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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

Mrs. Sein. Indian Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Chagla, the lat
ter wearing a beautiful COOL
looking aqua sari trimmed in
a thick border Of gold. we're
later arrivals.
The Ceylon Ambassador
and Mrs. Gunewardene also
came late with their daugh-
ter, Miss Swarna Gundewar-
dene. and son-in-law, DR..
Neville Karunasena Raja-
paksa, on their way to dinner
with the Indian Air Attache
and Mrs. Ratnagar. Her
medical duties accounted for
the absence of the Gunewar-
denes' other beautiful daugh-
ter, Irangani whose marriage
to DR.. Rajapaka earlier this
year was one Of the big social
events of the winter season.
Mrs. BrOsio Away
Japanese Ambassador and
Mrs. Asakai were also there.
Italian Ambassador Brosio
came alone, explaining that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

Mrs. Brosio was staying an
other few days in Long Is
land.
Mrs. Douglas Dillon, wife
Of the Undersecretary Of
State. and Mrs. William Full
bright both came alone, the
latter explaining that her
husbands duties as chair
man Of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee pre-
vented his attending.
The former United States
Consul General in Singa-
pore. c. F. Baldwin, now re-
tired. and Mrs. Baldwin
strutted their best Ma
layan when they greeted the
ambassador and his wife
who are old friends. When
Mrs. Baldwin forgot to in
clude the word "Merdeka"
lMalayan for "independ-
ence") in. her salutation, the
ambassador laughingly cor
rected her, saying, that's
the most important word Of
s.ll."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

Richard L. Jones. who recent
ly resigned.
Among those who attended
the black-tie dinner at the
Embassy were Deputy Chief
Of Protocol Robert F. Corri-
gan; Mr.. c. Vaughn Fergu-
son, the State Departments
director Of Middle and South
ern African affairs and Mr..
Marcus j. Gordon. the Inter-
national Cooperation Ad-
ministration's regional direc-
tor for African and European
Operations.
Also on the list were for
mer United States Minister
to Liberia Lester A. Walton,
Judge Edward r. Dudley,
former United States Ambas-
sador to Liberia; Mr.. Robert
L. Hennemeyer OF the State
Department, Mr.. L. Miner
Dunn. the State Depart
ment's deputy director Of
Middle and Southern African
Affairs. and Admiral George
Wauchope.
Among the Liberians pres
ent were Ambassador C. T. o.
King. Liberals permanent
delegate to the United Ma
tons; Mr.. David M. Thomas,
Liberian Consul General in
New York. and Mr.. Francis
A. Dennis.
Mr.. Mathews is q veteran
Of % years in the United
States Foreign Service. Prior
to being named Ambassador
to Liberia he served as Dep
uty Assistant Secretary of
State for Policy Planning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
Argentinian to Visit;
Liberian Envoy Host

The Argentine Ambassa-
dor-designate to the United
States and to the Organiza-
ton Of American States, DR..
Emilio del Carril, will arrive
IN Washington September
~ several weeks earlier
than originally announced.
He will come with Argen-
tine Foreign Minister Diog-
enes Taboada, who is TO
spend several days in the
Capital before going to New
York for the opening Of the
United Nations General AS
sembly session.
DR.. del Carril's appoint
ment was confirmed late last
week, at which time an EN-
bassy spokesman said he
would arrive early in Octo-
Der.
On the oasis of that plan,
retiring Ambassador Cesar
Barros Hurtado set his fare
well party for September Is
and his departure for the
end of September.
But he may revise his
schedule, according to the
Embassy official.
-
Liberian Ambassador Pad
more gave a stag dinner last
night to honor newly-ap-
pointed United States Am
bassador to Liberia Ebert G.
Mathews.
Mr.. Mathews is expected
to depart for his new assign
ment in Monrovia September
10. He succeeds Ambassador
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

which is expected to hold
to its non-neutralist program
of freedom, is continuing its
more than a decade fight to
rid the jungles on the Ma
laya Thai border of Com
munist terrorists. They're
still a few hundred bother
ing U.S." said the Ambassador,
but we expect to have them
all cleaned out by the end
OF the year"
In Native Costumes
Attired in their native cos
tune the Ambassador and his
wife received in the En-
bassy's large drawing room.
Guests who included am
bassadors and their wives
from the Southeast Asian
countries as well as a num-
Der Of United States Govern
ment officials were then
ushered out on to the cool
terrace and lighted garden.
where tables were set up
between the rows of lockwood
hedges.
The new Senator from Ha-
wall and Mrs. Hiram Fong
got a special greeting from
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Two Years of Independence
Celebrated by MQldydns

their host and hostess. "Wel-
come to the 50th State"
exclaimed the envoy as he
grasped their hands in a
warm handshake. Senator
Fong is the first American Of
Chinese descent to serve in
the United States Congress.
An early party arrival was
Representative walter H.
Judd, member of the House
Foreign Affairs Committee.
who told the Ambassador
he'll visit Malaga in Novem-
Der when he goes to the Far
East with other members of
the committee to inspect
United States foreign aid
programs in Japan. Korea
and other Southeast Asian
countries.
Rich in Own Right
His visit will be a good
will gesture as the Fedora
ton Of Malaga is not included
among the countries receiv-
ing our aid. 1t is rich in its
own gold. rubber and tin
resources.
Several of last nights
guests included representa-
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ment), after the disastrous defeat
of the Confederates at Sayler's
Creek. the last battle before the
surrender.
Complete your circle trip
homeward with superb scenery,
history and fun through beautiful
Shenandoah Valley and over the
Skyline Drive through Shenan-
doah National Park in the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30

YOu Win A FREE Ticket
Ii Your Name Appears Here
In this ad each week we viii publish on this page the
names of three people who viii each receive a free ticket to the
Ricky Theatre. If your name appears, just clip the advertisement
and present it to the box Office of the theatre for your free ticket.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30

Many wise people have found it thrifty to do their buy
ing in Lexington. Take time to consider what trading in
Lexington means to you.
!. Greater Savings
Z. More Convenient
3. Better selection of merchandise
4. Contribute toward q better community by
keepin your dollar at home
5. FriendIier merchants
There are many other good reasons, these are only a
few. Why dor't you become a LOGICAL shopper and
trade where you the buyer,
will receive greater benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

( 1880 a 81, NV RE-, 7-02ie
PAINT, 1900 salons. s3.p6 value,
80 gal. sh.-Wms, and otheIs
2Si3 N 81, nv. y. II. OtcHNER.
PHfLcO WORLDWIDE portable
Tsdio ~ Tsnsi'tof IKE new
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PIAN0s-We have brand-new ma
tionally known makes Of pianos
at substantial discounts from the
manufacturers suggested list price
Get our quotations before you buy
We have over 100 instruments on
eur floors including many used
items. ST. $4,000, PIANO MART
above the library.
PIANO-Rent At Jordan's low rates
New and used spinets, consoles,
Hauling extra. JORDAN'S, FOUR
STORES: corner 18th and q sts.
NV. (Phone ST. 3-94O0): 516g
Lee highway, Arlington tPhone
IKE. s-5060): 1882 Georgia ave.
Silver spring tPhone Ju. 5-11O5):
104 william street, Fredericksburg,
Va. phone Essex 3-7472b. Full
selection at all stores. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings. Park in front.
PIANO-Upright Grand, fair con-
dltion and tune. $50. Call Ii.
4-004l after z pm.
PIANOS - Returned from rental,
spinet pianosi drastically reduced
for quick clearance. KITS, 1880
O st. NV, RE. 1922.
PIANO, Minnipiano spinet, fun key
board; nice condition. Special,
1895. kits. 1880 O ct. nv,
RE. 7-62l2.
PIANOS--Beaut. new spinet pianos,
full keyboard, fine tone. Reduced
tc S495. No down payment, top
allowance for your old piano. Bal
anee in 80 mos. KITS, 1880 g
branch. 1921 Mt. Vernon ave,
open ewes. It'll o: Sat. It'll 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

PlAN0B--Wide ielectlor Of recon,
ditioned uptiEhts smartly STYLED
IN a nav durable nnish especially
suited Tor recreation rma. Piano.
fully guaranteed and me valuei
ior. beginnine studentsi Slso UP
REtI. Musiec CO.. iiios q n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
ROOMS WITH soARD

BRADLEY ARMS, 1899 leth ct.
NV, south Of Dupont cir --Sgles.,
dbies. for nice, non-drtnking
young people; $50 up per mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

tTNnL orHnnnAD rollins doors
81, son. MOT .f..sgllys7 "a az.
ZOO vsskdaYi aalY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

sFcgErknr. ne shellhana essdse
AhIf 10 ACCEPT ft1nonfIuIlliY IN
fanfFal once procedure uupofs
iunIlY 70 adtanef vita nINre4-
aIl9 bIokaTnle firm AunlI AMIR.
icAN plVEnafFrb MUTUAL
tEcUnrIlna. ioea Conn, ave
hEChHTAhY 70 ATTonNKY-
Real estate title eHusI preferred
AIr-eond. of1ce. WfIt nyHliSville,
h.day, 3f.hr NerE $3.50 Der
NO, can AP' 7-hfoO Tor appt
hEcnEIAny-TAoreushly somgs.
conditioned doNntQgn Wyatl
rulldlna. not ever lai talAIy 70
SIS week denendlne On expert.
ence. legal eApe, ience not necea.
aafF m 1.AAHo
hEcnkfARY, sons bkkpas % 80
50; aayt, ~ $1,000 roIo-
a. ~ a-IeTa.
hkCy.. % dept. head. employee re-
ailqn.s irlsresiirs position
fon blvd, All, IA. h.eO0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

LAW n00Ha unnsd alalss courl
ef Annfaa. District 81 CulumnIa,
vol thFu 100. $500, also y q.
piesat VITA Aupplsmsnss. heA 100
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS iof rent.
day, gaeH ~ month larGesl aelec-
tidn N brand names ~ this area
kFw and used 81 Morthwhlle aav-
iuaf Alaa renlaisputehass plan
KITS iaAa q AZ ~. ~. y
oFrlcE faulr.-pesks nlsa, add,
machn. tYnfWrl ttrs, etc, hafaMina
salore. clilcLH, ana ON 81 nv,
OlL TUnNAcn AND TAM. com
plftt, excellent candltion. reaaon-
able, Cali 10, e.1sii,
0R0ANs--nsiore ron bay any o..
san, see the new WuTlitnaf Chord
Al only tdnA IN nahoeany Also
many other orgaua Including the
fuIl WufIIiTer and OuIhfannon
franalrtor lines. Used Hammond
chord efenna AZ low prlcea. Jok.
DANA. downtown a. 18th and n
aia. nv N AflinGtnn ~ Aida lee
halfway, IN silver anfina a a1He
oeoruiA ave. suburban stores optn
eftnlnea except aatuFdaYt,
ORGAN. oulbrensen. fun console
al tranfldtof, blond walnut nnlah
with chlnfa IA. f.InNI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
slTUATIoMs-WoMEN
SITUATIONs-DoMEsTIc

MY EXCEL, maid would like days
work Mon, Thurs. Good cleaner;
laundress; reliable. JU. 6-7658
YOUNG LADY, refined. desires
Inv. and child care: experienced
love children. DE 2-0625.
COLORED WOMAN desires 2 days
a.h.w., SP. 3-7793.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
POULTRY AND EGGS
FARM AND GARDEN

WHITE LEGHoRNs (approx. 20O)
70cs production. Reas. offer. Ev
4-9l42.
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RUGS

RUGS: genuine orientals, all sizes:
closing out sale for the season,
unbelievable bargains. CASSA-
BAN, 3204 o st. at Wis. ave.
Persian design rugs and broadloom
carpeting, 9xi5, So. so: qx12,
S24 so: Sx10 S17.50. Many other
sizes available
MAYFAIR SHOP
1928 @ st. NV. NE. s-4424
SEWING MACH. Singer cleo. port
able with all attach Sews like
new: s19.95 delivered. RA. 3-tlls1.
SEWING MACHINE. round -bobbin,
cleo. Singer, peri. stitch. SIS
delivered HA. 3-9039
SHOE REPAIR MACHINERY. patch
and finish: cheap. 2ls Indiana
ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

FURNt UNCLAIAIED-Pine corner
cupboard. S35i table and 8 din.
rm chairs. $50: wardrobe, $40:
Hide-a-wav bed. $40: Lawson
sofa. $50: baby Chifferobe, SOS:
chaise lounge, SO. bookcase, So;
desk. So. kit cupboard. $40; VIC
torian sofa, S25; cedar chest. SIS;
bedrm. set. SOS. din rm. set. $50:
kit set, sig: vanity with mirror
81: HOLLYWOOD bed. $22: chest Of
drawers. $40; mattress. S12. Early
Amer sofa: French chair, SIS,
kit table. So: sofa bed. SIS; &C.
cas- chair, So; bed. IS; love seat
$50: roll-away bed. SIS: FIR Prov
1edrm and din. rm pieces: rocker
%; china closet $40 foldine
s55ooirs II; eoil r,s spT s So; sS S5.
orator rat, fsbrics: ssss a dfi. snti9 Gse
restored, cabinet work, Also new
turn, Easy terms, HOFFMAN,
UPHoLSTERERS, 9447 18th st
NV, co. 5-5116. Open ewes I'll
8; Sun, 1875, -5'
FURNITURE
Two complete sample houses OF
furniture at sacrifice prices, con-
=
dining room suites, modern and
provincial; living room suites,
, recreation room suites. | Emer-
son air conditioner. Hotpoint
refrieerator. For information. call
DE. 2-474s. Can be seen at 1923
14th st. NV. Available Mon. and
Tues. til 2 pm.
TURN. Sofa and chair, slip covers
pairs lined drapes; SIPS COM
plete; OIL. 4-2111.
FURN., new-We have no mislead-
ing ads, no price barrier to break.
Our prices are the lowest. $50 .e5
dfnettes S45: S249 bedrooms S140;
etc. 3936 MINI. ave. ne.
FURN,-Three-piece turquoise sec
tional sofa, matching club chair,
white ANTIQUE satin-lined Grapes,
round walnut din. rm table,
leaves. chairs, beige CARPET and
pad: good cond JU. 5-34s1.
FURN.-coldspot refsr., Z Gu. q
and apt.-siZe gas stove: both like
new; S110 for both; 10h-ft. boat
and ga h.p. motor; will sacr.,
s145; wood lathe and attach
ments, SOS. RE. 5-5906.
beds, chest Of draw
ers, rugs. couch. mahog. end
LaDleS, lamps, ia. S-4b5S.
oak din. rm.: ex-
eel cond; table. 9 chairs. buffet,
china cabinet and server. EN-.
3-I0S7.
GAS RANGE-Recon.. like new.
inst. from $3.50 year guar,
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ca.
ave. NV AID. 2-2l00.
GAS RANGES-Used, new, $40 up,
l01l 9TH st. NV, Ma. S-Sg52.
HEARING AID, sonotone; very
mod. trsnSistor, bone conduetion,
new eond.; sac. JU. 5-1043.
FURNIsHINGs-Liv.
ru- Grapes, room divider with
planter and bookcase. wall-to-wall
earpeting. desk. kitchen storaEe
tables (redl. Lamps, other misc.
EN-. 2-2l2s.
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Bedroom
shhnRM APT. CoMrLMIk
tnedroom. LvinK Room plnslisl
Thh decorator furniture uas bslnr
held lof . customer who had q
cancel order faf personal rea.
sens There u AZ unpaid naianc,
81 Niot ta--AtL tltAkp-hAN
Aa.spo es{,imsssp,, a az az S 'sstlly
faih nv III a.t5t opsn
%sS' ~ I b Pm sat sun 'n'
uuILDIN0. small. IDEAL iof used
WI 7.SSi6
cAsu REoIsTEn. National 300
~ 49, \. 1 w. sp ,ae,ns ss ms,hin ~
Liis nsw, saqs. co s.ssGS.
CLOrmEs, Ladies. aine a-io. Coats
Pay I'd nv. WI. s.seis
DISK, Bsntson eEses steel. llk'
Rss s! 81 stss s's''nss 20
DIAMONDS, mans 4. cts si!s
iadyl ~ cts. sd-ai ladya
90. s9ia mas g. > !. q i, ,sps
CO. itss " s ~ n'E' VIZ s.Sses
DUNCAN PHYFE sofa and coesveil
chair sss Both In 5000 eondi'
E00-cANDLNc ROOM. bench ane
eheif-Overhead n storage shelf
large window exhaust fan, ware.
house dollies metal shell; novipg
5-bssO. or. 6-Saos.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS
AND DICTIONARIES
oroRdk FfkiRNps Sook sHoF
'sa ''S op 81 E Eys.. TN 40 $1,000
FENCE. white picket; s-ft, hIgh:
approx lsQ-ft. in all; best ofier.
IA, 7-15a3,
FibergIas Plastic Panels
All colors and siEes
For Patlos. AWNINGS. 6kyliehts,
Greenhouses. Fences. Partitions
sliEhtly Imperfect Seconds
All Panels Usable
Price SOC 50. ~,
vIsTA-LUx PLASTIC CO.
Beltsville, Nd. webster 6..302o
500
FLOOR PoLIsHERs. vacuum clean
era and sanders rebuilt, fully
guar. MODERN FLOORS. 2A3l
18th st. nv AID. -4-7575.
FOAM RUBBER. king sise, 6ixslx4,
&4N. smaller size. S25: 2Ax72
pads. csc ST. 1889.
FURs-NsW and slightly used mink
q fraction Of original cost. shop
and comp are. BAskIN FURs'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 120 bass
excel. cond, $3.50. DU. 5-7S7S.
ADDING MACHINES-Desk models
$4S.9S up: new cleo, l0-key, S10e
| Trade-ins accepted. CENTRAL
2007 18th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER, 3-ton chrys.
Ter water-cooled, with tower: used
only 2 mo-, bought new, $500. JU
b-12l
AIR CONTINGENCIES your
entire home; all size. stock clear
| ance sale: save $500 or more: easy
terms. Also, gas and oil heating
/ Call Mr.. Hollebeek, A. P. WOOD
son Co, RE. 7-5s00.
AIR CONDITIONER, GE Thinline;
| az hip, IL amp, excellent condi-
ton. Sl10. FL. 4-2636.
AIR Condolences 81. 500
for all, or highest offer. Call
weekdays after 3 pm. FL. 4-922S
AIR CONDITIONER, Remington, ] :
ton console, flush mount with
heat. New cond. ia. 4-19sI
! AIR CONDITIONERS
CLOSE-OUT
New 1858 air conditioners in car
| tons. Must be sold regardless Of
| price. No reasonable offer refused.
/ We have in stock: GE, Feeders,
Philco, Chrysler air eonditioners
New and fully guaranteed. Open
evenings It'll q.
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO.
10Th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-9OS2
AMPEX console. solid walnut, AM
| I'm plays stereo tapes and records
Tuner, 65 stereo tapes, new eond.
ia 1881.
ANTIQUE VICTORIAN sETTEE, re-
Gently upholstered. Call De. g
1927 for appointment.
ANTIQUE = DIAMOND JEWELRY
BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN
ALL MERCHANDISE REDUCED
2neS TO 15ss
SoDIN JEWELS, SOS nth ST. NV
AQUARIUM FOR SALE-Ten-gal.
nshbowl and stand. Call LA.
a-3n57.
BABY cARRIAGE twin size
ThayeT, 4-month old; $50: call
FE 3-3.0S.
BICYCLE fal. s6-in. girls Enslish
Raleigh heavy duty; very good
condition; t25 each. OF. 4-7O40.
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IHsrhuoTIuH enuRsIs

FHnEnAL ENTRANCE ExAn mes
Glasses. lnal one $4,000 70 st,uuu
ell auhifeia covered. Wad. ana ~
niahla a.n, Anroil immen -
years expef BOYD CIVIL AANv
ICE CoACHINui cor 18th and
nv Ma N..Ifu
FINISH nI0n AcHooL-No CLASSES
study ~ home, spaIe time d.
wriie WAYNE SCHOOL Nep
Franf therNin, BIZ loth o. nv
OF phone Ma H-afoA.
fEARN rfpiNO, shorlhand, Inn
keyuunfh, PIX expert lsaenerI
dAy or eve. loN cost. IhMfL.A
acHOoL, AIR CONDITIONED
ISIS q nv. Ma. s-fntn
HKATiNd and REfRidkRATioA
Tor bis pay opportunities nAsy
practical tpafe- Inc tfalninn IN.
ciudos inhalation, mainlenancl
and overhaulinr fof FREE facts
write UTILITIES ING, lNAI
Rep. Frank ohefWin. niI 18th ~
NV, o. phone NE. h.A1aa,
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MILP WeMIM

hncf~ olses e pgeliI sqnisge
f1hit' MI 'ssSi wlissss sIsS'.'
' .Hs.Il.s cstAi eess: IS. is.SSssIi.
~ ior An. MIN.
suIRI rREss orERAI0a, expert
ssssssIss svas.iArffSiP ~ SAiS'1 ;ctRzIfls..
whsaton. va 10. S.is0o.
sfLK fmlehKRa
Experienced onlYl aood salary aood
WoTkina conditions fiead Far.
round JOB n large valet shop
Apply ia Mes fork ave. nv.
siLK FINIamER=krpsr. Must Ne
ahla 70 piaat ana do fancy MQrk
sea,i&k lsasa. 'iissasR .g 4. Apg Nv ,wgI
sfLk fikIeHkRs. experienced. Ap-
oily FTestine DRY Cleaner hii
w 1.ansff' A. Pals church
silk RUSSIA. zoo pieeeuork rate
patt t-day W.. perm, position u
work l. eatialaeiory. Apply Nj
iiscssiin ;s7th ~ nv I~O"DN''
SODA oIRIs white; hour. 3 %
$50 ., m, ; DAYS week, Mon, thru
Fri,. Must ne neat. ASH .Q.l0.
Apply FoNhALL rhAkMACH,
1911 Fuxhan I'd. NV. ~. d-ioaA,
srATisfIcAL TrPIsT. hl1h school
Graq, type ~ W.p.ms. fO-houl
week .a days annual leave "
retirement plan. free medical and
hoapitalisation coverage. salary
open, TX. a-Adt0
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REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display. l-year
guarantee. All sizes. from $50 so.
PEERLESS SALES CO
a237 Georsia Ave. AID. 2-2l00
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Yards, Bsmts. Cleaned. Free Ests
WALKER TRASH CO. FE. 3-2S02
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
APIS. FURNISHED 0. Q.

ROOM AND BOARD FOR ELDER
LY WOMAN. Beth; .cheyy Chase
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ACCORDI0N-Scandalli 120 bass,
excel. cond.. $3.50, DU. 5-7S7S.
ADDING MACHINES-Desk models,
Trade-ins accepted. CENTRAL,
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MARIETTA. 1925 18TH SIN W
Sgl. and dbl. rms: ladies and men.
showers; excel. board: slev. -
ROOM FOR WORKING MOTHER.
board and care for child, near
WALTER REED. ia. 9.2965.
Weekly with Meals So so to S46
HOTEL JOHN KILPEN
E3I0 Ashmead HO. 1850
! Dining Room, Lounge, some Rooms
NEWLY AIR CONDITIONED
Be Safer n our Choice Locality
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS
Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:
Produce Markets
Apples: Dull; Pa Usl or better hu
9kts ) sq nni s Ram6cs so, inches INC ., up
io sSs lneh i np ug oosaS. Md hct Sa
s s 81 Si JOa sshSSs i meme: Up Up
zoo, ga inch min. 10000.
oD SsaS s.s sDDIss; Fsy s sss: va "a. BY
of 81 sEis i nS5 few " i sss''' iss i'OO'
.cantaloups: Nd ~. Blu crates l2s-
Peaches: Best steady. Pa .Usi or
Ss sSS st SS sk's H.lss 60 inch Sp
inches inches up s,5o-s.7S: Lizzie sD 81. III inch
Up few $50. Nd bu bkts Hales
"a inch up from storage l.IS.2 90,
u q Ne. aSS O. ssNsy w siae
Sob. sacks tuniess Otherwise Si stated
pnwashed Pa. Katahdins i.2b-l;4 40.
LIS. Del. cobblers col 90, SIZE B
I0Q-lb. 80 cents, chippewas 1.0O:l.i5.
sacks l.25, s5-ib. 1910 cents and
Sweet Potatoes-steady. Va, bu bkts
q. 8. No. l Nemagolds .e5-2 90. few
2;25. unclassitied LIS; Nd. bu bkts
Tomatoes stronger. Ripes and
turning n. j. IL at .bkts 1.25:3S.. -
bu hpr LIS. Pa. M-hu 'hpr l.75-2 90.
Nd, h-bu hpr l.75-e.2k. few $50.
20-lb cartons 200.
Livestock Markets
Cattle 500 and calves $50: load
I'LL ID choice SLAUGHTER steers 29.Q0.
load 1902 ID high good TO mostly
choice $3.50, 2 lots 1905 3s ID good
25. 50-27 so, 9 lots S5Q-953 ID good
and choice slaughter heiters $500
27.25, bulk utility cows l7.O0-l9 90.
high utility 70 commercial scarce,
~ 1900 and up, utility bulls mainly
22.O0.24.Q0: individual $3.50, scat
vealers 32.O0-35. 90, choice $500 and
UP. standard down to IS 90, several
SLAUGHTER calves 25.00-30.OO. small
lot 900 ID choice feeder steers goo.
few lots 753-9S2 ID medium and good
"a .0O-27 90, small lot 537 10 medium
stock steers $500, small lot 356 ID
medium and good stock steer calves
81 90.
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1uN SnGI 4Q1H 4eVN 4AOv9T Ia
YnRstStDrala az ana 2lIs+ "
Zenith Ra i.6O a lo2 seM esz-1M
Hourly Sales on the Exchange
loo am $50 600 Noon $50 900
100 ON ! $50 900 200 ON o 900 900
unit Of TRADING 10 shares or sales In
full, Rates Of dividends In the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
The. last quarterly or senni.annqal decla;
ration. Unless. otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included.
a Also extra or extras. b Annual rate
plus stock dividend dDeclared or paid
In 1859 plus stock dividend e Paid last
year Payable In stock during 1859,
estimated cash value on ex-diyidend or
redistribution date Declared or paid
alter stock dividend OF splitup kDe-
clared or paid this year. an accumula.
tive issue with dividends IN arrears.
2 Paid this wear dividend omitted, de.
ferred or no action taken at last dividend
meetisg Declared or paid In 1858 plus
stock dividend Payable In stock during
1858 estimated cash value on ex-dividend
or redistribution date. y Liquidating
dividend cid Called Ex dividend.
Without warrants, WV With warrants.
wd When distributed. wi When issued.
nd Next day delivery 9 In bankruptcy
or receivership or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies.
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Stocks Lower,
Gains Erased;
Trading Slack

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 tAP)-
The stock market dropped
irregularly In very quiet trading
early this afternoon. The list
failed to hold its initial gains.
Motors wiped out their early
gains and slid of moderately.
Steels. rubbers. coppers. oils,
rails and tobaccos we're lower.
Electronics. building materials
and some airlines managed to
stay ahead. Chemicals and
utilities were mixed.
While negotiations In the
58-day steel strike were ex-
panded to a company-by
pany basis. this news was no
spur to the market.
Wall Street once again be-
lieved that the Federal Reserve
Board might raise the discount
rate after the market close
today.
Corporate bonds declined.
Government bonds firmed.