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LUMBERGER. zoIJH T. y. -.

LUMBERGER. ZOLLIE, Jr. On Tues-
gay, gay, august 2s,. 1862, at the Mt.
Ato veterans Administration Hos
pitsl. zOLLIE LUMBERGER, Jr1 of
la Que st. NV, husband nj
Ereda Lumberger, son of Zollie I.um-
perser, ST. He also is survived hv
ms ms ersndmother. Alice F. Lumber
ger, and one brother. Donald Ium-
berger: other relatives and friends
friends are invited to call at The
FRAZER Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode
!Slahd ave, NV, on Friday, August
5I' from 3 to 2 p.m:- Funeral and
Dterment SaltZhurp pa NA'N
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GAsKINs. LOLITA. On Tuesday, Au

Eust IS, 1862, LOLITA GAsKINs
of 1912 5th st. ne, sister of Henry
Green and Lavinia Cooper. She also
is survived by three nieces, other
relatives and friends. Friends may
Home. New Jersey ave and ST
NV, today after & pm, where
funeral services will be held on
Saturday. September |, at 10 am.
lnterment Harmony Memorial Psrk.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN, Garden of the
Apostles Crypt with burial sites.
Call RA 3-l392.
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AWYSv AAqEgSt y. 1862: RIcHARpnO RpnOnSfy MA.
oTs9 6f Rs9tr oi S33 M st. NV, uncle
survived by devoted friend. Louise
Hutchenson. Friends may cali al
NE Malyan g. Schey. Inc. Funerai
Home, New Jersey ave and ST.
Nv, today. after d pm, Where
funeral services will be held nr
SATURDAY. September !. at m
lnterment Harmony Mennnriai parh
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eust .. 1852. at his residence, 25i3 !
NS9SsSn 6AS cHRR Al WsSt @ bsstsge 5s6Jsd bSsbaa M6
OF Mrs. Mary E. Carr tGargeSl,
father Of John P; Carr. il, and
brother Of Marguerite Dant, Richard
A. and james I. Carr. He also is
survived by two grandchildren
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th and Mass. ave. ne, until
$50 am Saturday, September /.
Requiem mass will be offered at ST.
Johns Baptist De LaSalle Catholic
Church. 800 Sargent I'd. Chillum
Nd, at 10 am. lnterment Mt, Olivet
Cemetery. 81
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...V.'a OtEs NgII 7 IIWI SUD y
Augus: so, 1852, in Lantana. Fla,
SOLOMON HURWITZ, beloved hus-
hand Of Elizabeth R. Hurwitz and
devoted father of Mrs. Ruby Stein
berg Of Falls Church, Va. and Irving
HurwitZ of Silver Spring. Nd He
also is survived by five sisters. Mrs
Ethel Peterson and Mrs, Bessie
Turok OF New York, Mrs. Anna Danzie
and Mrs. Ida Sekulow OF Baltimore
Md. Miss Rae Hurwitz of New York
and Mrs. Sylvia Ben-David. and
brother, George Hurwitz, and sever
grandchildren. Mr.. Hurwitz rests a
the Bernard Danzansky e. Sons Fl
neral Home, 35Ol I4th St n "
Notice Of funeral ,ater
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FRANCIS L. BUTLER. Rec. Secy

CAREY. MADGE WRIGHT. On Tues
Gsg Aqsust IS 1862; soN MADGE SSjI;
Hampshire ave. NV. Apt. 3Ol. be-
loved wife of Dr. Lawrence B. Carey.
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. After 1 pm. Fri
day, friends are invited to call at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1870
9th St NV, where services will be
held at 10 am. Saturday, September
! lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 81
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MARY CATHERINE Sud.

denly, on Thursday. August 30.
1857 at her residence 907 44th
St: ne, MARY CATHERINE Toll
LIVER; She is survived by a sister.
Miss Mamie CLARK: a sister-in law
and a brother-in-law. three step
children. Vivian. James and Thomas
Iolllver: two daughters- in Jaw
Margaret and Alice Tolliver; 10
grandchildren and a host OF nieces
and nephews and other relatives and
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by Alexander s. Pope
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DFatha

AIKENS. JOHN r. On Monday August
81, 1862. JOHN F. AIKENS of Slg
Crittendeu ST. nv. beloved husband
Of Sadie R Aikens, father Of MS;
Beatrice Colbert srsndiatheT OF
He also Is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Nellie Dent; one brother. James
Aikens, one foster sister. Mrs.
Princess NJ Bowman, Son-in-lsW.
.John Colbert: a sisteE-in-law. MIS-; MIS-
friends After ) pm. Friday, August
Al. friends are invited 10 call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You st NV
where services will be held on Satur-
ment Harmony Cemetery.
DADDY. WALTER. On Tuesday. August
IS. ia62. WALTER DADDY Of 1905
st Sc beloved father Of MIS-
Emma Holmon, grandfather OF WIZ
Ham DOUGLASS. He also IS survived
by five nleces. one nepheW, otner
peiatives and friends. The late Mr
Badly may be viewed al the Stewart
Funeral Home, 80 H ST. ne. after
3 pm Friday where services VIII
Be held Saturday. September l. at
pm the Rev. A. J. Msttison Of
Relating. Interment Lincoln Me
mortal Cemetery. 81
BOTTLE. KING. On Tuesday, August
IS, 1862. He is survived by many
relatives Friends may call at the
w II. Bacon Funeral Home l1H2
eth ST nv. Friday August 81. 1862.
after ! p m. Services and interment
Tarboro, N. c.
BRITT. J. DONALD. On Wednesday,
August 20. 1862, at Providence Hos
pital J. DONALD BRITT of ISL
irving st. ne. brother Of Estelle
Britt Funeral from Collins Fu-
neral Home. 1921 14th st. NV,
on Saturday. September /, at $3.50
am REQUIEM mass at st. Francis
De Sales Church, 20l5 Rhode Island
ave ne. at 10 am. lnterment
Glenwood Cemetery. 81
BROWN. DAVID H. On Wednesday,
August ~ 1862. at George Wash
ington University Hospital, DAVID
H. BROWN of ls40 Mass. ave, Sc.
beloved husband of Mrs. Ruth T;
Brown. He also leaves two devoted
dsughters, Mrs. Doris Childs and
Mrs Jeanne Reddick: two brothers
Bernard Hawkins and James Smith;
sister. Mrs. Florence Holt; two
Grandchildren. many other relatives
aud friends. Friends may call at
his late residence, 1870 Mass. ave.
Sc, after pm Friday, August 81,
where the rosary will be recited
at s pm Solemn requiem mass
will be sung for the repose Of his
soul on Saturday. September /, at
10 am. at ST. Cyprian's Church.
18th and sts. sc. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrange
meutS by Alexander 6 pope 81
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GEORGE. ANTHONY PETE (ToNY)

suddenly on wednesday, August ~,
l9i2. ANTHONY PETE TONY
Hyattsvi!le, Md, beloved husband Of
Carrie VenerIs George and father OF
Renee Georse and brother Of Tessea
Ca-man, Mary Griffin and Anna
George Nj George rests at Gasch's
Funeral Home. 473a Baltimore ave Of,
HyattSviile. Md Services at the
Greek Orthodox Church. Preston ST.
and Maryland ave. Baltimore, Nd,
on Saturday, Septe ember L. at ! IN.
Relatives and friends invited. INFER
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. Balti-
more. Nd Friends may call after
= n ~, Tbursdav Aupust 2n a.
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HVRLBUKT, LLOYD. On wednesday
August %. 1892. at his residence.
Brysns Road. Md. LLOYD HURL-
BURT, father OF Lloyd W and
Frederick A. Hurlburt of Indian
Head, Md; John L. Hurlburt Of
Fredericksburg. Va; Ewsrd M Hurl-
burt Of Pomfret, Md, and Mrs.
William Chapman of La Plata. Md
Funeral from the HUNT Funeral
Home. Waldorf. Md on Saturday,
September |. at $40 am. Services
At ST. Johns Church Pomonkey,
Md. az 10 am. Interment Bunny
OAK Cemetery. Prayers Friday at
pm. 81
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BROWN, DAVID Fl. RECITATION OF ros-
~A ary, ST. Paus Command
N@A cry, No 2S6. Knights Of
NeS4N St John residence OF late
AZ aW DAVID H. BROWN. lS40
VMN Massachusetts, ave Sc, at
~N S pm. Friday, August 81,
YAK 1852.
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T.: E.: ! !. !;
IN ance Lodge, No. 2OS. A
NN/N tember !. 1862, for the
W sonic services for our late
brother, LLOYD HURLBURT, at
st. Johns Episcopal Chapel. Po-
monkey. Nd, at 10 am. Interment
Bumpy Oak Cemetery.
H. c. WINS. Secy. ri
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THOMAS, JAMES. Departed this lif
Wednesday. August 20, 1852, at hi
residence, 1910 Rhode Island ave
ne, Brentwood. Md, JAMES
THOMAS. He leaves to mourn theil
loss a devoted wife. Jemina Thomas
two daughters. two stepSons, four.
teen grandchildren, seventeen great.
grandchildren. a host Of other rela.
tives and many friends. From 4 Il
10 pm. Friday. AuguSt 81, friend!
may call at the Hoffman Funera
Home, aOq 9Th st. NV, after II
am. Saturday. September /. bod,
will lie in state at the Brentwood
A. NJ. E. Church. Brentwood, Md
until l pm. funeral time fror
the above church, the Rev. Grayso
]. Kelsh officiating. Interment HaI
mony Memorial Park Cemeter!
Arransements by Edmonson Funeri
Service. N
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N1Oh OIhSoON, AuJI. 81
WILLIAMSON, MARY ELIZABETH. On
Thursday, August 80. 1862. at Circle
Terrace Hospital, MARY ELIZA
BETH WILLIAMSON. daughter of
the late James A. and Mary Frances
Williamson. and aunt of Mrs. Audrey
We Spence, Mrs. Irwin M Hufford
and James A. williamson, all OF
Alexandria, Va; Mrs. Edward j.
A. B. Marchant Of Darien, Conn.
Friends may call at the Everly-
Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900 West
Braddock rd.. Alex, Va. where
services will be conducted on Sat
urday, September J. at pm. In
terment Ivy Hills Cemetery. In lieu
OF flowers, contributions may be
made to the American Cancer So
ciety. Alexandra Chapter.
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TIMM, HARRY J. On TUESDAY Au0p,

-, 1852, at Doctors Hospital
HARRY J. TIMM. beloved HUSBAND
Of Mary Thelma Timm, brother Of
Md; uncle Of Mrs. Kathryn Murphy
Patricia and Michael Murphy, alsc
Of Baltimore. Md; Mrs. Irene Hoover
Brett, Dawn and Timothy Hoover
James and Michael Young OF Alex.
andria, Va; James B.. John anc
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
until $3.50 am. Saturday, September
Requiem mass will be offered Al
st. Joseph's Catholic Church. &c
and c SITS. ne, at 10 am. Inter.
ment Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Bal
timore, Md. 81
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WALSH, GENEvIEvE c. On wednes-

day August e. 1882, at At her ge1Hsi resi-
GFSEivrEJ2So dsaSfi 41So MilitaEy I'd. 3 NV;
daughter Of the late Peter H. and
Sarah c. Walsh, sister OF John l.,
Thomas E. and William A. Walsh
and Mrs. Mae Fielder. Friends may
call at the de Vol Funeral Home,
2222 Wis. ave. NV, after z pm
Thursday, August 30. REQUIEM mass
will be offered at St. AIMS Church,
Wis. ave. and Yuma st. NV, on
Saturday, September |, at a:3O am.
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
81
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day August 50. 1852, i at Beekmanl
Hospital. New York City. CHAUN
Brooklyn. N Y. and 2OO0 Conn
ave. NV, Washington. D. C.: stepsor
OF Mrs. John B. Slmering, brother oi
Mrs. W. A Jump. Mrs. James
Clements and Mrs. Edward Fitz.
gerald. services at the S. H. Hine;
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 14th st
NV, on Saturday. September /. at
> pm parking facilities Inter
ment CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery
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RICHARDSON. DOROTBY LEsLEY

MT q HAhDSUN; Ta DUhUIH1 LESLEf
her residence, 1881 d st. sc.
DOROTHY L. RICHARDSON. wife o.
James L. Richardson. beloved dauEh.
ter OF Mrs. Lesley o. Slaughter She
also is survived BY two stepchlldren
Margaret and James L. Richardson
two sisters. Mrs. Blanche P Tucker
Mrs, Mary Louise Taylor; four
brothers. David L.. Roger T. Ber.
nard and Raymond Slaughter; a
devoted frienu. James Turner: a host
OF other relatives and friends Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 eth st
ne. Notice of funeral later.
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Ausust 70, Ia6a, at The " Home for fol
of 1000 Garrison ST. NV. the wife
Of the late Maurice Homiller and
mother Of Norman C. Homiller.
Also survived by four sisters. six
grandchildren and ten great-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Saturday, September /. at II 30
am. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
81
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HOY. EDWARD JOSEPH. Sr. On Thur,

day, August 30, 1862. at Montgom-
cry General Hospital, EDWARD
CLANCY rd., Silver Spring. Md, huS-
band Of the late Katherine W. Hoy
and father of Edward j., jr, and
Carl David HOY. There are four
grandchildren. Mr. Hoy rests at the
Warner E Pumphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
Nd. tparkine facilities Service will
be held on Saturday, September .
at 9:i5 am, at St. Johns Evan
gelist Church. lO9OI Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Nd. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. Sympathy may be
expressed in the form Of donations
to Catholic Charities. Archdiocese OF
WaShington. l1l0 N st. NV. Wash
inRton, D. c. Friends may visit at
the funeral home after pm. Fri
day.
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DEATHS

ITO ulNNhItIEs VI
Services by Chambers
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"ILL,o' ENHNOIS r. Inc offlcers anc
NThr,7 members of Fort Steven,
AS$A Post. No. 80. are hereby
Skk$X2 notified of the death oI
A H6E Comrade NCIS F
SNNNS WELLS and are requested
H to attend services at Nal.
ley's Funeral Home. 320C
Rhode Island ave, Mount Rainier
Nd. Friday. August 81, 1862. al
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HILL, BUNKER. All members Of Mont
gomery Commandery, No
e 81 l3. Knights Templer. are
S1DI1$% hereby ordered to assemble
S0 in full uniform on Satur-
KS day, September |. 1862, al
the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Nd. for the purpose
Of conducting services for Sir knight
BUNKER HILL, E P c.
JAMES A. I. PARKER, Cemdr.
LAWRENCE z. ASHWORTH,
E. P. c. Recorder.
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August IS, 1852, at her residence,
1927 G ST. Sc, ANNIE GROSS.
beloved mother of Mrs. Evelyn Cog
sans and William Gross She also Is
survived by three brothers, George
Turner, John and Moses Spencer:
host of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines Co Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th
ST. ne. tample parking facilities
where friends may call after 3 pm
Friday. August 81. Funeral services
Saturday. September /. at pm.
al the Pilgrim Baptist Church, 7th
and I SITS. ne, the Rev. Charles
w. Green officiating. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery, 2q3l
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HENDERSON, AMANDA CATHERINE

On Friday, August "A. 1862. She is
survived by her mother. Mrs Fannie
Wheatley; one sister. Nellie Bryant:
beloved friend. James Barnes
Friends may call at the w. H Bacon
Funeral Home l722 7th st NV
Friday. August 81. 1862. after (
m. where services will be held
Saturday. September |. 1862, at ,
pm. Interment Carver Cemetery.
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GUICE, IDA RUTH. or $3.50 Piney
Branch rd., Silver Spring, Md. on
August 80, 1852 wife of James H
Guice. mother Of Miss Sadie NJ
Mary Ann. Robert and Ronald
Gulce. Services at Chambers Flu
neral Home. 5l7 11th ST. Sc. on
Friday. August 81, at s pm. Inter
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WELLS. FRANCIs ?. on wednesday,

WELLS. FRANCIS ?; On Wednesday,
WELLS of 1888 Eastern ave. ne,
beloved husband Of Theresa M
Wells and brother Of Robert @. and
John r, Wells, Mrs Jeanette PUN
phrey, Mrs. Ruth Vetter and Mrs.
Mary Sheppard. Friends may cali
at Nalley's Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave,
ne. Funeral Saturday. September /
az 1890 am: thence to st. John
Baptist De La Sale Catholic Church
where mass will be offered at Ii
am, for the repose of his soui
Relatives and friends invited. Inter.
ment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. 81
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GOINS, POLLIE. on Wednesday, Au-
gust 30, 1862, POLLIE COINS,
loving mother Of Mrs Martha Lucas,
James and Isaac Coins. Thirteen
srandchildren, twelve great-grand-
children, two daughters-in-law, Mrs
Iona and Virginia Coins: many
other relatives and friends also sur
vlve. Mrs Coins will rNst at her
late residence, Route 654. Sideburn
Va, after 6 pm. Saturday. Septem-
Der /. Funeral services at Little
Zion Baptist Church, Burke, Va. al
pm Sunday, September >, the
Rev. P. James weston officiating
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IS. 1862. He is survived by many
relatives Friends may call at the
w H Bacon Funeral Home, l1H2
eth ST nv. Friday, August 81. 1862.
after ! n. Services and interment
Tarhnrn. N. C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
Geiqun NewHeud
Of Capital Bank
Auditors Section

r. Stewart Geigan, COMP
troller of the National Bank of
Washington, was elected chair
man Of the Audit, Control and
Operations Section of the Dis
trict Bankers Association, at
the annual meeting at the
Shoreham Hotel last night.
Mr.. Geigan has been on the
sections executive council for
five years and was vice chair
man in the last year.
He has been with National
Bank of Washington since 1895.
He is a graduate of Benjamin
Franklin University, the School
for Bank Auditors at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin and the
Stonier Graduate School of
Banking at Rutgers University.
Other new section officers:
Albert c. Seller. National Cap
ital Bank. vice chairman; Will
liam E. Williams, McLachlen
Banking Corp, secretary; Will
liam H. Ford, National Savings
& Trust, treasurer, and Quinton
N. Marsh, American Security &
Trust, council member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
TOBACCO

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, June .
lAP) = tUSDA) - The market was
steady to sliEhtly lower during the
past week for most grades at the
southern Maryland tobacco auction
Deliveries sIscksned as planting Of
me 1862 crop began. Quality was
shshtly lower than the week before.
The Fedcral-State Market News
Service reported net auction sales for
me week ending June l totaled -
obo,OOO pounds and averaged $50 IA
hundred. 20 cents under the season
high established the previous week.
Sales for the season we're raised to
0;o5Q.l1e pounds for an average OF
Sb3 %. During the same number Of
days last year ls,449,95O pounds
averaged Ej3 SO.
The MARYLAND Tobacco Cooperative
received l0.4 per cent of the sales
Tor the week under the Government
loan program, Deliveries to the CO.
operative for the season have amounted
70 lOl per cent compared with SIS
per cent for the same period last
Net receipts Of the Baltimore Hogs.
mead Market for the season were re-
ported as around 3,2lO,7OO pounds.
ms; combined with the net auction
total. amounts to about 23.26O,eOC
Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds on limited number Of repre-.
sentative o. S, Grades were as follows
GRACE U, S. Chance from
Deseription Grade May 81 prev. wk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
Carey Elected
President Of
Prudential

! Lloyd S. Carey. treasurer of
the Suburban Trust Co., has
been elected president Of Pru-
dental Building Association
and will assume his new duties
tomorrow.
Mr.. Carey was elected to sue
coed Thomas E. Hampton. who
has resigned because Of Ill
health, 1t was announced by
Board Chairman Luther c,
Steward.
Mr.. Hampton will continue
as vice president and a director
OF the association, which was
organized in 1920 and has as
sets Of more than $31 million.
The association office is at
1888 G st. NV.
Mr.. Carey is a veteran Of 80
years in Washington area bank
ing. He is a past president OF
Washington Chapter, American
Institute Of Banking and cur
.rently Is a member of the
chapter faculty.
He also is a member of the
faculty Of the School Of Con-
sumner Banking at the Univer-
sity Of Virginia and resides in
Woodstde Forrest, Silver
Spring. Md. He is a graduate
Of st. Johns College High
School and the Stonier Grad
uate School of Banking at Rut-
gers University and attended
Columbus University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE. June 2 CAP) CUsDA).
Catue: Receipts 900 compared to 2077
last week and 1857 last year. Supply
about 50 per cent slaughter steers and
balance mostly cows with few feeders
included. Trading moderately active ex.
cept feeders closed slow. Compared to
last Thursday slaughter steers mostly
$3.50 cents higher; heifers Is cents
higher; cows mostly steady. instances
50 cents lower on low utility; bulls fully
steady to 50 cents higher feeders scarce.
steady.
Slaughter steers and heifers: Choice
s4o.l2 ID steers 25.oo-26. 50, closed Is. as
and up, good % 25-2S.0o. load mixed
standard and good ITO lbs 2715 Monday
and load standard 100 ID Holsteins 2ol
Few lots choice 73o.1sA ID heifers 2l.75.
lots lots standard q OF So 'O' |''OO'I'''O'
Feeder steers: Few lots medium Il
largely good s6o-6so lbs. 1900, ! loi
medium and good $50 lb feeder steer
Veal and calf auction: vealers declined
s,ishty during the week to close mostly
last Thursday on low good and low
choice; slaughter calves about steady;
choice l75-240 ID veal 90 50.35.O0, good
l6o-25o lbs. 2e.o0-32 90, standard l30-250
lbs 24.oo-2S.So; standard and good 240-3oo
ID slaughter calves 23.oo-30.oo, good $500
Hogs: Receipts 2l7s compared to 1917
last week and 27l3 last year. Compared
to last Thursday barrows and gifts slow
early and active late, steady to 50 cents
lower; sows scarce, steady. US No ~
lS0-220 ID barrows and gifts l7.00-l7. so
during the week, closed l7.25 and up,
bulk supply mixed No l.3 le5-220 lbs
100, deck No Ia 1871 lbs 1850 Monday
and ! lot No 10 2As lbs 1900, lots
No, , 2sl.202 lbs. l4.so.ls.ooi small lot
No Ia 300 ID sows 4.35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled 121,l0 cars and
21,l7l trucks compared with
154,057 and 25,361 in the previ-
GUS week and 1855 and 1851
in the like week a year ago.
Wards Automotive Reports.
Total car output for May was
673,187, Only six other months
in history have surpassed that
figure.
Rail Freight LOadings in the
week ended May 26 totaled $780,
36l cars, down 1.lFo from the
previous week, but 0.3To above
the like week a year ago.
Assn. Of American Railroads.
Crude Petroleum Stocks, do
nestle and foreign, on May IS
totaled 256, 1857 900 barrels, down
$4,000 for the week-Bureau
Of Mines.
Flying Tiger Line reported
air freight shipments from New
York to the West Coast in the
first two weeks of operation
of the lines new airfreighter
service increased 34.2 per cent
and were 43.6 per cent above
the like period a year ago.
KrOger Co. sales in 4 week.
ended May l8 totaled $143,5l2,.
1872, up 8 per cent from 1861,
for five months $730,135,27I
up 5 per cent from a year ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

yesterday by Thomas M. ANA
tucci, who heads the organizing
committee for the new inSti-
tuition. Mr.. Amatucci is an au-
tornobile dealer and a director
of the National Bank of Mary
land in Silver Spring.
He said stock subscription
blanks are being forwarded to
businessmen and residents of
the Hillcrest Heights section.
To raise initial capital funds
of 100000, 10000 shares of
capital stock of $40 par value
will be sold at $40 a share.
Capital structure will include:
100000 of capital stock, $780,
900. of surplus and 500, 900 Of
undivided profits.
The new bank is expected to
open by December / with mod
ern- quarters in a large shop
ping center being constructed
at the intersection Of Branch
avenue and Iverson street by
A. A. Carozza, Prince Georges
County real estate developer.
Mr.. Carozza reported the CEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
Wheaton Bank Elects
Directors and Officers

John w. Amatucci, Mont
gomery County business leader,
will serve as board chairman
Of the newly formed Metro
politan National Bank at
Wheaton, Md, while Frank H.
Proudfoot has been elected
president and chief executive
officer. it was announced yes
terday.
Attorney Russell D. Miller
will serve as vice chairman Of
the board. Officers were elected
following a stockholders meet
ing at which directors were
elected.
The new bank is scheduled to
open June 10 after extensive
remodeling Of quarters at
11427 Georgia avenue.
Elected directors in addition
to Mr.. Amatucci. Mr.. Proud
foot and Mr.. Miller were: Ray
mond D. Bailey, Richard Col
Inns Ralph Graeves, James l..
Hollis, Blair Lee III, Morris
Marks, j. Ingram Medley, ST.
mon Sherman and Robert p.
Talley.
Chairman Amatucci is presi-
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Stanley Lundon
Elected Head of
Store Controllers

Stanley w. Landon, control
Ter for the Hecht Co., has been
elected chairman of National
Capital Group of Controllers,
which draws its members from
large retail stores of the Wash
ington area.
Mr.. Landon has been with
the Hecht CO. since 1850 and
is chairman of the Gold Award
Committee of the National
Retail Merchants Association,
He is a graduate of the
Wharton School of Finance at
the University of Pennsylvania
and became a certified public
accountant in New York State
in 1947.
Harry G. Kopel. chief &C
countant Of Julius Garfinckel
& Co.. was elected vice chair
man Of the group and H. Ar
thur Hall. assistant controller
of S. Kann g. Sons, was named
Secretary-treaSurer.