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Evening star., 1955-10-26
Management Trainees
LIRERTY LOAN CORR.

MEAT CUTTER, expef.. fun ttraas
references required. Apply Mr.
DOVE. 3705 Nichols ave. s.e..
CO.. Outside. whiss,
under 10. neat and polite. Must
live with parents and be Q high
school graduate. LARGE oflSe neas
merchendise Hours, $3.50 10 8; half
Q day Sat. 6treetcaf pass furnishe6.
salary; $500 mo. Phone ia.
MOiTsoRCYCLE BoY WANTED, vsry
good opportunity for reliable per.
son; pleasant surroundings and
good working conditions. Contact
shop foreman ut LUSTINE-NICEs
OLSON, Ap. 10000. IL
MIGHT CLERK. small hotel, 1912 q !
st. NV. Apply MRS. HILL. pa
NIGHT Waterman for large auto
dealer: experience desired. COAST
IN PONTIAC CO., 407 Florida ave-.
i
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AttoE@eyH,
7la lHlk Gfrsal. nv.

UNITED eTATES DISTRACT COURT
ing Probate Cotrt.---No. $4,000,
Administration - This Is TO Give
Notice: That he SlbScrihef. who
vas hy the United Hkates nistfics
Court for the DistFict of Coiumbia
granted lettsra testamentary on the
estate. of Mabel Grace stone. de.
ceased. has. With the approval a.
for the District Of Columbia, hold.
ing o Probate Court, appointed
Monday. the Fourreenth 3ay az
Noyember.. 1885. ct 1000 o'clock
An. - the time. end aaid Court
Aoom as the place, for mnkine nay-
ment and distribution from snid
sstate. under The Courts direction
and control when and where an
eredttors and persons entitled 10
olktrt6uftye ehafes or ieRaeie1, or
tne tefaoue. or parts thereof, are
agent or attorney duly authorized,
with sheir claims agafnst the
estate properly vonched. eJIser
under my hand this nth day of
0etobef. 1855. LOUIS n. pENTT.
TaANks Ns D. 81 sufSxMSRT SM TssfsI s,.r,,,. xtss.s:
1ssf oi wills for the District 81
Columbia. CLERK Of the ProSeSe
E0ngt. cells. 96- no9
HITEF0RD, HART. CARMODY
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SENIOR
MECHANICAL
ENGINEER

Several years experience In
packaging Of electronic
equipment In accordance
with Government specifi-
cations tChassis, Racks,
etc.l.
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N33RIfmhSA I lnrkIsn.RARIEshiskka nkndREhMisskkao.
mos. LOVE ]. OWN ! s0E. Asssissssi
1l1I 3 81. NV.
rS4s,iss SFoss Sok ss1s srSSksl Sslnis1s p@ririso TING
BRING KNOWN A9 PRk1kISEH
NUMnER Ill0 VEB sTREET,

MUMnER 4ii0 Vn1 STREET,
8y virtue 81 ! ) certain deed Of trust
duly rec1fded. In Llber No. 0777.
aS' os. u 1Sg q, s is pS,es e ~ 4 clsmSis snd rss
secured thereby, the uEdersisned
trustees win cell at public SUCTION
IN front Of the premises. on MON.
DAY, TIE THtATY.yInET DAY
Or 0CIUBkR. AID. 1885, AT 4:3O
0'CL0Ck PM. the folloWtng-de-
;Srips6 4; fss l5na sa,es ed PfsnIisss sit1sss
DESIGNATED IS and being Lot 4i in
walkers subdivision OF lots ID
ia the ofAce oS the Surveyor for
the Digtfiet hf Columbia In Lfber
=; .. Z. at folio let. Subject 70
alley easement.
Terms: sold subject 70 q prior
isr ssis SIS 81 tfar.
thef particulars Of which win be
announced at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price. aboge said trust 10 be
paid In cash. A deposit of $500 90
required. CorvegAnctne. recording,
etc.. 1t purchaserse cost. Adjust
ments made ~ Of date Of sale.
fssay sETs IT, e e , sSnD:s .,. Ei.n vith,n s,n
feited and the property may Be
advertised and resoid at the discre-
fion Of the triustees.
!. spENcKR ETTzuERALp.
FRANK RARO8gI.
IRA n. Lowe. s
ceso.ss.s4.ss.aSs' ssS.sss .ss S''s.
TH0g. u OWEN Q son, AuelleneeYo.
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,,r,rv,IN Nssssnal rssss TIag. gis .,r,,,,..

UNITED STATES DlsTRrCT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate Court. t.--No. SS.746, Ad-
nafnistra tion. This IL to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, OF the
District Of Columbia has. obtained
trict 81 Columbia. Letters Testa-
mensary on the estate of william n.
Curry, late OF the District Of Co
lnmh!a, deceased. Al persons hay-
hereby warned TO exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. LEGALLY
authenticated. To the subscriber. on
<. B. isse: S esbsaaisea T at shey = NAV WV 81
said estate. Given under my hand
thii AT4la,R 2sh dig iSgnwS q Sc.scssssr.4 sss a. eSs
e.E. tseal.) Attest: THEOpoEE
EOOSWEIA.. Reeister .ef wills. for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk. Of
the Probate Court. oc26-no2.0
- gsrT NN sGSrNS n a 49,.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

JABOT STYLE to add fair to
suits. simple dresses. A clever
ring holds the double pouf of
sheer nylon neatly in place. De
licious oolors like Kelly, orchid,
royal. pink, pale blue, orange!
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Fsshion's DarIins! SHEER NYLoN NECK SCARVES
559t

38-INCH SCARF of sheer
nylon to wear as many ways
as your imagination takes you.
At Kresge's in IL wonderful
solid colofs. Buy several
for yourself, for little gifts.
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VersasiIe holiday SCARVES AND ST0LES
100 Us

POMPONS of white bunny
fur add q gay touch to this
wool-and-rayon head scarf.
Wear it as a shoulder throw"
scarf or stole, TOO. Choose from
brilliant and pastel plaids.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

WOOL JERSEY STOLE for
fashionable warmth with casual
clothes. Deep, hand-knotted
wool fringe on white, bright,
and pastel colors. For yourself,
for welcomed gifts.
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Fass-dry, no-iren DAcRoM BLOUSE.

Simply terrific gift buysor yourself for every you
know! Miracle fabric DACRON that washes and dries in
wink, needs ironing-fashioned into wonderfully
able shortsleeved bouses Casscally tailored dressy
styles in Dacron blends piques batistes Sizes 3238 In
white, pastels, deeper tones See them at KveSgeIi
Evening star., 1955-11-27

NEW BOX AND TOTE BAGS
SUITCASE-STYLE BOX BAG W07
has high-fashion look, little
price! Mirror in lid. Rayon lin
ing coIors in plastic shoecaIf: ptus
or cleaning black plastic patent YAK
TAPERED TOTE BAG has RQ7
carry-ail capacity. fnll-depth cen
ter zip pocket. spill proof plas-
tic lining. Choose from seven 111
new colors in plastic shoecalf.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Dainty petit point panels en-
hance this leather-like plastic
billfold with a very feminine
air. Removable 8-view pass
case, change pocket, card pocket,
secret pocket and tab closing.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

DASHING SHOULDER
STRAP STYLE in black plastic
patent or seven newsy colors in
plastic shoecalf- ginger, golden
dale. avocado, whitebark, more!
NEW BOX SHAPE with fancy
Dan buttons and bottom Trim.
Smart oval shape with handy
mirror in lid, rayon lining. Pias-
tic patent or plastic shoecalf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Loans 10 brokers and dealer

Loans to brokers and dealers
on other than U. S. Government
securities held by Federal Re-
serve banks in New York City
totaled $l,6l6,0OO.o0o. This was
Ia decrease Of $78 million from
a week before and increase OF
1898 million from a year ago.
Federal Reserve Board.
Coal dumpings at Norfolk ard
Newport News during August
were the largest since January,
Il952, according to the three
icoal-carrying railroads serving
Hampton Roads ports. Tonnage
was 3,757,l09, UP lit per cent
over August Of 1854.
General Motors reported it:
United States and Canadian fac
tories built 414,893 cars and
trucks during August, bringing
the years total to 2.934.J50 car!
and 373,173 trucks and coaches.
Bituminous coal production ir
the week ended August q is esti-
mated at 9,660.000 tons, COM
pared with 9.475.000 tons the
previous week and 1,513,000 ir
1.-THE same week of 1854. Produc'
ton in 1855 stands at 293 ,09l ,o0t
tons, compared with 242.610.00t
| last vear.-National Coal ASSo'
citation
Chevrolet Motors announced
it will make seat belts and shoul-
der harness optional accessories
with its 1856 model cars.
international Shoe Co. re-
ported it will increase the prics
of its spring line of shoes about
October /.
Prime Minister st. Laurent
says it appears difficulties in The
way of a rans-Canada natura
gas pipeline can be cleared UP
He hope sto start work by spring
Britain's reserves of gold ano
dollars dropped again in Au-
gust. declining $87 million to 6
total of $2,457 million. the
Treasury said.
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway
lin eight months ended August
l31, earned $36,930. 900 for $4.61
a share VS.. $21 ,022. 900 for $2.6a
a share last year.
New York Telephone CO., in
seven months ended July 81
earned $40,067, 1856 as compared
with $36.453,192 last year.
Crown Zellerbach Corp, in the
quarter ended July 81, earned
So. 799, 900 for n cents a share
VS.. So. 1000 for 70 cents a share
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
"A. I. & 7. Mails
Stock Warrants

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (P.-To-
day is Midday at American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co., the
worlds largest public utility.
M is for mail. and into the
post Office poured 100 tons of
letters containing warrants for
more than 1880. 900 stockholders,
emitting them to subscribe to
$685.. 165. 900 in AT6zT's new l2-
year 3b convertible debentures.
largest private financing venture
in history. Stockholders can sub
scribe for 500 Of debentures for
each 8 shares held.
AT&T has three times as many
shareholders as any other corpo-
ration in the world and contact
ing them is a massive operation.
Postage in this mailing amounts
to nearly $50. 600, plus about $40
600 for return mail.
To handle the operation, AT&T
leased for . year the old Wanna
maker store on East Tenth
street.
This is CHG for 1,240 tenn
porary employees added to the
regular work force to handle
the issue. Special facilities have
been set up in Boston. Chicago
and San Francisco.
The cost Of the entire Job is
expected to be more than So
million. The subscription period
is from today to October 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

!. CHICAGO, Sept. 2. tR.--orains drifted
lower In q quiet market on the Board Of
Trade today, volume being limited BY
the fact three-day holiday is comins
There vas no feature to the trading
A nttl ,ehedging pressure appeared In
most pits, Mos. local traders were
the Labor Day holiday. ' ' WYE
Wheat, near the end Of the first hour
was g lower 70 L higher, September
ep ss sGFn nchs ons '9 20 llo lever
s Sci SSss.; re rye UNCHANGED e !.
liz lower. November new Ss.1a. and
lover osa ssDt.m M ssl slos5h hundred pounds
the grain bsti. There 'y We're no early
WHICH apparen aRSr'i picked 09 Up Gemf tts
yesterday, slid back into It's dull rui
re Labor Day holiday traditionally
which this year produced two crop
and very dry weather and each scare
Nevertheless, crop prospects did decline
during the summer.
An ofieial Agriculture Department
crop report VIII BE issued next Friday,
Il can get on how severe the Summer
damage was. The dry weather affected
cereals,
Meanwhile, traders had private crop
forecasts to- digest. The general i'm
preston Is that corn deteriorated west
|ot the Mississippi River. but not east
Frank J.. Coughlin Of Rodman and
Renshaw said, ut is significantly bearish
that States east Of the Mississippi SUI.
fered far less than those to the west
Illinois, Ohio and Indiana usually are
the States which set the price for our
corn market"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Bank Credit TotoI
Dips in Week, but
Exceeds Yeur AGO

Reserve bank credit averaged
ISL, 9O4, 900, 900 in the week ended
August 81, a reduction of $208
million from the previous week
but S405 million ahead OF the
like 1854 week. the Federal Re-
serve Board reported today.
Holdings of Government Sc.
.curities for system account aver
aged s23.761 900 900, down $35
million from the previous week
and S84 million below a year
earlier. All of the decline was
in bill holdings.
However, member bank bor-
rowings averaging S740 million
jumped to ISL million from the
previous week and $645 million
above the like 1854 week.
Money in circulation aver
aged $50. 268, 900. 900, down $50
million from the previous week,
but 1881 million ahead of the
like 1854 week.
Required reserves were esti-
mated at $18,l24,0 900. 900, up $21
million from the previous week
and 1921 million above a year
ago. Excess reserves were esti-
mated at $500 million, down $50
million from the previous week
and $3.50 million below a year
earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
d. C. Bank Loans Edge
To New High After Lag

Outstanding loans of IL re-
serve member banks in Washing
ton edged forward to another
all-time high in the week ended
August "a after q moderate SET
back in the previous week. the
Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
Imond disclosed today.
A record August "a total OF
l$48l. 739. 900 was up 1880, O0O
from a week earlier, although
commercial loans of $204. sos, 900
were down $847.000 In the week
and real estate loans Of $685.
Az. 900 were on $727 900.
Loans on securities to brokers
and dealers ,totaled $8,2l2.000,
Iup $2.lS4.000. while other securi-
tiles loans of $4.293, 900 were
down 5000. Other loans, mostly
consumer loans. expanded to
|$i33.1s2,0o0 up $1,254.oo0 in the
week.
Compared with the correspond
ing 1854 date total loans were up
$86,613,000 or 20 per cent. COM
mercial loans were $40, $3.50. 900
or IS per cent higher, and real
estate loans showed an increase
|of $12.587,000 or 10 per cent.
Securities loans to brokers and
dealers were up $2,004. 900 or 80
|per cent and other securities
loans were $174,00O or 4.3 per
cent higher. Other loans were
|up $S2,3l3.000 or 80 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
ICHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. . Up tUsDAl Sal
able hogs 5000; few sales selected
mixed U. s. No. / and rs 2l0-a40 ID.
butchers fully steady; all other butchers
weak to 90 lower: sows 20 lower early.
later sales $3.50 lower: most mixed
No. l to IS .i0-27O ID. butchers 1896
1850; 30 head lot mostly No. Is 240
! ID. at 1878; 40 head mostly No. Is 22o
/ ID. at 1885; weights over go 10, scarce:
larger lots 10000 Id. 1b.25-l6.2o; most
soWs around 400 Id. and lighter 1870
I Is. 60; few choice under 300 lh early
| at i5.50-15.G5; larger lots 40O-500 10.
heavier down to 1900; Isood clearanee;
steers and heifers scarce. nominally
steady; good week end clearance both
classes; full trade. on cows and bulls
at steady TO IS lower prices: vealers
steady to weak; stockers and feeders
Iquoter steady; odd head high choice and
prime 1,l00-1 1925 ID. steers 23.00-2a 90;
| q few commercial and good steers IL 90
i2I 90: fe monumental and good heifers
, IA .00- Is. 90: utility to low commercial
cows i0.00-1l.15: most Gamers and
cutters 7.75-10.25: a few. shelly light
low commerciai bulls II, 90 IA 90; odd
good to prime vealers aO.00-e5.0 q few
HIGHT culls as low as 500; load OF good
1925 lb. feeding steers 1880; a few
medium 500 ID. at 1900
Salable sheep 500: moderately active,
spring lambs steady to strong; slaughter
sheep steady: good to prime spring lambs
$500 lb. 19.00-22 90: Gull to low grades
10 90 90: Gull to choice shorn
slaushter ewes 3..5-5o0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Richmond Bank to Study
Rate Next Thursday

The fact that four reserve
banks already have raised their
rediscount rate on member bor-
rowings to ga per cent from 2
per cent, today raised a question
as to whether the Richmond Re-
serve Bank would join the parade,
but officials Of that institution
had no comment.
Directors of the Richmond
Bank will hold their monthly
meeting at Richmond next
Thursday and as 1t customary
will review the rediscount rate,
but there is no indication
whether any change is contem-
plated.
AS a matter of fact the rate
is reviewed every IA days, with
the Executive Committee SUBJ
shutting for the board In making
every other review. A special
board meeting could be called II
considered necessary, but this
has not been done. said President
Hugh Leach.
Reserve Banks at Philadel-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
T ukomu Park Bank
To Open Windows
For Late Hours

A new drive-in window and a
pedestrian window will be
opened at the main Office of
the Citizens Bank Of Takoma
Park next Tuesday and will pro-
vide service for customers from
S to Z pm. i've nights a week.
President n. j. Carr said today
the late hours have been sched-
'uled for Monday through Friday
and that a new parking lot in
the rear Of the bank also will be
opened for the first time Tues
day. Entrance to both the win
dows and parking lot will be
on Willow avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02

Hourly Sales on the Exchange
200 am. $40 goo IL noon go oot
100 ON slo 600 300 D m 600 oot
., ,;unit Of trading 10 shares or sales II
Rates Of dividends IN tie foregoin,
table. are annual disbursements based or
the last quarterly or semi-annual dec.
laration. Unless otherwise noted, specia
or extra dividends are not included.
plus stock dividend. Declared or paid
In 1865 plus stock dividend Paid last
year. I Payable In stock. estimated cash
value on ex-diyidend or Redistribution
date. Declared or paid so FAR this year
h Declared or paid after stock dividend Of
split-up. Declared or paid this year
an accumulative issue with dividends u
arrears. Paid this year, DIVIDEND
omitted deferred or no action taken ii
last dividend meeting, Declared or paid
ing dividend; cid Called. ! Ex dividend
Without warrsts vv W,i n rsn.s
wd When distributed. WI When issued
in bankruptcy or receiyership or beinl
refrganized under the Bankruptcy Act
on securities assumed By such companie5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Sept P4.-Foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain
Canadian dollar in New YORK omen
market % per cent premium or IOI Sc N
~. s. cents Unbalanced
Europe: Great Britain tpound,
Britain 80 day futures a.7s... up 49,
OF 9 cent: Great Britain 80 day futures
.17is, up B3a Of a cent: Great
Britain 30 day futures 2.777,s, up 1I33
changed: France ffranc) .2sss Of a
cent, unchanged: Germany western
,de9tsehe mark, 1888, unchanged; Hol-
iand tgullderl 26.13. unchanged: Italy
lHfal .lbts OF cent, UNCHANGED:
Portugal ieseudo) $50: unchanged:
Sweden tkronat 1894, UNCHANGED:
Switzerland drane) freel 90 .33a4, I'm
enansed Denmark tkrone) 1870. un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Retail Spending
Takes Upswing

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (R-
Shoppers, spurred by cooler
weather and extensive sales
promotions. increased their
spending in the Nations retail
stores this week, according to
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Promotions Of fall and back.
to-school apparel drew a par.
ticularly favorable response.
Women's coats and wooden and
dark cotton dresses were among
the best-selling items, and mems
dress shirts sold well.
There was a noticeable pickup
| in sales of household furnish.
ings. with modern living room
furniture. bedroom suites and
cocktail tables in good demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Massachusetts, Mutual
Names Loan Executive

Julius c. Thormeyer has been
named manager of the mortgage
loan and real estate office of the
Massachusetts, Mutual Life In
surance Co. in Washington. He
succeeds Charles P. Landt, who
resigned.
Mr.. Thormeyer has been with
the company since 1888 and be-
came assistant manager Of the
Washington Office on April !
last year.
Isidor Brem of Washington and
David Klein of Arlington, both
agents Of the General American
Life Insurance Co. are attending
a company convention at Banff,
Canada.
John r. Beamer, assistant
manager Of the Crane Co. office
at Beltsyille, has been presented
with a pin in honor OF his 80
years Of service with the COM
pany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Stocks Higher;
.Pre-Holiday
Trade Slows

NEW YORK. Sept. 2 tR.-The
pre-Labor Day lull was in the air
today as the stock market moved
up in slow trading early this
afternoon.
Gains ran to about two points
and some losers peppered the
list.
Aircrafts and chemicals were
well on the upside. The steels
were generally higher but the
rails were mixed.
The whole industrial bracket
was well ahead as pivotal stocks
made positive gains.
Bethlehem, Cf1rysler. Boeing
land Allied Chemical ran up
around point. Goodrich ad-
vanced around 2 points.
High-priced Reynolds Metals
went ahead well beyond 8 points
in light trading.
E4Ac0Odk l-kAa11Ooce4 CAdS III Cl
erred, which sank yesterday on
Ia disappointing dividend report,
|recouped more than a point. f,
Rhodesian Selection Trust,
which was UP fractionally yes
terday when it was the most &C.
tive stock, edged downward.
Other gamers included Gener.
|al Motors. Goodyear, Douglas
|Curtiss- Wright. National Distil.
Hers. Zenith and DUPONT.
Union Carbide, which went ur
beyond q point early In the ses.
lsion, backed of somewhat, but
was still ahead.
Corporate bonds were mar.
roWly mixed. United State.
Treasury obligations were un.
changed and quiet in the over.
the counter market.
All Of the Nations securit,
exchanges will be closed on Mon.
day for the Labor Day holiday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Gasoline Consumption Up
3.5 Per Cent from Year Ago

Gasoline consumption in the
District of Columbia rose to IT,
562,913 gallons in July from &c.
949,499 in the previous month
and was 3.5 per cent ahead of
l6,964,647 gallons in July, 1854.
invoices received at the District
Tax Bureau indicate.
Consumption in seven months
this year aggregated 436,078
gallons, an increase of OF per
cent from lis, 59l 900 gallons in
the same 1854 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Sept. . tap CUsDA).--
day. Receipts 1927. tWhoiesaie SELL
ing prices based on exchange and other
volume salesl New York spot quotations
follow; Includes Midwestern: Mixed col
large t45-4s lbs) 45ia-46: extras me
dunn 40-4lia; standards large 3sIs- 20;
dirties 1881: checks $500. Whites:
EXTRAS $500 lbs) b1-52: extras large
Browns: Exeras t4s-50 ibs1 5O-5Oia
INCLUDES nearby: Whites: Top quality
t4s-50 lbs) 55-58s: mediums 4Iia-J2;
smalls 2912-30: peewees 24-25. Browns:
Al s-42: small 34-34is: peewees 34es5
Butter steady to firm. Receipts 3SG,-
902. Prices unchanged Cheese steady
hecelptS l5I,3G5. Prices UNCHANGED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Sept. R.-cotton
futures were slightly under the previous
holiday influences curtailed activity,
with Hight liquidation absorbed through
local covering and little mill BIT wing
Noon prices were 20 to 40 cents q
bale lower than the previous close. oe-
tober 1870, December So 80 and March
33,40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
ODD-LOT DEALINGS
NEW YORK. Sept. .

NEW YORK, Sept. . (P).---The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for September
J.: Purchases Of 1887 shares: sales
OF 1o2 ,296 shares including 766 shares
sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Store SoIes Up Sharply
After Transit Strike

Iphia. Cleveland. Atlanta and st
Louis have raised the rate. Other
reserve banks still charge 2 pei
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Woodward & Lothrop Plans
Bethesda Store Opening
ALB Women VIII Hold
Dinner at Statler

The Women's Committee OF
Washington Chapter. American
Institute of Banking, will hold
its annual educational dinner at
Hotel Statler on Wednesday
September 81, 1t was announced
today by Miss Julie Roche, COM
mittee chairman.
Guest speaker will be Miss
Anne J. Erste. personnel as
sistant Of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Cleveland.