Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

verSity to develop its ScnooI OF
business administration. &
Philip M. Talbot. senior vice
of Woodward & Loth-
rop, is chairman and Hugh Duff
field, area general manager for
Sears. Roebuck & Co., is vice
Perpetual Plons Party
A reception and buffet supper
honoring Perpetual Building As
ISOLATION employees, who earned
study awards from Washington
Chapter, American Savings and
Loan Institute, In the last year.
will be held from 5 pm. to Z pm.
Tuesday.
Oficers, directors and STAN
will attend the affair
in the associations auditorium.
Talks will be given by Edward c.
Baltz, president and William H.
Dyer, vice president and secre-
tary. William H. Rippard. con-
troller, will speak for the insti-
tute's faculty. Achievement GER
tiflcates will be received by the
following:
Gertrude R. Phillips. George B.
Campbell. Mary Jane Ogilvie.
Dorothea G. Snyder, Carroll D.
Weathsrly. jr.: Robert L. Schell-
base, Roy Lamond Jones, ]. Mar
tin Bonesteel, Rita S. Aires. War
ner D. Wood, Elizabeth Seifer&
Joseph A. Pavelka, jr.; MarguS-
rite Mccoy. Joseph B. Hendricks.
Charles w. Handy. jr.; Dorothy
E. Cox, Patrick w. Corcoran. Hal
F. Winter, Edward j. Marley.
Robert F. McConkey. Hugh
Lynch, G. Wayne Bishop. Janice
w. Bodor and Eleanor D. Peel.
Foil Apparel Show Set
The Washington Maryland
Mems and Boys Apparel Club
will hold it's MAC Fall Show at
the Willard Hotel on July IL, IL
and Is.
The annual event will attract
more than 125 top lines of mems
and boys apparel and club off,
Gals report it will provide a con-
venient one-stop market for re-
tailerS' fall needs.
Display rooms will be open
daily from 8 am. to 8 pm. and
snack bars will be set up for
every selling floor.
Institute Arronees Panel
The Electric Institute Of
Washington has arranged a
panel discussion Of wiring prob
lens created by the installation
of heavy electrical appliances
such as air conditioning. dry
ers and ranges.
At the Electric Playhouse in
the Potomac Electric Power
Building at 8 pm. Tuesday night.
dealers will be told how to advise
their customers.
Among the panel experts will
be Frank Stetka, chief electric
inspector, District of Columbia;
Clinton F. Wadford, chief cleo
trio inspector, Montgomery
County; William F. Mclean.
chief electric inspector; Prince
Georges County: B. F. Shields.
supervisor of District representa-
tives, Potomac Electric Power.
Seubourd Net Reduced
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
, reported May net income OF
$1,723 ,O35 or 70 cents share VS..
$1,950,761 or SO cents in May.
} 1853. Five months net was So
678,631 or $3.50 q share vs..
. $9,71O,323 or $4.1S a share.
William White. former presi-
dent Of the New York Central.
. resigned yesterday as a director
. of the Association Of American
Railroads. The vacancy will be
. filled on nomination by the East
. ern Railroad Presidents Con-
: ference.
! j. H. Carmichael, president Of
: Capital Airlines. was elected a
) director of the Air Transport
, Association to succeed Harold
! Harris, former president Of
. Northwest Airlines, who resigned.
: Wins StotIer Scholarship
William j. Mcconnell, chief
I room clerk at Hotel Statler. had
! been selected to receive one Of
: the 1854 Statler Cornell scholar
! ships, it was announced by Her
5 bert G. Blunck. general manager.
Each Of the eight Statler Ho-
{ tells throughout the country
: awards q scholarship to an out
: standing member Of its staff
every year.
= Mr.. Mcconnell will spend two
: weeks at Ithica. N. Y. beginning
: July /, for a special summer
course at Cornell University.
w. E. Crofton of Silver Spring,
Md, has been named sales man
: ager for the Tilden- Co.. manu-
featuring pharmaceutical house
. Of New Lebanon. N. Y. and
: Chattanooga. Tenn.
Z Truck Contract Awarded
Z John r. White. vice president
and manager Of the Govern
: ment Once Of Mack Manufac-
: turing Corp, announced the re-
Z ceipt Of an award from the Chi
2 cago Procurement Office, Corps
+ of Engineers. Department Of
2 the Army, for 121 Mack Diesel
q powered 15-ton dump trucks
: F7I4n 04xxa~vavraaVf Office lie In.