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Evening star., 1955-06-17

SPRING VALLEY AREA-This beau
ttiful big brk. Colonial now Is q
and large rms. Library and lava
tory on LIST A.: . twin-size bedrms-
2 baths on End d. Hishly conyen-
isnt location: a few doors from
SPRING Valleys largest and finest
Giade School. Available in MIDDLE
3Os, FRANK 8, PHILLIPS. DI.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Near Wal.
ter Reed; 1927 10th st. NV. Re
Gently dec. brk. Colonial on beaut
corner lot. 24-ft. iv. rm.. sep. din.
rm kit. bkfst: rn.. powder rm.
ana bashrHs EGren nisSed sSa'lss stts Sedrs With
maids rm.. paneIed rec. rm. and
lavatory. Twin garages. Excel. f.
nancing. viii sacrifice. TU. 2-1111.
THREE APIS, mr.. 18th. st.-New
cond. Many extras. gas heat: Also
large det. house. 10 rms. 3 baths.
3 garages. $1,000 to $1,000 cash.
VIII VII exchange. OWNER, ia; g.
AIR CONDITIONED, asl5 18th st.
n.w,-4 bedrms.. 3 baths, panel
walls; excel. investment and buy at
100000. Open for inspection Sat,
and Sun; GEORGE H. PERKINS.
ewes. Ii. Il 4-4a46. ' Cis
Al BARGAIN
town sen ssSoos sapSns ss M DrrS Fgse
batSs. Hfs fSs fsc, hSeI Toom. Defehss. Deaams ga
rage, dlshwasher, auto. washer
dryer: excel. terms. WO. 6-604I.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Prominent corner brick home: CEN
ter-hall plan with lge; liv. rm.,
a. ain Rec bedrms. nschsn bstSs saa iaH on sna Gn +:
storage attic: paneled rec rm and
maids rm. and bath In bsmt.: ga
rage. Priced at only $29,500.
Shown by appt. only. Mr.. GIN
METH, MA. S-O5S0 or OIL g.
5936, DREYFusS BROS. INC,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Builders trade-in, professionally
priced at S23,500. Detached brick
tween Conn. and Wis. aves. 3
bedrms,, 2 baths on Ind A.. plus a
finished bedrm. on 3rd A. Beautiful
rear yard, garage. Entire property
in top condition. W. B. WRIGHT.
EN-. 3-5600 till 9.
CLEVELAND PARK
Large 4-bedrm.. "-bath home in
this lovely. close-in section. suitable
kit. with dishwaSher and garbage
disposal: 2-car garage: . screened
porches. Below today's market at
only S23 ESQ.
C. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
EN- $3.50 Ewes. OIL. 2-653s
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BRADLEY HILLS
GROVE

Charming rambler situated In q
beautiful, quiet community. 3 bed
rooms, ? baths, entrance hallway
and large kitchen with breakfast
Kitchen and garage Lovely pstio o
with f1shpond in rear. Recrea ton
room and maids room with full
bath in basement. S3S,500. Ewes.
call Mrs. Crutcher, NO. 7-4541.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co. CREATORS,
1850 MASS. AVE. NV. EN-. 2-4464
CHEVY CHASE. between the two
clubs and in Q neighborhood of
more expensive homes-HaL. liv-
ing room, fireplace. dining room.
kitchen, rear summer porch. over
looking lovely old garden. House
now vacant, needs decorating. Call
Ii. 4-0s94 or D1. 7-6S30.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

--~-----~---s-r-s--s- s-----
HTS.-S5O0 down. g.
rm IN, semide.; m l bltick,s Fpll ~ bsmt. q, and ?,
INSPECT, Cali JOHN [. sHEIToN,
Rea'tor. 10. $4,000. III
I1OI CONGRESS ST. S.E.-Semi-
det.: 3 bedrms., | u baths, finished
bSrai,. cnnv loc. excel. cond. Many
extras. Shown by apt. 10. 2-066s.
2s29 n ST. Sc, corner or osth st.
and MINI. ave, excel. location
7-rm; brick home. ami, . baths,
M Ise lot; best buy. E. W. BAILEY
a4Io NICHOLS AvE.-a-bedrm
semldet, brick 4 years old. Gas
heat recreation rm. Vacant. Terms.
JOHN L, SHELTON. Realtor, 70,
FIFTH AND E. CApIroL-S T iarse
rms: and bath: newly deco. plus
English bsmt. apt, with pvt. en-
trance. No 10 5th st. ne. Open
"-5, Sunday, or call LU. 2-75a1.
INDEPENDENCE AND KENTUCKY,
: fine names In American history
good location for q 5-bedroSn
HSHS goOO uO"h' Ia. g-V1Nl 8.
TU 2-SSS9.
TIP TOP CONDITION
Fairfax Village--Semidet. brick, 6
rms, modern bath, clubroom in
basement; oil heat: fenced yard:
front and rear porcheS.
ARE. YOU A HANDY MAN?
Ft. Davis area-Modern-t type semi
detached brick. 0 rms. bath: par
italy finished clubrm. in bsmt.: gas
heat; needs re6ecoration.
BEAUTIFUL LOT
ConRress Heiahts-Detached stucco
& rms, Q kitchens, bsmt.: oil heat
convenient to Boiling Field; near
St. Elizabeths.
BETTER THAN NEW
On d c. line-Semidet. brick home.
in new section, with every modern
convenience in kitchen; pine PAN
eled recr. rm.: storm windows AID
doors, aluminium AWNINGS; Anchor
fenced yard.
TRADES CONSIDERED
Call Us for Particulars
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
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HILLCREST. D. C.

291S AKRON PL. Sc.
OPEN DAILY, 2 TIL 6
Det. 4brk,: 3 bedrms,, 2 baths.
hedrm. and bath, 1st A.; all-electric
kit. Laundromat, attic fan, gas
Price reduced. OWNER, Lu. 2-7Sl0,
Dir: Pa. ave. to Branch, .rt. on
Branch to Alabama, rt. on Alabama
to both ST.. rt. on Both to Akron.
.-I0
Evening star., 1955-06-17
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
a,.aa Tu q Spf

Larchmont Realty, Inc.
jE. $4,000 JE. 3-7219
COLORED-i4O2 G ST. SID
rooms, bath: brick, $3.50 mo. See
then call, Ii. 4-730O. 30
decor; bath: oil h.-w:h.; extra
toilet; reas. Apply 335 h st. ne.
cotoREp-4,s s.a ST, NJ
r RUPPERT, 1017 7th st. NV
coLonED17,aas FIRST ,S1;,,SS St SiS,. :.
c6SYYRESig 6Y5sRFBT. HI r. II. S.ws It nE RMS RMS
MoSap S X. RUPPERT, ioi7 sth
CsoL6RMED-s.RM. semidet. brick:
o.h,.Wh.; excel. cond.: good NV.
loc:: $50 mo. AID. 4-3s49: 10, 2
CoSIoRED-HAvE 3, . bedrms. and
bath, nicely remodeled houses. in
s.E.; S69.50 plus utils. Also 1-bed-
rIil, modern apis. In s.w.. from
$3.50 plus utiis. Ma, S-g2o7
CoLSRRD-14es BANGOR ST. Sc.
Corner brick, 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
dining rm., kitchen. closets. base
ment: hardwood floors; $50 mo
IA R-k161 l9H
Evening star., 1955-06-17

COLORED VACANT
ONE OF THESE MUST
SUIT YOUR NEEDS
1342 Kennedy st. NV.
Detached Cape Cod. modern.
4905 N. H. Ave. NV.
q rooms, very nice.
610 Ingraham st. NV.
8 rooms. A doll house.
4520 18th St. NV.
8 rooms, brand-new condition.
802 Farragut st. NV.
6 rooms, porches.
zoos Kearny st. NE.
Det., q rooms.
5l27 New Hamp. Ave. NV.
Recreation nm, baths. garage
5l09 l4th st. NV.
Det., 5-bedrms.. very clean.
737 Madison st. NV.
g rooms. very nice.
1853 Ingleside Ter. NV.
rms. Can go oil.
04u5 0Ln 81. NV.
Very convenient. Nice place to live
4105 4th st. NV.
Q rms, garage. will be like new
1858 Taylor st. NV.
rms. new condition.
421 Farragut st. NV.
8 rms. baths. recreation rm
1918 1ngraham st. NV.
8 rms. garage, very clean.
Oil Delafield Pl. NV.
2 rms, garage, $500 down.
2813 Monroe st. NE.
2 rms. sun deck. det.
2209 Rand Pl. NE.
Three-bath bungalow.
2613 22nd st. NE,
6-rm. bungalow. garage.
1926 A st. Sc.
Six rooms, porches.
FRED EHRLICH
1919 18th St n. W. ST. 3-o45t
Evening star., 1955-06-17
Cali Us for Particuiars
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
221 l4th st. NV. AID, 4-2e
CAPITOL Hull

Nh LIBRARY or CONGRESS
ilat-front, white brick home today;
$4,000. reasonable down payment
and terms. 1t features ample
closet space and master bedrin..
dressing rm. downstairs stone
mantels. basement with laundry.
new floors. nice rear yard, auto
HERBERT a. SONS. REAIToRs
SIS East Capitol 90. II. 3-cI2e
EHes, IL 3-21sl
Evening star., 1955-06-17
DUMBARTON
4639 KENMORE DIR.
OPEN SAT. SUN, 2 TIL 6

Lovely white brick house
now available in this highly
desirable section Just of Fox
hall I'd. Convenience of
GEORGETOWN but a cool, quiet
dead-end circle, looking across
TO the Virginia hills. Rear
play or garden area, 1877 IT.
deep. FirSt-f1oor powder room
and 2-car garage Just of
dishwasher kitchen. Large
study and half bath plus 3
bedrooms and . baths. Good
playroom, maids room and
bath. Exceptionally well built
and decorated in good taste.
We sold this house TO present
owner who now must move
out Of town. This Is the first
showing. See it this week end
for houses here go fast.
Evening star., 1955-06-17

GLEN-MAR PARK. COR
NER RAMBLER, JUST OFF
5000 BLOCK MASS. AVE,
. BEDRMS.. FULL DIN. RM.
AND BSMT. Ewes. AD. .
212l J. LEO KOLB, AID.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
FOREST GROVE

TOItED i N1OV q
Located In one Of the finest Sec
tions Of Silver Spring. In q lovely
wooded area. Custom built ram
bier. with 3 bedrms.. ga baths,
Ice. living rin.. family-sized dining
rn1., de luxe kitchen: full basement.
2-car garage.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
JU. $4,000 TIL Q IL
Evening star., 1955-06-17

Chevy Chase, Md.-$21, 500
Charming Cape Cod: vacant: only
81. $50 dn.-Foyer entr.. lge. liv.
rm.. firepl.; sep. din. rm., master
bedrm.. bath and den on LIST a.. 3
bedrms. and bath on End a.: well
landscaped
Evening star., 1955-06-17
COLORED-S89

o-Rm. Brk.-All Impvts.-H.-w;h.
Other houses and ants. avail.
1St NATL. REALTY
3 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 7-3534
Evening star., 1955-06-17
BANNoCKB BURN
BETHESDA
4 BedrmS., / " Baths

SIS,50O
Owner OF this immac,, modern brick
and-frame Colonial transferred. Scr
porch shaded lot. mr.. Our Lady oi
Lourdes and B-CC High School. Cal
1ow EARL T. WRIGHT CO., Oh
Evening star., 1955-06-17

- Al BAHCAlN
SAVE SIS. OWNER sale. Nr. George
brick row house; 3 bedrms, II
baths, rec. room. 9 porches, ga
rage, dishwasher, auto washer
dryer: excel. terms. WO. 6-604I.
Evening star., 1955-06-17

AIR CONDITIONED; 23l5 18th st.
n.W-4 bedrms.. 3 baths, panel
walls; excel. investment and buy at
100000. Open for inspection Sat.
and Sun. GEORGE H PERKINS.
927 18th st NV, ST. 3-234 /:
ewes, II. 4-4240. -l9
Evening star., 1955-06-17

THREE APIS. nr. 18th st.-New
cond. Many extras, gas heat. Also
large det. house. 10 rms. 3 baths
3 garages. 81 900 to $1,000 cash.
viii exchange. OWNER. IA. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
BY y.h.A..osio..d Pres,

PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. g.
Five Maryland-Vi Virginia District
golfers. topped by Mary Ann
Downey, the medalist from Bal
timore. made the championship
flight of the Palm Beach Wom-
EMS Amateur golf championship
as match play started today.
Miss Downey's course-record
SO in the qualifying round in
cluded FIVE brides, one a 60-foot
chip shot into the cup on the
18th hole. Both mems and
women's par is 10.
The neXt best scores were Ills
by Barbara Romack. the Wom-
ems Amateur schampion from
Sacraniento. Calf. and Pat Les
ser of Seattle.
Miss Downey met Mrs. Robert
M. AckSfman of Palm Beach,
vino qualified with an 80, in the
first round
Mrs. Clarence Doser, wife of
the Woodmont Club pro in
Washington, D. c.. shot an 86
and met Charlotte DeCozen OF
Montclair. N. j., in the first
round. The latter had an 80.
Other Middle Atlantic pair
ings were: Mary Pat Jansen OF
Evening star., 1955-02-09
vlIanoya Five Plays
Hoyas Here Tonight

Georgetown's basketball team
will be a distinct underdog to-
night when it entertains Villa
nova at McDonough Gym at
$3.50.
The Hoyas, who recently lost
three first-team players and one
substitute, take a 1913 record
into the game and a losing string
Of three games.
villanova. which has beaten
the Hoyas< in five Of eight pre-
vious games. carries a 1874 rec
ord and this week was rated
18th among the country's best
in the Associated Press poll.
A preliminary game at $50
pm. matches George Washing
ton High against the GU Frosh.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

the 160-pound novice class be-
tween Billy Sechrist Of Little
Creek and Willie Williams Of
the Northeast AC. Sechrist
stopped Williams in / minute
and 3 seconds of the third round
to gain the quarter finals. After
Williams had won the first
round, Sechrist came on with a
two-fisted rally to turn the tide
In the second and then halt his
rival in the third. The defeat
of Williams took one of the
favorites for the novice title out
Of the race.
Joining Sechrist in the quar-
ter-finals was Eugene Dew of
Quantico. who stopped Milton
Grant of the Spartan AC in l
minute II seconds of the third
round.
After the go-bout fourth round
tomorrow night at Turner's, the
stage will be set for the quarter
finals at Uline Arena on Thurs
day, February II. The semif1nals
will follow on February "a, with
the finals on March 8.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Baker Meets James
In N Bout Tonight
BY the Assoeicted Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Heayy-
weights Bob Baker of Pittsburgh
and Willie James Of Roxbury,
Mass. meet here tonight in a
nationally televised 10-round
bout in which Bakers rating as
fourth-ranking heavyweight will
be at stake.
The fight in the Baltimore
Coliseum will be televised by
CHS starting at 10 pm. (The
program will be carried by WASH
ington's WTOP. channel 81
The 28-year-old Baker, g.
foot-2, will enter the ring weigh
ing about 215. James. 81. is an
inch taller and weighs about 2l0.
In 20 fights, the unranked
James has won 16 and lost four.
He's known as good pun"h""-
IL of his opponents failed to fin
ish-but he lacks Bakers Ing
savvy.
Baker has 18 knockouts in his
record of 81 victories. 4 losses
and draw. Among the fighters
who have come out second-beSt
with him are Coley Wallace, Joe
Baksi, Embrell Davidson and
Jimmy Slade.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Taylor, Davis Upset
On Action-Packed
Golden Gloves Gard
CONTINUED From Page C-1.,

CONTINUED From Page C-1J
pointed Ralph Green Of the
Spartan AC in the welterweight
class.
Downes In Quarter-FnaIs.
Only London-born Terry
Downes Of Quantico withstood the
fire Of the challengers who went
cunning for the welterweight
fayorites last night. Downes
showed first-rate boxing skill
end O two-fisted attack as he
moved into the quarter-finals by
beating tough Leo Harrington Of
Fort Meade.
Dick DuFour Of the Olympic
Club won his second straight
contest in the novice 126-pound
class when he opened the show
by outpointing Irwin Stewart OF
the Northeast AC.
James johnson Of the South
east House and Warner Ander-
son of the United States Navy
set a dizzy pace for three rounds
in their third round 126-pound
elimination bout. johnson put
on a last round furry to take q
unanimous decision.
Scoring a pair of knockdowns,
John Temple of the Northwest
AC won a technical knockout in
impressive style over John Gal
leazza of the Merrick Club in /
minute of the third round. Tenn
pie moved into the semifinal
round, where he will meet Gar
win Sturdivant of Quantico. who
outpointed James Briggs Of the
Northeast AC in the lightweight
examinations.
Sechrist Stops Williams.
Sylvester Summers of the
Southeast House and John Leg
gett Of Police Club No. 13 moved
into the quarter finals of the
novice welterweight class. Sum-
mers moved ahead without lift
ing his hands when Charles
Bruce Of the Andrews Air Force
Base forfeited to him, while
Leggett outpointed London Gra-
ham in three rounds.
A bitter battle developed in
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Fights Last Night
BY the Assoeioisd Pres,


MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Bobby Dykes
1853. Miami, stopped joey DeJohns
NEW oRLEANs"-Ralph Dupas, 1873
New Orleans. outpointed Richie kid
Howard, 1904, Montreal. 10.
CHICAGO.-Luther Rawlings, $50
Chicaeo. optpointed Johnny Brown. 1852
Chicago TO-
SAGINAW. Mich.-Duke Harris, 145ha
Detroit. stopped Jimmy Perrault, 1914
RICHMOND. calif.---Alex Amador
149A. San Francisco, stopped AL Bar
bero, 146. San Francisco. 4.
WMKES-BARRE. Pa.--Tony Beldoni
1856. Wilkes-Bar outpointed Mike To-
lucci, $50 New York. 8.
CHEYENNE. Wyo.--Hans Friedrich,
Dortmund. Germany, knocked out
George Harrison. Columbus. Ohio. 9.
tHeavyweIghts. but exact weights not
LoNDoN.-Dai DOVE. III, Wales,
outpointed Eric Marsden, 111%. Lon
don, 10. For British fiyweight titlel.
HoNOLULU.--Stan Harrington, l43.
Honolulu. outpointed frankie Cockrell.
l42h, Los Angeles, 10.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

AAeSAAASAAS eAANJ
failed to equal that even with q
handicap Of 225 pins. With So
teams having rolled, the Bauser-
mans stand fourth with 2.976
The team competition will wind
up Saturday and Sunday with
81 rolling.
Out front is the Snyder's
team with 318-3,003, including
the tournaments high scratch
game of 996.
Others in the top six are
Acme Tire. 507-3,002: Lobo's,
252-2,981; Moore's Giants. 174-
1858, and Design Service, 159-
1857.
Jim Buchholz, with 114-717
is high in the all-eventS.
Frank Dunharn was the big
contributor to the Bausermans'
season record with $50, includ-
ing games of 213, 219 and 227,
Previous best was the Bauser-
mans 1928. The same team
last season rolled what is be-
lieved to be a District area
record, at least for modern times.
Of 1890.
+ \ y
With Frank Micalizzi starring
as a clutch bowler. the Standard
Auto Body Works team defeated
Glebe Radio last night in q
showdown match in the District
Major Duckpin League, 2-1. To
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win the first game, Mica1izzi, at
anchor, pulled a difficult spare
in the 10th frame and counted
eight. The score was 596 to 500.
Glebe won the second, 646 to $40.
In the final. Micalizzi needed 10
fiat to settle the issue, but
spared and counted nine. Stand
ard winning, 646-626. Pat Cres-
cenzi paced the Globes with 331.
The victory increased Stand
ards edge over runnerup Glebe
to three games.
Not very important. but inter-
esting, was Burdette Shell Serv-
ices shutout Of National Bo-
hemian Beer. Starting seven
weeks ago. the Burdettes won
nine straight. then dropped nine
in q row. Last nights victory
sustained the all-or-nothing
streak, with Jim Goodwin's $50
high. Others on the team are
Charley Frederick, Ben Sim
mons, Bob Hynek and Andy
Cresarick.
4 AA 4
In other matches, Rex En-
craving Co. edged Bethesda
Forty Alleys, with Johnny
Mandes best for the winners at
1914 and Danny Pessagno
for the losers at 160-413; Fred
erick, Md, featuring Bill Lands
403 and Bill Koontz' 402. shaded
Chevy Chase Chevrolet. led by
Cletus Pannell's AIT; Northeast
Body Works (Clarence Appler,
300 nicked Saveway Surplus.
and Progressive Printing shaded
Sweets Bar despite Johnny
Parke's 408.
Sonny Weldon pf Standard,
league leader, shrank his average
to 131-11 with a 1856. Billy Stall
cup. Glebe. slipped to 1888 with
1856 and Guy Andes Of Saveway
Surplus lost ground with $50 for
1926.
The standings: Standard. A.
%; Glebe, 41-25; Bethesda. 81
30; Chevy Chase, $3.50; Rex,
1892; Progressive, 1892; Save
way, 31-35: Northeast, 31-35:
National Bohemian, 31-35; Fred.
erick's, 37-39; Skeet's. l9-47.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Mary Ann Downey's S Record 50
PAGES Palm Beach Golfers

Charlottesville. Va. 80. VS.. Carol
Diringer of Upton, Ohio. 81: Mrs.
g. w. Bibby Of Cumberland, Md,
c. c., SO, VS.. Polly Riley of Fort
Worth. 73, and Mrs. Maurice
Click Of Baltimore. 10, VS.. Mrs.
Austin Pardue. Palm Beach, IS
Miss Romack played Gloria
Armstrong Of San Lorenzo. Calf,
and Miss Lesser was matched
against Carol Gallagher Of West
Palm Beach.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Humez to Fight Lunqlois

PARIS, Feb. 8 (R.-Charles
Humez, 28-year-old Frenchman
who holds the European middle
weight championship. has signed
for a 10-round non-title bout
here February % against Pierre
Langlois, who recently was stop
ped by Middleweight Champion
Bobo Olson,
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Dykes Stops De Johns

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Feb. .
tR.--Bobby Dykes. fighting be-
fore a home town crowd, stop
ped joey DeJohns Of Buffalo
with three knockdowns in ISL
Of the ninth round Of a middle
weight fight at Miami Beach
Auditorium last night.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

last appear
ance before
shooting in
the current
city tourna-
ment at Ten
pins. Inc. in
Alexa ndria.
they hung UP
a season rec
ord for the
NJ e tropolitan
Major League
with q series
of 1880.
In the tour
~1~nn,ak than
Evening star., 1955-02-09

Those Bauserman Service
bowlers who won top honors in
the Washington Tenpin Associa-
tion last season got hot one week
too soon this year. In their
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-03
WHAT THEY'RE DOING
Legislative Summary From Raleigh

the state only Sc on sales of 81.
A bill is before the House to re-
qllire them to return all the tax
they collect. While the Revenue
Commissioner has indicated that
the money accruing from this
change will be negligible, it would
set at rest complaints that mer-
chants are making a profit on the
sales tax Some record keep
ing relief - and some dollar re-
lief would be afforded state
income taxpayers by several new
measures designed to bring state
statutes into conformity with fed
eral income tax provisions: One
would enable those who use the
long form return to take
standard 10 pct deduction las
may those who use the short
form) after allowable business eX-
penses. Another would provide
hat for income tax purposes no
gain or loss accrues from proper
y exchanges in corporate reor-
sanitation or for stock in an es-
tablished corporation. With the
backing of Governor Hodges, the
first revenue proposal of the
State Highway Commission has
now been introduced. 1t would
Increase license fees for private
haulers to approximately the
evel now paid by contract car
.iers; it would raise registration
ices only slightly in the lower
weight classifications but practi-
ally double them in the heavy
weight brackets. Anticipated ad-
1itional revenue for the Highway
Fund would be 50 li2 million
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-03

MOTE: This is the seventh
of a series of weekly summaries
prepared by the legislative staff
Of the Institute of Government
on the work of the North Caro-
lima General Assembly of 1855.
1t is confined to discussion of
matters of general interest and
ajOr Importance
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-03

The Navy's carriers are mobile
bases capable of moving aircraft
into striking distance of vast
areas formerly inaccessible.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
December 20, 1855
through Spring, 1856
clUDAD TRUJlll0

Cone 10 Ne .sois end 100 No
wonders Of ne world ~. las
ceres Of foseinofing exhibits
from oil corners Of The slohs.
cslebrots IS years Of Psoee
end Progress, The Ere Of
TrvliIle. on mis- beovtifvI vuco.
lion Isle.
fer isieemssiees
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Evening star., 1955-10-16
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Bonds Decline
By WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial writer

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.-The
cooperate bond market was erratic
this week. down steeply on Mon
day. indecisive on Tuesday, up
sharply on Wednesday and Oh
narrowly on Thursday and FRI
day.
Industrial convertible issues
were the acrcbats. High quality.
investment type bonds resisted
the daily up and downturns and
climbed to Q higher level than q
week ago as measured by the
Associated Press average Of so
representative bonds.
The rail and industrial cozn-
ponents Of the AP average
slipped from their week ago
levels, utilities added . fraction.
while foreign dollar bonds drop
ped relatively sharply.
Treasury obligations lost
ground during the week. The
biggest drop was III intermediate
governments. The 2izs Of 1858
declined 1882 to 81 2ef32 bid.
from their week ago level. The
victory 2lzs Of December. 1879
67, lost 7l32 at O526i32. The
30-year sMs were unchanged ct
.lO5 1882 while the 40-year 3s
lost 6ks2 at % 30x3z bid.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
HigIlsSef
by Associations

Combined assets Of 81 member
associations Of the District Build
ling and Loan League reached .
|neN high Of s7ls,s45. .p6s On Sep
Itember 80. with . gain Of sl02.-
l46s.5Oo from . year ago. reported
II. Wilson Camp. secretary.
/ Mortgage loans also reached q
new high Of $sss. .oe6 900, with
IAN increase Of more than SOL
million. Invested savings set .
record Of $3.50. .OsS.oOO. up s7a.-
I526,5s2 II the year. Surplus and
reserves aggregating s5s. .4s4. 900
were more than s. million higher.
The associations had 366. .016
borrowing and investing members
lon September 80, compared with
| l32e. .4SD q year earlier.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
CHIC AGO or AIN

CHICAGO. oct. is W.ofsins suf-
fered their ahafpeet break aimee the
Labor Day holiday this week ag soyhenn
and corn haryesting expanded IN the
i sisssss decline cams O soybeans,
down w g 53ss cents 4, Rys was Ec, %,
week.
Corn also was very weak, ending down
AZ TO 81 cenfs. Wheat eaaed 1sS tQ
the magket. while eats vere oa Ii
The only hrirht SPOT Tor me bulls
came IN lard, where al uearbl deliveries
advanced. The October contract tumped
2.Q5 and tt appeared the thorts WeRs
being severely sapeeled d this delivery.
The question of how the big corn crop
was Gpin to be asbprbed the market. The
Agriculture pepartment estimated the
aiightly from the estimate month ago.
This crop viii pe supported ct LIS .
bushel. or 81 per cent Of parity. in COM
tnerciel growing areas, Thate down
from last years l.02 hnshel or 20 per
cent OF paTity. However. fpany farmers
didn't comply with corn aefeaae eflnt-
ments and therefore won't be able to
obtain price support loans.
RanEe Of prices for the week:
Evening star., 1955-10-16

COMING 10 b. Chester
o. schriver, managing di-
rector Of the National As
ISOLATION Of Life Under
writer's. who win move to
washington when NALU's
new building Is comulete.
viii address the District
Life Underwriters' Associ-
alton ct q willard Hotel
luncheon Thursday.