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DECATUR HEIGHTS-A touch of
Early American charm In this de-
lightful all-brick home. Spacious
living and dining rooms, electric
kitchen, 2 woodworking 1ireplaces;
full bsmt.; large screened porch;
; s-sar garSgs; ma many so appointed
loan or FLA terms.
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GARAGE

And big workshop, heated; hot and
cold water. Cost $1,000 to build;
for S13,25Q you get the garage,
plus q lovely home, sitting in the
center Of lge. shade trees; all
masonry; has 3 bedrms., sep. din.
rm., flrepl.; patio; porch; bsmt
This viii 90 quickly. Call at once,
for inspection,
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HOUSES BIZ HUGHEs-Delightfu

HOUSES BIZ HUGHEs-Deliyhtfu
tended location. Exciting custom
built all-briek rambler; 3 gorgeous
bedrms., plus large panelec den;
garage: patio. Vacant for fast
possession. Only S22, 500. CAL
today and get q real buy W. r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-10 days
possession: $3.50 down. Positive
" no red tape. Storm windows,
fenced yard, aluminium awnings.
full bsmt. Won't last. Only S10,-
500. ". r. HUGHES CO.. AP. z
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HnLANDALE

= Charming 4-bed-
nm, 2-bath brick home; 5-acre
lot; . freplaees; lge; fenced va;
Assume S29:Oo9 4H2So loan; vl Trle g
INC, JU. 5.7113 or JU. 9-5369 +.
HTILANDALE AREA = Spacious
Cape Cod. brick; 5 bedrms 2
baths ideal FOR LARGE FAM
NY. Fireplace in hv. rm., sepa-
rate din; [n;; 6sEIt; mr. t ise:
Considered. owner leaving city.
Exeellent value, S23,950. HUGH
II PECK. He. 4-6400.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-3-bed-
nm. brick Colonial, in very. popular
and convenient area Of Silver
SprinF; LIST floor has powder rm.,
family size dining rm., kit. with
table space, spacious living rm-,
screened porch. paneled rec. I'm.
owner transferred. Cal 10.
5-4222: ewes, RIA. 6-Q074, LAW
RENEE v. LUTES CO.
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HOUSES FoR sALE--s.E.

CAPITOL HILL. 1876 Kentucky ave.
Cow, economical. Only $3.50
dn., plus good credit. Approx. SSb
mo. Attrac. 6-rm., 2-bath brick,
mod. KIT. Cali cox, RE. 7-l633.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 30l6 Nichols
ave .--3-bedrm. detach. brick, oil
heat. inclosed rear porches, lear
gsFsge, nice lot; JOHN 1ad " Shell
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Sg.9bO--3-
bedrm. detach, home, oil heat, p
JOHN L. sHELToN. 10. $4,000.
HILLcREsT-To settle estate: de-
tached brick. Six rms, ~ baths,
r nnlsnf Sw u.s. lovely Isl: Sss, so:
i block to bus, HARTMAN REAL
TY, INC, REALTORS, Lu. A.
34OO, LU. 1855,
HILLCREST. NEAR BRANCH AVE.
Diet. brick Colonial, center hall,
9 large rms; 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
End a.; side screened porch,
knotty pine rec. rm. with bar, gas
h.-wh. So, 800. J oS Z ? II
FII1PPo REALTY CO. Realtors
2412 MINI. ave, Sc. LU. 4-7717.
HILLCREsT, Branch and Alabama
ayes. --Four-year-old brick Colo
NAL. Six rms. powder rm.,. lst
floor: 8 bedrms., 2 baths q IN
master bedrm.), finished rec. rm.,
gas heat, many extras. Priced
below original cost. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, REALTORS, LU.
4-34O0; ewes. Luz 1-9615.
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HuIANDALE-Only one year old
Is this new dimension split leyel
with 4 bedrms., 3 baths, sep; din
rm. you WILL OOH AND AHH =
at a rec. room made for cocktails
Also built-in gar sgeo W. J
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RALPH ID. COIN
TU. 2-92O0

COLORED-SE.-VACANT
42S4 Southern Ave. Sc.
Knotty-Pine Rec. Room
aedecorated, 3-bedroom modern
semidetached brick. gas heat;
fenced yard; assume large CT 20
loan; full price only S14.250;
S305 down. 500 mo-. TU. 2-21O1,
~ STONE q MARcEILINo
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BURCH REALTY co.

Mo Will HO QuANAASs NdA ~ OANS3
for inspection.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5992. Aft. 9 PM, WA. 7-s74e
GREENBELT, ga WOODLAND
WAY--2h2 bedrms., attached ga
rage: large hedged lot. Near
churches, schools, shopping. recre-
alton. Quiet and refined. $4,000,
small down payment. OWNER. Ii.
6-2714.
HEITMULLER ESTATES = (Adel-
phil, desirable, 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with car port. fun bsmt.,
beautiful rec. rm.. breezeway and
car port. Consider trade. S23.950.
HUGH 7. PECK, He. 4-6400.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS, $1,000 On.
incls. all settlement ehgs., 3-bed-
rm. 1h-bath brick: full bsmt.::
cow. TO parochial school and
shopping center, assume S14,7b0
. CT loan. vacant. JOHN L. Shell
TON, Realtor, 10. $4,000.
HOME AND INcoME-Immaculate
and baths; ] blk. bus. terrific
value. S17,950. UN. 1883.
peter j. hagan and son
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
lcoNrINyeDl
: GE0RGETOWN

CONN. AND KAL. AREA--12-rms.
townhouse, 5 bedrms., Eng. bsmt;;
needs redec.: S1s,500. OIL. $4,000.
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CHEVY CHASE

1.-THE HAMLET'-Nearing compile
ton. Beautiful Colonial. bed
rooms. de luxe kitchen, library
and powder room, daylight recrea-
ton room. tall trees. Priced in
CHEVY HE ,YI CHASE, D. c.--Near Chevy
Chase circle. 5-bedroom frame on
large lot. 2 bedrooms on LIST
floor: excellent condition. Priced
cali Wo, $4,000. TIL Q
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
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SOLD FIVEl
Buck Lodge Road

Have customers for other
houses in the ADELPH
and adjoining areas. List
with US for the friendly
personal touch which gets
FAST ACTION.
THE w. w. LEWIS co.
ROBERT L. STEPHENS, Pres.
HE, 4-350O Until 8 PM
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UNIVERSITY HILLS

OAN4 v GASAS4 ! A4AAAS
A real panoramic view
from this exquisite stone
and-brick rambler. Walk out
from richly finished rec. rm.
with picture window onto
patio that overlooks q wide
expanse of undisturbed park
area and streams. High
lighted IS the spacious COM
bination living room-d dining
area, 3 twin-size bedrms,,
beaut. kit, complete with
modern appliances and birch
cabinets. Conv. to Mary
land u, parochial and pub
lie schools. Many extras in
cluded at S20,950, FLA or
conventional terms. .
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EAST PiNES-only $500 down and
no red tape. Masonry-and-shingle,
English-type Colonial with equip.
kitchen, large living rTn., twin-size
bedrms.; large lot.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.E.

COLORED-NR. 18th AND Z SITS.
- complete apis. of rms. and
bath. plus large front entrance
bsmt.. oil h.wh.. big front porch.
Priced right, good terms, PRESS
REALTY CORP. ST. 3-93l6. Ewes.
OIL. 6-5177.
COLORED-vACANT; S495 On;
10th and o SITS. n.e.--Attr. 6-rm.
semidetached hrk.: bsnt., gas
h.-w.h., gar; redec. NE. S-4653;
ewes, OIL. 6-9191, FULTON R.
GORDON. Jr., CO.
COLORED-AvONDALE AREA
Modern 3 bedrm., Ia baths, Diet.
brick home; gas heat; c.ean cond.,
AUERBAcH & CO. DI. 7-e5O1
COLORED-RIGGS PARK
FHA-S600 DOWN-SS9 NO.
Six-r-a. semidet. brick: Ia baths,
powder rm and recreation rm.
LOUIS Ridden tn. 2-3060
COLORED-S495 On. SPEC.
127 ANACoSTIA AVE. NE.
200 35th ST. NE.
Lovely 2-bedrm. brick homes;
fenced yards: vacant. BERGMAN
m R-OITN
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CONLEY
CHEVY CHASE

OLD ROLLINGWOOD -
Brick Colonial, with 4 bedrms., ZE
baths, garage and powder rm. lot
has privacy and elevation. Priced
in 30s.
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MASS. AVE. PARK--A beautiful
tion Of the city. WONDERFUL large
rooms throughout: 4 bedrms,, ia
baths, powder rm., breakfast rm.,
lalousied porch and many extras;
$4,000. To inspect call our Up
town once, KE, 7-1S00 til 9 pm.
latter 9, call WO. 6-0290). SHAM
NON A. LUCHS co,
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NEW sPLIT-LEvEL

Completely air cond. and features
entr. foyer. liv. rm., sep. dining
rin., equipped kit: 3 bedrms., 2
baths upstairs; den; garage and
rec. rm with fireplace; lot 75x
100; FLA appraised, $24,760;
$4,000 LIST trust.
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$500 DOWN

SZ,5UU DOWN
Almost-new brick spIit.levsI. IN
choice loo. near NIh-Large Nv,
rm., sep. din. rm., bedrms., "a
baths, rec. rm. with irepL. partly
finished den, latest kit. with d.
nette area. carport, many extras.
Assume Ice, loan, immediate pos
session. mid EOS,
ANDRIs REALTY
OIL. 2-g07O Ewes, HU. 3-052l
CLOsE-OUT = Prime
Bethesda location. 4 bedrmss .1a
baths. A-acre lot. Priced Just
over $50, 900. Trades considered,
PPTTineaip Pale only OIL e-i7sS or
BLVD. AREA-For those
who prefer gracious and COM
Portable living-no steps, fully
air conditioned. All-electric kitch-
en- with washer-dryer comb.
gorgeous corner lot, This 3.
bedrm.. 2-bath, den, liv. rn. and
sep. din. rm. rambler Is priced At
only $29,g50. EN-. 2-S200, DIS
INC, ewes. OIL. 4-l343.
BROOKSDALE-New. spacious, ar
tistically designed brick, In
beautiful close-in section Of fine
homes. Center hall. library, pwdr.
rm., dreamy kitchen, 4 lge. bed.
rooms, 2h baths, garage and
screened porch; realistically priced
at SAC, 300, Call our Uptown
once, KE, 7-1S00 I'll Q pm. alter
8 pm. call Wo. 6-0290, SHANNON
CARROLL KNOLLs-2-story brick ;
corner lot: 3 bedrms., Ia baths.
garage, porch and large patio.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.,
INC. JU. $4,000; ewes. W
S-3769.
CHEVY CHAsE--stately brk. Co
lonial Just over the District line;
3 twin-sized bedrms., study. 2la
baths. An. heated dormitory I'm.
on 3rd floor: family sized din. rn.,
all-elee. kit, rec. rm.; 2-ear ga
rage. KORZENDORFER, REAL
TOR, OIL. ASH til 9.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. = A REAL,
CHARMER, S27,950. An unusual
3-bedrm. Colonial with 1st-h, den,
family rm, liv. rm., din. rm,
kitchen and Law: also q wonderful
recreation RIM. and a Georgetown
garden, ideal for entertaining; mr..
Conn. ave. and Columbia Country
Club. EN-. 2-S206, DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY. INC. eyes,,
OIL. 4-3209.
CHEVY CHASE (nr. Military and
Broad acknowledgements brk., 81
bedrm., side-hall Colonial: IL
baths. new kit J., natural wood cab
inets; Ice. rooms: porch. garage,
fun bsmt.: vacant. all redec., new
cond. $4,000. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL.
6-7S00, til o.
CHEVY CHASE
THE HAMLET'-Nearing compile
ton. Beautiful Colonial. 4 bed
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Stocks Mixed,
Autos Firner;
Trading Active

NEW YORK. April 8 (AP).
Motors we're higher in an un-
even stock market early this
afternoon. Trading was fairly
active.
Leading stocks showed gains
or losses Of fractions to about
a point. Quite q few were un-
changed. Some wider moves
were made by selected issues.
Ford touched a new high for
the year after 1t returned to
the 60-cent dividend after re-
cent accent payouts.
Oils, aircrafts, coppers and
rails were mostly higher. Steels
we're unchanged to a bit lower.
Chemicals and tobaccos were
mixed.
Ford was in dramatic focus
as 1t inched closer to the 641a
original offering price Of Janu-
airy 1856 when public enthusi-
asm ran high. It never
reached that price again.
Rohm q Haas q 22-point
gamer yesterday. was down
about 9 on profit taking. War
ner-Lambert spurted about 4
and Polaroid around 2.
Corporate bonds were mixed.
Government bonds shade d
lower.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, April 8 tAP).-wheat
futures prices eased again today but
other grains and soybeans were mostly
steady to firm in early Board OF
Trade transactions.
lowed reports OF good rains overnight
In some sections Of the Great Plains
along with forecasts of additional
moisture in rain or snow.
The selling. however. was not par
ticularly heavy and offerings during the
first several minutes were pretty well
Corn ran into the first selling pres
sure Of the week near the end of the
first hour and prices declined on some
Of the new crop contracts. At that
time wheat was upchanged to q cent
a. bushel lower. May .S2.10h; corn Y
hisher to y lower. May $1.25ss; oats
y higher. to V lower, May 6S; rye
sI.43ss; soybeans V to "a highsr,
The move among some Republican
Senators in Washington TOWARD legis-
lation which would seal on from the
market all present grain surpluses is
viewed by some traders as Q hint that
consideration may be given in Congress
this year to some rather strong pro-
Recent action by the Commodity
Credit Corp. In Offering stocks Of sur
plus wheat for export ct East Coast
points appeared to have come as q
surprise to the grain trade generally
at a time when II seemed commercial
supplies may become tight before har-
vest Of the 1899 winter crop.
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Ford to Pay
$40 Again

DETROIT. April 8 (AP).-
Ford Motor Co. today re-estab-
lished its $2.40 annual dividend
rate.
Directors declared a dividend
Of so cents a share payable
June II to shareholders of rec
ord May IL. Three previous
quarterly payments have been
made at 40 cents a share.
The so cents quarterly pay
ment was the rate at which
payment were made follow
ing public sale Of Ford stock
starting in February, 1856.
Ford'S return to the $24O
annual dividend rate reflects a
sharp improvement in the COM
pany's operations that started
with the final quarter of 1855
Ford reported net income of
sos, 100000 for 1858, despite a
$l6.200.000 loss for the years
first nine months. The 1858
net compared with 1882 300, 900
net in 1857. Per share earn
ingS were SITS in 1858 and
$500 in 1857.
Ford recently reported q
continuing upturn in its sales
picture after the decline that
was common to most Of the
industry through first nine
months of last year. It said
its retail passenger car sales
for this years January-March
quarter were 100000 units, up
119.400 over the same 1853
period.
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Exchange to Launch
Caution Cumpuion

NEW YORK, April 8 (AP)
The New York Stock Ex-
change will conduct a special
advertising campaign In April
to caution the public to invest
only on a sound basis.
Advertisements will appear In
rs newspapers in "a major cit
les and magazines. the ex-
change said. An additional
budget Of $25O,00O has been
appropriated for the campaign.
Originally the exchange set q
81 million dollar budget for ad-
vertising this year.
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CeIunese Net Coins

NEW YORK, April 8 (AP).-
Celanese Corp. Of America viii
report a profit of about "a cents
Ia share for the first three
months of 1859. Harold
Blancke. president. told the
annual meeting today. This
compares with % cents a share
in the first quarter Of 1858
and SO cents a share in the
final 1858 quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

Hourly Sales o. the Exehlnsa
lI;O0 an $50 700 Noon $50 600
loo ON ESQ 600 400 pm 600 600
sUuik d tradins 10 shares OF sales u
tau Rates of dividends N the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based On
the last quarterly or semi-annud decla
ration. Uuless otherwise 0oted special
or extra dividends are not included
2 Also extra % extras Annual rate
plus STOCK dividend Declared OF oaid
IN 1850 plus ssock dividend Paio last
yeal Payable U stock during Le5e,
estimated cash value on ex-diYI0end o.
sx-distrlburion GATE, 9 Declared OF paid
50 taI lns wear DECLARED OF pai0 after
stocb dividend o. spiitup q Declared o.
pa1o bus wear an accumulatlte issue
with dividends u arrears o PAID this
year DIVIDEND omitted, deferred o. %
action taken al last dividend meeting
Declared " palo ID 1858 plus stock div.
oend Payable IN stock dVptng 1855
estimated cash value on sA-iiysdend or
ex-distribution cate y 1quidatins diyi.
dend. cid Called L Es dividend KIDS
a. distribution n FL rights Nv With.
out warrants. ~ Win warrants. wd
When distributes vi When issued ID
Next day delivery. In bankruptcy o.
reeeIyership o. being reoCSsnizeo under
the Banuupecy Act, or securlues assumed
b. such comRaaia6
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a Companies Study
Merger Possibilities

NEW YORK, April 8 (AP).-
Three electronic firms and a
big utility holding company
care considering a merger.
Consolidated Electronic Corp,
Philips Electronics. Inc, Philips
Industries, Inc. and Central
Public Utility Corp. are about
to start informal merger talks,
an official of the Philips group
said today.
The Philips official said there
is q favorable climate for such
Ia merger if it could be worked
out on a fair basis"
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Electric Power Production in

Electric Power Production in
the week ended April 4 totaled
12,618,000 900 kilowatthours
compared with 1900, 900 900 in
the previous week and was
11.4d above the like week a
year ago.-Edison Electric In
stitute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use. this
week stood at $6.16, unchanged
from last week, but down 8.3%
from the like week q year ago.
Dun & BradStreet.
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP.
will break ground this summer
for a new mill at its Steelton,
Pa, works. The mill will pro-
duce steel reinforcing bars and
will have an annual capacity
of $4,000 tons.
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. April g tAP) Losses
reached 75 cents a bale during the late
morning. However, those levels at
tracted increased mill buying and
short covering, This caused prices 70
regain part Of the decline
Buying Of May against sales Of July
IN the current-crop months was fairly
active. with May moving slightly above
the previous cloSe,
Noon price syers 20 gents bale
vious close May. 1882; July, 1927
and october. $3.50.
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. April sap (UsDA).-
Butter-Oferinss liberal: demand fair;
receipts. 5000; prices unchanged,
Cheese-.Steady; receipts, 10000;
prices UNCHANGED
Eggs-WhoiessIe offerings liberal;
receipts, 20,500. New York spot quo
tations follow: Midwestern. mixed COL
ors, extras $3.50 lbs.), 29-31: extras
g IHeHdig%i 2Sh-S6h; "a standards sl ards, large
tras 1850 lbs,). 29h-31; extras me-
dunn. 26s-27h; browns, extras as
so lbs J, 30-31.
Nearby: whites, top quality t4s-50
lbs.l, 1894: mediums, 26h-27Ia:
smails. 53Ia-24: browns, top quality
1850 lbs.). 31-32; mediums, 1890;
smslls. 23l7-24. .
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, April 8 (AP) Spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
q ass cents . pound. Connecticut
YORK. Zinc IL cents q pound. East st.
Louis Tin 81 .02h . pound. New York
Foreign silver 9Ias cent? per troy
ounce, New York. Pittsburgh scrap
steel No. heavy vas quoted ct AGO.
~. 90
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Earnings

Std. Oil N. J. & subs. in year
ended December 81 earned
1861. 475,239 or $2.72 a share
VS.. $805, 177,272 or $4.08 in 1857.
Gen. Tire g. Rubber in 8
months ended February 20
earned $6,034,547 or $1.16 a
share VS.. $1.754,124 or 80 cents
in 1858 period.
NY. Central R.R. e. subs.
in year ended December 81
earned $6,974,594 or SLOT a
share VS.. $12,218,620 or $l.8S
in 1857.
Hobart Mfg. Co. in year
ended December 81 earned $4.-
067,165 or 1913 a share VS..
$3,664.270 or $2.84 in 1857.
Western Union Tel. Co. in 8
months ended March 81 had
estimated earnings Of So, 470, 900
or IS cents a share VS.. $2.0l2,-
831 or 80 cents in 1858 period.
AerOjet- General Corp. in 3
months ended February %
earned $1.740,173 VS.. $1.039, 723
in 1858 period.
MI. Steel & Shipbldg. In year
ended December 81 earned
$370,989 or $2.09 a share VS..
$406,344 or $3.50 in 1857.
Vertol Aircraft Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned
$869,553 or $1.29 q share VS..
81, $50, 1853 or $2.78 in 1857.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. April 8 PD.-Ths
New York stock Exchange reported to-
day these odd lot transactions By prin-
cfpai dealers for April 7: Purchases Of
$50 024 shares: sales Of 343.664
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. April 8 (AP) .-Divi-
dends announced
, 1959-09-14

axe to grind. don't care whether Tn Commissioner Of
Health n fact, I'd rather work under such conditions.
I am accustomed to dealing with straightforward people
for I am that way myself. And, I'd rather not be working
with people who are always covering up and trying to
please everybody.
Of the University Of Santo Doningo-the dental school Of
that University. This is one of the oldest universities of
this hemisphere As chairman of the Board, have never
imposed my will on the BoarJ when any candidate APP
piled for licensure. I always abided by the majority wish
Of the board. 1T had been decided before that the Board
would not recognize the University of Santo Domingo as
an accredited school So, I couldn't recognize it as an
accredited school as Commissioner ct Health Just to grant
q license because / had no authority to grant a license ex-
cept on the recommendation Of the Board.
But, we could employ DR.. -Cordero to work in the De
partment of Health as a Dentist even though he was not
licensed to practice in the Virgin Islands This is common
procedure ..
III PRESIDENT Has DR.. Cordero ever been Civ
en- a temporary license?
DR.. ONEAL: He worked on q contract. No temporary
license. He worked on a contract. He signed a contract. / III
can't remember the date exactly. think it was in October
Of 1856 near the ending Of October Of 1856. Iassumed duty
as Commissioners Of Health on October 4 1861 was Short
" thereafter that I contacted DR.. Cordero because we
needed a dentist for Saint Croix.
5 THE PRESIDENT: Who were the dentists on the
board at this time?
DR. ONEAL. The only dentists on the. Boardat that
time would be DR.. Lanclos and DR.. Fabio.
When we were satisfied that DR.. Cordero was a dem
fist, that he was a graduate of the University Of Santo Do
mingo, that he had worked in the Department of Health
in Puerto Rico as a Dentist under the same circumstances
contract, we decided that we would employ him.
e. went even further. DR.. Lanclos said to me, if you
don't mind, DR.. ONeal, / would rather observe DR.. Cor
derOS work first before we put him to work, I can't tell
exactly now whether he spent one week or two weeks.
He most probably could remembernBut / do recall that
DR.. Lanclos came to me one day and said that DR.. Cordero
had completed every assignment he had given him to his
satisfaction and he thought he could handle the dental
work in Saint Croix.
H PRESIDENT: In other words, DR.. Lanclos,
speaking for the dental board, does not think that DIR. Cor
dero is unqualified
DR.. ONEAL; No, he was not qualified for a license.
but that d~oesntvsay that he isn't qualified to work for the
Department shall point out
Mr.. OTTLEY: Was there a government dentist in
Saint Croix
DR.. ONEAL: sThereFMasnAt. The Office was vacant.
When DR.. Cordero signed this contract, the contract was
drawn up that it could be terminated on thirty days notice
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Fleischli TO violate Navy reg
ulations in making certain
purchases for special services.
The defendant is specifically
accused of stealing 1882 from
the recreation fund at the
Patuxent Naval Air Station
and taking $2,950 from Will
liam A. Chapman, Lexington
Park store owner.
Illegal Loan Charged
In addition, he is accused
Of wrongfully lending $4,000
from the recreation fund at the
station to a golf professional
at Patuxent.
The Government had con-
tended that the defendant stole
money from the recreation
fund by ordering checks made
out for higher amounts than
the cost of purchased articles
and pocketing the difference.
The maximum sentence 1t.
Comdr. Fleishchli could receive
If convicted on all charges
against him is 20 years and 6
months and dismissal from the
service.
The defendant is expected to
take the stand in his defense
late today or tomorrow.