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Evening star., 1954-12-08
Circuit Court
Judges Named
By DcKeIdin
Anderson, Fletcher
Get Area Posts;
Garrett Jurist Picked

Thomas M. Anderson. Rock
vile attorney, and John Ray
mond Fletcher, Prince Georges
County State Senator, have been
named circuit court judges by
Gov. McKeldin of Maryland.
A third new judgeship author
lied by the voters at the general
election last month, went to
State Senator Neil c. Fraley. of
Garrett County. All of the ap-
pointments were announced by
the Governor last night.
The new judges are Repub-
licans.
!. Four Judges Now.
In the 9th Judicial Circuit,
including Frederick and Mont
gomery Counties, Judge Ander-
son will join Chief Judge Charles
w. Woodward, Judge Stedman
Prescott and Judge Patrick M.
Schnauffer.
In the 7th Judicial Circuit,
including Calvert, Charles,
Prince Georges and st. Marys
Counties, Judge Fletcher joins
Chief Judge John B. Gray, John
Charles c. Marbury and Judge
j. Dudley Digges.
With the appointments. the
Governor has only one circuit
judgeship to fill, the one vacated
by the retirement of Judge
James Clark in Howard County
recently.
Evening star., 1954-12-08

IT have always felt we should
just start with the tempos at
the Lincoln Memorial and Just
roll them up like a carpet" he
added.
Mr.. Reynolds said it seems
fair" to ask Congress to author-
ize removal Of the tempos, a step
Congress loves to the people Of
the United States"
Among other talks at the
meeting:
B. A. Tompkins., jr., in charge
of the Southwest project for
the Webb q Knapp firm. res
viewed aims Of the proposal and
said it Is part Of q Nationwide
effort to save deteriorating cities,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Stock Prices Rise During Week
To Highest Since October, 12o

PROVIDE the oasis Tor q new ad-
vance by the markets traditional
leaders.
The New York Stock Exchange
disclosed that short interest at
the middle Of the month had
climbed to 3.079,590 shares
most since April 4, 1882.
The higher short interest po-
Sition was generally viewed as q
bullish factor. If the market
should turn downward, the
short" traders will act to cush-
ion the decline by their pur-
chases. If the market should
rise. these traders may add inn
petus to the rise by buying to
curtain their losses.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York Stock
Exchange were Packard, UP N
at 27s on $4,000 shares; Ora
ham Paige. up W at 1ss: Co
lumbia Gas, up 70 at 1915:
Montgomery Ward, up 6a at
7412, and Northrop Aircraft, up
5A at 48h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

ern's service as commercial agent
In his native city in October,
1941. He was promoted to gen
eral agent in October, 1947, and
in March, 1852. was named seen-
eral agent at Pittsburgh. r,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
BY Arthur Merims
Assoeioisd prsss Finoneiol Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-The
stock market ended this week at
its highest level since the days
Of crisis in October. 1929.
But in extending the bull
market into its 12th consecutive
month. there were scattered
signs Of diminishing vigor.
Brokerage houses generally
agreed that this was a week of
consolidating gains. Investment
quality issues, which have par
ticipated fully in the upswing of
the past IL months, had diff
Guilty gaining ground.
But the so-called secondary
issues-medium and low priced
stocks of a speculative nature
attracted more and more buyers.
Stocks yielding per cent or
higher have begun to find favor.
Most market analysts now claim
that II strong demand develops
for these secondary issues, it will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

ment will introduce Past Ma.
tional President Clinton w.
Bennett. partner Of Cooley d
Marvin. Boston. Mass. Mr.. Ben
nett will speak on Industrial
Accounting Problems In Today's
Economy" 20
The October IS meeting VIII in
clude Controlling Office Costs"
by Kelly Siddall. vice president
of Proctor g. Gamble. Cincinnati.
In November Ralph H. Eden
of Ernst g. Ernst, Chicago will
discuss 1.-THE Application Of
Electronics to the Office. sJen-
nings Randolph, Capital Aiflines
executive, will address the De-
cember meeting on "Thes HUI
man Side of Business" Harold
T. Swartz, Office Of the ac6m-
missioner Of internal revenue.
will discuss taxes at the January
meeting.
The chapter members WIN DO
at Griffith Stadium on August
rs to see the night baseball game
between the Cleveland Indians
and Washington Nationals. sThis
is the chapters annual baseball
party. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

tUnit OF trading 10 shares or sales In full elm
bankruptcy receiyership or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities assumed
by such companies. Rates Of dividends in the fore
going table are annual disbursements based on the
otherwise noted. special or extra dividends mot
included. Also extra or extras. Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared or paid in 1858
plus stock dividend. Declared Or paid 50 far THIS
ex-dvidend redistribution date Paid last year.
Declared or paid after stock dividend or splitup.
Nth dividends II arrears PAID this ysar: divi.
dividend meetins. : Declared or paid On 1854 plus
stock dividend. IAquidattng dividend. cid Called.
Z N dividend. I-dis N distribution TX rights.
" without warrants. wv with warrants. vd When
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handle press relations at the
conference. at the Hotel Statler.
September $3.50. -;
More than SO financial editors
and business writer's will cover"
the sessions, Mr.. Lyon asserted.
Advance reservations indicate .
registration Of 1000 bank I'D
vertising women and men from
the United States and Canada.
Two Vepco Appointments
Montelle C. Smith was elected
executive vice president Of the
Virginia Electric and Power Co..
effective September /. The Rpard
Of Directors also chose Erwin H.
Will as vice president and gem
eral manager. william e. Wood.
executive vice president. retires
August 81. i
The directors also declared
these dividends payable ON S6p-
tember 20 10 stockholders Of rec
ord ct tho close Of business All
gust 81: The regular quarterly
Of t1.26 o shars on the % Nivi-
dend preferred stock: the reg
ular quarterly Of $1.0l . share
ON the 500 dividend prefs $Ted
stock; the regular quarterly of
$1.05 per share on the $40 diyi-
dend preferred stock and q quar-
terly of IS cents . share ON the
common stock. II. A. Hitch, Bec-
rotary. made the announcement.
Major Finance Corp. Silver
Spring. Md. announced tk Its
quarterly report for june 80
that the first six months showed
large increases In all phases of
Its operations. Morton Stuft.
president. said gross income for
the six months toteled 81, So
q 90 per cent increase. Net M
come before taxes was 4lS. 0se-
Q - psg ssmk Ua1n. hs saA6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

Publicity and
A d er t Using
Committee for
the conven-
ton Of tn Q
F / n a n c ial
Public Rela-
tions Associa-
tion h { re.
Ro b e r t M.
Lyon, general
chairman. in
making this
an n o u n c e.
naent yester-
day, said Mr..
Sherwood will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

w q s n mgton
chapter, Ma
tional ASso-
citation Of Cost
Accountants.
Two former
national presi-
dents will par
ticipate in the
kickoff event.
o dinner meet
ing at the
Willard Hotel
on September
Is. G. Howard
Knapp Of the
...H ~-~-A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

will replace
Ralph Attack
son, who're
tires Sepyem-
Der / after
more than 20
years. service.
F. c. Toal.
sista n t vice
president. an
nounced chs
change. 90,
Mr.. Edler
was born May
%. 1913,.s,.. at
San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
September t5Dinaer
Will Launch Season
For Cost Accountants
BY WaIiom A. MiIIen

A comprehensive program OF
activities for the coming season
was announced yesterday by
President James e. M. Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Southern Names Elder ~

G. William Elder, jr., now ZEN
eral agent at Pittsburgh. Pa; will
be the Southern Railways hew
general industrial agent here He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Sherwood Appointed

j. Robert Sherwood. vice presi-
dent and treasurer of the Sub
urban Trust Co., has been. Ap-
pointed vice chairman Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Agency Reports Goin

Purchases Of life insurance are
higher in 1854 than for the COR
responding period Of 1885, the
Barrett McElfresh Agency,
Washington representative for
the Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance Co.. announced. Ofiicials
said new business sold by the
agency this year was 81 per cent
above the first seven month"; of
last year. ~,
James H. Carmichael. presi-
dent Of Capital Airlines, and
Prentiss L. Coonley, consultant
to management on business
government relations, have joined
American University's Business
Advisory Committee. Ferd NAu-
helm. editor Of Modern Security
Sales and direct mail and sales
consultant, will offer an evening
course in business correspond
ence at American University this
fall. 81
Evening star., 1954-10-10

COLORED
ITS 46th PL. Sc.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME
Semidetached brick home, in. excel
condition.: paruuet floors. In liv; rm.
and din. rm.. mod. kit, 3 large
bedrmS. and modern tile bath. 1Ina Gas
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
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hollsEs EoR ALR-s.E.

M. Observation-Disclosures. :
bedrns.. End IL; inclosed living
porch, recr. rrn. with bar. gas, steel
constr. copper .pipins, new Anchor
fence, paved alley. nr. everything:
%ss sa pSrsSassi sSs as5S owsER ssE' yo sss ass.
ANACOSTIA. e0,s00-To settle es.
tate; small house. 3 rooms, kit. and
bath; ideal for cple. LU. 4-6g07
CAPITOL HILI-Transferred news
full baths. auto. gas h..w.h.; bsnlt.
20g.ft; lot; $4,000. Terms. IL,
CARPPGfSSTER sT. Sc. sse4 la3rd and
Pa. ave. sci. n block to bus, Hill
tion. Seven large rms. Ia baths,
garage. Open 2 It'll Q Sunday. LU
CoNGREss HEiGHTs-s5oo down
SOS mo. Germ, modern, semidet
prick; ~ baths, tiled bsmt; iencse
snsdi nG irinb s5ss oMsR e .so0? 5o sssn sshGpp'n'
HILLCREST. 1860 Camden st. SEE
Unusual stone rambler. French
Normandy style: 2 rooms, 2 baths
2 .fireplaces: large grounds. beauti'
fully handicapped. Price reduced
sHfPIEY HHHi TERRACE. a441 25th st
s.e,-Vacant. semidet. brick; 9 rms,
bath, hsn1t,; moderni price $1l Il 900,
mo-. Cali r ELIOT MIDDLETON
daapHfS hisIsGfi 81 81. iklsis s.k.. is1s.eso-o-room
semidet. brick house; bsmt.. gas
mo mo. Terms Terms. BURRVIE 3. RAMSEY
IT. 9.2gS5, IA; 9-2442,-l9
old: la baths, matchinr. colored
fixtures fun bsmt.. outside ent'
S10.975 Terms to suit purchaser
1919 sH ,SIsei BSRKE ST. s.E.-Nr. Armory a%
schools; ,SrrSs sSpts sspdd9Ste dn ssmsnt snsrs
s14.5oo sns.i o0Ishss4 HR In hHg gown DayIfln'
d337 GORMAN TER. S.E.--S10.9 $50
Fine 5-rm. semidet. brick, 2 baths
yrs. old: nr. everything. Assume
aIks nj 1s1; coU9LTN Ss2 m Jo iesl szaS sszzsasSytnlnf
3edrms.. liy. rrl.. sep, gin. rIn.
payment. Lu. 4-4442 Or LU. 2-76s6
HOME AND INvESTMENT-2-uni!
apt. bldg. near Boiling Field: Al AZ
RARRP sfk HPOE l. q aSnpAaD sG 81 iasa 4s =
4sso Easy PLACE s.E.-Ioveiy bricl
bungalow ia immac. cond.: expand
attic. full! bsmt.. beaut. lot. nj
schools. bus. shopping. Owner must
sell sell Only Gns s15ia5 si5;a5o. MIKE COUGH
$500 Down, 4003 g st. s.e.-3-bed-
rm. brick: only yrs. old: complete
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.,. full bsnt.,
gas heat, Mr.: parochial schools,
transp., shopping. Assume 4so .Gl
incl: taxes . and insuI. Low !. monthly pidIy
rd., up hill to e ST.. then left: Open
i to 8. BERGMAN REALTY, ia. g.
1850. ST. 3-9433.
139 ELMIRA ST., nr. Boiling AFB-
The finest house in this popular
group. Six rms, " baths. The for
mer owner installed $1,000 in extra
equipment. A few steps from direct
downtown bus. shopping and schools.
home in trade. out 8, Capitol st. to
MEs 0e cARsonL ss5n rlses ZEAL rsFSTE F2ass
20; 2;G6o1; ~ /; s Sun. m Re 6-anan; ,,,,: ..,,
co bungalow; nice corner lot: full
oPESS' S1S'Y?Sj Sun. is SS'sS - Y. 1915 ssth st;
s.e:-2-story, brick home. IN lovely
neighborhood, facing Govt; park;
lge. .liv. .rm with firepl.. din. rm
all-elec. kit. and powder rrn. on lst
a.; 3 bedrms. and bath on, End n;
full osmt. with half bath; lge. rear
porch: built-in garage. A. A. Ca
ROZZA CO. 2412 Mimi. ave. Sc.
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lNoUsEs fes sAlE---s.E. tcena. ] !
HARTMAN REALTY OFFER

o&Nf
AlsAcosTIA- semidet shinsle. 2
ss9i;oo s9.soo. Id. E. i1-asss. :.'n ,uA pl''s'
ANACOSIIA--Larse. det.. rms. {
BIZ, with " acre level lot suit. ior
nursery or large family; S2,500 dn.
ANAc IVA cocssTsiisI-Nr. { ssiI public ana paro.
b.r. tile bath. finished bsInt.. fenced
In lot, $12.950. Lu. 2-597b.
1924 w STD rms, 2
large b.r., tile bath, full bsntt., gas
heat. fenced-in lot: S1l,950. LU.
|BRADsiuRy AaDiSui HTS, Just Oh Southern
ave.--Det. brick rambler. z b.r, tile
bath, tuil is bsmt,, nsa gaS heat b 1 ~ large
BRADBURY HTs.--Det. 8 rms.
sSuHgfovs soa1dS Sr .1sl ssll lds Sss siaSSS sStS
cd6SRioisEEssss III ilEss0 HTS. -semidet. brick. .
rms, tile bath. full .bsri1t.. gas heat;
$13.2 $50, GI $3.50 dn. Lu, t.7126.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE. OF Pa. ave-
9 b;r. Eas heat; S12,950. Lu. J.
1 |H1LIISGREsT GARDENS, . block OF
Branch ape.--Yr. old semidet. brick.
9 rms, 8 large b;r.; fenced.ir, lot,
HffIcREsTsbst Hfs. PEsssi sibsISe eolonia mi sssa rms
5 Ddicb a.sn St rsss ssos9 s ss f.pssi sss
and make offer. Lu. 2-5976.
|HnLCREST, nr. Branch and Ala
hama .ayes.--Det. brick, @ rms. 3
enoi.v's er DeSrm. al and bath; t,ls lst. .oa t
features Priced right with substan.
Hill I1cRiEss;T sEcTPiioN-custom. built
southern Colonial, 4o-ft. front.
SPACIOUS center hsll, with 80 #: M liy.
sstr.s na 8 ssa Soooe aSa e. P0wcsl 557 5R o'her
ILYNDALE. mr.. Pa. ave,--Semidet
brick. Q rms, tile bath. knotty- pine
recr. rm., with lavatory and shower,
scr .oOS porch; gas heat ato FENCED 1T
orr VS xLAsAM2 AVE. Ave, M nr, eSs Cora
@ rms. 5 b.r., full bsmt., scr. porch,
oil heat garage. nice Handicapped
Iot: $l5,95O. LU. 2..5976.
lawn viilsse open 1sss % 9op p Place rs,r
Semidet. brick. 8 rms, tile. bath,
knotty-pine recr. rm.. gas heat. deer
lot priced right for immed. sale.
Out Pa. ave-. right on Minnesota
ave, left on 18th st. to house. RE.
I5IIcSFsT asSz SECTION :.s.s open e., ,s,. t.
Z rms. 2 baths, 4 b.r.. Q b.r.. and
bath LIST a.: scr. porch, built in
garage, priced right with sub
Branch ave. Va block to house. LO.
Fairfax VILLAGE. open Q to 5 pm.
block on Alabama ave-, 1876 Ft.
Davis st.---Corner brick, 6 rms. 3
b.r.. knotty-pine recr. rm... large
stantial cash. Out Pa. ave. past
Alabama ave; Y block, left to
HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
Sale, Rental. property Manarement.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

COLORED$295 DOWN
9Th AND A SITS. Sc.
8 3-bedroom row brick. Front porch.
Kit. bath; h.-w.h.
TU. 2-7140 ,ST. 3-399l
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

La PLATA, MD.-Town residence: IL
spacious rooms, bath. slectricity.
town water. circulating gu stove
frontage, j acre lot. magnificent,
large oak grove, excellent garden;
immediate possession; exceptionally
desirable home or suitable private
school. small business or tourist
Tel. 3311. La Plata, Nd.
POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE
own front yard, view Nj. Vernon.
Woodiawn and Gunston Cove from
your front porch. Larse white,
brick rambler. 8 bedrns. den.. 2
baths. kitchen. din, rin... maids
room. Nv. room 1880. beautiful
Is ~. picture window, 2-car heated
garaee. Partly furnished, jeep and
etc. 1g level acres. 20 miles to D. G.
line. Commute daily over fast
Government hwy. Opposite Mt.
vernon, on Md. shore. price, $50.
600. $4,000 cash required. OWN.
xR. Box 442-E. star.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
HOUSES FOR sALEs,w.

ELMIRA ST.-Loyely 6-rm. semidet.
brick on GI. FHA or other terms.
Priced for quick sail, Mr.. JEWELL,
COIoRED-Si6 GOLDEN sT.---va-
cant. $3.50; 500 down. $45 mo. .
story brg.; 4 rms, toilet. UN: r.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

$500-$1 900 DOWN
18th AND C--Lovely 10-rm. home
that will 60 fast. Easy terms.
3rd AND 8 cARoL1NA--Lovely row
BUDNEY REALTY CO. LU: 1-727s
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Sale, Rental. Property MANAGEMENT.
Insurance, 1345 Good Hope Rd. Sc
LU. 4.3400. ewes. LU, 2.59T6.
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housEs FoR sALE--s.E.
CoLoREp--cI
! So PER NO.


COloRED0I
$50 PER MO.
Brick home with bsInt. In the 400
blk. B st. sc. $500 dri. and S46.b0
per mo. Vet OF vet and wife must
MAKE make 500 s.N per yedFR al5saa MIA Eta
COLORED
OPEN DAILY 2 to $50. 7:30 to $3.50
4O6 1 tth ST. Sc.
colored senidet. white brick: abso-
luteiy neW-Louse condition. 8 rms.
and bath and half. Gas heat. Small
down payment. Buy like rent. MA.
S-48lS. EN-. 2-2909.
COLCRET1--SEMIDET.
2.APT. BRICK-$950 DOWN
Govt. financing with low monthly
payments available to ncn-GI; beau
tiful 4-yr.-old property. VACANT.
POSSESSION IN ONE DAY. Truly .
golden opportunity. Call MRS. cox.
LU. 2-6i36 or ST. 3-T36S. 10
COLORED-S.E.-VACANT
NEAR 18th ST. AND MASS; AYE; :
S-RM. BRK. HOME: Ia BATHS,
GAS HIT, LGE. BSMT.. Low. MO.
PAYTs.; CAN BE USED AS 2
= WILLIAM !. RosENTHAL 49,.
l0s
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COLORED-VACANT
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
ONLY $685. DOWN
Large row brick, contains 2 apis. Of
2 rms. and kit. each, Ia baths, oil
heat: newly dec: full bsmt.; q
car brick garage. Priced right.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th ST. NV. Ma. s-2321
10
Evening star., 1954-10-10

CoEORED DETACHED BRICK
ern. center-hail plan, 5. large rms.
real rec. rnl., Gas heat, big yard.
storm windows. excel. cond. Quick
possession Priced TO sell with $500
down. SEQ mo. JAMES CARR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Missing Banker Returns Home;
7ownspeople Mill in Streets

At z am. today Reynolds met
reporters in his new brick home
He promised that depositors In
the Merchants Exchange would
get back "every penny" He
brought missing records back
with him.
The 40-year-old banker said
the money would be repaid to
anxious townspeople about the
first of next week."
He called reports that he had
disappeared with between $50, 000
and 100000 a 'lie."
II told people we were going
to close down." he said.
He referred most questions to
his attorney, Jack Wallace OF
Clayton, Ala, but answered 9TH
ers readily-once with the COM
ment, I'm talking too much"
Reynolds said he went to At
lanta with his wife. Sue to look
into a punishment suit brought
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ey Inc Assoeioied Presa

CLIO. Ala, Mar. l9.-Royall
Reynolds. the missing banker.
came back home last night to
a bewildered community that has
lived in fear Of financial ruin
since he left IL days ago.
Townspeople milled in the
streets until early morning in
this normally quiet town unable
to sleep after news of Reynolds
return.
The. first word Of the return
brought almost every able-bodied
resident to the Office of Mayor
Dan Easterling, just across the
main street from the Merchants
Exchange, where Reynolds was
president. They stayed there
until 2::30 am.
There were angry mutterings
from a throng estimated at 500.
the Mayor said, but no threat of
violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Negro Press Award
For Racial Policy
PIeases Eisenhower

President Eisenhower was
pleased today at news he has
been voted an award by the
Nations Negro press.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty said . letter
notifying the President that he
was one of 10 recipients of the
annual Russwurm awards voted
by the National Newspaper Pub
fishers Association, and was
pleased at the news.
The award to the President
was "for his contribution to
equality of opportunity in the
armed forces. regardless Of race
and for definite action to end
segregation in places of public
accommodation in our Nations
Capital"
Another one of the awards
went to the Justice Department
for its efforts to eliminate segre-
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against funds Of the exchange In
the First National Bank there.
He said the suit was filed by an
aunt by marriage, Mrs. Veda
Mae Reynolds. who repeatedly
had $4,000 deposited with him.
The funds in the Atlanta bank
totalled $751; 300 but depositors
here have already signed claims
for $167. 900 which they said they
gave Reynolds.
Mrs. Reynolds said they stayed
In Atlanta throughout their IL
day absence except for two days
they spent In Virginia.
Reynolds said he drove home
from Virginia after being "cut"
by an article on his disappear
ance in a Roanoke newspaper.
Reynolds turned himself in to
Deputy Sheriff w. d. Anderson
at nearby Clayton and was re-
leased in $500 bond. The bond
was signed by his 72-year-old
father, r. w. Reynolds. who Of
fered his life savings Of $25, 900
last week to relieve penniless de-
positors in the Merchants Ex-
change.
Accused Of Taking $500.
Reynolds. president Of the I'M
chartered institution, Is accused
specifically in three warrants of
embezzling about 81 800 from two
depositors. but it was estimated
the town faced a loss of between
$4,000 and 100000 by his dis
appearance.
Reynolds disappearance stun
ned this little farm community
Of 900 persons. His sudden re-
appearance was even more Of a
bombShell.
The townspeople met in an
emergency session a few days
after the trusted banker left.
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CATION in schools and public
places in the District.
The awards, in memory OF
John B. Russwurm, editor Of
the first Negro newspaper. Free
dom's Journal. founded in 1927,
were announced last night.
Dowdal H. Davis, chairman OF
the National Newspaper Week
Committee March 1920 and
general manager Of The Kansas
City Call. announced the award
winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

and issued an appeal for him to
come home or at.least return the
exchange records. They promised
not to prosecute If he sent them
"any of the money that Is left"
and the record books.
About $50 families were af-
fected. Merchants.had no money
to restock when the supply of
their shelves was gone. and farm
ers couldn't buy seed for spring
planting.
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Gasoline Use Jumps

NEW YORK.-Gasoline con-
sumption in the United States
has increased 10 times since 1920
with five times as many vehicles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

tomorrow, March 20, at l 80.
also, informal, IL 100 to 500.
on Fashion Floor, the 3rd
In the show:
l. bosy >. +. and especially for
petite sizes 8-l8. Soft
mouve, aqua or eroy acetate and royon 1905
2. the top fovorte trench ooot. slinnIy
beted. It's connbed cotton twill
lined with merry print. Gray,
tan or white Sizes 1918. $500
3. empire back royon flannel straight
out Of April "Chorm." Lavender
Dresden blue or pearl eroy, 8l8.! 1905
W6L-coots and Suits, 3rd Floor . coots also
at Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26

, after date Of notice Of such assess.
ment.
In one such case. a Taxpayer
wished to appeal from the assess,
ment figure shown on his notice
He consulted an attorney-fivt
days too late for the lawyer TO re.
quest the hearing.
About Drivers Licenses
The time for appeal may vary.
In the case of a discretionary
revocation of a drivers license,
the hearing before authorized rep
resentatives of the Department of
Motor Vehicles is supposed to b
within 20 days after the suspen-
sion of license is appealed. The
decision of the Department may
be appealed to the Superior Court
within 80 days of the final de-
cision of the Department.
In many cases, probably fav-
orable decision could be obtained
without the necessity of appeal.
The attorney is familiar with pro-
cedures of the various administra-
tive groups - these procedures
vary widely.
The Utilities Commission. for
instance, holds its hearings along
very much the same lines as the
Superior Court, while the Board
of Conservation and Development
is informal in its hearings, seldom
swearing witnesses and giving
consideration to written docu-
ments not made in affidavit form.
The private citizen, then, is
wise to consult with one schooled
in administrative law in the same
manner he would take his law
suit problems TO an expert.