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Evening star., 1960-01-25
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Railway Express Agency
plans a revamped Nationwide
system Of express terminals at
key Offices. Under the new sys-
TEN shipments would be made
by rail between major points.
Republic Aviation Corp. may
reach a decision this week on
acquisition of Allen B. Dumont
Laboratories, Inc. An official of
the aircraft company said ac-
QUESTION talks have been under
way more than a month.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
81 Reasons Whu
If would have paid you TO
answer our ud a few months ogo
N Message from US. NEWS WORLD REPORT -

few months ago. published newspaper ad inviting
readers to accept trial subscription to U. S. NEWS
WORLD REPORT, a money-back assurance Of salts
faction.
We don't have here even to begin to summarize
the hundreds of pages of useu news you missed by not
subscribing at that time But here least 81 examples
of the way U. S. NEWS WORLD REPORT has enriched
the thinking, the planning and the conversation Of its
1,150,000 readers since then Ct of the exclusive
por analyses and interviews that have given readers
valuable "inside" look the important trends and de-
veopments of our time.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
DIVIDENDS
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 25 (AP) .-Moderat,
but general selling weakened the grain
futures market today with March soy
beans slipping about a cent buShel.
AT midday, wheat was ss cent a
buShel lower TO "a higher, March
~ Ol "a; corn "a lower, March Sll4.
oats 'S-ss lower, March 75i2. rye un-
changed to - lower, March 81 ?61s;
Soybeans 's-lis lower, March S2lGa.
Chicago Cash Markets
No wheat. Corn No yellow
81 0gr4, No. yellow 81 O2-Oi, oats
No / heavy white 76la Sample grade
heavy white 76ls No | extra heavy
white 77ia-7a; No " extra heavy
white 1Ri9-I1i2; No 2 extra heavy
oil 19An.
Evening star., 1960-01-25

YaleGTow ~ AZ 5elA 36 56 - "a
YnR Shafts IL l2SIs l23h l23A- "a
YnRStStDr la 5 22h 22A 22I4- "A
ZenithR l.6Oa 2o los Io2ss lo2ss-2M
Hourly Sales on the ExehSnss
II 100 am. $50 600 Noon loAo ooo
loo ON $40 600 200 m. $50 ooo
unit Of trading 10 shares on sales in
full, Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual decla.
ration Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included
Also extra OF extras, Annual late
plus stock dividend. Declared OF paid
in 1859 plus stock dividend c Declared
OF paid so lar this year. ! Payable In
stock during 1883, estimated cash value
on ex-dlvIdend OF redistribution date
Paid last year h Declared OF paid
after stock dividend or Splitup. X DE.
clared or paid TINS year. an accumula
tive issue with dividends IN arrears
Paid this year. dividend omitted, de,
ferred or no action taken at last dividend
meeting. Declared OI paid IN 1860 plus
stock dividend Payable in stock during
1860, estimated cash value, on eA-diyIdenu
or redistribution date. y LiquidatinR div.
idend; cid Called. Ex dividend X-uiS Ex
distribution. xr FIX rights. XIV Without
warrants. WV With warrants. wd When
distributed. wi When issued. nd Next day
delivery. q In bankruptcy or receiVeTshlp
or being reOTRaniZed under the Bank
ruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
such companies.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, Jan. 25 (AP) Spot
nonferrouS metal prices today: Copper
35 cents a pound, Connecticut Valley,
Lead = cents pound, New York,
Zinc 13 cents a pound, East St Louis.
Tin 81 0Oi2 a pound New York. For
eiEn silver alas cents per troy ounce,
New York Pittsburgh scrap steel No.
heavy was quoted by Iron Age oil
AZ. 0ON4400.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Jan. 25 (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions BY
principal dealers for January %: Pur-
Snases OF 364,670 shares: Sales Of
sold short
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FOR SALE-1955 Mercury Mont
clair hardtop; red and white,
radio and heater; body in Al
cond.; S675 or best offer. Also
Weiand aluminium manifold
for two Is for Chev. "6'', 1949-
80; best offer. Call WA. 7-1027.
CUB SCOUT UNIFORMS, size
8 and 10, Boy Scout, size II;
Explorer, size IA; reas. HU.
3-8712 after 1900.
HUDSON TERRAPLANE, 1887,
runs well, good rubber; $50.
Call DON, Oliver 2-462S.
MOTORBIKE, homemade, 212-
hip, 4-cycle, Briggs and STRAIT
ton; chain drive, hop start;
top speed, 35 m.p.h.; must sell.
Call OIL. 6-8157, ask for CLARK.
ONE WOMAN'S SPORT COAT,
size IA, teen-ager's dresses and
topper; woman's dresses, size
IA; everything practically new.
HE. 4-8201.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Notices


DANCE BAND, all types Of
music, college students. Call
FE. 3-3549.
LOOKING for an old rock and
roll record or albums? Plus
tune totes for them? 15c, Csc,
SOC and 75c. Call TU. 2-7231.
Everything must go.
THINK TWICE before hiring a
band CThought one): ANY
old band will do just so they're
cheap" Thought two): Hire
the GALAXIES! I" Call
BLAINE SMITH, Oliver 2-0720.
A BAND would love to play for
your party or dance. Our low
rates and popular rock n roll
songs will make it a success!
The SOVEREIGNS. JIM, EN-.
3-5270.
ZERO, THE CLOWN, will per-
form at your party or outing
or other activities. ZERO
has low rates, so have a real
live, funny clown at your party.
Call ROBERT ACTON at LU.
4-5585 after 8 pm. weekdays
or anytime today. If no answer,
call LU. 1-2412.
ATTENTION-Forming a song
writing and recording COM
pany. Would like to get in
touch with singers, songwriters
and composers, amateurs and
unknownS. Cali BOB, BR.
1862.
BOYS interested in joining bar
bell club, contact JOHN M.
DEBUTTS, Hamilton, Va, CT.
5-4120.
KITTEN, male; free. Also yr.-old
female. Needs good home. OIL.
6-T515.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
teen SPORTS

hadn't, as DeMatha won,
800.
- -
Carroll Highs basketball
hopes for the coming season
suffered another blow when
John Austin, the only nom
senior starter on last years
undefeated team which ran
up a string of SIS consecutive
victories, transferred to
DeMatha.
Just recently Coach Bob
Dwyer turned in his resigna-
ton when he accepted a five
year contract at Priory to
coach basketball and base
ball. This marked the second
setback within a week in
Carroll's basketball program.
Carroll's loss is certainly
DeMatha'S gain. Austin
should blend very nicely with
the Stays returning big three
men - Tom Canada, John
Carrell and Bill McDermott.
These men were mainly re-
sponsible for giving DeMatha
their second straight cham
pionship in the Boys Club OF
Washington Summer League.
Six-foot Austin, an honor
student at Carroll, scored 373
points for an average of 1908
in 81 contests last season
making him the teams third
leading scorer.
He was in the double fig
ures "a times and tailed 19
points against Navy Plebes
for his single production.
Carroll has lost four top
notch players through gradu-
alton John Thompson to
Providence, George LcfGwicn
to Villanova, Walt Skinner
to Catholic University and
Ken Price to Xavier.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Greetings

llliil'
SUSIE MCCONNELL - Happy
Birthday and best wishes
"Wino." from the "B. d. Team"
of Germany.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Sept.
16, IT, Frank White and Al
Guide. Love, P. F., S. A., N. F.,
j. T.
GEORGE STEWART, Happy
Birthday on Sept. 20 to the
most wonderful Dad in the
world. Love, CATHY, PENNY,
SHARON, PENNIE, RENEE,
GLADYS, ROSE.
FAYE DORIS, Happy sweet 10th
birthday on the II. Love, Ell
LEN.
PHYLLIS CAVEDO = Many
happy returns of the day.
Seventeen good wishes for the
coming year. ....
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Mrs. E.
Cady, from all Of us, BOBBY,
M1hG, 7 n l. oOGNOA II L NAAss
CADY, RICHIE and HELEN.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Sept. %
to Eddie, lots of luck, have
fun, we miss you. SUE.
NANCY AHALT = Happy 10th
from PAT, NANCY, JULIE
and SUGAR.
TO THE THREE LOVES, Mr..
Custard, Kiddio, and So Fine.
Love. MARILYN and LINDA.
PAT CADY AND HELEN-Can
you tell us what the movie was
about? Happy anniversary ON
your friendship for one third of
the year. Hope to say the same
JUNE IL, 1861. r. B. A.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY s.aM,N
aR1Arle1IDlM on september run.
Love and best wishes, your
sister, TINA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO r. J. T.
Love, from BELINDA and
BOB.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
By JOHN MELOY
Star Stan Writer

The 1860 football season
was launched in rather pc
culiar fashion for DeMatha
High School and Spingarn,
whose game at st. Johns had
the appearance Of a scrim-
mage
At game time 90 ann,
the field had not been marked
off and only one goal post
had been installed. In fact,
the field was never completely
marked and the other goal
post was never set up.
The assigned corps OF
officials had not shown on
the field. Furthermore they
never did make an appear
ance. This probably can be
explained by the fact that
the game originally had been
scheduled for Friday after
noon and was changed at the
last minute.
However, four football-wise
bystanders wearing Bermuda
shorts, headed by Mush and
Frank Dubofsky, were called
on to off1ciate and did a COM
mendable job under the cir
cumstanceS.
AS usual in opening school
games, no programs were
available. Even if there had
been. no one could have dis
tinguished Spingarn players
from it, for their numbers
were covered by sleeveless
pullover tops. This was nee
essary because both teams
were wearing white jerseys.
The game finally got under
way at 10:45 am. with Spin
garn probably wishing 1t
Evening star., 1960-09-18

SPEEDBOAT, must sell; loft.
boat and 10-h.p. johnson mo-
tor, fast. Call Mon. n.-Fri., UN.
4-875l.
FORD 81 va convert. std. shift,
good mech. cond.; very clean;
radio and heater; recently
painted, 2 new tires, new
clutch, ignition system, spark
plugs, muffler, carb., skirts;
S295. SP. 3-4513.
FORD 1850; rebuilt motor, newly
painted, radio, heater, custom
lied seat covers, 8 tires; $3.50.
JU. 5-9686.
GO-KART, homemade, 21z z-h.p.
Lawson engine, $35. Also SHIP.
Cushman engine, perfect for
Go-Karts, $25. OIL. 2-7540.
FORD 50 Tudor; auto. trans,
radio and heater; good cond.,
S195. IA. 5-1043.
FORD 1851 Tudor V-8; r. and h.,
stick; clean, good condition;
$235 or best offer. LO. 4-7229.
FOOTBALL OUTFIT, padded
pants, shoulder guards, helmet,
size 1913; sacrifice So; brand
new: also good suit, size 16, sac.
So. JU. 9-5473.
1858 ENGLISH FORD PARTS
All mechanical and body parts
except right front end; Q new
tires. WO. 6-7029.
l BOAT TRAILER, as is, $25; /
movie camera, 5 lenses, $10O;
Heathkit scope, $25; ! 8-mm.
movie protector, $40; l Mecca
35-mm. camera, $40; 25,000-
volt, mid. capacitor, SO; l
3-tranSistor radio, SO; l 212-
gal. aquarium, aerator, SIS. 5
rvs. net working, for parts,
$40. Call FRANK, VIII. 2-4324.
MESSERSCHMITT 1855. with
only $500 actual miles. (Car
has been in storage). Air-cooled
engine in rear gives up to 100
miles per gallon; needs new top
and l2-volt battery; best offer.
WO. 6-7029.
FORD 1860 Starliner; white with
red interior, Wv. tires, Lake
plugs, radio and heater, 800
h.p.; 352 Gu. in; $2,750 cash or
5000 down and take. over pay
ments. Call JACK, JE. 4-0977.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Jobs Wanted

GIRL, desires baby sitting job
between 8 and pm. Call
EVELYN, 10. 2-8696.
BOY, wants after-school job,
can do most anything. Call
DAVID after 4 pm, co. s.
7493.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wishes
job part time during the week
after or Saturday at any
time; baby-sitting or g.h.w.;
ref. Call HU. 3-5143.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Miscellaneous
Wanted

Observation-Disclosures
WANTED - ING" I'd or IF.
Motor need not be working If
price is reasonable, HU. 3-5763.
WANTED-One rear rim for 90
in. English bike; gears must
work; reasonable; must live in
Wheaton area. Call VIII.
6-9320.
WANTED-Old large toy trains,
before '39, any condition. JE.
4-3707.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
GARDEN CULTIVATOR with

GARDEN CULTIVATOR with
Briggs & Stratton engine;
needs new carburetor; $50.
WO. 6-7029.
PHOTO EQUIPMENT, printer,
SKI; 18-in. circular print
washer; B and H 8-m.m. movie
camera. 10. 2-3435.
1853 CADILLAC MOTOR and
automatic transmission, Al
shape, complete, ready to in
stall, best offer. S Cadillac
wheels with white-wall tires,
fair condition, $50 or best offer.
1850 CADILLAC coupe, being sold
for parts. 1854 Mercury, per-
feet body, new paint, No mo-
tor, transmission; best offer.
Phone Otis 4-4854.
RECORDS (43), collection Of As
rpm. rock m roll, swing, blues.
Some Elvis Presley. Best offer.
Ell. 6-4885.
DODGE 1858 convertible; in very
good condition inside and out.
Just passed Virginia inspection;
$275. Call FE. 7-5745 after l
pm, ask for MIKE.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 2
trombones, / trumpet, l cor
net, / flute, clarinet, l French
horn, mellophone and tenor
saxophone for sale. All over
hauled. Call LEE, FE. 7-1414.
PLYMOUTH al 2-door; good r.
and h., runs; needs some work;
$50. JU. 5-6415.
PIANO, PLAYER, also rolls, also
Edison phonograph and CYL
inder records. OIL. 2-4033, Sun.
and evenings.
BIKE, 26 in. boys heavy W.T.,
large basket; fair cond.; excel.
for delivering papers; So. JE.
2-8406.
CAMERA, 35 nm. f:2.8, many
very good features, with case
and flash; in excel cond.; $35.
XII. 9-0629.
BICYCLE, Schwinn 26 in, heavy
duty, rugged, ideal for paper
route; baskets; hand, foot
brakes, sealed beam headlights,
good tires; $50, or best offer
After 8 pm, RICHARD, IA.
8-5063. &
FORD SO Tudor; peri. running
cond., good body, paint and
uphol., new tires, new rugs and
new vinyl top, r. and h.; $500.
JE. 2-2129.
BICYCLES = Boys Schwinn "a
in, SIS; girls 26-in., new tires
and tubes, $18. Skates-Boy's
roller, blk, size (toestops),
S.. boys ice hockey, size Az,
with blade protector, $40. All
in good condition! Call TIM,
WA. 6-2325.
CAMERA, Argus C-3, with case
and flash, good condition; $25.
OIL. 6-3353 evenings.
CORNET, Buescher, with leather,
case, mute, extra mouthpiece,
music rack. Beautiful tone.
Sacrifice. Phone HE. 4-8066,
SALE-'56 Chev. 2-door sedan;
mod. 283 GU. in. engine, beefed-
up clutch, Corvette transmits
sion, All positive traction rear
end, saw gauges, '56 Buick
tail lights, whiteSwalls, radio,
heater, spinners. Call PETE,
SO. 8-8952.
OLDSMOBILE AT; hydramatic,
radio and heater, good running
condition; $75. JU. Spit.
SAXOPHONE, alto, Buescher,
Elkhart model, excellent condi-
ton, comes with case. Call
VERNON at OIL. 4-4868 Sum-
day or after school.
TROMBONE, excellent condition,
Holton Collegiate, used one
year; $50. Call JOHN, JU. s.
oo97 aftor 400 pm.
PARTS-OldS 4-bl. man., Ford
and Mere. sc and ST; 312-368-
1888 4-bl. carb. and man. Call
JERRY, CE. 8-5831.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

IL noon. Granite 4-5549.
ELECTRIC DOOR KIT, $40;
electric trunk kit, IS; front
lowering kit, So; AT Nash, best
offer. Call PAUL, OV. 3-2113.
DESK, mahogany, medium size,
good condition, will sell cheap.
Call ia. 8-1345.
TWO Dodge Lancer spinners,
like new, $40 for both. Call
JE. 4-S173.
ACCORDION, Scandalli, 5-shift,
120-bass, excellent condition;
$3.50 Call after 6 pm, IA.
7-3460.
TRUMPET with case, Getzen
super de luxe, new condition,
excellent buy at SOS. JE. 3-9239.
1O-GALLON AQUARIUM, pump,
reflector and all access. in
cluded: SIS. LA. 6-8283.
1894 FORD Fordor sedan; excel
lent running condition, many
extra parts, needs general
work. Call GLEN, Otis 4-7293.
MANS WITTNAUER watch, II
jewels, steel, Speidel band; $l4.
Juniper 9-1758.
GUITAR, slide elec. amp, II"
sneaker. Sell or trade. JE. A.
O614.
RECORD. wILCox-GAY, s15s,
selling for $50 or best offer;
also nine 50 reels of tape: l
pair Of Lake pipes, perfect con-
dition, 48-inch; $12. HU. 1-2559.
CHEV. ST convt.; baby blue,
Wv. tires, r. and h., power
glide, va; Chev. '58 conyt.,
black with white top, WV.
tires, va, straight shift, r. and
h., power steering, power
brakes. Best offer. 1900 Wheel
er Hills rd. sc. LO. 1880.
Going into the Army, must
sell one.
MOTORCYCLE 1858 Hercules;
excel. cond.; SR25. Also Chev.
conv., less than 1000 miles,
1860, better than new; $500
cash, take over pymtS. Guitar,
$40. Going away to school,
must sell. KEN, RA. 6-7974.
1859 BONNEVILLE Continental
kit, perfect condition, fits all
SO Pontiacs: best offer takes
it. LU. 2-1335.
FOREIGN COINS-SingleS and
sets; were $1-$3, now 50c-$1;
all good coins, no trash. DAVE,
VIII. 2-3286, 10 a.m.-2 pm.
LIP RECORDS, 50 for one, 81 for
each thereafter. DAVE, VIII.
. 2-3286, 10 a.m.-2 pm.
RABBITS, CAGES for sale; play
full chinchillas and albinos, 6
cages; various prices. Call LO.
5-4513.
GO-KART, naugahyde seat, top
speed go m.ph.; $50 Dodge,
completely loaded, lowered,
500 in upholstery, rebuilt mo-
tor; '36 3-window coupe, car is
dissembled. sell assis or parts;
so Chevy engine and split
manifold; Model A roadster
body and some parts. Call any
evening except Sunday, PO.
2-4847.
10 CIV. NEWSPAPERS, 1861 and
1868 issues, 50 ea.; 500-year-old
human Indian skull, worth
about $25, will sell for $40. 9th
er Civil War relics. Also target
equipment. Call JOHN, CIR.
3-3127.
WAGON, extra Large extension
sides, like. new, make nice gift,
can be used for paper route;
cost SIT, sell $40. JIM, IA.
8-0243.
sc MUSTANG MTCY; good
tires, rblt. eng; $3.50; '50-'53
Chev. or best offer. FL. 4-7498.
CHEMISTRY EQUIPMENT. 2
sets Il Gilbert and l Chem
craft. plus beakers, retort,
graduate, test tubes, ringstand,
clamps, Bunsen burner, TASKS,
plus much more. Call JOHNNY,
SP. 3-5201.
FALL CLEANING! viii sell
toys! Boys skates, size 6, 81;
boys skates, semipro, size 10,
$12; girls skates, size 7. 81;
Evening star., 1960-09-18
heIp Wanted

WANTED - Piano player for
orchestra, high school grad
uate. Call JOE DURSO, SP.
3-2209 bef. 10 am, after 10 pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

Star, Washington 3, D. c.
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PONTIAC 1854 hardtop; radio
and heater, auto. trans; lst
1925 takes it. JU. 9-4894.
SELLS two's and 2 fours for
Chev. (265-283) va. Call XII.
9-2993.
FOOTBALL SHOES, size 7; ice
skates, size 7; roller skates,
size 6. Must be sold, best offer.
Call CLARK, Oliver 6-8l57.
1888 Ford and Nero. parts
(starter, air cl., water pumps,
window frames; Mere. carb and
manif), plus many miscel. 49,
'53 Ford, Nero. and Olds parts.
Call MA. 2-0159 after l pm.
CAM, 37s-in. pistons and bal.
crank for 1888 Olds; 2 sets
of heads for same; chopped
coils and coil lwrg. kit; SO std.
drive sh. Call MA. 2-0159 after
pm.
GARRARD RC 88/4 rec. changer
(used 1900 hrs); base, cab.
and As rpm. spindle; GE.VR-
II cart, / mil. dia. and 3 mil.
saph., styli Gboth good; Sono-
tone TT ceramic cart. Il mil.
stylus worn, 3 mil. good; have
switched to a turntable.) Call
ED, EN-. 2-2647.
TEEN-AGE girls clothes for sale,
skirts, blouSes, sweaters and
coat. Call AP. 7-1860.
ENGLISH BIKE, BIS reel mower.
JOHN LYSTER,| CL. 6-7276.
HAMSTERS FOR SALE-Golden
albino, cream, amber and
banded. Call LO. 5-2112.
HUBCAPS IS Ford, full wheel
discs, 2 for So, 4 for S.. A real
bargain. Call RAY at CL. g.
64O5.
SPAN. GUITAR and case, wide
neck, round hole, blond finish;
$25 or best offer. MARGIE,
JE. 2-8756.
CLARINET, Leblanc, Noblet, ex-
cellent condition; 500. Red
wood 6-7340. Ask for DICK.
GIRLS BIKE, Schwinn Hornet,
"a, good condition; $22. Phone
EN-. 2-5648 after 6 pm.
MOTORCYCLE '59; BSA, $50 &C,
peri. cond., rack and bags; sac
rifice, $500. JE. 2-5285.
FORD SO convt.; 1t. blue, white
top, blue and white int, Sc
312 CT. engine, F.S. transmits
sion and 3::78 rear, T., h. and
Wv; $500. Call DON, OIL. g.
8640, Monday; all day. Oliver
6-8640.
CAN YOU TAKE OVER? Going
to college, will sell 1949 Ford,
running condition, $50; 1851
Chevrolet, stick shift, red and
white custom interior, threw
rod, $25; one automatic trans
mission, SIS; two 6.70x15 tires,
excellent condition, $12. For
lot of all four, 500. Come look
them over. Call RON, KEN
MORE 8-4165.
DRUMS - Bass, snare, hi-hat,
IA" cymbal, etc, in green
sparkle; best offer over $125.
Call TED, KE. 6-7149.
1852 OLDS "98" convt., body and
: engine in very good shape, new
top, 5 excellent Wv. tires, full
power, many new parts, must
sell today, returning to college.
Asking $3.50 but come by and
make an offer, any offer. ia.
2-442O.
FOR SALE - al Ford coupe;
good body, less engine, $40. Call
DICK, FL. 4-4784.
'53 FORD; black and white,
naugahyde uphols., loaded, low
cred, Chev. grille, OldS tall
lights, with '55 Ford engine
not in car; $425.- RE. .5-7656
NnRnEaDEt CHRISTMAS! Lge.
Lionel train set, platform, au-
tomato cars, many accessories,
$50; cost approximately $l20.
Phone Spruce 3-4849.
"a st4E4
Evening star., 1960-09-18
HOW TO PLACE A -TEEN-AD

DEADLINE:
Wednesday PM. for Sunday following.
Ads received too late will appear week later.
RATES:
lines 25c. 10c each additional line You can figure
the cost yourself Allow average words per line.
TO PLACE:
Write ad figure cost Give your name. address,
telephone number and send ad plus payment to
TEEN-ADS The Sunday Star Washington 8, D. c.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

ELEC. GUITAR, shaded finish,
incaSed turning keys, cutaway
adjustable bridge with case,
straps and cord; convenient
tone switch; $50. IA. 2-5777.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
NeW.Insurance
Firm0rganiized

Papers were filed yesterday
for the organization Of a new
District of Columbia life in
surance company to be known
as the American Capital Insur-
ance Co.
The papers listed a proposed
capitalization of 100000.
Eugene L. Goodrich and
Charles F. Suter, both former
directors of Guarantee Life
Insurance Co. of Washington
were listed among the organ
izerS of the new firm. Mr..
Goodrich formerly was secre-
tary and general counsel of
Guarantee Life. Mr.. Suter who
is an insurance broker was a
member of the executive COM
mittee.
Other members of the Amer
ican Capital organizing group
include Thomas J. Broyhill,
Arlington builder; Herbert H.
Haft, president Dart Drug
Corp; Frank M. Trent, presi-
dent of Cooper-Trent. Inc;
Lyndon L. ScateS, treasurer of
Malcolm Scates Furniture,
Inc; DR.. John E Schneider,
dentist, and Arthur Clarendon
Smith, jr., president of Smiths
Transfer & Storage Co.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
Strike Loss to Area Put
At 81 Million q Day

wages after two days Of the
strike, or about $40, 900 a day.
The meat handlers, according
to a reliable estimate. lost daily
wages of about $25,000.
Other losses were reported
by newspapers norm ally
crowded with late-week grocery
advertising. Newspaper officials
estimated an overall loss of
about $4,000 in grocery ad-
vertising in the city's three ma
jor dailies, or a daily average
of $13,333.
Washington area farmers,
too. were suffering from effects
of the strike.
William B. Hooper, general
manager of the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers As
sociation. said farmers had ex-
perienced a daily loss of $4,000
since Wednesday.
The sale of milk, he said. had
decreased by about 10000
gallons a day. Sixty-five per
cent Of the areas milk is
sold in chain stores, according
to Mr.. Hooper.
Milk Converted
The losses would have been
greater, he added, if the fluid
milk had not been converted
into powder and butter,
products which are far less
profitable to the farmer than
milk.
Our retail delivery routes
are picking up some business, "
Mr.. Hooper said, but not
enough to offset the losses"
A Board Of Trade official
noted that grocery sales amount
to about one-fourth of the
areas annual retail sales.
Joseph B. Danzansky. chief
negotiator for the chains, said
thte group has no strike insur-
ance or any financial pool ar
rangement for sharing losses,
such as the airlines had in a
recent strike.
He said the stores - APP,
Safeway, Giant, Acme, Grand
Union and Food Lane - are
banded together only as a bar
gaining unit.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
D.C.Car Sales
ShowSIight
JanuaryGain

Sales of new and used cara
in the District of Columbia
were up slightly from a year
ago in January and dealers
generally are much pleased
with a pickup in deliveries af-
ter the steel strike.
Maurice J. Murphy, execu.
tive vice president of the Auto
motive Trade Association, Ma.
tional Capital Area, today re-
ported l,648 new cars were sold
in January. compared with
l,615 in January last year.
The total included 1882 new
passenger cars, compared with
l,46S a year earlier, he said.
Commercial cars accounted for
ll6, compared with lat a year
earlier.
Used-car sales in January
totaled 5000 units, compared
with 3,093 in January last year.
Mr.. Murphy said January is
traditionally a quiet month,
but that unusual interest has
been shown in new models,
especially the compact lines.