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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
Warning, Khrushehev--

(censnved from Back Psue)
WE, TODAY, m THIS CLASSROOM App rs,o,,e.
TO CONVERT THE WORLD, If WE ARE OF ONE
MIND 1.-THE ONE REAL, SANE MIND som
SPIRIT, DIVINE PRINCIPLE. SUBSTANCE, PARENT
~, AND Of. THE ENTIRE uNvERsEl
THE HUMAN RAcEs.AND THEIR so.cALLEp
MATERIAL" WORLD ARE NOT NY oFFsPRvIc,
THEY ARE MERELY VISIBLE. M-Y.T-H-Ic.A.L
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES !-coUNTERFEITs
AND DuRLEsouEs or Externally HARMONIOUS
DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL IDEAS
nv OFFSPRING IS MATTERLEss FLEsHLEss
SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLIkE-ETERNALLY. COMPLETELY
POPULATE. suPERsATURATE, THE ONE
UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE, INcoRRuPTaIe
iNvuLNERAsLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, MY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
FURTHER. RE CONVERTING THE VIC T.,
THEN THE WHOLE WORLD WILL FEEL THE
INFLUENCE 1.-THE DIVINE PoWERl OF THIS ONE MlNpr
--oMNIPoTENT. oMNIPREsENT, oMNscleNT.
DIVINE LovE-YoUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL
HARMoNIousT
SENNAChERlB (KHRUSHCHEv OF 710B.C.)
OF THE INFERIOR PRE- CHRIST ERA
Isaiah 3z:35) FOR WILL DEFEND THIS CITY TO
sAvEIiT FOR MINE OWN SAKE. AND FOR NY SERVANT
DAvDS SAKE"
GODS BERLIN CHRISTIAN POISON FOR REDS!
w. IS: land THE ANGEL OF THE LORD WENT
FORTH. AND sMoTE IN THE CAMP OF THE AssYRIANs
A HUNDRED AND FoURscoRE AND FIVE THOUSAND:
AND WHEN THEY AROSE EARLY IN THE MORNING,
BEHOLD. THEY WERE ALL DEAD coRPsEs"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
Byrd Reports
Continued from Back Psss)
TREASURY ESTIMATES

sen Byrd issued his public report as chairman OF the
joint Committee on Reduction Of NonEsssnsl Federal ex
pendtvres He said his totals based upon preliminary
estimates by Treasury officials who place fhe spending total
available at $l4s.7o0.o 100000.
In statement, Sen. Byrd said $4,000 100000 Of the
s72 600 100000 remaining from prior years us authority
70 spend directly Of the public debt completely bypass
ins appropriation contro" by Congress.
We estimated that the Congress which meats In
January probably will another Or more
for use before 30 and that about In past
spending authority will lapse BY then.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
Publisher S testimony

tConfinued from Back Pags)
SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs, INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
TRAITORS III. MENTAL AssASsINs. sATANs
DUPEs AND DEPUTIES TO ROB HUNDREDS OF
MILLIONS OF CATHOLICS OF THE MARVELLOUS
CHRIST. SECOND COMING T., MASTER. SUPREME.
COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE UNI
vERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
THE TESTIMONY. IN SUBSTANCE:
1T Is A JOY TO BE IN THIS DEAR CHURCH AGAIN.
AND WISH TO GIVE THANKS FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL
LECTURE GIVEN LITTLE WHILE BACK AT THE
DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS. THE READINGS JUST
HEARD WERE MOST lNSPlRiNc-THE LIVES OF MOSES,
JESUS. AND OUR BELOVED LEADER. MARY BAKER
EDDY; AND THOSE NUGGETS OF WISDOM FROM JOB.
FIRST VISIT TO BOSTON. c.s. HQ, 1918.
NY FIRST VISIT TO THE MOTHER CHURCH WAS
TREMENDOUSLY INSPIRING, AND HAVE NEVER LOST
THAT INSPIRATION
WAS DEEPLY IMPRESSED WITH THE WORDS OF
ST. PAUL AND MRS. EDDY ENGRAVED ON THE WALL
BACK OF THE DESKS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND
READERS
"PREAcH THE WORD. BE INSTANT, IN SEASON
AND OUT OF SEASON. REPRovE. REBUkE. ExHoRT
WITH ALL LONG SUFFERING AND DocTRINE."-
-1' AND, INCIDENTALLY. GOD COMMANDED MRS
EDDY TO HAVE THESE INSCRIPTIONS ENGRAVED ON
THAT WALL.
From Science and Health:
WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs YOU. WITHHOLD NOT
THE REBUKE OR THE EXPLANATION WHICH DE-
sTRoYs ERROR. NEVER BREATH AN IMMORAL AfMoS
LIKE TO THINK IMPURE FOR IMMORAL; IT
SEEMS MORE COMPREHENSIVE AND AlERTlNC.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ADMoNIsHED
TO LOVE ALL!
MRS. EDDY SAYS: "A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST LOVES
PROTESTANT CATHOLIC, Md. DID," AND. WE MAY
ADD: THE HEBREW. THE AsIATIc. ALL RACES AND
PEoPLES
HOWEVER. MRS. EDDY WAS NOT AT ALL HEST
TANT IN UNcovERINc AND REBUKINc ERROR. WHERE
NEEDED FOR EXAMPLE. SHE REBUKED THE SOUTH
ERIN PULPIT AND PRESS FOR GRABBING THE SINS
OF sLAvERYi
IN THAT SPIRIT. WISH TO TOUCH ON THE AP-
PEARANcE OF THE NEW PoPEs PICTURE. SHOWN
AROUND THE WORLD WITH A CIGARETTE BETWEEN
HIS FINGERS THAT DEAR SOULS BURDENS ARE
SEVERE TO Be sURE-AND WE HAVE THE ANSWERS
THOSE DEAR CHILDREN. VICTIMS or THAT CHI
cAco FIRE MERELY HAD A PREMATURE DEPARTURE
TO THE NEXT PHASE or THE ADAMEvE DREAM.
so.esled WORLD AND HAVE. THEIR COMPENSATION
IN SOME STEPS OF AWAKENlNCs TOWARDS The
APPREHENSION or THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF ON
NlPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
NO FIRE IN GODS UNIVERSE
NOW WE KNOW THAT THERE COULD NOT BE
SUCH A FIRE toR ANY pIscoRD) IN GODS ONE UNI.
VERSE or UNAVAILABLE oMN'PREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LlFEi
S0-CAllED FIRE AND 81 DEATHS!
MERELY A MORTAL THOUGHT.
ADAM-EvE MYTH !!!
A moments DEPRESSION from the Tsssmony-a svbse-
--..L.- .vn~.s..A dsplessure OVER ONES TALK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13

ENTIRE CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD MORALLY
UNFIT FOR my ONE. PURE. TRUE CHURCH.
the CHRIST. SCIENTIST III
TESTIMONY RESUMED
WE MAY Be EVER so GRATEFUL THAT THE cHals
TAN SCIENCE CHURCH FoR5IDs MEMBERSHIP TO
ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS l. AND FoRRIDs THE
USE Or DRUG STORE MEDICINES
": Ar At war AGAINST THE DEVILS BILLION
$ RAcKETsl
Gould TESTIFY TO NUMEROUS FINE HEAL
INcs Ell / AN MORE CONCERNED WITH TIE HIGHER
MISSION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. TO TAKE AWAY THE
SINS OF THE WoRLDI. TO EFFECT 1.-THE HEALING OF
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
cHRisTlY LOVE, BOTH masculine
AND FEMININE.
BELIEVE n IMPORTANT THAT WE BE ALERT TO
ST. PAULs VIGOROUS ANcEL FOOD IN THE 9TH
CHAPTER OF EPHEsIANs, Verses 10 through 20.
THE 18TH CHAPTER OF Isl CORINTHIANS BY PAUL
IS A BEAUTIFUL PRESENTATION OF LOVE. PRESENT
ING THE FEMININE ASPECTS OF THE CHRIST
scoFIELDs BIBLE SPEAKS or THOSE VERSES IN
THE 9TH CHAPTER OF EPHEsIANs LIKE THIS: THE
WARFARE OF SPIRIT FILLED Believers
(a) THE WARRIORS POWER
tb) THE WARRIORS ARMOUR!
(e) THE WARRIORS FOES
WE TOUCHED UPON THE NEED or THE Sword
OF THE SPIRIT. (WHICH IS THE WORD OF coD)"
"EMERCINC CENTLY"-AND ADVANCING
RAPIDLY" ls&H). DELAYED PROGRESS.
INDIVIDUAL AND THE CHURCH.
SHOULD LIKE TO SUPPORT OUR READERS REF
ERENcE TO MRS. EDDYs WORDS. EMERGE GENTLY"
AND BELIEVE HE ALSO TOUCHED UPON "ADvANc-
ING RAPIDLY"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WRITER'S HAVE, THROUGH
OUT THE YEARS EMPHASIZED THAT THERE IS NO
INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN "EMERclNG GENTLY" AND
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY"
FOR EXAMPLE If YOU ARE CONFRONTED WITH
A SITUATION YOU FEEL UNABLE TO HANDLE, SUB
NIT TO MORE CONSIDERATION. STUDY. MEDITATION,
AND PRAYER.
NEARLY a. YEARS BLESSINGS.
THIS OAARvELOUS) SECOND COMING OF THE
CHRIST" GODS ONE, PURE. TRUE. HONEST CHURCH
OF ALL TIME. HAS GIVEN NE LIFE MORE ABUNDANT
"" FOR WHICH AM EVER SO GRATEFUL, AND ALSO
FOR THE REALIZATION OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
OF oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, AND
THE DOOM OF ALL so-eaed EVIL land additionally for the
benefit Of you dear readers: DEVIL, HE'LL MATTER
MYTHICAL DEvILIsH. ANTI-cHRIST, PSYCHE
PATHIc, ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS,
KNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL
HUMAN PARENTHooD)-AND THE REDUCTION TO
"NArNe NoTH.NcNEss" OF THE COMMUNIST CO.
LiArH MYTH AS CERTAINLY AS THE COMMANDS OF
GOD THROUGH MOSES TO PHARoAH. DESTROYED
EGYPTIAN DEsPoTlsM!
IT WOULD TAKE MUCH MORE TIME THAN IS HERE
AVAILABLE TO EXPRESS MY DEEP GRATITUDE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
New London Fire

contInusd from Back Page,
AND OUR COMMENT TODAY-IN OTHER WORKS
THE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL HEBREWS ROMAN
CATHOLICS. PRoTEsrANTs. AND OTHER NOM
CHRIST ScENTIsTs-HAD COMPLETE CONTROL OF
NEW LONDON, TEX
THE CHICAGO FIRES R. c. MoNsTRosiTY OF
SATAN BOUND" CLERGY. LAYMEN, VICTIMS or
THE DEVILS SPIRITUAL LUNAcY THAT HIS
orrSpRiNc-ADAMs, EYES, MUaDERoUs GAINS
JuDAsES, KNAvES AND FOOLS MULTIPLY LIKE
kABB'TS!-A BURlESQUE OF MY. GODS, OFFSPRING
-MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL, CHRIST
L'kE-YouR TRUE MUNICIPALITIES. MY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
~. S. SCHOOL TRAGEDIEs-sTATEB BLAST
KILLED "a"
News, I2/2)
The nations school disasters have resulted from
such diverse causes gas fumes faulty construction panic
following the overtvrnng Of an oil lamp and Bath Mich.
deliberate dynamiting.
Terrible the final toll will be from Yesterdays eaas
frophe at the Our Lady Of the Angels paroeha school in
Chicago. authorities do not expect the figure approach
the 2'4 persons who died in school explosion New
London, Tex, March 10, l937or the ia pupils and two
teachers who died in fire at the coInwood school
Cleveland March a. 1908.
cloud Of gas that accumulated in the basement
Texas school blamed for that disasterby far the
fion's worst involving school.
At Cleveland Investigators finally traced the colinwood
School fire TO furnace ve that close tinder-dry
studding Subsequently construction codes for schools
revised drastieaIy throughout the nation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
sO-CAllED FIRE AND 81 DEATHS !
MERELY A MORTAL THOUGHT.
ADAM-EvE MYTH

A moments DEPRESSION from the Tssfmony--s svnse-
qvsnt speaker expressed dispsssyre ovsk oNes 'A-N
most cordially received.
lcsutnvsd Next Column Tepl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13

CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT ARSON AND
POSSESSION And CONTROL or A BOMB.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, DEC. IS, 1853
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-14
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

The Christian Mothers Confraternty of St. Augustines
Catholic church sponsoring bngo and thrift sale Feb
ruary IA 730 at 1421 East End st. Mrs. Sadie j.
Worthern Pres. Rev Louis Nau s. Y. D. pastor.
The ready club of First Baptist church. 26th and
Gum held their dinner Thursday night the
home of Mr. and Mrs Willie Hatson 1919 Pine ST. Guests
Mrs Rebeeka Corts Mr.. Mrs Norman Handy and
Rev. S. j. Woodland. Gifts exchanged and a fine
served which Fried chicken potatoes peas
gravy salad hot rolls apple pie and ice Mrs
A. NJ Donahue president Mrs Evelyn Hattison veepresdent
and Mrs. r. McPeace, secretary
The 277th union will be held Sunday
at Sh Baptist church 800 Rev W. R. Vaughn
pastor. Theme: National Negro Achievements Mrs. N
Doyle. president and Mrs. B. Handy, reporter
Mrs o. A Scott of 518 Pine Street, member of 9Th
Street Baptist church Sunday morning
Sunday school hour With (ths your fe) guests Mrs E.
Dyer organistpay "Oh Today Nichols
R. L. Phillips, Dovie SIMS Ida Sanders Mildred Dotson "
Hot Springs She received many lovely gifts sponsor
ed by Mrs Cleon Stewart, Rev. W. R. Vaughn PASTOR
Handy, superintendent.
Mrs Cleon Stewart of 703 Walnut street was called to
Pasadena to the bedside of her sister.
The Elite club the home Mrs Helen Quick re-
Gently The next meeting will be held the home of Mrs
Helen Bogard.
The power of prayer the subject Sunday afternoon
at the Service Mercy nursing conducted by Rev. w
J. Johnson.
Holy communion served Rad Life nursing home
Sunday night.
The Magnolia Charity Art association held it's mon
ty meeting February 4 the home
dent Mrs E. S. Woodson 1913 S. Valmar president Mrs
L. NJ Knowles in charge The brief business session ncud
officers elected the ensuing year. The hostess
Mrs E. S. Woodson served delicious chicken dinner Fhe
next meeting will be at the home of Mr. Mrs Phil
lips, Gil Hazel st. Mrs. Vassie Mosey, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-14
Duo Birthday
Celebration

HOT SPRINGS = On Tuesday
evening, February A, Mrs. J. B.
Washington acted as hostess to a
double birthday party for her
mother, Mrs. Lula Richardson and
a friend Mrs. Emma Wright. The
affair was in the beautiful. spa
eious home Of MRS. j. B. WASH
ington at 400 E. Grand. Il was
gala occasion for all of her
friends who attended. The even-
ing included a short program
honoring the two ladies.
Mrs. Lula Richardson was eele-
brating her 9th birthday. She is
proud to have given the world
through her efforts and sacrifices
Mrs j. B. Washington, her
daughter, who IS supervisor of
the Women's department Of the
Churches of God in Christ of
Southwest Arkansas. She is the
grandmother of Bishop t. d.
Washington of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. Richardson has been Sunday
School teacher Of her class for 40
years.
Mrs Emma Wright was eele-
brating her 68th birthday. She is
the mother of 16 children, includ-
ing four sets of twins. Mrs.
Wright boasts of having reared
two sons who are now ministers.
She has 80 grandchildren and 4
great grandchildren.
Guests included Mrs P. C. Mil
Ter, DR.. E. Irby Jones, Mrs. Ada
Coulter Mrs. A. Bluthenthal, Mrs.
Rebecca Collins, MRS. Matte
Hayes, Mrs. Hattie Guyton, Mrs.
Ware Collins, Mrs. E. Fernadez,
Mrs. Ernest Wright, Mrs. Eloise
Robinson, Mrs. Mary Wright Mrs.
Opal L. Wright. Miss Cuba Faye
Coulter, Curtis Harris, Mrs. Dar-
1ene Reed, Miss Erlene Turner,
Mrs. Arlene Crosby, and Mrs.
Dixie Silas.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-14

In Loving Memory Of our Low
ed one, Lloyd Christopher Con-
ner, who passed away one year
ago today, February IA, 1857.
A precious one from us is gone
A voice we love is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
That never can be filled.
Friends think we have forgotten
When at times thay see us smile
But little do they know the heart
ache
That our smiles hide all the while
Often do we tread the pathway
That leada us to his grave
Where rests the one we love so
well
But whom we couldn't save
Dear God, put your arms around
him
Keep him in Thy tender care
TIL we meet beyond the River
Where there will be no Farewell.
Sadly missed The Conner
family
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-14
1T IT. I y
IAR a
With The Clubs

The Sasnalra club met at the home O Mrs Naomi Den
MIS- 1911 Cross street recently business session.
delicious repast by the hostess The meeting
will be held the home Of Mrs Doris Edgeson, 10 Victory
street Mrs Marjorie Waltn president Mrs Evelyn London
reporter.
The Unique Girls club with Mrs Dora Rieks with
Mrs Marjorie Cam presiding in the absence of president
jewell Williams who late due to previous commitments
It was like old times or family reunions Everyone was pres
and full Of vitality The only guest Mrs Daniels of
AMIN college. Prizes by Mines. Freddie Masse
Marjorie Cam, Almare Bunn and Allie NJ Claybome Next
meeting will be with Mrs Vivian Stewart.
The Kardette with Mrs Anna Jean Jones with Mrs.
Cleo Carter president in charge baby for
Beavers also graeed with the presence
Of Kardee Baby Little Baby Jones' Prizes by
Mrs Esther Boswell and Mrs Alene Oliver. Mrs. Naomi
Hampton will be the hostess
The Ladies Auxiliary No. 281 of the MICA will meet
with Mr. Mrs. c. J. BlaEey 500 Park February
Is at D. m. Mrs Maude Hampton president
The Cavaliers club the club ROOM 1904 West 10th
street The meeting opened and presided by the
den " L. Leary During the business session
bers Sam Perkins, 172 West 18th street. Warde Collins
1121 West 18th accepted After cocktails
served by the host Charlie Rouse the meeting adjourned to
meet at the club February 49, which time Jim Wilson
will be host Leroy Jones, reporter.
The Provident Relief club at the lovely home of Mr.
and Mrs c. A McCuum The meeting well attended and
most interesting with Mrs McCu president presiding The
Co-hosess Mrs s. J. Chdress. Delicious refreshments
were served The club will meet Thursday afternoon February
b o'clock at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Ambrose R.
Robinson 1919 Cross Mrs. Andrew effries will serve
as co-hostess All members urged to be present F.
l. Alexander, reporter.
The Business Professional Womens club will meet at
The YWCA, Wednesday night, February r. o'clock All
members urged to please attend this meeting Oudia
Harris, president.
The Cavalee club met at the home of Mrs Stella Tucker
l9Oo Pulaski street The meeting opened by the president
Mrs Geneva Leary The members INDUCED brief business
discussion after which the hostess served shrimp dinner
which enjoyed by ALL Three games played and
following prizes Mrs Willie Frazier first;
Mrs Vrgie Kohlman End, and Mrs Mable Johnson third
Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Vgie
man. 1900 Denson with Mrs Jessie Mae Williams
Guest of the evening Mrs Dorothy Scott
Jones, reporter.
THURSDAY Special m.-shampoo, Hair Style Eyebrow
Arch and Manicure $500. VeIvatex Beauty College
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-14
Legal Notice:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Eula Halford, Plaintiff
VS. No. l09498
The Defendant Louise D. Halford
IS Warned to appear in this court
Louie ID. Halford, Defendant
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff Eu-
la Halford
Dated: February 10th 1858
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
William w Shepherd
Attorney adj Litcrn.
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, d. c.
2:14-21-2T3:7 At.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-14

mens cherry pie and coffee February 81 at p M
Mrs. NJ M. Parker
Leon Henry returned home 100 High street after
spending few days visiting with his brother Robert Henry
and a nephew John Lee Henry of Chicago.
Members and friends Of Emmanuel Baptist church. 81
Chester street you attend their annual tea which will
be held Sunday February 10 the Community Center be-
tween p Come and the latest fash
ions modelled and enjoy musical program well tasty
{. Dyer pastor Mrs. Alberta Hnhe chairman
Take e weeks to learn a vocation at VEEVAlEN
BEAUTY COLLEGE, and work anywhere in the u. S. A
Where would you like to live?
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-14

STAND BY THE PRESET STANDS BY YOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
Rudd q Co. to Open
Silver Spring Office

Rudd a. Co., member Of the
New York Stock Exchange, will
open a Silver Spring branch
office in addition to its main
office at 735 Fifteenth st. NV.
1t was announced by Irving @
Rudd, senior partner.
The new Office at 8435 Geor-
gia avenue will open Tuesday
under the direction of Baruch
Rabinowitz as resident mana
ger. 1t will have translux serv-
ice from the New York Stock
Exchange, an American Stock
Exchange ticker, Dow-Jones
services, and private wires to
assure prompt execution OF
orders.
Mr.. RabinowitZ, the new
manager, came to Silver Spring
several months ago from New
York City. He has managed
branches for Joseph Faroll &
Co. in upper New York State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
PEOPLE
BUSINESS
Allan ID. Henry. vice nrI

Allan ID. Henry, vice presi-
dent and secretary of Charles
H. Tompkins Co., has been
elected a director of the Ma
tional Association of Account
ants. He is a past president of
the MAS Washington Chapter
Frank COsgrOve, erly
with Prentice-Hall, Inc, has
Joined the Washington Agency
Of Massachusetts, Indemnity
and Life Insurance Co.
Arthur L. Clark has been
named personnel manager for
Virginia Electric g. Power Co
to succeed George E. Kidd, who
retired.
Ernest GOldstein, general
agent for United Life and Ac-
cident Insurance Co., has been
named general agent for the
accident and health line OF
Educators Mutual Insurance
Co. Of Lancaster, Pa.
Don A. MOler Distributors,
graphic arts equipment and
supply firm, has moved to the
Wisconsin Building. 4435 Wis
conSin avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
Demand Lifts Prices
for ID. G. Securities

Demand for a number of
Washington securities brought
further advances on the over
the-counter market at the
weeks end. reported Edgar B,
Rouse. partner Of Rouse, Brew
er & Becker. and chairman of
the quotations committee for
the National Association of Sc
curities Dealers.
Munsey Trust shares were
listed at 100 bid with none Of
fered, compared with ITO bid
and none offered a week ago.
Fairfax County National Bank
was quoted at SO bid and 40
asked. compared with "a bid
and 80 asked a week ago.
Peoples Life Insurance Co.
shares advanced to IS bid from
1914 bid a week earlier. A large
block recently was marketed
at 4214.
Government Employees Life
Insurance Co. was quoted at
100 bid and 100 offered, COM
pared with LOT bid and ia
asked a week ago. Government
Employees Insurance Co. rose
to rs bid and 80 asked from
"a and 70. United Services Life
Insurance was listed at 70 bid
and 70, asked. compared with 70
bid and none offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
Capital Store Sales
Remain Above Year Ago

Department store sales in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
were ii per cent above a year
ago in the week ended July 26,
despite a dip of 4 per cent from
the preceding week, the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond re-
ported.
Area sales in four weeks
ended July 26 were up IL pei
cent from a year ago and FOL
the year to date were only
per cent behind.
The downtown portion Of the
area sales total was Q per cent
above a year ago in the week
ended July rs and also / pei
cent ahead Of the previous
week. Four weeks sales were
per cent above a year ago and
for the year to date were down
3 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

ma ~ Es- s ave., *: go Es'' mn ls- a... A.
az So as g S'i ~ az So s so;st (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
National Publishing Co.
To Move Sales Unit

National Publishing Co. will
move its sales division from
HAS 18th street NV, to 1900
Connecticut avenue NV, to-
morrow. it was announced by
Leslie c. Shomo, executive vice
president.
Increased business has made
the move necessary. 1t is the
first step in an expansion pro-
gram which will eliminate in
the opening of a large new
plant at Gaithersburg. Md, in
1860. The present plant at 301
N street NE, will be vacated
then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03


90 per cent from a year earlier
and reflected a general improve
ment IN the automobile insur-
ance industry spanked by higher
rates and a levellng In loss In
creases OF the last three years.
Premium writings for the six
months totaled t22. 88l.32s. a
rise Of nearly "a per cent from
si7.i2i.09e IN the 1857 period.
Loss Ratio Reduced
The company's loss ratio de-
creased to CAS- per cent In the
latest period. compared with
70.6 per cent In the same 1857
months. For all Of 1857 IL was
76.5 per cent. The expense ratio
In six months was i4.3 per cent
VS.. ISL per cent a year earlier
and ISIS per cent for all Of 1857.
Assets rose 10 a new high of
$6i ,068 .983 on June 30. COM
pared with s54.l6 ,060 last De-
cember 81 and S4s.529, 343 on
June 80, 1857.
Policies in force totaled 523,-
1855 on June 80. compared with
485.443 on December 81 and
439.449 a year ago.
The company has enlarged
plans for the So million home
ONCE building now under con-
struction Just across the Mary
land District line near Western
and Wisconsin avenues. Com
pletion is expected by the end
OF 1859. AS expansion In VOL
ume continues. the home staff
has grown to 1851 persons from
985 since the start Of this year.
GEICO now has nearly 1900
stockholders, a gain Of more
than 500 since the first Of the
year. Mr.. Davidson reported.
Most Of the gain was in small
holdings and a substantial
number are in this area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
Metropolitan BrOadcasting
Has Higher Earnings

Metropolitan Broadcasting
Corp, which operates Station
WTTG -TV In Washington,
earned $306.194 or 20 cents a
share in the first 26 weeks of
1858, compared with sos, 254 or
4 cents a share a year ago.
Before depreciation and
amortization. cash earnings
totaled $1,070,049 or SO cents
VS.. $342 $50 or % cents.
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c. a p. Telephone Has
Increase In Earnings

Chesapeake g. Potomac Tele-
phone Co. Of Washington had
net income of $630,269 in June,
compared with $3.50. $50 in June
last year, it was announced by
H. Holmes vogel. vice president
in charge.
Net for II months ended June
80 was $7.039. 705. compared
with $6,720,976 in the preceding
period.
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Store Collections Show
Substantial Improvement

Collections Of Washington
area department store sales in
June were substantially ahead
Of a year ago, the Richmond
bank also disclosed.
June collections on charge
accounts amounted to asa pei
cent Of June l receivables, COM
pared with 405 per cent a year
earlier. Collections on install
ment accounts were 1874 pei
cent Of June receivables, COM
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pared with 1877 per cent a year
earlier.
Inventories were IL per cent
below a year ago on June 80,
while outstanding merchandise
orders were down OIL per cent