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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

0LDs 4s cow: r. and h., new top.
500. OF best ofier. KE. s-ssssS.n o''
OLDs '56 Super "se" Holiday: =
s ss n kspt. ii. i s.sioS. owner;
OLDs '54 hardtop '9e"; / owner;
full power; S1,695. Also '6B hard.
;1P. k. eiSEY BRANCH MOTORS.
OLDsMOBILE 1919 80" club coupe:
hydramatie; q clean car: Slee.
BELL = y 1 MNoTos ssco SOLO wis. ave.
0LDs 80 "ss., custom conv.: per-
feet. best ofyer; recently rebuilt
motor. Call LU. 2-6949 any time.
oLDsMOBILE 1855 "ss" Holiday
hardtop: 2-tone blue: fully equipped:
see ana drive this beauty today:
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Ari., Va.
oLDsMOBILE 1883 "9s" sedan: :.
and h.. hydra, power brakes: 1
owner: special at S995.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1898 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. $3.50
oLDs '55 Classic "es" 4-door Hoii.
power 1steerine. brakes. seats. win.
doWs, antenna). signal-seeker radio,
rear-seat speaker, WV. tires; Q.
tone blue factory finish: S2,105.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st.. Sill. sps., ~. 5-6ls6
0LDs .53 "9S" DIX. hdtp.: .7.7OO
mi. fvll pErs plus extras; must
sell. He. 0.0291.
OLDS 40 6-pass. station Wagon;
d fully , sd,HIipped; e%xcel tires: $1,000
chemically perfect, Al. very de-
pend, pvt. owner; $3.50 cash. no
less. Apply 1909 II ct. NV.
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TOLDSMOBILE 81 "ss" 4-dr.: hydra
and extras; new tires and Life
guard tubes, extra pair snow tires;
low mi. good cond.; ] owner
ordered overseas: $500 or best
offer. OIL. 7-245S.
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1000 Ga. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-1122
NASH SO Custom 4-dr. sed.: r
and h.. cd, 2-tone paint. Wv
tires. 'like new: S696. SOUTH
EAST NASH, 1898 Nichols ave
Sc, LII. $4,000.
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

OLDS $50 Super 1857; black top
red body; fully equipped. Wv
tires, radio, power steering and
hydramatic trans. very clean; only
$2.197. EMERSON a. ORME, 1928
Rhode Island ave. ne, DE. 2-454O
| Open q It'll o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

MERCURY SO club cps.; auto
iiasn: inside AZ ': sna v cS. ' FS
car shows exceptional care by Il
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER
$50 Glehe Rd., Arl., Va. ia. 7-772.
MERCURY '54 hardtop r. and h.
Wv. tires, 2-tone finish. Extrs
clean; $1,195; written guarantee.
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OI,MSTEAn (OT,nSl

2UUU WILTON Blvd. IA. 7-b400
oLDs "9S" starfire convertible: ex-
ecutive black finish, white orion
top, r. and h., getaway transmission,
WV. tires, power brakes, steering,
windows and seats. Autronic Eye
etc. like new, 5000 act. miles
SHARP top-down value. S2,S95.
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet

1I2b WIS. Ave. OIL. 4-I4I.
NASH '49s and Sos: for End car:
good transp.; PRICED from 500.
ave Sc LII. A.ho00
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'" E TRIANGLE FORD

F6RD '54 Crestline VS. Countr,
SQUIRE ranch wagon: fully equipped
Including Fordomatic: reconditionee
and ready to roll. only 81 1877
EMERSON g. ORME, 1929 Rhode
Island ave. ne, DE. 2-4540; oper
FORD $50 Custom IS" sedan: with
and performs like a new car; hard
to beat at this price No. 40l-A.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1900 East-West Hwy.
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 9-S04t
oLDs SO AIR-CONDITIONED "9s''
de luxe Holiday coupe. we invite
YOUR inspection and test drive "a
compare the car. compare tht price
compare the terms to see what q
real value this Isl
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OLDS '53. S995

Super "Ss" 4-door sedan: r. and n.
hydramatic. power steering anC
0MAC FINANCING
ALDER OLDSMOBILE
1901 BLADENsBURG RID. NE, Ii
4-69Sc q block south Of N. Y. ave. }
You will find the price you can pay
in our used-car display.
OLDs SO Holiday 4-door; =. and n.
hydramatic, power steering and
brakes: $685..
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
e2I ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHI. VA.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY $50 4.dr. Custom: r. and
b, auto. trans, custom interior;
like new, 1-owner car: guaranteed
1907; Save $500; was &. l9b;
, NisHp price sS,.ss l'SsSs SOUTHEAST
In. 4.h20l VsNo'e w ~
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NASH 1851 Rambler station wagon:
chanical cond: new brakes. battery
tires, carburetor In past year
owner going overseas: $3.50. JU
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NASH SO Ambassador hardtop: r,
and n; hydra; a fine big car q
z small.car price; $3.50. SOUTH
EAST NASH 2O33 Nichols ave
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81, 499
MONROE FORD

1897 Esst-west Hwy, Silver Spring
~. 5-7S04 Open Till Pm
FORD 1855 VS. Victoria hardtop
24tone finish, Hollywood blue body
ermine white tops r. and h.. Fordo.
matte drive. Wv. tires, fender
skirts, 2-tone interior, etc, Yer,
sharp At Sl.Ses. CO.,
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NASH RAMBLER 1884 haTdtop
hydramatic; beautiful condition
throuehout: low price. BURROWS
MOTORS. INC. 900 M st. Sc. Ii
4-S300. 18th year.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN 1854 Capri hardtop; like
brand-new; power I'll the way;
only 1900 miles. pvt. owner;
81 1925, can arrange financing. OIL.
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NASH SO Rambler de luxe sedan;
factory conditioned: clean, 81 :
100. Call OWNER. Spring 4-75S4.
NASH SO Ambassador Custom: p
tone paint, =. and h., auto. trans.
Wv. tires. Save $500. Was
81 4g5; sale price, $3.50. SOUTH
EAST NASH, 2033 Nichols ave. Sc,
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NASH RAMBLER 1852 station Was.
on: fully equipped; low price. BUR.
ROWS MOTORS. INC, 900 M 81
Sc IT A.R90O I~fh waar
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18th and R. !. Ave. NE. LA. e-e5ao
0LDs 1854 Super 49, 4-dr.::. We
to compare the car, compare the
price. compare the terms TO see what
q real value this "a.
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NASH - Metropolitan convertible:
immaculate. Low mileage. Most
opu lar small-car convertible.
hERSON'S. 9Th and o SITS. NV.
DE. :-4700. Our only location. 81
other cars to choose from.
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NASH RAMBLER 1858 station wae.
on; fully eouiDP pe o nice sG Dnnea
INC. 200 NJ st. Sc. Ii. 4-S3Oo
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NASH 1856 4-dr. Statesman; q
luxurious sedan equipped with all
weather air = conditioning. radio.
heater, overdrive and seat belts
like-new appearance: s1,995. terms.
CCC warranty.
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Nash 1881 Ambassador sedan; over
SaS5.. See and drive Il Al VIII.
LIAMS 4 BAKER. 18th and NJ SITS.
NV. no. 2-S700: open SIS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
THACKER MOTORG

oLDs 'S2 "ps" Holiday coupe hard,
top: all extras. Today's special
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MERCURY 1856 Monterey hardtop
2-tone blue. 7. and b.. auto. trans.
safety belts, Wv. tires Il un.
usedl; company ofi1cial car: guar,
anteed: $1,S96. 1928 L st. NV.
DI. T.7lOl
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NASH 1852 Rambler hardtop: 7. ane
h.. 2-tone finish. very clean; S505
JET ENGLISH FORD. 1884 Pa. ave
ae II f.09O0
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nTPERIAL 1855 2-door hit. cow,
beautiful winter white with royal
Due sop: , ilIly e9ulpped Win ~
very low miles by / particular own
er. Sacrifice for only 81 1895. Car
finance with small down payment
with bank rates.
Royal Motors-P Plymouth
WAsHIN0ToN's LARGEST DEALER
4lQ0 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. a-290(
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NASH 50 Rambler Cross Country
4-dr. station wagon: 2-tone green
f1nish, automatic transmission, T.
and b., Wv. tires. tinted glass
buy: Si.Sa5. LOGAN (Fordl, 1850
Goth Al nv III T-kRO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Virginia Bank
Votes Melon,
Stock Offering

The Falls Church Bank viii
increase its capital stock 10
5000. 900 by means Of a stock
dividend Of 1000 shares and
an offering Of 1000 additional
shares to stockholders, II was
disclosed today by President
Carroll v. Shreve.
The increase In authorized
stock TO 5000 shares Of SIS
par value totaling 100000 was
approved at q recent special
stockholders meeting. Pres
emily outstanding are 5000
shares OF SIS par value or q
total OF s375.0OO.
The stock dividend viii be
paid to stockholders Of record
November 3 at the rate Of one
new share for each I'VE held
Subscription rights viii be Of
fered stockholders Of record
November 3 on the basis of two
additional shares for each i've
held. not including the dividend.
The price for purchasing
stockholders viii be 800 .
share. with SIS going 10 cap
ital account and $26 10 surplus
Recent market for the stock has
been around $l35 q share.
The offering viii raise sur
plus account 10 s425.000 from
S375. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
industrial Park
PIonned on Nearby
Maryland Tract

Montgomery Industrial Park
last night disclosed plans for
DEVELOPMENT Of an indus
trial showcase" It wab an
nounced that the A. s. Aloe
Co. Of st. Louis would be the
first occupant Of the park.
The industrial park is being
developed on q 225-acre tract
on new u. 8. 20 about 3 miles
northeast Of Silver Spring.
Aloe Is the worlds second
largest developer and dis
tributor OF hospital. Laboratory
and physicians equipment. Tho
arm has contracted for land
on which II viii build q $4,000
sq,iare-foot. one-fioor facility
r. Robert Linowes. vice presi-
dent and general manager Of
the industrial park. said the
firm Is shooting for an April
construction starting day.
David Scull. whose firm
Sterling a. Scull. is managing
the real estate development OF
the park. reported that spokes-
men for Aloe said the new
plant will be the company''
seventh located in industrial
parks throughout the country
Developers OF the industrial
park are hoping TO attract COR
porations representative Of al
major American industries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Welfare STATE
Fight Cited

HOLLYWOOD. Fla. Dec. 3
@.-John H. stambaugh. spe-
cial eonsultant TO President Ei-
senhower. urged support today
for the Presidents effort TO
reverse what Mr.. Stambaugh
called the trend toward "a ma
tional welfare state"
Mr.. Stambaueh. vice cham
cellor Of Vanderbilt University.
addressed the 4oth annual
convention of the Investment
Bankers Association.
His speech was on "the re-
turn Of power"-from the Fed
eral Government to the States
and he reviewed the work Of
the Joint Federal-State Action
Committee created by the
President and the Governors
Of the 48 States. as represented
by the Conference Of Gov
errors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
cHrGO LIVESTOCK

s. S;s|EcH Sso. Pes sOos 0. .vspEA' =,
Tive. steady 70 stFopG on butchers.
s inssases ~. sS y hob nisS Sss,, 'sY
lbs IN receipts and a 1areer supply
No l-2 al Welshts than on Monday;
all Interest competing: e.3 Io0-a30
ID butchers 1900 1888: several lots
- mostly = these veights 1886
10 sorted for grade rs 0O.is.75: and
q go head lot NJ ! 2l0 lbs uniform n
ysissht end grrds 40; 20 2ao-saQ
lbs mostly - II ,00-t7 so. LAGER tnss
No Ia 900 $50 II. sova 142S-iS. 20:
Saiaele cattle $4,000. salAhls calves
500. SLAUGHTER steers high good 10
Low prime moderately active, prime
stsers and steers average gocd and
below slow. choice steers I .l50 10 ana
down mostly steady others weak 10
fully 50 lower; heller. mostly steady
IS lower: bulls steady 70 weak: weak
mes. on light tanners snd euttsrI:
several loads hish choice and prime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
~ YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Husbands and Life Insurance

All "True-The Mans Maya
zine" wanted TO prove when 1t
hired the Starch research or
ganization q short time ago TO
make q survey Of buyers Of life
insurance was that the Ameri-
can male Is the dominant in
fiuence in the purchase Of life
insurance. All It was trying TO
get was q good argument to
coax more life insurance COM
panies into advertising In its
pages.
Simple enough. But what has
come out Of the research is q
lot more than evidence to back
up the obvious point that the
husband usually picks out the
insurance company. type Of poll
Icy. etc.
I have just read the Starch
study. Here are some Of the
startling disclosures Of this
survey:
On the surface, q husband
may appear quite reasonable
and calm about the purchase Of
Insurance on bis own life. IN
derneath, he hates the whole
idea. His hostility Is shatterine.
DiscOmforts Cited
II he could, he would avoid
In real life any contact with
life insurance. But since he
recognizes his financial respon-
sibilities as q husband and
father. he knows he can't do
that, and so he tries TO mini
mize his discomforts. II there
are no children in the fam
lily. he may limit the influence
his wife exerts on his life in
surance program. In most
cases. he'll try 10 hide his fear
about "collusion" between his
wife and insurance agent by
pretending that while insurance
agents in general are only in
terested In making q fat COM
mission" his own agent is a
friend"
This is an aspect about life
insurance purchases I've not
seen suggested before. Here is q
bitterness the life insurance in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Merger Bon Studied

NEW YORK, Dec. 3 R.-
The question Of q Federal ban
on the proposed merger OF
youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co. and Bethlehem Steel Corp.
was still being considered to-
day by Judge Edward Wein-
field. No immediate decision
was expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
" SYLVIA PORTER

dustry may not even realize
exists.
BY scientifically approved
methods. the research Organi-
zation chose in 81 city areas q
sample Of homes having both
q husband and wife and report
ing purchase Of q life insurance
policy in the previous IL
months.
The trained interviewers used
"a series Of questions designed
to reveal attitudes toward in
surance. prejudices, etc., and
the hubsand and wife were in
terviewed independently Of one
another.
AS part Of the interview each
husband was shown q crude
drawing Of q wife receiving q
$4,000 life insurance check
from an agent. The drawing
was deliberately ambiguous so
that the viewers Interpretation
Of 1t would come from within
himself and not from the Illus
tration. Here are typical COM
ments:
Boy. win she have a good
time! She win blow the whole
thing In less than q year. I"
She's thinking. Thank God
he died while I'm stiIl young
enough to go out and hook some
other slob-not when I'm go.
Now I'm free. ="
She might be thinking
he's worth more dead than
alive :"
Crude Drawing Shown
Each husband shown another
crude drawing Of q wife, hus-
band and insurance agent in
the agents office. The wife Is
speaking and the agent Is look
ing toward her. Typical in
terpretations:
"She might even be saying,
We could afford q larger
amount. dear. don't you think?'
And the husband thinks he Is
being taken advantage Of In
front Of the agent. :"
"You can see that the man
isn't too anxious to sign those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

steers 297S-27 so; around half 4
S SSIs i lSss. sysssss 15Ps zss 90
% loN choice 22 -50-25 IS. few
s .snssI "a 70 s,, q. hs sec & eSs
good 70 low choice % 5O-2l so. stand
and commercial cows l4.50-i6 90: I
few commercial and standard le.00-
1900: Gamers and cutters IL 90
1928; utility and commercial huiiE
~ k0-i9 90. cutters down 70 1890:
standard 20 Low GOOD go 0O-2 90:
some hRhl eulls down 70 10 90. sew
srai loads sO0-p 200 medium 70 choice
stock eteers FL as 90.
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papers. but he'll get worn down
by his wife and the insurance
man. :"
II this IL the way 1t really
is-and the more / think about
1t. the more ! suspect It Is
then the whole concept Of how
to sell life insurance to US
needs q thorough reappraisal.
A purchase so vitality important
to the entire family should not
involve such fear and hostility.
Distributed 1857 By The Han
eyndicate. Inc. Ali RIGHTS Ressrved)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. Dec. 3 W4,--Spct non
ferrous metal prices today Copper
ley. Lead Is cents . pound. New
York. Zine 10 cents q pound. East
st. Louis. TN e0a. cent? pound.
New York. FOREIGN silver 90 eenis per
trey ounce. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
'' n BUSINESS
Lawmakers to Discuss
Trends at NAM Session
BY DONALD b, HADLRY

Basic political trends foreign aid the Federal budget and
labor reforms among the public problems be
discussed at the SAD annual meeting of the National Association
Of Manufacturers. which opens In New York
Feature of the first morning session win be discussion Of
whether America is headed for conformity or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

greater personal freedom, with
these members Of Congress on
the panel:
Senator John L. Mcclellan.
Democrat Of Arkansas: Senator
Charles Z. Potter. Republican
~ Michigan: Representative
Clarence Brown. Republican of
Ohio. and Representative Ora
BAN Barden, Dem ocrat Of
North Carolina. Dean Nathan
Baily Of the American Univer-
eity School Of Business Admin
tstration win be moderator.
Ernest q. Swigert. president
81 the Hyster Co. and president
81 the NAM. viii give the key
note address at the opening
session. Sylvester Petro. New
York University professor and
authority on labor. viii discuss
The outlook for labor reforms
~ the afternoon session.
Debate on Foreign Aid
Scheduled Thursday
Senator John j. Sparkman,
Democrat Of Alabama, and
Senator Henry c. Dworshak.
Republican e Idaho. are ex-
pected to present conflicting
views on foreign aid at the
Thursday morning session. Sen
ator Harry r. Byrd. Democrat
Of Virginia, will address a
Thursday luncheon on the need
for Government economy.
An address by Judge Harold
r. Medina on the Bill Of Rights
at the Friday luncheon viii
attract attention. Other speak
ers at the three-day eonven-
ton include:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
PEPCO Earnings Climb
IL Per Cent Above 1856

October net income Of Po-
tomac' Electric Power Co. to-
tailed $S7s. 400. compared with
$790. 400 in October last year
the company reported. This was
an increase Of lis per cent.
Net for IL months ended Oc-
tober 81 was $i0.288.000 also
around IL per cent above So
273.000 q year earlier.
October revenues Of $685.
900 were up S549.50o from q
year ago. while October costs
Of $4.647. 500 were S358. 600
higher. Twelve months reve-
nues Of S68.l32.2 200 were S.
l29. 400 above the preceding
period, while costs Of $52.830.-
600 were up $685. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
ABA Groups Confer Here
On Legislative Program

The legislative program Of
the American Bankers Associ-
alton win be reviewed here
Thursday at q joint meeting
Of several key committees al
Hotel Statlef.
Participating IN the Thurs
day session win be the admin
istrative committee. the sub
committee on taxation and the
executive committee Of the
Federal legislative committee.
Ofacers and directors Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Capital Banker Honored
Al Graduate school

John C. Brinkman. vice pres
ident Of the National Bank Of
Washington. Is among 80 bank
ers given special recognition at
the Graduate School Of Bank
ing ut Rutgers University.
Graduation theses Of the 81
were chosen from q class Of 326
to be placed IN the permanent
libraries Of the American
Bankers Association. Rutgers
and the Graduate School Of
Administration at Harvard.
His subject was The Bank
Consolidation and Merger
Movement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Campaign for Extension
OF Trade Pacts Planned

A Nationwide drive for ex-
tension and liberalization Of
the Reciprocal Trade Agree
ments Program will start at q
rally in New York next Tues
day. December 10.
The Committee on Foreign
Trade Education announced
plans for the rally and pres
entation Of its annual Cordell
Hull Award to Clare Boothe
Luce. former United States
Ambassador to Italy. for her
contributions to national for
eign economic policy.
B. A. Rittersporn. jr.. chair
man Of the trade education
organization, said the trade
agreements program introduced
BY Secretary CordeI Hull In
1884 now Ease "a showdown
as bitter-end high tarih inter-
ests are putting Congress under
enormous pressure to kill the
act in 1883"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

further wage boosts must be
resisted. declared Fred Bentley,
chairman Of the British Build
ing Societies Association Of
London. here yesterday.
Addressing q luncheon Of the
National Savings and Loan
League at Hotel Statler, Mr..
Bentley said annual infiatic .
In England has amounted to
around 4 per cent, the same as
in the United States.
Mr.. Bentley was entertained
at a Statler luncheon today by
the United States Savings and
Loan League. Preceding his
introduction. Edward C. Baltz.
president Of Perpetual Building
Association. gave Q report on
the September meeting Of the
international Congress Of
Building Societies and Savings
and Loan Associations In Stuff
CART. Germany. Mr.. Baltz Is q
vice president Of the inter-
national organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Imitation Hurts England.
u. G. Visitor Reports

England has suffered greatly
from imitation In the last 10
to u years and II the imitation
airy trend Is to be stopped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

National Bank Division and the
State Bank Division concluded
q two-day conference at lunch
cons today. The savings bond
committee also met.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-04
Ellen Price, Minneapolis
Nusive Dies Funeral
Wos Held Wednes duy

Services for Mrs Ellen Price n
lifelong resident OF Minneapolis,
who died at her home, 1892 Smell
ing Az. December 20, were held At
II a. m. "Wednesday. January 2 at
Bethesda Baptist church Rev
Cleveland Small. pastor OF st.
James AME church OF which she
was a member officiated.
Mrs. Price was born in Mime
apolis, December 5. 1872. She was
n member Of St James AME
church and the U-Mect-Us Club Of
Phyllis wheatley House.
Mrs. Price had been In failing
health for some time For the past
three years she had made her
home with Mrs Carrie Wallace at
the above address.
Surviving are n daughter Mrs
Apparel Black OF Santa Anna,
Calf. three sisters, Mrs Priscilla
Clay. Mrs, Betty Carson and Mrs
Grace Berry. one brother, John
Mcintosh. three granddaughter
and two grea,-granddaughters, all
Of Minneapolis
Burial was in Hillside cemetery
with Woodland Funeral Home In
Charge % arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-04
FUNERAL SERVICES HEAD
SATURDAY, DEC. 40
FOR MARY DUKE

Services for Mrs. Mary Duke,
1913 Fourth Az. s.. who died in
Minneapolis General hospital De-
cember 20. were held at 2 p. m
Saturday, December 20. from
Bethesda Baptist church. Rev
John Young officiated with burial
in Crystal Lake cemetery,
Mrs. Duke had gone TO Pasa-
dens. Calf. in March. 1855 10
make her home with her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
X. Wilson, Both Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson died n few months apart
and Mrs. Duke came back 10 Min
neapolis to live. arriving in the
city December Il.
She had been III and a patient at
the Cornelius Nursing Home since
she returned. She was taken 10 the
hospital December 10 and sue
cumbed on the 26th.
She was a member Of Bethesda
Baptist church and Pride OF the
West Chapter No. o, oEs. who
were in charge OF funeral arrange
ments.
She was born in Missouri and
had lived for many years in Min
neapolis.
She Is survived by several niece'
and nephews In Iowa.
Woodland Funeral Home was "
charge OF the service