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ADELPHI
9232 RIGGS RID.
$19,650
CT $1,150 DOWN

This one-year-old. immacu-
late. three bedroom. brick
rambler is situated on a we'll
shruobed corner lot II has
a large living room with din
ing ell. complete kitchen with
brentwood cabinets. fully tiled
could could BE- converted tt ID into ma a
family room. The daylight
basement has two partially
finished rooms. laundry IA
cilities and outside entrance.
Walk to community swim
ming pool. schools and
churches, For details call
Mr.. Edwards. HE. 4-S42l.
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a
beorm 2-bath brk. Cape Cod; cleo
kit with dishwasheT and disposal,
separate din. rm. daylight bsmt,
s, PHILLIPS OIL. 2-7O06; ewes,
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Turning TREE ESTATFS-

BURNING TREE ESTATES-Im-
maculate brick rambler with spa-
eious rooms throughout, formal dim
ing room, electric kitchen with
breakfast area, 3 bedrooms, >
paths, recreation room. screened
breezeway, garage. KORZENDOR-
FER, OF, 4-SI11 It'll q
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BETHESDA AREA-Luxmanor. BY
OWNER. Sl5,25O. 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial; beaut. lot. l0Ox30O. WI.
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hENSlNUION--3 bedrmS., l5xl5
KIT, din. rm.. bsmt.. fenced yd.
CHEVY CHASE-Family rm. 3
oedrms;; g b, 3 firepls.; new ramb.
3 baths, rec. rn,. 2-car garage
GAITHERSBURG--6 bedrnfs.. IL.
acres; close to all schs. and stores,
ROCKVILLE bedrms., > baths,
dining nm. bSmt, fenced ward
LYNCH CO. VIII 6-292S @Ss
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BETHESDA, 1870 Cornish rd.-New.
cust.-buiit: 4 bedrms, ? baths, liv.
rrn., din. rm.. kit. pan den, pow
nm. att. gar. bsmt. Drive out Brad-
Call r. b. WARREN, OIL. 4-3i59.
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cARoLE HIoHLANps SCHOOL

7107 18th AVENUE
II you are looking for 3 or q
bedroom house near schools ana
churches of all faiths. 8 blocks to
Langley shopping center. blk. to
express bus, approx. mi. to d. c.
line. Priced under $4,000, on easy
terms, Cali me now! Miss Zaker, FE
1860.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
EAST PINES-GI approved, SI2,75O.
Cozy, 4 bedrms., radiant heat. lovely
paneled dining rm., aluminium storm
windows throughout, Anchor-f fenced
lot (50yl00).
PAUL H. LAUTERBACH & CO.
UN. 4-S533 UN. 5-51O9 Evenings
REDUCED
Below CT appraisal. Open to offers.
3-bedrm. brick. lge. kit: daylight
bsmt. Nice rec. rm. No brokers. HE
42492.
FOREST HEIGHTS
MODERN COLONIAL HOME
liz SACHEM DR.. Sc.
OPEN EYES. AND ALL DAY SUN.
691O q ST. NE.
Assume Gil mOrtgage. Arm. cot
tage; attic and bsmt.: new house
cond Your opportunity at Sl2 300.
Walnut 5-s259 MARY T. BOARD,
Broker, Edgewater. Nd, Colonial
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Spacious 6-rm. ram
bier; 26-ft. liv. rm. with firepl., full
size din. rm., lge kit. 3 bedrms
and bath, fun bsmt. with built in
garage: also detached garage; oil
INV. heat. lge. lot with trees anc
nice shrubbery not a new house
but in new-house condition: excel
lent buy at SI4,950.
ROCKCREST - Modern stuccC
Cape Cod; lge. liv. rm. dine,te, kit
z !bedrms. and bath on LIST A.; new
oak omen staircase to end Il. with
= partly finished bedrms.; close tC
city park. in neW-house condition
Gil apr at S13.100. so down tC
qualified CT purchaser Conv. term,
to non-GIs.
These outstanding homes ar.
convenient TO new national pike
new ACC location, NH and Nava
center; walk 10 all schools.
Will StackhouSe, Jr.
Realtor Pc. 2-2SSs. IS w. Mont
gomery ave. Rockville Md: ewes.
Mr. Mckenzie. Pc o-4IfT
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BETHESDA
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

New brick rambler. 3 twin-slzed
bedrooms. baths. basement. breeze
way and garage. Surrounded bY i'm
posing homes ROBERT E. HEATER,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT. he 4-g277
After I.Fcall Mi Henderson, Ju. D.
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BETHESDA-Mr. Investor. $4,000
cash will bring an lles return
plus equity in a home that has
never been without a tenant. Rem
oyated TO brand new cond. This
is a sensational opportunity. c. B.
WYVIIL, OIL. 2-3336 til 9.
BETHESDA COLONIAL. of Bradley
blvd.-Very spae. English Tudor
din. fm.. ) tSin-SiSe bed st So and and
2 baths, lge. rec rnl. with tirepl.
gar; beautiful lot: SIT $50, FRANK
s PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7O06; ewes,
OIL. G-S07G.
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CONN. AVE, PARK--3 hedrms,; mr.,
elem, and high schools: assume 4co
CT loan; $4,000. VIII 6-5275.
KENSINGTON AREA - Modem, 4
bedroom, 2-bath, 2-level house: TV
roon hreplaces. less than .
years old; situated In large court !:
fenced yard; $1,000 down and as
sumo SlG,400 CT loan: Si06 per
month includes everything Call
OWNER, VIII. 6-3763
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DMNth MIsT SILL LafEe home
Z lafEe oeffmf. SEQ din IN ~
With breakfast rr fat h-Wh
fail bgmf Onig si3 500 IN Hyatts
vie HIS ~ sure - zee ffNl
f.onEisi,rr 81 Opsn sun - 2
pr Peas tsrrt L q CAP
MICHAEL pEALrY co ~
e-Q60l ewes 10 b-5s7t
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LULDRED
LIVE RENT FREE

Buy this locally located brick house
consisting Of apartments. Live in
one and rent out the other two Ex-
icellent condition SMALL DOWN
PAYMENT Call DI 1.12Qn
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CAMPANELIA 81 co.
COLORED-S250 DOWN

One of the most delightful semi
Diet. brick homes in NV Near 9TH
and Quackenbos SITS. q rms. . en-
closed porches. built-in garage, rec
rm., front porch. No need trying To
ATLAS REALTY co SIT 3.1.GR
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$l1,l5O--In lovely location 1,
this contemporary brick rambler
3 twin-size bedrms.. fireplace, full
basement and equipped kitchen;
name your terms. GRAHAM &
CO, JU, 5-655O, o It'll q
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

VERY CLOSE-IN-S24, 800; in a
beautiful setting, brick: large bed
rms, ga baths, den. fireplace, ga
rage and large fenced lot with
trees decorated to your colors.
GRAHAM g. CO., JU. 5-6550 8
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COLORED-2si6 18Th ST.-4-story
brick. II rms, ? baths. z I'm. apt
in full bspt, oil steam heat, storm
window, sers. All new dec. Vacant.
CO 5-S293. uN. A-1ni5.
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4 BEDRMs.. 2l5 BATHS

Larzs rooms thfoughs4f
AB-Brir6 Cape Cot sei.lnE
tho.tands OF dollars 6e.dV
replacement coat. 0HHef ask
inK only eis.tGu Nlth e3 600
doEn - Mariana UnIf
and Agriculture fafMt snH-
n defp .0f Nth raze lar
gsfaae stoves feffEff
tepaf cir IA frsD aftf.
huge ffr fM GfsH ffat
fila mani uahY other infeiT
feature
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1905 WELLS BLVD, University
Hills area. w. Hyattsville, Md
Brick 3-bedrm., complete with
refgr., dishwasher, gas furnace;
fenced yd.; Sl,500. Owner can
help finance. BRANDON. Realtor,
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
"a 7-tsoo Esa.tos,
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VIC Chemical
Faction Urges
Board Changes

RICHMOND, Va, June %
(R.-An antimanagement fac
ton yesterday urged the removal
Of President Joseph A. Howell
and five other persons as direc-
tors of the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Corp.
The action was the latest step
in the verbal warfare between
an insurgent stockholders group
and management officials of the
fertilizer manufacturing firm. A
July 18 showdown is scheduled
at which time stockholders will
decide which faction shall con-
troll the company.
The statement marked the
first time the antimanagement
group has listed the directors
1t wishes to replace on the IL
man board.
Besides MIR. Howell, the others
recommended for removal are:
Edward Bartsch, Alfred Levin
ger. George E. Warren and
George M. Wells, all Of New
York, and Howard B. Brown of
Philadelphia.
The insurgents include Rupert
T. zickl Of New York, a mem
Der of the board. Thus, the cleo
ton Of five new directors would
give the antimanagement faction
control.
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Continental Can
And Gdir Agree
On Merger Plan

NEW YORK. June % Dr.
Directors of Continental Can Co.
and Robert Gair Co., major
paper manufacturer, have agreed
in principle on a basis for a
merger, it was announced today.
Gen. Lucius Clay, chairman
of Continental, and George L.
Dyke, chairman of Gair, said
the merger teams will call for
an exchange of common stock
at the ratio of eighteenth of a
share of Continental for each
share of Gair.
Holders of Robert Gair con-
vertible preferred would receive
shares of a new convertible pre-
ferred issue of Continental share
for share. Each share of the
new issue would be convertible
into "a shares of Continental
common stock.
Continental Can had sales of
1865 100000 last year and Rob-
Iert Gair had sales of $3.50, 240,-
900. total of 100000 for.
the two firms.
Continental earnings were
$24.172.000 and Gair $9.320, 900,
a total of $33, 492 900 for the two.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June % B.-soybeans
managed to Stage q slight recovery from
recent weakness on the Board Of Trade
s Sdns' 4, moving anesd for relatively small
a.. Soybeans we're pretty much alone on
the upturn and even they were NOT able
70 To- noid their best gains. Other cereals
particularly being under pressure.
wheat near the end of the first hour
was to I cent lower. July 2.65i4:
fOfn 70 = lower, July As; oats y
lower, July I.20s4; soybeans u lower ITO to
Y hisher, July 2.S4Ia; lard Is to al
e fn Us hundred pounds higher July
Some demand for soybeans was in
S Sonat, by a Census Bureau crushings
report This showed crushings COM
unued very heavy in May totaiing - Is
900 in AprA and 2i,012. 900 in May.
The bullish significance of this was
s ssn3sesd oh BY bs the fact mills have large
beans at the end Of Nav totaled az
a9d' ooO bushels compared with IO.177,-
Oo9 e year earlier. Stocks Of bean oil
ano eean meal also were higher.
81 wheat at Chicago are the smallest
s a;6I ! 900 bushels Of this the Cow
leaves 91S ST6s bIshe Soo 9, bushels g4ss THIS
which only $4,000 bushels is 81 red dn Wheat e
.uI TTIrtn srS ore; out Of the total free
supply ,n 2as. 900 bushels Is mixed wheat
ns delivered on any futures contract
Thus there are only 49,. 600 bushels II
al az types OF wheat eligible for delivery
Weather was mostly clear in the MA.
west at the time the market opened
aItnough some scattered showers we're
forecast; II was not possible 10 stir
W mucn enthusiasm for corn in view
as result of showers. N'''"'Ao
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its affiliate, E. A. Merkle, Inc,
will be vice president of Action
Printing. Dion S. Birney is pres
Iident of the Law Reporter Print
ing Co.
Mr.. Evans has been associated
with the Law Reporter firm fol
more than 20 years. He is past
president of the Graphic Arts
Association here and is a di-
rector of Printing Industry Of
America. Mr.. Chamberlin also
is a past president of the
Graphic Arts Association ano
was the first treasurer of Print
ing Industry of America.
The plant, which has been in
business for 80 years, is equipped
for both letterpress and offset
work. and specializes in printing
briefs. publications. legal forms
brochures and general CONNER
cial printing.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Bank Clearings in 26 leading
cities in the week ended June
81 totaled 1924, $4,000 COM
pared with $26,617,264, 900 in the
previous week were 7.1%o above
the like week a year ago.-Dun
& Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended June
20 totaled $28,453, 100000, up
$678 million from the previous
week and up SIS, 483, 900 900 from
the like week a year ago.-Fed-
eral Reserve Board.
Crude Petroleum Production in
the week ended June % averaged
zoos, $50 barrels daily, down $500
for the week and compared
6,636,700 in the like week a year
ago.-American Petroleum Insti-
tute.
United Parcel Service an
nounced coaSt-to-coaSt delivery
service at rates competitive with
parcel post.
American & Foreign Power Co
announced plans to spend $500
million for expansion and i'm
provement of its properties dur
ing the next five years.
Capital Airlines plans to in
augurate new flights between
Buffalo, New York, Detroit and
Chicago beginning July ID.
r. H. Macy & Co. announced
that Jack /. Straus, president
had been elected chairman Of
the board.
Kaiser Alum. g. Chemical ir
year ended May 81 earned $43,-
293, 295 or $2.86 a share VS.. $685.
565,377 or $2.03 in 1855.
Penna. Power g. Light Co. ir
~ months ended May 81 earned
$23, 328,785 or $3.50 a share VS.
$21. 927,0 or $3.07 in 1855.
Louisville g. Nashville r. r. ir
five months ended May 81 earned
/ ISL, 069, 594 or $4.73 a share VS.
$6,217,290 or $2.66 in 1855 period
Chi, r. /. g. Pac. r. r. in five
months ended May 81 earned
SIS, 494,372 or $1.88 a share VS.
So, 250.753 or $1.91 in 1855 period
Missouri Pacific r. r. in five
months ended May 81 earned ST.
914,801 or $1.00 a share VS.. $780,
800 or Al cents in 1855 period.
TIKI Oil Corp. in six months
ended May 81 earned $l,958,496
or IS cents a share.
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Stocks Mixed,
Range Narrow;
Trading Gains

NEW YORK. June % tP.-
The stock market turned mixed
and more active early this after
noon. Prices ranged within a
point.
Steels improved a little, al
though they were still lower,
after it was announced riegotia-
lions would resume this after
noon.
Bethlehem was of around a
point, Republic and Youngstown
Sheet g. Tube cut their earlier
l-point losses to fractions. United
States Steel remained a bit less
than a point of.
Aluminium stocks went ahead.
Aluminium Ltd. rose close to 2
points. Reynolds Metals, Alcoa
and Kaiser Aluminium advanced
well over a point apiece.
Boeing gained around a point
while Douglas and United Air
crafts were up fractionally.
Motors were still showing
minus signs.
Robert Gair gained a point on
news of a merger agreement with
Continental Can but lost this
almost Immediately and re-
treated fraction. Continental
Can was inactive and mainly
unchanged.
New York Central gained close
to a point and Southern Rail-
way was off around a point as
other rails were fractionally
mixed.
Corporate bonds were lower in
quiet trading. Treasury bonds
improved slightly.
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Hourly Sales on the Exchange
II GOA. 400 600 10 noon $50 600
100 pm o7o 600 200 pm 600 600
tUnit OF trading 10 shares or sales IN
full, Rates Of dividends in the foreeoine
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual decla-
ration Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not Included
a Also extra or extras. Annual rate
plus stock dividend d Declared or paid
In 1865 plus stock dividend, e Declared
or paid so far this year, Payable In
stock during 1885. estimated cash value
on ex-dividend or redistribution date,
9 Paid last year. b Declared or paid
after stock dividend or split-up. kDe.
clared or paid this year an accumula-
tive .ssue with dividends In arrears.
p Paid this year. dividend omitted. de-
ferred or no action taken at last diyi-
dend meeting. Declared or paid In 1886
plus stock dividend. Payable IN stock
during 1866, estimated cash value on ex-
or redistribution date. y Liqui.
dating dividend. cid Called < Ex diyi-
dend. x-dis Elk distribution xr Elk rights.
XIV without warrants. WV With warrants.
wd When distributed. wi When issued
nd Next day delivery. Elm bankruptcy or
receivership or being reorRaniSed under
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities a..
sumed By such companies.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. June 2s B.-cotton
futures held steady during the forenoon
To-Day with support coming thro,ISh
I trade and local sources. Offerings were
A leading spot firm in its latest week.
y crop survey said cotton progress was
a a.nni eooa N the East, good TO locally
excellent in the central belt and mostly
sood in the west: except in the drought
areas. The Far Western States AGAIN re-
ported good to excellent progress.
The firm said survey Just Completed
indicates II is not possible to determine
how. much cotton acreage will be niaeed
u the soil bank in the current season.
MANY producers are awaiting further de-
tails on the program. but il appears
most OF the acreage that may enter the
soil bank will be where Il has been too
qrv to plant or terminate. weather
damaged CROPS and in q few cases where
aIotments have been under-planted II
Is expected production prospects will be
little affected BY the program this sea-
son. the firm spot concluded.
Noon prices were unchanged to SIS
cents a bale higher than the previous
close. July 49,. October 1911 and
December 32.74
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, June 2S dF9.-(usDA)-
Butter steady. Receipts 100000. Prices
Wholesale esg prices steady, Receipts
Midwestern. Mixed colors. Extras las
5Q lbsl $500; extras large f4b-4s Ihsl
37-3S; extras medium 1894: standards
large 33-35; dirties 81 80; checks 27-:3i
large (45-4S ibsl 3S-39; extras medium
1926. Browns. Extras $3.50 lbsl 40-41
Nearby: Whites Top quality (4S.50
lbsl Al -43. mediums 36-36s; smalls
42-43; mediums 35-36: smalis 27-27ia
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Law Reporter Plant Sold
TO New Printing Firm

The Law Reporter Printing Co.
has sold its printing plant at
518 Fifth street NV. to a new
firm, the Action Printing Co., it
was learned today.
The Law Reporter Printing
Co. will continue publication of
its weekly newspaper of legal in
formation, the Washington Law
Reporter. and will have it printed
by Action Printing.
Edwin H. Evans. vice president
and general manager of the Law
Reporter Co., will be president
and treasurer of the now COM
pany. Richard Chamberlin,
treasurer of Ramsdelh Inc, and
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TOBACCO SALES

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, June IS
R1.-Growers delivered a fairly light
volume of Southern Maryland tobacco
to the auction markets yesterday, Sales
lasted only from two to three hours
the Federal-State Market News Service
Average prices for the principal
grades sold showed small gains and
losses in about equal proportion as COM
pared with. Tuesdays quotations. The
largest and most frequent losses Oc-
Cured for red-colored offerings Top
price paid for individual baskets re-
NAMED at S74 a hundred pounds. Some
poorest nondescript sold as low as SI2
Quality showed Improvement The pro-
portion of nondescript tobacco on the
warehouse floor was smaller and there
was an increase in thin crop.
Sales Tuesday amounted TO 323,964
net pounds and averaged ISL 10 a hun
dred. Volume was about half that sold
on Monday and the average was 81 "a
lower; Season sales totaled S16,447, 76S
pounds for an average of S53.53
Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds on limited number of repre-
sentative U. S. grades were as follows:
SSasae ,, y. S. Wed.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied BY the United
States Agriculture Department:
Poultry Quotntions
Poultry--Market continues steady an
fryers, prices mostly unchanged: de-
mand good for rood quality: arrivals
about ample: UNDERGONE steady 10 arm;
20 cents; heayy-type hens fowl Continue
weak demand very light for aVerage
quality, light 10 fair for best; carried
-. in Baltimore; Broilers or fryers,
lbs. and over, 25-26: hens, heavy tyne,
20, few 20 cents for fancy quality.
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METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. June 2S LB--spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: copper 40
~ cents a pound. Connecticut Valley.
Lead ~ cents a pound. New York Zinc
d3h cents pound. East 81. Louis. Tin
silver Pow cents per troy ounce. New
York. Az Pittsburgh, SCRAP steel No. /
heavy was quoted at 44.00-45.0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, June % Op,.--The New
York Stock Exchanae reported today
these odd-lot transactions By principal
Purchases OF 21g. 800 shares; sales OF
1S4 200 shares including l,S2i shares
sold short.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished By the Associated Press
Stock and Add Ne
Dividend Rate 90 High Low 1918 chs
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET
INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ssups
DOMESTIC

DOHEo IN
Ala Pow 3las ~
Alcoa 3tas -
Am b FTP IS 2O3O
Am q FP A.eOs 81
Am tai S5ss 81
Am Tobacco IS 50
Armour 81 "a
Atchison Is 95 Sc
B g. o 4ias 2010 A
B q o 4Rss CSC
Beta ST 3t4s 10
BoB d Me ~ 90
Can Southern IS 90
1hp Pac Is perp
Celaneee 3lss 76
Chi B d @ Ass
Chi q 8 III inc o.
Chi CIV ASS
Ihi a NV .tss 90
Col Gas 37ss 81
Colum Gas Has -
D&RGW 3s-4s 90
Diet Edison 2s4s 81
Dow Chem IS 81
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UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

BY the Associated Press
49,. The cash position Of the Treasury compared With
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. June % 0D.-Dividends
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with corresponding dat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19
Don Boil Signs
With Redskins

Don Boil, one of the big boys
of the Redskins line at 26:
pounds. has signed for the 1856
season. General Manager Dicl
Mccain announced today.
An alumnus of Nebraska who
learned to play football in the
Marine Corps, Boil came into his
own with the Redskins last sea-
son and is q key lineman in this
years plans. This will be his
fourth campaign in pro football
all spent with the Washington
eleven.
A warehouseman during the
OF season to keep his waistline
taut, Don's line play in the first
game with the Eagles at Phila-
|delphia last year was an inn
|portant factor in the Redskins
great 1880 comeback victory
over that team. Boil moves his
6-foot-2 frame around the grid
iron with surprising agility, but
until last year was too good
natured to get the most out Of
his physical assets.
The 29-year-old Boil is mar
ried and makes his home in
Washington.
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British Gain Hope
From 50 Defect
In Wiqhtmun Cup

WIMBLEDON, England. June
10 R.-British tennis staged an
autopsy today on Americas latest
Wightman Cup victory and de-
cided the women's trophy still
lis as much part Of the United
States scene as the Statue Of
Liberty.
But there were a number of
reservations for the future and
more than one hint that the gap
between American and British
women's tennis is narrowing.
The American team clinched
the trophy MISUNDERSTANDING
its 80 lead Friday with two more
victories to make the final tally
So.
The Britons were quick to
point out that the English girls
this year collected more than one
victory for the first time since
1899.
The young British team may
well provide America with plenty
of opposition next time-partic-
ularly from Angela Mortimer,
the English star who downed
Americas No. 2 player, Shirley
Fry.
There was more talk, too, about
that disputed line call Friday
when Angela Buxton had match
point against Miss Fry, and more
than casual applause for Angela's
showing yesterday before losing
to Louise Brough. 3--6, 6-s,
"a