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Evening star., 1961-05-28
POINTS OF INTEREST
Laurel Blossom Fete
Planned for Poconos

PENN YLVANIA-The
Stroudsburg area in the Po-
como Mountains will be the
scene Of a Laurel Blossom
Festival June 8-13, with co-eds
from Pennsylvania colleges and
universities competing for the
title of festival queen.
OREGON -. The World
Championship Timber Car
nival is scheduled for July "a
at Albany. A contest for the
title Of Bull Of the Woods"
includes such events as tree
topping. log bucking, speed
climbing and axe throwing.
Water skiing and a fireworks
display also are on tap.
SOUTH DAKOTA - Th e
State this year l. celebrating
the Dakota Territory Cen
ttennial. with the first celebra-
tion scheduled at Yankton,
the Territorial Capital, on
June 1924. Ambassadors of
England, Spain and France are
scheduled to be present for
part Of the ceremonies.
4 y -
COLORADO p eople W h o
like horses should head for
Colorado next month. Three
horse shows are planned. The
Estes Park Show comes next
Saturday. The Pixies Peak
Quarter Horse Show is sched-
uled in Colorado Springs June
% "a, and the Northern
Colorado Horse Show June 23-
Is at Loveland.
4 4
NEW HAMPSHIRE - The
city of Lebanon will celebrate
the 200th anniversary of its
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all that water underneath, is
a problem.
Besides his chore of running
from plant to plant with wa
tering can each day, Mr.. Halls
duties include making corsages
for lady passengers, providing
cut flowers for the ships res
taurants and providing center
pieces for Stateroom parties.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

charter with a big Fourth of
July week program. The sched-
ule, July La. is highhghted by
parades, barbecues, a bonfire,
sports events, q band concert
and a street dance.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

NEW HAMPSHIRE - The
city of Lebanon will celebrate
the 200th anniversary of its
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
State Chamber
 Seeks Changes In Employment t Bill

JUNEAU (P) = The Executive Committee of the State Chamber of Commerce recommended broad legislative program it said was de signed to create improved econo- mic climate for Alaska.
 The group suggested an employ ment security bill which would correct present inequities and a. buses and place the program on a sound economic basis" The sug- gestions included appropriation of $3OO,OOO to promote tourism in fisical 1862, and appropriation of $50,OOO to create a department of Business, Economic Research at the University of Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
March Of Dimes
 Plans Announced

The New March of Dimes fund raising campaign is now in pro gress, according to R. E. Bob" Dawson, local campaign manager.
 Dawson's appointment was an- nounced by Mrs. Osky Weeda, Southcentral Chairman of the Out lying districts. He handled the program last year. An organiza- tional meeting was held recently with Mrs. Jesta Faull, secretary of the Southcentral Chapter, who visited Kodiak. Plans were formu- lated for Mothers March to be held this month. Arrangements were made for space in the Ma tional Bank of Alaska building for an information desk and supply center during the campaign.
 Mrs. Louise Coon is in charge of this. Volunteers will be able to contact the center to determine how they can assist with the var ious projects.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
Pioneer Kodiak Resident Dies Oscar Nelson Succumbs In California

Oscar A. Nelson, 68, native born, and a well known former Kodiak guide and fisherman, died Mon- day, Jan. 2, in the Palo Alto Vet erans Administration Hospital.
 Nelson's death was due to a malignant cancer He retired sev- eral years ago and moved to Noun tain View, Calf. with his family. He visited Kodiak for the last time during the summer of 1860, when he came here to fish and to dis pose of some remaining property.
 The deceased is survived by his wife, Alexandria, of Mountain Veiw; four sons, Donald, of San Pedro; Jack, Arthur and Samuel, all of Kodiak; four daughters, Mrs. Jean Tampa of Mountain View; Mrs. Alma Stickley of Brush, Colo; Mrs. Isaben Franklin ot Mountain View; and Mrs. Marie Humphreys, also o of Mountain View.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
Bosses Night Mark Natl Jaycee Week

In celebration of National Jay cee Week, the Kodiak Junior Chamber of Commerce plans to hold a Bosses Night, the annual banquet-meeting of the members of the Junior Chamber of Com merce and their employers. This will be held in early February.
 Bosses Night is an annual fea- ture of Junior Chamber through out the nation. 1t is dedicated to the bosses who support the Jaycees and recognize the value of the organization.
 A high point of the evening will be the announcement of Kodiak's outstanding young man for the year. A committee, headed by Dr.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
Report Shows
 Chamber Active

President Bob Johnson submit ted his half yearly report of act ivities of the Chamber of Com merce to a good sized group in attendance at the meeting Thurs day at the Island Fountain.
 The report in writing listed the the meetings held by the various committees, showing the active and inactive ones. The report show ed a membership of 67. $336 was listed in the general fund, $1,762 in the Crab fund, and $75O in the Airport fund.
 Among other items, the report listed the Chamber as actively supporting the following: Cert ification of Kodiak Airways; the ferry bond issue; Landing Law swimming pool project; the film ing of the King Crab Story; com pletion of Kodiak Display Board; resing of Executive Order No. 8344, thus removing Kodiak Island lands from military reserve, making them available for development.
 The President also named a num- Der of committee heads for the forthcoming King Crab Festival. The overall chairman has not been named as yet. Some of the conn mittee heads mentioned include Anna Mueller, Food; Kids Parade, Gene Sundberg and the National Guard; Information, Ole Johnson; Publicity, Bill Lamme. A meeting of committee heads is scheduled for Saturday noon at the Johnson Clinic.
 Continued on Page 9
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14

Bruce Keers, is canvassing churches, businesses, clubs and organizations to determine which young man has contributed the most to the community during the past year
 The Distinguished Service Award winner from Kodiak will be enter ed in the Alaska Jaycee contest. The state winner in turn will be entered in the national competi- tion, which chooses the nations ten outstanding young men.
 In addition, the Kodiak Junior Chamber of Commerce plans to honor individuals and represen- tatives of organizations that have aided or supported the Jaycees during 1860.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
avor Increase Teachers Salaries

JUNEAU LR - Gov. Egan said Thursday he will recommend a reasonable increase" in salaries of Alaska's 1900 schoolteachers.
 "This has to be; it is one of the necessities" he said in discussing his 1861 Legislative program Egan also said he would recommend revisions in the unemployment compensation act, which affects 30,000 workers. He said he wants to bring State employees under the act.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
Bears-MavcomSta Clash Tonight

Tonight at 6:30, the high school JV's will meet the Medical & Dental team on the gym floor, while at 8 o'clock the Kodiak Bears tangle with the NavComSta team from the base. This should prove an interesting game in that it will match the high school boys hustle and enthusiasm with the Navy teams experience, height and gkiIl.
 The NavComSta team boast two standout performers in 6'3" center Hall, and 5 IF McClouth, who between them have led the Navy boys to 26 wins and only one loss.
 Starters for the Bears will be Huey and Olson at guard positions, Ellison and Starbird as forwards and Buckingham at center.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
Wickmans Return

After vacationing in sunny Calif- ornia for the past three weeks, Art and Mary Wickman returned on the direct flight Tuesday.
 The Wickmans visited relatives in Alameda mainly. Planning to spend the holidays with their children and then returning, they were held up due to the heavy air traffic and fog in the San Fran cisco area, arriving home a week late. Loved every minute of it" says Mrs. Wickman. And Pm go- ing back"
 The Wickmans operate the Ko- diak laundry.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14

Surviving him also are seven sisters and one brother. These are Mrs. Anna Bigford, Kirkland, Wash; Mrs. Betty Phillips, Seattle, Wash; Mrs. Pauline Winther, Port Angeles, Wash; Mrs. Marjorie Barton, Santa Clara, Calf; Mrs. Jean Hoffman, Burlingame, Calf; Mrs Mary Ogilvie, Spokane, Wash; and MT. Alfred Nelson, Afognak, Alaska. He had Ii grandchildren.
 Nelson was member of the Jack altman Post IT, American Legion.
 Funeral services were held at Mountain View, Friday, Jan. 6, and were under the auspices of the Leon Hobart American Legion Post of Mountain View. Honorary pallbearers, all former Kodiak residents, were Ed Laurel, Dan Tampa, Mike Franklin, Lester Stickley, Bill Humphreys and Sun- ny Heitman.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14

another link in communications between the villages on Kodiak Island was established when Chuck Weir, pilot for Harvey Flying Service, landed a ski-equipped commercial plane on the recently completed 2100 foot airstrip at Old Harbor, Alaska.
 Pilot Weir is shown being greet ed by Rev. Dave Selden, mission ary and schoolteacher, and an enthusiastic group of youngsters from the village. (See picture taken by the Mirror staff photo grapher, who accompanied Weir on the trip.)
 Until the construction of the airstrip just north of the village, Old Harbor residents relied on small boats and amphibious air craft which could approach only from the open beach adjacent to the village. Frequent high winds and rough water reduced travel and supply trips and somewhat isolated the people of Old Harbor from the rest of the island. The completion of the year-round air strip brings Old Harbor much
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
M arion M arconi On Buying rip

Marion Marconi left for Seattle and Portland on the direct flight Tuesday of this week
 Mrs. Marconi, who is in charge of Kraft's Drygoods, is on a buying trip for her department, and is ex- pected to be gone about three weeks.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
MRS. HALL IN SEATTLE

Visiting in the South 48 is Mrs. Helen Hall, who left here Sunday for Seattle
Kodiak mirror., 1961-01-14
1st Plane Lands On Old Harbor Airstrip

Sunday g. to greater participation the economy Kodiak Island
Evening star., 1961-04-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CARROLLTON - Charming 3-bed-
rm. rambler on tree-shaded lot;
latest kit. eye-level oven, spac.
rec. rm., den, laundry rm.; pool
privileges; Sl6.500. SP. 3-5236.
BERWYN HTS. assume Sl2,2OO
loan, 500 mo. gays all-Brk. ram
bier; din. rm., rec. rm., off-st.
parking; all conv., S14,950.
ALLEN REALTORS. 10. 5-1950
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SEABR0OK ACRES. 1903 93rd
Place. GuSt off Lanham- Bowie
rd): Outstanding brick rambler
with attached garage. Full bsmt,,
large level lot Priced to sell.
WINSTON c. CLAY. WA. G-43oS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HYATTSVILLE, mr.. st. Jerome's-
Reduced S2,250; 1st-fl. liv. rm.
w firepl., lge. kit, din. rm:, pow
der rm., scr. rear pch.; 2nd H., 4
rms. bath: attic rm.. terms.
Erwin REALTY. WA. 7-O334.
HYATTSVILLE = NEAR EVERY
THING. Home and income; first
fir. liv., din. rm., bedrm.. most
beaut; kit, bkft. I-u., tile bath,
new ldry rm.. front porch: md
fir, liv. rm., equip. kit, = bedrmS.
and bath; sep. cntr.; dbl. fenced
lot. LOUIS MILLER REALTOR,
UN. 4-2723; ewes. HE. 9-0l73.
HYATTSVILLE-Lge. home; 8 rms,
Ia baths, 2 liv. rms. with firepl.,
porches, (rear screened I'M, de-
tached garage, 2-car parking
space, extra building lot. Nr. St
Jerome's and public schools,
transp. UN. 4-1270, Ais Ham
ilton st.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FORT FooTE AREA. 10 minis. t.
D. c.. brick rambler. 3 bedrm
la bath. firepl.. small down ray.
mt. d a. d REALTY SERVICES
LO. 7-3S6S. WA. 7-4S32.
FOUR BEDROOMS AND A DEN
Cor 9TH bedrooml in a NEWLY
RENOVATED BRICK home. The
living room. dining room and
kitchen are LARGE, plenty OF
closet space also: full high cell
inged basement with ground-level
entrance. SCREENED PORCH, ga
rage, pa baths, 2-fireplaceS Zone
in basement: situated on deep
tree-shaded. fenced lot; walk tc
public and paroChial schools, shop
ping and transportation. Assume
LARGE LOAN. Only SlS,95O. This
is the answer to a large family's
prayeri See 1t today. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP 7-S4nn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES FOR sALE-mu,

ST. JAMES PARISH-stately a.
bedrm. Colonial; full bsmt., hot.
water heat. family size kitchen:
Ia baths, only S13,50O. CT and
FLA terms.
JOHN II. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-O5so
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CHEVERLY

Chucked full Of value and
charm. no frills: clean. re-
decorated. Ia baths. 3-bed-
room semi-Colonial with
bsmt.; corner fenced lot, mr..
parkway. churches. schools;
quick possession; $3.50 dn,
EHA' VA terms also avail.
Call to see.
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UNIVERSITY Hills

UNIVERSITY HILLS
Excellent residential location, near
y. Plaza; 5-year-old brick
bbsddioier, badroer, IN top condition; 3 lovely
electric kitchen, dining area. at
tached garage, rec. room, storm
WinooWS, many extras, Assume
SiZ'SOO, ne loan or buy FHA.
Just liSted-call now, N'
BURCH REALTY co.
no. 9-5992
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COLLEGE PARK-S350 dn.: 3-bed-
rm. rambler; lge., corner fenced
lot; off-street parking; storm win.
dows, custom-made corniceS and
draperies. WE. 5-5262: Sun. ewes:
COLLEGE PARK-colonial brk.; 3
6edrmSi; 6st %ta I baths nj; 22l3;tt. , liv.
with corner closets, enclosed stone
floor porch, knotty-pine den, day
scaped and shaded lot; walk. dist.
to the U. of M; desirable neigh
borhood: priced in the upper 2US.
OWNER, WA. 7-0927.
COLLEGE PARK. 3415 Metzerott
I'd. Ia acres (approxD 4 b.r.
Cape Cod, long road frontage.
WINSTON C. CLAY. WA. 7-422s.
COLLEGE PARK : 3-bdrm. Cape
Cod, | lge. paneled dorm. bdrm.,
full bsmt. with paneled study,
porch, shaded fenced yard, dead
end st. ideal for children. Sl3,-
$50. Owner. WE. 5-49S6.
COLLEGE PK.-oWNER: 2-bedrm,
rambler, lge. liy. rm.. bsmt., rec.
rm.. den; shaded yd. on dead-end; f;
FHA appr., $4,000; $400 dn., or
assume 4laes loan. WE. 5-54S3.
COLLEGE PARK = 3-bedrm, ma
sonry home. sep. din. rm., incl.
porcheS, yard l15Xl25 e. sep.
bldg. lots) NAME YOUR TERMS !
FHA or GI. BYRD REALTY CO.,
WA. 7-2400.
COLLEGE PARKS bedrms., sep
din. rm., bsmt., rec rm.: fenced
yd. Close to everything. No money
down Gl, or assume exist. loan
OWNER, WE. 5-257S.
COLLEGE PARK-Loveiy 3-bedrm
| Oct. home; sep. liv. and din. rms.
rec. rm.; spacious lot: vacant
BERGMAN REALTY CO., RA. g.
COLLEGE PARK = Sparkling new
A. bdrm., 2 bath Cape Cod, or
extra big lot. Sep. din. rm., tirepl
IN lSe. lily. rm., full bsmt. A Dream
home tU2ms t9E eF.,2Yly 91ly S2l'9oo; dSnS EasS
COLLEGE PARK-StateIy rambler:
3 bedrms,,. bsmt., porch; close to
bus, schools and stores. SI6,75O
and 'OKD 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUsKIN & co. HE. 9-24OO
COLLEGE PIX Brk. colonial In
fine eond.., . bedrms., sep. din
rm.' firepl., full bsmt., gar, conV
to shop, schools and transp
NELSON REALTY CO., WE. 5-55l4
CORAL HILLS-Cozy and extra.
clean 2-bedrm. home for quick
sale with fully finished bsmt. and
many extras, $4,000 only, nc
qualifying. BERENS SALES, RE
6-54OO.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA-This brk.
rambler has eye appeal inside and
out; living room with manteled
fireplace and bookcases: SEP
| ARATE dining room, well-equipped
kitchen with BREAKFAST SPACE
daylight basement with outside
entrance. Additional corner LOT
can, also be acquired. Area OF
well-kept bsick homes. FIRST
| TINE OFFERED: Sl5,950. Ex-
elusive with BOWERS BROS. AP
7-S4OO.
DAvlDSONYILLE-4 acres; 4 bed
rooms, . baths within l mile of
interchange OF Davidsonville I'd.
and John Hanson hwy.
THOMAS F. HALEY. Realtor
AP. 1-S3OO Ewes, OR. 4-S322
DE LUXE BRICK honeymoon ram,
bler; level lot, overlooking city
full bsmt., 8 rooms, porch. NJ
money down VA. A steal at Sl6..
600. Call till q pm, WA. $4,000
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO., INC
DISTRICT HTS.-Immac. 3-bedrm.
all brick rambler: modern kit.
sep. dining rm.;. fireplace: ful
basement; finished rec. rm.: SIS.
600. Assume 4Iaeo mortgage OF
| FILA. RE b-502l
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VESTA REAL ESTATE
RE R-p0IO

HOME AND A BUSINESS for the
price of q home. Grocery store,
stock and fixtures with beautiful
apt; gas heat. bsmt. under en-
tire bldg. Near D. c. line, good
neighborhood. Sl6,950. ROY q
SHAVER, Real Estate, RE. 6-4956
Ii. 7-5445.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
DECATUR HTS.

Appealing features are found
In this delightful all-brick
3-bedrm. home; sep. din.
rm;, den; h-w.h., firepl.:
oullt-in garage; plus many
other extras in q highly de-
slrable and cow. area. $500
down FLA should handle.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
LOOK

UNIVERSITY PARK; 4 bedrms.
full bSmt, choice corner lot. Only
sEABROoK ACREs-spac. split. 3
lge. bedrms., . baths, rec. rm.,
den, exp. attic. Assume cow. Don't
be sorry tomorrow-See this to-
day.
SEABRO0K-Rambler 3 choice lots
3 bedrms., bsmt. Don't miss this
one at $4,000. Call now, TOM
PROP. & INDUSTRY
ar 4-5oRR np soA-
Evening star., 1961-04-09
ANDREWS AREA
GRIRBLE REAL ESTATE
Suburban Trust, suitland

SuDuIUdH 1Iuol,- -SuLSL1I-
ANDREWS BOILING AREA
TEMPLE HILLS, Open 20 DARK
6702 Lambert DIR, 3 bedrm, bricsl
ramb.. full bsmt, Ia baths,
firepls., carport, lge. lot and gar.
den, 3l2 yrs. old. owner says ge'
me an offer.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
BORT FOOTE

FORT FOOTE =,
Overlooking the Potomac. this Il
not new but q sub, built ! story
ing firepl., det. garage and lge
beaut. Handicapped lot. Only ST..
$50. sm. down payment. Open !
to dark. DIR: Out Oxon Hill I'd
to Fort Foote rd., right to 1861
Evening star., 1961-04-09
SEABROOK ACRES
SPAYCE HOMES
NEAR NASA
S20,99O FLA, Conv., CT,

49-FT. RAMBLER AND SPLITS
6 rooms, incl. = baths; tiled base
ment. Open ! to dark.
DIR: Route 90 to Lanham- Severn
rd.,. left on oath ave, right on
Underwood, right on 9th ave.
BUILT SOLD, A. M. E. CONST. co,
Phone AP. 7-6l0l
Evening star., 1961-04-09
LANHAM

Extra-large brick rambler;
locally located on big look
lSO-ft. lot: 3 twin sized bed
rms, sep. din. Tm., h.-wh.:
bsmt. w/built-in garaEe;
spacious center-hall entr.
Truly a fine home in q fine
area; features here that you
should see.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

HYATTSVILLE
Sl2,5O0, FHA; adorable bum
RaloW, Just listed: AL cond.;
1enced lge. yard. nicely land
scaped:. . bedrmS. plus ex-
pandable attic; price incl.
washer plus many other eX-
traS; walking distance 10
Shopping center; S400 dn.
should handle.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

CHEvERLY "a bedrm. Colonial
tiled .basement.Splayrm. 2h baths,
lge. fenced yard; garage under scr
porch; Low 20s. OWNER. SP
Evening star., 1961-04-09
FOREST HEIGHTS

Open l 10 dark. $40 Cree dl
Don't miss seeing this brick ramlt
with 3 bedrms., din. rm.. firepl
walk-out bsmt. w/beaut. rec. rm
&C. porch. FHA or conven.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
ATTENTION N.S.A.
6ALTIMORE- E-WAsHTNGToN PKWY

handicapped lot l25-ft. deep; 8 spa
cious bedrms., lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., din. area. tile bath, full
bsmt.. knotty-pine rec. rm. Only
S15,950 with 500 dn. Z. C.
HILLEY g. co. REALTORS, AP
Evening star., 1961-04-09

CIR. 4-S5O0 UN. AHA
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Postal Auction
Offers Variety

Bongo drums, baseball gloves
and bobby pins will be auc-
toned next week by the city
Post Office.
The items are among 400 un-
claimed articles that include an
electric organ and a wide vari-
ETY. of clothing. The sale of the
items will begin at 9 am.
Thursday at the Main Post Of
flee. North Capitol street and
Massachusetts, avenue.
The goods will be available
for inspection in the auction
room. 30S3. from 9 am. to 4
pm. on Wednesday.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, July IA (AP).-Scattere
short covering rallied grain futures
slightly but soybeans continued losing
today on the Board Of Trade.
Corn, oats and rye moved up frac-
tions to about a cent after prices
showed stiffening resistance to any
further declines. Dealers said the
support appeared to be mainly short
covering for the week end
Shortly before noon, soybeans were
h-3A cents a bushel lower, July,
2.5715; wheat unchanged to ~ lower,
July, 1.S9ss; corn unchanged to "a
higher, July, .1.14A: oats, ] cent
higher to u lower, July, 72H; rye
unchanged to cent higher, July, 1.26.
Chicago Cash Markets
No wheat or soybean sales. Corn,
No: 2 yellow, 1.16: No. 3 yellow, LA.
Oats, No. l heavy white, 74Ia. Bar
ley, mailing, choice, 1.10-1 .20n; feed
s2-92n.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

NEW YORK, July IA (AP)
-TobaccoS, some chemicals and
other industrials perked up in
an irregular stock market early
this afternoon. Trading was
moderate.
Gains and losses Of fractions
to around a point were gen.
eral among pivotal stocks.
Some specially situated or more
volatile stocks made wider
gains.
A number Of electronics and
other glamour" issues which
have been pounded down in
recent sessions met support
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Heads Coop Again
MARTTNSRITRG

MARTINSBURG, w. VA,
July IA (SpeciaD Eastern
Fruit Marketers Cooperative,
Inc, will remain under leader
ship Of j. Kenneth Robinson,
Winchester, Va. He was unan-
imously named president for
the fourth consecutive year at
the annual meeting in Hagers-
town, Md. Eastern is the CEN
tral agency for the State fruit
marketing co-operatives of Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Stock Prices Mixed; /;
Most Changes Small

and recovered some lost
ground.
The news background con-
tinued favorable. Technically.
the market seemed to have
reached a possible support
level where prices Of many
stocks once more seemed at
tractive to buyers.
Prices worked generally
higher on the American Stock
Exchange.
Corporate bonds were ir-
regular. Government bonds
declined.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Punumu Line FOLDING

PANAMA CITY. The United
StateS-owned Panama Canal
Co. is ending the commercial
freight and passenger opera
tions Of its two-ship Panama
Line, a holdover from Theo-
dore Roosevelt's time.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
COTTON

ttSEs MEw YosA Wers .teSGy SSy tosa1 AGCiiOT
was slow.
traders awaited fresh crop develop
ments.
Southern advices reported that the
situation in spot cotton was quiet.
night in parts Of the Eastern and
Central cotton belts. The crop, IS q
whole, now needs . period Of dry,
warm weather for Developments, deal
ers commented.
Late afternoon prices were un-
changed to Is cents bale higher
than the previous close. October
1927, December $3.50 and March
AZ 81 hid
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Steel Firm Ruises
Price for Stainless

WASHINGTON, Pa, July IA
(AP).-Jessop Steel Co. yester-
day raised the base price of
certain chrome-bearing STAIN
less steel from S to 7 per cent.
The speciality steel producer
blamed rising costs for the in
crease and indicated prices on
other stainless grades also may
be increased in the future.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Goodyear Turks Deal

AKRON, Ohio, July IA (AP).
The Goodyear Tire & Rub
Der Co. said yesterday Turkey
has authorized Goodyear to
form a $13 million company
there in association with local
interests, to build a tire factory.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

.ouotations for 100-share lots.
Others for 10-share lots.
x-Ex dividend. Plus extra OF
extras.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

Win bankruptcy or receivership or
being reoTganiZed under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such COM
panies. M-ex-interest. Certificates.
st-Stamped. f-Dealt in flat. x-Matured
bonds, negOtiability impaired by maturity.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. July IA CAP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions BY
chases Of 3Oi ,25I shares; sales of
27S,724 shares including 3.125 shares
sold short.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

The sreotsst ValVe
on O dolloT-per-
squore-foot bosis
on the morket.
Idsol for thot
much needed sx-
tro bedroom.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
DORMERS
ADD-A-LEVEL

A whole second
floor 10 double the
size Of your house.
At our prices there
is no need TO move
for thot eHtTo
spoce.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

Where your
oftic doesn't
have Suffi-
cisnt ceiling
height. Don't
give up Till
yoUtolk to US.