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Marian Jordan, Molly
Of 'Fibber McGee' Show

ENCINO. Calf, April 8 (AP)
Marian Jordan. the sharp
witted but soft-hearted wife Of
the famed "Fibber MCGEE and
Molly" radio show, died Of can
Ger yesterday-a week before
her SD birthday.
She and Jim Jordan, husband
and co-star, amused millions in
the pre-TV era with their
gentle humor as the daffy
couple who lived in the myth
cal town Of Wistful Vista.
Closed forever now is the Nc
Gees fantastically cluttered
closet. Whenever MCGEE
opened it-at least once a show
hundreds of articles spilled
thunderously onto the floor
a sure laugh from coast to
coast.
Molly's tart, quavery rebuke,
"Tain't funny, McGee," became
a national expression. Her por-
trayal Of the precocious little
girl next door who flabber-
gasted the McGees with impos-
sible questions brought chuckles
to many.
Although among radios top
entertainers, the Jordans never
made it on TV. The show was
attempted on TV with another
cast-but failed.
The Jordans started as a
vaudeville team before World
War l. Molly Cfew thought of
her as Marian) was q piano
teacher in Peoria. H., and Mr..
Jordan. a wholesale drug clerk
earning So week. They said
pit was love at first sight-and
they were married in 1918.
Between vaudeville dates in
the midwest, they picked up
$40 an appearance for an oc-
casional radio show.
In 1881. they met Don Quinn,
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1n Mrntnrtant

BRADY, GLADYS. In memory Of my
dear daughter, GLADYS BRADY,
who departed this life seventeen
years ago today, April s, 1914.
In my heart your memory fingers,
Sweetly. tenderly and true:
There is not day. dear Gladys,
That / do not think OF you.
4 May her soul rest in peace.
LOVING MOTHER, LuVENIA HER
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Inuriltn1s

REIsKIN, NATHAN. There will be
memory Of our beloved husband
and father. NATHAN REIsKIN, on
sunday. April g.. 1861. at 1l:30
am, at the B'nai Israel Cemetery,
st. Barnabas rd., Oxon Hill, Nd.
Relatives and friends invited.
MRS, ELIZABETH REISKIN AND
CHILDREN. 2,S"
gNIDER, LOUIS. There will be an
unveiling OF a monument in memory
Of LOUIS SNIDER on Sunday, April
10. 1861, at II noon, at the Beth
Sholom Cemetery.
MRS. LOUIS sNIDER AND SONS.
- s,9,l5
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS


BEAUTIFUL ROCKVILLE CEMETERY,
$50 yrs. old, nonprof, nonsectarian,
perp. care; 3 sites, $1ST.50: 2 sites,
$3.50; / site. $S5; installments. J. C.
- SMITH, s. Z. Bogley. Inc, PO. q
6151.
FORT LINCOLN-8 select sites, will
sell separately or as a whole rea-
sonable. RA 6-2S90. .
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-4 burial
sites in Bible section; sacrifice. CIR.
3-2752. 10
FORT LINCOLN-2 sites, East Mount
Calvary Gardens; reasonable. UN.
FORT LINCOLN--5 sites, Garden Of
the Cross. For information. call
JU. 7-59fs. 10
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
crypts in Georse Washington Me-
mortal Gardens, $1,000. IA.
s-3393. 10
PARKLAWN (MontF. Co.)-Beautiful
2, or 8 select sites. WI. 6-564l.
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FLORISTS

CONKLYN's FLORIST
2046 Wilson Blvd, All. JA. 7-69l6
923 King st.. Alex. XII. 9-61l2
'-- JOHN SHARPEN. INC.
1921 Brinkley Rd Sc,
Oxon Hill Md. CHI. $500
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In Mrntnrtant

BROOKS, AMY. A tribute Of love
and devotion TO the memory OF our
beloved mother. AMY BROOKS. who
passed away seven years ago today,
April g. 1854.
The angels are safely guarding
sacred and silent grave,
For in, 1t lies a precious one
We loved, but could not save
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
BROWN. NANCY FAIRFAX. Sacred
TO the memory OF my friend. NANCY
FAIRF!Ax BROWN, who departed
TINS lie three years ago today,
Peaceful be thy rest.
CRAWFORD, VERONICA GLADYS. In
VERONICA GLADYS CRAWFORD
who passed away three years ago
today. April S. 1898.
Her life is y beautiful memory,
Her absence our silent grief;
She is asleep in Gods beautiful
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
DoZIER. ALLEN. In loving memory
Of my dear husband, ALLEN DO
zIER, who passed away two years
ago today. April 8, 1859.
In memory l turn back the pages
hlOnB ehCn ROAD We trOQ,
And bless the years together,
But leave the rest to God.
LOVING WIFE. ROSALIE.
DoZIER. ALLEN. In loving memory
OF my son and our brother. ALLEN
DOzIER. who departed this life
two years ago today, April 8, 1859.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps you TO FORGET.
But time so far has only proved
How much miss y0n
DEVOTED MOTHER AND s1sTERs.
Federico, CARRIE. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother. CARRIE
Federico, who passed away seven
years ago today, April 8. 1854.
HEH NAY nEvoTnb She TesI Gz,PF n ,PFsSSsss; PFSssu
GIBSON, LAURA Z. In loving mem
GIBSON ny who I5 passed Si"sT away EeSsS one year a.
ago today, April 8. 1860.
A precious one from me has gone,
A voice loved is stilled:
A place is vacant in my life
Which never can be filled.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. BERNICE.
NEW, JAMES N; In loving remem-
departed this iiis six years ago
today. April g. 1855.
Today recalls the memory
or q loved one passed to rest,
And those who think OF you today
Are the ones who loved you best
MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTH
ovERTON. THOMAS W. In loving
memory OF our beloved one,
THOMAS W. oVERToN, who passed
away one year ago today. April 3,
1850.
God took away our loved one
To brighten his Heaven above.
And left us with A memory,
Which will live forever in our hearts.
HIS DAUGHTERS, THADDENIA Q.
HOUSE. sABRINAH g; DAR
DARRELL AND THOMAS o.
DARRELL, AND HIS SISTER,
PAULINE D. VIRGIL.
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Announcement A Of
Services By Chambers
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KING; CORA NJ On Friday, April
NJ. KING. the beloved mother Of
James T. King and Mrs. Catherine
H. Tastet. She also is survived
by two grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
Am. Sunday. April Q. until $50
am. Tuesday, April IL. REQUIEM
mass will be offered at the Mount
Calvary Catholic Church. 1900 Mari
boro pike, on Tuesday. April IL,
at 10 am. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery. 10
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NELSON, JOHN II. On Friday, April
JOHN l. NELs6N 5SliGf'pP oi fsl1 HSsDi:1 SS.sn;
lane; Arlingtona Va. beloved hus.
Of William p. Nelson and Mrs
Helen ~ Rinaudot. He also is
survived by seven grandchildren
and two great-grAndchiidren Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1855
Pa. ave. NV. courtesy parking op-
goEitel. Mass will be, offered al
st. Charles Catholic Church, 1904
North Washington blvd. Arlington
Va, on Monday, April 10. at 10
am. Interment Orange. N. j. In
lieu Of flowers contributions may
be made to the Heart Association. 9
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April 8. 1861. MAURICE KORMAN
Of 2S06 Chesterfield place NV,
and devoted father OF Susan Aubra
and David Joseph Norman. He
also Is survived by q brother, Isaac
Norman Of Israel Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky IL
sons Funeral Home. 1901 l4th st.
NV. on Sunday. April q. at 1870
pm. Interment Adas Israel Gene
terry, Memorial week, oSO6 Ches-
terfleld place NV. In lieu Of
flowers the family suggests con-
tributionS may be made 10 the
Seorset9Wn University Hematology
Research Fund
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denly. on Wednesday, april 5,
1851, at the Washington Sani-
tarium and Hospital. ALFRED LEE
EVERHART Of 23 Thomas drive,
Meadowood. Nd, husband OF Flea
nor M. Everhart, father Of Lee I.
Everhart and brother OF Mrs Goldie
Clark, Mrs. Louise Young, Mrs
Wilbur Holder, Mrs. Hazel Ash
ton. Stanley E.. Earl. Roy. Wood
Everhart rests at the Warner Z.
Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
b Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd,
where services will be held on
SATURDAY. April 8. at 3 pm. (park-
ing facilitiesl. Interment Mount
shine. Md.
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FORT LINCoLN-o sites. East Mount
Calvary Gardens; reasonable. UN.
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"iFA Fliaay hnTiI o ,SfI AiHn A. HontsoUn nm
fouP LIZ 3sPsHi cHaRLToa HS:St1 1L2HM Ginfz Nus Nus
band of the late GLADYS l. Gil
liam Of Gaithersburg. Nd. father
Of Mrs. Ruth L. TydinEs, Mrs.
tner MIi 1.Sw. ha%se .rrv MTS anna ns Lee Myers
Gillian; brother of Mrs Kath-
crime Mitchell and Richard Gil.
liam. He also is survived by -four
grandchildren and nine great-srand-
children. Friends may call at thG
Francis H Barber Funeral Home
Laytonsville, Md. where services will
be held on Sunday. April 3. al
) pm. Interment Forest Oak Gem
etery. 9
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wATERs. LOUISE LoNGwELL. On
IoNGwELL" "SRa7ssF WATERs. va, viz. L9ois. q r..
late odale Dabney Waters. She is
survived by a daughter. Mrs. Keith
hiyohii iisN son; Admiral Q. D. Waters.
sister; Mrs. Carl Lehnis Of Pratt,
" Va, and brother, Arthur [.
LonEwell Of Washington. D. c. Fu-
neral services will be held at II
TTin;,ty IN; MSnGsg; Pnf.cyr, April 10. at the
va. with burial at Manassas Gene
WEST, EDWIN M. suddsn,v or
Rss.sssairr ARE.i ttbw1iSSS 1SSl ~ u %Es4 sf
formerly Of DarneStown, Md be,
loved husband OF Bessie @. West
MH Snd father Of Mrs. Grover K.
srsnSehild sHl He ans 9lSo Is tyo survived by one
children: Friends may cali at t6e
Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home I33i
East MontRomery ave, (Rockyille
eeiE0: Rockville; Nd. after II noon
SitjurSs'i SiIj 81 April 3 where services
Pres6yterian Church Cemetery. Ex-
pIeSSlons OF sympathy may be sent
20 the Montgomery County Heart
association. KensinEton. Md. o
WILLIAMS. BERTHA. On saturdas,
April 8. 1851. BERTHA WILLIAMS
oi 6lS Q ST. NV. Notice Of funeral
Mter' Arrangements by Jarvis.
WITHERSPOON. LONDELL. Suddenly.
on wednesday,, April S, 1851, al
hoNpSII hfS NTpsSS1IdIenGs, T;,1 1904 Thsysr st, ne,
darling son OF Leroy and susie Bell
Witherspoon. He also is survived
oy three sisterss three brothers, two
erandmotherS. two grandfathers and
9ther relatives and friends After
may call at the Hoffman Funeral
Home. aOe 9th st. NV, where serv-
ices will be; held on Monday, April
70. at A:30 am. Interment Ar
nnEton National Cemetery. %
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Draths

MARY G. on Friday. April
General Hospital. MARY c, GEIGER
aEed 81. beloved wife Of the late
John oeiEer, mother Of John H,
Geiger. She also is survived by
seven grandchildren and one great
grandson. Friends may call AZ the
Lee Funeral Home. .4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne. until 1880 am.
held at st. Matthews Lutheran
Church. 527 Kentucky ave. Sc,
at . pm, Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 9
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April Z. 1861. SARAH HATsWELL
of 1908 l4th st. NV. beloved wife
of the late Arthur W. HatSwell and
mother OF Mrs. Ethel Phythian and
Cecil Riley. She also is survived
by four grandchildren, seven great
grandchildren and two great-great-
grandchildren. Friends may call
al Nalley's Funeral Home, $500
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave
ne. where services will be held on
Monday. April 10. at pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. View
ing on Saturday and Sunday, April
s and 9. 2 to pm. and Z to
10 pm o
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WILLEh, SAMUEL r. on Friday
Hospital. SAMUEL p. MILLER 81
$500 Coolidge st. Sc, husband OF
Mrs. Margaret Miller. father OF
russell. Wilbur, Herbert. Fred, Ar
garet Jennings, Mrs. Edna Hart
man. Mrs. Frances Cook, Mrs. Doro-
thy Kohne and Mrs, Catherine
Turheyille. He also is survived BY
three brothers, one sister and six
call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th ST. and Mass ave. ne. where
services will be held on Monday,
April 10, ats pm. Interment on
tuesday, April II, at 2 pm. al
Beaver Greek Cemetery, Bridge
water. Va. 10
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fort LTNCOLN-5 sites, Garden OF
the Cross. For information. call
Evening star., 1961-04-08

LOWRIMORE. GEORGE v. Suddenly
on Thursday, April 8. 1861. al
NV. GEORGE w '. LoWRIMoRE LoWRIiMa Is
beloved husband OF Estaieen Y
LoHrimore He also is survived by
son, Ronald Lowrimore; a step
daughter. Miss Carnetta Logan, anc
three sisters. Mrs. Merle Langley
OF Atlanta. Ga; Mrs. Matte Sadlel
and Mrs. Vera cookson, both OF
Baltimore, Nd, Services at the s
H; Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
18th st NV, on Monday. April
10, at Am. parking facilities
interment Arlington National Gene.
terry.
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PARKLAWN fMontE. co.J-Beautiiul
2, or 9 select sites. VIII. 6-564l.
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April 8. 1861 At the Alexandri. n
is survived by two brothers, three
sisters, nieceS. nephews. other relA.
tives and friends. Friends may
call at Arnold'S Funeral Home, 81 /
North Patrick St. Alexandria, Va.
after u noon Saturday. April &
Funeral services on Sunday, Apri
=. at the above funeral home Al
pm. the Rev. Mills Officiating
interment Coleman Cemetery, Fair.
fax County, Va.
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"iC OLDEN. FEhtl n. On .WedneS-
day. April ). 1891, at the Wash
ington Sanitarium and Hospital
PERCY N. MOULDEN Of I0OO5 Ten
brock drive. Silver Spring. Md q.
husband of the late Virginia B.
Moulden and father Of Mrs. Ed
mond l.. Van Vert and owen M.
Moulden brother OF Mrs. Maude
Boyd and grandfather OF Carole
Ann, .Sandra Lee and Vireinia N.
Van Vert. Mr.. Moulden rests at
the Warner E. Pumphery Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Md, where service Will be
held on Monday. April 10, at 1870
pm. tparkinR facilitiesI. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Friends
may visit at the funeral home after
pm: Saturday.
MOULDEN, PERCY n. Comrades of
GdlR Richard J. Harden Camp,
United Spanish War Vet
#$+1VWI Grams. are informed OF the
HsafIHM death OF our comrade.
l@NS&GAl PERCY N. MoULDEN. In
5 terment Arlington National
I'LL Cemetery
JOHN J. sABINs, Commander.
NELSON, JOHN II. On Friday, April
JOHN H, NELSON OF 1917 Queens
lane, Arlington. Va. beloved hus.
Evening star., 1961-01-30

shucker; Tom C. Young, secur-
ity officer at the Shoreham.
The new National Capitol
Area Volkswagen Clubs Snow
bird Rally drew 10 entrants
last week, with most Of the
Thursday-Friday snowfall still
on the course in the Silver
Spring area. Winners: Mr..
and Mrs. John Tyler, first; Mr..
and Mrs. Glen ONeiI, second.
and Don McROberts and Chip
ROthery, third.
&& -
VOlvO owners won't want to
be without THE Volvo Guide"
by Bill Carroll and Just pub
lished by Crown Publishers of
New York with a $1.95 price
tag J. w. Walters has been
elected president Of the Gen.
eral Motors Management Club
here. Dodge has announced
the new "770" Lancer sports
coupe with a factory retail price
Of $1,895 in its new look
at auto safety, Sports Illus
trated magazine points out that
motoring in the United States
is safer than it ever was-that
there were $4,000 highway
deaths last year. this is the
same number which occurred
in 1886 when there were only
40 per cent as many cars and
trucks in use.
Evening star., 1961-01-30
PEOPLE
IN
BUSINESS

Maxwell M. Rabb, former
Presidential assistant and Sec
retary to the Cabinet. has been
elected a director Of American
News Co.
Lewis M. Sherer, jr., has been
named vice president in charge
Of the Washington office of
Howard F. Dugan, Inc. hotel
convention sales consultants.
He has been sales manager at
the Sheraton Carlton.
Robert M. Koch Of WASH
ington has been reelected
president of the National Lime
stone Institute, Inc.
Dennis o. Virgins has been
named manager of the Wash
ington district sales office of
the Ford Division of Ford Motor
Co. He has been manager at
Richmond. Va.
John KOval Of Logan Motor
Co. has been elected president
of the newly-organized WASH
ington Ford Dealers Account
ants Club.
David Gushee, associate edi-
tor Of Chemical and Engineer
ing News. with offices here, has
been named head OF the
European editorial office in
London, England.
Evening star., 1961-01-30
Steel Output
Pace to Hold
In February

CLEVELAND, Jan. 80 (AP).
Steel output in February is
not likely to be any greater
than this months production.
Steel Magazine reported today.
The Woodworking weekly
estimated the January output
at 6.5 million ingot tons. This
is an increase of IL per cent
over the So million tons pro-
duced in December and the
highest since October's SO mil
lion tons.
Because Of the fewer work.
ing days next month, steel
makers would have to increase
their daily production and
shipments slightly just to equal
the January output, Steel
pointed out.
Orders are showing no over
all Improvement" 1t said. "At
some mills, they're running a
little behind last months"
The publication added, how
ever, that it's too early to tell
just what the outcome will be
and explained that orders
placed after February 1 may
be large enough to push the
months volume up to the jan
uary level.
Some steelmakers have been
getting 40 to so per cent. Of a
months business after the first
Of the month";" the magazine
said.
Steel estimated this weeks
production will be about the
same as that last week, which
showed an increase of OIL per
cent over the previous weeks
output of 1,499. 900 tons.
Production cutbackS in the
automotive industry are large
ly responsible for the sidewise
movement in STEEL" the publi-
cation said. IF it weren't for
the automakerS' request that
part Of their February tonnage
be held until March, the mar
ket trend would be moderately
upward"
Steel magazines price COM
posite on No. l heavy melting
scrap was at $32 a gross ton
last week. unchanged from the
previous weeks revised figure
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throughout all segments of
manufacturing and retailing.

throughout all segments Of
manufacturing and retailing.
Already two leading manu-
facturers of sheets, pillowcases
and bedspreads are putting
the symbols on all their prod
ucts. Hundreds Of manufac-
turers will be doing so
within six months. The NRMA
is holding meetings with tex
tile manufacturing associa-
tions, laundry equipment max
ers, laundry owners. dry clean
ers. Soap makers will include
the Sure Care Symbols with
their soap packages. Retail
ers will enclose charts Of the
symbols with their products so
you can paste a chart in your
laundry or kitchen. AS soon as
the labels are on enough prod
ucts, stores will start window
displays, special promotions.
Experts think the symbols will
become close to universal" in
a relatively short time.
TITS a pleasure to tell you
about the Symbols" said the
NRMA executive when I'd fin
ished questioning him. It's q
pleasure indeed. dear NRMA,
to hear and pass on the news.
distributed 1881. by The Hall Syn.
| dicate. Inc. All RiRhta Re6erYed
Evening star., 1961-01-30
Tax Notice Given
On Luxury Tours
BY the Associated Press

The Internal Revenue Serv-
ice cautions taxpayers against
too freely listing trips to over
seas luxury areas as business
tax deductions.
The advertising for some Of
these tours, the service said.
raises substantial questions
about whether they qualify as
deductible business expenses.
ITO be tax deductible." the
service said. expenditures
must be ordinary and neces-
sary to the taxpayers nusi-
ness"
1t added that tax examiners
have been instructed to scru-
tinize more sharply than ever
returns involving entertain
ment, travel and expenses OF
a similar nature, including
the cost Of purported business
trips which are, in fact, vaca-
tiOnS."
Evening star., 1961-01-30
ON WHEELS
New Race in the Market Place
By CHARLES YARBRoUeH

If you have any interest in
automobile sales races, glance
aside at what might be shap-
ing up between Renault and
Volkswagen.
Second only to the top-sell-
ing Volkswagen in 1860 sales
in this country, Renault is out
to close the gap this year, an
nouncing a significant 5000
price cut and introducing a
brand-new model, the GOrdini.
Among the buyers. price cuts
are always welcome, recalling
the lets you and him fight"
Highly competitive as they are,
automobile builders seldom in
tentionally start a price war, SO
don't expect anything drastic
Early last year during a press
showing of the pert new Re-
nault Caravelle, a New York
official Of the French COM
pany was asked the possibility
Of putting the Gordini engine
into the Caravelle. The reply
was q startled "oh boy, don't
say anything about that now
Wen probably do it later on
Now comes the Gordini-a
dressed-up version Of the Dau-
phine, with eight more horse
power Ito 400. a price tag oi
$3.50 (port Of entry, q four
speed gear box and luxury in.
teriors.
The Dauphine price has beer
dropped to 1885 at the East
Coast port-of-entry.
In still another move, Re.
nault has extended its war.
ranty to all vehicles to /.
months or 10000 miles ane
made it retroactive to July 81
Of last year.
To encourage greater use Of
seat belts. Chrysler today is an.
nouncing the belts will be Of
fered to dealers on a non profit
basis.
In addition, Chrysler is rec
ommending that the dealer
make the belts available t,
owners Of all makes of cars OF
a similar basis. Price of eacl
belt to the dealer will be $685.
President L. L. Colbert said.
I'VE have recommended tina
the dealer. as q public service
offer the belt to owners of ou
cars and to owners Of compel
tive makes on a non-profi
basis, with only a nomina
charge being added for install
lation."
A telephone check finds vary
ing prices for seat belts an,
installation facilities at Chrys
Ter service facilities. One plac
quoted $29.70 for belts and in
stallation; another $32.80.
Installation Of two belts i
Evening star., 1961-01-30
DIVIDENDS
By the Associated Press
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. 80 tAP) tuspA.-
Hogs 5000; active, butchers and sows
fully steady: good shipping demand:
mixed grade 1-2 and mixed 1-3 l9O-
23O lbs. 1S.OO-1S.5O: 175 head mostly
1-2 20O-"20 lbs 1S.6O-1s.75: mixed
2-3 and IS 10000 lbs. 1T.75-1S2b;
mixed l-3 and mixed 2-3 23O-26O
lbs, 17.5O-1S.25; mixed "a and IS
260-300 lbs. 7.000-l7 20; mixed grade
Ia and mixed 90 100000 lb. sows
l5.2b-16.2b; mixed Grade 2-3 and 3s
40O-550 lbs. 1425-15.5O.
Cattle $4,000: calves 100; slaughter
steers steady to so higher; heifers
steady to 25 lower; cows, bulls and
vealers fully steady: no sales Stockers
and feeders; load lots choice and prim
90O-1 400 lb. steers 26.25-29. 90; most
prime steers and all Grades over 1,400
lbs still unsold: mixed good and choice
aOO-1 300 lbs. 25.50-27.25: good
"a. .O0-26.25; q few standard and mixed
standard and good 22.50-24 90; choice
heifers 26.25-27. so; mixed good and
choice 25.25-26 25; good :3.OO-24. 10;
utility and standard 15.50-22.75;
utility and comercial cows 15.O0-17. 90;
Gamers and cutters .l3.OO-l6.Oo; util-
ity and commercial bulls 1S.50-21 80:
good and choice vealers 22.00-2S.00;
culls down to 1900,
Evening star., 1961-01-30
Directors Reelected
By ArIinqton Bank

All directors were reelected
at the recent annual stockhold-
ers meeting Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Arlington. Pres
ident Walter J. O'Donnell an
nounced.
Directors include: Thomas
J. Broyhill, Maj. Gen. Howard
c: Davidson, Gen. Jacob L.
Devers, Col. J. Fuller Groom,
Herbert H. Goodman. Webb c.
Hayes III, E. Carl Hengen. DR..
j. Raymond B. Hutchinson,
Lawrence o. Kenyon, James l..
McIlvaine, Mr.. O'Donnell. Adm,
Murray L. Royer, Arthur r.
Pomponio, Fred Schneider,
Gen. Carl A. Spaatz. Alden j.
Towberman. Aired w. Trueax,
Fred Walker and William Wen
dell.
Evening star., 1961-01-30
Earnings

Gerber Products Co. in 8
months ended December 81
earned $5,903,854 or $2.7S a
share VS.. $5,234,163 or $2.46 in
1859 period.
Ralston Purina in 3 months
ended December 81 earned
$4,662, SOB or II cents a share
VS.. $4,495,136 or SO cents in
1859 period.
u. S. Borax & Chemical in 3
months ended December 81
earned $1.112.S74 or % cents
a share VS.. $1.456.909 or 81
cents in 1859 period.
Thor Power Tool Co. in IL
months ended November 80
earned $1.440. .508 or $l.74 a
share VS.. $l.574.362 or $1.90 in
1859 period.
Staley Mfg. Co. in 3 months
ended December 81 earned
81 ,367,972 or So cents q share
VS.. $1,36S,820 or IS cents in
1859 period.
Lehn e. Fink in 6 months
ended December 81 earned
$881, ,016 or $2.35 a share VS.
$765, 1886 or 1928 in 1859 period
Garrett Corp. in 6 months
ended December 81 earned
Sill 900 or so cents a share
VS.. $2,7O3,000 or 1884 in 1856
period.
Other earnings included:
VanH EnAnA nAAnnnhaR
Evening star., 1961-01-30
Investment CounseIors
Plun District Branch

The husband of President
Kennedy's personal physician,
DR.. Janet G. Travell of New
York, plans to open a Wash
ington branch office Of Trainer,
Workman & Co. investment
counSelors, shortly.
He is John w. G. Powell, vice
president of this firm and has
been associated with it for IL
years. Mr.. Powell and his wife
are seeking a home in WASH
ington.
Officials explained the prin-
cipal business Of Trainer,
Workman & Co. is in advising
clients on the investment OF
substantial sums Of capital.