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Evening star., 1960-05-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
(CONTlNuEDl

BETHEsDA-Immsculate Cape Cod
with bedrms., / bath, full bsmt.
with walk-out entrance, rec. room,
exp. End moor: top value for your
dollar at Si6,5O0. KoRZEN-
DORFER, REALToR, OIL. ASH
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA = OnIy
S33,5OO; excellent financing; g.
yrs. old, and in excellent condi-
tion, Lovely lst-fr. den and large
kitchen: recreation I'm. and built
| IN garage. WON'T LAST LONG
EN- 2-S206, DISTRICT MARY
LAND REALTY, INC, ewes, OIL
BRK. CAPE COD! Close-in Sill. Spg.
2O.ft., liv. rm. with paneled frepl
wall, lge, din. nm, den, > bedrms. .,
bsmt., h.-w. heat; 4l2cS loan
Sl4,750. Ewes, JU. 5-l66l.
Greater MARYLAND Prop. JU. 9-1240
BURNT MILLS-Eat in this kit. q
VI; split-level. 4 bedrms., 2la baths;
N2S,50O. OWNER, HE. 9-2SlS.
BURNT MILLS MANOR-Delight-
tQl 3-bedrm.- 2la-bath brick ram
bier, that feat. Dashboard hot
water heat, mod. elec. kit. with
brkfst, area, lge. rec. rm., scr.
porch. garaee, sewer and water
c. ROBERT GRAY L. CO.. JU.
5-6lOO.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS = $500
moves you in; FLA financing; 3
bedrms. or 4th avail, bath plus
scr. peh.; full bsmt.: S16,250. 10,
G. A. scHLEsINGER CO.
CENTER-HALL SPLIT-LEVEL with
3 truly twin-size bedrms., separate
ddininS dining rm; and gsrase, assume
CHEVY CHAsE-Brick rambler
24-FT. LIV. RM; close-in loca-
tion. Walk to bus; wooded lot;
large screened, porch, 3 bedrms,, 2
baths, breakfast space in kit
BETHEsDA REALTY. oil. 4-1415
CHEVY CHASE, 1st time offered,
close-in loc., walk to everything
44,bedrm brick Colonial on level
table sp., fenced yd., gear garage,
S30,950. BETHESDA REALTY,
OIL 4-l415.
CHEVY CHASE - Beautiful brk
din, rm., 3 bedrms., baths. Kit
with table space Dishwasher, dis
poSal. Rec. rm. . firepls.. built in
garage. Lovely scr. porch. Near
transp. and schools. Upper eos.
Good financing BILLlNGSLEY
REALTY co. EN-. 2-2326 ewes.
EN-. 3-4S54
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ANDREWS

ANDREWS-SUITLAND : $3.50 dn.
bedrm. semi. "a baths; bsmt. with
beaut rec. rTn., walking distance
to schools and shopping. Call Mr..
Nickel. RE. $4,000, ewes. RE. D.
1868. PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO,
ANDREWS AREA = Sl9.950. new
3 hedrm., . baths; brl;. split-level:
sep. din. rm,, lge. de luxe kit. with
breakfast area, rec. rn1. with pic
ture windows: roughed in for 4th
bedrm.. ,3rd bath. Only $1,000 dn,
in service
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sHEPHERD PARK-DETACHTD

7Sl2 MORNINGSIDE DRIVE
Modern corner brick, priced to sell
fast. Liv. I'm. W. firepl., din. rm..
mod. kit: 4 bedrms., 2 baths, den
and powder rm on 1st a.; fin.
attic and rec. rm.; garage; carpet
ing, drapes, air-cond units
washer and dryer. JU. 9-4764 for
appt. to inspect.
LOUIS RUDDEN TIL. 1-3O6n
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1 IJTTTF TAGn ~ pocLyjiio
l ~ LO1S
SACRIFICE SALE

Colesville I'd. extended. nr. Johns
Hopkins-Custom, 6-rm., 2-bath
brk. rambler with full bsmt. FHA
approved, S23,700; vacant; make
an Offer
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BETHESDA, GREENWICH FOREST,
reduced for S23,95O-Brk, Colo
nial " w/firepl. in liv. rm., sep. din.
rm.. mod. kit, 1st-h. den, and
scr. porch; 2nd a. features 8 real
twin hedrms. and 2 tiled baths:
full hsn1t. w/rec. rm., gorgeous
yard with trees; terrific FINANC-
ING! Seller will accept large 1st
trust and low dn. payment. Cali
JU. $1,000 or JU. 5-5755 to in
spect.
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ANNANDALE, 1904 RavenVorth I'd
Spllt-level, 4 bedrms.. 21s baths
finished rec. rm.: cow. public snc
Catholic Schls.: $3.50 per mo
Call MAI, HOFFMAN, OK. 5-A3O(
or CL. B-3355
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY PRIME LOCATION.
a bedrms. or 3 bedrms. and den
in the Heart Of Hyattsville. Bsmt.
with gar. Hot-water heat Large
scr. prch. Huge corner lot. Bar
gain-priced, Sl4,500-S600 down
NAV handle.
We Have the House for your Homes
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

VIENNA AREA-Lge. 3-bedrm. brk
rambler; custom built: cor. "a.
acre lot. Full bsmt. with rec. rm.
garage. TW, 3-7734.
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HAWTHORNE. west Of Rock Greek
PIX, 1868 Wyndale st.-Brand-n new
brick rambler; bedrms., . baths,
rec. rm. and powder rm., 2-car
built-in gar. Trade or offer want
ed quickly. Ewes, EN-. 9-6916,
I. 7 GRAVATTE, REALToR, Ma
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CHEVY CHASE
BARNARY WOODS

.DW. II. JoNEs 4 co. INc.
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hENSlNG1ON
IDEAL STARTER


IDEAL STARTER
Only $50 dn.. SII.5OO FHA; lovely
2-bedrm. rambler. on pretty
fenced lot: excel. cond.: quiet
court. JOSEPH S DEVEREUX.
INC. REALTOR. 10. 5-49ss
KENSNGT0N = sI5,25O; Picture
book rambler on a beautiful lot: (:
8 flne bedrms., sunny bsmt. with
hobby shop. big queen-sized kitch-
en-; tastefully decorated through
out. Truly a charmeT-see it to-
day. Call our MARYLAND once, 10.
5-0S44. evenings call. EN-. 2-9341.
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.
CLUB AREA-LookinE
for 4 large bedrms.? Hare you are.
and less than a year old. Spacious
split-level with gorgeous and tre-
mendous kitchen; beautiful family
room, screened porch, 2-car ga
rage; priced at S42,950. EN-. .
S2O6, DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY. INC, ewes . OIL i-215l
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WHEATON, SlS,25O, Conn. ave. es-
tate-3-bedrm., bath brk. rsmb.;
porch, full bSmt. lse. lot. Assume
GI loan, WOoDSIDE REALTY CO.,
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APPROX. p ACRE
SELDOM

Can you find 4 bedrooms with 2
full baths at the price Of this
attractive rambler. Add such
extras as 39-ft. recreation room,
carport, patio, screened fer pri-
yscy. 167-ft frontage on the
lot. You have a real find. Call
TO see it today! Just S23,950.
James c. Conley & Co.
92525 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4l34 TIL 8
ASSUME SI4,I5O 4IEes CT LOAN
3-yr .-old brk. rambler wfsplitfoyer
entr., Q bedrms., knotty-pine rec.
rn. w/f1repl.: many extras; READY
FOR QUICK SALE.
ASSOCIATES, JU. 9-6222
ASSUME SIS,4OO VA LOAN on this
immac. brick home, in close-in
area. Features entr. foyer, liv. rnn.
with fireplace, sep. din. rm, large
kit, . bedrms. and bath on End
A.: full bsmt. with " bath and
rec: rm. SCREENED PORCH,
DASHBOARD HOT-WATER HEAT.
Lovely lot; walk to bus. swim
pool. elem. school; only S23,5OO.
SLIGO REALTY, Realtors, JU.
S-SR0O
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SILVER SPRING. Flower and
Franklin area-Spacious brk. Cape
Cod; 3 bedrms., lge. den, 2 baths,
sep. din rm., kit. wIbTeaKfast
area, scr porch, rec. rm.: gar:
pool membership. Many extras.
Owner transf. No agents. Make
offer in mid 20s. JU. 5-7316.
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/ HOUSES FURNISHED To Rsnt HOUSE FOR sALE-NM.
(coNIINUED)

MCLEAN AREA-Must rent: NIGEL,
furn. 3-bedrm. rambler. SI35
FL, 6-2I2O
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Sl25-1015 woodley pl. CPopIar
Hgts; 3-bedrm. brick rambieT
an-elec. kit. garbage disposal: iEe
picture windows.
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Sg9 .50-604 N. Lane. c-bedrm
5nrlck rambler. Handicapped level
Iot' on street parking. s'
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BETHESDA-Immsculate Cape Cod
with 2 bedrms., / bath, full bsmt.
with walk-out entrance, rec. room,
exp. 2nd floor: top value for your
dollar at Si6,5O0. KORZEN-
DoRFER, REALToR, OIL. 4-SilI
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CHEVY CHASE yIIIAGF-sn.,i. ~,
IMMED. OCCUPANCY

ahd bedroom houses. Choic,
iocatlon in nearby Falls Church
Aiexanoria and Annandale areas
NeNly decorated. Close to schools,
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BETH.-WOOD ACRES

EDGMOOR, Bethesda; S23.-
O00-Brick Colonial: 3 bed
rms, baths, den or play
room. and u bath in bsmt.,
porch, fenced lot, of-street
parking.
WOODACRES; S25,95O -
White brick Colonial: newly
painted: all-elec. kit, 3 bed
rms, . baths, BIG rec. rm.,
porch, garage.
KENSINGTON - Spotless
brick rambler; S17.950: fire.
place, din. rm.. 3 bedrms.,
rec. rm. Assume 4eo trust.
BETHE EsDA CMaplewood
area)-BiE split-level; dish
washer, etc, in dream kit. 3
bedFms,, . baths, rec Tm,,
4th bedrn1-. 3rd bath. ONLY
-- S30.a5n.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7s00 TIL
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Hostile Signs
Stir Retorts
Johnson

GREENVILLE. S. c., oct. 1;
(AP).-A long line of hostile
pickets carrying anti-Johnsor
placards, got under the skin oi
Democratic Vice Presidential
Nominee johnson here yester.
day.
The sign bearers. many Of
them young, held signs blaring
Walter Reuther Speaks To.
day. Where Does LBJ stanc
on Right to Work Law"
Others were a lite stronger,
"LBJ Friend of Socialism, ;
johnson Is for Water Rights
Civil Rights, Walters Rights, ;
Texas Low Born" "LBJ, the
Labor Run. Oil-Owned Com.
promiser." and LBJ, the Coun.
terfeit Confederate"
Immediately after he begar
speaking, the Texas Senator lii
into the hostile sign-bearers
many Of them pushing thei,
way up front in the crowd In
front of the rostrum.
I usually see those Re.
publicans who're suppose d
authorities on Texas, but whove
never been out of GreenHlle. -
he said.
Referring to the sign which
accused him of being a friend of
socialism, Senator johnson
SAD that's what Nixon said in
1858. The average man or
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Keoting Queries
Kennedy on Plans

NEW YORK. Oct. IL (AP).-
Senator Keating, Republican OF
New York, today challenged the
Democrats to spell out more
fully their plans for fighting
imitation.
Senator Heating said the Re-
publican platform pledges the
@. o. P. to resist assaults upon
the independence of the Fed
eral Reserve System" but that
the Democrats have been vague
about this. He said Reserve
Board independence is essen
tial to the preservation of rea-
sonable price stability.
In a speech prepared for a
downtown Young Republican
Club luncheon, Senator Keat-
ing said Senator Kennedy, the
Democratic presidential nomi-
nee, and the Democratic plat
form ARE vague. If not mis-
leading, in their references to
the independence Of the Federal
Reserve Board"
Senator Keating said the
people are entitled to know
where Senator Kennedy and
Senator johnson, his running
mate. stand on the issue.
Evening star., 1960-10-12

sided over the conference, said
there had been "inexcusable
inertia" on civil rights in the
Executive Branch.
Senator johnson, the Demo-
cratic vice presidential candi-
date, sent a message saying:
"The administration of Jack
Kennedy and Lyndon johnson
will be an administration which
will protect the constitutional
rights of all Americans. We
feel-as we have always felt
that before the law all Ameri-
cans should stand equal"
About 400 persons are at
tending the conference, the
fourth in Senator Kennedy's
campaigning by conference"
plan.
Senator Kennedy was to at
tend today's concluding session
and receive reports from work.
ing panels on civil rights in the
fields of housing, education and
voting.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Democrats Denounce
GO. P. Rights Record

NEW YORK, Oct. IL (AP) -
Prominent Democrats attending
a conference called by Senator
Kennedy have criticized Presi-
dent Eisenhower for what they
said was his failure to exercise
leadership in behalf of civil
rights.
Vice President Nixon also was
raped at yesterdays opening
session Of a two-day national
conference on constitutional
rights and American freedom.
Mrs. Roosevelt's View
Joining in the attack were
former Cows. Herbert H. Leh.
man and w. Averell Hartman
of New York. Senators Hum.
phrey Of Minnesota and Clarh
of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt and others.
Mrs. Roosevelt said Mr.. Ell.
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by Mr.. Baker, told the 1900
before him, you just don't
know how l would enjoy sittin'
down and whittlin' with you
awhile.
Perfectly at ease, he began to
tell Texas stories. He started
of with one about the late
Senator Morris Sheppard of
Texas, father" of the 18th
Amendment. That may not
have endeared him to some of
YOU" he said dryly, having been
told that members of his audi
ence had been sampling the
local do-it-yourself product,
known as white lightnin',"
He went on, his afternoon
anger cooled. to speak against
men who live on fear and
smear and who go up and down
the length and breadth of the
country frightening folks and
saying ugly things, nasty
things"
When he finished, one of the
hill folk-most of whom, in
cidentally, were mercantile
and management folk, wearing
three-button suits-Said ap-
provingly, He sounded like a
mountain man."
The men in the mountains
told him the same thing he had
heard in the valleys-that the
Republicans would have won
the election If it had been
held two weeks ago, but that
now the South had rejoined
the flock.
Evening star., 1960-10-12

National 8-954O
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woman does not believe that
propaganda"
God forgive them poor
little Richard God forgive
them for they know not what
they do" he said.
Citing the youthfulneSs of the
Sign-bearers, Senator johnson
advised the parents to "get
them back in the house"
We're going to tear the
mask of the man who lies be-
hind the faces of little girls, -
said the candidate, noddine
again at the placards.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Washington Is Ticking
Back Seat to Lincoln

NEW YORK.-1s the Ameri-
can Revolution taking a back
seat to the Civil Warp Is George
Washington losing out to Abra-
ham Lincoln? 'Twould seem so,
judging by a search of the New
York Public Library.
1t revealed 90 books about
Lincoln and only AZ about
Washington. And the Great
Emancipation has inspired 81
novels and plays, the Father of
Our Country only seven.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
G. O..P. SUN IN ECLIPSE?
Tune Grows Sweeter
For johnson in Dixie
BY MARY McGRORY
Star Stah Writer

EN- ROUTE WITH JOHNSON Oct 12.-Lyndon johnson is
beginning to hear that it's not true what they about Dixie
The Senator'S Governors Mayors and sherfs who get
aboard the LBJ 13car special have told him that with the
after all. .,- =
Evening star., 1960-10-12

have been giving him the same
cheering message. When the
train pulls out of every station
with him bawling from the
back platform, "Good-by
Good-by, God bless yuh, vote
Democratic, vote Democratic, ;
he does so now with real hope
that they will.
FerOcity Displayed
Whatever happens, he has In
the last "a hours justified his
existence on the Democratic
ticket. In Greensville, S. c.,
he lit into Vice President Nixon
with a ferocity that his more
inhibited running mate, SEN
ator Kennedy, has yet to dis
play.
Then he went up into the
mountains to Rocky Bottom, a
hamlet where the only industry
according to the sheriff of
Pickens County is making
moonShine. There he preached
to hill folk about brotherly love
and the golden rule.
His attack on the Vice Presi-
dent was spontaneous, spanked
by boos and the sight of need
ling signs that read IL. B. j.
Counterfeit Confederate"
Now I don't know whether
there's an old Nixon or a new
Nixon" he said heatedly. then
went into a blistering review
OF the Vice Presidents political
career.
He also answered the Vice
Presidents challenge that he
speak about civil rights in the
South. saying that "the Demo-
cratic Party is the party that
believes in protecting the con-
stitutional rights of every per-
son."
GOldwater Attacked
While he was about it, he
took en- Senator Barry Gold
water. the idol of the conser-
vatives, who, he said. has been
sent into the South to explain
the Nelson Rockefeller plat
form.
But you can put a string tie
on him. a frock coat, a Con-
federate flag in his pocket and
a mint julep in both hands, and
CANT fool you folks"
Senator johnson wears a To-
gallon hat. the yellow rose of
Texas in his buttonhole and
his amplifer plays 1.-The Yellow
Rose of Texas" as the LBJl
Special srinds to a halt in the
station. He is on trial as a
son of the South and he is
speaking to the crowds as one
of their own.
He was in his element in
Rocky Bottom. where he went |
on a sentimental journey. The
Secretary OF the Senate Major
ity. Robert q. Baker IS a native
son Of Pickens County and he
had promised the folks that i'll
they would vote for him as dele
gate to the nationaf conventionl
he would produce his boss as
the annual Rocky Bottoml,
Goodwill Association supper.
The toastmaster called it "a
non political. non partisan. |,
Democratic occasion"
The Senator, was introduced
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Stock Holdings Heavy

NEW YORK. Life-insurance
companies in the United States
have more than 1884, ,000, 900
invested in common stocks and
another $1.753.00O, 900 in pre-
lferred stocks Of United States
companies.
Evening star., 1960-10-12

senhower had not provided
moral leadership" and that
this had been responsible fol
the lack of effective civil rights
! Legislation in recent Congresses
She said the civil rights bills
passed by the Democratic Con-
crosses were unsatisfactory.
She added:
"But they were the best bills
we could get passed. If we
could get a few more Repub-
lican votes to support us, we
could have got much better
bills through.
But did you ever hear the
President ask his party to fur
nish those votes? Did you ever
hear the President say that
school integration was moral
ly right?
"All he ever said was that
it was the law of the land
What we need for progress in
civil rights is moral leadership
from the White House, and
this the President hasn't given
US"
Most Of the critics of the
President said that Mr.. Nixon
must share the blame.
Hartman Raps Nixon
Mr.. Hartman said that while
the President was failing to
act, "Vice President Nixon has
been standing in the wings ap-
plauding."
Senator Humphrey, who pre-
Evening star., 1960-10-12

Here is q fine collection of tweeds
60
@lT for any man who has q special
place for tweed in his heart, as
well as his wardrobe. Tweed is ruooed. mos
cune fobric perfect for suits, sports coots,
and topcoots. This magnificent fall presento-
ton, toilored for US by Hart Schoffner 6 Marx,
consists Of the finest imported and domestic
= tweeds blended for todoy's modern Iivinq
light in weight, with crease and shape reten-
tion qualities rarely found in tweed. Conn.,
pound tones Of olive with rich ereys, browns,
and blues abound in variety of stripes, neat
herrinebones, and hopsock weoves. This
grouping Of suits, sports coats, and topcoots
features both traditional and natural shoulder
styling. See our collection of hearty tweeds
soon available Downtown, Chevy Chase,
and Wheaton Plaza.
Tweed Suits sz5
Tweed TOpCOats- SIS
Tweed Sports Coats 1850
Use Our 4-MOnth Extended Payment Plan
No interest or carrying charges
Evening star., 1960-02-16
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

Hogs 5000: slow, steady to * lower
on butchers under 23O lbs; 23O lbs and
heavier steady to IS higher; sows
ESQ lbs l3.25-l3.75. mainly l3 so and
above on weights under go lbs; sew
eral hundred mixed l-2 and IS and a
few lots Is i90-220 lbs 13.75cl4;o0;
lbs closely sorted for grade IA. .O6-I4 IS;
50 head lot high yielding mixed IL
2l5 lbs at 1895: few lots mixed %
and IS 100000 lbs BOOBIES; mixed
mixed St go $3.50 e iSs SH"i II 66:iY5G.
supply increased by around 500 head
slaughter steers carried from Monday;
steers steady TO- 20 lower; slow ex-
steady to IS hisher: most vesiers
steady: stockers and feeders scarce,
few sales steady; several loads and
o!s high is stssPS shSes snd prime two osS iosS
mixed choice and prime 1,40O lbs
- 00-27 "5; a load Of high choice
.395 lbs 1915; a load 976 lbs choice
with good end 1915; most choice
s5 lbs % So 5000 sOSd' e@ 9 56ss Joy enGi's
load lies lbs at 200 good with a
standard end load OF high choice Q26
10 heiters 21.5O; a few high choice
21.25: most good and choice 1900
600; Utility and commercial cows
l4.73-14.0O: Gamers and cutters
14.25-l6.25: utility and commercial
bulls l9.5n-2l 50: few good and
choice yealers .@s.00-3l 90: culls down
and AZ feeding steers m = 50: &c sood $50 SeOiS il
feeding steers 24l0; load of medium
1000 lbs 600.
Evening star., 1960-02-16
Z Bond Offerings
Of $102 Million
Won by Syndicate

NEW YORK, Feb. l6 (AP).-
Halsey. Stuart g. Co. headed
two underwriting syndicates
that submitted the apparent
best bids today for $72 million
of Pacific Telephone g. Tele-
graph Co. debentures and for
$50 million of Port of New York
Authority bonds.
The bid for the Pacific Tele-
phone 33-year securities was
100.53 for a 5ls per cent coupon.
The bid for the port author
ity bonds was 100 for IS, 3.7Os,
3l2s and 3.40S. 1t set net in
terest cost at 1868 per cent.
Subject to award, the Pacific
Telephone debentures were re-
offered at 101,198 to yield sos
per cent.
Subject to award, the port
authority bonds due 1961-79
were re-offered to yield 2.8O to
$40 per cent.
Evening star., 1960-02-16
Sale of ESA
Mutual Fund
Is Launched

Shares of ESA Mutual Fund,
Inc, of Washington, were be-
ing sold today after clearance
of registration at the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
The new fund is sponsored
by the Engineers and Scientists
of America, a national inde-
pendent labor organization rep
reSenting some 10000 profess
Slonal engineers and scientists.
The shares are being offered
in conjunction with American
Diversified Securities, Inc, a
brokerage firm here. The fund
is believed to be the first eStab-
lished by a union exclusively
for its members.
The sales commission is re-
ported to be 2 per cent, which
is below the usual selling charge
of mutual funds. Custodian
for the funds is Riggs National
Bank.
Directors of the fund include
Joseph Amann of Washington,
president of the union, and two
other officers, Max j. Mayfield
of Los Angeles and William
Becan of Camden, N. j.
Evening star., 1960-02-16
JanuaryLoans
0fAssociations
Show Decline

Loan settlements of member
associations of the District
Savings and Loan League de-
clined to $16,648,831 in Janu-
ary, compared with $23.569, ,652
in the previous month and
$2l ,974,910 in January last year,
reported President Julius A.
Maedel yesterday.
Largest decrease was in loans
for the purchase of new homes.
These decreased to S8,226,54l
from SIS 5,009, ,628 in the previous
month and $11.108,580 in the
first 1859 month.
Construction loans totaled
$6,678.660. compared with $6,-
200,650 in the previous month
and $7,020,130 a year earlier.
Other loans amounted to ST.
743,630, compared with $685.
374 in December and $3,846,-
201 in January, 1859.
While loans Jagged, total
assets of the 81 member asso-
Citations edged forward to a
new high of $1,174,73O,621 on
January 81 VS.. $1,171,579,596 a
month earlier and $1,O44,479,-
445 year earlier.
Invested savings amounted to
a record $1,001, ,264, ,78l VS.. $685.
083 ,484 a month earlier and
1898, ,l55, ,842 a year earlier
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$65 Capita Spent
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nations in the world outside
the United States invest in ad-
vertising only from one-tenth
to one-fourth in proportion to
population what we in the
United States invest"
Nowhere else in the world, "
he noted, "iS there advertising
of the kind and to the extent
we have here. And nowhere
else do individuals enjoy a
standard of living anywhere
nearly as high as ours. And
this standard is expressed in
real wealth that is the envy
and wonder of the world"
More than 40 companies, ac-
cording to industry statistics,
spent more than $40 million
each on advertising in 1857.
Nearly 400 companies devoted
more than a million dollars
for that purpose.
The total advertising sum
represented an business in
vestment Of about $50 million
a day.
The Federation pointed out
that advertising has increased
from $50 million in 1868 to its
present size, more than 200
times greater a sum.
1T developed out of an
economic need" an industry
report declared, and grew be
cause it performed a necessary
service, along with other eco
nomic forces. in the growth of
our country"
An industry spokesman OBJ
served that advertising ex-
pense per unit of manufacture
on most products is relatively
small. About half a cent is
spent for advertising on a pack
Of cigarettes. one-f1fth of a
cent on a popular soft drink
and less than the cost of a
wrapper on a loaf of bread.
Our whole economy is built
around advertising as a tool of
selling" a Federation report
concluded, "and would have
to change sharply without it. !"