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Classified Advertising
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR TRADE-300 pocket novels.
Call DE 4-2229 ADV. Aft
HAVE ROOM AND BOARD for
elderly or invalid people. Call DE
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STOCK CLOSEOUT on all VOL
VERNE Shoes, 20ed discount. Brown
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EARN that needed money "The
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SPECIAL-Complete toilet out
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ALL MAKES Sewing Machines
cleaned, oiled and adjusted. Work
guaranteed. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Dealers, Alder street, Oak
land.-Adv. 33-tf.
POWER DIGGING for footers,
easements, ditching, fuel tanks,
complete septic tank installations.
Also bulldozcr work (TD-9).
Upperman EXcavating, Deer Park,
phone DE 4-4847. ADV. 41-tf
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FOOD ROUTE available in Gar
rett County. Over 275 Watkins
products for customers to choose
from. This is a once in a lifetime
opportunity. Applicants must be
over q years of age, with car
or light truck. For personal in
tervieW write Watkins Products,
Inc, Pc Box SOIL, Richmond, Va.
Adv 6-5t#
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Barlcy and oats
straw. Phone DE 4-3087 ADV. B.
2t@
FOR SALE-Singer treadlc sew
ing machine. Call DE 4-4649. -
Adv. 5-tf
FOR SALE-Quilt tops. Mrs c.
/. Wright, McHenry, phone DE A.
3716. ADV. 5-3t
FOR SALE-Pontiac sedan, de-
luxe model, low mileage Call DE
4-9246. ADV. 5-tf
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1 VIII Olltl NY lll III W. otAlN3
consisting of SO acres, located in
GAINESVILLE, miles north of Terra
Alta and 10 miles from Oakland,
Maryland; good siX-room house
and bath, block Barn, completely
automatic 20x60 tWo-story chicken
House, other Outbuildings. plenty
of water. If interested, contact:
Thomas VIM. Haigh, Route l,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is. 1861
Promptly at 1920 A. M.
STOCK CATTLE
Five purebred Herefords with
calves. 4 purebred yearling Heifers,
2 2-yr-old Hereford heifers, fresh
en- in May; l 3-yr.-old Hereford
freshen in May; l Hereford year
ling Heifer, l coming 2-yr-old
Hereford Bull, polled, purebred
DAIRY COWS
One purebred 3-yr.-old Jersey,
l part Holstcin, 4 yrs. old; l Guern-
sey, 4 yrs. old; l part Guernsey, 3
yrs. old. All to freshen).
One complete set Of DeLaval
Mixers.
One 3-yr.-old Pony. 800 Kinber
Leghorn Hens Laying 60 percent.
FARM MACHINERY
One Ford Tractor 1946); l Ford
2-bottom Pillow. l pickup Disc, l
corn Cultivator l Ford side Now
err. 1 New Holland side delivery
Rake 1889; New Holland SO Hay
liner Baler 1850; 18-ft. New Hol-
land hay Elevator with motor,
pOsthole Digger
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
FURNITURE
One kitchen Counter. 8 cabinet
Bases, kitchen wall Cabinets, 1
Table, 4 Chairs, l gas Range, l
deep Fry, l waffle Iron, l Toaster,
Pots and Pans, canned Fruit, fruit
Jars. living room Chairs, 2 end
Tables, l coffee Table, 3 Stands,
1 21-inch console Television, 2
rocking Chairs, whatnot Shelves,
8 Stools, 2 Warm Morning Stoves,
l old writing Desk, / Couch, 2
chests of Drawers, 2 double Beds
Cinnerspring mattresses, l clothes
drying Rack, gal. glass Churn, l
Separator, l Radio and Record
Player combination, | high Chair.
MISCELLANEOUS
One air Compressor CpOrtable)
2 loyal. milk Cans, l 8-gal milk
Can, l 18-in RotO Mower, 4-cycle;
15-in. Roto Mower, 2-cycle; 1
garden Tractor with attachments,
! set 11X2S tractor Chains. l set
10X28 tractor Chains, l lot of odd
Chains, 1 garden Spray, l hydrau-
lie brake Blecder, 2 5O-gal. oil
Drums, l 30-gal oil Drum, l 20
gal. oil Drum, lot 5-gal. gas Cans,
l lot 2-gal. gas Cans, Wheelbarrow,
lot chicken Feeders and water
Fountains, COW drinking Cups,
steel Stanchions, 2 fence Stretch
ers.
One electric Fencer Shock
stock, battery Fencer tUnicol,
l grapple hay Fork, l hay Rope, l
lot farm hand Tools, 500 # treated
pine Lumber, 50 bushels Corn, SO
bales Straw, PIX mixed grass
Seed, lot Sacks, 1 kerosene
Stove, l extension Ladder 36 it.;
l Stepladder it.; l set pickup
Racks Chevrolet or GMC).
Also l lot of mechanics Tools
and other items too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day
of sale.
THOMAS W. HAIGH,
RID l,
Terra Alta, w. Va,
Phone 2544
AUCTlONEERS:
Ira MahaffeY,
Terra Alta, w. Va, phone 1881;
Harry Collier,
Accident, Md, phone VA 6-s242
ADV. 6-2t
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Leading Sports COverage in
MARYLAND

Major league baseball opens
next week and for the most
comprehensive sports coverage in
the state read the lively sports
pages of The Baltimore News-Post
and Sunday American.
Award winning sports editor
John Steadman and his alert staff
of specialists are yours exclusively
in The
BALTIMORE NEWS-POST
AND SUNDAY AMERICAN
On sale at your local neWsdealer
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FOR SALE-Large house, kitch-
en-, Hving-dining room combina-
ton, 2 bedrooms, bath. full base
ment with garage, hot air coal
fired furnace. Also small 4-room
house and acres of ground, To-
Gated in Hutton. Write Orville
Hershman, Homecoming. ADV. g.
At;
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ATTENTION! COMMUNITY
OFFICIALS AND
MOTEL OWNERS.
Here's an opportunity to pro-
vide indoor recreation for your
people.
The Mayor and Council of
Mt Lake Park invite inquiries
and bids on the sale Of the Mt.
Lake Park bowling alley, con-
sisting of two lanes with gravity
returns. Building must be re-
moved from its present site. 1t
may be inspected by appoint
ment. DeadIine for bids is 7:30
p. M. Tuesday May 2, at the
Mt. Lake Park Community
Building. The Mayor and Coun-
Gil reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
MT. LAKE PARK, Md.
Arzeila Parsons, Clerk, DE 1897
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FOR SALE-Upright piano in
good condition. Phone GIL 3-42S2.
ADV. 2-tf
FOR SALE - One used home
movie protector Call DE 4-4S97. -
Adv. soft
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ALUMINUM

FOR SALE-Set Encyclopedia,
new adult Northland skis, COM
plete, new. Call DE 4-3615. ADV.
48-tf
FOR SALE-Garry seed oats
from certified seed. Homer Reich
enbecher, Keyser Ridge, phone VA
6-8366.-Adv. Aft.
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HAROLD c. KISNER
RID. ~
Oakland, Maryland
VS.
MAE JOSEPHINE KISNER
Address Unknown
4: :; y
No. 5O57 Equity In The Circuit
Court For Garrett County, Mary
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Public Sale of
Real Estate and
Personal Property

l will offer my farm for sale,
consisting of SO acres, located in
GAINESVILLE, Q miles north of Terra
Alta and 10 miles from Oakland,
Maryland; good siX-rOom house
and bath, block Barn, completely
automatic 20x60 tWo-story chicken
House, other outbuildings, plenty
of water If interested, contact;
Thomas VIM Haigh, Route l,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
Allegheny
Vote Count
Under Wuy

BALTIMORE, May 2 (AP).
The count down to determine
control of one of the country's
financial giants, the Allegheny
Corp. began shortly before noon
today in closely guarded wing
of a downtown hotel.
The secrecy of the ballot
even extended to how many
were cast out Of a potential 9
million.
The result, which may not
be known for at least a week
and could be subject to further
contesting in court, will decide
whether Allan P. Kirby con-
tinues as leader of management
or is replaced by two Texas
brothers, John and Clint Muir
Gibson.
Both sides rushed in late
patches Of proxies during the
night before the polls closed.
The MurchisonS brought in five
deliveries on airplanes from
New York City.
While each gave out opti-
mistic statements. neither
would claim the victory in ad-
vance.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
Stocks in Brood Rise;
Trading Is Moderate

NEW YORK. May 2 (AP).-
The stock market shook off an
irregular start and moved high
er over a broad front early
this afternoon.
Key issues were up fractions
to about a point. although some
of the recent wide movers rose
considerably more. One of
these, Amerace, added around
s., points to yesterdays 624-
point Jump in further reaction
to previously announced earn
iI1gS and merger news.
A few small losers also pep
pered the list. Trading was
moderate after the tape ran
late for a few minutes at the
startA
: Brokers were pleased with
tie markets general strength
in the face of the still tense in
ternational situation. General
ly favorable business news ap-
parently was helping and one
source suggested accumulation
Of stock in preparation for a
simmer rally more than offset
some profit-taking on the re-
cent high flyers.
4Steels we're sturdy, reflecting
last weeks seventh straight in
cfease in production. U. S.
Steel led the van with a gain
of over a point. Jones & Laugh
lin also was strong and Bethle-
hem moved over to the plus
side.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May 2 (AP).-The grain
futures market held generally within
a narrow range either way Of previous
closes in quiet dealings on the Board
Of Trade.
Activity virtually ceased for long
periods as most dealers apparently
stood pat awaiting some new trade
less a factor in the trade than yester-
fire agreement in Laos may have had
day although one report Of cease
influences. Brokers said international
Developments seemed to be somewhat
q quieting effect.
Commercial demand was very slow
However. brokers said export interests
were among soybean buyers.
Soybeans were IA cents a bushel
higher to u lower at noon, Nav 3.26l2:
wheat p lower to !. higher; May
May LIZ; oats AL cent higher. May
65 cents; rye unchanged to "a lower,
May LIZA.
Cash Grain
No wheat, corn; oats or soybean
sales. Soybean oil 13h-h4 nominal.
Barley: Mailing choice 1.I0-1 20 NOM
inal: feed 93-1.00 nominal.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
COTTON

NEW YORK, May . CAP).-Cotton
futures were higher today. Trading
was slow, with mill and commission
house buying meeting only scale up
hedging and liquidation.
There were three May delivery
notices issued at New York which
stimulated some further switching from
nearby May futures to later months.
The open interest in the nearby May
position at the start today was down
to 400 bales. Trading in that month
expires on May II.
Late afternoon pricces were 10 TO
Sios 30 cents Sae aehsr a fhan "a 9ns pre- pre-
October 34.22.
Evening star., 1961-05-02

American Stock Exchange
prices were higher in active
trading.
Rails were slightly higher
among corporate bonds and
Treasury bonds were quiet in
slow trading.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
ODD-LOT TRADING

York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers for May l: Purchases of ALB
395 shares. sales of 463.O66 shares
including 1888 shares sold short.
Evening star., 1961-05-02

VII bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com.
panies. XII exinterest. ct Certificates.
st Stamped Dealt in fiat. K Matured
bonds, negotiability impaired by maturity.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

BY the Associated Press
Evening star., 1961-05-02
The EVENING STAR
D. c. SECURITIES

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
War Orders Big Factor

Analyst E. George Schaefer
Of Indianapolis comments that
the stock market feels that
Russia's resumption of nuclear
testing will bring on a more
aggressive attitude by the
United States, which, in turn,
will encourage war orders and
push the economy to even
higher levels during the next
three to six months.
He believes the markets
September advance will carry
through October and we'll into
/ November.
Then, after a few weeks Of
Spotty profit-taking and year.
end tax selling, 1861 will finish
with another strong tally to
new highs" he predicts.
Mr.. Schaefer says his guess
is that the Dow Jones Indus
trial Average will climb about
Is points in each of the final
four months of this year and
reach the 770-785 level.
AS the industrial average
moves forth into the 717-817
range later this year and early
next year, Mr.. Schaefer adds,
the pressing question facing
investors is, when to let go?"
And avoid being trapped in a
possible major bear market to
come once the current bull
market finally tops out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08

firm now selling its cars in the
United States through SIP
dealers. The president said he
would announce later this
month "a major expansion" in
a joint venture abroad with
another company.
SIP is working with Ray
mond Loewy in Switzerland on
three different cars and with
another designer in Turin.
Italy, for completely restyled
cars within a year or two" he
said.
I'VE want to see some con-
trast, something different" he
explained. SIP has also sub
mitted designs to the Pentagon
on a new jungle vehicle and
is now working on its cost, he
added.
Mr.. Egbert, 40, expects COM
pany offices in Washington
will be expanded in the future.
His ultimate objective is to
have rs per cent of SIPS pro-
duction in defense work.
New 1862 models of the
Lark, Lark-Datona and Hawk
will be introduced publicly
September %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Overseas Investments
Slated to Dip in 1862

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (AP) -
American industrial companies
plan to invest 1929 billion in
overseas plants, property ano
equipment in 1862, less by 4 pei
cent than in 1861.
The figures are in the an
nual survey of overseas opera
tionS of United States indus
trial companies by the Nc
Graw-Hill Publishing Co.'S de-
partment of economics.
Most of the drop will be
caused by a $102 million de-
cline in Canadian investment
and a $44 million decrease in
Latin American outlays. Com
mon Market countries will gair
$50 million, but the rest Of
Europe will get $24 million less
than in the current year.
I African, Asian and Middle
East nations will receive about
the same amount of United
States investments, the survey
shows.
The expected 1862 invest
ment decline is the first in
three years but still leaves
United States overseas capital
spending we'll above the 1860
total of $3.50 billion.
A major part of the overall
decrease is a drop in petroleum
companies planned spending
down 7 per cent to $1.64 billion
The survey was based on
answers to questions posed to
businessmen in August after
the Berlin crisis developed and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
SteeImukers Test
Innovation for
Blust Furnaces

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (AP).-
Steelmakers are testing what
they feel may be an important
innovation in blast furnace
operations. Sideways Magazine
said today.
The official publication of
the American Iron and Steel
Institute said steelmen believe
that addition of either natural
gas or fuel oil to conventional
coke will enable them to oper-
ate blast furnaces cheaper and
better.
Initial tests indicate that
savings in coke-a fuel made
by heating coal in huge ovens
could run as high as Is per
cent and production increased
by as much as IA per cent by
the use of supplementary fuels,
Sideways said.
Sideways said oil and natu-
raj gas contain the same chem
icalS - hydrocarbons - as coke
and therefore can be used
INTERCHANGEABLE with it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08

charging violations of its rules
Of fair practice.
The NASD said it expelled
Gildar & Co, Inc, 1923 Con-
necticut avenue NV. on
charges of selling securities at
prices which were not fair and
not reasonably related to the
current market, for failing to
register certain individuals with
the Association and for violat-
ing Regulation T of the Fed
eral Reserve Board.
Also expelled was American
Diversified Securities, Inc.
same address, on charges of
violating Regulation T, selling
securities without disclosing
common control, failing to
make prompt payment for in
vestment company shares, fail
ing to keep proper records, or
to show that registered repre-
SentativeS' transactions were
SlIDerViSed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
D. c. Store Sales
Goin I4h in Week

Downtown Washington de-
partment stores enjoyed a IA
per cent jump in sales for the
week ending September 2 COM
pared with the previous week,
the Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond reported today.
The downtown stores also
had a 2 per cent increase over
the like period a year ago.
For the Metropolitan Area,
stores reported a 7 per cent
rise over the previous week and
a l per cent increase ever the
week last year.
The Reserve Bank also re-
ported area store sales were up
2 per cent for January through
September 2 from the like
period last year, but off 3 per
cent for, downtown stores. In
the four weeks ending Septem-
Der 2, Metropolitan Washington
store sales rose l per cent from
the period last year. but down.
town stores declined 2 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Railroad Offers
To BuyOwn Stock

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (AP).-
The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Railroad has offered to buy
100000 of it's 100000 outStand-
ing shares of stock for $10C
each, about SIS above the mar
ket price.
John w. Barriger, president,
said yesterday the offer repre-
sents another step in a stock
purchase program first author
lied by shareholders in 1859.
The program will help offset
a decrease in earnings per share
expected to result in 1864 from
expiration of accelerated amor
tization of equipment, he said.
The offer will remain open
until october 2, and will be
conditioned on acceptance by
stockholders owning $4,000
shares.
Of the outstanding shares
about 100000 are owned by the
New York Central Railroad. A
spokesman said the Central ex-
pected to sit tight on its
holdings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
New Studeboker Chief
Tells Of Future Plans
StudebakeT-Packard Corp.

StudebakeF-Packard Corp. is
banking on radically new models
"a jungle vehicle for the Army
and Italian-designed cars for
consumers-to help put it firm
ly in the black.
Sherwood H. Egbert, new
company president, mentioned
these plans yesterday afternoon
at a luncheon here for dealers
and newsmen at the Shoreham.
He also declared SIP is gun
ming for $50 million worth of
defense work by the end of
1861, triple the present amount
| of orders it is filling for Uncle
Sam.
The $125,000-a-year execu-
tive was brought in to help get
the auto company on its feet
last December. Although it
continued to lose money in the
first half of 1861, it is now
showing a profit and will stay
in the black in the final quar-
ter, he forecast.
One remark of Mr.. Egbert's
raised speculation that SIP
may launch a new overseas
marketing program with Mer-
cedes-Benz. the German auto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
BY ELMER ROESSNER

AS business grows more COM
plicated, m any enterprisers
may be diverted from close
appraisal of their company's
assets. Lying idle in the cor
porations are many valued as
sets-let's say 81 billion worth
that the owners are not
utilizing and, in many cases
don't know about.
! Here are some examples:
Air rights: If the company
owns real estate, it usually
owns the air rights above il
and these rights can often be
sold or leased to other bust
nesses. Some companies have
sold the air rights over their
parking lots to people who have
built structures above them
leaving the parking fields in
tact. Railroads, pinched more
than ever, are selling or leas-
ing rights above yards and
urban tracks.
Franchises: Many companies
have franchising rights they dc
not appreciate. A company, for
example, may develop and pro-
mote a cake in its local market
Companies in other markets
can be sold the franchise to
use the recipe and the name to
sell the same cake. Firms else
where can be franchised to use
any distinctive product or
name that has proved effective
in one market.
Trademarks: Under recent
changes in the law, the use of
a trademark can be licensed to
others. There are thousands of
existing Trademarks that could
earn the owners royalties if
licensed for use in non-com-
petitive areas, or for other
products within the scope of
the mark.
Patents: In the files of
many companies are patents
for devices that are not being
fully exploited. Patents, in
Guiding those used in only one
part of the country, can be
licensed for use elsewhere. Step
/: search company records for
patents; step 2: talk to COM
merce Department field offices
about having the patents listed
as available in Government
publications; step 3: don't stop
there, but with statesmen, mail
offers and other advertising
seek manufacturers who will
pay for use of the patent.
Floor rights: There are many
ways of making profits out of
floor space not fully utilized.
In a retail establishment, space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Oil Holders Okoy
STANDARD Merqer

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept.
(AP). - Stockholders votec
overwhelmingly to merge the
Standard Oil Cos. of Kentucky
and California, effective Octo.
Der /.
Stockholders of the Kentucky
firm voted 2,262, 800 shares fol
the merger and 34,701 in OPP
position. In San Francisco, the
California stockholders vote
was 50,492,6 shares for ano
1885 against consolidation.
The Kentucky firm markets
petroleum products in five
Southern States. Standard Of
California is fully integratec
- producing. refining and mar
keting - and is affiliated with
firms operating in 10 coun-
tries.
The Kentucky firms stock
holders would receive one share
of CALIFORNIA; new $3.50 Gu
mulative convertible preferred
stock per share. Each share Of
California preferred would be
convertible into IA shares OF
California common stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Sept. 8 (AP)-UsDA)
.HoEs 1000, fairly active; butchers
steady to weak: soWs mostly steady;
good shipping demand; clearance COM
pleted; mixed 1-2 20O-23O lbs. 1880
1880; 80 head at 1S50-1S.60 mixed
ID and % 200-26O lbs. 1S.OO-1S 40;
800 lbs. i7,5O-iS.O0; 20 Ss0-30O lbs.
17.50-17.75; mixed 1-3 100000 lbs.
Sows 15.50-17,50; 90 100000 lbs.
l4.25-14.75.
Cattle 200, calves none; not enough
around 20 loads SLAUGHTER steers still
unsold but bulk of these being held
for MONDAYS markets: a load of choice
l ,240-lb. steers 1915; few cutter
utility and commercial cows 1880
1900; Gamers 1l50-13.0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Vitro Announces
Personnel CHANCES

Vitro Laboratories Of Silver
Spring yesterday reported -four
personnel changes.
Benjamin o. Delaney has
been appointed assistant direc-
tor, Harold E. Williamson new
manager of the ballistic missile
system branch, William F
Green manager of the guided
missile system branch and
William L. Freienmuth man.
ager Of the research and devel-
Opment branch.