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DOCS, PETS, ETC.

ALLIqAT0Rs, puppies. rabbits,
monkeys. lizards. snakes. iguanas.
frogs. chameleons, hamsters, gui-
nea pigs, chicks. ducks, turtles.
Delivery. NE. s-2522.
BOXER PUP, best male Of champ
litter; reg. Axe. Oh. Baron Trevor
v. Tredegar lin; fawn-white; all
shots, exceptional. PL. o-2144.
81
BOXER FEMALE, 2-yrs. -old; pedi-
gree. $40 or best offer. IA. 2-4296.
COCKER, black. male, 12 yks..
IS. 1882 ssssoHDi0n 'ired' sAernce'
IDALMATIAN-Truly lovely female
puppy, from champ. parents: perm.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe,
5 wks old, excel. bloodline; very
reas. 6Q21 Ontario I'd, Holly
wood, College Park.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female pups.
H HKS res Wcrmed and shots
POODLEs - Two black miniature
puppies, Axe reg, English and
German champion BACKGROUND. Ii.
7-4941.
WEIMARANER PUPS, Axe: reason
able price. Must ind good home.
FE. 3-3S43: ewes, ia. S-3502.
YOUNG SQUIRREL MONKEY and
large metal cage, S25: owner leav-
ing city. Phone 10. 2-0S72.
BLACK LABRADOR RETRIEvERs,
o wks. old; 2 females, purebred .
no papers. jE. 2-3797.
AT STUD, dark-red cocker, Axe
res. Call IA. 2-7996.
Axe. C. s. MacKiN N N 1000 n N.
Roosevelt St, All, JE. 2-3432.
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SEWING MACHINEs-Just arrived
ziS zas. wsstinsh nSssen Acp snEw o
tor. Makes button holes. sews on
buttons. Has all accessories. Take
UP payments $685. per mo-: bal.
$4S.S6. Gail Ii, 1902. Can be
shcWn in your home. DISTRICT
SEWING CENTER. I'll H st. ne.
SEWING MACHINE : Beautiful,
$3.50 or best offer. 200 california
Hall, South area. IT. Myer, ia
7-940O, Ext. 4D6.
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FARM AND GARDEN

EVERGREEN TREE SALE and shad
trees: silver naples. s to 10 #
SO ca. Many other values. FOUSl
e. Bid, INC. 203 Arlington blvd.
Falls Church. Va, JE. 4-O646.
LAWN sPECIALISTs-Jo. s-7Oa6
Free estimates. After 8. HU
3-5138, AP. 1886.
NORWAY maple trees: from $40
S26 planted. Serving Beth. .ch. Oh.
Silver Spring. SIP. 4-792l.
TREES DAMAGED? Bargain rates
minor trimming and removal. 10
7-04SS.
BLACK sLUDGE, topsoil, bluestone
NIL dirt, sawdust, logs cut. tree
removed. RE. 5-4396. 10. 1896
RICH BLACK SLUDGE for lawn
and gardens; delivered; reasonable
RE. $4,000.
TOP SOIL-Very good rich topsol
for lawns and green houses: YER
reas. Call 10. 7-4333.
TREE CUTTING, trimming an
removing. Call tn. 2-6134 ate
y pm.
MODERN TREE SERvICE-Prun
ing and feeding: tree removal
fully insured. Free estimates. sc
| 5-6266.
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SlTUATl0NS-DoMEsTIc
sITs-MEN AND WOMEN
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HUSBAND AND WIFE desire gen.
eral ONCE work or typing to do
at home. HE. 4-6QOQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27

BOXER PUP, best male Of champ
litter; reg. Axe. Oh. Baron Trevor
v. Tredegar lin; fawn-white; all
shots. exceptional. PL. 9.2144.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ACCOCNTANr - I service small
businesses; taxes, systems, bkkpg !.
STATEMENTS: reas. fee. LA. o-11l6.
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APIS. FURNISHED-MD,
APIS. FURNISHED-VA,

ADJACENT to U. of Nd. campus:
3 rooms and bath: no children or
pets. WA. 1890.
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APIS. uNFURNIsHED-D.c.

BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
nw.-Eley, > bedrms.. liv. rm =,
Kit. and bath, 500. RIA. 3-sS75.
BOSTON HoUsE-choice front ef-
nc: Sl0l. air-cond.. utils. I'LL
MASS ave. n W, DU. 7-53lo.
CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-3 large
rms kit. bath, newly redec., SIS;
utilS. incl AID 4-2l33
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27

ORGAN. Hammond; Model BV;
SOC. AP. 1901.
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AL kOOf REPAIRS, low Is SO:
papering, carpentefing and plas.
tering; guttering and doWnspouts.
LA. 6-16l7, day or ewes. 31s
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FURN. UNCLAIMED - Victorian
love seat, $50: vanity and mirror,
So; sofa and chair, $50: chaise
lounge, $50: Sheraton table with
8 chairs. SEQ: studio couch, $50:
wardrobe, $40; Lawson sofa. $50:
china closet. $40: maple chest Of
drawers, SIS; sofa bed, $25:
French Provincial chair, S25:
marble-top dresser, $50; bedrm
set. S6S: kitchen table. So; desk,
ss: wing HoI,y chSiT So 10 ossa s chair
Amer. sofa; brass bed, SIS. We
do upholstering, sofa and chair,
$50; slip covers, S4S; custom
made draperies; antiques restored
cabinet work. Easy terms. HOFF-
MANN UPHOLSTERERS, 2447
18th st. NV, CO. 5-5116. IL
FURN.-Moying: 2 Hollywood sgls
with headboards, SIS DR.: baby
swing, car seat, carriage, bassinet:
Ok. maple bedrm. suite, $50 compl.
Hollywood, metal with white chest,
$50. KE. 6-S43l
GAS RANGES, used, new; $40 up.
Easy credit ACME STOVE Co.
l01l 9TH ST. NV. Ma S-S952.
GAS RANGES. new. used. instalia-
ton PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237
Ga ave NV. AID 2-2lOO.
GENERATORS, STARTERS, $3.50
up; lge. assert. electric motor re-
pairs 41st year. CARLY. 1908
l4th NO 7-0224.
GRAPH0TYPE, upper and lower
case: cleo good cond.: $500 cash
as is. Ma. S-5696, IA. 7-250S.
HEATERS, ranges. stoves: new.
used; gas, oil coal. wood ACME
STOVE, l011 9TH NV Ma s-S952.
HI-FI. RcA. blond console; pur-
chased mos. ago for 81 so; sacri-
fee for S75. JO 2-4077.
INCINERATORS = Pre-inventory
sale; one $3.50, 7-bu. unit for
$500 Several horne units from
$50-S100. WASH. INC. s. a. s.,
NE. $4,000.
KITCHEN REMODELING
Wood or metal cabinet, disposal,
built-in oven. DISCOUNT PRICES,
Installation. JU. 7-5999 any time.
OFFICE EQUIP, desks, chairs, files
typewriters, add. mach. etc: bar.
gain, CIRCLE. 619 9th St NV
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
lcoNIINUEp)

FURNITURE. wanted today. Eoot
furniture any amount Also wan
refrigerator, gas stove and piano
Call AR. GRADY MA. s-2679.
WE PAY R,HF aTdHE 81 CASH sEHrF ss,cEs
Call Day or Night. JU. g.3030
RADIOS = TAPE RECORDERs-
TYPEWRITERS, rvs. s. MORN
4 son. 1924 9TH st. NV. Hu
3-6644.
Tvs, RADIOS, up TO S26: out-of.
order sets 1915 nth 81. NV AD
4-0636, 1910 ON. daily. sunday
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TRASH REMOVED

WALKER TRASH Co. FE. 5.SSO2
TREE WORK. removed OF trimmed
4. III SMITH. HANDSPRING, JU
9-7056. ia. Q-fl0R1
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ROOMS FURM-MD..vA.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

I3si COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Refrr.
hot plate, sink; very clean; rea'
sonable DE, 2-l7s4
downtown. ga N. Y ave. NV
Sl2 wk. Run. water. refer., quiet
PARK RID. NV. I73O--Lirhi
housekeeping room with refrieera.
tor; $50 mo. HU. 3-S4bB.
MASS. AVE. NV. 1900 = Lovely
Ice. rnl., mod. furn enc. unit,
pyt. bath; s22.b0 wk. no. 2-ebsa
BsMT. sTUDIO.zPvt shower. yd
ai4S p NV, TX. a.s6ss. ''"
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Telephone
RECEPTIONIST

Young woman, for full-time en-
ployment in our advertising de-
partment. Busy atmosphere. friends
and congenial group. Applicant
mu', be Q high school graduate
between Is and 80 with Q pleasant
telephone manner. Typins required
Apply Personnel, Room 602. $3.50
am, til noon, Saturday. No phone
calls.
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ROOMS 9TH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS, 1926 10th ct
NV, south OF Dupont circle
Singles and dbls. for nice youn1
people: good food; reasonable.
CALVERT HOUSE, l4OI 18th NV
Mice rms; business people. stu.
dents: select menu; switched. TV
lIs30 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Ladie,
home atmosphere, excel. meals, TV,
reasonable. NO. 7-0972.
JUST OFF. Chevy Chase Circle
| Private home, bachelor apt. with
meals and garage. KE. 7-1993.
NICELY FURN. RIM, next to semi.
pvt. bath: phone IN rm.: excel
meals. IA. 2-1455.
N.W.-Lge. sgle. I'M. in attractiy,
private home; good meals; ample
parking. HUI. 3-7563.
MAR LEETA, 1928 18th st. NV
/ Single and double rooms for younl
ladies and men; excel. board. 29'
lCOLORED-MEN OR WOMEN
RIM. and board; very reas.; attrac
furn. rms, linen, achanRes. Ice
bath: directly on Georgia ave. anc
Soldiers Home car line, shop ctr
All privils. 4l3I 9th st. NV, cor.
ner 9th and Upshur. To. 2-S463
Q a.n1.-3 pm, or come after pm
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

2 GIRLS to share house with
girls; rec. rm., TV, flrepl.; excel
transportation. TIE. 6-9136.
PROFESSIONAL young men want.
ed, to share 6-bedrm. house. viii
Park Hotel; cook and meals. Cal
10. 2-O442.
BUSINESS EXEC. will share 6-rm
apt. with gentlemen. ~ to 81
ssuS m6 mr. from prH Ws,t eeG aoase s
mo. MA. S-1133 or SP. 3-321S
ewes. and Sunday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vii
COW LII. 1884, after 6.
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REPAIRs Z SERVICE
CONTINUED,

|BRICKWoRK-New or repairs. fire-
x FASi oiNaAs isii. 10 vi 2.isse4o' a'A'
CARPENTER, porches. partitions,
rsIisbis }. RoWELL, Xxx. s-0ssss7s..
CARPENTER, general jobbing. home
improvements. rempdeling. store
fronts. fixtures. brtckVork. plas-
EDDIE HOWELL. 10. s-s6si.
CARPENTER wQRK-Ail types Of
fences. Gem pchs. Prices can't be
beat JEFFREYS, Ii. 6-e74O.
CARPENTRY - Ceilings, walls.
porches. partitions, trim windows,
ars; reliable white mech. NO.
7-l663. 27s
CARPENTRY WORK = Home inn
provement. rec; room, additions,
est. A M. sNAPP. 10. b-2scS
CONCRETE WORK, footing, bsmt.,
noors. sidewalks. steps, porch; old
and new work. Call any time,
ia. 7-211b.
CONCRETE AND ASPHALT WORK
-Esttmates gladly given free. RE0-
gle WILKINSON, ia. 4-l644.
ELECTRICAL WIRING: prompt At.
tention to large and small Jobs
Free estimates. Call RA 3-320O;
ewes. and Sunday, UN 4-l666
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED.
n NORRIS, ! ~ ) 'Ss. .Ss44' price
Flagstone PatioS, Walks
All kinds cement work and re.
tanning walls. wateTproofing and
Drain pipe work. +. MARCUCCIO
20. 2-366S
PAINTING, Wallpaper removed
floors sanded and refnished
Prices reas. Ii. 4-2O55. 2s'
a,t 1DO, init mt, Ext swr carpentry,
white. Call any time. 10. $1,000.
PAPER HANGING, int. painting,
van paper removed. white mech;
est. Mr.. PALMER, 20. $1,000
after 3 pm. except Sat. Sun.
PAPERING. $40 rm. up; '5s sum
fast washable paper IN S.ie1ln
IA. 6-2sS4; WI. S-645S. oO'
PLAsTERLNG REPAIRS, old and
VII. mechs. Work susr JU S.4i54
STONE. FLAGSTONEs CEMENT,
walls, steps, walks. drives, patios
Free est. call LII. 1-4766.
TRASH REMOVED
Yards. bsmts. cleaned Free ests
WALKER TRASH CO.. FE. 3.2SO2
TREE WORK. removed or trimmed
r. e. SMITH. LANDSCAPiNG, IN
9-7655. ia. 9-62S1.
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING in your
home. Chair. sofa seats rebuilt,
Free Estimates. MORRIS, Ii. g.
O2O4. 2Ss
WATERPR0OFING to stop wet con-
dition. leaks. etc. Call 4 Specialist.
MR NEV1NS. Ii. 7-S209
AL ROOF REPAIRS, low a. SO:
~ Work guaranteed; painting,
papering, carpentering and plas-
terine; euttering and doWnsporits.
LA. 6-16l7, day or ewes. Ale
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ROOMS WANTED

DESIRABLE ROOM with kitchen
privileges near transp. and stor.
i Hsrnd denne so7 e sitsr T p'% Cal
$50, PRIVATE BATH-Furnished;
cow. to laundry: quiet. Nov b.
gentleman. Box 396-K. Star
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS Z SERVICE

CARS .pELIvERED ANYWHER
AID 2-2O2O.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURHIsHED-R.W.

MILK COW and bull calf. Also /
laying hens. Reas. DU. 5-5136
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Stocks Mixed,
ChangeSma
Trading Firm

NEW YORK. May s R.-
The stock market was narrowly
mixed In moderate trading
early this afternoon. Gains
and losses Of key stocks we're
kept generally within a point.
Aircrafts were slightly ahead
but most other industrial
groups were either irregular
or slightly changed. Rails
drifted to the downside.
United States Steel was of
a small fraction as It's annual
meeting got under way. Chem
icals were generally lower.
Motors did little.
Douglas Aircraft had a squirt
Of activity and was up about
a point due TO week end news
that the administration in
creased the production figure
ON the Thor missile.
The market as a whole was
higher at the start and
the ticker tape was late briefly
as an accumulation of opening
blocks was disposed Of. Turn
over slackened and prices
milled inconclusively in the
area of the latest 1858 high
reached by the average Friday.
Corporate bonds were higher,
government bonds were mixed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May P.-Early deal
ings in grain futures were rather slow
and light at prices steady to weak
today on the Board Of Trade
Milling and export business were
absent and dealers said there appeared
tendency in the trade to await some
developments.
Prices had firmed up somewhat to-
ward the end of the first hour.
At that time wheat was unchanged
to "a cent hushel higher, May S2.17;
S1.24a4: oats unchanged to u lower,
MAY 62h. rye . cents higher to X
lower, May :Sl.33h; soybeans, y
higher to ~ lower, May S2.27; lard
10 to. - cents a hundred pounds high
er, May S12.32.
One grain firm after its own survey
Of condition of the winter wheat crop
on May / estimates this years yield
at almost 9S6 million bushels. about
% million more than the April Agri-
culture Department estimate.
The report by Francis /. Dupont &
Co. said the crop is 97 per cent Of
at this STAGE Of srowth. II added that
the crop as a whole still is making ex-
cellent progress but would benefit gen.
eraly from high temperatures, particu-
larry in the northern great plains re-
gion.
Over the week end, the government
announced the preliminary support
price for the 1859 wheat crop would
be S1sl a bushel. provided producers
approved the marketing quotas In q
referendum on June 20 This year S
crop is supported at s1.7s bushel. j..
After the government announcement
on Friday that 1t had postponed for
one week the effective date Of the ex-
port subsidy program for corn, the
Chicago ONCE of the Commodity Sta
biliSation Service reported IL has &C
cepted bids for another 10000 bushels
of surplus No. yellow corn for export.
The price was S1.27hs Q bushel on
track at baltimore.
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BIough Sees
Increasing
Steel Output

HOBOKEN, N. j., May 5
R.-Low inventories in the
hands of steel consumers will
bring an improvement in busi-
ness of the United States Steel
Corp. in the months ahead,
Roger M. Blough, chairman,
told stockholders at the annual
meeting here today.
"Steel customers have not
been buying as much steel as
they have been using" Mr..
Blough said in a prepared
statement for several hundred
stockholders at the Stevens In
stitute of Technology.
1--WE estimate that from one
half to two-thirds of the de-
cline in steel production repre-
sents a change from inventory
building to inventory reduce
ton. If steel customers had not
taken substantial quantities of
steel from their inventories
these last IL months, it is
estimated that the steel indus
try would have been able to
produce and sell almost H.
100000 ingot tons more"
Mr.. Blough said 1857 was a
good year" in comparison with
1856 despite declining business
in the third and fourth quar-
tiers. He recited the principal
statistics - sales $4,414,000,0 900
up $185 100000 over 1856; in
come $419,400,00O up $71,000.-
000-both at new dollar highs.
But" he said. costs were
also higher than ever before"
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Steel Output
Gains Point
During Week

CLEVELAND, May 5 R.-
Operations in the steel industry
increased one point last week
to 48 per cent of capacity halt
ing a five-week decline. Steel
magazine reported yesterday.
The induStry's two largest
districts showed modest upturns
in production-Chicago was up
two points to 55.5 per cent of
capacity and Pittsburgh in
creased three points to so per
cent.
St. Louis had the highest
rate at 68.5 per cent while De-
troit was the lowest at IL per
cent of capacity. Production
was 1,296,00 net tons of steel
for ingots and castings. and in
crease of $4,000 tons over the
previous week.
After a poor first quarter,
the outlook for the remainder
Of the year is uncertain.
Scrap prices failed to react
to the increased operations last
week. Prime grades slipped to
$31.83 a gross ton, of 81 from
the previous week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Consumers plan to buy fewer

Consumers plan to buy fewer
cars and major household items
in the next six months than
they planned six months ago.
according to a survey by the
National Bureau of Economic
Research.
United States Imports in Feb
ruary totaled $961.5 million,
down 1870 from January and
go below the like month a year
ago.-Commerce Department.
Ashland Oil G. Refining in 6
months ended March 81 earned
Sc, 040,903 or 81 cents a share VS..
SO. 1859, 498 or $1.49 in 1857 Pc
Rod.
National Fuel Gas Co. in IL
months ended March 81 earned
$6.933,709 or $1.39 a share VS..
So, 1868 or $1.68 in 1857.
Great western Sugar IN year
ended February 8 earne d
Sc. 124,324 or 1892 a share VS..
$4,991 500 or $2.19 in 1857.
Smith Corona, Inc, in 9
months ended March 81 earned
81, 569,551 or $1.84 a share VS..
$1,716,l85 or $2.0l in 1857 Pc
Rod.
Kalamazoo Veg. Parch. in 6
months ended March 81 earned
81 ,296,865 or $1.44 a share VS..
81 ,644,563 or $1.82 in 157 period.
Other earnings included:
For Months Ended March 81
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. May GR.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported TODAY
these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers for MAY .: Purchases OF 2I4.-
076 shares; sales of 207.451 shares
including 3,Sl2 shares sold short.
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Other earnings included:
For 3 Months Ended March 81
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, May up, CUsDA) -
Butter about steady, Receipts % days.,
772,00O. Wholesale prices on bulk car
tons !freshD Creamery, % score lAA).
5S34-59 cents; 90 score 90, 5S1a-
$50: 90 score OBJ. unauoted.
Cheese steady, Receipts e days.,
$50, 900. Wholesale sales, American
cheese whole milk. Single daisies
fresh, 37ls-40la cents; single daisies
aged, 47-51; flats aged, 46h-52; pro-
cessed American pasteurized. 5 pounds.
35Is-40b; domestic Swiss wheels
Grade a., $3.50; Grade "B", 43-4S;
Grade c.. 39-46.
Wholesale eER prices unsettled. Re-
ceipts ~ days., 3l,700. New York spot
quotations follow Midwestern; Mixed
colors: Extra t4s-50 lhs1, 37h-3S,Ia;
extras large (45-5S lbs), 37-37h;
extras medium, 33k-35. standards
large, 36-36ia; checks, 1894, Whites:
Extras (4s-50 lbsl, 37la.3ss; extras
large (45-4S lbs). 37-37i7 extras
medium, 34-35. Browns: Extras AS
so lbs.l, 40ls-41k. whites; Top quail
fly (4S-50 lbs), $685.: mediums,
33lz-34I2; smalls, 32ia-33. Browns:
Top quality 1850 lbsD, 40lz-4lls;
mediums, 1898; smalls, 35-35h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
N. Y.COTTON

NEW YORK. May 8 R,.-cotton flu
lures were hisher during the late
morning Distant october spurted up
ward to a gain, of SIS cents bale
before dropping back on profit taking
According to trade reports, eight Of
ID new May transferable notices were
stopped.
A leading spot firm reported a little
better mill demand last week for spot
cotton in both Atlanta and Memphis
areas. The firms crop survey indicated
rain hampered planting progress in
northern sections Of the eastern belt.
The crop showed marked improvement
in some southern portions where there
was period OF clear warm weather.
The crop made excellent progress in
the Rio Grande valley and the Corpus
Christi territory. but over much Of
the remainder Of the. Texas belt rain
kept farmers out Of the field. The
weather was mostly favorable in the
lar, west and unfavorable in the CEN
trail belt, the survey concluded.
Noon prices. were 10 to 65 cents a
Pale higher than the previous close.
May, $500; July, 3646, and October,
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Hourly Sales on the Exehanse
loo pm $40 600 2.Oop.m 600 coo
unit Of trading 10 shares or sales
in full. Rates Of dividends in the fore.
going table are annual disbursements
based on the last quarterly or semi.
annual declaration Unless otherwise
noted, special or extra dividends are
not included. Also extra or extras.
Annual rate plus stock dividend.
q Declared or paid in 1857 plus stock
dividend. Declared or paid so far
this year. Payable in stock during
1857, estimated cash value on ex.
dividend or redistribution date. Pad
last year. h Declared or paid after
stock dividend or splitup, Declared
or paid this year. an accumulative
issue with dividends IN arrears. Paid
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meet.
ing. Declared OF paid in 1857 plus
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ruptcy or receivership or being reor-
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ELECTED Robert N.
Hughes, assistant cashier
of Old Dominion Bank in
Arlington was elected
treasurer of the National
Charge-Account Bankers
Association at the re-
cent Florida convention.
He has been with Old
Dominion Bank II years
and has been nominated
for trustee of Washington
Chapter, American Insti-
tute of Banking.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

2 dormitorios, amueblada. Casa estilo
rancho. Cerca de TODD. Dueno NE 4-4956.
Q185) 10 N. w.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-15
PLATS, SUBDIVISIONS,
DELEGATIONS ACT

EDITORS NOTE: AS a serv-
ice to the community it is the
intention of this newspaper to
publish in full the Territorial
law regarding the controlling Of
plats, subdivisions and dedica-
tions. Copies Of local regulations
regarding the same may be OBJ
tanned by interested persons from
the City of Palmer Or from the
Palmer Independent School Dis
trict. IT IS the hope of this news
paper that BY publishing the law
IN its full text property owners
will become acquainted with this
pertinent information and avoid
disappointments if plans for
their property are found not to
comply with the laws. Because
of the length of the law, it will
be run III installments. Property
owners are encouraged to clip
and save the information.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-15
Road Restrictions
Lifted On Highways

Effective last Saturday, May
10, road restrictions were lifted
on the following roads to permit
normal axle loading and normal
speeds, according to M. G. Tim
norman. division engineer, Blu
reau Of Public Roads. Effected
roads include:
Seward Anchorage Highway
from Seward to Mile SO and from
Mile rs at Portage to Anchorage.
Glenn Highway Anchorage to
Jonesville; Sterling Highway -
Seward Anchorage Highway
Junction to Cohoe Junction; Ke-
mai Spur Road - Soldotna to
Wildwood Sation; Kenai local
roads; Anchorage area local
roads, and Matanuska Valley
local roads.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-15
New. Sewing Shop
10 Open Here Soon

A new shop, "Shirley's Sew
ing Yardage," Valley Street,
will soon be opened. Shirley and
Ray Publ have been remodeling
and have added a wing" On to
their home which houses Shir-
ley's sewing center. Shelves are
being constructed to hold color
full yardage, and at one end of
the shop is neat little ''try-on
room with a full length mirror.
Watch for Shirley's opening date
ad in this newspaper.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-15

Cottonwood Creek
Wildiife Topic AT
kiWanis Meeting

An interesting talk on the
Wildlife on Cottonwood Creek
and principally on the rainbow
trout and its habits was present
ed to members of the Palmer XII
wants Club by Mrs. Martin Olsen
OF Wasilla at the May is meeting
OF the local organization. Mrs,
Olsen was introduced to the XII
Wanians by her husband who &C.
companied her to the luncheon
meeting.
Also q guest at the meeting
was George Jefferson, new agri-
cultural assistant with the Alas
ka Department of Agriculture