davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

The mother, Mrs Bertha Har.
dy, %, but looking we'll into if
not beyond her ihirties, is a ma.
tive Of Philadelphia who return
ed here two weeks ago from
working on migrant farm near
Asbury Park.
With the produce season for
farm workers having run out
in New Jersey and her hvs-
band unable TO find work TO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Mother, Nine Children
Sleep In Vacant Car

PHIL Specialize destitute mother of nine children
ranging age from months TO IL years said yesterday
how for two nights after being eviced from the place
where she lived in Asbury Park ~ j. she forced TO
sleep in an automobile because she had no other place
% STAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

ger Signal" starring Faye
Emerson and Zachary Scott.
TV Key says: Corny. Grade
B melodrama about a for
tune-hunting neel. his
women and murder dS45) d.
1890. WRC a4-Cavalcsde Of
Sports: Paoli Rosi VS..
Johnny Busso in a l0-round
lightweight bout.
1880, WTOP t9)-Person TO
Person: Comedian Harpo
Marx and Rev. Henry Knox
Sheriff.. presiding bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
1l:o0. WTTG 49, Eleven
O'Clock Movie: "The Tip
on" starring Eddie Quillan
and Ginger Rogers. TV Key
says: Mild comedy drama
about a radio store employee
who accidentally saves an
other man from being put
on the spot by a crooked
fight promoter (l931.
HIS. WTOP tsl-Late Show:
War Paint" starring Rob-
ert Stack and Joan Taylor.
The story Of a fanatic In
dian 1889 Color.
ll:20. WMAL t7--Night Show:
Alaska Highway" with
Richard Arlen and Jean
Parker. TV Key says: Rou-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

ming-will add fuel to the free
VS.. fee TV fire when it's re-
leased. Sometime next
week. maybe.l
Mrs. Edith Rome, wife Of
South Pole Explorer Finn
Rome and the first woman TO
land on the ice at the bottom
OF the earth" viii be among
the guests Sunday on The
Other Two Billions Antarctic
program. Rep. Thor Toll
lefson. Republican of WASH
ington. who proposed q bill
urging ana authorizing the
United States 70 make public
claim TO certain areas there,
viii also be on the show. , /.
Time: Noon. WRC-4.
The four-part "Rome Eter-
nal" film series begins on NBC
this Sunday. but win be seen
here q week delayed on WRC-
I at 1880 am, same day.
This reporter left for New
York late last night for the
annual Sylvania TV Awards
judging. The judges include
six newspaper critics and
Deems Taylor. Dean Marvin
Barrett Of Syracuse. Historian
Bruce Cation. Judge Samuel
Liebowitz. delightful Mary
Margaret Mcbride, Actress
Cornelius Otis Skinner and the
Rev. Bob Richards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

tDho attend rehearsos match screenings and anayse
scripts In Mem York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered as a guide to area UeDers.
Leave to Beayef-Beaver and Brother Way disobey their
parents and horror Fascinated by "voodoo
curse" scene they try dabbng in witchcraf The kids
are appealing, and the show Is fun 730 pm, WRC-4.
Lucille BaIDesi show-A slapstick session about
uranium hunt. Fred MacMurray and the Mertzes are
just gullible Lucy and they're all involved in wild
chase sequence the Nevada They ride any
thing that moves, including burro. June Havoc and
little Ricky also get in this frantic episode fast and
funny thanks TO Lucys hard work pm, WTOP-9. .
Frank Snara ShOw-Dandy combination of Dinah Shore
and Host frankie results in smooth tunefu outing
Motif global tour touching London by Night" April
In Paris and Autumn in New York" Dnah and frankie
sum up the show ITS Nice to Go Travelling" 9 pm,
WMAL-7.
The Thin Man-"Astas Day" This episode gets off the
mystery kick completely and shows in fashback how
Nick met Nora Some entertaining moments in a gen.
orally leisurely half hour. $50 pm. WRC4.
Patrice Munse Show-Aded by Buddy Hackett and Sal
Mneo, Princess Pat kids the movie industry in clever
SPOOL "Hooray for Hollywood" Same threesome scores
with song ambulance treatment of ME and My Shadow"
Hacketts description Of life in Las Vegas amusing cts
great out there you're chip and for the kids there's
tune from Mineos rock-'n'-rol album. Bright little
musical show $50 pm, WMAL-7.
Walter Wnchel File-Terror" Exciting though typical
entry in this series which With people
who have been threatened This time it's a probation
officer who must decide whether to send juvenile Of
fender TO reform school give him second chance The
kids brother tries strongarm tactics to help make up the
officers mind Well acted by Herschel Bernardo and
Richard Bakalyan 10 pm. WMAL-7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

,vhen you do your show in New
York;
Chita. by the way. is q WASH
ingtonian. and so is actor Dick
ONeill. an Arena Stage grad
uate who had his best part the
other night in Kraft's lively
but erratic TV yarn. THE
Battle for Wednesday Night"
/. Dick was forceful and con.
vincing playing the comedian
who initiated Jack Oakie on
the singers show. The
acknowledgements story had
some zingy sets and caught
some Of the tension and knit
ing. but the author unaccount-
ably soft-pedaled the ratings
angle. Oakie was good,
considering his antiquated ma
terial; Rudy Vallee was wasted
as a Tv executive. and Earl
Hoffman impressed as the
singer. =. lie was lip-singing
TO his own record.l
49,
Maybe q recording company
failed 70 tape Mondays ALI
Star Jaxz show. but . number
Of citizens about town did. i.
Mrs. Pauline Bryan Of Whea-
ton Is particularly pleased with
her copy. She's had q tape
recorder for several months
and tried II out on several
shows. but this was the best
yet.
A Happy Fourth Anniversary
to Joe Mccaffrey's Celebrity
Parade Sunday. WMAL,-D
Joe's had the same sponsor for
the long-run interview show
the Retail Clerks International
Senator Mike Mansfield.
his FIRST guest. win repeat.
Reminder: Ed Sullivan's show
Sunday will feature a scene
ti6 minutes long, from Eugene
O'Neill's prize-winning Long
Days Journey Into Night.
Star Frederic March will also
direct the Tv segment.
John Daily. ichoR emcee the
Bling Crosby and FrtendS
shotc from Pebble Beach, Calf.
January ~ tCBS-TVl obri-
onsly can't Nv back to Ncip
York IN time TO moderate
What's MY Line, ! asked
Binc ton the phone II DAILY
tcouid pass up the panel skor
and ne said mo. Johns trying
TO tCork out one OF those tico-
pdy spiit-scYeen deals so that
he can do Il from the West
Coast"
The word from CHS is that |
Sundays Commute TV study /
Of Where We Stand with
Russial viii represent its great
est combined news effort. i
That's from $50 to Z pm.
Radio station wUsT's Fran. /
ces White will be honored SUM- |
day night at Capitol Arena |
with a gospel festival celebrat- /
ing her 10th year in radio.
WRC claims . station record !
for its Doll House campaign. /
-. A total Of s3.472.6l In cash
and l1.34S toys and dolls were
turned over 10 the Christmas
Bureau Of the Health and We'll |
fare Council. National Capital
Area.
Prediction: A study by a vet |
eran news analyst-who didn't !
know what he was getting
into when he undertook a sur
vey Of public service program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonOtfs top shops pTeufewed by TV KEYS stat.
Uho attend rehenrsnLs match screenings and anaLvze
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered q guide TO vtetcers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

liehtful the two were on Di-
nah's first hour show for NBc.
Another awards ceremony Is
set for Tv. -. Steve Aliens
February 8 hour will feature
presentations Of Phot0play
magazines Gold Medal Awards
ito the most popular actor and
actress, motion picture, and
outstanding new movie person.
alities Of the year,.
- -
The last-minute switch Of
Colt As and the Walter Winch
ell File tonight is a break for
the columnist's series. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

Guests are Daryl Stewart.
Henry Youngman and Kaye
Ballard.
I2:30, WTOP (9)-Late. Late
Show: Party Wire" starring
Jean Arthur and Victor Jory
(i935).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
FIN Stotions

WneFn-s1s Ms.--s;D en-. httn.
ufoP-Fh-ssi Me.--itAsa spsuuen.
WAsH-Fh-si.t he.--I s.m. 10 mlanisht
uol-fM--e11 MI an. 10 nitnlEAt.
WfAH-fm-teo-1 Nc. --2t-Assf spsfsiiss.
WNpe-Fm-toi.t hs.-ian. tsisn.
usMs-FM-it3s .--Usskssys ssis ~ 10
nianisht. suafsys I;ss - 10 nieaist,,
WARl-Fh-iosi he.-I:1o an. 10 -.
hsstsI ihfssfh ssBrtsfi In 80. to 81:
-. % suadsy.
WusT-Fm-ioes he.--l;1o an. tsspm.
NhAl-Fh-ioI.1 Me.--ie:as an. b mlanlght.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Tragic Overture
by Brahms. Sonatini for
Violin and Orchestra by
Benjamin and Children's
Corner Suite by Debussy.
$500, WMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: Afternoon OF a
Fawn by Debussy, Tragic
Overture by Brahms and
Porgy and Bess Suite by
Gershwin.
$500, WGMS-Sy m p h ony
Hall: Introduction and
Rondo Capriccioso. Opus 20,
Symphony No. Z in A. Apus
90 by Beethoven and Piano
Concerto No. in E Flat by
List.
800. WOL-Good Music Time.
Choralo preludes for the
days after Christmas by
Bach and The Snow Maiden
by Tchaikovsky.
1880, WTOP - Russia, the
Atom and the West; Soviet
expert George F. KEENAN,
lectures on THE Military
Problem"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
~ QUIZ GUESTS
FOR THE WEEK END

Here's the latest infor-
nation available on who's
where on Tv quiz and In
terview programs.
Saturday
Sis, WRC (ll-News
from ( Corners: Guest Is
Arthur Barriault.
1880. WNEAL (7D---Mlke
Wallace Interviews: Guest
Is Actress Jean Seberg.
Sunday
1900, WRC l-Other
Two Billion: Guests are
Mrs. Finn Rome and Rep
resentative Thor c. Toilet
son.
loo. WTTG (5D -
Georgetown Forum: Guests
are DR.. Stefan Possony.
Professor Of international
Studies, Georgetown Uni
versity: Rev. Francis J.
Heyden, Sd. Director,
Georgetown College OBJ
servatory; and Rev. Eric
McDermott. s. j., Assistant
Professor OF History,
Georgetown University.
1:Oo. WMAL (7)-Cele-
brity Parade: Guest is
Senator Mike Mansfield.
100. WTOP (9) City
Side: Guests are Virginia
State Senators Armistead
L. Boothe. Charles r. Fem
wick and John A. X. Dono-
van.
1880, wMAL C7l--CoI-
lege News Conference.
Guest is Senator John
6parkman.
500, WRC (l)-YOuth
Wants 10 Know: Guest Is
Senator Wayne Morse.
$3.50, WRC ~ Look
Here: Guest Is John L.
Lewis.
$3.50. WTOP C9)-Last
Word: Guest Is DR.. A.
Whitney oriswold, presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

tine action drama. Rough
and ready construction man
undertakes the job Of build
ing the Alaskan Highway.
fights with his brother for
the hand of a girl Q943l.
1880, WRC 90 - Tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

was previously UP against
Kraft and I've Got a Secret.
both "live" shows. At
least the chief opposition now
is also on film--San Francis
co.'s The Lineup.
Speaking OF DiHah. her
guests January II ioiH include
Julie fMv Fair Lady, Andrews.
Dancer chita West Side Storyl
Ripera aud Art THE Rope
DaHcersl Carney That's
the kind OF talent you can get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WRC Al--Court OF Last
Resort: Special inyestiga tor
Sam Larsen questions the
validity Of eyewitness tes-
timony when he reopens
the case of violent death
which occurred in a remote
mountain community in
The Westover Case"
500, WTTG t5l-Warner
Brothers Attraction: Dan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

dent Of Yale University
and Author Gretchen Fin
letter.
$500. wTOP t9J--Faec
the Nation: Representative
George H. Mahon. Demo-
crat Of Texas.
$500. WRC ~ Meet
the Press: Senate Minority
Leader William Knowland,
Republican Of California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
ON THE AIR
Its Frank, Dinoh
vs.. Lucy ond Desi
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic
The Week.end Wash

The Weekend Wash
Frank Snatra gets his stest tonight against the
third of the seasons LucyDes specials SO far his live"
shows have rounced the opposition but this kind oppo
stion he hasn't yet. Sinatras guest Dnah Shore
won't hurt, Of course-especay you remember how de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
Other AM Stations

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uuee-t11e Es --3t-hssI spsstlsa. sxsep,
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utAM-i11o ke.--1eAeuf epsrsiiaa. snesD
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uPaA-iaso ne.-s.io a.. h unset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

wRcaM MtrA usst eassa Am
thW neeetvss Dau 1ipaha iN h1A BleA1
eana nlssphs u. pshsit estsn ehsui; 49, Thsst
WIetN hdsspher ". eIuehsue ih
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH


ings OF some OF the best-known
corporations are down so 10 90
per cent from q year ago.
Incomes Reduced
As for personal incomes. the
well-publicized unemployment
figures tell you that tale. With
more than s million jobless and
millions working part-time or
shorter weeks. personal incomes
can't give the Treasury any
where near the taxes II has
counted on getting.
In the new year. the Treas
ury will be lucky II 1t collects
$50 billion In taxes. It's take
could be substantially lower.
~ And on the outgo side,
the probability Is that Govern
ment spending In the year
coming UP will exceed the s7e
billion total Mr.. Anderson al
ready says is on the calendar.
Congress Is making 1t unmls-
takably clear that with or
without administration leader
ship II intends TO vote laws that
will send Government spending
into an upsurge beginning In
mid-year.
There II Is: the Govern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. April -. Op.--CusDAl--
Hots $500; moderately active, steady
10 sirens; instances rs higher on
siTchs; butchers under sie Is, still
relatively scarce few more leg buteh-
trs % RECEIPTS: s-3 lgQ-e40 ID butch:
srs g0s5:gO.15; few lots % around
S Sts =. fS Ssa. & ~ .cS : sy'!q "A
ssad l ls' icri. ap lss I ..ld. 4 sds
$sSsgS Is L: S!ISS:S?SSSS ses sSS.lsS
ITO H1 is II. sS.is ~: iarSsf lots mixed
Grade 100000 ID COWS. i0.5O-l7 80:
few selected around 400 lbs as high as
i7.75; limited volume 3OO-37B lbs
l755-ls.5O; 50O-55O lbs 1900 9. 50.
Cattle 500: calves 100; slauehter
steers and heiiers active; fully aetiy,si
I .. ' s.r, % o &c hss snd i ss.
s srs isaoy steer. s10c e icaSs
hoIsts,n 'tesrs "a 81: utiIity 10 low
sood steers 20. OO-2b.25: few lots 5000
% low choice mixed steers and helfers
$50 10 veiahts 25.bO-27 so; good 70
low choice heifers 2b.OO-2o SO. stand
ard and low eood 20 .OO-25 90: com
mereial and standard cows e2.OO-e2. so;
;, Hss WHY ~ s s.Sp sS% .S6
Sss.Ts stsndsra ' 1, enIt Os
good 80 O-eS.0O: Gull and utility
IL .O0-2l 90; load choice sac. 10 feedlns
steers 20 90. load GOOD "a choice 72h-
gle N stock feedins steers e7."b-.7.7h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

TO $3.50 blllion--will be In grave
jeopardy. An increase above
the $3.50 billion limit will be-
difficult 10 avoid and. quite
likely, impossible 10 duck.
II means that we're back
into o major red-ink era. and
there Is now no foretelling how
long this era will last.
II means that In the more
than Quarter-century since 1891
the Government has managed
10 record only five balanced
budgets-three under President
Truman In ie47. ie4e and 1881,
and two under President Eisen-
hover In 1855 and 1857.
II means that the next
balanced budget Is In the far
unpenetrable future.
distributed, 1855, By the Nall syndi.
cate, Inc. All Righta Reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

ment's tax take at tes billion
or less; the Governments OUT
go at t7e billion or more: the
deficit easily into the tl0-bil-
lion range even without q tax
reduction.
What does II mean7 Il means
that the new years deficit VIII
smash every record for q nom
war year. viii dwarf the previ-
Gus peace time deficit peak OF
$50 billion In 1891. Just before
World War II,
$50 Billion Budget Seen
II means that the $40 billion
budget which was causing 40
loud an uproar at this time In
1857 has faded into history as
small-time stun. We're on our
way TO an $50 billion budget
era.
IL means that the Treasury
will be paying out billions more
than II collects In taxes In the
coming months. And as these
billions pour into the business
stream, our economy must feel
the stimulating impact.
II means that the Treasury
will have 10 20 10 the banks
TO borrow the major part OF
the funds needed 10 cover the
deficit. The Treasury's borrow
ing from banks between this
July and January. 1859, will be
! the heaviest since the war days
of the '40s.
II means that the national
debt will be in q steep rise
again, moving toward an all
time record.
II means that the ceiling on
the national debt-just raised
Temporarily" from t275 billion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
400 SuIuried Employees
Get 1850 Poy Cut

PITTSBURGH, April "a MH.
About 400 salaried employees
OF Pittsburgh Screw a. Bolt Co.
yesterday received notice Of q
i2.6 per cent pay cut effective
May /.
President Dom D. Green
shields, who made the an
nouncement. aid he will ac-
cept q salary slash the same as
other employees.
The pay cut will be accom-
plished through a reduction in
the work week from 40 10 IS
hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
~ SYLVIA PORTER

The biggest budget deficit in
any peacetime year Is an abb
solute certainty In the period
directly ahead.
Even without a tax cut, the
iob8-b9 deficit almost surely
will exceed the 90 billion i'm
piled by Treasury Secretary
Anderson In his address TO the
American Society Of Newspaper
Editors here last week. II could
swing into the sio-ti2 billion
range.
The explanation Ia simple:
ID The Treasury's tax coll
lections will be sharply down
from the $40 billion Mr.. Ander-
son estimates the Government
will take in by June 80. First
quarter corporation reports are
now coming out. They reveal
we're In for some major earn
ines slumps in 1858; net earn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Alb Selects.
Rowe 10 Head
Officer Slate

Louis Rowe. assistant cashier
OF Anacostia National Bank.
has been nominated for preSi-
dent by Washington Chapter,
American Institute Of Bank
ing. He will be unopposed.
Mr.. Rowe has served as ffrst
vice president in the last year
and been active In chapter af-
fairs for a number OF years.
Clayton Z. Doing. assistant
treasurer OF American Security
a. Trust Co., is completing a
year as chapter president.
other unopposed nomina-
tons include: william c.
Vowel. jr.. assistant vice presi-
dent. National Bank Of WASH
ington, first vice president:
Donald Z. Doyle. auditor. Lin
coin National Bank. second
vice president: John w. Crutch-
field. Riggs National Bank,
treasurer, and Ruth Z. Cren-
shaw. American Security, Sec
rotary.
Il Gilbert Vance of Suburban
Trust and Charles Hopkins Of
National Metropolitan Bank
will be rival nominees for chief
consul, a position which gen.
orally leads to the chapter
presidency.
Marjorie B. Helms Of Old
Dominion Bank and Joyce A,
Conner Of National Savings d
Trust Co. both have been nomi-
mated for assistant secretary.
Nominees for chapter trus-
tees are: william r. Dugan. r.,
Riggs National; Louise T. Pike.
National Bank Of Washington:
Barbara Wetzler. City Bank:
Robert z. Hughes. Old Domin-
ion: Donald E. Tillson, Riggs;
David o. Vollenweider, First
& Merchants National Penta-
gon once: John Littlewood.
Union Trust: Donald Menefee.
Munsey Trust. Doris M. Bobst,
American Security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

the dividend by a small margin,
Mr.. Tuohy said, Net for the
FIRST quarter last year was SITS
q share.
President Tuohy said he is
convinced that the Gao will
continue 10 earn the usual
dividends for the year.
Additionally. there should be
a better margin Of earnings as
the Great Lakes coal shipping
season gets fully under way
when the general buying begins
TO replace depleted inventories
and the national economy gets
into gear" he declared.
Because OF the foreseeable
prospects and soundness Of the
C&O's financial position. man.
agement will recommend the
declaration Of the dividend
This is the best and most con-
crete indication Of our long
range optimism in this great
property" he added. Directors
we're 70 meet later today for
dividend action.
Mr.. Tuohy said he is inclined
V agree with economists and
businessmen, who predict that
The upturn Gin the economy
will surely come toward the last
part Of 1858, I'VE are goine
through the most trying period
now and I have no doubt about
the final favorable outcome.
be said.
Mr.. Tuohy pointed out that
c. a. O.'s net reached a record
Of $50 million or 1885 a share
last year. He said working cap
ital now aggregated $40 mil
hon. compared with $40 million
tnst 10 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
DUPONT 10 Consolidate

Francis /. dupont & Co. an
nounced yesterday it is merg-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Central Charge Firm
Plans First Offering

Merchants Credit, Inc. which
developed the Central Charge
Service here. has filed an Offer
ing circular with the Securities
and Exchange Commission pro-
posing its first public issues Of
securities.
The company proposes a
100000 Offering Of 8 per cent
subordinated participating de-
bentures maturing August 81
1858. AuchincloSs. Parker 4
Redpath is listed as sole under
writer.
Established in 1852. Contra
Charge Service has grown
steadily as q credit facility fol-
retailers and others. According
TO the statement fled with the
SEC, 1t has more than 10000
active accounts and $50 mem.
Der merchants. who operated
some 800 stores.
Net receivables purchased ir
the fiscal year ended August 81
1857. totaled $6,662,l04 and fol
the six months ended Febru-
airy %, 1858, such receivable,
amounted to 43.8l9.44i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

ing Scott, Horner ~ Co.. q
Lynchburg. Va, investment
banking house. into Its Nation
wide brokerage arm.
Scott. Horner a. Co. will OPP
crate after the merger May Is
as a branch Of Francis I. DUPONT
a. Co. Edwin B. Horner. presi-
dent Of the Virginia frm, Is
slated to become a DUPONT part
ner.
Scott, Horner g. Co. has on
ces In Lynchburg. Richmond
Norfolk. Danville and Roanoke
Va, and Bluefeld, w. Va
dupont has SO offices In the
United States and two In Eu-
rope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Insurance Sales Gain
Reduced in March

A slackening in March re-
duced the gain in ordinary life
insurance sales here in the
first quarter. a report from the
Life Insurance Agency Man.
agement Association disclosed
today.
Sales in the first two months
were up 9 per cent from a yen
ago. but March sales Of ST..
639, 900 were 7 per cent behind
a year ago.
As a result sales in the first
quarter totaled S53,562. 900 and
were 2 per cent ahead Of 4
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Averages 2l.O2 miles per gallon to top
| other cars entered in Moblgas Economy Run

1858 Cher New Yorker beat every other in
this years Mobga Economy Run miles per gallon basis:
The Mighty Chryser averaged amazing 21O2 miles per
gallon for the I883me runactuay used less gasoline than
any other any price class including the smallest ghest
six-cynder modest
The from Los Angeles to Galveston up
snowcapped mountains and fat blazing desert
sands The Chyser up against different driving
dtions than motorists in lifetime. Yet it proved
itself the undisputed champion in fuel economy
Here's solid proof Of Chryser quality construction and pre-:
cision engneerngproof that it you less drive
Mighty Chrysler