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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
Bruvo-Conrud's
Is Not Colony
By JOHN M. RossoN

We had a cocktail, onion soup
gratine, Conrad'S Scallopini Of
veal (marsala), fresh hmas, a
baked potato, hot bread, a
tossed green salad, cheesecake
and cake espresso. The bill to-
tailed $5.75.
The dining room Cat street le-
vel) is done in bits of black
leather, soft wood paneling, and
subdued burnt-gold materials.
The period, according to Mr..
ValanOS, is President Grant"
Backing up the description are
Grant period" lightin 8 fix
lures. The effect is one Of excel
lent taste and relaxed comfort.
Downstairs (below the side
walk you'll find Conrad'S
Lounge, also smartly appointed,
and in the evening offering live
entertainment. Both rooms are
open for lunch.
You can dine well for less
than our $5.75, of course. The
price vary widely-from the COG
au win Chicken cooked in wine)
with tossed green salad, a
fresh vegetable and a potato,
for $2.95, to chateaubriand for
two, with sauce bernaise, a
crisp green salad bowl, q gar
den vegetable and a potato, for
$12.9S.
There is a worthwhile wine
list, too.
Conrad's is open from IL am.
to 2 am, Monday through Fri
day, and IL am. to midnight on
Saturday. There is free park
ing beginning at 6 p. m. at the
PM parking area next door.
This is a reprint from the
Washington Evening Star of
Thursday, October "a, 1868.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK CAPD.-The New York
stock Exchange reported today these
odd lot transactions BY principal deaf
ers for November 4: Purchases Of
394. Sl2 shares; sales Of 43S,ll1 shares
including 1881 shares sold short.
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OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished BY the Ma
tiOnal Association Of Securities Dealers
IN Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at ! pm. Wednes-
day, November 8, 1850:
Anmkm an1 Nnaurnmea Enrwuaufen-
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DynoIectron Names Treasurer

Alton B. Goehring, jr., has been
named treasurer of Dynalectron Corp,
Washington firm engaged in electron-
les. astronautics. aircraft and missile
maintenance. nucleonics and similar
fields. Before joining the company. Mr..
Goehring was a senior auditor in the
commission division of Arthur Andersen
g. Co., Chicago. He was graduated with
a degree in accounting from the Uni
versity of Miami after serving for three
years In the Coast Guard.
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Of People
Two Named to Insurance Bourd

The Associated Traffic Clubs Insur-
anee Corp. has announced the appoint
ment Of H. Roy Andersen Of Mclean, a
vice president of the company. and
Mason King. vice president-Taffic for
the Southern Railway. to its board Of
directors. Incorporated in Delaware, the
insurance company is an affiliate of the
Associated Traffic Clubs of America.
headouartered here II was formed in
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Williams Joins Ad Agency

Richard T. Williams, formerly with
Radio Station wEAM, has Joined the
Ernest S. Johnston Advertising Agency
as an account executive. A native of
Rochester, N. Y, Mr.. williams majored
in economics at the University of Roch-
ester, started his advertising career in
that city, and came to Washington in
1856. where he joined the Manchester
Organizations as an account executive.
He directed their radio and television
advertising. He is an Army Air Corps
veteran of World War II.
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Air Agency Promotes Webb

Jack @. Webb has been appointed
special assistant to the Federal Aviation
Agency's associate administrator for
programs, David D. Thomas. Mr.. webb,
a career FAA employe, has been assist
ant chief of the sgency's flight inSpec-
ton and procedures division. He Joined
FAA in 1912. In his new position he will
represent the agency in negotiations
with the air industry on flight stand
ards, airports and traffic matters.
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Business sales in the United
States totaled $40 billion in
September, up slightly from
August, but not enough to
match the July record.-Com-
merce Department.
New car dealers sold more
than 768, 900 cars in october,
a record for any month and
UP S per cent from 72S, 700 a
year ago, the old record month.
Freight car loadings by the
Pennsylvania Railroad totaleo
77l43 in the week ended No
vember 2, a decline from the
78,277 a year earlier.
Iron ore shipments at Great
Lakes ports in October totaled
8,O8e, 034 tons, UP 1.0S4,041 over
1862 period. - American Iron
Ore Association.
Earnings
Zenith Radio in 9 months
ended September 80 earned
$l2,570,000 or $1.37 a share VS.
$11,59,672 or $1.2S in 1885,
period.
American BiItrite Rubber II
9 months ended September 81
earned S2,445,948 or $1.46
share VS.. $2,262,417 or $1.37 il
1862 period.
CrowelI- Collier Publishing II
9 months ended September 81
earned $3,564,000 or $1.09
share VS.. 1851, 900 or $1.08 il
1862 period.
North American Aviation
earned in the year ended Sep
TENDER 80 $41,196,000 or $4.91
a share VS.. $33,954,000 or $40
in 1862 period.
Dana Corp. in year endeC
August 81 earned $20,950, 22t
or 1928 VS.. $19,833,377 or $500
in 1862 period
b. V. d. Co. in 6 months
ended September 80 earned
September 80 earned 1892
208 or Sc cents a share VS.
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SEAMS TO ME

The awning canopy is a
popular decorative window
treatment that can be used
alone, or with short cafe
curtains. It's perfect in
kitchens, children's rooms
and playrooms and can be
used as q bed canopy when
attached to the wall. You
can keep the bottom edge
straight, or shape it as Illus
trated.
This canopy Is hung on
two regular fiat white rods.
The top rod has a 2-inch re-
turn; the bottom rod comes
in widths up to 48 inches, so
for wider areas use q 6-inch
return rod or attach 1t to 2
inch-thick wood blocks to
equal 8 inches.
1. Following figure /, cut
the width CD to be covered
and the depth (b) of 16
inches. Cut returns at sides
IA inches deep, 2 inches at
C, 10 inches at d, and 6 inches
at e. For a longer overhang
add inches to e. For a
longer slanted portion add
inches to d. II you do add
inches to these two, be sure
to adjust b also. Add seam
and side hem allowances.
Stitch sides to center,
lengthwise.
2. Cut the lining for the
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ASK DOROTHY DRAPER :
GiveYourHouse
A 'Trinnin,

tape or an initial or fruit
motif cut out Of felt.
If your area rug doesn't
extend quite as far as you
had pictured it, add q border
of harmonizing needlepoint
type Of fabric or other good
wearing pattern that you can
buy by the yard.
Some fabrics lend them
selves to borders. Some have
medallions, scrolls. motifs
that can be cut into strips
and used to decorate or
trim" whatever needs that
extra oomphI It Is q smart
way to lengthen q slipcover
that doesn't seem to touch
the floor as it did before you
washed it.
A solid colored bedspread
achieves an extravagantly
elegant air by simply adding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

If your house doesn't seem
to be responding to all Of
your efforts, why not give
It a "trimmin"? Sometimes
Just a tiny touch here or
there can make all the diff
ference in the world.
A floral or woven tape Dor
der added to a fabric cornice
and running down the edge
Of a curtain can give a plain
drapery that desired custom
made look. A just run-of-
the-mill lampshade becomes
an eye-c q tcher by adding
contrasting ball-fringe or a
layer Of plump moss fringe to
top and bottom Of the shade.
inexpensive place mats as
sumo company status with
the q EDITION Of a strip Of
bright colored embroidered
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Awning Canopy
Is New Idea
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

overhang the necessary
width and the same depth
as e, plus 2 inches for bot
tom rod casing. Draw bot
tom edge pattern on wrong
side Of canopy Figure a..
8. Pin the lining in place
with right sides Of fabric
together. Stitch along the
pattern design outline and
turn the lining to the wrong
side Figure 81.
4. With the top 2 inches
Of the lining make the rod
casing. Stitch the side hens.
Turn over 2 inches Of fabric
at the top and make the top
rod casing. Insert pinch re-
turn rod at the top and g.
inch return rod at the bottom
Figure ~.
Shape the bottom edge
with points, scallopS or in
any way you wish. Add ball
fringe or taSsels to each
point Of design, or sew on
decorative buttons at each
point. You can use almost
any fabric you wish. Make
the canopy to match your
bedspread or curtains, or In
a print or plain color TO CO.
ordinate with the decor Of
the room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

a strip Of floral print down
the length Of it on either side
Of the part that lays on top
Of the bed.
A Greek Key border brings
q classical relief to a room
when used TO top a plain
wallpapered wall or pasted
near the rim Of 9 wastsbask-
ct. Or around an unadorned
mirror it adds an uncomph-
Gated pattern and dresses up
an otherwise noteworthy of
notice accessory. Why not
give your house the trim
min" It deserves.
80
Mrs. L. T. asks: ts
"HoW would you curtain
those Andersen windows that
open out7"
Dear Mrs. L T.:
Draw draperies-either to
the window sill or floor seem
to work best with these win
dows.
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AN
ARCHITECTS
VIEWPOINT

in THIS city of many architectural
styles there are q number Of staid, old
row houses which stand as mOurnfuI
monuments to the heartache of Queen
Victoria. Built in the 1890, they repre-
sent the sympathy of the English people
for the Queen after the death Of Prince
Albert. The feeling washed across the
Atlantic, taking hold Of architectural
style here. The effect took the form Of
narrow, high-ceilinged homes, with tall,
narrow windows fashioned to hold
back the light; dark interiors made
darker still by heavy draperies. Such
was the house at 2735 P street NV.
And il offered q challenge TO Hugh
Newell Jacobsen, an architect Of our
era, who bought the house three years
ago. The challenge, in Mr.. Jacobsen's
words: ITO give the house a contempt
rary feeling while keeping respect for
the original design. This mostly was a
matter of cleaning it up and getting rid
Of the friIls and gew-gaws." Ii also
meant opening up the house and letting
in the light. Partitions were torn out
and replaced by glass. Now one can
see the garden in the rear from the
front door. ''The garden" Mr.. Jacobsen
says. sis the magic and surprise of the
town house."
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NELP WOMEN

WAITRESS, for new Kcsher-style
sRPIy,s ss5 week pIgs tips. KoE:
RESTAURANT. 1917 Grub rd.,
Silver Spring, Nd. ~. 7-l427.
WAlTREssEs, split shift. sea food
bet. 3 and 5 pm. FLAGSHIP RES.
TAURANT, 9l6 Maine ave. s.W.
WAITRESS, afternoon shift from
1880 pm. TO $3.50 pm, Must be
over "a, prefer experienced. Ap-
ply 2023 9th 81. NV,
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WEAVER BROS. INC.
CLERK:TYPIsT REcEPT..sECY
CLERK TYPIST

For economic research division Of q
well-known weekly news magazine.
Some .general office experience re-
quired. Job will consist OF tipping,
filing. An opportunity to learn
statistical work. Should type min
mum Of 80 w.p.m. Many company
benefits.
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lcoNIlNuEpl

ALL Al JANITOR SERVICE =
Floors cleaned, Waxed, Windows
walls cleaned, general cleaning, III
yrs. exper. b43-616O.
BEAUT. BRICK, BLOCK and ce.
ment work. All types Of repair
For free estimate call RE. 6-0S9s
BRICK AND CONCRETE WORK
types repairs. RI 6-OsoS.
BRICK. BLOCK and concrete work
u. y. BIeSONETTE, ia. 7-49e0
BRICK AND BLOCK, additions
retaining walls, patios, new ane
CARPENTER desires repairing, re.
modelling, evenings, week ends
daytime. 663-271b.
CARPENTER WORK - Fee esti
mates. No Job TOO small or TO,
large. Mr.. EDISON, days, 208,
1893. Ewes. and SUM-, HE. 9-0710
CARPENTRY WORK (custom)
House remod,, dec, painting, free
est. SCOTTY, 6S6-0725.
CEMENT WORK, walks, steps
driveways, etc. All work ruer
Prices reas. NO, 7-ll42.
Sl1srakNALNO, WANvOWbs IlOorS, AMI
ing. CAL 644-03s2 anytime.
CONCRETE work OF ali kinds
NS o iUS t6 SstI 81 q SriysMSl &c
prices. Can days, OF. 2-7705
Ewes. JU 7-2632,
ELECTRIC WIRING for Hight AMI
power: FREE estimates. HU. $780,
-FENCING-FREE EsTnfATEs-
WooD-cHAIN LINK
Call LONGS. IA. $1,000;
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish,
ing. prices reas., work guaranteed
9. Q. DkATON, RA. 6-7662.
FLOOR MISUNDERSTANDING
20 yrs. Exper.--Free Estimates
White Mechanics--772-16S4 I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

ALE Al JANITOR SERVICE :
walls cleaned. sencrai cleaning. II
yrs. expOr, b@3.6l6O.
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tcoNIlNUEpl

DINING NM nIn CHAI gS.,.e IL, HsPgIsWhits,
erSi chests q draws ran d SIIe' S ssE-
Old style wardrobe. THF WORR
SHOE. 1888 Wis: ave, co. 6-lS06,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15
TEACHERS

Ex-teachers, sub. teachers, serv,
your community this summer. b
q better teacher next year. Earr
while you learn and enjoy {
profitable and pleasant vacation
Earn up TO $1,000 for six week
work. Min. guaranteed earnings
$500. CAL World Book Encyclo.
pedta. CO, b-0154 Mon; through
Friday. g-b or write 2o01 16tl
st. NV. for interview.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

DINING SET, chest. dresser. rIs,
beds. couch, misc. 5Oiz Ransas
ave. NV. 9-0 pm. sat. and sun.
DINETTE SET, with chairs. WhIte
with sold trimming, Formica ton.
almost new. / mahogany dinette
without chrs., seats 10. 04D-7BI6.
lnRYRR Ann VVA0WETS 1oS--s----
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HELP WOMEN

DRUGSTORE CLERK, over 21 yrs.
thi %s. M. e e nsRsc HN han RI
DRUG, 7037 Defense highway
Landover Hills. Md. sP. 10000
or HA. 2-43b1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

SECRETARY, shorthand, typIne
skills, part-time work Monday
through Friday from o to /, Teni.
porary work until August so. Per-
sonal resourcefulness and energy,
bsy n.r scale Z per ,, hous; Apply
kF stree eES. v CO. Ss. suite a,S ZOO 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

SEOhETAhY Tor embassy, Short
hand not necessary. Good typing.
Prefer English native tongue. Com
pose own letters. To 35 years.
approx; $3.50. Phone HU. $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

D !s5a M SlI sgirs Sl, y. PfOJg 0s g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15
TEACHERS
TEACHERS

The recent Compton
merger has created new manageri-
al positions in the Metropolitan
Washington Area with F. Z. Comp
ton and CO. These positions start
at $4,000. Full training program
will be given this summer to those
who qualify. For q personal inter-
view. write giving full informa-
ton on BACKGROUND and experience
TO Dr.. Charles Ford. Director,
Personnel Selection. P. Z. COMP
TON a. CO., Suite 500, Perpetual
Building, Silver Spring. Nd.
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TRUCK MECHANICS

Must Be eXperienced AM. reliable.
Many company benefits, Including
disqualification. insurance and va
cation. Apply in person only.
STANDARD TRUCKS SALES, 72l5
Baltimore blvd. College Park. Nd
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SECRETARY

For executive downtown financial
institution. Must be experienced
strong typing and shorthand re-
CURED. Excellent salary pleasant
working conditions. Reply Boz
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SECRETARIEs-se5
SECRETARY

TO partner in law firm. Good typ.
ing. shorthand and debating ma.
chine skills essential. Pleasant
working conditions In downtown
Aforementioned office, with paid
vacations, overtime and other
liberal benefits. b-day week, o 10
s1kSC s sdr Mr.; SslTToHLLroN' ST. s.
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TECHNICAL
WRITER

TELEPHONE statesmen, expert
enced preferred, but will train. A
ticket here. 500 a week is usually
q minimum. We have the most
generous pay plan in the indus
try, leave program, etc. Ours Is
needed household service. Call
Ex. 3-6657 or visit 912 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

SECRETARY = Estab. law firm
needs competent, exper. and
reliable secretary. Salary Is open
ana the right young lady (2b-35)
might enjoy working 35 hrs. .
flee. Phone DI. 7-62a6.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
CANCER MEDICAL
CELL TECHNOLoGIST

For q Profession in Medical Diagno.
sis plus Research or Teaching
at Johns Hopkins. Basic back.
ground: 4 years Of College Bio.
logical Fields, or Medical Techno.
logist (ASCP). Specialized educa.
ton and experience: Cytotechnolo.
ey:. Basically qualified applicant,
will be considered for this special.
lied Education with Scholarship
opportunities available. KnowledgI
and experience desirable in onC
or more. histology. photoe
gentics. biochemistry. microbiolo.
Ry, hematoloRy, immunology, mi.
croscopy, .cytology. tissue culture
teaching. biologic research. Fringe
benefits and pleasant working con-
experience in writing to Box 90
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

SiOn experiences nelpful, but not
necessary. Call 337-S40O.
SECRETARIES = Openings for 3
secretaries with good skills. to
handle general secretarial duties,
International headquarters, men's
college fraternity Dictaphones, IBM
typewriter. air-cond. offices, g.
day, 81 -hr. wk. Pleasant work.
ing eond. Perm. Dos. with op-
portunties for advancement. Start
ing salary $4,000, plus hospitali-
cation, major medical insurance,
Other. benefits. For appt. write full
details on background, education,
exper, and refs. to Box 277-A,
Star.
SECRETARY. alert, conscientious,
go9d shorthand and IBM tipping,
girl office. Salary open. Write
education, qualifications and ex-
perience 70 Box 396-A. Star.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Large mortgage loan and real es-
tate firm. Permanent position,
with excellent opportunity for
advaneement. Call Mr. Ailnutt.
DI. 7-S30O.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
CLERK-TYPIsT RKCEPT.-sECY
POTOMAC EAGPL. AGENCY
Arlington. Alexandria, Falls Church
CLERK-TYPIsT, high school grad
uate, 1-year work experience, typ
ing speed 40 w.p.m. Previous
medical experience desirable.
state examination required for
tarded children's clinic. Starting
salary 81 ,2p6. FAIRFAX COUNTY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT, CIR. g.
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HELP WOMEN

sALEsLADY. someone with expert
manent Job with no night work.
NAVY EXCHANGE oFFsicsEi. NSy y1I
Medical Center, Bethesda, Ma.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

CONSTRUCTION BOOKKEEPING
SPECIALIsT-PayrollS, quarterly
reports. Job costs, and construc.
ton bookkeeping for contractor
or subcontractors. CO. 6-67S4.
SIGN PAINTNG-Price lists, win
dow sketching, etc. 81 90 ca. Miss
Randolph. 3S7-7S4o aft. 9 pm.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
Insurance Company Picks Coqqins

John T. Coggins, r. formerly director Of training
for the Life Underwater Training Council here has been
named director Of sales for Life Insurance Co. Of Cali
fornia The company is recently formed subsidiary
of Insurance Securities. Inc. Mr.. Coggins who will be
headquartered in San Francisco will be responsible for
training and supervision Of than 600 representatives
Evening star., 1963-05-12
TOBACCO
MARKETS

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. USDA)
tAP). Southern Maryland tobacco prices
were mostly steady TO slightly lower
Deliveries slackened as the extremely
dry weather hampered preparation Of the
tobacco for sale Quality was A little
lower than for the week before.
The Maryland Tobacco Cooperative re.
ceved IS per cent Of the weeks sales
under the Government loan program.
Deliveries 10 the Cooperative for the
season amount TO 2J,l per cent compared
with only Us per cent last year.
The Federal.State Market News Service
reported sales for the week ending NAV
10 totaled 2,416,570 pounds and averaged
S55.S hundred, Sl.B0 under the previous
week: Volume for the three weeks so
far has reached e,67A,360 net pounds,
averaging $3.50. During the same mum.
Der Of days last year lo.s2e,1sS pounds
Approximately half Of the grade
secutlye week, Losses amounted 10 81
and 81 hundred pounds In most cases
and occurred chiefly for offerings OF
heavy.crop and seconds.
Hogshead receipts in Baltimore for the
season were reported as around l,7e5,0Oo
pounds. This. combined with the auction
total, amounts 10 about l0,460,000 pounds
The United States Crop Reporting
Board estimated the 1857 crop al 3p,.
l25 900 according 10 ita release oi May 10
This Is the same a. the previous fore.
Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds on 2 limited number Of repre-.
sentative United States grades were as
Evening star., 1963-05-12
Dental Group Names Manager

Gabriel Miller has been named manager and top
technician in the proclaim and gold de-
partment OF District Dental Laboratories Inc here He
was manager for the Permadent Laboratory in New York
for eight years where he helped develop the porcelain
to-gold" technique.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
YOUR MONEYS WORTH
Replacement Sales
Show Sharp Gain

I'VE need a new stove," stated
Louise, our no-nonsense house.
keeper. at our country house
recently.
why? 1t cooks, doesn't itP
What's wrong with it?" Lamely,
I ended, 1T looks okay to me-"
whats wrong with it is that
you bought 1t in 1856 and it's
worn out. 1t cooks only because
I make 1t cook and it looks
okay only because I keep 1t
looking that way. We need a
new stove. Now"
"You ought to Junk that
thing you call a car" I heard
a friend say to his gardener a
few hours later. mot even you
can keep that heap running
much longer"
Going to this summer" said
the gardener and turning to me
he remarked, "If you hear of
a bargain in a secondhand
car, let me know"
These two conversations, by
coincidence on the same day,
pound home to me the enor-
mously important but still gen.
orally overlooked fact that we
are entering Cor already have
entered) q new cycle of rising
replacement demand for dur
able goods.
This replacement demand
will range from autos and ap-
pliances to business equipment
and houses. 1t will be a factor
which could give the entire
economy a strong upward push
in the years ahead.
Buying to replace big-ticket
items bought in the 1950s will
help raise the floor" under the
demand for durable goods
and when the durable goods
industries are prospering, the
economy prospers. When
mounting replacement buying
is added to the new buying
flowing naturally from the
growing population and in
creasing personal incomes, the
impact on business is bound to
be good.
Scrappage Of automobiles
sold during the boom mid-l950s
is up sharply this year and will
continue to increase. Junking
of cars In 1868 is estimated at
an all-time record of SIS mil
lion compared with "A million
in 1852 and only slightly over
3 million a year early in the
last decade.
Scrappage Of appliances also
is climbing steadily, and as one
appliance manufacturer put it,
"All we need will be one hot
week in July and the number
Evening star., 1963-05-12
Investment Firm Appoints

Solomon M. Berenson has been appointed director
OF investments for the Capital Investment Co. here
Formerly vice president Of the Parker Finance Corp in
Silver Spring he will assist in the organization and
management Of loans and investments for the company