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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
AIRLINES

young men and women coast
to coast and overseas. We
train you BY advanced new
methods. After low cost
basic training you'll come
to glamoTous Miami. Florida,
for final phase of training.
You must be high school
graduate, 17i2 or over. For
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in coupon and mail TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. july 90 CAPD.-CUsDAN
-Hogs $500: moderately active and
uneven. mostly steady on butchers snd
sovs: instances weak early on weights
over so rsr cent Of the rsreints; sew
eral hundred butchers 900 lbs. and
heavier in receipts bnt reeeiutS COM
rrise nainlv lS0-350 his: r'xed srede
IS. es and 3s mostly s-3 100000
! n hutrhs-S - "5-ls so: rs go ms.
down - SO 90: fs- lots l." $50
lbs 4AO-'4 50 -iyed Grades Is, IS
and 9s srd 10 ai1~- with few lots
IS 9ON-32O lbs. - 5O-l1 30: several
lo.S 1S r.d -i~s+ 80 "00-H2n lhs
sorted IS "nn-"iS lbs 1910. mix.d
4rp@e o. "cO-"Rn his. 137I-1A ."5:
a fe-- lo,S SS p4N lbs Ia 35-lA 40:
riysG grade % 1eO-2Sn lNs. n go
"a NN. mixed -rad. 2Sn-3nO lbs. 10. y
,35o s 30" lots "o:1a oo T1G fI.G
Vrads Is. ne an1 - rnostlv -" 800
no 1Ns asia so m'-ed grade -
l"75-9Sn n. so--s II "S-1" so a5n-Ahh
ms IO.5O-11 so: 4:5-550 lbs. as
cs-tI. - 600: calves 100: slereh'er
steers loo lbs and down and hsifsrs
- 10 so lower: heavier steers so 10 -
lower: cows steady 10 - lower: nuls
so to - lower: vealers steady; st9cSeTs
and feeders sbort steady: load lots
mostly prime 1.rOO-1 400 ID slsushtsr
steers IS .5n-oq75: mixed choice end
prime l.1OO-I .31O lbs 97.75-@S. 80;
good to high choice loo lbs and down
%. On-9s so: comparable grades over
100 lbs S6.OO-"7 So: good TO hisf
choice heifers "A 5O-"7 so; load Of
/ hiEh choice with = prime end y p;
/ ana four loads prime around 1,1"5 lbs
I IS so: utility and standard 1880
| 24.OO: utility and commercial COWS
I l6.5O-Ie.75: a few high commercial
and cutters I5OO-IS so: utility and
Commercial bulls 81 .OO-33 90; . few
Z ao0d and choice vealers 81 90: stand
/ ard and good 25.OO-32.O0; cullS down
/ to 1900: q load of good 449 10 stock
steer calves g.. 90: part load medium
/ 500 ID stock steers % Oh two loads
.ood and choice 72O-156 ID feeding
steers 29s5-29.15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Tight Money Climax Ahead
BY SYLVIA PORTER

cities to shelve plans they have
for worthy projects, because
they'll be barred by law or
regulation from paying the
rates demanded for loans es-
sential to finance the projects.
Increasing numbers of NUM-
Icipal' borrowers already are
pushing against the legal cell
ings they can pay for loans.
1t will eliminate many
speculative borrowers from the
money markets because inSti-
buttons which have a limited
amount to lend will under
standably favor their old, es-
tablished customers over new.
more risky applicants.
1t will cut into the funds Of
top-rated companies too, for
even today-before the real
squeeze begins - banks are
screening every loan applica-
ton with mounting care.
What we are living through
Great Experiment
What we are living through
is a great experiment in con-
trolling the inflationary forces
within our economy through
curtailing the money that
could unleash these imitation
airy forces.
The fall is the big season
for borrowing, for the fall is
when the economy always
perks up, and when the need
for credit to finance trade, in
dustrial and agricultural opera
tons in our country always
expands. This year the banks
will be entering the fall loan
season more loaned up" than
in any recent period. This year
the Federal Reserve System
will be determined not to risk
creating a bubble on the
boom" by pouring enough adj
ditional money into the bank
ing system to permit all who
want to borrow to get all they
want.
The availability of credit is
on the way down. Interest
rates are heading toward a eli
mactic high. The nations
monetary authorities are draw
ing a classical pattern Of credit
control in a business expansion
to fight the imitation they fear
will undermine the confidence
of the world in our dollar and
ultimately destroy our cur
rency.
This is an era Of tight
money, and it's going to gel
tighter.
Distributed by The Hall syndicate
Inc. All Rights Reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Uptrend for Machinery
Seen Through 1860

The current rise in untitled
orders for industrial machin-
cry and related equipment is
expected to continue during
1859 and promote higher in
dustry shipments this year and
again in 1860, reports Stand
ard g. Poor's Corp.
Larger earnings therefore
are anticipated in 1859 for al
most all machinery makers. it
adds.
Well-managed life insurance
companies have made a won
derful record for stockholders
and will continue to do so. &C
cording to a survey from Fer
riS g. Co.
A review from Hemphill.
Moves & Co. points to inter-
esting values in the chemical
field. Until early this year.
chemical stocks Jagged behind
the overall rise in the stock
market. it says.
Folger. Nolan, Fleming-W
B. Hibbs g. Co. is distributing
its latest list Of quotations on
tax-free municipal securities.
with yields Of 4 per cent or
better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Egg Type Chick Output
Cut "a Pct. Below 1858

Consumers, who benefited by
unusually low egg prices last
spring. should note a late
bulletin from the Department
of Agriculture.
AS a result Of the egg price
collapse this spring, the num-
Der of egg-type chicks pro-
duced in June dropped "a per
cent behind a year ago. A
smaller hatch in July also is
in prospect, the department
said.
June production of broiler-
type chicks Jagged 6 per cent
behind a year ago. Prices of
both broilers and eggs declined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Boat Supermarket, Inc, 500
H street NE. has been chosen
by the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission to oper-
ate the new Prince Georges
Marina. near the Peace Cross
in Bladensburg, Md. william
Herring of the firm has APP
pointed the National Adver-
Using Agency. 1913 K street
NV. to handle advertising.
Jerry GOlOmb, manager of
the Crown Restaurant, has re-
tired from that business and is
now associated with A. T. Brod
g. Co.. stock brokers. at 93l
Fifteenth street NV.
Larrabee Associates has re-
Gently been awarded these new
accounts: Stewart Buick
Agency, lll9 Wilson boulevard.
Arlington, Va. and Sir Walter
Hotel at Virginia Beach, Va.
George w. BOnham, public
relations account director for
National Airlines at Communi-
cations CounSelorS, Inc, has
resigned to become a senior
associate of Howard Chase As
sociates. Inc. New York City.
Raymond A. McGinn has
been appointed sales manager
for the Miller Brewing Co.'S
district that includes Maryland.
the District of Columbia, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia. He
will have headquarters in Arl-
ington. Va.
Thomas A. Anderson, presi-
dent of the Golden Hamburger
Drive-In Corp. announced APP
pointment of James S. Gibson,
jr., 10108 Thornwood road.
KenSington, Md. as licensor for
Washington. He said 10 ne~
units will be opened in this
Washington area before the
end Of 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

Some time this fall the rate
the nations leading corpora
lions must pay for short-term
bank loans is slated to go to 5
per cent.
This will be the highest in
terest rate in modern times for
essential bank loans. In addi-
ton, the corporations will be
"asked" by their banks to keep
part of their loans on deposit
which will, in effect, raise the
real cost of their total loan to
we'll over per cent.
Some time this fall the rate
the banks themselves must pay
for short-term loans from the
Federal Reserve System is
slated to go to 4 per cent.
This will mean even our giant
banks will be paying the high
est interest rate in 80 years
for cash they want to make
loans to us. In addition, the
banks will be asked" by the
Federal Reserve System to
keep their loans to a minimum
which will, in effect, put
more of a lid on their borrow
ing than the high interest rate.
If what I've written above
becomes reality few months
from now-and it's an informed
forecast-it will mark a CHI
max in this phase of tight
money.
Across the board and up and
down the line. borrowing costs
will climb to the peak levels of
this generation in the wake OF
a rise in the prime rate tn 5
per cent and in the bank dis
count rate to 4 per cent.
Rates Rising
1t will mean that every type
and calibre of borrower will
find loans more expensive to
get from every type and callbre
of lender.
1t will start a rise in the cost
of mortgage money back to the
historic 6 per cent level of the
l920's and surely will slow the
flow of mortgage money into
new housing.
1t will push up the cost of
mstalment loans to unprece-
'dented peaks. It's futile to pre-
dict a level for instalment loan
rates because the costs of in
stalment borrowing vary SO
violently, and the actual costs
are often obScured in the small
print. But they'll be higher
than ever and an increasing
factor in the expense Of buying
on the cuff.
1t will force many states and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
WINGS & WHEELS
BY CHARLES YARBRoUGH

When 1t comes to vehicles
in unorthodox places, Wash
ington strollers are pretty
blase, even on seeing a small
man-sized auto in a druG
store window.
But you can well imagine
the double takes when a Piper
Tri-Pacer breezed into the
Giant Supermarket parking lot
in Silver Spring and was towec
down the street to Franklin
LOving'S Outdoor Sport Sales
Inc, 5000 Georgia avenue.
There 1t joins, among other
things, boats on sale, swimming
pools and pre-fab houses.
Mr.. Loving, a private pilot
with over 500 hours time, is
offering the full Piper line in
an almost off-the- shelf trans
action.
4 y
The Laurel Chamber Of Com
merce's second annual Grand
Antique Car Conclave at the
Laurel racetrack next Saturday
is offering at least l25 of the
glorified ancientS. Opening at
noon. the program will con-
clude with a parade.
Owners and exhibitors of the
antiques and classics, as has
been pointed out in this space
before, are a breed apart in the
auto business. Commenting on
the recent meeting of the Mid
west Classic Car Club Of Amer
lea at Henry FOrd's Greenfield
Village, Associated Press Writer
Norma Gauhn observed:
Owner Of a classic car is
sometimes plaintive about the
results of his efforts. One had
trouble selling a 1880 Pierce
Arrow because it needed no
body work, no engine repair
and no countrywide search for
parts"
John P. Brock, Trans World
Airlines genial diplomat in dis
trict safes managers immacu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

past several years, the back
ground factors have been
building up for another boom
car year and the advent of the
Big Three's new compact
models may be the impetus for
this to take place in the 1860
model year. 1t pointed out that
new construction, which ac-
counts for about one-eighth of
the total economic activity OF
the country, has been chalking
up new records.
The economy's rise to new
highs has occurred without
any real assistance from one
vital sector-capital spending
for plant and equipment, the
firm pointed out.
From the investors stand
point, the most encouraging
news is to be found in corpo-
rate earnings statements now
beginning to be released for
the second quarter. it de-
clared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

the merchant vessel. The firm,
which has its Washington office
at 1925 Connecticut avenue,
NV. estimates that its version
of the pressurized water power
reactor will "propel the sleek,
stackless ship more than $50. 600
miles on its initial charge of
uranium fuel" 1t is a $1,000
ton ship.
4! The Washington Office of
Babcock g. Wilcox, conferred
with the Maritime Administra-
ton of the Commerce Depart
ment and the Atomic Energy
Commission as the work pro-
crossed. The company trained
the men of StaetS Marine Lines.
which will operate the vessel
and has Washington Offices at
1926 G street, NV.
Babcock e. Wilcox said
"Metallurgical research has led
to new metal alloys and tech
niqueS that have increased eff
flciency of heat extraction and
transfer. This translates into
more shaft horsepower for
every calorie of heat generated
in the fisSion process
Although the nuclear power
plant for the Savannah is con-
sidered an advanced design, 1t
is conservative in that it pur-
,posely incorporates maximum
shielding. control and protec-
tive features to assure optimum
operational reliability and the
safety of her crew and pas
Sengers.
Following sea trials sched-
uled to start in the spring Of
1860, the experience gained
under varied operating condi-
tons expected during the ini-
tial three and a half year run
under nuclear power will I'M
doubtedly lead to dramatic re-
finementS in future marine
reactor plants"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

procurement purposes provides:
THAT the firm is small If IL
Is independently owned and
operated; is not dominant IN
its field OF operations; does not,
with its affiliates, employ more
than 1000 persons and II its
annual receipts for the preced-
ing fiscal year do not exceed
$40 million!
Trans World Airlines doubles
its transcontinental jet service,
Friendship airport to San
Francisco via Chicago on Sep
TENDER !. TO offer two round
trips daily American an
nounced last week it is adding
another Boeing TOT fight,
Friendship to Los Angeles and
San Francisco on August 81 4.
Ken Foley, formerly OF Cave
Ford and Haley's Ford, s. E.,
has opened his own Ford agen-
cy on Marlboro Pike near Marl-
boro Corvette Clubs Man
Hunt" Rally plans a 3l2 hour
rally and a picnic at Prince
William Forest Park near Tri-
angle, Va, next Sunday; Lii
liam Mayes, at IA. 5-49l3 (aft-
er 6 PM has the information
E. N. Baiel, Guardian Fed
eral building, Silver Spring, is
the new field sales manager
for Mercedes-BenZ Capital
Airlines has retained LippincOtt
e. Margulies, Inc, of New York,
to review the lines logotype,
color scheme, general appear
ance, signs and symbols, a
study expected to take up to 10
months James Dewey, of
the Associated Press, writing
out of Detroit, notes the new
Austin Healey Sprite is max
ing impressive gains in its de-
but year"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Economy Ends First Half


al NC" INSCOlu ACNCA
The economy ended the first
half of the year at a new
high, David L. Babson & Co..
investment counsel, said, add
ing that a limited steel strike
will not greatly affect the up
ward surge.
The steel strike-the seventh
of the postwar period to date,
will. of course, interrupt the
upward surge" said the report.
However, since inventory &C
emulation in anticipation of
O. steel tie-up accounted for a
part of the second quarter adj
vance in industrial activity, a
strike of limited duration is
not likely to cause a much
greater let-down in third quar-
ter production than would have
been the case if there had been
no strike"
The firm said that for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

late attire, takes a similar posi-
in Frankfurt, Germany, Au.
gust /. Mr.. Brock, Of 1912 NORTH
Thirty-ninth street, Arlington
joined TWA in l945 and wa'
made district sales manager II
months later.
$50
The Travellers Insurance
Companies, in a realistic but
ominously titled booklet, "ThC
Luckless Legion" says that ar
estimated 100000 young mer
and women will come of driving
age during 1859.
IF they all become drivers
and follow the tragic path OF
today's young motorists, 243,-
900 Of them will be involved in
a highway accident that kills
someone.
Travellers places responsible
ity for this possibility on a
number of things - schools,
parents, traffic authorities and
the young drivers themselves.
More schools must provide
driver training instruction;
many more parents must face
up to this problem that could
cost the life of their children;
traffic courts must get tougher
and young drivers must realize
that tragedy will strike as a
result of thoughtlesS actions
behind the wheel"
A Texan who owned a late
model, small-sized sports car
was asked if it was air con-
ditioned. NO" he replied, but
I always keep a couple of cold
ones in the refrigerator. -
Southern Railway System
Magazine.
+
Would you like to be in
small business?
Preparing for an August 4
hearing. the Small Business
Administration is saying that a
proposed definition of a small
business in the air transporta-
ton industry for Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Is New Plants Established
In Virginia in 3 Months

The Virginia Department Of
Conservation and Economic De-
velopment reported Is new
manufacturing installations
were established or announced
plans to establish in Virginia
in the second quarter of This
year. They will provide around
$50 new Jobs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
New Self Service Laundry
Opened in Prince Georges

The opening OF a new self
service automatic Speed Wash
laundry in the Prince Georges
Shopping Center at 4l05 Fifty.
fourth place. Bladensburg, Md.
was announced by Gerald La
Borwit. president Of Baltimore
Chemical Corp. the firm that
sold and installed the equip
ment. The new business is own
ed by Madjec Enterprises. off,
Gals said.
During the last couple of
years. Baltimore Chemical Corp
has opened more than 200 sim
liar stores in the Middle Allan
tic States, Mr.. LaBorwit said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
NALU Membership Scars
To Record Of 72,756

Membership Of nearly 800
local life insurance asSocia-
tons affiliated with the Ma
tional Association of Life
Underwriters reached a new
high of 72,756 on June 80, a
gain of around $500 from a
year ago.
The new peak also was 85.3
per cent of NALU's goal of
IS, 900 members this year. The
association is preparing to build
a new national headquarters
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
'' RI BUSINESS
Savannah Forerunner
Of A-Powered Liners
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
Star Stan Writer

The Savannah the worlds first nucar powered passenger
vessel to be chrsened tomorrow at the New York Ship
building Co., Camden ~ j. by Dwight D. Eisenhower will
be the forerunner of future aom-powered ocean liners
This pointed up today by Babcock Wilcox. designers
and builders of the advanced that will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Federal Service Finance
Reports Gain in Earnings

Net income of Federal Serv-
ices Finance Corp. 839 Seven
tenth street NV. for the
period October l, 1858. to June
80. totaled $685., 1876. There were
1858 shares outstanding on
the average.
Ofhcials said this compared
with S349,576 for the period
october l, 1857. to June 80,
1858, and 161,563 shares out
standing. During the recent
period. the average earned per
common share was 500
against $1.92 for the prior nine
months. Gross volume recently
was $22.843.916 against $22.-
588.291 for the prior period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Kunzman Will Address
TeleviSiOn Service Men

Donald H. Kunzman. presi-
dent of RCA Factory Service
Co., considered one of the Ma
tons leading authorities on
electronic servicing. will ad-
dress Washington area televi-
sion service men at BIS pm.
tomorrow at the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. auditorium
Tenth and E streets NV.
Jack Wayman, sales man.
ager for Southern Wholesalers
IRCA-Victor distributors. made
the announcement.
Mr.. KunZman will speak or
the televiSion servicemen'S role
in color television and the
simplified servicing of the 1866
RCA-television receivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

No matter where you're going, it costs you
less to start your vacation on Saturday
when you fly with Capital Your wife, and
children between the ages Of II and 81 fly
for only two-thirds of the regular fare! These
discounts also apply from noon Monday to
noon Thursday, as well as Friday midnight
Call your travel 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
OVER COUNTER

Washington listings on over-ths-
counter markets furnished by the Ma
tlonal Association OF Securities Deal
ers as OF pm. Monday, July 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

during the spring. but have
been improving lately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

to Saturday midnight. And now you can
reach the great vacation areas of the east
on Capitals Budget Plan. Ifyou're planning
trip, it's wise idea to call Capital first.
Even single people can take advantage of
Capitals 16-day excursion fares and money
saving nightcoaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

Call your travel agent or Sterling $4,000
, 1959-07-14
Plans and Designs 81 an Annex for the Tubercular and
Mental Patients at the Knad Hansen Memorial Hospital.

WHEREAS there exists at the Knud Hansen Memo
rial Hospital a serious shortage of bed space for acutely
i'll patients and
the construction of an annex for the
tuberculaT and mental patients will help to reduce the
problem and at the same time help the health problem.
IT ENACTED BY the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION Il The sum Of Twenty Thousand 800,
00O.0O) Dollars is hereby appropriated out Of any funds
available in the Treasury Of the Virgin Islands for the
Surveys, plans and designs Of an annex at the Knud Han
sen Memorial Hospital and shall remain available until
expended for the purposes expressly stated
SECTION 2. The Governor Of the Virgin Islands is
hereby authorized to contract for the surveys, plans and
designs of an Annex at the Knud Hansen Memorial Hos
pital. @ MSS