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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
The Federal National Mortgage

Inc rcueraI NaLlOnal Mortgage
Association reports it reduced it's
portfolio of residential mortgages
and its purchasing liability by
about 1892 million in the II
months ended June 80. The net
reduction amounted to I'll per
cent. At the end of June the
agency still held 34l,247 mort
cages insured by FILA or guar
anteed by the VA.
Thor Corp. has called a special
stockholders meeting for Octo-
Der 4 to change the company's
name to Allied Paper Corp. The
company. formerly in the home
laundry equipment field, is now
the eighth largest producer of
books and speciality papers.
George T. Scharffenberger has
been elected president of the
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply
Co., Chicago. ILL.,, a division of
the International Telephone &.
Telegraph Corp.
Quaker Oats Co. reports net
income of Sill, 58S, 092, largest in
the company's history, for the
year ended June 30. It was
equal to 1913 a common share.
Net income the previous year
totaled $l0,085,656. or $2.75 a
share.
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd. re-
ports sales for six months ended
June 30 totaled $125, 240, 693 and
net income amounted to $7,158,-
331. The report was the first
interim consolidated statement
to be issued in Bowater,s history
BituminOuS Production in the
week ended September 8 was
estimated at 8,725,000 tons
against 10,150,O00 tons in the
week ended September /. The
decrease was attributed to the
Labor Day holiday = National
Coal Association.
Loans to Brokers and Dealers
on other than United States Gov
ernment securities held by men,
Der banks in New York City
totaled $1,136,O00.000 Thursday
This was a decrease of $44 mil
: lion from a week before and OF
1888 million from a year before
Federal Reserve Board.
j Electro MetaIIurgical Co., divi-
sion CT Union Carbide & Carbon
Corp, has raised prices on a
: number of leading ferro alloys
used to make fine steels an aver
age Of SIG per cent.
Liggett g. Myers Tobacco Co.
will market L6SM Filter Cigarets
in a new crushproof box. Dis
tribution in the new box will be
limited to Baltimore, Buffalo,
Rochester. Syracuse and Wash
ington. Additional distribution
will be expanded later.
i w. r. Grace & Co. in six
months ended June 80 earned
$10,547,545, or $2.37 a share, VS.
$9,426,664 or $2.14, for the 1855
period. Sales of 1929, III, 1853 this
year compared with $219,398, 464
a year earlier.
Mercantile Stores Co. in six
months ended July 81 earned
81, 044,822, or 70 cents a share
VS.. $978,860, or 81 cents. for the
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Hourly SAFES on the kxehanGe
800 am A2O 700 ~ noon ITO ooo
100 m 100 ooO goo NJ 600 ooc
tUnit Of tradine 10 shares OF sales 10
iull Rates Of dividends In the loregoine
table are annual disbursements baAep on
the last quarterly or semi. annual decia /.
ration UnleY otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not included
Also extra or extras o Annual rate
plus stock dividend o Declared OF paid
IN 1905 oius stock dividend Declared
or paid 50 Tar this year I Payable IN
STOCK durins 1908 estimated cash value
on t1-dividend OF ex-diatribution nate
PAID last year b Declared or paid
after stock dividend " spiit-up kDe.
clared or paid this year an aecunula.
tive Issue with dividends IN arrears
Pad this wear dividend omitted az.
ierred or no action taken al last aiYi.
dsnc meeting Declared o. pad 10 1855
plus stock dividend Payable 10 Ftock
dLring 800 estimated cash value % ex-
dividend or redistribution date foul.
datipR dividend cid Called ERS diVI.
dend k-dk ~ distribution ~ O. F,xhts
~ without warrants ww Vita warrants
VI Nhsn distributed ~ Whgn hsred
nd Next day delivery in bankruptcy or
rseeiytrship Or beins reorganirsd undcr
me BANKRUPTCY Act on secgFttes ~
s1nitd ~ s1cb ecmparies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-14
Hercules Co. Enters
Naval Stores Field

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. IA
Up The Hercules Powder Co
announced yesterday 1t will enter
into the naval stores industry In
Mexico for the recovery anc
utilization Of pine stumps.
Hercules said it had acquired
stock in Corbu Industrial, S. A..
IA Mexican corporation. A new
plant will be constructed near
.Cuidad Hidalgo, Michoacan
capable Of turning out Is million
pounds Of wood naval stores an
nually
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Banks Raise Borrowings
To Meet Credit Needs

The Federal Reserve System
threw out a little cash in barely
adding to its holdings Of Federal
obligations in the week ended
September IL and bankers in
creased their borrowings from
the system to meet pressing de-
mands for credit, the week con-
dition report disclosed today.
System holdings Of Govern
ment securities totaled $685.
100000 on September IL, a gain
of only $11 million from a week
earlier and only $85 million
above a year earlier.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

Wholesale ear prices were steady TO Arm
today; receipts, 10000 (Wholesaie sell
ing prices based on exchange and other
volume sales.) New York spot quota
lions follow Midwestern, mixed colors,
extras (4S-50 lbsl, 40h-50M; extras
large (f5-4S lbs }, 47h-4ala: extus me-
dunn. 38-37; smalls, 23h-25b; stand
sp.so. Whites f extq q ess.so5 bs cnee ~.
81: extras large f45-4S lbSl 4q-51:
extras medium. 1898; browns. extras
1880 ibs.), 5Ui2-52
Nearby, whites, top quality C4S-50
lbs. }. $3.50; mediums. 3sH1-3a "a: smalis
"a 1s-25; peewees. 1920: browns, tor
quality 1880 lbs)i jb-5T; mediums
3sh-39la; smalls, 2s-2sis peewees
1870
Butter--steady; receipts, 457. 900;
prices UNCHANGED
Cheese Steady; receipts, 39, 600
prices unchanged.
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Fuel for EorIy Auto

KARLSRUHE, Germany
Carl Benz, born in Karlsruhe
invented the first benzine- pow
cred motor vehicle, more than
a century ago.
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METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, Sept. "a R,--spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 1910
cents pound, Connecticut Valley Lead
~ cents a pound. New York Zinc 1877
cents pound. East 81. Louis. Tin 81 .O5
cents per troy ounce, New York Scrap
steel No ] heavy, 5S.00-59.OO. Pitts
burRh
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Sept. IA 0P.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions BY principal
-: Purchases OF 2iS,454 shares: sales
Of i70,99l shares, including l.297 shares
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Lease Available
RESEARCH LABORATORY
and
OFFICE BUILDING

From January. 1857. approximately 49,.
600 square feet. in the heart Of Silver
Spring, e62 Woyne Avenue ond e49
Bonifont Street; now occupied by Silver
Spring Laboratory Of Vitro Corporation
OF America. Inquiries solicited from
qualified principals. Inspection by 90.
pointment. For details consult vii.
lium R. Lichtenbers. Attorney for owner,
lo14 National Press Building. MA.
S-4545.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, Sept. IA tR).-National
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc:
Moon QuOtatiOns)
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Loans of IL Capital Banks
Up Slightly in Week

Net loans of IL reserve mem
Der banks here expanded to $685.
$4,000 on September S, COM
pared with 1924. 75S, 900 a week
earlier and $479,150.000 on the
like 1855 date, the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Richmond report
ed. The record was $528,312, 900
last July 4.
Commercial and industrial
loans declined to $217, sol 900
from 1929, 72l 900 a week earlier,
but remained above $203, 1926, 900
a year ago. The peak was $219,-
397 900 on July IL.
Real estate loans totaled SAB
GOT 900 VS.. $142.88l 900 a week
earlier and $134.7S3, 900 a year
ago. Other loans, mostly con-
Isumer loans, totaled $153, 300 900
VS., $751;. 100000 a week earlier
and $l30.459,O00 a year ago.
Demand deposits rose to $947,-
073, 900 from 1922, 1861 900 a week
earlier and 1890, 500, 900 a year
ago. Time deposits totaled $685.
444 900 VS.. $3.50, $780, 900 a week
earlier and $255,117,000 on the
like 1855 date.
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Member bank borrowin g s
totaled $l.ol2.OOO,OOO, up 1915
million from a week earlier and
1921 million above the like 1855
date.
Average daily figures of men,
Der banks reserves for the week
increased 1888 million to $I9,-
O88. 100000. Estimated required
reserves increased $25 million
and estimated excess reserves
rose 1858 million to $712 mil
lion. Member bank borrowings
Exceeded excess reserves by $500
million, compared with $347 mil
lion a week the week before.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

    
       
   
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-19
Rose of the Danube
To Be Given April 20

The Senior Glee Club and Chorus
of Northern High School, at Cove
will present an operettG Rose of
the Danube" Thursday April %,
at 800 p. IN. The production will
be staged in the Northern High
gymnasium under the direction of
Mrs. Florence Wilkinson. Admis-
sion for children and students will
be Is cents and SO cents for adults
Jack Caruthers has been named
Business Chairman of the operetta
and Vida Schroyer has been named
Publicity Chairman. Mir Garietts
and Mr. ellis are in charge Of
stage setting and props; Miss Tobin
and Mr.. Furlow will direct those
with speaking parts; Mrs. Pavone
will direct the dances, and Mrs.
Fleming and Miss Speicher will
prompt.
The characters are as follows:
Darrell Davis, a comera man from
Hollywood, Ross Selby; Galooski,
prime minister Of Eurolania, Byron
Fike; Belladonna, lady-in-Wait-
ing, Dorothy FraZee; Montmerency,
king of the Eurolania, Joe Bender;
Queen Florinda, his wife, Dolores
Wright; Rose, his elder daughter,
Donna Dewitt; Daisy, his younger
daughter, Karolyn Rush; Prince
Karl, his son, Larry McCurdy;
Count Sergius Won PopOva, a con-
spirator, John Hamilton; Demetrius
DoodledOrf, his right hand man,
Jesse Fash; Trombonius Tootletop,
his left hand man, Kenneth Glot-
felty; Percival McPipp, a moving
picture director, Dick Stanton;
Mrs. Priscilla McPipp, his wife,
June Lee Corle; Pamela McPipp,
his daughter, Eloise Dewitt. Gail
Kesner will be the accompanist.
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Methodist Activity

Worship services for Sunday,
April %. in the Methodist churches
are: Blooming Rose 9:45 a. M
HoyeS. Il a m, and Friendsville,
1880 p. M.
Rev. j. ID. Shaffer, Misses Vida
Schroyer, Elsie Wright, June Ley
dig and Nancy Turney attended
the District Youth Meeting at
Mooreficld w Va, on Friday eve
ming They saw the movie. Martin
Luther
Mrs. Orval Rush entertained
members OF Circle of the WSCS
at her home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ross Selby, leader. had the
business meeting Mrs. Ernest
Friend led the devotions. Officers
elected for the new year are:
President. Mrs. Ross Selbv; secre-
tarY. Mrs c. W. Schroyer and
treasurer, Mrs Julia Skidmore.
The May meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. c. W. Schroyer
The Brotherhood OF Methodist
churches will meet Tuesday eve
ming, April "a at the Selbysport
church with the WSCS members
serving the dinner.
Circle III of the WSCS will meet
Monday evening, April %. at The
home OF Mrs. j. d. Shaffer.
Lutheran Activity
Sunday School al 10 a. m. and
Worship service at 7:3O p. m, Sun
day, April p, at Grace Lutheran
church
Farm Bureau Group Meets
Farm Bureau Discussion Group
No 7. met ON Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Miller William Umbel.
discussion leader, led the topic
on Social Security" Fifteen men,
bers and guests attended Refresh
ments were served.
Auxiliary Meeting Held
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Community Fire Company met on
April II at the fire hall Mrs Effie
Shipley, vice-president, presided
at the business meeting. Delegates
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Northern Honor
Students Total 3

TWcnty-three students OF North
ern High school made the honor
roll for the third report period, it
was announced this week by w. j.
Fleming, principal At the same
time l31 persons were listed for
honorable mention.
To be eligible for honor roll a
studcnt must have all AS and three
or less days of absence To be eli
giblc for honorable mention stu
dent must have grades of b or
higher and three or less days of
absence.
The list includes:
Honor Roll
Seniors-Delores Frazee, Eloiso
Dewitt. Joyce Mckenzie. Vida
Schroycr Gail Kesner, Dolores
Wright.
JuniOrs-MaX BoWser. Leano Fra
zee. Mcrla GHlit2.
Sophomores: jeanne Collier,
| Marilyn Resh. Helen Smearman
John Hummel, Elsie Wright, jamie
Calls.
Eighth Grade-Shirley Uphold
Dorothy Frazee, Charlotte Thomas
! Charlotte McCurdy. Patty Van
| Sickle. Rebecca RenWick.
Seventh Grade-Nonda McKen-
zie. Dorothy Lancaster.
Honorable Mention
Seniors-Marie Bowman. Carl
Mazer. Shelby Diehl, Dorothy Fra
zee. Carol Fike. Marie Platter, Al
va ReXrode. Allen BoWSer. Donald
Glover, Richard Lohr, Rose Lee
CLANCY. Shirley Friend, Dorothy
Glotfelty. Hazel Mosser. Marlene
Patton. Audrey Kinsinger.
Juniors-Jean Zimmerman, Jo-
anne Wagner, Marlene Spiker, Jan
ice Sisler. George Bishoff, Eugene
Brenneman. John Kolb, Roger
Resi-, Dean burst. Harold kahl
Jr. Charlie Murray Zane Beachy
Louise COddington, Angela Lay
man. June Leydig. Eva Schroyer
SophomoreS H e en- Hetrick
Kane Balloon, Wayne Mckenzie,
Harry HandWerk, Glenn Bittinger
Ronald Smith. Laura Zimmerman
Carroll Kinsinger, Thelma Frazee
Mary Ellen Speicher, Charles Ned
row, Roger Lohr, Judith Friend
Judith Hone. Gloria Miller Ber-
nard Dixon, William Miller. Don
ma Edwards, Carol Lowry Randall
Hartman. Carrie Ash, Iva Speicher
Judy Bucket. Reed Layman. Iva
Lou Holiday. Martin Friend
Observation-Disclosures HOff. Juanita
Kahl. Carolyn Winebrenner, Nancy
SWauger Ethel Sibert. Teresa Lay
man. Gay Umble, Margaretta Rob-
ertson. Karen Kinsinger, Margaret
Hetz. Susan Bowman, Mary Alex
ander, Donald jenkins. Wilma Han
lin. Patty Cuppett, Alice Lyle
Lawrence Georg. Nancy Turney
Patsy Dewitt, Loretta Edgar, Grady
Gilpin, Roy Schlossnagle, Ruth
Stanton
Eighth Grade-Kathy waste. Mar
! ilyn Brenneman. Shirley Fike. Ruth
Kisner, Margaret Layman, Janice
Hileman Carolyn Long. Margare
Deal. Dorothy Glover, Sue Saltzer
Florence Emory, Ruth Hinebaugh
Donna Mazer Patsy Riley, Mary
Thomas, Hugh Umble Paul Yom-
mer.
Seventh Grade-Carol Hummel
Lavona Bittinger. Elizabeth Say
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age. Donna Myers, Hazel Haenft-
ling. Nancy Miller, Karen Mar
CROFT, Mary Bullock, Betty Savage,
Carol Oester, Frank Paugh, Sandra
Hone, Ruth Georg, Burton Lytle,
Joyce Haenftling, Wendell Will
burn. jeanne FaZenbaker, Pauline
Dewitt. David Caruthers, Andrew
Faith, David Hone. George Pat
ton, Sharon Mckenzie, Nancy Yom-
mer, Kathleen Younkin, Foster
Riggs, Jr., Richard McCurdy, Pat
rick Bittinger, Patty Selby. Carol
Burkhard, Carolyn Riley, Bonnie
Friend. Connie NiteZ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-19

Walter Liston was a Monday dim
ner guest OF Mr. and Mrs. W. +.
Durham Mrs. Harold Fike and
nephew Delbert Humbers0n were
Thursday visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fike. of PIT
cairn, Pa. were Weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Schroyer
Mr. and Mrs. OkeY Hofi and
daughter and Mrs Nerna Sisler
and children were Sunday dinner
guests of Nh and Mrs Isaac Frazec
al Markleysburg, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Daley Groves, Of
Elder Hill, visited her sister, Miss
Nellie Friend, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James w. Mitchell
and children. Eddie and Marion, Of
Baltimore. visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Schlossnagle and
DAUGHTERS and their father, Clar-
ence Wicklow
Amos Friend and family were
/ Saturday evening visitors of MIR.
and Mrs. Wade Schroyer.
Harold Lee Frankhouser, Cresap-
town, spent the Weekend with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Frank
houSer
Carroll Forsythe, Newark, Del.
spent 4 few days with his mother.
Mrs. Minerva Forsythe.
Ted Wheeler, who had been a pa
tient in a hospital al AorgantOWn,
W. Va, returned to his home at
Bruceton. w. Va The WheelerS
are former residents of Friends
Vile. Mr. Wheeler has been suffer-
ing from hepatilis yellow jaun-
dice
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metheny
were callers in Martinsburg, w.
Va, on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ramp, of
Elizabeth, Pa. spent Tuesday at
their farm home here.
Mrs Wade Schroyer and son
Dale. Mrs Richard Selby and son
Vicky and Bobby Rush were Thurs
day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Orval Rush and honoring the 18th
birthday of Raymond Garner. Ice
cream and cake were served the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray NanSickle. of
Cleveland. spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs Harold Friend. Sun
day visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Pysell and son Walter, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde VanSickle and
children. Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Friend
and sons, Mr.. ans Mrs. Jim Kahl
and sons, Truman Michaels and
daughter Susie, Mr. and Mrs X.
Doxyars1xr
Charley B Miller will attend a
Sanitarians meeting at Hagers-
town on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Thomas
and children spent from Wednes-
day until Friday with her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Rush, and daughter
Carole. Mrs Icie HOff visited Mrs.
Rush on Monday
Pvt. Jimmy Dale Williams. sta
toned at an army base, Phoenix
vile. Pa: Darrell Williams. Ed
ward AleXson and Tony Bruno, of
Baltimore. spent several days here
with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Williams Thursday
evening callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Frazee and daughters and her
sister Miss Jean Shaffer. HaZelton.
W Va.
Mrs. Arlie Blake, Oakland, and
Mrs. Orval Rush visited Mrs Earl
Wolfe and Mrs. John Benson. at
UniOntoWn. Saturday.
Mrs. Glen Article returned home
from Memorial hospital, Cumber-
land.
The army requested 10000 draf-
tees during June.
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tice class of more than forty stu
dents will begin a program Of work
experience on Thursday, April 49,
The students viii receive ION the
job training" in many local business
establishments.
This program has been carried
on for a number of years at South
ern for the office practice group.
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Office Practice Group
Works On The Job
MIR DeNeal Deans office prac-

The book and lyrics for this
operetta in two acts were written
by Geoffrey f. Morgan and the
music by Arthur \. Penn.
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FE'ipEsGgSUiEEe Notes

and alternates were appointed &c
attend the Alleeany-Garrett county
convention at Westernport in June
Rotarians Meet
The Rotary club met on Monday
evening in the school cafeteria
Judge Neil c. Fraley Oakland
spoke on the judiciary setup in
/ Maryland Visitors were DanieI
| Hershberger. GrantsVille; Foster
Bttle and John Carter. Oakland
! Charles kuhnS was a guest
Attending the inter-city Rotary
club ladies' night Tuesday evening
at the Ali Chan Shrine Country
club, Cumberland from the local
club were MIR. and Mrs Leslie
! Savage, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Beach
lev Mr. and Mrs. August Neil.
Brief Mention \
Mrs Lawrence Friend. Mrs Rob
ert Murphy and Miss Hazel SchloS-
maggie, visited the formers sister
Mrs Bayard Liston, who is a pa
tient in Price Hospital. Confluence
Pa
Mrs. Theodore Wirsing and son
William attended the National
Music Festival held in the Mu-
nicipal Auditorium at ST Louis
Mo. on Sunday. The program was
shown on Wide Wide World on TN
Mrs Wirsing, the former Shirley
Friend was the first student from
FriendSville High school to sing
etith bA 4 IL Cfa4.a fThnrttl, ~ a
State Teachers convention in Bal
timore. Mrs. Wirsing will return
from St Louis Saturday to spend
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Friend.
Mrs Margaret Rush and daugh-
ter Carole spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs Dale Rush and sons
at Oak Hill.
Mr. and Mrs William Metcalfe
and family, Harrisburg. Pa, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Jim Schroyer
Mr. and Mrs. Okey Hoff and
daughter Marlene visited their SON
in-laW and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bishoff, and family Hoyes
The BiShOffs moved last week from
the Savage home on RI. 219, near
Flat Woods. to the home of Owen
Dewitt, Hoyes.
Mrs. Clayton Speicher Accident.
visited her sister, Mrs Fred Low
dermilk on Monday afternoon
MIS- roster flke ana family were
S ". guests OIL MIS-. OlEoe van
sickle ana SON
Mr. ana MRS. falph fike and
son BYRON spent saturday III
C4iol'oWn' IA.
Earl Codolhglon' Elder Hlll'
SPeHt MONDAY ElSillilg MS daughter
MI9. ENeiyn Hausef.
WI ana MIS-. OrNaI RuSn were
Mohoay oinner guests OF Mr.. ana
MS roy NheeIef at bfucetoh' W.
va
Deipe!t Lee IuAperSoh. Accl-
ueHI' VISITED laSt week with MS
aunt MIS-; Harold FIke.
VT ana Mrs. kuSselI Hepp and
ch!Idreh' Mf. ana MIS-. Hugh
+ IiGho' Fll'SoIlrSh' Pa ana MIS-
ENelyA HauSef We're sunday dinner
guests OF Mr ana MIS-. Earl COO
dlhgton, Elder I'M. IheY also Wis
tied Mr. ana Mrs. Milton Dewitt
al Elder Hlil.
Misses Betty Nitez and Connie
fiufley, OF Pittsburgh Pa, and Mr.
anu WIS. John Nljez, 81, Mr.. and
MIS-. James \Itez and children, OF
MIL Kun, We're Saturday visitors
or Mr.. ana MRS. Eugene Slnes and
uaughtelS.
Mrs. DICK Selby and Mrs. L. l.
FRIEND spent Monday morning III
Oakland on business.
Boldly Murphy Cleveland. ONO
spent the weekend mere with MS
parents Mir. and Mrs. Robert Muir
plE
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Mr.. Dean teaches two classes of
students in this type of work which
includes, tipping, shorthand, filing,
and several other business topics.
The program will extend for
two week period beginning on
April 10.
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cond.; $685.; terms, sos down.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26
MANN OLDSMOBILE

gyromatic, neater. seat covers. new
tires low mileage; 1-0wner car; very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker de IKE
sedan: auto. trans, power steering
and brakes. Wv. tires: low mi. =:
T. and h.. etc: cash. trade and bank
financing. EMERSON & THOMP-
SON, Chrysler- Plymouth Dealers.
Used-car Dept. 1927 Wisconsin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

5000 18th 50 81 spg JU. 5-8lS6
DODGE So Coronet VS. hardtop:
rich 2-tone modern rose and sapphire
white, contrasting 2-tone interior
A host Of accessories. r. and h..
powerflite drive; outstanding in every
respect; blue-ribbon guar. WATA
guar. Today's outstanding value at
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OLMSTEAD lOLDSl

-UUU WILSyJN BLVD. ia T-S4OU
DE SOTO "a Firedome IS" convert
lble: Chinese red. power steering
Sf.u95, sos down. Quick service.
BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave.
NV W0 G-SnO0