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Evening star., 1960-04-22
Stanton Says
Secrecy Curbs
Voters Choice

DR.. Frank Stanton, president
of the Columbia Broadcasting
System, today assailed secrecy
restrictions and said the public
does not have adequate knowl-
edge to assist it in choosing
new leaders in this years elec-
ton.
In a luncheon speech before
the American Society of News
paper Editors, DR.. Stanton
called for a joint effort by the
press and the broadcasting in
dustry to remove restrictions
on the free flow of information
from Government sources.
This is not just a battle for
the right to know" he said.
1T is a fight for the need to
know And it is nothing more
than a sensible affirmation of
the truism that an uniformed,
lll-informed or misinformed
public is far more deadly to a
democracy than any conceiv-
ible knowledge that may fall
into the hands of an unfriendly
power"
Chides Editors
DR.. Stanton chided the ed
itors for their criticism of trivia
on television and other prac-
tices in the industry.
Some of the most eloquent
protests against trivia on tele-
vision," he said. come from
newspapers the front pages of
which have been ablaze with
hot inside" stories on personal
tiles whose sole contributions to
televlsion are light entertain
Some of the most sensitive
attention to decolletage on
television has come from news
papers of well-earned special
lied regulations for warmly
imaginative photographs of
richly endowed actresses.
Cites Violence in Press
He said newspapers featur-
ing stories about violence have
complained of too much violence
on 1V and papers with large
Sunday sections on serious mat
ters complain that TV restricts
its serious programs to Sundays,
Il have continually been
struck by the fact that you, too,
are supported by an advertising
economy; that you, too, must
entertain as we'll as inform and
edify; that you, too, have the
problem of providing something
Tor everyone" DR.. Stanton told
the editors.
Evening star., 1960-04-22

Lsnsbushs Washington, D. c. 7h, sh ss NV Ma $500
Lsnsey Pork, MoryIand shiins'on. VrsiniO
Evening star., 1960-04-22
EDITORS ~ st
Democratic Rift Deep,
Morton Tells Editors
Continued From First Page


out knowing what it is doing"
Senator Symington, who did
not touch on the religious issue
in his speech. called for a
major reappraisal of Ameri-
can aims to establish "a true
national purpose"
Moses CriticizeS Practices
In another speech, Robert
Moses, longtime New York park
and planning official, told the
editors they were keeping quail
fed men out Of public life by
"baSeless criticisms" and worse.
The sharp tongued Mr..
Moses, often the target of
newspaper criticism himself,
said he never had seen any
thing before equal in virulence
and responsibility to the SEN
sational yellow press Of today" "
He said he included in this mi
nority of newspapers "severa!
highly respected conservative
publications which seek to
boost circulation by means
which would have Mortified
their founding fathers"
Mr.. Moses said "baselesS al
legations are blown up as facts,
trivial incidents magnif1ed to
giant size, regulations, years in
building, ruthleSsly attacked.
Emphasizing the Importance
Of dedicated men and women
in public life, he asked: If
they are repelled or driven out
by essentially baselesS criticism.
so-called disclosures and mud
throwing, by near libel and
SANDER by undermining conf
dence, by making essential gov
eminent services contemplate.
where will you find the talent
to beat the RusSianS?"
Gets Ovation at End
Mr.. Moses recently quit all
four OF his New York City
positions as a member of the
park commission, planning
commission, construction CO.
ordinator and slum- clearance
Chairman-after many news
paper accusations of politics,
overSpending and faulty ad-
ministration in the city'S re-
development effort. He still
retains two State positions,
Evening star., 1960-04-22

psnditure of s675 million in
economic aid for Americas mill
tary allies. only if information
on the program is furnished
congressional committees or the
GAO on demand.
Most Of Program Stands
Also on Mr.. Hardy's motion,
the House wrote in stronger
language against allocating or
earmarking loans from the
Development Loan Fund in
advance of firm plans.
The House action left un-
touched. pending debate on
appropriations, the major part
of the foreign aid program
outlined by President Eisen-
hover.
Two billion dollars for mill
tary aid and $500 million for
the Development Loan Fund
are under continuing author
ization. There also is carryover
authority for some minor
items.
The House authorized just
what Mr.. Eisenhower recon-
mended for technical co-opera-
ton programs-S206.5 million.
Defense Support Cut
Authorization for less than
t h e President recommended
we're:
l. S675 million for defense
support, down SAC million from
Mr.. Eisenhower's recommended
ton and $40 million from last
years appropriation.
2. $3.50 million for special
assistance grants and a num-
Der of relatively small pro-
grams. $12.5 million less than
requested and about So million
less than appropriated last
year.
Mr.. PaSsman said his sub
committee is conducting the
most extensive hearings ever
held on foreign aid" and the
closed-door sessions will con-
tinue for at least another
month.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
BY DAVID BARNETT

North American Newspaper Alliance
American newspaper editors
meeting here in their annual
convention, are convinced Vice
President Nixon is a sure bel
for the Republican presidential
nomination and that his mos
likely running mate is New
York Gov. Nelson A. Rookie
feller.
! The largest group among the
editors, 448 per cent, think:
the Democrats will pick two
time loser Adlai E. Stevenson
at the top of the ticket.
Some 23.5 per cent predicted
the top nomination would go tc
Senator Kennedy. but more
than 54 per cent thought Sena-
tor Kennedy would be the vice
presidential nominee.
Preference Not Asked
The poll was conducted by
a professional polling organi-
zation, Walter Gerson &,
Associates, Inc. The questions
were designed to reflect pre-
dictionS." not preferences,
A 81 per cent sample, picked
in an attempt to accurately re-
feet all geographical sections
of the country, was used
Eighty-flve of the 400 editors
at the meeting of the American
Society of Newspaper Editors
responded.
Without any Ifs, ands OF
butts" 96.5 per cent of them
predicted Mr.. Nixon would get
the G. o. P. nomination. Only
.3.5 per cent thought Gov
Rockefeller, despite his public
withdrawal from the race
eventually would be drafted tC
top the ticket.
Breakdown Given
Opinion on the top candi-
date for the Democrats was
much more divided, but despite
the uncertainty of the Situa-
tion only two of the editors
would not venture a prediction.
The breakdown for the presi-
Dental nomination:
Mr.. Stevenson, 44.7 per cent;
Senator Kennedy, 23.5 per cent;
Senator Symington, 1873 per
cent, and Senator Johnson
l0.6 per cent.
Not one editor expected the
top spot to go to Senator Hum
phrey.
some l7.6 per cent could see
no clear Republican vice presi-
dental candidate. Those who
could, however, named Is diff
terent persons. The breakdown
Mr.. Rockefeller, % per cent:
Secretary of Labor Mitchell, 16.5
per cent, and Henry Cabot
Lodge, Ambassador to the
United Nations, 80 per cent.
Other candidates named by
Evening star., 1960-04-22
House GrOup
Seeks 10 Cut
Foreign Aid
BY the Associated Press

Foreign aid critics set out
today to whittle a cillion and a
half dollars from the S4,038,-
100000 program approved yes
terday by the House.
Chairman Passman, Demo-
crat Of Louisiana, of the key
Appropriations subcommittee
handling actual funds for the
program said, II doubt very
much whether the committee
in its wisdom will approve more
than SIS billion"
The bin passed yesterday by
a 243-l30 roll call vote set a
maximum on spending and
lays down policy guidelines.
Actual funds are voted sep
arately.
The authorization bill made
relatively minor cuts in Presi-
dent Eisenhower's recommen-
datlonS - reductions totaling
Sl36.5 million.
The House custtomarily votes
less than the maximum author
lied for foreign aid, the Senate
sets higher figure and the diff
ference is split in conference.
Full Data Sought
The House customarily votes
visions to assure full informa-
ton to Congress on the pro-
gram and to guard against ad.
ministrators committing United
States funds in advance of the
actual flrmlng up and judging
Of overseas projects.
Congressional com NIT t ees
lone have complained that the
administration, claiming execu-
tive privilege. has ignored di-
receives in foreign aid bills for
furnishing information to Con-
gresS and its fiscal watchdog.
the General Accounting Office
On motion by Representative
Hardy, Democrat of Virginia.
the House authorized an ex-
Evening star., 1960-04-22

taken to hospitals. two firemen
were treated at the scene.
The fire caused power to be
shut off at 1923 am. and traf-
fic was halted on a long section
of the line.
Normal service was restored
at $40 am.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Church Luncheon

The women of All Souls
Memorial Episcopal Church will
hold their annual luncheon and
card party at noon tomorrow
in the parish hall, 2300 Cath
edral avenue N. w.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

. Newly Remodeled Houses
$3.50 and S225 Mo. Call WO. 6-17O5
HARVARD ST, overlooking 10th st.
Conv. close-in neighborhood op-
poSite All Souls Unitarian Church
Brick. semi-det. house. has 8 rooms
and bath, full bSmt. A. C. HOUGH-
TON L. SON, INC. DI. 7-9057 or
OIL, o-Q474
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 37O4 Jen.
infer St; can be seen by appt
only rms, 2 baths; avail
/ Aug l; $l75.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Rambler
1908 Turner lane; can be seen by
appt only. z rms, ga baths, rec
rm.. garage. Avail. Aug. /; S225
EDWARD H. JONES co.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-3 twin Sizec
bedrmS., ga baths, mod. elec. kit.
flagstone patio. detached garage
Open Sun. and Mon. 3516 Raw
mOnd ct
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BETHESDA, 5SO6 Groyesnor lane

ARL., N.-Air-cond. modern, Sc
cluded brk. split-level; 4 bedrms.
3 baths. !-car gar. rec. rm.
fenced yard; $3.50 mo. 2-3 yr
lease, KE, S-4767.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 36Os lingo.
mar pl.-7 rms, 2 baths, 2-cRT
gar. No children. Immed. occup
$3.50,
Evening star., 1960-07-02

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-3 bedTms,
. baths, and I'm. 3rd a. in thi!
charming brick house. Pvt. scr
porch looking out over a tree filled
ravine. 5000 mo. STOEVER- -HAW.
LEY CO. OIL. 6.73ol, OIL, o-S77S
Evening star., 1960-07-02

SPRINGFIELD, VA. 3-bedroom
split-level; living room, dining
room, equipped kitchen, Ia baths,
finished rec. room: screened carr
port, washer, drier included. Avail
able July z; $3.50 mo. Call LYNCH
BROS, INC, Springfield, Va. FL.
$4,000 telosed Sun. and Nor. }
Evening star., 1960-07-02
APIS, UNFURNISHEB-VA.
lCckTlNuEDl

ARI... cLosE-1N. near Glehe and
bedrm. apts.; quiet neighborhood; ;
walking distance 70 shops. schools
ann Arlington Hall: $3.50 to
SI3n OAKLAND APIS, 371O
Columbia pike, ia. h-4466
ARLINGTON-Air conditioned. liV.
and din. area; . bedrmS.: End A.;
new duplex: nT. Parkington. Adults
only. ia. s-0575.
ARL. - / b.r., immac: close to
Pent., Ft. MyeF. Arl. Hall. 1 dir.
bus; auto. heat. lge. refgr,, ex-
haust fan, full ldry equip. locked
storage: off-Street parking space;
all utils except elee. Adults. No
pets. $3.50. IA. 4-1706.
ARLINGTON - I-bedrm. apt, all
utils. furn.; nr. stores and bus
line. 1913 N. 26th st.
Arr. MCLEAN = New, beautiful,
spacious 3-4 bedrms., c. II. RAM
bier; rec. rm. area: frepl., 2-car
garage; S1S7 so up. rent, option
to buy. Call Mr.. REYNOLDS, ia
1865.
ARLlNGTON-New garden apart
ments; 1, Q and 8 bedrms., / to
baths. air cond.. lge. rooms, dble
closets. waking dist. to schools.
shopping, churches; bus to Penta-
gon, Navy Annex and Washington.
WESTMONT APTS., 1900 Colum-
bia pike. IA. 4-56S8.
ARL.-S77. so 1 bedrm. with porch.
LIST mr.: conv. to bus. Adults
only; hiehly restricted. McCLAINE
PROP, INC, ia. 2-3300, ia. z
2952.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

OFF DUPONT CIRCLE-Air cond
. pedrms., liv. rm., EQUIPPED kit
bath. bsmt. and patio; Sl5O pei
mo, plus utils. BY appointment
Mr.. Miller, FREDERICK W. BE.
RENS SAILS. INC. MA s-hnnn
Evening star., 1960-07-02

BURTONSVILLE AREA: Spencer
| vile, Md.-2-bedrm.: elec. kit;
lge. liv. rm., full bsmt.: cow. to
Johns Hopkins. MOL and NSA.,
Sl2h mo WA A-47An
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CHEVY CHASE

GRACIOUS AND SPACIOUS brick
Colonial in immaculate condi-
tion; wide center hall. huge liv-
ing room, big dining room, char
ming breakfast room, powder
room LIST floor: g bedrooms up
stairs. Move riRhtt in. Priced
to sell in upper 3Os. Call WO.
$4,000 til o pm. EDW. H.
JONES 4 CO., $500 Conn ave.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

Buckingham Community surrounds
our shopping center. It's q level,
shady walk TO the stores. the
bank, the theater, the post once
and churches, And at Bucking-
ham you will have nice neighbors
Evening star., 1960-07-02
FOGGY BOTTOM
y Nau,iy pa-AIalal H.,


. Newly Remodeled Houses
$50 and S225 Mo. Call Wo. 6-17O5
HARVARD ST, overlooking 10th st
Conv. close-in neighborhood op.
posite All Souls Unitarian Church
and bath. full bsmt. A. c. HOUGH'
OIL. 2-9474.
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE-Beau-
tiful neighborhood. lmmac. rm
home plus heated plGyroom, patio
fenc. bk. yard. Nr. schls., churches
stores. S140 mo. Ju. 1915.
KENSINGToN, / block of Conn
ave- bedrms., Sl25 mo. Cal
10. 5-131S.
LAKE BARCROFT-By OWNER
5-bedroom, sir-conditioned house
beach PRIVILEGES. 1905 Stoneybrat
DIR. ia. 4-2992.
LAKE BANCROFT VIC.-Lovely 3,
bedrm. 2-bath rambler w/screenec
porch, lge. liy. rm.; sep. din. rm.
lge. kit; full bsmt. wIfinishec
ldry. rm /; rec. rm.; outside entr.
driveway. Privacy on lge. treed lot
Conv' transp.. school. Sl45. Va
MARTIN STREET, near Lincolnii
and Shirley hwy.-3 bedrms., Z
baths, large living room. dinins
room and kit. Large storage attic
dry basement with large liRht rec
rm. Beautiful level lot; $3.50
FL. 4-5l94 or FL. 4-7495.
MT. VERNON AREA-Waterfront
Of 235 IT. with upland slope TO dt
luxe rambler; 3 bedrmS., 2H
baths, sarage. ELIJAH @. Arm.
OLD (Col., US,A., retl, Broker
EN-, 3-4335, IA. 5-6454.
NEAR ST. JOHNS, 2sIi KanaVha
st. n.w.-Air.cond. 3-bedrnf. ram.
bier: fenced rear yard with patio
and firepl.; $3.50 mo. RA. 6-S50O,
RA. 6-411s.
Mr.. GROOM, MD, approx. 35 min
downtown DC. A very. very small
house with 4 small bedrooms, 2
complete baths with auto. hoi
water, yard and garden space or
2O0.acre farm. No objection tc
children or pets. No phone calls
can De seen anytime at Mattaponi
Farm. Groom, Nd.
N. SPRINGFIELD, VA.-3-bedroon
split-level living room with fire-
place, dining room with French
uOOIs W pdtlO, a OatnS. nnlSned
rec. room, built-in gsraee. fenced
rear yard. Available immediately;
Sl55 mo. Call LYNCH BROS.
INC. Springfield. Va. FL. $1,000
CLOSED Sun. and Mon.J
OFF DUPONT CIRCLE-Air cond
. pedrms., liv. rm., EQUIPPED kit
bath, bsmt. and patio; Sl5O pei
mo, plus utils. BY appointment
Mr.. Miller, FREDERICK W. BE.
RENs SAILS, INC, Ma. $4,000
PARKLAWN-3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier; Ia baths. air cond., com
plete GE kit, radiant heat: fenced
yard. Avail. July 10. CL. 6-6O26
S. ARLINGTON VACANT bed
rms, liv rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath,
rec. rm. .w/bath; near schools
trsnsporta ton and PentaEon. Call
ia SCOTS
RIVER ROAD AREA-Merrimac PIX,
bedrms, ~ baths, rec. rm
desd-end street. $500 mo for /
yr. A. c. HOUGHTON SONS,
INC = T-n057: OIL. 2-p474
S. ARL.; ; min. from Pentagon-
Large Cape Cod Vacant. Fenced
Evening star., 1960-07-02
BE SURE TO SEE
THE BAR HARBOR"
In North Portal Estates

Open Sun, l-6-Corner det. brick
with circular driveway; 5 bed
rms, 3 baths, de luxe kit. and
family rm. combination. Dir: Out
N. Portal drive to E. Beach drive
and Sycamore st. on Sycamore to
Evening star., 1960-07-02

baths. garage, double lot; $50
mo. JAMES CARR, EX. 3-74OO
BETHESDA, 992O Edwards aVe.-6
rooms, bath, good cond. Now avail
Sl40.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
NONTtNuEDl

ALEXANDRIA-Loyely 4-bedrm., ..
bath brick house In best neigh.
borhood: full tiled bsmt.. fenced
yard, carport and patio. Com.
pletely redecorated. Vacant. Al
Sl15 per mo.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

GOOD HOPE HILLs-Apt. homes
with large porches; 10 minutes
from the Capitol, overlooking
Suitland pkwy., Oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new golf
course open to public: ] bedroom
and porch, S71 to SS5 80: . bed
rooms and porch, SSl to S94 80,
Detached small buildings. home
like atmosphere, beautifully land
scaped; quiet, friendly neighbor-
hood in suburban setting. Three
exposures in every apt, large
rooms, ample closets. porch conv.
for dining, sleeping and living:
rear stairs to spacious fenced-in
lawns for safe play, plumbing in
kitchen for washing machine. out
side drying: industrial storage
lockers; building wired for air
conditioHers: short walk to tive
1-tare buslineS, shopping center,
schools and theater: off-Street
parking. Good Hope Hills Is west
Of Nsylor rd. in vicinity Of Both
st. sc. Rental office open daily
between 10 am. and $50 pm,
2a0O 30th st. Sc, LU 1-3300
WAVERGY TAYLOR INC.
GUYLEN COURTS, 1919 p st. sc
Apt. C-22.-Large l-bedrm. apt
with porch; incl. all utilS. fol
$3.50. Phone Mrs. Seller aftel
430, LU. 4-l32S Also 2-bedrm
apt; sol 80 STEUART BROS.
INC, Dl. 5-243A, DI, 1-S6g5.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARLINGTON Fails Church area
Unfurn. 3-bedrm. max. $3.50.
Needed about Aug. Is. Write Apt.
IA, 67-35 B lS6 Lane, Flushing
65, New York.
NEEDED IMMED. 3 or 4 bedrm.
home mr.. parochial schools in
the general area OF Glen Echo,
Cabin John, WeStmoreland Hills,
Cherrydale. Langley, Mclean or
vic. Pay up to S135 mo. Call Ii.
3-136S Sat. or Sun, after pm.
weekdays.
UNFURN. bedrm. Vic. Chevy
Chase circle preferred. Responsible
party. Box I'D, Star.
WANTED to rent q . or 3-bedrm.
house with basement, in Chevy
Chase. D. c.. close to Conn. ave.
or Silver Spring. Under Sl35.
Phone after $3.50 pm or all day
Sunday and Monday, EN-. 2-2230.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

Arlington, south-Redeeorated g.
eedrm' 2-6ath brick Colonial Just
gon on busline; rec. rm. in nm
ished bsmt. Vacant. At $3.50 per
Evening star., 1960-07-02

Mr.. GROOM, MD, approx. 35 min
downtown DC. A very. very small
house with small bedrooms. z
complete baths with auto. hoi
water, yard and garden space or
2OO-acre farm. No objection Il
children or pets. No phone calls
can be seen anytime at Mattapont
Farm. Cronm Md
Evening star., 1960-07-02
ANDREWS AREA

ANNANDALE-6 lSe. rms, 2 baths
attract. home: walk-out bsmt
beaut. I'd. shade trees, outdr. grill;
nr. new intermediate and otheI
schools; also st. MichaePs. church
es and shopping; Sl20. Avail. now
CL. 6-0666.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

MARTIN STREET, near LincolniI
and Shirley hwy.-3 bedrms.,
baths, large living room. dinins
room and kit. Large storage attic
dry basement with large liEht rec
FL. 4-5l94 or FL. 4-T495.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

PTS PORTER ST. NV
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Liv. rm., bedrm., din. area, kit.
bath, S99.5 util. incl.
Liv. rm., 2 bedrms., din. rm., kit
and bath, Sl20, utils., including
off-street parking. See janitor.
HERBERT HARVEY, INC.
9l2 18th st. NV. RE. 7-158t
5000 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
across National Cathedral-2 b.r.
lv. rm., din, kit, bath, heat
SS7.5 so mo. WO. 6-O56S.
$3.50 MINI. AVE. S.E.-2 bedrms.
large liv. rm. with din. area. bath
SS5 mo. plus elec. and gas. BY
appt.. LU. 3-3073.
9th AND MARYLAND AVE. NE
THE BARBARA" (21-apt. bldg J
2 large rms, lst floor. Al condi-
t,e3; sSos Only MY g Ssl.sO; so. ,sTETARI y 7
OOHO.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
GLOVER PARK

Vicinity Of Wis. and Calvert sts
NV; l bedrm., newly dec, lge
closets. incl all utils.; $50. Cal
FE. 7-775S.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
TOWN q COUNTRY REALTY

ANDREWS BOILING AREA, oxor
Hill. Md.-Brick split-level; 3 bed
rms. . baths, lEe. rec. rm. with
nrepl., Carport. S175 mo. CHI. g.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
GLEN MANOR GARDENS

JU. s-l297, Mrs. Munzins, Res. Mgr.
VIENNA - 3-bedrm. rambler, full
bsmt. Lrec. rm, Ia bath, fam.
sized kit lge. lot. DU. 5-5274.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

ARLINGTON. N.-AttractiEe 2-bed
room rambler; scr. porch, room air
occSpancy: SIS. CAROLINE [.
CAMPBELL, Agent, JE. 3-12s2,
JE. 3-0173.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

Mr.. FORT MYER. 1918 N. Quinn
st.-1 bedrm. apt, $3.50. Res.
Mgr, Apt. .. WALKER q DUN
IOP INC. ST 3-5O50
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BRIARCLIFF, Spring Valley area /

CHEVY CHASE-FOREST HILLS;
BY oWNER-EnElish tudor w
liv. rm., din rm., modern kit ,
den, lse. jslousied porch. on frst
2 bedrms., " baths, on End. Maids
rm. and bath in bsmt. Price upper
3OS. 1880 29th st. NV. Shown
by appointment EN- o-ShoS
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HOUSES URFURR. TO RENT

ALEx.-Rent S1OO or sell on con-
ditional agreement. Built under
G1 bill. Brick, 5 rms, bsnlt..
storm windows, fence, redee. TU.
2-2SO0, Mr.. PRESTON
Evening star., 1960-07-02
TWO-STORY HOMES
COMPLETE APT. SERVICE

Bet. Silver Spring and wheaton; 3
ss66pERRMs.; z BATHS, AIR
NEAR SCHOOLS, CHURCHES;
Sl43.50,
Evening star., 1960-07-02

FALLS CHURCH-Attr. 4 bedrms.
907 Molly dr.. S135; 34l9 Tulip
DR., Sl35; sos Molly dr., $40.
JE. 2-6575.
FALLS CHURCH, 4O6 Little Falls
st.-6-rm. brick; oil heat, . fire.
plS.. scr, porch; fenced; 2-car gar;
corner lot; Sl50 mo. JE. 2-1246.
FALLS CHURCH-McLEAN AREA
4 bedrmS... > baths. 23sft. liv rm.
with frepl., din. rm., large kit,
double gar. Avail. July l. Sl45
mo, TW 3-S435
Evening star., 1960-07-02

DELVEDERE-3 bedrms., 2 baths
lge liv.. rm., din. rm., gay, mod
furn., big kit, huge rec. rm.
bar, ping-pong: mr. bus, schools
Conv. Pentagon. Melpar, D. c
Fine for group. 1926, AID. 1910
CHEVY CHASE, Westmoreland area
3 bedrms., mod. appliances. lge
yard; available now until Sept. :
OIL. 6-2275.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
n&0p&n
SUN. is
AMER. UNIV. PARK
dERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

OPEN sun. Ili AND B MON, on 20
Real charmer with 24-ft. liV. rm.,
din, rm., 3 bedrmS. and . baths.
Reduced for this week end. EN-,
2-5l00; ewes. FE. 1896. REAL
TY ASSOC. AND SALES.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

PARKLAWN--3-bedrm brick ram
bier; ] "a baths. air cond.. com
plete GE kit, radiant heat: fencet
yard. Avail. July 10. cL. B-6O26
S. ARLINGToNi VACANT bed.
rms, liv rm. din. rm.. kit. bath
rec. rm. wIbath; near schools
transportation and PentaEon. Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-17
ProfitsLoWer
At Security
StorageCo.

Net income Of Security Stor-
age Co. declined to 1921 900 or
1921 a share in 1859, compared
with S247,000 or S2.47 a share
n 1858, it was reported yester.
day by President Philip Larner
Gore at the annual stockhold-
ers meeting.
Stockholders elected Col. Will
liam E. Schooley as a new
member of the board of direc-
tors. He is a vice president of
American Security & Trust
Co. and becomes the third Of
f1cer Of that institution on the
Security Storage Board.
Despite the decrease, 1859
earnings were the second best
in the company's history,
President Gore emphasized.
Gross income amounted to
$1.538,000 in 1859, compared
with $l,485,O00 in 1858 and
$l,329,000 in 1857. Operating
expenses rose to $l,055, 1000
from $970,000 in 1858 and
1851 900 in 1857.
Profit before income taxes
was $467,000, compared with
S504,000 in 1858 and 1855, 900
in 1857. Federal and state in
come taxes required 1896, 900
VS.. $257,000 in 1858 and $751;
900 in 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-17
OutputCut
ByImperioI
And Buick

DETROIT, Feb. IT (AP).-
General Motors Buick Division
and Chrysler's Imperial yester-
day announced the first auto
industry production cutbacks Of
the 1860 model year.
Buick said it will have some
short work weeks in March.
However. it maintained its
overall production would be
considerable higher than March
1859 when it produced 24,415
cars. The GIN division said no
production slaShes were planned
for February.
Imperial announced it would
close its Detroit plant for a
week beginning next Monday
and would resume adjusted
production February 90. This
means it will build fewer cars,
but spokesman did not specify
how drastic the reduction would
be.
Wards Automotive Reports
said overall industry sales in
the first 10 days Of this month
OF 1886 units swelled volume
since the first Of the year to
623,64l. This was compared
to 555,900 during the same
1859 period for an increase of
1872 per cent.