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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04
CHARLES H. JAMESON

1855 A. Mont. County, Dickerson
Sugar Loaf Min. area, z nm, main
house. bath and heat. 4 rm. ten,
house, cattle barn, stream, 1000
It. frontage State I'd. adjoinins
neaut. estate. $500 per acre
2s5 A. cattle farm. Sugar Loaf NTH.
area, S-rm. main house, 5-rm.
Currier q Ives log house, 2
barns, good fence. 3 cold NTH.
streams, 2 mi. I'd. front. adjacent
1000 acre park and rec. area.
S426 per acre, terms.
1875 A. n. PEPCO new plant al
Dlekerson; 6-rm. house, bath,
MOD. kit: 2 barns: frontage B&O
River; frontage 3 rds. Ss50 ney
acre. Industrial potential.
1S9 A. gently rolling wooded land
Clarksburg- damascus area. $3.50
per acre. terms. cash.
~ A., S-rm. stone house, real
gem. Barn, 8 misc. farm bldgs.
state rd.: 8 mi. D. C. $2S,5OO,
$50 a. Laytonsyille-seneca water.
shed; 10-rm. house: barn, misc.
farm hldgs.: 100 acres lush sod
nigh elev.: mi. frontage 2 rds.
S1oU per acre, terms. 1850 cash
22S A. pre-Civil War 9.rm. stone
mouse Of character, partially
mod On an elevation with nan.
oraniic view of mtns. west Of
Monocacy River east, 40xSOO
barn, misc. farm bldgs.; rs q,
fertile river bottom in lush grass
Pasturing 100 Hereford. Mile
river frontage: y mi. State I'd
frontage. b0 mi n n SAC. 60n ~
SlS5 per acre, terms.
25O A. River I'd. stock farm: 6-rm.
house, barns; 2 mi. front River
I'd. and c&o Canal. $3.50 pei
$50 A. north Of Red Land. Rock
Greek watershed: 10-rm., 3-bath
main house, managers house,
other houses; 3 lge. barns; gentle
rolling land: 200 acres sod: mile
I'd. front. 2 rds.: sewer to Rock
Greek. $1,000 per acre, terms.
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Beef Cattle, Grain, Poultry
Farm on Shenandoah River

Modern home, fertile land. low
taxes, well located, bldgs. in ex-
ceilent repair; beautiful layout;
147 acres; glorious view Of river
and mts. in background: frame
and stucco dwelling, z rms. and 2
baths. oil furnace, utilities. fire.
place; the delightful kitchen has
nice cabinets, cleo. range, refrie-
orator, deep freeze. cleo. washer
and Dryer; basement-type barn
3Ox11O. 3 poultry houses, eqpt.,
corn house and granary; handy
70 town and city advantages: sac
Z: e. Brumback, STROUT RE-
Atty. Star Rte, MiddletoWn, va,
PHONE: STEPHENS City, Exchange
ITO. Bargain lists mailed free.
CHARLES CO., mr.. Morgantown-
% acres. houses, 3 barns and
OF other n,0l bldEs:; sratess do well tied
Pomfert. 1856 acres, good bidss.
Reas. o. H. osTERMHN & CO,
NE. S-5606, HI. 9-5l91.
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/. WILTON WOODS-1S,0OO 50,
IT. lot, area $4,000 homes; re-
corded, sewer front. paid; $500,
2 Mt VERNON AREAS lots.
REl2-5, sewer and water, est,
subdivision; good subordinations.
3. WOODBRIDGE = 10 a., zoned
commercial; over 500 #. front
q. s. l, ideal motel and apt. OPP
GRAFTON. Priced right, terms.
ORBIT REAL ESTATE CO.
1909 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va,
XII. S-5106 XII. S-5107
ANDREWS-SUITLAND PARKWAY
Beautiful wooded lot; all utilS,
$3.50. RE. 6-S270 evenings.
ANNANDALE = Wooded corner i.
acre lot. Sewer avail. Will sub
ordinate. JE. 4-S664 after 6 pm.
ANNANDALE-Fiye H2-acre lots in
estab. subd. Can be subdiVided
into 1&,500-sq. 1T. lots. Phone
765-1334.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE, ideal
Tor colored; in NV, ! block from
18th St: Zoned R5B, $500 units.
Priced for immediate sale, ROB-
ERT B. WEISS CO. Elk. 3-5340,
JU. 5-7563.
APT: SITES, S-12-l5 units. D. c.
ddAAMlMAAdRo, OIL. 6-917s; ewes.
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3Rn ACRES

Over 1 mile Of road frontage in
choice FauQuier Co., Virginia, said
to be some of the finest alfalfa
soil in Virginia. Fast trout stream,
z large springs, new cottage,
older tenant house. Vacant and
ready to go. VIII handle now 125
MT NAT ANN M
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ATTENTTnN

ATTENTION
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS
# your needs are for apt. ground
beginning at ACC q it., 5-21 acres
Of residential ground at $1,000
per acre, call Mr.. Bacas or Mr.,
PhillipS. lie 2-23l4
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ACREAGE

FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA, Mclean
area acres on lovely Leigh Mill
road; fine view; good for spite
level; $4,000.
OLD DOMINION DRIvE-Wooded.
magnificent stream, 3.2 acres;
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oCK Hall ESTATEs-PRINcE

BROCK HALL ESTATES-PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY; Beautiful l.
located on Largo-Marlboro I'd.
md. 202). only 2 miles north Of
Marlboro. only % minutes to D. C.
and Bladensburg, near schools.
shopping and churches. Protective
covenants and building restfic-
tions. Reasonable liberal terms.
Phone today for brochure. Agent
on property today, 2 to z.
M. LEO STORCH, Developer, SP.
pdSnn
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BUILDERS-43 lots ready for i'm
med. building. Growing Montgom.
cry Co. area. All utils. in now.
Priced right. Call Mr.. Yowell,
JU. 9-413S. JAMES C. CoNLEY
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YEONAS REALTY, INC.
IA 2-81n0
Super Market-Self Serv.

Beautifully equipped. owner quotes
Cover $4,000 wkly. cash. Good op-
4erator should increase business.
gMust be seen TO be appreciated.
9Small down payment viii handle.
Evening star., 1961-03-21

rotfIe proof; positive
inferloek on glass sec
tions; tomper-proof hid.
den locks on all inserts.
Buy one and Try one"
-. and see for yourself
how cosy installation is.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
HELP MEN

OPENINGS FOR 2 MEN. white.
with former clerical. retail or
route exper. High school Cd: re-
view, write Box 2Ss.M. star. care
Of Evening star, stating ase. work
exper., etc.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
LIAISON
ENGINEER

A leading electronic manu-
featuring firm in the
= Washington D. c. area, Is
seeking Q graduate en-
:. sineer to maintain Gus
toner liaison and to pro-
mote the production cap
abilities to potential Gus
toners.
The applicant should have
ut least 5 years Of similar
experience and a broad
background in electronic
products and services for
Government and indus
trial uses. a
Send resume giving full de-
tails Of experience.
ALL RxrE1rs HELD IN STRICT
CONFIDENCE.
BOX 129-M, STAR
Evening star., 1961-01-17

sTEN0GRAPHER, mature, for gen.
OF bookkeeping: full time. Write
THE WAGMAN CONSTRUCTION
CORP, 502s Aspen Hill I'd. Rock
Evening star., 1961-01-17
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST
NV. SECTION

Permanent position With o.. cppcs,s!; ,cs q
Wholessle Shilh house. Must be high:
school graduate. knowledge Of
ehorthand helpful. numerous com.
pany benefits, Call ST. 3-0060.
Miss WTTTSTATT, for further IN.
formation and appointment.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
MILLINERY
SALESWOMEN

Experieneed for selling medium
opportunity for qualified person
WIN also consider those Vishinl
to work part time.
THEBEE-JAY SHOPS
3lI1 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
BOX 12s-M, STAR

LICENSED PLUM1ER,. some knowl-
edge estimating, for old eStablished
firm; excellent opportunity. many
benefits, Give full particulars Is %
ssSility e a. this tspe Of work.
LIE NsgRANCE CORRESPOND.
ENT: policy exper.s S400 Q mo.
white. see Miss Bell, BOYD'S, 18th
and q Nv. Ma. $3.50.
EloUOR sALKsAGAN, exper. moi
neces., paft-tinie afternoon, ewes
Refs. Box 2o9-M, Star.
LIQUOR STORE SALRsMEN (2),
srolored for ne. State exp. educe-
%sshina.cn, stGnl Tsts; wbE's;c 5. 20, Box 'Ool'
NAN CLK.-TYPss white. j, 9,
grad or 1-yr. college; young, 1928
yrs: career positions. A-averages
in school will help: 5 days. S325
per mo. to start; excel. refs: i'm
mediate. Y. WOOD PERSoNNEL.
SC. NV. &c u. 81. 7-676a.
MAINTENANCE MAN, expef., white,
must be. familiar with oil burners
and. all-rcund maintenance Of
EardsH-syps apt;; l.esdrIn. I,. D apt:
no tEiiiers. WEite BOZ s72-s. star.
NAN, white, liying In silver Spring,
EoeSyills Ssstns;ds r s, Srea; e., We s. Tiil
Sl05.a.Ieek opportunity. Phone
WI. 3.0255 for dstails aft Z pm:
: IAN, white married. ase 23-4Q:
avg. 10 start: perm. POS, good
!. chance to advance: no exper. nee.
Tor interview. phone IA. b-6S16
Evening star., 1961-01-17

PERSONNEL AssT-oive tests.
Ahssx iasfh isli ssRs EsyDasss Dss Z sgss
Evening star., 1961-01-17

with general office experience, FOR
permanent position. Electric type.
writer. and pleasant working
conditions.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
SECRETARY

SECfGE I AN I
Ipssr:stins Ing. work s. n Rsas public I Esls
dictaphone. 5:day wk.. pleasant
sSGTiftnE Sqefe &c., sGPSSs PSo. iS s49S1P 9SSPiaos aos
Evening star., 1961-11-19
BIZ.
FOOTBALL

SUNDAY-Redskins at Dallas Cowboys.
2:3o p.m.-9
New York at Houston. $50 p.m.-7, l3
Texas at Texas A. and NJ. 200 p.m.-7, l3
THURSDAY-5uffalo VS.. New York.
HOO a.m-7, l3
Green Bay Packers VS.. Detroit.
1900 NOON, 9
Texas at Texas A. and M. 200 p.m.-7, l3
SATURDAY-Syracuse at Boston.
las PM, l3
Evening star., 1961-11-19

"Deser Fury" l947. John Hodiack. 1l:2o-9
VT l Had Ny Way" 1910. Bing Crosby.
11:3o-7
"Her Hishness and the BeIIboy" 1915. Hedy
Lamar. 1:1o-o
Friday P.M.
"M'Liss" 1896. Ann Shirley. 1905
"The Blackwell Story" 1857. jeanne Dru.
5000
-Four Men and a Prayer" 1888. Richard
Greene. 9:oo-5
"BugIes in the Afternoon" 1882 Ray MiIland
11:2o-9
"The Bad and the Beautiful" 1853. Kirk Doug
las. 11:3o-7
"They Gave Him Gun" 1887 Spencer Tracy.
1909
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Saturday AN.
Secret Valley" 1886. Richard Arlen lo:oo-5
Million Dollar Kid" 1914. East Side Kids.
1l:15-5
Saturday
IA.

"The Fighting Coast Guard" 1851 Brian Don
levy. 1000
"The Thing" 1851. James Arness 1905
" Wanted Wings" l94l. Ray MiIland. 1900
Conflict" 1887. John Wayne. $500
"Dreamboat." 1852. Clifton Webb e:oo-4
Sweetheart" 1888 Jeanette Macdonald
1905
"orders to KILL" 1859. Eddie Albert Ills
Two Flags West" 1850. Joseph Gotten
11:40-4
"Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man." I943
Lon CLANCY. 1:lo-9
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Sales Gains Listed
By Bowl Americas

North America Bowling, Inc.
Washington Baltimore chain
reported April and May sales
totaled $373.294, a IS per cent
increase from a year ago.
Sales in eight months ended
May 81 aggregated $1,418.192.
compared with $491,251 a year
earlier.
Two more Bowl America CEN
ters are being built at Manassas,
Va, and at Reisterstown, Md.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Virginia Bankers
To Study Branch
Bunkino Laws

HOT SPRINGS, Va, June II
(SpeciaD. - A committee OF
seven Virginia bankers will
study the development oi
holding-company banking in
the State and decide whether
the States present laws on
bank branches and mergers
are adequate to the changing
competitive situation.
The Virginia Bankers Asso-
citation adopted a resolution at
its convention at the Home
stead here authorizing its new
president, H. Ewing Wall OF
the First National Bank OF
Quantico, to name a commit.
tee of seven to study whether
present laws restricting branch
banking should be liberalized
to permit competition with
new bank holding companies
mushrooming in Northern Vir-
ginia.
Some bankers feel restric-
tions on bank branches are
unfair and unrealistic. But
others in the association dis
agree.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Noodles Veteran
To Retire After
41-Yeur.Sevice

Mrs. Beulah Pope, divisional
merchandise manager, will re-
tire at Woodward & Lothrop or
September / after Al years ot
service, Board Chairman R. E
L. johnson announced yester-
day.
John Jones has been named
a divisional merchandise man.
ager, effective July l..
Mrs. Pope Joined Woodies ir
1919 and became a cosmetics
buyer in 1927. She was named
a divisional merchandise mana.
ger in 1916.
During World War II she
helped to establish a refugee
craftsman industry in Cali
fornia and was honored by
California businessmen. A Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce
luncheon was one Of the many
tributes.
Mr.. Jones has been a mem
ber Of the Woodward & Lothror
staff since 1949. He started as
service manager and in 1851
became assistant buyer fol
china and glassware. He was as
Sociated with the china industry
in England before coming to the
United States in 1949.
Evening star., 1961-06-18

sylvania avenue, we have de-
cided Gawler's can provide
greater future service in our
conveniently located Northwest
site" he said.
I'VE have designed our new
building with a view toward
maintaining Gawler's tradition
Of providing personal attention
to a family's needs and feelings
in time Of SORROW" he said.
Our new, larger facility is de-
signed to serve families of all
economic levels and all faiths. -
Incorporated in 1916, the firm
is operated by the fourth gen.
Grafton of the Gawler family.
In addition to President Will
liam A. Gawler, Joseph H.
Gawler is vice president and
treasurer and John P. Gawler
is vice president and secretary.
In 1912, Gawler's introduced
the first motor funeral coach
in Washington, President Cav
Ter recalled in announcing
building plans. To-day, we still
strive to- keep pace with prog
resS by bringing to Washington
the finest, most modern funeral
facility on the Eastern Sea-
board" he declared.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE; June i. .(APl UsDAl
i:sfs last week and ELL last year; year;
40 per cent slaughter steers. 10 per
cent slauehter heifers, 10 per cent
stockers and feeders with balance
mostly cows. Cows moderately active,
ThGrsdaS Thur i sisushter @ steers sSa7S % cents lnss
lower, instances 90 off on steers over
l,1S0 lbs; slaughter heifers steady to
so cents lower; cows steady to weak:
eullS steady; yealers 1.00-2; 90 lower;
Slaughter steers and heifers: Choice
940-1,l60 lbs. 23.00-24 90, cne lot
1,0O0-lb. high choice. q. so. 4 loads
1,1so-1 800 lb. choice % 1923 Is. 900
SS0 ST sanSsTa sEES a. and 0S low enSSs EoSd ia9S
2l.75; one lot 740-ib. high Choice heif-
ers 23; 90; lots 56Q5950 ID. high
good and choice 21.75-22.75. few lots
730-1 ,060 ID. standard and good 20.00-
Cows and buIls-Utiuty and few
commercial 16.50-lS.00. Gamers and
cutters 15.00-17,OO, light Gamers
1900 l5 90; utility and commercial
bulls 2O; ;00-21.0o' few mead utility up
vesiers-eoOd and choice 15o-.5O
lbs. 26.00-3l.00 closed 80 90 and
down; standard 2:3.OO-a6 90 late.
Stockers and feeders-Load and
lots S5O-1 ,07O lb. medium to low good
feeder steers 20.5O-2I 90. two lots 730-
40 ID. medium and good 23.O0-24 90:
2 lots 330-590-lb. choice stock steers
and calves 2S ,0O-29 90. few 5nO-5S0
ID. medium and low good IS 5O-27 so.
3 lots 5s0-600 lb. common and low
medium :.s;s; .5;I2;3.5os; 40. -. 4.
2,4S4 last week and 2.536 last year
Compared to last Thursday barroWs
lower, mostly $3.50 rents off.
Barrows and gIltS-U: 8. No. and
day through Wednesday. but closed
at 1900, mixed No. l-3 1928 lbs.
1925 through Wednesday. but closed
at 1873 with few mixed No Ia 1s0-
230 lbs. 17.50-17.75.
sows-Few mixed No. 1-3 3oO-55o
lbs. 13.50-1550 Monday.
Evening star., 1961-06-18

occupy an acre tract at Wis
consin avenue and Harrison
street, NV.
Construction will start soor
and completion is expected
within a year, it was an.
nounced by William A. Gawler
president of the funeral firm
The historic property al
1750 So Pennsylvania avenue
NV. has been acquired by
Charles E. Smith. Washington
investor and real estate man
who conternplates erecting g
13-story office building on the
site, Mr.. Gawler said.
Occupied Since 1870
Formerly the Civil Wal
headquarters of General Win.
field Scott, the site has beer
occupied by Gawler's since
1870. The firm previously oc.
cupied a small frame house
directly across the street where
Joseph Gawler. an English.
born C ahinetmaker, originally
established his cabinetmak-
ing and undertaking bushes:
in 1850.
From this site, just west Of
the White House, the firm has
handled funeral arrangements
for many world-famed person
ages, including Presidents, ex-
Presidents. Vice Pre- ST d ents S
Supreme Court justices. mem
bers of Congress, cabinet Of
ficialS, military leaders, foreign
dignitaries and social and busi-
ness leaders of the National
Capital.
Gawler's new quarters will be
located on $4,000 square feet Of
land fronting on newly widen
ed Wisconsin avenue.
Designed by Washington Ar
chitect Arthur L. Anderson, the
building will provide the most
modern facilities and will be
among the outstanding Of its
kind in the Nation. Don D.
McAfee & Associates Of WASH
ington is handling interior
decorations.
A prominent feature will be
q first-floor chapel designed to
accommodate both small and
large services. Its overall ca
pacity will be 275 with per-
nanent pews for 220. but spe-
cial partitions will permit its
adjustment for various require
ments.
A large family room will ad-
Join the chapel and nine state
rooms will occupy the first and
second floors. Selection rooms
and general offices will be on
the third floor. All rooms will
have individual temperature
control. Off-street parking for
more than 100 cars will be
provided.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Springfield Bank
To Build Branch

Plans have been completed
for the Little River Branch OF
the Springfield Bank of Spring
field, Va. and construction will
start around July 10, President
Edward R. Carr announced.
The branch will be located
on Little River turnpike in
Annandale, Va, and will be OF
brick and ceramic tile con-
struction.
1t will have 1900 square feet
Of space for full-service bank
ing. Parking for 27 cars will
be available and drive-tn facili-
ties will be provided. Alvin H.
Griese Of Springfield is the
architect.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
SBICFirTn
Is sOrgonized
In Fairfax

Webb Investment Corp, a
small business investment cor
poration, has been licensed by
the Small Business Administra-
ton and will operate from Of
fices at 10 North Payne street
in the town of Fairfax, Va.
John C. Webb. Fairfax attor-
ney, board chairman Of the Old
Dominion National Bank and
a member of the Virginia Gen.
eral Assembly, is president and
a director of the new invest
ment firm.
The company will start with
100000 capital and additional
capital will be available from
the SBA and private investors,
Mr.. Webb announced.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Millner Of
Fairfax has been elected secre-
tary-treasurer and director.
William B. Perlik Of Mclean,
who is a member Of the WASH
ington legal firm of Cox. Lang
ford, Stoddard and Cutler, is
general counsel and director.
Arthur johnson, Arlington
Certified Public Accountant,
has been appointed financial
consultant and auditor. Addi-
tional directors will be an
nounced shortly from the Nor
folk -Tidewater Area and north
ern Virginia where the firm
will be active.
Under Federal laws, SBIC's
are authorized to furnish loan
funds and equity capital to
small businesses. They can also
furnish managerial and coun-
selling services to small con-
Germs.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, June IT (APl.-After q
strong start the butcher hog market
turned downward late in the week on
an Increased supply and closed steady
TO % cents lower.
Offerings were well below the pre-
vious week but distribution OF the sup
ply was little more irregular with
days.
Liberal supplies of slaughter steers
and lower trend on steer beef in the
wholesale meat trade eXerted a bear
Ism influence and prices in the pens
were as much as 81 a hundredweight
The extreme decline was en- weights
over 1850 lbs. grading choice and
prime but all grades upward OF 1000
lbs. were steady to so cents lower.
Omitted States Dept. of Agriculture)
Barrows and giits steady to IS lower,
sows mostly steady. At the close No.
l and . and mixed No. /, . and 2,
laO-220-lb. barroYs and gifts 1900
l7;25, early in the week No. and 2.
and and and No. and aiY?i naSes4S m1Ses S0 lbs. s.
I6.50-17. 90. No . and 3 22O-260 lbs,
260-2S0 lbs, Is 5O-16OO. mostly No. 3
3SO-35o lbs, l4.50-15.50. Mixed No.
No; 2 and 3 100000 lbs. 12.25-l 90.
Cattle-Slaughter steers aver. choice
and below under 1000 lbs. steady to
25 higher. but mostly steady, high
choice and prime steers all weiglits
and steers all grades over 1900 lbs.
steady to so lower with some choice
and prime over 1,450 lbs. SOL 90
lower. Heifers, $50 lbs. down, gem
orally steady. heavier heifers steady to
rs lower: cows fully steady, bulls
steady to 25 lower. other classes scarce,
Prime and mixed choice and prime
l,050-1 400-lb. steers 90 50-24. so. few
loads prime 1,200-l.375 lbs. "a rs
25. 90, some mixed choice and prime
1.400-1 $50 lbs. 81 .25-22 so. several
loads choice 1,400-1 200 lbs. 2O.25-
q 80, bulk choice 900-1 400 lbs. q. .25-
20 90 late. many loads high choice with
q prime end 1,150-1.350 lbs. 2225-
325 and many average to high choice
1.10O-1.350 lbs. p .5O-22 so. Mixed
good and choice 90O-l 800 lbs. 81 90
2225, few high good and choice $50
200 with few 1.O5O lbs. down -. .25.
Bulk choice heifers $50 lbs. down,
22. 2.50-23.25.. Late several loads choice
ana mixed choice and prime a5O-l,IT5-
Id; heifers, 2150-22. so, with load
mixed high choice and prime l.1o5 lbs,
32. 20. Bulk good generallv $50 lbs,
good and choice 22.00-22 so Utility
ana commercial bulls. 17.50-oI %
Good and choice vealers. o3.OO-2s,OO
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Association
Plans New
Branch

Washington Permanent Saw
ingS and Loan Association will
open another branch office at
.5512 Connecticut avenue NV.
early this autumn, President
Julius A. Maedel announced
yesterday.
Work on a branch office at
2440 Wisconsin avenue NV. is
progressing rapidly and this
unit Is expected to be ready
for business by midsummer,
Mr.. Maedel said.
The associations main Of
flee is at 1921 f street NV,
just across from the Washing
ton Hotel. Founded in 1881,
Washington Permanent is one
of the oldest savings and loan
institutions in the National
Capital.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June II CAP).-Except
for small gains in wheat. the grain
futures market was lower all week and
finished with additional steep losses
in soybeans.
On two Of the five trading days. the
July SoybeanS contract sktdded the limit
Of 10 cents allowed for q single day
on the Board OF Trade.
Despite the spreading winter wheat
crop harvest, that grain was steady
to firm throughout the week, mainly
because Of the absence Of hedge selling
and reports that virtually all the yield
so far has gone directly into the Gov
ernment's price support loan program.
At the end Of the week the maritime
strike exerted a bearish influence in
all pits, particularly soyoeanS.
Corn, the broadest loser among the
grains, was affected somewhat by an
increase in, Government offerings Of
surplus stocks.
At the end Of the week, soybeans
we're 3s4:10s4 cents . bushel lower
July 1.s7ss-s4; corn 1-194 lower. July
1.13ss-i.: oats i2-Is lower. July 64'4i
rye 1-19a lower, July 1.14l7.
Range Of prices for the week:
Evening star., 1961-06-18
SchIoss Is Promoted
By May Stores Firm

Harry o. Schloss, jr., who
has been director of corporate
development for the Hecht Co.,
has been promoted to vice pres
ident of May Department
Stores Co., with headquarters
in Akron, Ohio, effective July
/.
The new vice president will
serve as assistant in operating
matters to Lincoln Cries, exec
utive vice president in charge
of operations for the May
chain, which acquired Hecht's
in a 1859 merger.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
COMMODITIES

NEW YORK. June 16 (AP),-Wide.
spread declines among its various com
ponents caused the Associated press
index OF 35 important commodities to
this week.
The, index fell to 1872 AZ from 1872 .9s
2 week earlier. leaving it well below
the 1875 level Of q year ago.
1851 high, advanced. Livestock fell IA
a new low on the year and declines
also were shown by the Industrial,
food, grainS and COTTON and nonfer.
rous metal components.
Industrials showed the only gain ever
year ago
Evening star., 1961-06-18
GowIer's S Will Leave
111-Yeor-OId Site for
81 Million Quarters
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. {.
June 10, 1861
By DONALD B. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Joseph GawlerS Sons, Inc will from block
OF Pennsylvania NV where it has served Washington
for Ill and plans 81 million
the heart of Northwest Washington
The hreestory brick quarters Georgian style will
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Traffic Too Heavy

Mr.. Gawler expressed regret
that the move had become nee
essary. In view of the increas-
ing traffic problems on Penn
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Capital Film Adds
Webster to Board

George C, Webster, president
of George C. Webster and AS
sociates, management con-
sultants, was elected a direc-
tor Of Capital Film Labora-
tories, Inc. at the recent an
nual meeting.
Mr.. Webster also is president
Of q wholesale heating and
/ air conditioning supply firm.