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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30

Great actions speak great
John Fletcher
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30

Pure and mild, even for most
sensitive skin. Save now on Cold
Cream, Cleansing Cream and
Skin Cream - all bearing the ia
nous Cara Nome label.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

Nudes Reremy Dr. Albert Schweifzer, famed african pse-
cal missionary musician philosopher and Nobel Prize winner
became honorary member Of RiaainS Order Of Merit Wois
the only Other nOa- BtifoT 10 BE- 50 honOred?
President Eisenhower. Mrs.. 3D. Troy, NJ r.
occupations Of group susceptible heart
disease Than any other Whaf is IL?
Contrary to popular belief instead Of busy career girl
is the housewife three one. - IMR. San BernWdno Calf
Youngsters Whaf holiday day be eeie
brafed the world over?
ChiIdrens Day. similar to Mothers Day. Chldrens
Fund trying get countries throughout the world adopt the
plan. ADS Maple Heights Ohio
Big Crowd flour population keeps growing the present
rate, how many americans will there be in 1878?
22sO0O0O says the Census Bureau That's gain Of 80 per
cent, 62.250OOO for the next 20 years.
Mrs W.IP.. Dallas
Sacked Why the eiy's parking covered with
paper bags for one day in EnbhAvsf Ill.,?
with free parking for going 365 days with
out any traffic fatalities -B.R.S., Be0chwood, N. j.
Lures according to a survey conducted by The National
Parking Association which businesses. i" ORDER bring the most
motorists downtown?
Department stores buildings specially shops
in groups leading hotels fun large theaters, popular
restaurants, rail and bus terminals -HSB, Richmond Va
Progress What The latest replacement of me electrically
opened door 10 BE- tried in the U.s.?
An air curtain 50 effective that heat kept in and insects
curtain developed in Switzerland forms invisible
wall through which pass without mssing her hair
Folding doors replace the air curtain at night
-LB.. Granite CIy, M
o ~.s n. eo.. a..0 are s.s
e..s -. % eeps o. "'s 'oe. .s ~ % ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

A 0Sssho oos0
Of Address
ms Wtfk aos eoahNo be
.Au-Aor
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s. WASH. 81. AREA

7l0 Jefferson st., Alexandria;
lgood closet space. close to transp.
and shopping: Sz2.P9 incl. ytlls.
LoP. INC. IA. 6-240O. $50 N. Mon
roe 50 Arlinrtnn.
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co-op APIS. FOR SALE

BY OWNER--Upper Conn. ave. sec
ton, S7.250--Newly decorated;
foyer. Nv. rIn., bedrm.. dinette and
kitchen, 3 large closets. WO. g.
9244 after 5 pm. Mon. through Fri.
COLORED-TWO BEDRMS., BATH,
kit. with breakfast area, 4 closets,
2 halls. heat. hot water furn.; chill
ea sc ssoo Cash. Sri sss ~ notes 00
bal. Call OWNER. DU. 7-76S2.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

OWNERS, ! specialize in renting
furn. and unfurn. apis. in D. G..
Call Tenant Finder" MANDEL,
AID. A-a4n0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-11

gao 10Th 81. NV Fm.. iEe.
dress. closet (usable as bedrm. !,
kit, din. and bath: S72 80 mo-; 2
Ice. rms, kit, din. and bath, 500
mo-; and 3 large, bright, airy rms.
kit. din. and bath with balcony,
S120 mo-; also liv. rm., din. rm., 8
bedrms,, KIT. and 2 baths. $160 mo.
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S72.5O MO.

DELIGHTFULLY."- cool. pvt. park, inside
and outside parking; schools and
shopping nearby, transp. at hand:
all the ADVANTAGES in one package.
bedrm.. liv rm., dinette, kit.
and bath, tremendous room size,
plenty Of closets. etc. July l occu-
pancy.
re 6-50n0 KI. s-7n77
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-11
GAS STATION

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY IN VA.
For enterprising young man 70 take
over fiourishing RaS station business.
Small amt. OF cash needed. Large
station. accommodations for approx.
20 cars Call weekdays. 9 to $50.
MA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-11

HEIGHTS AREA At
tractive 1. 2 and 3 bedroom apts..
rensonahle rant m 0.1IhI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-11

0EQRGET0WN, 1884 saith st. nv.
S7ssf AZ apt, fun It,. II, Tsils Incl
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1914 5sih sTs brentwood, Nd
sTSn.D, sh0Di So Sts' AZ. T-4sS SSn''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-11
HOUSES UNFURN. tcont.l

I3112 18th ST. N.W.-Unusuaily fine
e-rm.. 2-bath brick home in white
area: gas heat. basement; new con-
dition. NO. 7-0660.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-11

1855 r ST. NE, Apt. 2-Nice Arm.
and bath apt; back porch and
pvt I'd; gas heat. mod. facil. Key
at 1851 F st. ne. LII. 6-7775
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-11

ltEOkGETOWN. 2530 Que st.--2
ecs Sen Ant. aps nlas az Gee p any i TINS
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DUPLEX, $50. AIS 18th Ct. me-
2 rms. kit, dinette. bath. screened

2-BEDRM. APT.-cony. to. stores.
schools and transp.: newly dec.;
S72. so mo. incl. heat and hot
water. 1882 N. Hamp. ave. NV
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FIRST TIME OFFERED
SPECIAL BARGAINS

vva A91oeso gas station: Dssls, Nd ma;
GOOD business for the right party.
Wen make good terms for pur-
chasing or viii lease with the prlvi-
lege Of buying Call b. M. ODUM,
broker, RE 7-52l6. Sun. ewes.
University 7-2O7l
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$50 so. incl. all utils.; avail. june
ID: l block South Capitol at Elmira
1898 HALEY ter Sc. MR.. GREEN.
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625 MELLON ST. Sc, Apt. 4; on
rear porch; $3.50 mo. incl incl stove ovis
Iefgr;, an utils; Key in Apt; 2.
York ave NV MA 9-TlTR
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RESTAURANT--DowntoWn corner.
near 18th and H SITS. NV, near
large hotels; seats 100; well-known
hill-billy spot; same owner 10 yrs.
Low rent; excellent bar trade;
$4,000, terms. BOB HOLLANDER
q ExcLUSIvEl, 14ll Pa. ave. NV.
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-ETTCTJD or

ROCKVILLE and 2 bedrms., liy.
ing rnl; dinette. bath and rear
screened porch. Near schools and
p rnI0Dp utiIs. e eent ssr42SSss to s7f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-11

MOfELS FOR SALE = Advice and
consultation BY exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist
Offering recommendation on best
buys In motels and sites. JOE II.
EN- - non
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COLoRED-saes DOWN

COLORED-S3p5 DOWN
300 block 9TH st. NV,
corner semidetached brick: 5
rooms. . complete baths,
large fenced yard: detached
brick gar. rec. rm.. gas heat.
Will decorate for purchaser.
Call IA. Q-6S0O,
Evening star., 1956-12-28
FED Maintains
Tight Control of
Bunkinq Credit

The weekly report from the
Federal Reserve Board today
showed the Fed" is holding
open market operations to a
minimum. despite continuing
heavy seasonal demand for bank
credit.
Additions to it's holdings Of
Federal securities for the week
ended December 26 were negli-
gible in proportion to a total
portfolio Of $24.574 900, 900. The
gain from a week earlier was
only $85 million and the increase
from a year ago was $l89 mil
hon.
Government purchases Of its
own securities are regarded as a
means of putting cash back in
the banks for expansion of the
credit base.
Excess reserves on December
26 exceeded member bank hnr-
rowings by only $22 million,
compared with S5l m4l.1..
week earlier.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
County Banks
Raise3Pct.
List 10 26

The Montgomery County Ma.
tional Bank Of Rockville, Md.
and the First National Bank oi
Gaithersburg today joined the
ranks of area banks planning tt
increase interest rates on savings
to 8 per cent, effective January /
They raised the number oi
area banks taking this action tc
26. Federal authorities recently
raised the permissible maximum
rate to 8 per cent at the start Of
the new year.
Clarendon Trust Co. and
Shirlington Trust adopted the
higher rate late yesterday.
President Reuben Riggs an
nounced the Rockville banks &C.
ton. The 3 per cent rate will be
paid on all savings balances from
$5 to $4,000 and Q per cent will
be paid on more than $4,000
Interest will be computed on the
low balance Of each full calender
quarter and credited semiannu-
ally on January / and July /.
President Leonard H. Hoyle
disclosed the Gaithersburg banks
action. 1t will pay 3 per cent on
savings balances of IS and up
ward. Interest will be computed
on the low balance for each full
six months period and will be
credited on January and July l
The Arlington-Fairfax Savings
q Loan Association announced
an increase in its dividend rate
on invested savings to 312 per
cent from 8 per cent, effective
January /. President j. H.
Parmelee said assets now exceed
$40 million and reserves total
$750.o0O.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Union Pacific Railroad pro-
NOTED James r. Henderson of
Washington to foreign freight
traffic manager at Chicago. He
has been general agent here
since 1851.
North American Contracting
Corp. of Washington was low
bidder for construction of sani-
tary improvements for Harrison
burg, Va. with a bid of $225, ,480,
The firm is offering 285, 900
shares of common stock at 81 a
share through The Matthew
Corp.
GIBA Pharmaceutical Prod
ucts, Inc, has appointed Camp
bell Morrison Kriel of Chevy
Chase, Md, as professional serv-
ice representative here.
Travellers Insurance Co. off,
cials and employees recently feted
Leroy H. Harley. former man.
ager Of the company's WASH
ington claim Office, on the eve
of his transferand promotion to
claim manager at Chicago.
National Airlines, Inc. named
Jack A. Barker public relations
for its southern region.
He previously was on the public
information staff of the Navy's
Potomac River Naval Command
here.
General American Life Insur-
ance Co. announces that Mayer
Smith of Arlington. Va. was
among the company's top 10
producers of life volume for No
vember.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
|P. Nee Co. Sales
Increase % Pct.
Above 1855 Levels

Bolstered BY volume from the
new Rockville pike store, sales
Of P. J. Nee Furniture Co.
climbed % per cent above a year
earlier in the first II months
of 1856, Vice President Dermot
A. Nee reported today.
Directors have confirmed oper-
ating and merchandising plans
for 1867 and expressed con-
fidence in a continuing high
level Of business activity in this
area, he said.
Increased residential building
as a result Of the new highway
and utility program for Mont
gomery County is anticipated,
especially in the Rockville area,
he added. A 1857 advertising
budget Of more than $125,000
will be spent largely for news
paper Image, he said.
Mrs. Isabelle Karekin was
elected head Of the decorating
department and stylist, effective
January 2. She also will serve
as buyer for lamps, mirrors. pic
lures and accessories for the
three Nee stores. She formerly
was assistant manager and head
of the decorating department
for w. & J. Sloane's Washing
ton operations.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
DC. Bank Loans
Set New Record
|0f S53q Million

Sparked by an upsurge in
commercial lending. outstanding
loans Of IL reserve member
banks of Washington jumped
to a new all-tirne record Of
$3.50, 9,Os3, 5000 on December 10, the
Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond disclosed today.
The new peak was well above
the preceding high Of $685., ,48O,-
900 on November 81 and was
$7,062,o00 ahead Of $532. .o21 900
a week earlier. It also was $751;
$4,000 or 6.4 per cent ahead
of $507. .42S,OOO on the like 1866
date.
Commercial and industrial
loans set a record of $3.50, ,307, 900
on December 10, with a gain of
So, ,191 900 from $222,116,OOO a
week earlier and $l3,779, 900
above $216,528.00O a year ago.
Their previous peak was $685.
100000 on November 21.
Real estate loans of S145, $685.
600 were UP only $227 900 from a
week earlier and $4,000. 900 above
a year ago. They were practi-
cally even with a record of $145,-
964, 900 last June 81.
Consumer loans of $150,0f75.-
boo were down $1,149, 900 in the
week. but $8,068.000 above a year
ago. Their peak was $160, ,l39,-
BOO on May 90.
Demand deposits of 1865, l68,-
BOO were $l3.935.000 above a
week erlier and $18.175,000 ahead
of year ago. Time deposits of
Evening star., 1956-12-28
CAP Telephone Plans
To Spend S42 Million

Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Company has charted an
expenditure of about S42 mil
lion for expansion of its facili-
ties in the Metropolitan Area
during 1857, it was announced
yesterday.
Two of the largest projects
will be dial centers; one in AL
lentown. Prince Georges County
Nd. and the other in Fairfax
County. Va.
For the District the company
expects to spend SITS million
next year compared with $15.4
million this year. In nearby Vir-
ginia the plans are for SOS
million compared with $7.S mil
lions this year.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
CHICAGOLWESTOCK

CHICAGO, Dec; 2s R.-sUsDAl--
butchers. full advance on weights over
240 lb; instance up more on. these
weights; sows steady to % higher;
shippins demand good: most 2-3 mixed
grade lots 190-220 lb butchers 1880
1885; several lots 1-3 mostly IL these
weights to 1900, fey small lots oil,62 l52
280 ID II 90 II so: No. 2-3 mostly 3
270-300 lb l6.50-l7.Q0; larger lots
so: largely 14.25 and above.
Salable cattle 700; calves 100: few
steers 100 10 down. steady; heavier
steers slow. about steady: heifers steady:
cows steady, bulls steady, to % higher;
100 ID down 1S.0O-21 90: standard
to low good. is. .00-l I so: load choice
low choice heifers 17.50-20,0Q;- utility
and commercial cows 1913 80;
canners down TO 500: utility and com.
mercial bulls 1850 50 good and
choice vealers 19.00-24.OO; nsht culls
lown to 700.
Evening star., 1956-12-28

ropolitan area and downtown
Washington.
This point was well brought
out today by the Federal Reserve
Bank Of Richmond in its report
for November on department
store sales.
I While downtown Washington
sales declined by 2 per cent
both in November, and in the
first l. months of this year COM
pared to similar periods last
year, sales in the Metropolitan
area increased by per cent
during November and by 6 per
cent during the first IL months
of this year.
Jelleff Reports Sales
Not Up to Expectations
Frank R. Jellef of Jelleff's.
Inc, said: I'VE had a good year,
although ! really expected to
have q much better one. than we
did"
November and December. he
admitted, were pretty tough"
The weather was an important
factor on this point, he admitted.
Asked If the political campaign
might have had some effect on
the showdown at times, he re-
piled: For want of a better
answer, I'll say yes. think that
had something to do with it."
Mr.. Jelleff paid tribute to the
Park and Shop organization
which he felt has been important
in holding up downtown busi-
ness, with free parking.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
Quarterly Dividends Voted
BY Hecht Co. Board

Directors of the Hecht Co.
yesterday declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 9334 cents
a share on the company's 334
per cent cumulative preferred
stock, and also a regular quar-
terly dividend of as cents a
share on common stock.
Both dividends are payable
January 81 to preferred and
common stockholders of record
January IL. The common di-
vidends will bring disburse-
ments to a total of S1.95 a COM
mon share for the IL months
ending January 81 compared
with $1.85 paid for the fiscal
year ended January 81. 1866.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
Mild Weather Curtails
Washington Gas Sales

Unseasonably mild weather was
a factor in reducing net income
OF Washington Gas Light Co. for
November to $141,972 compared
with $376,459 in November last
year, the company reported to-
day.
November operating revenues
of $3,900.819 we're 500, ,286 below
a year earlier. while operating ex-
penses of $3.633,928 were UP
$130,749.
For IL months of 1856, how
ever, net income of SO, ,784, 1865 was
well above $2.842,7 ,752 a year ear
lier. Operating revenues for the
II months totaled $43,l14,737, a
gain of $5,429, ,997, while operat-
ing expenses of $37,944, ,401 were
$4,479.320 higher.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
Record Sales Reported
BY Cherner Motor Co.

Sales Of Cherner Motor Co.
during the last year set a new
record. with a gain from high
1855 marks. 1t was announced by
Leon Cherner.
Mr.. Cherner reported the ad-
dition Of Jack Abrams to the
sales staff. Mr.. Abrams has had
many years Of experience in the
automobile trade.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK Dee - - --Forsirn
exrhange rates follow iGreai Britain n
dollara others IN cent?
Canadian dolhr 10 New York open
market 49, per cent premium or l04 isis
Y 8 cents on Y Of cent
Europe Great Britain tpound
- 7s1.. unehanged Great Britain 30
day futures @TTil UNCHANGED. Oreat
Britain 81 day futures Ell if3e. %
3 ~ Of q cent Great Britain 90 day
futures g7B st32. % i OF . cent,
Beigium Nrane 9gts. UNCHANGED
France Gfancl cSAs Of q cent IN
changed Germany fNestsrni tdeutsche
mark % 80, unehanked Holland guild
erl - i.. unchangeu Italy tlirai 1874
rf a cent. unchanfed Portu9al teacudol
, So unbalanced Sweden fkronai ~ "a.
archanGed suttEerland tfrnnc) ifresi
- -. unehanged. Denmark tkronei
"a 50. unehanged
Evening star., 1956-12-28
Southern Wholesalers
Holds Open House

Southern Wholesalers. Inc.
local distributor for RCA Victor
and RcA Whirlpool products. is
holding its 40th anniversary open
house for area dealers at TOT
Edgewood street NV. Sales Of
the wholesale Arm were reported
up So per cent from a year ago.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
VepcO Earnings Register
Big Gain From Year Ago

November net income of .Vir-
ginia Electric g. Power CO.
amounted to $1.785,248 or 23.5
cents share. compared with
81 .507,625 or 20 cents a share in
November last year.
Net for IL months was $780,
924.3l6 or $2.75 VS.. $19,O14,919
or $2.54 in the same 1855 period
November revenues totaled $9,-
914.220 VS.. $3,933,991 a year
earlier, while IL months reve-
nues aggregated $117.158,024 VS..
$105,352,534.
Evening star., 1956-12-28

SAID tne going was actually tough
at times.
Prospects for the coming year
appear to be promising, accord
ing to most of those interviewed
by The Star in a survey of busi-
ness for the calendar year. Most
of the big stores here operate on
fiscal years. but reports obtained
related to the past twelve
months. No actual figures were
disclosed.
Andrew Parker. president of
woodward & Lothrop, declared: !:
I'VE had our best year in total
sales. Our new suburban store,
opening September 20 at Seven
Corners, Virginia, was a substan-
tial help in making 1856 our best
year"
The Bethesda Chevy Chase
store at the District line on Wis
consln avenue. Mr.. Parker said,
has shown such extreme sue
cess that previously announced
plans for enlarging the unit are
being pushed forward rapidly.
I'VE hope to get actual con-
struction under way shortly" he
said.
Hecht Co. Sales Hold
At Records in Year
"The Hecht Company for 1856
will substantially maintain the
sales figures of 1856 which were
the highest in the company's
history in the Washington Area"
said Harry M. Davidow, execu-
tive vice president and general
manager.
THE Washington store has
shown a better sales trend than
indicated by the Federal Re-
serve downtown figures, and with
the opening of a new Million
dollar parking building in Wash
ington we expect this trend to-
continue in 1857" he declared.
Suburban store sales are still
running at a very high level and
we look to further suburban
growth and economic expansion.
I'VE face the year 1857 with
extreme confidence and expect a
continued high level of sales at |
the Hecht Co.'S three stores be-
cause Of the stability and growth
OF our Nations Capital"
Lansburgh's Sales Aided
BY Suburban Volume
Ralph L. Goldsmith, president |
OF Lansburgh's. pointed to sales
at the Langley Park suburban
store as substantially above"
last year, and very successful"
Ease of access, including ade-
quate parking, contributed
much, he said, I'VE feel very
much encouraged for the COM
ing year."
Generally, however, Mr.. Gold
smith frankly said "the year was
q difficult one" because unsea-
sonably warm weather since Au-
gust did not encourage the sale
Of cold-weather merchandise.
An official of another depart
ment store said the first half /
OF the year was better than the
last half.
Agreeing that the weather had
been an influence during the
Christmas season. he said he
and other department store Of
ficials were at a loss to know how 1
much influence the campaign
and election may have had on,
the buying habits of thousands
of Federal employees here.
Downtown Sales Down,
But Area Total Rises
This merchant said any analy-
sis Of Government reports on
Washington store sales should
Evening star., 1956-12-28
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Dec. Is tR.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported todsS
these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for December
of 240,010 shares including 1,123
shares sold short
Evening star., 1956-12-28
'1''' r BUSINESS;
Stores Report Good Year,
Some Sales Set Records
HAROLD b. ROGERS

sales in department stores larger speciality stores had
ne ups and downs during the year 1885, the Christmas
season generally SO unseasonaby business was not
quite up 70 expectations But records were broken
Inc nrst half of the according consensus of store
executives normal second half And few
Evening star., 1956-12-28

GOES SKIING AT 73-
Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland
financier, marked his 73d
birthday yesterday by try
Ing the skiing at BEAUFORT,
Quebec The Canadian
north is mans greatest
challenge, he said in an in
terview.-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s Educational
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc:
moon ouOtati0nsD
Evening star., 1956-12-28

$255, $4,000 were up $1,205, 900
in the week, but showed a de-
crease of $2.841,000 from the
like 1855 date.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
Downtown Sales Down,
But Area Total Rises

This merchant said any analy-
sis Of Government reports on
Washington store sales should
make clear the difference be-
tween trends for the whole Met
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Republic Income Protector Plans that give you a monthYp pay check when you are
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