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Evening star., 1955-11-10
SALES OPPORTUNITY
RETIRED PERSONS
statesmen TEACHERS

A limited number Of openings arr
Church, AN Arnandsis, % HyasssVilIe siaa M
sc. ofilces. This is an excellent
opportunity to represent an es-
tablished firrn offering complete
sales training, basic salary. piuI
liberal commission and vacation
with pay. Cali 10. $500, between
o and s. Ill
Evening star., 1955-11-10
SALES REPRESENTATIVE

washington branch once
Of national concern. has
opening for direct outside
epacialty salesman. In local
~ ected territory. Good
eiknlngs, and unlimited adj
Vaneement opportunities. plus
company benefits offered TO
man selected. Salary while
training. Salary and commits
xion paid after training.
Age "a to 50. Successful sales
experience and car necessary.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
SALESMAN

Man 70 sell nationally famous Ken
more sewing machines. inside, out
side sales, Car necessary. Draw
against commission. Leads fur
nished. No earyasstFg. Excellent
company benefits to the one. man
between 20 and 40 Yrs. o. age
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
s455 coIEsvIILE RD, sIL sEo.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
USED CAR
statesmen

Here's your chance 10 get into the
big league---to make big money
with the worlds iargest Chevrolet
car dealer. There's pienty Of ac-
tton here and an aggressive sales-
man should be able to cash In.
We need two men to add TO our
stan. See Lee Hindon. manager.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
JUNIOR CLERK

Young girl, 1928 years Of age, hish
school graduate, for permanent
clerical assignment in our acct
dept. Apply Personnel, Room 602
open weekdays, $500, anu sat.
THE EVENING STAR
Il0l PA, AVE NV.
LAW OFFICE - Needed, expert
stenographer: minimum salary, $40
per VIZ. Expert typist, minimum
salary $50 per vk. ST. S-94l4;
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MAN WITH CAR
ttsaetiye Income. Coed Reference

Attractive Income. Good References
Phone JU. 5.1351
MEN, so, white. 10 distribute soar
samples. Must be neat and clean
Apply a b m, 400 New York aye.n.w
MEN, white. 2 or more yra. direct
saiea exper. EXP. guar. piiis comm,
Local OF road: transpy pay daily
MR. CHAMPAGNE, 1915 cue 81
NV; S.1b an, ready for work
YOUNG MAN to learn mems cloth.
ing and furnishing husineSs In firs
store; good salary TO start. THE
QUALITY SHOP, 5Oss Wilson hlyd.
Arlington. ---15
for ambitious man to take uYei
credit department. experience pre-.
ferred but not necessary. SalAry
open. Apply STAR CREDIT CLOTH.
IERS, IA eth 81. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN, interested In learning
once supply business as saiei
clerk. Apply In person. No phons
calls, ANDREWS OFFICE SUPPLY
4 EQUIPMENT CO.. us 18Th
Al. NV ---i0
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The EVENING STAR
I10I PA. AVE. NV.
HeeTcsr Nfs- srEwTTT . sTiDEU VTCS1R

110l PA. AVE. NV
ASSISTANT TEXTILE SUPERVISOR.
supervisory. experience necessary,
thoroungh knowledge Of textiles BY
previous experience In retail cloth
ms, garment factory alterations or
home economics: Some college
tersstins % isa Tafied aetiyity % in Tis Sheltered ed
workshop employing and training
the handicapped. Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES, 1918 New Hampshire
ave. NV, o to IL an, Mon.
through FRI, or By appointment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. also part
time help, NARY BRUCE washing
BE2uTIciAas 2H III Ass' "a; aslisrounS). 2iSa1) also
shampoo-manicuKist; salary open.
b-day week. No ewes. ROSE RAY
NOR BEAUTY SALON. DU. 7-II4l
After z, AP. 7-7382. --I5
BEAUTICIAN, manicurist. expert
sneed, apply LOUISE MOORE
BEAUTICIAN-saiary and commits
sion: vacation pay; in shopping
center. RIdds PARK BEAUTY
SALON, 5655 South Dakota ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
only: guar. salary and commission; !;
vic. Fairfax. Va. Call CR. 3-15I6.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, eciored, for
booth renting: S7 per week. I7IS
9th ST. NV AD. 4-37SS. I'D
BILLING CLERK. accurate typist.
required for lay book company.
Salary open. Call Ma. s-s455. ---l2
BOOKKEEpER--ONE or WASHING
TONS LARGER AUTO DEALERS
Is IN NEED OF AN ASST. BOOK
PAIR ORDERS nEsfREDD 81 BUT u NoT 5T
ESSENTIAL. PAY BASED ON EX-
pERlENCE. VACATION. HOSPITAL
AND OTHER EMPLoYE BENEFITS.
F1oN FE5L txsrkTrN5r xSJATIsS ASE. sN 5IIEsy EpgGA
DE1lRED- ALL REPLIES WILL
BE CONFIDENTIAL. BOX ALB.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
SALESMAN
SALES MGR. TRAINEE


We are looking for more than Just 9
speciality salesman. We want 10 hire
and train q coed salesman FOR
DEVELOPMENT as . gslesnanager 70
help Us In our current expansion
prograsn, You should be between
25 and so. Of neat appearance and
with best Of references. Liberal
Commissions and drawing account;
Consider this position IS your last
and finai change. Phone OIL. e-sa02
for Z personal confidential inter-
view. 10
Statesmen OR WOMEN---Make ex.
tFA money for Christmas. Sell
mems, ladies' and childfen's hosiery
wholesale or retail, full time os
part time, CAL moEningk, HOFFMAN,
HOSIERY MILLS. WE. 6-502D.
f4b. excellent opportunity
for men with experience In direct
selling. Qualified leads furnished
along with every other possible
Gales Aid. Liberal draw. Positively
no canFagsing. Car necessary. Cal
8 TO s, Mr.. RICE. AD. 2-tls3s. I'D
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Evening star., 1955-11-10
MELP--MEN
sAT.FsMEN

Top commissions. finest products and
company e .s 6aeIRs % -r. s,sI.s YOU you eEssI: iss:
taioustes. eales experience in any
deld will quality you for immediate
high earnings, Come in and learn
why this Is the best deal In town.
AMco PRODUCTS. s507 Conn,
Evening star., 1955-11-10
OFFICE CLERICAL
.NIauIS,IH'V IaEuMsr9 un-
MEMS SHOP
PERSONNEI, ASST.


For personnel dept. of large real
able TO type 1850 w.p.m.; bet. 90
rs yrs. Of age: good salary: 81 1a-
hr. wk.: bonus and vac. plan. Ap-
I42i & St, NV, Rm. sis. Iii
and inexpsriencsd women for IN
teresting lab. work. Apply DIS.
TR1cT PHOTO SERVICE. 222o
POSTING 81 N CLERK. experienced MGR Nc
2100 preferred. New medical clinic,
NV. Washington. Gail MRS.
MANN, EN-. 2-950t). lie
PRACTICAL NURSE, care for para
lyzed woman over week ends, under
. 4s { ,s4Is salsry SI5; su. e-oi2ei, q sa ie c.,e
6ACIdeaI foa sderII ShSs Ssd Ssnt e hVf "a Day oo
Salary s35 wk.- with room and
RECEPTIONiST, for front desk and
secretarial service switehboard:
large new apt. project in nearby
virginia: hours, 4 pm. 70 IL mid
night; experienese preferred sS 1si 9ss
ARLINGTON sLTSe;T TOWERS APTsa Arl-
tngton blvd. Arlington. Va. NO
RIEsctSEEPPTfoONIsT. IstSEP young. to assist
EEfq EFasf2si0qp,zsis pzsxER Exc H2SPfRRssFTyLisfs SPRssFT
RaEscaESPTTHoiNIsT-sE asaS 10 hss -sEciRETE7RY &c down.
town Alex, Q to 3. 8 days. Not
much shorthand, $50 up. PoTo-
MAC EMPL., Oil King ST. Aiexa
RRssiIDEEST MANAGER for garden-
type apts. in southeast. Ezperi-
ence required. Salary ana apt.
Phone 10. 2-9776 or 10. 2-220o.
RESIDENT MANAGER, experienced
for small walk-up building. No
children. Husband should be .em-
ployed. Apartment furnished free.
No salary. Call Mr.. Newton. for
appointment. THE CAREY WIN
SToN Co. 1923 Conn. ave. NV,
Evening star., 1955-11-10
JANIToR

coiored, 21-3b yrs. Of age, veteran
preferred. Permanent position: O.
day, 40-hr. week. Apply. Personnel
Room 092. Open Eeekdays $40
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna. Ave. NV,
JANITOR-COLORED
Fun time, for NV. apt. BLDG. mar
bldg; experienced, reliable, mar
ried, no children: attractive quar-
ters and salary.
Ma S-05S0
oREYFUs6sBRos, 1919 18th NV.
JANITOR-COLORED
Pun time, for nv. apt. bldg; mar
Red, no children: stoker and 3ani-
tor experience required.
MA 8-0be0
0REYFuss BROS. 1919 18th NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
TV sERvICEMEN

Inside or outside work; permanen
and full tinnei salary open.
CERTIFIED TV
<14 II st. NE.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
statesmen
statesmen
EXPERIMENTATION $3.50
Victor Adding Machine Co.

Require / salesman to start
Nov. IA. another Nov. 81.
excellent opportunities for
good salesmen to advance 70
executive positions within 2
years, All local territories,
cs, nS niEnt E1..,isnt. E9Tk. dysvInv Muf. nsse sse
count E ssainst % %pereentaFe.
Also duarterly bonus and COM
pany dement's.
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT
I'm. 3-9667
Evening star., 1955-11-10
ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Young woman. 2l-3S years Of age,
who - capable Of handling q de-
tailed clerical ASSIGNMENT. enjoys
working with figures, and can han
die the general public. Some cash
ipsrnS s1psFlo6es Feo ssarsS op.n AesF Aes
days, 6.3n-5. and Sat, 9-l2. Nc
phone calls: alls:
Evening star., 1955-11-10
ELECTRICAL
WORKERS

Must be experienced
in wiring, soldering and
assembly of small elec-
tronic units. Should be
able to read wiring dia-
grams.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
YOUNG MAN ...

.
Hish school sraduate. 81 to 26,
old. established Wholesale dis
tgihHtcr. Write. stating full quail
ncatioDs. phone number and ex.
pecfed starting salary IN nrsi
letter. Excellent opportunity fol
young man looking for bright fu-
tufe and security Boz 47A-A. star
YOUNG MEN to travel with salel
manager no exper. needed car
earn 500 per wk. See MR.. MUIR.
RAY. Friday. RIM. 40a, l405 g
YoUNG MEN. white, appearance
saiesWork, After L. days traininf
~ 500. aualifiers VIII earn $I6 x
500 or more. plus prompttonal op.
portunities. Mr.. CHAMPAGNE
1918 Que st. NV. S:l6 am. To-
Evening star., 1955-11-10
RESIDENT MANAGER

For Iuxury-type aiT-eond. apt; house:
ability to deal diplomatieally with
tenants. Salary and nice 1-bed-
rm. apt. are provided for person
who qnalifes for this position.
Please cali Mr.. AMATuLLI at ST.
$4,000 bet. 4 and 5 Pm. only,
Evening star., 1955-11-10

SHIPPING AND ORDER CLERK
for grocery store $40 per VIZ. bh
days, call I'm. 3-2l1I I'll
SKIPPING AND RECEIvING CLERK
NO experience required, good
salary, Insurance; vacation snc
Hosesy. sns dENERzh 81 lEsiI.EcTRiRc:' SUP, I'
PLY Co, s05 Edsewood st.. ne
No phone calls, ---1d
SHOEMAKER, experienced: stead,
lob, good pay. i7.s Eye st NV
'5Y la
SHOE REPAIRMAN, experienced
part time. Apply 1914 Good HOPE
sfTsS6Ks Il ssArEgSMsS. sgsss; sss;periene,d' ed 70,
juvenile store. excellent position foi
nuniified man. Also can use part.
time help. 3103 18th st. NV, --ls
Evening star., 1955-11-10

UPa0LsTERER NEEDED for siITsi
Spring shop. JU. 9-422S.
uPHOLSTERERS. {21, expef. only,
No students need apply. AD. q
Evening star., 1955-11-10
INsURANCF A0TNTs

Due to expansion We need several
insurance agents with initiative
and ability for established Industrial
debts. Men who can qualify vii
Apply Suite 23i, Dupont Circle
1ldg., l346 Conn. ave. NV. I'll
Evening star., 1955-11-10
ESTIMATOR

TOP NOTCH ESTIMATOR FOR
ING SHS AND E1cAVATioES 1SlatnS5 SSSsMifASs coMsANY
MUST BE EXPERIENCED IN TAKE
OFF AND COSTS FOR ROAD,
AND CONCRETE WORK. ADJ
MINISTRATlvE ABILITY PRE-.
REQUISITE. OPPORTUNITY AMI
fAEARy slb1N yolEs EsTIsHhg IsIg DEeENpEMT Efr ng
WAETERs WAIT FoR + RAP APT: JA. ~ 1900. aIS
Evening star., 1955-11-10
GARDENER

FUEL oiL DRIVER-ExpeTienced,
permanent job. good working eondi-
tions. Phone between 10 am. and
ann. DI 7-k9fIR Ia
Evening star., 1955-11-10
ENCINEER

For garden apt. project in Fails
Church. Va; salary and nice
2-oedrna. apt, for .qualified appli-
cant. For Interview. call Mr.,
Mockabee, ST. 3-3300, between
and 5 pm. or after 8 pm, at HE
Evening star., 1955-11-10

white. TO assist IN supervision Of
large real estate CO., betw. 25-35
yrs. age; must be thoroughly exper. ;
car nee; good salary and car al
lowance. Apply personnel dept,
CAFRITz CO.. 1424 K st. NV,
Room 31A. Ill
Evening star., 1955-11-10
HELP-WoMEN
AIRLINES

Air Travel Agencies Need
See Ad Under Instruction
Then WRITE Aviation Training
Division, 1927 X ST. NV. top floor.
Washington. d. C.
ALTERATION LADY, experienced, in
high-type speciality shop. Apply in
person. 7244 Wise. ave, Bethesda,
No. Ia
Evening star., 1955-11-10

l10l pennh. ave. NV
STENOGRAPHER, young. for small
ONCE In downtown section, good
skills. alertness, accuracy REQUIRED. !.
Salary open. Interesting varied
duties; write for appointment to
Z. BQNETTI. Room b40. Meridian
sHootcR CLERK. white, young, for
work IN return room Of national
9th It. NV. to Mr.. DELLETT
STOCK CLERK. with rnsehanHicaI
I'M nssesS & EEFPHsF ifssEElsE. sfs Sf;ssss Sss
EsTs6dkv CLERK experience I'M indus
trial supplies preferred. Must hAve
DRYERS permit and be familiar
with city. b-day, 40-hour week.
Salary open. Phone MIR. LEWIS,
stHtRyEI7NoSGSg!s INSSg HELPER, youns, hish \
school Erad.; B daygL .S1Sb, PoT0-
MAC EMPL.. oil King H.. Alex.
lTMEeiissf8s sKKvIcEMAS. DS ssbDSsr,.
enced,, permanent employment. call
ITfkE GHASGiERs, rood opportunity
with progressive company expert.
| erice not necessary. MARKET TIRE
CO, 47ls Hampden lane, Bethesda.
lTfRE SALESMAN. inside work, ex.
perienced only; excellent opening;
TIRE CORR. 5000 oecrFia ave.
| lTkncToR.TkArLER fkliveT 81 .insArLER DRIVER, white,
experienced. long distance. good
pay for right man. AP. 7-i7e2,
lrHuCK pRIvER. eolorsdi expert
Apply iol7 7th st NV. Ill
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Gas STATION IATTTiNDANT. expeTi.
GROCERY NAN

Thoroughly experienced In. self.
service super market: steady EN-.
ployment good pay for right man
Open Sunday. SEVEN CORNERS
MARKET. Falls Church. Va. I'll
HARDWARE CLERK, permanent 20.
sitton. Apply Ala Sth st, s.e. 10
EOUSEKEEPER, for hotel, experience
necessary, Write details and ref
erences. state minimum salary. Fifls
complete apartment available on
3T-A, Star
Evening star., 1955-06-23
|Kimber|y-C|ark
Merger Voted
Special Dispatch to The star

NEENAH, Wis, June ga
plan to merge Kimberly Clarke
Corp. and International Cellu-
cotton Products Co. after distri-
button of 8 per cent stock
dividend by the former was
approved yesterday by directors
of both companies.
The plan will be acted upon
at a special meeting Of Cellu-
cotton stockholders August Q and
at the annual meeting of Kim
berry, Clark stockholders August
I16.
The Kimberly Clark stock div
idend would be distributed just
before effective date of the
merger. Cellucotton holders
would receive one share of Kim
berly-C Clark in exchange for each
Cellucotton share on Septem-
ber /.
Kimberly-Clark is the Nations
largest maker of book paper
while Cellucotton controls proc
Iessing and distributing rights to
IKleenex, Delsey and other abb
sorbent products, which K.-C.
has manufactured under a long
term contract. -.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Bank CIearings in rs leadinl
cities in the week ended JUNE
% totaled $22,648 ,609, 900 com
pared with $19,901, ,776,000 ir
the previous week and were 5.3%
above the like week year ago
Dun & Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended June Is
totaied $23,355, 100000 up $732
million from the previous week
and up 1882, 100000 from the
like week a year ago. Federal
Reserve Board.
Merritt Chapman & Scott
stockholders voted to increase
1.-THE authorized common stock tc
10 million from 6 million. The
company plans to issue $25 mil
lion in convertible subordinated
debentureS.
Hooker Electrochemical Co
announced election of R. Lindley
Murray as chairman of the
board.
Baltimore G. g. E. Co. an.
nounced that more than 98%
of the 575,856 shares of new
common offered earlier thi:
month have been taken up.
General Electric Co. issued 6
revised statement of its 1885,
report showing net earnings o1
$198,913,221 or $3.50 a share
instead of the previously an
nounced net of $212,613,221 OF
I$2.46 a share.
| Electric Bond g. Share Co. re-
ported its stock had a net asset
value Of $30.63 a share on
June is.
| Sheraton Corp. estimated
earnings for the year ended
April 30 at $2.45 a share COM
pared with $1.62 in 1854. A 25Te
increase in the cash dividend
plus an additional 10% stock
dividend was voted.
U. S. Plywood Corp. in veal
ended April 80 earned 1888, ,10(
or $4.07 a share VS., S4.840, 200 OF
$2.70 in 1854.
United Shoe Machinery iI
year ended February % earned
I$7,177,481 or $2.93 a share VS.
I$7,618,688 or $3.12 in 1854.
Schenley Industries, Inc. in 8
months ended May 81 earned
I$3, ,527,2 ,229 or 80 cents a share
Tvs. $2,250, ,928 or 81 cents In 1854
period.
N. E. Gas g. Electric Assn. in
I12 months ended May 81 earned
So, 1873, ,426 or $1.32 a share VS.
I$3, 3,069, ,l10 or $1.34 in 1854 period
Lehigh Valley r. r. in
months ended May 81 earned
I$2,774,6S3 VS.. $68,739 in 1854
period.
Western Maryland Rwy. in 5
months ended May 81 earned
I$2, ,69l 900 VS.. $2,172,527 in 1854
period.
McCord Corp. in 8 months
ended May 81 earned $1,101, 500
lor $2.70 a share VS.. $642,708 OF
$3.50 in 1854 period.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Stock Prices
Lean Higher;
Changes Small.

NEW YORK, June % (P.-
The stock market advanced
cautiously today with plenty oi
losers in the list.
Most changes either way were
small. Trading was brisk in the
first hour when prices were al
their best, but the volume
|tapered of when prices began tt
slide.
Railroads and steels were or
the rise. Steels later turned
mixed while railroads main.
tanned their headway.
Airlines did well together with
movie issues, chemicals and cop
pers. Radio-televisions were
down. Aircrafts presented "a
mixed picture. Utilities bent
lower.
American Hawaiian Steam
ship lost around 4 points after
directors voted to suspend
dividend payments at this time
Rayonier gained around 8 points
Kimberly Clark, up 3 point.
yesterday on a merger plan, was
ahead between / and Q points
today after starting on 5000
shares up 2 at So.
Texas Pacific Coal & OF
had a block of 10000 shares un.
changed at SIS; 10000 shares o.
Servel sold at Z off %. anc
10000 Lone Star Gas traded
lat 81 of "a.
Bonds moved narrowly. Gov
Iernment issues in the over-the'
counter market were mixed.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June % B.-Except for
rye, grains had dtficulty getting OF
dead center in either direction on the
Bos1a Of trade to-day d.se.d Rye declined a.
markets. then slowly beat their way
back uphill to around previous ciosini
The decline in soy beans resulted
from additional weakness in oil and
meal. while lard suffered under the
pressure Of so to rs cent decline or
Towsrd the end of the frst hour
q hisher' july s1I4S; oats were z
higher to " lower, July 65h, and rye
was "a to ! cent lower. July 81 ;02M
soybeans were cent lower to Y higher Gari,
q hundred pounds lower, July S11 80.
Corn had the best of 1t in early trad
ing Overnight export news was "a
boIstering factor. Ireland .reportedly
6ough gao bushels and aseont.S the 9nifsS se1
moderate smaller quantities.
night again were extremely light. Of sc
cars Of wheat, 27 belonged 70 the Com,
eo1a %SGtY YIaf cTses sels G Gec bands
receipts did little TO reduce the relative
local scarceness, with only IA cars
coming.
Weather was clear and excellent fol
growing In most parts OF the major grain
producing areas Of the country. There
were widely scattered thundershower,
in the winter wheat belt with few
more showing up on the Weather
Bureaus forecast and similar situa.
tion showed in spring wheat. cornlanc
had scant precipitation. although parts
of each state could expect some within
the next SO hours---except for Iowa
which was expected to remain clear.
with Saturdays grower referendum. the
effects Of 1t appear to have been dis
counted by now. OF more concern il
the disposition of new crop wheat at
Kansas City and other major south
west terminals. Prices are now hanging
around support levels and the trade fore
sees any further decline pushing In
creasing Quantities into storage for
Government loans.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
Pot .Elec Pw com-60 at 21A, at 22,
10 at 20.
Hecht com--50 at 31N
Garfinckel 4kso pfd-20 at 2sA, at
Pot Eiec Pw 5000 pfd B-2O al 44A.
IGarfnckel com-100 at 90, 100 at 90,
at -.
M1odWard A. Intnrnn con-5n at 40.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
PRODUCE MARKETS

Baltimore quotations supplied BY the
United States Agriculture Department:
rransnss.s AD11ss West u VEsnIs su mkt: ssss
ssIssEsSsrriNss Ng fresh sSgHltss
s iIe stissG ssefs Saas'c ce6sisFs StasF;
/ .50-1,75, mostly / .60-i .65; Round Reds
1.a5: white Clouds 1.7o-1.75; sebagoes
a5 SsnsSo soDsSs ieHt'Y ssfts S SS
a;a5-4.50' pnVashed cobSlers S.75; q. 8.
Commercial 25,I q: Eastern Shore.
5.25-1;40 few 1.50; 1Q0-lb. sacks 2.60-
Sweet Potatoes; nd G bu skts Puerto
( 3. .50-375; oklahomas 1858. SO: Puerto
Ricans some wasty 2.25; n bu. bktS
Jersey yellow urocessed 1,75.
Poultry Quotations
Poultry--Market about steady: move
! tered. lots of nearby flyers consisting
mainly Of cockerels in very light demand;
type hens about adequate for trade
needs: few pullets and caponettes failed
to clear. Broilers or fryers. 8 lbs. and
over, 30-33; hens, heavy type, 30-33.
Grain Market
Flour - Receipts. 1o.Oss 1o0-pound
Wheat - Receipts, 144,563 bushels;
shipments, 244.850 bushels; stocks, g..
1914 ,937 bushels No. 2 red winter gar
icky; = no spot. pot, domestic, Ri told); No.
Cofn-Reeeipts, 1so,2se bushels; ship
mentS, 600 bushels; stocks, s0l.377
oats--Receipts, 1886 bushels: ship
ments, none: stocks, 314,135 bushels.
Barley-Receipts, none; shipments,
none; stocks, 62,S26 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, 1000 bushels; ship
ments. none; stocks, 1897 bushels
Soybeans--Receipts none: shipments,
none; stocks. 34,267 bushels
Millfeed--Receipts, 628 tons.
EgE Market Steady
yesterdays Quotations1
Eggs: Market steady to hrm. Prices
mostly l cent higher. Floor supply
ample on fair stock. lust adequate on
but demand holds fair to good. Some
grade B purchased at 80 cents.
Prices paid by first receivers delivered
fob. Baltimore, cases included: Large
minimum so per cent A quality, whites,
1916: browns and mixed colors, 42h.46.
Mediums, minimum so per cent A quality.
whites, 39la-42; browns and MIXED coll
ors' asa Receipts: Eegs 3.647 cases
Evening star., 1955-06-23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished BY. the Associated Press

Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate 90 High Low lis chg.
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NEW YORK COTTON

in the cotton futures market was active
during the forenoon today. Following
q steady opening. values for most con-
tracts declined under persistent iiauids-
represented desire to even ND ac-
counts. prior to hrst notice day to-
morrow, Favorable weather in the cot
Noon prices were unchaneed 70 so
cents bale lower than the previous
close. July. ~ 81: October, 34.l1, and
December, 34.17.
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hourly Safes on the ExehanEe
100 Am $40 600 I2 noon oeo 900
100 p.m ! $50 600 2:O0 nm 600 600
Unit Of trading 10 shares or safes In
Rates Of dividends in the foreeoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the .ast quarterly or semi-annual dec.
iarat'on Unless otherwise noted. .slecial
nr extra dividends are not included.
. Also extra or extras p Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared or paid
in 1865 plus. stock dividend. Paid last
year Payable In stock estimated cash
value on ex-divtdend ol Redistribution
date. g Declared or paid so far this scar
Ii Declared or paid after stock dividend or
split-up. < Declared or paid this year,
ian aecumulative ,ssue with dividends In
arrears, Paid this year, dividend
omitted, deferred or no .sction taken At
last dividend meeting Declared or paid
in 1854. plus stock dividend. Liuuidat-
ing dividend. cid Called. ES dividend.
x-dis EE Distribution H. e rIshts.
wd When distributed WI When issued
In bankruptcy or receiyership or being
,{eorganizsd under the Bankruptcy Act.
Or securities assumed By such compan.fs
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, June % R.-(UsDA)---
Butter steady. Receipts 573.696. Prices
unchanged.
Cheese steady. Receipts 21e.474. Prices
unchanged.
Wholesale egg prices unsettled. Re-
ceipts 10,713. New York spot quotations
(4s-50 lhs.) 40a-41h; extras large
(45-4s lbs.) 3S1a-40 extras medium
3sh-39hs standards large 37-3s;
dirties 1894; checks 31-32 Whites
f45-4S lbs.) 39Ea-42; extras medium
3Sh-39h. Browns: Extras f4s-5O lbs.
44-4R
lbs ST-49: mediums 45-43: smalls 34i
l35R. Browns: Top quality (4S-50 lbs. }
1880; mediums 43-44; smalls 1886.
Evening star., 1955-06-23

Wdwd & Lothrop pfd x102A
xEx dividend tPlus extra or extras
2 Arrears half payable June 10. 1865
half December Is, 1855. q Declared o.
paid SO far this year.
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DIVIDENDS

announced:
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, June 20 0p.-The New
York stock Exchanse reported today
these odd-lot transactions By principal
dealers on the exchanee for June 90;
Purchases of 274.f17 shares, sales OF
25l,0s3 shares. incldins l,0i3 share,
Evening star., 1955-06-23

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