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Evening star., 1960-09-18
SUNDAY

9:45
5-Potomoe Former.
1000
4-CothoIic Hour. Religion.
9Th for Today.
7-Wonders Of the World.
9-Lomp Unto Ny Feet.
1890
4-Wotch Mr.. Wixord. Kids.
S-OraI Roberts. Religion.
7-GIeneonnon. Comedy.
9-Os~oId 9cbbit Presents.
Hour, IS Minutes.
1900
4-Stosecooch Theoter. Movie.
Hour. THE Vanishing West
erner." 1850. Monte Hole.
5-This Is the Life. Drama.
7-ChomPionship Bowling.
! Hour. Steve Nosy vs.. Billy
Myers.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Program Listings

For late program changes
see --latest TV Information"
in the Sunday Amusement
Section and on the daily
I'V page.
Evening star., 1960-05-28

Elmer Ambrose Sperry, whose
name is borne by inventions
ranging from mining machin-
cry to bomb-sights, is honored
in a three-month exhibition oi
his work opening today at the
Smithsonian Institution.
The exhibit. in the Arts ano
Industries building, will be oper
daily until September "a.
1t illustrates Mr.. Sperry's
achievements from the boy
prodigy in his native Cortland
N. Y, to the inventor of the
navigation and stabilizing de-
vices which guided Allied ves-
sells and aircraft through two
world wars.
Depicted there is the brass
gyroscope which Sperry car
ried about as he tried to con-
vince financers of the future
the device held.
There is the Sperry Electric
Coal Puncher, cannon-like
device that enabled miners to
pry loose so tons of coal per
shift. twice the amount they
could dig with picks.
Also depicted is Sperry's
aerial torpedo" demonstrated
in 1916. 1t consisted of an un-
manned airplane loaded with
explosives and guided along its
10O-mile course by gyroscope.
In 1911, the exhibit shows,
Sperry experimental with a
gyroscope in a small lifeboat
in the New York harbor.
Twenty-one years later the
Al ,600-ton liner Conte Di
Savoia set sail, equipped with
three 13-foot rotors as its
Stabilizer.
Paying tribute yesterday to
Mr.. Sperry, who died in 1880
Evening star., 1960-05-28
Hartman Says
NATO Will Hold
Lead in Strength

The "preponderance Of
strength will continue to be
with the North Atlantic Com
munity," Russian boasts to the
contrary. says former New York
Gov. w. Averall Hartman.
Mr.. Hartman addressed a
meeting of young political lead
erS from the Is North Atlantic
Treaty Organization nations
last night at the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
Mr.. Hartman, once United
States Ambassador to Russia
said, however, the United
States, Canada and Western
European nations must draw
themselves closer together in
order to stay ahead of the So
Wet Union in the world eco
nomic race.
And he cautioned that this
may be made more difficult by
the recent Paris summit con-
ference failure, suggesting the
reincarnation of the tough
Stalinist line as a logical after
math.
The delegates are attending
a week-long second Atlantic
Conference of Young Political
Leaders, which ends Wednes-
day.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
S in Jewish
Schools Win
Bible Honors

Five Washington teen ayers
enrolled in Jewish religious
schools have won first-place
honors in the Baltimore
Washington region of the
American Bible Contest. They
will represent the area in the
national contest in New York
on June II.
The contest, sponsored by
the Jewish Agency for Israel
and the Israel Bible Society, is
divided into Hebrew and Eng.
lish langua~e divisions and
senior and Junior age levels.
Mark Berch, IS. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Berch of 1865
Geranium street NV, won
first place in the senior group
of the English language divi-
sion. First place in the junior
division was won by Arthur
Golden, l3, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Golden of $500 Luzon
avenue NV. Both boys attend
Share Tefila Religious School.
In the Hebrew language
division, first place in the
senior group was won by
Saadiah Greenberg, Is, a STU
dent at Midrasha Hebrew High
School. He is the son of Rabbi
and Mrs. Meyer Greenberg of
1881 Jonquil street NV.
Saadiah's brother, jeremiah,
13. tied for first place in the
junior division with Janet
Frank, IA, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Frank of 3l33
Oliver street NV. jeremiah
attends the Hebrew Academy
Of Washington and Janet was
entered by Temple Sinai.
Students from 500 Jewish
schools in the United States
and Canada participated in the
regional contests. First-prize
winners in the senior division
in the national contest will be
sent to Israel. Junior winners
will receive scholarships to a
Jewish summer camp.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
Driver Permits
Revoked

Forty-three drivers permits
were revoked during the last
week, the District Department
of Motor Vehicles has an
nounced.
One was for using narcotics;
nine for driving while drunk;
one for fragrant disregard for
safety of persons or property:
four for unauthorized use of
an automobile and % for an
accumulated record of at least
IL points.
The complete list of revoca-
tions follows:
Revoked for using narcotics--Marcus
Howard Hall, jr.: 526 Kenyon st. NV
Revoked for driving while drunk-
Randolph Bledsoe Carter. 5617 I'd st.
NV: Andrew Daugett, 720 9th st. ne
Freddie Walter Horton: 34% oakdale
5345 Jay st. ne: William Vanness
Diggs. 4014 Alabama ave. Sc: Her
bert Crawford Piper. 643 Emerson St
Renudda ne; Hal Thomas Thompson, ir;, 9ls
1872 G st. n W: Fred Ellison, jr., 429
Quackenbos st. ne.
Revoked for Hagrant disregard for
safety Of persons or prOperty-David
NV.
Revoked for unauthorized use Of
tOmObile-Lawrence Kearnev, 10 Ev-
arts St. ne; Norman Wallace Kidwell.
Msrs5su 4G3 F. cspitSi p S.us St; Clarence Howard
ert Francis Minor, S01 / St. NV. tSO'
Revoked for accumulated record of
at least IL points = George William
Abel, 1891 Atwood ST.. District Heights,
ave, Capitol Heights, Nd: Daniel Leon
Askew. I'll seaton pl; NV: Mackie
Barton 5Q2 g st; ne; Wilbur Andrew
EsdtcT: sslton; 5S17 9TH st; st; nv; Wilbert
AvR BrSant 1879 1879 Fsn0nt sp ne St. Erwin
Lee Cooke, 1903 Lawrence st. ne;
John Francis Doyle, 1859 Savannah
st. Sc: Dallas c. Furr, 304S Livingston
I'd. Sc: Paul Hall. Is 46th pl. ne;
Leonard Love, $500 Rhode Island ave
ne: John McKune, 1922 18th pl ne;
William Lowell Peterbark, 1913 Hart
pl. ne; Moses sansbury, 314 Taylor
st. NV: Lenwood T. Sharpe, lis
Thomas st. NV: Philip James Sieiack
Baltimore, Md. Robert Sylvester Sim.
mons. 1905 18th st. ne; James Ed
ward sprqill; 6l7 sth St ne, Glen;
Pleasant. Md; James W. Watts, 1851
Garfield st. NV; Owens Weller, 1897
Harvard st. NV; Charles N. White
5749 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
Ecuador Breaks
Ties With TruiiIIo

QUITO. Ecuador. May %
CAP). - Ecuador broke diplo-
matte relations with the
Dominican Republic yesterday.
Foreign Minister Carlos To-
bar Zaldumbide announced the
action to diplomatic repreSen-
tativeS of American republics
whom he called to the ministry.
The Severence follows a
course taken by five other La
tin American countries against
the Trujillo regime. PrevL
ously Venezuela. Cuba, Colom-
bia, Peru and Bolivia broke re-
lations.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
General News

people to move without any
hindrance. The word lettering
has a broad connotation, and
the experimentation of the reg
ulations would depend on how
the policeman interprets it. he
said.
Members called for a further
examination of the regulations.
They deferred action pending
further discussion at the next
meeting of the association.
The meeting Endorsed the
stand of the Far Northeast
Council of Civic Associations
opposing additional public
housing in the area.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
Guest of JuIiunu

THE HAGUE, Netherlands,
May % (AP).-Prime Minister
Tengku Abdul-rahman of Ma
laya was guest of honor at a
luncheon given by Queen Ju-
Llama at her palace here yester-
dy. He also paid official calls
on Premier Jan de Quay and
Foreign Minister Joseph Luns.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
THE EVENING STAR
-
Civic Leader Hits
Lettering Law
WoSHiH9tons y. -
SotUrdoy, Moy 2S. 1860

A proposed anti-loitering reg
ulation for District juveniles
came in for stringent criticism
last night by Eugene L. Single
Ton, president of the Mayfair
Parkside Civic Association.
Addressing a meeting of the
group in the CIVIC room at 1914
Hayes street NE, Mr.. Single
ton called the proposal "re-
pugnant to democracy" :
we, in this country. adhere
to the principle of allowing
Evening star., 1960-05-28
Exhibit Notes Sperrys
Inventive Achievement

at 10, was his working COM
panion for nearly 20 years,
Preston r. Bassett, former
president of the Sperry COM
pany. He spoke during cere-
monies at the Freer Gallery
before the opening of the
exhibit.
Tracing Mr.. Sperry's early
life, Mr.. Bassett noted that the
inventor set out, after a semcs-
ter at Cornell, mot with q
pack on his back, but with a
dynamo and a few arc lights. u
Today, 80 years after his
death, Mr.. Bassett noted, His
name rides on every ship, on
every plane and now that
we go into space, the name of
Sperry is going to go right
along"
Evening star., 1960-05-28

and was named treasurer in
December, 1888.
Mr.. Stadtler, the new second
vice president, who tradition
ally will be in line for the preSi-
dency two years hence, started
his savings and loan career with
National Permanent in 1916
advanced to executive vice
president in 1856 and was
elected president in October
1858.
He is a native Washington
ian, attended st. Johns College
and Georgetown University,
and was a Coast Guard officer
in World War II. He is a past
president Washington Chapter,
American Savings and Loan
Institute and has served as a
national trustee of the instit-
ute.
Richmond H. Gibson, chair
man of the nominations COM
mittee, presented the slate for
the annual election. He is i'm
MEDIATE past president of the
league and president of North
western Federal Savings and
Loan Association.
Join Executive Group
Thomas E. Hampton, presi-
dent of Prudential Building AS
Sociation. w. S. Martindill, vice
president and secretary OF
Perpetual Building Association
and w. F. Morrison, executive
vice president of First Federal
of Washington, were added to
the executive committee.
Reelected to the committee
were: Milton R. johnson, vict
president and secretary, Equit.
able Savings and Loan ASsocia-
ton; Lawton E. Inabinet, ex-
ecutive vice president, Inter-
state Building Association, and
Jack Riley, executive vice presi-
dent, Capital City Savings and
Loan Association.
Three past presidents also
serving on the committee in
clude: Joseph P. Burke. jr., vice
president, Columbia Federal
Savings and Loan Association;
Mr.. Gibson and Mr.. Maedel
Evening star., 1960-05-28

NATL sPIRITUALlsT ASSN.
Evening star., 1960-05-28

last year and succeeds Julius
A. Maedel, president of Wash
ingotn Permanent Savings and
Loan Association.
The 81 members associations
of the league have combined
assets of more than $l.2 bill
lion.
John G.. Kolb, treasurer of
Oriental Building Association,
became first vice president
John w. Stadtler, president of
National Permanent Savings
and Loan Association, was
elected second vice president
and became a member of the
leagues executive committee.
Started AS Clerk in 1914
F. Wilson Camp. president
Of District Building and Loar
Association was reelected for
his 22d term as league Secre-
tary, and Robert E. Buckley
board chairman of National
Permanent, was renamed for
his 18th term as treasurer.
The leagues new president
Mr.. Cook, started with Enter
prise Federal as a clerk in 1914,
became secretary in 1884 and
president in 1851. He is a ma
tive of Washington. a gradu-
ate of Georgetown University
Law School and a member OF
the District Bar.
He is a past commander OF
the District Department of
Catholic War Veterans and also
has been active in the Ancient
Order of Hibernians and the
Knights of Columbus.
Stadtler Put in Line
Mr.. Kolb also is a native of
Washington, a graduate of local
schools and the Wharton School
of Finance at the University of
Pennsylvania in 1927. Later in
the same year he Joined the
staff of Acacia Mutual Life In
surance Co. and also was named
to the auditing committee of
Oriental Building. He became
a director of Oriental in 1888
Evening star., 1960-05-28

SALVATION ARMY
Evening star., 1960-05-28
Martin Cook Elected
d. League President
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Writer

HOT SPRINGS Va. May 28-NIortin A. Cook president
Of Enterprise Federal Savings and Loan Association elected
president of the District Savings and Loan the clos
ing session of the leagues SD annual meeting the
stead here today.
Mr. Cook has first president the league for the
Evening star., 1960-05-29
BELLEVUE FOREST


N ARLNGTON-We proud to offer this attractive brick
home nestled in rustic beauty Centerha entrance formal
hvlng with fireplace,
equipped kitchen. and de-screened
ment rec room fireplace and half bath Also built
in Need more? Please call for appointment
inspect KE. $4,000.
TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTOR 9 TIL 9
Evening star., 1960-05-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

VIENNA wooDs-By owner. AS
sumo approx. $4,000 4Is% OF
loan. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath, split
level brick and frame. built By
Yeonas. Rec I'm. with hrepl and
pvt entr. from lovely fenced yard,
with ! : tan trees. Open Sat, Sun.
and Mon. from - noon. Dir:
Prom downtown Vienna. turn on
Park ST., right on Tapawingo, left
On Timber to 903 Timber lane,
No agents. DU. $500.
VIENNA, 200 De sale st. = oPEN
SUN. AND MON. is. 3-bedrm.
rambler, full osmt.. lge. wooded
lot. S16.95O. Assume 4izes loan.
WALLS REALTY. FL. 6-229s.
BEST BUY-OWNER,
4lzec GI- Split-leVel: 3 bedrms. 4,
> baths, Wv. carpet, firepl.. rec.
I'm. cor, lot. fenced patio; nr.
pool. memb. avail. DU. 5-925l.
VIENNA AREA-Acre. trees; 3
bedrms., sep. din. rm., firepl.;
screened porch. bsmt.. saraFe;
fenced play ward: community
pool. extras. Assume Az loan.
$1,000. TW. 3-762l.
VIENNA ACRE, new custom built
bTiek and stone rambler, beauti-
fully situated on nearly an acre Of
tree studded ground, close to ele-
mentary and new junior high
school. Completely equipped kit
chen features large area for fam
ily brea kfast table. Paneled living
room. full dining room, 3 big
bedrooms, 2l2 baths, ground level
basement, has fireplace in recrea-
tion room plus space for additional
room. Lots of house in excellent
location for S3l. $50. Financing
flexible. call today to seei ia. s.
$500, 9 til 3. SHANNON & LUCH5
REALTORS. @O55 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-05-29

DEVELOPMENT CORP Realtors
l34 N. KINGS Hwy. so. 5-9l00
Evening star., 1960-05-29
SEE THIS FIRST
' 4 "a AACA W. LII.
ia 4-5552
SLEEPY HOLLOW

Brick split-leVel on large beauti-
fully handicapped lot. Priced at
S27 300 3 bedrms., pa baths,
family dining rm, all-elect. kitch-
en-, rec. room,. f1replaces, car
port. SHOWN by owner at any
time Call JE. 2-6332.
SLEEPY HOLLOW, 3 bedrmS-, 25
bath, Spllt-level, over Il-acre on
eui-de-Sac. Redwood-panelled day
S23,950. OWNER; JE. 3-3235.
Evening star., 1960-05-29
LAVISH LIVING

AURORA HILLS-A custom
built home completely air.
conditioned with many un-
usual features designed for
gracious living. This magni-
ficent home leaves nothing
to be desired. The 26-ft.
living room with fireplace
has excellent wall space
designed for the family with
large furniture. The dining
room is more than adequate.
A large family-size Kitchen
with eating space COM
Dletely equipped, a large
paneled den and full bath
on 1st floor. 8 spacious bed
rooms and . baths plus .
ialousied porches on ind
floor. Full basement with
partial rec. room. "a bath
and built-in garage. All this
and a truly magnificent lot
beautifully Handicapped with
many flowers and shrubs
and tall state trees. Vacant,
immediate possession with
financing that cannot be
beat. Make this a must to
inspect today. TIE. 6-14l5.
Evening star., 1960-05-29
3-BEDRoOM RAMBLER

Hows that grab you. LARGE az
loan can be assumed and this is
truly a gem Immaculate through
out and lovely fenced yard. Call
Immediately,
Evening star., 1960-05-29
HAVE IN-LAWS?

II so consider this large
brick Cape Cod in excellent
N. Arlington location, equip
ped with . kitchens. 4
bedrooms. 3 baths, plus
full basement and large
fenced lot. Ideal for chill
dren; close to schools,
shopping and bus. Ideal
home for 2-family living.
Immediate occupancy; priced
right with excellent terms.
KE. $4,000,
Evening star., 1960-05-29

-. ACRES, S9,95O. Beautiful
frame cottage, . bedrms., / bath,
llX22 living I'm, with paneled
fireplace, dining rm., lEe. kit,
with breakfast alCn7e. "a fruit
trees, garage, park.like setting,
UNITED REALTY CO. OR,
Evening star., 1960-05-29
FALLS CHuRCH

ST. JAMES PARISH - An
attractive 4-bedroom 4 brick
Cape Cod, spacious living
room, separate dining room
and fully equipped kitchen
in quiet attractive section.
Close to shopping, schools
and transportation. Reason
able priced at S20,500. KE.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-05-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

sPRINGFIELD-If you want to
buy wisely In this fabulous COM
munity with absolute safety, con-
suit US. In Springfield since the
besinning. We can help you select
a home from a wide variety, built
by many different builders. We
watch them all being built. Our
experience and reputation are
unexcelled. SPRINGFIELD REAL
TY CO, $500 Shirley hwy. at
Springheld overpass. Next build
ing to Howard johnson Restau-
rant. once open to 0, today
Fl. 4-OsO0.
SPRINGFIELD, VA. = TRANS
FERRED. 30-yT. FHA loan. Old
brick, 3-b.r., 2-bath split-level.
Less than / ". old. Excel. loc
s22.950. BY OWNER. FL. 4-5442.
sPRINGFIELD-Big family? Lots
Of sleeping and storage space in
this 4-bedrm split-level: S3,99O dn
6ll3 Clearbrook. FL. 4-SI21
Evening star., 1960-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS
BETTER

not hesitate on this one.
owner is leaving soon and
offers his conveniently loc-
ated brick split level home
featuring large living din
ing room with fireplace, 3
POSSIBLY ~ bedrooms, 2
full baths. beautiful rec.
room; utility room and at
tached carport for S23.95O,
including a large air-con-
dltioner and other extras.
TIE. 6-1415.
Evening star., 1960-05-29

"A HOUSE is A HOUSE-but 4
home is next to Heaven" This all
brick S22,950 home has every
thing for family living. A COM
munity swimming pool. 2 air con-
ditioners, big storage attic. an
unusual design. 4 bedrooms, 3
baths, den, large living room and
Dig separate dining room. Fully
equipped kitchen: all on big lot
l92Xl92. First time offered. Call
k, $4,000. ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1960-05-29
BEST

Possible location for those
who like convenienceS COM
bined with suburban living
is this centrally air-condi-
TONED brick home with
large living room twall-to-
wall carpeting included,
dining room. equipped kitch-
en-, 3 large bedrooms. with
diversified closets. Rec. room
and attached garage. "a
block from bus and within
walking distance Of Ham
mond High. This one will
not last at S94.50O with
excellent financing. TIE. g.
1415.
Evening star., 1960-05-29
GOOD

News for the home-seeker
looking for a 3-bedroom,
2-bath contemporary split
level with large living room
(wall-to-wall carpeting in
cluded). finished rec. room,
fully equipped kitchen and
beautiful yard. Wonderful
location; convenient to
transportation, schools and
shopping center and priced
at Se0,950 with 4l2 loan.
TE. 6-l4l5
Evening star., 1960-05-29
SPRINGFIELD

A real special, 3-bedroom
brick rambler in immaculate
condition. Large living room,
dining L, bright equipped
kitchen, large screened
porch and full basement
with outside entrance, un-
usually attractive land
Handicapped lot and immedi-
ate occupancy. Reasonably
priced with terms to suit.
KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-05-29
TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTOR
KE. $1,000 9 TIL

A REAL BUY, this charming A.
bedroom, 212-bath home with
foyer entrance, fully equipped
kitchen, separate dining room,
attractive corner fireplace in lv-
ing room, carport. Immediate pos
session. Priced below the market
at S2S,950. Call WE. $4,000,
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
REALTORS
Evening star., 1960-05-29
ROBBINS s'i5}
REAL ESTATE CORP.
KI. $4,000

PIMMIT HILLs-Falls Church
shinEls rambler. si2'5Oo. si.560 H5
down, assume CT 4hes loan,
Total payments approx. 500 mo
Inei Pill. A. D. THOMPSON
REALTY CO.. CIR. 3-l354, i p>m
70 $ pm. for appointment.
PINCHING YOURSELF is not nee.
esSary-you are not dreaming
todays best buy! |! 3-bedroom
picturesque. antique brick Capt
Cod. Top North Arlington loca.
tlon. Very handy to bus, school,
and store. Firepl, bSmt., garage
and porcn. lovely fenced An loI
with tall trees. Only Sl6,6O0 anc
5000 down! | Call now to in,
Spect. TYSON e. BISHOP REAL.
TY CO, JE. 3-S6S7.
PINE RIDGE-oPEN TO-DAY
NOON TO DARK-New 82-ft
center-hall brick rambler. on "A,
acre lot. beautiful shade trees
Perfect house for entertaining
Lse. liv; rm. w/firepl and pic.
ture window: sep. dir, room
W/glass wall opening onto 32-ft
ser. porch: kit. w/eating space
wall over, tabletop range: ex.
haust fan. GE refer. and dish.
washer. 3 full tile baths, 3 bed
rms, master bedrm. l4xlf
W/walk-in closet and adj. bath,
paneled den could be used as 4th
bedrm., 2SX29-ft. rec. rm. with
raised hearth flrepl. picture win
COW. mahog. bar w/running water,
back bar, refgr. in walk-out bSmt
opening onto lee, patio: util. rm.
sil THIS for Sl4,a50. For sale by
OWNER, CIR. 1924.
PINE SPRING: owner-Coioniali 4
bedrms.. den. Ia baths: air oond
2-Storv gar; apt. possible: u a
Ideal for children: S2O,5OO. JE
4-6522; NO AGENTS.
PRICE SLASHED $4,000 - Quick
sale imperative on this "lone and
low 76-ft, rancher. Perfectly sit
uated on beautiful 6ilO-acre LOT
and features large living rm. with
fireplace, big dining rm., 3 bed
rms. and den. 2 full baths. A
steal at S22,950 With large 4lse,
loan to assume. Wen present
your terms. COLONIAL REALTY
CO., IA. $4,000.
RABBIT H0USE-New brick-and.
frame bi-level in convenient Ar
lington location. Large Twins
room with bay window, separate
dining room, fully equipped kitch-
en- with eating area. Three bed
rooms, two baths up, full base
ment. Just q hare over 500, 900
JE. 4-22SS, PARKER, SMITH a
DONNELL, REALTORS.
PARK. SEVEN COR
NFRS-3-yr. brk. rambler. 8 bed
rms. . baths, daylight rec. rm.;
S26.500. JE. 4-3745.
Evening star., 1960-05-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

& Sons, Realtors, 1900 Lee Hwy
Evening star., 1960-12-22
DIVIDENDS

:. By ths Associated Press
Pc Stk. a Pas.
Rats FiOd Record able
Title Guar NY CD lpe.. 80 81
(x) subject 10 approval.
Sehusters I'd ..... .75 q ~ lie
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Exchange Covers
Brokers Losses

NEW YORK. Dec. "a (AP) -
The New York Stock Exchange
in an unprecedented move yes
terday put UP money to guar
antee that customers Of Du-
Pont, Homsey & Co. WIN suffer
no financial loss.
The flrm has been In receiver
ship since mid.September.
Anton e. Homsey, q partner In
the Boston brokerage company,
was expelled from exchange
membership late the same
month.
Keith Funston. NYSE presi-
dent. Announced that "in ex-
cess Of $6e0.o0O" had been
placed In escrow with the Mer-
chants National Bank OF Bcs-
ton In q step toward freeing
securities. cash and margin &C.
counts Of DUPONT, Homsey Gus.
toners. ssS
He said that about 1900 Gus.
toners are expected to be able
to pick up their securities soon
after their claims have been
allowed in court and upon
signing and delivering ap-
propriate releases.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Two Nav TEuins
To Be Discontinued

RICHMOND, Va, Dec a.
The State Corporation Com.
mission authorized the Norfolk
q Western Railway yesterday
to discontinue two passenger
trains between Roanoke and
the North Carolina Virginia
line on the Roanoke Winston
Salem run.
There was no opposition to
the N&W's request at a public
hearing before the sec. Dis
continuance was approved to
be effective after February
10, 1861.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Stock Prices Manage
Irregular Advance

riodic rallies and drugs were
mostly higher. Autos, steels.
nenferrous metals and chem
icals were mixed. Building ma
terial issues declined.
Minute Maid was o point
higher and Coca Cola rose .
fraction as stockholders ap-
proved the merger Of these
Arms.
Corporate bonds were irreg-
ular and Government bonds
rose slightly.
Evening star., 1960-12-22

NEW YORK. Dec. % tAP).-
Rails. oils. drugs and some
specially situated issues made
gains as the stock market man
aged an irregular advance In
fairly active trading early this
afternoon.
AT&T dipped about . point
In profit taking. Standard Oil
(New Jersey continued to pace
q recovery BY oils.
Rails had one of their pc