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APTs. FURNISHED. c.

CATHOLIC UNIV viC.-Bedrm,. liv
rm kit. dinette bath, foyer; apt
bldg nicely furn La 6-95ss
cs%DletslS csef cs fasn W. s.s2asS t2tsS BY day oil
4223 9Th ST. NV rms, kit.
bath pvt entr- street level; fenced
.yd.; S6h JU. 5-253l -27
GEORGET0WN-Semidet., rms
Ise. liv. rm.. , exp, fireplace, beaut
rsss issH ,sTa I'M 490 sT s.WBsdfn. w. TS ~
rm. kit, bath; also efic apt. with
kit. bath. Walking distance dntn
Bus stop and grocery at cor. Cnildrer
and pets allowed. All utils. $50 sne
s55. See MANAGER. Art 202.
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. FARM AND GARDEN

truck: from vicinity Of cherrydaie
10000 yards. Call 20s-J, Manss'
LANDsCAPING. tcpson and 500
j. "A. WILLIAMS, LU. 1903. q
$50 Days Redwood 6-e33o; ewes.
r6Fsoff 6fsSSfd 0isSio FIJI DIRT, bluestone
road gravel. sludge, sand and haul
ing MR.. HARTING 10. 2-s974,
BULLDozER for grading; exeavatlng
uN: 4-s53a; night AP: 7.059s.
sod Medium and large orders only
Cement ,driveways and walkways
Asphalt, driveways. Ii. 3-69l3. -2i
TREE REMOVAL So up. topping
prun seeding. cabling: yd wk Lo
ATOP JU 5-0429, JU b-S007
BULLDOZER, Mighty Kat. new 4.
cylinder. with fitting hydraulic 81.
in blade The ideal piece Of equip.
sS5 OasE aoFk M wond nshff Ike srse o
Immediately HoYLE MOTOR SALES
BLulEeRRAss SOD ssCGiD de- deiivePsd rec a"sou to you
Job. You lay 1t and save Terms |
desired. GREENWICH FARM NURS
roPsoiL, very 5000 rich topsoil To-
call 10 S-4933
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping
mates. MIR. CLAYTON. UN. 4-oSo5
TOP SOIL, rich, dark loan; idea
tons. Sic delivered. LO. 7-74S7:
NEW EQuIPMENT-Full line Of In.
ternatlonal tractors and farm equip
New Holland. New idea farm equip
and elevators. Meyers hay condi'
hoes and leaders. 'Briliion' grass
seeders. Ezee Flow lime sewers, balel
and binder twine; parts and service
MALONEY'S. Silver Spring. Md.
.PoWLR LAWN MOWERS. new. $49 81
asSms5;, and up ussa NE and rNG Hp F9 sigs
RoTo f "yfii TiLETRs HflRs' S''inH GaR6TN rRAc.
Time payments. MALoNEY'S INC.
1925 Ga, ave. Silver Spring. Md
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used
parts and service MALoN5EY,s.
USED % sIff EauiPMENT3f SHEi@T. NJ lc CUB; reg.
ular A, pillow and cult; Oliver ~
tractor. plow, disc and mower. Avery
tractor, plow cult. and fert. attach
I-HC NJ tractor Super "A mower;
garden tractors; New Holland blow
ers; New Holland baler;- Cub corn
planter; Cub graders; John Deer,
harvester; so I-HC combine: sidt
delivery rake; plows and discs; Cul.
timulcher; tractor manure spreader
MALONEY'S. INC. Silver Spring
FOR SALE 80 Farmall tractor
$500. haybaler. New Holland No
tj6, purch. new last yr., only Sl,350;
side delivery rake. New Idea 4-Bar
purch. new last VI. only. Sl75. VII
sell on terms to resp. buyer, WI
SALE TRADE-INS-Garde tractor!
IoRest low OpTet prices. sE GRAyEIY OF OF WASH
JU. 9-22S7 Mon. through Sat. 81
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY--l-H(
IS hay chopper: new. 81, 300, re
duced to $500: used 76 baler. yer!
good condition. $1,000, reduced T.
$3.50; used regular A and cult
$500. reduced to S475. MALONEY' IS
INC, Silver Spring. Nd, JU. S-3333
PEONIES FOR SALE--Wholesale an
retail. Call WE 5-5434.
WANT PRIVACY? Fast-growin
hemlock for hedge CHOICE, 6 inche
to . inches; 50 plants, So, Very spe
cial rates, $50 or more. Also Vinci
Minor, ideal evergreen ground cove
for slopes and shady spots. l0'
plants. S5 LO. 4-097S. -26
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS FOR WORKING MOTHE

ROOMS FOR WORKING MOTHERS
live with your children In large sunny
rooms; all modern conveniences; let
us carry your responsibility: ] small
weekly payment takes care OF It all
BRADLEY ARMS. at Dupont Circle
1926. 10th st; n.w.-Home-cooked
TIE MAR LEETA. 1925 10th st.
n.w.-Single and double rooms for
young ladies and men; showers: ex-
cellent board. 2F.
CLUB MASON. 1926 N. Hamp ave,
Residential club for. refined
men and women. Sgle. and others.
starting $3.50 per week and up,
including full course meals. Hotel
service. CO. 6-9349.. NO. 1870
I41O 10th ST. N.w.-Two newly dec.
single rms: excellent food. Free
TV: on busline. DU. 7-6694. IT
COLUMBIA RID. NV. aOoI. at Conn.
ave Nice. att. rms. good meals:
$I2 to SIS wk.; air -cond., pvt.
baths. Rec. rm., TV. ping pong,
piano, auto washer; Young people.
co 6-24g3 29h
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ROOMS FuRNlsHED-s.E.-s.W

CAP. HILL. mr.. House OFFS. Bidg.-En.
tire A.; . r., mod. b., refgr., remodl
house; l @ 2 persons. Ii. 4-27O5
CAP. HILL. opp. House Of. blk. Libr
Congress-Furn. rms. Men. ! witt
with running water. Ii. 3-29l3;
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APIS. FuRh.-vA. Cent,
ALEXANDRIA,

NJ E1Lgsi Il, oeS.n,' an .saS closets s ny
bldg: conv. loe.; $e4. KB. S-4s1b,
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WASHER-EASY

WASHER-EASY
TV-ANTENNA, 10. 7-l370
90
WASHER CLOSE OUT ,
New 1855 Whirlpool
Washers
WAS $299.95
NOW S209.88
This price includes delivery
installation, l-year service
and 5-yr. guarantee on
transmission.
STANDARD TIRE g.
BATTERY
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90S2
Open Evenings TIL Q
WASHER-DRIER SALE
close-out brand-new. 1854, fully au-
tomato washers, in factory cartons
List, S299 %; now sensattonallJ
priced at
$1,000
Electric driers, S99;gas driers. S125
thoroughly reconditioned automatics
Sss. -
SLATTERY'S
1900 Wis. Ave. NV. KE. 7-150(
Open Evesning Til 9, sats. Til t
WATER COOLERS, aIl-electrfc, used
$50 and up; fully guaranteed Ma
Moy1NG, S5S1SS 81 NEw YoRk-oood as ne,
dehumidif1er, $50: L. c. Smith type
writer, $50; Bendix washer. S45
practically new silver flute will
cover, S75: RCA radio-lp. recor,
player, S45; mink-lined mans over
coat. S30: wardrobe trunk. Boy
bicycle. $40. EN-. 2-6593. --2t
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

ARL.. COLUMBIA GARDEN ATS
ture: box springs; modern through
i sSi. rent; rent; s ALSO UNFURNlsHa5SD.
FALLS CHURCH. va lge; cool,
newly dec. rms. Firepl.. liv-bedrm.
comb: dinette-kit,. semi-bath.. Com
pletely furn. Apt. bldg. 1st a.
S75 incl. util. ia, S-3S2s, rs
Agn aon 10 OlR mn IT. MashNeW Mys5 @ln saf9sa ae1sa
sppe sppe,ous aps' eie. StnR STo @ P'us utils: ali
cond. avail. 1915 N. Quinn. "a
GRovEToN AREA lse. rms. mod
furn. nr. buses: cool; auto. washer
LIVELY. 9gsfE a'qfDsi H6ME.IIKE 4.rm. apt.
new airfoam mattresses. beaut KIT :,
nice yard: close-iu N. Arl.: S115,
incl. utils. IA. 2-0555. IA. 2-6H44
ARL.-Newly decor, I bedrm.; mod
apt. bldg. scr. pch,, laun; iacll.;
min. D. C. IA. 2-l641, after g..
.LEx.-spacious. airy and comfort
able: sttractivelv furn.: 2 lge. rms,
kit. tiled bath: conv. shopping and
ALEXA. DRIA. Efficiency and bed
room apartment: ianitor service
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
tion, all utilities. S75 to $92 80
Call TIE. 6-6670, between 10 am
ONE NE aNB " "Two BEDROOM apart
ments, 5 Minis. from Washington via
Arlington blvd. Call ia. 7-7604. ~
2nd a. apt. pvt. entr
at rear, lge. rear yard: children well
come: $S5 per mo. $40 N. Kenmore.
Q-1II7 Q7
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
BABY CHICKS AND PoULTs. Worth.
JAMES FEED STORE s1S K st
NV NE S-00S9
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Your Inspection Invited
Call EN-. 2-8800
APTs. EURNIsHED-MD.

SPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
dinette. kit, bath: well furn.; Ss7 so
Vacant. JU. 5-4554. -21
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. 1-bedrm..
lge. closets: cross ventilation: porch
NEWLY fsI FURNrsHED APTs.-Avail.
able in Rock. Creek Gardens. See
FIG q McKEEVER. Managing
ROCK CREEK GARDEN APIS. s5e7
Grubb I'd, Silver Spring = Newly
furn 2-bedrm. apis. available. Call
JU, $4,000 Rental once. Manag-
ing Agents. EIG & McKEEVER. --27
HYATTSVILLE AREA - extra-lee
Tm 1T path; all utils. incl S65
SILVER III eI"'sPi STRING - rooms. kit.,
bath: "a block Ca. ave. bus, 2 blks.
Hechts. Adults. JU. 9-2S25. -27
CHEVY CHASE. near NH and Chevy
Chase and Columbia Clubs: utils
incl OIL. 2-3l73. go
SILVER sPRING-Bsmt. apt. pvt
entr, liy nm; bedrm,; kit. and
bath. $40. incl. utils. JU. 9-l026.
BET. MASS. AVE. AND RIVER RID
entr 3Ra blks, bus; $50 mo. or Sic
wk. OIL. 2-24s5. AIS Bayard blvd
-25
TAKOMA PARK, 712S Carroll ave
Nicely furn. ; rms. full bath: excel
loc. and transp.: S73. incl all utils
Non-smoking adult couple. JU. z.
639f after p.m --26
TAKOMA PARK-Liv.. .rm.. bedrm.
kit. pvt. bath; apt. bldg; close tC
bus and store; S65. JU. 5-1253.
go
AND 2 BEDROOM APTS.-COoI
SUBURBAN SURROUNDINGS. MOD.
ERN ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE
FROM SSl 80 UP, INCL. ALI
UTILS. FOR INFORMATION. CALI
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ApTs, FURN.-D.c. (cont. }

DUPONT CIRCLE. Embassy Row
Air-cooled effic. apt. lst a., compl.
furn.. $50, utils. incl. DU. 7-67O4.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

imam. Sis per day. RENTAI sS T. Toot ce}
4 EQUIP CO., Ju. 9-6SS1.
WALLPAPER CLEANERS, chain saws,
sanders, paint sprayers. tools. FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY. WO 6-052S.
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1925 18th ST. NV.

1878 10Th ST. NV.
(BETWEEN @ AND RI
For business people retired middle
age. and students--A pleasant way
of living Elevator: phones in rooms;
daily maid service. TV lounge
Singles beginning at SIS; doubles
$50 so and up. Some with private
bath. Good food and plenty Of It,
DU. 7-7666
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcont.

DUPONT CIR.-Beaut. fm., pvt
bath. bookshelyes, scr. porch. Men
| AID. 4-S73S. -26
NR. DUPONT CIR.-Niee rms. vatei
and refgr.: SlO-S12 1878 10Th St
NV. CO. $4,000 or AD. 2-97SS.
SLEEPING ROOM for middle-aset
woman: Foxhall Village. on bus ant
car lines. EN-. 2-06I6. -26
2I2O p ST. NV. Apt. 9-Comf. ssle
rm.. End A.. next bath; maid serV.
S22 30 mo NO. 1870.
ADAMS MILL RD., opp. Rock Creet
PIX. Master bedrm.. bath, maid sery
Unlim. ph Best transp. Ho. 2-9is2
NICELY FURN. RMS. by wk, or mo.
| So and up: maid serv.i bath. show
er. Apply I7l6 Eye st. NV. 81
SLAUGHTERS-DU. CIR.
sgles.. dbles. fr. 50 vk.; rm.. phi. elsy
! 20'
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N ST. NV rms. kit. an6
bath, nicely furnished. $3.50 mo
incl. heat and hot water See MRS
MICHAELS on premises or call CO
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DUPONT CIRCLE, Embassy Row---Air-
cooled; liv rm.. din. rm. bedrm,
kit, bath. Linen. china, silver $3.50
Utils. incl. DU 7-6704. 81
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CARLTON HOUSE

A recently completed. fireproof build
ing beautifully decorated and fur
nished1 by Dorothy Draper.
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THE GILBERT

246o 18th st. n.w.-Newly decorated
maid and 24-hr. PIX Sgles.. 81 81
wk up; dbles., SIS wk up: pvt
bath SIS wk. sgle.. SIS dble. co
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

HUI. 3-5432
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Ground Troops Warned
OF JET Noise Injuries

Military ground personnel re-
Sponsible for maintaining jet
equipment for the armed forces
are faced daily with health i'm
pairment and possible fatalities
from the ever-increasing noise
of jet engines, American Avia-
ton Magazine. 1925 Vermont
avenue NV, has reported.
The publication said sharp
warnings are being issued to
personnel exposed to the ex-
plosive noise of the afterburner
of the new North American F.
100 fighter. Although there have
been no fatalities. the Air Force
is taking no chances.
1t is generally conceded that
an extremely loud explosion
could cause brain damage and
that a man standing at a Is
degree angle toward the rear
of the tail-pipe of the Super
sonic jet could suffer fatally
from the noise occurring when
the after-burner is turned on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Archbishop 0'BoyIe
To Participate in
Fides House Birthday

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, will participate in the
celebration Of the 18th anniver-
sary of the founding of Fides
Neighborhood House at 3 pm,
Sunday.
The ceremonies will be held
in the new quarters of Fides
(Faith) House, 1854 Eighth
street NV. The building was
formerly the home of the I'm
maculate Conception Academy
and has been remodeled at a
cost of $4,000.
Archbishop O'Bishop will de-
dictate and bless the new quarters.
Fides House is conducted I'M
der Catholic auspices on a nom
sectarian basis. 1t was founded
by DR.. Mary Elizabeth Walsh, as
sociate professor of sociology at
Catholic University, with two as
sociates.
A nursery school and clubs for
boys and girls, conducted by
part-time volunteers, were the
principal activities at Fides
House in the early years. Grad
ually extensive educational, spi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Report Made on Aid
Given IS Potential
Problem Children

A progress report on efforts to
aid a group of potential prob
lem children in Southwest Wash
ington was made yesterday by
the Recreation and Group Work
Section of United Community
Services.
Thirty-six children, IL from
each of the three settlement
houses in the area, were selected
for the project, which began last
year. All of the children had
exhibited some form of emo
tional or social maladjustment,
according to the report.
Miss Elizabeth Gorlich, staff
worker on the project, said chill
dren from Barney Neighborhood
House, Juanita Kaufman Nye
Council House and Southwest
Neighborhood House are included
in the project. All of the chill
dren are in the pre-teen years.
Complete Files Started
Social and medical histories
were compiled on each child as
the first phase Of the project,
she said.
Schools. churches, social and
public health agencies and par
ents were enlisted in the effort
to build complete file on each
child. The children were given
full physical and psychiatric
examinations.
One of the children, it was
learned. an 11-year-old boy, was
an epileptic. whose parents were
unaware of his illness. Early un-
covering of the illness has re-
suited in the beginning of medi-
cal treatment.
One Actual Delinquent
In the majority of the cases.
the report said, the children were
found to be functioning in school
and family life at levels below
their capabilities, as reflected in
the various test results.
Only one of the children had
a record of actual delinquency.
The report declared. however,
that the psychologist who tested
the children indicated nine of
the children showed potentials
for becoming delinquent.
Miss Gorlich said the services
of existing agencies are being
utilized, with the cooperation of
parents, to aid the children in
solving their problems. Projects
in the individual neighborhood
houses are being adapted to the
needs of the children to win their
confidence and hold their inter-
est.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
3 Here Numed to Posts
In Sigma DeItu Chi

Three Washington men have
been named to posts in Sigma
Delta Chi, national professional
journalistic fraternity.
Russell c. Tornabene, of the
National Broadcasting Co. here.
was named chairman of the Dis
trict unit.
Sol Taishoff. editor and pub
Usher of Broadcasting and Tele-
casting Magazine. was named to
the Ways and Means Committee,
and Wallace Werble. editor of
FDC Reports. to the Professional
Chapter Program Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

ritual, athletic, recreational and
cultural programs were begun,
and family counseling and health
work were organized.
With its expanded quarters,
Fides House has undertaken
program of adult education in
arts and crafts.
Evening star., 1955-08-16
Stocks Mixed;
Range 10 s.;
Trading Light

NEW YORK. Aug. is R).-
Prices were irregular today in
the stock market.
Gains and losses ranged
around 2 points either way, but
most changes were fractional.
Trading was light.
coppers and aircrafts were In
demand at times while steels
and railroads were mildly de-
pressed. Other divisions were
mixed.
Foremost dairies moved to the
New York Stock Exchange. 1t
made its big board debut on
three blocks Of 1000 shares
each at "a. Thereafter it spent
most Of its time between 2sN
and "A.
Callahan Zinc opened on
|1.400 shares on " at 534 "A
block OF 5000 shares of Royal
Dutch Petroleum traded at 83K
|off VI.
Curtiss-Wr had fiurries ai
higher prices after Q good earn
|ings report. North American
Aviation was higher on reports
in Wall Street of possibilities Of
q higher dividend or an extra
payment.
The bond market was mixed
and quiet. Government issues
over the counter were higher.
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sos Million
Plant Opened
By yAnucondu

COLUMBIA FALLS. Mont,
Aug. 10 RAnaconda Aiulni-
mum Co. formally became this
|country's fourth aluminium pro-
ducer today as 1t dedicated q $65
million primary aluminium plant
In this little Western Montana
town.
The first metal already was on
its way through the plant as
Montana Gov. Hugo Aronson and
officials Of the parent Anaconda
Co. addressed a crowd estimated
at more than 5000 at opening
ceremonies.
Gov. Aronson welcomed alu-
In1inum, a new industry for HIS
State, and predicted that the
present operation might some
day lead to expansion into fabri-
cation and perhaps even an air.
craft industry.
Anaconda Aluminium was the
first new firm to enter the field
Iof aluminium production In this
country since 1916. The plant is
expected to reach its capacity
rate of 100 million pounds aia-
Inually by January I. When IN
full operation 1t viii employ
about 450 persons.
Evening star., 1955-08-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 16 @.-Grains pre-
eented Q mixture OF plus and minus signs
g relatively quiet dealings on the Board
e qhs ssge esrpct Ipeas s,a,t.a amt .,s.ay IA
|ppxsrd " corn md sosbssns. ait S
lseptHlnbak corn quickly dFopped under
the previous c}ese. Some wheat delly.
III ahin ~ nssh ss asa sios Il III early ,rads
( teE fhan the rest d the list over re-
sss e: !: sd ss.. & r. s.ps.assE @ nss
J92ss; corn y lower to M higher. Sep
tember, 67E; re unchanged 70 y lower.
i cent higher, September. s.a4%. and q
lard unchanged 70 cents o hundred
pounds higher. September, 100.
The weather again was back In the
Z: COMPLAINT sGaa sa as sGsOssn: s.n:
was little rain oyernieht and the fye-
day outlook n, Sas iof nc moissgre Of con-
private report from Central Illinois
had aired rather badly on some thin
o Isoe neeS t9 ss
| TO mn out the top pods, Il was claimed
September corn. did not do ~ well as
the deferred months. There were reports
ing TO the Commodity Credit Corr. 'Sr were
in danger OF going out Of condition, and
therefore were being put back on the
market. That held down the septem-
Firmness at Minneapolis rot wheat
on to steady start st Chicago. but the
steadiness did not last long Prices fen
sssssnf ssss on nSsSs SsSiaat,Cn soIe selling II
Russia did not want any surplus grain
from the United States.
Evening star., 1955-08-16
D. C. PRODUCE

Quotations supplied BY the unitsd
States Agriculture DEPARTMENT and cover
sales to $50 am. on ess-than-earlosd
~ Fruits
Il 4PpiesM NJ N Z. i;,.hs. hwealths. 6 Sg hsts y
Rameo,5 IL 6u bkts.. Y. 9: No. I. IA inches
Soxss SSelsssied. aM insies up. $oo:
Va. Beitisheimer, bu. bkts., D. 8. No. 1,
8 inches up. ;69-s; 90:
Biueberriss-N j.. i2-pt, nats. euiti-
yyatsd. y nlp no wrapped: per pt:, small-me-
srts.,, s5s. 4.oo-z.5o; sSs. z.6o-z.5o:
! da,Ia aSSsydsSscal,t * &C erts. std. s-1s..
LemoNnns-.,Calii;. Nn. stns; $50 count, best.
oranges-calif.. valencias. boxes. lY6s.
S' fs ia @ isss. SSo-g5 soo-s5o: 1889 1885, SoS- oS
Psachescaiif, Elbertas. 17-lb. lusss.
sion 9Gos po IL Haes e .segsd1s sS Ir. to so7di-
3;00-3,50 Maryland. South Haven. 6l.
nkts-, Y: 8. No. J.. inches up, s.00-2I2H;
incS.s Ts1S Gem sa, Sg 1s 6ktsi: A:, e. g No l. A
bkts., 2. 8. No, /, .2N inches up. lis:
inches up. . 80; Golden Jubilee. s-bu.
hs ase Haven d q g. o. No nchss + S Sp Sfss;; Safss;
inches fnss up aD sccordins IH Isss so con
Sision; Na w w ,nas. Va El6srta r BY. skss 2: g.
~. ~ bkts.: q: s. No; /. s-ineh min. 800: %:
!, wa.srmeions-M -;Maryland, 3 c. and
melon, few sales all sizes. 5000 cents.
Snap beans-Bu. bEts. and hprs., val
Isnslnss. & n n r. best, S.oo:@ fair aasi..
round. N: =. i.so-i.7s, few lew best {. sssb. %:
"a "a. NO; iair Snsl;; ao 1,5o; red, 1ss-ha.
4ss. 4.15;. etns., Gas 225-e.5O. mostly
2 ;s5;, So-ib, sacks. 2,5O-2.75; Ohio. i6-
o. cslery1isseah sEss; lss 1e-ineh erts. ,un,e,.
otherwise stated. Calf, 2sss. 4.oo-4. IS:
Co. s:ss, s,56-S.o6; West sect. s.ss. hs
= & G|oIn--crts: ITS and sacks. yellow. 4ts.ss.
200: n. Y. LIS. few. best DO.
oreens-su. bkts.. clipped, collards.
mustard, kale and turnip tops. nearby.
sss 4SsS s Issss.s s,s: ssv s,s; %
1ss. 2.50-3.00. mostly 2.50-2.75; East
sTa sTn Iceberg lc erts,; Iceberg type, IN. q.
Romaine, i 11e-bu. crts., N. r.. 80;
n. j.. ordinary DUAL, 1.00-I so: BOSTON
type. n Y,,erts. 24s. $50; Ohio. 16-
Dry onions15o-lb. sacks. o. s. No, /.
Sa,l,if, ,, yellow; : inches up, 2.75: Idaho.
up, 2.75-2.Sb.
Evening star., 1955-08-16
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:
- Poultry Quotations
.rits stsAdy yogns chickens; aIriyals mod.
coops cf straight eockerels sold at 80
cents: henvy-type hens steady to firm:
|onerings barely adequate for Q fair tc
s0iS sroisrs siEaans g. ifssssst fssess M. and
33-33h "a; roasters. 4 lbs. and over, $3.50
mostly 80; hens, heavy type. 1928
mostly 27-2s; light type, 1s; pullets, So
Cattle ESQ: scattered sales about in
line with Monday, 2 loads mostly good
Rraue grained on grass slaughter steers
S0;e0. short load mostly good sol lb
!. Calves 100: not enoush sold to estab-
lish trading basis.
Hogs 300; moderately active. steady;
mostly mixed lots Us No. 1-3 1so-a20
ao ea5soVf Ss i1e sts 4S7S s5sis IS oo 1886 sSS
1878, 270-300 lbs 15.50-16.75. over
900 lbs mostly 15.0O-16. 90: 12o-i40 lbs
i5 ;09.i690, I4o-l60 lbs 1901 90.
400 lbs mainly "a 80, 4n0-45o lbs 1890,
100000 lbs 1850. 500-55p lbs l.50,
100000 lbs, 1850. over 600 lbs 1000
down according to weight condition and
Sheep so; no early sales.
Grain Market
Flour Receipts. l,754 100-pound
aSWhSieat--Receipts. es $50 bushels: ship
No. 3 red winter gariicky, spot, domestic,
1.92h ttransitl 1.s5 lnon.tra1sitl
SGshs .ssee ssseass isS 1872
osts .,,E Eecsigts none Sas.,. shipments'
$4,000 bushels; stocks, 4ag.707 bushels.
Rye--Receipts. none; shipments, nonei
Evening star., 1955-08-16
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Failures in the week
ended August II totaled 169.
compared with 213 in the pre-
yious week and 223 in the like
week q year ago.-Dun & Brad
street.
Chrysler Corp. announced
three new idea" cars, created
to test public acceptance Of new
styling. win be shown at the
Chrysler salon in New York
August II to August 26.
Sears Roebuck & Co. has
agreed to buy a substantial in
Iterest in Walton's. Ltd, an
Australian retailing chain. it
was announced by Norman
Rydge, chairman Of Walton's
lin Sydney. Australia. The chain
includes % retail stores.
Proctor q Gamble in year
ended June 80 earned S57,471.- :
I37l or $5.92 q share VS.. So. .328.-
l002 or $5.42 in 1854.
American Cyanamid Co. In IL
months ended June 80 earned
1881. .646.851 or 1886 q share.
Ell Paso Natural Gas in IL
months ended June 80 earned
t$l4.606,98l or $2.28 a share VS..
SIS, 5,559.e54 or $2.72 in 1854.
Cincinnati Gas q Electric in
year ended June 30 earned $13.-
376, ,832 or $l.S0 a share VS.. $12,-
l022,4 or $I.63 in 1854
Charnpion Paper a Fibre in 3
months ended June 80 earned
l$2, ,7Tl,124 or $l.2l q share VS..
l$2. .387. 200 or $l.03 In 1854
period.
PeppereH Mfg. Co. in Il
months ended June 80 earned
81, 1885, IT'S or $3.50 a share VS..
l$2.387.345 or $4.91 in 1854.
Other earnings included:
For Six Months Ended June so
II n =
Evening star., 1955-08-16
NEW YORK COTTON

,tsg,s sEw u,oSss YoaK !, Auf ,,s, ls
ing. the forenoon today. Mn buying
and short covering held nearby oc-
tober steady, Part Of the buyins was
surplus cotton will not be sold abroad
at competitive prices until after the
turn Of the year Possibilities OF lower
price supports on the 1856 crop COM
A leading spot Arm sold about $500
bales OF nearby October and there was
some transferring from october TO
later months.
Noon prices we're AZ cents bale
higher to 10 cents lower than the pre-
yious close, october, 1898; December.
33,S6, and March, 1880,
Evening star., 1955-08-16
VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aus. le tR.--visible sup
ply Of wheat increased l.2p5.00O bushels
to 413,003, 900 bushels this week. the
Board of Trade reported. Corn decreased
l677.000 10 1T.bO7.000 bushels. oats In
creased 4.e2i 900 70 33'326,000. rye
Increased $4,000 70 7.s6o.0o0. barley
increased 30l.0O9 TO 16.33s.000 and
soybeans increased ls7 900 to 2.2s1. 900.
Evening star., 1955-08-16
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE E

Fur ished b. The Associated Press
Sales
Stock and Ada Net
Rate 90 High Low l;1s chg.