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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

Girl desires child care and INV;
yood reference. saturday phone
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4oio LIVINGSTON RID. Sc.
Furnished . Bedrooms. Sis


INCLUDING UTILITIES
Large modern newly decorated
corner apt loads OF closet space
Laundry and storage facilities
Near schools, shoppina and trensp
Receiving station Res Mer Apt
SIDNEY 2 MENsH 4 co
Ma s-6fiO
COLORED -F0OTE ST M
cURro5i iREsiToR Sin Il s2 ;.7 x "'
col ORfD-iias SPRING RD NV
- rm, kit, share bath s6n
utlls incl To inspect see tenant
on lst \ OF cal Di t-4sAt
COLORED - ROOM kitchen
share bath Conv transp AZ door
$40 Wk, HU, 3-nHna
COLORED-Iist NEWTON ST
N.W.-Apt. 6idg IN pyi
bath. So mo utils incl See
ianitOr on premises
COLORFD - WOODBRIDGE ENC
apt IN detached home, Vic 18th
and r ! ave. ne Pvt bath utilg.
Conn,enieni tran.p $40 RA o.
COLORED--g PvT RMS. pvt kit
PVT bath, $40; utilS incl III ..
COIORED--SsS u ST. sE, lust of
Pa ave Comb Nv. rm brdfm
comb Kit din rim pvt bath
newly redec CHILD accepted pre-
fef service family OF family with .
steady lob, so mo. RA 3.4SSi
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GlRARD ST. NV , iise-N y,
bath sii weekly, -.
NEw HAMPSHIRE Avn. NV,
iHiO--Bsmt, nice and clean
newly dee, Ne. lisht housekesp.
reAs. priced, NO. 7-p0bs.
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PAPER HANGING

PAPERING. SIC rfn. up: IS sun
fast Washable paper 10 $1,000
RA 6-1Ss4. VIII .-g45s
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Rooms. APIS. TO SHARE


ALEX.--l girl wishes 70 share !
nedrfn. apt. with another GiTl
XII g-5Iv3
GIRL TO SHARP 3-bedrm. house
With other Girls SIS mo. inc
uiils. NO 5-4733.
YOUNG MAN 70 share 2-bedTm
apt with another man: I block or
Wilson Dlyo. near Key Bridge
ia. 5-17bl
BACHELORS. share with other yng
cong barhs. attr 2-bedTm apt.
hi-h. S37 so mo DE. 2-5ses
2 GIRLS to share Georgetown
house, with . other giFis: collegs
rrads pref NO. 0-7sg7 or EN-
REsPECTABLE colored girl. set.
TIED person OF student 70 share
ADJ with Government sir Twin
beds; NV. SEQ ton COW location
auto washer-cTieT RA. 6-aS50
after . pm
COMPLETELY TURN. BEDRM
AFT; nearby Arlington, gifl 10
share with another Elrl, TV. ni-n
and All cows IA. 4-aSka, sat
and Sun an.y
COLORED-aPT To SHARE with
another tiTl- rms, kit bath
RA. '.-st445
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st, s5As s5g B a., TE r. a PArT TIgSg,

ANTIQUE OIL PAINTINGS. Beau.
Francis and Clare with VirEin
and Child. attributed Lotto
li6th Cent? 80" long 32D high
VIRGIN and Child BY Estrada
famous pupil Murillo, 30" BY
sis hy BOZ "a elat m
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ROOMS UNFURMIsRED
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

iaIS CALVERT ut. NV un.
turn. rms conv transportation
Apt 4. after D pm. 1b'
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BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE.--'I-room
apt girl ever q 70 share with
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APIS. FuRMIsHED--D. Q.

DUPLEX. NEAR BOILING FIELD
rmg XII and bath utlls furnished.
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FARM AND GARDEN

NOT BED SASH fuiy 1lazed cy-
press frame Al shape Ia
VALE, Col PIX, Nd. WE S-fsi2
LANDSCAPE WORK, shrubs. tree,
trimmed expert walls. patio. brick
work Mr. JENNINGS. ~. a-l307
EXPERT TREE work done trees
removed; winter orlces FOuSf
4 Bid, INC IL 4-O646
RICH. BLACK SLUDGE for lawns
and gardens. Delivered reasonable
RE S-GuSg
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goo CONN, across from Sheraton
PARK Hotel Enc apt Lee clos
cts, a4-hr switchboard service.
utilS incl Call MRS O'BRNAN.
MI SODA
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WRENCH, air impact. a.-drive
Ineersoll Rand. size $40. still IN
box. $500. can be seen az J024
Nelson pl Sc, Apt q
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PAINTING LU. l-f7sa e5s
PLAsTERING AND PAINTING :
Patch work lst-ela6z mechanic
Call IA 9-ii50
PLUMBING AND HEATING. lob
bin2 and remodeling 24-houl
service. LA. 6-6436
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ALTURASl: HOTEL

Sinsle ana double rms sl-houf
elevator and switchboard; din rm.,
transient - so dat Up; perma-
rent SO SO week NJ III 3-eli8
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Does, PETS, ETC.


BASLNJl AFRICAN barklessl won
DER dog that never annoys b.
bafklnK shedding OF doggie odor
Axe Ikf pups. conGo champion
lines XII k-Sle@ weekdayE after
all day week END
BEAGIE. az stud. Axe reg. s-yrs..
old II, 3-030S. after q ON
B0xfR PUPS. Axe. ehamo. breed
shots wnrmed IA. S-SaO0: Il . M
weekday Can be seen sun
ONER PUPPIES, Axe registered
> females fawn with blk mask
beau, marked. : wks old PA
5-ts3a
CHIHUAHUA PuPs. reg. Axe: af-
feetiCnatf tiny beauties Cali after
> pm WO f-SaS5.
COCkER PUPs. Axe. best house
pets Ss3 up. Wa S-e.7s 1918
Hamilton a., Hyattsyilie, Nd
COLLIE. mixed breed q Eks old
msis ~ siss tree TO 5000 home
COLIN. male; black ana white
Axe req good with children.
Yrs old AP 7-35es
COLLIE Axe. male. 8 wks IN
usually heavy coat lac. healthy,
champ stock, 20. a-s21G
DAC HsmUND PUPPIEs. Axe res.
Red AXIS ole Reasonable. 10.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED. a ride from I4th and
rOnSt ave nv t. els, and
Bunker Hiil I'd = al ICES am
weekdays. la. 6-9@aS
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RABY CRIB. stofkline; excel, cond,
with bFand-new seria crib mat
tress. S@a, hiah chair. Walker
also folds down 70 make table aIic
chair on wheels $40. both items
&nn m HOnstQ
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SADDLE HORST sorrel geldine
white stoekings, gentle, vel
trained lust right for that teen
aeer for this sprinG and summer
season, EdeeWater 9-Hist after
d.aO pm
FRESH MILK GOAT with . kids
$50. Sgd load stable manure
$50 or ejc bu and you haul II
JE @-fgtf
FIVE BLACK ANGUS cows. bred
with calves at side Si7S each
coz AID 4-O3e3.
FOR sAIE--24 pure bred and res
Aberdeen Angus heifers 20
months 10 years old FairvieW
Farm. U 8 Route 2p-ali al New
Baltimore. Va Phone Warrenton
tas-W-lt
FOR sALE. . saddle horses. one 4
yrs. old and one q yrs. old Call
FL. 4-6754, after 4 pm Monday
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DACHSHUND PUPS

DACHSHUND PUPS
Axe Weeks WE. s-s0i4
GERMAN sHEPnERD. imported
Axe res mos black anc
TAR male hoase pei Inquiries
invited ki. S-si3f
GERMAN sHEPHERD PUPPTEs
Axe re- Shots ane wormed bred
fer temperament; WI. ee.aiaa
GIRNAN SHEPHERD PUPS. ulals
and female res and unfes Ehats
wofmed. NJ5 w BR. s-k5h1
IRISH sETTER PUPS, Axe reeis.
tered Eogmed. shcis JE e-6S07
PARaKEETs-choses. healthy be.
etst from ped. stock banded. res
Also breeders IL e-aiGf
PARAkEErs. anser.taned babies
birth nlStoff, FirGin 5reecefs
case EM 3-as14
PARAKEETsi babies: 50 81 each.
breeders. - pr. WI 6-O205
POINTER, 10 mos. old; lemcn snc
white Geld trial. huntinf parents
$50 VIZ s-ssat
POODLE. Axe. min. black female
mos. permanent shots wo
POODLES. toy puppies. apricot
Axe 81 6-4a6i or FL. s-460a
sHEITIE PUPs. min collie Axe.
wks bred Tor intsiilgence
SprinE t-6tgs
roy tOLIIES. "euts mistake =
ara So Silver Persian MAZE. Sos
81 i-aSfe
ctr SQUIRREL MONETY md
caEr $50 a. hest cr-f HIT
3.fss0 after q
faSHIONABIE DUTCH.CuT POO
DIE black standard female Axe
rec mos old, 500 OR 3-e-oS
At STUD. German Shepherd Bet
Won Adler Axe Cal MORNINGS CT
EVENINGS rE s-5aJa
PEDIcREED GOLDEN RETRIEVER,
Yrs old; trained In obedience
and retrieving OIL $3.50
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cts, al-hr switchboard service.
utilS incl Call MRS o'BRYAN.
DE s-S2da
DO YOU LIKE A BACK PORCH
AND YARD NewlV dee avail
ablf Al once sit 18Th ~ net.
bedrm ly I'm kit din bath.
50 - KE i.ll2u
It3a C0IuMRIA En. NV bed.
rm or enc ABBY ian OF cell
N pam HANNAH -a2 18th
street NV M N-ilOU
IGsa = Strict NV Art l--iiy.
I'm din nm kii ana bath TO
inspect call NJ PAU HANNAH,
~" t5th ST NV NE SALON
sOl 4 STRFET MI rms KY.
and bath. $50 nef mo VT INCL.
NJ Paul HANNAH f3g'1fth 81.
NV MI s-4lnO
SPACIOUS 2-bedrm apt In mod-
efn bids very close 90 eNery-
ihins Sa9 So per mo- including
utilities and master TV antennai
also N.fed tnr air conditioning.
See MRS MEYER Ant B-i 81
Chesapeake Al Sc
Continued on Next PagO
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FURNITURE--New studio couch
and chair SIS; 30-tneh Homarl
window fan, $50. AP 7-4Bla
FURN.--Leather couch, air cond
other miseel. items. Ju s-aags
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MAR LEETA 1895 18th 81 NV
Nice sele and dble rms. for youne
people. showers; excel, hd. elev
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COOK. white, pref small adult
,aR gAs; 1--we In best OF refs 60
WIDOW. white, mid-6Os. desires
position housekeeper for mother ).
less family, Box SIX. STAR ya'
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my
maid refined; eoloted woman ioi
days 3 week WORK, Neliapie ah0
honest. IL. 6-TASl
GIRL desires child care and gh.w.;
GOOD reference. Saturday phone
N a-aSAS
WOMAN. eolored, wishes gh.w.i :
DAYS; expeylence. references An'
'-titHsi,
YoCNG LADY, colOred, desires
child care or e.h.w,, experienced
u l.eJl1 20.
COZ OKEn GIRL desires gh.w. OF
child care, fond Of children, ex.
per Food refs Hu 3-said So
60, oRED GIRL desires lob q
ghw or child care. Cal 40
4-S0a3. s6s
COLONEL LAnY desires child care
or cleaning, days y week. Refs
II a-090S e6s
COIORED MAN wants lob 81
chauffeur. butler or houseman'
also GOOD cook, Al rets. oil
4-S464. GO.
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p Al, 's s':sI' S Ss;fi Stow % y

GAS RANGE. sood cond !. closed TOO
when not In use, clock timer and
heht, S46. Roto-Broil kine-size.
has deep fryer, Ike new, SIS
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DAnH HAD. mattress and springa
chest OF drawers. $40. Other misc
items, all In excel. eond. 10. D.
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maid. rsiinsd eoloFsd woman 10
4 DAYS 4 week work, Reliable ant
honest IL 6-TAAl,
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INCLUDES ALI UTILITIES OPP
STREET PARKING CONVENIENT
To SHOPPING AND TRANSP 10
n.0Ist
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GLASS, approx. 900 pieces h-in.
crystal sheet. size from 80 IN 4
30 In. to ~ in xf5 In, slight suf-
face impeFfeetlOnSi SAMPLES can
be seen at 26i0 9th ST. ne, TX
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FURNISHED
S99.75 MO

. BEDROOMS LlV. ROOM KIT
AND BATH GOOD LOCATION, 4,
MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN
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PAINTING
WALL PAPERING

as viii Fedscorats aGy room
free estimate DU 7.OOu3. HO
. .lN.fN
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RUGS

Imported Persian designs, extra
heavy rose, beige, blue: axI5,
ss9 so pss,; go o,,1n
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AIR COND. CLOSEOUT

Must n entire stock Of new
ia56-57 Nh-E Peddefs, Gibson.
Philc0 air conditioners. All sizes In
stock. new and fully guar No rea-
sqnable offer refused. Open ewes.
TIL 70
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PIANOS
REMODELING SALE

LarEe selection spinets and con.
, Qles, Knabe. Fisher. Everett
y 'urlitzer Estey and many Others
Everything must go 10 make room
for remodeling Drastic reduction,
70 make real bargains. Ions. easS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

COOK, white, pref small adult
family, live In best OF reisS GO
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Shaw Named
Riggs Chief
Trust Officer

The new head Of the Trust
Department Of the Riggs Ma
tional Banks is Edwin B. Shaw,
vice president and senior trust
officer. He succeeds Kenneth
F. Brooks, senior vice president.
who retired yesterday and will
be retained as a consultant to
the department.
These changes were an
nounced yesterday by Robert
v. Fleming, chairman Of the
board of directors.
Mr.. Shaw who has served
with the department since 1880.
is a native of North Carolina,
and graduated from the uni
versity there. He took his law
degree at George Washington
University. He is an alumnus
of the Graduate School Of
Banking at Rutgers University,
a past chairman of the Fidu-
Charles Section of the District
Bankers Association and is now
treasurer of the District Life
Insurance and Trust Council.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, who live
in Chevy Chase, Md, have a
daughter at Mount Holyoke
College and a son at Sidwell
Friends School.
Mr.. Brooks was elected an
assistant trust officer in 1926.
He has been head of the de-
partment since 1850 and
played prominent part in
building it to its present status
as one of the largest in the
area" officials said.
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c. e. P. Plant Investment
At New High in April

Vice President H. Holmes
Vogel, in charge of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone
Co., reported yesterday tele-
phone plant investment in the
District in April reached a new
high-$161, 958,550. He said
this was a $8,186,902 increase
over April. 1857.
At the May 20 meeting of the
board of directors, they ap-
proved spending $4,000 in
plant additions and improve
ments, Mr.. Vogel asserted. A
new cable between the down.
town and Lincoln centers and
in the Congress Heights area,
and installation of additional
long distance equipment, are
embraced in this program.
Mr.. Vogel said net income
for the year ended April 80 to-
tailed $6,981,975 against S.
687,35l for the same period a
year ago. Operating revenues
in March totaled $4,986,212
against $4,921,706 for the same
month a year ago. In April,
operating expenses including
taxes totaled $4,345,960. The
District had 580,S71 telephones
the end of the month-6,637
increase over April, 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. MAY 81, 1858
Quotations Furnished by the Associates Press
1858 Stock and Sales Net
Hlgh Low div. rate Add 00 High Low Close chs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
TOBACCO
MARKETS

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. May 81
tR tUSDAl Tobacco prices fell to
their lowest levels of the season TINS
week on Southern Maryland auction
markets.
Quality was lower and volume de-
clined Growers delivered l1,6 per
cent of sales to the Maryland Tobacco
Cooperative. For the season, 1873
per cent of turnover has gone under
loan.
The Federal-State Market News
Service reported sales for the week
ended May 80 totaled 2,2S7 900 pounds
and averaged S435l a hundred, q drop
of So .56 from the previous week, Sea
son sales reached 1890 76 pounds
for a S46.26 average during the cor
responding period last year VS. l5,-
77S,952 pounds at S5l % average last
wear.
Decreases in average prices by Grades
occurred mainly for heavy and thin
crop Grades
Net receipts of the Baltimore HogS-
hea6 Market for the season were re-
ported as around l,752,3Q0 pounds
This, combined with sales, totals
around 1912 500 pounds.
Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds on Q limited number OF rep
resentative U. S. grades were as fol-
HEAvY-cRoP:
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Sugar Named President
OF Life Insurance Council

Samuel j. Sugar was chosen
president of the Washington
Life Insurance and Trust
Council at the Indian Spring
Country Club. Other officers
chosen: Edwin B. Shaw, vice
president; C. Carney Smith,
treasurer, and j. Fontaine Hall,
secretary.
These members of the Execu-
tive Committee were elected:
Edward A. Dent, jr.; Wayne E.
Dorman, Lawrence w. Gunther,
Mr.. Hall, Edward J. Schmuck,
Mr.. Shaw. Mr.. Sugar. Mr..
Smith and Willard G. McGraw,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

Premier national company Is OPEN
ING a Washington Dir. and requires
the following staff nucleus upon
tDhtch to build:
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Washington Mutual Fund
Assets Increase 300

James M. Johnston, presi-
dent, Washington Mutual In
vestors Fund, yesterday report
ed to shareholders on April 80
it had net income totaling
$394,578. Net assets totaled
$10,658,664, compared with
$8.884.7l0 a year previously-a
20 per cent increase.
Mr.. Johnston said shares
represented ownership in IL
companies in 81 leading indus
tries.
The report said the net asset
value per share was $7.59 on
April 30, after deducting 20
cent capital gain distribution
and 8 cents dividend from in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

56th annual convention to be
held at Kansas City, Mo-, this
week. The elections will be on
Thursday night. The new Off
GERS will be installed at the
conventions concluding session
Friday morning in the Hotel
Muehlebach. Mr.. Mittendorff
has played a leading role in the
affairs of the institute in
Washington. He also has been
active in bankers affairs.
Gerard E. Hayes, assistant
vice president of the National
Shawmut Bank, Boston, now
ALB vice presidents, has been
nominated for president. Mr..
Mittendorf is considered likely
to be in line for the presidency
at the next annual meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

vestment income payable June
i. This compared with $8.42
per share a year ago April 80.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, May 81 0R. - Price
changes Of butcher hogs during this
four-day holiday week were small but
highest prices were not thoroughly
tested on some days because of the
scarcity or absence of No. l grade
in the 1898 ID range.
Barrows and gifts were 25 cents
lower for the week and sows 25 to
80 lower as local packers bought
fewer hogs. Shippers were good buyers
throughout the week, however, and
took the bulk Of offerings under go
lbs and almost all lots under go lbs.
In the wholesale pork markets, some
cuts advanced as much as So
hundredweight but the gain did not
recover all the setback OF the previous
week.
The weeks cattle market was pre-
dominantly SLAUGHTER steer run with
fully, 40 per cent OF the receipts being
about . per cent less than for last
week.
OF the steer offerings, about 70
per cent Graded choice but no load
lots of average prime to high prime
about 25 per cent of receipts with lower
grades extremely scarce.
| tUSDA) HOGS, 100; total, 100 les
ttmatedl. For the week: Barrows and
gifts steady to 25c lower, sows 25-50c
lower, Qeclne on weights over 4uU
pounds. At the close a few lots No. /,
| 195-220 pound butchers sold at 1880
1915; No. and . lots, 10000
pounds. at 2325-23 so, and bulk No.
II and 3, 190-230 pounds, 22.75-
90 3. No. 2 and 3, 235-260 pounds,
sold late at o225-2275; some No. l
and 9, $40 pounds, to $500; weights
up to 300 pounds ranged down to
81 .25. Sows closed at 17.50-20.50 with
40O-pound weights around 1925.
Cattle, 600; total, 200 testimatedl
For the week: The weeks extreme top
of $3.50 paid for two loads average
prime ,225 and l 300 pound steers
was the lowest extreme top for any
week since the FIRST week of February,
| 1858, but there were no average-to-
high prime steers on offer that were
comparable to last weeks top-selling
cattle. Bulk 1,150-l .35O high choice
and prime steers sold 81 00-33 90
with the largest portion. of the choice
steers selling 27.75-30.50; good to
low choice rs 5O-27 so, with standard
to low good generally 23.50-25 80
and some utility down to % 90 High
choice and prime heifers bulked
~. 75-3 90, good to choice heifers
% .Oq-2S 80. utility to standard %. 90
24,75. Commercial and standard cows
20.5o-23 80, utility, mainly 1850
= 90, Gamers and cutters bulked
bulls 22.00-24 90. A few light cutters
sold down to 1900. Good and choice
vealers, 300O-35. 90, utility ana
standard 2O.O0-29, 90, culls down to
1900.
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ENGINEERING
DEPT. HEADS

DEPT. HEADS
Premier national company Is OPEN
ING a Washington Dir. and requires
the following staff nucleus upon
tDhtch to build:
Underwater Ordinance
Specialist
Ability to create systems and
eomponents (SOnobuOys, USW
elements, etc.; ability TO
create new business and follow
through. BIS. MS or Pho.
engineering decree plus approx
mate experience. Salary about
$4,000.
Diesel Engine Specialist
Not a design man, but prIrci-
pally an application engineer
with complete knOwledEe Of
diesels. Must have sales ability
featuring an outsta ndinE foreign
diesel under license. Decree plus
experience, Sal. about $4,000
$4,000.
Heat Tronsfer Specialist
BIS. OF MS, "auaIyticaI" type,
will be No. 2 man in heat
transfer dept. Technical com
petenee viii be the eriteria as
this man will not be selling,
Salary, SIO,OO0-$I3,5OO.
Solid PropeiIont
Rocket Specialist
This will be "Mr. PrOpelIant
Grain" knows what goes on in
side the rocket, and eharaeteris-
tics OF propellant grains Heavy
chemical background, superior
individual. About $4,000.
Add a profit-shdrino plan OF up TO
1875. plus jHeSttmdbie oropth op-
portunity and worm hare some
tded o. the potential Our client
PAYS the agency fee, and zoe are the
ercluSire recruiters. An inqnirieS
held in strtctest cintidence.
Smelling & Smelling
Personnel Consultants
COS lith st, NV. ST. S-6sss
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OVER COUNTER

Inc following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National AsSo-
citation OF Securities Dealers, Inc, and
UIher sources but are unofficial They
do not represent actual transactions;
they are intended as a guide to the
securities could have been sold (indi-
Gated bv the bid or bought tindi-
Gated BY the asked at the time Of
compilation az noon, Friday ORR
gin Of any quotation furnished on re-
quest.
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'3 n BUSINESS
Mittendorff Nominated
As Alb Vice President
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
Star stan Writer

Ralph Mittendorf vice president American Security &
Trust Co. has been nominated for president of Amer
lean Institute of Banking educational of the American
Bankers Association Ofcials said this is the first time
'Washingtonan has been chosen for national Office
This announcement made yesterday cited the Institutes
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1888 Stock and Sales
High Low div rate Add 90
52lA ara IOwaP&I $50 IL
5Ish 2ei4 Isl Crk Coal 2 ga
ala 56lt TTECkBr soc IS
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Ad Club to Salute
Edward Carr on Tuesday

Edward R. Carr, former
president of the Washington
Board of Trade and Inaugural
Committee Parade Chairman,
will be saluted by the Adver-
Using Club of Washington on
Tuesday. This 1890 pm. pro-
gram will be held in the grand
ballroom of the Presidential
Arms, 1920 G street NV.
The speaker will be John
Dickerman, executive director,
National Association Of Home
Builders.
officials recalled since 1925,
Mr.. Carr has built more than
5000 homes and apartments
for all classes.
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