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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-05
TUESDAY, DEC. IL, 1861
AT 1880 PM.

III
on 4 proposal to improve Rock
Run Drive, Chandler Road and
Brent Road in Fawsett Farms
in the Tenth Election District
(as shown on plans available
for public inspection at Rock
vile Offices of the Department
of Public Works. by construct
ing bituminous roadway 20 feet
wide on a stabilized roadbed "a
feet wide with sodded bitches
along each side along Rock Run
Drive from Falls Road to Kings
gate Road, Chandler Road from
Falls Road to Rock Run Drive,
Brent Road from Brickyard
Road to Rock Run Drive; nee.
essary storm drainage facilities;
driveway entrances where re-
quested by property owners.
The estimated cost of proposed
improvements is SIC, 10000. This
is to be known as front foot
benefit Project No. 1921.
]. C. KORDELLA
Director, Department
of Public Works
t-2211.10.5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-05
Dinner Honors Visitors

DR.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Yer.
don, 2504 Holman ave-, Silver
Spring, were dinner hosts at
Water Gate Inn recently In
honor of DR.. and Mrs. James
McCool of st. Louis, Mo.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-05

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION
CONTRACT NO. 3165-W&S
WATER MAIN AND SEWER
CONSTRUCTION
Sealed proposals for con-
structing in Underwood Drive,
Sulky Lane, Renwood Lane and
Stonewood Lane, Tilden Woods,
Montgomery County, Md, APP
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-05
lesaI Advertisement
Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that
the County Council will conduct
a public hearing in the Hearing
Room, County Office Building
Con 7th floor, Rockville, Mary
land
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-05

ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS & APIS. WANTED

FURN. ROOM e. 1 MEAL A
DAY sought by employed yng.
man; vic. Bethesda, Wheaton,
Rockville, Silver Spring. Phone
bet. 7-8 am. or 7-8 pm, 1852
POPS. 3t-12-9
Evening star., 1961-04-08

alternate, the shelf can be
supported by cleats attached
to the sides.
Bench Saw Useful
The bench saw is partic-
ularly useful for cutting the
grooves for the sliding doors.
Since the narroweSt set-up
on a dado is too wide for
making these tracks, the cuts
can be accomplished in two
passes on the bench saw,
moving the fence slightly for
the second pass. Make one
cut on each of the sides, top
and bottom before moving
the fence for the second pass.
Without q bench saw, the
tracks can be made by using
different width wood strips
or you may prefer to use
extruded aluminium tracks
that can be purchased in a
hardware store for about 50
per cabinet.
A 1-by-3 board goes In the
rear of the cabinet at the top.
Screws through this board
hold the cabinet to the wall.
A 1-by-3 board beneath the
cabinet is attached to the
wall first and this takes the
weight Of the cabinet.
Be sure that the corners
of the cabinet are perfectly
Evening star., 1961-04-08
Wall Storage
Made Easy

The popularity Of compact
cars In America Is assured.
Let the statisticians assign
any reason they wish for
this but we know what is
actually behind it.
When Mr.. Citizen learns
that he can drive his COM
pact into the garage, open the
door wide, step out in a
dignified manner and walk
out of the garage instead of
having to turn sideways and
inch his way out so as to
avoid tumbling all the garden
tools on his head, he is so
delighted that his immediate
impulse is to trade in the
old ferry boat.
If you have a compact
garage instead Of a compact
car, you may be interested
in storage cabinets that can
be attached to the walls in
strategic locations. One IL
inch wide board, IL feet long
is required for each cabinet.
You will also need 5 feet
OF 1-by-3 lumber and hard
board for the doors.
A table saw simplifies the
construction but it is not
essential, For example, the
middle shelf is neater and
stronger if it is set into a
dado on each side. AS an
Evening star., 1961-04-08

A new concept in garden opornents pro-
Vides oir-conditioned living indoors and
terroced living outdoors. Beautifully Iond-
seoped in true garden apartment trodi-
tion, the buildings themselves offer O
unique architectural pottern.
Especially convenient for those who work
at the Pentoeon, Arlington Annex, Shirley
industrial Park, Alexandra and many
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square before fastening to
the wall, otherwise you may
have trouble sliding the
doors.
The doors are made of
u Inch hardboard. Pegboard
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was used in the construction
of our model and proved to be
very effective. Each door is
Is inches wide so there Is an
overlap when they are closed.
The height depends upon the
Evening star., 1961-04-08
BRADLEY ESTATE AREA
$28,95O

1901 MaryknOll Avenue-NEW SPLIT-LEVEL ON u ACRE
We'll designed living dining rm. and kitchen with
olshWasher ETC. and breakfast space bedms 2 baths
charming spacious family rm, carport The OUTSTAND-
ING VALUE in this socially desirable area Convenient
terms
out Bradley 5ud Wilson Lane Burning Tree Rd to
second 5eeehss Winter6v M to MarvEnoH and
" - N""'N' U"O
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OFF RIVER ROAD, ON " ACRE $4,000
!Z24 Selkrk Drive, Bethesda-HUGE NEW RAMBLER IN
AREA OF LARGE ESTATES-Big rooms gracious en-
trance hall; superb living large dining rm de luxe
1881 kitchen, separate breakfast rm bedrms bathx
large porch over 2-car garage ON LOWER LEVEL rec
reation rm. with fireplace. Sth bedrm, 3rd BATH etc
Setktrk and " " '~ ~ OOO~ :"
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BOGLEY-Homes Open Sunday 10
S33,95O

GKEENWlCH FOREST $33,95O
5537 Lambeth ROad-NOTHING is MORE REATTTIETrT
THAN THIS FASHIONABLE BETHESDA AREA-Center
nan plan attractive living rm; extra large dining rm
olsiWaSner, disposal, etc. powder Den and kitchen
ootn open to large terrace overlooking charmnev land
scaped lot with fish pond stately trees many shrubs Up
stairs twin-size bedrmS, baths pu-dovn stairs to
iinsned attic Downstairs large recreation m on garden
level, 4th bedrm. 3rd bath ~
Lambeth, right ~ ~ " "'NO'" "0"~' ''' 70
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Send q ST mped, self
addressed envelope for fur
ther information.
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BURNING TREE MANOR
$43,5OO

DOnNINU AREE MANUK S4S,5OO
9131 Holly Oak Drive-LARGE SPLIT-LEVEL ON y
ACRE, NEAR GOLF COURSES-Center hail. cathedral
ceiling in living rmr family dining m dishwasher dis
posal onette space tw1n-sze bedrms baths paneled
recreation rm and BATH garage with electric door Many
valuable extras Wooded setting; lovely paintings
Bradley Blvd Holly OAK left blocks
Evening star., 1961-04-08

Miss L. B. A.-Those dark
spots on the terrazzo floor
are signs of dampness pene-
Evening star., 1961-04-08

depth assembled. Install Q
finger cup in each door.
outpatients' Clinic
DIR. F. C. L.-Water is
causing that paint to peel.
Evening star., 1961-04-08

-
ROCK CREEK HILLS S49,95O
S512 Hawick COurt-AIR- CONDITIONED RAMBLER-2
HUGE MASTER BEDRMS.-ALMOST "A ACRE-Ideally
planned for family with grown children n-laws On en-
trance level gracious big living n large dining rn at
Tactive Florida perfect kitchen with breakfast space
two very large bedms two baths On lower level with
full windows suite of two bedrms BATH recreation
rm. and utility rms. Two-car garage.
o. out c1nE HDs % pa, GneSg G1q Ike a Ms ng right
BURNING TREE ESTATES S3545O
Sl17 Seven Locks Road-LUXURY RAMBLER ON a
ACRE. BEDROOMS, BATHS ON ONE LEVEL-Fuil
dining room superb kitchen with huge pantry break
fast space Recreation and one-half bath workshop
2-car carport All redecorated Ideal for country living
Bethesda Course lett on sepsn Locks RG
KENSINGTON S17,s5O
1905 Lowell Place-ASSUNTE 4hqs TRUST; SlO5 MONTH
PAYS ALL-Charming 3-bedrm brick rambler with large
recreation rm. Kitchen has dshwasher, disposal dnete
space Gas heat Lot 160 IT. deep, beautifully planted
& S on pf fs. Hs % I 10 M S s g ssSr
BETHESDA $2O,95O
44OO West Virginia Ave. COMFORTABLE CAPE COD,
NEAR B-CC HIGH SCHOOL AND LOURDES PARO-
CHIAL-Ftreplace in living dining r good kitchen
bedrms, and bath on 1st floor Upstairs huge dormi
tory bedrm Enclosed porch provides breakfast r Garage
Large lot with holly trees FHA deal accent
able with low down payment
oa oa w%,G9nsin % Az. pas" the sstassds Thsaer
Evening star., 1961-04-08

trating the floor. The builder
goofed when installing the
waterproof membrane.
Evening star., 1961-04-08

Warrsn Adler, Lid.
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xtenoE No Painting Ever Required

Lower Level: ss5 So. Ft.-Six steps down
from the attractive entry foyer brings you
to :. huge 8x24 it, Recreation Room,
FINISHED, ready for family fun and re-
Ioxotion the doy you move in PLUS
an additional l8x24 #. Bonus Room that
you can use os you please for extra
bedrooms with another bath ?. for q
hobby room or workshop .. in short: all
the space your family will need for years
and years.
$875.00 including settlement
Evening star., 1961-04-08

Upper Level: se2 So. Ft.-Five steps up
from the dramatic mid-IeveI entry foyer
is the main living oreo including E.
Large living room with lovely picture vim
dow j.. Separate dining room l.
Shaped Kitchen with birch-finished cob
inets and Forrico work surfoces
Three bedrooms, each with floor -to-ceI-
ing, woIkin wardrobe closets .Coot
and linen closets .. and complete mod
ern bathroom.
TotoI FHA Gosh REQUIRED opI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
County Projects
Authorized By
WSSC Contracts

Nine contracts totaIin &
$48,141 for construction of wat
err mains, sewers and house con-
nections were awarded this
week by the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission,
four of them for Montgomery
County projects.
The Montgomery County con-
tracts went to the following
firms:
Metropolitan Utilities Corp,
College Park, $4451 for water
mains, sewers and house con.
nections in Georgetown Village.
Kelley Construction Corp, Sill
yer Spring, $3719 for water and
sewer connections in Hillandale
and Holly Hill.
Metropolitan Utilities Con-
struction Corp, $3397 for water
and sewer house connections in
Crystal Springs and Oakview.
Vinton Construction Co.,
$2046 for water mains in Glen
Echo Heights and Fort Sum-
ner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
Suburban Dividend

Suburban Trust Company
stockholders have approved dis.
tribution of a stock dividend of
one share for each twenty
shares held as of March 20,
1861. The dividend will be is.
sued on April / with certificates
being mailed shortly thereafter,
according to T. Howard Duck.
EFT, chairman of the Board and
]. Robert Sherwood, president.
The move will increase the
capital stock from 316,217
shares to a total of $4,000
shares.
Enclosed with the notice were
warrants representing the total
number of shares of new capital
stock which the stockholders
are entitled to purchase, on the
basis of one and one-fifth shares
of each ten shares held as of
March 20, 1861, at the subscrip.
ton price of $50 a share.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
By Joel Thomas
Silver Spring Growth

Bill Brannan, president of the
Silver Spring Board of Trade,
points out that the skyline OF
the Silver Spring business dis
trict has been changing of late.
''We're developing little
Wall Street at the north end
and a motel and restaurant
center at the southern end of
the business district" Mr.. Bran
nan said. ''These changes are an
indication of the dynamic vir-
ility of the area"
Most recent addition to the
lower Silver Spring area is Sam
Figs Georgian Motel, a six
story air conditioned building at
King Street and Georgia Ave
nue.. Its upper floors command
a majestic view of downtown
Washington and many miles of
the rolling Maryland suburbs.
The million dollar structu"
has 125 rooms and a luxurious
90-seat restaurant called the
Georgian Cellar.
The new motel is just around
the corner from the In-Town
and Park Silver Motels. Thus
the three buildings provide a
total of 300 modern guest rooms
in the Silver Spring area.
Within easy walking distance
of the motel district are two
Italian restaurants, Japanese
restaurant, a Hot Shoppe, deli
catessen and two seafood res
taurants.
Meanwhile at the north end of
Silver Spring the new Bank of
Silver Spring Building is being
rushed to completion for June
occupancy. Located at the north
east corner of the Georgia Ave-
nue. and Cameron Street inter-
section, the new nine story
building adds stature to the
rapidly developing financial dis
trict. Perpetual Building and
Guardian Federal Building, each
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
Expansion

Washington Engineering Serv-
ices Co., Inc, has acquired an
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
It's Not Too
Late to Aid
Heart Drive

Newton 7. Steers, chairman
for Montgomery County's 1861
Heart Fund, appealed this week
TO support from county resi-
dents who have not yet con-
tributed to the campaign.
cts not too late" Steers COM
mented, ito mail your gift and
thereby add your support to the
efforts of the thousands of vol
unteers, laymen, physicians and
related professional people, who
gave so generously of their time
and talent to help hearts every
where"
"A total of $42,814 has been
Tailed to date Steers contin-
ued, land although this is not a
final figure, it is disturbingly
below the 1860 total of $500
voluntary Heart Fund con-
tributions are not only respon-
sible for the program of service,
research and education of our
own local Association; they are
also a vital part Of our national
attack on cardiovascular dis
eases. Heart Fund dollars over
the past decade have been re-
sponsible for many major
achievements in the prevention,
treatment and cure of heart dis
eases. Whether Montgomery
County contributes its just
share of these research funds
in 1861 and whether or not it
can continue its extensive local
program viii depend on the sue.
cess of this years campaign"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
New Licensees

Charles E. Murphy, William
P Cavanaugh and Dorothy M.
Murphy have recently qualified
and obtained their Maryland
real estate brokers' licenses.
They will work as Associate
Brokers from the firm of C.
Paul Hickman, Inc, of Wheaton,
according to an announcement
by Mr.. Hickman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
Seminar Head

A two-day seminar on micro
wave measurements was held
recently at the Kenwood Golf
and Country Club. The seminar
was conducted for representa-
tives of Weinschel Engineering
Co. of Kensington. Twenty rep
resentatives of the company at
tended the meeting, including
two from Milan, Italy.
Part of the second day was
devoted to tour of the Vein
schel plant with demonstrations
of equipment and the methods
of production.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
P-TA to Hear
Russian Official

Vladimer L. Lomotsev, second
secretary of the Russian En-
bassy, will speak at the regular
meeting of the Park Street Ele-
mentary School P-TA, Rockville,
on April 4 at s pm.
Speaking on the Russian
school system, Mr.. Lomotsev
will answer questions from the
floor following his talk. At
previous meetings of the group,
the parents have heard talks
about the Park Street school
system by Clair Baum, princi-
pal, and the instructors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
Program Slated
For Elementary,
Secondary Pupils

Registrations are now
open and will be accepted
through June % for Mont
gomery County's 1861 sum-
mer school program, offering
both remedial and makeup
work and enrichment courses
at the elementary and second
airy school levels.
Corrective courses are planned
for pupils who need help in
basic academic courses and who
will profit from instruction in
small class groups, school Off
Gals said. Enrichment courses
are designed to give experience
usually not provided in the
regular school program for
children with special abilities
and interests.
The elementary school pro-
gram will operate from June
% through July %, with classes
in session five days a week
from $3.50 to 1880 am. at Belt,
Broome, Eastern, Kensington,
Montgomery Hills, North Be.
thesda, Sligo and Western jun
Tor high schools and al Cath
ersburg High School.
Enrolment Sites Set
Pupils may register at their
present schools up to June Is
and after that date at the CEN
tiers they wish to attend or at
the board of educators sum-
mer program office in Rock
vile. Private, parochial and non
resident pupils may register at
the school nearest their homes
or at the summer office.
Secondary schools will be in
session from June % through
August Is at these locations:
Grades Z and 8-Belt, Eastern,
Kensington, Montgomery Hills,
North Bethesda and Western
junior high schools; Grades Z
through 12-Gaithersburg and
Richard Mont gomery High
Schools, and Grades 8 through
12--Bethesda Chevy Chase,
Montgomery Blair and Wheaton
High Schools.
Class hours for secondary
schools will be as follows:
Grades z and 8, TAO am. to
10:15 am. and from 1890 am.
TO pm, and Grades 9 through
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
New Firm

Robocrafts, Inc, providing
automatic reproduction, tipping
and mailing services, opened its
doors at 327 East Montgomery
Avenue, Rockville, recently, I'M
der the direction of Stanley J.
D. James, general manager. Mr..
James was formerly with the
Charles G. Stott Co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
Schools List
Summer Plan

II, 7:45 am. to 1890 am. and
from 10:45 am. to 1870 pm.
Adult Courses Offered
The secondary program gen.
orally is open only to students
who have completed the seventh
grade, but adults will be per-
mitted to enroll in the typing
and driver education classes.
Students may register at their
home schools for original credit
and enrichment courses up to
June /, and for review courses
on June % and June 26 at the
centers they wish to attend.
The junior and senior high
school program is planned bas-
ically for students presently en-
rolled in the grade which nor
mally offers the courses they
seek to pursue in summer
school. However, some advance
work will be permitted with
the approval Of the students
school counsellors, although no
student will be allowed to take
courses in advance of the grade
in which he will be enrolled
next September.
Among special courses in the
secondary program are an
eighth grade history project
with an audio-visual approach,
developmental reading, science
field studies, pilot five-week
programs in United States his
tory and Algebra /.
Experiments Planned
In the elementary grades, en-
richment courses will include
mathematics, science, space.age
geography, individualized read
ing, creative writing, music, in
strumental music and art.
Two experimental programs
also will be offered-a two-week
session giving children outdoor
learning experience in mathe-
matics, science, geography, his
tory, art and music and a spe-
cial "live-in" school for a two
week period at Monocacy Ele-
mentary' School, new school in
the Dickerson-Barnesville area.
The latter is limited to 40 chill
dren.
Residential tuition in the ele-
mentary program will be $50
for each four-week course and
$40 for instrumental music and
the field work in mathematics,
science and art, while non-resi-
dents will pay an additional
$40. The cost of participation
in the Monocacy experiment
will be $40, including all ex-
penses for the two-week ses-
sion.
Secondary tuition will be $50
for most courses, with $35 fee
assessed for driver education
and $50 for science laboratory
courses for county residents.
AS in the elementary schools,
non-residents will pay an addi-
tional ten dollars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
New Position

Frank N. Heinly, formerly of
Charles G. Stott, Co., Silver
Spring, has taken a new posi-
ton as sales manager of Office
Furniture, Inc, 1906 K Streets
N. w.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
Promotion

Jack O'Brien, of 1900 Blair
Mill rd., Silver Spring, has been
promoted to the position of
Convention Manager of the
Mayflower Hotel. He formerly
held the post of sales represent
alive.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
Appointment

Joe r. Carney has been
named sales manager of the
Wheaton office of the c. P.
Fletcher realty firm, according
to a recent announcement.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30
County Business

off-site facility at 1921 Cordell
Avenue, Bethesda to house some
of the staff of its Technical Di.
vision. the Library and provide
a conference room.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-30

five stories, are on two OF the
remaining corners of the inter-
section.
Evening star., 1961-06-27


not Congress approves legtSla-
ton to authorize a $750,000
SEC investigation of all stock
exchanges and over-the counter
trading in securities.
Mr.. Cary said several SEC
employees already are at work
on what he called "the prob
lens of the mutual funds. ;"
He said they were assigned this
task because of an increase in
the number of public COM
plants against certain funds.
q Summarizing these problems,
Mr.. Cary said there have been
charges that firms which ad-
wise funds on investments got
exhorbitant fees, that there are
questionable relationships be-
tween funds, brokers. under
writer's and fund directors.
In his opening statement to
the subcommittee, Mr.. Cary
said many inexperienced peo-
pie have invaded the securities
business in recent years and
threaten a lowering of market
standards.
The SEC chairman said the
securities business has grown
so rapidly during the past dec
ade that many of its statesmen
work part time, have no par
ticular qualifications to sell Sc
curitieS, and, most important,
many are not subject to the
kind of supervision which in
SureS high ethical standards.
The problem Of inexperi-
enced SaleSmen has been par
ticularly marked in the area
Of mutual funds, Mr.. Cary said.
Mr.. Cary said ethical prob
lens have been complicated by
the increase in the number of
branch offices maintained by
brokerage firms. with conSe-
Evening star., 1961-06-27
McCrory Names Dow

NEW YORK, June 81 (AP)
The McCrory Corp. has
named J. Neal Dow, senior vice
president and assistant to the
president, as president Of the
company's expanded Mcclellan
Green Stores Division. He will
retain his former duties.
Evening star., 1961-06-27
Ford Foundation Offers
S231 Million of Stock

has sold over IA million shares
Of Ford common in three previ-
GUS sales. The latest offering
of 2.75 million represents
about S per cent of the out
standing stock of the Nations
second largest auto company.
After the sale the Founda-
ton win still hold about So per
cent Of the outstanding shares.
It received the stock from
Henry Ford and his son Edsel.
None Of the proceeds If the
current sale will go to the auto
firm.
Blyth g. Co. is heading the
underwriting syndicate.
Evening star., 1961-06-27

quent decentralization of con-
troll.
The SEC chief said the num-
ber of customers men regis
tered with the New York Stock
Exchange increased from
1O,6OS in 1850 to 1886 this
year. He said the number reg
istered as operating in the
over the counter marke t
jumped from 28,794 to 93,351
during the same period.
Mr.. Cary complained, too,
that there is a lack of basic
information concerning the
over-the-counter market"
Evening star., 1961-06-27
Insurance Sales
Exceed Year Auo

Sales Of ordinary life insur-
ance in Washington totaled
$22,803,000 in May, a gain of
IL per cent from May last year,
the Life Insurance Agency
Management Association re-
ported today.
Sales in five months. of this
year aggregated $110,613,000.
up 13 per cent.
Evening star., 1961-06-27
METALS

NEW YORK, June 81 (AP).-spOt
81 cents Q pound, Connecticut Valley.
Lead II cents q pound, New York.
Zinc llk cents a pound, East st.
Louis. Tin 1.19h q pound. NeW York.
Foreign silver 91A cents per troy
steel No. l heavy was quoted BY Iron
Age at 36.O0-37.00.