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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
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BULLETINS
Carlo Pleads Guilty

NEW YORK (AP).-Fran-
kie Carlo, underworld box
ing figure, interrupted his
conspiracy trial today to
plead guilty to acting as a
manager in a boxing match
without a license and acting
as a matchmaker without a
license. Sentencing was set
November 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04

We like the way the Bordleys
90 from city to country living.
Chonoe your hat, shoes and
jewels and you change the en-
tire mood and your BordIey
suit or coat still looks superb.
Storing in the show:
A and B. The tweed and fIon-
mel twins, the same thorough
bred wool suit to choose two
woys. Belted or beItIess, as you
prefer, and with this foII's
longer jacket, high joke-Iine
pockets, club collar. Sizes
8-l6.
In charcoal eroy or medium
eroy flannel, 5995
In red-ond-eold, mouve-ond-
green or charcoal and soqe
tweed shadow plaid, 69.95
c. The coat, q flash of news
in red, blue or green tweed,
one Of the new wool and deer
hoir blends, labeled for exoct
fobrie content. Notice the
back belt, the side entrance
pockets and snug buttonine.
8-l6. 69.95
Same style in charcoal oroy
wool flannel, 59.95
d. Two-tone wool tweed, its
newly long jacket beIted for
fIotterine fit. Green, brown or
turquoise; sizes 1918. 59.95
Same suit in charcoal or medi-
UNI eroy wool flannel. 59.95
WGL-Cosuol Sportsweor, Bird Floor
-. also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star., 1959-12-20

employees and the community
of Amesbury. whose 1000 pop
ulation is economically depend
ent on the Merrimac plant.
The employees bought control
of the firm last February to
keep it in business and thereby
save their jobs.
No FavOritism Shown
Mr.. Rose emphasized that
contract negotiations this year
were on the same basis as in
past years, with ma favoritism
being shown the employe-
owned plant.
Management was represent
ed by Hans Rie. Merrimac
president before the employees
bought control. He retained his
title and duties as chief exec
utive officer.
Representing the union was
Frank CynewSki, internationa
vice president Of the Hatters
Union and business manager oi
the unions Amesbury local.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

was ready to put its machinery
and other assets on the auction
block.
It's operations were suspend
ed and its 325 unionized en-
ployes, out of work, gloomily
faced a bleak Christmas.
A Different Christmas
The pre-Christmas picture
this year is a sharp contrast
Sales have increased.
Company operations are ir
the black again.
Net earnings before taxes fol-
the first nine months wert
$163,000 The company had {
loss of $4,000 in the same
period last year.
And company profits are be
ing shared by the stockholders
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Cigarette in Bed
Starts FutuI Fire

A 35-year-OId plumber was
fatally burned yesterday when
a cigarette started a fire
in his bedroom after he fell
asleep, Prince Georges County
police reported.
The victim was identified
as Henry Lee King of 822
Fifty-ninth avenue, Capitol
Heights. who was employed
by Wallmark Brothers, District
Heights.
David Olds, a Capitol Heights
fireman, found Mr.. Kings body
crumpled beside his second
floor bedroom window shortly
after the blaze was reported
at 4:10 am. by the landlady,
Mrs. Louella M. Foster. She
had been sleeping downstairs
when she awoke and Smelled
smoke.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Workers Get Pay Roise
From Firm TheyOwn

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (AP) .
Several hundred MaSSach-
uSetts hat workers, members of
an International union and also
owners of the firm they work
for. approved a new contract
today-with and for themselves.
No or2 was curprised to learn
that the agreement called for
a package wage increase of
ia per cent.
The cotract signing was an
nounced here by Alex Rose
who like the employe-owners.
has a dual interest in the firm.
He is president of the United
Hatters and Millinery Workers
International Union-and board
chairman of the Merrimac Hat
Co., of AmeSbury. Mass.
Jus one year ago. the 100
year-old, deficit-ridden firm
Evening star., 1959-12-20
7 Sailors Killed
In Virginia Crash
BY tn. Associated Press

Two sailors were killed yes
terday afternoon when their
station wagon crashed near
Boiling Green. The deaths
pushed Virginia'S s 1859 highway
death toll to 8O3, compared to
82l a year ago.
The victims were Johnny M.
Duffer, 81, of Bowling Green,
and Edward P. Mazura, age
unknown, Of Elizabeth City,
N. J. Mr.. Duffer was killed
instantly and Mr.. Mazura was
dead on arrival at a Richmond
hospital.
The crash occurred eight
miles north of Bowling Green
on State Route 2. Authorities
said rear tire on the youths
vehicle apparently blew out as
they rounded curve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

MAID, 25-4o. i've IN OF cut; 51z-
day wk.: hrs. open. DE-. 2-4z00.
WHITE WOMAN, 70 I've IN. %
light houseEork. nice home
Box 461-ks star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

GIRL FRIDAY, good typist, no
Shhd 70 Be trained ,ofas Is Asst g
supplying ONCE help 10 business
and professional offices in Wash;
starting salary, $75-$S5, regular
increases This Is not q routine
Job, work is varied and interesting.
Please send short resume to Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY. un-
der 40. for sales and service ONCE,
ne. area; all fringe benefits. SAL
airy at current rates. Call La. D.
$3.50 for Apt.
STENOGRAPHER CLERK-TYPIST,
congenial surroundings, good start
ing salary; white: 2 weeks vaca-
ton, disqualification. 6-day week.
ME. S-4126.
STENO.- CLERK-TYPIsT, age 70
"A, for position In mortgage COM
pany. loan service department;
interesting fielo, with a variety
Of different types Of work: prefer
q trainee With good tipping speed,
fair shorthand speed, or speed.
writing; one who would learn and
use own initiatives; should enjoy
working with figures. able to deal
with the public; should be avail
able Immediately: hours, 80, D.
day week. oLner employe benefits,
pleasa working conditions
FREDERICK W BERENS INC
Mortgage BANKERS. 1922 L st. NV
Can Mr.. Graham, MA. $4,000.
TEACHERS, white, qualified fall
positions: S4,00O-S7, 300. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGCY., 605 14th NV
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SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER -
We need . high-caliber girl, some
colleSe desirable proficient In
shorthand. tipping spelling. at
tentive 10 detail. able to exercise
GOOD Judgment. Gregg shorthand
pref, IBM electric typewriter: air.
conditioned new building. Salary
open Write Box I77-R. Star. CIV
ing resume Of experience. refer
ences. salary expected.
SECRETARY-STENO
Permanent; 5-day wk, 40 hrs.
Pleasant working conditions com
pany benefits; experience neees-
sary: $4,000. Apply 10 an. to
$50 pm. Mr.. Rexin. THE SHADE
SHOP. 1914 II 81. NV.
sECRETARY-TYPIST, Mon. through
Fri, s 20 4:30 pm. Apply Per-
sonnet 3 20 pm. PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL. 1850 varnum ST. ne
SIX FTNTsHER, FIRST class: tor
vases. Apply. MADISON CLEAN
FRS. 1910 Grandview ave.
wheaton. Nd. or 550l Colorado
ave. nv.
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Call KI. 9-7500, Ext. LOT
FOR APPOINTMENT
ATLANTIC
Research Corp.
901 N. Columbus st.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COMPETENT WOMEN

The U. s. Chamber of Commerce,
TO meet the demands Of its ex-
banding program of service to
businessmen, must place on its
stan additional competent people.
The Chamber is a lively outstand-
ing organization offering excellent
wo,kkAs co nnnntnSn,,, intte er "a
vancement. To qualify for en-
ployment, you must be: q high
school graduate, have an interest
IN national affairs, have better
than-average office skills: excel
lent grooming and pleasant per-
sonality. Interviews will be
granted by appointment for
stenographic secretaries and
debating machine transcribers.
Please call U. 8. CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE at Ma. S-23S0. Ext.
3l4, to arrange appointment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

white, full time, arm service. 40
hcgr week Pesss ~ .l Ign en- s vel
sI2 18th st. NV.
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FURNITURE
3 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was being
held for a customer who moved
out Of town. There Is an unpaid
\ balance Of only S349, Can be
for 1905 weekly. ALL BRAND.
NEW-NEvER LEFT OUR STORE.
So pieces In all.
MARIO FURN. co.
1923 14th st. NV. DE, 2-4747
Open Daily TIL 8 PM.
Wed, Sat. and Sun, Til 8 PM.
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white. dinner shift. B.
IL Sundays OF. EN-. 3-47SS.
WAITRESS, white. experienced,
must be sober and dependable;
niRhtwork. Apply BASINS q. w.
INN, 1920. Pennsylvania ave. NV.
WAITRESS, white. expeT.; fun or
part time. no sun: or nights
Apply in person, GEORGES RES
TAURANT, 405 18th ST. s.v,
WAITREssEs, white. experienced IN
handling food niKhtwork; Ap-
MATTRESSES, fun and part time:
daywork; white. experienced. re-
liable. Apply in person. CULMORE
RESTAURANT, SOS Leesaurg pike.
Fails Church. Va. u. 2-e561.
MATTRESSES. white = Apply in
person. between and 5 pm.
N q ] BARBECUE. 6521 Rigss
I'd. West Hyattsville, Nd.
WAITREssES, exper., apply IN per-
son. GUYS PLACE. b2e eth st.
~
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REPOSSESSED
OFFICE FURNITURE
4 FLOORS FULL
ON SALE NOW

heavy-duty gray steel
executive and secretaTial DESKS
S64 so, II new $3.50.
retarial refinished desks. $40 so;
none better.
Conference tables, the better kind.
genuine walnut. S49.50 up. Some
with glass tops. Real bargains.
Sofa, brand-new, duro.. plastic.
$3.50. modern style, q bargain
Genuine Kardex files. 3x5 or 4x6.
81 a drawer Excellent buy.
All-steel gray supply cabinets, III
36x1s. S37 so; shelves, with
locks and keys
Gray bFand-neW all-steel 4-drawer
fiiins cabinets. $50 80. Excellent
MANY MORE ITEMS TOO NU-
NERVOUS TO MENTION FOR
If you want the best In used busl-
ness furniture. see US hrBt,
I'M III TNIfT 1TTTDV
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OFFICE CLEhk, figure work, VII
train on calculator: 8 days; S23e.
WIS., wilson s sipd.. 5A' 1000 Sb' 80
OFFICE CLERKS
f1S i.gD, sss. Ss '.s.Daon. TO sSS
Keypunch oprs., PIX oprss 80
A1 Hh1aggs zd Tashi 4 9R'h AVE- e NV NV
ORDERLY AND H0USEMAN, white.
for sanitarium. live In. 10. D
1921.
PART-TTME SALEsGInLs; white;
for downtown drugstores. evening
hours, no sun. Apply WHkLAhh
DRUG, 1401 H Il. NV. RE. 7-7y26,
PAYROLL CLERK for constr. once:
permanent position: must be aceu-
can for appt., in. 4-3050
PIX, exper., Opposition board. pref.
age 90, salary depending on quali-
cations: salary, S2S5 up. PQTQ-
Ar. "a. $4,000.
PIX OPERlTOR = 2:30-11 pm,
4O-hr. week. Apply personnel, g-2
pm, Mon Fri. PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL. Ii50 varnum 81. ne:
PIX OPERATOR. shifts, 20 hrs.
$3.50. GUARANTY FMPL- 10l N.
Alfred ST., Alex. XII. 9.3710.
PIX OPERATOR for Marriott Key
Bridge Motor Hotel, Rosslyn. Va;
hours, $3.50 70 II Pm: must be
HOT HHOPPES EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE. 134l q 81. NV. Rm. 200.
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Professional
Office

u. 3. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 10th st. NV.
NO FEES
Bacteriolosist, exp. indep.
diagnostie to 5,OOO,
Bio Chemistry Tech. kdny.
iunct. research to 5000
Director. volunteer serv.,
BA plus exper. to $500
Group Workers. Msw or
BA plus exper, to 5000
data collection to 1900
Medical Secretary, exp.
Sind. or dictphn. to $3.50
duty. stan to 1850
occIpational Therapist.
regstd. ---------.t to 1850
Pharmacologist to $3.50
Physical Therapist, resstd. to 1850
exp 7O4. i10S. 1lO5 to 10000
Psyehiatric Nurses.
Psychologist, clinical. MA, 1000
exp; Or adv. study to 5000
Ned to $4,000
In field To 5,9S5l
Social workers, Msw. all
| fields to 5000
Social workers. Msw GO .OO Wv
hr. week. to 2,4O0
degrees to 10000
Surgeons, local and Calf. TO 14.400
Teacher, End gr- tpri.
virolOsy Technician, 2 VI. 80.
SUMMER WORK O
Camp Counselors. min. age
Camp Directors, exuer. 70 500
Nurse, Industrial (RN to l,020
Waterfront Directors, ex
per. to AVS
DO NOT TEASPOONS
RECEPTIONIsT, Tyre IS w.pm,:
S265. BETTY GRAY EMPL., COS
woodward BLDG, ST. SIPS.
RECEPTTONIST
PIX exper. necessary: white. at
traetive. neat: little tipping; age
1885. Call MISS RILEY, o to 9
pm, Elk. 3-7230.
INSTRUMENTATION, white.
! 1890 w.p.m., 5 days. interesting
$50. v. WOOD PERSONNEL, Suite
NV. al Il. hi. 7-57b2.
RECEPTIONIsT-TYPIsT = Execu-
tive once Of International COM
pany has unusual opport. for good
typist. 21-35; likes meeting PEG.
| pie; to $500. NO REGISTRA-
TON ZEE, REASONABLE PLACE
MENT FEE. MAY BE PAID AS
YOU ARE PAID" MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS. INC. Suite 1901.
1885 q Sc. NV.
RECEPTIONIST-TYPTsT. front Of
nee. attrac., train on PIX. SIS
wk. POTOMAC EMPLs.. 1884 will
son blvd. IA. $4,000.
RIcEPTIoNIsT TYPIsT - ssss
Beth. Rockvi., s. g.. TAX. PIX.
Silver Spring-Rockville
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S41a Ca. Ave-, 8. g., ~. 9-4446
Open Daily. $685.
Tues, Thurs. SO
SALESCLERKs-Pail and part time.
sxg sI;r pEefsrssdi -good hgars.
So DIV.
lSALESGIRLs shoe experiences: GOOD
pay, short hours: Conn. ave. IL.
3-0qS6 after noon.
lsALEsGlRL WANTED. for vomen's
apparel. Apply 1919 K Ct. NV,
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CLERk .THPrsT.--E-dny week, raid
vacation. free Disqualification; air
c-rd. nflci; shikfy ACCORDING %
sx nS1 IN, spd e9in,s Ssh Nns'
CLKRK-TYPisT--c class pubilca ton
needs alfl, neat. infelliBent,. VIII
ina 70 work hard IN .clrfnln ton
dept: centrally located. Gail Df.
4-8223 Tor APPOINTMENT.
cLkRK- TXPlsI. accurate. ior typ
lng policies; pssdday w pAl x !. VEGA sss,
TuAL INSURANCE Co, 1b6 War
Iler Bldg
CLERK-TYPlsT, general once, &C.
curatc typine. Wilsqn blyd., .
days $40 W, poToMAc M s5s.a;'
Cl:ERK-TYPIsT. daEea,. Pref;
church. IL. 2-5a55. -
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FLAGSTONE

Patios, steps. walks, All kinds Of
cement work, retaining walls,
waterproofing, cellar. floors and
walls. terra Gotta pipe dratnsge
from doWnspouts and lawns. Re-
pair swimming pools.
P. MARCUCCIO. PO. 2-35SS
FLOOR SANDING, finishing anc
waxing; reas. rates, free esti-
mates. Call RA. 6-6795.
FLOORS. SANDED AND FINISHED
Quality work at Q reasonable
price. M. MORRIS. Ju. 9-2277.
FURS REPAIRED AND RESTORED
factory on premises: low summer
rates prevail now. BASKIN FURS
Sth and @ NV.
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m.ERK-TYPIST

Accurate. dependable. for general
ONCE duties: 81 90 per hour; part
time, o to 3 pm. ROBERT r.
HOFF, Plumbing Contractor, 6313
46th ave, Riverdale, Nd, WA.
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ORGANS
KITS

KITS
Open Evenings ~ appointment
1880 q 81. NV. Re. 7-62l5
ORGANg-Before you buy any or.
san see the new WurlitzeI Chord
Also many other orRans including
the fun WuTlitzeF and GulbIan-
sen transister lines. JORDAN 8,
downtown a. 18th and o SIS.
NV, In Arlington 1t 5199 Lee
haVy.. in Silver epftne at e33Z
C,eorEia ave Suburban stores
open evenings except SATURDAY.:
ORGAN-THoMAs. oman. model
H-2. Obj. expression pedals. walnut
finish Only sos, terms.
PIANO FOUNDATION
2i09 Mt. vernon Ave XII. $50
Alexandria fDel aayl
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S & w CAFETERIA
: coRNERs sHoRgIEo cENTER

co1 FALLS s chuRcH. va 49,"
CURB GIRI-Wiil train: must BE-
neat appearing. 81 yrs. CHAR.
COAL STEAK HOUSE, indian Head
hwy, CHI. 0-D60S. Apply In person.
DENTAL HYcIENIsT. for clinic;
40-hr. wk., many company bene.
hts, incl. free medical and hospi.
talization coverage, 20 days annual
e isSys e, or zrsacs esys a s!ss leave;
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'CLERK-TYPIST

Position available: hlgh school grad
uate; minimum, 90 w.p.m.; op-
p0rtunity for advancement. group
Insurance and other benefits. APP
ply In person. Sb4l Colc1ville I'd,
Silver Spring, Md. RIM. 500.
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SECRETARY. builders Of
fee, modern downtown bldg;
5-day week: good typing and
shorthand essential: TOP paw
for exper. girl; axe TO 35.
MA. s-O257.
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CLERK TYPIST
AGE 21 IS. previous ex-
perience in cutting stencils,
and tabulatinG tipping desir-
able. Must be able to type at
least As w.p.m. accurately.
Many company Dement'S in
Guiding free transportation.
D. G. Transit System, Inc.
5000 NJ st. NV.
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Counter Serving Ladies

No previous experience necessary.
Meals and uniforms furnished. 70
night Or Sunday WORK; Z ~, wse x.
and life Insurance. Good starting
salary for fun or part time. Amply
IN uerson only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
WoMIM
CoMPTOMETER
OPFRATORS

ossa assI.sys meal discounts and
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SITUATIONS


DAYS WORK or babysitting. Ref
erences and exper. Call NO. =
S1D3 anytime.
GIRL--coiored. desires child care,
5-day week. Phone III. 7-5534.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oHW. 5
days week. Ref. Reliable. To. p
0646.
COLORkD GIRL desires Job: days
work or child care; 8 or 6 days q
wk. Exper. RIA, 0-2065.
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CI,ERK-TYpIST

Under so. general once work m
new downtown air-cond. bldg;
employe benefits: paid vacations.
Cal for appointment, DI. T-27OO,
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CLERK-TYPIS1

white, age 2l-35: permanent posi-
ton with national organization;
ability 70 type accurately 40
w.pm paid vacation. b-day week,
group Decentralization, insurance
nna cshsE f Hsns appsointme ents can
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HI-FIs

HEATERS. ranges, stoves, new. used;
gas. oil. coal, wood ACME STOVE.
1O1I 9TH NV MA H-S0b2
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DEPT. MANAGER

Immediate opening for exper, Coat
and Suit Dept. Mgr. Downtown
Speciality Store. Salary :. com
mensurate with exper. Call Mr..
pointment.
PHILiPsBoRN. 1901 = ST. NV.
DRUG CLERK CASHIER, White,
under 40: day work. no SUM-: exp.
only. Apply In person CHASTLE-
TON DRUG. 10th and r NV.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. airport
adm. detail. good skills. 3 days,
1925, POTOMAC EMPL., oil KinR
St., XII. O-5O55.
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ETC Plans Fight
On Abuses in
Food Industry

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (AP).
The Federal Trade Commits
sion will put q new task force
into action against unscrupu-
lous buyers and suppliers,
Chairman Earl w. Kintner
said yesterday.
He discovered creation of
the group. consisting Of 10
young ETC executives, in q
speech to the annual meeting
of the Grocery Manufacturers
of America. Inc.
The force will be assigned to
make recommendations on
"how best to harness all Of the
commissions energies" for
more effective enforcement Of
the Robinson-Patman Act.
Executive Director Marie
Kiefer of the National Asso-
citation Of Retail Grocers of
the United States, representing
66,883 food retailers, called
the FTC's new program "a
modern business-like approach
to a serious problem.
Hidden discounts, rebates,
secret allowances. and dis
criminatory pressures on sup
pliers to get preferred treat.
ment are common" Mrs. Kiefer
said.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

for q sIiSht firmins in oats the Grain
futures market was steady to weak
today with losses running to about
a cent In rye, and soyheans durins
The selling appeared to be mostly
liquidation for profits although some
Of the pressure IN soybeans was linked
with a weaker market for soybeaA
Trade was lower than other recent
ment's November crop report to be
issued after the close Of the Board OF
Dealings were virtually at q stand
still near the end Of the first hour
Sash.l V sisS.r 8 Ssnss
u to % lower. December 81 .12h; oats
Il higher to y lower, December 77h;
rye z to n lower, December 81 1874:
soybeans y to u lower November
The long autumn drought in Western
Europe appears to have shown. a.
effect on exports Of feed grains from
the United States. The outlook Is that
the movement probably will run well
ahead Of q year ago.
Oats shipments so FAR TINS crop yesI
bushels compared with less than 2
million for the same period year ago
One commission firm commented that
3 still further increase could pe .ex-
pected and that carryover OF TINS
Grain at the end Of the crop year may
Be down to an extremely small 200
million bushels.
Corn bookings under the government
subsidy program for the past week
were large, totaling about II million
II was noted, too. that while pros
pects were for q decline in wheat ex.
ports this year shipments since July
are up about 10 per cent IRON tne
lion bushels in grain and hour eouiva-
lent.
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Stocks Mixed,
Range Small;
Trading Active

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (AP)-
A drop Of AZ by Ford and a
few other special moves high
lighted an uneven stock market
today. Trading was moderately
active.
Most key stocks showed gains
or losses of fractions to o point,
Ford retreated on q report
that the Ford Foundation 1:
planning to sell another 2 mil
lion shares Of Ford common
Most OF the major steels anc
rails were down as the back-to-
work order which interrupted
the steel walkout seemed in.
conclusive to Wall Street.
Drugs and most aircraft!
were steady to higher and oil
were firm but most other major
groups were mixed.
Corporate bonds were mixed
Government bonds were un.
even.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-10
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Failures in the week
ended November 5 totaled 265
compared with 273 in the previ-
Gus week and 33l in the like
week a year ago.-Dun & Brad
street.
ACT Industries, Inc. an
nounced the first $40 boxcars
ordered in September by the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has
been completed.
Midland Ross Corp. an
nounced acquisition Of the Sur
face Combustion Co. Of Toledo
and Columbus for $23 million
cash.
Earnings
International Paper Co. in
nine monthe ended September
80 earned $60,422.244 or $4.58
a share VS.. $48,o00,164 or 1888
in 1858.
Cupboard Marine Corp. in
year ended September 80 earned
$13,784,974 or $1.76 a share vs..
$9,094,945 or $1.16 in 1858.
Potomac Edison in IL months
ended September 80 earned
$5,07l,0l9 VS.. a $5,20S,2SS in
1858.
National City Lines in Q
months ended September so
earned $5,153.634 VS.. $6,613.86l
in 1858 period. ~
Penn Fruit Co. in year ended
August 20 earned $1,9S3,895 or
SLOT a share VS.. $2,262,361 or
$1.27 in 1868. .@.
Diners Club, Inc, in , 8
months ended September 80
earned $1,060,379 or 80 cents
a share VS.. $685., 1856 or So cents
in 1858 period. :
Other earnings included:
For Months Ended September 80
| 1888 1853