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Evening star., 1933-10-20
GAINS ARE MADE
ON CURB EXCHANGE
Market ALsorbs Liquidations
of impairment of Mar
gin Accounts.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, October 20.-Stocks
rallied on the Curb Exchange today,
after the weakness of the last few ses-
sions, and many Of the leaders closed
with modest net gains.
Trading was active, as the market
was called upon early to absorb further
liquidations brought out by the impair
ment Of margin accounts. Gains that
were mostly fractional were extended
in the afternoon to to points.
Electric Bond & Share and American
Gas g. Electric 10th advanced more
than point anc larger gains were
shown by Newmont Mining and Alumi-
mum Co Of America. Swift & Co. and
Swift International turned strong in
the afternoon. Liquor stocks rebounded
from their lows, but some of them were
still down slightly on the day.
The market was irregularly lower at
the start, with trading active, and a
number Of leading shares made new
lows on the reaction. Margin calls had
apparently gone out overnight as re-
suit Of Thursdays declines, but after
the initial wave of selling had been
absorbed the list steadied.
Utility Stocks Move Up.
The utility stocks. which had shown
the best resistance during the reaction,
moved up most readily on the rally in
the second hour. Electric Bond 6,
Share opened on block of 1000 shares
at l5hs, off Is, but braced on the next
trade and by midday was up point
on the day. American Gas g. Electric
made fractional gain and Niagara
Hudson Power nd American Superpower
were shade higher in mid-session.
The oil stocks also came back from
their lows. Standard Oil of Indiana,
vania were active, though their gains
were small Imperial Oil and Interna-
donal Petroleum were inclined to ease.
The metals moved irregularly. New
mont Mining and New Jersey Zinc
braced, but the gold mines were still
heavy. Hudson Bay Mining was more
active than usual. coming cut in size
able blocks at fractional concessicrs.
Lake Shore Mines, Teck- Hughes and
Hollinger Gold also eased in the tore-
noon trading. while Wright -Hargreaves
and Pioneer Gold showed firmness.
Aluminium CO. Of America pointed
higher, Out ALUMINIUM Llu. ueC-llleO =
points on a single sale.
Repeal Stocks Depressed.
The repeal stocks were still depressed
by the Federal embargo on liquor i'm
ports. Demand continued for the when
issued stock of National Distillers, do
mestic producers. but the Canadian
and British distillery stocks ranged
from fractions to point and more
lower. Kruger Brewing opened of a
Point. but subsequently braced.
Some buying appeared in the motor
shares. Cord Corporation started in on
deal of l,100 shares at SIS, off a
small fraction. but soon recovered Ford
Motor of Canada A shares and Ford
Motor, Ltd, we're steady In the rail
list the inactive Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie was a feature. as it dropped II
points to So on the sale CT 100 shares.
In the high-priced industrials Singer
Manufacturing, which showed strength
Thursday, dropped several points today.
Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1933-10-20
RED|SCOUNT RATE
REDUCTION MADE
New York Federal Reserve
Bank Makes Cut to
2 Per Cent.
by the Associated Press.

BY the ASsoc1eteo Preto.
NEW YORK, october 20.-The New
York Federal Reserve Bank reduced it,
rediscount rate yesterday to per cent
from 21a, in what Wall Street inter-
preted as a move inaugurating a new
phase of the Reserve Systems credit
expansion policy.
The rediscount rate is the rate al
which member banks may borrow al
the Federal Reserve Bank, and 1t tends
to govern the cost Of credit.
With this lowering of the New York
rate 1t was understood the Reserve
System would gradually diminish its
open market purchases Of United States
Government securities and concentrate
upon endeavoring to induce the men,
ber banks to make more liberal loans
using the some $500, 900, 900 In excess
reserves which has been built up by this
open market campaign.
The Reserve authorities were under
stood to feel that excess reserves are
high enough, and 1t Is now up to the
member banks to use them to make
credit more plentiful to industry. These
huge excess reserves of the member
banks, 1t was pointed out, earn them no
interest.
The Reserve System in the past week
added but S2l 900, 900 to its holdings OF
Federal securities purchased In the
open market. as reduced from the re-
cent weekly average of $4,000, 900, and
1t was expected buying during the COM
ho iy,{c al t,ar
The New York banks increased their
commercial loans by s43.000,0 900 during
the past week, according to the weekly
statement, and in some quarters it was
suggested that the final acquiescence OF
the New York banks in the proposal
that they increase their capital funds
through selling capital notes to the r.
F. c. indicated growing willingness
to cooperate in credit expansion.
Evening star., 1933-10-20
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, October 2o.-Cotton
futures opened barely steady, 3 lower
to higher. with Southern selling par
TALLY offset by trade buying. October,
8.97b; December. 913; January, 920;
March. 9.34; May. Gas; July. 9.62.
There was some liquidation of De-
cember contracts at the opening. but
there was also arbitrage buying here
against sales in Liverpool and the
market steadied after the call on COW
ering and trade buying. December ral-
lied from 9.l2 to GIT, while May sold
up from 9.44 to 9.49. making net ad-
vances Of to points on active months.
However, demand was limited and a
little buying on the steadier early tone
OF the stock market was supplied by
slightly increased offerings after the
opening OF the wheat market After
the first half hour the market was quiet
within a point or two either way of
yesterdays close.
Evening star., 1933-10-20
Westinghouse Deficit Cut.

NEW YORK, October 20 R.-The
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing
Co. announced an operating defcit Of
s1,513,645 for the quarter ended Sep
tember 80. compared with a deficit Of
s2,715,123 in the same period last year.
The company said third quarter book
ings were the largest for any like period
since 1881. and added that unified or
ders increased from a low Of $23, ,337 900
in the second quarter of last year to
S28, sos, 900 as Of September 80.
Evening star., 1933-10-20
Chicago Grain

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, October 20.-A quick ad
vance whirled grain prices up late to-
day the extreme Init allowed for any
24-hour period. The market afterward
suHered violent swings backward, wip-
ing out much of the gains
New buying OF Whea. for Government
sponsored agencies was largely re-
sponslb.e for the upsurns, together with
reports that President Roosevelt had
been asked to fix price of $1.28 for
july wheat on the exchanges There
was also talk Of steps toward diplo-
matte recognition of Russia bv the
United States and that a big export
business had been done today in wheat
from Canada.
Wheat closed furried 2a41s cents
above yesterdays finish; corn, 7sa11s
up; cats, 112a2l4 advanced, and pro-
visions varying from 2 cents decline
to a rise Of 10 cents.
Evening star., 1933-10-20
Brokers' Comment

NEW YORK. October 20-A near
by turn in the stoc-s market was antici-
pated by some brokerage house COM
mentators today.
Munds, Winslow & Pottar-We con-
slider that market is about to reach
turning point and would consider ini-
tial purchases on severe weakness from
here.
Paine. Webbcr & Co.-The stock mar
ket shows evidence of a nearby selling
climax.
Hornblower & Jeels-The position
of the market at this time is such that
W would await definite signs that the
general decline has been arrested be-
fore assuming other than a trading
attitude with respect to new commit
mertS.
Evening star., 1933-10-20
IT. S. TREASURY POSITION.

The position Of the Treasury on october
is was: Receipts for October IL, S1S9
net net 'inc Balance. Sf.osS. iS9 43735; customs re-
ceiptf for the month. $1S,669. 81 .95:
Sst;I;' 'I13924.97; expenditures. S1,232 .S54.-
670,45. including S349, 81, ,6Q9.1O for emer-
eency relief; excess Of expenditures over re-
CENTS S366,7407 745.4S.
Receipts for October Is 8 M 1892 Compare
tiIres Sl5 3g1 ,9S5 50; net balance. $751;
7'41499; custom receipts for the month.
Receipts for fiscal year. S51 .322. 744 40,
expenditures 81 .069. .S74 646.S9: excess OF
Expenditures over receipts S55S. .902 80.
exclusive OF S34O.a .a67 .301.26 expended for
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Evening star., 1933-10-20
INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK. October 90 lP.-over-tbe.
counter market:
Quotations as of noon)
Evening star., 1933-10-20
Collections Increase.

NEW YORK, October 2O.-The
Credit Bureau of Greater New York an
nounces an increase of 252 per cent in
retail charge account collections as
shown by the index covering 20 local
key stores
Evening star., 1933-10-20
MONEY RATES.

NEW YORK, october 90 Q9.-Call money
steady: q per cent all day.
Time loans steady; 60 days; HaaA; 3-4-5
months ssa34; q months, ssa94 per cent.
Prime commercifl naper -
Bankers' acc-- - ..-3 unc:a-.i.c-. ..4
Evening star., 1933-10-20

Si,i;ry cina;Iteriy Or ssmi-annual payment on st .Yt
siEaGsHd paya Be II tParty extra iPus stoef
~ ~ stk steck PLUS 6es IN stock d Plus Ix
in stock II It1S pIS,s 2S in stock; K Plus los
N stock Dfaid last year~no regular ,stc ~
Evening star., 1933-10-20
Yellow Cab Dividend.

CHICAGO, October 20 R).-Direc-
tors of the Chicago Yellow Cab Co.,
Inc, declared dividend of Is cents
per share. payable December l to stock
holders of record November 40.
Evening star., 1933-10-20
Changes Reported.

Oct. 1s, Oct IL. Oct. 10,
,,,, , 1893. 1888 1882
BIS BIS discounted .... 113 on o6 201
Sts:,a asSs :;ssii;l:s as7S aDsi ss 81
credit ,...... 1S up11 MI
Total Reserve Bank
credit ........ 2.613 up A nm ool
Monetary gold stock l32a al i i'm "a
Treasury currency
~ adjusted 1924 up IS up %
Money in circulation. $3.50 OF "a m 30
Member bank reserve
balances ..... 2656 In AZ TN aoo
Unexpended capital
funds. non-member
deposit, etc. .. 6o4 IN - I'm 1oR
Combined resources and liabilities of
the IL Federal Reserve Banks at the
close Of business Wednesday were re-
ported last night by the Federal Reserve
Board, in thousands Of dollars, Is fol-
lows:
Evening star., 1933-10-20
RESERVE
CREDIT INCREASES
Daily Outstanding Total Is
Reported by Banks as
$2,4s7, 1000.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The daily average volume Of Federal
Reserve bank credit outstanding during
the week ended October 10. as reported
by the Federal Reserve banks, was g..
497,000,000, an increase Of $4,000. 900
compared with the preceding week and
OF $262 000, 900 compared with the cor
responding week in 1882.
sss,ooo.ooe Increase.
On October IL, total reserve bank
credit amounted to $2,5l3, 900 900, an
increase Of $36.o00,0 900 for the week,
ms increase corresponds with S8S, ,000,-
900 in member bank reserve balances
and $4,000, 900 IN unexpended capital
FUNDS, non-member deposits, ETC., Offset
IN part by decrease Of 323 000, 900 In
money In circulation and an increase Of
$55 900 900 In Treasury currency, ad-
justed.
Bills discounted declined $4,000, 900 at
the Federal Reserve banks Of San Fran.
cisco and $4,000. 900 at all Federal Re-
serve banks. Holdings Of bills bought
In open market and Of United States
bonds and Treasury notes show practi-
cally no change for the week, while
holdings Of Treasury certificates and
bills Increased $31, ,000, 900.
Changes Reported.
Changes in the amount of reserve
bank credit outstanding and in related
items during the week and the year
ended October 18. 1898, were as follows
Tin millions Of dollars):
Evening star., 1933-10-20
new YORK BANK STOCKS

counter M rket. ~--~
Evening star., 1933-03-17
SOUTH is CHEERED
BY COTTON ADVANCE
Jump of $5 Bale Yesterday Adds
Few Millions to Pocket s
books of Dixie. =
By the Associated Press


ATLANTA, Ga, March IT. Dixie
figured itself few millions richer to-
day on the face of rise in the price
of cotton. which it hoped would be
maintained and even extended.
Cotton bounced up IS bale yester-
day as the New Orleans exchange trad
ing was resumed following restoration
OF virtually normal banking conditions
and held net increase of $375 to $425
Q bale against trend to cash in on
the better prices.
Every time the market shows an in
crease it plays a beneflcent Santa
Claus and drops potential dollars in
Dixie's stockings If the advance Is a
big one, the farmers who have a few
bales in their barns or stacked on the
front veranda hitch up the mules and
start to town to cash in little bit on
the break
He pays the preacher, buys a few
dresses for the gals some shells for
the shotgun and generally restocks his
supplies Its like Christmas down in
Dixie when cotton goes up and if the
increase is a big one you can tell it by
the wagons on the roads sas easily as
by the quotations at the markets.
Evening star., 1933-03-17
BONDS IRREGULAR
=. ON PROFIT TAKING
Rapid Advance Of Last Few
Days Loses Some OF
Its Impetus.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March l7.-There was
a slackening of the movement in bonds
TODAY. As the volume Of transactions
contracted signs were visible OF dis
position either to take profits that had
been created since Wednesday or to
withdraw temporarily from market
that was moving up 50 rapidly.
Technical conditions, therefore, rather
than any lessening Of the confidence
that investors feel in the banking situ-
alton, had most effect in regulating
prices. In two sessions the average OF
domestic corporation bonds had ao-
vanced points. or the greatest gain
for similar period since 1881. 1t was
not strange, therefore, that there should
have been some reaction today, espe-
cially as the stock market was disposed
to quiet down and was also required to
absorb profit-taking sales.
Enthusiasm for Government issues
however cid not diminish. A number
of new high prices for the week were
registered. These were in the Treas
ury Alas and the 334s, the former hav-
ing now recovered about 5la points.
The IS and 3iss were up slightly, with
transactions in the one at 90 and IN
the other at 80. There has been pro-
nounced advance in the bonds OF the
Federal Land Bank System this week
in sympathy with the rise in Govern
ment paper and highgrade municipals
and also on revival Of discussion OF
a possible Government guarantee OF
these loans.
The prospect of continued agitation
in Germany for a reduction in the
interest rate on foreign dollar loans, to
which the new head of the ReichSbank
Is sympathetic, disturbed the market
for nearly all German issues. The gov
ernment loans we're down 134 to 2a4
points, With losses of about the same
amount in corporation bonds. At the
same time French and United Kingdom
issues were heavy as result Of the
general war talk In Europe
The main losses in the domestic list
were in the speculative rails and in
dustrials, although some of the public
utilities were likewise heavy. Baltimore
q Ohio IS lost over points, Southern
Pacific Alps were down IL points and
New York Central 41as a point Western
Union SIS, which had had a rally OF
nearly l3 points in days, lost 2 points
American e. Foreign Power SIS we're OF
q point On the other hand North
American Co. SIS and North American
Edison SIS and Philadelphia Co IS each
gained point Studebaker Corporation
IS lost over 3 points. There was de-
cline of a point in Tobacco Products
eias and in Pure Oil 512s.
High grade issues were heavy, in
shding Union Pacific IS, which lost
4 point.
Evening star., 1933-03-17
RESERVE
CREDIT ITEM GAINS
Increase of $4,000, 900
Outstanding Accounts
Noted for Week.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. eral
The daily average volume otring
Reserve Bank credit outstandiorted
the week ending March Is, wa So
by the Federal Reserve Bo9Oo 900
636, ,000,0 900, an increase ofek and
compared with the precediyth the
Of $l,964, 100000 compare
same week in 1882. We Bank
On March Is, total 900 a de-
credits amounted to t3,51he week.
crease Of $119,000,000 with de-
This decrease correSponey in CIR
creases of $2e9 900 900 urexpended
culation and s7,ooo,o6er deposits,
capital funds, non So 900 900 In
etc. and increasesnd s25, ,0oo, 900
monetary gold stoc
in Treasury currerlased sl59, ,0o0, 900
Bills discounted e Bank at New
at the Federal Hhicago and s182,-
York. $4,000, ,000,l Reserve Banks.
600, 900 at all of bills bought in
The systems he'd $4,000, 900 while
open market dsd States Treasury
holdings Of 900, 900, and Of GER
notes increase$13,0 900, 900.
tificates and securities held by the
United StBanks on March IS IN
Federal Res Treasury certificate Of
cluded a shpared with $4,000, 600
SIS, 600, ,00Qed by the Treasury pend
q year agtion Of quarterly tax pay
ing the
mentg
Evening star., 1933-03-17

Dividend rates in ooiIarrnent. AK
quarterly or semi-annuai4Gs in stock.
dividend. tPartly. extra. I'd Payable In
q Payable In cash or sto. Plus So
stock. Adjustment divk. Plus .
in stock. gPlus Sc inf. Plus l0T
in stock. Plus PC inck. n Plus So
in stock. m Plus 81 tno regular rate
in stock. Paid last
Evening star., 1933-03-17
CURB ISSUES DRIFT
TO LOWER LEVELS
Leaders Show Slight Reces.
si0ns After TWo.Oay
UpsWing.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Curb
Exchange continued to drift toward
lower levels after an easier opening to-
day, which followed two successive ses-
sions Of advancing quotations
The market leaders were offered in
sizeable blocks during the first hour, but
subsequently offerings tapered. Elec-
tric Bond q Share at one time was
down about q point. Standard Oil of
Indiana WAS of only a shade, as was
Cities Service. Niagara Hudson Power
was unchanged.
Accompanying the lower trends of
commodities and securities during the
first two hours were lessened rates on
money. On the Curb Exchange call
money was quoted at per cent, against
per cent the preceding day
quarterly dividend rate, Babcock g.
wilcox declined. Pepperell Manufac-
turing was steady as the textile trade
showed disposition to watch the
trends Of raw materials. A. o. Smith
Corporation quickly reversed its early
rise.
There was less emphasis today on
the so-called beer issues and shares of
companies known to have large in
ventories. but public utilities, petroleums
and store stocks were more frequent
visitors on the tape. Total trading
during the first two hours was less
than half of the volume piled up in the
same Thursday period.
Lerner Stores preferred. Parke-D Davis,
Walgreen and National Bellas Hess were
the leaders in the store group. Deere
& Co. and Quaker Oats were prominent
among the food issues. Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea opened of points. Gold
shares once again assumed active par
ticipation in the market, their volume
outdistancing the baser metal securities
which had featured that division the
last two sessions.
Senior stocks Of public utility hold
ing companies were among the first in
that classification to show signs OF
softening The leaders were American
Superpower frst preferred and Electric
Bond and Share Sc preferred Later
some Of the higher priced junior issues,
such as Consolidated Gas of Baltimore,
Commonwealth Edison and Duke Power
yielded. Medium priced utilities like
American Gas g. Electric and Niagara
Hudson Power then encountered offer
ings.
Evening star., 1933-03-17
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY 1888.
INCREASE IN STEEL
TRADE PREDICTED
Current Production Is Slight.
ly Under IS Per Cent Level,
Says Review.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steel
industry Is confident that the resump-
ton OF banking activity will bring "a
measurable improvement before the
end Of the month";" said Iron Age.
1t estimated current fngot produc-
ton at "a shade under" the IS per
cent level reported for last week and
said there was possibility Of a further
decline before the turn arrives" Much
OF the decrease is directly due to small
er automobile production.
The aftermath Of the banking holi-
day and reorganization of the banking
system as affecting the iron and steel
and allied industries" said the review,
is widespread expectation Of a
rising volume Of business and a higher
price level, which has already been re-
f1ected in an advance of Is cents a
ton in heavy steel scrap at Pittsburgh,
sharp price increases on non-ferrous
metals and a general decision among
producers of pig iron and finished steel
not to sell for delivery beyond the sec
ond quarter, Notwithstanding the de-
sire of some consumers to cover for
longer periods, particularly for pig
iron"
Legalization of beer. the review said,
would release considerable steel ton
mage for tanks and other equipment
that has been pending for some time.
Evening star., 1933-03-17
Grain Market
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 17.-Wheat rose
cents bushel right at the outset to-
day, and then quickly reacted almost 2
cents. Unlike yesterday, the market
failed to go at once to the maximum
limit allowed, cents advance.
Buying of wheat at the opening was
on a big scale, but of notably less
volume than at the corresponding time
the previous day. Sharp differences Of
opinion were expressed by traders as
to the probable effects of President
Roosevelt's plan intended to lift all
agricultural commodities to higher
Nrices.
Evening star., 1933-03-17
STEAMBOAT apAnY
PLANNIv' EXPANSION
Special Dispatch to sar:
Stock ana Sale

Star.
HaI!1TMnprfa ] rfarch 1.-THE West
ern Shore St 1boas Co., which op-
crates a pager, freight and mail
..r,,,cs bs.-I Baltimore and Kappa
h.rno.t :. yPiankatank River points
v,,, .xr.r is services this Spring. ac-
.,-a,n. Capt. John w. Gresham
nr..,d.r The company now Is op-
...,k steamers Potomac and Anne
Ar,,n And the purchase Of a third
steam may be necessary, Capt
Gh c.h states.
Sw store-door delivery and pick
-, item recently established to meet
~ competition Is proving successful
~ ~ fding to oficials Of the company.
Evening star., 1933-03-17
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.
Washington Rwy & Elec. pfd.-10 at 80,
at 8014.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLIC UTILITY.

Amer. Tel; & Tel. t9).. .1031a 80.
Sapitol ne1 pr1mo 1TsetsSn sen. "A e.. esS,, %
Lanston Monotype a.. l...."..... 80
Peoples Drug stores pfd; .6la).. %
Wash Gas Light Co. $500. 80 81
NJ & Wash Steamboat (S)... SIS 49,.
Pot Elec. Power 81 pfd;.. -. 1O6ia 49,.
Pot Elec. Pvr. -5lsft pfd,. los los
Wash Ry. El. com. o.. go $50
Wash Rwy. & Elec pfd. l5l.. so S5
Evening star., 1933-03-17
New York Cotton

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. March l7-Opening
cotton prices here today were off 7
to 10 points following the steady and
quiet market in Liverpool.
Initial quotations were: March. 6.61,
of 9; May. 670, off I; July, 6.85. of
10: october. 708. oil 9; December, 7.2l,
of 10, and January, 7.30, of TO-
Evening star., 1933-03-17
Corn Acreage Reduced.
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
The Department of Agriculture an
riounced this years corn acreage fol-
harvest would be 35 per cent smaller
than the harvested acreage Of last year
based on farmers intentions As oi
March l.
Evening star., 1933-03-17
Unlisted Department.

(These securities not listed under exchange
rules)
BONDS
Evening star., 1933-03-17
Mills Joins Oil Co. Board.

NEW YORK. March II LP).-Former
Secretary Of the Treasury Ogden Mills
he's been elected a director of the Sea
board Oil Co. of Delaware. Mills re-
Gently was named director Of Ma
tional Biscuit Co.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-08
GREEN GLADE

Sunday school at 200 p. M; Young
peoples meeting at 700 p. M, with
Clara Baker as leader. Preaching
services at 7:45 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Glotfelty spent
Sunday afternoon visiting their
daughter, Mrs. M. L. Groves.
Miss Nettie Mozingo, teacher of
Green Glade school, spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. E. J. Shank.
Luther Shank and Samuel Shank
were visiting friends at Friendsville
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Virts and
grandchildren, of Keyser, w. Va, are
spending the summer at Hazelhurst.
Among those who spent Sunday at
Hazelhurst were Mr.. and Mrs. J. D
Sheetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Kolkhorst, Mr.
and Mrs. James Allen, DR.. J. w
Eagle, all of Keyser; DIR. Wolvertone
Piedmont; Clarence Howard, Pets
Howard, Dale Johnson, Bloomington
and several members of the Owl club
DR.. Wilson spent last week at the
Green Glade club.
Charles Friend, Howard Dixon
. Frank Dixon, Piedmont, spent Sunday
at the Green Glade club.