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Evening star., 1956-03-29
Teachers Pay

The evening after your
March 5 article on the Mont
gomery County Education As
sociation appeared, its execu-
tive secretary, Eric Rhodes.
addressed our association at a
regular membership meeting.
Many people had remarked to
me that the tone Of the article
actually did county teachers
a disservice, labelling them ag-
gressive and implying a self
seeking goal which we feel is
far from the intent of the
group.
Actually, a major reason the
, teachers association in our
county has proposed a salary
increase is to keep the county
in a position to attract and
hold competent teachers. The
recommendation Of a raise in
the beginning salary is to
bring it in line with other
salary scales in the area. We
were dismayed to learn that
after Is years Of service a
maximum salary of only $5,400
iSs attainable. This Is too low
and takes too long to reach
for competent people to care
to remain in teaching, con-
sidering the opportunities in
other fields. The mean salary
of Montgomery County resi-
dents is now something around
$1,000.
Following the meeting, our
membership unanimously ap-
proved a motion urging the
county school board to in
corporate in its budget the
superintendent's request for a
salary increase for all teachers
which will amount to a $500
adjustment over a two-year
period. Teachers are entitled
to. and should be recognized as
persons deserving of, adequate
salaries which will command
the respect of their fellow
citizens.
Mrs. Aaron B. Nadel,
President, Parkside Elemen-
tary School PTA.
Evening star., 1956-03-29

claiming Stevenson carried the
Twin Cities when the truth is
that Kefauver won in st.
Paul - the most dominant
Democratic stronghold in the
State.
I have worked long and hard
in my party but I am rapidly
becoming fed up.
napra0craf
Evening star., 1956-03-29

LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used u
letters carry inriters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
Sdfi0n.
Evening star., 1956-03-29
Letter of Credit

I read with regret in The
Star that the old leather goods
firm Of Lutz & Co. Is going out
of business, and that they have
an open balance Of 81 cents on
the account of Robert E. Lee.
I would appreciate Lutz & Co.
accepting my check in this
amount in order that this item
may also be closed out.
AS one Of the many admirers
of Gen. Lee, ] would not, know
ing his unimpeachable in
! tegrity, wish to see his name
associated with an unpaid bal
ance, however, small.
John l.. Berry.
editors note: A spokesman
for Lutz 81 Co. declined the
offer with thanks. just as the
company has declined scores
Of similar offers over the years.
The company is proud to have
had the general among its
DISTINGUISHED cuStomerS.)
Evening star., 1956-03-29
Questions and Answers
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE

A reader can get an answer D any
Evening Star information Bureau,
1900 Eye ct NV Washington 5,
d G Please ,nclose cents for re-
turn postage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
Real Estate Salesman
REGIONAL MANAGER

To take over management and fur
ther developments Of established and
thrivlng Cort Cosmetic direct-tu-
home sales organization. In Md.
Del. d. c. and Va Desire man with
successful record in building direct
to. home sales organization Excel
salary, travelling exp, plus overnight
on existing and new business. Home
week ends Unusual advancement
pany. For interview PHONE COL
LECT, Baltimore MU. 5-23S9. Leave
name and phone number and request
MR.. KENNEDY TO call YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

Established local whole
saler will train man, - -. IN
opr business Sales experience oe-
sirable but not necessary. Car re-
allired Permanent position with
good starting salary and excellent
f.Iture potential from 'epea' hIsl-
ness. Call Mr. EVANS at UN. A.
5000 any weekday between 4 and
Il n m for appointmPnf
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YQIING MAN

High school graduate preferred;
full time lob in shipping and receiv-
ing department Of instrument manu-
featuring company; excellent op-
portunity; paid vacation and hos
pitalization; REGULAR salary increases.
CHAPMAN ave, Rockville. Md. Phone
HA 1-142O.
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PART-TIME MAN

An l. 1INlE Mf1N
To make telephone surveys, 70 q
. m SALARY plus comm Must have
clear and pleasant telephone voice
reeular daY Job and over 81 Call
ST 1911 Monday 10 70 ..
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HELP-MEN
SALESMAN-S45O


Industrial. with car: sal. and
comm; bring resume. See Miss Bell,
MA. S-2340.
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G
statesmen (4l with at least 2 yrs.
experience in medical work; earn
ings, 500 wk.; part-time men con-
sidered;- older men also considered
Apply 9.lO:3O am. any morning
18th and H SITS. NV.
Statesmen. to sell watches on out
side; good earnings. Apply 7l9 18th
St NV
Statesmen, for shoe dept. Exper
the ? who qualify. 5-dav. 40-hr
wk. Finest employe benefits. Apply
In person SEARS. ROEBUCK g. co,
FL BladenSburg I'd. ne.
SAIESNEN--Good speciality men to
sell the. amazing new screwdriver
that strips wire as s'deline or nom
conflicting line TO hardware and
electrical retail and Industrial out
lets. Hot item for The do-it-your-
sell. No competition Excellent
PROPOSITION with exclusive distrib-
and Nd. open Box I'LL Star.
- ~ NuF - utDUfntfNt SuDnlN h"u
Eouip Wholesaler haS opening for
salesman IN work in washington
and suburbs Old esfab erm with
nationally advertised brands OF mer-
drawing acct y. s JUrr TEN INC
l1t3 p st, NV MO- 7-s075.
STATESMEN. for local and Maryland
state advertisine campaign. JU.
S-1f3c
SALFSNEN. contracting printers, pho
'ographers and sign makers Add
sure sale service to line. Phone JE.
2-l426 after 6 pm.
SATFSMEN- DISTRIBUTORS
n Y firm desires men now calling
on hardware iohbers and industrial
firms to carry brand-new patented
expansion holt. Hi"h Commissions
Write BOY oro II Ctr
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HELP--MEN
SERVICE OFFICE CLERKS

SERVICE OFFICE CLERKS
Washinston's Little Detroit has
immediate openings for qualified men
as service ONCE and stockroom
clerks; neat appearance: ability to
deal with public and some clerical
experience required. See Mr.. Nor
cross.
CALL CARL, INC.
1850 gath st. NV. FE. 3-41O0
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, experienced, local reference.
Must be able to manage station.
Salary. SIS week. Apply in person
only. JOHNNIE'S AMOCO SERVICE.
2lst and NJ SITS. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
large ESQ service station. ex-
perienced men only, good salary,
commission. Apply in person, LEE
PERSHING ESQ. 1900 N. Pershing
dr.. Arl.. Va.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
eXper.: white. Apply $40 Ga. ave.
SHEET METAL MEN. experienced in
due work Steady work. good paw
Apply 64l5 Blair I'd. NV. 1880 to
S.,B. am
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Direct Selling
Sales Manager

Advancement limited in
your present position? Look
ing for that life
time opportunity-one with
unlimited possibilities as to
income? Progressive direct
to-consumer ceramic firm has
opening for district MANAGER
with proven successful re-
cruiting and training expert
ence Must have wish to get
ahead A real opportunity.
Don't wait, write In today to
Box l6s-H. Star. giving re-
sumo OF past experience,
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SALES MANAGER
sos 000 PER, YEAR

9ZO ,UUU ZEN CAR
Man with behind -the-desk and
field experience in training direct
to-customer sales forces.
Apply Only If You Have:
a solid and successful record OF
managing men in the Direct-to-Con-
sumner Field
Hard hitting personal sales abil-
ity. preferably strong House-to-
House background
Ability to recruit, train. and
field supervise in Dlrect-to-Home
"A record of good earnings
SALARY commensurate with pre-
vious earnings while adjusting TO
Apply Division Manager Encyclo.
paedia Britannica, Inc. "a l4tn
call Republic 7-69ll.
SALESMAN-Go opportunity for
right man: good starting salary;
vacation with pay and nospitaliza-
tion this is not fly night
organization; in business over 90
wears: there are definite POSSIBLE
ties for advancement due 20 ex'
pansion PROGRAM Apply to NJ
(Shirlinetonl Arl., Va. oV. 3
2S27.
SALESMAN. age about %. with car:
no sales eXper. neces: salary, com
mission. bonus. car exp all bene-
fits. TO sell estab wholesale accts.
in metrop area, 10. 2-"2l"
SALESMAN, aggressive; to~ retail
store steady lob RE IARLE JEW
ELRY EXCHANGE 42" 9th st. NV.
SALESMAN. experienced. for iianor
store. part time, Fri. and Sat. night
DE. @-599g.
SALESMAN. part time. who desires
to increase earnings. II he has the
ability to sell can earn from $50
TO Sljn per wk Call Monday from
%. MR.. PAYNE. AID. 2-d9S4
Salesman White. TO solicit for
industrial laundry. Good starting
salary. Car allowance Incentive
commissions in addition to salary
Life insurance and disqualification
benefits Good chance for advance
IL. 1856. at CARTER INDUSTRIAL
LAUNDRY, 400 Lawrence ST.. COL
mar Manor Md
SALESMAN-No night calls Work
is clean. profitable and permanent
National company. Contacts made
on local business Offices N pro- no
advancement. Thorough training.
Applicants under 30 write for ap-
pointment. P o. Box 2327, WASH
ingtOn 10, D, c.
SALESMAN-Man with experience
in selling laundry and dry cleaning
industry. to represent established
producer OF top-auality supply item,
Exclusive Eastern territory and
substantial earnings for qualihed
man free to travel on straight COM
mission basis Write details OF
personal aud business experience 10
Box lI5-H. Star,
Established local Whole
saler will train man, - -. IN
opr business Sales experience de-
sirable but not necessary. Car re-
allired Permanent position with
good starting salary and excetlent
fIture potential from 'epeat husl-
ness. Call MR. EVANS at UN. 4;
5000 any weekday between 4 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

SALES. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL
positions, SIS wk to 100000 VI;
all kinds. Mr.. Ford at BOYD'S.
cor. 18th and g NV.
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YOUNG MAN. high school grad, no
eXper: nee: D. c: drivers permit
req, Apply 10 9TH st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn wholesale au-
tomotive narts business; good op-
portunity for advancement; start in
oellvery Gepartment anS progress
upward. MR.. GARRISON. FE. g.
3A6..
YOUNG MAN. white. II to 90, for
full time employment. Monday
through Friday. $50 to 5. to run
duplicating machine and stock rm
no experience necessary. but knowl-
edge OF drafting helpful: paid holi-
days and vacation. Apply in per-
son. Tuesday through Thursday. TO
No phone calls.
YOUNG MAN. $3.50, h. $, grad, to
selling experience helpful but not
JOSEPH M. CATALANO CO, sill
Leehwy., Arl.. Va. No phone calls.
YOUNG MAN, Is to 90 yrs. Of age,
to learn real estate business. BOSS
d. PHELPS. INC. 14l7 X st. NV
Young MAN. who has had some
selling experience. for Hi-Fi De-
partment, See Miss Jones. KITTl
MUSIC CO.. 1880 @ ST. NV
YOUNG. MAN. recently graduated
from high school who Is good al
figures and has the ability 10 use
a typewriter. Interesting employ
ment with a future in the Office Of
an established building prod
ucts organization preyiogs expert
brief resume OF schooling and ex-
Derience IL any Box ooO-J Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
Sales Manager

Opportunity to become associated
with leading nationally advertised
bedding manufacturer. This is a
top position for capable. ex-
perienced sales manager. who can
take full responsibility for sales and
within Baltimore
Washington. D.. c. area. Excellent
opportunity with aggressive organi-
cation that is still growing Expert
ence in this or allied field preferred
Write full details and send picture
to SEALY MATTRESS COMPANY
23O7 Hollins street. Baltimore 23.
Maryland. Wen protect your con-
ddanca
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statesmen
Telephone Saleswork
This is an opportunity for
you to earn a substantial
weekly income working on
a straight commission basis.
The work is pleasant
calling from your own desk
in our office.
Telephone sales expert
ence is not absolutely neceS.
Sary but pleasant telephone
voice and pleasant person
atty are extremely helpful
in making your earnings
unlimited.
Age No Barrier If Over 81
The hours will be arranged
to suit you either full
time, part time ur evenings.
For Complete Details Call
For an Appointment
D;041.:o4 y 1910
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Industrial. with car; sal. and
comm: bring resume. See Miss Bell
MA. S-2340
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G
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WEST VIRGINIA MAN

Excellent pay Pull time
preferred Car desirable Ap-
ply pi25 Geofgia ave 8 s.
No Moresv August 10. 81
pm. sharp.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMEN--I need
2 people who can show proven in
come OF $4,000 to $4,000 q year
Will pay 60/40 to those who qualify
plus an unusual bonus plan: deal
ing exclusively in Chevy Chase. Be-
thesda and Potomac property.
Write giving experience and in
come. Box 424-J Star,
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Licensed only. for full-time
work. Inexperience, no deter
rent providing you are sincere
in wanting to make a profess
sional future for yourself.
1mmed. project work plus gen.
eral brokerage. No women
apply please, and no part
time considered Call ia. 81
$3.50 for interview.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Active. long established Arlington
ONCE has opening for salesman,
Earning possibilities unlimited. EX-
PERIENcE NOT NECESSARY. our
training program starts you SELL
ING ~'hile learning Mail resume TO
Post Office Box 1857 North Station.
hrl ngtCr. We.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Need .
additional. top notch. LICENSED
statesmen for FULL TIME ONLY:
Aforementioned ONCE, in excellent
n SSs59n IN Falls tSl GhuT T1b spe Ts
established frm OF realtors and null
tiple listing brokers
RORsCHACH REALTY, INC
If p.0Z0R
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room itself, as well as the out
door porches, deck and terraces,
1t even has a section that can
be turned into a small apartment
on a level all its own to insure
privacy.
Besides all this, the site has
what the jury called views to
the open country and lake 'front.'
age which are very happily
married into the expression OF
this house" And from the
living room and dining room,
you can look at the lake through
a S9-foot-long. 10-foot-high glass
wall.
The house is located at 1925
Pinetree terrace, Falls Church
Va, overlooking Lake Bancroft
1t was custom designed by
Architect William L. Mayne for
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the owners, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Shaded, and was built by White
Houses. Inc.
The jury which chose this
house for a Star-AIA Award
was impressed by a number of its
aspects. Particularly mentioned
was what the jury called the
"well-studied relationship of the
living to dining areas, the gen.
erous flanking colonnade porch.
and the views to open country
and lake.
Maximum advantage was
taken of the site relationship to
the porch, and the large-Scale
space which TANKS it." the jury
said.
Generous use of glass was
complemented by the protection
See LEWIS, Page BIS
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and continue on through to the porch ceiling The
porch faces West, and thus its shade is needed to
help shield the interior of the house from the late
afternoon sun. The owners are Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Shaded. Architect was William L. Mayne The house
is located at 1929 Pinetree terrace Falls Church.
Va. Photographs were taken for the architect by
Robert c. Lautman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
AWARD WINNER
This House Plays
Mony-Sided Role
AWARD WINNER

FOLLOWING Is the first OF series of 10 articles Which DH
thinning the Second Annual StGrAIA
Residential Architecture Competition that has Just been
cluded Gward winners announced last Saturday. ere
chosen By out-o jury composed OF Thomas X Fz
Patrick head OF the University OF Vgiics School OF Arch
lecture Robert Woods Kennedy Grctect-Guthor of "Te
House and of Design Vincent G. King prom
inent Philadelphia architect Each thinning house iH be illus
trated and explained in this SERIES The competition uUns
jottly sponsored Washington Metropolitan Chapter
American Institute OF Architects and The Evenin0 Star
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you can take a sunbath in pri-
vacy.
From its flagstone-paved entry
or foyer. you can go directly to
the living room. kitchen, bar,
upstairs bedrooms, recreation
room, family room or downstairs
bedroom.
Though a large house 900 feet
long, 80 feet wide) its sleeping
and living areas are compact
easy to reach from one another
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yet well separated from the
decibel standpoint.
Space Well Planned
Not the least thing which rec
ommends the plan is that it has
what everyone wants plenty Of
well planned space for separate
activities, including a recreation
room. family-TV room. and
study, in addition to the living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

HOUSE WITH A VIEW OF LAKE-This winner
of Star-A1A award has good view of Lake Bar
croft The S9-foot-long porch TANKS the living
room and dining room, separated from them by
10-foot-high glass wall of the same length as the
porch. Part of this wall be opened, so that the
flagstonepaved porch can become part of the living
room. Living-room ceiling beams were left exposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
BY ROBERT j. LEWIS

This house is so versatile it's like 1t
designed entertaining and informal living is sbduec
in some respects. spectacular in others
The house is five floor split level with all except one hoo
opening grade porche of them screened
plus deck paved terraces Of them fenced tina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

IIIustroted From the pages of House Beautiful, this
ingenious SOTO ensemble, measuring IA feet, overall
Foam rubber cushions and back, SOTO is upholstered
in off-whte, heavy textured fabric interviewer and
gold Lurex thread The attached end tables Of
mcorbe, combination Of marble and plastic with
solid bross At our downtown store.
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D. c. PRODUCE

G. ,Quoistions supplied by the United
S'dtoS department OF Agriculturel:
Ie3s 80 a., PPe olSao bxs wrpd 81.
i4.'2,t-1.oU; Staymsn bxw wrpd SS-I.5s
n,1U Washing ton. Red Delicious bxs
.tpa E ;dida. Fey 7s-sss ds5, 1.5-i5S
Extra Fey LAOS I 90, 1.0s $500 %.
Iray-pack Extra Fey 72-S0s 6.56-? "a;
Wlnesap oXs wrpd Extra Fey Ss.I3ss
o,5n Few SS-l3Ss 4.5O
Bananas-4d-lb ctnS cut 415-5 OO
Cantaloups--Calif: Jumbo crates IA.
!: 90. 45s 1l.5O Texas: Jumbo Srs 1s
- lU,un, sos ! 90, 4js 1000
St G era III bxs eunless Otherwise
4.0o-4.25: Foster Pinks 45-7Os few 5C
Lemons-Caiu Gins lSO-Count 4 90.
% orS ani;es 9d Navels = bx etn 40
5'%s. = box ctn y I5o 81 ? 50 4'S-
Natermeions-Fla. Charleston Greys
per 10 2E-24 ID average 3iac. Cannon
pan ana Congo. per Id, 2S ID average &c
Vegetables -
BeanS-N, c; pu hpr: Valentines 4. %
a'2o rev HIGHER Iendergreens $50
a' n3 S bu hpr: Valentines $50 few
Cabbage-N. C, Domestic Round Ia
pu craze including some repacked locally
l.31-l 30, open bu bskt i.25-I.3J.
bass Texas eF sTts t toBDsd
tilm-bsgs 34O-35o; Calf. 5G-lb sacks
..SJ-3. 90.
Corn Fla wB crit. s-doz US Few:
Greens-Msryland Blu bskt. Collaros
so-@.O0 Mustard g. Turnip Tops So
Lettuce--Iceberg type Calf ioaM. a
& Std ctns IS 1853 So, NJ Eastern
crates. gas 3.O0-a.25: Big Boston type
NJ. Eastern .crt 24s so: Romano
NJ by bskt fair quality 50-l75.
oMushrooms--pa 4-at bskt l.50-l 90.
Onion tDryl--J0-lb sacks. Ariz. Ysl-
low Bermuda medium 4 100: Texas.
GLano ~ lgr 3.00-3.i5 Medium 400
$50; Crystal Wax ~ 300
Peppers--F7a California Wonder type.
Blu bSkt lge u JO-5 80 medium Ice
5."3-bU o. Medium 5000 80 some poor
Potatoes-Us No. / Size A unvash,d.
5u-lb paper sacks tunlesS otherwise
stated Maine KatahdinS 3"b.3.5O,
Chefs .J-:i.53. New. Burlap sos
washed US No ! size Cuness other.
wise. stated Alabama Round Reds 2 20
Calf Long Whites 40. Fla: Round
Reds 4 90. SebagoS 3.f5-4 90
Sweet Potatoes--N c bu bSkt Puerto
Rican type 3 b0-3 70. Nj bu bskt Jer-
sey orange fair quality . $4,000
Tomatoes--TexaS. LuES, grean turn
I'M g. ripeS 6xbs a. LARGER 450-5.n5
according to quality. Repack LugS UxUs
q 80, Gins 20-lbs 90. Gins IO-tube
approximately lib Is lij-..O0 rs
. 90
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Stocks Mixed;
PLUS Signs Hold
Slight Edge

NEW YORK, May 81 (P.--A
modest advance in the stock
market today made a pale con-
trast to Tuesdays sureing rally
There were gains of l to
points and losses of l to 2 points
in today's market with plus signs
holding a slight edge through
out.
Trading was not very fast and
came to an estimated 2,500,00C
shares for the cay. That COM
pares with 2,430,0O0 shares trad
ed Tuesday. The market on the
before the Memoria! Day recess
shot ahead in the strongest up
ward movement in II years as
a result of concentrated buying
at bargain levels following a
three-Wcek reaction
Today at the start. the market
was somewhat mixed with some
good gains dotting the list. Peak
plus signs moderated. but the
market retained its forward look
AT noon. the Associated Press
average of so stocks was up 40
cents at $178.90.
Corporate bonds were higher
and U. S. governments held
steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-31
.Studebuker Deal
Reports Persist

= NEW YORK. May 81 [P.-
REPORTS persisted today that
Curtiss- Wright Corp. is on the
verge of deal with Studebaker-
Packard Corp. which would aid
the automaker in its financial.
difficulties and give the aircraft
firm control of Studebaker-
Packard.
1t was understood that an an
nouncement was in the making
yesterday when the stock market
would not have been affected be-
cause of the Memorial Day
holiday.
But apparently talks between
the parties yesterday and Tues
day did not reach the expected
goal and neither side made a
statement.
Meanwhile. James j. Nance.
president of Studebaker-Pack-
ard, who was in New York City
for the conferences. had checked
out OF his hotel. Likeliest pos
slbilitleS was that he had either
returned to Detroit or made an
other visit to Washington, in re-
gard to defense contracts which
loom large in his company's flu
ture.