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Evening star., 1953-02-20
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Feb 90 0P.-Grains sold of
az the start and then rallied back to
around previous closing levels in active
Grain men felt there was some early
selling prior to the three-day holiday
Ihis might pc especially true on the
early. last. week and can count fairly
sizable gains since that time
Wheat near the end of the f1rst hour
was 9s cent lower to Ia higher; March
higher; March 73as. soybeans we're i
lower to one cent higher. March 81 .Sal4,
and lard was UNCHANGED to five cents a
the sales of .3,015,ooO bushels of
MEch s Of the winter 0 wheat s' area sP '1ts re-:
ceived moisture overnight in the form
OF rain or snow. High winds we're re-
ported and presumably the snow, was
drifting. which would diminish its bene-
moisture undoubtedly cut down the de-
mand for the bread grain, analysts said.
very promising with only light precipi-
tation forecast in scattered areas of the
main, winter wheat belt. However. these
1ve-day forecasts are not too reliable,
had not been predicted in the previous
hve-day forecast
Traders in corn were less excited
a6OHt SSt ThqssGass news tH thst the CON- %Dd
quality corn to Offset its sales of off,
grade corn. The big question concerned
how much corn would be sought as 1t
was felt sizabIe quantities, of otf-srade
Cash grain men said oats we're being
unloaded from boats which have been
held over the winsec ,aes It was S,f. ielt these IS.
March contracts.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Produce Markets
SALES

Produce QUOT tions from Baltimore
furnished furnished bv the Agriculture Depart
tpples-About steady; Bushel baskets
licious. 3 inches up, 45O, aKa-inch up,
3a9-3so stayrnant sfn "!H} ns-ncb s-ineh np 5 n2,
$50: Works. ois-inch 10. aini,-a *.
few $50: Now ,Ierse~ Black TWipe. e1a-
inch ch N. 3.o5-3.50 Romes. 3 inches up.
3;oO.3s 80 30 according to color; 21a-inch
Pota toes told>--About steady. u. 8.
Kst.sdn, Is; siTe A. ko unwashed 1n,S Pennsvlvaria
few $50: ordinarV o to sAeMS Quality. 30 $50 80
cents: in-pound socks. 1896 cents.
NeW-Dlll. Florida 50-pound sacks Trf-
y umohs o U. s. Is. size A. unwashed,
sweet notatoes-Dull. Bushel baskets
end Picansa nam9eES Rs =; o6 9. Delaware Puerto
A.e0,;4.5o; Puerto RicanS 4.9E-4 so:
43s5-44,5o. few higher: Jersey Orange.
Grain Market.
Elour-Receipts, a2.757 1oo-pound
,b5Snsnt, whsatRsSe59ts !bs7ss bushels
1914 bushels. No. red winter gar
2.17ls: No. 3, 2,14Ia.
busss}s sGst STOCKS, sqsht.
Oats-Receipts. 7.056 bushels; ship
ments. none: stocks, none.
Barley-Receipts. none; shipments,
none: stocks 14.O55 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, 800 bushels; ship
mentS. none: stocks. none.
Soybeans-Receipts. 1884 bushels;
shipments, none; stocks, 406,361 BUSH
els.
Millfeed--Receipts 263 tons.
EgG Market Steady.
(YeStefdayS NuOtati0ns.D
Eggs-.Market steady. to firm Prices
generally al cent higher on large and
unchanged to l cent higher on mediums.
Receipts were heavy Trading i'm
proving es ample offerings met q fair
to good demand
Prices TO b. Baltimore by first re-
ceivers:
Large, minimum go per cent A quail
ity. whites. .47-4a: brown and mixed
colors, 4S12-49. Mediums. minimum so
per cent A quality. whites. 4-44ls;
brown and mixed colors. 44-47La. Stand
4en47 p dcnrrent Or receipts pfp eeh 1uai''s'
Egg receipts-4,4S4 cases.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Mathieson Chemical Joins
In Exploratory Company
BY the Associoted Press

ST. LOUIS, Feb, 2O.-Forma-
ton of company to explore
the possibility of a petrochemical
operation here was announced
today by the Mississippi River
Fuel Corp.
William G. Marbury, presi-
dent, identified the concern as
the Mathieson Mississippi Co.,
a Delaware corporation. It was
formed jointly with the Mathie-
son Chemical Corp. of Balti-
more.
DR.. Carl Prutton, vice-presi-
dent of Mathieson, has been
elected president of the new
firm.
Mr.. Marbury said the plant
will be located in the metropoli-
tan st. Louis area. He said the
company would probably manu-
factUre chemicals and acetylene
at first, but that other products
such as nylon, soil conditioners
and various plastics could be
made from natural gas which
Will be the principal raw prod
uct.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. 90. LP). fUsDA>-
butcher butchers mostly "a, around steady with
about 20 cents lower ttCn Thursdays
average; sows in extremely limited de-
mand. 50-75 cents lower; most sales
choice .1S0;220-pound butchers. 1875
1000; few loads up to 20.95: small lots,
1000; 25o-ssiS-pound, sI6 lis,5o-1e e,4o:
Sows. 325-550-pound, 15.15-17.T5;
clearance incomplete.
salable cattle 500; salable calves,
goo; slaughter steers. and heifers, scarce,
steady at weeks decline: cows steady to
SO cents lower: bulls, weak to fully 50
high; choice to low,prime steers, 1.250
pounds, down, 24.00- -25.o0; most COM
mercial to choice steers, 17.50-23.5O:
odd lots utility grades, 16.00-l7. 90;
commercial and good heifers. 1850
5000; utility and commercial cows.
13.50-15.50: Gamers and cutters. 100
1875; utility and commercial bulls,
16.00-19.5o: few good heavy fat bulls,
400; commercial to choice vealers,
90 .00-32 90; few prime. $500; Gull and
saiable sheep, 500; no market estap-
lished early.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Business Briefs

Money in Circulation decreased
1922 million in the week ended
Wednesday to a total of $29,-
654, 100000. This was 81 .267, :
100000 ahead of the same week
last year.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Heavy Construction Contracts
aggregated $114,052,000 in the
week ended Monday, compared
with $267, ,738. 900 the week be-
fore and $222.118.000 IN the
comparable 1852 week.-Engi-
neering News-Record.
Rail Freight Volume last week
amounted to 681.750 carloads,
1.3 per cent below the week be-
fore and 7.6 per cent below the
corresponding week last year.
Association of American Rail-
roads.
Crude Petroleum Stocks to-
tailed 271, 1886, 900 barrels on Feb
ruary IA. a net increase of l.
704,000 barrels for the week.
Bureau of Mines.
Life Insurance Companies in
creased their investment in
American business and industry
by $3.166. 100000 last year. to
a total of $30.369, 100000. The
increase set an all-time record
for a single year.-Institute of
Life Insurance.
HOudaille-H Hershey Corp. an
nounced the appointment of
Charles c. Conley to the newly
created position of supervisor
of research.
TranscOntinental Oil Corp. an
nounced in Dallas that Samuel
T. Brown, of Roanoke, Va, was
elected president and a director
American Cyanamid Co. dis
closed the promotions of two
executives: L. c. Perkinson tc
be vice president and G. c
Walker to be treasurer.
Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety announced the election oi
Ray D. Murphy as president, re-
/ placing Thomas I. Parkinson
who becomes chairman of the
board.
Western Auto Supply Co
(MissourD reported net income
of $4,737,972 or $6.31 a share in
the IL months ended December
81. VS.. $5,579,388 or STAB the
year before.
Also for Calendar 1852:
Lion Oil Co. earned S1O,211,-
423 or $3.50, VS.. $11,751 ,O26 or
$3.50.
Maytag Co. earned $6,7O2,317
or S3.66. VS.. $6,08O,191 or 1928.
FerrO Corp. earned $1,291 ,00O
or 1928. VS.. S2.073,S37 or 1885.
Ruberoid Co. earned $4,O45,-
677 or $6.73, VS.. $4,017,48 or
$6.88.
Boston Herald Traveller Corp.
earned $5O9,987 or $l.35 VS..
$555, BAT or STAT.
Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc.
earned $1,107,3O4 or $2.O9, VS.
| $1.349,O56 or 1884.
Evening star., 1953-02-20

bank has leased a building at
2844 Alabama avenue. in the
Naylor shopping center. which
has parking for 200 cars, and
is across the street from the
Sears, Roebuck property. The
branch is expected to be open
for business about July l.
Completion of the banks new
building at 1850 South Capitol
street will then be finished ana
fixtures at leased quarters at
4019 South Capitol street will
be moved to the new location
on Alabama avenue.
Under the guidance of Presi-
dent Offutt, the acoStia
National has had outstanding
growth. The American Banker
recently reported the bank ad-
vanced 107 places in the last
year and 255 places in the last
two years among the Nations
1,100 largest banks.
Mrs. Priest Will Speak.
Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, the new
United States Treasurer. will be
guest speaker at the 26th an
niversary dinner of the Bank
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Markets to Close Mondov

NEW YORK. Feb. 20 (P).-
Financial and commodity ex-
changes throughout the United
States will be closed Monday
in observance of Washington's S
Birthday. Various livestock re-
ports will be issued by the Agri-
culture Department. Canadian
and European markets will be
open as usual.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
To A Firm Needing
modern
office space
IN DOWNTOWN
Washington, DC.

One of Washingtons most prominent builders is
to erect thoroughly modern building, primarily
intended for their This building will be in
an excellent location on 10th between and M Streets
NV.
1t is just opposite the International Business Machines
Building and only $50 feet from the new 8-story
Medical Building and garage facilities This downtown
neghborhood particularly suited to medical supply.
estate financial professional and offices
The building itself is destined to be Of the most
modern in Washington 1t will be institutional in
feeling so that tenant will think of it as "his own"
building.
Construction will begin almost Immediately with
present plans making the first floor and basement with
street entrance available for rental.
in this prime location further expansion of building
is still possible Complete floors offered at moderate
rental with 5000 to 1000 square feet per floor.
Air conditioning excellent service elevators ample
parking and modern design will make this office build
ing extremely desirable.
Should this meet your requirements, address your
inquiry quickly possible to The Evening Star,
Box 385x, Washington, D. G. Brokers invited
Evening star., 1953-02-20
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. 90 4P. - Cotton
futures turned Arm in forenoon dealings
today Failure of March transferable
notices to bring out any appreciable
LIQUIDATION in futures touched on ex-
tensive short covering. Old crop months
moved up more than 81 a bale over
the previous close The March notices
were reported being stopped in good
fashion For some time traders hao
feared the. notices would have a de-
pressing effect on the market. New crop
months were quiet.
bale higher than the previous close
March. 1898: May. 1886. and July.
Evening star., 1953-02-20

Hourly Sales On the Exchange
1900 am. 40 600 l2 noon e1o 600
100 pm. ESQ 600 900 p.m 600 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. 'In bank.
ruptcy or receiyership or being reorsan.
i2ed under the Bankruptcy Act, or secur.
tiles assumed bv such companies Rates
OF dividends IN the foregoing table are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration
Unless otherwise noted, special or extra
olvldends are not included CID Called
Ex dividend H Ex rights Also
extra or extras 3 Annual rate. plus
stock dividend. Declared or paid IN
1853 plus stock dividend Paid last
year Payable IN stock. esttma ted cash
value on ex-diVidend date Paid or
declared so far this year. b Declared or
PAID after stock dividend or splitup.
lative. issue With dividends in arrears.
p PAID this year. dividend omitted. de-
fefred or no action taken at last divi.
dend meeting. Declared or paid in 1852
plus. stock dividend. , LiQuidating divi-
dend. vi When issued x-dis Ex-distribu-
tion, wd When distributed.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Newspaper Ads Decline

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 (P).-
Newspaper advertising in So
cities totaled 171,211,734 lines in
January, Media Records reported
today. This was decline of g.
1854 ,924 or 3.9 per cent from the
corresponding month last year.
Evening star., 1953-02-20

b e e n a p
proved by the
Office of the
Controller of
the Currency,
President A.
Scott Ofutt
announced to-
day.
This is the
area in which
S e arS, Roe
b uck & Co.
plans to spend
around SO mil
lion for a new
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Executives praise the meals on
B&O train to ST. Louis

Men who travel-especially those who work
en- route-enjoy pleasant break in the dining
car. On the Baltimore & Ohio's National Limited,
Diesel Electric feature train to Cincinnati,
Louisville, and St. Louis, the meals are superb
Foods are carefully selected, cooked by experts.
and served with true courtesy. The National
leaves Washington $50 PM; Silver Spring 6.44
PM, arriving Cincinnati 7.15 AM and St. Louis
100 PM. Its private rooms are ideal for business
men. its schedule is fast and convenient. and it
offers time dependability. Try The NationaU
Phone Sterling 3-8100 or Juniper 9-4343.
Evening star., 1953-02-20

Women'S Club
at the Wash
ington Hotel
next Wednes-
day, February
25.
Mrs. Priest
has been ac-
tive in the
Repu b / C a n
P arty since
S he became
president of
the u t a h
State Young
Republi c a n S
H. HnOA
Evening star., 1953-02-20

A reception will precede the
dinner with members from the
National Metropolitan Bank
serving as hostesses. Miss S.
Winifred Burwell, assistant trust
officer of the bank, is dinner
chairman.
Consumer Loans Higher.
Net loans of II reserve men,
ber banks here edged higher in
the week ended February IL,
with further smaller declines in
commercial and real estate loans
more than offset by a gain in
other loans, mostly consumer
loans, the Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond reported.
Total net loans of 1856, ,004 900
on February IL were up $4O5. 900
in the week, although CONNER
cial loans of $146, $4,000 were
off S1,148,00O and real estate
loans of $1O9.278.O00 were down
S224,OOO. Other loans, mostly
consumer loans, totaled $95, 1885,
600, up 81, 100000.
Bank Shares Advance.
Riggs National Bank shares
advanced to a new 1858 high OF
1888 a share on the Washington
Stock Exchange today on a trade
of five shares. American Secur-
ity & Trust shares also reached
a new years high OF S4h4, with
200 changing hands.
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. de-
clared a dividend of so cents a
share, payable March 26 to
holders of record March 8.
The Hecht Co. yesterday re-
ported sales totaling $102 ,953 ,293
in the year ended January 81, an
11.8 per cent gain over the pre-
viouS year.
Join FOIger, Nolan Staff.
Of interest in financial circles
here is the announcement by
Folger, Nolan & Co., members
of the New York Stock Exchange,
tnat Richard T. Larsen and
A. w. Perkins have become
associated with them.
Mr.. Larsen. a native OF Denver,
Colo, was educated at the Uni
versity of Denver and served with
the Army in World War II.
Since the war he has been as
sociated with Boettcher & Co.
and later with the Union Trust
Co.
Mr.. Perkins. a native OF
Tampa, Fla. was educated at
George Washington University
and attended law school there.
Following service with the Navy
in World War II, he has been
associated with the Washington
Board OF Trade.
Attend New York Session.
A Washington group attended
a one-day public relations con-
ference for Eastern bankers in
New York today. The meeting
was sponsored by the Financial
Public Relations Association.
The group included: Robert M.
Lyon, assistant vice president.
Bank of Commerce & Savings;
John J. Ahearn, American Sc
curity & Trust Co.; HartWell
Taylor, executive director. Con-
sumer Bankers Association;
Robert Lee O'Brien. jr.. Union
Trust Co.; William j. Chewing,
Hamilton National Bank. and
Hugh Lynch, Perpetual Building
Association. ~
Research Men Promoted.
Thomas Meloy, vice president
and director of research of West
inghouSe Air Brake Co., yester-
day announced the appointment
of William G. Tuller as assistant
director of research and Glen D.
Camp as the company'S central
laboratory director.
Jay Phillips has been appoint
ed sales representative here for
the Douglas Furniture Corp,
Chicago and Los Angeles chrome
dinette furniture manufacturer.
Adgate A. LipScomb & Son,
Inc. Washington general insur-
ance brokers, have opened a
branch Office in Delray Beach,
Fla.
Roy Bernard Co., New York
public relations firm, has opened
a branch Office at 1424 K street,
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Anacostia National
Gets Authorization
For Sixth Office
By DonoId B. HodIey

A sixth Office of the Anacostia
National Bank in the vicinity
of Alabama avenue, Good Hope
road and Naylor road, Sc, has
Evening star., 1953-02-20
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. 20 Up Foreign
In dollars, others in centsI:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market; 2is per cent premium or
102.1S34 cents, up ls of q cent.
Europe-Great Britain (pound), So 80,
up Is of cent; 30-day futures, asia.
up IL Of a cent: 4O-day futures, 2.S1fI.
up up of Of cent cent, gSaay selaSm futusss rsnc,
UP .00A of a cent; France francD,
.2Sss of q cent. UNCHANGED; Holland
tguilderl. $500, uncnanged; Italy 0ira),
.l6ls of q cent, UNCHANGED; Portugal
(escudo), $50, UNCHANGED; Sweden
tkronal, 1885, unchanged; Switzerland
(franc) 6ree), 1894, unchanged.
unchanged; hang T Brazil tf uree1. % $50. n. un.
changed: Mexico 11.63, UNCHANGED;
Venezuela (bolivar), 3O.03, UNCHANGED.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar 1850.
unchanged.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Feb. 90 QP,.-Dividends
declared today:
Regular.
Evening star., 1953-02-20

AAAS sNNS
Cont Mot cog
Cont Oil cog
Cont Stl I 40
Copw Stl 2
Corn Prd $50
CornellD1.20a
Corning Gil la
Coty Intl Zoe
Crane Co "a
CrmWht l Goa
Creamer Am /
Crown Cork
Crown zell 81
CurtisPub zoe
CurtiSS Wr 60
Cutler H "a
Da vison c IA
aystrom /
DAYTON P&L Q
Dayton Rub Q
Decca Rec 20
Deere lg
Deere o. 1.40
Del & Hud 4
Del Lac&W K.e
DenP-R u w 4
DERBY OIL Tag
Det Eds lao
DetMichSt so
Det Stl Cp !
Devoe&R A 2
DiaAlk pf4.4O-
Diana Str so
DistCpS 1.20a.
Divco Cp 60
DiXieCup 1.60.
DR. Pepper 60
Doehler j 1s4e
Dome Min 20
Doug Airc ga
Dow Chem iaa
Dresser | so
Dunhill Int Ia
Duplan Zoe
Du Pont .S5g
DUPONT of 4l2
DUPONT of ga
East Air L "a
East Cp l -
Eastman Id -.
Eaton Mig "a
Eds Br S 100
Elias Stop N Ia
e Auto L 3
ElginWat COB K
Elliott l.60a
ElPasoNG l 90
EmerElM lao
Emer Rad 40
EmpireEl lao
End John ] go
EQuit Gas l.30
Equit o Bd 60
Erie RR 124e
Erie RR pf 5
EurekaW .40a
EverSharpl 40
EX-CeIl-O 2b
Fairbanks 1sg-
Fairchild 60e-
Fajardo s "a.
FalStad Br /
Family p 1.40
FanSteel 2r
Fedd Ouig Af
Fed Fawick
FEEDER D st 2H
Ferro Cp SOD
FidFireI 2.60a
Firestone 3a
Flintkote "a
Florida p 1.20
Flor P&L ! 90
Food Fair sob
Food Mach 2.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
Realty Revue

The Wall Street Journal yes
terday favorably mentioned the
name of Albert M. Cole as a can
didate for the post of Housing
and Home Finance Administra-
tor and said President Eisen-
hover has picked" Mr.. Cole for
the job.
Mr.. Cole, a former Kansas
Representative, was defeated at
the last election and subsequent
ly was employed by the Republi-
can National Committee as an
assistant to Chairman Wesley
Roberts. He recently has left
this job and his place has been
taken by Raimond Bowles, re-
portedly a protege of Sherman
Adams, Assistant to the Presi-
dent.
The Kansas Republican, a
Evening star., 1953-02-21

supporter Of higher mortgage
interest rates and an opponent
of public housing, was publicly
made the candidate of the Ma
tional Association of Home
Builders for the housing job at a
builders convention in Chicago a
few weeks ago.
He was a speaker at a conven-
ton of the National Association
of Real Estate Boards a few
months ago in Miami Beach. He
is in position of being generally
looked upon almost ecstatically
by real estate interests owing to
his unqualified opposition to
public housing.
The Wall Street Journal said
Mr.. Cole, If appointed, would be
"in a key spot either to tone
down considerably or revise the
Evening star., 1953-02-21

Sharpe, engineer in charge of
urban highway research for the
Bureau of Public Roads.
X X X X
Secretary of Labor Durkin and
Chairman Reed of the House
Ways and Means Committee will
be among speakers before the
Chamber of Commences Con-
struction ustry Advisory
Council sessions Wednesday at
the Carlton Hotel and the Cham
ber's headquarters.
\ X X \
The First National Realty
Corp. has moved its Offices to
2 Thomas Circle. The building
recently was bought by Sidney j.
Brown, president Of the firm, the
announcement said.
X X X \
The fifth annual brickmason
apprentice national competition
Evening star., 1953-02-21

will be held this year at Mime
apolis April 18 to Is. It is spon-
sored by the Bricklayers, Masons
a nd Plasterers International
Union. Of which Harry c. Bates
is president.
Evening star., 1953-02-21

The District Chapter, Ameri-
can Institute of Real Estate Ap-
praisers, will hold its monthly
luncheon meeting at the Ambas-
sador Hotel at 1890 pm. Tues
day. Speaker will be Gordon B.
Evening star., 1953-02-21

James A. Hewitt Corp, an
nounced today it has completed
a number Of houses Of a total Of
As under roof in the Springdale
subdivision in Prince Georges
County, Md. Foundation work is
being started on SO more houses,
the firm said.
Evening star., 1953-02-21

present form of United States
aid to low-cost housing" and.
likewise, to help bring about an
interest-rate boost.
X X X X
Some economists say you have
low interest rates in a period of
def1ation and high interest rates
in a period of imitation. The ex-
perience of the last 10 years or
| so doesn't seem to bear them out.
When the value of everything
was skyrocketing, mortgage
money was plentifully available
at as low as 31a and 4 per cent
on conventional loans. Today,
with the Government behind de-
f1ationary moves and prices
dropping, interest rates are in
creasing. These economists!
Evening star., 1953-02-21

The 12-room country home of
Maj. Gen. F. L. Parks, Army
chief of information, at Corn
wall, N. Y, has been put under
contract of sale. Previews, Inc,
announced today. The property
consists of about 10 acres.
Evening star., 1953-02-21

Siivoted at one Of the highest points
in the Chevy Chose arso-bsovtifu
level lot, pink and white dogwoods,
boxwood, vorieiy Of trees, ete.--ideal
for the garden lover. Brick CENTER
hall Dutch COLONEL family home en-
ioyins freedom with privoey-per-
feet environment. 4 BEDROOMS, z
take twin beds; living room 24xl4.6
with fireplace and huge side screened
porch-dinins room l6xl@.6-fvll eel
lor-oiI h.-w. heat. 3 blocks 70 pub
lie ond poroehioi schools. One block
10 transportation. Priced ot SIS, $50.
Adjoining lot approx. 100xl60 con
olso be purchased.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

by day, smart settees which can go to-
gether as long sofa. By night, tr0o beds!
Bittersweet tweed (above) also in moss
green. charcoal, beige, gold and tur-
quoise. Single size (above) $2l9.5O each
with Deepsleep mattress. With Beautyrest
mattress only $40 more. These settees
also in apartment size and full size.
Send today for new home decorating book
LET, IA Ways to Nuke On Extra Room"
Space-saving ideas from leading decorators!
New. beautifully illustrated booklet includes
floor plans and realistic color illustrations of
Evening star., 1953-11-15

rooms and fabrics. Also,
your own complaining
kit with scaled cutouts
and ruled paper. Get yours
while they last. Send 25t
and coupon below.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
GNU Offers Classes
For 4on1en1ukers

classifier for the ONCE Of Price
Sterilization, will discuss financ-
ing and equipping a science
hobby, as well as local scientific
societies and their relationship
with the amateur. Each student
will be given individual guidance
in selecting and pursuing a sci
ence hobby. Glasses will meet
Mondays from 80 to 9:40 pm.
between February Is and March
80 in Monroe Hall.
Miss Lucy Kennedy, author Of
the novel "Sunlit Field" and
script writer for "Cavalcade of
America" radio program, will
teach a course in "Short Story
Writing" This is a workshop
course for men and women who
wish to write fiction. 1t includes
a study Of major problems in
narrative technique, dramatic
structure and Characterization.
The class meets Thursdays from
$40 to 9:40 pm. between Febru-
ary IL and April 2 in LiSner
Library, 2023 q st NV.
Other non-credit courses be-
ing offered by the Division Of
Community Services for both
men and women are:
Effective Speaking" Writing
for Children" Know Your World
Neighbors," Psychology Applied
to Everyday Living" and "Atomic
Energy in Cosmic and Human
Life"