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APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.
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ar d ONE SuWtSu & S-Ss VI
lANACOsTIA. 1905 Good Hope I'd
Sc; S50-1 bedrm.. liv rm,. kit
and bath, screened porch. Key
30l9 Mass. ave, Sc, Apt. No. i
WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC, Co
5-O222.
BURKE ST. Sc. 1872, bet. Armory
and d. c. Gen, Hosp ,-Delightful
corner duplex bldg, lge. rooms
and scr: porch, heat and INV.
turn.. also SIT. refgr S64 mo
sTEUART BROS. DI. 7-2434. DI
CAPITOL HILL, Commerce Dept.
E0l Z st. s.e,-3-bedrm. cor. apt:
$50 mo, Ii. 7-l0l9.
FIT. STEVENS DR.. NV, 1880 =
Beaut spac. eftie. in mod. bldg. /:
$500. cpl. or lady. RA. 6-0051
GEORGETOWN, 25lI Que st. NV.
-l-bedrm apt; SIPS mo-, utils
and secretarial service incl; air
cond. DE. 2-1Sll.
HARVARD ST. NV. 400 blk
spacious bsmt., ground level win.
washer, drier:: s75. RA. 6-652i
HOLBROOK ST. NE. 1915 -
(white) brisht rooms, bath and
| kitchen. S54 80 mo. incl heat
INV. and 7-ft refer. Modern g.
family bldg Locker and Laundry
STEUART BROS, DI. 1905. DI
7-2434.
MARYLAND AVE. Ne. s2i-Furn
/ or unfurn.; all new furn.: for
adults only; . large cor. rms
mod kit, bath; heat and hot
1,SS24, Apt. S0l, or STEUARI
! BROS, NC DI. 7-S965 or d
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, 25O5-
utils. furn. S64 so mo. La. 9-1197
Sc, mr.. Penna and Minnesots
aves.-3 lge, rms and bath in apt
bldg; S65.25, incl gas heat anC
| not water. Ii. 4-1700, ia. 9-3753
Sc. CHOICE-Cross-ventilated.
/ and 2 bedrm, apts., furn. or I'm
/ urn. on public transp. line. shop.
ping, across street parochial school
new public. school ready next sea.
son, churches cow. May be seer
| cHESA I TERRACE isi1u' Ue 4S4P9 III
| st, Sc, 10 2-97o0
40 JEFFERSON ST. NV bed
| rms lge. liv. nm, tiled bath; re-
$50 so. Apply Apt 81, after
st NV. Ma. s-id56. - LOU
building. Adults only. Very attrac
Modernized kitchen, walk-in clothe
closet Tiled bath All newly dec
/ GRATED Bus stop at door. Phon,
4 Res. Mgr, no 2-123l evening
! and week ends or Ma. SASS
WASH. HOUSING CORP, 93l !
st. NV
I272O WISCONSIN AvE.-ModerI
elev. bldg. Mt Alto Cathedra
area 2-bedrm., air-cond.. beauti.
| full art $3.50 incl. utils. MARTIN
McINERNEY' l4l7 K st. DI
9I9 L ST. NV rms, kit. ant
bath, heat hot water, elevator
S62. P. j. WALSHE, INC, lIli
Eye st NV, MA. S-646S.
ONE-YE LEASE, guar. agains
rent increase; good locations
and 3 bedrm. apis. 10. 2-0152
2e34 S ST S.E.-Newly dec, .
| rms. kit. bath, porch: $50 mo
! plus utils CRUMBAcH, INC, WO
6-1364.
LARGE 2 bedrms, liV. rm., din
rm., kit. and bath overlooking
park in nice Sc. loo. 10. 2-296t
or Wo. 6-S644.
/ BEDROOM APT, heat furnished
retired couple or ladies pref. RIA
$1,000 from 6 to s pm.
1909 9th ST. family bldg
= rooms. kit. dinette, bath
screened porch: S61 so. plus utils
Key Apt. /. Phone D. r. WELDON
FE. 7-2l41, weekdays.
fS25-29 N. CAPITOL ST.-Briar
Manor: modern apt bldg. de lux
kits. and bath: newly decorated
of -street parking: cow to transp
utils. incl; ] bedrm., SS7 so:
bedrms., 500 Res. mgr, Apt
103. RIA. 6-363S or WEAVEF
BROS. INC, DI. 7-s30O.
SI5 MARYLAND AVE. NE, No
! 206-Large 1-bedrm. apt, liv
i rm.. kit. and bath. excel cond
\ $50 mo. Janitor on premises o.
call Elk. 3-24S9
4 CONNECTICUT AVE.
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tcoNTlhUEpl
APARTMENTS WANTED

N. ARLINGTON AREA-ResponsiblG
bachelor. refs. desired I-bedrm
turn. apt, $40 mos, not over 500
Box 2-X, Star.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
ROOMS FURHISHED-M.W.

ACADIA LODGE, 1925 18th st.
Free TV and fan in every room. 50
weekly. Excel. transp. no. 2-9S73.
BETHESDA - Extra nice rm.,
shower, good loo, privileges, gem
tleman. OIL. 4-1749.
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. (Nr. Conn.
bath. Pvt. home. Man. CO. 5-54S6.
CATHEDRAL AND e7th-L-4 bus
Quiet. pvt. home, seTnipVt. bath,
man. 2S3s 27th St. DE, 2-1595
COLO. AVE, 57IT-Attr. sRle. and
twin bedrm., next hath-shower;
ph. privils. Men. ia. 9-5799 aft. 5
COLUMBIA RID. ON CALVERT ST
Excel. furn, rms; conv. transp
and loo. S35; men. AID. 2-76SS
DUP. CIR, 1882 I9th-Compl. re,
dec. bldg. $40 up: maid serv,
/ 1St-flr. rm. wikit: semibsmt, I'm
pvt. entr. AID. 1886.
KENNEDY ST., I326-Communi-
! eating and sgle. bedrms: empl
adults; ref. req; $3.50 each.
MT. PLEASANT--Room and bath
clean. comfortable, convenient
gentleman preferred. NO. 7-l764
NICHOLSON ST., 5O4-Lovely front
room, private bath, brkfst., privil
! or 2 empl ladies. RA. 6-4979
POTOMAC HOTEL. 500 lSth-At.
tractive wkly rates; dhles anc
sgles.; newly furn TV; downtown
RITTENHOUSE ST. NV. = Single
room. Near 18th st. transporta-
ton. Must see to appreciate. Call
ia. 9-9293.
ROCK CREEK PIX. VIC, 1927 18th
/ st. n.W.-Attr. rms, lge closets,
cook privils. NO. 7-0430
WISCONSIN BELOW NASSAU.
trac sunny studio rm. for youne
woman in modern apt, auto
laundry, kit. priVils. Sun, after
8 wkdays EN-, 2-2665.
1888 18th ST N.W.-Bus. women
single. double rms clean. beaut
furn.: mod. baths: NO 7-9129
S14 WK. UP, lge. dble.; $3.50 pei
day per person--For ladies', gen
i Sfe9 fae ri Blk. o co Sarv'ef
blks. to Mayflower. 1928 18th st
nv. LU. 2-7l99, RE. 7-611s.
1917 NJ 81. N.W.-single, 50
! uUlG.f OH NEA6ls anu hOk h1oNt
| If desired: laundry, piano and ~
privils. AID. 2-l0s2.
18th ST. NV, 3II4-Large doubll
rm., $50: single rm., $50. Hu
3-3519.
1918 QUE ST. N.W.--Why not live
in a hotel? Washington's tales
bldg. The Cairo Hotel offers lge
| clean rms. at prices to At every
purse. Maids service, 24-hr
switchboard, telephone in everI
rm., TV incl. Barber shop, air,
cond. coffee shop, parking loi
adjacent to hotel First taxi zone
| Cow location, walking distance
to theaters, etc. All hotel con
veniences at minimum prices
Single rm. S12 wk., NV, pvt. bati
$3.50 wk.; double I'm. So pei
person: pvt. bath, Sill per person
Let us show you. Ho. G-2104.
1888 PARK RID. N. W.-Loyely clear
rms; yng. men; sgle., dble., malS
serv., parking, So wk. DU. 7-9S14
52O3 CONN, AVE.-Cozy rm.; pvt
home; huS at dr.: privils. to righ
person. Sun. wkdys. aft. 8 pm
EN-. 2-0311,
1904 18th ST Master twin rms.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
gAsTOVER SHOPPING CENTER-

ALUMINIUM KITCHEN, portable.
fully equipped $3.50 or best offer.
WATSON SHE'LL at Triangle, Va.
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poas, PETS. ETC.

lDACHsHUND PUPS, 9 wks.. Axe,
CHI, stk.. males, females Reas. RE
7-3997. Ext, PAS, days oY
4-4335, ewes.
lDACHsHuND PUPPIRs, Axe reg,
\ wks old wormed and LIST shots
WE. 5-56i7
DORERMAN PINsCHER PUPPIES
Axe registered; sire and dam
II 6-s05b
GERMAN sHEP. PUPS. Axe: like
Rim Tin Tin. also grown dogs
hsebrkn,: reas. Mayfair 2-Ol67
POoDLEs. male, Sl25, and female.
$3.50, miniatures. Axe, dark
brown. weeks. LA. $1,000,
sIAMEsE KITTENS, cFA reg, SOS
Others, $40 and Slb. BP,, sP,.
healthy and beaut WE. h-4b4a
THIS WEEK ADOPT an appealing
grown dog from d. G, Pound, 3.
/ CAPITOL and Eye s.w, $3.50 daily
except Sun, only Sc plus tag
BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred collie
For details. call 10, 9-S2l4.
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2OOi 18th ST. N.W.-Quiet refined
tive I-rm, efhc apt. LIST floor
Modernized kitchen, walk-in clothe,
closet. Tiled bath. All newly dec
GRATED Bus stop at door. Phone
Res. Mgr, no. 2-123l evenings
and week ends or Ma. SASS,
WASH. HOUSING CORP, 93l H
st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

PIANOS FOR RENT - New and
used spinets, consoles, grands and
uprights at moderate rates from
81 monthly upl with option to
buy. Hauling extra. JORDAN'S
FOUR STORES: corner 18th and
@ SITS. NV. (phone ST, 3-94OOl;
5169 Lee hwy, Arlington tphone
Silver Spring (phone ~. 5-1105) ;
2415 Princess Anne ST., Fredericks-
burg tphone Essex 3-7472l Full
selection at all stores. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings.
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CLUB MASON

1929 N Hamp ave. n.w.-Live in
one of Wash S excel. guest homes
vacs. for refined empl, ladies and
men: full-course meals; free phi
in rms: TV and ldry. faeils.
$40 wkly up. NO. 1870, AID
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AMATEUR CERAMIST wants used
potter's wheel with or without mo-
tor. Leave number ct HB. 9-2471.
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ROOMS FURR,-MD..VA.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
APIS. FURNISHED 0. c.


ATLANTIC ST. s.E.-1-2 bedrms.
new furn.: 21-in TV. Al loe i.
SOS up incl. utils. RIA. 3-62l7
c ST. NE, 126, and near Capitol
/ and . bedrm. apis. TO 4
adults; reas. Ii. 4-5716.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1885, near
Shoreham Hotel--Efflc. or l-bed'
rm apt; elev. bldg. Resident mgr
CHEVY CHASE, Ingomar st. =
Studio bsmt. apt, pvt. bath, kit,
mr. transp., shopping, pvt. entr
500 incl utils. KE. 7-0069,
DUPONT CIRCLE-Eflciency apt.
furnished. Apply resident manager
1925 10th st. NV. Apt. II.
DUPONT CIR. Embassy row =
rms, S110: ! rm.,. SIS; ca has
kit, bath, utils., linen. DU. z
6704.
GA. AVE, 4O16-Newly dec. l OF Z
b.r. apis: transp.. park; adults,
air cond. RIA. 3-2S2S, EN-. 3-3426
HARVARD ST., 1400 blk.--Pvt, f..
liv rm. br., kit. bath, util. washer
drier. $50: adults. RIA. 6-632lA
MASS. AVE, mr.. 18th ST., 2 blks
from Statler-L. r., d. r., 3 bed
rms, cleo. kit, Ia baths, air-oond
Ideal for 4 or 8. EN-. 2-739l. 23e
WALTER REED PERSONNEL :
room and pvt, bath. ia. 9-6353
TIA E ST. s.E.-completely furn
LIST floor; newly decor; gas heat
and light furn. Washer, lge. refgr
sos monthly. Ii. 3-2449,
1-BEDRM. APT. nicely furnished
all utils $3.50 vk. or 500 mo
Call LII. 2-0162.
1888 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
bedrm. apt. lge. liv, I'm. and .foy,
er. kit and bath, plenty Of closet
space suit. for adult family oil
group; redee. and nicely furn SCI
resident manager on premises
HU. 1924. C. W. SIMPSON CO.
THE ELISE-New de luxe, deco.
rator furn.: river view; 2 bedrms
air eond secretarial serv,: utils
S25 New Hamp. ave. FE. 3-77l1
COW. LOC.-Attrac. studio room
with complete kit; newly redec.
for /, 1929 18th st. NV.
oNE-BEDRM. APT, modern furni
able rent. 10. 2-0152.
1883 QUE ST. N.W.-Bsmt studi!
rm., kitchenette, pvt. bath. SIT
wk., utils. DU. 7-554S.
1912 18th ST. NW.-Lge. 2-bed'
rm. apt; newly decorated; Ice
closets; mod. kit. and bath.
25lS 18th ST. NV, of Columbit
I'd and . bedrms. apt. Adults
AHnE AIT Nh An A-n2OH
)NE-YEAR LEASE-Guar. agains
rent increases; good location;
and 2 bedrm. apis. 10. 2-0162
18th ST. AREA N.W.-Livrm. TIVE
twin bedrms, bath. kit, dinette
all utils.: laundry Near shop
and bus. Ref, ia. 9-S942.
CAP. HILL-Entire A., 3 rms, pvt
bath. shower. All utils., sos mo
Ii. 7-7276. i3S Ky ave, sc,
S ST. Sc, 24OO-Tsstefully furn
3-rm. apt. in Hillcrest area, Mod
apt. bldg Conv. transp. and shop
LU I-2513.
WISCONSIN AVE, 1880 tskylin
Towers) -Bedrm., liv. rm,. din
area kit and bath; to inspec
see manager on premises EN-
3-15S2, r. A. HUMPHREYS q
SONS. . Mass ave. MA. 5000
COW. NV. IoC.-Nieelv furn. 2
bedrm. apt, suit. for 3 or
Ress LA. 9-2s49 or AID 2-S299
CONV. NV. LOC.-Beautiful 2
bedrm cor. apt; lge liy rm Kit
tiled bath, shower; utilS.; $50 sc
tn 2-4143
OPPOSITE STATLER, 1920 K NV
L. AGnN
liV. rm., bedrm., bath, mod. kit
Adults. Refs. Incl. utils.. Sl35
| Open 1-6 Sun. and Mon; after z
| HE A-S623
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators,
and cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP Co, 10 5-5040
FLOOR SANDERS, polishers, wet
dry vacs.: low rates MODERN
FLOORS, 243l 18th St. NV
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS WITH BOARD

MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV
Nice sgle. and dble. rms. for girls
eor men; excel. board showers. 20
2OOI COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Niee
rm, good meals. free TV in all
rms; young people. co. 5-2493.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BEEF FOR YOUR DEEP FREEZE,
2Sc h.. live weight. win arrange
for putchering, cutting paekaginR
and labelling. ia a-00d6.
HORSES BOARDED AND TRAINED
In excel, well-kept stables, Cal
Holland Brothers, DU. 5-7SS7,
IF YOU LIKE FINE HORSES, Civ,
Lean Horse Show, Mclean, Va
Date; Next Sat. Sept. "a, Time
Q am. 10 s pm. Place: Madeira
School Riding Ring 9 miles oui
Rte. 1903 from Chain Bridge
Admission: 81 adults, SOC children
Buy lunches at grounds.
3-YR.- OLD thoroughbred Chestnut
flly by New Moon, beautiful
sound strong, Race or show pros
pect. 5000. Ju $3.50.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25
Present Christmas
Festivity Replaces
Pagan Celebration

Long before the birth ni CHRIST.
the Greeks. Romans. SaNonS and
Scand!navIau> were 'AH!ns par,
III December festivals
From the SaXonS came the Crre.
mony of burning the iulr log
The SaNonS burned great bont!rc>
in honor of ;hci. god Thor From
the Romans came the giving of
presents. for this custom has been
traced 10 the Roman Sa.urra.ia
II may seem strange 20 say that
pagan r!o:ousnc>s might be the
torcbcar OF the Christian holiday
of goodness and love. but inter.
mingled with that which was Oh.
jec,ionable. we're things tina. hav,
gone straight 20 The hearts ~: pco.
pie throughout ,hc Christian
world
And although few people Know
II. II was for the purpose OF sub.
shutting Christian :c>tN j! f"i
pagan ones of Romans an! Dyu!G>
that celebrations o! Christmas
in December We're i!r.: rNcnurac.
I'd and popu!arIzcd
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25
Christmas Tree Has
Many Decorative Uses

There are a number of uses to
which you can put your Christ
mas tree after it has served its
purpose in the home.
You can cut off the longer
branches and "plant" them as
windbreaks to protect outdoor
paintings such as low-growing
lockwood. azalea. yew. rhododen.
dron and juniper. Little teepecs
can be built around exposed
shrubs and tender plants. This
will protect them from biting,
drying winds and prevent snow
and ice from accommodating and
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25

and dialects.
Three Americans enriched our
heritage of lovely carols. The
earliest contribution, 1T Came
Upon a Midnight Clear was
made by Edmund e. Sears In
l849; DR.. John Henry Hopkins,
Jr., in 1859 composed I'VE Three
Kings of Orient Are" and in 1868
20 Little Town of Bethlehem
was written by Phillip Brooks.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25
To Your Good Health
At Christmas Time

In the days of the SaXons. Was.
hail" was popular greeting
meaning health to you" II later
became a Yulc,idc drinking toast,
and cups Of hot waSSail were
given to visiting Christmas carol.
Cr>
Here is the recipe for a cherry
bowl which will help extend a
hearty welcome to your Christ.
mas guests
CHRISTMAS WASSAiL
z quarts sweet cider
& whole cloves
| three.ineh stick Of cinnamon
+ whole allspiee
!, cup light brown sugar
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25

bending the plants out of shape
Other branches curved end up
over flower beds when the ground
Is exposed will prevent heaving
of soils during alternate freezing
and thawing. Heaving may force
bulbs and roots of perennials
from the ground.
The entire tree may be used as
a bird feeder in the back yard. II
may be either anchored securely
or fastened to q fence. Pieces Of
suet tied to its branches and q
container of water nearby will
provide a constant supply of food
for your feathered friends.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25
Juice Of & oranges
rs to 20 punch evps)

Simmer the cider, spices and
sugar for Is minutes. Let stand
for II hours. Then add orange
juice. Strain. reheat and serve.
Serve wassail hot from a large
bowl and green cherries, orange
slices or small baked apples float.
ing in ii. Place the bowl on .
holly.trimmed tray.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25
eAvoRl1E CAROLS CANE
FROM MANY LANDS

Three of our favorite carols
were brought to US by early set.
tiers from European lands. Eng.
land contributed God Rest Ye
Merry Gentlemen" France gave
US "Cantique de Noel" from Ger
many came away in a Manager"
"Adeste Fideles" belongs to no
one country, but has been trans.
lated into ll0 different languages
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-25

Coconut marshmallows are fun
to make. Just dip the marshmal.
lows in slightly beaten egg white
and roll them in shredded coco.
nut, This is especially pretty at
Christmas time if you tint the
cOconut red or green.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. July 80 H-tUsDAD. -
Hogs $500; moderately active. strona
10 Is higher on most butchers but
trade closed slow barely steady on a
Few hundred head; sows active. un-
even; strong 70 50. mostly IS higher;
eood shipping demand but some local
packers bought speringly; ~ 200-sao-
and closing sales e00-220 lbs down TO
22.7b; few lets IL 200-23O lbs
Is. 25-e3 SO, 4b-head lot is goo
lbs uniform in weight and grade 23.75.
b3-head lot Is 221 lbs at 2425; a
limited volume 90 260-290-lb % So
$500; q few lots mixed grade ls0-
1875 lbs 22.25-23.O0; mixed Grade 425-
500-lb sows fp.25-2O.25; most $40
400 lbs 20.25-21 IS; 275-330 lbs 81 So
22.25: few 5Q0-55O lbs IS.50-1925
Cattle 10000; calves 100: SLOW:
slaughter steers |, 15O lbs down to rs
TO 80 lower; least decline on weights
1860 lbs down; steers over $50 lbs
30 lower; cows steady to weak; bulls
steady TO rs lower: sealers steady
stockers steady to SO lower: q load
hish prime i,275 ID steers $3.50; other
loads prime steers "a Dos % I'm 30; a..
ms TO weight; mostly choice $50 lbs
200; most good and choice "a %
$3.50. a few loads high choice and
prime heifers 2650-27 90; a load prime
heavy helfers unsold; most good 10 high
choice "a .0o-2e; 600 utility and com:
eut ts igT nfilIty aa ana come sno
mereial bulls 2e.O0-24 90; good and
choice vealers 2s.OO-31 90; eulls down
to 1 90; q load good and choice 500
ID feeding steers 1900; choice g25-
$50 lbs 25.5O-25.7b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
Metcolf Named
To High &c Post
In Washington

General Electric Co. has APP
pointed George r. Metcalf 10
the newly created position Of
regional vice WASH
ington defense activities, Board
Chairman Ralph ]. cordiner
announced today.
Mr.. Metcalf formerly was
general manager OF the COM
pany's missile and ordnance
systems department IN Phlla-
delphia.
In his new position he viii be
responsible for appraising Gen.
eral Electric's effectiveness In
fulfilling Its defense obligations.
More than 20 per cent OF
GE's activity Is devoted to re-
search. development and pro-
duction for defense, Mr.. Cordi-
ner said. The company Is active
particularly in electronics, nu-
cleonics and fight propulsion
Mr.. Metcalf win help mar
shall the company's capabilities
in these areas and win b.
Washington representative Of
GEES executive ONCE on defense
matters. The company's region
al executive on non-defense
matters win continue to bs
Nathan L. Whitecotton, region
al vice president at Phila-
delphia.
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pared with s4.7I4.i55 or 40
cents q share q year ago and
s4.3i3.s20 or 40 cents two years
ago.
Current assets amounted to
S243. 004. 266 on June a., while
current liabilities totaled $685.
49,. 979. or a ratio Of 81 .94 TO 81.
A year earlier the ratio was
sl.S8 TO 81 and on the like 1855
date 1t was si.66 TO 81.
Equity OF common stockhold-
ers amounted to $1S3.4l4.399
and book value was Sl4.99 a
share on June IL, compared
with equity of 60.5O5, 964 and
book value Of s13.43 a share a
year earlier. Two years earlier
the figures were $i26,134.l5O
and sli.57 a share.
The company opened So new
stores and closed As old ones
IN the latest "A weeks, leaving
a total OF 1850 stores on June
IA, compared with 2,0l2 a year
earlier and 1889 two years ago.
Safeway has a large WASH
Ington division headed by Ed
gar Balshaw and is a major
factor in area food trade. II
also has many stockholders in
the area.
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GIN Profits
Drop 3O% in
Six Months

NEW YORK, July 30 a.
General Motors Corp. came
through the slump In better
shape than chrysler Corp, and
Ford. but could not match the
sensational profits rise OF
American Motors Corp.
Yesterday ON reported a 80
per cent decline from last year
in It's profits for January
through june.
Ford's earnings for the iirst
half OF 1858. announced last
week. we're OF 90 per cent from
a year ago. chrysler finished
the six months s25. 100000 In
the red. American Motors
converted q 1867 loss into a
modest profit.
General Motors profit for the
six months ended June 30
amounted to S3s3.514.249 or
SLIT q share compared with
s4si .236.T0s or sl.7l In the first
half OF 1857.
Sales OF GIN cars. trucks, APP
planes. locomotives and other
products came 10 IS. 121. 26i ass,
down ID per cent from the year.
ago total OF $5,o14.46l.073. Ford
had reported a S3 per cent drop
In sales and Chrysler q 4s per
cent decline.
0M's profit for the second
quarter OF 1858. down 80 per
cent from a year ago. also fell
behind the first 1858 quarter
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Capital Deposits Decline
After 3 Weeks Gain

After a three weeks rise,
demand deposits Of 10 WASH
ington reserve member banks
declined to $983. 1923 900 from
,006.075.000 a week earlier,
but remained well above $780,
078,000 on July "a last year.
the Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond reported.
Time deposits totaled $780,
10000. compared with $685.
100000 a week earlier and
$274, 483. 900 a year ago.
Net loans of the Washington
banks amounted to 1851, Sta, 900
on July %, compared with
$551.556.0O0 a week earlier and
$54l,3l4,000 a year earlier.
Commercial loans totaled SAL
681, 900 compared with $685.
$4,000 a week earlier and
$229. 100000 on the like 1857
date.
Investments totaled $685.
68l. 900 on July %, compared
with S519.310,000 a week earlier
and $461 ,277.O00 a year earlier.
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ownership IN closely-held huxl-
nesses 20 be paid, under certain
circumstances. IN 10 annual IN
stAllmenta-a move destined 10
help heirs % small businesses
avoid forced liquidation be-
cause OF estate taxes.
When YOU put II together.
It's ap impressive package Of
aid 10 small business and the
most impressive part Of Il IA
the creation OF the new small
business financing system.
II the new financing system
works-and I'm positive Il will
the next Congress can refine
and extend it. Meanwhile, the
small businessman can say
truthfully today that the asth
Congress not only has talked
plously about his plight but
also has done something great
TO ease II.
tDhlrlhatsd 1855 b. Ths Mall nynal-
cate. me An Rlshts Reserved
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Aid for Small Business
ef SYLVIA PORTER

For the first time IN years.
the small businessman Ia
getting solid help from Con-
eress-in the form OF a new
system Of financing and tax re-
lief.
TO the 4 million business
Arms classified a. small. this
report has vital meaning. IL Is
with pleasure that ] submit the
highnghts OF three separate
moves on the small business
front.
l. The Small Business Ad-
mlnistration has been made a
permanent agency. The new
law. signed by the President q
fortnight ago. also raises the
maximum loan the sBA can
make 10 9 single applicant un-
der its regular program from
$3.50. 900 to s350.000 and cuts
the interest rate on loans from
8 TO So per cent.
2. A new bin which win be-
come law any day viii create
q new system Of financing
small business-thus facing up
to the little business Arms
most crucial need. Specifically:
Under the new law. the SBA
win be voted $3.50 million OF
new money by Congress 70
promote the formation Of To-
cal small business investment
companies" An investment
company can be formed vol
unfairly by a local group OF ri
least 10 businessmen: 1t must
have a minimum Of 100000 OF
capital to begin operations;
half of this capital it can GET
from the SBA and the other
half must be raised by local
sources. When set up, the locaI
investment company will de-
eide whether to invest risl
capital directly in any little
firm or whether to extend tc
the Arm q long-term loan Of
up to 20 years. The investment