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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-24
| KNOW A FEW

. me advertising expert remarked to the group
attending the course advertising selling I'm sure
al OF you know some people like this. They buy -
al then shove the advertised specials under the
counter and never tie in with window signs. Then
they smile and tell you that advertising doesn't pay.
And all the time it is their money thew are spendnoI
| know few but only few!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-24
Arthur
Says
By Billy Arthur

Today's public interest ir
legislation, postal service, goli
and big business SO closely re-
sembles that of yesteryear thst
you might reasonably think
Tar Heels of those days were
far, far ahead of their times.
Lately much has been writ
ten about lobbying of legislat-
ors in the Sir Walter Hotel al
Raleigh. In 1876 the hotel was
the Marlboro, and the Raleigh
Daily News observed:
1.-THE Marlboro is the place to
meet them, and the way they
shake hands and the pleased
smile of pleasure as they catch
each others eye would make a
fellow that's green think he is
the first watermelon in the
market. It's 'glad-to-see-you
and 'how-have you been"
Then, they leave each other
and 10 minutes after forge:
they ever met. The dog isn't
so. He never shook his tail to
a man he didn't like"
And, in 1892 Washington, N.
c.. citizens were amused by
Postmaster Buckman's parody
of new postal regulations for
the letter government of his
office:
"Dunning letters-forty dol
lars and ounce, more if sent 10
the postmaster.
Fence posts must Be mailed
post paid.
Funeral epistles go to tn,
dead letter office.
Postal cards have to be Z
one-sided affair.
mo letters directed to mer
who have died will be for
warded to their present adj
dress unless it is left at this
office"
In 1899, the Henderson Gold
Leaf added: Our sympathies
are with the people of Halifax
Town. The post office there not
on.y has gone into the hands
of Republican, but a female
at thati'
Now, let's see about golf
and big business.
In 1922 North Carolina poet
laureate James Larkin Pear
son seemed 10 be talking of
this day in time. For instance,
When there amt no work for
his hands and mind,
The President plays some golf
When the work is rushing ard
getting behind,
The President plays some golf.
When the great and mighty
affairs of state
Are vexed with problems small
and great.
The word goes out that they
must wait
Till the President plays some
golf.
When there amt no trouble
on earth at all,
The President plays some gO!f;
When the world is tottering &c
its fall,
The President plays some golf
When the crops are poor and
the purse is flat
And there amt no food for the
hungry brat,
There's just no time to attend
to that
Till the President plays SON. c
golf.
when he's awful tired anc
wants to rest
The President plays some golf;
When he's fully rested and
feels his best.
The President plays some golf
II there be dark clouds or q
shining sun,
A house on fire or a race "a
run,
There's nothing at all that can
be done
Till the President plays some
golf"
In October of that year
Pearson's character Billy
Bonehead" preached his "fus.
perlitikul sermunt on the text
-Everthing is awl rite, but hi
(COntiDnpI on Dag, VN
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-24
THERE is A DIFFERENCE

The difference between faith and knowledge waA
explained by the mountaineer's wife.
Them three youngins of ours. Well, knows who
they belong to - that's knowledge. You think ycu
know who they belongs to that's faith"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-24

still get a kick out of the youngster who ou,
school because the teachers were retarded - they
tired to get him to spell later" with "p'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-24
G. GARLAND SAYS:
Eight Steps To
Successful Wido1Vbood

l. Teach (your wife, handle budget matters
checks. and to plan the family spending programs.
2 See that she understands your way you
handle it.
g. Make she gets know your Banker your Lawyer,
and your Insurance man.
T. Prepare a will (Thc cost is lower than you thinkD
D. Have adequate insurance all that you
g. Keep emergency funds private savings
checking
T. Write her letter insructng her what do and that
not to do (about your business affairs).
Have adequate, well planned insurance program that
will take of your family's needs mortgage
home, food clothing education for children, and income
for widow for life).
G. Garland Fowler Life Insurance
Agency And Associates
r. THELToN BOYD BILL WRIGHT
JOHN n. WARD A. b. POWELL
Life Insurance Insured Savings Plan Estate Planning
Annuties Retirement Plans . Mortgage Insurance
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-24
Plain
TALK
BY AL HARRISON

A man who gets paid Friday and knows Sunday
bac helor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-24

You still can't beat education and these days am
times there isn't excuse for folks not getting one
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-24
YOU CAN STILL LEARN

SO many people are like myself, ignorant of the
services offered by insurance companies, that it's
comforting to know there still ways of finding
out things.
At the bottom of this column you will find valuable
information concerning insurance services - it's in
the form &c. Garland Says" If you like the idea
don't tell me = tell G. Garland. The applies
if you don't like the idea
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-24

Small boy to father after he spied bird sanctuary
sign at entrance to town - Does that mean this
town is for the birds?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Continued From Page A-2t

Continued From Page AIS
ture, and a number of parties
are being planned by their
friends.
INDONESIA'S head of Par
lament. Sartono, with his IL
man parliamentary delegation
was again entertained yester-
day at a luncheon at the capital
given by Senator Theodore F..
Green.
In the afternoon Sartono.
whose position corresponds to
our Speaker of the House. and
his group were entertained at
a party given by the Indones-
ian Ambassador and Nine.
Notowidigdo to which the In
donesian community were in
vited.
Today they are scheduled
to lunch with Representative
Clement J.s Zablocki and will
attend a concert at the Water
gate tonight given by the Navy
Band.
The Pakistan Ambassa-
dor and Begun Ali gave an
informal dinner last night for
the visiting Pakistan Minister
Of Finance. Syed Amjad Ali,
who was also a very popular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
FASHION NOTEBOOK

she is Bahia Erlanger the au-
thor of the Martini Cook
Book"
After a couple. the type
gets bigger" she bantered. This
came out as she was describing
a mustard wool jersey all-in-
one lounge costume complete
with the Oriental sleeveless
jacket Of pink and orange that
a model was wearing.
In the funniest fashion COM
mentary we've heard this sea-
son Miss Trahey called atten-
ton to Kayser's brilliant blue
terry cloth trench coat for the
boudoir modelled by a lovely
who also wore a nylon tricot
short nightgown plus seven
strands of pearls :. Nothing
I like better than wearing seven
strands of pearls to bed. If you
don't wake up it's because
you've been choked.
This was one wedding recep-
ton we really enjoyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Just 40 Prs! Women's
1888 Leather Shoes
AZ pr.

Casual and dress styles with high. me-
dium high. wedge or flat heels. Black.
white and eolors. to Q In group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING

former Ambassador to WASH
ington. Mr.. Ali will be enter
tanned at cocktails Monday
night by Mr.. Syed Ahmed of
the embassy.
\ 4 4 4
AMBASSADOR EBAN of
Israel held a luncheon at the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel yes.
terday to say farewell to Reu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Washington Only While They AS
Other SaUings-in Washington Only!

slo-3ss Womens Coli oxfO,d broken 80
20-499 WomeRS Runubout Leather
rs Misses Full Fashioned Cashmere Sweaters
200-$2 Long Line Cotton Bros 50c
20 Misses Genuine Leather Jueke slightly soed $50
50 Imitation Fur Soe beige. white I6SS
l0-299 Cotton Crepe Busters. and SO
la0-2 for S, NlOn IrieOt Slips assorted sizes
68-T9o Subteen Juckets and Skirts assorted Sizes soc
ITO Girls Royon Fuie Dusters assorted sizes 81
N-lS92e9 Girls Sporiswecr irreeulcrs for 81
2T Boys Perfect 3o5 Upper Front Jucke 40 99c
23s Boys Perfect 3s5 Washable Slueks sizes csc
50 Perfect 80 Knitted Summer Curtains, assorted Pur Tie
62-l99 BombOo Nouru 4FOot Slate Shudes Oft drop-- 81
70 u Perfect 299 Fbersluss Tolored Curtains 09c
aS-l99 Sdeess Window Awnings with Frome ony-----SI
iOO-z99 Printed RcyOn Druw Duperies, 63in %
lZ-l2o8 Cotton Twill Soto Slipeover cushions ID
1853 Cotton Twill Choir sipeover fot om cushion 90
q Perfect 2e9 veneOn Blinds 3736 in vide 81 in long 1873
,aO-S Shorty Royon Sush Droperes IS inches for 81
1873 Studio and Doveno Slipeover assorted - .90
1888 Double window Shrbuek curuns 90" louo 81
N-39o-4.9o Plastic Shower curtuin Sets 0Oc
80 u Perfect 399-49o Better Chenille Spreads - .22
20 Perfect I9e Solid Color 2Os4o Both Towels for 09c
$3.50 Shredded Foum Bed Pillows soled - 81
1919 celoeloud Comforts floruI covered . 390
AZ y Perfect 299 Striped Muslin 72xl0S Sheets I.49
1z-59e Bleoehed Muslin 42x36.neh Pnloweuses for 81
- u Perfect 1929 Chenille Both Mot Sets-----.- 81
1850 Domosed oxl2.Foot RUG Pods .---.--. 800
U Perfect 1898 Cotton sSl2FOOt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

national Development Advisory
Board: Maxwell Rabb, Secre-
tary to the cabinet: Mai. Gen.
Robert Schow. Assistant Chief
Of STAFF, Army Intelligence;
Mai. Gen. julius Klein: Mr..
Fraser wilkins. Director of
Near Eastern Affairs. State De-
partment; Mr.. Cedric Seager
of /. c. A.. and Mr.. Donald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

ven Shiloah. Minister of the
Embassy Of Israel here. who is
returning to Israel next month.
Guests invited were Senator
Stuart Symington, Senator
Jacob Javits. Representatives
Emanuel Celler and Sidney
Yates. Deputy Undersecretary
of State 10y Henderson; Eric
Johnston. Chairman of Inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Continued From Page Az

prettiest against the deco
rative backgrounds title d
after Broadway plays and
novels.
One sequence called for
peignors and nightgowns de-
signed by Iris of Swiss ba-
tiste. All the beautiful hand
work, frills, and femininity
invested in garments of this
type in the past were present
in the fashion revival today's
brides will adore. Also they
drip-dry thanks to miracle
fiber additions.
A sequence called "Coun-
try Girl" with Victorian wicker
furniture painted on the panel
and the model wearing the new
red wool pantalooned gown
complete with a mob cap of
Val lace proved fascinating to
the audience.
Miss Trahey revealed that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
TEEN-AGERS
Summer. tipping Is Fun!

It's valuable for personal
use. helpful to high school
and college students. i'm
portont in coreer courses;
in demond by employers.
Young folks grades s to
~, let summer school
speed your future. Invest
q port Of your time profit
ably. Enjoy learning O
useful skill. Apply in 3D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

vance, reserve O ploee in
classes beginning July /.
Choice of hours-9 to IL,
II to |. or ! to 3. For
application form and
charges request copy of
Teenoee Bulletin. StroyeF
College Of SeeretorioI
Trainins.- 18th and 2
Street N.W.,- Wishing
ton 5. D. C., MA. S-l74S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
410-1.99 Women's
Leather Shoes
AZ

Casual and dress styles Variety Of
heels. feathers. colors. 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

Bergus. Department of State.
Others guests asked in adj
dition to members of the en-
bassy staff, were Mr.. Jacob
BlauStein, Mr.. Benjamin Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

We've been housekeeping and N.Y. who we've up Much
but well how would you like pick Mons Sport coo e.
Shorts for 7S Summer Skirt for 2 Mems Stocks for
the door opens $50 Washington Spring and pARKnoon
low. must soy NO MAIL PHONE or COD oRDERs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Mems Luxury Clothing
and accessories!

Just 58-4995 italian Silk Sport Coats --1 1898
i1snasoms of loo mseuOusly tailored Res
Just 1855 AlI-W0oI Sport Goats 1886
Some sk-wOO blends included Rers shorts longs
Just 33-S59 FoFsimann Wool Sport Goats 2S.99
Famous Fostmsnn teahewciEht shorts longs
Just 89-18.S5.$25 Wool Tropical Stacks 1888
All WOOL wool mohar, 30-44
Just 62-$75 Forsimann Cashmere Sport Coats $3.50
Navy and black 1907 cashmere.
Just 54-3s.s5 Cotton Tropical Suits---1s.Ss
In cotton snk-daero blends Regs longs. shorts
Just 49-5S.95 Luxury Tropical Suits $3.50
shorts,
Just 21-69.95 DUPONT 1907 Silk Suits So 1886
$500 shorts, longs
Just 45-N PERT. 2T.50 White Tuxedo Jackets 1888
Mems 7.s8.12.s5 Sport and Dress Shirts 80 3s9
yoe q. Ensih sxS bSsdsOh
12T prs. 1885 Mems Walk Shorts ---AS9
sks, blends and Az Broken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

~ Mems Summer Suits q 90
Seconds In cool rayon tweed As
sorted colors ana sizes.
81 Mems Summer Stocks AON
Seconds in lightweight summer
fabrics. Broken sizes
81 Mems Sport coots 9.99
Seconds. summer fabrics In as
sorted colors. sizes.
1876 II PERI. 6oc-SI Ties ina
Fully lined ties in popular de- oso.
signs. fabrics, colors.
407-7oe-Sl HeIonco Hose lne
Nylon stretch hose that fit any uVpr'
foot. Assorted colors.
8S4 n PERI. l.95-295 Shirts 81
Mems cotton broadcloth dress
shirts. Whites, solids.
STD " Pert. l.95 Sport Shirts 81
Cotton broadcloth. linen weaves
washable. Broken sizes.
o69 " PERI. 1888 Shirts l.1Q
Mems sport shirts, all washable,
assorted styles. colors, sizes.
704 II Pert. l.95-2.95 Poles 1.1Q
Cotton polo shirts with crew necks,
81 II Pert. 2.ss-39s Dress
Shirts
Long and short-sleeyes styles. 50
Batistes linen weaveS. As fof ~0
sorted sizes.
It's u PERT 2.e5-4S5 WoIk
Shorts TON
Famous make in cotton or ray TO- 90.
on. Some beted styles. 81.
39l-295-395 Swim Trunks 81
Famous make. boxer styles with
butlt-in support. G-L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

hen and Mr.. Theodore Kollek.
Director General of the Prime
Minister'S Office in Jerusalem
and former Minister of the
Embassy of Israel here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

32S-3.9o-5.o9 sompIs GirdIes
ond Ponty GiEdles q "a
Various styles and fabrics and as. 'SS
sorted sizes.
zs9-l.o0 WOmens Slippers QOe
Rayon satin uppers Red. navy. OS
black. Sizes 40 In group.
467-S2 to $50 Fomous -Moke Bros
Famous makes IN rayon
ip' and ss't con-. q IN n ssaor,.d rs
547-2.9o-3.oo Cotton Skirt. IA
Prints and solid colors Full. un- sVO
pressed pleats Misses sizes
ll2S-29o-399 Misses
Sportsweor Coofdinotes
Shorts. Bermudas and pedal .S9
pushers in stripes. plaids. solid 'sS 90.
colors. Misses sizes.
l326-29o Cotton BIouses
Both sleeveless and short
sleeyed styles In q variety OF q eM
sizes.
7s-l.oo Cotton BIOuses 00e
assorted prints. solid eoiors 60
1879 Misses Ployweor 0ne
Cheeks and solid colors. Assorted AO
STYLES. Misses sizes.
l25-Sl Tee Tops and Holten 0c
Assorted solid colors and prints 10
in misses sizes.
Isl 99-299 Summer Skirts
Linen-weaVe rayons Impressed 1IUe
pleats. Assorted colors and prints kO
Misses sizes.
46o-5.9o-79o Bothine Suits
Lastex cottons and knIts Mostly 2gg
with boned bras. Dark or pastel
colors. Misses sizes,
1861 and l.so Printed
Holt Aprons ., Ct
Bi9 and eo6Olsr styles in col f%S
ortul prints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Women

542-Sl Summer Gloves
Closeouts Of cotton. rayon and nv 2Ae
lon. White. assorted eoloTs and ~
sizes
62l II PERI. lie NyIon Hosiery
Full.iasShioned; l5.dsnier, 81 AAe
seams. Sizes sIa TO 10. :"
l7s-l99 to 3.9e strcw Hondboos
Roomy shapes Of natural eoisred 77A
straw with multicolored trim. u"
1882 Nylon Trieof Gowns At
Lovely with lace. In pink. blue as
or maize. Sizes "a and 80 only.
ll7-2lo Cotton Crepe Sips
With full-length shadow panels Al
and embroidery trimming White SOb
and pink. Broken sizes
237-2.SS Boby Doll Poiomos Aa1
White or floral printed Carter sot
cloth in small medium and LARGE
547-7oe NYlon Trieot Ponties AAe
Elastic waist and reinforced
crotch. High shades. 8, NJ and L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
$13 Monthly

Sove because we mode special
purchase Of these sets. Al with oIu-
minized picture tube and out-front
sound system. Mahogany grained
finish eobinet. In blond finish, now
1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
Area Munlcipals Listed
With Attractive Yields

Alexandria Sanitary Auth.
ority. Va. revenue bonds ma
turing in 1875, are selling
around 82A to yield around
40 per cent, reported Folger,
Nolan. Fleming-W.B. Hibbs &
Co. in its current listing Of tax
free municipal bonds at at
tractive prices.
Washington Suburban SAM
tary District $40 per cent bonds
due in 1874 are listed with a
price Of around 93ss or a yield
Of approximately SO per cent.
Both Of these yields are free
Of Federal income taxes.
Earnings Of distillers in
creased some 10 per cent in
1856 and further betterment is
expected for 1857, declared
Standard g. Poor'S Corp.
Aircraft shares are down is
to rs per cent from their 1857
highs as q result Of unfavor-
able news and many stocks in
this group now appear to offer
good values. advised Hemphill,
Moves d Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
Growth Of Credit Unions
Shown in New Yearbook

Shares and deposits of 22,4l4
credit unions in the Western
Hemisphere set a new record
of 1877 billion at the end of
1856, a gain of rs per cent from
a year earlier. according to the
1857 Yearbook from the Credit
Union National Association,
with headquarters in Madison,
Wis.
Assets totaled $4.2 billion. a
jump of "a per cent. while cut
standing loans of $2.9 billion
were 20 per cent higher in the
year. Membership reached I1.4
million, compared with SO mil
lion at the end of 1855. Aver
age savings per member rose
to 1923 from $500 and the av-
erage Of outstanding loans adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
Mergenthaler Earnings
Well Above Year Ago

Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
had net income of $2.0l6,205
in nine months ended June 80,
after provision for Federal in
come taxes. compared with
81. 903.63l a year earlier. Sec
rotary Donald Reich reported.
Consolidated net sales
amounted to $50, 567 900. COM
pared with $24.195,630 in the
same period a year ago. Net in
come before Federal income
taxes was $3.704.205, compared
with $3.215.63l a year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
Area Store Sales Remain
2 Pet. Above Year Ago

Department stores sales in
the Washington Metropolitan
Area remained 2 per cent above
a year ago in the week ended
last Saturday, despite a decline
Of 9 per cent from the previous
week, the Federal Reserve Bank
Of Richmond reported today.
Area sales in four weeks
ended July 81 were just even
with q year earlier, while those
for the entire year to date
were 2 per cent higher.
The downtown portion of the
area total was 6 per cent be-
hind q year ago in the week
ended July 81 and also 8 per
cent behind the previous week.
Four weeks downtown sales
we're 6 per cent behind the like
1856 period and those for the
year to date were OF 5 per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
LOvelies Will Be Guests
At Ad Club Luncheon

The Advertising Club will
have an unusually lovely time
at its weekly luncheon meeting
at the willard Hotel next Tues
day.
Nine young ladies who are
finalists in the Miss Washing
ton contest will be guests Of the
club and will give a special pre-
view Of their beauty and talent.
Washington Coca Cola Bot
Ting Works and Montgomery
Stubs Motors Of Silver Spring
will receive radio advertising
awards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
629. 95 Admiral
RadiO.PhOno.TV
2ee.e5
S18 Monthly
s1S Monthly

Full-door console combination hos g.
speed automatic photograph, AMIN
radio and big Il" TV with oluminized
picture tube. Plenty Of spoee for stor-
ing records. In blond only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
Rise in Prices and Costs
Il Declared Dangerous

The rise in costs and prices
has become dangerous both TO
present economic stability and
to future growth, declared the
monthly review Of the First
National City Bank. New York
today.
IF it becomes more difi-
cult to pass on increased costs
through higher prices, the re-
suit win be fewer Jobs" it
warned. THE solution Of the
dilemma can be found in in
creased productivity and mod
Grafton Of wage demands Fore
ing up COSTS" it advised.
THE anomaly Of the present
situation is that while there
are fewer scarcities of goods
and materials and less COM
plete utilization of productive
capacity in overall terms, there
Is nevertheless steady upward
pressure upon costs and prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

vanced to 1851 per member
from $3.50 per member.
The yearbook listed I'll Dis
trict of Columbia credit unions
with $53. 900, 500 Of assets, COM
pared with $24,089.653 a year
earlier. Shares and deposits
amounted to SAT, 1884, 642. loans
totaled SAL ,009. 975 and reserves
of $13.6l6,737 were 25.3 per
cent Of assets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich
-.A~k~.l-,,

Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond reported yesterday.
Commercial loans Of $229.-
100. 900 were down 1925 900 in
the week. but $11,868.000 above
a year ago. Real estate loans of
$146,577,000 were up $259. 900
in the week and $3.968. 900
ahead Of the like 1856 date.
Demand deposits of $780,
078.000 were down SPACES, 900
in the week and $18,670, 900 be-
hind a year ago. Time deposits
Of $274. $4,000 were up 1928, 900
from a week earlier and $18.-
529, 900 above q year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
GeilicO Has Big Increase
OF Insurance in Force

Government Employees Life
Insurance Co. had $98.614,181
Of life insurance in force on
June 80. q gain Of IS per cent
from $72.904.015 on the same
1856 date. President Leo Good
win announced yesterday The
total topped 500 million on
July 10. he added.
Premium income from life
insurance and annuity contracts
for the first half Of 1857 was
81 .048.863, a gain Of 26 per cent
from $835.7l3 in the same 1856
period. Sickness and accident
premiums amounted to $178,-
985. a rise Of 10 per cent from
$140.860 a year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
Capital Bank Loans Dip
Slightly During Week

Outstanding loans Of IL re-
serve member banks here ag-
gregated $541.314.000 on July
"a. a decrease of $3.50. 900 from
a week earlier, but $22, 348. 900
above the like 1856 date, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
= BUSINESS
Hecht Co. Plans Store
In Prince Georges PIozo
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

The Hecht Co. will open its third suburban store in the
University Park of Prince Georges County in late 1858
early 1882 announced last night by Harry M Davidow
president and general manager of the companys
stores.
The new store viii be in large regional shopping