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Haying

IT is different now. Powerful
= machines manipulate mowers and
side delivery rakes. Mechanical
power pulls baling machines that
scoop up the dried grass. The hay is
pressed into bundles and tossed onto
trucks and conveyer belts lift the
bales from truck to scaffold. In
creasingly, farmers are building dry
ing ducts in the mows. Many are
using grass silage and no longer
fear long rains or sudden showers
after the hay is down.
Only a few years ago haying
was a touch-and-go period of
the farm year. Good farmers
with heavy crops of timothy and
clover watched the weather signs
because it took at least two days
for heavy hay to make" A lad
who drove the big team on the
moving machine in the morning,
drove one of the horses on the
hayrake in the afternoon. The
hay was usually cooked for the
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Clair Fett and Ralph Bixel left
Tuesday morning for RusselPs Point
where they will spend the Fourth.
Elmer Basinger has been granted
life certificate to teach in the
public schools by the state board OF
school examiners at Columbus.
Mrs. E. B. Betzner and daughter
Opal of Kitchener, Ontario, are
visiting the formers mother, Mrs.
C. p. Steiner on South Main street.
Ezra Amstutz had the misfortune
of having his arm broken last week
by receiving a kick from a horse.
Misses Ethel Steinman and Ruth
Rudy left Monday morning to at
tend the Christian Endeavor confer
ence at Winona Lake, Ind, this
week.
The large barn on the d. N
Powell farm at Gilboa was struck
by lightning and destroyed. The
farm home was occupied by Clyde
Agner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Schrag, re-
turned missionaries from China
spent Sunday and Monday with Rev
and Mrs. w. S. Gottshall. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Schrag are located at Men.
MONTE mission station at Psao Chor
Su in China about twenty mile:
from the station where Mrs. p. j
Boehr, daughter of Rev. and Mrs
Gottshall, is working.
Prof. H. w. Berky left Tuesda!
for his home in Philadelphia, Pa.
to spend the summer vacation.
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Fire of unknown origin totally
destroyed large barn on the Cliff
Taylor farm six and one-half miles
southeast of Bluffton on the Lincoln
highway, late Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. J. Norman King has accepted
call to the pastorate of the Bluff
ton and Rockport Presbyterian
churches. He also recently accepted a
position in Bluffton high school as
instructor of social science and
economics.
Married fifty years ago, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Duffman of this place
celebrated their Golden Wedding an
niversary in the home of Mrs. John
Fett on South Main street, last
| Sunday.
An ice delivery truck driven by
Ed and Frenas Hermann was struck
| by a freight train and totally de-
molished in grade crossing ac-
cident on Monday morning. The
Hermann brothers received painful
cuts and bruises but escaped serious
injury.
Miss Elma Schifferly, who has
been teaching music in Louisiana for
the past year, is spending the sum-
mer at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Schifferly on Poplar street.
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LEGAL NOTICE
r.ao NJ 4gqgt


Alice Mae Kuecken. minor by Helen
Journel her mother and next friend Plain
tiff, vs. Melvin Leon Kueeken, Defendant.
Melvin Leon KuecLen whose last known
address Is 6l3 Robertson Street. Marine City,
Michigan. will take notice that the Goth day
Of June. 1857, the plaintiff. Alice Mae
kuecken, filed her petition for divorce against
him in the Common Pleas Court of Allen
County, Ohio. in Case No as334 the
grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty and praying
that she may be divorced from said defendant,
temporary and permanent custody Of the
minor children temporary and permanent
support and for such other and further relief
cause will be heard on or after six weeks
from the first publication of this notice.
ALICE MAE KUECKEN. Plaintiff
BY Anthony j. Bowers
Her Attorney
2U2 Dominion Building
Lima. Ohio
June 27. July 4. II, is, 25 Aug. |
LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 2s0i6
In the Matter of the Estate OF Jennie
stephens, Deceased, Bess NJ. Raeer, Admins
tratrN.
Ida Beck. Rufus Thomas. Katherine Dogal.
Betty Chambers. William Thomas, Howard
Hughes. Jane Pollick Lena Skellev. Ruth
Rsse, Elizabeth Emans, Richard Meredith,
Russell Meredith. Mfynfa Gldreich: Ann
Davis. Howard Hughes as guardian of Ann
Davis or their surviving spouse, heirs, le-
gatees. devisees and those entitled 10 their
next estate of inheritance If deceased. whose
places of residence are unknown and cannot
with reasonable diligence be ascertained and
the unknown heirs, leyatees. devsees and
those entitled 10 the next estate of inheritance
| from Jennie Stephens who are unknown and
| cannot with reasonable diligence be ascer-
| tanned and upon whom service Of summons
| cannot be had in the State of Ohio. will take
notice that the plaintiff. Bess Nj. Rager,
Administrators of the estate of Jennie Steph-
ems. has filed her petition in the Probate
| Court of Allen County. Ohio. being Case No.
| 2s0i6 for order of sale of the following
described real estate to-wt:
| Situated in Sugar Greek Town
ship. Allen County. Ohio and
more particularly described fol-
| lows:
Commencing Ten q0) rods South
of the Northeast corner Of frae-'
tional Section No. Twentv-nine
t29l. Township Two (2) South.
Range Six t6l East thence West
Sixteen t16) rods; thence South
Ten 0ol rods thence East Six
teen u6l rods thence North
Ten ti0) rods to the place of be-
ginning. containing One ll acre
of land.
The PRAYER of said petition is for an order
| 10 sell said real estate. free and clear of any
claims of those entitled to the next estate OF
| inheritanee and said cause will come on to be
heard six weeks following the first publca-
ton hereof
RESS NJ. RACER. ADMINISTRATIVE
| Ry Walter L. White
Attorney for the Estate
ZOE Dominion Building
Lima, Ohio
July 4. II. Is. 25 Aug. /. s
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Cub Scout Pack Plans
Wiener Roast Tonight

Bluffton Cub Scouts will hold their
monthly Pack meeting tonight. Thurs
day, at 1880 o'clock at Harmon Field,
Cubmaster Richard Weaver has an
nounced.
The outdoor program will include
an advancement ceremony which will
be followed by wiener roast around
the camp fire.
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Free city mail delivery was begun
in Button on August l.
Bluffton can claim the proud ois-
tinction of being one of the first
municipalities in the state to cancel
its Fourth of July celebration when
a state of war became a reality.
Funds that would have been used to
furnish entertainment have been
donated to the Red Cross.
Teams are driving through the lot
formerly occupied by the Commercial
Bank Building adjoining the News
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Beaverdam

Mrs. D. L. Brenneman, Allentown,
was week end guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Russell Wolfe.
Mrs. f. w. Bassett and Clara Culver
were Sunday guests of the L. w.
Bassett family on Sunday.
The Green family reunion was held
in Bryan, Ohio, on Sunday. The
Leonard Greens from Beaverdam
were in attendance.
Ernest Hall has been returned to
his home from Memorial hospital in
Lima.
Mrs. Harry Yant spent Sunday in
| DelphoS with Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Swick, Mrs. Swick being sister of
Mrs. Yant.
The Win A Couple class of the
Methodist church will hold its annual
picnic at the Ada park next Sunday.
Mrs. E. w. Bassett and Mrs. L. w.
| BaSSett attended the funeral services
| for Mrs. Effie Bressler at Bowling
Green, Ohio, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Thornton
have moved into the George Sarka
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sheets and
family, Decatur Indiana, spent the
Fourth in the Bushong home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Koogler
Mrs. Anna Teegarden, Lima, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Wentz, Cairo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Koogler and daughter
Lafayette, Miss Matte Koogler, Day
ton, Va, and Mrs. Mary Sandy were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Sandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marquart spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mar
quart and family in Bowling Green
Ohio.
Mrs. Alma Amstutz spent the pas
week end with Bluffton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Massie anc
family, Rt. 5, Lima, and Mrs. Lille
Anderson left on Tuesday morning
for several days visit with Mr.. anC
: Mrs. Carl Weaver and family il
Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
The WSCS ladies of the Methods
church will have their July meetinl
in the form of a picnic on the churcl
n | Ia,.r. ,..@1,. u,k,,treJau Tnly
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Alspach an
! family, Fostoria, were Sunday visitor
in the home of her sister and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Donaldson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Renninger an
: family, Newton Hamilton, Pa, ar
house guests of the Virgil Mumpe
family.
: The Young Adult class of the Bea
verdam Methodist church had ham
burger fry Sunday evening to initial
i the lights installed on the churc
picnic grounds by our class. Fund
for installing the lights were raise
by selling keepsake plates, Attendin
were Rev and Mrs. Oscar Burdett
=, and children, Mrs. Ruth Crevistor
= Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McCombs an
I children. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Herr
e Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Theis, Mr.. an
Mrs. Gene Robonolte, Mr.. and Mrs
e Richard Arnold and children, JAG
{ Pugh, and Mr.. and Mrs. RobeI
) Zimmerman and children.
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ENROLL AT WHEATON

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd r. Brown of
218 South Jackson street, Bluffton,
have enrolled in the .43rd annual
summer school of Wheaton college,
Wheaton, Ill. in course in mission
airy trends and missionary literature.
Mrs. Brown is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Diller.
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Thomas E. Dray sustained a
broken bone in his left wrist as the
result of a fall in the barn when a
rope broke while making hay at the
Dray farm east of town.
Miss Eldora Gratz, who spent a
three weeks vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gratz of
Jackson street, returned to Cleve-
land Tuesday to resume her duties
at the Huron Road hospital in that
city.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Florence Rosella Stratton De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Leonard f.
Stratton of lis East Grand Ave, Lima. Ohio.
has been duly appointed Administrator of
the Estate of Florence Rosea Stratton de-
ceased, late of Allen County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims
with said fiduciary within four months.
Dated this 2lst day of June 1857
Paul J. Rockey
Probate Judge of said County
June "a, July a, II
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chatf itched lad all over. The hay
crop is one of the most important
in America. We are glad that the
work has been mechanical, but
somehow the countryman thinks
some of the flavor of the harvest is
gone as mechanical power takes over
the harvest.
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President Jack Pugh appointed COM
mittees for an ice cream social to
be held Saturday, July q. Julys
class meeting will be a combined
covered dish dinner and swimming
party to be held Sunday, July q, at
Findlay park, Findlay, o.
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NeUs Grandfather Read !.
TORN THE BLUFFTON NEWS ISSUE or JULY S, I9f7-

building. The excavation for the
basement is being rapidly completed,
and the construction work will begin
this month.
L. o. Gratz of the high school
faculty is attending the summer
school at the Ohio State university
at Columbus.
Mrs. j. S. Steiner will be one of
the speakers at the patriotic celebra-
ton of the Federation of Women's
organizations at Wooster this Thurs
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
DIVIDENDS

new YORK, May 81 n.--pividsn
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OdIum Firm
To Be Merqed

NEW YORK. May 81 (P.-
Merger Of the Babb Co.. Atlas
Corps 81 million aircraft serv-
ice subsidiary. into Transocean
Corp. Of California, was an
nounced today by Floyd B. 3D.
lum. Atlas president.
Transocean will acquire Babb
in exchange for So million in
lS-year 5l2 per cent debentures,
50 million in par value of 6 per
cent convertible preferred STOCK
and 100000 shares of common
stock in the California firm, Mr..
Album said in a talk before the
New York Society Of Security
Analysts. A company spokes-
man said the common stock is
traded over the counter at $8.25
bid and $8.75 asked.
Mr.. Odlum said the trans
action was agreed upon in talks
with Orvis M. Nelson. president
Of Transocean. and Dollar As
sociates OF San Francisco. q
holding company for the Dollar
interests and q financial spon-
scr Of Transocean Corp. 1t is
subject to approval by the Civil
Aeronautics Board and the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 81 @.-Rain again
hao Q dominant influence on Grain fu-
lures At the chicaso Board Of Trade
Most contracts opened close To Mon
days closes, but prices essed despite
reports Of heavy overnight rains m the
winter wheat-groWtng areas. There also
was rain in the corn and soybeans
heelons wnere planting has been de-
Some OF the price pressure came
from expiration Of May contracts with
stable interests still open in wheat and
Near the end Of tn. frst hour old style
$2.i ~. new style wheat was unbalanced
70 Y lower. July $2.0e.s. corn was y
@ higher. May 81 81 y, oats were y
z 70 = lower. May 81 .iSse. scybesns
we're UNCHANGED. 70 - highsr.. May
S2.399t. and lard was unchanged 70 5
cents hundred pounds lower. May
Forecasts of more rain over tn. srov-
ing areas and continued uncertainty
as 70 the eject. fthe heavy rains
OF the past month or 20 were counter
acting factors in wheat trade.
tered showers In the winter Wheat re-
eion,. and some strength resulted from
the length Of the bad-Weather stretch.
delivery settiements on May contracts
Drain Co. said there was "aulte 4 little
evening up" 10 be done.
Alth0ugh a. million bushels Of May
wheat wheat va: reported open yTiday night.
Traders felt there was . fair amount
Of cash wheat In Chicago for rendering
There was nsslisible export news.
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'Gruen Industries
Votes $1.8 Million
'Debentures Sole

CINCINNATI, May 81 R.-
Stockholders Of Gruen Industries,
Inc, yesterday approved the
sale Of $500 900 worth Of con-
vertible debentures to Graham
Newman g. Associates Of New
York. The Gruen board Of direc-
tors had recommended the sale
as a means Of providing working
capital to keep the company OPP
Grating.
Actual contamination Of the
deal will be held UP, however,
pending the outcome OF an in
junction suit against the sale.
All proxies in yesterdays vot-
ing have been ordered impounded
by Common Pleas Court Judge
tits Hess.
The debentures, according to
the resolution approved 23S,439
shares to 7.450. would be seven
year. 5 per cent notes. which, at
any time during the seven years
could be exchanged for stock at
the rate Of So per share.
Oficials said there are 3S8, sos
shares Of stock now outstanding
and that II Graham-Newman
should elect to convert into stock,
il would receive 100000 shares
for the debentures.
0raham:Newman has agreed
to purchase the debentures, ac-
cording to Howard Gould, gen.
eral counsel for Gruen.
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Stocks Lower,
Range Narrow;
Trading Active

NEW YORK, May 81 (R.-
Stock market prices were. lower
this afternoon in fairly active
trading.
Pivotal issues were of frac-
lions to around a point. A good
assortment Of key stocks held
firm or made advances.
Wall street analysts said a
resting period was to be expected
in the light of the markets con-
tinuous posting Of new 81 highs
in the past week and a half.
The furloughing Of 1000 work.
ers at Louisville. KY. by General
Electric. the drop in steel pro-
duction last week to its low for
the year and q rise in the Treas
ury's short-term borrowing costs
after four weeks of decline were
among the background factors.
GE eased only slightly despite
the layoffs. Amerada was up
more than 2 points. Lukens
Steel. after running ahead more
than 3 at the opening, trimmed
its gain to a point or so.
The oils had a healthier look
than other major divisions.
Although Gulf Oil was OF a
fraction. slight gains were made
by Royal Dutch. Texas Co. and
Standard Oil (New Jersey. Sim
clair rose a major fraction.
Johns-Manville gained frac-
tionally as its building materials
sales were reported higher be-
cause Of repairs and remodeline.
Republic Steel was UP a bit. The
company's capital spending will
hit a new high this year, its
president reported.
Most Other steels were lower.
United States Steel, Bethlehem
and youngstown Sheet lost frac-
tons. Chrysler dropped a major
fraction while General Motors
eased in a listless motor group.
Corporate bonds were lower.
Government bonds declined.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business Failures in the week

Business Failures in the week
ended May Is totaled 264 COM
pared with 267 in the previous
week and 279 in the like week
q year ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Short Interest on May Is to-
tailed 2.964,249 shares compared
with 3.07l.70o on April IS and
was the lowest since February
Is. 1957.-New York Stock Ex-
change.
Penn-Te Corp. annual
stockholders meeting reconvened
briefly and then recessed until
June 4 to allow more time for
judges to count proxy votes cast
for board candidates.
Chrysler Corp. announced It
will pay $1os6 million in lieu Of
vacation to 100000 hourly
rated workers. starting tomorrow.
Chrysler's contract requires cash
instead Of paid time OF.
U. s. B0rax q Chemical Corn.
common stock was admitted to
trading on the New York Stock
Exchange.
Southern Co. in IL months
ended April 80 earned $3l ,2s3 ,2ss
or $l.48 q share VS.. $27,0lO, sos
or $1.42 in 1856.
Ohio Edison Co. In IL months
ended April 30 earned $25, $685.
393 or 1919 q share VS.. S2l,.
064.l2S or 1857 In 1855.
Georgia Power Co. in l2I
months ended April 80 earned
sl6.26l.o75 VS.. $l4.4ll.o53 In
1856.
Alabama Power Co. In III
months ended April 80 earned
Sl5.6so.072 VS.. $i4.es3.0e2 in
1856.
Gimbel Bros, Inc, in 3 months
ended April 80 earned $l,l3o, 900
or 81 cents q share W. $0le, 900
or 81 cents in 1855 period.
Arg0 Oh Corp. in 3 months
ended March 81 earned $780,
06e or IS cents q share VS..
81 .266.o93 or 81 cents In 1856
period.
Pet Milk Co. in 8 months
ended March 81 earned S376, lOl
or IS cents q share VS.. 1928, 629
or 8 cents in 1856 period.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied BY the United
states Agriculture Department.
Livestock Markets
Cattle $50; not enouGh any class
S0id 70 estaolieh q class trend: calves
ID I'D; moderately active trade but most
|sensraliy steady. Few choice and prime
Hogs $50: moderately active: bar.
sDot: SO 1e On S sSEs mo ss S 1w c,
1 4 si " al ios0:Ie;7S: fsE sao:sio is
1850; iso.iso lbs is.sC,iS u: lev lev
I6sS, lev 4o6-Sno Is iS.0o-sSso: 500.
sheen Is: not enough on offer to
establish . trading basis.
Grain Market
Elour--Receipts. none.
,hipments. $4,000 bushels; stocks. D..
NE hoE 800 bushels No. ? red winter sar-
corn@Receipts. 27.4se bushels; ship
mEssints S,. 10000 bushels; stocks. 3.ibl.-
none; .ioets 's sisss7 P SSsS.i. shipments
mons: stocks, fSS.seS bushels. "'D"'"'''
;tosks T 5Ss s9s b nSsns shipments nonsi
Soybeans--Reeeipts, 1881 bushels;
shipments, none: stocks 20b,34I bushels.
Millfeed--Reeeipts. none.
Egg Markets
Egss: Prices unchanged. supplies fully
ample for the slow 70. fair demand. Re-
ceipts moderate, Small lot sales current
receipts reported at 1925 cents.
Prices paid By hrst receivers delivered
fob. Baltimore. cases Included: Larse.
brown and mixed, 3O-33. Mediums, min.
80 pc. a quality. whites. 20-27: stand
ards. whites, %.
Prices. to 'retaiiers;. Graded according
70 Maryland egg-grading law. GRADE A
large. whites, 3g-43 mostly. az: brown
brown and whites, 54-f0 mostly Ss-3s.
Grade B large, whites. 34.37 mostly 40:
brown and mixed. 34-37 mostly SO.
Receipts; Eggs 1900 cases By truck.
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HONORED BY INDUSTRY

HONORED BY INDUSTRY
Edward J. Clarke, presi-
dent Of the C&C Linen
Service, has been named
by the Laundry-Dry Clean
ing Association of the Dis
trict of Columbia as Man
Of the Year" He was hon.
ored for his outstanding
contribution to the indus
try. AS chairman of the as
sociation's Clothing Cru
sade," he supervised collec-
ton, processing and deliv-
cry of more than 100000
pounds Of clothing for
Central Europe's destitute
people.-Chase Photo.
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Christiunu Dividend

WILMINGTON. DEL. May 81
R.-The board of directors Of
Christiana Securities Co., an in
vestment firm with its principal
holdings in E. I. Dupont de
Nemours and Co., Inc. an
nounced cash dividends of SITS
a share to 1850 preferred stock
holders and $110 a share to
about 1000 common stockhold-
ers.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

,,, NEW YORK: Nay 2, q !UsDA 40
%sSl'; Sa:.m Sriss' os o. Score :ut s.tSg
e0M cents .ga score .sIN eolo0s,; 90
SSCh: chss.s steady. Receipt; $4,000.
E.y YORK Spo.s aSS s.. ri:
is $3.50 ss s; s .sis.; ia: sSism .rs
VINES: sut s::' $3.50 ,S nsis
i Extras ,as sdISm issj siT.S$aM. browns;
lssS soPs.as: medium. 'g s43s.sSs, snaIls
Is, $:ss 9rG %sdiuI T'' ss s$S. :S;is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

uourD sales On The exehange
! I 90 m 500 600 ~ noon Gao 600
100 N 2so 600 900 ON o 600 600
unit Of rsolng 10 shares or salea IN
iull Rate, Of divicends IN the ioregoina
table ar, annual disbursements based on
S Sns o soi.S Gss
or extra dividsnds are moi included
: "a, Aiso 80, sztrs y sstras - 2 Annual rae
year Payable IN stock uurins 1867
estimated cash value on e1.divldsnd or
~ sSi' ss = S SslS
dividend omitted, deferred Of no sstion
teken - lasi dividend meeting vbe.
estimatee cash value on ex.dlyidend OF
ex. distribption date > LiauidAtInG divi.
fsnS S,,, slS Called q ,, SiSyidsnd
S e vsErs !1.,l.,, Nv WIZ warrant. va
Next day deliver, :in banEfSpse, On o..
!eeeiysrship @ beine reorganllsd Indsf
sumsd ~ sueh eomDaniaA
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, May 81 B.-Cotton
futures moved lower during the fore
noon today as increased profit taking
the earlier demand for contracts Some
traders were also disappointed over the
falling of in the pace OF CCC sales
Of export cotton to shippers. The COM
program at the latest auction held May
IA were approximately 100000 bales
smaller than in the preceding sale. Some
dealers expressed the view that this
reflected the rather limited supply OF
better quality cotton in the CCC
catalogue.
Noon prices were 10 to IS cents .
July 1923, October 34.19 and Deem.
Der 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

.xtrs a. eiv a..r Books closed tPius
's1 TINS year. . Paid last year.
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D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
rot Fec Pvr com-25 at 2iA,. "a At
Wash Gas com 4.25 pfd-5O at 81, "a
S WssS Gas Ca. ccnc-ioo Ct IS.
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. May 81 R.-Th. N.w
r.n as, odd lot transactions 81 Srineipal
purshss.oan me ao noxsehhssnes for May 90
~. zSsc'uZ4 shares including 3,S32 shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-06

GEORGETOWN, 1898 p st.-Attrac
rm., semipVt. bath and kit: $50
Seen a. FE. 7-4669, ewes.
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