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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
President Wont
|AskConsunler
Credit Control
~ the Associated Press

The White House said today
President Eisenhower will not
ask Congress to give him stand.
by authority to regulate con-
sumner installment credit.
A statement said Mr.. Eisen-
hover indicated he agrees with
conclusions reached by the Fed
eral Reserve Board that such
authority "is not now advisable. "
The boards conclusions were
made public yesterday. :
The board said the pace Of in
stallment buying Is slackenhng
and there is no present need for
additional restrictions.
The possible need for legisla-
ton to provide standby authority
for consumer credit controls was
discussed in the Presidents eco
nomic report to Congress In jan
uary. 1856. He said then condi-
tons did not call for the use Of
such authority but that 1t was q
good time for Congress and the
executive branch to study the
problem.
Board Report Studied
Meanwhile. Mr.. Eisenhower
asked the Reserve Board to study
the subject. Today's statement
said the boards report and other
materials were carefully exam
ined by the Council Of Economic
Advisers and other Federal
agencies.
The White House released q
summary Of a memorandum to
the President from the Council
Of Economic Advisers. It said
In part:
Recent experience confirms
confidence IN the capacity OF
existing instruments of general
credit control to hold changes in
total bank credit and the money
supply within appropriate limits.
There is evidence that
general credit controls do reach
consumer lending institutions
and the use by consumers Of
installment credit"
''Not Likely to Recur"
The Council memo said also
that q big expansion Of INSTALL
ment credit In 1855 was due to
q combination Of factors--among
them q liberalization Of time
buying terms-which are mot
likely to recur in the same
combination"
ANY attempt to impose special
controls would inevitably pre-
sent problems" of compliance
administration and enforcement,
the board said. adding that pub
Lie interest would be better served
by application Of general none
tary measures"
The report was seen as an
indication the board plans no
change In It's present methods OF
limiting credit that can be made
available through its member
banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

of conspiracy. The count, how
ever, was dismissed against Mon
roe in the absence of Prather
because of insufficient evidence
Monroe is serving a prison
term of from 20 months to five
years on conspiracy and bribery
charges. as a result Of his con-
viction in another case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
School Aid Opposed

LINCOLN. Nebr.. May rs R.-
The Nebraska Legislature yester-
day passed q resolution urging
Congress not to pass any pro-
gram OF Federal aid for school
construction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
OUT OF THE FRYING PAN
z Sentenced in Attempt
For Gambling Protection

One drew to month Jail sentence yesterday and
another probation and fine conspiracy
gambling payof protection scheme
Mitchell D. Zazanis a. drew the prison sentence.
ineligible for probation because day suspended
tence received in 1858 for setting gaming table
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-scattered showers and
thunderstcrs expected tonight from the Gulf Coast
norhward to the Western Lakes and Northeastern
Plains also the mountains of Utah and from Eastern
New Mexico southeastward to the Southern Texas
The Pacific coastal area win have fog It will be cooler
the Eastern Plains and in the Northwestern Mississippi
Valley. It will be continued warm elsewhere
AP wirephoto Map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

Furnished By the United States coasl
and oeodetie Survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

uish:ss o. 1870" On Hprii ssM., 's e.
Lowest, = on January ~.
nlgh and Lev Of Last - Hous
Hlgh. -. at 3.4b pm.
Low, 90, at 1859 pm,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
Bay Yields N-FOOt Shark

Haul senerS operating PauXent
Island received surprise visit recently
that tipped the scales 29 pounds during
SEEMING operations below Parers Wharf by Captains
Pitcher Larry Pitcher Vincent Elliott William Barnes When
Captain Orem Lowery reported the capture Chesapeake
Biological Iabortary their fishery biologists hurredy ugged
the fish back Sooons where they capers
tape measures and the latest reference book sharks
The fish has been tentatively identified the CUB SHARK
with the twisting scientific of Carharns
1t is also called the BULL SHARK and GROUND SHARK.
Sharks of this VIGOROUSLY difficult identify
of the great lack of knowledge regarding variation body form
There record indicate that this species
Studies have shown that feeds crabs smaller sharks shad
mackere poposes devlay and sting rays Its principle claim
fame that efficient scavenger devouring kind
of oa 1t also bites readily almost any kind of large bait
of fish meat.
and tributaries although the famous authorities sharks
their the Western North Atlantic state
water They report they caught
sometimes entering fresh water
The shark said at about feet in length
individuals attain 10 feet and the
weight this species about 400 pounds
specimen identified male by the of
pair appendages the called asper which
used in mating.
shark studied at the Chesapeake Biological
Laboratory Prince Frederick
temporarily 1t planned to have the
by taxdermists in time to display it at
during celebration the 25h anniversary of the
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory August 30
September 1857.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
City Heads
Weigh New
1000 Tax

A change in the Rockville pol
icy of assessing property owners
on front foot basis of so percent
of the cost of sidewalks to 100
percent assessment is being con.
sidered by the Mayor and Coun-
Gil.
A public hearing will be held
early in November after citizens
associations throughout the city
have discussed the change at their
October meeting.
Mayor Dickran Hovsepian said
that people in the West end and
the new subdivisions who have
paid in full for their sidewalks
are being asked to pay three
cents of the general tax to finance
this years sidewalk program
which calls for $4,000 from the
general fund.
Ecker Opposed
Councilman Frank Ecker OBJ
posed a change in the policy as
setting up inequities from year
to year He pointed out that side
walks must be considered as part
of the whole public improvement
picture and that when balanced
against the storm drainage pro-
gram, the cost is spread equally
throughout the city.
He cited the older sections of
Twinbrook which have no side
walks but whose residents will
have to help pay for storm drain
age in other areas of the city.
The city's new building code
which has no significant changes
from the old code according to
City Attorney David Cahoon, was
approved Tuesday night by the
Mayor and Council to bring
Rockville into uniformity with
neighboring areas.
The revised ordinance which
is number II in codification of
Rockville's laws in progress for
the past two years brought no
opposition. Only one Rockville
builder, F. Marcuccio appeared
at the hearing and he was in
favor of the new code. A sched-
ule of fees will be set up imme-
diately for the councils appro-
val.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
News Highlights
Free State

Figure recently released
showed that Maryland's State
bonded debt = the ninth highest
in the u. S. - rose SO per cent
between 1853 and 1856 to an all
time high of sips, 1859, 900. John
C. Turnbull, chairman of the
State Senate's Finance Commit
tee, said he would launch a two
pronged attack to bring the debt
within reasonable bounds" His
proposals included:
o. bill to provide that all over
So million in surplus at the end
of fiscal year be turned over
towards the debt;
A constitutional amendment
to prevent legislators from tack
ing on new items to the Cover
nor's bond bill for capital i'm
provements, or increasing the
amounts for construction prof.
ects allocated in the bond bill.
State welfare authorities last
Thursday announced an intensi-
fled juvenile delinquency control
program that will put emphasis
on institutional care of delinquent
children. Need for the program
was underlined by the fact that
Maryland's population is the sew
enth fastest growing in the U. S.
and the states four training
schools are overcrowded. Figures
showed that LAO youths were
committed to the training schools
last year as compared to $50 in
1850.
More than 70 per cent of the
work on the 16 miles of approach
roads to the new Baltimore har-
Dor tunnel system have been COM
pleted and should be ready for
use by December I. The last Sec
ton of the huge tunnel was fixed
in place last week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
ORIENTAL FLU

If the oriental flue which is
sweeping various parts of the
world should gain foothold and
become an epidemic in the United
States would there be mass in.
oculation with vaccine? 1t is prob
able that a vaccine will be gener-
ally available on the market, but
public health officials indicate
that its use would be determined
by physicians on individual cases.
Older persons and others already
in frail health would be the ones
most affected by the added strain
of infection unless the virus
changes its nature and becomes
more virulent as it passes from
person to person.
Contrary to the usual influenza
pattern, the 1918 epidemic char
acteristically struck down young
adults. No one knows why as the
virus could not be isolated. Today
it is possible to isolate and study
these viruses and to make vac
cines to fight them.
HUMIDITY AND SUNSTROKE
Mrs. X. A. asks: Does humidity
have anything to do with heat.
stroke and sunstroke?
ANSWER
Humidity can help to bring
them on by interfering with the
evaporation of perspiration, which
is one of the body's most import
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
Ballet To Be Taught
In Rec. Program

Ballet instruction will start in
September at the Rockcrest Field
House as part of Rockville's rec
recation program for the fall.
The instructor will be Mrs.
Jacquiline Hepner who has a pro-
fessional background with the
New York School of Ballet, and
has appeared with the Ballet
Russo de Monte Carlo and in the
Broadway show High Button
Shoes"
Registration for the classes will
be at the Field House on August
26 and 81 from 10 to 1880 a. m.
and 2 to $3.50 p. m. each day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
Uncle Sam S
Question Box

BY RICHARD S. BLOCH
Send your queries to Uncle Sans
Question Box i'm care of this news
paper. Replies will be made as
space permits. Letters cannot be
answered personally.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22

ant cooling devices. Loss of large
amounts of water and salt
through perspiration also helps
to bring on collapse.
HAY FEVER
T. asks: How does the ragweed
pollen count in the Nations Capt.
tai compare with the pollen count
in Cleveland, Ohio?
ANSWER
In Cleveland on September /,
1856 it was 425 grains per cubic
yard. In D. c. on that date it was
SO grains per cubic yard. In Cleve-
land on September l, 1855 the
count was 302 grains and in the
District of Columbia 81 grains.
NEW DRUGS
Mr.. l.. ]. writes: Will the new
drugs on the market for the treat
ment of rheumatism cure the dis
ease?
ANSWER
Two new antirheumatic drugs,
prednisone and prednisolone, are
now replacing cortisone and n.y.
drocortisone in the treatment of
rheumatoid arthritis and certain
other rheumatic disorders. Mel
Their of these new drugs is in any
respect a "cure" for arthritis al
though they may bring relief
from pain, aid in the prevention
of crippling and otherwise bring
about an improvement in the pa
tents condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

ebxl2O NEW STORE: $500 Lee hwy
SaG psb T Pcn HIur EaiE due e open o
Infants, children's, ladies. mems
wear. etc, or bakery delicltessen,
restaurant. Mr., Sitkin KE. 6-n32S
ALBERT II. COHEN co. ia. p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Commercial STORAGE
CHOICE WAREHOUSES;

One floor Of IL 300 50. II. and one
floor OF 10000 50. IT, or both floors
combined with atr-cond. Office space;
each with separate street entrance.
iS.it ceiling height. fireproo tI" 5Ids.
.CAFRITZ DI. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
HOUSES TO BUILD

FOUR BEDRMs. Q full baths. full
Complete Complete - pacEassd. ' deal Include,
financing and architectural CON
sulting service. CROSSROADS DE.
build q home" il. a-qS7o.
WE CAN ACCEPT a few more con-
tracts at our bis winter discount
price. ANY STYLE-ANY SIZE. No
charge for plans or financing. See
our homes now going up and COM
pare the price and workmanship.
NORTHERN DEVELOPERS, 3436
Lee highway. Arlington. Va. ia. 2
LOTS AVAILABLE IN EXCLUSIVE
NV; section. adjacent Rock Greek
Park. Builder offers design. flnanc-
ing and construction; home built
days, tn. 2-7077 for appointment.
COMFORT GRATED. 3 bedrms.,
l19 baths, ,carport and porch,
lml. din Tm oes ss,sOo kisch Ssdrms n.y.
super de luxe 84-ft. long. Sic. 900
Some plans only $500 down. DON
MANTZ. UN. 4-39S3.
ARCHITECT BUILDER, contempt.
a home TO fit your needs on YOU
lot: minimum, $4,000. EN-. g.
2DO7.
WILL BUILD
3 or 4-bedroom split-leyel or ram
bier on your lot. Payments low az
$1,000 down. will finance the bal
ance Also plans and sample hopses
available for inspection
HUBBARD REALTY. OV. 3-l040
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

CONNECTICUT AVE. at Calvert st
Store completely equipped with
fixtures, Including carpeting, and
containing 45Q So, u; Suitable for
Included, Call Mr.. Holland, II. q
sMfTHY CO., Sl1 10Th st. NV,
RT H-n1OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
haywood Shopping Center
BUCKINGHAM
COMMUNITY

Here in Arlington county's most
center. q store 20x60, has Just be-
come available. Newly modernized.
aforementioned. Herculite glass door,
rear door for loading, plenty park
ing Shopping center contains 81
stores, including Drug Fair. Safe.
way, Food Fair, bank, theater and
post ONCE 1del for family shoe
store. BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY.
313 North Glebe I'd. Arlington 3,
Va. IA. $4,000. L. r. KETTELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

Llv. rm,, din. rm., KIT on
lst a. z bedrms" all lac,
in good cond.. dble. garage:
IA al 'i BAKER g son. IN, me- iiSS''
bOs n. washington g.. Alex, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
lNvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE

MT. RAINIER - Commercial. store
room. 2 apts., warehouse facing
alley. " lots. S2b, 900, WA. q
O106. HEfDER a. SELLERS.
CORNER BRICK BUILDING for
grocery and living quarters OF. for
$4,000 full price: $1,000 down, or
make your ofier. A. BRAVE REALTY
NEAR ID. G. LINE-P, O.. County.
4.012 acres on Sheriff I'd. across
from Giant and Safeway ware
houses. Zone CO.. 80 cents 50, IT,:
reasonable terms considered. HUD-
SON REAL ESTATE. UN. 4-l5l5,
UN 4-7i7l.
FOR AUTOMOTIvE BUSINEsS--Now
second only to grocery as basic
$4,000 50. IT,. with three street
frontages tone on Lee highway ;
very close TO Arlington Hospital
SO 500 5000 cash, balance over
seven years. owner LIT. ROBERT
CARTER. 45bO Lee highway. ia,
2-SOS0. Brokers protected.
end COMMERCIAL GROUND, II 800
50. H.: 4300 blk. Hunt pl. ne: l70
Call r ELIOT MIDDLETON, Real
tor. RE 7-lls1. ewes. OIL. 2-s667.
BY OWNER-Vac. store. 35xS5, on
lot 10Oxi20: 1O0-ft. frontage on
wilson blvd. across r.. Sears. Re-
duced for immed. sale. 30. S-72BO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

LUCILLE COOK
JE. e-3a7a JE. 2-4ss4
LYMAN c. DELE g. co.
THESE PRICES ARE RIGHT
OPEN ! TO DARK
FALLS CHURCH
Within minutes OF Z CornerSt Briek
Cape Cod. realistic financing ON this
eharmerI 23-ft. liy. rm. with irepi.,
gin. rm., pine-paneled rec. rfn. with
ufepi, SEP. porch. roomy bedrms. =.
baths. All this and more for
only Sl5.250. Out Lee hwy. through
FANS Church. 4 hlks. past Heching-
ia ia ' Mas on uI r qqyyeenSag hlys to
ARLINGTON
Glo Manor Estates. 1906 8 23rd I'd
Ihis is veli-built home in an ex-
elusive area: 8 large bedrms., Q
paths. screened porch, complete G-E
XII. rec; rm.. 2-ear garage. Truly
elegant living. Out .RidRe I'd, right
gtro 70 risht to house. Mr.. Kari.
NORTH ARLINGTON
r., Arl,. s5O-s54 jacksonville st.;
3 lFe. bedrms llv rm. with firepl.,
dining area, fun bsmt.; ige lot gu.
wilson blvd. past Olebe I'd, right
on Jacksonville 81. MR.. PRESLEY.
kE- o-9T07
Mashington's Birthday Special
5000 Down. Balance Like Rent
II you want TO really get q bar
gain. Mr.. and Mrs. Home Seeker. I
suggest you see this property today
II Is immaculate! / can really talk
turkey on this one Owner must
leave area: See me at the house
ave; to No. 81. Mr.. sheitra. Po.
2-9530.
We have over $50 other homes TO
show for sale or rent.
LYMAN c. DELE a CO.. INC.
LA h-AnRn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

l4-UNIT BLDGs. G3l avail. In best
locations. No. rental problems. al
showing excel. returns on SS as low as
$4,000 down. Complete" infor-
nation avail. These are above aver
age. and should be seen. Elk. s.
5S01. BUSINESS REALTY CO.
Choice larger and smaller bldss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

58-FT. BRK. RAMBLER
Perfectly placed and an Anchor
fenced lot. "a blk. to busline. 2 min
utes TO shopping, walking distance
70 school. Large moderniStic kitchen.
with fireplace and bookcases, 4th
hedrm, Is mahognay paneled, can BE-
useI as den. 25-ft. glass-enciosed
porch. full basement, all tiled Many
other extras. Reasonably priced at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
STORES FOR RENT tcons.,

904 18th ST. NW.-$90
Is by 40 With Bsmt. and Garage
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Skiers Are Safer On A

ters listen to this flake of fell Wmot, Wis., last
season. but machine produced enough artificial snow to
delight 1000 ske who didn't miss week from December to
Easter.
You've probably heard that skiing exceedingly danger
Gus sport Statistics however, show that kers safer the
slope than in the bahtub Accidents actually decreasing
percenaeewse survey by the Medical Committee of the
National Ski Patrol System showed that only tents of
per Of all Eastern skes the slopes last winter
suffered from skiing accidents.
few accidents caused by: skiing of CONTROL
that last down. the end of the day (hen you're too
red) and the fact that many had taken lessons
New safetyeleaSe bindings cutting down heavily on
INJURIES One manufacturer offers 500 any skier who
fractures leg in his binding. His offer based survey Of
lO578 kier-days this binding five major ski with
serious leg injury For tips making ski
ing safe. page 81
Get Out Into The Winter
Even if you're who active sportsman, you
still have big time spectator Sit the deck Of ski
lodge and watch the fun. Take sleigh ride watch skump
a curling match Ride up a mountain in a chair lift
have hot drink in warmingchalet top and ride down
again. The fresh air and winter will quicken your
and make you feel great. :.
Since bought those first skis 26 years ago. I've watched the
fantastic growth of winter sports in America and skied
major from East West In 1896 married skier and
settled down make living favore sport. Skiing
my life - and wouldn't have any other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

her P.T.A., became active in two
other groups.)
How about you? If you're
faced with the problem of get
ting along on the same old in
come if you've held back"
from the fun of participating in
community affairs if you
haven't quite the enthusiasm to
put across your ideas, win the
support of employees or custo-
mers-then you're ready for the
Carnegie Course.
To get complete information
(including dates of the next free
demonstration sessions) just call
or write your nearest Dale Car
negie Sponsor. The name APP
pears below, at left. Tear it out
now as a reminder.
Unique, do-it-yovrsek test. In
the meantime. you'll want to
send for the Dale Carnegie self
analysis booklet, How to Rate
Your Personal Abilities"
After 20 years of teaching and
observing, Dale Carnegie devel-
oped this famous self-analysis
test in which he located the key
abilities of people who later be-
came leaders in business. civic
and social affairs.
Get this free booklet. and test
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ing, with the coupon below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

enthusiasm, Joe Foss built the
confidence and the skill to get
through" to an audience.
OF course, it's true Dale
Carnegie training can't gudrdn-
tee to increase your income.
catapult you into the executive
suite. or make you a professional
public speaker. But it is equally
true that some 20 percent of
Dale Carnegie graduates in
crease their incomes within one
year after taking the course -.
and that thousands of graduates
today hold executive positions
they only dreamed about just a
few years ago.
The Dale Carnegie Course
was not designed for business
people only. It's meant for
everyone who wants the salts
faction of exploring his own
personal abilities, of building
better human relations, of learn
ing to speak effectively. More
than 100000 men and women
are Carnegie graduates and
their occupations range from
doctors, engineers. teachers-to
housewives, career girls, sales
men. merchants, and even re-
tired people. Typical of the
thousands of housewives who
complete the course, Mrs. Walter
Dudnick of Franklin Square,
L. l.. soon won the presidency of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
They had what It takes
and never knew it
By Dom MITCHELL

DOBERT GUAM thought he
~ had come to a dead end in
his job as a room clerk at a
New York hotel. Then some
thing happened. Suddenly, he
began to move up. Today, he is
general manager of the worlds
largest hotel, and vice-preSident
of the Hilton Hotels Corporation.
At q, Frank Bettger figured
he was total failure as a sales
man. He quit. Then something
happened. BY the time he reached
Al, he was earning $3.50 a day,
and in a position to retire as one
of Americas foremost statesmen.
After World War II, no one
could doubt the courage of Ma
rine flyer, Joe Foss, winner of
the Congressional Medal of
Honor. Yet, the thought of get
ting up and speaking before a
group of people troubled him.
Then something happened.
Today, as the able governor of
South Dakota, he is confident
and at ease appearing before
meetings of any size.
Whos did these men suddenly
discover in themselves? How did
they manage to learn they had
what il takes?"
II was a simple step, but 50
important. At critical moments
in their lives. these three men
made the decision to enroll in
the Dale Carnegie Course.
Here, Robert Quain developed
the determination to put his real
abilities to work. Frank Bettger
discovered the sales magic of
CAN a HOUSEWIFE take an active
role In civic affairs For most Of her
Iifs, Jane Dudnlck (shoWn below with
her two sonsl feared speaking In
public. But now she's q recognized
leader In her Long Island community.