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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
BY EVELYN NJ. DENT

The director of Walter Reed
Army Institute of Research.
Brig. Gen. John r. Wood. and
Mrs. Wood will be hosts at
two parties next month. On
Saturday, February ID. they
will give a buffet supper. en-
pertaining in their quarters
at the Army Medical Center.
The following Saturday they
will give a reception at home.
A quartet of hosts are
sure to make a party that
much more fun. SO Col. and
Mrs. George H. Timke. 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Edward P.
Quarantillo, 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Harold P. Haskins and 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Russell H. Augs-
burger have all gotten to-
gether and arranged a dinner
for Saturday, February II, at
the Officers Club. Army Medi-
cal Center.
More than 1870 of their
friends have accepted the in
vitation, with some coming
from out of town. Valentine
motifs will be used.
Col. and Mrs. Haskins will
have as their house guests Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Niccum Of
Chatham, N. j. They will
arrive on Friday. February 10,
and will go to the dinner the
next evening with their hosts.
Others coming from out of
town include Col. and Mrs.
Paul Miller of Valley Forge
Army Hospital. Phoenixville.
Pa, and 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Ralph Smith of Fort George
G. Meade. Md.
Square Dance Party
There will be no time to sit
in chairs, dental or musical,
when the officers of the Army
Dental Corps stage their an
nual square dance party on
Friday, February IT, at the
Officers Club, Walter Reed
Army Medical Center.
The popular Eb and Ely
callers, with their orchestra.
will start the proceedings at
$3.50. Col. and Mrs George H.
Timke jr., and 1t. Col. and Mrs.
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C. Mayhem. R.C.A.. and Mrs.
Mayhem will head the re-
ceiving line at a reception on
Wednesday at the headquar-
tiers Of the Canadian Joint
staff.
The 2 o'clock fete is in
honor OF the Canadian liai-
son officers on duty in the
United States who are to be
in Washington at that time
for a conference.
Also arriving from Ottawa,
Canada. for the conference
and attending the party will
be Col. w. P. Shirreff. 1t. Col.
A, N. Huddleston, Mai. G. D.
Mitchell. and Maj. j. Stafford.
Canadian 1t. Col. and Mrs.
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graduates Of the NATo De-
Tense College. She says 1t was
q real Joy and inspiration to
listen to these representative
women Of the various coun-
tries recite their reactions
after a six-month stay in
Paris while their husbands
were attached to the college.
Mrs. Byers says she is deep
IN the study Of French and
her contemporaries are study
ing English or French, which,
ever they need most.
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Judge Prescott to Speak

Members OF the Green Acres
Glen Cove Woman'S Club will
meet Wednesday at 7:45 pm.
at the Washington Home for
Foundlings. 4510 Forty-second
street NV.
The CUES. speaker will be
Judge Stedman Prescott and
the theme of his discussion
will be Tine Story of Wills"
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OLDSMOBILE 1858 "9s" de luxe
Holiday sedan; red with black top,
equipped, power steering. power
brakes. air conditionine, $500.
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OLDS 81 super "sS" convertible:
power equip. radio and heater
white walls under 10000 NIL;
airline public relations executives
car; peri. cond OWNER. so. o.
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sTUDEBAKER 81 VS. 4-door; r
s$S5. MCNEIL PONTIAC fs5sfTi ca'us ssse q
Wis ave. OIL. $4,000. In the
sTUDEBAKER 1855 de luxe Cham.
.pion 4-dr.; 2-tone blue, heater anc
automatic transmission; ! owner
low mileage; S1.595. BOWMAN
SIuDEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Sc
dan, fully equipped. gas-savinR
overdrive, new paint: S245. AMER
ICAN SERVICE CENTER, $50 N
Glebe I'd. Arl.. Va, IA. 7-7722.
STuDEBAkER 1851 s. passenger
Starlight cpe;; fully equipped gas
say ssyin Sv ov sTdE seeSn Sr sSl
ICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe I'd,
STUDEBAkER 1859 sedan; equipped
immaculate inside and out; a guar.
SERVICE es CENTER Err 5s5 HN n Gieb Z
sTUDEBAKERs = '5o-5l- '52, al
body STYLES to choose from S295 up
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga
ave. n W., RIA. 6-1122.
sTUDEBAKER so VS. 4-dr. Land
Wv. tires; has overdT,, ASSURING
gallon; beautiful styling, low-cosi
economy. makes this real value
only sos, guar. Car No. 529
Ask for Mr., Worl.
Stohlman Chevrolet
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1856 Catalina coupe hard
top; all power. fully equipped. low
miles: new-car warranty. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut, WO
PONTIAC 1856 station wagon. de
luxe model. 4-dr., fully equipped:
low miles, new warranty FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut, WO.
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PONTIAC SO VS. conv.; r. and h.,
auto. trans. Wv. tires. power
r ric new asT,r car title nI and s SPAR ter
MCNEIL PoNTiAc, 73e6' Wis. ave ave-.
0L. $4,000. In the heart Of Be-
PoNiTizAC 1851 Catalina: black.
Wv. tires; r; and h. hydra. trans.
P SSSIi rs Siat0s Star Chief COW.
S2,305; So Custom Star Chief
G Ga6st and hy WIRE s npa 81 STAR sgs
!. tone. S1,,9a5; So Pontiac 2-dr.,
hydramatic, T. and h., 2-tone blue
a T1ac yni VA = i1y2 ARCADE y PQH 6
$500; also. 1850 i4th st. NV.
sT TGi asspiHi '55 President 4.dr.
vas; 2-tone green. auto. trans,
r. and h., power brakes, 1900 mi.
Rv OWNFP. S1.650. XII S-0936.
STUDEBAKER 1850 4-door Land
Cruiser; auto. drive: heater; orig,
s ssIss a s$a5 snO JE !E .as4a used
STUDE. 1858 Champ. .conv. hardtop;
like new; r., h.. cd, Wv. tires;
S1,395. Pvt. owner. JU. 9-4154.
sTgDEBAKER 1855 de luxe Com
mander 2-dr.; beautiful encino and
Shasta white; clean; owner:
low mileage; S1.595. BOWMAN
STUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV,
RIA. 6-1122.
STUDEBAKER 1855 sport coupe;
tone paint. very low mileage: a
tone plant, very low MILEAGE; a
SERVICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe
I'd. All, Va. ia. 1-7722.
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Ids 40 "SS" cow; IRE engin
i; r. and h. hydra; S395. I,
TAKOMA FORD
S725 PINEY BRANCH RID.
gTT .VEP GpRING III S-1uO0

S725 PINEY BRANCH RID.
SILVER SPRING JU. $1,000
OLDSMOBILE SO super "sS" Holt
day coupe: beautiful ice green and
white finish; power steering, power
brakes, r. and h., Wv. tires; very
low mileage; hydramatic drive; ia
nous Rocket engine; 50. Us. ALDER
OLDSMOBILE. 1880 l4th st. NV,
DU. 7-6444 Come In today.
OLDSMOBII ES-1953 SIS Holiday,
Sll4q; "a "S8" 4-door, hydra, r.
and h, 81, 699. HORNER'S COR,
BUICK DEALER, Fla. ave. ne. at
9th. Ii. 6-6464.
oLDsMoBILE 1858 "9s" de luxe
Holiday sedan; red with black top,
equipped, power steering. power
brakes. air conditioning; S2.a9o.
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
CLOSED SUNDAY
OLDs 40 "9s' 4-dr. sedan; hydra.
car; only $3.50: dealer. 2S04 JEFF
Davis hwy, Arl., Va. <OT. 1880.
OLDS 40 IS" 4-dr. radio, heater.
Wv, tires very good cond. Call
oLDs 1850 2-dr. "ss"; r. h.. hydra,
Wv. tires; sac. s495; terms. 1000
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
ODDS AZ '6S' S-cyl. conv.: hydra.
motor Just oyerhauled heater;
500 or best offer. OWNER. ia, s.
OLDS 50 super "ss" Holiday Sc
dan: fully equip, low mi. must
sell: will accept trade and fame
oLDs IS super "ss" convertible:
power equip, radio and heater,
white walls: under 10000 mi.
airline public relations executive S
car; peri. cond, OWNER, so. !, D.
oLDs '46 2-dr. sedan; and h.;
cheap Transportation; 500 or best
offer 10. S-9S4S -
PACKARD 1851 Patrician 4-door:
owner; 2-tone. Continental rear
ultramatic, r and h, window
washer, good tires and upholstery
reas. $685.. Terms can be ar
ranged VIII 6-S5l5 -
PACKARD 1949 Adj; black, r. and
h., new tires; extra clean; 81 15
LA 6-5465. IS
PACKARD 1853 de luxe Clipper T.
dr.; hydramatic. r. and h., one own
er; S195, Sl95 dn. BELL MOTORS,
50lO Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-S9QO
-6
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH so .2-door de luxe
new battery: good condition: selling
account of death Of owner; best
offer. 1921 18th st. Sc. 10.
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KENYON PECK

PACKARD 1853 Clipper 4-dr: green,
radio and heater. as clean as we've
seen. A bargain at only s195. Terms
available over 100 other cars TO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYS so S-passenger sta. wag.;
4 cyl. with overdr., good eond.;
1895. Browning $500. 10
WILLYS JEEP AS; excel. eond.;
blk. and white, top, T, and HI;
$500. Gaithersburg IAN. 20
WILLYS 1853 4-dr. sedan; fully
equipped. cd, beautiful light green
finish: q wonderful LIST or second
car; S495. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER. 5S5 N. Glebe I'd. Arl.,
Va, ia. 7-7722.
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OLDsMOBILE 1850 "gs" sedan;
fully equipped. new paint, immac-
ulate inside and out; S4g5. AMER
lCAN SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 N.
Glebe I'd. Arl. Va, IA. 7-7722.
OLDSMOBILE SO Super 49, Holt
day sedan: beautiful bronze and
beige flnish; power steering. power
Wv tires, hydramatic; used very
little; $500. ALDER OLDSMO-
BILE, 1880 l4th st. NV, DU. 2
6444. Come in today.
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'tOhlman Chevrolet
1900 M ST NV.

AID. 2-4412 AID. 2-l64f
STUDEBAKER AS Commander Star.
lite; cd. heater, hill holder, 2 new
tires; $3.50 or best offer. CIR
4-Sl96.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Regal de luxe
club sedan; fully equipped; one
owner; like-new cond.; $3.50. HE
l-406S,
STUDEBAKER "a Champ. de luxe
sport coupe: r. and h., cd, extras;
excel. cond.; 1.l45. JU. S-S916.
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KEN YON PECk
3l41 Lee Hwy, Arl, Va.
ia. 2-90O3 open till $50
PACKARD so 4-dr.; r. and h. st
trans, clean, low mileage, $500
may take trade. WO. 6-34S7.
PACKARD 1852 900" 4-dr.; r. and
h.. auto. trans. Wv. nylon tires
(white). green finish; excel, cond
SS95. FAIRFAX NASH at Bailey's
Crossrds., Va; 10 Minis from Pen
tagon. JE. $4,000. open till Q pm
PACKARDS,- l950-51-52, all body
BOWMAN sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga
ave. NV. RIA. 6-1122.
PACKARD 1855 400" hardtop, full
power equipment. under $500
cepted;s Call OWNER. TIE. 6-o@3i
PACKARD 50 4-dr. sedan; ultra
matte drive, r. and h, seat covers
SANDERS, Wash. IS Oldest Fore
Dealer, 1900 l4th St NV, NO. z.
III. Omen ewes. till 9, Sat. till D
PACKARD 1852 de luxe club sedan
Ultra, heater. S74a; 81 4-dr. Clip
Per Dc l. spd h. p ultra nes e4g
Fla ave. ne at 18th. II. 6-64d4
cellent cond. and appear: A buy
PACKARD 10: radio and heater
Sl25 or best offer HE. 4-65l".
PLYMOUTH So Savoy 4-door sedan
10000 miles: private owner; good
condition: 81 400. HE. 4-673f, -
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PONTIAC 80 Star Chief custom
Catalina; r. and h., hydramatic.
power steering and brakes. cleo.
windows, all-leather interior; Just
Ike new: S2.295.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER AZ 4-door sedan;
new tires; clean and smooth run
ming; Sl25 or best offer, See all
day Sunday at 3410 18th st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 81 Land Cruiser A.
good tires; excellent condition. Spe-
cial TODAY. S395.
|, MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
$685. Wis. Ave. ST. 3-7107
STUDEBAKER 81 Commander VS.
4,dr.; oyerdrive, heater. seat covers
S2g9. HILL & SANDERS. Wash S
NV, NO. 7-lIli. Open ewes. til
., Sat. It'll 5.
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion 4-dr. I:
heater. overdrive; $500. HORNER'S
CORNER. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave.
at 9Th. Ii, 6-6464,
STUDEBAKER 81 Commander 2-dr (:
r. and h., orer6rive; real nice
economical car, only S295. Dealer,
9S04 JET, Davis hwy, Arl., Va
TAURUS 1855 cdr. 4-passenger Sc
dan; small German-made car:
30 miles to. the gallon: immacu-
late; r. and h.. white-walls. See
this car today, only ST .095. LUS-
STINE oLDSMOBILE, BOSS Balfi-
NOR. ave- Hyattsville. Md. UN.
vOLKSWAGEN 80 Micro-bus: seats
10 chill, slid. roof, sky view: 80
mi. gal: ideal for pvt. school or Air
Force; S1,S75. CASEY, 516 Knoll
wood dr., Apt. n, Parkwood Apis.
mr.. Culmore on Leesburg PIX. Rte :.
vOLKSwAGEN 1852; new paint
upholstery; good cond.; pvt. owner
$685.. HE. 4-S107. g
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MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
$685. Wis. Ave. ST. 3-7107
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH "a station wagon: orig
2-tone finish, push button radio and
heater, turn signals, etc. In beaut
c c9, inside and out. Very low
S1,l95, SI95 down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYsLER-PLYMoUTH- IMPERIAL
Ann IN Ava ~ VI TIA n oOn1
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PONTIAC 1854 "s" de luxe station
wagon; 2-tone gray, fully equipped
power steering; Sl,695. CCc guar
antee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAY
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STUDEBAKER az 4-door sedan;
new tires; clean and smooth run
ming; Sl25 or best offer, See all
day Sunday at 3410 18th ST. NV.
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DC. Firm Is Designing
Island Shopping Centers

A Washington firm with an
international shop" will join
hands with an American and a
Puerto Rican "co-op" in shop
ping center experiment in Puerto
Rico this fall.
The Bondy Fixture Co., 5006
Minnesota avenue NE. is de-
signing and manufacturing all
store fixtures and food equipment
for 10 centers-each housing a
supermarket. a general merchan-
disc store, a luncheonette and
an outdoor play area for chill
dren. One center is planned for
each of the 10 most heavily pop
ulated areas in Puerto Rico.
Greenbelt Consumer Services,
a cooperative organization with
chains of service stations, drug
stores and supermarkets in
nearby Maryland, is erecting
the centers. which will be oper-
ated by GCS for 10 years and
then turned over to Borinoues.
the Puerto Rican coop which
will own them.
November Opening
The first shopping center in
Rio Piedras is scheduled for a
November opening, with two
more planned for May. 1857, and
the remainder by November,
1859.
THE idea" explained Adolf
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Municipal Union Buys
|Mochinists' BuiIdinq

The International Association
of Machinists has sold its former
home at Ninth street and Mount
Vernon place NV. to another
union which is moving its head
quarters here.
The purchaser is the American
Federation of State, County and
Municipal Employees, which now
has headquarters in Madison,
Wis. The new union headquar-
tiers here will mean that Wash
lington will be the site for head
quarters of about so union Or
CARNATIONS.
Elmer E. Walker, vice president
of the machinists. said the price
obtained for the seven-story
Office building was $525, 900. The
machinists recently moved into
the new SIS million building
they put up at 1900 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Mr.. Walker said his union
erected the building at Ninth
and Mount Vernon and dedi-
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Gated it in 1920. He said the
structure was well maintained
and air conditioning was in
stalled in recent years. The sale
included a dwelling owned by
the machinists just east of the
building on Mount Vernon and
a one-Story building and a park
ing lot just to the north on
Ninth, he said.
Part of the ground floor of
the building is occupied by the
City Banks main office.
Arnold S. Zander is president
of the organization which pur-
chased the building which has
had its headquarters in Madison
for more than 20 years. He was
quoted as saying it is necessary
to be in Washington to be lin
the main stream of the labor
movement.
The union has about 100000
members. 1t is planned to
move to Washington gradually,
department by department.
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CorporateList
Down, Treasury
Bonds Steady
BY WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Cor-
porate bond prices drifted down.
ward this week in dull trading.
Government bonds lowered I'M
certainly at or just fractions
above their lows for the year.
During the week every seq
ment-except foreigns-of the
Associated Press index of 60 rep
resentative corporate bonds was
at a new low for the year. At
the close the railroad, industrial
and utility components were at
their lows for 1856 while invest
ment quality corporates rebound
ed slightly from a new low es-
tablished Tuesday.
Treasury obligations showed an
overall gain for the week. The
2l2s of 1868 and the 30-year
BIAS advanced 432 each at
9512/32 and 10l 20I32 bid. re-
spectively. The victory 2l2s of
December, 1972-67, added 2/32
at 90 1882. The 40-year IS
gained 6/32 at SO 1892 bid.
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% Car Permits Revoked,
46 Suspended Last Week

ham, 1927 K street NV; Hughes Cot
tingham. 1927 X street NV; John Cur
Isl Deiafeld place NV; Leon Payne.
1850 Smith place Sc; Isadore Spencer
4604 Benning road Sc.
suspended for failure to file insurance
-Beresford E. Thomas, 1902 @ street
Ne; William E. Pearson, 1862 South
Carolina avenue Sc; Gelson A. john
SON. 1885 Third street SW.; willard
Austin Painter, 1904 Vayo avenue, Rich
NE; Charles Pollard. III Third street
NE: James Tillman Shepherd, 1870
Forty-sixth place NE; James Thomas
Marshall 1901 Allison street NV Al
NV; Raymond J.. Henley, IT.. 800
Eleventh street sW. Nelson J. Dyer,
g03 Twelfth street Sc; Herman W
more. 575S Georgia avenue NV; James
Cook, ~ Seaton place NV: Frederick
@. Mcneil, $500 Greenleat road. Palmer
Park, Hyattsyille. Md. !
until financial responsibility insurance is
hled-James, II. Carter. lll9 Penn street
NE; Liddell Lucina Dorsey, 1905 New
Hampshire avenue NV; George w.
Springs. Md: Jack Douglas 2O25 Eighth
street NV; Charles Turner, jr., 217
Fiftieth street NE; Marvin A. .Hinkle,
SS5 seventeenth i. Street Sc. Ernest G'' r.
MCMILLAN. 1852 East Capitol street:
Martha Allen. 1913 Independence
Cleveland ce soddie. Els sfs EieSenth street t
Sc. Evelyn 8. Mosby' ots0l COLORADO
4SsStS NM sIee M N% S ssffms1 b Se
durant, $500 First street NV. Robert
l.. Miller. 10 Atlantic street Sc: Clar-
enee Joseph Jones. $50 congress place
W I earlev Tarnhrioht 1sq0
swami street NV Stanley Cook. 6@s
Also Marvin V Lee j5Os Ninth street
N W Leonor r Russell, $3.50 Twentieth
avenue. Adeiphi Nd Junius II Naples
1904 Staples street Me- Lee Harring-
ton, 6522 Raydell road Hyattsyille
James Z, Lee. lsf2 Alabama avenue s
Charles Curry. 1896 d street Me-
Oliver ?. Norris 1889 wslle court NE%
Ssn THOMAS hSst 2aaI 5 SiS5 i Fh street
IN W. Thomas W watkins. 1854 Willara
street NV; John Owens, 44l5 Fifteenth
1880 U U stress NV: wills I. Tiliery. 3 4
c street NV; James Z. Suber. Dos n
street NV; Samuel L. Stevenson, 81
qso New sey YorE a ssrss. Wits %aisr f fo
yer 500 Tenth street 8 z Jesse Bel
lamy b23 Upshur street NV John l..
Harris. 1872 California street NV.
Charlie Anderson as street s.W;
James NJ, Russell i4l3 7 street NV
Lillian v Anderson $50 Fifth street
Ne Adrian P. Posey 500 Sixth street
street Sc Sandy 1. ..Fieiseher l22s
Thirty-sixtn street NV. Donald o.
Scott, 40 Eastern avenue n z. Norman
10 Creel RID No. .. Laurel Nd Joe
Short, 5if twelfth street Me- willie 6.
Garner. ass o street NV James A
Younger. lT25 D street NE james
Wall 48a n street n W OScat Thomp-
son 1Ti4 seventh street NV Clady
10 Hatcher go Fourteenth place n z
Lois J Bladen, $500 Poplar avenue
I Tacoma Park. Clarence y Fowler, lgOf
i c street NE James Bareen 1918 Flfst
street NE Clarence Williams IL TIM
nef His Fall Church RAYMOND Mason
Iir Route 9, Germantown, va JOHN 2
] Holmes ~ Howard road T.. Enoch
Simpson. 30s Third street u.
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CHICAGOLVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. II fP.-Bsrrows
much as 80 cents higher, while 'lvs
were fully % 20 so cents higher The
top vas u 80, of 10 cents from the
The cattle run at Chicago was the
smallest for week since June. Prices
were unevenly steady TO about 81 90
prices closed at the weeks high and
the highest since May. 1855. at So so
Numerous loads OF prime ] 015 TO 400
pound steers sold for S27 90 to 81 %.
the highest since April 1855;
tUSDA)--Hogs, compared Friday last
week barrows and gifts under go lbs
steady to 20 higher: Weights. over $50
lbs 25-50 higher. ,sows $3.50 hlsher
than 80 lbs Butchers 240 up 20 ESQ
lbs seasonally scarce. selling only slightly
below the highest price brackets. one
lot of No. grade 10 ID butchers
reached 1875 on TUESDAY nishest price
No and 3 grade lots 2OO-2I0 ID bar
rows and gifts went a. l675-l7 -
Several lots mostly No @Ou-23O lbs
made msSs ots ack 2S T Ms, 10 lots 5pa
largely according to weight sows in
arser lots .weighing 800 los Or less
5rousht li65;i699a gith ssyessl small mai.
y
lOu-51O lbs 39j-l4.1j.
slaughter steers unevenly steady to
90 higher compared last weeks close.
choice and prime GRADES over ! Ong
weights good grade offerings steady 10
SO up steers sraqins stsndsra ,s anS
also unevenly steady. TO 100, HIGHER,
heifers scaling $50 lbs upward Lighter
heiiers, partieulsrly kinds Icy sholse s
3easTs stesdy s oood S and choice a stocs
ers and feeders fully steady 10 30
hisher common and medium GRADES
S isaSy e "s IS led E9 sers Rg1:9 5 h hfbn
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|NALU 10 Build
This Autumn

The National Association Of
Life Underwriters, 1900 H street
NV, plans to begin construc-
Ition of its new $607,5O0 head
quarters about October.
This was announced yesterday
by Pugh Moore. director of pub
lie relations of the association
President Eisenhower has just
signed the supplemental appro-
priation bill, carrying money for
the State Department and in
volving land swap with the
association. The department
wants to improve the approaches
to its new building.
The associations new site is
midway between Twenty-second
and Twenty-third streets NV.
on G street. Originally, the as
ISOLATION planned to build at the
corner of Twenty-second and c
streets NV. But after extended
consultations between the asso-
citation and the Government, the
new site was decided upon.
Would Start This Fall
The State Department wants
to acquire land adjacent to the
associations site and opposite
the proposed diplomatic en-
trance to its new $50 million
building at Twenty-second and
C streets NV. The department
hopes to begin construction this
fall.
Charles E. Cleeton of Los An
geles. chairman of the associa-
tons Memorial Fund Commit
tee. said yesterday:
"Our building will now be
placed so that it faces the State
Department on c street. Thus
it will be in the center of an
area approximately 275 feet on
c street by 100 feet in depth.
Features Park Area
This area is approximately
three and one half times the
size of our original site and will
not only allow a reasonable set
back from the street, but will
also allow a Handicapped area,
which the association will land
scape and care for in perpetuity,
of about 70 by 100 feet on each
end of the building. The Gov
eminent assures NALU that this
land will never be used for any,
thing other than park area"
A ground-breaking ceremony
at the new site is planned on
September %, during the as
sociation's annual convention
here.
! Mr.. Cleeton estimated the con-
tractor will require about 10
months to complete the building
The association hopes to move
into its new home in the latter
part of next year.