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Evening star., 1960-10-29

oya IssI IoNN HOUSE DlcHIFvILY
SITUATED ON QUIET CIRCLE HIGH AB0VE POTOMAC
wIIn DISTANT VIEW OF me VIRGINIA. HIIls1os BERKELtY TER
ASt NWE1OpEh TO-DAY SUM- l-S-chuFminS Shc~pces IN
teShuI Reud section Den lueyslsd perch
big bedoomS baihs ooE. with frsplueo
Lovely dtePe Ond espsins included ESqv garden and plos
10 sSrkssy 1Sroes LETT TO 1oe M. Rhodes. o. 62442
Evening star., 1960-10-29

BEIHESDAS MOST SENSATIONAL VAIUe-507 WALTON RD-oPEN
SUNDAY 26 Where else find big bedroom. and bath,
such fine nsishboFood priced low 2o MSy sx'VOs such v
We lorss puneed fully screened porch 0nd
bsuViu schools. transportation NH Ihh
will Will Directions: Old
oeoSsown Rd Beech Ave. left Singleton Dr. right Walton
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BAIhs ON ONE fooREeEAUTIFUl LANDoN SCHOOL AREA or
BETHESDA ORCHID DRNE-oPEN SUN, l6SsperoO dining
lovely oelSciF kitchen with everything plus dining
cree immense basement Of $3oS5o
Nueon Oviofown River Rood Wilson
6-591.
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ARL. HALL AREA-Newiy dec.

ARL. HALL AREA-Newiy dec. 2
bedrms.. din. rm.. scr. prch.. rec.
rm.. fenced yd.. S1l5. Lo. 5-31:6.
AHLINGTON--3-bedroom rambler.
Soss., exclusive oSsss goodea ond area nittTsr ree
Sass: rSam apsl %sHefn now sSa'GEsS ssSo. ii FIoR
ANcE REALTY CO. ia. 4-9s2s.
AR''NGT0N, G. CLUB AREA--3
newly ,edec.: lovely ha-acre
wooted lot: conv loe.: $3.50
FLoRANcE REALTY CO.. ia. A.
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HOUSES WANTED TO Rent

HOUSE WANTED to, rent with op-
tion TO- buy. Chevy Chase-Bethes sda
area; lse, liv. rm.. ] Ice. bedrm.,
j SIN. bedrms., Ear,, good lot. quiet
street. rent $500, for sale $40. 600.
Write Box 342-k, Star.
NAVY CAPTAIN desires immed. oc-
Soase; Ss"'y $50 % sfq5; sfasm' uniSFs. sduits.
Call LU. 4-5i00, Ext. 39l. 8 am
4 pm.
WhNi. D-CLEAN HOMES; list with
US. prompt results. A.. ..1-SUSO.
DICkEY s RENTAL Sr EC1ALISTS
Evening star., 1960-12-01

CHEVBkLY = Lovely 3 bedroom
room. play room. gear gsrase:
centrally air eenditioned: swim
iprn. SIMMONS PRoPTRTIEs,
Pc Poo; cS;-S6eo: Mr.. Holmwood. n.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E. ,

ANACosTIA - Detached, 8 rms.
sssd' ssed e6ns nsE ssco $50 iGg slSSS SsSSSSfssss: e.:
CY, 1880 or Mr.. Mason. IL
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pFOO u dyO All =
Six-rm. brick, beautifully decoY.s
vacant: gas heat. Best buy, in
whole city. Hurryl CO. 5-ioS1,,
1917 Sah ST. N.W.-Touch Of
Georgetown, completely Femodeled
inside and out; gas heat, increased
electric current, new kit. with ID
cu-ft., double-door, f-defroSting
rstriE, OWNER. Frank M. Doyies
Evening star., 1960-12-01

Silver SPRING = 2.6edFm- Cane
Cog, $3.50 mo; 3-bedrm. Colonial.
Sns' mo. HIL,Soeb RS; SScSsf5n idsHsissF d,ssRHsisF' sl5s
ColeSyille I'd, JU. S-4477.
SILVER SPRING, So7 Univ. blvd.
.0selS rms SAfHst fI1it taii Sfif' b.n1l ra%9ls5 II
Ss Seiss AfbS8SsF AA} Ssi8dSs 0Rly SE sss1ss ss1SS' SSSSnfh,
SILVER SPRING AREA
Evening star., 1960-12-01

ARL.. M bedrms, and bath, sun
porch, firepl, in liy. rrn.; sep. din
5T, sm;; lse KIT. viii wi,h ,sS sS,inSs senSse ,S
TO see ssll Mo9 o9od through opqyEqh1NFrTIr;oS FT1r; \
REAirYY" Co. INC. N1-I'
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

acc AREA-1O rms, IA baths:
suit. I. . ar 4 families: $50 mo
II You repair. IA 7-4044.
ALExANDRlA.FT. BELVOIR AREA
-3-bedrm. Cape Cod. Ia baths.
full bsmt., equipped kit; $125 mo.
or will sell with Sle5 dn.. pymts.
IKE rent. Hu. 3-s547, or Ju.
ALEX, nr. Cameron sta.-3 bed
bedrms.. IA baths; mr.. schools.
transp. and shopping: lee. fenced
yard; $50 mo. EN-. 3-3t34.
AaaxSIS1Sfdr% 1aSS. S,S;' ss7 Srk Il ssifA sfffI
Kl. S.6652: ewes. JE. 2-0454.
ALEX.-6 bedrms, rec rm.. 3
baths, many extras in brk. home
only 8 yrs, old, top location;
KANE, INC. RiHi REAtiT6fRSs, fSs XII. B.
$500: ewes. XII. 9.7Ol4.
ALEX, Bren Mar PIX, Is min.
2-bath split-leyel. Finished. rec.
rm'' Sep. din. rm:. Sfthsdral Nv:
kit; avail. Dec. is. FL. 4-2s9l.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm. Cape Cod: .
baths, kit. equipped with dish
washer and disposal. draperies
provided in liv. rm. and din. area,
lge. screened porch. fenced rear
yard. Avail now S140. To see cell
Mon. through Fri, o to 5. JA 9
$500. ARLINGTON REALTY CO.,
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SILVER SPRING AREA
c, ROBERT GRAY & CO.
Call Daily, o to 8 Pm.
JU. 5.0lO0

c, ROBERT GRAY & CO.
Call Daily, Q to g PM.
- Ju. 5.6lOO
SPECTACULAR VIEW
Custom designed. on Potomac River
nr. Fl. WAshinston. 36 min. from
downtown. 8 bedrms., . baths. Nv.
ril.. din. rn. and den: Sis a
me.; sVail. until Aug, 1861. CHI.
WHEATON, SEQ mo. = 3-bedrm,
Jan. ]. Gail WI. 2-i652.
WHEATON AND NEARBY AREAS
ana bedrm. homes available;
MANovILL REALTY CORP
10. 4-S440
woODBRIDGE-3 !. bedrm. house.
PARK nearby; $lOS mo. "a Alexis
WOODLAND BEACH, 90 mi. from
p. C.-Lovely 3-bedrm, rambler:
fireplace: $40; refs. VIII. 6-6164.
42S l1th ST. Sc. - Groom house.
Sl2S month. RA. 6-2ll9.
1871 4lst PL. S.E.-3-bedrm. de-
ike rent. OWNER. LU. iee.sa.
$40 BERKSHIRE DIR. 4 blk. from
D, G. line and New Hamp. ave.i-
Modern .6-rm. semidet. brick; gas
heat, refgr,: S95. RA. 3-S300.
1883 OAK ST. N.W.--1V rms, I3
bathsl, q Kitchens, gas heat,
MR.. NEuMANN. MA s-6i0U.
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RIGGS PARK

724 Hamilton st. NE.
zone Of the few nicer homes in thi6
area" We tell no more. Come o,It,
look, buy. - =
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$50 TO SS5 PER MO.
% hs.ss y Ssdrm: homes In nearby
oil heat; immed. possession.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
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MOVING, PAcKINe, STORAGE
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
CATHEDRAL AREA

teacher has own 3-bedrm. home,
completely furn., wants OF 2
Sentemsn to share. Cali KE.
0.1110.
CATHEDRAL AREA
Charming completely furnished g.
bedrm. house overlooking park
like srounds on quiet dead-end
street. First d. has Nv. rm. (hre-
place., din. .rm., cocktail rm..
moe. Kit: and lavatory.. Upstairs
sittine Irn:: large nagstene ter
pss: ca SH 81 S7l fS tSa sa.S5eS speo,ns. e.
ment to inspect. No agents.
cSSIv.RI1I S0S,. I,vi5:I ISssly 1s, g, 6eaEcS@ s,,n
esSsralls sir 'USs eonaisionsd: Ssa Rs1aiGs: sHim:
ming pool; $3.50 furn.. $500 un-
tlrn. SIMMONS PRoPERTIEs.
D1: 2.b660: Mr.. Aolmwood, FE.
CMRvY CHASE, Md, Q blks, from
Weetern ave. and D. C. bus: avail
able Dec. II to July l at $40
mo. AttrAc. house with 3 bedrms.
on End d.: finished rn. and bath
In bsmt., screened porch and "a
ne. ne; 81 ss6sG2U 6asG2UaEaoH s. oE s.s.4s s SON
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Charming white brick Colonial
features den. . bedrms. and bath.
Gar. private earden. well fur
" Hts' Z A. Atlsnsf 4. MirGEER 2E EbsSH1 EbiT: 60.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-, 3-4464
FAIRFAX, VA.--3-bedrm., 2-bath,
eassl; es. s.ssss. ssaa; Cape c0d' si4o mo
GLENMAR PARK-Ayailable Dec.
!sS.snsS 10; y SsdTsl nn,.h Baths re- sss room.
fore 10 am. or o pm. No agents.
JEFFERSON ST., $500. Hyattsvilie.
Two hedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm.,
slec: Kit, bath and bsmt.. oil
h;-w;h.: conv; to shops. and bus;
TAX. PK.-2-bedrm. furn. bunGa-
low; conv. to tfansp; adults pref.
inf. accept: I'd. S1lb. JU. g.7347.
WHEAT0N-Brick rambler, 2 blks.
from Georgia ave: hv. rm.. din.
Ell. modern kitchen, 3 bedrms., d,
tiled bath. full basement with
washer and drier; nicely fur
nished: available I'll June 30 at
$lSo me, ne, A.nG. H9GU!oHToN q
sess;74l ss9a; INC D' 7's0'7 or OIL
SEQ TO Ss6 PER MO.
i TO 3 hedrm. homes In nearby
Nd. beach areas: 1 hr. to D. c.;
oil heat; immed. possession.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
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CHEVY CHASE

BIG older brick house On guiet
street; sxcellent for groyins 3sm:
garage; walking distance TO Blessed
eacrarnent School. Price, upper
2Os. Call Mrs. Wyatt, I'm. 2-73e7.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MEN have
town house to share with same.
Individual rooms, maid and cock.
NO. 7-S03s.
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APIS. FuRMIsHEp-vA.
tcohfINUrpl

ARL.-outstandins furn. IN ,clesn
l.nsdrrn:; sonv; Iqe;: married
ARL., N.-AttTac. 1-bedrm. apts.;
also unturn., nr. ghop.s bus. Some
cross-top freezers. CL. 6-515S.
FALLS CHURCH-LiV. rm., bedrni. :,
bath. dinette.. kit: Aunt bldg;
conv. bus. $50: refs. il. 2.l042,
JE. 3-3SO0.
BOULEVARD GARDENS (bet. Natl.
Airport and Alexandria)-Smar l.
bedrm. apt, Offering the comforts
Of home; S110 incl. sll utils. Res.
mgr. 1903 Partner I'd. No. lis,
XII. 9-4960, SHANNON d LUCHS
CO.. Ma. S-2345.
FALLS CHURCH-Efic.; rent By
day, wk. or mo, 245 N. Washing
ton ST.. Fails Church. JE. $4,000
PARK FAIRFAX-seautifully furn.
1-bedrm. spacious apt. suitcase,
adults. Dec. 20 10 April / or
longer; $3.50 wiutils.; days. XXI.
s.2624; aft. $40 pm. KI. s-7422.
Evening star., 1960-04-22

HARVARD HALL. 1850 Harvard St.
NV; excel neighborhood, conv.
location; swimming pool; Secre-
tarisl service, sun deck, laundry
Nicely furn. 1-bedrm. apt. with lge
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, tiled bath.
valk-in closet and extra sleeping
rm avail NAV |, S157
Evening star., 1960-04-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
icoNTINUEol

sIAMEsE KITTENS, males, SIS: 9
and 3 months old. JU. 5-0765.
WEIMARANER PUPS. Axe; perf.
litter, good show and field stock
outstanding pets. VIII. 2-5351.
WILL GIVE to good home With
LARGE fenced lot. 2z year old
Weimaraner male with papers.
OIL. 4-5456.
WIRE FOX TERRIER, male, 2 yrs..
Axe registered. best offer. Phone
CL. 6-l23S.
Evening star., 1960-04-22

Many good buys in spinets, con-
soles and grands. Used starting at
S345, new starting at S495: Stein
way, Knabe and other grands,
x4S5 up. Terms. Open Mon. d,
Thurs, Fri. It'll 9, other days It'll 8
SILVER SPRING PIANO CO, INC,
$50 PerShing dr., JU. e-633s.
Evening star., 1960-04-22

FURN.-Walnut twin beds. larEe
chest, vanity, $40; Beauty Rest
twin inn. Spg. matt. and box sprs..
good cond., S25-S50 set: rollaway
bed. 50: rose mohair lounge chair,
$50: bookcase, s.; other misc.
Evening star., 1960-12-09

powerful CPP central commit
tee. which Gas in Communist
countries) is the dominant force
in Ghana. Both have minis
terial status.
The first of these Is John
Tettegah, the young, aggres.
siye, left-leaning general-secre.
tary Of the Trade Unions Con-
greSs, which dominates indus.
trial and commercial activity.
He is widely believed to be
the driving force behind
Ghana's recent move toward
state socialism and is regarded
in many well-informed quarter,
as virtually a Communist.
The second is Appiah Dan.
quah, who controls the Ghans
Farmers Council, the rura,
equivalent to Mr.. Tettegah's
TUG. There is not much te
! choose between the two as fal
Evening star., 1960-12-09

as political orientation is con-
cerned.
Appiah Danquah is respon-
sible for the setting up with
Russian help of a series of
state-owned model farms" /"
which may well be the prelude
to the introduction of farmers
collectives to Ghana.
But like the other four,
neither Of these two could be
said to enjoy Mr.. Nkrumah's
unqualified blessing. the favor
Of the CPP hierarchy, and the
support Of the masses, all of
which the man who hopes to
step into the presidency must
possess. But their stars are on
the rise.
What may well emerge in
fact if not in name is a collec-
tive leadership among the more
radical candidates, which would
Evening star., 1960-12-09

ating and total loyalty to Mr.,
Nkrumah. But he is young
(still in his early 30s), rela-
lively inexperienced. and has
been in i'll health.
None Of these four, then,
can be singled out as Mr. Nkru-
mah's logical successor. BY
the same token, none can be
counted out.
Two New COntenders
This year has seen the emer-
gence of two new challengers
either of which might we'll take
it all. Neither is a member
of parliament, although this
is not necessarily a disadvan-
tage as Ghana moves toward
the status of a Russian-style
state in which party and state
are synonymous.
Both are members of the all
Evening star., 1960-12-09
.AFRICAN REPORT
! Nkrulnoh Seeks to Bar
Emerqence of q Rival

linked with his name at the
time. But he has tremendous
physical courage (an attribute
which Africans admire). is pop
ular with the mob, and is said
to be the one person Mr.. Nkru-
nah fears.
Mr.. Baako's principal politi-
cal asset has been his undeyi-
Evening star., 1960-12-09

result in MIR. Gbedemah's ex-
clusion. This is assuming that
the army steers clear Of poll
tics, an assumption which can
only be made for as long al
its British officers remain in
Ghana's service.
When you get right down to
it. there is no one big enough
to fill the shoes of "the Sa-
viour," as Mr.. Nkrumah is off,
cially called. One has the i'm
preston that he planned II
that way.
Evening star., 1960-12-09

Fort Meyer, Fort Belvoir and
Boiling Air Force Base.
Additional information can bs
obtained from Mrs. Clara Man.
gum, Capital Girls Society oi
the District Recreation Depart.
ment.
Evening star., 1960-12-09
Last Of Three Articles on Ghunu.


health, the question of who will
succeed him when he leaves
the political scene is one often
nnooted about Accra.
This takes on special signlfi-
canoe because Nkrumah has
made the presidency (both OF
the republic and Of his all
powerful Convention Peoples
Party) such a potent institution.
The president of the two Or
sanizations-and for practical
purposes they are one and the
same-is virtually q popular
dictator.
Mr.. Nkrumah, like others IN
comparable positions. has
tended to thwart the emergence
of an alternative leader. to
piay of one hopeful against
another, and to keep all his
cabinet ministers and party Of
ficials very much in the shadow
Of his own personality.
He has refused to allow for
the creation Of the office OF
vice president under Ghana's
new republican constitution.
Dust as he consistently rejected
the suggestion that he desig-
nate q deputy prime minister
under the old system.
Four Candidates
Those most frequently men
toned as candidates for the
purple in the past were balding
k7-year-old Finance Minister
K. A. Gbedemah, 43-year-old
agriculture Minister Kojo
f";Monday") Botsio. Manifested
Transport Minister Krobo Edu-
sci, and Minister Of State Kofi
Baako.
Mr.. Gbedemah is probably
the most able Of the group. He
was once o candy manufactur-
er taught high school science.
and gravitated to timber con-
tracing until he caught on as
editor Of Mr.. Nkrumah's news
paper in the independence
days.
Although he was the first Of
the present cabinet to be jailed
by the British, he is regarded
as too conservative and pro-
Western to satisfy the powerful
and vocal left wing Of the
CPP.
Mr.. Botsio. who is one Of the
few university graduates (Ox-
ford) in the cabinet, also served
as o nationalist editor and was
jailed for his activities.
He did not distinguish him
self rs Mr.. Nkrumah's foreign
minister In tl1s previous cabi-
net. He appears now to have
adopted the currently popular
Communist line. But his
business activities have drawn
criticism from some quarters
and he is not believed to be in
favor with MIR. Nkrumah at the
moment.
Krobo Edusei is a squat, lik-
able torpedo Che was once a
bad-debt collector) who has
specialized in delivering the
vote from his war-like Ashanti
fellow tribeSmen. who form the
core Of resistance to Mr.. Nkru.
NAH.
Mr., Edusei is chronically in
and out Of favor, depending
upon the amount Of scandal
Evening star., 1960-12-09
Women May Register
For Service Parties

Single young women 10 to Is
may register now for parties on
New Years eve at Quantico,
Evening star., 1960-12-09
BY SMITH HEMPSTONE, Jr,

ACCRA, Ghana. Ghanaian
strongman Kwame Nkrumah is
81 years old in a continent
where longevity is the excep-
ton rather than the rule.
Although President Nkrumah
apparently enjoys excellent
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-20

High team series: Darigold-
1881; High team game: Darigold
300; High individual game: L.
Lewis-226; High individual SER
les: c. Munson-537; High indi-
vidual average: c. Munson-179
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-20
LOCAL WOMEN MEET AT
STARR SCHOOL WITH SCOUTS

Mrs. Charles Gerard and Mrs.
r. w. Harris went to Starr School
Tuesday afternoon where they
met with Mrs. Eugene Ground
and the new group of Brownie
Scouts there. A fine group has
been organized. There are II
Brownies and five girl scouts.
The girls repeated their promise
and explained what they have
succeeded in doing so far. At last
weeks PTA they put on a playlet
depicting great women of history.
This was well done and-the girls
are being asked to repeat the
play in March when all the scouts
celebrate Girl Scout week. Uni
forms are needed for the group.
Brownie uniforms are badly need
ed. Perhaps people in Browning
might find a uniform in the dis
carded clothing. If so, contact
Mrs. Ground.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-20
THE .c1ER REPORTER BROWNING GLACIER COUNTY MONTANA

Hagerty Hotel, l648; High indi.
vidual average, D. Gillian, 1873.
, 1960-08-03
: TNDAY, MONDAY,
Tuesday Afternoon
United .h~+ists present:
ION TFE BEACH"

Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner,
Fred Astar & Anthony Perkins
Said the New York Times !.
ION the Beach is a Milestone! It
is deeply moving, sp1endidly
done. The great merit of this pic
ture, aside from its entertaining
qualities, is that it carries a pas
sionate conviction
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-08-03
pURT.Tc NOTICE

Pursuant to Title II Chaa-
ter 1, Sub-Chapter 3, Section
81 Of the Virgin Islands Ccd",
the Department Of Agricul-
ture and Labor brings to the
attention Of all hunters as well
as the general public through
out the Virgin Islands, that
the White-croWned or White
head Pigeon has been placed
on the protected list and can
not be taken as a game bird
until further notice. This ac-
ton is taken in an effort to
preserve this fine game bird
from DETERMINATIONS and re-
store it to its former numbers
July 10, 1860
Alva 6, McFarlane
Acting Commissioned
Department of Agriculture
and Labor
, 1960-08-03
FOR SALE

Queens Cross Street % and "a
with dwelling. Distant owner,
sacrifice. WALSH, i De Kalb
Avenue, Brooklyn, New York,
u. S.
, 1960-08-03

ATUR D A
Big Double Feature Day
Isl Faat--
Fox presents:
ANN OF THE INDIES"
In Technicolor
Louis Jordan, Zebra Paget,
Herbert Marshall, Jean Peters
Wonderful entertainment f o r
ALL! The storming, slashing,
sweeping saga Of history's fabu-
lous Pirate Queen!
End FEATURE:
Fox presents:
HERE COME THE JETS"
Steve Brodie, Lyn Thomas
and Mark Dana
This is the story Of the heroic
Jet pilots, racing across the
heavens!
sTNDAY. MONDAY,
Evening star., 1960-06-12

$437 900 for the same period Of
the preceding year.
The company currently op-
crates so drugstores under the
name Drug Fair. In 1859 the
company averaged sales of over
100000 per store, officials, re-
called, one of the highest per-
store averages in the industry.
The registration statement in
dicates that it had 10 stores in
1852, l8 stores in 1856 and ex-
poets to have SO stores in op-
Grafton by the end of 1850.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

S-.4SAGO, JGue IL (AFy. 1ne
bu.Cnv4 n0s market hIt ana heIu
l.s nIsnesL price levels In more tnan
year TINS week although the supply
OF 3i,5UU head was the largest IN a
month.
On both Thursday and Friday the
peak went to SlS.25 a hundredweight,
the highest since SlS.35 was paid
on January %, 1853, when the sup
ply was sharply curtailed by a heavy
ShhoWSIorm ,h on the first three days.
Except for vealers, the cattle mar
kes was weak with slaughter steers
showing declines Of as much as 81
hundredweight on good to prime grades
Lower grades were down about so
Most of the weakness was ascrlbed
tn .ower prices in the wholesale beef
market where setbacks amounted to
81 a hundredweight at the extreme
or or Steer , and heiter meat; 1t was
meat prices.
tUsDAl HOGS = Compared Friday
last week-barrows and silts mostly
90 higher, SowS rs higher. At the
close ;oS -, mixed lots U. s. No. ! and .
for weight and grade iT.s5-iS25.
Miyed lots No. |, . and and No. :
and 8 10000 lbs. 17.25-iS, 90.
Mixed lots No. ], and 3 and No,
and 3 22n-@40 lbs. l7.OO-I7. so,
few No. and , these weights I7.5O-
1913. No. ; and 3 and No. 3 30
27O-300 lbs. l6OO-1675. Few small
lots No. 2 300-350 lb. butchers Is 80
1925 Mixed grades No. ? and 3 and
No. 3 330-400 ID sows 1425-l5 90,
40O-55U lbs. l300-l4.50.
Cattle-SlauEhter steers uneven
with GOOD to prime grades SOL 90
lower and standard and below peak
to 80 lower choice and prime heifers
so .25, mostly | 90 lower. good and
below weak to 30 lower Cows steady
to 30 lower. bulls so lower, Vealers
steady to 100 higher. load prime
Evening star., 1960-06-12
New Plant Planned
By Harry GottHeb

Harry Gottlieb. Inc, food
manufacturer and distributor,
announced construction of a
new manufacturing plant for
the Baltimore-W Washington area
and distribution center for the
National Capital ct Forty-first
and Rhode Island avenue,
Brentwood, Md.
Herbert Halperin, executive
vice president, said this new
5000 square foot building is
slated to be completed curing
the summer. 1t was designed
by Keller. Lower & Sargent and
is located on a 10000 square
foot lot. with ample truck load
ing and parking facilities. All
facilities on 4 Tingle floor in
clude executive offices. proc
esSing. refrigeration and stor-
age equipment. Growth of the
Gottlieb organization forced
construction of the new plant
Mr., Halperin said.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Drug Fair Files
S5OO,OOO Issue
OF Debentures

Drug Fair Community Drug
Co., Inc, operator of Drug
Fair Stores, has filed a reg
istration statement with the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission covering an offering
of $500,000 subordinated sink
ing fund debentureS due Sep
tember IS. 1875, with warrants
and 10000 shares of Common
Stock A.
officials explained:
OF the latter, the proceeds
of 100000 shares will be re-
Iceived by the company and
$4,000 shares are being offered
to the public for the account
OF certain stockholders. Auch-
incloSs, Parker and Redpath
are named as the principal
underwriters of the offering,
which together with an in
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Allied Investment
Increases Capital
400 Pct. in Year

In one year, Allied Small Bus
mess Investment Corp, 1922 L
street NV, mas increased its
capital more than 200 per cent,
from 100000 to more than
STA million, the first annual
report said yesterday. Net
profit was $16,779 or l3 cents
a share.
For the seven months ended
March 81. it diSbursed and
committed investments totaling
S1.3 million, it said. Since then,
additional commitments have
increased the total to more
than $1.8 million.
President George w. DeFran-
ceauX said Allied's estimated
net income from interest pay
mentS alone for the next fiscal
year will exceed S105,000. In
veStments are i'll a dozen types
OF businesses, including real
estate, plastic manufacturers,
research and development, Ie-
tail chains, electronics COM
pany. instrument manufac-
turing company and several
radio stations. Allied has par
ticipated with other small in
veStment firms in loans total
ing S785,000.
More than SO million is Sc
cured loans and equity capital
are expected to be diSbursed
before the years end. Addi-
tional funds for this will be
provided by loans from the
Small Business Administration
banks and other authorized
sources, officials said.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
National Permanent
To Open New Office
By WILLIAM A. MILLEN
Star Staf Writer

At o'clock tomorrow morning, the National Permanent
Savings & Loan Association will open its
at Fourteenth and streets NV, facility costing
81 million This another milestone the expansion
Of the 70yearod association which has assets of
than $50 million.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Directors Reelected
By Giant Food

At the annual meeting of
Giant Food Inc. all directors
and officers were reelected.
They are: N. M. Cohen, di-
rector and president; Jacob
Lehrman, director, executive
vice president and secretary;
Israel Cohen, director, vice
president in charge of opera
.tions; Emanuel Cohen, treas
urer, Charlotte F. Lehrman, di-
rector and Joseph B. Dam
'zansky, director. All the officers
have been actively engaged in
Giant for more than 20 years.
Mr.. Danzansky is a senior part
ner in the law firm of DAN
zansky and Dickey, general
counsel.