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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
RetuiI Trade
Logs Slightly

NEW YORK. Oct. IL R.-
An upSurge in buying Of wom-
ems coats and dresses bright
ened the Nations RETAIL scene
this week but total retail trade
was still a shade below last
years high levels.
According to an estimate by
Dun & BradStreet total dollar
volume Of retail sales for the
week ended Wednesday ranged
from ? per cent lower to 2 per
cent higher than the compare
bic week last year.
Sales OF children'S apparel
and mems suits and topcoats
were down from a year ago
Also on the downSide were sales
Of millinery. lingerie. uphol-
stored chairs, bedroom furni-
ture and dinette sets.
Consumers stepped up buying
Of TV sets. lamps and auto
matte washers and dryers.
Conditions varied consider
ably in different parts OF the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
Fry to Manage
New Branch of
Lincoln Bank

Walter r. Fry. vice president
Of Lincoln National Bank. has
been named manager Of the
banks new office. which is ex-
pected to open at l34S Fourth
street NE, later this month.
Mr.. Fry started with Lincoln
as a runner in 1929 and was
elected assistant cashier in
1910. assistant vice president
in l947. and vice president and
manager OF the Seventh and
ID streets NV. Office in 1854,
The banks other Office is at
Seventeenth and H streets
NV.
Active in civic affairs for
many years. Mr.. Fry Is a mem
Der Of the Commissioners
Youth Council and the Ana
costa High School Home and
School Association. He is q
trustee Of the Wilson Memorial
Methodist Church and past
master OF Anacostia Masonic
Lodge. He is a native Of Wash
ington and a graduate OF
Eastern High School. American
Institute OF Banking and the
Graduate School OF Banking
at Rutgers University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
Morrison 10 Preside
At League Convention

w. F. Morrison. executive
vice president of First Federal
Savings and Loan Association
and now president Of the Ma
tional Savings and Loan
League. will preside at the fall
management conference OF the
league in San Francisco. His
wife is with him.
The four-day conference will
open Sunday and will center its
attention on the general eco
nomic outlook and its relation
to the savings and loan indus
try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Oct. IL R.-sAlahle hogs
t.Siu. active. strong 10 IS higher early
o nha,chers; later trade mostly -
highef. instances So 10 ~ higher al
close soVs scarce uneven. steady 70
IS or more lover. decline on Eeights
under 4On 70. approximately 80 per
cent Of the receipts sold on shipping
accounts. little IN receipts under 2n0
ID or over $50 10 with No - grade
lots all weights relatively scarce No
- mostly 1-a 2nu-sdn 10 butchers
~ i0-ls.15 only a few lots mostly Is
below : 50, most late and elosinR sales
all welghts and Erades l5B5-l7.75
With few lots mostly l., 30O-a30
10 ls.75-is So ii head lot No ,
ga % uniform IN weight and grade
: 90, few larger lots mixed grades
3Uu-i50 10 Sows i6gs-fT 90. With a
ie whead IOn-55O 10 soWs rs @5-l7 90.
With a few head 3O0-a9O 10 10 1925.
a fe Nhuteher type sows .15 10 early
10 1850
salable cattle ! 0O0: calves 600.
slaughter supply limited mainly 20
cows, but one load SlAughter steers
included all sales about steady in .
typical Friday cleanup trade; = load
Of choice ] 2di ID steers "A 90 bulk
gamer 10 utility COWS u 90 $50. q
10 Zoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
SEC Gets Registration
For Disc, Inc, Offering

Disc. Inc. of Washington
yesterday filed a registration
statement with the SEC seek
ing registration Of 100000 Glass
A common shares Of 81 par
value TO be offered for public
sale at $3.50 a share. No under
writing is involved.
Organized March S. 1856
under District OF Columbia
laws. Disc. Inc. has engaged
primarily in the business OF
acquiring direct ownership
mortgage and other interests
in real property. and in the
development Of real property
1t is secondarily engaged in
acquisition OF common and
preferred stock. bonds. anc
business enterprises. AS Of Au-
gust 81. it had 2l8.275 shares
outstanding. or this stock. Irv-
ing Lichtman. president and
board chairman. owned $500
shares, beneficially and Of rec
ord. and held Of record an ad-
ditional 33.l00 shares.
Disc, Inc. intends TO invest
net proceeds from the Offering
in accordance with its invest
ment policies. None OF the pro-
ceeds have been allocated fol-
particular purposes.
Atomic Development Votes
Quarterly Of 3 Cents
Directors Of Atomic Develop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

ment Mutual Fund. Inc. have
declared a quarterly dividend
OF 3 cents a share. it was an
nounced.
The dividend will be PAID
November 4 to stockholders OF
record October 7 and will be
equivalent to quarterly divi-
dends paid prior to the recent
yearend distributions and stock
split.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

year. The latest weeks gain
followed a decline of $3.50. 900
in the previous week and a gain
Of $4.lO4.000 in the period be-
fore that.
The latest weeks gain fol-
lowed a decline of $3.380.000 in
the previous week and a gain
of $4.104.000 in the period be-
fore that.
The latest total remained
less than per cent behind the
all-time record Of $546, 785. 900
last June 26.
Commercial loans Of $685.
354. 900 on october 2 were down
1929. 900 from a week earlier,
but $6,966,000 above a year
earlier. They were about 5 per
cent behind their record OF
$239. 067 900 last January 2.
Loans to brokers and securi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
Properties in Five States
Included in Proposal

The five companies have
uranium. titanium. feldspar
and oil leases. claims or prop
critics in Wyoming. Utah, Colo
RADIO. North Carolina and
Florida.
Mr.. Rudolph said about
10000 acres are under location
or lease in Wyoming. contain
ing large quantities Of low
grade uranium on or near the
surface. He added that the
new company will have the
use OF an "upgrader" "a
method OF concentrating the
ore-which it is believed will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. Oct. II gg.-Foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain
in dollars, others In eentsi:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market BE per cent premium or
1903 81 u cents. on i Of a cent
Europe Great Britain fpoundl
80 279ls. OF = OF a cent. Great Brit
ain 3U-dAy futures "7a,s. OF I. OF a
cent Great Britain 60-daY futures
a1kh, Of = OF a cent: Great Britain
gu-dAy futures 2.77 "a, on = OF a cent
ReiRflm tfrsncJ / ngie, UNCHANGED
France Uranci 337s OF 4 cent. un-
changed Germany fWesternl tdeutschf
mark 20 50 UNCHANGED; HOLLAND
'guildeTi 20 35l. UNCHANGED. ItaIy
llurai .l6lp OF cent. UNCHANGED:
PortuGal fescudol 3 80. unchanRed
Sweden fkTonai 1874 UNCHANGED
Switzerland franc free a334, un-
chanEed. Denmark tdronei 1880, un-
changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

ties amounted TO $29.174. 900, a
gain Of S3.034.000 from q week
earlier and $17.784,000 a head
OF a year ago.
Real estate loans of $751;
752, 900 were up $685., 900 in the
week and $7.443.0O0 ahead of
the corresponding date last
year. Other loans. mostly con-
sumner loans. amounted to $685.
9l7. 900 on October 2, a gain Of
$50. 900 for the week. but $13,-
IT'S. 900 below a year earlier.
Demand deposits recovered to
$685.. 028. 900. a gain of 500
919. 900 from a week earlier, but
still $4,383,0OO behind the like
1856 date. Time deposits OF
$3.50. 567, 900 we're up $4.077. 900
in the week and $26,248, 900
above a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
Earth Pigment Points
Are Best for Exteriors

ST. LOUIS. - Paint experts
say that when choosing exterior
paints 1t is wise to remember
that earth pigments are gener-
ally more permanent when ex-
posed to weather and sunlight
than chemical colors and that
tinted paint is more durable
than white.
The principal earth pigments
are ochre, the Siennas, umbers.
red iron oxides. and earth"
brown and black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
Wool Yield Rises

CAPE TOWNe-South Africa
expects its wool clip for the
past season to sell for at least
5000, 100000 compared with
STAT. 100000 the year before.
Wool is the country's main
agricultural product and ranks
among its top exports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. Oct. II Up Spot nom
ferrous metal prices today. Copper
1927 cents q pound, Connecticut Val
ley Lead - cents q pound, New YORK
Zinc 10 cents a pound. East g.. Louis
Tin g2ss cents a pound. New YorE
Foreign silver 90ss cents per troy
ounce, New York
PITTSBURGH. Oct. II Pl Scrap
steel No. ] heavy was quoted today
az Al .O0-42 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
OdIumto Extend Empire
In Oil, Mining Merqer
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

The proposed of Jacobs Chair Mining Corp with
four other oil and mining companies which there SUBJ
stantial Washington interests expected to further extend
the growing mineral empire Of Floyd Odlum
Mr. Odlum and his family will per cent OF
the combination which viii the Of Chesapeake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
DC. Bank Looms Hold
.Hiqh Level in Week

Outstanding loans Of ~ members banks of
ngton continued to back and forth high
the week ended october data from the Federal Reserve Bank
Of Richmond revealed today.
The total October up 900
from week earlier and sl6078OOO above the like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

permit these ores to be mined
profitably. The method is owned
by the Odlums.
Chesapeake & Colorado.
which has about 1900 stock
holders, is the only one whose
stock is actively traded on the
market. Yesterday IL was
quoted at Is cents bid. % cents
asked. There are several mil
lion shares Of 5 cents par value.
Under the proposed merger
each so shares of Chesapeake
will receive one share in the
new company which is expected
to be valued at SO to Sill.
The new Chesapeake a. Colo-
RADIO, If the merger is approved.
will have 229.99l shares OF $3.50
par common stock and 1889
shares Of $l2.50 par preferred.
The preferred will be convert
ible into common at the rate
Of one share of preferred TO five
common shares after one year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
Jersey Standard Plans
Offering Of l-fOr-3O

Standard Oil Co. Of New Jer-
sey plans to raise between $3.50
million and $500 million of new
capital by Offering one new
share for each 30 shares OF
record date. which IS expected
TO be around November 8.
Directors yesterday disclosed
plans for the one-for-30 stock
otfering. Amount of the needed
financing was announced two
weeks ago. Price VIII be deter
mined later.
The company plans to file
registration statement with the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission on October Is and will
mail a formal announcement 70
stockholders then. 1t expects
registration to become effective
on or about November 8 and
the offering would be made Ia
shareholders by prospectus to
be mailed around November l8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
Jacobs Chair Owns
Other Firms Stocks

Jacobs Chair which Is con-
trolled by the Odlums. will be
the surviving corporation. de-
spite the change in name and
will furnish most Of the more
liquid assets for the conSolida-
ton.
Among its assets are around
100000 shares of Federal IRA
mum and around 100000 shares
Of Radorock. Inc. with a cur
rent market value estimated
at around 81 million.
The latter two mining COM
panies were included in the
Hidden Splendor consolidation,
last previous reported financial
deal of Mr. Odlum.
In addition 70 Jacobs Chair
Chesapeake e. Colorado and
Nuclear Magnetic. the pro-
posed merger Will include
Western Oil e. Gas Co. and
Silver Sage OH & Mineral Co
of Newcastle. Utah. Stockhold-
ers Of the five companies will
vote on the proposed merger
in separate meetings Novem-
Der Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

ana COLORADO Corp. one OF the
firms TO be consolidated.
Charles r. Rudolph. WASH
ing attorney, who is president
of Nuclear Magnetic Mining.
Inc. another firm included in
the merger plan. has been des-
ignated as president under the
consolidation.
Francis NJ. Tompkins. Wash
ington construction executive.
who has been president of
Chesapeake and Colorado. will
be vice presidents and directors.
of the merged firm. but will
take a less active part in COM
pany affairs in order TO devote
more time to the construction
business. He is executive vice
president of the Chas. H.
Tompkins Co.
Bruce w. Odlum. a son Of
Floyd Odlum will be a vice
president and director He also
will be executive manager in
the field.
Dennis E Byrd. field manager
of Jacobs Chair. and Chester
c. Davis. New York lawyer, will
be vice president and directors
Marvin NJ. RoSen. now president
of Jacobs Chair. will be Secre-
tary and director of the merged
company.
John Marshall Of Washing
ton. former Assistant Attorney
General. will be a vice presi-
dent. Willis w. Long. Washing
ton lawyer has been designated
assistant secretary and assistant
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
MUTUAL FUNDS QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Oct. II H1.--Nationai
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Moon QuOtattonsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

Admiral 1858 Slimhnc
TV available in rich
Mahogany. Blonde Oak.
or Sierra finishes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-13

Anybody who drives a
car - and almost every
body does = is only too
we'll aware of the kind of
selling tactics often used
by some tire dealers today.
What they say in their
ads, and what you dis
cover they actually mean
when you 60 to them to
buy a tire, may be two
entirely different things.
What they say is one
thing. But sometimes it
turns out that what they
really meant was some
thing. else again."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-13

To read or hear of these ads, you might think
land many unwary motorists apparently do think that
there people who only in business to give tires
away. No money down. Your old tire in trade
regardless of its looks quality. No charge for
time payments. Six months to pay. Unconditional
Guarantee Mounting your wheels free any
only knows what-al Prices low as $199. Or what
ever lower than low sale price they think the public
might believe And (the real topper 500 rewarded in
cash if you can buy the tire elsewhere for less.
You may have these things in print here there
and everywhere Perhaps you have responded to one
of these ads. Perhaps not yet. But have you
ever asked yourself:
If all these things be true-and they are so artfuTy
stated that some unwary people think they are-then
why is it that WHEN YOU DO BUY TIRE FROM
ONE OF THESE DEALERS, YOU MAY END UP
PAYING SEVERAL TIMES MORE THAN THE
ADVERTISED PRICE?
Why is it that if you ask him to make good on
his guarantee, you may into all sorts of 'ffs"
lands" and "buts" that are hidden in the" small
print you never bothered to read-if you received
written guarantee at all.
Why is it you often find that the First Line 100
Level Tire" they sell you turns out to be made by
marginal manufacturer and thus may only be
equal in quality to a thrdline tire of one of the
well-known brands?
Why is it that when someone tells you his adver-
tsed tire is "first quality" you often find he does
not mean first line? What he doesn't tell you is
that it may be first quality second or third line
tire) First quality" is trade term meaning only
that tire is undamaged
Why is it when he says "This is the same tread
design used on 81 49, sc cars" he doesn't tell you
while the tread is the the quality of the tire
may be inferior. Why doesn't he tell you that re-
Gently many tire companies reduced their first and
second tires to second and third line levels with
corresponding drop in quality, without changing the
names or tread designs of their tires Consequently
these tires not the quality that you received
on your 1955-1956 cars but are of lower grade
Why is it that they shout guarantee but don't
come out openly and SAVIOUR MONEY BACK?
We could fill this page with thousand-and-one other
clever schemes and lodges by which some people can
take advantage of you-ALL BASED ON MISUSE OF
ACTUAL TERMS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED IN
TIRE SELLING FOR MANY YEARS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-13
S CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
One Of Americas Largest Discount Tire Firms

S CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
1880 Bladensburg Rd. Me- Lawrence 63sS5
1920 New Jersey Ave. Sc. Lincoln 4-7O3i
AIS Hampden Lane Bethesda Nd Oliver $500
$500 jefferson Davis Hwy, Alexandria, Va Temple 66S7
5000 Lee Highway, Arlington, Va Jackson $4,000
PLEASE NOTE: IF you don't know tires but be
Of getting the for your dollar may suggest that you
ASK YOUR BANK about Market Tire Company.
CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-13
ADVERTISEMENT

dealer
2OO miles Hence, more people must come here. That
means customer satisfaction with tires, our quail
ty, our prices, value and service And public
trust in u.s.
Market Tire gives you top value in every tire SELL
Unlike "sidelne" tire dealers, who may sell
only limited number of tires year. we never keep
tires in inventory long enough for them to become
what we honestly believe is dangerous to be used on
car. And we don't buy up bankrupt" inventories
OF tires that may have been deterOrating for years.
Market Tire prices-tire for tire and line for line
are lower, in some much $50 lower, than
those of many dealers in The Washington area.
Z Market Tire does not charge you penny for
charge accounts time payments Furthermore,
we will ship tires anywhere in the u. S. for no more
than 9Oc extra per tire.
g. Market Tire will take ANY recappabe tire in trade
without question bubble.
g. Market Tire mounts the new tire you buy checks
your steering fixes your flats, rotates your tires
premises with little or no waiting and at
no extra COST
TO- Market Tire stocks ONLY FIRST LINE or PRE-
MUM tires made by the leading tire manufacturers
who make the majority of all the tires sold in this
country. We do not stock any second or third line
tires whatsoever nor do stock any tires made
by marginal manufacturers
(WHEN WE ADVERTISE AND SELL FIRST
LINE 100 LEVEL TIRE, 1T is ALWAYS A
TIRE OF LEADING MANUFACTURED
H. Market Tire gives you WRITTEN guarantee, with
no misleading print to confuse you. MARKET
TIRE GUARANTEE MEANS EXACTLY WHAT
1T SAYS. We refuse to risk having dissatisfied
customer anywhere, anytime.
r. We believe that Market Tire is the only tire dealer
anywhere who will hand you pencil and
say. ;. HERE. . IF YOU DON'T TRUST GUAR
ANTEES. EVEN OUR GUARANTEE :. THEN
WRITE YOUR OWN GUARANTEE" If it's rea-
sonable at all, we'll accept it.
FINALLY No matter what tire specifications you seek
SIZE content tread design year. qualty-the chances
are that Market Tire has it :. at your prices
Thanks to our vast volume, and our thousands upon
thousands of customers hardly out Of stock
on any size number.
Try this experiment the next time you 60 out to buy
tire:
Shop around all you want. Listen to and analyze the
selling tactics Of the dealers you visit.
Then come to us and make your comparisons-fact
by fact.
We happy to stand on what you yourself discover
because know the facts themselves will prove
that your best tire buy right here at Market Tire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-13

Then why do we-a chain like Market Tire-who
almost similar terms in our own selling every day
in the week-publish printed statement like this?
The Answer is simple
Sometimes salesman will use these terms only to
confuse you that he sell you what HE wants
to, at the price HE wants you to pay regardless of
what YOU came in for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
WHEN a5-23-35 Is A GOAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

Of the cost will come from Fed,
eral ALLEGATIONS.
cost of the new facility. The bull
Hahnemann Hospital. he ex.
planned. will close when the new
Sibley structure is erected.
DR.. Hart said his eye-treatment
section will have 80 beds, plus
a clinic for out-patients. The
arrangement will make possible
a training program for eye sur.
geons. he added. -
DR.. Lebensohn's unit will have
% beds. according to present
plans. The practicing psychia.
trist, a former Navy medica
officer, said he hopes to offel
Special treatment for adolescents
problems and pastoral training
in psychiatry for local clergymen
DR.. Hart, an associate professor
at Georgetown University anC
consultant in ophthalmology al
Walter Reed Army Institute Of
Research. lives in Springfield
(VaD although most of his work
is in Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
Each Larger Than
This Entire Page!
NOT 3d..
NOT IS Their
Original Prices, bat
gust
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Publishers hquida-
ton exquisite
prints in beautiful
reproductions -. Il
ready for framing!
Each

Gt57 Matlsse: STILL LIFE-APPLEs ON PINK
TABLECLOTH Forceful composition with blues.
gold and green 32hx2s". Pub. at 800 Sale 81
GAEL Renoir: La LoGE. Man and woman seated
IN opera box. Pink black and reddish-brown.
2:l3x291a" Pub. at 1000. Sale 81
care. Huygens: PROPULSION OF BEAUTY. Dutch
birds nest and butterflies 19x24A. Pub at 3 90
Sale 81
0477. Wheat: GOOD OLD wINTERTIME. Deep
rides, etc 3lx2312@. Pub. at 300. Sale 81
G4sO Pike: AHEAD OF THE WIND. Lingering
assn sEiriing palms and purple clouds in Garth;
o4s3. Pike: FRITZ AND FRED. youns girl
an; Hnd os mSsd5maiads cat N charming country
o4ss. Pike; I'LL SHOW THE WAY. The quin-
tesSence OF autumn. heartwarming scene Of
Iatner and son exploring the woodlands. 2sx20".
Pub at 800. Sale 81
CASE wiEEins: SUMNER sPLENDoR. Towering.
statuesque elms Shortly this inspiring country
scene. 22%4xl6s47- Pub. at 200 Sale 81
G490. Adrion: BLUE WATERS Bright, cheerful
scene Of q summer resort on the coast OF France
81 lsx2519~ Pub. at 800. sale 81
oi92 Gasser: SOLITUDE. Immense dunes sur
sn napns pr sh inletoa study in absolute pease
print Brilliantly captures both the strength and
the grace OF the animal 2Sx20". Pub. at Is 90
Sale 81
G50l Rouan: HEAD OF YOUNG BOY
sensitive portrait from of the masters early
periods. 22x2S". Pub at 800. Sale 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
Pupils to Get Preview
OfCourses THEY'LL Take

Parents. teachers and pupils
have been handed the chance to
know what lies ahead.
This enviable opportunity has
been furnished by school off,
Gals who have come up with a
list Of each subject in secondary
schools. 1t is the first time such
q catalogue or listing of subjects
has been drawn up covering the
secondary school system.
A copy of the document will
be furnished to each secondary
school teacher with several pur-
poses in mind. according to DR..
Hobart M. Corning. superintend-
ent OF schools.
These are that the course de-
scriptions can be used by coun-
selors and teachers in planning
next falls programs so that
pupils themselves will know what
will be contained in the courses
they are assigned to. The docu-
ment will be used again by
teachers at the beginning of
school each September so that
every pupil in every class will
have an idea Of what he is 70
accomplish in the semester be-
ginning at that time.
For example, a student facing
second-year Latin could read the
following description of the
course:
Pupils read LOO to $500 lines
OF famous Latin stories and
myths. Grammar forms which
are to be learned include: De-
ponent verbs: gerund and gerun-
dive, irregular verbs, go, 40, volo,
nolo and malo; subjunctive forms
and their uses to express pur-
pose and result, in indirect ques-
tons. after verbs of fearing, in
cum" clauses; sequence of
lenses; gerund and gerundive
and lad" and "causa" to denote
purpose. Review of vocabulary
and principles learned in the
first year Of Latin is given as
needed"
Parents-children should copy
the course description - could
also get some idea OF what
Johnnie did learn at the end of
each semester.