The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 23

IN MEMORIAM (1) DEATHS THE SUN. Thursday. Baltimore Produce Saiin.WBsnnv(ii. nu I 2-doz. $2.502.75: fair qual.

A- condition 1 sin. ctns. oiner expert- cond. $1.50 2. N.Y.

eastern rrts I Boston 2-doz. $1.50 Romaine N.Y. I 1-9 bu. crts. $1.50 2.

Ohio 12-ot. takts. Bibb 75c. MUSHROOMS Pa. 3-lh.

bkts SI 75 2: 2.50. ONIONS Weak. 50-lb. sacks U.S. No.lipt him kn hnsr inr no vn Yeiiows mcd.

N.Y. S1.75 2: very few m.m Dus- Know that higher, large few $3. Cal. Stockton Yel- lows 3" larger few higher. Yellow Spanish Type 3 larser Colo Trinhn I Oregon $2.90 few higher.

Texas Witt BfeVs CaI" U.MUWS (UBhtN) Ohio. 16-qt. bkt. I doz bunches, si 1.10. NJ- crts.

3 doz. bunches, $1.50 1.75. PARSLEY Curly: J. and SI 1.25. N.J..

tangerine $1.25. OhJl. 12-Qt. bkt. 2 doz.

bunches. 90c SI. PEAS Bu. N.J.. Crowder.

$1,501 2. PEPPERS Bu hkt and bnr ral Wonder Tyne. med. to larze. Dpi 1 75 I N.J., $1.50 1.75, few $2: World Beaters, large.

Near by, various types. 75c $1. POTATOES: Western bare steady: Fasttrn liiyhtt rith ff I rather light. U.S. No.

1 U.S. No. 1 Size unwashel (unless otherwise statedi: YC(Lb1 1' loVtTcki ChiS to Quality, baker size $1.50 1.85; Cobblers $1.35 1.50. baker size $1.35 so. Long Whites washed Idaho Ore.

100-lb. sacks $4 25 4.50; Wash. 100-lb. fow ba Russet Burbanks washed Idaho 50-lb. sacks $2.25 2.50.

10-lb. sacks 55c 57c: wasn. loo-lb. sacks S4.75. Round Reds washed 50-lb.

sacks Nebraska S3. Idaho A-1 Ore. few $2.75 3. I nnuiBnco unio lOlt. DUncnes.

I 8-oz. film bags 30s, Whites 24s. SPINACH Bu. bkt. Savoy- Md 5 Repacks ctns.

12-10-oz. film bags. $2. fcWUASSH 'i-ba. bkt.

and hors. Md flat white, 75c $1. SWEET POTATOES Barply itpurty Md. and Va. bu.

bkt. Golden Tyoes washed and waxed some colored. $2.75 3.25. poorer SI. 25 2.

TOMATOES 12-bu. hors. ripes and turning: 60c. $1, some best $1.25 20-lh. cart ons Tine.

nrf tnrnin.T 5s 20-lb. ctns. rioes. $1.50. 1UKN1PS Ohio.

12-ot btk tonneri and washed. SI. Repack ctns. 12 nun nags, si.bu. AUCTION SALES GRAPES Cal.

lidded lugs: 210 Choice Seedless. $3: 590 U.S. No. 1 Sppdless. s.nanoanar.

4 o.t: -4 Hihiprs. 75 4, $3.88: 698 Red Malagas. 3.40. 152 Muscats, $3.26. PEARS Cal.

boxes' 8R River Rart etts 8U-lbUs. S4 7a 5.05. $4.90: 722 Mt RO-lROs. S4 65 4.90. avg.

$4.77 NECTARINES Cal. Sanger luis: 77 Late LaGrane 35-70s. $3 50: 45 Prd uranoe. aac, 3.25, avg. $3.12 Frpedoms (rioel 50-90s, $2.35 2.40.

3y. rLUMS AND PRUNES Cal. 1345 Presidents 4x3x4 and 4x5. $3 4. S3.bJ: Late Duartes 3x4x4 and 4x5 3.35, $3.14.

EGGS Offerings of locally nrodtired good quality large eggs continue short of the good demand, mediums more than ample for the light demand. Prices lower: 1 cent large white, 'i cent on large brown. cents on medium and 1 cent on small eggs. Receipts moderate. Prices paid by nrst receivers, delivered I.o.b.

Baltimore cases included: Large, minimum 60 per cent A ouality 4 oOc. whitps: hrown inii mixed. Medium, minimum RO rtpr rpnt. A quality, jic. wnites.

toman, zitac. whites: 2lac. brown and mixed Price to retailprs craripH arrnrriinc to Maryland egg-grading law): Grade A. large. 49 58c, whites: 48 D4.C.

mostly 43. Drown and mixed. Grade medium. 40 43r whites: 40 43r brown and mixed. Grade B.

large. 39 43c. whites: 39 43c. brown and mixed. uraae a.

small. 2 26c. whites; 25 26c. brown and mixed. In cartons mostly 3c.

higher. Receipts 2.700 cases bv truck. LIVE POULTRY The moderate supply of fryers rnn fisted mcst'iv of fresh arrivals as rnrrv. over was light. The fair to good demand was again centered on ton ouality.

Prices were generally lc below those paid yes- teraay. Moavyweignt young hen turKeys rontir.ue in Eood ripmand One small lot bareback heavy hens (fowll sold for inc. rair to good nuaiity hens in slow- sale. Wholesale selling prices, per pound. in BROILERS OR and ovpr.

25c pounds TURKEYS Young hpns. 33 3Hr Republic Steel Chairman Retires Cleveland. Aug. 22 () An Indiana farm boy who grew up to be one of the most colorful fig ures in American industry has retired as chairman and director of the Republic Steel Corpora tion. Tom M.

Girdler. 79, stepped aside yesterday. He had served as chairman since Republic was organized in 1930. C. M.

White was elected chair man of Republic, the nation's third largest steel company White, who has been president. has been the chief executive of ficer of the firm since June 21. 1955. He was born on a farm in Clark county, Indiana, and started his studies in a one-room red school house. He was graduated from Lehigh University in 1901 and started his business career as a sales eneineer in Europe for the Buffalo Forge Company.

Dividend Actions Stock of Pst. Rate Period Record able Extra Erisssi-Strsttnn. .20 8-31 9-15 Booklet, 132 Specimen in Memo-riam Tributes free upon request. VEN'DETTI. In memory our dear son- in-law, MAKbHALL JOHN.

who passed away August 23. 1955. Hio hands are still, so strangely still. ne is at peace, it is iny will. BUl no'JSn 'e Know tis lor the best.

vr w-i. nanus want rest. tu mucn to bsk. aear Lord, please offer him task. Let him menrl t.hn onlripn ctaii-c nr the babv anEels' rhairs happier so.

2Je LOVING MOM DAD EDWARDS. VI'NDETTI. In memnrv of mv lnvelv lather MARSHALL j'o wh ear aeo ioday, xcu neia me sucn a little awhile And then you went far awav. vns vprw vnnno- Hoar riaAAv My love I could not tmv n.V S'uw love yu Wltn niy heart. llien I Will know, dear daddv.

inst why we had t.n nnrt YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. 23e CYNTHT A UtvnrTTi iiikch.it oKjnjx, DaSEed 8W3V AUTUSt 23. 1355. Du you know that God above created vou for me to love P'Cke1 y0U OUt fr0m klX tne Test knewJ7 lv best mu ura" m. But now It's gone from me to you.

Take care of It, Darling, as I have done For you have two and have nnno "JouVLIV.Ir XS. W'LSON. in loving memory of my husband and our lather. SAMUEL WILSUN, who left us one year p-n Antximt. Our family rirr-to hmlr'cn Crill lt nf U1i Vs loe shal! keeP Knowing that He who tends His flock.

Shelters him with His sheeo. 23e WIFE AND CHTLDPFN CARDS OF THANKS (2) WARM BOLD. We wish to thank all of our Kina relatives, irienos neighbors for their many kind expressions of sympathy condolences during the recent, loss of Ol fnthpr anri hiKhdnH f.LOSL my.u.tun 1 l.A."- Harden Jones extend thanks to the many irienas. neighbors. visiting nurses.

Father Mills. Father Ander son, the members of St. Church for their kindness during her long ill ness. HER HUSBAND. CHILDREN.

AND GK ANDCHILDRN DEATHS (3) ABKNU. Suddenly, on August 19. 1956, WILLIAM of 501 Bon Air road. Brooklyn, beloved husband of Ella Graiir Abend and beloved lather of William V. and Robert Abend and Mrs.

Kathryn Brose- Her. Services at the McCullv Funeral Home, Patapsco avenue and Third street, Brooklyn, on Thursday at 3 P.M. Interment In Cedar Hill Ceme tery. 23e AMBROSE (KAMBOl'ROGLU). On August 20.

1956. HARRY THOMAS of 5314 Elsrode avenue, beloved husband of Anna Ambrose (nee Vasiliu). and devoted father of Mr Damian Ambrose and Mrs. Theona Anastaslon. Services from the Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodale). on Thursday at 1 P.M. Funeral at the Greek Orthodox Evangelismos Church. Maryland avenue at Preston street, at 2 P.M. Interment in the Greek Orthod.ix Evangelismos Cemetery.

I Please omit flowers, in lieu of flowers please make contributions to the Greek Orthodox Evangelismos Church 1 23e ANDERSON. Suddenly, on August 21 105ri. at New York citv. THORNTON. ANDY 1, beloved husband of Gladvs G.

Anderson, of 3823 Cold Spring lane; beloved father of Messrs. J. Thornton. and Eonald Lee Anderson: beloved son of Mrs. Sara V.

Wagner and brother of Mrs. Corinne Scruazs. 24 Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Fri day at 2.30 P.M. Interment in Druid lllRl Knilrlonlv rn Ainrust )1 CONCETTA of 1123 West Lom- bard street, beloved daughter of Mary M.

Avara nee Serio) and the late Vincent J. Avara Funeral services will be held at the Walters Funeral Home. Prut and Strieker streets, on Saturdn August 25. at 8.15 A.M. Solemn Re quiem High Mass at St.

Peter's Church at 9 A.M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 25 AVARA. The members of the Ladies Sixth District Civic and Improve ment Association. 5 South Strieker street, wish to express their svmpathv to the family of the late CONCETTA AVARA.

MRS. VIRGINIA SCHADEL. 25 President. BACKHUS. On August 20.

1956, PAUL, of 1507 Lakeside avenue, be loved husband of the late Caroline T. Backhus (nee Liebigi and brother of Mrs. Anna Ott, Mrs. Bertha Hangken. of Buffalo.

N.Y.; brother-in-law of Mrs. Tillye S. Gray and son-in-law of Mrs. Sophie Wird. Services at the Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Harford road, at Echodale avenue, on Friday at, 2 P.M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery, i-'e ICKHl'S. St. John's Chapter No.

10. Rnval Arch Masons, regrets to announce the death of COMPANION PAST HIGH PRIEST PAUL. BACKHUS CARL H. WAGENFUEHRER. 23e M.

E. Hmh Priest. TTv Aucust 24. at 1 P.M.. to attend the funeral of our departed frater.

PAST COMMANDER PAUL, W. BACKriUo. KARL J. MATTHEISS. 24 Eminent Commander.

BACKHI John H. B. Latrobe Lodge No. 165 A.F.&A.M.. announces with regret the demise of Brother PAUL WM.

BACKHUS. life member. 23e WALTER H. WITZ. WORSHIPFUL MASTER.

BACKHL'S. The Oriental Band of Bouml Temple A.A.O N.M rearets to announce the death of their be loved treasurer. Paul W. Backhus. EDWARD L.

MASON. Director. R.ARR. On August 20, 1956. ROBERT of 6403 Kenwood avenue, beloved husband ot Vivian C.

White Barr Funeral from the Lassahn Funeral Home, 7401 Belair road, on Thurs day at 10.30 A.M. Interment in Park wood cemetery. Family requests viewing from 2 to 10 P.M. IHerold Star, Steubenville lOhio) papers nlease rnnv.l 2.1 BARR. Patapsco Lodse No.

183. A cation on Thursday. August 23. at 9.30 A.M. for the purpose of attend- lne the funeral of our late brother ROBERT B.

BARR. PAUL H. RODGERS. 23 Worshipful Master. BEATY.

On August 21. 1956. at his late residence. 70 Washington street Savage, ROBERT beloved father of Mrs. Lillian A.

Merriken Mrs. Delia H. Beaty. Mrs. Ellen Gowan.

Virgil John W. and Leon f. Beaty. Friends may call at the Donaldson Funeral Home. 313 Talbot avenue Laurel Md.

Viewing at the Methodist Church of Savaee on Thursday from 1 P.M. until time of the funeral service at 2.30 P.M. Interment in Savage Cemetery. 23 BK1.L. Suddenly, on Auorust 21.

1956 avenue, beloved daughter of the late David and Lydia Wholey Bell. Funeral services will be" held nt th Home of Harry H. Witzke. 4101 Ed mondson avenue, on Friday at 1 A.M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery.

24e BRANDT. On Ausust 21. 1956. MILTON, of 304 East Gittings ave nue. beloved husband of H.

Eliza beth Brandt (nee GerlactO and lather of Miss Helen E. Brandt, of Philadelphia. J. Milton, Jr and T. Marshall Brandt.

24e Funeral cervices will be held 1 William J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Fri day at 2 P.M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. BRANDT. Baltimore City Lodge No 57, independent Order of Odd Fel lows, announces with deep regret tne death of our beloved brother.

MILTON BRANDT, and extends sin cere sympathy to the family. BENJAMIN W. GATHER, 24e Noble Grand. BKOOKS. On Tuesdav.

Autrust 21 19ofi. MARGARET KENNEDY, nativ of County Antrim. Ireland, beloved wife of the late Richard L. Brooks and mother of Rev. James H.

Brooks pastor of Our Lady Queen of Peace cnurcn, Washmcton, D.C. Wash meton (D.c.) papers please copy.) Funeral from Henry W. Jenkins Sons Company, 4905 York road, Saturday at 9.30 A.M. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Marv Govans, 10 A.M.

Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 25 BROOKS. The Sodality of St. Mary's Church, fiovn rpm-oti tr an 23 PfRSONAlS Ml) YOU ALWAYS GET A BETTER JOB AT LOWER COST WHEN DEALING WITH GENERAL New Ptrwayt Apartment Hardwood Floor Porches Work Modern Kttcheni Fair, room KeaUng Club Cellara Pooflr Psnerirs Puntirir Ceir.eniiss Fercirnt Addition Arrhys Cellars Out AH Work Guaranteed NOTHING DOWN S5 PER 1ST PAYMENT NOV, 5S FREE ESTIMATES Fire Losses Adjusted GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 7-0800 S27 PARK AVE.

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ir.pi. service CU 3-C775 rT rnoTnt PAIN lIMi interior ana i-ral rpnairs P-omDt service 40 eai TJ NtQ ADAMS CONSTRVCTION CO builder of fine home. Home iinprovemetiK ol any K.nd. hurlo.on Adams. CL.

4-5. r3. CONCRETE Fingstone Porches. Pvir.t. Yaros.

Drlreways. Stone Steps. F.ci:r.- Ir: S'one a I price rcas. CL. 4-314 WORK Repairs and re.

mode'anc. 1 do tne nor myseil. NO. afer M. HCCaES RAISED Beams replaced.

Cellars instated Horn improvement' it mi ationsHA CL. 4-7 4T9 ROOFING LEAKS Llpco PoofeT.JE 2-5451. PAINTINii interior tc exterior ic horr. rpairs. I iio my oirn work, reason.

ph r-tl HA K-71S3 nr." WATFR PROOF 'NO Cut une A i poin-ira loo a.l wort uranteeti. PAPEPvHANGING REAS. WANTS 12) LA 3-42 LA. 3-l2i3 CALL cr PLrVFS 'HE PAYS THE MOST" Por Tour motiern. aniicue end marhl too furr.i'ure.

bedroom. room. ltvmc rom furniture kitchen sets, refrigerators, tabe-too lts ranges. TV set. Eb Grmid and Spinet pianos.

Oriental end domestic russ. oil psint. Incs. bric-a-brac, antique thins, curios, vases, ornaments, old siirer an. tiaue Klas'are.

dismonris. oid coins. antiotH' anH modern 1:3 W. NORTH A VENTRE LA 3-423-1 1A 34: 1 CALL US NOW ANYTHING yotj havf to sol PL. 2-4305 PAYS 1007 MORE CASH Modern an4 Artittie Washer.

Fsneea. Chin. S-iineta. Piano. TV Seta.

Pistois. Guns. Jeueiry B. LOBE CO itr HOWS PLCF WE PAY YOUR PRICE CASH AT ONCE IRefrincraiors Ruqs Washers rt.e.Mtii,. r.nr "UJ l.0 MR.

BOND TU. 9-9G35 2018 N. CHARLES ST. TTFS A- ST'. 1.0 WILL larire or small lots.

Antiqua A- Modem Furniture D'amonos and Jewe'r Silverware. OmamentA. China, Art. OHieetj. Pianos.

'arble-ton Fvrrty ture. Oriental kuci compieta tsurt rr stoc's of Merchandise Ni lot to larsre or t-v small PL. 2-35S0 12 Vv. Nor-h Avm i IMMEDIATE CASH rTHtrrCP! CHINA GLASSWARE? 6ILVEH. PISTOLS.

PIANOS. RUGS CALL MR. LEE. ER. 6-47 oo ptPT a Try Used Furniture Wanted FIRST PAY FULL VALTJB FRIEDMAN MU.

5-5370 HlfiliEST PRICES PAID FOR A'FN'S C5rD CLOTH 'NO LADIES' WORN FUR CO AT3 s.OPnv F'i'ton L.A PRICES PAiD Po, silver tiainnnis iewetr tHvif" Co 1W t. lacis. man urr Bif caaA. c. pl o.sr,n MUST HAVE CSEO FUKSITCSJ (n, irp- VE BATH TL'i basins, can amka.

I OOIi). Silver. jeeirT bousln Too oricca. ri. Hn ill rz-Hrn-'a r-- WANTl.O PiaT piano Fair condition.

HA Jis 1 fVRNITLF.E WANTED Calls irered 1m vr AtMir Ft To.F1Aa;os Cii and rare! ul remov Rtd I Piano Norrn Ate FVRNITVSS A- HOC5EKOLO EFFECTS. Mr. Alien. .14 yv FI RS. L1V RFFP.IG.

i c- pt Aucust 23. 1956 IT (3) SISTER MARY ELCHARIA (MLX- KERIN). On August 21. 1956. at the Convent of the Mission Helpers of the SacreJ Heart, 1001 West Joppa road.

Towson. Md. 2Je Funeral on Friday at 9.30 A.M. Interment In convent cemetery. SMITH.

On August 20, 1956. JANE E. (nee Craig), of 2366 Lake avenue, beloved wife of Samuel H. Smith and devoted sister of Mr. John (Jack) Craig and Mrs.

Dorothy (Dolly) Kuzel. Services from Leonard J. T.uck Funeral Home. 5305 Harford road (at Echodale). on Thursday at 2 P.M.

Interment la Oaklawn Cemetery. 23e STOLTE On August 21, 1956. LOUIS L. STOLTE. beloved husband of Auf4usta K.

Stolte nee.Jnn.-sen of 430 South Bentalou street. Services at the Wippert Funeral Home, Baltimore Monroe streets, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Parkwood Cemetery. Visiting hours from 1-9 PJkf. 25e STURM.

Suddenly, on August 19 1956, DR. HARRY of Riyerview road. Old Brookfield. Pasadena. Pravers will be said at the Singleton Funeral Home.

Crain highway at Second avenue. Glen Burnie. on Friday at 8.30 A.M. Requiem Mass at St. Jane Frances Catholic Church.

Riviera Beach, at 9 A.M. Inte.ment In Baltimore National Cemetery. I In lieu of flowers please forward contributions to the Catholic Charity Appeal Fund. I are requested to call from 7 P.M. until 10 P.M.

23e SL'SSMAN. On August 21. 1956. ABRAHAM, beloved husband of the late Cecelia Sussman (nee Caplan) and father of Mrs. Bessie L.

Cohen, Mrs. Zelda Myers and Herman oussman. aiso survived by six grandchildren. 23e Services at the Jack Lewis Home 2100-02 Eutaw place, on Wednesday precisely at 3 P.M. Interment in Vecair Congregation Cemetery.

Rose- oaie. iriiiidiy omit flowers. 1 In mourning at 3004 West Garrison avenue. SL'SSMAN. The Caplan Monfried and Leviton family circle regrets the passing of their beloved member.

ABRAHAM SUSSMAN. and extends sympathy to his familv. All members piease attend the funeral. SIMON LEVITON. 23 President.

SCZFCH SASH. On August 22. 1956 BARBARA K. (nee Surmani. beloved wife of the late Alexander Szczech Services at her home.

321 South Ann street on Saturday mornuie at 30. Requiem High mass at Holy itosary church at 9 clock. Interment in Holy Rosary Cemetery. 25e TAYLOR. Suddenly, on August 21 1956.

ETTA tnee Sachsi. of 1115 Rut land avenue, beloved wife of Sam uel Taylor, and belovd mother of Mrs. Edna M. Crouch Harold J. and Samuel W.

Tavlor. Ir Funeral from the Hoffmann Funeral Home. 3213 Hudson street (en- trance on Bnuldin street), on Fridav at 1.15 P.M. Services at Trinitv Assembly of God. Harford road and Parkslde drive, at 2 P.M.

Interment In Moreland Memorial Park, Visitln hours 2 to 10 P.M. 24e THOMPSON. On August 1956. at her residence. Chestnut Hill.

Elllcott City. EMMA (nee Ktrni. beloved wife of William F. Thompson. Friends may call at the Higin- bothoin Funeral Home.

106 Colum bia road. Elllcott City. Funeral from St. John's Episcopal Church. Ellicott City, on Friday at 11 A.M.

Interment In St. John's Cemetery. Visiting Hours 2 PM until 10 P.M." 24 THOMPSON. Elliott Chapter. No.

53 Order Of the Eastern Star uith profound recret the passing of our beloved sister, EMMA K. THOMPSON. P.M. LUCILLE S. MITCHELL.

24 Worthy Matron. HOMPSOV. Ellicott Chapter No. 53. uraer oi tne Ea.stern Star, announces with profound regret tl'e passim; of our beloved sister.

EMMA K. THOMPSON. 24 TRACEV. On Ausust 13. 1956.

at hi-. re'idence. liOK West Fortieth atreet. HERBERT RUSSELL, beloved father of Aquilln. vsalter and Stanley Tra cev and brother of Mrs.

Ida Sheeler. Funeral from the Bursee Funeral Home. Falls road on Fridav August 24. at 2 P.M. Friends mav' call after 6 P.M.

Thursday. Inter- ment in Monkton Cemeterv. 24 TRACY. Local Union No. 2R I.B.E.W announces with deep recret the death of our member.

HERBERT TRACY. 24 CARL M. KING. Business Manager Electrical Workers. ARZA On August 20.

10S6. at hi? late residence. 421 South Pavson street. JOHN, beloved husband ol Barbara Doris taston Varza inerl Bowers. 1.

Servicei at the Funeral Home o' Georce L. Srhwab. 2101 Frederics avenue, at Pulaski street, on Thurs day mornins. at 10 o'clock. Inter ment in Cedar Hill Cemeterv.

Visit lne hours from 2 until 9.30 P.M. 23 VITAK-KOlfiL. On Wednesday. Au gust 22. IO36.

JOSEPHINE (nes Kol oma7nik). of 815 North Streeper atreet. beloved wife of Jacob Vitak and dear mother of Mrs. Mildred Stuorich. Milton.

George, Frank and Melvin KoiJtrl. FunTal from the Pchlmunok Fu neral Home. 2601-03-05 Fast MadUm street, on Saturday at 10 A Inter ment in Oak Hill Cemetery. VtsiMr.e rtours from 2 till 10 p.m. 25 VITAK-KOl HL.

Daughters of Jobe Chapter. No. 74, O.E.S.. announces with oeep regret the passini of our beloved member sister. JOSEPHINE KOUGL VITAK.

Eastern Star Services et Schimunek's Funeral Home. on Thursday. Aucust 23. at R. P.M MARY COLEMAN SAMPSELL.

54e Worthv Matron WtNTWORTH. On Aucust 20. 1956 RAYMOND beloved husband of AUua Wells Wentworth and de voted father of Raymond F. Went worth. jr.

Funeral services will be held at his home, 3 Fast Hishfield roBd.l Guilford, on Thursday at 2 P.M Interment in Druid Kldse Ceme terv. 23 WENTWORTH A special rommuni- ration or Corinthian Lodce. No. 93 A.F.& A.M., will be held In the Masonic Temnle on Thursday. Aucust 23.

at 1 for the purpose of at tendln? the funeril of our late brother. RAYMOND F. WENT WORTH, life member. r. FXSNER, 23 Worshiniu! Master WKSTHROOK On August 20.

1P.VS LEROY FRANKLIN. of 210H Creek road. Forest, formerly of Sparrows Point, the beloved hu hnnrl ff Virginia IVpsThroolt A niWt nrltjd to rall at the Funeral Home of Walter Brooks Bradley. where services wm De neia on inursqav.l Aucust 23. at 11 A.M.

Interment in Oak Lawn Cemeterv. 23 ICKMW. On Aucrust 21. ELIZ formerly of 3020 Est Monument her of Urt Mn streot, beloved wife Wickman and moth i-urnurst. ivirs.

neien emim. tits Edna Engnoth. Mrs. Irene Werneth and Mrs Esther W. Gerstbrlck.

Funeral services from the John A Moran Funeral Home. 3000 East Baltimore street 1 corner Poyuwc street), on Friday. August 24. at 8.15 A.M. Fpquleni Hlch.

Mass St Ignatius Church at 9 A.M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cen-e-trv. 24 that sptatc cf tywpcthy Vm tHk eorfideot finffe. fresher flei from DEATHS lowers joc- I CAT I 1 I I 1 I 1 1 I I I (3) Suddenly on August 22. at Annapolis.

Md. CHARLES MILTON, beloved husband of Dorothy V. Brown (nee Flohrl. Funeral on Saturday, August 25. at 2 P.M.

from the Taylor Funeral Chapel, 147 Gloucester street. Annapolis, Md. Interment In Hillcrest Cemetery. 24e BIXKLER. On August 21.

1956. MARY beloved wife of Irving H. Buckler. Prince Frederick, and mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Oaden and Albert Buckler also of Prince Frederick, Md.

She Is also survived by a brotn-er. Charles Robinson, of Marion, Ohio, and several half sisters and half brothers of Baltimore. Friends may call at Harkness Funeral Home, Mutual Md. Funeral services will be held at Asbury Church. August 23.

1256. at 2 P.M. Interment in Church Cemetery. 23 CESKA. On August 22.

1956, JOSEPH ased 91 years, beloved husband of the late Mary Ceska and father of Mary bnyder, Anna Kicker. Dorothv Ray. Bessie Corane, Joseph and Charles Ceska. 26 Funeral from the Schlmunek Fu neral Home. 2601-03-05 E.

Madison street, on Monday at 8.15 A.M. Requiem Hish Mass at St. Wences- laus Church at 9 A.M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. Visiting hours from 2 till 10 PM.

CLARKE. On August 20, 1956. RAY S. CLARKE, of 5421 Channing road. Catonsville.

beloved husband ol Anna Wheeler Clarke. Funeral from the Home of Harry H. witzke, 4101 Edmondson avenue on. Friday at 8.30 A.M. Requiem Hiph Mass at St.

Aanes Church at 9 A Interment in Moreland Memorial Park. 24e DIFFENHALL. On August 19. 1956 EDWARD JEFFERIES. of 7236 River Drive road, aard 6 years, the beloved son of Mr.

Edward Jefferies Diffendall. and Dorothy Rass- miissen Dinvndall. Funeral from his late residence on Thursday at 8.15 A.M. Mass of the Aneels at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church at 9 A.M. Entombment at the Lorraine Mausoleum.

23 DORSEY. On August 20. 1956 JOSEPH of 2217 East Chase street, beloved husband of the late Anna P. Dorsey (nee Langley) and devoted father of Mrs. Marparet Sexton.

Mrs. Ruth Murphy William E. and Harold E. Doisev. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John C.

Miller. 2431-35 East Oliver street, on Thursday at 11 A.M. Interment in Baltimore Ceme terv. Visiting hours from 2 to 10 P.M. 23e Oni'GHFRTV.

Suddenly, on Aucust 22. 1956. THOMAS beloved hus band of Bernadette Mover Dougherty and father of Ann L. Dougherty. Patricia Hokemeyer and Judith Reidv.

24e Services from the John R. Easly Funeral Home. Spangler. on Saturday morning at 9 clock, in ferment in New Cathedral Cemetery on Monday morning at 10.45 clock Dl'SZYNSKI. Suddenly, on Aucust 19.

1956. HELEN A. (nee Kotowskit of 6734 Orarrland avenue, beloved wife of Theodore Duszvnskl and be loved mother of Patricia. John and Rnhert Duszvnski. 23 Funeral from the home of her mother.

Mrs. Anna Kotowskl. 20 North Kenwood avenue, on Thurs day at 8 15 A.M. Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart of Marr Church at 9 A M. Interment In Holy Bosarv Cemetery FANW'FM.

On Autrust 22. 1956. EZRA OSCAR, of 3849 Falls road. Deiovea husband of Viola Fanwcll (nee Gates Services the Donovan Funeral Home, 3S13 Roland avenue, on Saturday at 10 A.M. (Visiting hours 2 P.M.

until 10 P.M.). Interment in Lorraine Park Cemetery. 25 FREDERICK. On August 20. 1956.

WILLIAM Of Texas. beloved husband of Talitha Jean-ette Frederick. 23e Services at his home. York road Texas, on Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment in Poniar Grove Cemetery GARDNER.

Suddenly, on Aucust 21. 156. WILLIAM ARTHUR, beloved husband of Agnes Jahn Gardner and father of Donald J. Gardner, nenr Victor Culien Hospital. Services at the Creager Fxineral Heme in Thurmont.

011 Friday at 3 30 P.M. Burial in the Blue Ridge Cemetery. GREEN. On August 20. lOofi.

THOM AS beloved son of Harry and Vera M. Green inee Flynn), of 3.101 Edmondson avenue. Funeral from the Lamoreau Home for Funerals, 4510 Liberty Heights avenue. at Hillsdale road. on Thursday at 8 15 A ll.

Requiem Kith Mass at St. Bcrnardme's Church at 9 A.M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 23 C.REASI.EY. On August 22.

1C56, AMELIA 1 nee Rollings 1. of 55 Frederick avenue, beloved wife of the late Jacob H. Greaslcy. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons.

North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Fri day at 3 P.M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 24 HAINES. On August 21. 1956.

MOll RIS of 4346 Falls road, beiovea husband of Nellie M. Haines tnee Snencen. Funeral from the Burgee Funeral Home. 3631 Falls road, on Saturday August 25. at 10 A.M.

The family requests friends call between 2P.M and 10 M. interment in ftieaaow rlde Memorial Park. 25 T4RRISON. On Ausust 19. 1956.

at her home. 27961, West North ave nue. ANNA (nee Gross), beloved wife of Arch Harrison. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons.

North and Pennsylvania avenues. on Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment in Western Cemetery. "3 HARVEY. On August 21, 1956 WIL LIAM CARSON, beloved husband ol the late Anna E.

Harvey (nee F.uler) and beloved father of Mrs. May P.ecV.or and William E. Harvey Funeral services are to be held at H. Sander 5s Sons. North avenue and Broadway, on Friday at 2 P.M..

in torment In Parkwood Cemetery Friends may call between 2 and 10 P.M. 24e TIKSS. On Aucust 22. 1956. CLARA V.

(nee Hoffman I. ol 2.i4j tonionn-son avenue, beloved wife of the late Herman A. Hess. Funeral from William 3. Tickner A- Sons.

North and Pennsylvania avenues of which due notice will bt given. 25 Hit On August 20. 1956. HARRIETT BRAZIE. of 68 Portr.htp road, uun-rialk.

the beloved wife of Clarence H. Hill. Friends are cordially Invited to mil at the Funeral Home of Walter Brooks Bradlev, Dundalk. from 10 A.M. until 8 P.M., on Wednesday.

August 22. Services and Interment from the McAfee Funeral Home. Greenville. on Friday. Flowers In Dundalk should be wired care of the McAfee Funeral Home.l 239 HOLT.

Suddenly, on August 20. 1956. CAPT. WILLIAM HENRY, beloved husband of Louise Holt (nee See-bode), of 413 Woodbine avenue. Funeral from the Connelly Funeral Home.

418 Eastern boulevard. Essex, on Friday at 2 P.M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 24 HOtT. Essex Lodge, No.

1866. P.O.. Elks, regrets to announce the death of brother. WILLIAM HENRY HOLT, charter member, and extend our deepest sympathy to his famlllv Members are advised that graveside services will be held. CURT R.

DOUGLAS. 24e Fxalted Ruler KAHN. ARCANA LODGE if 110. A.F.& A.M. announces with deep regret the death on Friday, August 10.

1956. of our brother FERD L. KAHN honor ary life member. 23e EDGAR W. PHOEBUS.

Worshipful Master. KAMINSKI. On Aucust 22. 1956. FRANK, of 208 North Luzerne avenue beloved husband of the late Frances Kaminski and beloved father of Mrs.

Harry Hodnick and Mrs. Ralph Horstman, 2 grandchil dren and 4 ereat-Erandchildren. Funeral from the F. W. Ozazewski.

Home, 1930 Eastern avenue, on Sat urday. August, 25 at 8.30 A.M. Re quiem Mass at Holy Rosary Church at, 9 A.M. Interment Holy Rosary cemetery. 24e Floral Designs Expertly Arranged Reasonably Priced imnun Phon PLaza 2-1374, 1375, 1378 1123-25 W.

BALTIMORE ST. NO BRANCH STORES DEATHS KLINE. On August 22. 1956, MAMIE M. (nee Wicks), of 1523 Belt street beloved wile of the late Millard M.

Kline, and beloved mother of Merrill Wicks. Mrs. Gladys Cascio, Mrs. Nellie Richardson and Mrs. Ruth McCready.

Services at the McCullv Funeral Home. 130 East Fort avenue, on Saturday at 11 A.M. Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25e KOMINSKI. On August 22.

1956. PE- rIEK. of 18U Fleet street, beloved husband of Catherine Komlnski (nee Oasym). Funeral from the Sadowskl Funeral Home. 1808 Eastern avenue, on Saturday at 9 A.M.

Requiem High Mass at St. Michael's Ukrainian Gree Catholic Church at 9.30 AM. Interment in St. Michael's Church Cemetery. 25 LAI.LI.

On August 20. 1956. MARY IDA, at Springfield State Hospital, beloved wife of the late Otto Wil liam Lain. 24 Funeral from the. Connelly Home 418 Eastern boulevard.

Essex, on Fri. day at 10 A.M. Interment In Oak Lawn Cemetery LANG LEY. On August 21. 1956.

MAUDE A. LANGLEY. beloved wife of the late James Rhodie Langley. Solomons, and beloved mother of Mrs. Amy Lankford.

Mrs. Mazie Hill. Mrs. Alverta Keefe. Melvin Vincent, Rhodie.

Leon and Leslie Langley. all of Solomons, and red Langley, of Florida. Friends may call at her late resl dencc. Solomons, Md. Requiem Mass at Our Lady Star of the Sea.

on Fri day. August 24. at 10 A.M. Interment in Chuich Cemetery. 24e LEWIS.

On August 21. 1056. MILDRED L. LEWIS (nee Roesei of 2514 Maryland avenue, sister of Janice M. Ziegler and niece of Miss Eertha Reese.

24 Funeral from the Lamoreau Home for Funerals. 4510 Liberty Heiehts avenue (at Hillsdale roadl. on Fridav at 10.30 A M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. LITTLE.

On August 21. 1956. THOM AS aged 81 years, of Forrest ave nue. Dorsey. beloved hus band of the late Rosa Little (nee Struben).

and beloved father of Mis Eleanor Little. Mrs. Marie Betz, Mrs Clarabell Edgar, Mrs. Catherine Rodgers. 25e Services from Philip Herwic Sons 2024 Orleans street, on Saturday at 8 30 A.M.

Requiem High Mass at St. Wencesle.us Church, at 9 A.M. In terment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery MATF.LIVG. On August 20. 1956 HENRY of 505 Greenwood road, Linthlcum.

beloved husband of the late Mary Mateling (nee Jendrekl. End father of Virginia and Elizabeth Mateling and Mrs. Margaret Mc Cullough. Praveis will be said at the Single ton Funeral Home. Crain highway.

at Second avenue. Glen Burnle, on Friday at 1 P.M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. At the request of the family, friends mav call from 2 to 5 P.M. and 7 to 10 PM daily.

24 MITCHELL. On August 21. 1956 at his home. 3711 Greenmount avenue CHARLES ROSS, brother of Miss Sadie T. Mitchell and father of Mrs Harry E.

Silverwood and T. Monroe Mitchell. 25 Funeral service will be held at Wliliam J. Tickner As Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Friday at 10 A M.

Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. NEWEI.L, On August 22, 1956. LEO J. NEWELL. Ol 4508 Mountview road, beloved huband of Edna Bos-lpy Newell.

25e Friends may call at the Home of Harry H. Witzke. 4101 Edmondson avenue, on Ttuirsday after 2 P.M. Due notice of services will be ItAVVLINGS. On Ausust 20.

1956. at her late residence. 1015 street. EMMA FRANCK.S nee Gib-rhui, beloved wile of the late Julius Kawltngs. I Annapolis, laid papers please copy.

Services at the Funeral Home of George L. Schwab. 2101 rrenericli avenue, at Pulanki strret. on Friday morning, at 10 clock. Interment lu Loudon Park Cemetery.

24e On AviEUst 22. 1D56. KOBLRT of 1616 imn street, loi- nieiiy of 2tiS McCurley street, beloved husbnnd of Marie R. Rebstock and father of Mrs. John Cromwell and Robert M.

Rebstock. stepfather of Henry Potts. Harnsbur; (Pa.) papers please copy.) Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Saturday at 10.

JO A.M. Interment in Meadow Ridge Memorial Park. 2.ie RICH. buadeniy. on Ausust 19.

ia66. JUHN C. fcP. of Hue Haven, Pass dena. beloved husband of the late Victoria bmuiskt Rice, and be loved mother of John C.

Rice, Jr. and Mrs. Victoria C. Peeler. Services at the McCuliy Funeral Home.

Patapsco avenue and Third (street. Brooklyn, on Thursday at 1 P.M. Interment in Cedar Hili Cemeterv. 23 ItlLLY. On Aucust 22.

THOMAS of 6602 Windsor Mill road. Wood-lawn, beloved brother of Mrs. Frank Klinpstine. Funeral services will be held at Will. am J.

Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Mon day at 10 AM. Interment In Balti more National Cemetery. 27 Baltimore. on the twentieth instant.

PAUL STANLEY RORK. aed 58 years. Services on Friday at 3 P.M. In the Parlors of Theodore C. Auman.

Inc. 247 Penn street. Reading, Pa. Inter ment in Aulenbach Cemetery. Read ing.

Pa. Friends may cU at the Funeral Parlor Thursday evening to 23e ROSENTHAL. Suddenly on August 20 1356. DR. ERIKA of 2 North Wickharri road, daughter of the late Paul and Mane Deu-sson and mother of Mrs.

Kimball Jencks, of Murray Lteh. 2ie Services and interment private. SACHS. On August 22. 1956.

LOUIS beioved husband of Kate Sach3. de voted father of Raymond and Mi chael of Lexmcton Park. Md Mrs. Hilda Steinberc. of Baltimore and brother of Nathan Raymond and A.

Milo Sachs, of Baltimore. Funeral from Sol Levlnsou Bros Home. 1124-26 West North avenue on Thursday, Ausust 23. at 1 P.M. In terment in United Hebrew Cemetery Anthel Emunah Washington" boulevard.

(Please omit flowers.) Ia mourning at 3422 Lud cate road. 24e SACHS A special communication of St. John Lodne No. 34. A.F.&A.M will be held Thursday.

August 23 1956. at 12 noon at th Masonic Tom pie for the purpose of attending the mnerai ol our lata brother, Loui baens. MORRIS FISENBFRG. 23e Worshipful Master. SACHS.

The Alpha Omega Phar maceutlcal Fraternity, Kappa Chap ter, announce with deep regret the passing of LOUIS SACHS, lather of member Michael Sachs. Fraters please attnd funeral. ERVIN J. BEROOFSKY. 2.1e Directorum SAUPIV.

On August 20. 1956. at St Asrnes Hospital. REV. EUGENE SATJPIN.

of the faculty of St cnriea college, catonsville. Md. Father Saupin's remains will be St. Charles Collrnc Chapel, Maiden Choice lane, catonsville, on Tues day after 6 P.M. Pontifical Mass of Requiem in St.

Charles Collece Chapel on Friday. Aucrust 24. at 10.30 A.M. Interment in St. Charles Col letre Cemeterv.

24 SAVPTV Lay Alumni Association, of bt. Collese will meet Thurs day at 8 P.M. at the collese to say tne ttosary ror n. i her saupin. CHARLES PERTSCH.

23e Secretary OGGTVS. On Ausrust 22. 1956 FANNIE A. (nee Boyer), formerly of 5607 Burchwood avenue, beloved wife of the late James F. Scoecim and beloved sister of Mrs.

Marlon sewell. of Rock Hall. Md. and Mrs Madeleine Gehrmann. Funeral from Hoffmann Funeral Home.

3218 Hudson street (enter on Bouldin street i. No'tce later. Friend mav call after 3 P.M. todav. 23e East Baltimore's Largest Funeral Homes 1301-07 Eastern Ave.

403 S. St. and our new beautiful heme at 7C0 S. Csr.RIing St. Lilly Zcila Inc.

EAstern 7-1442 flir C3rdiliond DEATHS (3)1 21SSETT. On August 22. 1956. HER- Mi.M, BREMER, beloved wife of the late Edwnrd Zissett and mother of Herbert B. Zissett.

I Charleston 15 papers please cony Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Fri- day at 11 A M. Interment In Mount CEMETERIES AND IOTS (6 LOUDON PARK Ovpr 100 Tear nf FprvJee Rwsnrable Prre T'rms Prrn'unl Carp Eypds nr MTT.LIOV DOLLAPS MONUMENTS VAIRTS ETC. fT BY HENRY MERKEL, INC.

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EF 6847. Call PL. 2-5346 Rcwird. BANK BOOK Lost vie Edmondson Viil. arpa.

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Vernon ri. Reward PARAKFET A- erav. Red band on leg. Vic ot But vit Ave. a-H Phone TH.

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a 3 I 1 1 I I Ro too rwholesale euotatlons from fhe United Btatea Department of Agriculture. FRUIT APPLES Bu. bkt. No. 1.

Rambos. 2la-ln. up. S2.75. Rambos.

234-in. uo. S3: $2.50: 2Va-in. 2 2.25. N.J..

etna Rambos. 2J4-in. uo. S2.25. BLACKBERRIES N.J..

uer 25c. BLUEBERRIES N. flata. per 30 40c CANTALOUPES About steady Calif West side Jumbo crts 27. $6.25: one mark.

S6.50: 3bs. $b25 6.50: one mark. S6.75 Doorer. So: 45s lew. SS 50.

Md bu nor. oacked locally 75c. SI: some best. SI. 15 1 25: Doorer.

50c. Nearbv 'i-bu. 65 85c; lew 90c: poorer. 50c KONEYDFWS About steady Calif Jumbo crt. 6s.

S3: Ss. S3 3.25: standard crts. 9s 12s. $3 253 50. GRAPES Calif, luas Th.om.Dson Seedless.

2.75 3.25: few. $3.50: Doorer. $2 25; Eed Malagas. Rioters, $3.75 4. LEMONS Calif, 's-box cartons 150s.

$5.25 5 .50: 180s. $5.75: 216s. S5.50. LIMES Bly. steady.

Offerings rather light. 10-lb fiats. 4tf-105s. Si.50 2. lew $2.25.

ORANGES Calif. H-box cartons 88s. V25; 100s. $4.53 4.75: 110s. S4 4.25: i26s.

$33.25: 144s. $2.502.75 PEACHES Firm to si. stronger. Offerings rather light. U.S.

No. 1, 34-bu bkts, Sunhigh, 2'4 in. uo, $3 3.50; Goldeneast. 2 in. up, lair $1.25.

W.Va Elbertas. 2'i in. up, lair $1.75 2, U.S. No. 1.

bu. Elbertas. 2 in. up. S3: Cumberland.

2 in. up. $2 2.25; Haiehavens. 13 in. i $1.75: 2 in.

$2.25: in ud. I $2 75 3.25, few $3.50: 2'2 in. up, $3 3.50; Sunhigh. 2 in. up, $2.50 2.7o; lair $2 2.25: 2' 4 In.

up, mostly $4, lew high as $4.50. 2'i in. up. $4: Golden-east. 2 in.

uo, 2'i in. up. $3.50 4: Triogems, 2 In. up. 21.

in. up, $4, lew higher: 34-bu. Sunhigh. 2U in. no.

Triogems. 2U in. uo. $3: Hale-havens. 2 in uo.

$2 2.25: 2'4 in. up. S2.75: Raritan Rose. 2. in.

uo. 'a-bu. fair Sunhigh. 2 in. up, 81.25; 24 in.

up, $1.50. IN 34-bu. US. Utility, 2 in. up.

sunnign, si.nu Md. and Pa Va-bu. bkts. and open face, various varieties, $1 1.2o, lew best $1.50. PINEAPPLES Puerto Rican.

crts. 24s. S7.25. WATERMELONS Abt. steady.

Demand light. Va. and N.C.. Der melon: Truck. Congos, 18-24 lb.

20 30c. mostly 20 25c: 26-30 lb. avg 40 45c: 30 lb. and uo, few 50c: Charleston Grays 20-24 lb avz 25c. Icebox.

bu. hot. packed locally, $1 1.25, some large, per melon, ioc. VEGETABLES BEANS fLIMA) SI. stronger.

Near-b. $1.25. NX (L.I), bu. $3, BEANS (SNAP' SI. stronger.

Bu. bkt nd Valentines. S2: Contend ers. $2: Tendergreens. $1.75 2.

N.J.. Contenders, $2.50 2.7a. N.Y., Valentines. $2.75. BEETS Nearby rer bunch.

4 5c. Ohio lo-ot. bkt 2-coz. bunches, Repack ctns. 12 l'a-lb.

film bags. SI. 60 BROCCOLI Pa. crts. 12s, S2.50.

CABBAGE Bly. steady. Domestic Round: Bu bkt. packed locally 75c iwcrer. 50c; N.Y., 75c.

SI: 134 bu. crt and orange boxes some packed locally 75c $1. few N.Y.. 75c $1 Lid. bu.

75c CARROTS Slightly stronger. topped 1 lb. film bags ctns. 24s. $2.35 2 50.

Repacks ctns. 24 1 lb. mm bags, $1.75. CAULIFLOWER Wirebound crts. Long Island type Western Md.

12s, $2.50: Col. lis and 12s, $2 50 2.75. Col. cartons 12s Sim wrapped. $2.75.

CELERY Barely steady lfi-in crts trimmed tops washed Pascal. Cal. 2, 2'i and 3 $3.75 4. some 21-a-doz. fair tmal.

and cond. $2 50. Y. $2.50 2'2 and 3 $2.75 3: 4 doz. $2 50 Ohio 2-3 $2.25 2.50.

N.J. 2i doz. one marie SJ. CHINESE CABBAGE Ohio, 16-qt. 1 D.

CORN Barely steady. Va. and sacks, some crts. and hu. Yellow.

40 75c: White. 50c. si. paper sacks. 4 wmte Iced.

SI. CUCUNrBERS Weaker undertone. "Ru fair to gen. good $1 50: i.o. near by, tj-bu.

50 75c EGGPLANT N.J., hrt. $11 50 Kear by, s-bu. II. FNDIVE Ohio. 16-nt.

$11 15. 1 1-9-bu. wirebound $1.50 2. ESCAROLE Ohio. 16-qt.

80c ml 1 1-8-DU $1. OREFNS Ril Mrf Kale. roltorrts. Mustard. Rape Turnip Tops near by $1: Western Md.

$1.25. Repack ctns. 12 lo-oz. fiim begs Kale 1 60; 20-oz. film bags Kale At Cillarrls 1 60.

LETTUCE Firm undertone best about t'eaqy others. Iceberg dry pick Cal A.T.&T. Registers Huge Slock Issue Washington, Aug. 22 (JP) The American Telephone and Telegraph Company today registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission its forthcoming 5.800,000-share, $530,000,000 common stock issue. The stock will be offered to shareholders of record September 14 at $100 a share at the rate of one new share for each ten shares held.

The prospectus filed with the SEC said the funds will be used for expansion and improvements of the A.T.& T. system. The company plans to spend about $2,000,000,000 this year on expansion and improvements and an equal sum in 1957. The new A.T.&T. issue is the second largest common stock financing ever registered with the SEC.

The largest was a Ford Motor Company issue last year which raised $657,000,000. The third largest, also last year, was a 4.380,000-share General Motors Corporation issue which raised Competition Hampers Textile Plants In Ga. Atlanta, Aug. 22 (VP) "Japanese competition has not yet closed any textile plants in Georgia but it has certainly created that pos sibility" an industry representa tive said today. Frank Carter, representing the Cotton Manufacturers' Associa tion of Georgia, told a commission studying the impact of foreign competition that this competition has "practically wrecked the price structures of the United Slates textile market." Lieut Gov.

Ernest Vandiver was elected chairman of the commission as it held its organizational meeting and first public hearing. Other members of the group set up earlier this month by Gov Marvin Griffin are House Speaker Marvin Moate, Agriculture Com missioner Phil Campbell, Labor Commissioner Ben T. Huiet and Commerce Department Secretary Scott Candler. Chicago Egg Prices Chicaao. Aus.

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Waldorf Sysfem. Wooif Bros. Stock 5 Co I1 FidUnTrust.Nwk. InduEnerprises Lau Biower lr Year End 9-15 9-25 .25 .35 .37 Vi .50 .25 .30 .43 'i "6 9-15 8- 31 9- 10 9-26 9-7 9-4 9-4 9-4 9-14 8-24 9-25 10-1 10-1 10-15 9-2R 9-15 9-1 5 9-14 8-31 8- 27 9- 10 9-28 9-14 5i 0-17 9-29 Nation Wide Per .2 9-5 9-26 9-7l I 1 10-i 9-1 nounce the death of Its beloved' member. MARGARET KENNEDY BROOKS.

Members will recite the Rosary at Jenkins Funeral Home, on Thursday at 8 P.M. CATHERINE McCANN. 2j Prefect. 1 FU" FTIRICER ATOR PIANO fr'F viTTP'I5 FR ATT fA KOtSEKOLD EFFECTS. tu.

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