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Evening star., 1957-12-13
From the pages of Automotive News,
authoritative industry newspaper, this impartial
report on the newest in the world

which it has, coupled with big, fast operating self
adjusting brakes These brakes adjust themselves and
can save man lot of dollars during normal term of
ownership.
STAINLESS STEEL USE
"Whats it made out of and how long will it last? The
Edsel bill of materials includes nothing but quality In
stainless steel alone it probably leads the list for has
SO pounds of this non-ustng and almost ndestructibe
material in every Everybody likes to own this kind
of quality.
CAN'T MISTAKE EDSEL
"f you've owned medium priced better and
had service station attendant mistake for cheaper
car you'll know what Edse engineers striving for
when they said they wanted to design that could be
identified in the dark.
"You don't have to rub the dust off the namepae the
Edse to discover its identity From front rear you
tell an Edse block away.
IF YOU DRIVE FOR LIVING
II stopped a taxi driver who was using an Edsel.
"'Do day and half in day now, he said, or at least
feel that much better when get home at the end of
shift It's easy, armchair comfort
"You don't have to be carrying the mail to have job
that requires going every day in all kinds of weather.
Edsel has speed for turnpkes expressways and open
highways and roadabty for the logging road the byway
and the farm lane.
MOST Protested CAR
Some prospect TO say that the Edsel too new
Evening star., 1957-12-13

ntimatng that is untried and he's like the thousands
who have gone before him. he will say that he'll wait
few years and see how it turns out
The Edsel is undoubtedly the most protested
offered to the public
Edse test drivers raced 3S Edsels for total of 100000
miles over two-year test period. Punishment? They
drove these miles in the lS-degree heat of Death Valley
and the 40-below cold of Minnesota.
"Back of it is so years-half century of engineering skill
Ill years of actual planning and testing The Edses got
that's new than any has ever had and all
the new has been virtually tested to destruction.
MORE NEW IDEAS
"Edse offers lot to the gadget-mnded For example,
every salesman has heard wish for oil gauge
the dash. Edse has of warning lights on the DASH
One when oil is quart low, another when the
gas tank has only gallons left, another warns of
hot engine.
"Edse offers achometer option and this tachom
eter sports couple of green dots, at about 900 rpm
and the other at about 2500 When the owner keeps the
needle between those dots he knows he operating the
engine at its greatest economy.
HAVE YOU ROAD-TESTED
THE NEWEST CAR IN THE WORLD?
It's an experience no one should miss When you do your
Edsel Dealer will give you scalemodel Edse as gift
for your child This 8-inch fulcolor precision plastic
model has movable wheels rubber tires, traction drive.
EDsEL DIVISION FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Bank Of Commerce Stock
Attracts Record Bid

A new all-time high bid Of
$425 a share for Bank of Com
merce stock reflects strong de-
mand for the shares and an.
advance of SIS a share since
announcement Of plans for an
increase in capital. No sales
have been reported.
Stockholders will vote at the
annual meeting September 26
on a proposed charter amend
ment to authorize 1000 addi-
tional shares of 500 par cap
ital stock. Under the plan,
holders will receive rights to
buy one new share for each
two shares owned at a sub
scription price of $3.50 a share,
or just one-third of the new
bid price on present stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

De on the program.
Others include: Roger M.
Blough, outspoken board chair
man of United States Steel
Corp; Frank Pace, jr., presi-
dent of fabulous General Dy-
namics Corp; Senator A. Willis
Robertson of Virginia, who
conducted the hearings on f.
nancial legislation; Ray M.
Gidney, Controller of the Cur
rency; Malcolm Bryan, presi-
dent Of the Federal Reserve
Bank Of Atlanta; Benjamin
Strong, president of the United
States Trust Co. of New York;
A. K. Davis, board chairman,
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co.,
Winston Salem, N. c.; DR.. VIII
liam /. Myers. dean of the New
York State College Of Agricul-
ture, Cornell University.
Erie Cooke, ABA president
and vice chairman Of the board
of the Fulton National Bank
of Atlanta. will call the first
general ABA session to order
on Tuesday. September "a.
On the preceding Sunday
various ABA committees. COM
missions and other groups
have scheduled meetings. The
savings and mortgage. State
bank, national bank and trust
divisions will hold their ses-
sions Monday. The agricul-
tural breakfast has been sched-
uled Tuesday morning.
With advance registrations
already approaching 5000 it
is expected that more than
1000 officers of American
banks will attend the conven-
ton. A majority of Washing
ton banks will be represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Daniel L. Robertson, formerly
supervisor in the commercial
Office of the Washington Gas
Light Co.. has been named
manager of the dealer section.
He succeeds L. Bernard FOy,
who has been named special
promotional representative. L.
Key Mulvihill succeeds Mr..
Robertson.
F. Robert FentOn has been
named vice president in charge
of sales for Station WPGC here.
He formerly was with WINS
in New York.
Ernest E. Blanche e. ASsO-
ciateS has moved Offices from
Silver Spring to larger quarters
at 104l9-25 Fawcett street in
Kensington, Md.
j. Martin BOneSteel. assistant
treasurer of Perpetual Building
Association, and Cornelius G.
Harrell, jr.. assistant secretary
Of Columbia Federal Savings
and Loan Association. are at
tending the 18th annual Grad
uate School of Savings and
Loan at Indiana University,
Bloomington, Ind.
Don v. Steel has been named
special assistant Office manager
of Smiths Transfer g. Storage
Co. and william Hayghe has
been appointed public relations
manager of the sales depart
ment.
Kal, Enrich & Merrick has
been named advertising agency
for Republic Savings and Loan
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Edgar Rouse Joins
Regional Market
Group of NASD

Edgar B. Rouse, senior part
ner of the Washington broker
age firm of Rouse, Brewer &
Becker. has been named to
serve on the Eastern Regional
Quotations Committee of the
National Association of Securi-
ties Dealers.
The eight-member regional
committee, which is developing
over-the-counter quotations on
q regional basis for newspapers
and other uses. is headed oy
Francis v. Ward Of Boston as
chairman.
Mr.. Rouse has been chairman
of NASD's district IL Committee
on Quotations Tor a number Of
years and also is a member of
its National Quotations Com
mittee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Packaging Seminar Planned
At Fort Lee in October

Frank H. Higgins. Assistant
Secretary of the Army. E. Perk-
ms MCGUIRE, Assistant Secre-
tary Of Defense. and T. F.
Morrow. group vice president,
Chrysler Corp. will address the
third Joint military packaging
and materials handling sympo-
stun at Fort Lee, Va, October
1-3.
Sponsored by the Army
Navy. Air Force and Commerce
Department in cooperation
with the National Security In
duStrial Association. the SYM
postum will be open to all in
terested in military packaging
and materials handling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Virginia Bankers Plan
18th Annual School

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va,
Aug. 10 (P).-Between ITS and
200 bankers from Virginia,
West Virginia and North Caro-
lima will attend the 18th an
nual Virginia Bankers School
at the University of Virginia
August 1923.
Courses will include econom-
les, investments. taxation. trust
law and other phases of bank
inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Nearby Municipal Issues
Still More Attractive

Higher interest rates and a
lower bond market have made
yields on nearby municipal
ISSUES even more attractive,
according to a new list of prices
and yields from Folger. Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs g. Co.
Washington Suburban SAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Smiths Transfer Business
Well Above Year Ago

Smiths Transfer e. Storage
Co. made further progress in
the first half Of 1857. President
Arthur Clarendon Smith re-
ported.
Sales Of the long distance
department were 10 per cent
above a year ago, while those
Of the storage department were
up 20 per cent. he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
tary District 81 per cent bonds

tary District 81 per cent bonds
Of 1916 are quoted at 88l2 TO
yield 4 per cent. Prince Georges
County 2l2 per cent bonds of
1872 are listed at $3.50 to yield
4 per cent.
Arlington County 2l2 per
cent school bonds Of 1876 are
listed at IS to yield 3.6 per cent.
Falls Church 334 per cent bonds
Of l971-l973 are listed at 967s
to yield 4.05 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Outstanding Speakers
To Address Bankers
By DONALD b. HADLEY

large delegation of Washington bankers who will
attend the SD annual convention of the American Bankers
Association at Atlantic City, N j. September 1925 will hear
outstanding speakers
Robert Anderson Secretary of the Treasury and
Bans Chancellor of the Exchequer Peter Thoneycro will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Maryland Bankers ReappOint
GOttwals to Chairmanship

MARYLAND Bankers ReappOint
GOttwals to Craftsmanship
Abram z. Gottwals. agricul-
tural and public relations rep
reSeptative of the First Ma
tional Bank of Southern Mary
land at Upper Marlboro, has
been reappointed chairman OF
the agricultural committee of
the Maryland Bankers Associa-
ton.
DR.. Gottwals has done out
standing work in developing
association programs to en-
courage closer banker-farmer
relationships.
w. r. Milford. president of
the association. also announced
dates for regional fall meetings.
Group 2 which includes
Montgomery. Howard. Carroll,
and Frederick counties will
meet at the Peter Pan Inn in
Urbana. Md, October %. with
Chairman Emory v. Frye. vice
president of the Bank OF
Brunswick, presiding.
Group 4, which includes
Prince Georges. Anne Arundel
Calvert, Charles and st. Marys,
will meet October 9 at the Rod
m Reel in Chesapeake Beach
Chairman Claude 1. Owings,
cashier of County Trust Co. at
Prince Frederick, will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1857
oyoiatlons Furnished BY the Associates Press
: 1857 Stock and Sales Net
HIGH Low div rate Add 90 high Low Close Chg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Capital Postal Receipts
Top 1856 During July


Washington postal receipts
rose above levels of the 1856
election year during July after
tagging in earlier months, a re-
port from Postmaster Roy
North disclosed.
July receipts Of $2.l9744O
were up 2 per cent from 81
l55,78l in July last year. They
also were ahead of SCHOOLS in
the previous month.
Seven months receipts OF
$l5.637.564 however. were is
per cent behind $15,875,679 in
the same 1856 period.
, 1957-07-26
w z D N z 5 D A y
at 500 & $50 pm.
Regular Admission
n0TTRI.E

BIG DOUBLE tEIAlOnG
Hit No. !
Republic Pictures presents:
One Of the Years Finest,
Funniest Family Pictures
THE TWINKLE IN GoD'S EYE"
Mickey Rooney, Coolen Gray,
Don Barry, Hugh O'Brian
The Story of a frontier Parson
with a sense of Humor, a world
of courage and a knack for
homemade miracles.
Hit No. 2
another Republic Presentation OF:
"JAGUAR"
Sabu, Chiquita. Touch Corners
A Story Of tropical temptation
and the most ferocious of all the
Jungle's Killer Cats.
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-07-26
SUNDAY ANT MONDAY
TUESDAY

Warner Bros. is proud to present
the film with a Superior" Rating:
"MOBY DICK"
(The Giant Killer Whale)
Filmed in Cinemascope and Color
off the coast Of Spanish Madeira
and the Canary Islands.
starring
Gregory Peck, Richard Basehart,
Orson Wells, Leo Glenn and The
Welsh and Madeira Fishermen.
"MOBY DICK, one of the
creates American Books, written
a Century ago by Herman Mel
Vile . made into an "awe-in-
spring" movie by Walter Hus-
ton of Whales and Whaler in New
England. Gregory Peck, as Cap
tain Ahab in his creates perform
ance Of his career. An unusual
screen experience u. You'e got
to see itse. to believe it.
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-07-26
5U RIB

ously of the belief that Sugar
Estate now offers the only
feasible site for such a project.
Preliminary studies a r e
continuing in the hope of de-
termining that a project can
be developed within the cost
limits for which Federal fin
ancing is available. T h e
Authority calls upon the com
munity, therefore, for helpful
cooperation in making posi-
BILE the construction at st. Tho
mas of housing sorely needed
by our low-income families.
, 1957-07-26
ORGANIC

the Organic Act. Also dis
cussed was Bill No. 1926,
which was introduced in the
House to give the Legislature
the power of confirmation.
A lively discussion took
place on a certain portion of
the bill that seemed ambigu-
Gus. In the midst of the dis
cussion a message was re-
ceived from Director Lausi
through the CAA which said
that the bill had been passed
and that the section under
discussion was clarified. This
was, apparently, to the salts
faction of everyone. T h e
meeting lasted about an hour
and a half.
, 1957-07-26
BRITISH

These include the assurance Of
the grant Of a fve-year income
tax holiday, agreement to al
low as a deduction in arriving
al income tax appropriate
write-off Of the capital expen-
diture on the acquisition of
rights from the former hold
erS of exclusive permission
covering the area, confirms
ton that no export duty will
be levied, assurance of the
grant if license to import free
Of customs duty capital equip
ment for a specified period, a
declaration with respect Of
the operation of exchange
control, and an assurance Of
freedom to sell the ore with
out restriction as to markets.
, 1957-07-26
ST. cRoIx

04o ~ SSs
and tuning their own pans"
in space generously donated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Nicasio Nico.
Thomas Reynolds is origina-
tor of the band. He was assist
ed by Felix Llanos, who with
Tommy worked hard to tune
the pans to the right tone.
Other members are: Ignacio
and Rafael LlanoS, Andrew,
Malcolm and Gerald Evans,
Bobby Skeoch, Peter Flick,
Elliot Nico, Charles McAlpin,
Delroy Miller, Anibal Bermu-
dez, ] Johnny Encarnacion,
Eugenio Rodriguez, Gallo 1.
Leguillou.
, 1957-07-26
v. /. HOUSING :.

Federal Law, have proved
an insurmountable obstacle at
this time. Moreover, there is
no evidence that the local
government is presently able
to contribute the sponsorship
10 remove this obstacle.
The Authority is unanim-
, 1957-07-26
$25.750 THAT'S ALL


for 1907 of excellent sandy
bathing beach, plus 2-bed-
room house, plus new
cottage for two persons,
plus 2-plus acres land
scaped.
U L L
No. / Church ST., C'sted.
Phone "a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30
Pope Pleased
By Efforts
For Workers

LEON, SPAIN - MC) - His
Holiness Pope Plus XII is pleas
ed with the efforts being made
by Spanish bishops and priests to
improve the let of workers in
Spain, according to&a letter from
the Vatican.
Addressed to Bishop Luis Al
Marcia Hernandez, Of Leon, Epis-
copal Counselor to the Spanish
National Labor Unions, the letter
was sent in the Pope's behalf by
Msgr. Angelo Dell'Acqua, Vatican
Substitute Secretary Of State.
II wal written In response 10
the receipt Of : complete file
Of bulletins issued BY ths Ee-
elssiasfieal Council Of Labor
Unions. and . sci Of memoran.
Dc covering The activities Of
the council ever The past ssv.
en- years.
The DellAcqua letter stressed
the Holy Fathers interest in the
spread Of the message Of the 50.
cial encyclicals of the ropes. The
bishops are doing well in trying
to persuade employers to put
some Of the principles of social
Justice into practice, but there il
still much to be done, the letter
said.
The Holy Father knows The
condltion Of the workers In
Spain, the letter sid, snd he
spprselatss the diffievltiss INST
labor unions face In improving
these eendlfions.
The letter concluded with the
promise Of prayers from the Pope
for the continued success of those
who are seeking to help the Span,
ish workers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30


Warden Hessfrom denied thar
he intended criticism Of any
Catholic institution.
He said press accounts of his
talk at the Lutheran meeting
"perturbed him"
Father John Reedy, csc, edi-
tor of the Ave Maria Magazine
here and formerly an assistant
Catholic chaplain at an institu-
ton where Warden Hegstrom was
superintendent, quotes the cor
rection official as saying that "the
religious motivation is the strong
est influence for good that we
have with these Juvenile delin-
quent) boys"
Father Reedy's rseollecfions
are contained in q signed editor.
ial in The August "a issue Of
his magazine. Going into the
background Of tn . warden's al
legged statements about Cath
Ollie institutions and mentioning
Nj. Hegsfrom's denial, the
priest-edifor made note Of his
three years as assistant chap
lain at fhe National Training
School for Boys in Washington
at the time Mr.. Hsgstrorn was
superintendent.
"His cooperation with the Cath.
Ollie program there) was all we
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30

brogue.
II love them all, though"
Father Agnellus says smllingly.
"Just let them COO and pipe -
it's all natures sweet music"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30

listen to his birds dialects. He
now keeps in his studio record
ings of no less than 20 different
birds voices.
Father Agnellus teaches hi.
ology at the boys college con-
Quoted by the Salvatorian Fa.
Tiers at Wurzach, which is also
widely known for its mud baths
which attract patients from far
and wide.
Nearby there Is . preserve
which has bssn attracting orni.
biologists rs we'll Is forsstsrs
and botanists for many years.
Father Asnsllvs has been the
official birdkesper for some
time. and he watches his
"fsathsrsd singers Of God" on
their m~igrations along the
great route from the Rhons
valley to ths Danube.
When a radio station in Stutt.
CART heard of his interest in bird
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30
Former Chaplain Says:
'Misquoted' Warden Had Cited
Good of Religious Training
NOTRE DAME. Ind.

T DAME, Ind. -
NC) - Remarks made sew
eral years ago by Warden
Harold E. Hegstrom attest
to the value of religious
training in correctional institu-
tons for youth, according to an
editorial published here.
Mr.. Hegstrom, warden Of the
Federal Correctional institution
in Dsnbvry, Conn, was quoted
by several daily newspapers as
having criticized Catholic insfi-
tvtions such as Boys Town be.
fore The Lutheran World Con-
ference Of Social Responsible
Try in Springfield, Ohio. Later.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30

could desire" Father Reedy
writes. The priest says he did not
know of one boy at the National
Training School who resented the
authority of religious administra-
tors of the institution.
Then Father Reedy recalls his
conversation about Juvenile de.
linquency with MIR. Hegstrom
which ended with the warden's
comments:
I'm my opinion, the religious
motivation is the strongest in.
fluence for good that we have
with these boys. 1t is hard to
get religious values across to
them, but once you do, you have
the greatest hope for success"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30
CLASSIFIED SECTION

Massey-Harrfs Ferguson Gehi Forage
Choppers Sales and Service. Also
Farm Feeds. l.. s. Russell, Farm
Machinery. Phone 81, Cardington, 0.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30

"E FL Aa2H
calls, he was given a tape re.
corder to produce bird con-
certs." And he delivered far be-
yond the station managers expec-
tations. Armed with his portable
recording machine, he spends
hours at a stretch in his preserve.
He can tell she difference at
ones when he hears . black
cock or . ehaffineh or . tit.
mouse. This, Of course, other
people can do Is we'll. But
Father AsnsIivs goes one step
further. He can tell the dia-
lsets Of his birds and insists
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30

that . cvriew Of his preserve
does not use the same Slang"
Is . evrlsw. say, Of ths Black
Forest.
Father Agnellus often takes
guests around his bird sanctuary
to prove his point. He places
Identification rings on his feath-
cred friends whenever he can
catch them. That is the way to
keep track of them and check on
"intruders" who have an alien
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30
Settles Score.

A lady Of action IS Miss
Evelyn Bvrwsli. noted
composer. Upon finding
out that the hymn Mary
knoll Ny Maryknoll,"
written by the late Bishop
Francis X. Ford, NM. had
no original music, She
wrote : complete score for
II. A daily commvnicsni,
she was received into the
Church in lo4l. For her
wonder Boy Of Peru. .
musical tablssu Of the life
Of Blessed Martin Dc Por.
res, her favorits saint,
Miss Bufweii received rec.
ognition from. His Holt
ness Pope Plus XII.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30
Top of the 'Tweet Tweet Morning To You
Bird : Listening Priest Says Feathered
Friends Can Be Distinguished by Dialects

WURZACH, Germany - Ever heard an owl with a
Southern accent? Or a grouse with an Irish brogue?
Well, Father AgnelluS Schneider, SD.S., of this town
not far from Lake Constance can tell you all about it.
Not only can he tell you about il. He will let you
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30

IL you haven't been rsadinS the
want ads. you have bssn losirs
money. Read them and profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30
Coming Out Of the Deep-Freeze

ST. Lucille There's Of The Sisters Of Charity Of Prcvi-
dsnes, says goodbye to hvskiss that were part Of her life
At Immaculate Conception School. Fairbanks, Alaska. Sis
ter has bssn rsassigned to teach at Our Lady Of the Holy
Rosary School in Sun Valley, Calf, outside Of Los An
gelss. Her Alaska school was only 100 miles south Of
the Arctic Circle, and was the "farfhest north" outpost
dollhouse" was Sisters description Of her new assign
mani.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30

How can you fail TO make the
kale: Get money In seads by
using want ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30
XaUier Gets Grant For
Brain Ware' Research

CINCINNATI, Aug. Is, NC) -
For the sixth successive year the
Xavier University biology depart
ment has received a grant for
"brain wave" research from the
us. Department of Health, Ed
ucation and Welfare. The grant
is $500.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-30
Begin Work on Hospital

TIFFIN-Work was started last
week on the one million dollar
addition to Mercy Hospital here.
Sister M. Joseph, the first p0stu-
liant from the diocese, turned the
first spadeful of dirt. She was
present for ceremonies in 1912
when the hospital was first built.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-09

down their imports and for the
attorney general to study whether
major oil companies are violating
antitrust laws.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-09
PAGE FIVE

sleep under the stars or take shell
ter in a bridesmaids hut when it
rains.