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4-BEDRM- CAPE COD

Brick. new . full tiled baths. liv.
nm. f1repl EQUIP Kit din I'm full
bsmt. rec. rm., hrepl.. extra ? bath:
only $4,000 Near Branch ave and
VI St. sc. and ST. Francis Xavier
School.
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%-BEDR0OM brick bungalow; full
nsmt'' lse. fenced ward with shade
irHHg IND .I,.As
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A MANSION ON A HILL
$1,000 DOWN

1885 Horner place-Brick, g rms,
oath, bsmt. gas heat lge. yard (.
Al cono low monthly pavts Ii.
6-i4G3 WlLLoU GHBY REAL
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THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
Perpetual Bldg Beth oil 6-3S3S
CHEVY CHASE-S18.850

Immaculate 6-room bath and
powder room home, ground level rec
reatlon ROOM level front and rear
wards Eyes, call WO 6-u30.. daily
III g. EN- osIOU
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VIC. ROCK CREEK PARK

" AIENITlITF Fl
LOOKING FOR A REAIS BUY2
ONntEs notina must sell this
bcautiiu btick nome containine M
fm with stone frcpl family-si2c
dining I'm large de luxe Kitchen,
out q this world and a real eozy Den
Lor hrSi H. bpurm Colored
Ifile oalhrms on ma 4 A real lpe
front porch large basement. deep
rear ward with many shrubs Priced
by owner to sell Quickly. seen by
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WHEATON Corner brick Cape
Cod. SpotlesS condition All cleo.
Finished md floor. Full bsmt. Lac.
leve! yards 5000 cash and as
sumo GI loan sof Sl4.2 $50. Immed
possession. GIDEON C. JOHNSON,
10 1-1ut-
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BARNABY WOODS
6687 32nd PL. NV.

Attractive 1-room detached brick.
LIST n contain lii. rm. with frepI
din rm, XII ,arse den and bath
mo n has , bedrmS. and bathtS.
bSmt vlth rpg nm ana bath
scr porch buili-in gar. eNceI coma
See this desirable home today Ewes
MIR WALSH OIL G-63l@.
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in ST. Spg.-o brandt
lev listing Of sll-brick bungalow
with D rooms and bath, big attic.
Iecr room in. bsmt.; 1OxlOO lot
See what an excellent home Sl6.a5O
VIII buy in this popular subdivi-
sion You i like ii. RIPLEY d
ROMER. LII h-Gl1I
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING
4 BEDROOMS. 2 RATHs

S13.g50 Dutch Colonial: ly
rm,; din. rm, kitchen. bedrm. and
bath ST floor; 3 bedrms. and bath
md floor. Full basement, large ioi.
Gil financing.
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WHEATON - Corner brick Cape
Cod. Spotless condition All cleo.
KIT, with disposal and dishwasher.
FINISHED md floor. Full bsmt. Lee
lele. yards 800 cash and as
sumo Gil loan sof SI4.250. Immed
possession. GIDEON C. JOHNSON,
10. 4-iuI7.
WOODMOOR in Sill. spg.-o brand
AeT listing of sll-brick bungalow
with . rooms and bath. big attic
recr room in. bsmt.; 7Oxl00 lot
VIII buy in this popular subdivi-
sion. You j like 1t. RIPLEY d
ROMER, JU. 5-6l11
If YOUR FAMILY Is LARGE you'll
enjoy this brick Colonial with 4
bedrooms Il on LIST floor, . baths
recf; room. dandy porch, garage
hard TO beat anywhere in Sll. Spg
FOR only S22,95U. RIPLEY 4
ROMER, JU. 5-6ll1.
",BEDROOM brick bungalow; full
nsmt'' lse. fenced ward with shade
trees and patio. 10 1-SO37.
ATTRACTIVE CENTER-HALL brick
Colonial. near schools. rec center.
SHOP ping. IDEAL for children. Quiet
s ITS S5o Re eg 96o for quick sale
LA Il
EN-. .-2326 ewes. OIL 4-467S.
S:.5OO-A completely finished base
ment. hot-water heat and large lot
with fruit trees and roses are won
qeriul extras with this all-brick
nome. Close in with 3 large bed
rooms. separate dining room, break
IsSt nook and detached garage
GRAHAM & CO.. Ju. 5-6550. 8 til
RAMBLER SUPREME-A walled gar
oen surrounds the rear OF this I'M
msculate home. 3 twin size hedrms
en-elee; Kit: tiled bsmt. with excel
SINGER & CO. JU 9-4544.
CENTER-HALL RAMBLERs = We
have have :: custom built, all-brick
6rsnd-new. 3-bedrm. homes with y
paths tu!l bsmt;. suitable for rec
rm Garages One is in Meadow
wood and one is in Georgian Forest
LARGE lots. One with Shade trees
=. :. kESslNGER d. CO, JU, O.
HOME AND INCOME-a-yr-old. a.
unit brick apt bldg, designed for
minimum OF main, and well located
lay 4. J. KESsINGER d co, JU
Ina lhllk DTlCk nome
LIVING room. dining Il Kitchen
with table space 3 spacious he'd
rooms and path. side-screened
porch bsmt ASSUME A., loan
Price. Sl1.95d. WOOD co REAL
TORS Hiss Georgia ave. 10
~ .uu TIL g3n
NO MONEY DOWN-Good credit
must Clean 2-bedrm bung bsmt
WV GIDEON JOHNSON, WI
6-g334
Mr.. WESTMORELAND CIRCLE
Small "-bedrm. bungalow Good
equinment. Ice. To-. CT approved
Slu950. C ALLEN SHERWIN
INC, EN-. 3-4450. Ewes. AID. a.
. ~
FOR SALE by owner; Tskoma Park.
N. H. ave. ext, brick Cape Cod, uy,
Lm., din. nm, bedrms.. GE kit
burnt cypress rec. rm.. finished
basement, huge expandable attic
colt front; q blk. to Our Lady OF
Sorrows church and school. SD 500
cony. list or S15.95O Gil LIST trust
avali., selling price SI4.25O. For
apt. cal CO. 5-4693 or 10. 4-sGl2
l5-
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GO INTO BUSINESS with little cash
Rent a stan in Center Market CITY
WaShingtonS one stop shoppins
center 9TH ana x sts Food. non
food products or services Free
advertising and promotions for ten.
ants No expensive fixtures 10 buy
very little capital needed for stock
= few stalls available Rent from
son month cal Miss Kathrvn
co co 5-3533 for appointment
DRUGGIST wants TO dispose of al.
4 crugeist stock; viii ,acfihce For
iull info, Ma s-25G0 EN-. 3-an11.
MOTElS TOR SAIE-Adyice and
consl lta'ion by exclusive full-time
motel broker and trayc specialiSi
Offering recommendation on best
huys n motcls and sites JOE y
THOMPSON, ~ Woodward Bids
w H-:iHHN
ROOFING and sheet metal com
panY owner leayine town IA -
-" net $3.50 am and 4 n m
LOT appointment
NAMI YOUR OwN PRICF. lunch.
eonetta seli-seryiCe grocery. beer
j Industrial and resident living
quarters HO 2-ai.U
Property e. Business
RUN AS BOARDING HOUSE
Income ouoied >liI5 mo 'e v III
handles
Riggs g. Co, ME 8-O4S6
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Neither, Realtors Builders
GEORGETOWN AREA

Burleith For the finest buy see
this charming 2-Storv brick; ii
rooms bath in Al condition Con-
venlent o everything Call DE. =
- - or III ;.6S3O
ThOS. j. Fisher & Co.
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HOUSES FOR Salad.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA-Prize-w winning 3-bed-
rm. 4-bath rambler; beautiful
wooded lot. seen from resr picture
WINDOW, perfect for outdoor enter
tanning. No bsmt.. but excellent
storage space. RADIANT heat in
floors. blk, 70 bus and short
walk to all schools Priced under
S2u.Ouu and OWNER SAYS SELL.
c. B. WYVELL, OIL. 2-3336.
AYRLAWN, Sl3,950 FHA-Spotless
tastefully decorated brick Cape
Coo; 3 bedrms., bath. fenced YARD.
Unbeatable value. Call SAMUEL
Z. BoGLEY, INC. OIL. $500 til
ASHTON AREA. - Huge contempt
rary Cape Cod home with three 20
bedrms. and two l6' bedrms. THIS
MEANS 5 BEDROOMS! 26' Hv. rm..
sep dining rm., huge bsmt, dble
RIPLEY & RoMER. JU. 5-s5ii.
BETHESDA, close in = center-hai!
brick rambler loaded with charm
Owner must sell Don't miss see
ing this Asking S23.a5u BII =
LINGSLEY REALTY, EN-. @-"3.G
ewes, OIL. 4-i61N
BETHESDA. Sl6.g50-Charming q
bedroom brick Colonial with fun
basement. beautiful lot in Won
deriul controlled neiehborhood near
schools. Only Il years old ana in
excellent condition. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. OIL zoos. ewes, OIL.
D-.tDs!n
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II 1UUK FAMILY Is LARGE YOU'LL
ENJOY this brick Colonial with 4
nedrooms Il on LIST f1oorl . baths
hard TO beat anywhere in sill sps
FOR only S22,g5U RIPLEY 4
ROMER, JU. 5-6llI.
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8 Bedrooms

l7i7 Lanier pl NV. Near 18th
ana Columbia IA Fine brick hone
in perfect condition Ideal for con.
version TO roominP house. Price,
Sla Hj0 House next door with 4
bedrooms alSL available Call JAMES
r SCHNAB EN- .-5Sn0 evenings.
OF - linu or WO B.IAuS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09
Talent Handed
Boost by Vest
BY JOAN YATES

The person who is responsible
for encouraging and helping 20.
days promising talent is Rolio
S. Vest, a veteran eDtroii talent
scout, who halls from Xens
Ohio.
Mr.. Vest started of as 4
newspaperman. In the news
paper world, Bristoe Bryant
Leroy White, and himself or.
gained their own publicaiIon
Mr.. Vest, having desires 10 hep
others and 10 see that god
talent was not thrown 10 waste
began the handling OF publicity.
He soon discovered that news
paper work was not enough. he
wanted to give hopeful aSprsnls
all that they deserved. This led
him 10 enter the booking ouS.
ness, in which he made engage
ments for the various entertain.
ers. and secuted for new talent.
He was now contented know.
ing that he was helping others
His most successful discovery
was Of Sheila Guyse, in 1912
Too soon Uncle Sam entered
his life and interrupted his
work. He was off 10 the Army
In lsl2. Those years passed
quickly and he was out In
lste.
The Army did not change
Rollo's desires. Upon leaving me
Army, he began having amateur
shows at the Paradise Theatre
The results Of his shows al
the paradise led him 10 start
talent shows at the Solomon
Baptist Church, which began
last December.
Mr.. Vests most cherished
memory Is his naming o.
Paradise Valley" the name
that was soon 10 be known
throughout the city.
Mr.. Vests life is not deolcsied
mainly to show business he u
also candidate for State Rep
resentative. His future pam
will depend upon the results ..
the election. II he is elected ~
will continue TO encourage ana
help promising talent.
The great work which IS beihs
done by Mr.. Vest is somelnlhs
inspiring and wonderful. !"
ray Of happiness which he con.
veys in the hearts Of those ~
has helped will never be iol.
gotten. He cannot foreses NV
future. but with his many se
complishments II is sure 10 o.
prosperous.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09

Then came Saturday al ) p.
m. al which time Miss Jeanette
Martin OF 18th street was mar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09
C HUI RICH NE w S

LOS ANGELES. Cal. -
Officials of the National
Baptist Sunday School and
b. Y. P. L. Congress an
nounce that Rev. John l..
Branham, pastor of st. Paul
Baptist Church. has given
the use of the church with
its many facilities for the
meeting of the FIVE semi
mars of the pastors confer
ence.
DR.. Roy Love. stated that
the conference this year
will be the most interesting
and thrilling feature of the
congress carried on by
some of the outstanding
pastors and churchmen of
the nation.
The aim of the. pastors
conference is to give pow
err. radiance. balance and
authority to the preaching
service and a call to Chris
tian leadership to extend
itself to the fields of labor,
government, craftsmanship
and world diplomacy.
DR.. T. s. Boone, formerly
Historian of the National
Baptist Convention. Inc,
and pastor of King Solo,
mon Baptist Church. De-
troit, is a member of the
lecturers and speakers
bureau, on the seminar
program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09
HERE and THERE
By ROBBIE cRUMP

Word cones from East S.
lLouis. III. my home town that
two Negro bus drivers have been
hired by the City Lines buses
They are Homer winsiow and
Edgar STEMS
The Z ST. Louis City Lines
Il owned and operated by the
same company which ewns
the cry buses in NonfsomsrY.
Ala.
Mrs Z cns'Ncx o. Y 81
Lous n. US fed FOR 70 DAYS
in me Motor City Shs reported
81 ENJOYABLE stay before leaving
OF May g..
4 speedy recovery q the fol-
loving Wno sre ~ Mrs Emma
Miller Of French Re. IN Ford
hospital. Ms Erres;ine Thcnp-
ssn - Coi.sx. :, home after
surgery. Ms MIME Thomas
~ Nc-no~ Us; released
ron Ford Ms Edna VIII
ls-os a. the Ven Liberty Bsp-
.r Cn-scn. n Burton Mercy:
Mrs Corinne Jackson. secretary
70 me pastor o. Greater Mace
doris: Mss Gyndolyn Daven-
porf ot z Warren. Receiving:
Mss Lillian Morrow. Michigan
State Ssniiorlum.
The month Of June got off
10 a booming start with fabu-
lous string iieins with the
beautiful wedding Of petite
Patricia Jones OF Z. Garfield
10 Thomas Johnson o! Z. Kir-
bv las: Friday night a. Greater
King Solomon Baptist Church.
TIE p-oe vas given away IN
+. a. % - ~ Ir4 sc F--o @4tcAf
M J. x Ousley Miss Brenda
Jones. sister o. the BRIDE. was
maid q honor. Miss Cynthia
Jones. sister % the bride. and
Mss lrns Powell were brides
MAIDS
Ushers acre Richard johnson
and Leonard Jones Louis Thorn
as was best man
Little Ceols Psmeron was
flower girl and Daryl Hardy.
ing bearer Orgsnisi was Miss
Megnon Watkins
Rev. Reed performed the cere-
mony Both Mr. and Mrs john
son are graduates Of North
eastern High School and are
employed by the city.
After ENJOYING scores OF
friends who filed into the beau
iiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
x. Ouslev on z. Garfield. the
happy couple left immediately
r. honeymoon al Niagara
Falls. y. Y They will reside on
East Garfield
Then came Saturday al ) p.
m. al which time Miss Jeanette
Martin OF 18th street was mar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09
Society Doings-

.fc Dr. 4 Bark j. oss' ~
Grand Court Order Of Ca
lar e save their annual tea
a. the YWcA Sunday alter.
noon with Mrs. Agnes Bris;el
Is mistress Of ceremonies. who
introduced the guest speaker
Atty. Jessie Slsion who is al
~sys inieresiins.
Tss Co-sf s.YDg ~nelsf-
~ p 20 Jsco-ei.r Battle
Mr. sn1 James CO, (
Er.e Me- Ear 0-o sre
~ 80 III re .crno Mrs
"a ( Re Eo.cs,hrs Crss-
~sr R make ~ pfeser's-
-lo~
? e. go'f- gepss' ~ss 50 vec
3, re Cts Mss Doro',v
Ssr' prosrsr crs.smsr M
Lsns l Holmes 9 " C.
There VI % grsnc Flaser
Srla sporsCrec o. tne West
see H-~sr Relations Gomez
ana M reus Yves Frosy
J.ns i5'n q NscFfna Cur
VI 60 1er Sr'a ~ 80.
street cnsTusr ~ m s-tn
and rs0r pes1ft.l r'es' r.
are DeirF p.snrsc THEW r-
trs,Res ard srv ore tsr en'f-
sxr.D.s according - 'ne
r1.eS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09

I shall bless the Lord ut AL
times; His praise shall con-
tinually be in NY mouth
psalm SAID
How may we bless and
praise the Lord? Surely
through acts of love and kind
ness to our fellow men-in
seeking only the good that 10
God in all Of as. striving to
be of service, in His name, 10
those who need our help.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09
ANNUAL MUSICAL TEAS

Excess Csp - ~ So
Gro Bsptv Cr-scr S-c ssss
tire iit- srr-s IT'S ~ q
sns Luz Tr-tvs iWCA S-r.
cay n re ~ = rocns
4 ver r'4yss' - proE ri
was rssc4,s- sn- -" Pas v
Brown - Ses' sp@s<sT ess
more frsr spree s'sc
4 as -DsS Ass e g
NJ z z Nsts p'ss cer' Hfs
4 2 Ets rroErsr re- TT %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09

ried 10 John Allen Miller Of
Wabash by Dr.. W. r. Mat
fhews AZ the Warren Ave.
Baptist Church
Ire bride was gwen away BY
her uncle. Nj Jessie Knightor-
Brides n,s de we're Betty Wal
ker and Marion Tolbert Maid
81 honor. Mrs Dorothy Smith.
UShe~s were Fred Taylor. La
mon. Su.ies. bes; man. Frazier
DAVIS Flower girl and ring
bearer were Patricia Wilson and
John Wilson. respectively.
Organ muse BY Mrs Ethel
Williams Flowers were by Ma
cn,i Jefferies 81 Hastings street
Reception following immed-
safely drew 5 packed house al
me residence Of Mrs Willie
Martin. aunt Of the BRIDE Of
1882 1917 street,
The newly weds received
many g.f-s from expensive
china 20 lovely towel sets. and
are .; home II their hlooern
apartment or Wabash.
Mrs. Bisneh Neal and daueh-
ter. Jane; spent last weekend
in Cleveland. Ohio.
Af'er ire Eastern Star Con-
vent. mother and daughter
visueo trenos and went sight
see NJ s.onc tire beautiful Ohio
Turnp Ike TIE Meals reside on
FiScner stree
Or SUNDAY night. Andy Doug
lss end Gloria Lockermsn. the
VI l'rtal spelling whizzers .
smilnglv accepted check Of
$50 000 escn ss split % the
$50 600 Challenge which left
esCa champion
Some OF those who plan 10
leave TO- the National Baptist
Sunday School and BTU Con-
eress converting in Los An
eeles. Calf. June 1913 are:
Mrs. VeElla Luckei;. assistant
superintendent. Junior depart
meni Of The Warren Avenue
Sunday School Mrs. Della Lee.
81. Mark and P~- D. w.
WherrY. Warren Ave.
Ret src - " T. Matthew's
ard family plan short vsca-
ton after attending the Con-
gress
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09
MORE THAN 500 MINIS
TIERS TO ATTEND
PASTORS SEMINARS
JUNE 1924

The Huge St. Paul Baptist
Church, of Los Angeles,
California to house
Baptist Ministers of the
Nation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-09

Mescsnes Tnslus Hsncock
Bernice Cor. Elcs ST - 2
ssnor Wess arr HsrE-eriie
Cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

NAO ~ 1
ney Smith
A e e n c y,
have made
lifetime e,
full-tine ca
reers of
in sur ance
planning in
ste a d Of
merely sell
ing it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
BituminOus Production in IN,

| BituminOuS Production in the
week ended September is totaled
il0,645.000 tons compared with
l0,73O.000 in the previous week
and 9,9l5,000 in the like week a
year ago.-National Coal Associ-
alton.
Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled 40,086 cars and
1902 trucks compared with Ga
$50 and BOOTS in the previous
week and 123,109 and 24,086 in
the like week a year ago.
Wards Automotive Reports.
Crude Petroleum Stocks, do
nestle and foreign, on September
Is totaled 275, 1853, 900 barrels. UP
4, $4,000 for the week.-Bureau
Of Mines.
Chevrolet announced its new
longer and lower 1857 models
with several engineering changes
and probably higher price tags
will be introduced on October 10.
Amer. BrOad-ParamOunt an
|nounced plans to enter the mo-
ton picture production and at
the same time reduce the num-
Der of its theaters.
Standard Oil Co. IN. ~ has
acquired two more Midwest indie
pendent oil marking companies
involving nearly $40 million.
They are South Side Petroleum
Co. and Perfect Power Corp.
Dow Chemical Co. set a price
of $50 a share on an issue of
100000 shares to be offered en-
lployes.
! Gen. Aniline & Film Corn.
called a special stockholders
meeting for October 4 to vote
on classification of its stock in
a move to clear itself on Gov
eminent control.
Southern Co. in IL months
ended August 81 earned $29, O53,-
l754 or SLAB share VS.. $24. $685.
210 or $1.38 in 1855.
Alabama Power Co. in IL
months ended August 81 earned
$15,041,198 VS.. $13,638,751 in
1855.
Georgia Power Co. in IL
months ended August 81 earned
I$l4,85l.436 VS.. $l3,619,676 in
1855.
N. Y. State Ell. & Gas in IL
months ended August 81 earned
$11 ,009,855 or $2.82 a share VS..
$l0,329,535 or 1888 in 1855.
Wabash Railroad in 8 months
ended August 81 earned SIS, 923,-
5SS or $16.l5 a preferred share
VS.. $6,279,048 or $2O.19 in 1855
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

IS OF sales IN tuli Rates
nR table are annual dis
I quarterly OF Semiannual
50 Loted special or extro
q Also extra or extras
q Declared or paid
e Declared or paid so
stock during 1855, esti-
videno or ex- distribution
eclared or paid after stock
AIRED or paid this year. an
.dends m arrears o Paid
deferred or no action
ne Declared or oaid IN
I Payable IN stock during
on ex-dividend OF ex-dis.
ng dividend CID Called
stributiOn xr Ex-riEhtn.
With warrants wd When
cd Next day delivery
hip or being reorganixed
or securities assumed By
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

sunit OF trading 10 snar
Of dividends 10 the forego
haSed on the la
declaration Unless otherw
dividends are not included
b Annual rate pluS stock div
IN 1865 plus stock dividen
far this wear Payable Il
cash value on ex-d
date 9 PRiu last year h c
dividend or split up 4 Dee
accumulative issue with div
this wear dividend oTnItte
taken at las. dividend meet
1856 plus stock dividend
1856 estimated cash value
tribution date y Liuuidat
Y = dividend x-dis Ex-d
XIV Without warrants WV
d distributed wi When issue
In bankruptcy or receiver
under the Bankruptcy Act
such companieS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
Merrill Lynch
To Open Second
Capital Office

Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner
& Beane will open q second
downtown Washington office
Tuesday. 1t will be the l17th
office of its worldwide invest
ment banking and brokerage
business.
The new Office at Eighteenth
and K streets NV. will be man.
aged by S. Harold Williams. who
has been assistant to Francis
c. Hunter. manager of the COM
pany's older Office at BIS Fiji
tenth street NV.
Merrill Lynch becomes the
first securities firm to open more
than one downtown Washington
office. but it already has more
than one Office in New York,
Chicago, Dallas and Los An
geles.
Designed to serve an impor-
tant uptown area along Connecti-
cut avenue. the branch will have
quote boards listing around 400
securities and rs commodities.
1t starts with a staff of six
account executives. including !:
Maj. Gen. William M. Miley, re-
tired. who recently completed a
Merrill Lynch training course;
Clarence A. Saccardi. a George
Washington University Law
School graduate, who has been
in the firms Baltimore Office;
Gordon G. Swan, a graduate of
the University Of MARYLAND:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 90 I'm a market
which was generally slow, but subjected
to sporadic bursts Of activity, grains
closed mixed on the Board Of Trade
this week
The most strength again was shown
by. wheat, mainly because of an upturn
Friday. July, which had Jagged over
the past few weeks. scored q new sea-
Sonal peak, as did March.
Largest losses were recorded in oats.
rejecting hedging and selling by those
who felt this grain was too high in
relation to corn.
Wheat closed the week "a lower to
27s higher. corn A-Iis lower. oats ss-
l5s, lower. rye q lower to ia higher,
soybeans z to / cent higher and lard
20 to 40 cents hundred pounds higher
Bursts OF buying during the week
occurred in both soybeans and rye
In both cases they were followed by
quick declines on the following day.
Feature Of the week was the closing
out OF September corn On wednesday,
the last day Of trading, this future sold
down 70. l,47la in early dealings. BY
the finish 1t was up TO 55la in q last
minute bYrst of short covering.
bearish item for both corn and oats
came after the close Friday when the
Agriculture Department released farmers
from their soil bank acreage reserve con-
tracts, u they want to be released.
Lard firmed late in the week in line
with run-up in the price Of loose lard
Range Of prices for the week:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
Stocks Decline
Despite
Closing Rally
BY ED MORSE
AP Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The
stock market continued down.
ward this week. It was its sixth
decline in the last seven weeks.
The Associated Press average
of so stocks fell 1920 to $179.6O.
The week ended with a rally
repeating the pattern Of last
week and the week ended Sep
TENDER /. These Friday rallies
have come almost in the nature
OF a reflex action from an over
sold condition.
The news. as in every week
since July q when Egypt ma
tionalized the Suez Canal. has
been dominated by that incident
and its day to-day consequences.
The business and economic
news was, generally. more bullish
than not. But money continued
very tight. On Thursday the Gov
eminent eased certain credit
regulations for housing. Mean
while, the short position on the
New York Stock Exchange had
risen to 2.475,625 shares as Of
September is compared with
2,S36,961 August is and was the
largest since April 13-one week
after the APP average reached
its historic high Of $191.50.
The five most active stocks on
the New York Stock Exchange
were: United States Steel, OF
l9s at 6794 on 10000 shares.
Standard Oil New Jersey, of
70 at 547s; General Motors, I'M
changed at 472s; Chrysler. UP 4
at 74A. and Royal Dutch, off
IS at 1o7ss.