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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-18
HOUSES FoR SALIVA. | HOUSES ron SALE
CLOSE-IN RANCHER
"a ACRE-S27 500

CLOSE-1N RANCHER
70 ACRE-S27,500
Handsome psneled den. plus 3 gen
erouS "tWin-siZe" bedrooms and 2
fun baths on same level with huge,
grand-piano-size living room. IRE
place. diversified dining room and
spacious, modern equipped kitchen,
screened porch, beautifully finished
recreation room complete this love-
Nv brick home, on handicapped p
acre. with circular front driveway
providing attractive access. For
further details or attractive terms,
call
FLORANCE REALTY
23l7 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
COUNTRY CLUB AREA Of N. Arl.-
New brick home. Offering 3 bed
rms, ga baths, aboVe-ground I'm
ished rec. nm. large entr. hall,
pullt-ln garage, patio: priced at
S3l ,e5OA For further details,
can The DARBY CO.. Realtors,
COUNTRY CLUE HILLS-Magnifi-
cent, new, 4-bedrm., 3-bath ram
bier, commanding breath-taking
panoramic view Of washington,
features a huge family room, plus
a beautiful recreation room: .
car built-in garage: 16,O00-so. 1T.
lot with lovely trees. Outstanding
value at S44,75O. FRANK s..
PHILLIPS. INC, Resltors, ia. =
SO12: ewes. KE. 1869.
FAST PAIN RELIEF-Have grow
ing pains? Need bedrooms and
quiet den? Like a large eft, liV-
Ing room and large dining room7
wouldn't IL also be nice to have
q large separate breakfast room :?
Enjoy dollars saved by assuming
large 4haee LIST trust; Located
$50. Call ODDENINO REALTY,
INC. REALTORS, IA. 1855.
ESTATE m THE CITY stately
8 yrs. young. brick Colonial with
slate roof on 1-acre shaded lot
offering 8 bedrms. (sll lge), 1st-
floor den, formal din. rm. with
French doors to 20-ft. screened
porch; huge kit; full bsmt. with
rec. nm. and maids nm: breeze
with S45.Ood sHfs list ' trust
Shown only by appointment.
F. W. BERENS, REALTORS
Penn-Daw so. $4,000
EXCLUSIVE AREA Of Ravenwood
so close and convenient to Seven
Corners-Over la-acre wooded lot
is the setting for this most un-
usual home Just redecorated
completely. Step down from the
center hall to the 20xl5 living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room. large kitchen with eat
ing space. three large bedrooms
including q left. master-bedroom
suite: paneled rec. room, lg-ft
screened porch and 2-car attached
garage. S3S,950. Call IA. SILL $50,
ATLAS REALTY CO., 475l Lee
highway corner Glebe rd.),
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ArfaX Realty, Inc.
9 TIL 9 JE. 4-49OO

CLOsE-IN ARLINGTON: BRAND
neighborhood about 5 minutes 10
PentaEon. Clarendon, Kann's and
Hecht,s, "a. block to Page Elemen-
tsry School and st. Charles Par
ish-3 twin-size bedrooms, . baths
room; beautiful big GE kitchen. z
hreplsces, in full basement:
carport: outstanding quality. Beats
anything We have seen for S27.-
goo, FRANK 6. PHILIPS, IA.
7-s01E: ewes. KE. $3.50.
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BUY A HOUSE
GET A PONY

That's right! The owner Of this
give YOU ehild's pony when
you buy: home located on over
an acre Of level ground: big mod
ern kitchen, fireplace IN living
room; home only 9 months old;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5-bedrm.,
4-level split All large rooms.
birch cabinets. Convenient to pub
lie transportation, shopping, etc
You Will have your choice Of
colors if purchased now. Priced
in low 30s. Call OIL. 6-2344.
Once open 8 til 8. FREDERICK
NJ RE6ENQ GALES INC
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TRADES ACCEPTED
GOTHAM

REALTY, INC.
300 Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-73OO
FOUR LARGE BEDROOMS master
l7.5x@1 with double closets. ~
baths, extra de luxe kitchen with
oversize refrigerator. family-size
dining room, handsome rec. room
with fireplace, big lovely lot, car
port; in prestige location. Assume
huge loan, and wonderful terms:
in Immaculate condition, Priced al
S3l $50. Don't miss seeing il to-
dav. Call ia $4,000, BETTER
HOMES REALTY, INC. REAL
TORS.
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BETHESDA = Better-than-new A.
bedrm. split.lev with family rm.,
sep. din. rm., modern kit. and
detached garage IN beaut. land
escaped lot; priced in lower 30s:
assume lge. 5i7ec loan. GEO W,
ROBERTSON, Realtor. 1885 Wis.
ave, OIL. 2-2123: after 6 call FE.
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ANDRis REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O TIL Q
BETHE sDA IRREsISTABLE!-
MTHESDA a tru
6ETHEsD1-P4RKWOOD =
Observation-Disclosures MANOR

New brick Colonial, center hall;
large living room with fireplace;
dining room; GE kitchen with
breakfast space; den, powder
room: End floor, 4 bedrooms, 2
baths; stairway to attic: base
ment, recreation area with fire.
place: screened porch, garage;
S45,950. NE. S-4653; ewes. OIL.
6-9l9l, FULTON r. GORDON. JR.,
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GIULIANo Real Estate. Of. 4-ll00
BETHESDA, close tn-Handsome
brick Colonial: only S23,750; CEN
ter hall, charming liv. rm.. dining
rm., kitchen, powder rm., screened
With firepl.; immaculate cond.;
gas h.-w.h.; garage; ulce lot.
BILLINGsLEY REALTY CO, EN-
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SILVER SPRING
SPTIT-IJKE NFU

THIS ATTRACTIVE HOME Is VA
CANT. Living room with fireplace
dinlns room. large modern kitch-
en-, 3 bedrooms, > baths. recrea-
ton room; "a bath, plus finished
storage rooms in basement. Loads
OF closet space: wall-to-wall car
pet up and down included. Out-of-
town owner wants action.
ROBERT z. LOHR.. INC.
HE 4-Annn
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BETHEsDA-New rambler. sep. din.
nm, big kit, 3 bed-ms., 2 baths;
afso bedrm.. "a bath. rec, rm: on
lower level; mid-20s. SAMUEL z.
BOGLEY OF MD, INC. OIL.
$500, till 9,
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BETHEsDA-Unbeatabie. gorgeous,

MISUNDERSTANDING, gorgeous'
new split-level on secluded half
acre lot with excel. view. Step up
to 4 bedrms. and > baths. step
down to bedrm. and bath plus
ground-level rec. nm. porch. pa
ito, gear garage. Priced upper
sos. Don't wait. OIL. 6-742S,
u GLENN GARVIN IO h-3hn0
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FOUR BEDROOMS, brick, on y
acre: dining room, recreation rni ID,
freplsces, a lot OF house for
sos, 500 ROMER & co. WI S-90q-
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'EW NEW
NEW

De luxe brk. rambler with 3 bed
rms, full bSmt, tomorrov's kit
with table space, din rm.. many
custom features. Won't last
TRADES ACCEPTED-PO. 2-3l4O
SUBURBAN PROP Met
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-45OO REALToR
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ROBERT Z. LoHR. INC.
REALTOR HE. $4,000
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NEW HOME

SETTLED AREA
Trees and a level lot make this
gracious entertaining. Living
room, dining room, kitchen, 3 large
bedrooms and . oaths-all on
one level: family room with fire.
place, bath and bedroom on lower
level. II you appreciate quality
workmanship, see this; S33,5d0.
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BIZ HE6DA
S795 DOWN

Assume $40 loan; seller will
finance balance. det. 3-bedroom
rambler; bsmt.: vacant.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
BIBLE MESSAGE
We Go Forward
Into The Future

pray, on RoSh Hashanah, for life.
''InScribe us, our Father, our King,
in the Book of Life" It is not the
length of days alone that we de-
sire. In the word of Emerson:
eve ask for long life, but it is
deep life or grand moments that
signify. Let the measure of time
be spiritual, not mechanical" Rosh
HaShanah bids us know that the
pearls of life are its great mo-
ments, and the art of living is to
learn to seize them when they ap-
pear.
Each Jew individually as well as
American Jewry as a whole and
the people of Israel in it's totality
grasp the spirit of Rosh Hashanah
as a moment of high inspiration.
No Jewish home remains unaffect-
ed of the high moments Rosh
Hashanah provides. On RoSh Hash
anah we reach out for a larger
life. 1t stimulates longing for it,
and if our prayers on that day be
sincere and thoughtful, life and its
blessings will be ours. 1t is writ
ten: From the beginning of the
year even unto the end of the
year" What is the meaning OF
these words? Said Rabbi Nacham
Bar YitZchak: "The beginning of a
year reveals what the end of that
year will be-" If on these solemn
days we are spiritually affected,
the year opening before us will be
one of deep satisfaction.
1t is not my intention to point
out the glaring defects in man
community - the world = defects
that are charged with danger to
human civilization. We all realize
that we live in perilous times.
Brute materialism, power hungry
relationships, social injustices,
cold-war are the constant threats
which may destroy all that human
ity has built and developed.
In the spirit of this season, de-
sire to sound the note of optimism
and hope. This optimism gave
Jews a grant on life in the genera
tions past. May the influence OF
Rosh Hashanah and the bright mo-
ments it offers abide perpetually
with us and may its enthusiasm
never fade. May the moments OF
the New Year bring to everyone OF
ne the resolve to build lives beau
tiful both without and within. And
finally let us write 1t upon the
tablets of our hearts that every
day is the best day and that every
moment offers a golden opportun-
itv TO make life meaningful. Gath
or roses while they blossom; to-
morrow is not today! Allow no
moment to escape; tomorrow Is not
today! In this spirit l wish TO
extend to the readers of this col,
umn a very happy and peaceful
year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
By DIR. CAROL KLEIN

We stand on another of life'S
great days Today we face new
year. On such an occasion it is
natural that we should contemplate
the past. We review our disap-
pointments, failures, trials, our
achievements, successes, triumphs
We realize how fleeting are our
days, that "Our days on earth are
as a shadow, and there is none
abiding. The weight of this con-
viction SoberS us. We ask our
selves: What is the meaning of
life? What is the end of our striv-
ing? We do not know. One thing
only do we know; there is no turn
ing back. Forward into the future
must we move. The future holds
possibilities unbounded. Our future
is what we shall make of it.
We speak this day of a new year
and an old year, and yet we know
that there is not, in truth, a new
year and an old year. Time is
permanent, never ending. 1t is we
who change. We are like a child
in moving train who thinks that
houses and trees are flying past
not realizing that they are really
standing still, and that he, on the
train, is the moving object. 1t is
always we who are in motion. On
occasion, however, we stop, in our
hurried life, to evaluate what it is
we are doing. These pauses, are
not infrequently the most impor-
tant experiences in life: they are
life's moments of insight, of re-
solve-the moments that create
life'S values.
Nature teaches that each bud
flowers but once and each flower
has its moments of greatest beau
ty. So in the garden OF our soul
each feeling has, as it were, ITS
Towering instant, its one and only
moment of expansive grace and
radiant power. Each star passes
but once in the night across the
meridian of our zenith and shines
there but an instant. So in the
heaven of the mind each thought
crosses its meridian but once, and
at that moment all its brilliancy
and greatness culminate.
Life's moments are not to be
regarded, even POLITICALLY, as "Muf,
fled drums b e t n g funeral
marches to the grave" We cannot
agree with the ancient sophists that
''The whole of life is nothing but
a journey to death" No such dead
ening thoughts shall be ours! Rath-
er let us look upon our fleeting
moments as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tunities to be grasped or forever
lost.
This is the resounding message
of Rosh Hashanah. 1t bids us live
live intensely, live nobly. So we
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
New York Rabbi Writes Librefto
For The Opera "Tomor ond judah"

"Tamar and Judah" for which he
wrote the libretto.
The performance was given by
the San Francisco Symphony or
cheStra and chorus in the Civic
Auditorium. The new opera will
be produced in the United States
or Israel and possibly both.
The collaboration between the
New York rabbi and one of Is
raePs leading composers began a
few years ago when the composer
read Rabbi Newman's play 1.-THE
Woman at the Wall" based on the
38th chapter in the Book of Gene
sis. Lavry heard about the play
on a visit in 1857, read it in galley
proofs and decided to compose an
opera on its theme.
The two men then began their
collaboration. The libretto has been
translated into Hebrew and used
in tape recordings Recordings of
the major arias have been done in
Israel by the Kol Zion chorus and
the Kol Yisroel Orchestra.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
American BIackIis+ing
Not Seen AS UnfriendIy

listing unless they responded by a
given date to offensive question
naires. Mr.. Macomber informed
Sen. Javits that, allegedly, Kuwait
did not participate in the hostili-
ties against Israel and therefore
was not governed by any armistice
accord.
Commenting generally on the
blacklisting issue. Mr.. Macomber
made known it is the Department $
view that ''in the absence Of def
mite settlement between Israel and
the Arab states. including settle
ment of such vital matters as the
plight of thousands of refugees who
have had to leave their homes in
Palestine, the establishment of per-
manent boundaries between the
Arab states and Israel, and free
dom of transit through the Suez
Canal various manifestations OF
the Arab-ISraeI tensions are un-
fortunately likely to continue.
Mr.. Macomber asserted that the
Government docs not con-
done the Arab boycott, particularly
in so far as it adversely affects
American firms and citizens. 1t has
sought through all feasible ways
and means, within the context OF
maintaining friendly relations with
other members of the freeworld
community, to eliminate such boy
colt practices.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
Jerusalem Gets
New Exchange

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = A new
telephone exchange costing 1,OO0,-
900 pounds ($56O, ,O0O) was inaugu-
rated in Jerusalem. The exchange,
which has a capacity of 10000
lines, is the first to be established
in the capital since the General
Post Office was built in 1888.
The British General E e tric
Company, which equipped the Post
Office building % years ago, also
installed the equipment for the new
exchange.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
Old College SocioI Fraternity
Chances Discrimination Rules

number of state and university
rulings in recent years, denying
fraternity charters to local groups
practicing racial or religious bias.
Alpha Tau Omega has 119 chapters
in collie ges and universities
throughout the country, with total
membership of more than $4,000.
The constitutional change, ac-
cording to Gerald B. Johnson, of
Cleveland, who was reelected pres
ident of the fraternity, indicates a
desire "to cooperate with univers-
ity authorities in their anti-discrim-
ination rulings" However, he add
ed, 1.-THE traditional membership
character" of the organization is
not expected to change.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16

WASHINGTON (JTA)-The De-
partment of State said it had pro-
tested orally to Kuwait against the
hlacklisting of American firms
trading with Israel, but did not
consider such Arab pressure an
"unfriendly act" since this action
was not directed against the Onlteo
States as such.
william b. MacomDer, Jr., AS
sistant Secretary of State, wrote
Senator Jacob K. Javits, New YorK
Republican. that Arab blacklisting
affecting some United States COM
panies did not appear intended 10
disrupt the substantial and mutu-
ally beneficial commercial inter-
course now carried on between
considerable numbers of American
and Kuwait firms. Rather 1t ap-
nears to have been directed only
against certain American and per-
hans other firms, whose business
associations with Israel were cited
in a recent Israel publication which
was distributed by various Israel
missions abroad" i"
Nevertheless, the Department re-
uuested Kuwait to stop sending
''unwarranted letters" to American
business firms. Such letters have
inquired into whether firms are
Jewish" and whether they trade
with Israel.
The State Department communi-
cation resulted from inquiries by
Sen. Javits. He cited instances in
which American companies were
threatened by Kuwait with black
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16

ASEIEVILLE, NC. (JTA-Alpha
Tau Omega Fraternity, one of the
largest college social organizations
in the country, adopted an amend
ment to its constitution at its con-
vention here last month, permit
ting modification of its member
ship requirements to meet various
state and university rulings forbid
ding discrimination on account of
race or religion.
There has been an increasing
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
Soviet Backs Arabs

GENEVA (JTA)-The Soviet I'm
ion supported Saudi Arabian eff
forts to establish a maximum 12-
mile limit for territorial waters at
the 84-nation Law-of-the-Sea con-
ference here. The Arabs seek a
12-mile limit to seal off the Gulf
of Akaba to Israeli shipping.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16

SAY you SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16

SAN FRANCISCO (JTA)-Rabbi
Louis 1. Newman of New York re-
turned to San Francisco last month
where he once held a pulpit to
listen to a first performance of a
portion of Marc Lavry's new opera
Evening star., 1960-04-17

OLDSMOBILE '53 convertible; p.b..
T. and h., Wv; recently over
hauled: extra tires. OIL. 4-51lS.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO Victoria 4-dr. hdtop: r.
h.. ps. Third engine, other extrai
New tires: 81. 900 mi: very clean
inside and out; l owner; must be
seen to be appreciated: Sl.050.
RE. 6-b033 after $50 pm,
FORD 1854 Custom VS. Fordor:
conventional shift. heater, low mi,
good tires S395. 10. 7-2S39.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so demonstrator sale: IA
70 choose from; Tudors. Fordors.
Victorias, station wagons and
conVertibles: new-car titles and
new-ear guarantee: all far below
dealers cost.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
HILL &
SANDERS

Metropolitan Washington's Oldest
Ford leadership
1880 Viers Mill Rd., Wheaton, Nd.
LO. 5-4O66
Open Sunday, IL to 4 PM.
FORD 1857 Fairlane conv.; white
and black top, Wv. tires. Write
MRS. H. B. UTz, Box "a, Wood
bridge, Va.
Evening star., 1960-04-17


So. JU S-3041.
CHRYSLER '55 Windsor 4-door
radio. heater. powerflfte, 3-tone
flniShs Immaculate: $3.50.
WHEELER, INC, WHEELMOBILE Z
USEFUL" ONE OWNER CARS
ChrySler-Plymouth- Imperial -Valia nj
$500 WISCONSIN. NV EN-. "-lO"C
CHRYSLER 40 4-door; blue. r. anc
h. excel running cond.; very
clean: S275. OF. 4-922S.
CHRYSLER 80 Imperial; fully
equipped, good cond. best offer
Call ED, PO. 2-247S.
CHRYSLER Sc New Yorker 4 4-dr.
white, full power, radio, heater
wheels, Wv. tires. low mil.
immac., S1,295. FE. 7-3917.
Evening star., 1960-04-17

0LDSM0BILE 81 Super "ss" 4
COOL ssoani Wv tires; fully
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Immediately in New York, some
delayed in opening by an ac-
cumulation Of sell orders.
Meanwhile, a decline in the
gross national product and an
assortment of drab corporate
news depressed Wall Street.
A few Of the electronics and
other issues which have Suf-
fered recently staged technical
reverSals Of their declines.
Homestake toppled well over
2 points as the gold shares went
down. Dome Mines was on about
2. Mcintyre Porcupine, Camp
bell Red Lake and American
South African Investment more
than a point each. Benguet was
active and OF fractionally.
American stock exchange
prices also declined.
Both corporate and treasury
bonds were mixed in quiet
trading.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
CompactsDrop
Ford's Profits

DETROIT, Oct. 81 (AP).-
Compact cars had their impact
on Ford Motor Co.'S earnings
during the first nine months
|of this year. Unit sales were
up almost S per cent but net
income was down 6.S per cent.
During the nine months
Ford factory sales Of cars
totaled 1,373,833 units. OF
these 524,540 were compact
Falcons and Comets.
In the first nine months Of
1859 total factory sales were
,275,071 units of which only
1858 were compactS.
Net earnings for the first
nine months Of 1860 were
$316.2 million compared with
1891 million a year ago. This
would be $5.76 a share for
1860; $6,19 a share for 1859.
Total sales for the first nine
months were 1886 billion COM
pared with $3.50 billion last
wear.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Studebuker's Net
Dips in Sd Quarter

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 81
(AP). - Studebaker = Packard
Corp. reported a loss Of $3,254.-
799 in the third quarter, re-
sulting in profits Of only $104,-
786 for the first nine months
of 1860.
Last year Studebaker-P Pack
ard made 15,473,060 in the
first nine months and 1899, IT'S
in the third quarter.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Market Declines Again;
Gold Shores Stumble

NEW YORK. oct. 81 (APO
Gold shares stumbled in
heavy selling today as the
stock market declined for the
fifth straight session. Over
all trading was active.
AS the price of bullion. in
foreign markets retreated rap
idly from its great rise, gold
mining stocks backed down
from fractions to 2 points or
more from their upsurge OF
this week.
Stocks in other groups fell
from fractions to a point or
more.
The price Of gold was marked
down $4.20 an ounce as trad
ing got under way in the Lon
don bullion market amid pre-
dictions that the weeks big
speculative bubble is about to
burst. Gold shares reacted
Evening star., 1960-10-21
BUSINESS BRIEFS
Martin Co. of Baltimore ha

Martin Co. of Baltimore has
been awarded two contracts
totaling $3,096.233 covering re-
pairs and equipment for the
Mace-B guided missile. the
Air Force announced. Martin
said the contracts would re-
quire hiring 100 additional
technicians and enlargement OF
a present building where repair
work will be handled.
Banks Lending Power in the
Nation expanded to the highest
level in almost six years. Excess
reserves of Federal Reserve
member banks borrowings in
the week ended Wednesday by
1924 million, compared with
the revised figure of $543 mil
lion the week before.
Rate Of Business Failures
last month, projected on an
annual basis, rose to a postwar
high. The rate was IS casual.
ties for each 10000 listed busi-
nesses. In September Of 1885
the rate was So. In 1899. before
the war, the rate reached 10
Dun & BradStreet.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

KEY dividend, 6-Plus stock diyi-
elared or paid so far this year.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 (AP).-cotton
futures were mostly higher today
Trade and commission house buyin0
found offerings light despite the brisk
market advance yesterday.
The weather in the cotton belt i'm
proved. following extensive rains
earlier in the week.
The Census Bureau estimated Sep
TENDERS domestic cotton consumption
at sol .445 running bales which was
In line with trade expectations.
q bale lower to 4b cents higher Thar
the previous close. December 31. .6b
March 81 OF and May 10 "a.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
SoconyProfit
Jumps 1O.5%

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 (AP).-
Socony Mobil Oil Co. said yes
terday earnings, aided by a IA
per cent third quarter squirt,
climbed los per cent in the
first nine months Of 1860.
For the first nine months,
net earnings were estimated at
1889 million, or $3.50 a share,
compared with $l23 million,
or $2.54 q share, in the corre-
spending 1859 period.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 (APD .-Soybeans
and wheat were steady to strong but
other grain futures were mostly lower
on the Board Of Trade today.
Demand for wheat late In the ses-
contracts advanced TO new highs for
the, season.
Around noon wheat was u to q
higher, December, 1862; corn, Y to
"a lower, December, 1.09M: oats, u
changed to "a lower, December. / l.I9N,
and soybeans. u to v higher, No
Cash Grain
No wheat. pats or soybean sales.
1.06 6h-0S; No. 4 yellow, l,02. Bar
ley. mailing, choice, 1.05-1.25n; feed,
92-l .OOn.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished BY the Associated ISSUES
Sbos Explained in Notes Following Exchange Is