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Evening star., 1954-05-17
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May II R.-Tradine IN
cotton futures continued to drag during
the forenoon today. However, new-crop
months inched upward on light COM
mission house demand which found Offer
ings scarce. Nearby July held slightly
under the previous close, with some SELL
ing Of July against purchase Of deferred
deliveries in evidence.
Private Texas advices said that It
was clear and warm. New Mexico was
reported to have to inches in some
places. -s-4 ., -
Noon prices were 40 cents q bale
higher to 25 cents lower than the pre-
vious close. July 34.45. october 34.30
and December 81 81.
Evening star., 1954-05-17
Germany 4th in Cor Output

BONN. - West Germany is
now the worlds No. 4 automo-
bile maker, Last years produc-
tiQn. 400. $50 motor vehicles, was
e. eeded only by the United
States, Britain and France.
Evening star., 1954-05-17
NEW YORK. May IL. 1R.-

Hourly Sales on the Exchange.
HOO am. aSSo $50 eoo - noon 20 600
100 pm o7o 900 $500 pm. o 600 600
full sln Bankruptcy or Teeeivership or
beins reorgani5ed under the 1ankrnptcy
Act or securities assumed By such com.
panies Rates Of dividends u the fore
going table are annual disbursements
based On the last quarterly or semi.
annual declaration. Unless Otherwise
noted special or extra dividends are not
nSa rate pus asS :Soef Dividend al 'r
OF paid IN 1858 plus stock dividend
e Deciarec or psid % taI this year
on ex-dividend or redistribution date.
sfsl .tcss sss Ssdepo o. aDap or p5S n
clared or uaid this year. an aecumula.
tive issue With ciyidends N arrears
terred or no action taken ct last divi-
dend meetine: rDeclared q paid tn
dividend: cid Called. Z n dividend. x-dis
s. distribution Il h ftghts. xw without
distributed vi When issued
Evening star., 1954-05-17
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. May IL P,.-spot non.
teTDus cens poSnd %ess eTcss .HSay 81
IA cents q pound, New York. Zinc, 1ON
cents pound. east st. Louis. Tin, 943<
cents pound. New York. At Pittsy
quoted at 3O-31.
Evening star., 1954-05-17
Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK, May II ap.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for May IA:
1S3, 800 shares, including 1,414 shares
Evening star., 1954-11-12

FIRST under regular corporation
income taxes and agaih under
Individual income levies as prof.
its are passed out to stockholders
In dividends. They said the tax
cut would be q spur to business
investment and help long-range
economic growth.
Was Campaign Issue.
Many Democrats attacked the
move as special relief for the
wealthy. And some Of them
made this an issue in the recent
election campaigns.
The fact that three Demo-
Gratis on the key tax committee
already have taken a stand
against repeal. however, indi-
Gates the repeal effort will have
rough shedding.
Five additional Democrats will
be added to the committee next
year as Democrats take control
Of Congress. making the party
lineup is Democrats and 10
Republicans. But all the Repub-
licans have supported the divi-
dend tax cut In the past.
So if all the Democratic new
comers and all those who took
no stand In the poll lined up
for repeal. they could still fall.
one short Of q committee ma
jority.
Representative Dingell, Dem
ocrat, Of Michigan second rank
ing Democrat on Ways and
Evening star., 1954-11-12

Means. already has announced
he viii introduce bill on the
first day Of Congress to cut iridi-.
vidual income taxes and repeal
the tax cut on dividends.
But one Of the opponents Of
repeal. who asked not to be
quoted BY name at this early
stage. commented: 1T will be
very dificult to do anything
about 1t now"
Another Democratic member,
who also asked not to be quoted
by name, referred to the scrap
most Democrats put up against
the dividend tax cut this year
and declared that if the tax cut
was wrong then it's wrong
now,
Evening star., 1954-11-12
Ruises and Increase
In Mail Cost SOUGHT
BY the Assoeiossd q Press

Los ANGELES. Nov. I2
Salary boosts for postal employees
and an Increase in first class
postage from three to four cents
an ounce win be sought In the
next session of Congress. SAYS
Assistent Postmaster General
Eugene J. Lyons.
Mr.. Lyons told reporters yes
terday that $225 million would
be added If the postage proposal
Is adopted. He said the Post
ONCE Departments deficit since
World War II is $4 billion.
Evening star., 1954-11-12
Democrats Divided
|0n Fight 10 Repeal
Dividends Tax Cut
By The As.oeiated Press

Key House Democrats divid-
Led today on whether they
should fight next year to repeal
q controversial tax cut on div
idends enacted by the last Con-
gresS.
Three Democrats on the House
Ways and Means Committee,
which must start all tax bills
through Congress. said they
would not support repeal.
With Republican help, that
could be enough to kill q prom
ised repeal effort.
Two other committee Demo-
Gratis were non-c committal, while
4 of the 10 holdover Democrats
polled on the issue said they
would support repeal.
One committee member did not
reply.
Was Strongly Apposed. !.
The dividend tax cut. strongly
backed by the Eisenhower adj
ministration. was written into the
1854 tax revision act over strong
opposition from many Democrats.
It exempts from income taxes
the first $50 in dividends re-
ceived by shareholders each year.
And stockholders are permitted
10 deduct 5 per cent of their
:emaining dividends directly from
the tax bill they otherwise would
pay.
This amounts to an estimated
revenue reductions of about 1862
million a year. In its final form,
1t was a much smaller cut in
taxes on dividends than origi-
nally proposed by administration
Republicans.
Republicans argued that corp
oration profits are taxed twice
Evening star., 1954-11-12
lis Days at Seq
Loss Of Most Of Water Supply
Fois to Dount Roft voyoger
is Days at SEQ
BY Williom Willis


+ ( IS 81 G gs
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-I car
ried my water In "A five-gallon
cans, 10 Of which I stacked edge
wise on the cracks between the
logs under the bamboo deck. The
five others Iplanned to shift here
and there to steady my raft.
Whenever ! was out Of water ]
raised the bamboo and took out
two cans, enough to last me
quite q while.
I was to regret my arrange-
ments.
Fresh water Is. Of course, q
sailors first concern and on my
E -
Evening star., 1954-11-12

would normally require more
fresh water, and dehydration
would be an eventual risk. One
important factor governing in
dividual capabilities to take sea
water, he added. was the in
dividual's general healthy
Copyright, 1854, by william willis: AL
Hlgnts Reserved Throughout the World >
Sundays: Willis pulled over.
board by shark.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

water contains a concentration
of 31a per cent salt, while nor
mally healthy kidneys can han
die 2 per cent.
Ton q diet containing so per
Evening star., 1954-11-12
BY william WINS.

cent fresh water and so per cent
salt, the commander said, sur
vival is possible ''for q reason
able time" although a heavy
fish diet being rich in protein,
Evening star., 1954-11-12

THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C. Alb
e
Evening star., 1954-11-12

Sixth in a Series Of IS Articles.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

Gay printed cotton
busters with huge
patch pockets and
buttons up the front.
Sizes II to Is.
Evening star., 1954-11-12
ATTRACTIVE
BL0USES
l.99

Bright blouses in
winter colors and
fabrics Orion
and wool, nylon and
cotton jersey. Sizes
81 to 81.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

I've piece knit
dresses Of nylon and
wool in soft pasteIs
and vivid winter
shades. Sizes Iz to
I0.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

Easy-to-Mash ilylon
cardieans and Slip
overs ID 12 new
shades. Get 2 for
! twin set! Sizes 81
to 40.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

Pretty lacy edeinf
trims nultifilament
rayon crepe and
iiylon slips in soft
pastel shades. Sizes )
81 to 81.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

Reg. 3.o9 swinG
style skirts IN bright
corduroy Il half
price. Some with
pockets md biz but
tons. Sizes II 40 IS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23
FOR SALE


WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infections. Try V-J-O.. Grays
Drugs. l2-4-tfD
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FERTILIZER Nov IS tie time
to fertilize grass and shrubs. See
us for that good VIC fertilizer
6-8-6 or 5-l0-5. both are recon-
mended for your yards. Kayton
Coal Company, Phone 166. Farm
vile, Va, 2-I9-2lt
WAREHOUSE on Main street.
Farmville, Va approximately 49,
800 square feet floor space. Avail
able when we fqove into new
building now Under construction
Call 286 or contact Farmville
Grocery Company Farmwne. Vir-
ginia. lo-2-tf
FERTILIZER - Don't FORGET your
fish ponds. They need fertilizer
too, to grow food for your fish.
We recommend 1874 ana be SIRE
it is VIC fertilizer from Kayton
Coal Company. Phone les, Farm
vile. Va. 2-19-2ft
SEED POTATOES Maine erown
certified, Irish cobblers We guar
antee 10 beat any price. Clalle's
Store. 3-2-8tp
HOUSE new five room on one
acre lot tile bath and kitchen.
Five miles west Farmville on Rt.
400. See C. J Slayton. Slayton
ESQ Service, Farmyille. va.
3-5-6t
INSURANCE. disqualification in
surance a specially Can 468 for
appointment No obligation Let us
give you details Of this protective
insurance for you and your fami-
~. All general insurance. fire. cas-
aultN. auto, etc Annie V Putney
305 S Main St. F'armville. 3-9-I6p
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EQUIPMENT Lane saw MN
$475 Oliver II tractor with by
draulic log cart, used Is months
81 $50. 1852 tWo-ton Chevrolet
truck 81 400 1913 tWo-ton Chey-
rolet truck $500. r. c. Goodwin
planning Mn Phone 1922. Pow
hatan. Va 3-9-6t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23
FOR SALE

PUPPIES pure bred Collie pun
pies $40 each Make good stock or
watch dogs Mrs. A. w Lewis.
Prospect. Va. 3-19-Gp
PLANTS pansy viola. candy
tuft pinEs. sweet williams. poppy
larkspur, corntlower. Wallflower
forget-me-not and many others
Cut flowers in season. Mrs George
Stuart 3-19-4tp
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BULLS-Registered Polled Here
ford, months to > years of age.
Choice Domino Breeding. good
selection TO pick from. Clean
bangs free herd p w. Love and
y II Rand Rock Hill Farm
Blackstone va Telephone 194 and
1872. 2-I6-lltlT3
KRILTuA1 The original soil CON
dltioner. |Coerects soil problems in
lawns and garden Makes unpro-
ducJive soil productive, Cone iii
and let as tell you about it. J H.
Whitfield CO l-23-1p
BABY CHICKS We ate receiv-
ing CHICKS weekly from TWO Of VIZ
sinia's leading hatcheries. All
chicks pullorum clean Place your
crrf1 Y6h3- in Ir7elYta oqttl1,o ,ro,,rc
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FOR RENT

-
APARTMENT 4 rooms, unfurn-
ished and bath upstairs. Can
2040W 3-19-tf
-
APARTMENT - furnished heat,
water No children. or dogs. Phone
Ia or Al. 3-19-tf
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TRAILER SPACE Town sewer
age water. light and street 'front.'
age Phone 425R. Farmville
3-19-4t
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BEDROOM-TWo nice bedrooms
next to bath for gentlemen only.
Phone 425R, Farnlville. 3-19-4t
~~~ ~ -+~ -
APARTMENT 4 room apartment,
heat and water fu4 nished, private
entrance. A. A RICE. Phone 1855,
FarmVille. 3-l9-3t
=
APARTMENT 3 rooms and bath
furnished, electric stove and re-
frigerator. Call 292. Mrs. f. G.
Slate. 3-l6-4tp
HOUSES or bedrooms. about
! e miles of Farmville. hot water,
automatic heat, all city conven-
fences. redecorated completely.
Newly painted outside. located in
nice grove. available Immediately.
7, =.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court Of the County
of Powhatan
INEz EMERSON STINSON
Complainant
In Chancery
FLORENCE EMERSON. an infant.
ARTHUR c. EMERSON. JR., In
infant.
FRANKLIN L. EMERSON an lu-
FAINT
LOIS 7 EMERSON. an infant.
and unknown parties Defendants
The object Of this suit Is to DID,
tai a partition Of The following
described premises:
All that certain uao, OF PARCEL
of land lEing IN Macon District.
2oWhatan County VIRGINIA, Oh the
north side Of tAc Matters ot tha
Appomattox River. a4ic.n ~ the
propery now or formerly bel0H4in Inc
10 Rudd 0. d Taylcr. GINS. et
al and belng made UP of Tr. cts
3. 4 5. 6. z. g. 9. IN. III. 10. I3 Ard
IA Of the Hask.ns Farm. which
plat is recorded la THE Clerk's
Office Of PoWhalan County in Plat
Book. 8 page 81. ana contairtnr
by SAID survey 331 > acres. and
being the same land convened to
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23


STATE FOREST TIMBER FOR
SALE-Bids viii be opened at the
office of the State Forester, Char
lottesviile, Virginia. at D. M. on
Friday March e. 1854 Tor the
purchase Of standing timber
marked for cutting on Tract No
102 Of AppomattoX Buckingham
State Forest, estimated to be l24 :
368 board feet Of which nearly 50
percent is pine Fun particulars
may be secured from J. c. Hayes.
Forest Superintendent Cumbcr-
land Virginia, or from the State
Forester 3-2-4tlT n
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23
HELP WANTED

. . = . % . . - .
MATURE WOMEN your aac mo-
handicap Service Avon customers
in your neighborhood Earn good
money IN your spare time Write
Avon 1905 Brighton Road S W.
Roanoke, Va 1906
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23

HOUSE-Three rooms and bath,
on East Third St T. w. Bloom
field, Phone 1893 or COZ, Farmville.
3-5-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23
NOTICE

49, ----~-- ~~-~--------- ----,----
EHGCCTRIX Having qualified
as eXecutfIN Of the estate Of THE
late Oscar. Johns Bolum, | request
hat al! bits aealnst the estate be
presented land ali VINO the estate.
please cotne forward and settle.
Martha Borum Foster cXecutriX
Of the estate Of the late Oscar
Johns Bolium. 3-23-4t
EXECIT QR-Having qualified as
executor Dc the estate Of Tie late
Robert LIE Hubbard request
that all bills against tile estate
be presented and all who owe
he estate please come toward and
settle. J & Collins. executor Of the
estate Of the late Robert Lee Hub
bard 3-23-3t
. y - - -------~
NOTICE il hereby given that a
Primary Election VIII be held IN
The Fourth Congressional District
Of Virginia. comprising tho cities
Of PETERSBURG Suffolk ana Hope
we'll and ithc counties Of Amelia
AppOmattoN, Brunswick Bucklng-
b m Cumberland DnWiddle.
C2censvlile Isle OF Wright. Lam
enbure, Mecklcnburs Nansemond.
NottoWay. PoWhatan Prince Ed
ward. Prince George SOuthamp-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23
SERVICES

)IICHING - rel III dig yclr
i'tches. septic tanks, etc. by ma
lime especially designed for that
purpose Rul al work solicited
quincy Plumbing aud Heating
Tncne 483, Farmvillf va. 4-2t-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23

HOUSE-l0 rooms. located 2
miles south Farmvlile. Automatic
hotwater heat and domestic hot
waters w Putney, Jr. Phone 483
or $685. 3-2-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23

IN dIIlU8VIt HAVING nOIn u.Hr
md filed that thrrc NAV BE- per-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23
FOR RENT


APARTMENT-for couple. Com
pletely furnished, including vacu-
UNI cleaner, washing machine, air
conditioner. Call 694. 1-22-tf
FLOOR SANDERS Make your
old floors look like new You can
easily GO the resurfacinR work
YOURSELF We rent floor sanders
and edeers and supply materials.
Also, electric floor pohshers will
save you work and make your
floors gleam. Ask us about our
rentals. ,Farmville Mfg. Co. Phone
IL. Farmville, Va. 2-19-tf
~-A~~~~~~ ~~~~~~-~~~~.
HOUSE-l0 rooms. located 2
miles south Farmvlile Automatic
hotwater heat and domestic hot
waters. w Putney. Jr. Phone 483
or $685. 3-2-tf
HOUSE-Three rooms and bath,
on East Third ST. t w. Bloom
field. Phone 1893 or COZ, Farmville
J. 3-5-tf
APARTMENTS first floor. front
and back porch, hot and cold
water, bath and garage. J. c. Col
Inns Phone 4 OF 1871 3-12-4t
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APARTMENT = attractive first
floor. 400 Beech St. oil heat and
hot water furnished Immediate
occupancy Phone 35R or 80. E.
r. Booker. 3-l2-4p
ROOM with meals convalcScents
or retired people. Single and
doubts rooms 3 meals. III quiet
homei No alcoholics. Mrs. S A
McGlocklin, Midlothian. Va
Phone 1881. 3-l6-8t
APARTMENT 8 rooms and bath
furnish electric stove and re-
frigerator. Call 1872. Mrs. f. G.
Slate. 3-19-4p
DWELLING five room farm
dwelling with electricity and we'll
water. > miles on River Road
also farm land If desired. Reason
ably priced Phone $40 or Az
Pine st. 3-l9-4tp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-23

APARTMENT-for couple. Com
pletely furnished including vacu-
um cleaner, washing machine, air
conditioner. Call 694 1-22-tf
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Celebrities Crowd Premiere

The Capitals gala premiere
of the movie Romeo and
Juliet" held its own last night
amid some pretty stiff compe-
tition = namely q colorful
show staged beforehand in
the lobby Of the Dupont The
ater.
At one point In the celeb
rity crush Mrs. Morris Cafritz,
one Of the later, arrivals,
plopped herself down on the
balcony steps, so as not to
miss a thing.
Before going in to take her
seat Mrs. Perle Mesta, Mrs.
Cafritz's party-giving rival,
marched under the mistletoe
with Justice Tom Clark-well
chaperoned by several photog-
raphers and Mrs. Clark.
1t was a sold-out house Of
social register names that at
sncs snonso,.ss, hv tha rhorla.
n crittenton Gircls of tbs
Florence rrittanton Home
britisher IN Trench Codt
However in the midst of
Beautifully gowned women and
fblack-tie s'bigwiesp there sud-
denly appeared one lone
gentleman in blue trench coat
and grew f1annels THE delioht-
fully poised Britisher aged 12
or thereabouts in unorthodox
after-8 attire turned out to
be Christonher Makins SON of
the British Amhassador and
Evening star., 1954-12-21
star stan PHOTO.

party guests. But then, how.
was he to know they couldn't
leave before a senior Senator?
OFF to Nassau
No wonder Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert LeBaron were In .
holiday mood. The couple
leaves today for two weeks Of
tennis and pear-fishing In
Nassau. The mink coat worn
by Mrs. John F. Shields and
the white mink cape of Mrs.
Edward Falck meant at least
two ladies ignore "don't-open-
before Christmas" wrappings.
Others In the list of en-
thusiastic theatergoers were
the Minister of Great Brit
ain and Lady Scott. As
sistant Secretary of Defense
and Mrs. Donald A. Quarles.
Gen. and Mrs. Carlos p. Rom
ulo, Representative and Mrs.
Glare Engle, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Francisco de Mello and
bachelors Jack Logan and
Marvin Braverman.
Committee members Of the
Charles N. Crittenton Circle
who planned the benefit in
cluded Mrs. C, Raymond Wires
chairman. and Mrs. Wilbur K.
Miller, Mrs Donald Cook. Mrs.
Jackson Davis and Mrs. John
Paul Floyd.
The Florence Crittenton
homes and hospitals are
q Nation wide organization
which aid in the protection
and care Of unwed mothers. !
Evening star., 1954-12-21

the result 0f that belief ills
operation: Almost inpSrisb bly
the cabbie win slftlieT ID his
empty hack 10 the point inst
beyond the lone irenched fe-
male t0 the first signalling
male And If the male aston
ishinely happens % be sd old
fashioned gentleman who gals
alltly waves the woman % the
taxi, there's q good chance
the driver VIII slam into rear 4
make rude grumpy NOISES and
so out of his way to scare his
passenger nearly into ITS.
The same sex Discrimination
goes on Id restaurants "a the
average luncheon place where
both men and women Sat, YOU
usually ind the tables closest
to the kitchen and the swing
ing doors given over t0 the
supposedly bad tipping sex Who
are there served by sour
looking. napkin swapping watt
ers The banqnettes, the front
tables, the draft fee spots are
reserved for males.
Evening star., 1954-12-21

are merely salaried employees.
The tip goes to d corporation.
We are supposed to tip the
l0rdly maitre a hotel. but not
the lowly bus boy who brings
the bread anc fills the glasses:
the stewards on the ship but
never stewards wearing airline
uniforms; the girl who sham
poos your hair and manicures
your nails. but never the pro-
prietor of the shop when he
or she taxes over with the
shears or nah lacquer.
Why wouldn't it be better all
around tO increase the check to
cover the helps salaries?
Then the 6oorman who hustles
cabs and hands you into your
car would dc it as part Of his
routine job Even II 1t meant a
little hignsr rent. I'd like it
better.
Tipping i al, indignity for
the man with the outstretched
palm. And it's o huniliating
nuisance fol the Upper. too.
tFrom Associated Press Newsfeatures,
Evening star., 1954-12-21
By Pat Simmons

clares"you" meaning all the
Americans they have grown
so fond of after 1G years In
Washington. In the theater
lobby and later, at the after
the-cinema party at 1926 New
Hampshire avenue, it was OBJ
yious that the compliment
worked both ways.
Luciolli Sets Fashion
Other embassy row FIRST
nighters. were the Ambassador
of Uruguay and Sonora de
Mora, the Ambassador Of India
and Mrs. Mehta. the Canadian
Ambassador and Mrs. Heeney
and the Australian Ambassa-
dor and Lady Spender. A real
diplomatic charmer, Signora
Luciolli looked as good as any
one of the screen in that cocoa
chantilly lace. "Shhh it's
French. she smiled when
questioned about the material.
Talking Shakespeare to Mrs.
p. C. Gupta, wife Of the In
dian Military Attache, meant
taking ones mind OF that
collection of rubies she was
wearing. Also spotted in the
glamour gal gallery was United
States Treasurer Ivy Baker
Priest in a Chinese evening
coat of gold and ivory brocade.
Senator Russell Long Of
Louisiana unfolded this pro-
tocol story on himself. Before
he wised up, it used to be
plenty rough on his fellow
Evening star., 1954-12-21
IidsF1ipi11or
etei

Mrs. ERNEST Eden Morris e.
tertsined Il dinner It the 1875
+ street club last evening ii
honor 81 Midshipnan Allen
Ingram Price. III. ! member o.
the class Of 81 At the United
States Navai Academy.
Ihe guest of honor Is the
son of Captain Price. United
States NAVY. retired. ana MS.
Price who also were present.
Members of the current debu-
tante and SUBJ debutante group
attended the event, along
with classmates and personal
friends of Midshipman Price.
The latter escorted Miss
Phyllis Woil, debutante dalgh-
ter az Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Vol who win make her debut
on Christmas Day at 8 tea
dance at the Shorehall1.
After dinner the entire group
went on to the debut party for
Miss sydney May Hessick
Evening star., 1954-12-21

1T isn't because I'm dis
criminateC against that I
would 40 away with tipping.
though. NV really important
objection is that tipping is
against everything Americans
stand for. It's q feudal hang
over. setting up i lord -serf
relationship that doesn't exist
here.
Tipping customs. further
more. simply don't make sense.
Why. for example, IS one ex-
pected to slip q bit of silver
unostentatlonioasly under the
d essert plate for the waiter
who brings you food and no fee
for the saiesperson behind the
counter who sells you perfume
or shirts2 n
The average male. as every
body knows, pays several
times the cost of his hat each
year to redeem it from cloak
rooms manned BY pretty girls.
Yet cloak-roons are conces-
siofls fafmec out by the man
agement anr the hat-chicks
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Dinner Given
For Bonnets

Another in the farewell
parties for the French AM
bassador and Nine. Bonnet
was the dinner for 1S given
last night by the Portuguese
Ambassador and Senhora de
Esteves Fernandes at the EN-
bassy.
The retiring envoy and his
wife will leave on the 9th
ito return to France.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

CHANGE OF COMMUNICATIONS Byron NJ Shepard. US.
Navy Chrsiansburg Ohio, reading his orders the
Secretary Of the Navy directing him to his command
of the USS pests Lieutenant Junior grade) Rockwell
USN The coorful fudress change of command
held board the ship August a. 1t Rockwell
reported his command the USS PudY where he
operations officer 1t Shepard. who resigned from the
naval will Christiansburg. Ohio
occupation Of arming-official Navy Photo