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be held Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
American Legion Club. 433 Third
street NV.
The course was primarily for
enrollees Of the American Legion
Extension Institute. but all in
terested Legionnaires are invited
to attend. Commanders are
urged to bring the course TO the
attention of their post members.
Howard Fisk, a charter menu
Der of George Washington Post
No. !. win be the principal speak
er.
There win be q meeting OF the
assistant department adjutants.
appointed for the year 1954-1955
at 10 am. Saturday at the Lee
gion clubhouse. -
The department commander
and staff win install officers Of
Vincent B. Costello Post on SAT-
urday at $3.50 pm. at the Amer
can Legion Club.
They are: commander,
Richa ard H. Viancour: vice
commanders. Bryce G. Smink.
Earle S. Pierce and Dan
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D. c. Exchange Sales
Sharply Above 1853
During Six Months

Trading on the former Wash.
ington Stock Exchange has ex-
banded sharply since it became
tie Washington Branch Of the
Philadelphia Baltimore Stock
Exchange last fall. exchange OFF,
Gals disclosed today.
Volume for the first six months
Of this year ran up to ITS, ESQ
shares in contrast to only 82.764
shares in the first six months
of last year preceding merger Of
the two exchanges.
One of the outstanding fea-
lures Of the larger 1854 volume
is the greater Importance of odd
lots. Exchange officials say that
improved trading facilities have
been the major factor.
Potomac Electric common
again led the list in activity in
the six months. with los, 974
shares traded, compared with
1899 year earlier. Washing
ton Gas Light common had q
volume of 35,0l3 shares VS.. 9,l01
a year earlier. Sales Of Hecht
Co. common totaled 1872 VS..
2,412.
Prices remained generally
steady in the first half, although
q reduction in dividends brought
a moderate setback in Hecht Co.
shares near midyear.
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Company Held Not Liable
For Ball Game Injuries
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. July IA court
ruling that Jewel Tea Co. is not
liable under workmen's compen-
sation laws for injuries received
by an employe in a company
league baseball game will be APP
pealed to the Illinois Supreme
Court.
The case had attracted atten-
ton in industrial and insurance
circles because of its possible eff
feet on industrial firms recrea-
tional programs for employees.
The rule was made yesterday by
Superior Judge Donald S. Nc
Kinlay in a suit filed by Ken
meth Lehman of Chicago. Mr..
Lejman's lawyers said they will
appeal.
Mr.. Lehman received more
than $1,000 from Jewels employee
benefit program and in contri-
buttons from his fellow workers.
The Illinois Industrial Commits
sion held the company was liable
and Jewel took the case to court,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-02
Business Briefs

Construction contract awards
in week ended Monday totaled
$323, 867, 900, compared with
$312, 1850 in previous week
and $484.411.000 in same week
last year.
Manufacturers sales fell about
per cent in May, as new orders
remained steady and inventories
declined. The May figure was
1884 billion, the Commerce De-
partment says.
General Motors reports its
United States and Canadian fac
tories built 1,607. 1874 cars and
249, ABS trucks in first half of
year, compared with 1870
cars and 325,505 trucks in the
same 1853 period.
Wheat Exporters said today
Argentina has temporarily with
drawn from the grain market.
No reason was given but trade
sources said the suspension of
wheat sales indicated Argentina
is declining to reduce its prices
pending Qualification Of the
market situation.
p. Lorillard announces plans
for a king size, filter-tip cigarette
to be marketed under the Kent
label. priced same as the regular
Kent.
Great Lakes feet hauled TO-
608, 1852 tons of iron last month,
compared with 30,058,371 tons a
year ago, Lake Superior Iron Ore
Association reports.
Royal Typewriter and McBee
Co. stockholders have reported
merger of two firms, to be known
as Royal McBee Corp. Boards
meet July % for final ruling on
consolidation.
Rock Island Lines expects to
decide by mid-July whether to
take over as part Of its system a
losing short line operation in
Texas, the northern los miles of
the Wichita Falls and Southern
Railroads 170-mile line from
Wichita Falls. Tex, south.
Boston & Maine Railroad says
it expects to revolutionize its
passenger service with the pur-
chase of SIS self-propelled, stain
less steel, aforementioned, Butd
Highliner cars and IL diesel loc>-
motives, at a cost of $11.2 million.
Claude Neon for six months
ended June 80, earned 1851, ITO,
or SO cents a share. VS.. 1865, 670
or 33 cents share in 1853.
Wesson Oil and Snowdrift for
8 months ended May 20, earned
$4,406,756, or 5000 a share, VS..
1854, sos, or $1.51 a share in
1858.
Shamrock Oil and Gas in six
months ended May 81 earned
$3,342, AS. or 1928 a share, COM
pared with $2,859,707, or $1.95
a share in like period year ago.
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Produce Markets

parents Par ras.. INCHES ! up. Nd; 4 va. 200. Pa
lew r,. sai Ss 2;s5s3.O0. NJ STAIRS no, grade
inch up 2.55-5o. ~ '''o Dei. Lodi ~
Potatoes: Firm. NC us1s size A Cob.
sa 91n ~ 100 ID 2.a5-50. so ID
sacks 10000 Eastern Shore Nd. Cob.
Piers er Usls unwashed, so ID sacks small
aa;uO-2o, ungraded 75-1.0O. Eastern
SaoFs Va ioo g }Sl Size cobb!sTs un,
10 sacks mostly 1.50. ungraded 100 ID,
quote. "
Asparagus = Pyramid crts dog
$50; extra fancy a.s5-2.5o. Nd. 1 coios.
sal 40; 4;5oi 200: 90: extra fancy 3:50-4.0O. !
bu; hpr. best mostly $50. :
snap beans--About steady good stock,
BY: bkts. & hpr, Md Valentines 500
greens 1.75-2. 90, best 3.Oo-3. so. N. j.
valentines few 3.25-3.50
Beets-Nearby per bunch 31a-5c, crts,
"a. 24s mostly LOO, blu. bkts. topped
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry: Fryers barely steady to weak
quality larger sizes moved fairly well
at 27H-30 cents. Excessive offerings OF
smaller birds very slow to clear and
much remained unsold. Some sold at rs
but trade needs appeared full Broilers
OF rivers: 3 lbs and over $500.
Livestock Market.
Extremely small pre-holiday recefpts
OF livestock were estimated at so cattle,
no calves, 90 hogs and no sheep; buyer
interest for all classes were extremely
to establish trading basis; moderate
holdovers Of utility and commercial Grade
slaughter COWS; utility to good vealers
and SLAUGHTER CALVES and around load
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, 5.205 10o-pount
Wheat Receipts e1,a o1 bushels
shipments T men 1888 bushels: stocks. s..
garlicky. spot, domestic, lis: No. 8
Corn-Receipts, o,632 bushels: shin.
ments, 23.1l0 bushels: stocks, l.706,97s
meDss none SOCKS isso6 sq baseis ship
Barley--Receipts, 2,013 bushels: ship
ments, none: stocks. 4,S35 bushels
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments, none
shipments, none; stocks, III .I46 bushels
Millfeed-Receipts. 1926 tons.
Egg Market Unsettled.
Eggs-Market unsettled; prices gen.
tied on quality offerings but ample fol
others; demand improved in most quar-.
ters as buyers increased orders for the
long holiday week end.
red Prices PAID fob; Baltimore by first
pms A, so-$shs; browns and mixed c mfor,
large A, 3S-45; mediums A, 3O-33h;
receipts, 3,141 cases.
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Rally Pushes Gains
For Leaders From
One 10 Four Points
By ihs Associated prsss

NEW YORK, July 2. "A brisk
rally turned the stock market
around today after q quietly low
er opening and by early after
noon gains IN leaders ranged
from ! to as much as 4 points.
Volume increased as the buy
ing came into the market.
Du Pont, which has bounced
up and down for q good part Of
the week. led the advancing
shares with q gain Of AZ at
139. General Motors climbed
az to 76K.
Mostly higher groups included
the steelS, chemicals. motors,
televisions and coppers. Air
crafts, rails, rubbers and cleo
trical equipments were mixed.
Advancing stocks included Gel
anese, Western Auto Supply.
United States Steel, Chrysler,
United States Rubber. Boeing,
Standard Oil IN. -. Union
Pacific, Northern Pacific, Santa
Fe, Mathieson Chemical, Union
Carbide, Raytheon, Alcoa, j. p.
Stevens, General Electric and In
ternational Harvester.
Coca-Cola international traded
for the first time since May 4.
on 27ha points aty93O.
The rally caught brokers by
surprise. They had looked for
q quiet pre-holiday market with
possibly lower prices because of
unfavorable Senate action on
proposals to- ease taxes on
dividend income.
Il can't explain this market. "
one broker commented. Gen
eral Motors reports its produc-
ton slipped in June-and the
stock is up a couple Of points -
Time and again this year.
signs Of weakness in the market
have been followed by broad
recovery movements. Some OBJ
servers attribute this to the
existence Of vast funds that
must be invested.
The American Stock Exchange
was mixed. On the upside were
New Mexico & Arizona Land.
Buckeye Pipe Lines. Alaska Air
lines, Coastal Caribbean Oils
and Mesabi Iron. Lower were
Claude Neon. Electric Bond 81
Share and Simpsons.
The bond market was steady
while United States Government
issues fluctuated narrowly.
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Capital Bank Deposits
Near Record Levels,
4 Pei. Above 1853
BY Donold B. HodIey

Deposits of 10 Washington
banks and trust companies re-
manned close to record levels in
the first six months of 1854 and
ct midyear stood at 1920, 909,-
200, it was disclosed today fol-
lowing call from the controller
of the currency for condition
statements as Of June 80.
The June 80 deposit total was
$48,194.380 or 4 per cent above a
year ago, when midyear deposits
totaled $1.212.714,820. It was OF
per cent above 81, 258, 084 ,953 on
April Is. date of the spring bank
call this year.
1t also was 0.5 per cent behind
81 ,266. SGT 1873, on the condition
call of last December 81 and was
only 0.8 per cent behind the all
time record of ,270,924, 1894 at
the end Of 1852.
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American Security Leeds

American Security & Trust Co.
showed outstanding gains. De-
posits Of $211 ,483, 058 were uu
$8,726.4 25 since April Is this
year and $8,873,875 above De-
cember 81. They also were $14,-
7S3,635 above a year ago.
National Metropolitan Bank,
with $66.640.496. had a gain of
$8,176,593 since April Is and an
increase Of $5.783.214 from a
year earlier.
The National Bank of WASH
ington, with $110.825, 800, had a
decrease of Sc, 372 1928 from April
Is, but was $8,670,859 ahead of
q year ago. Union Trust and
Hamilton National also made
outstanding gains from year
earlier and since April Is. Riggs
National had moderate declines.
Individual bank totals for June
30 are compared below with a
year earlier.
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Chicago Livestock

c H C G o, July Q LP, (usDA)
tive; strong at recent sharp price upturn
even; butchers steady to fully % hieher;
sows under 400 ID steady to o5 higher
other sows steady to weak; choice / 80.
go ID butchers 25.25-25-75; top ~. 90;
highest since mid-june for few loads
and lots choice No. / and 2's 19O-2I5
10; 240-270 ID 23.75-25 90; a few choice
No. l and rs around 240 Id. up to
25.25; choice 100000 ID sows IL. OO-
20-75; choice lighter weights 21.OO-
II 30 or slightly above; 425-7O0 lib
sows 15.50-1S.00; good clearance
Salable cattle i, 900; calves 300; steers
and heifers average good and better ac-
tive; strog at recent sharp price upturn:
kinds low good and below dull; weak at
recent downturn; cows and bulls steady
to 20 lower; vealers fully steady: three
loads choice to low prime 1,ll1-l $50 ID
steers 25.50-26.00; twelve loads choice
l,075-1 ,225 ID 24.25-25.25; good I.O75
10 steers 81 rs; few commercial grades
around 1900; O load Of choice $50 Id
mixed yearlings 1925; good and choice
heifers 21.75; light cutter grass steers
ana heifers mixed $50; few high COM
mereial young cows up to 1880; utility
cows 10.00-11 rs; Gamers and cutters
S:0Q-10O0; utility and commercial bulls
13.00-17.50; vealers 16.OO-19.OO; Gull
to commercial S.O0-16OO.
Salable sheep 800; hardly enough on
sale to test prices; market nomindlly
steady to weak; odd lots to choice native
spring lambs 20.00-22. 90; few culls
down to 1900 with very light weights
as low as 1000; several lots mixed good
slaughter ewes 500-5.25.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. July 2 B.-tUSDA).--
day. Receipts II,Is6. ..(Whoiesaie sell
Ing prices based on exchange and other
volume sslesl. New York spot quotations
follow Includes M ~ Mixed sGd
37la: extras large t45-4S pounds), "a
80; extras medium, 1898; standards
large. 1880; dirties. 25-27: checks, 90
whites: Extras t4s-5o pounds, 1898;
extras large t45-4s pounds. 35-36; ex-
Browns: Extras l4s-50 pounds. 3a-
IL: extras large t45-4S pounds, 36-3S;
extras medium. 1888.
$3.50 poundsl. 42-44: mediums. 81 "a
80: smalls. 1925; peewees. 14-15.
Browns: Top quality t4S-50 poundsl.
44-45; mediums, 80 lz-33: smalls. 20
9TH; peewees, 1915.
Butter steady to arm. Receipts 49,
wholesale prices on bulk cartons
(freshl.
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Coupon Bonds of ~. 900
Fully Registered Bonds

and on said date there viii become and b
due and payable upon each Refunding Mort.
gage Bond, 31eo Series due 1875 50 to be
redeemed, at the principal Office of The
Chase National Bank Of the City of New
York. in the Borough Of Manhattan, The
City of New York 1.-THE agency Of the Com
pany in the Borough Of Manhattan, The
City of New York;, or at the principal Office
Of The Riggs National Bank Of Washington.
D. C., in the District Of Columbia, Cthe
principal Office OF the Trustee), the full
principal amount thereof in the case Of Con.
pom Bonds, and the specified amount OF the
principal thereof IN the case OF Fully Regis.
tered Bonds, without coupons, together with
interest accrued to July IS, 1854 and pre-
MUM on the specified amount OF the prin.
cipal to be redeemed of 81 per cent; and
from and after July IS, 1854 interest on
said Coupon Bonds 50 called for redemption
and interest on the specified amount OF the
principal OF said Fully Registered Bonds
80 called for redemption will cease to accrue.
Coupon Bonds must be accompanied By
all coupons appertaining thereto maturing
after July Is, 1854. Coupons maturing July
is, 1854 may be detached and presented for
payment IN the usual manner.
Washinston Gas Light Company
By: EVERETT ]. BooTHBY. PysnSsns
Dated; June II. 1854.
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Allegheny Has Big Month

Allegheny Airlines' June traf-
fic was the heaviest since pas
senger services started in March,
1949. June passenger miles
totaled 4,065, 900, a gain Of IS
per cent from q year earlier.
For six months this year the
total of 17.9 million passenger
miles was 81 per cent above q
year ago.
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Tobacco Markets

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July N
tVSDAl.-The four Southern Maryland
TOBACCO markets closed yesterday for
the Independence Day holiday. Auctions
will be resumed at all points on Tues
day.
Deliveries to the auction points yes.
terday were very. light according to the
Federal.Stat Market News Service.
by grades showed only minor variations
variations as compared with quotations
Prices by Grades showed only minor
Auction sales Wednesday amounted
to 24S,71S. net pounds and averaged
S52.0l a hundred-down Sl.04 from
Tuesday. Season sales totaled 21.S26.47b
net pounds for S55.67 average.
Deliveries Wednesday to the Mary.
land Tobacco Growers Cooperative
under the Government loan program
amounted to 17.2 per cent Of the net
auction sales. Season receipts of the
cooperative stand at l6I per cent Of
the sales.
Auction bid averages per hundred
sentative u. s. Grades were:
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Chicago Groin

CHICAGO, July 2 R.--Grains mostly
headed downward on the Board of Trade
TO-DAY with corn coming in for some
particularly heavy pounding.
:. Selling in corn was based on news
the Agriculture Department had lowered
the basis on which. It was offering corn
to exporters, as well as yesterdays move
price.
Wheat eased on mild hedging pressure
and private crop forecast boostirle
winter wheat prospects from month
everything else but the July contract
showed great independent strength on
Wheat near noon was N-h lower;
July. 1884 corn T-1A lower; july
l,,57ss; oats " to cent lower; July
51ss, rye unchanged. July. 1914: soy
beans 34s lower to GA higher; July, 3.SI
and. lard unchansed to 10 cents q hun
dred pounds higher; July 1880
C. NJ. Calvin Of Francis l. du Point &
CO. estimated winter wheat production
the Goyernment's estimate on June /
OF 13g,9l7.000. He placed spring wheat
at 277f294 900 bushels against the Gov
ernment's $50, 644. 900.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July 2 R. - Foreign
exchange rates follow, Great. Britain in
dollars, others in cents unchanged un-
in New York open market. 2 5732 per
cent premium or 1O2.15M q. 8. cents.
Europe.Great Britain, pound. 2.S1 70:
s.siis; eo.da ss Isl 81 s5Iss: Belgium Belgium.
.ss%; Western Germany. deutsche marx,
2S;S6; Holland. gnilder. 26:43h, OF
$50; Sweden, krona, ga; Switzerland,
franc. free, 23.33h; Denmark. krone.
1880.
Latin Observation-Disclosures, free. 7.24;
Brazil, free, 1855: Mexico, SOC; Vene-
Zuela, bolivar, 30.03.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar, 1880.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORQ. July 2 R.-cotton fu-
day on light but persistent trade and
commission house buying OF new crop
months. Only distant December was
lower. rejecting uncertainties over farm
legislation. One broker bought close to
1000 bales Of nearby December during
the morning. One OF the two July mo-
Noon prices were 35 cents q bale
higher to % cents lower than the pre-
vious close. July. 33 81; October. 34.O1,
and December. 34.11.
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in Washing
ton.
Mr.. K e ely
h a s b e e n
executive Sec
rotary Of the
finance a n d
a C gu n t ing
conference of
the Alta for
IL years. Be-
fore t h a t he
W a S W ! t h
Capital Air
lines.
william Ed
ward Wilson
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Postal Records Behind 1858

Washington postal receipts in
June Jagged behind a year ago,
but set a new record in the
first half Of this year. Postmaster
Roy North announced today.
June receipts Of $2,251, 572
were z per cent below $2,267. 476
In June, 1853.
Six months receipts of $12,-
844,852 were 8 per cent ahead
Of $12,737,612 in the same period
last wear.
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Sales Decline in Week

Department store sales in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
during the week ended June 26
dropped 18 per cent below the
previous week but remained 1
per cent above the Hike 1853
week, the Federal Reserve Bank
Of Richmond reported.
Sales in four weeks ended
June 26 were per cent above
a year ago while volumes for
the year to date were off 2 per
cent.
Excluding suburban branches,
sales of downtown department
stores in the week were Is per
cent behind the previous week
but per cent above a year
earlier. -Four weeks sales were
! per cent behind a year ago.
while those for the year to date
were down 4 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-02
Markets Closed Monday

NEW YORK. July 2 (R.-
Financial and commodity
markets throughout the United
States will be closed Monday.
July S, In observance Of Inde-
-pendence Day. Canadian and
European markets will be open
as usual.
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Hourly Sales On the Exchange.
11:00 am. $50 600 ~ noon 77o 900
100 pm. 100 600 200 pm. 600 600

fUnit Of trading 10 shares or sales In
full I'm bankruptcy or reeeivership or
being reorgAnized under the Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed BY such COM
panies- Rates Of dividend In the fore
going table. are annual disbursements
annual declarati0n. Unless otherwise
noted, special or extra dividends are not
included Also extra or extras. b An.
nual rate plus stock dividend. Declared
or paid In 1858 plus stock dividend
RselsSTIed q gaid e isF this yssT
on. ex-dtvidend or redistribution date;
Z Paid last year. b Declared or paid
clared OF raid this year. an accumula-
tive issue with dividends IN. arrears.
P Paid this wear. dividend omitted DC.
dend meeting. Declared OF. paid IL
1854 pins stock dividend. Liduidating
dividend. cid Called. * dividend. x-diS
TX distribution xr Ex rights. Nv without
warrants. wv With warrants wd Wpen
distributed. vi When issued.
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Metul Quotations

NEW YORK, July R.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 80
IA cents a pound. New York. Zinc / /
cents pound. East st. Louis, Tin
96h cents q pound. New York. At
quoted today at 2s.00.2o 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-02

nouncea by G.
Swan Weber.
vice presi-
dent. Ralph
A. Irwin was
named assist
ant aviation
sales man
ager.
A resident
Of Washing
ton sine e
1928, Mr..
Reed succeeds
H. T. Harrod.
who now Is at
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
To the Holders Of
Washington Gas Light Company
Refunding Mortgage Bonds,
31soo Series due 1915

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that. pur.
suant to the provisions of the Mortgage and
Deed of Trust dated January /, 1888, a.
amended and supplemented, between Wash.
ington Gas Light Company and The Chase
Trustee (under which The Riggs National
Bank of Washington, d. C., is Successor
Trustee), and the provisions of the Supple.
mental 1ndenture thereto dated July Is,
1851, between Washington Gas Light Com
psny and The Riggs National Bank of WASH
ington, d. c., Trustee, Washington Gas
Refunding Mortgage Bonds, 311eo Series
due 1876, on July IS, 1854:
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Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK, July 2 N-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions by principal
purchases of 1s0.I4s shares: sales Of
I12 $50 shares, including 1.606 shares
sold short
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Heads Westinghouse Unit

w. j. Reed has been named
manager of aviation sales for the
washington District Of Westing-
house Electgic Corp, it was an
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headquarters in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Wins Advertising Awards
Henry j. kaufman & Associ-
ates Of Washington won merit
awards for advertising and edi-
torial art and design at the SD
annual exhibition of the Art Di-
rectors Club In New York City.
The firms programs for Lebow
Bros. and the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Associa-
ton. Inc. were judged outstand-
ing.
Mechanization, Washington
Industrial publication, with Of
fees in the Munsey Building. re-
ceived an award Of merit from
the National Industrial Adver-
tisers Association in Montreal.
Canada. The account Is handled
by Henry J. kaufman 81 Asso-
$tates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-02
Kelly Promoted by Alta

E. F. Kelly has been elected
vice president of finance-ac-
counting for the Air Transport
Association, with headquarters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-02

of Silver Spring will celebrate
his 25th anniversary with
Standard Brands, Inc, on July
II and will qualify for the COM
pany's Quarter Century Club,
which has 979 members across
the Nation.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished By The Associated Press

stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 00SHigh. Low. 1:16. chg.