs. as to honesty enc
character. inquire at .911 Nationa
Press Bldg, 14th and z sts, NV,
or phone Df. 7-4477 or pI. 7-349s
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MECHANICS
TRUCK-DIESEI,

Good opportunity for experienced
lst-claSs mechanics with old eStab.
lished firm Steady year-round en-
pioyment with good working con-
ditions. References required. Apply
IN person at 1854 23d st. NV
Unless reliable. do not apply
MESSENGER; b. S. grad, 1888. 8
days; SIS8. POTOMAC EMPL
AGCY;, 1884 Wilson blvd, ArL. ia.
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SYSTEMS DESIGN ENGR.. $1,000
up; UHF and microwave; under SO
years; 2 yrs exper.; BS,E.E. pref.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT, 1907 H
TABuLATING OPERATIONS. IBM.
Young men, 1925. TO learn the
operation OF machines In our IBM
section. Draft exempt preferred.
High school graduates. 5-day week,
$50 am. to 4:45 pm. Apply per-
sonnel once 3rd a EoUITABLE
st. NV. II
TEACHERS--White commercial, in
dust. arts, English. history. English
and social studies. languages, math,
and science. art and elementary
grades; top salaries. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 134l g st.
n "
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MESSENGERS

Young boys. 1919 yrs. Of age, high
school graduates for permanent
positions IN our advertising service
oept' d0:So An a;m.-r Pm. @ Gays
eos. Open weekdays. S:30-5 and
Sat. 9-12. No phone calls.
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I NEED AN AsSISTANT
FOUND
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
PART " TIME

Young white man with car. who
c. ssSstS e sseIslspcs sessS 81. Rrsisnt fG .sSsss
between 1 and 8 pm. Ask for
Mr.. MILES. .
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MECHANICAL
CRAFTSMAN

Experienced IN layout and design
for electronic manufacturing plant
Apply TO 4, NEMS-CLARKE. INC
91e Jesup-Blair dr., Silver Spring
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department: experienced only. hpply
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 26S6o x
WOOL sPorTER. fully experienced.
Good salary. vacation with pay.
Cali Mr.. BUTLER, OV. 3-l7oo
MAN, for builder of life and hos
pital Insurance debit in Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges Counties.
string to work. An excellent oppor-
tuntty for man desiring to make .
career OF a profitable business with
a Legal Reserve Mutual Life lnSur-
ance Company. Experience not nee
essary but helpful, Earn excellent
commissions while being trained on
the Job. AL forms Of monthly IN.
suranee. As q part-tlme worKef
you can supplement your present
''higher income" bracket and give
your family the better things 10
life. This Is all yours II you are
willing to learn and work. Phone
ST. 3-35l5. Ask for Agency Man
aser for interview. ID
MAN WANTED for custodial and
bus driving position at TRINITY
MAN, white. 30-45 yrs. old. to work
In funeral home as assistant. Must
be neat. sober. reliable, have refs,
D. C. drivers permit. Box S3-s'
Star. -
MAN, STEADY, reliable. willing TO
work Z hrs. per day. who needs to
earn SIS per wk. See Mr.. Ross,
q am. to l pm. RIM. 402. l405
9 st. NV. -3u
MAN, white, with car and high
school education for customer re-
lations. Must be neat and have
pleasant appearance. Sales. expert
enee not necessary. but character
references must be furnished. Good
starting salary plus auto expense
allowance. Apply In own hsndwIit-
ing to Box 1905. Star. %
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WELDERSS as

For shcp work: either full time t6o
hrs. per wk.I or part time on 2
iaeFs Iiaar 'ssTES sfRsL 's1.Ra 'ssT1.Rauc46REs $$S
s. 9Th St. Artington (nr. 18th et.
Bridge Hot Shoppel. OF. 4-saoo
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INSURANCE AGENT

Wanted by Life ms. Co. writing life
health and accident, and hospitali.
zaticn. To take over and builc
established monthly debit. Ex.
perienced or will train. Salary anc
commission UP to $4,000 annually
Free group insurance and othel
company benefits. Fine policie,
and visual selling aids. Only top
notch persons need apply who car
stand full investigation Of past his.
tory. production. etc. Only perma'
nent local residents considered fol
this job Must have car. Ages &c
TO so. Phone ST. 3-3516, ask fol
AGENCY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
INSULATION MAN, exper. on. blank.
cts and blowing mach. pref, per.
manent. Must be able to drive
truck. Report T:30 am. ready fol
work. 1905 ". Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va
INTERVIEWER, 25.35; b.. S. grad.
car nee, $3.50 up. POTOMAC
EMPL. AGCY., 1884 Wilson blvd.
Arl. IA. $4,000.
JANITOR for garden-type apart.
naent, quarters and salary. Apply
Mfr. Spencer, side entrance, bldg
1903 Abingdon dr., Alex. HARBOE
TERRACE APARTMENTS 81
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and ask for Mr.. II, W. Schultz,
Tuesday between 10 ANIL pm.
and 10 pm: Wednesday am
1c noon and Ia pm Interviews
confidential.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings in IS leading
cities in the week ended Febru-
ary 2 totaled $21 ,257 ,971 900 COM
pared with $19,387 ,824.0O0 in the
previous week and $780, ,562,-
900 in the like week year ago.
Dun & Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended Janu-
ary 26 totaled $22.063 ,000. 900
down $100 million from the
previous week and down $439
million from a year ago.-Fed-
eral Reserve Board.
Crude Petroleum Production
in the week ended January %
averaged 6,677.450 barrels daily.
down 1880 for the week and
compared with 6.257. 200 in the
like week year ago.-American
Petroleum Institute.
j. P. Morgan G. Co., Inc, an
nounced it is preparing to handle
the hundreds of thousands of
subscriptions to the General Mo-
tors issue of 4,385,000 shares to
raise $365 million for its expan-
sion.
Food Fair Stores, Inc, sales in
4 weeks ended January 8 totaled
$32, ,820,321 VS.. $35, ,599, AGA a year
ago; for 36 weeks ended January
8 $272, sos, ,487 VS.. $227.514,311 a
year ago.
N. Y. Shipbuilding Corp. an
nounced election of M. F. Bloo-
menstiel, formerly secretary to
the board, as a director.
New England Tel. g. Tel. in
year ended December 81 earned
$20,029,768 or $7.84 a share VS..
$19,177,410 or $3.50 In 1858.
international Shoe Co. in year
ended November 80 earned $10.-
203,ll0 or $3.o1 q share VS..
$9,930,720 or $2.93 in 1853.
Massey -Harris-F er gus o n in
year ended october 81 earned
$7,194,814 or 76 cents a share
VS.. $7,365,521 or 96 cents in 1858.
Intl. Minerals G. Chem. in 6
months ended December 81
earned $2,005,283 or 78 cents a
share VS.. $2,2l7,345 or 81 cents
in 1853 period.
Warner Bros. Pictures in 3
months ended November 20
earned $1,203,000 or 48 cents a
share VS. $765 ,225 or 80 cents in
1858.
Other earnings included:
For Year Ended December 81.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Stocks Lean Lower,
Changes Within s.;
Trading Contracts
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-The
stock market displayed a lower
trend today with selective
demand creating a somewhat
irregular appearance.
Gains and losses spread over
a 2-point range with few excep-
tions.
Trading was moderate.
Lower were steels, oils and
electrical equipments. Railroads
were a trifle higher on balance.
Gains were shown in radio
televisions, rubbers and mail
order shares. Other divisions
were mixed including motors,
copperS and aircrafts.
Bell Aircraft unveiled it's new
vertical take-off jet plane, and
that started an immediate
scramble for stock of the COM
pany. Trading was well into the
second hour before the stock
opened for trading on a block
Of 10000 shares up 17s at 291a.
It soon stretched its gain to
4 points.
There was considerable activity
in Mack Trucks at higher prices
including a block of $500 shares
up / "a at %.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. 3 R,.-salable hogs
10000; moderately active and uneven,
but averaging around steady on butchers
and sows; trade closed 81 SLOW; No weak on ao q
lT75; largely 17.5o and l7.75 on choice
No. l and. 2 grades, with few lots
choice No. IS ct 1900; and 2 short deck
ssSis S Ne ]: ~ B. At .s .s2S ehocs %e's No. sSG Is
sTeund 250 y: i7:25 and 1880; bulk
5i9-3S0 ID. i5.25-is.7S: sows 45o ib.
snd and bnif fts5 f5o1o6 5Ii? 5 eS sW 1873
salable cattle $500; salable calves
heiiers steady to WesE: Gamer and
cutter cows strong; utility and com
merciai and below strong; veaiers steady
to weak, stockers and feeders steady:
good snd choice steers and yearltnss
So.o9-2s 90 e 90; one .i LEAD high-ehoies 200
15,0o-i9,50; q few loads and lots good
mercial to low-Good grades l5.0e-lSS0:
Few Sish inc cows cSwS up 70 3TS
bulk Gamers and cutters g o0-l 90:
Utility sna and commercial saa bulls 59-lS GO:
esdns steers ss I've Usas
SO lSs.' hs' At asepsts 1900 ~O''0' lew common
and, sheep steady; sood to prime wooled
msy la%s Il rs iU1 SS"e ehos. e piise
e. deck Of choice and prime 9S lbs.
loads mostly choice l0s lbs: No. skin
paekase @ M good n cs lbs. seariiSSs T at ls.Uo; %
9 few Gull to good slaughter ewes 600
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Seven in Antitrust Suit
Sian Consent Decree
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Feb. 3.-Seven of
IL firms named in an antitrust
suit filed by the Justice Depart
ment in June, 1851, signed a
consent decree before Federal
Judge Theodore Levin yesterday.
The firms were accused of vio-
lating the Sherman Act by fixing
prices in the $40 million-a-year
sugar beet pulp industry.
The seven which signed the
decree were General Mills, Inc;
Robert Gage Coal Co., Bay City.
Mich; Great Lakes Sugar Co.,
Inc, Detroit; Michigan Sugar
Co., Saginaw; Superior Sugar
Refining Co.. Menominee. Mich;
Garden City Co.. Garden City.
Kans., and Menominee Sugar
Co.. Green Bay, Wis.
Under terms Of the decree the
firms agreed not to make con-
tracts or agreements with any
dried beet pulp producer in order
to Ak or maintain the prices of
pulp, which is used in the man
ufacture Of livestock feed.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Venezuela 10 Try
SaIk Polio Vaccine
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-Dr.
Humberto Fernandez Moran, di-
rector Of the Venezuelan Insti-
tute for Neurology and Brain
Research, has disclosed plans
for mass incubation of his
Nations citizens with the Salk
polio vaccine.
Venezuela will be the first
Nation outside the United States
and Canada to try the new drug,
which is still under study in
this country.
DR.. Fernandez-Moran, 81. said
yesterday the first part of the
contemplated project will be to
inoculate 1000 children, all
under years of age. It will be
launched early in April.
The Venezuelan doctor came
to America a week ago for con-
ferences with DR.. Jonas Salk of
Pittsburgh, developer of the
vaccine. He conferred also with
officials of the National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis. and
chemists of the Wyeth Labora-
tories here who will supply the
vaccine free in Venezuela.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Chicago Gruin

CHICAGO. Feb. 3 L41.-Moderate SELL
ing pressure found the grain market
prices we're marked down iractionslls to
around two cents on the Board of Trade
Chief feature of the market was the
lack Of demand. One reason for this
had covered their positions late yester-
day, thus leaving the market in tech-
nically weakened condition, There was
no oyernight news to insptre aggressive
Wheat near the end Of the first hour
corn % to "a lower. March 81 54h oats
" to l2 lower, March 7S; rye 1 to IA
leHs eens oHsf Msreh MaTes 81 S2 s9SPsans and t.
lover March S1S.6s. " '
Weakest futures in wheat were those
upon which 1855 crop grain can be de-
cast of heavy snow for West Kansas. an
area much in need of moisture. Rain
or snow was expected also IN the Texas
panhandle and in some sections of Ok
If this moisture nlateralizes, 1t may
go a long way toward settling fears
about crop damage in the drought areas.
grainmen said. Some towns in Kansas
time the Board of Trade opened. ~
Holland purchased little hard wheat
and soft white. overnight but otherwise
the export trade was very dull. Grain
had loading orders for shipment of grain
reduce the visible supply at Chicago,
Cash grain receipts Of corn. oats and
soybeans continued relatively light.
the news reRarding Formosa but were not
Inclined to take q positive. position. in
the market until the situation clarifies.
Evening star., 1955-02-03

Hourly Sales ON the Exehanse.
i1:00 am. A5o 600 IL noon olo coo
100 pm l 43o 600 300 nm. COO 600
full.
Rates OF DIVIDENDS IN the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi annual dec.
lAration Unless otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not includsd
Also extra OF extras Annual rate
plus stock DIVIDEND Declared oi pa.d
In 1866 plus stock dividend Pals last
wear I Paysble IN stock estimated cash
value on ex-divldend or ex. distribution
GATE 9 Declared or paid 80 far tbis year
split-up Declared or paid this year.
an aecumulative issue with dividends IN
arrears Q Paid this year dividend
omitted, deferred or 90 action taken 81
:ast dividend meeting I Declared or paid
Ing dividend cid Called I'd Ex dividend
x-dis Ex distribution. xI n riEhts.
wd When distributed. wi when issued.
In bankruptcy. OF Ieceiyership OF being
or securities assumed by such companies
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Dividends Announced
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. 8 R.-Cotton flu
tures nIctsatsa In d,,,,ns narr9w range OF
today. Prices displayed a heavy tone
as the lack Of any follow through buy
ing from trade sources encouraged small
increased $50, bringing total OF 65.-
404 bales.
Noon prices were 10 cents . bals
lower to 5 cents higher thar. the pre-.
and July 36.16.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 up tUSDAl.-
Butter steady to firm. Receipts 297.s61
Prices unchanged
Cheese steady. Receipts 157.6O6.
Prices UNCHANGED.
Wholesale egg prices steady. Re
ceipts 20.995. New York spot quotations
follow: Midwestern: Mixed colors:
Extras f4s-5O lbsl 40h-4lR: extras
dium 39h-40; smalyls 34h-35: stand
ards large 39-39h: dirties 34-35: checks
347;35; Whites; Extras $3.50 lbs)
41N2-42: extras large (45-4S lbs) 40-41:
tras l4S-50 lbsl 41h-42; extras large
(45-4S lbsl 40lz-41.
:, Nearby: Whites: Top quality 1880
35-36. Browns: Top quality f4s-50
lhs1 42-43: mediums 39h-40; smalls
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Washington Securities

SALES.
Pot Elec Pw oom-25 at 20s4, so at
2094, so at p.
Wash Gas S4.25 pfd-S at 100, 3 at
100, & at 100.
Natl Mtg g. Inv pfd-aO0 at 77s.
Pot Elec PX 3 3kOeo pfd Al at AZ
Evening star., 1955-02-03
odd-Lot Dealings

NEW YORK. Feb. R.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions By principal
dealers on the Exchanse for February 2:
Purchases Of 311,772 shares: sales Of
275.6Ss shares including LIS shares
sold short.
Evening star., 1955-02-03

June Is. 1855. half payable December
15. 1855. tPlus extra or extras.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-08

2.61a; 2.71a to Joseph T. Pc
korny and E. w. watkins
Chardon.
w. o. and Gertrude Frohrin
ada; 2.44a to Carol Margaret
and Andrew NJ. Miller, New
bury.
John Musil, lola to Thomas
and Joan RIM, Burton,
John Musil, LOLA to vii
liam E. and Frances w. Yae-
ger, Burton.
Joseph T. Pokorny and E.
w Watkins 2.89a to Roy NJ.
and Betty L. Grosser, Cleveland
Ray r. and May A. Phillips
3.76a to Rudolph Joseph and
Doris NJ. Tretera, Newbury.
Robert Bunowitz per trustees
r. Morvilius and N. Marley,
4.59a to Arlene G. and Ly-
man Gage, Newbury.
John Smoker and J. Erie
Marshall, F.R.D. 2.O1a to JOS
eph L. AND Dolores A. Kolijat,
Cleveland.
John Smoker and J. Erie
Marshall, F.R.D. 2.01a to F.R.D.
to Mary LeaSia Boehnlein, Nov
city.
KIWANIS LAKE - Ernest
Horvath, John E. Harnick, Jo-
seph, William Horvath, Ola
cottage with ora, Ola; Ola; to
Charles and Bertha Clark, New
bury.
Mabel Delany Ola; cottage
with Ola Ola Ola to Harry
and Amelia Lowe, Lakewood
Anthony J. and Elsie Gala
CHER, Ola; cottage with Ola :;
Ola to Dan and Blanche Buch-
ner, Newbury.
PUNDERSON LAKE ALLOT.
- Joseph H. and Mary E. Kra-
mer, .15a to Josephine Friedle,
Cleveland.
Fred Lieske and Milan Zed-
Ter, .13a; lisa; lisa to Randall
T. Elliott Jr. Euclid.
PARKMAN - Belle Fenton
house with 3.00a to Dan C. and
Alta Miller, Parkman.
Clinton A. Adams, house with
8.00a to ISadorah I. Adams
Helen Adams, Herbert, Roy Lee
Adams, Parkmand.
Franck C. HoSmer, "a 25a; s.
21a TO Ray Mum, Parkman
Elsie M. Finch, 2.50a 48 GA
4,36a to Elwin H. and Katie B.
Weaver, GarrettSville.
! Russell L Charles J. and
Ellen KIOuda, 1.79a to William
and Sophie Marie Leczy, Gle
veland.
Frank Newcomer, 22.83a tc
Cherodan Corp. Cleveland.
Hunting Hills CO., No. l Hunt,
ing Hills Est. 2.21a to Richard
w. and Jean L. SmaIIey, EaSt
Cleveland.
! Charles Joseph and EiIeer
Klouda, house, barn with 2.66a
to Robert f. SchoIIe, Novelty
1854; 164a to John and Eliza.
beth SZabO, Cleveland
! Mildred and Walter Hollis
house with 2.O0a to Andrew anC
Mary Yehoda, Cleveland
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-08

The Resort and Realty co.
1.50a; 1.50a 10 Joseph G. and
Mildred Hahl, Charm Falls.
Sigmund Borodofsky. .91a to
Charles P. and Blossom N.
Schilling, Gates Mills.
I. r. Martin, 2.O0a to John
E. and Helen 7. Anderson, Nov
city.
John M. and Hilda NJ. Hor-
yak, house with 3.0Oa to David
P and Norma V. Eastman, Nov
city.
Robert E. and Elaine Sch
legal, 1.24a to Warren G. and
Evelyn D. Mccormack, East
Cleveland.
Joseph G. and Mildred Hail,
HID. 1.63a to Edwin c. and
Helen Stuchel, Novelty.
Ernest H. and Georgia S.
Pendell, house with 1.58a; 4.OOa
to Mildred G. McGee, Cleve-
land.
RUSSELL AND CHAG Rim
FALLS S.S.D. Calvin E.
and Xenel Wilson, .1Oa; lisa;
.15a to Joseph E. and Rose J.
Praser, Chagrin Falls.
John J. Spencer, .31a; .06a;
to Kenneth M. Jr. and Norma
P. Smith, Chagrin Falls.
Jack and Mildred Mac Rit-
chic, .31a to George E. and
Mary Jean Inkster, Newbury.
RUSSELL CHAGRIN FALLS
CFSSD - F. w. Stanton, .23a;
.31a.; .08a; to John w. and
Lois Walsh, Cleveland Heights.
SOUTH RUSSELL VII. -
Cedric w. Morrison, Morrison's
Sub. No. 3 with 35.65a in all
to Cedric w. Morrison, Cagrin
Falls.
Cedric w. Morrison, 1.OOa to
Yankee Con. CO., Chagrin Falls.