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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

For the first time In over two
years. the cost Of borrowing
money shows signs Of ieveling
on. This does not mean bor-
rowing costs-more formally
known as interest rates are
about TO start down immedi-
ately.
Rather. 1t means that the
most prolonged. spectacular up
surge In interest rates in mod
ern times finally is giving way
to stability.
And that means. in turn,
that II you're going TO need q
loan In coming months. you
should start negotiating for it
now.
For the rate youu have TO
pay Is pretty much set at to-
days levels. Thus. the big
thing is not the cost Of your
loan: the big thing to you Is
getting the money itself. md
ing q willing lender.
This Is q great change Of
fundamental economic sig
nificance as well as Of direct
bread-and-butter meaning to
thousands Of borrowers. What
does this leveling on mean?
Balance Indicated
II means the supply Of long
term savings Is beginning TO
come into balance with the de-
mand for long-term money
Sure. corporations. States.
cities and Federal agencies are
continuing 10 scramble for
long term loans. They're offer
ing new bonds at q phenomenal
pace day after day. But interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

cent som sl.ii7.4oo In Juns,
1881.
Holdings Of Federal obliga-
tons amounted TO S33, 939, POI
on October ii, a gain Of SIS per
cent from s31 .S56.5l0 In June
and 8 per cent above e31 sol ,846
a year ago. They also were 55.3
per cent above s2l,776.23O in
June, 1851.
While Suburban Trust is not
q national bank and therefore
was not required to answer the
controllers condition call for
October IL, the statement of
condition was distributed to
show further growth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Oct 80 " tUsDAl =
Butter - STEADY rsssip..i, $4,000
bulk cartons tfreshD: Creamery. ~
(AI. sOi1-6i: 90 score tBl. COS sou
Cheese--Steady; receipts, I61,OOOi
prices UNCHANGED
Eaas-wholesale egg prices steady
receipts. 1880. New York spot. QUO
ors. extras NS-5O lbs.). 5OIs-52is:
extras large t4b-4S lbsD. 4gIs-50ns
extras medium, Al ~; smalls. 1894
standards large: 42i.s4t,s; cheeks q.
-; whites. exsras $3.50 les ;, oi.Ss.
medium, 43is-44tt; browns, extras u.s.
so lhs.l. s2is-b6is,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Accountants TO Discuss
Plant Cost Control

Washington Chapter. Ma
tional Association Of Account
ants. has scheduled q panel
discussion on flexible budget:
TO effect plant cost control al
its technical meeting in the
telephone company building al
$50 H street tomorrow night
w. B. Cochrane. chief &C
countant of Judd g. Detweiler
Inc. will be the business leader
and Albert o. Luther Of the
Government Printing once will
be the Government leader fol-
the discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Suburban Trust
Assets Exceed
|S11S Million

Suburban Trust Co. Is con-
tinuing steady growth which
has Just about doubled its size
since 1851 when it was formed
by merger of Hyattsville and
Silver Springs institutions. q
report from Board Chairman T.
Howard Duckett disclosed to-
day
Assets reached another rec
ord of $li8,291, 264 on October
IL. a gain Of around 5 per cent
from Sll2.829.3i8 last June 6.
up 7 per cent from $110.7l2. 2e9
on September rs last year and
05.2 per cent ahead Of SOL .202.-
632 on June 30. 1851, shortly
after the consolidation Of the
Prince Georges Bank a. Trust
Co. and the Suburban Ma
tional Bank.
Deposits on October II also
reached a new peak Of SILL
125. 562. a gain Of around 5
per cent from sos. 786.357 on
June 6, up Z per cent from
$l03. 787.390 on September IS,
1856. and 05.4 per cent ahead
Of $50. 76i,3 1886 In June, 1851.
Net loans advanced to &c.,
TAG, 504 on october IL, an in
crease Of 4.6 per cent from $751;
072.354 on June 8 and SIS per
cent higher than s57.022,743 in
September last year. They also
were an impressive 1915 per
cent above s26,677.728 in June.
1851.
Capital funds reached a new
high Of $6,744.476 on October
II. a gain of 90 per cent from
Sc. $50 1891 in June and rs per
cent above 5000. 653 a year
earlier. They were UP 65.S per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Too Many People Fear
Business, Talbot Says

Too many people "envision
business as an ominous and
dimly Lit structure without con-
science or any sense Of social
responsibility" declared Philip
NJ. Talbot. president Of the
United States Chamber Of
Commerce today.
Addressing the 29th annual
Boston Conference on Distri-
button. he said the same people
"vote quite often for dema-
gogues who scramble into Office
by using business as a whipping
boy for practically every in
equity in the land"
People sometimes grumble at
the middleman without the
slightest appreciation Of the
fact that they could not live
without him. he said. Distribu-
ton is being called upon to
"play first violin in the SYM
phony of economies" he de-
clared.
The era Of high mark-up is
gone and mass selling first in
troduced by the super markets
Is the watchword Of the day. he
said. Competition is bringing
about new techniques aimed at
giving customers the greatest
value at lowest cost, he added
Mr.. Talbot said because Of
public misunderstanding a dis.
tributor should learn to know
customers better. He should b.
prepared to "once again be the
legendary storekeeper whose
advice and counsel were sought
and needed by his customers.
he declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Loan Rutes EeveIinq
~ SYLVIA PORTER

rates have soarded to a point
at which investors are willing
to put increasing amounts Of
their savings into the new loans.
They have been shifting funds
from stocks to bonds. They have
been switching funds from
mortgages to bonds. They have
been cashing in United States
savings bonds to put the money
into securities carrying today's
high coupons.
It's obvious: Investors are
willing to place long-term saw
ings In top-grade loans which
give them an annual return Of
IA per cent. S per cent and
more.
II also means that the econ
omy has fiattened out and
businessmen aren't scrambling
for bank loans at the feverish
pace OF 1856.
Sure. demand for bank loans
are stiil vast. But corporations
are not using bank loans to
finance expansion Of plants at
the speed Of last year. They're
not borrowing as much TO build
up their inventories as they
were at this time In 1856.
Implication Clear
The Implication is clear: As
the economy has slowed. the
demand for bank money has
slowed and the pressure for
higher and higher interest
rates on bank loans has per-
ceptibly lessened.
1t also means that the Fed
eral Reserve Boards policy Of
credit restraint is really pinch
ing hard now and Is working TO
cut down the demand for credit
as authorities said it would.
Private and public projects
running into hundreds Of mil
lions Of dollars have been
shelved or postponed because
borrowers haven't been able to
get the cash to finance them or
haven't been able TO pay the
loan rates.
The message is plain: the
credit clamp down is hurting
but 1t is compelling cutbacks
and thereby it is taking the
heat of interest rates.
What we've gone through in
the past "a months, stability
even at today's historically steep
peaks Is big. big news.
Distributed 1857 by The Hall
Syndicate. Inc All Rights Reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Central Data Processing
Suggested for Banks

Complete automation in
banks accounting system
through installation Of data.
processing machines is too cost.
ly except for the very largest
institutions. but systems are
being developed that will -bt
attractive for smaller banks. ar
expert told the District Bankers
Associa ton last night.
Harold Campbell Of Ernst &
Ernst told the fall meeting OF
the bankers at the Mayflower
Hotel that a complete system
could cost a bank between SIS
million and 50 million.
However. partial applications
are feasible with punched tape
which can be processed at elec-
tronic centers. Mr.. Campbell
said. 1t may become possible
for several banks to share the
costs Of such a center without
any danger of violating each
others records. he added. Each
bank would have its own code
II the central machines.
Every banker needs to take a
hard look at present methods,
II Is q good time TO clean house
and get ready for data process
Ing machines. he said.
Surveys and other gradual
steps leading to data processing
win require about three years
before a nsw system can be in
operation. he warned.
President Frank A. Gunther
Of the bankers association pre-
scented insigne Of office to
chairmen Of that associations
three sections: Robert E. Ken
drick. jr.. Of the Bank of Com
merce, Auditors Section: Dom
aid w. Wooster of Munsey
Trust. Fiduciaries Section: Jo-
seph H. Riley of National Saw
tngs and Trust Co.. Safe De-
post Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
FOREIGN EXcH'CE

NEW YORK. oct. - W.-Eorelgn
exehanee rates follow Great Britain
IN dollars, others in cents unbalanced
Canadian dollar In New York open
market 3ll per cent premium or
iO3 eiN United States cents. on l f32.
europe Create Britain tpoundl
$3.50 ,7ssss. W T.: 30-Ssy futures future:
a.5s 1888. up "a: oO-day futures
3.7S $3.50, Up =: Belgium tfranel
,seis, Oh OOh; France tfranel asia
Of q cent; Germany tWesternl
;Es sSs:s5' sr1 i,.,y so HSl'1 q
. cent; Portusal lsscudoI $50; swe-
den CkronaI 1884: Switzerland
ifranel frseJ 1894; Denmark kronsD
i4 i.,,n .m.,,,.. A,.,n,,0, free,
2 90: Brazil Ifree1 I. 90: MEXICO sol /:
Venezuela fbollvarl 30.03,
Par East: Hong Kong dollar ~ 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

we're slightly behind a year ago.
the company reported.
September sales Of lS,l69.sel
therms were OF SO Of / per
cent from l3.2l3.o6o IN Septem-
last year.
Nine months sales Of 27l.-
9l7.02S therms we're down 50
of l per cent from 27S.4o2.77i
q year earlier.
The company had 362.S3s
active gas meters on Septem-
Der 80. compared with 352,757
on the same 1856 date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
- s&
's q BUSINESS
FNMA Cuts Its Price
For Az Pct. MORTGAGES
Ry DONALD D. HAnLEY

The Federal National Mortgage Association today cut two
points from prices 1t will pay for IA cent FILA and VA
MORTGAGES and discontinued making forward commitments for
purchase Of them under its secondary mortgage operations
New prices for the Ala mortgages win range
from 90 to 90 and in accordance with usual mortgage practices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

viii vary BY areas and by the
amount Of the mortgagors
equity. Previous price range
was 90 to %.
; The 4ia per cent mortgages
still will be purchased over the
counter, but no standby COM
mitments will be made, FNNiA
announced. No other changes
have been made in the pur-
chase price schedule for the
standby commitment program.
The changes are effective I'M
mediately.
j. Stanley Baughman, FNNiA
president. said the new price
range for ~ per cent mort
cages was adopted after a Ma.
tion-wide survey. He added:
The new prices are within
the range Of current market
prices and will enable FNMA
to continue to render supple
mentary assistance to the
secondary mortgage market by
providing a degree Of liQuidity
for mortgage investments"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

SIGHTSEEING is fun any way
you look at il. II becomes fascinating
fun when you get closeup views Of the
beautiful city Of Washington. Shenan-
doah National Park. Arlington. Mount
Vernon. Annapolis-placss you've a.
ways wanted TO see. DC. TRANSIT takes
you TO all of them. offers you the
most varied and complete sightseeing
tours Of Washington. Maryland, Viz.
einia. Each tour is accompanied by
an expert driveT-suide. For infoFms.
/. ton and reservations. phone Federal
$500 Or visit the DC. TTanSf Ter.
mipal at ll7S Pennsylvania Ave-. NV.
Come see for yourself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Washington Gas Sales
Slightly Below 1856

Sales OF Washington Gas
Light Co. in both September
and nine months of this year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. OCT. e 0l.-National
Association Securities Dealers Inc.
Neon ouotattsnsl
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NEW STYLING MARKS 1858 BUICK

styling distinctive grille design the
familiar portfolios Bucks offering for 1883 This the Century
acooed aluminium brakes the The full line
goes on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
WEDNESDAY Prosrom Listing.

4-Today. Variety.
I liouf, IS Min. Frunk eluir onc
Helen O'ConneIl ore featured
9-Jimmy Dean Show,
7:4S
s-oswoId Rsbbit. Kids.
500
9-PonoFomo Potomee.
News and features.
SIS
4-Inua. Cooking.
S-Hymn Of The Day.
4-carton Circus. Kids.
S-koEtoon Klub. Kids.
9-eopssin Kansooo. Kids.
$50
4-Quix Club. Kids.
9:45
9-osweld kobbil. Kids.
1000
4-ArIene Froncis Show.
5-MoFnins Movie.
IA Hours. ''Womon Of n,
Town" 1913. Claire Trevor.
9-The Garry Moore Show.
1880
4-TFoosuFo Hunt. Quiz.
Jan Murray, host.
9-Arthug Godfrey. Variety.
Peter Lind Hcyes slibs.
100
4-The Price IL Right. Quiz.
Bill Cullen. N. c.
1880
4-Truth o. Consequence.
5-LibeFaee. Music.
9-Strike u Rich. Quiz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

tksTo
s-Guidins Light Serial.
100
Alex and Jinx. interviews.
5-LiIIi PoImep Show. Dromo.
7-Lediss Home ThsaieE.
9-Theoset Of Stars. Dronnc.
National Honeymoon" Diono
lynn.
l:3o
4-cIub so. Color.
I Heus. Howard Miller. m. {.
S.TV ReedoF's Digest. Drama.
Return From OBLIVION"
7-FeVorite Story. Drono.
e-As che World Turns. Serial.
200
S-Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
IA Hours. Divorce Of Lody X.
1888. Merle Oberon.
7-Eddio Center TheoteF.
The Finer Points," Robert
Strnuss.
Sour Miss DFoeks. Comedy.
z:3o
4.Dride end Groom.
Byron Palmer. Robert Poios ere
eo.hosts.
7-Town end Country Time.
Grandpa Jones stors.
S-iouse Perry. Variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

PIANOS - Buy YOUR rebuilt steinway
grand from The only authorized
stcinWay dealer. in this area We
have wide selection OF sizes and
finishes All sdily guaranteed
CAMPBELL MUSIC co
nos @ 81 NV DI. 7-Si64
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
TYPISTS

We have several openings for fair
but accurate typists. AYE rs to 40
Beginning salary is SO 900 per year
for . o-day. i0-hour week.
In confidential RESUME awe full
particulars REGARDING past expert
cnce schooling and age. 20 Box
3k3-B Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
HELP-WoAEN
Stenographers
JR. SECYS.

Immed. openings into perm
positions. If you are inter-
ested in a career position
with an expanding, profess
sional education assoc. un-
der the best possible work
ing cond., visit our personnel
office.
1929 M ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
HOSTESS
HOSTESS

Experienced only; excellent pay. no
sundays. ALFoNso'S REST, 1908
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HELP DOMESTIC

ALEXANDRIA MOTHER with grown
children, to care for active Is
mos hoy OF working parents. In W
am to u pm, $50 week SO
5-s51S after pm
CIV, child care. 50 DAYS: g:3O-
30 baby sit . nights local refs
$50 plus cariarc EN- "-S243
GHW. AND COOK. colored live In
or out. a., sects. u C., Va. Md
to SO. ABBEY PEERS. lOl7 x NV
IOMEMAKER. white, live IN and
care Tor g-mo. baby. In New Alex
sal so 5-bpi6
HOuSEkEEPER, live IN. nice home
IN Fairfax. School-age girls, must
have references, JE 2.7iiI3t
GIRLS--Immed openings, New York
State. Si25 TO S90u In. transp.
Turn IL 7-SaO0 II 6-2267.
ELDERLY WOMAN wanted to tax,
care OF semitic woman Room and
board SOB wk For information
call 10 S-iB3G anytime
COOK, colorcd. g.h.wo age 80 To a.,
live In; I IN family references.
oil l-5BiO ST b-fd1i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

LES years. interested in business
career requiring intellieence, initi-
alive and ability TO handle people
and problems. Extensive. on-the- job
training. Cali COURTESY ASSOCI-
ATES. Miss Becker, Ma S-l4l2.
usstn m =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
sITuATIoNs-DoMEsT,c

WHITE WOMAN wishes cooking ant
Lh.w reliable care taker. North
erner good refs. Box 359-Y Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
HELP--W0MEN
WHITE WOMEN

For counter sales. food
checkers and cashiers. No
Sunday work. Meals and uni
forms furnished. No expert
ence necessary. Apply in
nPTSOn
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,SsSd ,xsN 10 psuunuoo,
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont. }

MAN. 20, married, 8 yrs sue. sales
exper.. excel. refs; wants selling
pos. with future. Box Bob. Star
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants part
time work. cleaning Offices or bldg.
from d to z. ia. a-53O4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

Experienced for large modern air
conditioned. dining room: must be
neat, have pleasing personality
salary open; give full resume. Box
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HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

White, public relations: S75 q
week to start; .personable. age limi'
32: good telephone voice; Saturday
work; tipping essential. OIL. 4-s01S
BETHESDA MOTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
HELP-W0MEN

TYPIST, to work in wholesale liquor
acctg ONCE. billing customers in
voices: good tipping ability required:
5-day wk.; salary. $50; air-cond
office. FORMAN BROS. INC. 1850
Okie st. ne, LA, $4,000.
WAITRESS. white, part time eve
nings. Apply in person. No phone
calls. SILVER RESTAURANT, $3.50
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md,
MATTRESSES. Wheaton. Rockville
area; experienced only. The areas
son, AGNEWs INN, Route 240.
Rockville. Nd
MATTRESSES. white, good wages /:
fun or part time: IN Chevy Chase
shopping center, at the end of
Friendship Streetcar: no night or
Sunday work Apply in person.
kENDROS DELICATESSEN. 3"
Wis circle.
WAITRESS, white. over 81; day
shift Inquire in person, l2-12
CHINESE LANTERN REST, No "A
st. NV. NEAR Union Station. 81
WAITRESS. over 81, experienced
Apply in person before noon MT
VERNON RESTAURANT. All nth
st NV
WAITRESS. white. experienced, re-
tips, CULMORE RESTAURANT,
5OS Leesburg pike. Fails Church.
JE. 2-95Bl
NOTWITHSTANDING: day and night
work Apply KIKrS. THE OAKS
RESTAURANT. 1918 Wis. ave. NV.
No phone calls.
MATTRESSES. full and part time
good salary good tips Apply
VINEYARD RESTAURANT. 732
14th ST NV
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INSURANCE AGENCY
DESIRES

Young woman with PIX and films
exper.. insurance eXper. not a
requisite; 5-day wk.. 90; hospital
tzation and life insurance benefits
NE. S-3996. RIM. 400, 1900 Eye st
NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
MlScEL. SALE (cens.)

FREEZER. 21-cu.-ft. chest. Tarvic.
2a3 yrs. old. Orig. cost S700. self
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

WOMAN. colored. wishes work Mon
Tues, FRI. g.h.w.: city refs. Cal
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HELP WOMEN Cont,

HOSTESS, hotel dining room, satur-
days and Sundays; $40 day. plus
meals. Desirable working conds.,
pleasant atmosphere. Exper. nee
esSarv. Call Mr.. RUPKEY. CO. 81
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sITuATIoNS-WoMEN
Who Needs a Right Han1
SITS, MEN g WOMEN

NAN AND WIFE. white; carpentry
and painting in large apt bldg
Must have quarters. Has compl, SCI
Of cleo, carpenter tools. Box 345
Y, Star. 25s
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont,

REAL ESTATE REMODELING Co
Painting. papering. plastering,
flooring, carpeting. alterations.
ONE Low PRICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
BRICK
ACE WRECKING co.
1902 MINI. AVE. NE.
LII. 4-0500
ROCKVILLE BRANCH
Pc. 2-9211

CAMERA, Lcica liF, 35-mm., Elmar
F-iCM lab lens. with case and
expos. meter Ap 1890
CLARINET. fine for student $50.
Governor winthrop desk, mahOg j,
>i6 III S-i36i.
CLARINET Buffet p fiat. for quick
sale, Sl25. ~ a-0025,
COMPRESSOR. i-hp Leigh com.
can cooler. 500: i4-hp circu-
laior $50. OIL. 9-s0il; ewes and
Sundpy
DIAMONDS--Lady's Ia cts, $500
500 ladyg Ct emerald cut,
$3.50 mans IA cts. 81 6a5
LIVINGSTON 8 co lles ii St
NV, ME s.526S
DlCIAPHONE, cvlinder type, full
set excel cond reas Call office
hours, pu ;-05n3
DINETTE TABLE, 4 chairs, oak best
offer AP i-nila
DRESSER, double natural finish,
500 Fripidaire stove, Sl25, nearly
new, G-F ant -si2e REFRIGERATOR. so.
Bookcases $40 and ~ Step table,
$40. Chair, red upholstered, so
Ju S-3S3l
FENCE, chain link, bethanized 81 Of
Il Installed Terms VIII, 6-5i6a
TENCE---Spring sale. All types Of
weathered wooden cedar fencing
Stockade, picket, arbors trellseS
gates. etc. OPEN SAT 4n0 JEFF
Davis HWY. All. MA. S-bss5; or
i.f3OO.
FIREPLACE EoUIP.. gas or electric
LOGS, greens. andirons, etc ACME
STOVE ldll eth NV. MA s-Sah2.
FOAM CUSHIONS, holsters, JUMBO
mattresses wholesale. GILLTtI.AND,
2l4b p n.ws Elk. 3-8033.
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GRAND PIANOS

We reel We nave the most
representative selection Of re-
built and guaranteed grand
pianos In this area
You may choose from
STFlNWAY r ALDWl IN.
KNABE MASON a. HAM
LIN CHICKER1NG ST1FFF,
STORY a. CLARKE. CABLE
NELSON and others, IN q
variety Of finishes.
We seldom have such
wonderful display This is
your opportunity to become
the proud owner OF bcAu-
tlful instrument which carries
new-pinnO guarantee. and
is PRICED far below the COM
parable new piano
THESE GRANDS ARE
PRICED FROM S9ni Up.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO
HOS q 81. NV. Dl. 1886
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siTuATIoNs--MEA

ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeping systems
audits, all taxes. Call Ap i-GhUU
MONDAY. 80
YOUNG MAN. colofed some me.
chaniCal training wants part time
WORK AS helper. Lu l-d5fl 80
MIN avail for all types housework,
yardwork. palnting carpentry on
hourly basis SALVATION ARMY
HARBOR LIGHT ME S-4532
INTANGIBLE SALES
yrs. successful sales and adyer-
Using experience IN ChicagO ma ket.
desires to relocate In WaShineton-
Baltimore area Available for inter-
view April u thru ~ Resume on
request. ~ .50u minimum, plus cx-
penses. Box 2l4-B, Star.
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TYPIST

Justowriter operator. high school
graduate. Min age is knowledge Of
proportional spacing desirable ex-
perience on justowriter preferred
but not required We will train. Sal
AIRY commensurate with ability Send
resume to Pc. Box 5a6s. Bethesda
MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
TYPIS'T'

For circulation department Of we'll
known weekly news magazine Duties
will consist OF tipping cards and
envelopes Applicant must have a.
wpm tipping speed minimum A
mature person Will be considered
Free disqualification and surgical In
Surance Free life insurance. Many
other company benefits
CALL FE. 3.T4nO, EXT. 26l
BETWEEN q AND 3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-16
Junior Stitchers
Make Plans For
Summer Program

The Junior Stitchers' All Club
met at the home of Debbie McDan-
iels Wednesday July 10 with CO.
hostess Alexis MCGEE assisting.
There were 18 members present
and three visitors. All the members
answered the roll call by each girl
telling of he's progress on her pro-
ject and we also discussed Care of
the Eyes" Peggy Follrod gave a
demonstration of how to put a poe
ket on an apron.
The club decided that for their
health project this year, that all
members would get their teeth ex-
amined by their dentist.
Plans were made for a picnic
and swimming party to be held
Thursday July 18 and are to meet
ate 1900 noon in the West Jeffer-
son playground.
The next meeting will be held al
the home of Susan Agilvie, 267
Middle drive with co-hostesS Jackie
Streator on Wednesday July "a.