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Late-style restaurant going
out of business. Entire
contents to be sold piece
by piece.
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~ THos. J. OWEN a SON.
Evening star., 1960-09-27

Tor public accoIntiHS oHi st arm. RI i5; For
appt., call ST. 3-S666.
Evening star., 1960-09-27

SEEKING THE BETTER JOBS
CHECK FIRST WITH
COLUMBIA, 1341 G NV.
Evening star., 1960-09-27
HELP MEN
fCONIINUEDl

lCCoUNTs-PAYABLE CLERK, ex-
perience necessary; salary COM
mensurate with ability; work in
Annandale until Nov. l. then ONCE
moving downtown. Call for appt.,
CL 6-67OO
Evening star., 1960-09-27
BOOKKEEPER

EXPERIENCED B BooKKEEPER.
OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM, AGE
80 TO 45. REFERENCES RE.
CURED, GOOD SALARY, EX.
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
THE FUTURE. REPORT FOR IN.
63s NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Admira|s in the Making
mo. 2 of a SerieS)
Bv Jim BIRCHFIELD
Star Staff Writer

IA MEET the Navys future admirals.
vI You'll find them among the l1OO youngsters"
hirdclas midshpmen just completed their first
aboard Navy ships They have taken part in
largest training programs in the country
And those learned best their shpboard lessons are
likely to be those will the stars rank
The path admiral is filled with dirty Jobs like shin
ing brass swabng decks spreading paint and long hours OF
lonely watch duty There discipline to be learned for as
will tell you must learn to be commanded
before he command
During the "Younger cruises the midshpmen live the
ordinary They sleep in hunks hanging three
deep quarters that provide little and less privacy
they perform the tasks Of crewmen from boiler room
machine shop standing lookout watches on the bridge
And you can bet that future admiras will develop
of attachment to ships and pride in the seaarns way
fife.
They will firshand the power and mobility Of Navy
ships and will learn how to practical uses the knowledge
they've learned from books.
learning in leisure For when the cruise ships
dock foreign ports midshipmen rainees impressed
that fun they personal representatives of
the United And this be SOLDERING thought to the
man who is taking his training seriously
I'VE getting the first of the jobs going to
be doing the rest of lives Mdshipman W. Johnson
of Cachocton Ohio.
are learning going have to do and how
going to have to live naval officers.
going have to handle and experiences
during the cruise should help us later.
you can't be leader" Midshpman Johnson observed,
unless you know the men are leading don't mean
you've got to know them personally, but the type.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
N. Y. PRODUCE
NEIU vopv -. ., I.1- :,

NEW YORK, July II (AP) (UsDA)
11Butter ,oherings adequate. Demand
tair. wholesale prices on built cartons
ltresh) creamery, 03 score (AAl 5S3a- =
% cents; 81 score CA 5S12-5S34: 90
score OBJ 5774-5S.
Cheese offerings irregularly distrib-
uted. Demand fairly good. Wholesale
sales, American cheese (whole milk,
single daisies fresh 3S-40R cents: sin
gle daisies aged 1891: fats aged AS
-. ProceSsed American pasteurized 5
lbs .36-3S; domestic Swiss twheels5
Grade "A, 4S-52; Grade "B" 1880;
Wholesale Egg offerings ample on
large; light on mediums Demand ir-
REGULAR and generally improved today.
Midwestern: Mixed colors: Extras as
so lbs) 32-34 extras medium 1929:
standards large 3O-31; checks 2S-29
Whites: Extras t4s-50 Ibs) 1896: ex-
tras medium 30-32. Browns: Extras
$3.50. lbs 34R-355.
Nearby: Whites: Top quality (4S-5O
lbs) "a 4z-37l7; mediums 30i7-32:
smalls 1924 Browns: Top quality as
80 lbs) 37-3s; mediums 1895; smalls
oS-gg
Evening star., 1960-07-11
AT&T Posts
Record Profit
For ; Months

NEW YORK, July IL (AP).-
American Telephone g. Tele-
graph Co. today reported rec
ord Bell System earnings for
the three months ended May
81. Net income rose to $311,-
$4,000, equal to $1.41 a share
on the partent company stock.
For the same period a year
earlier profit totaled $29O,11S,-
600, equay to $1.32 a share.
Three months ago consoli-
dated earnings ran IL cents a
share ahead of the same per-
iod a year before.
For the year ended May 81
net income of the worlds big
geSt public utility rose to
$1,185,74 900. or $5.36 a share,
from sl.O74,39O 10000, or $4.94
a share the previous year.
Operating revenue for the
3 and IL month periods also
scared to new peaks: $1,97l,-
$4,000 and $7,6l8,508,OO0 a
year ago these totals were
$l,S36,938,O00 and $7,O36,3 ,389,-
900.
Operating expenses also were
higher. For the latest three
months they were $l,l82, 500 900
compared with $1,105,165 900 a
year earlier.
President Frederick R. Kap-
pei told stockholders in his
quarterly report that the gain
in telephones in the second
quarter of the year will be
about $4,000. Three months
ago he predicted the gain for
that period at above 100000.
He said that the total of Bell
System phones is nearing 60
millions.
Long distance calls continue
to run nearly 8 per cent above
1859, he reported.
The average number of
shares outstanding on May 81
was 215,110,000 compared with
2l4, $4,000 three month S
earlier.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
Stock Prices Mixed,
Defense Issues Gain

vanced due to unrest in the
Congo.
Steels were mixed. although
IA rise in the steel industry op-
Grating rate from last weeks
low level was anticipated. A
slightly lower tendency pre-
vailed among rails. oils, utiI-
ties, and chemicals.
American Stock Exchange
prices were irregular with a
higher tendency.
Corporate bonds were irregu-
lar to slightly higher. Govern
ment bonds were unchanged to
slightly lower.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. July IL (AP) Cotton
futures were irregular today.
Nearby July contracts held steady
on short covering with no July de-
liveries issued at New York today.
Favorable private crop reports
caused deferred months to decline
There was also some selling of the
later months by traders against pur-
chases Of nearby July futures.
Late afternoon prices were Is cents
a bale higher to 80 cents lower thar
the previous close. July 1895, Oct,
30,e1, Dec. BIO.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
A&P Profits
Dip Slightly

NEW YORK, July IL (AP)
The Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Co. today reported earn
ings Of $13,970,00o. equal to SO
cents a common share, for the
13 weeks ended May %.
This was a slight decline
from net income of $14,638,0
or 66 cents a share a year
earlier.
Evening star., 1960-07-11

NEW YORK, July IL (AP).-
Aircrafts and electronics moved
ahead in a mixed stock market
early this afternoon. Trading
was moderately active.
Most key stocks showed mar
row changes, a point or so at
the outside.
The international situation
brought renewed buying to
stocks related to denfense.
Some of these were up well over
a point but they were by no
means running away.
Coppers were generally high
er. World cope rprices ad-
Evening star., 1960-07-11
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July IL (AP) Trade in
the grain futures market was mixed
today as some brokers worked toward
evening up commitments in advance
of the Governments July crop report
TO be issued after the close Of trad
ing.
Wheat and soybeans showed firm-
ness in spots on buying which in
cluded scattered short covering and
export business. Dealers said the
hedging pressure in wheat was WI
below expectations and that Offering.
to sell long positions were scarce.
At noon, wheat was Ass cent a
bushel higher, July / .s2ss: corn u
higher TO "a lower, July Lisa; oats
ls-I2 higher, July 709s; rye s4-hs
lower, July 1.17h; soybeans "a lower
to 70 higher, July 1.1234.
Chicago Cash Markets
CHICAGO, July IL CAPl.-Wheat
No. l red 1.S4h, Corn No. . yellow
:23. No cats. Barley: Mating 1.15-
25; feed S5-l.02.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Furnished BY the Associated Press
s;Ssss sSd SHIss idIs Ne,
Dividends testD High Low 2:20 chg
Evening star., 1960-07-11
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. July II (AP).-Spot
nonferrous metal prices today: copper
Lead IL cents a pound, New Work
Zinc 4 cents pound, East St. Louis
Tin 81 :02ss pound, New York. For
eign silver a19s cents per troy ounce
New York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No
l heayy was quoted by Iron Age al
30.00-31.0 90
Evening star., 1960-07-11
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE

Major company desires young college qrodu
ote to train in the oreo of management con-
trolls.
The individual selected will be trained in the
application Of existing controls, and assist in
developing new techniques of management
planning, He will oIso be given an opportunity
to participate in special studies, such as, the
cost OF manufacturing versus purchasing fin
shed products, establishing oPtimum prices
and determining demand potterns.
The training program will require II to l8
months, otter which time it would be neces-
sory to relocate Please send resume and salary
requirements to
BOX 164-D, Stor
Evening star., 1960-07-11
D. c. SECURITIES

Sales-Pot Elec Pwr com-IO at 29h,
~ at 2Sfs, 200 at 29h, 100 at 29,
Evening star., 1960-07-11
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, July IL (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions by
principal dealers for July 8: Purchases
shares including 917 shares sold short.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair to.
night with the low near 68
Some cloudiness but mostly
sunny and warm tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair tonight with
the lows 81 to 68. Fair and con-
tinued warm tomorrow.
Virginia-Fair in the north
some cloudiness and chance OF
showers in the south tonight
lows near 10 on the coast and
in the COS elsewhere. Con-
tinued fair in the north and
cloudy with showers in the
south tomorrow with highs in
the Dos.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Mostly southerly
winds at 5 knots tonight in
creasing to 10 to IS knots to-
morrow. Partly cloudy with a
few showers over the lower bay
Visibility S to 10 miles lowering
to l mile in fog patches tonight
Pollen Count
The District of Columbis
Medical Society's ragweed pol
len count for the 24-hour peri
cd ending at $50 am. today
Evening star., 1960-09-08

couraging sign that there will
be no "spoils system" develop
ment next year to threaten the
jobs of career employees.
The csc has been working
in close cooperation with the
House committee and its chair
man, Representative Murray of
Tennessee, Mr.. Broyhill and
other key committee members.
HEALTH INSURANCE BILL
White House officials say
President Eisenhower will sign
the health insurance bill for
retired Government workers.
The program, will become ef-
fective next July /.
Annuitants would make a
choice sometime after next
March between % Govern
ment-wide plan to be negoti-
ated by the Civil Service Com
mission with an established
insurance carrier and (2) any
bona f1de insurance plan in
which the annuitant was en-
rolled as Of next July /.
If the Government-wide plan
is elected. the amount to be
paid by the annuitant will be
deducted from his monthly re-
tirement check. In case he or
she chooses to continue COW
'erage under another plan, the
Governments contribution will
be added to the annuitant's
monthly check.
The Governments share Of
Evening star., 1960-09-08
3 Negro Youths
Apply to HondIey

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. 8
(AP).-Three Negroes yester-
day filed formal application for
admission to Winchester's all
white Handley High School.
After submitting the local
transfer request forms, the
youths were given State pupil
placement forms. The local ap-
plications will be considered by
the school board at its next
meeting.
Although one Of the three is
attending classes at the city's
Negro High School-Douglas-
none rs formally enrolled in
the city.
The youths first conferred
with School Superintendent
Garland r. Quarles on Tuesday
morning. Handley High School
has an all-white enrolment Of
LAB.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

Anne Flemlng OF montague
Mich, was the other talent win
ner. Miss Rinaldi sang an aria
from Puccini's La Boheme'
and Miss Fleming modelled
fashions.
The preliminary swim suit
competition was won by Miss
South Carolina, Edith Sandra
Browning Of Greenwood.
The three girls are now as
sured of at least a $1,000 schol-
arship each, even if they should
not reach the semiflnals.
Miss Alabama plans a music
career while Miss Michigan
plans to major in economics
and journalism when she en-
ters Michigan State University
this fall. But she said sewing
and designing have been "a
longtime hobby with her.
Miss Michigan appeared on
stage wearing a straight print
coat. turquoise hat and gloves.
Under the coat she wore a navy
silk sheath dress. The sheath
was made into a promenading
costume with a white sailor
collar, trimmed with a bright
red tie and red stars.
The swim suit winner, Miss
South Carolina, wore a creation
Of white satin lace with an en-
bossed design from bodice to
Evening star., 1960-09-08
Akihito to Visit
Asia and Africa

TOKYO, Sept. 9 (AP).-
Japan's Crown Prince Akihito
and his young bride, Crown
Princess Michiko, will visit four
Asian and African countries In
November and December.
The Imperial Household
Board said the couple, due to
go to the United States later
this month, would visit Iran,
Ethiopia, India and Nepal.
They will arrive in Hawaii
September % and go on to the
United States mainland the
next day.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

Showers expected onighfor the South Atlantic Coast
the Mississippi Valley Lakes and the Central
and Southern Plains Donna will be centered off the Florida
will the Central and Southern Plains through the Upper
Mississippi Valley
AP Wirephcto
Evening star., 1960-09-08

adjournment were bills to bring
the pay and allowance levels
Of overseas employees up to a
uniform standard and to mod
ernize and liberalize the bene-
fits and structure Of the for
eign service.
Failing to pass was the bill
to give downgraded postal
workers the same two-year
protection against salary cuts
as are given classified employees.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

out suspected SubverSiveS and
deviates, these officials predict,
They don't foresee a return
to the all-out security programs
Of 1948-50 and 1886 which
caused so much unrest in Gov
ernment and criticism that
innocent employees were victims
of "hysteria."
But they expect that newly
hired employees will be getting
closer security scrutiny and that
any serious evidence against
present employees will be care
fully reviewed and studied.
Actually, the Governments
non-sensitive agencies are not
under the security program. as
a result of a Supreme Court
decision of several years ago.
Legislation was sponsored in
1.-THE recent Congress to include
them once again, but this was
shelved, partly because of the
Ilukewarm attitude of the ad-
ministration. OF course, nom
sensitive agencies do have the
authority to get rid Of known
Communists or deviates under
regular Civil Service suitability
firing procedures.
A recent speech by Assistant
lFBI Director Cartha DeLoach
may have been a straw in the
wind regarding increased secu-
rity measures.
Warning that Russia has not
relaxed its espionage efforts,
he called on Federal employees
to report to the FBI fellow en-
ployes they suspect of being sub
versives or deviates. Mr.. De-
Loach said the FBI isn't in
terested in idle and unfounded
gossip, but said that If en-
ployeS feel they have reason
able grounds for suspicion, they
should report Immediately to
the FBI.
=
SMOOTH TRANSITION :
Representative Broyhill, Re
publican of Virginia, said to-
day positive steps" have been
taken to provide a smooth
transition when a new admin
istration takes over in Janu-
ary, with the least possible i'm
pact on Federal career en-
ployes.
Mr.. Broyhill said the plans
of the Civil Service Commission
for minimizing any adverse af-
feet on Government career en-
lployes, submitted to the House
Civil Service Committee at the
committees request. was an en-
Evening star., 1960-09-08
Bridul Festivities
Enters Job Picture

HARTFORD. Conn. (AP).-
A boss fired his clerk when she
refused to report to work on
the day Of her daughters
bridal shower. The clerk sought
jobless benefits.
State Unemployment Com
Evening star., 1960-09-08

the premium cost will be not
less than SO monthly or more
than. "a for self only. For self
and spouse the amounts will be
be So minimum and So maxi
mum monthly.
The bill applies TO those who
retired from Government prior
Ito July /, 1860.
PLUS AND MINUS - Ap-
proved by Congress before
Evening star., 1960-09-08

missioner Harold 4strauch up
held the clerk. Awarding her
the benefits. he said the boss
was "ninted- hearted" for firing
her.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

hipline, a straight cut back and
narrow straps. There we're 1S
girls in the swim suit competi-
ton last night, 1S others in
talent and 18 in evening gowns.
There are 81 young women
entered in the pageant. which
will pick a winner Saturday
night. Miss America will re-
ceive a $4,000 scholarship plus
an estimated $50,000 from per-
sonal appearances.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Employees May Feel
Tightening Security
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star stan Writer

Government personnel officials predict tightening the
Government employe security the result of the
detection Of two National Security Agency code clerks
The defense agencies and the security units particularly
expected to tighten procedures and the so-caed
sensitive AGENCIES will STRINGENT methods to weed
Evening star., 1960-09-08
:Miss America Pageant
names oIent Winners

ATLANTIC CITY NJ j. Sept (AP).-MisS Michigan and
Miss Alabama both in the Miss America Pageants
preliminary talent competition
The competition last night before Con-
vention Hall crowd of 5000
Alabama IS Teresa Rinaldi Of Birmingham. Nancy
Evening star., 1960-01-03
TOP TUNES
ANKA EARNS AN OVERDUE
RESPITE AT N. J. HOME

go to New York for a try
at a tryout.
He packed up DIANA"
some other dittieS he had
written in school, a S100
stake from his dad and a
four-day time limit, also
courtesy of dad. On the
fourth day Paul got an
appointment with a re-
cord company to play
and sing his songs. The
recordin G executives
were impressed enough
to take a gamble and
offered him a contract to
record his own works.
Their gamble quickly
paid off: Diana" racked
up a world sale of over
8 million copies.
Since then Paul has
recorded what seems to
be hit after Lonely
Boy" "You Are My Des-
tiny" " Cray Love-" and
the recent Put Your
Head on My Shoulder"
are among his best sell
lerS.
When Paul signed for
his first movie role in
Girls Town." the con-
tract allowed him to
write two of the songs he
sings in addition to his
acting chores. In An
other film, "The Private
Evening star., 1960-01-03

Andy, 9, and sister Ma
riam, 16. The AnkaS re-
portedly gave up a res
taurant business in Can
ada to make the move,
convinced that Paul, at
last, had arrived" Out
side of a European tour
this winter, Paul'S future
schedule should keep
him near home with re-
cording sessions and
television appearances.
For this, the 18-year-old
is happy. Travelling is
firing and Paul is anx-
iouS to settle down
awhile in Tenafly and
visit" with his folks.
Evening star., 1960-01-03

Lives of Adam and Eve"
to be released this year,
the title song is from
Paul'S own pen. He con-
Sidered the use of his
tune a great honor.
"Who would have
thought a song I wrote
would be a title tune for
a movie?" he says.
Paul'S success has
moved his whole family
from Ottawa to a new
suburban manSe in Ten
afly, N. ].
Still only 18, Paul lives
at home with his nom
and dad, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Anka; brother
Evening star., 1960-01-03

music then you must like rock
and roll and vice versa. Most
of our famous rock and roll
singers such as ElviS, Kalin
Twins. Everley Brothers. etc,
are country singers, although
they may not have that nau-
SeouS drawl which as far as I
can tell may be what appeals
to you. All of the popular
stations play Elvis and singers
like that.
AS mentioned in a letter
of December 81 by Thomas
Cabarga, this real country
music is associated with the
undeSired class of ignorant
and illiterate person.
BETTY JANE CAMP.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
By CURT GUNTHER
Sunday Crop

Instead of passing love
notes to his high-School
sweetheartS, Singer Paul
Anka learned to write
them whole love songs.
Although his academic
grades scaled down from
E to F, Paul capitalized
on his musical malinger-
ing to develop real skill
as a pop-style songwrit-
er. While blinking and
plunking out tunes to
go with his lyrics, it was
only natural for Paul to
do a little spontaneous
vocalizing. This was
while he was still a
youngster. Before he
reached the ripe old age
of 16, he had mastered
both arts enough to try
his luck in the big time.
Success for Paul began
when he wrote a song
called Diana" as a trib-
ute to a cute Canadian
lass in his native Ot-
tawa. With a backlog of
other numbers at hand,
Paul finally talked his
parents into letting him
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Pen Pals

I am requesting pen pals
for three japanese girls who
have asked me to write to
Play Back. They are as
follows: Miss Tamae Uchida,
l6. whose hobbies are ping
pong and exchanging things
with other teen-agers from
other lands; address. A3678.
care OF 1. P. F.. OhSugi. Edo
gawa P. O., Tokyo. Japan:
Miss Yohho Kobayashi. Is.
whose address is 93697. care
of 1. P. F., Ohsugi. Edogawa
P. o.. Tokyo. Japan. and
Miss Tahoho Ichino, Is,
whose hobby is correspond
ing with other teens. same
address.
Evening star., 1960-01-03

I would like to ask you q
favor and would appreciate
it very much il you could
give me some help. What I
want is to have a few Amer
lean pen friends. but i did
not know how to get them.
The other day I was for
tunately told by the Youth
Council for International
Contact (20-l Jimbacho,
Kanda, Chiyonaku. Tokyo,
Japan. that the best way to
find one is to ask some
American newspapers for the
help. So here I am.
1 thank you for your
trouble. My ddreSS is
72 Midorigaoka. Hanahata-
koku. Fukuoka -Shi, Fukuoka-
ken, Japan.
KEIKO KONDO.
Keiko didn't Oiue his age.
but iDe mould guess him to
be about rs or II. He
IDriteS very clearly and in
Uerv good English.
TEEN Editor.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
PL AY BACK
From TEEN Readers

Letters the Editor must orterS correct
addresses and telephone numbers Pen names UH be
used if requested All letters subject condenSG-
tion Address letters TEEN. The Washington Star.
Washington 3. D. C.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Country Music

Thomas Cabarga wrote
some diSparaging remarks
on country music in the
Play Back column of TEEN
for December 81 which sound
as if he were prejudiced and
narrow in his attitude to-
wards country people, coun-
try music and lovers of this
type of music. He refers to
them as unSavory hicks"
Ignorant" and "prejudiced."
What does he mean, pref
udiced?"
Because millions of people
enjoy music and lyrics with a
tune. meaning and an under
standable beat rather than a
nerve wracking jungle noise?
The fact that the lyrics
have meaning proves they are
written by and sung by liter
ate people. which is far more
than can be said for the de-
lerium tremenS which mas
queradeS as music of other
types.
Country music is light.
clean. airy and happy.
Country people are not
psychopaths or dope addictS.
They are Self-supporting.
They do not live in slums
and they don't hang around
street corners or slug it out
in gang fights.
A very good country music
station is WCKY in Cincin-
natl, which can be heard at
the l540 spot on the AM
dial from about 8 pm. to IL
pm. every night.
On the subject of country
music, of which I am very
fond, I'd like to say that
there are a couple of stations
in the area other than WKTF
that feature good country
music. One of these is WASH
ington's WSHO-FM. 99.5 on
the FM dial. which has coun-
try music exclusively. and
operates day and night.
The Old Dominion Jamboree
may be heard every day in
the early afternoon over
WPRW. 1860, in Manassas.
Va. WABW. $40. in Annap-
oils, Md. also has good
country music in the daytime.
J. A. ALLEN.
Mary Howell stated in her
letter of November 29 that
she is crazy about country
music, but can't find stations
which carry it.
Mary, If you like country
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Nations Teen-Agers
Select Top Record

The following list of the weeks records compiled
by the Gilbert Youth Research Co. from interviews with
Evening star., 1960-01-03
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Ratings of Nine Local D. Us

Record
1. Running Bear
2. The Big Hurt
3. Go Jimmy Go
4. How Will 1t End
5. Way Down YOnder in
New Orleans
s. You Got What 1t Takes