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Evening star., 1955-09-18
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK
BALTIMORE, SEPT. II R uI

BALTIMoRE. Sept. II ,te CusDA):
steers: heifers, high,utility and COM
spots s5 lower on grained on grass and
lgrass-fat SLAUGHTER steers; canner and
gutter Low utility cows uneyenIy strong
Ito 90 higher; stock cattle fully steady
il4s Is steers pSs saS pEsss sood ySs snd
and GOOD % SIT .iiss rs 1890. sG@.
So;;ssS;. So;;s ;;ssS; &C 6o0d GO and choice 74o-93o ID
55o.76o lbs 11.OO.1s.00. Bulk high
utility and commercial cows 12.5o-14 90,
feE eommercial to 14:50; Gamers and
ans.1 bds e. ag hsy .ss ssnns5s 70
SAUSAGE bulls Il: :00-l5.50. few com
bulls bulls. J9;oo; I9! q 80. Most 5000 and
ess.s :sess!' Medium sssSsr' sns sns
GOOD 6l3-114O lbs 10000. 80: COM
mon and medium 572-755 lbs 1900
1900; odd head lots inferior 5l0-6:O
Calves: Compared last week. Gen.
srally fully steady but top 90 hieher.
rev sorted prime around 200 ID veaIers
g.0o; M = most mixed lots good to prime
ia pTme oeuSns din edmws,. aIssy hoies
good 16.OO-23 90: utility ZOO or IN.
der odd culls to 900 or below.
Hogs: compared last week: Not enough
eomparison of prices. Compared last
Inursday barrows and gifts generally
more than SO lower. fhursdsyy's vi sis sSpis
barrows and Silts i7.5o-I7.75. but very ~
little bettered 1880 IN closing round.
os.s 90 B. 5sSYss i59SgN 4: oy.I 1 L;
1870 doEnysrd Few l2o;l4o lbs I4.7S, so
lbs 16.50-17.25. Sows less than 400
lbs buiked 14.50-15.O0; 400-450 lbs
45O.50O lbs 1880; 500
800 lbs 1l;50; 50.800 lbs 1850;
800 under same weight sows..
Evening star., 1955-09-18
CrudIin Elected
Clearing House
Manager Here

william N. Cradlin has been
elected manager Of the Washing
ton Clearing House Association,
1t was announced yesterday by
the associations chairman
Richard A. Norris who Is presi-
dent Of the Lincoln National
Bank.
Mr.. Cradlin, assistant cashier
of the National Metropolitan
has been assistant manager Of
the clearing house association
since 1898. He succeeds George
H. Bright, who has retired after
serving many years. first as as
siStant manager and later as
manager.
The new manager is 81 years
Of age and has o bachelors de-
gree In accounting from Ben
jamin Franklin University. He
also has attended all courses Of
Washington Chapter, American
Institute Of Banking. He has
been employed by the National
Bank since May.
1918. Born and raised In Vir-
sinia, he resides In Arlington.
Paul A. Strange. who has been
at the National Met
ropolitan since 1923. was elected
assistant manager Of the clear
ing house.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Bituminous Production in the

Bituminous Production in the
week ended September 10 totaled
q, ,575 900 tons, compared with
9. AIS. 200 in the previous week
and 6.751, 900 in the like week q
year ago.--National Coal AS
sociation.
Newsprint Consumption over
the Nation in August totaled
384.825 tons, up $50 from q
year ago; for eight months $780,
1877, up 7.69c from a year ago
American Newspaper Publishers
Association.
Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled 122.646 cars and
1888 trucks. compared with
79, $40 and 1908 in the previous
week and 57.716 and 1852 in
the like week a year ago-Ward's
Automotiye Reports.
Commercial Paper outstanding
In the Nation on August 81
totaled $2,359. 900, 900, down 29s
from July, but UP so from a
year ago.-New York Federal
Reserve Bank.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx an
|nounced sales for the nine
months ended August 81 were
|10% above the like period q
year ago.
James C. Penney marked his
80th birthday on Friday and an
|nounced he has no intention Of
retiring as an executive Of the
1855 chain stores bearing his
name.
Sears, Roebuck & Co. opened
its first Peruvian retail store in
suburban Lima. Store officials
said about $4,000 persons made
purchases during the first day.
Gimbel Brothers, Inc. In 8
months ended July 81 earned
$876.l23 or 81 cents q share VS..
$554.l41 or IA cents in 1854
period.
Middle States Petroleum in 6
months ended June 80 earned
$614,300 or IS. cents q share VS..
$1.226,000 or 81 cents In 1854
period.
Florida East Coast Rwy. In z
months ended July 81 earned
$57.5l4 VS.. q loss Of $922.142 in
1854 period.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
Business Maps
New Expansion

NEW YORK. Sept. II R.-
Business charted new expansion
moves this week. In practically
all instances the objectives were
the same: More efficient produc-
tion, increased sales, bigger mar
kets.
The timing was considered sig-
nificant in view Of recent Gov
ernment-imposed restraints on
credit. The credit curbs might
put a damper on home building
and auto sales, but spending by
business on new factories, shop
ping centers. locomotives and the
like could be counted on to keep
the economy rolling.
Industry, going into the busy
fall season. stepped on the gas.
Steel output for the week was
scheduled ut 95.1 per cent Of
capacity, highest since mid-June
Auto production picked up.
Retail trade was sharply higher
than a year ago; department
store sales alone range up . gain
Of II per cent over the compar-
able week of 1854. Freight car
loadings. were up TN per cent.
soft coal production up 27 per
cent.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
IJ7IIl3il]5317ll7
Wallet, Note.
book, Re-
minder File

ssa nindsr Pile
write for Quantity Prices
For going pieces end doing things.
Based on scientific principles. Ncthine
IKE It anywhere. Jot important notes on
neat perforated pad. rip off and slip n
slots where message Is visible till you
men and women. Postcard. size. p hand::
some, long lasting vinyl plastic that
looks ike fine leather. Complete with
Ste Black, Brown, Red, Green. 81 eachs
n for 50. state color. Money back guar
antee Suitable for edy. purposes.
MEMo-SPEED co., Dept. u
H07 Fifth Ave, New York II, N. 7.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. II M.-Qrains made
it two weeks In . row OF advanctns
prices on the Board Of Trade this week.
The advance extended 70 all cereals.
Lard however, continued its slump
many contracts setting new seasonal Iowa
during the period.
Wheat closed the week 2n-4N higher
corn l to Ia higher. oats A-1h higher
rye 4 to An higher. soybeans 2h-3f
higher and lard B cents lower to z cents
hundred pounds higher.
As the week ended. there was quite q
bit Of proft-taktng. particularly in corn
and soybeans, More hedging pressure ID
expected In these grains within the i'm
mediate future.
AT the weeks high. wheat showed gainl
Of 6sl to tn cents as compared with the
close prior to the Labor Day holiday
Corn was ahead 3h-as. oats 1ss-2M. rye
Ga to z and soybeens AZ. to 8.
A much more hullish atmosphere pre-.
vailed as frequently happens when the
market 10 going up. The general atti.
tude Of cheer IGNORED the statistical
While the bears could attn point to
record-breaking carryovefs and big crops
yet to be harvested. their protestation
were at least temporarily IGNORED. The
bears, Of course. considered the little
rally merely Temporary phenomenon.
Range Of prices for the week:
WHEAT
Evening star., 1955-09-18
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept: II @;-cotton fu;
lures prices continued their downward
drift this week. The distant contracts
sn Ssn'a s s ons. e But hs al dsSn Wsnne
~ active @ nfa futures u1sse' contracts traded on
the New York Cotton Exchange finished
the nve-day session at prices which
EsRsed hsn sGm The ssas sssf Ssss ss '' e.:
low OF the week, ali deliveries from De-
cember on touched new Efe-of.contract
The decline reflected increased hedge
scnnued sen and las IL sspos sas and ~
essiness In. the Liverpool, England, mar
ket. The fall was hastened BY uncover
Ing OF stop-loss orders, Offerings were
absorbed by. short covering mill price
'Ps adsrs took sd,s strde u Sdss sepoPi
BY the Census Bureau Of domestic con
sumption Of cotton during August. II
placed the total at III, 900 bales, AGAINST
$4,000 In July and 66S.000 In August
psfed psSd With s' a. Ss.a s.s.4 4uSI ssts ues e SS
600 By the New York Cotton Exchange
on the basis OF the Government
ased $4,000 bales. per. day during
As' Ss ssSo n 5u T. ss' sna sseco n
More cotton. Is Sin In Government hands
OF 25. .7si 900 bales. the United states
owned or controlled 30 per cent. vs..
81 Ipcr.. ps1 cent n IL. yss5 week :S :s.d Tuesday
totaied $4,000 bales ssainst I2.000 the
previous week and 47.00Q year earlier.
Exports for the season through Tuesday
came TO $4,000 bales compared with
2sb.000 Of the same time last year.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

assuming agreement within Con-
gress on the total Of the tax cut,
how should 1t be managed? How
should the benefits be divided?
The odds? At this date, only
an informed guess is possible,
but here's the bet of some of
Washington's most astute tax
men:
The Democrats will grab the
ball at the start Of the session
and introduce major bills favor
ing the smaller taxpayer and
entirely eliminating taxes on
millions in the under $4,000
brackets:
The Republicans will accept
the idea of giving most benefit
to smaller taxpayers, but will
fight to include relief for the
wealthier too;
A compromise giving the
smaller taxpayer the lions share
OF the cut. but also giving the
upper brackets at least q small
percentage reduction is an in
telligent gamble.
copyright, 1855. The Hall Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
| HAD To EARN
$500 A week
So I sent $6 to The
Wall Street Journal

High prices and taxes were get.
ting me down. had to have 5000
q week or reduce my standard Of
living. Like Alice in Wonderland
I had to run faster to stay in the
same place.
So started reading The Wall
Street Journal. / needed its warn
ings. cashed in on the ideas IL
gave me for earning extra income
and cutting expenses. got the
money needed. Now I'm slowly
forging ahead. Believe me, read
ing The journal every day il .
wonderful get-ahead plan.
This experience is typical. Each
day The Wall Street Journal tells
you about far-reaching changes
taking place in America. New in-
ventions.|New industries. New
ways of doing business. New OPP
portunities to earn money. The
Journal gives you quick warning
Of any new trend that may affect
your pocketbook. The Journal is .
wonderful aid to salaried men
making 81, 900 to s20, 900 a year. Il
is valuable to the owner of a small
business. 1t can be Of priceless
benefit to young men who want to
win advancement.
The Wall Street Journal is the
complete business DAILY. Has
largest staff Of writers on business
and finance. The only business
paper served by all four big press
associations. 1t costs $40 q year,
but you can get Trial Subscrip-
ton for three months for Sc. Just
tear out this ad and attach check
for $6 and mail. Or tell us to bill
you. Address: The Wall Street
Journal, a Broad St., New York
I, N wso,s
Evening star., 1955-09-18
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Tox-Cut Methods Outlined
sY SYLVIA PORTER

II Congress votes q $40 tax
credit for everyone next year,
the taxpayer in the lower income
brackets will be benefited most
and the taxpayer at the top will
get only token relief.
For instance. say you're a man
earning $4,000 a year and have
a wife. two children and the
usual deductions.
This fiat credit will save you
$50 In income taxes-$20 for
each of the four of you. And
as you'll be the first to admit.
at your income level, $50 extra
is nothing to sneeze at.
But say you're q man earning
$4,000 q year and you have a
wife. two children and the usual
deductions. This fiat credit also
will save you $50 in income taxes.
At your income level. though. $50
extra will mean next to nothing.
On the other hand, If Con-
gress votes a nat percentage cut
in current taxes Of 8 per cent
next year. the taxpayer in the
highest income brackets will
benefit most-and the taxpayer
at the lower levels will get only
token relief.
Say you're that $4,000 a year
man. An 8 per cent cut in pres
ent taxes will save you about
$34.
But say you're that $50.000-
a a-year man. This percentage
cut In current taxes will save
you close to $1,000.
In each case. the tax reduction
would add up to about the same
total-$2.5 billion o year.
Yet consider the striking diff
ference in the impact on you, the
Individual American paying the
taxes and directly involved!
This is the heart Of the matter.
after headline is pound
Ing home the increasingly bright
outlook for an income tax reduc-
ton in 1855.
Even the most politically naive
can easily recognize the tie be-
tween the 1855 elections and this
prospect. It's obvious.
A reduction In Federal per-
sonal income taxes Is o virtual
for 1856. But even
Evening star., 1955-09-18
Stocks Advance in Week
To New Record HEIGHTS

Railroads are making money
fast and rail stocks reflected this
prosperity by pushing up vigor-
ously during the week.
With booming business throug-
out the country. brokers con-
tend, 1t is no wonder that the
stock market has q firm founda-
tion for its record high per-
formance.
The i've most active issues
this week on the New York Stock
Exchange were Benguet Consoli.
dated Mining up " at IN or
404, 900 shares: Cuneo Press ur
Il at 113z: Sperry Rand up l3s
|at 25h: Phillips Petroleum ur
az at 75as. and United States
Steel up " at go.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
BY RAIDER WINGET
Associated Press Financial Writar

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE
stock market advanced this week
for the fourth consecutive week
and closed in new record high
ground.
Despite that glittering show
ing. the performance was COM
pounded Of about IS per cent
caution and IS per cent selec-
tivity.
Brokers acknowledged that the
market is in historic high ground,
but they point to q number Of
reasons why such lofty heights
should be considered normal.
For one thing. industrial pro-
duction is at record peaks
Evening star., 1955-09-18

tUnit OF trading 10 shares or sales full Rates oi
dyidends in the foresoins table annual disburse
1aents based On the Las. auarseri, Or semi.annual
aiyidsndS are not included aAiso q Aiso extra 9. extras
paid n 1855 plus stock dividend . PAID last year
Tena' or 10 stGsR ssss as. ea ysas OF on
g fer this wear. DECLARED Or paid after stock
an ,sccs9S%ui,si!s s:us Win ayissnss s.resI.
action taken at last dividend meeting Declared
g paid IN 1884 plus steeF dividend. Liepidstins
distdend cld Called Ex dividend x.dis Ex dis.
tWSsSS''Sn W,sS .ashss wltshos. ssssaas "
sued. 80 bankruptey or receivership being re-.
organised under the Bankruptcy Act. or securities
assumed BY such companies
Evening star., 1955-09-18

paid so far this year. arrears
Evening star., 1955-09-18

Rates Of dividends IN the foregoins
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi annual dec.
larstion Uniees Otherwise noted. speciai
or extra dividends are not included
n,;as M'e s.ocE e1 d,vid.na u.clsled du a. psid @
In 1866 plus stock dividend Paio last
year PAYABLE In stock estimated cash
value on ex-dividend or redistribution,
date. 8 Declared OF paid so far thit
year b Declared o. paid after stock
dividend or split-up EDeciared OF paid
this year an accumulative issue with
dividends IN arrearS Paid this year
dividend omitted, deferred OF no action
taken ct last dividend meetins De.
dend , Liquidsting dividend cid Called
ur Under rule Ex dividend x.dis II
distribution II Ex rights ~ without
varrsnts. WV With warrants VT War.
rants. wd When distributed vi when
issued sIn bankruptcy or receivership
or beins reorganized under the Bank
ruptcy Act. or securities assumed By such
companies
Evening star., 1955-09-18

Open Hirh Low Last Bid Asked
11Ssn 1Ss ISsh 1SaH ,se I,SSesm 1872 ,Ss ,1Sssu 10.
Evening star., 1955-03-23
BUILDING
MATERIALS
PRICES SI,ASHED

CABINET, metal: lawn mower, 2
chairs metal; garden hose. Wo.
caIcGiAToR. Frieden. sr-1o; fully
sqtomatiec, elec.; guar; perfect.
CxIcu5IAToR SALE. Monroe. Bur.
roughs, Marchant. Remington.. $75
and up. CENTRAL. 2O19 14th st.
CAMERAS, price. quality. guarantee.
933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434.
CASH REGISTER. National, 4 drawer;
American. Sin. floor sander; Tin.
saseg 6srs asse aassSass fajs sster sheves fsG s.
polishing head, 8 wheels and motor;
wise. BARGAIN prices. BURNT MILLS
HARDWARE. 1929 colesville I'd.
g, s. Nd; ~; 9,5495: 95:.,-25o.
cAsH .satre sarsTsr sss hasSa e2sh RE Ss9
13th St, NV. A6. S-44oo. %
CLOTHING, sizes 8 to 16-Abundant
selection in this new; breathtaking
array Of daytime, cocktail and eve
is;Sios show shows; rae radio. ~ and soelsi
ens Defy You Sss e tell ny hem and from
new. Al. fraction Of orig. cost, Fa-
nous nous labels from Conn: ave; shops;
Tuesday, wednesday evenings from
5 to 8 PM. Sunday. l to 5 pm.
To see collection, 1901 Columbia
DfaMoSDs. IA ADt iaays az Sc 60 e,sl si7's4 '4oo
1895: lady's 3 cts. marouise cut,
$500; lady's q Ct. S175. LIvINGs-
TON g CO.. 1923 H st. NV. ME
DIAMOND RING. lady's. perfect blue
and white stone. set in white gold
pTS pSssris fM sfT sfi5 prsEcb sE sssss p;ay
shown in model home; orig. $500;
sacr.. $345! HU. $4,000.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, . pieces. Whitney
ssga @aRe se fEss ss5o fSRd en- lssss sGssn, M9 &c"
GTsde-A creosotsd, ,.trsisht; % to
p5 q #. 81 I,p Per 1,,i &; ia. "a. g., JS,-4466.
ssa9 ssa9 so foam s,a slssoi II !. l5 rs sa.ac5o92 co2
'SnM s4zssx4 sst sias eiiI11iakD IL S?iPS .las
z n.ws Ex. $685. -27
es tST aqiSk EM ssls slaiis csn arrange deliysF'
FREEZER, is Gu. #. Amana upright
aecepted. @ Ju. z 2-se44. ga o''. o's- &Ss
SOFA bed. desk. cnalrS,
end tables, coffee table, lamps. cali
after g or all day Sat. and Sun
FURNITURE Mod. occ. tables,
lamps. chests. rugs. sewing machine;
porch furn:, very rsas; RA; Sr341S;
INGS OF LARGE HOME. including
imported Chinese pieces. Salterini
never-rust porch furniture. deep
freeze, -JpVVo JV set. bar and stools. etc.
FuRNirTURE UNCLAIMED Wing
chair. $35: bookcase. SIS: Hide-s-way
bed S75: chest Of drawers. SO: sofa
bed. S45: studio couch, $3S: love-
seat bed, $40; kitchen table, 81 so:
innersprtng mattress. $40: Holly
wood bed. $22: dressing table. 81 so:
Lawson love seat. $52: Lawson chair,
$40. sofa and chair, $50: end table
S5:. rollaway bed. S12: telephone
$5: double or single bed. $40: Vic
torian chair, $40. We do reup-
holstering, reflnishing. cabinet work:
furniture cleaning, draperies and
cornices, custom-made furniture. slip
covers; sofa and chair. $40; extra
chair. S17.95. sofa and chair re-
upholstered. $50; labor and ma
terial included: 16 colors Of textured
materials and stripes. HOFFMAN
UPHOLSTERERS, 2447 18th st. NV.
FuRNIsaINGs. Ri sliIiGj entir. contents IS of
large home next door Washington
Golf Club. 3101 N. Glebe I'd. Ma
rine capt cap and carrier 30
Evening star., 1955-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Tv sALE-Reconditioned Tv sets
table models and consoles; all fully
guaranteed; many with new picture
tubes. Special buys. 121S-inch table
model, excellent condition. S24 9Si
SWsssssa2iiNcToN Sss s2i eaF ~ q ehGGss Appliance fSm
CORP. 9423 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring, Nd, JU. e-O2S2. Open I'll
% pm. -2J .
TYPWRITER. Underwood standard
TYPRwRITERs. S25 and up: dis
counts on new machines. CENTRAL
Smiths. Used bargains. RE. 7-3299
TYPEWRITER, almost new, latest
model. de luxe portable, Save $50
VACUUM. Hoover, tank; cost $50:
like new; must sell, $50. HU. 3-5aol
VACUUM sALE-Eureka. sl0.a5:
Premier. $3.50: Royal. $40 so. Few
new cleaners reduced. 3sl2 Lee hwy
Thor ssmiauto. Like new.
n, sse ,,t Gsll Ii; IL a,23sS; s.v w..bol 70,
p" "5eny a5e a day. rental applied to future
purchaser If desired. ST. 3-7009.
WASHERS, all makes, types; SS.95
up: most guaranteed; Iepairs and
service. FREDFRTCK'S. 1905 14th
st. NV. IA. a-7900.
WASHER SPECIALS-1955 GE fully
automatic washers. with l-year free
service, 5-year warranty. all brand
new; drastic price reduction. While
they last, Sla99 Trades accepted
No charge for delivery. Terms ar
PLIANCE CORP. 9423 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md, JU. s-o2S2
~ opSn sI1,Sn "! IGa,Sr { Pm r.,v sn,ndrt.,
good condition, $40. JE. 4-425l,
Evening star., 1955-03-23
HELP-DcMEsTIc

BUTLER VALET /. CHAUFFEUR, ex-
perieneed; pleasing personality, ref
erenees; local preferred. Good pay;
2 adults. CAN EX. 1884. 8 70 B..
CHILD CARE-woman 10 care for
1-year old boy; must be Arlington
resident; refs; IA. 4-0l74.
CHILD CARE. cook. g.h.w.: live In;
Thurs. and every other Sun. on !:
$50. EN-. 2-3960.
CO0K-G.H.w.-Live in or stay three
nights, 51s-day week. Recent ref
erences. Good salary. Ju. 9-9390.
COOK-G.H.w., for small family:
stairs air-conditioned rm.; s35;
5h-day week; no Sunday; must be
neat and capable; convenient loca-
ton In Bethesda. on bus route. OIL.
G.H.w., Rockville area: must be fond
OF children; 5h days; live in tor
willing to stay some nights); per-
manent: refs. req; room and board:
$50. Po. 2-2554.
G.H.W.. plain cook. white; live In.
For empl. cple: days per week;
wkdays.
Oh: w., cook, days per week, S25.
Ref. Live in or out. EN-. 3-90SS.
G.H.W. and care of baby: to live in;
80 week sgss Prefer experienced: refs
.HOUSEWORK. live In. child
care Apply 1900 14th ST. NV. ga
G.H.W.. cook child care: EXP. 5 a
davs per week. S35. Ho. 2.42ls.
LIGHT HoUsEwoRK. help with chill
dren; other help employed: live in
pvt. apt; non-smoker or drtnker;
Wed. after breakfast and every other
Sun. on; salary $50 wk. UN. 4-231s.
MAID. experienced with children and
OIL. 4-1991. "a
AND MOTHERS HELP
Err, white: between 80 and 35; must
be good and strong and fond Of
children. Live in. Wo. 6-2195s,
SPEAKING WOMAN for
housework in very pleasant house;
must be reliable. have good refer
ences: good salary Ell. 6-4306. --23
WOMAN, white. take care of house
and. and child hi. dur during % day; as;,al Must have
II person. 1911 N. irving ST.. Ar
lington. Va. %
WOMAN, experienced. 25 to 45; live
In. Silver Spring home. care of 2
children. age and 4; g.h.w.. plain
after 8 pm, JU. 7-5760. --25
LIVE IN; experienced woman. fond
Of children: general housework
Start at S25; must have reference.
RA. 6-5579. -25
PERSON to care for 4
children, 3 of school age. Private
room with telephone. Wed. and
every other Sun. of. Salary Sl20I
mo. No previous exper. necessary
Reference required. Call EN-. $3.50
between Q and 3.
Evening star., 1955-03-23
FARM AND GARDEN
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your |
Job. You lay Il and save. Terms II |

BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
Job. You lay Il and save, Terms II
desired. GREENWICH FARM NUR-
SERY. Lu. 2-49S0.
implements for Ford
sN traaectSor, Must be reasonable
SEED IPoTTxSIioEs-cobbler. red bliss
yellow. ". Il. MccoNKEY CO. NC.
RICH TOPSOIL, by the load or
bushel. Call EN-. a-e75T and ewes.
FILL Dirt FOR SALE. any amount
delivered. 10. 1887 or Lo. 7-1d10.
sLuDGE. fill dirt. top soil. bluestone
EeaS grsyei hauliSS; Ss Eradins. on Mr.
r5RsdiveE2 6RsdtEo Jo' Eoos ass7a soi, for lawns
and greenhouses. very reas.. 10.
VIRGIN II GIN ropsoL. best quality. "a any
ssosE;; ,i;,rr, F[EMMlNd n; M LANDSCAPE
RHY 3 iScellent quality Timothy; also
straw, win deliver. Phone Dunkirk
BGLLDozER for grading, excavat.
ing, land clearing, free estimates
Call uN. 4-s533: night, AP.. 7-059s.
TeEsos sf Va rsh sis flsea bo sis saIas g.
NE% GsauIpMENT-Full line Of In
transitional tractors and farm equip ::
New Holland, New Idea farm equip;
Sherfns & Henry backhoe ana
loader. Brillon grass seeders; Ezee
Flow lime sewers: baler and binder
twine; parts and service MA
,spN kppSEYSi, Si,ys, fSprinEG MS eSs resp.
lar A., pillow and cult; New. Holland
baler. INC H tractor. John. Deev
harvester II or NJ corn planter
plows and discs, cultimulcher. MA
LoNEY,s, INC. Silver Spring. Nd.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S.
INC. Silver Spring. Md JU S-3333
RICH T0PSOIL. early season special;
s tons. S22: 10 tons. S25. LO.
T-o7TS after -25
Evening star., 1955-03-23
HElP-woMEN

opening for attrae.
young lady In mooern Bethesda Of
nee. For interview, call Mr. Nc
DONALD or Nh. ROBERTSON. OIL.
4-5245. "a
with knewledee Of bookkeep-
Inc. Apply SIS Mills Bldg. 18th and
Pa. ave. NV. 4:30 to $50 pm. pa
AND STOCK CONTROL
CLERK. 40-hr. 5-day wk., exper.
preferred. Apply Navy Exchange,
Evening star., 1955-03-23
ROOMS WANTED

desires clean. quiet
room with bath. In upper NV, sec
ton Of city. Please state price. BOX
459-T, Star "a