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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

SHbHrbiG Today, June 1860
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28
, Fined
for Drunk
Driving

In Geauga County Cour t
last week two were tried on
charges Of driving while in
toXicated, they were found
guilty and each fined $4,000
and costs. They were Hubert
Walfe Of 1862 st. Clair Ave,
Cleveland and Charles ]. Wa
lsh, 1920 Othello Ave, Gle
veland.
Emery Nemeth, 1892 Viii
son Mills R. Highland Hts,
was fined $500 and costs for
reckless operation and Timo-
thy Dorsey, Woodland Ave,
Chagrin Falls was fined $15.
90 and costs also for reckless
operation.
Other cases tried in h e
court were:
Sanford Streets, Rt. Al, R.
D. 3, Chardon, petty larceny
guilty, fined $500 and costs.
Joseph GeorguiS, AL BW
AZ, Cleveland no fishing, gull
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28

Cleveland.
They have five o t h e r
sons, not living at h o m e
now and they also h We
three grandchildren.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nu-
zum, recently moved into
an apartment on Chardon
Madison Rd., near Route
6O8. Their former home was
in Grafton, w. Virginia.
They are the parents Of
two children, Richard, 6;
and Debbie, 4.
Mr.. Nuzum is employed
by the Ohio Rubber Co., in
Willoughby.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28

1t was announced that our
club will be judged on Aug
uSt 2, at 4 pm.
Stephen Burgess represent
ed our club at the county de-
monstration contest at Bur-
ton on July 20. He demon :
Strated how to make Spaghet-
ii sauce. He also has been
chosen to represent Geauga
County at State Conservation
Camp at Camp Ohio near Uti-
ca, Ohio, from July 25 to July
Our advisor checked our
books, and told us that our
next meeting will be the day
of judging and each member
must be prepared to cook an
outdoor meal.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28

ty, fined $1,000 and costs.
Charles Goebelbecker, 321-
OF Pendley Rd., WilloWick
assured clear distance, bond
forfeited of $21.40.
James Pryde, Rt. l, Kem-
berIy Dr., Kirkland, assault
and battery, bound over to
grand jury.
William C. Lews, Willou -
ghby, treSpaSsing, guilty, fin
ed $500 and costs.
William p. Gurick, RID l,
Burrows Rd., Thompson, per
mitting a minor to operate a
motor vehicle, guilty, fined
$500 and costs.
Lloyd Springer, R. D. l
Pope Rd.. Burton, no regis
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28

tration, guilty, fined $500
and costs.
Richard w. Davis, Box 1876,
Chagrin Falls, crossing cen.
ter line, no contest, fined $40.
90 and costs.
Albert Walters, 3517 Nat :
ley Ave, Warren, overload
forfeited $500 bond.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28
Have You Met .

Not only did the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. KY
Sela recently move here but
their house moved too. The
KyselaS and their wo sons,
Girard, II; and Tom, 4,
moved here this s pring
from Ardondale Road in
South Euclid and their pre-
sent home was moved on
Chardon Euclid road a
cross from Villa Mir Farm
from the intersection Of
Chardon - Kirkland Road.
Mr.. Kysela is an insur-
ance broker, operating the
Joseph A. KySela Co., in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28

Newcomers to Chardon
are Mrs. Jean MarkuSlc
and her three children; Son
dra Jean, IL; Ross, 10; and
Robert, 8; and her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ge-
tz. who have recently pur-
chased a pretty ranch home
on Wilson Mills Road, a
cross from st. Luke's chur-
ch.
They formerly lived On
BellfloWer Road in Mentor
Mrs Markusic is employ
ed by the A & P in Mentor
and Mr.. Getz works in the
fuel systems department OF
Tapco.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28
Huntsburg
BY JOYCE ADAMS
Phone MEdfOrd 5-6556
Iumni RanOupt

Phone MEdfOrd 5-6556
Alumni Banquet
The HuntSburg Alumni ga
thered at the school cafeteria
last Saturday evening.
The COngregationaIs Wom-
en- Fellowship cooked a tur-
key dinner for the occasion.
Mrs Frieda BrotZ, preSi =
dent, greeted the alumni and
their guests.
Rev. Willard Strong gave
the blessing.
Julia Armstrong welcomed
the honored guest graduates
Of 1859 60. Danny Tucker
and Ger Caka were present
for 1859 and Michael Yous-
max, Robert Dietz and Paul
Calkins were present for the
1860.
Miss Caka gave the respond
for 1859 and Mickey YouShak
gave the respond for 1860.
Claude Clarke and R h e a
Strong who both graduated
from Huntsburg high before
1910 were present.
A letter was read by Fran
ceS Hunt, secretary from Alb
bic CulbertSon, a 1899 gradu-
ate who was unable to at .
tend. She resides in Michi-
gan, other correspondence
were read by the secretary.
The HuntSburg alumni will
meet on the even years only.
The next banquet will be the
3rd Saturday in June, 1862,
and will be open to the alumni
and its associates.
JeSSee Hagan provided the
entertainment with a poem
and 2 songs that she accom-
panied herself on the piano.
The nominating committee
were Ethel Clarke, June TIL
urling and EIWin Adams.
New officers are Julia
Armstrong, president; Ed =
win Hofstetter, vice preSi e
dent; Dorothy Best, secre =
tary; Helen HOWleS, treaSur-
er.
Alumni came from as far
as New Hampshire, North Ro
yalton and COnneaut.
Sixty four alumni d n d
their guests attended.
All News
Betty Rae Beardsley is re-
presenting the Happy Hust-
lerS on the ballot for 1860 Jr.
Fair Queen.
Larry Hunt is representing
the HuntSburg Cow Hands on
the ballot for 1860 Jr. Fair
King.
Geauga county fair is Sept
ember | 5.
Mr.. Paul CalkinS and sons
entertained at a family VEIN
er roast Sunday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Zupancic and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
White and family and Mr..
and Mrs. ElWin Adams and
family attended. Allen a n d
Steve Speck were also guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bit
ner and family entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thorn
pSon and daughter Of East
lake early this week.
Mrs. Robert Hummel and
children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Denver Yeater and family
spent a few days at Pyma-
tuning.
Baseball
HuntSburg Major VS. Mum
son and won 20-7.
Huntsburg Minors VS. Clari-
don and lost.
HuntSburg girls Softball VS.
Chardon and lost 90.
jim Zalhcr is VacatiOning
in Florida with a former
claSSmate.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28
All News
KNACK AND SNACKS

The Chardon KnackS and
SnackS 4 -. H Club held it's
July meeting on Thursday j,
July q, at the home of the
president, Stephen Burgess.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
PERSONALS
lCoNTlNUED)

EXCLUSIVE SOCIAL INTRoDUc-
TIONS for discriminating adults;
all ages and religions. CLARA
LANE. Suite 621, Sheraton Bldg i,
I'll 14th st. NV, RE. 7-3504,
FOAM RUBBER-See list Of Items
supplied on Page 90l Of Yellow
Phone Book. FOAM RUBBER CO.,
S01 H st. NV. DI. 7-05S7.
FORM 81 carefully edited, revised
or prepared. Low rates. Call WA
Evening star., 1960-12-04
AUCTION SALES

COME ONE. COME ALL TO THE
AUCLlUN Weu. night, Dec. :. at
9 pm. Montgomery Co. Jewish
Comm. Inc, 2gU1 East-WeSt
highway. Chevy Chase, Mo.
ShOWING OF ARTICLE, DEC, 4
Hundreds of fabulous items to be
auctioned on ~ Q fraction OF
their original cost; vases. oil
paintings. week ends In the eoun-
try, pric-a-brac; Oriental rugs,
iuIn. You name. we'l have 1T
Evening star., 1960-12-04
HELP MEN
AUTO MECHANIC with tools. w

AUTO MECHANIC with tools: white,
exper., good salary; filling station
operators, exper., white. See Miss
Eord; BoYD'S. 18th and @ NV
Ma. S-2340.
AUTO PARTS MAN-Must be ex-
perienced and have local refer. :,
must know Northern Va. area
Monderful oppor. for right man.
WE. 1-l5O0 for appointment.
AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN-Ex-
ceilent opportunity for ambitious
young man: salary open; all re-
plies strictly confidential. BOX A.
X, Star.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
CALL
Il. $4,000
SPECIAL NOTICES

ANAC0ST1A NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON. SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING. Notice is hereby eiven
that. pursuant to call OF its direc-
tors, q special meeting Of the share
holders Of Anacostia National Bank
9f washington will BE- held at its
banking house at $3.50 8 Capitol
day. December 20. 1850. at twelve
considering and determining BY
vote whether an agreement to
consolidate the said bpnk and
The National Bank of Wash
inaton. located in Weshington;
the laws Of the United s States. s.
shall be ratiflcd and confirmed.
subject to tthe. approval Of the
WasRinSton. B. C '"u and dfsniy: for tSe
purpose Of voting upon any other
matters incidental to the propc 9ed
A copy OF the Aforesaid agree
ment,, executed bv majority OF
the directors OF each OF the two
panks, providing for the co7soli-
cation. is on file at the bank and
mav be inspected during business
J. M HARRIS.
! will not be responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone othe.
then myself. ROBERT 8. BuJAN-
SKI. s704 63rd ave, Bcrwyn
Hgts.. Md. "a
MATHEMATICS
4nolvidual lessons. Refresher or
ropean professor. For interyicw.
call FE. S-250S.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WASH.
lNGTON. sHAREHoLDERs. MEET.
ING.-Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to call of its directors
holders Of The National Bark 81
WaShington will be held at It;
SNankirs ~ % house at 80 I4th strcet
day. December 90. I0f0. at twelve
considering and determining bj
vote whether. an aErecment Il
conSo 10 Nte the. said bark anC
@ tne Anacostis National Bank o.
ton. p. C.. under the provisions O
shall be ratified ard confirmed
SUBJECT TO the. approval OF tn,
Gomptroller Of the Currency
purpose Of voting upon any othe,
matters incidental to the propose
eonsoIidation sonS Of TIE two banks
ment. executed bv majority o
the directors. of each OF the tw,
panks. providing for the consoli
cation. is on file at the bank ant
may be inspected during busines
D. L. COTTON.
President.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Fur Rental Service

Fur RenCal Service
Be q queen for q night. We rent
tuls Of every description including
fabulous mink. MA. S-552i
HAND KNITTED baby hooties, 81;
q 3-pc. infants se.. Red cardigan
Size 4, RA. 6-S6S2.
HAVE FUN Meet many selected
single friends through our unique
code system concealing your name
NANCY LEE, Box "a, Arlington
10. Va. licensed.
HOME TUTORING, German. Latin,
Eng, grammar. math., sciences,
remedial reading. Call RE. 6-3191
HOME TUTORING. Alg., geom., Fr.,
Lat, Eng, Sp., Ger, arith, read.
elem. t.h., s.h. sub. UN. 4-lgS3.
HUNTING, FISHING, SWIMMING
CLUB--50 mi. D. c.: paved rd.
nr. mts. In Va. i9-a. rec. area.
ga. lake. 7-rm. house; ideal for
all-year activities. OIL. 6-3291. ;
IF UNABLE to attend classes, try
S. h. subj. UN. 4-19S3.
IF YOU'RE TALL (men. Il IT,: girls.
3 IT., 8 inl. l9-45, and would Ike
the fun and sociability OF beinp
with other TALL people contact
D. c. TIP TOPPERS, Box 9S3 Benz
Franklin Station.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

DYEING - GUARANTEED NO
SHRlNKAGE: dresses, suits, coats.
uraDe5. slip covers. EXQUISITE
2, EnNFRS, the Dye Wcr.: Special
Isl. ..'oo Geor"ir ave, -. 3-g777
ELDERLY LADY-Large front rm,,
private hcme. lovely view, excel,
Iood. trav service; good transp.
Wo. 8-2955.
EVERYTHING IMMORAL, illega,
or fattcnins? Practice ice skating
u solves eyerythinE. c. p. ICE
SKATING CLUB. l0203 Baltimore
blyd,;, College Park. Nd. OR
Evening star., 1960-12-04
A GHoSTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

5-55UO.
A GHOSTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE
II it's writing. we do 1t. rs years
PROFESSIONAL experience on news
papers and msgazines. Forms 81
and resumes prepared or re-
v.scd. Speeches, letters. reports
gnosted or rewritten. Manu-
scripts edited or revised. Conii-
Dental. Daily. Sunday. JU. g.
1898.
A GOOD ANSWERING SERVICE
Morning wake-up O specially. Call
LEO .. RI. 0-4U1l.
ALL WORKING MOTHERS-If you
we're on paid sick or annual leave
due TO cnild birth after Jan. l,
1891, write Immediately to Box
j93-k. Star.
ALTERATIONS. experienced. all
priced. Expertiy done. ri. 2-35iI. .
A POR1 RAFT TAINTED for Xmas;
adult or child. yery reasonable;
beautiful exact likeness. Also. art
or Gun. en-. ",-5yb7.
ARE YOU MEETING ENOUGH GIL.
fRI-ND to have all the da.es
JUNE OCTOBER PARTY CLUB.
ANTIQUE FjREARNi3 wanteo b.
collector, Give descr. .ption II
possible. Bo" :"7-K. STR.
BUSINESS CARDS, 1000 with
1861 calenda.. $3.50: ball point
w/ad, SS.95 per lG0. RA. 6-S2O3.
CAN'T ICE SKATE? You will with q
little practice Mske friends and
have fun at the L. p. ICE SKAI-
ING CLUB, lO.O3 Balto. blvd =.
College Park. Md. CIR. 4-434..
CARPET INSTALLATION end re-
pair in your home. uaranteed.
81 50. Va. RA. 3-J201.
CHILD DAY CARE, lS mos. up:
licensed. findcrGar en- tHacher: Ar
Navy Annex areH. IA. 7-sj3a
CHILD CARL IN MY ONE five
day. Mar Maryland u. 3-G yrs
preferred. Ny boys are ADULTS
, Gil M. "-G.di.
COLORED NETT UNMARRIED re-
fined adults: nerSnl. introduction.
RE. 7-"327, II. 3-f41O. SO. IS
CONVERT MEMS COATs, single
breaste narrow lapels, to the
latest stvlc5 out OF your outmoded
suits for the low price OF Sl5;
also lrdies' and mems suits made
to order with or without your
materials. Guaranteed to At; 3(
years tamc location. FISHER e
TAfLoR3, NO. 7-67S5.
DINNERS IN WATERFORD, VA.
saturdays-Sundays. $3.50 each
Served ! to 2:30. For reservation,
dial f0:i-TU. 2-575l.
DREsSMAKING. fitting. sltera.
tions. Exper. Neat and fas,
work. Reas. For infor. UR. 4.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

AUTO MECHANICS - Experienced,
with own hand tools on general
repairs, piecework rates. Plenty
OF work. All company benefits.
Apply at 714 o st NV. DE. 2-47O0.
AUTO. MECH. must be exper. in
general auto repairs and have own
tools; wonderful opport. for right
man. MR.. WEISS. WO. 6-32@3.
AUTO MECHANICS. (.l, expert.
enced: to work steady 5 days per
week: excellent salary to well
qualified men; paid vacations,
holidays and insurance benefits
ROsSLYN AUTO BODY CO, WiIlys
yesp Dealer. 1917 N. Lynn st
Evening star., 1960-12-04
PERSONALS

ABSOLUTELY TRUE..! 16 dance
leSSon., 50. no more to pay. 4
private, 4 group. club dance Ses-
slons: no contract. Your satisfac-
tioA is our pleasure. yILIOR
SigDlOS, 1870 Conn. ave-, CO.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
PROPOSALS

SURPLUS EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
tsealed bidJ. Dealers in barper
shop equipment please note.-AN-
DREMS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE has surplus barber Snop
equipment now in use and offered
Tor sale to the highest bidder,
interested parties may see this
equipment by contracting the kx-
change Once Bldg. T-3-SY Mon
through FRI, . AM. througn 4
I'm. Dec. D through o. AL bids
Eil be received no later tnan
: IN. Dec. u. 1861. de:.,.I.4
FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COMMISSiON.-seaIed bios viii
be received until noon, tuesday,
December 20. 1860. at the Once
Of the STATE ROADS Commission at
Box az. 300 west Preston Street,
Baltimore 3, Maryland, offering
70 purchase the improvements
consisting Of 1-story brick with
stucco coatinO school building To-
Education OF Prince Georses
County property on the west SIDE
OF JEFFERSON Street "a block north
Of Relocated Ardmore- ArdwicE K
Road IN Ardmore, Maryland, with
IN the limits OF the proposed hign-
way improvement between Ard
more-hrdElck Road and Central
Avenue tRoute 2l4J. All OF these
improvements must be removed
down 10 the. ground line by mid
nlgnt, tuesday. March z, 1861
DetalIS. olduinS forms anu special
blooing envelopes may be obLa. ned
at the S4ATE ROADS COMMIS-
SON At Laurel. Maryland. DIS
trict once Phone: Parkway o.
06JU noI7 -ue4
Evening star., 1960-12-04
HELP MEN

CREATIVE COMMERCIAL ARTIST,
Tor progressive Charlotte, N. c.
advertising agency, layout and de-
sign essential. Box 29-K. Stsr.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT for Bethesda CO..
some govt. contract exper. desir-
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perp. Bldg, s. g.. Nd, JU. 9-6196
ACCOUNTANT, jr. or semi-senior
for local CPA firm, college eradu-
ate draft free; permanent: fringe
benefits; salary open. 63S Wash
ington BLDG. EX. $500.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
HELP MEN
CASUALTY
Insurance AdjuSter

OPENINGS available in At.
lanta, Georgia and Birming-
nam, Alabama, for top-flight
claim men, Excellent oppor-
tunity to join a progressive,
fast-growing multiple line
insurance company. We need
experienced casualty insur-
ance claim investigators,
preferably with LIB. de-
gree. VIII consider LIB.
grads. with other business
experience. Up to age 81,
married, military obliga.
tion completed.
Excellent starting salary,
top benefit program. good
working conditions, opportu-
nifty for advancement. Apply
in confidence, interviews to
be arranged. Submit details
in first letter. including pho
tograph. current income, to
e. r. Bailey. personnel
manager.
AllState Insurance Co.
36S5 Northside Parkway NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
CONSTRUCTION
SUPERINTENDENT

Experienced in garden type walk
up brick and frame Constructed
apts. Send resume Of experience
to Box oak. Star
Evening star., 1960-12-04

FREEZER OWNERS
Our Wonderful
Pay-aS-You-Eat
BUDGET PLAN
200 Varieties of
Choice Meats, Frozen
Foods, All Guaranteed
to Your Satisfaction.
NO Membership Fee
Colonial Foods, Inc.
4600 Wisconsin Ave. NV
WOodley 6-6536
Evening star., 1960-12-04

DREsSMNKING. lifting. altera-
tions. Exper. Neat and fast
work. Reas. For infor. UN. 4
3O54
Evening star., 1960-12-04

LIKE TO SING. dance and help
with gay. Informal hospital en-
tertainment? OIL. 2-3242. OIL. A.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Custom made to measure. So. .95 up.
NAYLOR VALET. LU. 1-3334

SUEEE LEATHER JACKETS. coats,
Glove. oaSs c.car;,. dyed by spec
proccaG: soft. bri~h.. EXQUISITE
CLEAHERS, the Dye Work Special
list. 300 Ce0rrir ave. Rh. 3-9i77.
TECHNICAL WRITING. e.ec., re-
ports. marn"ly. research, by expert
w. r. MOODY, Ch.D.. KE. S-5gt5
Evening star., 1960-12-04

] will not be responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone other
then myself. ROBERT 8. BUJAN-
Ski S7O4 63rd ave. Bcrwyn
Hgts.. Md. a
Evening star., 1960-12-04
HELP MEN

DRAPERY HANGER SLIP COVER
CUTTER, only fully exper. need
apply. STUART KENNEDY IN
TERIoRS. rear 600 Kennedy st.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
AUDITOR-ASSISTA

For large midtown hotel. Must
have exper. In bookkeeping and
general accounting ONCE work
Familiarity with machines. &C.
counting advantageous. Box BOX.
Star,
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ROOM with or without pvt. bath
fer retired lady or gentleman. Ex.
eel. meals, pleasant Surroundings
in lovely home for retired. Call
Evening star., 1960-12-04

For Appt., ST. 3-7950. Dept. N
945 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

DINNERS IN WATERFORD, VA,
Saturdays-Sundays. $3.50 each
Served / to 2:30. For reservations
dial fOH--TU. 2-57hl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
VEPCO Raises
lis DiViidend
And Expands

Directors of the Virginia
Electric 81 Power Co. have
approved a 1860 construction
budget of $685. million and a
quarterly dividend of 80 cents
q share on common stock.
Included in the building pro-
gram is $l0.737 900 for the
Arlington Alexandria area.
The company, which has
spent $3.50 million for new con-
Btruction in the last five years,
said that increasing customer
demands for electricity made
the move necessary.
President A. H. Mcdowell,
ir., said the largest items in
this years budget are for new
additions to the Portsmouth
and Postum Point power sta
tons.
The common stock dividend
Is an increase of rs cents a
share over the quarterly divi-
dend that has been paid since
December. 1858.
Quarterly dividends on the
four series of preferred stock
will be paid as follows: $l.25
on the SIS dividend preferred;
sl.0l on the $4.04 dividend pre-
ferred; $l.05 on the $4.20 divi-
dend preferred, and $1.03 on
the $4.12 dividend preferred.
Dividends are payable March
81 to stockholders of record
March /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Cooper Shifted;
Inelis District
ESQ Manager

Wesley B. Cooper. 6305 Poe
road, Bethesda. ESQ Standards
Washington district manager
since 1855, has accepted a spe-
cial assignment with EsSo'S New
York headquarters, it has been
announced by Charles A. New
land, division manager.
Mr.. Cooper Joined ESQ in
1885. He came here in 1888 and
subsequently advanced through
various sales and staff positions
at Baltimore, Hagerstown and
Washington.
Edwin w. IngliS has been ap-
pointed district manager sue
ceeding Mr.. Cooper. He was
promoted to assistant manager
in 1856.
Albert P. Sindall has been
promoted to assistant district
manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Seubourd Finance
Reports Gains

Net income, volume and re-
ceivable outstanding of Sea-
board Finance Co. for the first
quarter of fiscal 1860 exceeded
those for the like period a year
ago, President Paul A. Appleby
announced in a quarterly re-
port to shareholders.
Operations of International
Charge. Inc, the firms wholly
owned credit card subsidiary.
have been progressing very
rapidly. Mr.. Appleby said.
Earnings for the three
months ended December 81,
1859, amounted to $l,926,559,
equal after preferred dividends
to So cents a share on the
4.759,233 shares outstanding at
December 81, last. This COM
pares with $1,840.17l, equal
after preferred dividends. to
IS cents share on the 1855
1853 shares outstanding at De-
cember 81, 1858.
Volume amounted to S136.-
l47,097 for the first quarter
compared with $120,268.2l6 for
the initial quarter last year.
Business written under both
personal loans and sales con-
tracts contributed to the in
crease.
Receivables outstanding at
December 81 we're 1921 1872. 967
compared with $282.487,987 q
year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
CorporateList
Firm, Treasury
Bonds Slide
By WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The
vigorous rebound of the stock
market brought an abrupt end
to q six-week rally of Govern
ment bonds this week. Cor
porate bonds continued to edge
higher on balance but the tone
was anything but firm.
A reverse tide Of investors
switching from bonds back into
stocks became evident. New
financing suffered more severely
than seasoned fixed-income Sc
curities as investor interest
swung back into equities.
For the week, the Treasury
21as of 1868 lost 1882 at g.
24/32 bid. The Victory 21as
of December, l972-67, we're of
8 80 at 1913 80 while the IS of
1895 were of 4 32 at 1882
bid. The 314s of 1983-78 added
1882 at So while the 3las of
1890 were up 20I32 at SO bid.
Among the corporates, for
eign dollar bonds, utilities and
investment quality issues ad-
vanced. Rails were mixed and
industrials declined. Volume
was on the light side, however,
except for convertible issues
which performed acrobatics in
line with the advance of their
stock counterparts.
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nounced that domestic use of cotton
came to about 735,OOO bales during
the four-wesk period from January 3
to 30. which was slightly less than
an earlier estimate OF 100000 bales
made by the New York Cotton Ex-
change Service Bureau. Mills used
S00,O 900 bales in the preceding Ave
week period and 100000 bales in the
similar 1859 period.
Exports in the week ended Tuesday
were estimated by the Cotton EXCHANGE
Service Bureau at 312 600 bales COM
pared with 15q. 900 a week ago and
$4,000 bales 4 year ago. For the
season through February 16 exports
were pegeed at 3,303 900 bales COM
pared with 1,555,OOO bales q year ago.
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Miss Rose Sack Qeft) is
now general manager and
James kin (righD
rental manager of Norman
Bernstein Syndicates, 1415
X street NV.
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CAPITAL SECURITIES

On Philadelphia Baltimore Exchange Transactions
1860 to and including Feb. 49, BY Exchange OnaciaIs
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 40 (AP).-Cotton
range this week. closing unchanged
to 81 80 q bale lower
Nearby May was the only month
which failed to lose ground in a week
which lacked developments of sufficient
Importance to sway trading sentiments
either way. Routine mill price fixing
and short covering bolstered prices
and offerings were furnished through
light spot house selling
The Census Bureau on Friday an