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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-07-15

/ Swindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delma Tolan have
returned from a vacation in Ten
nessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Halten ant
daughter, Wilma and Sandy Of
Huntsville, Ala, have returned
home after visit with Mrs. Hal.
tens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
O'Neal.
Neal Swindell of New Bern re.
Gently visited Mrs. 6, F. Swindell.
Red Creole of Asbury Park, N
j., was here recently.
Mrs. O'Neal Moore of Yemassee
S. c., is visiting her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Clark, Buz
and Pam Clark and Miss Claudia
Taylor motored to Washington, D.
C.
Mrs. w. C. Creole, Mrs. Jimmie
Dynes, Graham, Walter and Frank
Dynes spent the week end in Char
lotte with Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Creole, Jr.
Miss Faye Raleigh Of Dunn and
Miss Ilene Foster of Arlington,
Va, and Raleigh visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Powell, ST., and Mark
Powell, Jr.
Mrs. D. A. Gaylord is visiting
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Lilly in Roanoke,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Scarborough,
are, mentioning at Hatteras.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mason spent
the week end at Bayboro.
Mrs. w. L. Phelps spent Mon
day in Plymouth.
Mrs. w. H. Dodd and Mrs. Thur
man Spencer spent the week end
in Portsmouth, Va, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Dodd and Andy.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Goodwin of
Orlando, Florida are visiting Mrs.
Goodwin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Creole.
Mrs. Sam Clark is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Guy Tutterrow in
Charlotte.
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PURITAN CLUB

Sladesville Ruritan Club met July
18th, the speaker, Rev. A. l.. Nc
Kinney. A Barbecue supper Is
planned for Saturday, July 23rd at
Sladesville lunch room serving to
begin at 6 o'clock pm. The club
is active and is doing a lot of good
work in this community.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-07-15
FAIRFIELD BOOK CLUB

The Fairfield Junior Book Club
met at the home of Mrs. Alton
Ireland July 6. The main discussion
was our August picnic at Sandy
Point. Arrangement of Red glads
decorated the home. The hostess
served cup cakes with little indie
pendence Flags on them. Nuts,
peppermint balls and fruit punch.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-07-15
EyANS-DAVENPORT

Miss Carolyn Jean Davenport
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Benjamin Davenport and James
Howard Evans, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar NJ. Evans of Elizabeth City,
N. c., were married in Columbia
Saturday July 9, by the Rev. H.
Worth Pearce. Methodist Minister.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-07-15
MANTEO GIRL in OPERA

Miss Mary Jelliff of Manteo, who
is a student in the music depart
ment of East Carolina College
Greenville, had a role in the Puc-
cini opera "Sister Angelica" pro.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-07-15

duced Saturday evening, July 9, by
the opera workshop group of the
college. An audience of approx
mately 500 attended the perform
ance.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-07-15

MRS. MARK GREGORY WRIGHT
of Point Harbor, who before her
marriage on July 2 in Poplar
Branch Baptist Church was Miss
Shirley Mae Daniels. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Daniels of
Wanchese.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-07-15
CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends and rela-
tives who were so kind during my
recent illness, l would like to ex-
press my heartfelt appreciation.
The many visits and other acts of
cheer will always be remembered.
May God bless each of you.
JOE IJIPTON
Evening star., 1960-09-16
CANNON
IRREG. SHEETS
II perfect 3.Ss-72xlos"
fIot or fitted irwin
q for 50
2.2e ca.
Cool porfoit stripes woven
into smooth combed cotton
percoIe. Flaws ore so smolI
they will not be noticeable
or OBJECT weorobiIity. Choice
of coIors. If perfect 8lxloS"
fIot or fitted double 3.29
SHEETs-THE HEIGHT co..
ALL S STORES 7
SUR
ELECT RIG
BLAN KET
1899
Twin Size

Automatic control z
year replacement euorontee!
Tokes no more current TO
operate than O l00-wott
bulb. Enthusiastically con-
troIIed to mointoin even
peroture oil night
Choose pink, blue, beige or
green.
Double size 1879
Double size, duoI control,
1879
BLANKETS-THE HECHT co.
ALL 5 STORES
Evening star., 1960-09-16
IMPORTED
DINNER SETS
3.QQ set

Lovely Bouquet design IS
woven into these cotton and
royon dinner sets that ore
completely washable. Use for
formal or informal dining.
Set includes 64x84" cloth
ond 8 napkins. White, pink,
gold, blue.
64xlo4" cloth and ! Z mop
klnS 9'SS
LINENS-THE HEIGHT Co.
ALL 5 STORES
Evening star., 1960-09-16

What's your preference
for sleeping? Same price
for foom or famous
Eclipse innersprIne e.
special for the Fall Sale.
Twin size complete set.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
MARTEX
SECONDS
BATH TOWELS
25x50" size
If perfect z.se
z for 8

Thick, soft ferries in fomous
white blossom" towels by
Mortex in 10 vibrant colors
with dolby borders. Tiny
flows won't be noticed or
effect weor. Hand towels
and wash cloths ore olso
oVoiIoble.
Evening star., 1960-09-16

Just so pieces at so
special q price. Choice
of even twin or double
size. Buy the box spring
to match and make up
your own set save
now.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

4Nfs4Jts Ettl@fg}NcN " CtfNNA1 y
tbst GEhkSCO, Inc. large
store holding company may at
tempt 10 aeqaifs control of
GasflBcEei'S,
IL s letter 10 stockholders,
Mf Dunn pointed out the
sharply increased quarterly
dividend viii be paid uaitisily
September 30 " Stockholders
Of record September Is. Difee-
toys also have decided 10 drop
glsHs taf another yssF-eHd
stock dividend Of 3 per cent, he
SAID.
Referring 10 & dselas IN the
hisfEst price of GsfflaeEei
shares since the board cut the
quarterly dividend rate 70 70
cents from 40 cents ana de-
eistsd s ) pei cent yesf end
stock dividend last November
M, Dunn said shareholders
sylasHtiy prefer S larger cash
Dsgmsbt rather than lsSs cash
sho hi6fs stock,
stock DFiftsd Lsnes
The stock dtlfted from
sf0Bhd $50 = shsis 10 slightly
Bsl9N Sz5 y share stCsf the
reduction IN cash dividends snd
sons stoekhaldeF disss tlSfsetiaa
Sss mentioned IN connection
with reports N GEHESCO's
interest IN the eompsay's ST
tslfs,
Nj Dunn emphasized that
The policy Of less cash with
iflofs stock hsd been adopted
10 facilitate further expansion
shd Increase earnings through
retention Of q isfaef portion Of
net iHeome.
Funds obtained by reducing
cash dividends have provided
q substantial part IF ths pre-
opening expenses fof two stores
opened IN 1853 and the Brooks
Efathsts store " be opened In
FittsButgh Ia August this year,
he declared
Dividends st the lower rate
OF 70 cents a Share were psid
IN December 81 and March
81, ann third dividend Of rs
cents Sas declared psysbis June
50 at a previous b0sfd meeting
Ma Dunn reminded stock
holders that IN > letter On DE -
eembef 10 he told them 1t is
possible that some chsnss IN
dividend policy may be deemed
6dylSabls IN the future
In the sbSeues Ut sdYefse
economic conditions, ths Gar
lHeksl board intends thsL the
dlyideRd on common stock viii
be maintained at the higher
cash rate. he added
This should prove 10 be q
mats dfsifsbls flseal policy be-
esuss Of the character Of the
business snd because Of other
important considerations" he
said.
Deny Any Negotiations
In response " persistent THS
mars that GERESCO has made
preliminary inquiries shout pos
slbilitiss OF acquiring control
at GsfbHekel's, Nj Dunn snd
other 0tIleeFs and directors hsye
said emDhstlesily thst no 0ns
4. 4
Evening star., 1960-06-26
COMMODITIES

hkD fosE y4Ef zs ar j-Ttat
Asss.tls sls9 FtsSs iisess II s. ssy can
MecAF prices hs' .lEfd tEls stFs tej
ne sistt c9Eses at3Fs Hsss
.tf.. .Hats SlgBsa Y ieI ~ ifqa.
IsJ ~ q nsSs seg sEa M 10 ytsi
sec Ffcs leSsls ii i32S FesFsssBl IiIj
tthsfs tEs c9Ra tggf4eEts lEasstflsis
sbo sfE'hs shG csttgH fell H. i5g1
3ms F@@a sEo liTesDgsE s.Ss dfaDssd
IsHt..ss st9 HaEttFf@ls Estsls 10
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Work Is Sturted
On Renovation
Or Riggs Branch

Work hiss started On fen6ya
ton III the interior 0f the
Farmers IL Mechanics Branch
ai the Riggs National Bank al
Wisconsin syshHe snd N street
wv IN Georgetown,
The exterior of the 3s- yeaf,
Gld building will femain uH
changed. but the interior will
be changed with design and
furnishings In keeping with
Georgetown tradition,
Improved customer sefyiet
shd greatly enlarged lobby
space viii result. said Robert v
Fleming. board chairman. The
lobby will be fully esfpeted and
sh additional entrance leading
" sh adjoining parking iot
VIII lie provided
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Deny Any Negotiations

In response u persistent FHs
mars that GERESCO has made
preliminary inquiries shout pos
slbilitiss Of acquiring control
6t GsrfHekel's, Nj. Dunn snd
other 0ftlesFs and directors hsye
said emDhstlesily thst no 0ns
IN tbs company has befn sp-
pf0sched in ths msttsf,
inssmuch Sc ownership OF
Gsfflheksi's around $50 900
outstanding shares is scattered
among many small stockholders
shd there ls no large eaheeH-
Evening star., 1960-06-26
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jsss % iAFj.-AiteJ
H'tjFs tRsir higRsss sFics ~ u
H+HtRs, gStchsT hos sflGeS assliRed
tbsH lsgslsq IN lste ~ tbs week ssd
l'ssa sttsas 70 20 stats higher hsH
Mest II Ina gsis gss Oh weight,
0TtF $40 Ds, ss tbt msFsst tgF ligbtej
"siEHts HssEsRsG sharply al tbs via,
9tsss 81 s9sd assi st tbs shisasl
The esttls supply tAs Bsss VS..
Nttle thsHssa if9g . week $50, kUi
Y lbfidds9 larger percentage u
sAsies sed i5iRe srsdes pbils ~
sn"9 sIRas YES lfst sBG these were
ssttsf sfsdss ss BlacR - 81 50 iaSsT
tbs setback dTeRBsd tfS sgeJsFs
prs 81 ~ slsAsnter steers 10 itS
iHSsss isyfi siRef December Love-
"hSltssls beef prices contributed u
tUsbI it0Ss 6S 6sb,ssSsa s,.J F,,s.,
isst week EsFTSSs sud silts sjssdS
% IS hishtf mast u he sdgsnss
% ptiEhts syef 80 he. s0gs ssJs
stastttbls 3s-59 higher on lBs clqss
'H $40 s'.S $Ss5S'%as5 5S%a ia f s,;tsxi ;ad 20 . y !
assa a l575. kissd sJsdes M. IL l.
Z shd s sRa Mo SAD 3 i81-541 ib'
wslsh,. ss5 n y I3.,Jl l,5gg ss. saq
~ sad 3 and no. j a4oges05' tx
b3 DO = -. Shipment mostly No 4
3E5 ysights II 50 MiEsd sfsdss no
sra = sRd No 8 806z4dG rs, ssWs
- 90 3s. 40I-s0d iss hi MI NJ
tstus - sislFhtsT steers s6-l 5t
i9mff, Win good sBd choice sFsdts bs.
l9S 100 lbs 56-fA ioWeT sad etBs,
stlkhts snd sfsdss Ts.l ~ HWsy
sIs4shtsf hsifsFs 5D-I 20 iaHsf. cows
% ~ laTsT, buiis steady Ia stFsns
yssltfs STEADY 10 % l9#sT Two b5sd.
lsF steers 5000 Monday bHt sbi,
one i9sd Il75 ibs ~ 81 WeaBesGs
Most Hlsb ehsiCe sHd Hissd choice sE1
prime steers - DD ~ DI 81 tbe Tisst
win shout 10 lSA6s ii55-Iab9 ib,
fLsia 2e ~ 70 so Most ssod 70 sgsFsss
choice sJfsFs 32 90 as 90 MsBy issa.
BiSsa E6ad sRd fBGiGe steers II %.
- 30 81 ne close Missd standard sEe
sD99 z 0G-a2 ~ Few iasds haktlj
crime ! ! .GG-ii77 II sisHsBtsT EsiteTi
- gD-ls - Higst sGad ia Hlsh Gbaiat
HsjfeTs : ! % 20 - with lsts ssiel
stSias from 2355 - ~ gtiiity sHf
s's sSsJd htiisis II 5G=gG 20 CsHmfF
.isi cave ! z % ~ 90 81 ne sissf viii
lev StsHasTd mn is - uiiiily - 5d
- ~ 3iiiiiy sFd sgmWsssisi b4jt
~ "a u - ssaa sEf shsies yssisp
a f8 70 G9 HGsiis rs nj dawn ists
sisEls1I is bJs4 ~
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Arlington Agent
To Head Virginia
Insurance Group

Houston II c0insF 0f Airing p
ton is un6pp0ssd f0t election ss
president OF the Virginia AsS0-
citation Of Insurance Agents ST
the ga snHual convention
which opens 81 Virginia Beach
today snd lasts through
Wednesday,
Mf. Coinef's election Is sehed- p
uled Tuesday morning He is
vice president of the MeCollum
Insurance Corp, 9f Arlington
ana has been vice president
and board chairman 0f the
Stats association IN the lasl
year,
Jack heHmsHn Of Arlington
is q candidate for sleetion Sc
10Th district representative on
ths board Of directors A large
delegation from the Northern
Virginia Association 0f Insuf-
snes Agents will attend the
convention.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Publishing Firm
Orders New Press
For 81 Million

National Publishing Co has
ordered & e4-psRs, deck -type
mseszins press tf0n II. Hoe II
Co. at q cost Of around 81 mil
lion.
l., G, Eh6m6, executive vice
president Of the Washington
firm. which turns out many
association shd trade union
magazines and nsWsps pers
said the Hoe press will be in
stalled IN a new tS0-stofy sd.
dlti6H, tbs third plant eEpan-
sion IN IL years,
t'hs new press is s web let,
tefpfsss eabable OF printing IL
fo1it color sHd 4s tB0rcoiof
pages, II has f6ll-awsy earfi.
sgss for faster makszfesdy, 3
folder. two reels with auto
matte tensions sHd psstefs, reg
istsf controls. drives and dryers,
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Harmon to Head
New Lending Firm
For Servicemen

Mai. Gen, Reginald &. Hsf-
mon, who retired recently SIS
Advocate General Of the All
Force, has been elected pfesl-
dent ef United Services seeuf-
lty Corp. which will establish
q borrow by-msii plan f8f
Hsmbets Of ths sfmed forces
The new company Is sfilist-
sd with State L9sh h Fihahes
Corp, and viii hsys It's hons
once IN Washington and 0pef.
stlonal headquarters in At
lsnts, Gs.
Csa, Harmon surveyed pos
SiBilities Of setting up such a
plan IN recognition Of the dim p
cultles Of sefylcemen IN estab-
fishing credit aHd obtslnlag
I9shs sc they move from Sta
ton 70 station sf9und The
world,
ths new company viii lend
uD 10 $4,000 10 officers and
enlisted men IN grades Of E-5
stan sergeant snd shove OH
their signatures only.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
EsitBRiinsBs Production IN the

BitHHiBsBs Production IN the
week ended Jgls la t0tsled
1906 900 tons compared With
is,7z6 900 Ia the previous week
aBd 3,2b3 900 IN the like week $
year ago.-hstlonsI Goa! EsS0-
elatloH.
Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled i40,ISz cars and
zbysis trucks compared with
( l37 elI sra II, TAO in the pre-
yl0us Beek snd l21,2IT in the
like week q year sg0.-Wafd' {
AHtoH0tige Reports.
Crude Petroleum stSeks, 90
meStle snd foreign, on june 10
totsied z5s ,ss7 06G barrels, up
"a 600 tof the Week.-EUtesH oi
Mines,
New Businesses Incorporated
Ia May t9taled $3.50 compared
with IbAss In Epill, but wefe
1IM below the like month S
year sg0.-Dun II EtadstFeet
Gas Range faetoFy shipments
IN May came 70 i42,700, down
II from May, 1853, taf s
months. 1891 dawn 44%
from 1868, - Gas Appliance
Mfrs, Association,
Trans World Airiines won
Clyll AefoHsutlcs E0sfd ap-
DfoYaI Of plans 70 buy lS jet
transports snd spare parts al
8 cost 0t $3.50 million. TWk
plans " scqHife II Eoelng
TOTS ana " Conyaif ssQs.
! Chicago 4 East. Ill, EH.
moved " lBtefyshs IN any pro
D9ssl tor a merger Of the cheS
sBesEs H. Ohio Rgy, and Bal
tlh9fs Il Ohio HR, which
c9btsmDlstss inclusion Of the
1 n. 7. Central lines,
White Motor Go. ahhou9eed
important progress IN neg0tla p
tlops 10 acquire the Oliver
Carp. farm equipment manu-
faGtbfets. win headquarters
IN Chicago.
hatthe0n "a. Is forming an
Italian electFGnies company
partnership with Italian inter
sStS.
It'd. Paving 4 Materials IN
year ehded March 81 earned
~ .z%s.es7 u 81 N q share VI.
$l,Zz5,6sG Ot $I20 in 1863
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Peoples Life Reports
Gains in Five Months

Total premium ihc0ms of
Peoples Life thsufshes Co, To-
tailed ss,7l4.sl6 In the fifst
Hys months Of 1860 after pay
msHt Of reinsurance premiums,
s gain Of Szas,a4b from the
same period isSt yesF, Pfssi.
dent W 7. Lkitb reported
Investment inc9ms Of s2 ,
3os $50 gss Up SO per cent
ff6n q yssr sg0, he said Ben
sfits paid 10 p6iieyhaiGefs sg-
gfegsted $s,s73 ,769 In The flye
months, sn increase Of S297 4.
sl4 tram tbs ssms 1868
months.
Ordinary life insurance sales
OF the company amounted 10
Saz,3 million sHd the total in.
efesss IN the Insurance. IN
force on Msg 81 was t22, ,s44, =
600. Gross shnusi premiums
rose $3.50 SIS. compared with
a gain Of s532 400 in the
ssms period last yesf, Ledger
ssssts increased 1851 600 ii
tbs flys months.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
D. c. Group Acquires
Charleston Shipyord

4 group hsaded by Df. l., M
Court OF Washington has se-
quitsd the Charleston Reserve
Shipysfd at Charleston. S, C..
on q high bid OF $2e6. 100. II
was ieafHsd yesterday.
4 labor force ot sr0uhd 400
and present management viii
be retained. Or. Court said, The
ssls must be sppf6yed finaiiy
by the General Services Ad-
nllnlstfatiGn.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Bhtinger Named Chief
OF Washington Gas

D9nald s. Elttingef. pfesi-
dent Of Washington Gas Lght
Co, slHes September. 1865, also
viii bee9me ehisf executive Of
f1est Of the company on July /
Everett j. Eo6thby. former
president. who has been chair
man Of the board and chief
executive officer. will continue
rs board chairman Directors
approved the chsHge at The re-
quest Of Nj. ts06thby,
Evening star., 1960-06-26
GorfinckeI Dividends
Restored as Rumor of
GENESCO Bid Persists
~ DONALD y, HADLEY
stRF ffnsAEis2 Ec1tAsf

After declaring sharply reduced cash dividends Of 2s cents
share fSf three successive quarters directors Of julius
heksi co have decided 10 restore e quarterly rate
ot 46 shsfe starting IN September
Rlehstd r. Dunn president shd board ehsitmsn, an
B0leed the sudden change IN dividend policy yesterday
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Walker Firm
Goes Suburban
After 81 Years

After e2 years ia the lumber
and building supply business IN
Southwest Washington. George
Y Walker, Inc, has moved its
once snd ali storage facilities
" the town Of FsifsE, Va,
The firm Yss forced t0 give
Hb It's property IN Washington
because Of the slum clear
snes shd fedeyeiepment of The
Southwest section Of the Cap
itsi
The new once shd facilities
ste located OH q 3-sefs trset
ST the intersection of Lee high.
way and R6Its 50 IN FsiFfax
IN addition 10 s modern 6fflee,
facilities include 4 ls 900
squafs-foot Storage shed, 8
mlllYofk shop, ample outdoor
Spscs for storage Of rough ium.
beF, parking for 100 ears snd s
store and showroom with 1900
square feet.
The company expects 10 en-
psnd its services 10 area build
sfs and contractors through
more modern equipment, in.
creased inventories and sddl-
ti9nsi delivery equlpment,
President Charming E. Walker
said yesterday.
The showroom and store will
be- completed shout August /
sHd viii include displays Of in
StsllstiGns finished as they sp-
pear IN & home,
Started in March, 1888
Mf Walkers father, Gs0rgs
X Wsiksf, started his avn
lumber business IN Southwest
Washington on March / 1898
Original company records
show he started business with
three doubles snd 0ns single
lumber wsgOn, each valued st
SIS. four sets Of harness worth
$50 sReh. oHe buggy and hsf.
ness ysiusd al 500 and eight
horses Inysn9risd ST q total
Of $500
He equipped his 6ffics for
$l44 This included q safe, two
desks. six chsifs, 5 letter press
snd ledger shd journal,
Unlike t6dsy when most c0n-
lstfucti9n lumber comes from
the West Coast. sii OF his 0figi-
nal stock 0f lumber came from
The South, shd was valued st
shout $3.50 per 1000 board
feet, To-day the same or equal
lumber would be valued al 500
per 1000 board fest,
George 4. Walker died In
1850 81 ths sge Of s3 snd his
sun btchHtc president
kn6wh as Area Leader
Charming Walker was born
in Washington. educated IN
this public schools ana grad
uatsd from Central High
School sHd Dartmouth colleee,
He has been associated with
ths company since 1926,
He also was q director Of the
old Lincoln National Bank for
m9fs thaH 70 years and since
It's merger into Riggs National,
has been sH honorary difse-
t6f 0t Riggs,
Among his msny community
activities, Mf, Walker was
ehsifman Of the United Glyefs
Fund In 1867 and nov is pfesi.
dent Of the Metropolitan YMCA.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Peoples Drug
Receives Award

The new ONCE building Of
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc, ST
20 Florida ave, NE, was
awarded the "Offles 0f the
Year award for outstanding
design and layout by Once
Management shd American
Business Magazine.
This award was presented Phi
Day 10 President q. u, Bufrus
OF Peoples Drug by Robert NJ
smith. the magazines editor.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
CHICAGO GRAIN


CHICAGO, JHEs % IAFj .-DscjtBss
% fsHF 9t ths I've dsys this Bsss ssa(
ftslh lqNfss Efisss 70 tbt isWsst
.tFtis q ths ssss9s ia sEyfTsI sgsls
sha lsit nearly eli esEJsets vel Be-
i9% Ssss sgs
Losses ranged v more tEsB 4 esBts
: stsHeJ n Jys sgt generally lhsS we're
" tEs ! 70 z cent TsBes TTls 3aly ElBs
sleR . minimum fraction, was az Jiiy
shysssAs H9SsSsT, Inc contract bsd
sgHA iftS succession II love oysP
the Bsst two weeks
tht Assyy fslE asa gsttepEs hsii.
stStHi 81 t4iibeeE was The sEiy sIiiiisJ
GsRslasrs ti9R ~ he tTsdS Wi ytfs
r. 1biIsqss II ,sF9Hstit sgt sisstsH,
~ 'SlAat Of short covering ana
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Close Close
Evening star., 1960-06-26

tfsti9n Of ownership, IL hss
been assumed that S bid f0F
control from 6EsEStO of any
0t;aef s8ufes would have 10
c0Hs IN the form af s public
invitation for tenders at 8
price that would sttTset enough
Of these small holdings 10 as
sure control
On the basis Of lstest re-
ports flied with the Securities
stld E2chsnas Commission, the
yslde Of 6sffiaeksi stock is
sfo9hd $751; er S2s $ share,
but some tasi0f pieces Of real
estate are carried on the books
al only around half Of the
present market ysiue, shd the
tue book value is figured by
experts at something shove
$40 a share
Should Bolster Price
The higher cash dividend
viii CONS closer 10 recognizing
the true hook value Of the
shares snd Dfobsbiy will stiTeH
stockholders IDEAS of now much
their stock is worth An annual
fsts Of 81 30 8 shsfs would be
b gsf cent Gt = market price Of
CSC j. share.
The recent snHusi cash rate
Of 81 s shsfs would be 8 PET
cent Of $40 msfket Dtiee, al
though this would not teeae.
nizs the sdditiansl value Of q
s Dsf cent yesf-eHd stock diyl-
deHd accompanying it
w, MaEey Jsfman, b0sfd
chairman Of GEREsCO, has
preferred 10 psFfy fHm0fs 0t
GEHESCO interest with no
comment" rather thsH h
straight depisl,
His company. formerly Cen
efsl Shoe Corp, has It's msin
once in Nashville, Tenn. In
addition 70 manufacturing shd
selling sh0es, it owns control
Of Hoyine Corp. which 9Def-
stss s6hBit Teller and other
B9men's speciality shops snd
has bzs per cent control Of
Tiffany II ca.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Peoples Hardware
Opens New Store

Peoples Hardware Co, re-
Gently opened q new store in
the WestwSod shopping center
between River faad and Mssss.
chusstts avenue, in Bethesda
IL is the chains 18th IN the
Washington Metropolitan Area,
said President Samuel Del
veechl6.
Another store is being con-
sttueted la Springfield. Va. and
VIII open sb0ut October /. With
$500 square feet Of space, il
VIII be the firms largest,
Evening star., 1960-03-18
Pope Wants Luuohter

Pope Plus told Broadway
stage comedians Olsen and
johnson that Laughter has
no religion. There should be
more of it in thekYorld."