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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
FIRST SSToS CoM Nj EH3Ts
BUSINESS PROP FoR SALE

WHITE OR COLORED-commer-
cial. 10000 50. IT,, desirable loca-
ton. 575S Georgia ave. mr..
Missouri NV: price, $4,000. Call
ia 9-OQ71, after & nm.
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PALMER PARK. .95N-Three
hedroomsl Beautiful Immaculate,
Like new! Masonry construction!
An FLA guaranteed loan will
allow for a small On. payment
and low monthly payments zap
proy $500 On. S7S per mo. in
Guiding taxes and insurance.
day Sat. and Sun. FREDERICK
w RERENS. INC Ma 2-h0On
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~@@N OH DIL1Oh
Attractive 2-yr. -old Monticello
Large wooded fenced lot :
2 bedrms., ia baths: electric
kitchen with new refrigerator. dish
washer and disposal. FHA and
FLA career service or Conventional
financing available. Priced $1,000.
EDWARD r. CARR, INC.
$40 Backlick Rd., Springfield. Va.
CT. 6-l212 CT 6-3S0o
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GREEN

Is the word 10 describe the lawn
this attractive 3-bed-
room brick rambler. with finished
recreation room and q full base
ment. complete modern kitchen. AS
sumo S11 800 loans with only
-. 500 down. Ali this. plus trees
and a fenced yard YETI Ideal for
those wanting 10 steal a house
convenient to Hechts. shopping
BUS. schools, close In.
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SPARKLING BRK. VENEER RAM
BLER-Twin-s sized bedrms.. COM
bination 3rd bedrm. and den,
wall-to-wall Competing in liv. rm.
and din. rm.. . patios, aluminium
storm windows. Only $14,950,
FILA. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES. AP 7-1174
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BROAD RUN FARMS. VA. ION Po-
tomac River)-1h acres brk. -and-
stuceo rambler. new. eXtra-lge.
liv rm.. din. area. cleo. kit. eye
level oven. birch cabinets. tile
bath. carport: S1s.95O; attrsc.
financinR. JE o-oA12.
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I6UCI ICh w. DCI CIIo, 1lIO'
RE R-54O0
Fleischman's Village Homes
OPEN | TIL DARK

OPEN 1 TIL DARK
Look as you may and try to
equal these qualities: Lge. de luxe
kit. with dishwasher. sep. din. rm.,
3 bedrms.. ia baths, walkout base
ment. lge. lots, 75x200: excel
choice OF carport or
fin. garage. DR.: Out Branch ave.
Sc. left at Fleischman's Village.
. blks. to home. Ewes. call Mr..
Robinson. RE. 6-7SSO.
MOORE & MOORE. RltrS.
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EVANSVILLE vICINITY-severa

homes, . 3 and / bedrooms, from
$500 to S1.250 down. balance like
rent. LOUIS MILLER Realtor.
UN. 4-2123: ewes. UN 4-4256
tXON Hills bedrms.. . baths.
2 hv. rms. lge. din. rm.. Ice
kit. needs minor repairs. all brk
sewer and water: excel. for nurs-
erv or doctors once 33xa": l.
acre ground; S19.a50. Appoint
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1T FITS
YOUR BUDGET

Fully equipped kitchen z bright
bedrooms; full basement for chill
dren's rainy-day retreat.
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RENT

OR BuY-very attractive 2-bedrm.
brk. semirambler with fenced lot.
mr.. LewisdAle q few blocks from
the new Hecht store and shopping
ctr 500 per mo. with low down
payment. or rent II now and buy
later Call MRS. PORTER. WITH
LTTTLE-ASSoCIATES- REALToR
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COLORED

See this roomy 3-bedrm. rambler
located within ! mile of new Mel
par plant. Just of Lee blvd. stone
fireplace. mod. bath and kit: par
uuet floors throughout: oil heat
Venetian blinds: loo. on lee. "a acre,
compl fenced and sodded lot with
nice poultry bldg. S425 down and
$40 per mo. or S97.5 so per mo.
rental Move in today with deposit.
Will consider trade on lot, houses,
etc. s. j. GNASH CO. XII. a-4222
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icoNflNuEDs

|
M, Isih AND KENYON NV. si7..
ssse--spacious s-ssory Colonial
iurn. with extensive eauip.. incl,
fun bsnlt. with rec. rfh. and
built-in Earage: oil h.-w.h. Gross
rental $324.5O per mo. Excellent
home or Investment. Easy terna.
cal Capt. Irby. w. B. WRIGHT,
NV; HOME AND INVESTMENT;
Enthusiastically apartment. SEP.
entrs. LIST A.. liv. rm.. bedrms..
mod rs siti hand. ana bath ara spd rs. a, ant
bath; excel. cond. list q rented
same tenant rs yrs. at SIS mo.
Second q vacant 81 800 cash.
bal. easy terms. Call Capt, Irby.
w: B. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000: open
CHOICE ~ ACRES, Fairfax County.
Va. hard-road frontage-Home
also. 2-stQry 24x200 masonry bldg.
s Sow yen I'm Mr. s,i GTSsi IA PA yuaaa r
1878 BELMONT RID. NV
family nat; well located. For fur
Their information, call Mr.. RYAN,
DIET. BRK. APTs.-six / and 2
c :8sR s TsIOR RDpl r s ssaoS S' wa "a
o csRasii TTis RssltoT, NS' slo7ss.
HOTEL. OLDER BLDG. with rs
rms, on 4 acres, in charming.
nearby Va. town. Rest home or
'ourist home possibilities, $7,150.
reas. terms. DILLON LAND CO..
Ritz. JE. 4-404O Open q TO o.
! tAIR-CONDl UNIT APT. BLDG,
elose-in N. Arlington: practically
new. Almost S31 900 LIST trust.
Excellent return. Price. terms.
5000 or ia. 5-75g5.
si5.s5O-Built 4-famiiy brick bids
l120 G st. n.e.-Two-bedrm. apis.
individual heat; income S240 per
mo. colored tenants. RA. 3-2i2O.
DI 7-96s6.
NEW GAS STATION-D. c.
SUN OIL CO. lease for 5000
valuable, busy corner station is
yours with only S13,5OO cash, sub
ject to excel. 4Iaes mtge. In 13
yrs. your orig. Investment will have
cleared for YOU from the profits
mtge; Of over $4,000. Consult
DREYFUSS BROS.
Ma. s-O5sO Ewes. Sun. IA. 2-Tsea
COLORED-APT. BARGAIN = i6
units, furnished: income, $t1 ,004:
good condition: Al downtown To-
cation: assessed S35.000: price,
$4,000. terms. Box a43-A. Star.
COLORED OR WHITE
FIRST COMMERCIAL
2 adjoining buildings. Ice. store
and 0-rm. apt. in !, Lee. store and
5-rm. apt, in the other. In q good
Sc location. Suitable for almost
any type Of business organization
or church. Only $3.50 down TO re-
liable party or will lease with
option to buy
BEATRICE M. REED
REAL ESTATE CO. CO. 5-5O37
Ewes. AND SUN. AID. 2-S524
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
$1,000 DOWN

Modern 3-bedrm. brick cspe
Cod. near Sc, James Church: ST.
est: monthly terms arranged Err
WIN REALTY CO.. WA. 7-0334.
ives, HA. 2-3610.
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PALMER PARK REALTY. INC.
7415 S4th AVE.
District Hts, Mr.. Andrews
Lovely corner 8-room brick Colo
NAL; sep. din. rm.. fireplace. bsmt..
rec. rm.. 3 Dedrms. Assume big
Government loan now on property.
LIST time offered. You got II made
ripht here. so call Mr.. Kitchens.
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 3-736S.
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HOORE % MUURE, HICrS
nm A oaan
FOREST HEIGHTS

500 HURON DRIVE
Here is lovely 4-bedroon home
that can be purchased with reason
able down payment, already n
nanced. Drive by and take a look.
then call to see inside. Vacant,
move right in. MURRAY REAL
ESTATE.
10 7-3434 Ewes 10 T-31 90
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MN nj TN W. h1hA II Ivy. :.
ia. 1924 EYES. OF. 4-9413
ALEXANDRIA,
Not REPRODUCTION-bnt an
authent'- town house BUILT IN
1890 In the olde towne section OF
Alexandria ~ blocks to the Poto-
macl. maintained through the
years In a splendid manner. Much
of the original Is still prevalent;
hsnd carved holdings. Adams man.
tells. rsndom- width floors, etc. Liv-
ing rm. with fireplace. separate
dining rm. with fireplace. modern
eonipped kitchen, . excellent bed
rms. lone with ireplace). Mus den.
. baths. finished rec. rfn. with f1re..
piece REDUCED TO S,2 son and
priced to SELL Please call now, OV.
3-1413. SHANNON Il LUCHS co.
NO. ARLINGTON COUNTRY CLUB
52-ft. brick and stone rambler
or = beautiful large handicapped lot
with trees and shrrhbery, Room for
swimming pool with lots of pri-
yacy. Fully air eond and many
other extras. including drapertes
rosti~g 81 500. Owner nsid $35 800
Ssrr'h~'n" st only S"s.500.
OPEN SUNDAY TILL DARK
Dir. Lorcom lane to Military
road. risht to 3ist ST, and follow
John NJ Anderson sign IN Omen
house. JOHN NJ. ANDERSON, IA.
5-OS42. ia. S-S2I4.
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AREA-cozy brk. and
single eottaee with panoramic
nook. fulfilled bsmt. with walk
out entrance. scr. porch: 81 e50
down will assume 4es CT loan
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
AID -.-r<4
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CLINTON, MD;-open sat. and
baths, liv. rm.. din. rm.. bsmt. :.
side porch, sun deck. white alup
siding, lot 1O0x90O: trades con-
sidered. Dir: Out Branch ave.
Sc. TO Wood Ward I'd, right .
blks. TO Pine View lane, left sec
ond house on right. OWNER,
In 1-4522
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BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

WANT TO RENT-Store. located on
Ga. ave. NV. Give exact location
and description. Box 304-H. Star.
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HARD To BEAT-5-bedrm., full
bsmt bunga low: cow. to every
thing: sep. din. rm., equipped kit,
bic open porch terrific buy at
$3.50 down will handle. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

(HELTENHAM-5 acres on Ri.
SOL 4 bedrms., . baths. full bsmt..
oil h.-w.h.. cleo. kit. Scar gar
81. II. street BORDERING l.100 n.
side Of acreage S24.950. Mr..
Jones FA. 2-3636. RE. 6-S7S1.
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.BARGATN By OWNER

OPEN SUN. / TO q
3bedrm., brick-and-s hingle RAM
blei with fully tiled bsmt.: extra
lee lovely kit; nicely Handicapped:
or dead-end street In Homewood:
close TO schools. rec. center, NH.
etc. Immediate occupancy Small
down payt.. or assume 4hes FLA
loan, Asking S14.950. Dir: Out
Georgia ave. left Plyers Mil rd.,
left on Drumm. left to 1904 Blue
ford I'd JU. S-42S7
WOODED CORNER LOT
OWNER MOVING
In-town country living is the
keynote Of this delightful brick-and-
redwood rambler on a lge. corner
lot; daylight ground-level bsmt.,
3 generous bedrms., table-space,
fully equipped kit, side scr. porch.
An exceptional value at S15,550.
a y. KESsINGER A. CO.. ~.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR RENT

FOX RENT
In heart of Fairfax County hunt
country; Is miles to d. c.. beauti-
fully situated on high knoll. thor
baths. tireplaces. tack rm.. Scar
earase, servants or guest quarters
with bath. h.-w.h.: 10 box stalls.
1870 a. rolling grazinR land, large
creek. 5000 per month for bldgs.
with 30 acres: $3.50 per month for
entire farm: 1. 3 or s yr. lease.
Contact OWNER. Upperville 100.
23s
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tLINT0N: $4,000, low down pay
ment-Three bedrms.. full base
construction: all-electric kitchen;
large. wooded lot. Call Mr.. Can
nata, OIL. 4-7134 all day Sat
and SUNDAY; FREDERICK IcE W.
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CHILLUM-wiii pay cash for your
rome or appraise property for i'm
ned. sale without obligation
A, R-3529. BARRY. HA. 2-36Si
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ONLY p MOS. OLD-Deliyhtful
tional down or 3rd bedrm.. de
luxe kit with birch cabinets and
passover bar, HOLLYWOOD bath.
full rec.-type bsmt.: S16,7On. as
sumo 4iass loan. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

ARLANDRIA-5-be det.. large
yard, close to transp., shop. and
schools, sos down, $3.50 month.
DI. 1856 or CIR. $4,000.
S2l .5OO-Big 4-bed-
room. 2-bath brk. home on quiet
street near Lee hwy, and Glebe:
semifln. rec. rm. in huge out-of-
ground basement: scr. pch: dish
washer. disp., clothes washer. and
dryer in big kit; wooded lot,
D 1Sy199' NAV AZ BT IeRpoli FRANK " 'e 8
anas III a-naS1
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Columbia Heights
2-bedrm. semidet.: less than 4
miles Pentagon: S1O.5OQ; assume
G1 mortgage. $4,000: first trust
payment $50 month including
taxes and Insurance: small down
payment and Ind mortgage may
be arranged. 764 s. Harrison ST.,
IA 1-tQo1
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ALEX: $1,000. $3.50 dn.-S6e,
FIRST trust: $40; 5;yr:, second
Semidet brick. TIE. 8-1OO6.
ALEX, open sat. and Sun. to
Il pm. 1900 Valley dr.. Braddock
Heights--Just completed. all-brick
Dental section; 15 min. to down
town Washington. Separate din.
rm., full bath and bedrm. on list
FIR; . fireplaces: screened rear
porch: built-in garage. Inspection
invited For information. call
EMMA v. BAYLISS, RE. 7-552l..
TE R-4H4S
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ANDREWS AREA, 5000 down
Four bedrooms storm windows.
fenced lot. garage; very good cond.
AMMAN & GLOBUS REALTY.
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) bedrms., 3 baths: fine brick home
in perfect cond., cow. TO every
thing. $4,000. Attractive terms.
NORTHERN VA. REALTY. INC.
ia. 1924 EYES. OF. 4-9413
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Call SP. 3-6S00 or UN. 4-4413
Fully Equipped Kitchen
DIRECTIONS Out Parkway 10
cheverly, turn right . miles. or
East Capitol ST. Bridge to Seat
Pleasant, turn left mile to Rte.
90" right Va mile.
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rORESTvILLE - FHA approved
S15,5OO. bedrm brick. "a
baths, liv. rm., sep. din. rm., cor
lot, close to schools. bus, | blk
20 Malhoro Pike. Call Mr. Ro-
msck- RE. s;s5S5, Eyes; 10, s.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

slaIiuS ana uOrmOneS into q
test-tube system for more krowl-
edge Of how they control life,
health. sex and activities.
The brain center is the hypo-
thalamus. deep in the middle
of the brain.
There is increasing evidence
that it is top dog over the body's
whole gland system. 1t seems
to regulate an amazing number
of functions. including heart
beat, breathing, appetite and
temperature. In humans. it ap-
pears to be the switchboard Of
emotions. too. relaying thoughts
and feelings into effects and in
fluences on the body.
The hypothalamus sits atop
the pituitary gland, long thought
to be the body's master gland.
The pituitary releases powerful
hormones. Some OF them con-
troll or affect the adrenal glands,
sex and other glands.
But a current idea is that the
pituitary really takes orders
from the hypothalamus. The
hypothalamus seems to be the
governor or real manager.
Intersections of hypothalamus
and pituitary gland from rats
are being studied by DR.. Irving
S. johnson and r. Barbara Mat
tas Of the Biological Research
Division, Eli Lilly g. Co.. Indian
apolis. They described the tech
nique and results to the Fedora
tion Of American Societies for
Experimental Biology.
A first study concerns growth
hormone. produced by the pit
uitary. When there is too much
growth hormone. people grow
seven feet tall or more. With
Evening star., 1957-04-17

too little. they are Short
statured.
Their experiments indicate the
hypothalamus, in rate at least,
can control how much growth
hormone comes from the
pituitary. y
In separate test tubes, they
grew bits of the hypothalamus,
of the front part of the pituitary,
and its back part. The tissues
ARE kept alive in baths of warm,
fluid food. Whatever hormones
or chemicals they produce be-
come mixed with the nutrient
fluid.
The fluid containing such
Isecretions can be transferred
from tube to tube to see what
tine effects are.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
. Juniors! Misses! Women! Every One Fully Lined
Buy Suit and Topper-or 2 Suits Or z, Toppers!
NEW STYLE SUITS

Fitted, bIouson back, toilored or
dressmoker - every fovorite style!
All wool pastel tweeds, ereose-resist-
ant royon shorkskins, royon shon-
tunes, royon fIonnels! Groy, blue,
mouve, beige, brown. black, navy.
Sizes 9 to IS, 8 to l8. 1874 to 24H.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Glands Grown to Study
Deep Secrets Of Life
BY ALTON L. BLAKESLEE
Associated Press Science Repnrtar

CHICAGO April II t "A mysterious brain boss and body
glands being glass to solve some Of es deep
secrets scientists reported today
Living bits of these organs kept work in test
tubes to learn how big they
The technique is initial step toward putting bodys
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CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Sept. "a l1 6UsDA).-
Salable hogs 1900. slow 25 To so
lower on butchers; late and close trade
mostly so lower; soWs scarce. weak TO
80 lower: most decline on weight under
$50: poor shipping demand: No a
mixed grade lots 10000 ID butchers
straight lots No. 3; No 1. z 5Oo-s5b
ID butchers 155O-fS.lO: later sales
l7,75 and below; several lots No. 20
2lO-22O ID iSO0-ls25: around I50
mead No. | these weights 1880: No.
2-3 230-26O ID 1s 90 10 mostly Is 81.
smaller volume mixed Grade lots Is0-
le5 10 ~ OO-l7.75: larger lots No. ia
300-525 ID sovs Il OO-IsOO; few head
TO 1910.
salsble cattle 1900; calves 900.
receipts include "a loads cattle for the
forthcoming feeder auction sale Fri-
Gay slaughter steers slow. steady 10
20 lower than Mondays general mar
ket. heiiers STEADY to weak: cows
steady to 25 lower: other classes
steady; high choice and prime steers
25.0O-27 20 bulk good TO average
cnoice grades 90. 50-2455: with Sey :
eral loads ayerase choice ], l0O-I, Il5
io' IS QO-25 %: some hish choice $50
10 steers, - 90: good TO high choice
heiiers, lp.5O-23 10. choice large
% .0O-23 so: utility and commercial
cows, l2e5-l5.5O; Gamers and cutters.
lO;nO-l3. %. utility and commercial
bulls, 16.OO-l is. 90. vealers 500
down. light culls as low as 100:
several sales mediums and good $50
075-lb stock steers. ls.50-20.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-24
Dewhirst Named
GAA President

Ralph E. Dewhirst. president
of American Printing Co.. was
elected president of the Graphic
Arts Association Of Washington
at the GAA's 43d annual meet
ing at Hotel Continental yes
terday.
Mr.. Dewhirst succeeds John
S. Beckham. general manager
Of the Northern Virginia Sun
Publishing Co. He has been
active in the association for 80
years. Other association ON
GERS include:
Clarence E. Harlowe, Har-
lowe Typography. vice presi-
dent; David Porterfield. jr.,
Arrow Service. recording secre-
tary: Joseph Cangalosi. Nation
al Publishing Co.. treasurer.
George P. Mallonee is executive
secretary and Doris T. Hall,
assistant executive secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-24
BisseIIe Elected
Vice President Of
ABA Division

Hubert r. Bisselle, president
of Riggs National Bank. was
elected vice president of the
National Bank Division Of the
American Bankers Association
at Atlantic City, N. j.. today.
Mr.. Bisselle has been chair
man of the divisions executive
committee and additionally is
in line for the divisions presi-
dency next year. William NJ.
Lockwood of Burlington. VT,
became this years president at
the start of the ABA's SD con-
vention.
Mr.. BisSelle is a past presi-
dent of the District Bankers
Association and for three years
ended in 1856 was a member of
the ABA's executive council
representing the Fifth Federal
Reserve District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-24
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Silhouette Change Due
~ SYLVIA PORTER

public figures become leaders
chiefly because they are es-
pecially sensitive In detecting
the readiness for change. -
What. then, are the factors
determining the silhouette?
ID The marriage rate. LAS
marriage becomes more diff
cult. feminine dress tends to
become more scanty"-and
vice versa.
~ The buying power of the
individuals income in rela-
tionship to food and rent.
when per capita income is
high in relation to food and
rent costs. the silhouette tends
to a pyramidal (extravagant)
form. When per capita income
Is low in relation to food and
rent costs. the silhouette tends
toward a tubular (economical)
form"
Marriage Rate Dropped
To be more specific. between
1916 and this year, the mar
'riage rate slumped 43 per cent
and this has been, says Mr..
zelomek, decisive in encourag-
ing economy in the silhouette
during most of this decade. "
But the number of people of
manageable age soon will be-
gin to increase again and this
increase will speed up in 1860
and beyond. 1857 is to mark a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-24
'' n BUSINESS
Giont Food Volume
Neors $50 Million
By DONALD B. HApLEY

Giant Food Shopping Center nc had sales of nearly $50
million and net earnings of $l1036 its last fiscal year
Vice President JAG Lehman declared today.
Addressing the Washington Society of Investment Analysts
at the Burlington Hotel Mr. Lehman described growth
of the company and predicted that and will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-24

low or very near a low in the
marriage rate.
Between 1916 and this year.
food costs rose rapidly and
rents also climbed persistently.
Both encouraged economy in
the silhouette.
Mr.. zelomek expects food
costs to be leveling of in the
near future and he predicts
the rate of rise in rents won't
show a marked gain.
Conclusion: BY 1853. we'll
be into new fashion cycle and
the trend toward greater luxu-
ry in the silhouette will then
become apparent.
distributed 1867. by The Hall
syndicate, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-24

During the next Is months,
the fashion silhouette will use
a minimum of fabric.
After that. though, we'll enter
a new period in which the trend
in dress fashions will be toward
greater luxury and opulence.
Women will be wearing a sill
houette which tends to a pyra-
midal form and which is lib
eral or extravagant in its use
of fabric yardage." For the
benefit Of men. the pyramidal
form is extreme of luxury in
terms of the silhouette; it is
reflected most dramatically in
voluminous and billowing
skirts.)
As this great change develops
and the first new fashion cycle
since 1916 emerges, the textile
and apparel industries will pull
out Of their prolonged dol
drums. Actually. "a more ia
vorable sales relationship for
textile and apparel items is al
ready beginning
New Period Ahead
And in this period. the profits
will go to the producers and re-
tailers who recognize fully and
in time the depth Of your in
terest in quality Of fabrics and
in opulent styling.
have just finished studying
a report on the economic fac
tors which influence the FASH
ion silho' ptte written and pri.
vately circulated by A. w. Zelo-
mex, president of the Interna-
tional Statistical Bureau. Mr..
Zelomek. an economist who has
traced fashion cycles back to
100, comes up with the fiat
conclusion that,
THE influence of the cour-
turiere. or of the fashion leader,
in establishing a new silhouette
is much less than may have
been thought. Courturiere and
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Savings League Head
Cites Safety In Thrift

An appeal to make every
American -thrift-minded" was
issued yesterday afternoon by
w. Franklin Morrison. president
Of the National Savings and
Loan League, Eighteenth and
M streets NV. He is executive
vice president Of the First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Asso-
citation here.
In an address before the 18th
annual convention of the
Illinois Savings and Leon
League at st. Louis, Mr.. Nor
rison called for a Nationwide
advertising campaign by the
savings and loan industry to
wake up to the Nation to COM
bat imitation through thrift.
Having qualified for social
security benefits, perhaps a
private or union pension plan
and group disqualification, the
worker may feel that he has
solved his rainy day problems
and is less inclined to save
cash for the future" said Mr..
Morrison in his address.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a
R.-The Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange announced today it
will open at 6 am. and close at
1880 pm. PSTD during Octo-
Der to adjust daylight saving
time continuation in some
Eastern and Midwestern States
until October 26.
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his first drive-in restaurant at
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets
NV, 80 years ago. will receive
the clubs Award Of Achieve
ment.