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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 'b7 $40" special se-
dan; STYLED By fleetwood factory
air conditioned. bargain priced,
S4,3gb, CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd 81. NV. Re. $4,000
CADILLAC '5s extended sedan;
white: company ofncial car. sub
stantial SAVINGS, ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l223 22nd 81. NV. FE, 7-2600
CADILLAC $50 coupe De vills;type
hardtopli dellgntiul 2.tone blue,
al ne cnaae Features in lHSrlGr
power steering and brakes. The
eleanest Cadillac we have had
opportunity 70 trade this year
Must see 10 APPRECIATE. A regular
S0'I Disc s5iyS PRICE. SASS
OLMSTEAD Odds
Buy From Your New-car
Discount Dealer"
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl, IA. 7-s40O
cA AZ eSSp. IS vS EsGr'S s.ry 'Op s.s
SS'5e5. Gee guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OO
CADILLAC '5ss: company oficiai
cars; only D left TO choose from
substantial savings II yos act now;
all In showroom condition.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. $1,000
cApn.LAc '54 p Dorado convert
ment, Beautiful canary yellow
with black Continental kit. like
new throughout: must be seen TO
available: 81 ,90b.'
STANDARD PONTIAC
246O Chillum Rd. AP. 7-7l20
CADILLAC '52 as" limo. C7-pas-
sengerl: every extra, power steer
ins; black finish; like new; Ssp5.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. LA. 6-653O
CADILLAC '53 rs" limousine: full
s eSwsE SrT s6na 1 tSToS 9bish nee &c.
1850 Goth st. NV, DI. 7-5sOO.
Open today, 10 70 5.
CADILLAC '5e 4-dr. hardtop; ex-
full power and electrical access
sories, air ride, air cond., au-
IT9nie sys; s4,s95. By OWNER,
CADILLAC '55 coupe: beautiful
| horiyon biua and ukIta aoufnnsd
with factory air conditioninE,
power steering, brakes, etc.; only
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 6E7700
CADILLAC '5s hardtop 4-dr.: blue
and white. radio and heater,
power steering, auto. trans, pow
er windows, Wv. tires; like new;
S4.795; low down payment, bank
KAPLAN g. CRAWFORD
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
1901 Conn. Ave. Open Daily, 90
EN-. 2-6300
CADILLAC $50 go" Fleetwood
Special: black nntsh, equip. with
electric seat. windows, power
steering and brakes, T. and h.,
W. wv; tires; air cond.: S2,se5.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
112I 21st st. NV. FE. 7-247O
CADILLACS, 1885; small but varied
selection Of company cars and
demonstrators. You can have
them with or without air condi-
tioning. Now you can own the
Cadillac Of your choice and have
the equipment you want without
worrying about its cost.
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
Fairlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV. 3-O35O
CADILLAC $50 "62" 4-door; every
extra, power steering and brakes
like new; $685..
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. LA. 6-653C
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
LEEsBURG AREA

.,,,,,<,,ls he.SbENHd AhEA
A stons home sHo q a0lbS sdrmss n I
baths. Oil h.-w.h, oak floors, 2
flreplaces; IN town Of Waterford.
Owner i'll. must be sold
MRS. HELEN -RIDGELY KENNEDY
Real Estate Broker
4urcellyille, Va, Edgewood e-7160
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BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

'5s H1RLEY-DAvIDsON; special
equip, California engine; loaded
with accessories; must sell. Call
CO. 6-0055 after 5 pm.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

LAKEWOOD PARK-eOxl soft. lot,
l block from lake: $500 cash,
take over payments. IA. 2-7646.
INDIAN LAKE ESTATEs-2 lots
both over "a acre. l corner lot
close to shopping; present value
S4.450: asking $4,000 cash. 2nd
lake on lagoon, across from yacht
basin. present value, $1,000: ask.
ing $4,000 cash and assume bal
ance Of 8, 100, payable $50 mo
VIII. 6-739l.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

REHOBOTH-ocean cottage. mod,
furn. Low ofi-season rent: excep.
buy. Owner must sell. OIL. $3.50.
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GARAGES

WANTED-PriVRte garage In NV.
section; reasonable. Call after 5
pm, AID. 2-3216.
GARAGE FOR RENT, SIS per mo. !:
alley, back Of 100 21st st. NV.
Phone NO. 7-62S7.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA-cONsUL--PREFEcT
English Ford Line
MoORE-0REAR MFRS.
EM o.EkO0
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FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH, Md
MODERN BRICK HOUSE. 8 bed
rms, 2 baths, ige, Nv. rm.. dining
rm, all modern improvements,
facing Chesapeake Bay; easy COM
muting to Washington a. greatly
reduced price, Call University
S-6501 for OWNER.
ST. MARY'S COUNTY = MUST
SACRIFICE FOR BADLY NEEDED
CASH, my year-round home 81
Cape St. Mary's on the Patuxent
viii take $1,000 under appraised
value. LIST trust OF $1,000 can be
assumed. House Is situated on
1h-acre secluded knoll with q
l6-mile View; state hwy, mai
and school bus 1 blk; 3 bedrms.,
liv. rrn.. din. rm., kit, bath and
partially incl. sleep. porch on LIST
flr,; 4 small bedrms. on End hr.
full bsmt.: oil h.-w. Dashboard
heat; bath and kit. recently mod
erni1ed and includes new equip.
Diet. gear gar: pvt, picnic park,
beach and yacht basin nearby
Would make excel. retirement
home or vacation retreat for large
family or group organization
OWNER. ewes. only. IA. 7-1030.
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BUICK '57 hardtop coupe; black,
equipped with dynafiow, ETC.: low
mileage, thoroughly reeonditioned:
S2,047. EMERSON & ORME. Your
Buick Dealer. 1896 Wisconsin ave.
INV. at Western ave-, EN-. 2-4331
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STORES FOR RENT


DOWNTOWN. @ ST. LOCATION
Modern aforementioned store; rea-
sonable rent; suitable any type OF
business Ma S45522
500 BLK. 10th ST, downtown
Small store. vacant; S75. DIXIE
REALTY Co, Ma. S-sSs0.
IL BLKS. from Mayfiower Hotel.
APPROX. 1000 So. IT,; excel. for
shop. grind. f. WO. 6-5003.
WHEAT0N--Shopp. center: new
store, 20x7b, on Ca. ave, mr.. Peo-
pies Drug. lge. show windows, fri.
and rear off-street pkng. L. B.
JOHNSON, owner, WA. 4-9252.
NEW MODERN SHOPPING CENTER
on MINI. ave. ne. at Benning I'd
Ideal for carry-out shop, delica-
lessen, restaurant, valet and shoe
repair. bakery. hardware, va
parking area: reas. rent. Mr..
WHITMAN, Lu. $4,000.
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BUICK 1857 Century convertible
tor. fully equipped. power steer
ing and brakes, r. and h.. Wv.
tires, full factory equipment, very
clean; full warranty. See this
beauty at only STAT. EMERSON
& oRME. Your Buick Dealer. 1896
Wis. ave. NV. at Western ave,
EN- 0-4331
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BUICK SO Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan:
all power and fully equipped with
AIR CONDITIONING, power seat
and windows, brand-new Wv.
EMERSON 4 ORME, Your Buick
Dealer, 1896 Wisconsin ave. NV.
at Western ave. EN-. 2-4331.
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BUICK 1856 Spec. 4-dr.; dyna.,
p.b,, T. and h. gray and arctic
white, custom Interior; excel.
cond.; l owner. minister; 81 1896
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$685.
Jack Blank Pontiac

3460 14th St. NV. RA. 3-9670
l437 Irving 81. NV. AID. 4-s5O0
BUICK 90 Century 4.dr. hardtop;
M H!F ssG co 1888 kins st., f Es1.
Va. XII. 9-l2I6.
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STOP
CHAIN BRIDGE
METZLER

"our 36th Year in Real Estate"
IA. 5-7575 TIL 8 PM.
24l7 Lee Highway
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BUICK "a Super Riviera hardtop
2-dr. VS., with auto, r., h., p.s.,
p;b., Wv tires, beaut. ivory and
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Water Events Set
At Rehoboth Beech

every other one in the brilliance
of their pennants and cocktail
flags.
The LeweS Chamber of Com
merce is also reviving its popu-
lar and delightful Marine
parade on Labor Day afternoon.
About 100 fishing party boats,
each bedecked in brightly hued
flags, will get under way from
the deck of the Lewes Anglers
Association clubhouse on the
banks of the Lewes and Reho-
both Canal for a run of slightly
over an hour out through the
canal and the Roosevelt Inlet,
through the historic harbor of
the 327-year-old town.
The tour will pass the
Harbor Of Refuge and the
Delaware BreakWater, forming
a safe haven, during storms
for large ocean going ships,
as we'll as smaller vessels. The
sleek, white hulled party boat
craft will cruise past the Lewes
Coast Guard station. Fort Miles,
a harbor defense unit, the tower
of the Breakwater branch of
the Philadelphia Maritime Ex-
change, and the largest COM
fisheries in the world.
The Marine parade will get
underway in the late after
noon after the swimming race,
probably about $3.50 or 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
BY AYCOCK BROWN
Special Writer for The star

MACS HEAD. N. c., Aug.
ga few days ago 14-year-old
Billy Reid Of Bayside, Va,
hooked and landed a 293-
pound blue marlin of Cape
Hatteras. Earlier this season
7-year-old Lee Coleman Of
Richmond and his 12-year-old
brother, Jim Coleman III, each
landed a sailfish of Oregon
Inlet.
These were exceptional cases,
although more and more young
people are going with their
parents and friends to off,
shore waters after billflsh and
dolphin. AS for smaller varie-
ties of fish, founder, croakers,
trout, sea mullet and spot,
hundreds of children fish for
them daily in the Mays Head
region from the ocean piers,
the beaches, from jetties and
from small boats.
The youngsters are those
who came to Mays Head on
family vacations and one of
the favorite methods Of fish
ing for these boys and girls
is going out on the low-priced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
BY MARJORIE F. vIRDEN
Special Writer for The Star

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del.
Aug. 23.-Aquatic sports, both
on and in the water, are in the
limelight these waning days OF
August.
This week end will find the
International ocean Mile Swim
being held here, with an ex-
pected 100 contestants from all
over the eastern area. The word
international" is used because
frequently members Of the vari-
Gus embassies In Washington
compete.
A South American, Alberto
Zorillo, former all South Amer
lean champ, who bettered
Johnny Weissmuller's olympic
record in Paris in 1924, was the
first noted Latin American to
enter. A native Argentinian, he
formerly held the 440-yard rec
ord in the land of the Gauchos.
In LeweS, the local Chamber
of Commerce is reviving the al
ways popular Breakwater Swim
to be held Labor Day.
Handsome trophies will be
awarded for both events. Both
are colorful with committee
boats, Coast Guard cutters, and
private yachts and motor boats
scooting around the course,
each one seemingly outdoing
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AIR FARE

British Overseas Always
Corporation proudly announces
that Andrew j. q. Murray. its
senior flight operations ofi1cer.
went to England and back in
l71z hours-perhaps the fast
est round trip, BOAC says. in
commercial aviation history.
Mr.. Murray few the Comet
Nv back to England from its
New York tests in the record
time Of s hours and 26 min
utes, took a 20-mile auto trip
from Hatfield to London Air
port, boarded a Britannia and
flew back TO New York.
But how can you beat Ca
madam Pacific Airlines' Bristol
Britannia flight, scheduled to
get under way today?
1t is scheduled to leave Tokyo
at 6 pm, and arrive in Van
couver. British Columbia, at 4
pm. the same day.
X 4 4
BOAC says it has scheduled
once : weekly trans Atlantic
flights by the Comet w to be-
gin December /. Flights will be
tipped to one a day as equip
ment becomes available.
~ y \ Il
Reproductions of paintings
on Panagra menus on flights to
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jamestown
Park Season
Extended

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, CAP) i.
THE jamestown Foundation
has announced jamestown Fes-
tival Park will continue to OPP
crate throughout the year, but
on a modified basis from the
middle Of November through
the middle Of March.
Foundation members also
agreed to the request Of the
National Park Service that
separate admission tickets be
sold for the park and James,
town Island.
The foundation directed that
the present single admission
agreement be ended after No
vember 80. At present, a 81
combination ticket admits a
visitor to both.
Separate admission to the
two locations was sought by the
Park Service because the COM
bination policy is contrary to
Park Service procedure else
where.
Parke Rouse, executive direc-
tor Of the Festival Park, said
a so per cent cutback in per-
sonnet would be made during
the winter months.
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BY WILLIAM M. SNYDER
Special Writer for The star

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Aug.
%. - This resorts enviable
safety record, for the most part,
is attributable to "the boys in
bronze"-the lifeguards.
This elite corps Of youth,
most of whom call Virginia
Beach home. stand their vigil
daily. They keep a wary eye on
the thousands of persons who
battle in the ocean along the 4
miles or more Of public beach.
And they do a good job, as
any local resident will testify.
THE boys in bronze" the
envy of all the young girls, come
by their jobs only after long
and arduouS training. With
an average age of 20 or less,
they have earned senior life
guard certificates from the
American Red Cross, or have
served at least a year as an
apprentice on the lifeguard
stand.
They earn an average of $50
per week and many save for
college educations.
Those who are over 81 are
sworn in as special police. All
have the authority to enforce
the city's laws governing litter
on the beaches and to keep
people out of the water when
the surf is dangerous.
What is a lifeguard's biggest
problem? It's not Tending of
the admiring girls, or explain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
Small Fry Fishermen
Give Dad Competition

rental boats available at nearby
Wanchese.
The boats, open in-board
powered, are kept busy. The
groups who rent them-parties
up to flve-pay only $40 for a
minimum of five hours of fish
ing or for a half day trip.
Other Attractions
But fishing is not the only
attraction that has made this
region popular as a family va
cation spot.
Most of the hotel and motel
operators have provided special
Irecreational activities for the
children.
The Sea Ranch at Kitty
Hawk this year purchased a
Mexican burro which is as
gentle as a collie and very pop
ular for young children, many
of whom have taken their first
ride aboard the little animal
this summer. After burro rides,
the swimming pool on days
when the ocean is rough at
tracts the young people and
special supervision is provided.
Special swimming pool and
beach supervision is given the
children as well as parents at
the Cavalier and the Beacon
Motor Lodge.
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The Boys in Bronze
Find Glasses, Teeth

ing how he got that beautiful
bronze tan, but locating the
parents Of lost children. 1t
seems that tykes in the 3-to-7-
year age group have a penchant
for wandering of from parents.
Then there is always the
search for lost items. Guess
what heads the list? Eyeglasses
and false teeth.
So when you rush headlong
for that cool and inviting surf,
remember to take of your
glasses.
And 1t helps to keep your
mouth shut, too, especially If
you have store-bought pearlies.
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AIR FARE
How to Get There
Before You Leave

South America are being Of
fered to passengers as SOU
venirs.
y 4 \ -
British West Indian Always
will begin a new Viscount nom
stop service between Miami and
Caracas September l. Round
trip fare is $279.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

NORTH CAROLINA - The
annual Cherokee Indian Fair
win be held September 24-28
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MAN WHO KNOWS
Joys or SKIING
AT JACKSONVILLE

A fellow just back from
Jacksonville, Fla, reports
this incident as wholly
truthful:
He was joyfully water
skiing in a stream near
Jacksonville, when he sud-
denly found himself thrown
high in the air.
He had struck an all
but-the-eyes submerged al
ligator. Neutral observers
say the poor alligator was
scared half to death.
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POINTS OF INTEREST
Age Will Celebrate
In Youthful Foshion

NEW YORK-wilson. a cen
tury old. viii kick up its heels
in youthful fashion this week
to celebrate with pageantry and
fireworks. The festivities will
end with q big parade Satur-
day night.
49,
NEW HAMPSHIRE - The
Veteran Motor Car Club of
America has set its annual fall
foliage outing for October 4
and 5 in the Monadnock Region
at Peterborough. About $50
antique automobiles are ex-
pected to take part in races.
time trials and exhibitions.
CALIFORNIA - There's a
new twist to the beard-growing
contest in connection with the
Granada Hills Fall Roundup
near Hollywood. After all that
trouble growing the boards,
thereIl be a race to shave them
of. It's set for September 20.
=
NEW MEXICO-Indians at
Taos Pueblo will celebrate the
San Geronimo Fiesta with
dances, ceremonial races and a
creased pole climbing contest
September 1890.
\ *%
NORTH CAROLINA - The
annual Cherokee Indian Fair
viii be held September 24-28
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Reproductions of paintings
on Panagra menus on flights to
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at Cherokee, at the base of
Great Smoky Mountain Ma
tional Park. There win be ex-
hibits Of arts. crafts and farm
products. along with traditional
music and dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

Swissair will hold its second
underwater Mountaineering
Safari" for snorkel fans. leav-
ing New York September 7, at
a price of 81, 098.
American Airlines has set
four new tours under its "Amer-
lean Way to Mexico" package
vacation program. The holi-
days are for five, seven, nine
and II days, with prices begin
ming at $3.50, exclusive of air
fare.
Trans-Canada Air Lines Of
fers seven-to-14-day package
tours to the Canadian Rockies,
beginning at $3.50, exclusive Of
air fare.
Air France has set up an In
terline European Tour 1858"
for October ii to London,
Brussels, Nice, Madrid and
Paris, at the total price Of $3.50.
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Crisp, Flower Garden Cottons BY Royal Miss

Pretty flower gardens In fun bloom trio Of wash
able cottons styled to keep looking pert and pretty
all day Take one two all three to to the office
to afternoon socials, on vacation.
A. Fresh leaf print NTH beautifully detailed necklfne
In aqua, blue or desert rose. IL 20: I4h-24h.
B. Bare-of-neckline fulL-of-skht In black boldly
spIGshed Dtth huge red deep blue roses g. 81 2-2O
l4h 22h
c. Smart srtlOGt style NTH charming jIoDer garden
border. In rose OF blue. eI5 l2-2G l4h-24h
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Czechs Sentence
Priest, II Others

VIENNA, April IS R.-One
man was sentenced to death
and IL others, including a Ro-
man Catholic priest. sentenced
to Is to Is years imprisonment
in Czechoslovakia today.
They were convicted in the
second of a series Of Czech
trials Of former Slovak Hlinka
guard members who served as
police during the World War II
German occupation. Prague
radio reported.
In the five-day trial at Ban
ska Bystrica. the defendants
were accused Of treason. murder
or completely in the killing Of
several hundred Slovak citizens.
The first trial in this series,
which ended April Is at Brat
islava, resulted in four death
sentences and prison terms
ranging from IA to IS years for
nine other defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

no, no. Why. Chief, why did
he have 10 kill that boy7
II tried 10 stop him, Chief,
believe me. ! did. But every
thing Just happened too fast -"
As Mr.. Schwab fell wounded,
he fired q shot that killed Fab
sholtz.
Reinforcements OF police and
firemen arrived. Covered by
police guns. firemen entered
the bedroom and removed Mr..
Schwab. Then they took Mrs.
Grace Attebery and I'VE chill
dren out q window from an
other room.
Police bombarded the apart
ment with tear gas. When IL
cleared they entered and found
the bodies Of Fahsholtz and the
boy.
Police said they had not been
able TO learn what triggered
Fahsholtz's actions.
They said Fahsholtz had reg
istered as an ex-convict. They
said he was paroled in 1856
from the Lansing (Kans.) State
Penitentiary, where he had
been sentenced for IS years
for a murder in independence,
Kans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
PARTISAN HOLIDAY AT McDONOUGH GYM
Churchill Art DruWs
Crowd, Comments

People entering the north
door were stopped on the
way by the American Indian
exhibits. Even Mr.. Churchill
might have fingered: accord
ing to his first cousin, Sir
Shane Leslie. he had an Iro-
quois ancestor.
Dewing Painting Featured
Many guests also took the
opportunity to wander
through Art Hail." which
extends from the rotunda. A
feature attraction was Thorn
as w. Dewing's painting.
Dawn" 1t recently was re-
stored. moved from its place
in the rotunda and installed
in the ceiling Of a small gall
lery. Last night was the pub
lies first opportunity to see
the work in its new position.
1T looks so much happier
there, don't you Think" said
Mr.. Thomas M. Beggs. direc-
tor Of the National Collection
Of Fine Arts at the Smith
sonian.
OF Sir Winston's art Mr..
Beggs said: II think it is
splendid for an amateur. I
am especially pleased by the
way the paintings win public
interest" Too many profess
sional artists. he believes.
paint only for themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
NAM Denies
Any Threat
In Mergers
By the Associated Press

The National Association OF
Manufacturers yesterday scoffed
at contentious that the rate Of
business mergers threatens the
vigor Of the Nations economy
Small business Is not dis
appearing through mergers,
George @. Hagedorn said. in
opposition TO a bill that would
require advance notice to the
Government Of propose
mergers.
Mr.. Hagedorn. MANS aSsoci-
ate director Of research. told
the Senate Antitrust and Mo-
nopoly Subcommittee that for
every 1000 persons in the
United States today there are
rs business firms, as compared
to % firms per 1000 Of popula-
ton in 1919"
He commended too that "the
reasons for the vast ma jority
lof all mergers are actually
highly constructive and desir-
able" and said the pre-notifica-
ton requirement would simply
place an unnecessary burden
on businessmen.
The National Coal ASSocia-
ton also opposed the legisla-
ton. maintaining there Is mo
demonstrated need for expand
ing present Federal controls
over corporate mergers.
At another Senate hearing,
The American Bankers Associa-
ton said any Federal assistance
to small business should be
temporary.
Carl M. Flora OF Milwaukee,
chairman OF the association S
Small Business Credit Commits
sion, told a banking sumcom-
mittee any move to spur the
flow Of investment money
should be handled through ex-
isting credit corporations.
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2Men Sought
In $50 Robbery

Police we're looking today for
two young men they said as
saulted a clerk in a dry clean
ing store yesterday and stole
$50 from the cash register.
Detective Sergt. M. L. Bailey
and Detective T. B. o'Bryant
of the Robbery Squad reported
that Ella Harrington. a clerk
in the Economy Cleaners at
404 Thirteenth street NE. said
the two men entered the store
around 3:25 pm. yesterday.
She said she was alone in the
store.
One Of the men leaped over
the counter and pushed her
down, she said. held her on
the floor. and told her not TO
make a sound. The other re-
moved the money from the
cash register. She said the men
did not appear TO be armed
and ran away through an alley
beside the store.