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HELP-woMEN
SMITCHROARn nPFRA1

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, from
IT, D.. . Gays per wk.: must be
thoroughly. exper. in handling busy
piug-type board; excel. salary plus
company benefits. Call MIR. Hickey.
ROYAL MOTORS. 410O Georgia
ave. NV. IA. $4,000.
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HOT SHOPPES, INC.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1871 @ ST. NV. RIM. zoo
1 TU. $4,000. EXT. A.. As OR so
SECY.. part time, ewes. wk. ends.
exchange for apt and meals in fine
home Give fun bus. exper.. thames
and dates1. age, marital status
Box 299-G. Star.
SKIP TRACER, experienced; tele-
phone work; permanent position.
Apply. ROYAL CREDIT Co, TAI
{ cth 81. nv
STENOGRAPHER. to work with Of
I toned central office of the Singer
Sewing Machine Co Permanent
| position. pleasant working condl-
| tions; 5-day, 40-hr week: company
| Dement'S and maid vacations, when
| quallted. Apply in person only to
! SINGER SEWING MACHINE co
! S0fJ 18th st, Silver Spring, .
/ lcckS FROM Ga Alaska terminal
Silver Snris Md
I STENOGRAFHER-Pleasant working
cond $50 wk. opportunity for adj
yancement. HU 3-4520.
STENOGRAPHERS, typists, clerks
Tor part time, ON call. age no limit
give Details in first letter. Box
355-H Star.
STENOGRAPHER, national associa-
ton; r-conditioned building: good
shorthand and tipping ability; call
MRS. CARTER at RE. 1-S5aS.
STENOGRAPHER. good telephone
manner and ability to meet public
lnoulTe = to >. catering ONCE
HOTEL WASHINGTON, 18th and
Pa. ave NV
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INSURANCE CLERK

Opening in insurance dept. OF !ee.
real estate CO., insurance exper
desirable but not nee. must be able
20 type 30 W.p.m.. new air-cond.
ONCE. Bonus plan and many other
company benefits Apply 1924 X st.
NV Personnel office, Room 319.
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TYPISTS

Under 80 for market research divi-
sion. should have excellent tipping
speed, minimum of 80 w.pm.: work
VIII involve tabular typine; ability
to work with figures desired air
cond. bldg. many company bene-
fits. Call DI. $4,000. Ext. 26I
bet. 8 am. and b pm.
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Immediate Openings
Good Starting Salary
Opportunity for Advancement
7-Hour Day-5-Day Week
Monday Trough Friday
Age 1890
MODERN
AlR-CONDITIONED OFFICES
CALL MA. $4,000, EXT, 240
WAITRESS - Exper., white; good
lips; no Sunday work. Apply 6l2
18th st. NV.
WAITRESS: white; experienced,
Good tIpping. No niRht or Sunday
CoUNES RESTAURANT, 637 F
st. NV.
WAITRESS, over 81, white. No phone
calls Apply in person. BARNEY'S
RESTAURANT. 9th and l. SITS. NV
MATTRESSES, white, for small, COSY
restaurant. No LIQUOR. Easy work
DAYS. sundays off, Good pay and
tlps. Uniform and vacation with
pay. Must be experienced, neat.
reliable. Call in person. DEVITO'S
RESTAURANT. sol 10th st. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced, TO serve
excellent food and cocktails to high
type clientele, Hours II noon to
I'M. Closed Sundays. Also part
liine evenings; Top earnings. Per-
manent position CAFE BUR
0uNDY, 5031 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white, age 2I-30. night
work: good personality and eXperi-
enced with drinks essential: excel
lent salary and tips. Apply in per
son after pm. BRASS RAIL,
500 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES WANTED = Fxperi-
enced; pleasant working conditions
good pay. Apply in person. between
: and .. HAMS POINT INN, East
Potomac Park.
WAITRESS, white. experienced, fast:
O-oaV week: salary. S37 per week,
sood tips and meals; preferably
irving IN Ar. Call IA. 5-2Is4.
WAITRESS part time. lunch only.
no phone calls. SAXONY. 907 Pa.
ave. NV
WOMAN, white, married. to helm IN
vaild; live in: salary, 2-rm. furn.
apt and $50 per month. Box 215-
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The CREDIT BUREAU
l22I G ST. NV.
all kinds openings. 25 new
ones, S1u-Sbj wk: inter. work. See
DOT REED today at PERSONNEL.
III q st. NV. INA. S-3ll5l.
TYPIST. some knowledge OF book
keeping helpful fast. accurate.
neat. pleasant personality; work
varied: 0-day week, pleasant work
ing conditions. employe dement's.
National Trade Assn. For appoint
ment call FE. 3-1536,
TYPIST, white. age 25-4O, exper
accurat. for dictaphone work, in
editorial dept Of national assOcia-
ton. Air-cond. bldg. 5-day wk..
paid vacation, group disqualification
and life insurance. Starting salary,
5000 1000 r l. ave. NV. on Scott
circle DI. 7-34i2.
TYPIST, to train on Remington
Rand bookkeeping machine; 5-day
week; permanent. Apply End floor
90 Eve st. NV.
TYPISTS RECEPTIONISTS. PIX
oprs. with tYping 100 openings
DAILY; Miss Evans at BOYD'S
cor. 18th and G NV. INA. S-2340l
today.
- tSAC IL NIllts must Oe grad
yates of June CI956l class of local
area senior high school and not
smoke, large office near 18th and II
SITS. nv, handling no merchandise:
hours, S:3n IN ,; N-day Saturday;
start Sl.l0 per hr. tS2 $50 per
Nearl; quick advancement; perma-
merit. Phone MA. S-111S.
TYPIST, white. for CPA office.
Part time during regular oftice
hours. RE. 1898.
TYPIST. fast. experienced, electric.
IBM. P S. M. 40-hour. 5-day week
Vacation and sick leave. Salary
open. RE. 7-O54S.
rYPIST, young lady, white, with
speed. accuracy, to transcribe fiicta-
phone cores. Cony. ne. location
on Bladensburg I'd: 5-day wk. /;
alr-cond. Office. Phone MR.. ALLEN,
LA. 6-J513 after . am.
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SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR

One OF Washinston's finest furni-
ture stores needs an efficient. expert
enced. PIX operator at once Excel.
lent working environment in air-con-
ditioned offices; 5-day, 40-hout
week. See Mr.. Jesse Thompson, for
your interview.
VIM E. MILLER FURNITURE CO
Penna. Ave. at 18th St. Sc.
STOCK RECORDS CLERK, Alex.
andria area; previous experience not
essential. 5-day, 4O-hr. week. Cal
OV. 3-2927 for appointment.
TEACHER-The John Robert Powers
School is expanding its operations
Needs Physical Education teacher
College, Physical Education back
ground or Physical Therapy At
tracuve. Call DU. 7-6646 for appt
TEACHER; Primary Dept, Calvary
Lutheran School, Silver Spring
write letter setting forth qualiIica-
GlNGERICH. Citizens Bank Bldg.
Takoma Park. Md.
TEACHER-The John Robert Powers
School is expanding its operations
and needs teacher: must be college
graduate, prefer fashion or art
background. Attractive. Call DU
-6G46 for appt.
TEACHERS twhite) Many vacan-
cies listed; S3.400. So, 900 BALTIC
TCHRS. AGENCY. Sic N Charles
st Baltic. Md. Mulberry 5-6o50l
TEACHERS, white. for top-notch ele.
mentary positions. ADAMS TEACH.
Frs AGENCY. l34l @ st. NV
TELEPHONE OPERATOR = Youne
lady to assist with general office
work: good opportunity for advance
ment. Apply KOPY KAT. 713 II ct.
ne.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. exper.. for
portrait studio: straight salary.
Phone during Office hours, DU. =
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HELP-WoMEN

SALESGIRL, in downtown drugstore
for evening shift: exper. preferred
Call In person, AMBASSADOR
REXALL DRUGSTORE, 400 K st.
NV.
SALESGlRL. tall. must be S It. Gin.
in stocking feet: experience, ref
erences. Apply TALL FASHIONS
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS. JALOUSIES, PORCHEs.
Kltcnen remodeling. Free estimates
Terms up TO 90 mos, All work
guar ~ yrs. exper. JU 5000,
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK. small
ana large Jobs. No Job too small.
JE. 1852. az
bklCkLAYER, 1st-class mech, will
Dulld or repair all brick work:
speclallzlng in garages and walls.
JAMESON. DU. 7-06S6.
BkICkLAYING = Alterations. fire.
macs. walls, all types masonry A
FAGNANl. 10. 2-1994. ia. 2-5es2'
BUILDING, REMoDELING. repair.
painting tint. or ext J. brickwork:
porcneS. concrete or wood, fences
can sun. or ewes. AP. 1924. ~
CARPENTRY. roofing and fence
VOTE, Reasonable. JEFFREYS, III.
o-9l4u
CARPENTER. LIST class, desires week
END ana evening work. HE. 4-943i.
CARPENTER; porches. partitions
snelVlng, cabinets: gen. home re-
PAIRS. j. ROWELL, Elk. 3-O627.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and instalIa-
lion Old and new work. Licensed in
VlrEtnia. UN. 4-2054.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and renairs
new and old; cash or terms. CO.
0-959S, UN. 4-l566.
EXCAVATION AND SEPTIC WORK
rental or contract. Complete in
SIn coVerage. Pc. 2-26B6 or
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YOIING LADY

Real estate firm has excellent
position available doing general
work in our air conditioned office
ABBY in person only. to Mr.
BUTLER.
Jess Fisher Manage. Co.
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FURS

Top-Flite. experienced fur sales
iauV or salesman; must be ambi-
tious. live wlre. Excellent oppor
Ior proper party. See Mr.. Peltz,
BRESLAU, 6i4 18th st. NV.
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District 7-O842

SALESWOMAN, experienced; part
time days tlne Womens SportsWear
Snop. Conn ave
CASUAL CORNER, EN-. 3-2640
SEAMSTRESS. exper. in all lines of
sewing. Good salary and employe
benefits. Apply Mr.. Heater. up
holstery shop. SHOREHAM HOTEL
SEAMsTRESSEs, EXPERIENCED ON
SLIP COVERS OR DRAPERIES
PERMANENT. AIR CONDITIONED
SHOP APPLY IN PERSON ROSEN-
BERG'S, INC, 745 50th ST. NE.
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HELP--WoMEN

HOSTESS, cafeteria. white. part time
as hostess. also cafeteria line
pleasant, apply in person between
$50 and 3 pm. SILVER RESTAU-
RANT. $3.50 Georgia ave, Silver
SDrluq
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Earn S90-S95 weekly or more
serving customers in own neighbour
avail. Call Mon Fri, 81 pm. Di
T-5253
WOMAN. white. between 20 and 20.
to. work in dry cleaning dept: hieh
school education: will train: 5-dav
week; Apply Mr.. Bryant, STERLING
LAUNDRY, 1921 9th st. NV
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SITS, MEN g. WOMEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LIVING LANGUAGE courses on rec
ora French. Spanish and Italian.
New regular price, SO, nov ~
while they last. Apply 1918 18th
81. NV, Basement, between . and
q pm
TEACHER, with % year, Of expert
ence in teaching English, Wantt
adult pupils. afternoon or evening
air-cond!tioned apartment. XIX u
Il0f.
PBX Reeeptionist Course frYPING
FREE 4 Wsa.. $50. al ages E1cep
positions. New classes Inquire MA
s-2d4n. BOYD SCHOOL test. ~
yrs.l, cor. 18TH a. o nv Welcome
CIyIL SERVICE Courseg--TYPINC
oeg and quick rev. Shorthand
Jr Acct Eng positions open Bus
paying S50-Sl1h wks hundreds
openlngs, ali ages welcome. BOYD
SCHOOL lest 90 yrE.l cor 18th q
q Nv. Ma s-a3iu induire,
TYPING -gHORTHAND
SECRET ARiAIs CT ERR TYpiGT
SHORT SUMNER COURSES White.
colorfe Free sob placement Air..
conditioned Enroll tor Aug classes
NATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL
Victor Bldg. 9ii q Place, ST S.3g7i
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Stone Work-Flagstone
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

A DRYER VENT DISCOUNT
sl5 40 each. DE 2-6S33 or RA,
6-o1l7. Call until $3.50.
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TELEPHONE
INTERVIEWERS
THE CREDIT BUREAU

Permanent positions for high school
graduates who like to talk on the
telephone and deal with people. Age
to 40, white.
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learn typins. 50 wkly.
Civil Service and English class.
students enrolling IN August who
bring this ad get a free loan Of
9 TYPEWRITER for home practice,
TEMPLE SCHOOL, air-conditioned,
1888 @ st. NV, MA. S-32b9.
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HELP-WoMEN
SUBURBAN WOMEN

Neat appearance. free training. no
transp.. time and expenses. Day time
or evening hrs. 20 hrs. can earn
S30-S40 weekly. Mon. Fri, 81 m.
Phone Dl. T-5o53
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SUBURBAN GIRLS

Need . or more girls, 16 TO 90.
Report RIM. 4. Guardian Bldg, Sill
Yer spring, Nd. 10 am. to s pm,
tificate and be READY to work car
earn 81 per hr. up. White.
LADIES pAPr TTNEr,
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Nurses Needed

Women fAgs 1900 Learn EursinRi
HlEh school not REQUIRED. Colored.
les. private duty. doc.orF oiilcrs.
NEW CLASSIC AUG. b.lg
MEDICAL ASSISTANT COURSE
Write Phone Visil FREE Booklff
INSTITUTE or NURSING
VICTOR HLDd, gil q PLACE y ~
Between q ana * Ets., 81. 1901
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SECRETARY .LIINIOR

For a national organization. White.
Shorthand, tipping, mimeoe raphing
Air-cohditioned office, company bene-
ntS: Salary open. Call MRS.
BOUlC, Republic 7-440S, for APP
pointment.
SEGYS.-STEN0S.. BKKPRS.. typists
fbA oprs.,. ole. mach. Oprs. ATLAS
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SALESWOMEN
Telephone SaleSwork

Telephone SaleSwork
This is an opportunity for
you to earn a substantial
weekly income working on a
straight commission basis.
The work is pleasant
calling from your own desk
in our office.
Telephone sales expert
ence is not absolutely neces-
Sary but pleasant telephone
voice and pleasant person.
atty are extremely helpful
in making your earnings
unlimited.
Age No Barrier II Over q
The hours will be arranged
to suit you either full
time, part time or evenings.
For Complete Details Call
For an appointment
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nELP-poMESTIc
Gil W--S32 Wax

G. H. W.-S32 WK.
5is days (under so. light cooking
Call Mrs. CHARLES. ia. 9-6IS0
HOUSEKEEPER - Settled colored
woman, care ] child; GOOD pay
Must have local refs. DE. 2-1200.
LADIES, white. for g. h. W. in nursing
nome. Nice surroundings; live in
10. 5-2@9I
S35 TO START for Young, live-in
nursemaid, Free to travel Care Of
infant and = Vt. old. Plain cook. No
ghW Al recent local refs. re-
Quired no o-I22k
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HELP-WOMEN

SECRETARY-National organization.
now in 59th year. has excellent
opportunity for experienced young
lady, single. between ages c5-35
New aforementioned offices, CEN
tTally located downtown. Hours, .
disqualification monthly salary
$500. Call MR., RICHERT, Ma. s.
65l2.
SECRETARY-One girl air-eondi.
TONED downtown Office. national
manufacturing firm. cali Me s.
1913. . TO $3.50 for APPOINTMENT.
SECRETARY: to mgr. OF Life ms.
Co. PerSonable young woman, 20
30. neat typist good dictation;
hrs. 30. 5-day wk. Many co.
benefits, air-cond. RING BLDG.
$500 mo. to start. Opport. for az
vancement. Please call MR.. O'DON-
NELL ME- S-1Yf for amt
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SECRETARY

Real estate Office. Accurate Short
hand and typine required. Must be
Varied and interesting duties. 5-day,
40-hour week. Paid vacation. Salary
open. Age 20 to rs. Call MISS
FAUST at EN-. $4,000 or OIL .
1872, after g.
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HELP-WoMEN
TYPISTS

EXPERIENCED
Immediate Openings
Good Starting Salary
Opportunity for Advancement
7-Hour Day-5-Day Week
Monday Trough Friday
Age IR-30
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TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. exper.. for
portrait studio: straight salary.
Phone during Office hours, DU. =
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cations. turning more and more
borrowers down fiat.
Cutbacks Pushed
Businessmen are beginning to
cut back their expansion pro-
grams because the financing is
too hard to get and too expen-
sive. In many towns and cities,
school. hospital and other prof.
ects are being shelved because
the money isn't available.
And now the Treasury's costly
borrowing will dramatic the
whole trend. Mr.. Humphrey will
be paying triple what he paid
for similar loans only a couple
of years ago.
How do politically sophisti-
Gated men in Washington view
this? One quotation summarizes
it: I'VE certainly have no affec-
ton for the thought. We know
what ammunition this gives the
Democrats. And this time, the
voter won't have to take a course
in high finances to recognize
what tight money is. He's feeling
1T himself"
Still, uncomfortable as they
are going along with the Federal
Reserves judgment Of the need
for the squeeze.
tcopyrisht 1856. Hall Syndicate, Incl
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PEOPLE
BUSINESS

L. Frank Co. appointed Ber-
nard Bargteil general manager
of its new suburban store in the
Seven Corners shopping center
at Falls Church, Va. He formerly
was with the Hecht Co. and Gax-
ton Co. in Baltimore.
Alvin Epstein Advertising
agency has promoted Eileen
jacobson to copy chief. She
formerly was a copywriter with
Burdine's in Miami, Fla.
National Association of Re-
frigerated Warehouses named
Miss Velva N. Clark manager of
information services.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Co. has named Lawrence H. Rig
giles associate manager of its
Washington agency. He joined
the agency in 1915 and has an
outstanding record.
Legum Distributing Co. has
been named full-line distributor
for Philco Corp. in the Balti-
more and Washington markets.
Investments Courses will be
conducted at the YWCA by
Thomas Trevvett, analyst of
Auchincloss, Parker g. Redpath,
beginning September "a.
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH.
Now Pinch Hits Treasury
~ SYLVIA PORTER

Assuming business doesn't go
into a tailspin this month
surely a valid assumption-there
will be newspaper headlines
reading something like this:
United States Treasury
forced to pay more than 3 per
cent interest for a nine month
loan, highest rate since the
bank holiday month Of March,
1888" And in smaller type, you
will read:
Worst money squeeze in
quarter century hits Treasury
itself. All taxpayers feel
burden as rising rates on bor-
rowing add hundreds of millions
to cost Of carrying the public
debt. ~. Republicans brace for
Democratic attack. :"
If this story doesn't material
ize, 1t will mean only one thing
IA sudden business decline COM
polling the Federal Reserve
System to ease its clampdown
on credit.
For If the Treasury were bor-
rowing short-term money today,
this is the startling rate I know
it would have to pay.
So Billion Needed
BY early October, the Treasury
will have to go to the market
place to get about SO billion to
cover its bills until the big
tax payments come in next
spring and summer.
The marketplace says the cost
to the Treasury will be a mini
mum of 8 per cent. and even at
this rate Secretary Humphrey
won't have an easy time raising
the cash.
Not since we gave our central
bank-the Federal Reserve Sys-
tem-broad powers to control
the supply and cost of money,
has it clamped down on credit
SO strongly and deliberately. The
Federal Reserve System is de-
termined to prevent all who want
to borrow money from getting
all the money they want, for it
lis convinced today's pace of ex-
pansion is too great and the pace
must be slowed to avert a BOOM
bust pattern. The Federal Re-
serve is permitting, in fact, en-
Icouraging, the cost of loans to
rise to the highest levels in
decades.
Banks from coast to coast re-
port they're Slashing loan appli-
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 13 tR--Export BUSH
ness gave. wheat a boost IN early deal
ings on the Board of Trade today, but
the rest of the market was not able to
make much forward progress.
,WheaI ran up cent at best. profit
taxing and hedging pressure checking the
advance. Corn stabilized after the drop
OF the previous session. but could not
score substantial rally. Soybeans held
bean oil
was UNCHANGED to 4 higher. September s5t SeI
81 .24M: corn "a lower TO u higher
higher. September 71ss: rye q lower
TO "a higher September S1.45i4: soy
beans q lower to is higher. September
dred pounds higher. September s1120.
West Germany and Greece were
"a ship containing 534 900 bushels Of
wheat cleared Chicago for Buffalo while
a barge with 10000 bushels headed
South down the Illinois waterway. These
DEVELOPMENTS helped 1856 wheat crop
futures.
The July wheat future. representing
the 1857 crop, was aided BY the weather,
in the Southwest yesterday and fore
cast for today was warm with no
precipitation in Kansas. Oklahoma and
Grainmen felt this type Of weather
might encourage more farmers to nut
wheat land into the soil bank rather
than attempt to seed the grain in the
druuth area
Italy bought some soybean oil over
night night s Soy6eaSn exports IL the week
bushels. bringing the total for the crop
wear to t4,270, 600 bushels, compared
with 1881 900 bushels In the same
period last year
Good harvesting weather prevailed in
much OF the Midwest Some soybeans
reportedlv we're being harvested in Cen
tral Illinois Cash receipts OF both
corn and soybeans are expected to in
crease substantially in a few weeks.
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Stocks Mixed,
Advances Cut;
Trading Slows

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 (Pl.-
The stock market SHE'D away
from an early advance and be-
came mixed early this afternoon.
Leading issues fluctuated frac-
tons to around a point. Trading
was very quiet.
Secretary of State Dulles
statement that the United
States does not intend to shoot
its way through the Suez Canal
hao no immediate effect on the
market.
Earlier Royal Dutch had risen
around 3 points but settled back
ito a gain of about half that.
Gulf Oil pared its 2-point gain
in half. also Amerada was up
well beyond point.
Bethlehem Steel, an early q
point gamer, dropped back to a
fractional advance. Youngstown
lost practically all of a gain that
went beyond a point. Republic
and United States Steel were vir-
tually unchanged after small
gains earlier.
Douglas, which had paced air.
crafts with 1-point rise, slipped
to fractional loss. United Air
craft was unchanged after a
fractional gain. Glenn L. Mar
tin chung narrowly to the upside.
Leading rails were depressed
as Santa Fe was off around a
point. New York Central, Balti-
more & Ohio and MisSouri-Pa-
ciflc were other losers.
ChrySler, Studebaker-Packard
and Ford were steady while Gen.
eral Motors edged off.
Corporate bonds were mixed.
Government bonds rose.
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Egg Market
yesterdays ouotations)
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept ~ R.-cotton fu-
the forenoon today Prices gave GROUND
On seattered hedging and comnliSsion
house selling, with offerings absorbed
through scale-down trade buying
$4,000 bales its estimate OF me United
states cotton carryover on July A.
orinRing the figure TO 14.53g,6 24 bales.
me increase was due largely to q re-
vised estimate Of cotton In transit a.
0l July ~. The new carryoyer figure
was IN line with trade estimate.
Noon prices were 10 to So cents
tober, 33,54 December, a1.5i. ana
March, 337s.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Sept. ~ on CUsDA
Butter steady to arm. Receipts 2s7 900.
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons fresh /:
Creamery 81 score tAA) 6l l3-6194: ~
score tAL1. dOs4-6l. 90 score OBJ. 5gfa-
59s4; 50 score tC). 57lz-57s4
Cheese steady. Receipts 739, 900.
Prices unchanged.
Wholesale egg prices steady Re-
ceipts 2S.600. New York spot quotations
follow:
Midwestern. Mixed eolors--Extras as
50-lbsl. 4gi2-50is: extras large. DIS
ibs). 47la-4aia; extras medium. 3I-35;
Amails. 23iA-2fia. standards large 3H-
"a; dirties, $500, checks, 26-2s.
Whites---Extras 1850 lbsJ. 5f-5J; ex-
tras large l45-4S lbs) 49-5l. extras
medium, 1881 Browns--ENtras CAS-
50 lbsl 50ia-5g.
Nearby. Whites--Top quality $3.50
lbsl. 56-5a. mediums 361a-35 smalis.
.J-23is; peewees. is-iA BrOWns--Top
quality t4s-50 IbsJ, 55-55; mediums