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Evening star., 1947-04-10
GarfinckeI Preferred
Is Most Active Issue
On D. c. Exchange
By Edword c. Stone

Julius Garfinckel ~ per cent pre-
ferred was the most active issue on
the washington Stock Exchange IN
the first three months OF 1947, q
survey discloses. Other store issues
were also popular, including the new
Garfnckel common, Hecht common
and woodward ds Lothrop common.
Trading In the first quarter
totaled 9,41l shares, only about half
the volume in the first quarter OF
1948. Bond trading was also much
lighter than In the like 1916 period,
total sales of $45,000 market value
comparing with s102. 500 year ago.
Capital Transit was particular
N active stock, with 1,442 changing
ownership In the three months.
Washington Gas Light common and
the $3.50 preferred gaining In actfv-
ity In March, after modest sales IN
the other two months. The Potomac
Electric Power preferreds also were
In stronger demand In March, as
were Mergenthaler Linotype and
Peoples Drug.
The first quarter saw light trad
ing In bank stocks on the Washing
ton Exchange. American Security
led the list, followed by Washington
Loan, Riggs National and the Ma
tional Bank of Washington.
Resources Reach $1,000, 900.
Resources of the Liberty Building
Association gained 81 ,200,0 900 dur
ing Is46, reaching a new high OF
$4,000, 900, Edufnund NJ. Emmerich,
secretary, told the shareholders at
the 56th annual meeting. Real es-
tate loans increased to $7,S65. 600
while patrons boosted their savings
BY more than 100000. Surplus was
up $4,000.
All officers and directors were re-
elected. william c. Zimmerman is
president; Herbert E. Hurley, vice
president, and William w. White,
treasurer. ..~
Money at Work" a movie pic
turing the work of the New York
Stock Exchange, opened at the
Translux today for weeks run. The
picture is sponsored by the exchange
and shows how securities are bought
and sold daily in the big financial
market. The movie 10 both infornla-
tive and entertaining.
Officers and employees OF the
Union Trust Co. will have a dinner
and dance at the Kenwood Country
Club tomorrow night, first get
together since the trust company
took over the Citizens Bank OF
Washington.
Bond Sales, SIS, ,0O0, 900.
More than s2S.00o,000 in series E
r and G United States Savings
Bonds were purchased in Washing
ton in the first three months of this
year, $1,000, 900 above the unofficial
quota set for the period, w. j
Waller, chairman of the District
Savings Bond Committee, said to-
day.
John r. Cocker, Riggs; Eugene
r. Case, Metropolitan, and Allen H
Cannon, Anacostia National, will
address the auditors section of the
District Bankers Association at a
dinner meeting at the Willard to-
night.
o. F. Horn, manager, City Service
nearby gas station. was the first de-
positor at the new branch Of the
Hamilton Bank at 7731 Alaska ave-
nue. NV. His daughter, Mrs. A. r
Bruenelli, bought the first United
States Savings Bond.
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Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. April 10 fP-Grains mostly
developed an easter trend on the Board
of trade today although the May wheat
future displayed Independent strength anc
some support came into the oats pit or
reports Of late seeding throughout the
Midwest. s
Turnover was only moderate Man,
traders remained on the sidelines awaitins
publication of the Government crop re.
port. due after the markets close. Strength
in May wheat represented scattered buying
through commission houses.
Wheat closed ga lower to ~ HIGHER
lower, May Sl.7S A-t2, and oats un
changed to % higher, May SIS H-A.
Chicago Cash Market
Wheat. none; corn, No. 8 yellow. 1872
.S8s4: No. 4. 1.79-1 81; No. 5. 1.75
oats, No. / heavy white. 80; No. 2 white
97!s-9S; barley. mailing. .60-2. 90: feed
,35-i so nominal: field seed per hundred
weight nominal: red clover. 800 700
sweet clover. IL .50-l30 90; red top, il so
49, so; timothy, 1.40-1.15
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Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April 10 Rl.-cotton fu-
lures registered small gains In slow trad
ing today as railyinG tendencies were
discouraged by LIQUIDATION and hedeins.
Traders were cautious because of the
lesdown in cotton textile sales and re-
ported slowing down of operations in some
mills There was considerable May nqui-
dation and switching into other deliveries.
anticipating FIRST notice day.
Late afternoon prices we're Is to so
cents bale higher than the previous
close May. 34.S1; July. 33 OF, and Octo-
her % ag3
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Business Briefs
Rank CIeafings In "a leading citie

Bank CIeafings in "a leading cities
declined to $10,781 ,026,000 IN the
week ended April 9, drop of 24.4%o
from the previous week and 8.9go
below a year ago-Dun IL Brad
street. Start of the five-day bank
ing week in New York City caused
the decline.
Steel Production in the first quar-
ter set a peacetime record OF TO-
s19,O55 tons with mills averaging
e3g of capacity-American Iron Il
Steel institute. Scarcity Of scrap
was the ouly brake on production
Automobile Output in the United
States this week will include 69,487
passenger cars and 25,552 tricks VS.
63,7es and 27,o57 last week-Auto-
motive News.
Crude Oil Production in the week
ended April averaged 4,S9l 500
barrels daily, highest in about eight
months. and compared with 1885,
100 day in the previous week and
4.446,100 a year ago.-American
Petroleum Institute.
Anthracite Coal Output reached
S5.851, 900 tons in the year ended
March 81, an increase of 3,560,0 900
tons from the preceding year.-An-
ttracite Institute. Large exports
included 4,580.335 tons for Canada
and 1,92S.0o0 for Europe.
Remington Rand, Inc. is seeking
to acquire General Aniline & Film
Corp, President Rand disclosed at
a press conference.
New York. New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad was authorized by the
ICC to increase its basic passenger
fare around I0% any time after five
days notice.
General Motors Corp. production
Of motor vehicles In the United
States and Canada totaled 174,602
units In March VS.. 158.028 in Feb
ruary, raising its first quarter total
to 455,7S2.
Chicago & North Western System
net income for 1916 was $8.l26,032
VS.. s15,42o.s73 in l945. The parent
firm alone reported $7,179.832 VS..
$14,1l6, 7S0.
New York, Chicago e. st. Louis
Railroad earned s5.567. .7s0 in 1s46 VS..
s8,oa3 229 In the previous year. Gross
in 1s46 set new peacetime record
Of s74.332.a6s.
Briggs Mfg. Co. profit for 1916
was s4,3s0.l15 or s225 share VS..
SS.a6o453 or 1901 in 1945.
Libby Mcneil & Libbey earned
t4.e35,os3 or $i36 in u months
ended March 81 VS.. t$3.882 ,27G OF
sl.a7 in the previous year. Stock
holders will vote May IS on pro-
posed preferred stock issue of about
10000. 600.
Libbey Owens Ford Glass Co
larned S3.456.1l7 or S1.35 share
n the first quarter VS.. deficit o1
1i50,445 a year ago.
Ward Baking Co. profit for Il
weeks ended March % was s50l ,30s
or So cents VS.. $3l6,753 or SO cents In
the same 1916 period
Western Union Telegraph Co
earned s423, ,137 In two months ended
February % VS.. loss OF s4,56l ,5s3
year ago.
Pere Marquette Railway profit for
1916 was se45, ,2S6 VS.. s2,l39.12l in
1s4s.
Norfolk Southern Railway net for
two months ended February % was
s12,176 VS.. 22,o69 in the same 1916
period.
J. c. Penney Co. sales in March
totaled s56,272, ,761. gain of 12.1s%
from year ago: in the first quarter,
$141,9e5, ,872. an increase Of 144lTc.
Missouri -Kansas-Texas Railroad
enlarged Its board from Q to Is. New
members are Read Admiral Adolf
phus Andrews, Dallas; Arthur S.
Bird, San Antonio: Clyde Lofts.
Derlison, Tex; j. S. Abercrombia.
Houston. Two places are untitled.
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Listed Bond Values on the

Listed Bond Values on the New
York Stock Exchange averaged
$l02.95 on March 81 VS.. $102.86 a
month earlier.
Province Of New Brunswick. Cana
da, registered with the SEC $5000.-
600 of f1ve-year debentures, due
1852, to finance redemption Of 3R%
debentures, due 1949.
United Corp. annual meeting was
recessed yesterday until April 80,
despite protests Of Randolph Phil
lips, who heads a. group opposed to
the management President Hickey
said the delay was to allow time
for count of proxies.
Portsmouth Steel Co. launched a
81 900 600 improvement program.
New equipment to make fine drawn
wire and wire specialties will be
installed.
Adam Hat Stores, Inc, sales for
March totaled $1,346, ,802, a gain of
I1.6% from a year ago; for three
months, 1926, 1877. a drop of 7.5%.
Lamont, Corliss h Co. elected
William K. Wallbridge president to
succeed the late Robert H. Cory.
General Aniline & Film Corp.
elected Jack Frye, former TWA
president, to the board. He left TWA
after a disagreement with Howard
Hughes.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
". 3. CUMBERLAND, AtteFney,
$40 WAQ6NArd HldH.

$40 Weodward Bidr.
Filed Apr. /. 1947. Charles 3. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of colum-
bia.-In Re Application OF Mary Mazda
Action No I3S3-4T.-Mary Magdalens
Ssekely having hled q complaint for =
Judgment changing her name to Mary
Magdalene Sakay and having applied to
the Court for an order Of publication Of
the notice REQUIRED by law In such cases,
It is, by the Court. this 1st day Of April,
show cause, II any there be, on or before
the 26th day of April. 1947, why the
prayers OF said complaint should not be
granted: Provided. That = copy Of this
order be published once . week for three
consecutive weeks before said day In
Law Reporter. fs) r. ALAN COLDS
BOROUGH. Justice. fseal "a true copy.
Test: CHARLES Z. STEWART Clerk, 1y
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AUcTloh SALES.
EpTIIRE.


Housshold Foods Of every dsscriptions up-
lsvslry; china: alassxars sric.a.Ssss.
auction a aioan,s, Sl6 18Th 4 saturday,
April 18th at 10 am. from the estate Of
Ess sss hui y Fss 81 q I'd i o os..
owners. Also 1t IL noon. 46 oriental rugs
In room and scatter sizes; now on view,
sss.sii.s.a sssIsi sssh. 1851 g SLOAN = CO. Apf's
ADAM 4. wEsCHLEn . SON. Auctionsers
and igrtriImsd sn.s soass ns f scsfrs asS.s
siysn that On SATURDAY. April as. IaaS,
ssl s. pabiie auction eUe q wsschier JOS
our liens for ssorass an and for sthsr chassss.
Mrs Helen Bronson. Miss Marie Bcndntant.
Mrs Ms ssusasn NJ ss.rs Mrs Ms c.rt.r hsnEfsn nrs
Mi;s i; 9, Edsin; Mrs Aiisn g. Flcs.; M Ms ".
Grey, Miss Marion Gibbs. Miss cors Com
gtrs: Mrs. 9. Hauser, Mrs. a. HarIis. Mrs.
.s m.rs Mrs. Msrs ke,ss mis. Mss & nsysrs Mrs
Thomas h asiss ass s.vb.ss. dsssa Miss Eta "a
sapssni Miss Susan Pses Mrs. II. 3 PEARSON. Mrs.
Pauline Rsndsl. Miss 9, Reeds; Mrs Van
A. Ray, Mrs. e. Ry1lS, Miss II. Is SeAengs,
Miss Marian smith. Mrs Alice Sweens,
Miss Frances SteVen& Mrs. Rose shorter,
Miss Marie Smith. Mrs. n. 3. savers. Miss
Helen H. Thomson. Miss Roberta Turner,
tiss Kay THOMPSON, Mrs. /. r. uupernan.
Mrs. E. Warde. Mr.. J. =. Warde. Mrt; p.
walker, Miss K Harper and Mrs. Paul
Duvall. Parties In interest please take
flth st Between and @ NV. BY How.
ard Keen. apl0.16.2b.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
Food Index Lower in Week

NEW YORK, April 10 tP.-The
Dun g. Bradstreet wholesale food
price index, representing the sum
total of the price per pound of 81
foods in general use, stood at $6,41
on April 8, compared with $6.45 a
week earlier. A year ago the figure
was $4.19.
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S1x akth ss.... ~ n

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT or THE DIS.
tsiss Of cSlHpsis iIpeHy civl ivisioni.
TINE ]. Heath. psfsndsnt.MNo. A assSs,
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION. The object
OF this suit Is to recover real estate COM
an a IL. au. tine 81 ss5 s9 sna E. so. Il
these proceedings. in the matter Of the
sale Of defendants real estate Lot 15 In
Square 1882 in tho District Of COLUMBIA:
certain property OF defendant levied on
under an attachment issued in this, suit
o ior. .atsfy the Dans ssm !. " thsr:-
ORDERED that the defendant appear In
this Court on or before the fortieth t40th)
day, exclusive Of sundays and LEGAL holi.
this order. to defend this suit and show
be had: otherwise. the suit viii be pre-
co6sT s q 'tSs .. afiss 81 ynssiss Is
TgAMHHIL 4g aMIdA1I CLERK; Gs1k c p, RiC5sAR2 4
DrsTHIc4 sFERgr coGAT GAHHo5I - III I'm %si4rp
s,s,ss for the District Of ssesn cslamss
Thss su6.crsea e. OBJ p.tre q
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Cooley. late Of the District Of columbia,
deceased, All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
thereof. iesaiiy authenticated, to the sub:
Marsh s4s ssiSfs W. t.y ma, asz 9
M estate '1 diven under n my ~ hand nt this siss s
BOIL, yr., sS5 glSss slds: !ssslJ Attest;
wis for the District Of coiumbis. CLERK 81
the Probate Court. ap1011,24.
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TOMoRRoW.
DAM A. wESCHLER 4 SON, auct
Omitted States Marshafs sale o1
o hundred cases choice imports
TOMORROW.

--United States Marshafs sale Of about
two hundred cases choice imported and
domestic alcoholic BEVERAGES by virtue OF .
writ of Special Fieri Facias issued out Of
the clerks once OF the. District Court Of
the United States for the District OF Co.
lumbia and to me directed will sell for
NV. Friday, April IL, 1941. 10 Am.
High-grade popular brands Of Scotch, Irish.
rye. Bourbon and blended vhiskey, spark.
gin. ioueurs, grenadine. lbitters. vermouth,
t-2-3 mixer carbonated water, ETC., seized
and levied upon as the property Of the
tion, and sold to satisfy judxement at
law. Civil Action No. s68-41 In. favor Of
ages can only be sold to holders OF Class
"A" Wholesale. "A" retail and &C" Mcenses
w. BRUCE MATTHEW'S. United States
Marshal in and for the District Of Column
bia. ap1,7,10
Evening star., 1947-04-10
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA, April 10 Pl.-The
Securities and Exchange Commission re-
ported today these transactions by GUS
toners with odd lot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange for
April q: 4,443 purchases involving 1a5,-
500 shares: 4.0f7 sales involving .i1S,286
shares including 81 short sales involv-
ing 3,TS0 shares.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. April 10 P,.--Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars, others in cents)a
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 6ss per cent discount or 93.37Fz
United States cents: unchanged.
Europe-Great Britain. .027s, up /. OF
cent; France tfranc). 84h. UNCHANGED;
Sweden tkrona) 2T.S5. unchanged: Switz-
erland ffranc, commercially, 23.40 un-
changed.
Latin America-Argentina. free. "a AZ;
down .0l OF a cent; Brazil. free. $50;
unbalanced. MnXicO. 20. 81: unchanged.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
ADAM 4. wEscHLER : son, auctlonser

ADAM A. wESCHLER q son, auctIoneers
Household furniture. baby srand and up
right pianos, electric and gas refrigeratorss
etc. BY order Clifford A. Neale. executor,
estate Sallie T. McCalley. storage company
and others. BY auction at Weschler,s. eos
Blond mahogany knee-hole desk. bookcase
and lamp table; ten-piece walnut. dintns
Ironp. new @ living u. aroup snd odd % soias,
kitchen and utility cabinets, chests OF
drawers. dressers. odd beds. spiral and box
springs. inner-sprine mattresses. floor and
table lamps: lounge. occasional, houdoir
and side chairs. tables. Ice refriEerators and
miscellaneous other personal effects.
Evening star., 1947-04-10

ADAM A WEsCHLER q SON. auctioneers.
Estate sale Of fine diamond necklace con-
tainine seven large and seven small stones
twin diamond ring aTsregatinE about four
carats: also antique gold Lapel watch. By
Tuesday. 1qeSa April is. = pm. M INSPECTION
April l1-I2 National Savings a Trust
Co. executor. estate Anna 2. Stewart.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April 10 oH.--Diyidends
declared:
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Chicuqo Livestock

'Ex dividend. Books closed. tPlus extra
or extras. Paid so far this year. Paid
l94H
Evening star., 1947-04-13

building up the network Of roads
linking the backgrounds and cem-
eteries and for providing hotel space
Ito accommodate the large numbers
OF visitors expected IN France dur
|ing 1s47. The Ministry Of Trans
portation is also busy with plans for
enlarging and building up the roads
over which tourists will travel to
the consecrated sites.
Several two-day tours have been
planned for visitors wishing to see
the battlefields and war cemeteries
Of Normandy. The tours will fol-
low the coastline from Cherbourg
to Deauville and will include the
principal beaches and number of
towns where the early fighting oc-
Cured. Some Of these towns are
Ouistreham. Hermanville. Bayeux,
st. Marcouf and La Pernelle.
"The largest number OF tourist
lodgings will be available in Deau-
vile and Cherbourg. To further
ease the housing problem, however.
the French are working hard to
provide additional stops along the
tourist routes and thus obviate the
need for nightly return to Cherbourg
or Deauvilie."
Evening star., 1947-04-13

said, the entire Is per cent tax must
be paid even If only a small deposit
was made while the law was still
in effect.
MIR. Singer contends the bureaus
ruling is inconsistent with the
spirit of the law" and would deny to
many travellers "the tax relief in
tended by Congress.
X X X \
Last summer, Resort Airlines an
nounced one of the postwar dream
trips"-an air cruise spanning the
continent, touching many of its IA
nous spots and allowing visits to
outstanding scenic attractions. Sue
cess of the venture led the line to
increase the number of cruises this
year to IL, all departing from New
York's La Guardia Field.
The itinerary of the 16-day flights,
recently announced, includes such
attractions as Pixies Peak, the Gar
den of the Gods, Grand Canyon,
Los Angeles and Hollywood, Yosem-
ite Park, the Golden Cat, Yellow
stone and Old Faithful, South Da-
kota's Black Hills and Niagara Falls
Flying is scheduled only in day.
light hours, with overnight stops in
hotels. Nine-tenths of the vacation,
the line points out, will be spent on
the ground, although $500 miles
will be covered.
X i X 4
In another step to prepare for
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as unauthorized. However, the one
air cruise already scheduled for the
United States Travel Agency Will go
forward with slight variations. ac-
cording to John E. Smith, jr.. presi-
dent of the agency.
AS originally planned, the vacation
party was to leave National Airport
at 2 pm. April II, with arrival IN
Bermuda early that evening. The
party was scheduled to return about
noon the following Sunday, May 4,
landing at National Airport directly
from the islands Kindley Field. Mr..
Smith said yesterday the only
change in plans, aside from slight
shift in the departure time, involves
making the trip from Washington
via New York.
Passengers will board plane here
about noon on April a., fly to New
York and board New York-Ber-
muda PanAm plane. The new plan
still permits six full days at Ber-
muda's Belmont Manor Hotel, with
cruise director conducting the va
cationers to the various attractions
Of the islands during the stay. The
return to Washington May 4 will
also be made via New York.
The passenger lists for the air
cruise have not yet been closed, Mr..
Smith said.
Not yet announced by the agency,
but scheduled to start in late June,
Is a series of 9-day rail and motor
coach tours of New England and
Canada. Plans now being completed
call for departures from Washington
by train for New York. The motor
coach cruise starts there, with the
itinerary including Boston, Portland,
Maine; the White Mountains and
the Green.Mountains in New Hamp-
shire and Vermont; a spin into Cam
ada, with visits to Toronto and to
Niagara Falls, N. Y, before return
ing to New York City. A feature OF
the tour is to be cruise over part
of the picturesque st. Lawrence
River on a Canadian steamship.
The tours are being worked out
| in a way to appeal particularly to
Government workers. Timed to take
advantage of two week ends, the
trips will involve expenditure OF
only 5 days of Government leave.
| X n X
The American Automobile Associ-
alton has taken up the fight for
tax refunds to those travellers who
we're caught by the unexpected
lifting of the Is per cent levy on
tickets to foreign countries, effective
April /.
| The protest action was taken in
the form of a letter from Russell E.
Singer, executive vice president of
the AAA, to the Internal Revenue
Bureau. He pointed out that many
reservations were made for trips to
be taken months after the tax elimi-
nation, for transportation to Europe,
South America and the Orient.
Under the ruling. the AAA official
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an influx OF American tourists,
France has reduced the tax on
meals in de luxe restaurants. The
French National Tourist Office in
New York relays word that the tax
on more expensive meals, formerly
about 60 per cent. has been cut to
approximately % per cent.
France is going forward also with
plans to make a number of historic
backgrounds Of World War II cas-
lily accessible to tourists, and plans
to dedicate four areas in the west
to the memory of Allied soldiers
who fought and died on her soil.
Chosen for preservation are Point
de la Madeleine utah Beach, and
st. Laurent sur Mer (Omaha
Beach,, where the American forces
first landed; the British artificial
port of Arromanches, and Cour-
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4s--zsassss ae44szAsassass1.s-
raveIers Notebook
BY Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
Ths Stars Ircvel Editor

Prospects of a series of special
a-dav vacation fights from WASH
inpton aboard Pan American Air
vavs' Constellations--the personal
lv-esco corted air cruise to Bermuda
we're dashed when the Civil Aero
nautics Board recently halted the
fines Washington Bermuda flights
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seulles, where Gen. de Gaulle and
Marshal Montgomery first reached
French soil. BY forbidding the re-
moval of abandoned material, mute
and graphic evidence of the strug-
gle, France will preserve the at
mosphere created by the war.
In telling of the plans, a tourist
Office statement says:
Preparations are being made for
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RESORTS.
OCEAN DRIVE, s. c.

RESERVATIONS NOW AVAILABLE
Plan to spend your vacation at lovely
Cherry Grove Beach, s. Carolina. Ada
cent to Ocean Drive, ii is = continuation
Of Myrtle Beach. along . wonderful strand
Four Furn, Apis. q new, modern equip
ment,, serves 6. 8. 10.
Rates discounted May, Sept. and frst 3
weeks in June. Wonderful surf and strand
easily accessible. Write Mrs. ID. s. Altman
48 Cherry Grove.
Ocean Drive, South Carolina
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Gallery Talks at Corcoran
Will Be Resumed Friday

Gallery talks at the Corcoran Gal.
lery Of Art will resume at 1880 pm
Friday and continue at the same
time on Fridays through October
They will be conducted by Miss Amy
Briggs, supervisor of educational
activities.
The October program will be on
sculpture. The talk next Friday will
be on Contrasts in Metal" Subse-
quent talks will be: October 10
"Rodin in Marble" October IT.
"Mestrovic in Wood" and October
"a, Antique Clay Figurines."
The story hour program for chill
dren will begin at IL am. Saturday
with Mrs. Josephine M. Bever, for
merly with the staff Of the Children s
Museum Of Hartford, Conn.,, con-
Quoting. She will relate the Greek
myths as exemplified by classical art
in the gallery. The program will
continue at the same time on Sue
ceeding Saturdays.
Both the Friday talks and the
Saturday morning prograna are free
to the public.