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D. c. PRODUCE

90 quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture Department and cover
fc,s! 70 s'JO am. on less-than-c carload
4, Apples-N. T.: Red Rome. bu bskt, 3
inches up. 4.0Oi. washington: Red DELI
eions'. bSs ,wrpd. Extra Fancy 72.sss
Delicious ctns eeli.pae gNo-s i,. GOLDEN ade
l40s. few 400, 1s0s few 5 90; trap-paek
Extra Fancy 1l3-I3Ss, few 5.O0-b so;
,Malsn VIZ sss sx ao wrpd Extra Fancy 100
5ananas-40-lb. ctns, cut. 4.so-4.75.
Cantaloupes-calif. Jumbo erts, s5s
I.O0-S.O0, 36s 900. ass 500: Texas.
Jumbo n9or crts ?7s e,00-7.Q9, 39s 7.00-s.0O.
Duncans. 45-7Os, few $50; Marsh seed.
less. 45-TOS. 4.50-4.75,
Lemons-calif: Gins. 15O-1sO count,
4'5g-5O0: fair quality. 3,OO-3,75..
i7Sn5 snEesG dda Halencias lss-bu crit,
Peaehes-oa. Is-by bskt: Early Red
Frees, Z inches up. AS; lis inches min,
SI wsts1m,l ~ INCHES min min g75-325.
per ID, approx 25-lb averaEe, 3Is3c:
Congo and cannonball, 22-26-ib. per
snap geans--N.c, bu hprs wades $50
sc. bu, hpr. Valentines 4'0O-i So o'Vo'
Du cs eSPs! Mp sS TSunS type 81 li3l
Fey zoos open bu bskt repseked locally
.carrots-Ariz erts 4s a ID nlm bass
30, sacks "a lib .film bags .65-i.75:
S IIs bs Sg-l9 ss sacks 32o' Texas ert as
colns.wB ert yellow 5 dos us. Fev:
rriss 3;dVmg-s3;52s0' fair quality 2.3O-2.55;
Greens--Deia. NJ. A. Pa. bu bsk,s;
collardss. Kale. Mustard a Turnip tops
Lettuce Iceberg type. Calf Isl std
9 .00-225. fair quality 1.5O-t.75: Big
Boston type. M. Eastern ert 91s fair
quality l.OO-l sos Tomaine. NJ. l-l/g
MushTooms-Ps, 4.at. bskt 1852 90.
Onions Dryl 5Q-ib sacks; Aris. yell
300; White Boilers IS is SACKS 2. Do "a.
Potatoes. odd US No. 1 Size A un-
washed so ID paper sacks unless other
wise stated; Pa. Katahdin4 3.00-325.
Canada Katahdins Can. No, ] 3.65-3.55;
New Buriap DOS washed US No. 1 Size
lunless otherwise stated. Calf Long
Whites 100 ID sacks premium brands
quality 800 n &. cobblsrs 2.7S-s,OO.
Tomatoes -Repacks, ctns 1O-tube ap-
1rox. LIB. As 1.75-2.00. 3s 2O0-2.2b.
-
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Hourly Sales on the ExchanGe
1l;U0 am $40 600 ~ noon 700 600
400 pm $50 600 900 p.m o 600 600
tunii OF tradins 10 shares or sales IN
It'll Rates Of dividends in the foreEo.
ins table are annual disbursements based
on the last quarterly or semiannual
declaration Unless otherwise noted
special or extra dividends are DOT 10.
cluded. Also extra or extras. b An.
nual rate plus stock dividend. d Declared
OF paid In 1855 Plus stock dividend
Declared or paid so FAR this year
{ Payable in stock during 1855. estimat.
ed cash value on ex-dividend or ex-dis.
trlbutlon date Paid last year h ne.
Shared or PAID after stock dividend or
split up Declared or paid this year
m aecumulativs issue with dividends IN
arrears Paid this year. dividend
omitted deferred or no action taken 4
last dividend meeting rDeclared or
paid IN 1850 plus stock dividend tPay-
able in stock during 1856 estimated
cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distribu.
tlon date Liduidatine dividend cid
salled xEx-diyidend x.dls Ex-distri.
rants Wv With warrants va wher
dav delivery 'In bankruptcy or reesiv,
ership or being reorganized under IN,
Bankruptcy Act, or securities ASSUMED
by such companiea
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. June IA Ol-CUsDAl -
Butter steady. Receipts T22,0O0. Prices
Cheese steady. Receipts i8I. 900. Prices
uncnanged
Wholesale egg prices Arm, Receipts
$500. New York spot quotations follow:
t4S-5O lbsl, 41-4.; extras. large (4b-4s
lbs.l. 3Dba-4Olsi extras, medium, 3B-37:
standards, large. 30-J7: dirties, 32-33.
checks, J2-53. Whites Extras 1880
lbs, Al 42la; extras, large l45-4s lbs I,
Browns: Extras 1880 lbs.l, 4a-45
Nearby Whites: Top quality $3.50
lbsJ,. 4ih-46ls: mediums 36Is-31;
smalls, 2B-3O. Browns, Top quality 49,
so lbsl. 44-46; mediums, $685.,
smalls, 3OIs-3l.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS.

9. Quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture DEPARTMENT:
Market s rssIsTs o. oq9S ptst. ....
orally UNCHANGED. Demand Improved for for
the ADEQUATE, offerings. Receipts mod
crate er carried SUPPLIES light, Offerings
for the good demand. Old hens IN slow
sale Wholesale prices per is in BATH
more more Broliers or fryers; lbs and
Livestock MARKETS
cattle 200: salable supply increased
oy zoo, cows carried from earlier in
week. about loads stock cattle carried
Quality not quite as attractive as recent
weeks but still mainly good and choice
S p. around loads heifers included
~ run about 90 per cent run COWS and
ing on fed steers slow, steady to % cents
lower, heifers moderately active. trading
On utility and commercial cows very
SLOW SLOW rev sales commercial cows about
bids as much as 90 lower. Gamer and
culter COWS moderately active, steady,
spots 30 cents lower. bulls and stocker
s stn ieeaer cattle moderately active.
I;isl u; fed steers 1875. most choice
gl3sl,19S ID: steers 12.00-23. so, mixed
good and choice 993-1,119 ID. steers
20;00. | load average to high Choice
heifers 7S7 lbc -21.5O. 9 loads mostly
I32 h. heifers. 20.25. few sales utility
ana commercial cows 13.0Q-145O. can
mercial bulls IA .0O-l6 so, Including .
Loads at 1925; short load good 864 ID.
s Sona I steers 1000, most medium and
1900, half load sos ID. good feeder
!. Calves ESQ: market not yet sstab-
Grain Markst
Flour - Receipts. 6.s43 1O0-pound
Wheat Reesiots. s9e,s4s bushels,
S537e4 bushels; SPOT. 2.11 (transitj /:
corn-Receipts. 29.393 bushels: ship
oats--.Receipts, IL ,69l bushels: ship
ments, 47,7s2 bushels: stocks. 119,05O
Barley : Receipts, none: shipments
Rye-Receipts. 7.2S8 bushels: ship
ments; none; stocks, l4,s49 bushels.
Soybeans--Receipts, 1919 bushels:
shipments, none: stocks. POI ,241 bushels.
Egg Market Steady
yesterdays QuOtations)
Eyes: Market fully steady Prices
slightly higher. Arrivals OF eggs from
for the good demand. Offerings OF
current receipts light with a general
price increase Of ! cent.
Prices paid by first receivers delivered
fob. Baltimore. cases included Large
min. so pct A quality, whites, 41iz-
43l2. brown and mixed. 1-45 Mediums.
min. 80 pct A quality. whites. 80; brown
and mixed, 40 (eurrent receipts 34-36.
Prices TO retailers: Graded according
to Maryland egg-grading law. Grade Al
large, whites. 49-52. mostly 81; brown
and mixed, 1881 mostly 80. Grade A
medium. whites. 47-49. mostly AZ; brown
and mixed. 4T-4o, mostly Al. Grade B
large. whites. 44-47. mostly as; brown
cartons mostly cents higher.
Receipts: Eggs $500 cases by truck.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. June IA OPI.-cotton
futures moved IN q marrow range during
the forenoon today. Old crop July
recovered most Of the early loss on
balance OF the market was slightly
lower, except distant october which
advanced on light covering orders which
found offerings scarce.
A leading spot arm in It's latest crop
letter said crop progress during the past
week was considered fair to good In
the East, mostly good in the central
belt, and good to excellent in the
western and far western belts, except
in few sections There was little
CnanRe In cotton acreage ideas during
the week. the arm said
Noon prices were 10 cents a bale
lower to 80 cents higher than the pre-
vious close. July ;l4.J3, october 32.42
and December 1898.
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cHIcAGOLIVESTOcK

CHICAGO. .IfAe ia R-tUsDAD
ealable hogs 1900; slow: bnlk butchers
OF more; sows steady 10 25 lower: bulk
sales mixed grade No 2 and 3 butchers
I90-27O ID 16.25-1200 including many
mainly No I and Q 10000 ID II. 25-
1850. about one deck 1850: scattered
loads 2s0-330 ID butchers 15,50-16.25:
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QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. June IA R.-Spot non.
ferrous metal prices today. Cooper 40
fB cents a pound, Connecticut Valley.
Lead 10 cents q pound New York.
Zinc 1874 cents 4 pound. East ST. Louis.
Tin N4i5 cents pound. New York
Foreign silver n0is CENTS per troy ounce,
New York. A. Pittsburgh, scrap. steel
as. 90.
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-llarger lots 3s5-4f0 10 l3.75-15.O0: a
: few under 800 ID I5.25-15.50; bulk 400

larger lots 3s5-4n0 10 13.75-i5.O0: a
few under 800 ID 15.25-15.50: bulk 400
$50 Id 12.25-I4.00.
Salable cattle 1000; saiable calves
400. steers slow. about steady; helfers
slow to e5 lower: cows and bulls active.
mostly steady to strong: spots rs higher:
yealers slow; STEADY to weak at Wednes-
days decline; q few sales stockers and
feeders steady; part load of high choice
950-lb. steers 2l .50i good and choice
steers IS;00-21.0o; with choice largely
~. 25-2l 90; package 90O-lb. heifers
high choice with prime end 21.50;
some choice to low prime mixed year.
lines 21.00. other choice and good
heifers 1S00-20.50: few light grass
heifers 13.60-l5. 90; utility and CONNER
cial cows 1225-15. 90; few head stand
ard to 1900: bulk Gamers and cutters
10,75-l2.15 few head heavy Holstein
cutters 1925; utility and commercial
bulls I3.O0-l6.25; heavy fat bulls down
to 1880; good and choice vealers down
70 1000; a few load good and choice
9On-l 900 h. feeding steer lS.S5-lg.00:
load of good 1.S25-lb weights 1910,
two. loads 4O0-lb. stock heller calves
good with q choice end 1850.
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, June "a R.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions By principal
S s;,ss,. on me sr she ioE Jsns ~
1850 25e shares includins b78 shares
sold short.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by the Associated Press
Sales
Stock and Add Ne
Dividend Rate 90 High Low I:I5 chg
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UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

By the Associated Press
, AZ ths Treaeufv. eomparet
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, June IA OR.-Divldendl
announced:
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"a dlVIdendl Books closed. tPlifS
extra or extras. a Declared or paid
SO Iar this year. p Paid in 1855. xr Ell
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'inelSdss s4ss.sai,5sa.s0 o. :
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D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
WASH Gas eom-l00 at 3S9s, 10 at
Pot EIec Pwr com--1O0 at 2lsh.
Natl Bank OF Washington-2, 900 at 81.
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quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture Department and cover
safes SAFES 70 $3.50 am. on less than carload
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IlnCeTVleW.
1.-THE questioned tie vote will
be important when Senate and
House conferees sit down to
compromise these issues" he
added.
Senator Young referred to all
angry Senate floor fight Fricay
night in which Vice President
Nixon rescued a major section
| of the administrations flexible
and lower price support pro-
gram. Mr.. Nixon cast the de-
Gliding tally after a 45-45 tie
vote on knocking out special
mandatory supports on wheat,
but the procedure was chal-
Ilenged by Senator Gore, Demo-
crat of Tennessee.
The battle over the contro-
versial farm measure was sus-
pended until tomorrow with IN
dications that the Senate can
complete action sometime next
week.
House Backs Rigid Props
Then the measure must go
back to the House which last
May 5 voted a two-year extern
sion of rigid supports on basic
crops by a narrow 206-201 mar
tgin.
Representative Cooley. Demo-
crat of N. c., chairman OF the
House Agricultural Committee
said:
1.-THE House will stand by the
House vote until the last minute
II don't have any idea OF doing
anything other than standing
lpat."
The House is almost certain
to accept the Senate version in
Its entirety, which will send the
measure to Senate-House con-
ference committee.
Mr.. Cooley, who will head the
House conferees, pointed out
that the top five members Of his
committee, both Republicans
and Democrats, "all have been
staunch supporters Of the 80 per
cent program"
1--WE won't recede," he said.
We've got to maintain the po-
sition of the House"
In addition to Mr.. Cooley. the
other House conferees will in
clude Representatives Poage,
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Iferees, said q one-year extension
of rigid supports would appear
to be a fair compromise Of the
Senate stand and the two-year
extension voted by the House.
Senator Gore questioned Mr..
Nixon's right to cast the tie
breaking vote Friday night after
clerks made an error in tabulat-
ing the Friday result. The wrong
count was 46-45 against rigid
wheat supports, when the actual
vote was 45-45.
Right Questioned
| Senator Gore said he may
raise a parliamentary question
again tomorrow in an effort tt
force q new test on wheat sup
ports.
On Thursday the Senate elm
mated rigid supports for cotton
corn and peanuts from the ON
nibus bill by a 54-41 margin.
! Still technically in the bill as
lit came from the Senate Agri-
culture Committee are a special
two-price system for rice and a
proposed boost in the support
levels for milk and dairy prod
ucts.
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envy will live in q 16-room home
with 51a baths. The two deans
will have 12-room homes, with
four baths. The professors will
have four-bedroom, four-bath
homes.
AS originally planned, the
academy will be -modernistic in
design. 1t will cost $126 million
A top Air Force official said yes
terday that construction Of
standard gothic buildings woulc
cost twice as much.
The new school will be built
i'm the shadow of Pixies Peak
near Colorado Springs, Colo
Meanwhile, Lowry Air Force
Base at Denver is the temporary
headquarters of the school unit
the permanent home is ready
in 1858.
The controversy over the ar.
Ichitectural designs already ha;
delayed construction of the per.
manent quarters for at least g
year. That controversy begar
when the Air department-witt
great fanfare--to0k Congress
members and newspapermen fol
"a survey of the site and a view
|of the architects mock-ups Of
the buildings to be built there
The criticism focused on the
chapel, which Senator Robert
son. Democrat Of Virginia. sale
had the appearance Of an cas-
|sembly Of wigwams.
Contracts for additional utili-
ties construction will be let soon
The building contracts will be
let in May, under present plans
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Dulles Finishes
|Nehru Talks

NEW DELHI, India, March 10
(R.-Secretary Of State Dulles
wound up a world review with
Prime Minister Nehru today and
sought to assure. Indians the
United States would not tolerate
Pakistani aggression against this
country.
Pakistan receives United States
military aid and many Indians
have been convinced Pakistan is
accepting the arms to use
again India in the bitter dispute
between the two countries over
Kashmir.
india should be confident that
Pakistan will not use arms fol-
aggression" Mr.. Dulles told q
news conference. IF Pakistar
did, its government knows II
would mean a quick ending OF
good relations between the
United States and Pakistan.
"And the United States would
be on India's side if the matter
was brought before the United
Nations"
Mr.. Dulles and Mr.. Nehru met
in private for four hours yester-
day and two today. The Ameri-
can told correspondents he saw
mo occasion for any change in
our policies toward each other"
He said he considered those poll
lcies basically friendly.
Today's news conference was
turbulent at times, with some
Indian reporters obviously hos
tile particularly in asking ques.
tons about Kashmir and Goa,
Mr.. Dulles statement last fall
that he considered Goa to be q
province Of Portugal caused an
uproar here. Mr.. Dulles told
loueStiOnerS he nevar evr,raread
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up the demonstration, falling
eight youths.
Bradley County Sheriff Paul
Jones said Deputy Frank Barger,
jr., was gashed on the head by
a knife-wielding youth as the
deputy made an arrest.
Mr.. Jones said about 20 hot
rodders came up to take over the
town from Chattanooga but we
were waiting for them"
State Highway Patrol Sergt
James Moody said he met the
cars at the city limits. but they
were orderly and not speeding
He estimated rs youths were In
the 20 vehicles.
However, the cars then roareo
through the downtown area and
local and State police started
arresting them as they left town
Sergt. Moody said State Troop
er Charles Tate's cruiser was
nearly wrecked by the "hot-
Irodders."
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Hardy, Democrat Of Virginia,
called modern cigarette factory
buildings when the original plans
were unveiled last May.
But it was the chapel which
brought most of the criticism
when the first designs were made
public. The Air Force quickly
withdrew the plans.
Secretary Quarles. last nights
announcement stated. with the
advice of his consultants," re-
Gently approved the designs SUBJ
mitted by the Chicago archi-
tectural firm of Skidmore. Ow-
lngs and Merrill of the academy
headquarters building, cadet
social center and general land
scaping of the academic area
Designs of the cadet quarters
dining hall, academic buildings
and gymnasium had been ap-
proved previously,
mo definite concept for the
design of the chapel has been
determined, but its general size
and location with respect to the
other structures has been ap-
proved" Mr.. Quarles said.
At the same time, Pentagon
official revealed that homes for
the superintendent. two deans
and A professors will range in
price from $50. 1000 for the super
intendent's to $31,500. He said
their quarters would be similar
to those at Annapolis and West
Point.
Designs for the houses have
not been approved. but it was
learned that the two-star gen.
eral commanding the Air Acad-
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Spanish Club Meets

Luis A. Bolin, of the Spanish
Embassy, will address Ell Club de
las Americas in Spanish at 8
pm. Thursday in Room 2062 of
the Commerce Department
Building. Fourteenth street and
Constitution avenue NV.
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Democrat of Texas. Grant. DEM
ocrat Of Alabama, Hope. Repub-
Ilican of Kansas. and Andersen,
Republican of Minnesota.
When a deadlock develops
Iconferees' usually return and ask
their respective chambers for in
IStructions.
Mr.. Cooley said that would
throw the whole farm bill fight
back on the House floor and ]
don't believe the House will
give up"
Senator Young. who probably
will be one of the Senate con-
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himself on the merits Of either
of these two controversies.
The net result of the Nehru-
Dulles conversations appeared to
be an easing of strained Indian
American relations. Mr.. Dulles
support earlier this week at the
SEATO meeting in Karachi OF
Pakistan's demand for an i'm
mediate plebiscite in Kashmil
provoked angry outbursts in In
dia. India has resisted all United
Nations appeals for an election
Ito determine Kashmir'S future
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Town Puts MuffIer
On 'Hotrod' Gunq

CLEVELAND, Tenn, Mar. 10
(P.-About 20 carloads of teen
aged "hotrodders" roared into
Cleveland early today ito take
over the town." but police broke
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Bockers Still Hopeful
On Rigid Farm Supports
BY the Associated Press

Congressional advocates of rigid mandatory farm price sup
said yesterday they expect win out despite two major
setbacks the Senate last week.
there excellent chance for at least one-yea1
extension of mandatory 80 per supports particularly
wheat Senator young Republican of North Dakota said in
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Building Designs Okoyed
For New Air Academy
BY JOHN A. GILES

designs for building at the Air Force Academy
with the exception the controversial chapehave been
approved
Secretary uarles announced this last night and at the
the architects concept Of the designs
They striking resemblance to what Representative
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GOLD PIN, shape Of arrow: small dia-
mond small opaA: Mon; fireplace
able; reward. FE. 3-3555. Ill
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THE SUNDAY STAR AS
Washington, D. C. go"
SUNDAY, MARCH IL, 1856
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ham Hotel door by New York passen-
ger, or call AID. 4-0700.
WRIST WATCH. lady's Elgin: stretch
band: 4 diamonds; vic. hrl. Forest:
reward. ia 2-S337 Ill
SMALL PIECES OF ORIENTAL EN-
BROIDERY on which are 2 figures
each: lost either inside or outside
National Guard Armory, Wed. March
z. Good reward. Call OIL. 4-2S54. III
CAT, beautiful ali-white, female, vic. N.
Lincoln st. and Wilson blvd. Airing
ton. IA 4-0253.
DOG, Prince Georges Co. tag No 1899;
also female white dog, medium size;
vic 5Sth ave. Sc. Hillside, Mo. 10.
DOG, white female. spayed. black eyes.
ears and tail. vic. Western and oregon
aves.. Oh. Oh. OIL. A-1162. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

GOLD RING. lady's: keepsake; Phi
Phi Alpha: initials inside, IN. !. B to
L." Reward RA 3-421l, Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

tiais inside M BIS; lost at entrance
into driveway Of 4504 Elm ST.. Chevy
Chase, Md, on March 8, between z and
Reuard OIL. R.2227. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

HANDBAG. lady's. brown leather. lost
Hotel Statler. noon on Sat. March 3;
For return of keys. credentials and
heirloom iewelry Of great sentimental
value, a liberal reward. once. NO
1885, Ext. 35: after 8 ON. week.
days. Ia. 1884. 1t
LABRADOR RETRIEVER, black male,
reward Tsj OF. s.7oc7. ~ ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

GLASSES, octagonal frames. vic. Shere-
ton-Park Hotel. Reward. OIL. 2-l233
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

PARAKEET. It. blue turquoise. white
head very tame; bet. Brookheld and
QlneY Reward SP 4-74Q4. III