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MASTERS
III q st. NV.
Hardware

To call on retail hardware stores IN
Metropolitan area for local whole
saler: good initial income, excel
lent future; experience necessary.
Send resume TO Box 1908 Star.
Statesmen 70 work ON aualified
leads high commission rate. Apply
George c. Leimbach, sales man.
ager. PENN CARPET CITY. $50
E At. NV.
Statesmen, for small appliance
and radios: experienced preferred.
but not necessary, will train ener:
getic young men under 40 years OF
age Salary and commission. APP
ply in person only to Mr.. Warren,
POTOMAC TV & APPLIANCE CO..
9th and Z SITS. NV.
Statesmen for national co, to sell
fences In Montgomery County.
Leads furnished, high earnings,
car necessary. Call Mr.. HAIR
BoUR, 10, 5-3556
statesmen. learn real estate-An
old established arm with younR
aggressive ideas needs = ambitl us
young men, married. For tnfor-
nation. call UN. 4-S5S3.
Statesmen, full or part time. "a
sell homeSites in Florida's larg-
est and most successful waterfront
communicates CORAL. Leads
furnished throueh radio. TV. mag
agaZines and newspaper advertising
by Bill Stern and Dave CAIRO.
way Latest selling tools 81 youI
disposal. including portable movie
machine. You'll be amazed at bow
much money you can earn. Cal
Mr.. PAUL, JU. S-3100,
Statesmen, construction: home i'm.
provement and remodelling: good
closer; qualified leads furnished
no canVasSine. Call 7.30 TO b:3O
UN. 4-3227. UN. 4-4OSS.
Statesmen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! for aggressive herd-vorking sales.
men who can sell to earn ~ .0ON
/ per mo. or more selling fast-moy-
ins business opportunity franc n.
ises, Box 229-K. Star sivinS iul
background.
Statesmen fer mems clothini
( stores. full time positions; salarJ
and commissions Apply WEB
STER CLOTHES 1919 + st n "
! and 4003 indian Head I'd, East
over shopping center
statesmen
To distribute worlds most beau
tifui family Bible; free hospital.
! ization ins. and trankp, ABBY soa
@ st. NV. Room 404. q an.
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Es.. s.'s !. 'sS q, Z. soy
enclose o,isiasi rsfsrsNeeI pho.
foeraphs o. othes mdfefiais 0l
persoiaaI Uaiue C0pias aerpe the
suppose ovtginals pav Get iost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26

Men and women with car-neat
in appearanee-pieasant person.
diree, selling who are lntereS.ed
in making money AND l DO
MEAN LOTS OF MONEi--work-
ing ewes. and Saturday,. Call Mr..
BERLIN. at Me. S-233H from
$50 to pm. for personal inter-
view
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BARMAN

Must have unquestionable local
refs. for ability. employment rec
ord health and ability to main
tain bar percentage to receive any
consideration: split shift: top
wages. Cali IN person. after 5 D m
TED LEWIS REST, 1855 Conn
avenue.
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RELp MEN
CAREER POSITION

NGAGk61xk \ SO4 - AN<AN
A representative for MUTUAL q
m wSds v,th ~ hein A 81 attitude 'S Test.
extensive treinins program. Salary
10 Sl2S weekly and commission.
ACES iO-46' Call MUTUAL OF
OMAHA for interview, RE 7-e6OO
car wAsaFR. eoiored Appiy RAY
LONkp Esa0 .Ahon .,nis,
queen. Chnpel .i "a, MI hain'e''
Mo, W plVns esns---
hslpei ~. vnIMi
wn,S ,s smow,spswS WI a .%ps
wve Leaulee. w.
CAhfENTEks I'd, el-egouna ms-
eenenics' STEADY WORK. Sal NE "
M'4u .----
CARPENTERS = Experienced men
for framing work Come reaay 70
S Snd i,s s ~s Ms sSs srnnk LAn' ~ SUI
~ ~ ~ - - -, -, -.
CAhtENTbEs; nrst-eless I'M men
ana dry wan, tape loinM eAperM'
Apply IN person. 2oas issl q, Nv
CAhPkNLkk, Z au.Iouna men men
uon. W g.eots Alser y p'm
CARrENTERS--Good men on rougn
work; housing prolects CONS ln
Silver Spring area. Ions term
Job. No; Out New Hsmp; ave
eAtsnuen JUS neIo'e @ ".snr,
OrunAnec Lap .Anu hcruss itunn,'
the Hlllendalo nIehouAe, tVIn His
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RELP-MER

MATHEMATICIANs. PHYSICISTS,
EN0INEERs-cail N. y. g., INC /,
liOa 10Th st. NV, Elk. 3-7066,
MEN lwhiteE for watkins local
tiles, In FAIRFAX, Ari, and Pr. Geo,
Cos; age no handicap; exper. not
needed we train. Inquire OFT
New York ave. NV. interview
hours only, . 10 ~ noon.
MRN, part time, ewes. and Sat. :
S45 wk. and up, training flrn
For details phone GA. 4-6ll6. 0
PMS pm.
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MANHATTAN AUTO, INC


II 3-250O
AUTO. SALESMAN wanted TO sell
Mercury Edsel. and English Ford,
no experience necessary MOORE
GREAP MOTORS. 400 Conn
ave EN- 2-5500
BAKER MAN, 4 to s hrs.
daily. Cakes, pies and rolls. Quail
ity restaurant. FL. 6-370S or FL
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CARPET Statesmen, 10 work or
uualified leads; high commission
rate Apply George G.. Leimbaeh
sales manager. PENN CARPET
CITY, $50 r st. NV.
CHEF ESTIMATOR. for genera
contractor in Frederick. Nd. STATE
schooling. experience and refer
epces All REPLIES held in con-
idence p. o. Box 3i5, Fred
erick. No
CIGAR-DRUC CLERK - Downtown
store. excellent opportunity FOL
eXper. man. must b. energete, IN
cal expeY necessary Tnp salery
to quallfied man. PENN DRUG
1901 E ST. NV.
CLERK general once rou-
tine: days: Advancement op-
portunitieS. GIANT SALES CORP
IL 7-1c62.
CLOTHING SALESMAN: generous
salary To rieht man TIE QUAIL
TTY SHOP. JO2S Wilson blvd. Arl
CLOTHING SALESMAN
Must be thoroughly experienced
Excellent salary. permanent. A-
ply
REGAL
I'll eth ST, NV.
COLLECTOR. experienced, white
FIRE, 70 travel. must oe oordao;;s
and have late model car. KnOvl.
edge OF sewing machine helDiui
SALARY Ty 81 SIS ESkIyEyp 'q E.n eH0s conn
ave. between s and IL. No phon'
calls.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, business
degree. to manage osice and pro-
mote new line, In ycuns last
growing orEsnization f. Vienna
va; must be young inteliisen'
aad ambitions, some biology bach
ground desirable. For Interview
ran Du. 5-SafS
CONCRETE FTNIsHER and form
man With transp inbnine or MY
basis. u. 5-3es3; ewes, Wo
f-3ISS.
COUNTERMAN, nights. must be ex
per, l203 RESTAURANT, l2O'
Pennsylvania ave, NV.
COUNTERMEN. for electronit
wholesale store must have expert
ence or know eleetronic. eompon'
ents. salary open: excellent posi-
ticn for proper men: grouD nos.
pitaliIstIon and other comparI
dement's Apply in person. Y" TO
pm 65l Penna, ave. Sc -
CREDIT MANAGER
Wholesale, N. E-S1O0 Up -.
ATLAS AGcY.. 14.uN. Y, Ave. NV
DENTAL TECBNICIAN. needed b
sm,ii veil established lab Mus
Be exper pnd caraN'e ri aSsumir'
responsibility IN lab msnegement
Oppor. for partnership interest
pox oIu-s star
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DRIVER-SALESMAN
FOR MOBILE KITCHEN


FOR MOBILE KITCHEN
Sell sandwiches, hot and cold
plates. etc. Fixed route. Excellent
commission: liberal guarantee
Call La. 6-l155. QUEENS LUNCH
ECNEITE. 214g Queens Chapel
I'd ne
DRUG CLERK. full time, expert
enced. No nights. no Sundays. $50
plus commission. DRUG LANE,
5g"B RIGGS I'd, HA. 2-3434.
DRUG CLERKS-Full and part
time. experienced: apply NAYLOIt
PHARMACY, 303g Naylor I'd. sc.
DRUG CLERK, part time: 3 nights
and pRrt OF every Sunday. Sal
airy plus commission. DRUG
LANE 5926 Riggs I'd, HA. .-3434.
DRY WALL MEN. tackers. tapcrs
and 1nishers, Report for work,
sth and Jefferson st. ne. Ask
for Mr.. HASTINGS At the trailer
ELECTRICIANS AND PER
HELPERS for lse. Jobs and steady
work HARPER ELECTRIC sERV-
ICE, 2G06 BladensburG I'd. ne
LA 6-lSS5.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white; ap-
ply elevator starter, MunSey BLDG.
1929 E st NV.
ENGINEER, colored. license 9Th
class. Married, no children Must
be able to do maintenance work
Vacation with pay. Must have
good references Nc drinkers
Good salary and quarters. BoS
:iS0-s, Star
ENGINEERS, Statesmen, credit
/ col men: all kinds position 81
: wk. to Sl5,00U yT. UP Visit FIRST
| BOYD EMPL, CENTER, cor. 18TH
a. @ NV, ST. 3-345O.
ESTIMATOR, for construction firm
Must have references. Write Boz
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ESTIMATOR

In - 4ANAAA = NAt
We are interested In employing an
experienced estimator for kitchen
cabinet detailing and take-ofi; ex-
with ability; salary open. SNIP
SON LUMBER CO, l5l9 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Ju, 5-4646.
ESTIMATOR SALESMAN. for local
long distance moving and storage
business; Young man with expert
enee desi.ed: qualified man will
earn from $4,000 TO $4,000 per
year or better. See Mr.. Seaborn
STORAGE Co. 1918 You st. NV.
FARM HELP WANTED General
farming. must know how to oper-
ate machinery. CE. 6-S47a.
FARMER. 10. handle purebred beef
cattle on farm In Maryland: ref
erences REQUIRED. FE 7-9160.
FOOD PRODUCTION MANAGER for
large volume cafeteria. 5-day week:
must have experience and be able
70 furnish reference. Box ~ s.
Star
FORM CARPENTERS only expert
enced apply Mr.. PHILLIPS. 4th
and 3 SITS. NV.
FOREMAN. asphalt road hot mix.
Nd. D. C. and Va work. Perma-
nent position with established
contractor. Only exper, men need
apply State exper. and salary.
All replies In strictest confidence,
Box 3iO-S. Star.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. must
be experienced and local refer
ences. Apply In person, KENSING-
TOY 4MOCO. 1900 Univ. blvd b.
Ker siDgton, Nd.
g 8 STATION ATTENDANT--Ex-
perieneed In minor repairs, ai37
Hamilton St, Hyattsville. UN
1880.
GENERAL MECHANIC. must have
own tools; qualified on engine
work Apply in person, 1861 p
st. NV No phone calls.
GROCERY CASHIER CHECKER.
must be steady, have local refs
Apply WEsTovER FEDERAL
SUPERMARKET. 1858 N. Wash.
blvd, hfi, Va.
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CARPENTERS

Rough and trim for residen-
sial construction, Top wages,
and long term Job, Report 70
carpenter foreman, wayne
wood subdivision. 81 miles
south Of Alexandria off
Mount Vernon blvd CLAIR
ENCE W GOSNELL. INC.
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SALESMAN

Small appliances and re-
lated items. Requires young,
aggressive man. full. time,
with good sales personality,
Salary open. Apply $3.50 10
IL Friday.
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AUTO ASST.
SERVICE MANAGER

Perm. well paid Job now open for
q top-notch man fully experienced
with mechanical and body work
full copparv benefits Immediately
or eau ior appt' ASK for Mr.. JOE
HERSON.
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MELPAR,
INC.
A Subsidiary Of
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.
5000 Arlington Blvd.
Falls Church, Va.

DICTATION BOY, by daily news
paper news bureau. 5-day. 37lz-
hour week, 5000 working cond.,
liberal benefits. Good starting
pay: must be dependable fast,
accurate typist for taking tele-
phonic dictation. No shorthand
Excel. opportunity for part time
student or Young man. Box 472-K,
Star
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. comput.
ing. . yrs. civil .engrg or eluiva-
10 S4.i3, POTOMAC EMPL'. 23Sl
Wilson blvd. IA. $4,000.
DRAGLINE OPERATOR for 22-B
FL. 4-66G3.
DRIVER STATESMAN. u 80. famil.
lar with WaShinEton and suburb
RrenLwOod Md
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ART DISPLAY
STOCK CLERK

For wholesale electrical supply
business. Excellent opening for
right man Must be resident Of
metropolitan area Salary open;
age - TO IS. Apply 940 New
York ave NV.
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MEN

Learn 10 sell We win completely
train you Immediate earnings--
$500 per week. Leads furnished
APPLY
1lON nth ST NV,
HU. 3-633O
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11
s.. W..

428 S. W. 9 St. $50 al mes, con con.
trato por ano. Incluye gas, aqua y
electricidad. Preguntar en- Apto. 8
FIR 9-3421.
(7821) "a S. W.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11
~25--ALQUILER cAsAs

Cottage o Q bellos dormitorios $40
Localized conveniente. Nihos o. X.
1895 N. w. 112 st. MU 8-9646
(80l4) rs N. w.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11

Duplex con hermosos jardines en-
esquina, 2 dormitorios en- cada lado.
1179 NV. 90 Ave. NE 4-4053, dueno
(8017) 81 N. w.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11
sl-VENTA cAsAs
N. E..
BelIamente AmuebIada
PARA HACER n E

rams RACER DINERO
CHS, Estilo "Court'.
8 Unidades de un dormitorio
Aire acondicionado, amuebladas.
TODD Ell ano estan aIouiladas.
Tambien duplex.
2 dormitorios, cada uno amuehIado
y alquilado o ano
Casas de 2 dormitorios, 3 banos.
Amueblados. $1,000 Page iniciai
Excelentes condolences para
Hipoteca FILA. En- ell area de Miami
Shores. Lamar a Louis Cabassa
Use habla espanol.)
con Atkins Realty PL 1890
(8026) 81 N. E.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11

Casa CHS de un dormitorio
Lamar FIR 1896, Juan Jurado.
tSl49) rs
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11
N. e.
ARORA YEA ESIA

REDUCIDA PARA PODER VENDER
(UNA BELLA) SOBRESALIENTE
CASA DE 2 DORMITORIOS
en- Ell area de Miami Shores. Con
todas las conveniencias modernas.
Arboles frutales, arbustos Y plantas,
AL bajo precio de $50, 900. 81, 900 page
inicial Ell dueno tomara la la.
hipoteca y Ell saldo en- hipoteca
al 512%. Dejando la ciudad.
Lamar al dueno. PL 9-2232
| (7946) 81 N. E.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11
ANUNcIos cLAsIFIcADos
I-PERDlDos

Perdido, Cato girls persas cerca al
coliseum. Recompensa HI 1856.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11
s-EMPLEos MUJEREs


Para coser a mano vestidos finos.
Lamar despues de las 6 Pm. -.
fBlO2l
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11
13-MUEBLEs Z TITLES

Sofa-Cama con cubierta, Radio toca-
discos, Tocador, Silla Poltrona.
NE 5-6710.
10000 10
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Save on Tuxes-V
~ SYLVIA PORTER

II you're in business and you
expect to buy equipment for
use in your operations next
year, you can save taxes by
timing your purchases properly
in the next 48 days.
You may be able to save sub
stantially simply by buying half
of the equipment this year and
the other half in the opening
days of 1860.
A tax law passed last year
permits businessmen a depre-
citation deduction of 20 per cent
Of the cost of their property in
the year they buy it.
Many businessmen have for
gotten what the law can do
for them" emphasizes Leon
Gold of the Research Institute
of America. Others never
have learned the law or haven't
fully grasped its potentialities. "
Report on Savings
Here-while you still have
weeks in which to acts a
report on this major tax
savings move.
The law says:
A businessman can get an
extra 20 per cent first-year de-
probation write-off-in addi-
ton to the ordinary deprecia-
ton allowed - on property
which is tangible personal
property, which is purchased
for use in a trade or business
or is to be held for production
of income and which when
acquired has a useful life of
six years or more.
Your property need not be
new when you buy it to qualify.
The deduction applies to
$4,000 of property bought in
any year if you file a single
return or up to $4,000 of prop
erty bought in any year if you
file Joint return.
The full deduction will be
permitted even on property
bought in the last days of a
year. Ordinarily, a deduction
on depreciable property in the
year you buy it is restricted to
the time you held the prop
erty during the year.
And the deduction will be
allowed without regard to sal
wage value.
AS an illustration of these
points, let's say you need $40,-
900 of machinery in early 1860,
you're filing a joint return and
you've been planning to buy all
the machinery in January.
If you follow through on
your plan, your firSt-year de-
probation deduction will be
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Hot Shoppes
Has 1873 Pct.
Sales Gain

Sales of Hot Shoppes, Inc.
increased to $12,947,00O in II
weeks ended October 10, a gain
Of 1873 per cent from $1O,899, 00C
in the like 1858 week, Presi-
dent j. Willard Marriott re-
ported yesterday.
Mr.. Marriott said "a per
cent of the sales increase came
from existing locations, while
the remainder was attributable
to locations in operation less
than a year.
The company was operating
n units on October ID, COM
pared with "a on the same date
last year. A large new restau-
rant was opened last week in
the Eastern Airlines terminal
at Idlewild international Air
port.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Nov. IA (APl.-Despite
2 considerably smaller supply, butcher
hog prices finished this week steady
to easier and equal to or near the
ioW as..I average erase In more than ga years.
me market turned downward partly
because most slaughter houses were
closed on Wednesday Pork loins de-
G 6, .s as much as $500 in wholesale
The cattle supply was t the smallest
IN In six six weeks aithough the run Of
;g1,OOO head on Monday was the
largest for any day since May 25.
Prices for both slaughter steers and
t heliers on Monday were at their
advance Of so to Is cents for Pu steers tIs
on Wednesday was sharpest rise for
single day since April.
For the week. steers held about
steady while heifers ranged from SO
(UsDAJ. Hogs 100: for the week:
sarrows and gilts. steady to weak.
Sows steady tt, rs lower. At the close
a te~' select lots No. / l9O-2lO lbs
brought l3,25-l3.35 with small lot
EhS.5 Other Nc. d. !, No. 2 and mixed
evenly from 13.sc-is.2S. Nj Mixed sGiq No. an ;
and 3 and mixed No. / to 3 10000
lbs closed at 12.65-13.0O with mixed
No. and 3 and No. 3 230-27O lbs
,l2.25-12 rs. Mixed grades 33O-55O
ID sows closed at 95O-11.c5.
Cattle 200: for the week: steers
ended the week about steady with
last weeks close. heifers grading good
and better closed mostly so above late
last week. heifers. grading standard
and below unevenly steady to 90
lower. Cows closed 100-20 lower
with the general COW market at a
low since November 1857. Bulls
steady to so lower. Vealers about
steady. On Thursday few loads choice
1.150-1 400 ID. steers sold down to
5000 few loads prime 1.450-1 ,595. Id.
steers Monday 25.50-27.5O when
choice 1918 ID. weights sold at $500,
choice 300 h. steers wednesday
$500 when prime i,490 Id. weights
reached 90 no most eood steers during
the week "a 0O-26 90. Commercial and
good 1,300-1 $50 ID. weights 1900
- 80, utility and standard steers
I9.50-94 90 High choice and mixed
choice and prime heifers late $500
grades -24.00-26.O0. few standard
heifers 21.00-24. 90. most commercial
cows late 15.OO-I7 90, utility cows
closed at 1921 8 90 with most can
ners and cutters 10.00-13.50: utility
and commercial bulls late 1S50-21 90.
few choice vealers SO 90, standard and
good 25.00-31.0 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
Stocks Slide
Despite. Steel
Strikes End
BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Financial Writer


NEW YORK. Nov. l4.-The
stock market took a sharp loss
this week, showing only no
mentary Joy over the back to-
work injunction in the steel
strike. Space age stocks did
well. but pivotal industrials
sagged and rails fell to a new
1853 low on average.
The Associated Press average
of go stocks declined 1910 to
$22l.70. The Dow Jones indus
trial average fell 9.2l to 641.7l
Wall Street then appeared to
go on the assumption that the
Taft-Hartley injunction settled
nothing. This was emphasized
on Friday when the Wage Pol
icy Committee of the Steel
workers Union set January 26
for renewing the strike If no
settlement is reached.
On Thursday and Friday,
veteran analysts noted consid-
cradle tax-loss selling of stocks
which have drifted far below
their highs Of the year.
Strength in the electronics-
missile-rocket group was at
tributed to Washington talk
that the United States will
increase rather than decrease
its spending in the space race.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York
Stock Exchange we're: American
Motors, up 27s at 9l1s on 493,-
900 shares; Electrical g. Mu-
steal Industries, up ia at IN;
Studebaker-Packard off "a at
26As; Thiokol. up 57s at 567s
and International Telephone,
up S at 423s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
Bank Will Open
Penn-Mur Branch

The Citizens Bank of Mary
land will open its new branch
office in the Penn-Mar shop
ping center in nearby Forest
vile, Md. this coming Thurs
day.
Opening hours have been
scheduled from 10 am. to Z
pm. and invitations sent out
to civic and business leaders
of the area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15

limited to 20 per cent of $20.-
900 of machinery-or $4,000 in
1860.
But let's say that instead you
buy $4,000 of the machinery
in December and the other $780,
900 in January.
Savings Doubled
You can claim 20 per cent
fast first-year depreciation on
the property you buy in Deem
ber--or $4,000. You can claim
another 20 per cent fast first
year depreciation deduction on
the $4,000 you buy in January
or another $4,000. Your one
shot depreciation on this prop
erty is $4,000 rather than $4,000
And you can depreciate the
remainder of your cost, less sal
wage, under one of the regular
methods for depreciation.
There are all sorts of side
angles too. For instance, the
fact that you can get the fiat
20 per cent deduction regard
less Of trade-in value suggests
your aim should be to eliminate
trade-ins. Sell your used equip
ment for cash, buy property tc
replace it for cash.
1t is not an exaggeration to
say that the hints in this series
which I'm winding up today
can save a taxpayer amounts
running to startling figures
Even in the lowest tax bracket,
81 saved on income tax equals
$1.20 to SIPS earned. In the
higher tax brackets, the savings
can be extraordinary.
Recognize the Importance oil
the December 81 deadline fol-
saving on taxes!
Distributed 1859, by The Hall
Syndicate, Inc.) tAll Rights RevervedI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

BituminOus Production in the
week ended November Z totaled
1850, 900 tons compared with
8,065, 900 in the previous week
and $3.50. 900 in the like week
a year ago.-National Coal As
ISOLATION.
Rail Freight LOadings in the
week ended November Z totaled
560,658 cars, down 4.7To from
the previous week and down
1872 from the like week a
year ago.-Association of Amer
lean Railroads.
Crude Petroleum Production
in the week ended November 6
averaged 6,898,975 barrels daily,
up $4,000 for the week and
compared with 7,003,385 in the
like week a year ago.-Amer-
lean Petroleum Institute.
Clark Equipments Co. direc-
tors proposed a 2-for-l split,
subject to stockholders approx
al on April 30.
Wheeling Steel Corp. an
nounced that most of 1880
employees will be back at work
this week.
TV Sales over the nation in
September totaled 648,773 sets
VS.. 1924 in August and $685.
638 in September a year ago.
Electronlc Inds. Association.
Passenger Car Tire shipments
in September totaled 7,850,220
VS.. 6,658,564 a year ago; for 9
months $76,287,06O VS.. 64,-
219,O63 a year ago.-Rubber
MfgS. Assn.
w. T. Grant Co. October sales
totaled $42.731,526, up $3.50
from 1858; for 10 months $345,-
632,192. up 1890 from 1858.
Shoe Corp. sales in 5 weeks
ended october 81 totaled So
683,585, up 13.4% from 1858;
for A weeks ended October 81
S73,583.834 up 1929 from 1858.
Spencer Shoe Corp. october
sales totaled $1,502,937, UP
66.4% from 1858.
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. IA (AP) Cot
ton futures prices rallied briskly late
this week to chalk up net gains of
cents to 81 90 bale on the week.
Distant months sagged early in the
week on Southern and local selling
Later, though, the distant months
more than recovered their losses on
fairly active mill and trade price fix
ing, short covering and lack Of hedge
selling.
The nearer months edged steadily
higher. Demand for the nearby De-
cember delivery was attributed in part
to the smallness Of the certificated
stock.
The official forecast of the crop re-
leased by the Agriculture Department
on Monday showed an increase of 10a,-
900 bales above its report of a month
earlier.
The Census Bureau reported sim
nings through october 81 represented
Go per cent Of the prospective total
crop, an about-averaRe figure.
According to the New York Cotton
Exchange Service Bureau, exports dur
ing the week ended last Tuesday
totaled $4,000 bales against $4,000 a
week earlier and $4,000 u year earlier.
For the season through November 10,
exports we're $4,000 bales against
6S5,000 a year ago.
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