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estate ocieel cepfthon.s. Agski
FSBIs. ,s's III. ssss Iii:SsSsi SIESSS..
RxNTfL CLERK, Alex. casa, some
yplns, Psrsqnahle, aAysl $40
RpToNie a5Idsks oil N'ns A.
sALrscLEHK-gsll 40 gsr, slNs
Co, aias 18th 81, nv,
sALEsLADY-Muat be Thoroughly
skpef, " apoflsveaF, hnsefie ant
Aceeasoriea; tO-hr,,, 0-aay veek,
WALKfR's, i7th tna 4 sti' nv,
aAIKsLADY, reAdy. lo.wear. hlgh,
Hrade elientelei fNpef, essential
Marveiors elpor, for riuhl narty
steady position, salary, SuA pet
week, ApplN lois Gem, ave,
sAIEsLADy. for iargs eh'ldrcns
appafel store In Afllnaton; must
b expef perm position. etartlns
salary 500 ard ehance for I'D.
xaneementi gif-eond, store, Cal
III, a.7OOO Tor appointment
sALRsLAnY- MANAGER. ehlldren'i
dept; excel, oppor. Tor reasonable
applicant who can qualify. thor
oughly exper, IN 6eliina and knowl.
edge children'a wear essential
starting salary SIS per week
Only those qualiiied need apply u
BEYDAs, STA i4th u, NV.
sALRsLADIEs, part time; eves..
10 q; sat. ~ 10 o. must Be thor
ounhly exper, IN selling. Appll
BfYpA's, siia 18th 81 nv.
/ SALESLADIES
cali NE s-Oa.B ioa N. 70 4 . m
for Information on how 70 earn Sbl
70 Si2h VIZ, with q new item,
sALEswoMRNt salary, commission
bonus; must be experienced Ap
ply GEORGES, SIG y AZ, nv
Mgr., ssvini Machine DEBT
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COUNTER Girl,

White. for small dry cleanlns
isrrsd SUI not necessary: refs. re.
quiret, call 10 a.le6p,
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT:
mAturei handle eoTresps aood typ.
lnGi Arl,, y days, $50. POTOMAC
kMPL,, 233f Wilson blvd, Arl.'
IA, $4,000.
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sEoY, legal; some eOllege fast,
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SALESMAN

Experienced, iocai tsTFitoFyI ca.
efllent nlAlf pluk bdnuk 4 .csps
tlonal uppnT univ Ter hinh rnFn
lngk for productive salesman
Permanent uotitloni companI
dement's ear necessary fhone "
$4,000
sALEsMFN = salary, commission,
honuii must b. experienced. Applt
OEOKONa SID II nv. MnI
6ewlnr Machine Dept
SALESMAN Tor wholesale candy
and tobacco company, eatahlinheo
route rlu9i have car, ABBY IN
pcrson, daif an 81 NV,
SALFSMFN-BIBLE
eoiofs, free disqualification IN,
Apply. sos q e., NV, Rm, tOf
AN
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HELp--WoMEM

SECRETARY, under IS, Would you
eninv zeal Nnrklna ccnaillank n
heauiiiui tgrrounfinHtf iahe yeFir
etY o. waTkin' for " e1nflf Fgif
tosaffs cAnVtnifni lata and ~
loeatien7 STAR $3.50 f~f atfenfi
Esaleg hanl e,heF. 100. later.
u, nv. m, 7-iio0,
SECRETARIES. white. many, d
40 yra,, feeeplloniat tecyav rus '
ahoFthane, 5000 pAorlhand, SO.
WOOD ms MEL Silis sSa
Southern nlds SOS 18th 81, nv
AZ n, nl, 1sS7aa,
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HELP-W0MEM
ACCOUNTANTS
D. C. Empl. Exch.

ACCTG. elk TYPIST
For national publication, down.
town location, 2 yrs. college re-
quired
Secy. Editorial elk.
Start 5000. Downtown location.
Majtr in English or journalism,
5-day wk.
SECRETARY .- $3.50
National corporation, will work
for man, downtown.
Embassy Secy., No Shhd.
In once OF press attache. in
teresting and varied duties. English
Or Journalism major preferred. start
! $3.50
Editorial elk, Beth.
Start $4,000, prefer some expert
ence on trade journal, 5-day wk
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2508
723 Sheraton BLDG. I'll 18th NV
AccTG. elk, no type. OPEN
! COI-TLM-RTA
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statesmen
HNNNN1NNNFENW
TO ONLY A FEW
CAREFULLY
SELECTED

BOOK statesmen
Encyclopedia BTitanplea, inc. vii
TINE IN h,siefyl 81 selling
THE BRITANNICA q
THE BRITANNICA JR.
IN COMBINATION
For details, phone JE. s-5isO.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
ENpcri. wash reference, mu1t b
capable OF operation shift, Apply
IN person JOHHN1ES AMOCC
SERVICE, sist and N NV.
sERyICEMAN = For dry-eleAnlnr
ana laundry machinery. must be
thoroughly expcr.. excel. oppor-
tunity for riRht man. NE. s-iB30.
SHOE SALEsMAN-Better Grade
shotai work Conn. ave. Apply Mr.,
TEACHERS, white, s3SO-SSaO mo.
ADAMS TEACHERS AdcY., 8OA
18th 81, NV, RE 7-ap3S (2Oth yr,l
TRUCK DRIVERS
Over ~, perm. lob: ref, req. ARTS
4 CRAFTS, a52O Baltimore ave
Tv SHOP MAN TO repair radios,
opportunity 10 learn ~, Call Iu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

white, exper.i day
ana nirht work Apply kikle
r. sTAuilANI, isis Wisconsin
fff, nv,
= over 81. Apply
ave- liesRsburs, ad. alter )
an. No phcne calls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
ASST. MANAGER

For valst shop in Alex, Va. Exper
preferred but not essential, Excel
salary plus free disqualification
and employe discounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP-D0MEsTIe

CIV, live in; experienced in child
care; pvt. rm., bath; references,
$40 week. OIL, 6-47b7.
G.H.w. CHILD CARE; live In, pvt
rm, TV, 500 mo-, over 80, with
refs. RIA. 3-1072.
MAIDS, live In N. ", $50 wk., fare
advanced. Refs. SEBA A0CH, lbO2
9TH NV,
NURSE COMPANION, white, for
semi-invalid lady. References
Call EN-, 2-Q3bg after Q pm,
NURsEMAID, housekeeper, white;
European preferred. willing 70 60
to seashore, excel salary. OIL
2-3g29,
WHITE WOMAN, settled, reliable
live In: help with invalid. TE'
6-2S65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
TYPISTS

Starting salary s2,BOO OF hlgneT,
based on qualifications. In reply,
give age, education and experience
Box 300-R, Star.
WAITRESS. white. must be ex-
peFieneed Apply CAVALIER RES
TAURANT. 3450 l4th st. NV.
MATTRESSES ~ experienced: one
day. one night Excellent ellen
tele, good pay, sundays Of Apply
MI. TavenneT, DON d WB5t DOL
D st. NV.
MATTRESSES. white. split shift,
IL 70 3; $50 10 o also week
ends only. 8 pm. 70 u pm. uni
forms fufn, O'DORNELL's RES
TAURANT, Bethesda, Nd.
WAITRESS, part-tine noon hours;
excel. earnings and all benefits
Apply RESTAURANT 1913, s2a
18th 81. nv.
WAITRESS (vhite). over 81, neat
appearing Please apply $500
WAITRESS (vhitel. nightwork
salary and 5000 TIPS. Apply after
10 am. BOB INN RESTAURANI
1915 18th u. NV.
MATTRESSES t2i experienced only
l for the dinins room and l 10
the RsthskelleT. Apply IN person
OLD EUROPE RESTAURANT
2434 VIA. ave. NV.
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Blue Ribbon Valet Shop
1884 King St, Alex.. Va.
bradley Shopping Centerl
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COLUMN la

EMPL. sERv, I34l @ NV.
PARTIAL LISTING ONLY
BKKPR, IBM proof. mach 500
CASHIER, cafeteria exper. S46
pIGTAPH, TYPIsT, assn, to S7SS
with figures $40
IREcEPTioNIsT, type, good with
figures. Arlington to S76
RECEPTIoNIST, type, under 30,
some college TO SOS
SECY. to public ofiieial to S77
SECY.. some college, Hyattsville
area to S7h
ITYPIsT, good with fgs, NE $50
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fff, nv,
VlAIrRuSsRs = over II, Apply
e OssR DADS. Ain9 naitimoTe
ave nlaqenshurg, Nd, after ?
pm No phone calls
WAITRESS
White arm service full tins, tplia
shift, au-hr week over abs
% furnish references TALLNsho
aHope, INC, Sle 18th al NV,
'x.RAy TEcuNtCIAN = SATURDAY
An. f-Oi4A bet 5ian and 10 pm,
GIRLS ca Tor fensfal once vork.
- ckn Il, nfcctfpff, flrmhnenL
ssi,p,A4' 7o!o SSIEPsHe, M DISTRICT
YOUNG OIRL. attractive, 70 work
Sat 'G must s. ~ ever ~ ~ 40 s.aoei'
LADIES - TRAVEL
opening Tor = under 81, summer
reaorta, No eKpef, necessary, fet-
manent work Aver, $3.50 yer no.
sss Mr. ,FoLES' Hotel cS@He es.
VACATIONS COST sss, you can
viz AVON pi. g.dsei,p .'' 81.
lRFpUcEp $4,000 BHLoW BUILD
kR'e COST. Here's your chance 70
make 4 real buy THIS hrand.nfw
4-bedrm,, Z tiled baths. brick
Cape COD has an entr, foyer, huge
lllvinF rm, with fireplace, tull dins
ing Fm.. de luxe electric Kitchen, y
bedrms. and bath 90 LIST. Two ss-
H.. bedrma, and bath on me
Recreation area, ri, bath, IN iull
bSmt. Fabulous view q Maahina.
own terms. Trades considered.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AIR-coNDITIoNED CLASSES
Learn typing, shorthand this sum =
mer from experts. Days ~ VIZ
nights. $3.50 TEMPLE SCHOOL
l3aS O 81 nv. Ma S-4h2O.
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MECHANIC--Expsr. for small for,
Thoroush, combinations worker
Prefer ioreiRn car exper, bla a.,
vk, Sal commensurate with abil'
ity. Write Klying rcfa.. sal. ex'
pected Box 2-R star,
MECHANICS 90 and ~ neW-eai
servieeman. vacation with pay
company beneits See Mt, Garner
IN person HANDLEY MOTOR CO,
INC, 0323 Oeorgia ave. NV.
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STENOGRAPHER

5-day, 364-hr. week. company
BENEFITS. chance for advancement
excellent working conditions. Apply
REMINGTON RAND, 1915 l. st
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MECHANIC, TRUCK MOTOR q
FAVE SSyT TocEss Many SH bsffSE STS
SON ONLY SIZE sERVicE MAN
AOER. MACK TRUCK, INC a37i
KENT WORTH AVE. BLADENs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16
3 Jesuits Named
To PustoruteS
In Archdioceses

Three Jesuits have beer
named to pastorates in the
Washington Archdiocese by the
Very Rev. william F. Maloney
Provincial Of the Maryland
Province of the Jesuits.
The appointments have beer
approved by the Most Rev. Pat
rick A. O'Boyle, Archbishop Of
Washington.
The Rev. Martin j. Casey
has been appointed pastor Of
Holy Trinity Church. He sue
ceeds the Rev. Emory A. Ross
assigned to st. Joseph's College
Philadelphia.
The Rev. Lawrence, j. Hak
has been appointed pastor Of
Sacred Heart Church, La Plata
Md. He succeeds the Rev. Mel
j. Gargan, appointed superior
Of the Jesuit Community al
Georgetown.
The Rev. Joseph F. Monaghan
has been appointed pastor Of
Our Lady of the Wayside
Church, Chaptico, Md. He sue.
ceeds the Rev. Eugene Linehan
whose new post will be an
nounced shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16
Services Set
AtCuthedruI

The Rev. Robert ]. Plumb,
executive secretary Of the
Armed Forces Division. Epis-
copal National Council. will
preach at the IL am. service
tomorrow in Washington Ca
thedral.
DR.. Plumb formerly served
as rector Of st. Marks Epis-
copal Church here.
Army Chaplain Kenneth M.
Sewers will speak at the 4
PIN. evensong service.
Holy communion will be eel
ebrated by Canon Luther d.
Miller in st. Mary's Chapel at
Is am. tomorrow and Navy
Chaplain John D. Zimmerman
Of the Potomac River Com
mand in Bethlehem Chapel at
$50 am.
The Oregon State nag will
be carried in all the ecclesi-
astical professions tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16

Baptist Church. He win preach
at the ii am. service at the
Petworth Branch. Seventh and
Randolph streets NV. and at
the 7:45 pm. service in the
Montgomery Hills Branch. Sill
YER Spring, Md.
Navy Chaplain william w.
Parkinson viii preach at the
9 and IL am. services in
Trinity Methodist Church,
Alexandria. Va.
The Rev. Hugh Macdonald.
pastor Of Fallingbrook Pres
byterian Church, Toronto,
Canada, will preach at the
$3.50 and IL am. services in
Eastminster Presbyterian
Church, Bladensburg. Md.
! The Rev. Robert ]. Dung
weller. professor at the Faith
Theological Seminary, will
speak at Faith Bible Presby-
terrain Church meeting in the
Broyhill Auditorium. 4610 Lee
highway, Arlington. Va.
The Rev. H. Lawrence Love,
jr., minister Of Bethany Pres
byterian Church, Fort Lauder
dale. Fla. will speak at the
IL am. and 8 pm. services in
Fourth Presbyterian Church,
$500 River road, Bethesda, Md.
The Rev. Leroy Oliver, as
sociate secretary Of the COM
mittee on home missions,
Orthodox Presbyterian Church.
will speak at the IL am. and
1880 pm. services in Knox
Orthodox Presbyterian Church,
Silver Spring, Md.
DR.. Garland Evans Hopkins
Of Herndon, Va, a Methodist
clergyman, will speak at the
Herndon (Va) Methodist
Church.
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Interfuith
Day Set
Alexandra

Mayor Leroy 8. Bendheim OF
Alexandria, Va, today pro-
claimed Tuesday as "Interfaith
Day" In Alexandria and urged
residents to support the inter-
faith baseball game between
the Washington and Detroit
Tigers that night.
Proceeds from the game will
be distributed among charities
Of the Protestant, Catholic and
Jewish faiths. The game is
being sponsored by the AlmaS
Temple Shrine, knights of
Columbus and B'nai Birth.
In his proclamation. Mayor
Bendheim pointed out baseball
is "a thoroughly American SYM
Dol Of interfaith in action" in
which players "of all races,
creeds and national origins take
part"
He also urged Alexandria re-
sidents to observe "Interfaith
Day" in all other possible and
appropriate fashions" so "itS
meaning and significance shall
be brought home to all our
citizens"
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a retired Disciples Of Christ
minister, will preach at the 10
am. service in the Sheppard
Park Christian Church, Elev-
enth street and Eastern ave-
nue. NV.
Navy Chaplain Richard q,
Hutchinson will speak at Gun
Ton Temple Memorial Presby-
terrain Church, Sixteenth and
Newton streets NV.
Professor at Wesley
/ DR.. r. Eugene Gilmore, pro-
fessor at Wesley Theological
Seminary. will speak at the
$3.50 am. service in Wesley
Methodist Church, Connecti-
cut avenue and Jenifer street
NV.
Air Force Chaplain Samuel
M. Bays will preach at the II
am. and 1880 pm. services in
Fifth Baptist Church, 500 E
street S.W.
DR.. James Appleby, director
of field work and evangelism,
Union Theological Seminary,
Richmond, will speak at the II
am. and 7:45 pm. services in
the Presbyterian Church Of the
Pilgrims, Twenty second and P
streets NV.
The Rev. Ralph L. KEEPER Of
Philadelphia, associate Bible
teacher on the Radio Bible
Study Hour program, will speak
at the II am. and 1880 pm
services in Grace Baptist
Church, Ninth street and
South Carolina avenue Sc.
DR.. Henry w. Snyder. pastor
emeritus of st. Paul's Lutheran
Church, will preach at st,
Paul's Church, Connecticut
avenue and Everett street NV
DR.. William E. Denham OF
Miami. Fla, a former teacher in
the New Orleans Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, will preach at
the Wisconsin Avenue Baptist
Church, 1920 Alton place NV.
Student In Pulpit
Jay Harder, q student at the
Princeton Theological Semi
nary, will speak in Garden Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church,
1870 Minnesota avenue Sc.
The Rev. John H. Peters Of
Washington, q retired Method
list minister, will speak at PeO-
pies Congregational Church,
4704 Thirteenth street NV.
The Rev. Henry j. Smith,
minister emeritus Of Bethany
Baptist Church, will speak at
Bethany Church, Fourteenth
street and Colorado avenue
INV.
The Rev. A. Howard Beard,
pastor Of the Rural Hall IN. c.
Baptist Church, will speak al
PetwOrth- Montgomery Hills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16
Archbishop Michel
Service Tomorrow

A special requiem divine lit
urgy will be celebrated in mem
DRY Of the late Archbishop
Michael Of the Greek Orthodox
Church at 1890 am. tomorrow
In Saints Constantine and Helen
Greek Orthodox Church, Ais
Sixteenth street NV.
Archbishop Michael, leader
of the Greek Orthodox Church
in America, died this year.
The liturgy will be celebrated
by the Rev. Demetrios Kalaris,
pastor of Saints Constantine
and Helen Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16

CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES
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Crossroads Speaker

Ambassador Henrik de Kauff :
man Of Denmark will address
the international Crossroads
Sunday morning breakfast
group at . am. tomorrow In
the Central Branch Y. M. c. A.,
1885 G street NV. He will talk
on Have We Improved Our
World During the Last Fifty
Years?"
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THE POWER OF FAITH

In my quest to learn something of the beauty Of
Americas great religions, visited synagogue after
shutdown on the Sabbath. The eternal light burned
lowly over the Ark, cabinet containing the Torah,
which is the treasured scroll of the first five books
of the Bible. The congregation spoke the ancient
Jewish prayer Help us SO to live that we may
hasten the day when all shall toll and serve side
by side as brothers, when love and sympathy shall
stir every heart We thank thee. oh God" Then the
cantor sang and the scroll Of the law was read, re-
vealing the living word Of God The rabbi replaced
1t in the Ark and turning to the people, said: "It is
q tree of life to them that hold fast to 1t and
all its paths are peace"-By Howard Brode. AP
Newsfeatures. RAJ
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Minister Returns

DR.. A. NICK. Reynolds, min
lister of Arlington Forest Meth
odist Church, has returned from
his vacation and will speak at
the 8:45 and II am. and the
7:45 pm. services tomorrow in
the church, 4701 Arlington bou-
levard, Arlington, Va.
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ELIGIOUS
NE VS.
Many Areo Churches
Slate Guest Preachers

Guest preachers will occupy
the pulpits Of numerous Wash
ington area churches tomor-
row. They will speak at the
IL am. service unless otherwise
noted.
The Rev. Emmanuel Bach Of
Switzerland will speak at the
10 am service in st. Marks
Episcopal Church, Third and A
streets Sc. Mr.. Bach, a min
lister of the Swiss Evangelical
Reformed Church, is now
studying at the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary.
DR.. Ray H. Firth, minister
of the Los Altos Methodist
Church. Long Beach. Calf.
will speak at the 8 and ILLS
am. services in Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church, 90C
Massachusetts, avenue NV. DR.
Firth is a graduate of George
Washington University and en-
tered the ministry from Mount
Vernon Place Church.
The Rev. Fred Larson, ss-
sociate minister Of the Divine
Science Church, Denver. Colo,
will preach at the Divine Sci
ence Church Of the Healing
Christ Thirty-flfth street and
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Dr.. Maurice Trimmer, pastor
of the Greenbrier Baptist
Church, Anderson, w. Va. will
preach at the $50 and II am,
services in First Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and o streets NV.
White House Aide to Speak
The Rev. Frederic Fox, spe-
cial assistant in the White
House, will speak at First Con-
gregatiOnaI Church, Tenth and
G streets NV.
DR.. Louis H. Evans, minister
at-large Of the Board of Ma
tional Missions, United Presby-
terrain Church of the U. S. A.,
will speak at the 9 and IL am,
services in National PreSbyter-
ian Church, Connecticut avenue
and Eighteenth street NV.
The Rev. H. Stewart Carter
lof Cambridge, England, vii!
speak at All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV.
The Rev. Frank c. Matthews
minister Of the First Methodist
Church. Santa Barbara, Calf.
will preach at the $3.50 and II
am. services in Foundry Meth
Odist Church, Sixteenth and F
streets NV.
To Hear Chaplain
Army Chaplain VILLA m
Colder will preach at the II
am. and 8 pm. services In
National Memorial Baptist
Church, Sixteenth street ano
Columbia road NV.
DR.. John Bright, professor al
the Union Theological Semi
nary, Richmond, will speak at
Central Presbyterian Church,
Sixteenth and Irving streets
NV.
The Rev.. Gordon e. Folke-
mer. pastor Of st. Matthews
Lutheran Church, York, Pa.
will preach at the 8 and II am
service in Reformation Lu-
theran Church, 2l2 East Capt.
tol street.
The Rev. william q. Price
pastor Of Grottoes (Va.) Meth
odist Church, will speak in
Union Methodist Church, 81
Twentieth street NV.
The Rev. Ralph v. Galloway
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CHrGO LIVESTOCK

CIcAqo. Feb II ~ ousDAl.-
early: later trade active ana uneven:
butchers strong to mostly IS higher;
sows uneven; steady to Is higher:
early clearance; fewer butchers over
zoo lbs in receipts s-3 190.240 Id
dred head 210-22O lbs 2-3s 2I.0O:
l29 head lot No. is 81 Obs at 2110:
- head lot 220 lbs 81 rs: % $50
80 lbs 100000. so; q lot No l $50
lbs 20.65: q few lots mostly IS 600
3lO lbs l9,2h-l9.76: larger lots mixed
few lots c S3o.s5s i iSs 1ssn oIss9O;
Salable cattle $500; calves 900:
high choice and prime steers scarce:
steady TO strong: average choice and
below weak to fully so lower than
Mondays general trade: heifers slow:
rs to so lower; cows steady to weak I;
bulls active, strong; vealers steady:
stockers and feeders steady to weak; a
few loads high choice and prime loo
to 400 ID SLAUGHTER steers $3.50
1880: load LEES lbs $3.50: good to
average choice 81 b0-2S 90: load lots
mixed good and choice 25.00-26. 90: a
load OF mixed choice and prime 995
ID heifers 27.95: good to high choice
e .h0-27.00 . few standard down to
1900. utility and commercial cows
". 00-l 500: Gamers and cutters
~ sO-I6.2S: utility and commercial
bulls 19.k0-21 30: good and choice
vealers 37.0O-32 no: most Gull and
utility veslers 100000 90: q load
good and choice S75 ID feeding steers
"a on: eood $50 10 stockers $500;
medium s57 feeders ef.50.
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surance on the lives ,of the
stockholders to pay each the
agreed price for his share If
he dies.
Up to now, this plan hasn't
resulted in any undue tax
burden. The corporation doesn't
get q tax deduction for its
premium payments, but 1t
doesn't pay any tax on the
proceeds Of insurance when the
stakeholder dies. And the stock
holder hasn't had to pay any
income tax on the insurance
either when the corporation
bought it or when he died.
But under two drastic court
decisions In 1857. the small
corporation stakeholder would
pay personal income tax on
the amount Of premiums paid
by his firm for insurance under
the buy-out plan. The reason
ing was that the life insurance
ultimately benefits the stock
holders family so that the
premiums are really paid by
the corporation for the stock
holders personal benefit and
should thus be taxed to him
personally.
And the flrn still would get
no deduction for its premium
payments even though the
shareholder was taxed on them.
Penalties Cited
The rulings would. in effect.
penalize the businessman by
putting q double tax on the
premium payments-one tax to
the corporation when it earns
the premium amount and q
second tax to the bwner-stock-
holder when the firm pays the
premiums on the policy cover
ing his life.
A break in this bleak tax
news came late in 1857 when a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
PEOPLE
IN
BUSINESS

Richard M. Greene has be-
come a member Of the firm of
Potomac once Supply. Inc,
and will be in charge Of the
electric typewriter rebuilding
and service division. He for
morely was with International
Business Machines Corp.
H. Cochran Fisher, Chartered
Life Underwater of Aetna Life
here, will be among four pam
ehsts to discuss multiple-line
coverage at the midyear meet
ing Of the National Association
of Life Underwriters at Bir-
mingham. Ala, March IS.
DIR. Nathan A. Baily, dean Of
the School of Business Admin
istration at American Univer-
.sity. will teach a new course on
the money market on Tues
day evenings.
Alvin i. Miller, representative
Of State Mutual Life Assurance
Co. here. has an article in the
current issue of the magazine
Insurance Salesman. His sub
ject: six Prestige-Building
Ideas"
Ernest GOldstein, general
agent for United Life and Ac-
cident Insurance Co. Of Con-
cord, N. H., will celebrate the
first anniversary Of his agency
at a dinner at the Woodner on
Wednesday. February 10. Mem
bers of the agency and their
wives will attend
Byron McLaird has become a
sales representative for United
Air Lines in Washington.
Leonard Lieberman, former
Government information on
Ger, has become an associate
of Robert X. Richard. Public
Relations.
Frank J. Eisenhut of Hyatts-
vile. Md, was named to the
MANAGEMENT staff of Sander
son Brothers. North Abingdon,
Mass.
Mrs. Magdalene Wilson has
become food supervisor at the
Statler Hilton here.