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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AVONDALE. best Md. area-Custom
nulit. full din. rm., bath and bed
irm on. lst fir.. 2 bedrmS. up
beautiful lot: conv. to everything
JOHN A. VENT. AP. 10000.
BELTSvLLE-Open till 8 pm
daily. See these de luxe split-levell
and ramblers in MONTGOMERY
ESTATES. Delishtful location. DUAL
b tiy construction ar5 I;,, and bedrms,
site Of new Catholic church anc
school. Price. $1S,500 and up
Terms or trade. To reach: Oui
Powder Mill I'd, to MONTGOMERY I'd .
right TO MONTGOMERY Estates
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-840O.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS AREA-Gar,
dener's delight: large beautiful
fenced lot. incl. spacious 3-bedrm
home, din. RIM At ST. 200, vol
can't beat this. JOHN A. VENT
COLLEGE PARK--Stately trees and
shrubs surround this attractive g.
old and excepionslly well built.
Large de luxe kit. firepl. in liv.
rm,:. fully Anchor fenced lot; nice
residential area: sl6,675. JAMES
c. coNLEY q Co. AP. 7-6292.
LEwlSDALE-Modern 6-rm. brick
rambler. Bsmt. with outside entr
Reasonable down payment and as
sumo lge. AZ loan: Price. SI5, $50
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-640O till 9
WEST EVANSVILLE = S12,05O
Mod. 3-bedrm. hrk. with 23-ft. iiv
rm. Excel. neighborhood. Assume
lge. ~ loan, pay .S7S mo. HUGH
T. PECK. HE, 4-6400 It'll 9 pm.
4Os 6lst AVE, CAP. HTS. Md
Ice. bedrms... Ice. liv. rnn.. bath.
12'x16' kitchen. slazed-in back
porch. full bsmt.. gas h.-w,h., stair
way to lge: room in attic ,,I Lge
fGTSsr s fsnSsS 15oe down oMNS al
ike rent. Cali 10. 2-l725. 22'
ABOUT g ACRES, many trees. or
highway: S3O0-S5O0 DIN. or exch
OWNER ia 9-701O.
BUNGALOW bedrms.: lge. lot
side drive: S3O0-S500 DIN. or ex
change. IA. 9-7010.
SWEETHEART OF A KITCHEN /.
only one feature of these new split
level homes: there is a din rm, 4
twin-sized bedrms.. loads of CLOSET
space. garage: for only $4,000
JAMES c. cONLEY g. CO., AP
BRICK BUNGALOW d bedrms
/ like new: about / acre: fruit trees
81 000-S2,00O dn. or exch. ia
9-7010.
LARGE FAMILY will appreciate thu
spacious grounds this 7-room de.
tached home affords. Unusual de-
sign in mosaic stone. full bsmt
with h.-w h. built-in garage. FIJI
appraisal pending. Call till 9 pm;
WA. $4,000. ROBERT o. DAVIf
d CO. INC.
$3.50 is the full price for this coz,
2-bedrooth cottage on deep. level lo
in West Lanham Hills. Real firepl
in living RIM FLA terms: S65t
down and $50 per mo. Call till
3 pm. WA. 7-3900. ROBERT 8
DAVIS g. CO.. INC.
MD. .s.E.-Handyman's special; hse
schis.: 1880 terms. CH. S-44s3
SMALL, / BEDROOM cinder bloch
house: h4-aere Of land: S.. 800. full
price; $500 down: behind Oxon Hi
Firehouse; may be seen ewes. Of
week ends. 5122 shago DR.. sc.
CLINTON
To settle an estate: all furnish.
ings and farm equip. incl. acres
mod. 7-rm. wood single rambler.
bedrms., mod. kit: about soft. liv'
ing rm. with fireplace: separate din
ing rm., detached garage, 2 othel
oTt6ideso OF roS.. acres pri LaTm, riTS
$35.O00. Call Mr.. Mann. IA. 2.3579
PAUL P. STONE
Ala Riitfernut 81 NV TIL 2.l10i
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q mn Anmn. ,ariead

$1,000 down: priced at only 3d.
900; 3-bedrm.. 1a-bath masonry
home. l ". old: owner transferred
Al condition. House has Anchor.
s5sf caa fS Nc sr esfsPSrs c sss
294l. XII. 5000.
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HOLM HALL
OPEN SUNDAY, l-6

Desirably loo. . t3) bedrm. brk
TI,s v Ter exs ;,h eS S.n sep o, din. Em 1
buses and shCppins. swimming poo
membership Lovely corner lot
Terms to suit. Directions south Of
Mount vsrnoR blyS ,t e, wsIl .1,,rn
ton across Fort Hunt sd ..i.io lloy
E EsTATR sS si psy5S y ~ sso cS9
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XII. KIT HOME He MSiIaF'0'

an beautiful LAKE BANCROFT Is
FULLY AIR -coNDfTfoNED. 3-bed
room. 3-bath rambler. in a picture
look sitting Of tall trees and fiow
ering shrubs. Fover entrance lead
to a huge living room in rear, with
tremendous licture window over
looking delightful secluded patio
de luxe kitchen, in gorgeous colo
with screened Jreezeway and carport
lust outside The daylight basement
has Q professionally finished recrea.
ton room with fireplace and a 3rC
full lath Many other luxurious
features. too numerous to mention
The price IS light at S37 $50 anc
terms should be no problem. b.
appt. only.
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100000 Lot

Rural atmosphere. close-in. Beau
tiful white rambler with center en-
trance hall. huge living room, large
dining room. fully equipped kitchen.
3 master-size bedrooms. 2 full baths;
screened porch with barbecue pit.
FILA appraised at S26.500. Don't
miss this rare opportunity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

NEARLY NEW ALL-BRK. RAMBLEE
- bedrms.; S15.500. good financ.
ing for in-service. CT or civilian
by OWNER. ia. 7-SS2S or FL. f.
5414.
SPECIAL FROM OWNER - save
81 900 on 2-year-old, 3-bedroom
1l2-bath. 46-ft brick rambler: Va.
acre lot: double Diet. brick garage
Sleepy Hollow area. Easy financing
.IE 3.aA04
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CLINTON
FAMILY LIVING

AT IT'S BEST is awaiting you y
this 3-bedroom, brick rambler with
e completed Florida room .a IN Wn nS1
sunken living room. and it's l4x2O
has . wood burning stone fireplace
The kitchen r. rs new as tomorrow
with dishwasher. DISPOSAL, auto.
matte washer. plus storm doors
windows, thermopane picture win,
doWs in living room. The lot Is
acre. on:street pareing oo provicea
see IL now.
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LOVERs-Perfect for di

play and utilization of your cher
ished antiques since it is now com.
pletely furnished with priceless col
lection. Situated in secluded N. Ar.
lington Country Club grove neigh,
borhood of expensive property, thii
impressive brick Colonial OFFER
proper room sizes from canopied 4
private porch, studio and intrieuini
rec. rm. with fireplace are Just {
few OF its features. You'll be sim
ply fascinated: S2S.950 with gooC
terms. PARKER, SMITH g. DON
NELL, Realtors. ia. 7-6l61, ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

TO A WONDERFUL BUY
Colonies transfer forces sale OF
this perfectly immaculate big brick
rancher. handily located close to
everytt ing Beautifully finished rec.
room In lull basement, 3 big bed
picture-windowed living room, huge
separate dining room. de luxe kitchen
with everything" big fenced play
Eround" '0t, many luxury extras;
reasonably priced at S21 95l. CT
FLA or any other terms. See 1t today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
All, YES!

Handsome. sparkling.white, all.
brick rancher. on big wooded lot
and featuring deliehtful noor plaT
cious living room with fireplace
separate dining room opening ontt
secluded screened porch. 3 lare,
bedroom 2ia baths. ultra de lux,
kitchen With all the latest GIL
kitchen equipment. with "colorama'
styling full basement with plent!
iof recreation Dom space: Just com.
pleted and awaiting your approval
Only s24.950. with easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

CUTE AND MOD.-Lieht and airy
2-bedrm. rambler with lee. liv.-
din. space. soft. wide lot: well
located in Kensington. Only $l0,-
500. A. J. KESSINGER g. CO.. Ju.
FOUR CORNER AREA = Vacant
brick; a bedrms., den. 2 baths, rec.
T With T os tFd D e Un1 81 5 See casa
Lee. lot 10000 So. IT. Extra lot
available. Ideal for DR., Dentist or
Ice family, Conv. to schools. shop
LER. JU. 5-71OO. RIA. 3-6364.
N. FOREsTvILLE-clean. 2-bedrm.
rambler. din-size kit, fenced rear
yard. patio. Owner must sell. 81 900
down. FLA. Sill 900. Payments Of
$40 incl. taxes and tns. Make US .
conventional offer. handy REALTY
SGP' el ESesssitor' RE- $4,000; eyes,
SIX UNIT BRICK-Almost new; 9
one-bedrm. apis. OF which 3 are
exc. value at $4,000. A. j. KES-
SINGER & CO. JU. 9-4544.
so MUCH FOR so LITTLE-Montg
fornia-style BUNGALOW; liv. rm. with
hrepl and picture window; mr.
schools; lovely level lot; S13.5O0,
terms. A. J. KESSINGER a. CO.,
JU. g-4544.
STATELY COLONIAL; lovely lot with
shade trees: Ice. liv. .rm. with fire-
pl., sep. din. rm., table space kit
8 spac. bedrms.. full bsmt. with
outside entr. Sound value, SIS, $50,
A. j. KE6SINGER a. CO., ~. O.
RAMBLER WITH CARPORT = AS
sumo $4,000 GI loan. Monthly
payments. S100. Balance of equity
can be NEGOTIATED with small down
payment and Unnecessary End trust.
Immed. occupancy can be arranged.
a sta eS Sh'e rs s lSIss ic IT, F O.
$500. coLoNfAL fNvEsTTMENT
CO. tReal Estate Sales.
ASSUME al LOAN Of Sl2, 400
Total price OF home. $I6.S5O: 3
bedrooms. separate dining room.
large fenced lot. livine room with
stone fireplace; excellent condition
HOLMEAD. Realtor. JU. $4,000.
Mr.. COLEsVILLE, on an acre; brick
Cape Cod: bedrms.. : baths. liv.
rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rm., lse.
kit. with eating space; rec. rm.
B. pi' E 3o 6sGP u CO. Clf To- SIS 1900 Sss
BY OWNER-Briek Cape Cod. huge
Kit: hish: cool elev., 3 b.r:, baths;
osmt., rec. Em., Ras hit. park Adj. I'd
Walk 70 all schs; Dale DR.; area s; q;
$4,000. jU. 9-3095 or JU. 9-1323
Mr.. ST. BERNADETTEs-Spac. and
immac. brick rambler. 3O'x4O'; on
level lot; bedrms., big kit. sep.
din. rm.: porch: full bright bsmt
nRRAH ia "a EnA
incl. taxes. CHESTER KELLER,
JU. 5-7lOO. RA. 3-6364.
Mr.. WHEATON-Attractiv home
on corner lot with bedrooms.
sion July 1. Sale price only sI2.-
500 Call ROBERT Z. LOHR,
RRaIt0r RE l.4uOO
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orr WIS. ! Blk. west Nd. line--An
Sn1gD:gsl,ly f s,n hoTs ssdr% .s,lb 81.
'front.' t'P peh.. nice fenced en- lot. Price
$4,000. On. $4,000. bal. 500 mo.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
fcONTINuEDl

PURCELLVILLE - acres: fran,
house: full bsmt.; firepl.; no mod
cows: trees. shrubbeTy, outbldgs.
45 mi. from d. c. on Rte. $50.
mi. north Of Purcellville. Va.
$500. OWNER. phone EdgewooC
PRIVATE RETREAT in fashionable
McLean)-Away from the hustle
and hustle yet only minutes from
downtown d. c. Containing 3 spac-
ious bedrooms, tiled bath. delightful
24-tt. living room. extra large
kitchen, and huge rear screened
porch. The secluded fs-acre grounds
is heavily wooded, and has separate
brick garden house and barbecue
pit for those summer outdoor eve
nings. POSITIVELY CAN'T BE
BEAT AT $4,000. Call ia. 10000
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC
1929 N Glebe ION Lee hwy
Omen 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

One fioor living and expandabl,
attic. Located on dead-end street
overlooking Lorcom lane; older hous,
in excellent cond. with mod. kit.
WATER heat; wooded lot. Pric,
81 $50 with 81 500 down
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.
IA. $1,000 Ewes KE. 6-9l77 Realtor.
ALEX. -APL. FAIRFAX
SAY chi"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
A'Brim With Personality

After you have seen It, you will
agree that 1t offers INABILITY beyond
your fondest dreams. 3-bedrm.. .
bath split-level. The recreation rm
| for the entertaining couple. In this
home. the kitchen becomes a room of
distinction. 30-inch eye-level oven,
handsome maple cabinets. plenty Of
cupboard space. Below market value.
at S20.950: large CT loan can be
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MINIMUM

Down payment TO Q Vet on this
attractive brick rambler that offers
the maximum In enjoyment. Fenced
lot with trees. Full basement with
ground level outside exit Dinine
room. Oh appraisal at $I3.4S0. Nom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

n. FOREsTyILLE-clean. 2-bedrm.
down, FLA. Sii. 900. Payments Of
$40 incl. taxes and ins. Make us .
conventional offer. handy REALTY
CO, Realtor, RE. $4,000: ewes,
RE R-Aoal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

SUITCASE or 2-bedroom.. first-n.
furnished: nr. Anderson Orthopedic
Hosp: 2 adults. IA. 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
B-l4 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, MAY 20. 1887
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ffAAtYlAittrnl

CUTE AND MOD.-Light and airy
din Sed space, ra@ sota Wiae it, W s
located in Kensington. Only $10,-
500. A. J. KESSINGER q CO.. Ju.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

BUCKNELL MAN0R-very desirable
Q (3) -bedrm, Cape Cod. Den. living
nm. coup. kit. garbage disposal,
tiled bath. Ice. screened porch.
fenced back yard. Priced TO sell
quickly at $14,700. Assume AZ
loan or terms 70 suit. ROBERT G.
DAVENPORT REAL ESTATE; wk-
days, so. $4,000; week ends or
ewes, so. 6-S95q..
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SPRINGFIELD, vA.-split-ievel;
S Soar S h Sssss re. large roo sliding re.
place. nice din. rm.. finished utility
rm., 26-ft, garage: APPROX. h-aert
lot: school = blks,. part air-cond.
swimming club membership avail
Approved for FHA or FLA in-servics
loan. BY OWNER. No agents. Fol
amt call FL. A.72ll
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HOME ENVIRONMENT

Means everything to your family.
This one is located in q prime
hs1et6SshfSSS enS S.s G1mm Sres your
bier, located "a blk. to Nottinghana
School. Full bsmt. with finished rec.
nm. and "a bath: seperate dining
rm.. tastefully decorated throughout.
Words can not do it Justice. See
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HOUSES uMFURMIsMED

3-bedrm. house, everything fur
nished. incl. TV. washer. driei
Crescent 3-323S.
Evening star., 1957-04-28
What Would
You Do In These
Tough Spots7

accidents So far the results are very encour-
aging.
The Driving Survey seems most accurate for
young and beginning drivers. This pleases
Drs. Case and Stewart, for they feel such test
is needed most among youngsters while they
are learning and before they make mistakes.
The psychologists believe that the attitudes
which make for good or poor driving are often
formed before the driver ever gets behind the
wheel. Certainly they are developed during the
learning period. DrS. Case and Stewart say
such test should be used during learning -
to test for poor attitudes and correct them.
Most people feel they are pretty average
drivers. belonging in the middle group of the
three listed At the start Of this article.
In which group do you think you belong?
Which group do you think had most accidents?
And which do you think got most tickets?
Well tell you later. First take the Driving
Survey test below which has been specially
adapted for TINS WEEK readers from COM
prehensive battery Of detailed questions. Each
item presents driving situation and offers two
choices. Neither choice may seem legal, logical
or just what you'd do. So don't look for the
right answer. There isn't any. The idea is just to
take the choice closest to your own probable
reaction and do it as quickly and honestly
as you can.
/. You near an intersection just as an oncom-
ing car signals left turn. Two cars in front Of
you hurry through. You -
.. Pick up speed and keep going. .
b. Slow down to let the other guy turn. .
z. Nearing a corner, in the right lane, you
suddenly see the car in the left lane stop. You
can't see why. Your two-year-old sits beside
you. You
q. Stop. Hold out your arm so the child
won't fall. q
b. Keep going. get past the corner. q
3. It's late and the highway is dark. You're
doing IS when the bright headlights Of an
oncoming car blind you. Do you
.. Keep your lights up till he dims his? Q
b. Slow down till he passes? @
I. You're doing 30 - the speed limit - IN
the left lane Of crowded street. But drivers
keep honking at you. You
.. Ignore the honking. Speed limits are
speed limits. period. q
b. Try to squeeze over into the right hand
lane. u
Evening star., 1957-04-28

5. In the left lane, you come up behind car
stopped for a light. The light turns green.
You
q. Slow down and follow the car as it starts
up. II
b. Swing to the right. Try to pass before he
gets going. u
6. Just as you walk up to your parked car, the
guy behind it pulls out and crumples your
fender, then keeps going. You
.. Quickly look around for witnesses for
your insurance report. q
b. Get into your car and follow him. @
J. If you miss left turn, the next is a mile
away. Traffic is jammed. You're in the right
lane. You
.. Watch for an opening. If you can't see
one, pass the corner. q
b. Signal and slowly force your way into the
left lane. q
3. On narrow street, one lane each way. you
meet heap Of dirt and the sign MEN WORK.
ING planted in your lane. Oncoming traffic
is steady. Cars behind you sound their horns.
You
.. Edge slowly around the dirt, stopping
when cars won't yield. Q
b. Wait till courteous driver lets you go
through. q
8. Signals are set for 30 m.p.h. You're late for
work, SO you -
.. Match your speed to the signals and keep
in lane. q
b. Change lanes when you get stuck behind
slow cars. q
10. You're going to make a left turn. The
car ahead stops when it gets to the corner.
In hurry, you -
Q. Signal. then turn before you quite get
to the corner. Q
b. Wait behind the car till you're into the
intersection. i
IL. Every night, in snarIed home bound tfaf-
fc, you wait in line through or 10 signal
changes, before you can make that same left
turn. Tonight you've waited. You're first in
line. and as the light turns, you -
q. Turn fast before oncoming traffic can
block you. u
b. Signal Start working slowly through the
intersection. q
For answers. turn TO page 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

Deck: Foreign news sum-
mary by 0abe Vogliotti.
$500, WOL-oood Music Time
Brandenburg Concerto No.
4 by Bach and Tristan and
Isolde. Act II. complete by
Wagner.
$500, WASH-FM--Hi-FideIit
Frequency Tests, 80 to 1900
cycles for HIN sets.
$3.50, WRC--Telephone Hour:
Pianist Jose Iturbi will be
tonight's guest soloist as the
program begins its new sea-
son.
l0;3O. WGME--Symphony Hall:
Symphony In c Minor by
Boccherini and Piano Con-
certo No. 2 in r Minor,
Opus 81 by Chopin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

longs-to,the users of these serv-
ices" he said in a Chamber pol
icy statement.
Mr.. Coleman's testimony sup
ported bill being considered by
the committee which would in
crease postal rates $452 million
in the first year and $50 million
after four years.
However, he pointed out that
the revenue increase would fall
about 5000 million short of meet
ing costs in the first year. He
recommended that increases for
future years be set high enough
to assure reaching this goal.
He emphasized that. unlike
many Government services. the
cost of postal service can be
distributed equitably according
to the use of individual makes
Iof it.
Mr.. Coleman recalled that
5000 businessmen from 800 COM
munitieS who attended recent
Chamber legislative clinics in IL
cities indicated almost unani-
nous approval of an increase in
postal rates to help balance the
Federal budget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Close Watch Maintained
Over Tax Collections

Internal auditors and inspec-
tors operating mainly from nine
regional Offices are keeping a
continual watch over vast opera
lions of the Internal Revenue
Service, which handles some 80
million tax returns every year
and collect some $40 billion OF
taxes.
This was disclosed last night
by Harry J. Trainor. Assistant
Commission-Inspection. in ar
address before Washington Chap
ter, National Association of Cost
Accountants, at the Occidental
Restaurant.
Internal auditors are con-
Icerned primarily with weaknesses
in operating procedures and the
inspection service is concerned
mainly with employee qualifica-
tons and conduct. he said. The
two branches work closely to-
gether through nine regional in
spectors. who are responsible
only to the Assistant Commits
Isioner, Inspection. who in turn is
responsible directly to the Com
missioner, he declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Smith Is Elected
President Of New
Fairfax Bank

Dale H. Smith. Agriculture
Department official, has been
elected president of the new
Fairfax County National Bank,
which will open in the Seven
Corners Shopping Center of
nearby Virginia next fall. it was
announced yesterday.
With capital funds of 5000 900,
the institution will be housed in
quarters to be erected by Kass-
Berger. Inc. It's 10000 shares of
$20-par stock have been over
scribed at price of $50 a share.
capitalization includes: $500. 900
capital. 100000 surplus and
100000 undivided profits.
A former Iowa banker, Mr..
Smith has been assistant ad-
Iministrator of the Farmers Home
Administration for the last two
years. Directors Of the new bank
include:
Thomas H. Blanton. E. Delong
Bowman. Robert j. McCandlish.
Maynard Magruder, Griffin T.
Garnett, jr., John w. Haynes,
jr.. William E. Schooley, Davis
Weir and Irving D. Berger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

almost two-fifths-Ss per cent
would have no proposals at all.
OF those who would have
ideas. IL per cent would propose
tax reduction. But a much larger
percentage would expand gov
eminent activities; 9 per cent
would suggest building more
highways: per cent would want
moves to attract more industry
to this area; per cent would
ask a larger public works pro-
other 3 per cent would stress
phasize aid to education; an
other 3 per cent would stress
more aid to farmers.
Even the small minority who
are active in legislation write or
talk to their legislators on an
average age of less than once a
year.
In sum, the Chamber itself
confesses businessmen fail to
see the connection between ma
tional legislation and their own
welfare"
If businessmen are as upset
about this budget as the head
lines say, they might find it
wholesome to weigh the implica-
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ICHICAGOLVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Mar 81 Fs fUSDAl.-
salable hogs, 1000; moderately active
strong TO 20 higher on butchers: sowt
steady TO - higher most advance on
weights over 400 ID. good shipping de-
mand: No. 2-J 1a0-27O ID. butchers
l5.4O-l7 mostly 1850 and above,
several lots l-3 mostly IT, lg0-23O ID
l4.75- is 90: few lots mostly / lgO-2Id
ID. lS.lO-lS.l5: around 80 head tc
1918: weights over go ID. scarce few
lots mostly 3 2S0-300 ID. 1000 I. so,
larger lots mixed Grades 375-550 10
sows l5.50-lb 80; few small lots 800
800 10. sows 1875
Salable cattle. 1000; calves. 200;
steers slow TO 80 lower heifers scarce
good and better about steady: lower
grade arm: COWS active steady to 81
higher: bulls and yealers firm. stockery
and feeders steady. load of prime Idl
ID. steers $500. good to average choice
steers lS.75-22 so: few standard steers
~. 80 SIS: few GOOD and choice helfers
lk.50-3l 90; standard to low good
utility and commercial cows 1875.
l7.5O: Gamers and cutters l 90 "a -.
few light Gamers 1850; utility and
commercial bulls l5.00-I675; most good
and choice vealers 24.00-35 90; odd
head $500; Gull down TO 300. . load,
good 400 ID. stock steer calves - 90.
yearlings 1854 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Col. william Harvey Kyle. who
will be remembered here as ex-
iecutive officer and military aide
to the late Henry L. Stimson,
Secretary of War. In 1914 and
1945, has been elected president
of the Society National Bank in
Cleveland, Ohio. He has been
with Bankers Trust Co. in New
York for more than II years.
Walter J. Little of Los Angeles
Calf, has been elected 10 the
new post of vice president of the
Association of American Rail-
roads. His duties will be pri-
marily in the field of Federal
legislation.
John c. Barron has been APP
pointed Washington area repre-
sentative for the Fairchild En-
CINE Division of Fairchild Engine
g. Airplane Corp. His Office will
be at 1884 North Henry street
Alexandria, Va.
Moses p. Bowers of Lanham
Md, has joined Thompson-Sim-
mons Associates. sales promotion
and public relations consultants.
He will serve as account execu-
tive.
William A. Bowling and Rob-
ert F. Auren have become sales
representatives Of Northwest
Orient Airlines here.