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Evening star., 1960-11-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
RRIcK nANERTRR

1AsAS8 AS14aAA A64
This eozy home with 3 bedrms.
offers pvt. bath on master bedrm.
plus din. rm. and rec. rm. over
looking beautiful wooded area.
This home has ideal loan and low
down payment. Close to CIA area.
WALTER r. REYNOLDS
CO.. INC. IA. 7-6525
EXTRAS! EXTRAS!! This mott de-
sirable brick rambler has many
extras besides being a tiptop
home with 8 nice bedrms., living
rm. with fireplace, full basement
with lovely knotty pine rec. rm.
with fireplace, oodles Of storage,
wall-to-wal carpeting. draperies;
chain-link fenced yard, Much
more and all for only S1S,950.
Be an early bird. Call days. WE.
TER HOMES REALTY, INC,
REALTORS,
Evening star., 1960-11-09
#YNGATE-POST ELECTION DAI
@pECIATI TremendouS value. Low

'eI 500 DOWN will move you into
) this 4-bedrm., 2-full-bath brick
home, situated on a wooded lot in
choice Silver Spring neighborhood.
Conv. to shopping and all schools:
CHESTER KELLER WOoDMOOR
: AGENCY. For details call Mr..
=" DietZ, JU, 5-7100.
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Sparkling new 3-bedrm., .1i7-bath
Colonial: sep. din. rm., lge. mod
kit. full rec.-type bsmt.; deer
level lot: S16r500; trades con
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

LIST YOUR HOME WITH us FOE
A QUICK SALE OUR SLOGAN
Is WHEN YOU LIST WITH
POMPON1O START PAcK1NGr
POMPONIO REALTY, IA. 6-b66l
Evening star., 1960-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
tcONJlNUEDl
ARISTOCRATTC

In Collingwood on the Potomac,
level; large living room with fire-
place. dining ell, pine-paneled
kitchen, 4 bedrooms, ga baths
lovely den, screened patio, 2-cai
garage, workshop. full basement
with fireplace. corner lot. Excel
Down Hs paSm.ns TrTlY TIh reSSsona01i SSs Ii
distinction, ideal for those seek.
ing the best in neighborhood and
home. Priced S39.500. TIE 6-1415,
Evening star., 1960-11-09
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ARL.-Large and small air-condi.
TONED ofices In mod. elev. bldg.
complete custodial care: suitable
Tor professional establishment.
Ample, space for electronics, en-.
gineering or similar organizat tion:
ING, 1900 Lee hwy. Arl., va. IA.
4-1300.
ATTORNEYS attention! 1920 JET.
Telephone answering and nmaii
car r-parking avail. FE. S-3464.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

.CARROLLTON - 4-bedrm,, 2-bath
full bsmt. brk. Cape Cod. Sa5
down, assume present loan. Nov
= in Dec. 1. OR. 4-65a0.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
THE BIG
"A"
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
$500 Wilson Blvd. A. $4,000
after . P.M. Call AP. 7-4013
WHATS WRONG? Isn't this what
you've been calling every once In
town for? 3-bedrm. brick home
with trees and in q wonderful
North Arlington neighborhood
Been wanting q home with walk.
screened porch and patio? We'll
here 1t is. And only minutes Ia
everything. It can be yours al
the reduced price Of $4,000
Don't let this slip by. Call IA,
5.9400: BETTER HOMES REAL
TY. INC. REALTORS.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE wanted for furniture,
10000 to 10000 50. IT. at approx:
Doc per sa. st. Call Mr.. Sax ct
Ma. s.3616.
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CLINTON = New. 3-bedrm brick
rambler; firepl., de luxe kit, hot.
water Dashboard heat. full bsmt ::
carport: "a acre; $4,000. T. D
BURGESS, REALTOR, RE. 6-520O
2 Til 8.
CLOSE-IN LOCATION-Only S40C
down buys this immac. story and.
a-half home; sep. din. rm., large
liv. rm., bedrms. and den, full
bsmt. and tiled kitchen: o,h.-w h.
Priced for quick sale: only $4,000
2. c. HILLEY q Co. Realtor
Ap. 7-7200.
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FAIRFAX FANTASTICi

FAIRFAX FANTASTIC! - Big,
brand-new and beautiful! Lovely
brick rambler on h-acre lot.
bedrms., 2 full baths, separate
din. rm.. huge all-elec. kit,
fireplaces, enormous full basement,
carport, expensive hot.water base
board heat; $23,50O. Call Bill
Mhicker. CIR: 1856. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS, INC. Realtors, ia.
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FAIRHAyEN. ALEX. s.
l-REDROOM HOME

4-BEDROOM HOME
With gsrage, on wooded. FENCED lot:
price than anything on the market
and you can move in right away.
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
ia. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
FALLS CHURCH-PINE SPRINGS
MODERN MINDEDp This darling
contemporary home with exposed
beamed ceilings, glass window
walls, carpeting. stockade fencing
Snd iaSs,v ciEsulaTT IHs ar, Tsllsd SaI,s patio on
today r Totsi s pries Gfsn s1Ss5o ca ses With
large loan to assume THE
GROOM CO., 22O4 Wilson blvd.
FALLS CHURCH Area $1,000
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod; bsmt: /;
newly decorated; liv. rm. 23xl3,
fireplace: din. rm., elec. kit. on
1st; English bsmt.: att. garage;
secluded treed lot: 5000 cash.
$l00 mo: FLA: OWNER, LUCILLE
COOK. JE. 2-75OS, JE. 2-4664.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick split-levei
built in late 1857. like-new con-
dition. All the space and comfort
you need here. well arranged
rooms. Expandable attic with
N9lh-up etdiIes mhHlmOtn reCre-
Large level corner lot near schools
happiness for only S26,95O. Cali
SHANNON g. LUCHS, Realtors,
ia. 5-6S0O, 2055 Wilson blvd.
FALLS CHURCH AREA; SI4, 300
Three-bedrm. brk. rambler on ter
raced "a acre, 25-ft. living dining
area, equip. kit, washer, tiled
bath. stairs to attic; nr. schools,
shops, bus. Assume AZ GI loan or
$3.50 cash, $S5 mo. FHA. LUCILLE
COOK. owner. JE. 2-75OS.
FLA APPRAISED and for $500
down purchase this stunning
raneher featuring 8 bedrooms,
modern equipped kitchen, cheer
fpl basement with large paneled
flss SH1 5snn 5SS% You may rIe purchase r,
sume n 'sD" an ATTRACTIVE S1a n 9naes u loan. m
Price S16.950 Call SHANNON &
LUCHS. Realtors, ia. 5-6S00, 0
to Q. 2055 Wilson blvd.
FISH TAIL. Don't let this be THE
ONE THAT GOT AWAY. Brick
Cape Cod with 3 bedrooms.
baths bedroom and bath down,
bone-dry basement with fireplace,
side and rear porches, detached
garage. Close-in North Arlington
location near bus and shopping
Offered in low 20s. Open terms.
FLoRANCE REALTY. ia. 10000.
FOR BARGAIN HUNTERS
Spotlessly clean 2-bedroom ram
bier; fireplace In living rm., equip.
kitchen, loads Of storage space;
completely fenced yard: S400 dn..
SIS per mo. incl. taxes and in
surance. Call today.
BARNES
Evening star., 1960-11-09
MCLEAN
HANDYMAN,S SPECIAL

The ground-level. walk-out base
ment in this lovely brick ramble
Is ready and waiting FOR YOI
TO FINISH: Fireplace for hug
rec. room with sliding glass door
to patio, third bath roughed- in
space for one or two more bed
SAVE SAVE MONEY! SS y fHfosSaaG L sfready AMl Sa
three bedrooms and two baths
lovely living room with fireplace
separate dining room and niceI!
equipped kitchen: double carport
choice neishborhood: convenien
to schools; excellent terms. q
JORDAN. INC.
Ell, $4,000 Realtors .JE. 4-7A61
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$50 PER MONTH

BELLEVUE FOREST-seldom dc
we see house with so much per
sonality! Level wooded lot sur
trance leads into living room with
fireplace and huge dining room for
your biggest furniture. 4 large
bedrooms, screened porch, fin
ished rec. room. S34,5O0. HOL-
LEY REALTY, 5lS3 Lee hwy,
Evening star., 1960-11-09
HOME REDTTCED

HOME REDUCED
All the extras q model home comes
equipped with are Included in the
new low price on this 5-bedroom,
2a-bath plus family room with
fireplace; home in beautiful Yacht
Haven. 2-car garage and over ar
acre Of ground make this o place
to see. KE. $4,000.
TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTORS 9 to 6
Evening star., 1960-11-09
BUSINESS PROP. for RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAKERY-This is the most attrac-
tive and charming store In the
area. II you are thinking Of re-
tiring and want Q good sound in
yestment to fall back on, this is
for you. Box Ash, Star.
BARBER SHOP, for colored trade,
chairs. air cond.: reas. rent. 1917
14th ST. N.W.. NO. 7-9708.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

ARL. = Assumption financing is
what everybody wants but not
always available. Plush 6-year-
young. 4S-ft. CENTER-HALL brick
rancher with 100000 1st trust.
Only $3.50 dn.. is a rare find
Attrac. floor-to-ceiling firepl., for
NAL dining rm.. big kit. equip. with
all; 3 bedrms., . full baths, big
rec. rm. with 2nd firepl. and "a
bath; corner fenced lot; 15-day
NAN fs4PSfsEi REALTY. LGSk TIM inc. now 7o1 INV "
Broad, Falls Church, Va. JE. 2
Evening star., 1960-11-09
HICKS

ARLINGTON, NORTH - This
charming 3-bedroom and den
brick Colonial is set amidst tower
ing trees less than mile from
Seven Corners shopping. 1t is in
entrance foyer, beautifully pan
eled den, separate dining room,
full basement and living room with
fireplace and built-in bookcases.
Priced for immediate sale at
S1s,500. GEORGE MASON GREEN
co. REALTORS. JA. 4-140O.
Omen itN O
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PARAMOUNT REALTY
TnPC WE SEa.

S12,5OO BUYS this all-brick 2
bedrm. bungalow with fireplace in
liv. rm., full bsmt., lge. lot; Just
off Rte. 80 near parkway. Terms.
Call til z pm, WA. 7-3900
ROBERT 3. DAVIS q CO., INC.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

McLEAN-LANGLEY
Choose your colors!
New split-levels
8 and 4 bedrooms
2 and 3 baths
Carport and porches
Wooded lots
Priced from S24.96O .r.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
JE. 2-S010
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INDUSTRIAL PROP, for RENT

SILVER SPRING, 241o Linden lane
approx. 1900 50. IT.; once
l0xl4: truck door entr.; rents for
S22o per mo. CLAUDE SHIFLET,
RA. $1,000, JU. 9-S33O.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

$13,500-12 BLK. BUS
Close-in N. ARL.-Immaculate g.
bedrm. -and-bath home; MODERN
IZED KITCHEN WITH SEPARATE
BREAKFAST NOOK; full entrance
hall, nice living rn1., separate din
ing room; large rear screened
porch-all on 1st floor: full base
ment with paneled rec. room
Anchor-fenced lot. First offering
hurry!
Evening star., 1960-11-09

TAX. PIX. nr. Our Lady Of sor-
brk. ramb, reduced from S26,95O
to $24,500. This home has every
thing. Must be sold at once. No
reas. offer refused. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-1103; ewes, RA.
3-36Sh
Evening star., 1960-11-09
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEX, vA.-From 100-ft. front
TO 10 acres on Pickett st., Wa
pieton. W. ter and sewer. Terms.
WI, subordinate WAPLE, 1925
l4th st. NV, AD. 4-2O05.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

METZLER-Va. once
2417 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-7575
ARLINGTON, Crescent Hill-Brick
bi-level home. firepls., 3 bedrms.
21a baths, ALICE kit, large fully
finished rec. rm., garage, large
laundry and storage rm.: on bus
line, walking distance to grade.
corner lot, fenced back yard. Call
KE. 6-9l39.
ARLINGTON, N.-Location count!
with these new brick ramblers ant
split-levels; modern as tomorrow
Act fast; won't last! S21,950
MERLE NELSON REALTY. 515C
Wilson blvd, Arl., ia. 4-5s66
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Annual Show
Is Scheduled

Spring flowers, snamrocks
and Irish green to mark st.
Patrick's Day will decorate
the auditorium of st. AIMS
Catholic Church in Arlington
Thursday as the ladies of
the parish stage their annual
fashion show.
A woman's day, presented
in three portraits, will be the
theme Of the show. Included
in the spring wardrobe show
ing will be morning apparel
for jaunts to the market.
afternoon dresses for club
meetings and evening wear.
Proceeds from the show,
which will begin at $50 pm,
will benefit st. AIMS building
fund.
Mrs. Lee Smith and Mrs.
Francis Heller are co-chair-
men of the event. Assistant
chairmen include Mrs. Lester
Minon, tickets; Mrs. James
Canavan and Mrs. George
Bartek, prizes; Mrs. Harold
Forkois, favors; Mrs. B. C.
Chapla, decorations, and Mrs.
William r. Ham, publicity.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
BY ELIZABETH HILLYER
National Newspaper Syndicate

The teen-agers of the fam
lily suggested it. Instead of
over-running the kitchen
and the first floor, why
couldn't they and their
friends have a snack hang
out of their own upstairs?
Back stairs led directly
from outdoors to an unused
attic room-just the place
for it. And the room was big
enough for kitchen facilities
plus a snack shop type booth
to crowd into-With a scrap
of floor left over for dancing.
The parents may have
agreed to the idea in the
interests of peace and un-
hampered meal preparation
downstairs, as we'll as to give
their popular offspring ex-
actly the kind of spot they
wanted for entertaining. But
the new snack center has
also turned out to be Won
derfully handy in so many
ways for a big, lively family
in a big house.
The baby'S bottles chill in
the refrigerator and warm
on the range hidden by the
room divider in the photo
graph. The children eat
here when there's a dinner
party for grown-ups only
downstairs. Grandmot
makes tea without stair
climbing. and illnesses are
more easily coped with now
that there's a kitchen base
so near bedrooms.
Bright color is patterned
on two walls with wall
paper, which is matched by
curtain fabric. The room
divider and the table were
specially built, but the hardy
plastic-covered corner seat
ing unit was bought ready
made. For safety, the high
Evening star., 1960-03-13
DESIGNING WOMAN
ASnock
Upstairs Helpful

backed seats locate to form
a small entranceway in front
6 the open stair well.
Copyright, 1860. John F. Ollie Co.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Stote Society
Plans Dance

The New York State Socie-
ty will honor st. Patrick's at
their next tea-dance sched-
uled for Sunday at the Roose-
velt Hotel.
Ralph Graves orchestra will
provide dance music from
4:30 to 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
MILES PRODUCTS

DiVisiO1 of Miles Laboratories, Inc,
Elkbart, Indiana
Evening star., 1960-11-13
THE SUNDAY STAR
washinston, D. c.
November IS, 1860
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE. Nov. IL (AP) tUsDAl
-Cattle-Week's supply about 35 per
cent slaughter steers, 20 per cent
stockers and feeders with remainder
classes except vealeTs closed active and
stockers and feeders. closed moderately
active; compared to last Thursday
slaughter steers strong to so cents
higher; slaughter heifers. COWS and
vealers. steady; bulls weak to mostly
TO 1 90 lower; stockers and feeders
fully 25 cents to mostly so cents
higher except medium grade feeder
steers weighing over T50 lbs weak to
25 cents lower; small lots / :040-
saash.eT aG stssase stsers snS s1sh ehSfs SSs
l.014-1.2l6 lb good steers 24.00-o5: 90
few mixed good and choice 25.25-2B.2i
early In the week. few mostly good
up to 1926 late, load 1856 ID mostly
GOOD zoo, 90 o5 fey stssndara q and nd low "
standard and good slaughter heifers
81 00-23.75: utility and commercial
COWS IL 90 10 90. bulk supply canners
and cutters II O0-14 90. light Gamers
9.0O-11 90: utility bulls 1s.00-19.0 90
bulk 1850 late. individuals up 70 1000
vealrrs 81 0O-39 90. standard 81. 90
81 90; few o5O-350 ID standard to low
good SLAUGHTER calves 1SO0-32 90;
good good feeder @ st steers = .oo.a4 90 part
load I.a43 ID good 9l.75, load 947 lh
medium 1915 and load. 73S lb com.
mon and medium Holstein feeders
l7.25: short load $50 ID good and
choice stock steers 1926: few a44-6Sn.
ID medium and good stock steers and
stock steer calves 23.5O-26.O0; lot
616 ID common 5000. load I'll ID
choice feeder heifers 1.50
Hogs: Compared to last Thursday
butchers and sows active. fully steady
and mixed No. 1-3 10000 lb butchers
10. .0O-1995 after Monday. 3 lots No
3-3 largely No. 250-2SS lbs 17..5-
1900 late, lot No. 3 $40 lbs 1925:
mixed No. l-3 300-55O ID sows 1900
1925 through the week.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
DATES
AND
PLACES
Fiduciaries Section, District

Fiduciaries Section, District
Bankers Association, will hear
Morton Smith Of the Girard
Trust Corn Exchange Bank al
Tuesday dinner at Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Sales Executives Club of
Washington will hear Jack
Schwartz give demonstration
of telephone salesmanship at
Sheraton Park Hotel Tuesday
night.
Connecticut Avenue Associa-
ton will hear good points Of
different kinds of advertising
at Dupont Plaza Hotel dinner
Tuesday night.
Washington Chapter, Ma
tional Association of Account
ants, will hear T. Jack Gary,
jr.. Virginia Certified Public
Accountant, at an Occidental
Restaurant dinner Wednesday
night.
Safe Deposit Section, Dis
trict Bankers Association. will
hold a dinner meeting at the
Columbia Club w dn sda y
night.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

The 5-day convention which
will last through Thursday.
Also claiming attention with
economic trends as they affect
the savings and loan industry
will be proposed revisions in the
size and regulatory authority Of
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board. II
Plans to Be Outlined
In opening the first general
session tomorrow. the leagues
president, w. o. Duvall of At
lanta, is expected to outline the
savings and loan industry'S
plans for combating a deter
mined drive by banks to alter
the tax status Of member as
ssociations.
. Senator A. Willis Robertson,
Democrat of Virginia, who is
schairman of the Senate Bank
ing and Currency Committee,
sand key figure in any legislative
changes, will be among the con-
svention speakers. Chairman
sAlbert j. Robertson of the Fed
.eral Home Loan Bank Board,
rand Ira Dix, board member
salso will speak.
Other speakers will include:
Martin L. Bartling, jr., presi-
sdent of the National Associa-
.tion of Home Builders. and
sRobert Tharpe, president-elect
sof the Mortgage Bankers AS
fsociation of America.
Heads ID. C. Delegation
Leading the Washington del.
egation is Martin A. Cook, pres
sident of the District of Colum-
Fbia Savings and Loan League
land president of Enterprise
Federal Savings and Loan AS.
ssociation.
Area executives scheduled tc
participate in the five-day
program include: Milton I
.Baldinger. attorney for First
Federal Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION; John w. Stadtler
second vice president of the
District league and president
of National Permanent Savings
and Loan Association, and
Bruce Bryan, executive secre-
tary of the District league.
The Federal Home Loan BanE
sof Greensboro, which serves
aDistrict associations will hole
slts monthly board meeting ir
connection with the Miam
Beach convention.
Attending board sessions or
Tuesday and Wednesday will be
. two Washington board mem
fbers, John w. Thompson, jr.
associate editor of The Star
sand William H. Dyer, executive
.vice president Of Perpetual
) building Association.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. IL AP).-CottoI
futures prices rose so cents to 2.3t
q bale on the New York Cotton Ex
change this week due to a decline II
the crop forecast and the outcome o.
the presidential election.
Proflt-taking pared gains to SOM
extent late in the week, but not beforl
all active contracts reached new lif'
Of contract highs.
Market observers said some buyint
was stimulated by belief In trad
quarters the Democratic election vic
tory would have inflationary implica
tions. In addition. the decline in thu
latest official forecast Of the curren
cotton crop was much larger thar
generally expected.
The Agriculture Departments fore
cast q crop Of IA 429S.000 bales. dowr
255,000 bales from its prediction O.
Q month earlier.
Exports in the week ended Tuesda!
were estimated by the Exchange a
about 1900 bales, compared with
81 900 bales a week ago and 56.00t
bales in the similar 1859 week
estimates exports for the season
through November s at SOl,000 bales
compared with 7s2,000 bales q veal
ago.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
| found A new WORLD
IN THE PAGES OF THE
WALL STREET JOURNAL

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my income has increased $4,000.
This experience is not UNI
usual. If you think The Journal
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wrong. The Journal helps sal.
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$25, 900. 1t is valuable to small
business men. It can be of enor-
nous benefit to ambitious young
men who want to win advance
ment.
The Wall Street Journal is
the complete business DAILY.
Has largest staff of writers on
business and finance. The only
business paper served by all
three big press associations. It
costs $24 a year, but you can
get a Trial Subscription for
three months for 81. Just tear
out this ad and attach check
for ST and mail. Or tell US to
bill you. wsu.1s
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Evening star., 1960-11-13
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Nov. - tAP).-WIth the
supply curtailed this week because OF
election day. the butcher hog market
closed as much as ~ Genus nlsneF
and at the highest peak since octo-
0e on Friday, a few 1s5-a15 lb weights
brought the $3.50 top as the supply
dropped to small $500 head. Re
csipts for the week nTsros we're S4Se WeeE neao
Slaughter steers grading choice and
prime and scaling 1,3oQ-l, 300 IDS
we're as much as 50 higher at one
time this week, making |! the broadest
iSeSnSs tSe Market se'e closed % generally cents
to ST 50 higher on slaughter classes.
The strength was ascribed manly
to q supply 70 per cent Smaller mere
than last week and decline Of 90
| Offerings were the lighteSt since August
for the IL markets and since April at
iUsDA HoEs-Compared Friday
bSb.r as VseSSssTGTi sexs seadS 80 & anq owe s Mixed
3 i9O-24G ID barrows and gifts closed
| Is. .0O-lS35. Around "a head 19a-2l >
lbs at 1880. Several shipments at
IS.25-1S.35 carried q large percentage
Of No. and . barroWs and gifts.
M'EeS sHd NG tsao-596 n1 / lbs anu i7.Hs.is, o.
| Mixed grades NO. /, ana ana NO.
| > and 3 3OO-40O ID sowS ] 1 SOL $50
Mixed No. . and . 4O0-550 lbs 1850
Cattle-slaughter steers 75-1.5O
higher with some sales at midweek on
choice and prime 1850 1900 ID weights
.15-2O0 higher in the greatest one
week advance since March 1853.
Slaughter heifers so cents to so
higher. choice cows steady to so hisher.
bulls steady to 25 higher. vealers
strong. Bulk choice and prime steers
25. .0O-27.00 at the close with several
loads prime and mixed high choice
and prime 1850 1856 lbs 21,25-27 so
including five loads 27.50 highest since
August Several loads mixed choice
and prime l450-l690 lbs "A 00-25 30
late and two loads prime 1915 430
lbs, 200. Choice and mixed choice
and prime $50 100 ID steers. yearlings
% .50-27;0 90 late when most average
25.75-26.50. Load lots mixed good
and choice 900-l25O lbs 24.0O-25. IS.
Bulk good steers 23.00-25.25 at the
close. Few mixed standard and good
steers 2225-2325. Loadlots mixed
choice and prime slauehter heifers
"a, ,75-25.50 mostly 25 ,25-25, so late.
Bulk choice heifers 24.25-25.25 at the
close with several loads high choice
at 1928. Loadlots mixed good and
choice 2375-"4.25 at the close and
bulk good 22.0O-23 so Utility and COM
mercial bulls 165O-1a.25 at the close.
Good and choice vealers 22.OO-"6.OO'
few 2700.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
General Mills Official
To Address Ad Club

! James S. Fish. vice president
and director of corporate ad.
vertising for General Mills, Inc.
will address a Tuesday lunch.
, con of the Washington Adver-
tising Club at the Presidential
Arms.
The club luncheon has beer
planned as a salute to the food
industry and representatives
+. from this group will be guests
Evening star., 1960-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Nov. IL (APl Price
swings in the grain futures market
| were somewhat broader than usual
this week in generally heavy trading,
but the trend was downward and losses
in most contracts ran more than =
cents a bushel
| At the end of the week. corn. oats
and rye were at their lowest levels of
the season and in the cash market
corn was selling at an, 1S-year low.
The cash trade reported sales as low
as Sl.O1 a bushel, OF about Is cents
from a year ago.
| There was not a plus sign in the
list, but old-crop wheat deliveries with
stood the pressure best and posted
cnlv fractional setbacks.
Wheat was A-29s cents q bushel
lower than q week ago. December
81 90 $500: corn lila lower. Decem-
Der 81 05A5ss; oats 2-3A lower, De-
December S113ss-Ha; soybeans 1h-2M
lower, November 81 2.16H-b.
RANGE Of prices for the week.
| WhAat I
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Dart Drug Opens .
New CopitoI Unit

Dart Drug Corp. has opened
a new store at Eighteenth and
I streets NV, with Arthur
Salus as manager.
Located near leading medical
buildings, the store is specially
stocked with prescription items
and surgical supplies in Its
1000 square feet Of space.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
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