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FORD 1855 Thunderbird: 2 tops.
black finish, Wv. tires. power
brakes; Al cond.; $3.50. so.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

"Washington's foremost
land developers since igi0"
14i3 K st., NV. ME. s-l7i7
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| OIL. 6-7S00 or OIL. 2-5O4l.
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,
NEAR COBB ISLAND, MD.--3-rm,
cottage, electricity, artesian well.
Lot. 75x100 II. LII. 1-6576. 2Ss
SMALL COTTAGE, on the bay, all
conveniences. Apply MR.. WESTER,
Clin Hotel, Governors Run, Nd,
or Otis 4-9575.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE. st, Glenn
ent Shores rooms and u bath,
screened porches, 4 extra lots;
$4,000. May be seen any time.
Greenwood 5-3741.
SNfALL-BOAT OWNERS-See these
wonderful 5-aPre homesites, over
looking beautiful Piscataway Bay,
II miles from d. C.. Two coves
for STp ar ATnehorage: MoYAAoNE RE-
NEW, MODERN brick home, s0-tt.
waterfront with pier, lot 200xS0
H.; D rms. and bath; modern
heating plant. plastered walls,
oak floors: $I5,950. JOHN F.
HAFFORD, end of 5th ST., Deale
Beach. Nd. University 7-347l.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD.-cot.
taee 225: 3 bedrms., lge. scr.
porch; water view; 15-ft. sail
boat; $4,000; can be seen August
20 to September 4.
BEAUTIFUL YEAR-ROUND HOME
with dramatic view Of the Bag
2-leyel house Of old brick on
wooded lot. All-glass front. s
6sdrms. and study. family room
and lge. lily. rm. with fireplace.
baths, charming kitchen with
wall oven, auto, laundry units
oil heat. "a mile Of private
beach Within committing dis
lance. spa. 900. JACK CHAVEZ,
Broker, the willows Colony,
miles south OF Chesapeake Beach
on Rte. 2O1, Phone Prince Fred
erick 347-J-5 or 22S-W-I.
BEST FISHING IN YEARS-Hard.
heads. trout and blues in abund-
ance on Long Beach. More rock
fish being boated at this season
than ever. Select a domestic in.
this outstanding clublike private
community. Priced from $3.50.
Low down payment and terms
u you wish. Inspect the won
deriul new harbor facilities at
SAs DSllLl. OIlNc uOWn OF WTlLe
n, L. ROCKHILL, INC, or phone
Prince Frederick 30S-J for fur
ther details
SMALL-BOAT OWNERS-see these
beautiful 5-acre homesiteS where
Piscataway Bay meets the Po-
tomae; good anchorage and GOOD
nvine; just IL miles from D. c.
IA. 2-5572.
WOODLAND BEACH wooded
lots, partly completed 1924 cot
tage: l.750 cash. SIP. 3-3653.
EDGEwATER. MD.-6 rms 3 bed
rms. "a baths. bsmt., garage:
l0O;tt fenced yd, with fruit trees;
mr.. beach. elementary school. shop.
pms and churches. Only $4,000.
= Swimming at your front door
. rms, nicely furn.. III baths.
screened pch. Only SIC. 500 $500
For rent-New. lge. 7-rm. ram
sfl D T. BOARD acre SrGt.; SEC co,o5 %oi
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ROYAL MOTORS

4luO GEORGIA AVE. NV
ia. $4,000 IA. a-2904
CHRYsLER "a New Yorker de luxe
fullv auto; extra snow tires. BY
only OWNER, 1925. HE. 4-3I65
CHRYSLER 1857 300" 5-door
hardtop: full power. new-car title
and warranty. Only left. Amer
ica's sports car for the price Of
many small cars. Pun price, 81 =
695. Only S4p5 down. ROYAL
CHRYSLER. INC. WA. $1,000,
1901 Rhode Island ave, 5 blocks
from District line, Brentwood, Nd
CHRYSLER 1857 Windsor 4-door
harctop: blue, full power. Wv,
tires, radio. heater and many ex-
tras. This is special for some
lucky person. Come in ana ask
Tor Bob Choyce. ROYAL CHRY-
SLER. INC. WA. 10000, 1901
Rhode Island ave. 5 blocks be-
yond District line. Brentwood. Nd.
CHRYSLER so New Yorker 4-door
sedan. This car has a new paint
Job and is In perfect condition.
New tires. radio and many ex-
tiaS; sos down. Full price, S395.
ROYAL cHRYSLER. INC. WA,
7-900O. 1901 Rhode Island ave.
blocks beyond District line,
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TRAILERS
GREAT LAKES
1853 MODEL S ON nISpI Az

oB NV NOON. Is r.. 9 bedrms
Eye. week ends 33 4th st.. cherr,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1855 Star Chief 2-door
hardtop: one owner: fully equip:
S2.l5O. CT. $4,000 or XII. S-55SS.
PONTIAC 40; good cond.; S125.
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LOTS - Temple HillS-Oxon Hills,
Henderson I'd. at Camp Springs
Clinton: also 5-acre tract PUFF
FENBERGER, Realtor, LU. A.
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CHRYsLER 1851 Windsor e-door
hardtop. solid blue This car is
i-oWner car and in perfect con-
man can own. Pull price, S4a5,
only SOS down. ROYAL CHRY-
SLER. INC. WA. $4,000. 39Ol
Rhode Island, blocks bevond
District line. Brentwood. Nd.
81 Imperial 4-dr.: blue.
an power extras: r., h.; private
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AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co,
CHUCK CARTER MOTORS

3l3 New YORK Ave. NV. d. 7-5733
OLDS so; So engine, 3 CARDS,
STICK shift. r. ana h.. Mallory ig-
milton; 5000. OIL. 6-7203.
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BUICK SIS Century hardtop: beau
tiiul pastel color. This car has
full power with many extras.
drives like q new car. You must
see this car TO appreciate Il. SI95
down Full price. Sl.B95. ROYAL
CHRYSLER. INC WA. 5-50OO.
1901 Rhode Island ave s blocks
bsyond District line, Brentwood.
Nd.
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darlington Shopping Center
Alex. Va. OV. 3-U35O
METROPOLITAN 1854 conv. coupe .
r. and h., Wv. tires: in good
condition; SS45. Call ia. 2-07ll
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CADILLAC SO coupe; 2-tone gray;
unusually clean; fully equipped:
power steering. power brakes. Out
standing value, only S3.495. cCC
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All new from hitch TO tail light
Largest manufacturer OF mobile
homes In the world
standard equipment includes
lalousle windows and storm vim
doWs throughout l2-cu 1T FriRid-
are In pink or white, 3O-in. Dixie
range In pink or white. ash panel.
ing. pink. green or white bath
nxtures'.. custom bedding and an
ls.n living room. Au-aluminum
exterior. -piece metal roof with
Iubberlzed coating. 4-wheei electric
brakes, bin. wheels and truck
tires u beam steel chassis, double
thick FiberRlas Insulation. glued
ana screwed floor construction
large Coleman furnace. 3-tone eX-
terror paint combinations
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
fc0NTlNlIEDl

il-ACRE LOTS, booming Rte. FAC
area. Mont. Co... nr. Montrose in
terchange. eingly, $4,000 each.
OIL. 4-4037 daytime.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET AZ sedan delivery;
good condition: cheap. 10. S-5l30.
1853 11s-TON STAKE, l2-ft. bed
like new: original tires: $4,000
mileage; sacrifice. 10. 4-0s7s.
TRUCK, '54, cab and chassis, S275,
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NV. OR CLOSE IN, high elevation.
river or city view; for single resi-
dence. VIII. 6-3263.
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ROYAL MOTORS

ia: $4,000 IA. 9:2so4
FORD ~ convert; '49 Mere. eng
new clutch, rebuilt trans, cleo
access, all new. good tires. r. and
n, body rough; top shot; will sell
whole or in part. JU. 9-0l47,
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NASH 1854 Metropolitan conyer

NASH 1854 Metropolitan converti-
Bile; red, new top, Wv. tires. r.
and h. S795. After d. he, 4-706O.
OLDS 80 De Luxe ''9S" 4-door,
hyuramatic. radio. heater. power
steering and power brakes, beau
titul de luxe interior. one owner
a real buy on todays market;
Sl,y95. Saftey-tested for your
protection. 30-day written war
ranty. PAUL BROS. tOLDS: !,
WIS; and Ellicott st. NV. IKE.
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Matyand's Largest Spartan Dealer
White Plains Nd. WEST 4-467i
Out Suitland parkway to Rte Z.
south ~ Waldorf IN Pte aOt
SPARTAN-SPARgRAFT
LIBERTY--GREAT LAKES
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JAGUAR 81 coupe; r, and h /:
$1,000 or best offer. VIII. 8-a35i
JAGUAR XKlaO roadster, Si.OS7.
Also Mark VII sedan and converti-
Bile. JACK PRY. l4th and p.
JAGUAR $50 xKI4O-MC roadster;
low mileage. immaculate: reason
able. Wo. 6-6253.
JAGUAR SIS XK-l4O NC roadster.
radio. new rubber, spotleSs.
mechanically perfect. So .4!i5 JE'
2-2S3l, after 5 pm. Friday.
JAGUAR 81 Marx VII: good con-
dition; best offer. Call XII. 0-632i
LINCOLN '55 Capri convertible; full
power, all extras. new-car condi-
tom low mileage BY OWNER,
.Sl.9a5, HE 4-42s6. 3
LINCOLN 81 club coupe: hydra, /,
r. and h., power brakes, Wv.
tires excel. cond.: S3D5. AP.
7-4s4i.
MERCEDES.BENz $50 sport coupe
convertible; radio. heater; beauti-
tul red fnish, black top. Truly a
wonderful buy Must see and drive
TINS car TO appreciate II,
RoSenthal Chevrolet
Glebe Rd and Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va. ia. 5-85sf
MERCURY as convertible. 81 olds
engine. leather upholstery All
rear end $3.50. CL. 6-2l3i.
MERCURY SO 4-dr. sedan. Wv
tires. heater, reg trans like new
Sl,I1b, 10. 2-SiOA,
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ROCK CREEK PARK VIC lots
sell $40. 900 to sec. 900. 5000
each. Out Conn. ave. to Beech dr..
follow park to lie Velle dr.. right
32OS Park View DR.. 10. 5-S6b6.
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royal MOTORS

DE- sOTo '53 Firedome VS. 4-dr,;
power steering, 7. and h.. excel
cond,. SSIb, VIII 6-4144
DE SOTO IS Fire Flight con-
vertihle. beaut red and white with
matching leather interior. fully
COUP. incl power steering, rower
b.. new top, etc. Sales price,
81 ,d95, can finance with Sig5
down. Several other late model
conyertlbleS 10 choose from.
ROYAL MOTORS
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
IA. O-20OO ia. 0-onOA
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NEAR COBB ISLAND, MD.--3-rm,
cottage, electricity. artesian well.
Lot. 75x100 II. LII. 1-6576. 2Ss
SMALL COTTAGE, on the bay, all
conventences. Apply MR.. WESTER,
Gin Hotel. Governors Run, Nd,
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DODGE as light gray 4-dr.; fluid
drive, heater, new battery: excel
lent tires: runs like new car;
S226 cash. JU. 7-7S6b.
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OldS-Cadillac Co.

MERCURY 1856 hardtop coupe;
2-tone blue finish; radio, heater
very low mileage; like new: 81 .6ll5.
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DODGE 81 Custom "6": r. and
h., hyd. drive: low mileage, one
owner: this car in immac. cond !:
S795 or best offer. 10. 4-OS64,
1904 Insley St, Silver Spring,
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,soo LITTLE CARS LIMITED
1000 Wise, Ave. NV. co. b-OBba
CADILLAC - "69" 4-door sedan F..
hlack, power steering. Wv. tires:
.TVOO mi excel. cond consider
trade or $40. ia. D.5O1O.
CADILLAC 1851 Fleetwood 4-dr.
hydra, typical Bell buy: SSn5.
Sl6O down, Cadillac ~ 7-pass.
sedan black. hydra, used b. pvt
paINi N10h. Slbn down BELL
WO 6-S0O0.
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FORD 1858 Tudor; black, Wv.
tires; + h; $500 or best offer.
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MERCURY 81 Montciair: peach
bronze flotone. Mercomatic, power
steering. etc. Under 1000 mi. !.
81 ,605. Can finance. AID. 2-3544.
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MG 1854 I'D Mark II; special
TOP; engine completely oVerhaulea
within last thousand miles, many
extras: 1850. XII. S-295S.
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NASH SO Metropolitan hardtop
2-tone green, r. and h.: Sl,ly5,
terms TO SUIT. BELL MOTORS,
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DOWN P,A!yMEETT' VT p q nv s0i UPoN
x xPnE fry CREE ppiT STANDING A sl.,p
Open o 10 d Mon Throueh Sat .
Authorized Spartan Repafr Depot
IACK nT AID
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DODGE 'b5 Custom Royal hardtop;
loaded with power equipment and
accessories. low mileage. TIE.
6-2731 after 5 pm,
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'AT&T Profit
up Sharp|yin
Second Period

NEW YORK, July 10 Dr.
American Telephone g. Tele-
graph Co. reported today its
net income for the quarter
ended June 80 rose to $751;
900. 900. equal to $2.66 a share,
from $153.237.201 or $2.76 a
share in the year-ago quarter
on a smaller number of shares.
This years second quarter
share earnings were figured on
the basis of 63.O74,000 shares
outstanding. while a year ago
the average number was S.
ssh 900.
The Bell System, which con-
sists of AT&T and its principal
telephone subsidiaries, report
ed net income for three months
ended May 81 of $214,266, O59
compared with $191 ,061,777 for
the same period of 1856. OF
Bells earnings, $208,578,176
were applicable to AT6sT stock,
equal to 1891 a share, COM
pared with $185.936,072 or
1896 a share for the same three
months a year ago.
The average number of AT&T
shares applicable to Bell Sys-
tenn earnings increased from
55,330.771 a year ago to $685.
057 on last May 81.
Bell operating revenues for
the three months ended May
81 rose to $1,567,013,320 from
81 ,440,352,590 for the same
three months a year earlier.
For IL months ended May 81,
Bell earnings amounted to
$820,843,543 or $13.13 a share
on the parent company stock,
compared with $720.673,036 or
$13.28 a share in the preceding
IL months. Gross was $6,034,-
443,862 OBJ compared with S.
528, OPS ,299 a year earlier.
In his quarterly report to
shareholders, Frederick r.
Kappel. president of AT&T,
said Bell companies had added
about 100000 new telephones
during the second quarter and
noted that long-distance con-
versations were about 7 per
cent greater than a year ago.
He said this rapid growth
called for continuous large
scale construction and new
financing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
Nations Bankers
Are Optimistic
About SecondH Half

NEW YORK, July 10 (P.-
The Nations bankers are opti-
mistic about general business
prospects during the second
half of 1857, the Credit Policy
Commission of the American
Bankers Association reported
yesterday.
Results of the semiannual
survey were announced by
George S. Moore, commission
chairman and executive vice
president of the First National
City Bank of New York.
The current report finds
bankers expect a period of
stable, high activity. with en-
ployment. income and credit
demands remaining much as
they are. There is no evidence
that a boom is expected on
top of the present prosperity.
Mr.. Moore said the survey
established that automobiles,
housing and agriculture seem
to give less concern than at
any time in the past year or so.
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in overcoming communications
problems being created by the
growing trend toward retail
decentralization. He said it will
speed delivery service and spe-
cial orders and generally aid
customer relations.
j. Gordon Dakins, executive
vice president and treasurer of
the association, informed the
commission retailing is evolving
to the point where communica :
tons must play a vital part in
many new operations. j. c.
Dram. vice president, Associated
Merchandising Corp, urged the
commission to put the retail
industry high on any list OF
priorities. He argued there are
now sufficient frequencies avail
able for point-to-point use
above $50 me.
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Package Personality
81 SYLVIA PORTER

You are looking at two
packages of vanilla cookies. The
design on one package shows
the cookies scattered at ran
dom: the design on the other
shows the cookies neatly
stacked on a plate.
The first design suggests
feelings of gaiety, disorganiza-
ton, permissiveness. A mother
might feel there would be
no end to the number of
cookies her child might eat.
On the second design, 1.-The
plate symbolizes authority and
control. One would feel free
to take cookies from the plate
but the number one would feel
free to consume is limited by
the number on the plate"
Message from Barbara Kaye.
senior project director of Mar
ket Planning Corp, to the Ma
TONS makers Of food products:
Be sure your package gives
the consumer permission to go
ahead and eat"
Packages Studied
You are a man and woman
studying a wide variety of
packages and package designs
and indicating the elements
which appeal most to you.
When your answers are in and
tabulated, they reveal that
you, the man, are more at
tracted to the form" of a
package and you, the woman,
are more attracted to the
color" of a package.
Message from DR.. James G..
Miller, director of the Mental
Health Research Institute at
the University of Michigan, to
the Nations manufacturers of
consumer products: I'VE are
all cursed with a sort of egotiSm
that convinces us we have an
infallible insight into our fell
low human beings" and we
tend ito assume arbitrarily
that our taste is also that of
the consumer" Businessmen
should study peoples behavior,
design packages with definite
tested appeals.
You are shown a package of
minute rice. On it is a picture
of a plate piled high with
misunderstanding chicken, peas
and rice but. oddly enough, the
right side of the plate is cut
off at the edge Of the package.
On being asked to describe the
package, you mention this fact
Immediately.
In New York recently. more
than 200 of the Nations key
marketing executives attended
the first Annual Package Re-
search Conference, sponsored
by Lippincott & Margulies.
After having finished studying
the proceedings of the two-day
conference. I'm not sure
whether my psyche. inner and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

The annual National Asso-
citation Of Cost Accountants
Baseball Night will be held at
8 pm. Tuesday, July %, at
Griffith Stadium.
Raymond Thompson, for
mer Baltimore newspaperman
and public relations counsel,
has been appointed director OF
public relations for the Gun
ther Brewing Co., President
Leroy S. Cohen announced.
John F. McCambridge, presi-
dent of the McCambridge &
McCambridge Co., Riverdale,
Nd. has been elected treas
urer of the Drug and Allied
Products Guild. Inc.
George A. Ausley of 1913
Huidekoper place NV, chief
underwater for the Washing
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Equitable Savings g. Loan
Reports Rise in Assets

President Edward L. McAleer
of the Equitable Savings &
Loan Association reported to
members at the end Of the first
half of 1857 assets had grown
to $25, 442,595, an increase of
$1,220,545. This represents an
annual gain of $2,776,779, he
explained.
Members savings increased
to $22,555.92l, a gain of 81. $780,
667.
CAS- you know, there is strong
competition for savings and in
vestment funds, but fortunately
We have been able to show a
substantial gain each month
and to meet the demand for
new loans" Mr.. McAleer wrote.
Our branch in Wheaton, Md,
continues to show excellent
progress. In view of our faith
IN the future OF that area, we
have purchased a site at the
northeast corner of Georgia
avenue and Blueridge avenue
(just north Of our present loca-
tom upon which we will erect
q building for our own Office to
take care of our continuing
growth. An architect has been
engaged to prepare plans and
1t is expected the building will
be completed within the next
year."
He said the dividend payable
December 81 also will be at
the rate of 3l2 per cent per
annum.
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outer, should be appalled, or
impressed.
For the premise on which
this conference was held is
that it is now widely accepted
that it's the package, and not
the product. which does the
selling job at the point-of-
purchase" (The store counter
S12 Billion Industry
Packaging has reached the
point where it is a $l2 billion
a year industry and is growing
at the rate of 81 billion a year
Packaging has reached the
point where manufacturers
openly give the package itself
credit for a products success or
blame for a failure.
And packaging has reached
the point where at this recent
conference, some OF the Ma
TONS most highly-paid mar
keting experts could spend
hours urgently discussing the
personalities" of packages and
debating whether they should
start producing packages
which appeal to the uncon-
scious mind, as well as the
conscious" and to the passive
dependent as we'll as the agrees
sive-dependent" among us.
If this is where packaging
has landed in its infancy
stages. my mind falters at its
possibilities when it reaches
adolescence.
But I'll admit it. I tested the
cookie designs on my 7-year-
old and yes, Miss Kaye. She
went right for the package sug-
costing disorganization, re-
jected the one symbolizing au-
thority. And she loves vanilla
cookies.
distributed. 1857 by Hall syndicate)
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ton ONCE Of Sunlife Insurance.
Co. Of America. has Just re.
tired. He had IS years with
the company and opened ur
the first office here in 1926
President Stanford z. Roths-
child presented him with a GER
tificate at a testimonial BAN
quet in Baltimore.
J. Hicks Baldwin of New
England Life here has been
nominated as treasurer of the
National Association of Life
Underwriters by the Nominal
ing Committee. The conven-
ton will be held in Detroit in
September. Nominated foI
trustee is Louis j. Grayson OF
Travellers here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
VA RepOrs Saving
OF Sis Million in 4 Years

The Veterans Administration
said today that during the past
four years it has saved and
returned SIS million to the
Treasury. This, it explained,
was effected through setting up
a revolving supply fund and
intense cost consciousness"
Despite increased prices and
a IA per cent rise in veterans
medical care, it said the savings
enabled VA to hold supply costs
at 1923 levels. officials de-
clared reduced warehouse in
ventories and a corresponding
increase in supply turnover
were factors in the saving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. July 10 " CUsDA.-
fully Is e as much as SO hieher on
butchers and sows; No. 2-S 10000 10
No, Is mostly No. I-2 aOO-2oO 10
20, 5.:e1 90; 80 head uniform No. /
10 ID 2l.25; No. 2-3 250-257 10
3O.00-20, so: weights over 26O ID
scarce; few No. 2SO-3lO ID i0.aS.
larser lots mixed grades SS0-4OO ID
sows l6.15-lS.00: few 275-325 ID
iS99e-ls.50; most 425-550 10 1895
salable cattle $4,000; calves 500:
slaughter steers fairly active, steady
to strong; heifers moderately active.
steady e IS .higher: cows strong to
mostly 25 higher; bulls fully steady:
vealers steady: stockers and feeders
scarce; few loads l,2O0-l $50 ID fed
and prime IS. 1851 90: nuiE sood S and
choice % 5O-25. so: had lots mixed
good and choice e4.00-24. so; few
standard steers 20.O0-22 20: load
prime around l.l25 10 fed heifers
5000; most choice to low prime IS So
25;25; bulk good grade ~ 50-2S. 90;
utility and commercial cows 1875.
1900; most Gamers and cutters II So
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once at connecticut avenue
and K street. NV, loans have
increased 45.2 per cent. re-
sources have jumped Is per
cent, deposits have advanced
1872 per cent and capital funds
reflect a rise Of 1913 per cent.
Mr.. Groom said.
For almost as years, the
bank was located at the north
east corner Of Seventh and 6
streets, NV. During that time
three neighborhood branch
Offices were established.
But the officers and directors
gave weighty consideration to
abandoning the location the
bank had occupied for nearly
half a century. After extensive
study, it was decided to move
In the fall Of 1855.
1.-THE results which have fol-
lowed this move have ex-
ceeded the fondest expecta-
tions of the officers and direc-
tors" Mr.. Groom asserted.
Total loans are now SIS, $751;
S27; total resources $29, 278,-
1888; total deposits $27.248.398
and capital funds $1.709,222.
The Bank Of Commerce was
organized so years ago and
opened for business December
2, 1907 in the Ouray Building.
Eight and G streets, NV.
Then on January 8, 1910 it
moved to Seventh and E
streets, NV.
Oficials say no other Wash
ington bank has moved its To-
cation so radically as did the
Bank of Commerce in the lat
est shift.