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The Arizona post., 1955-06-17
Organizations

Bnai Birth Choose Delegates
Delegates to the District
Convention in Spokane next
month were selected at the
last meeting. In addition to
the president, Ed Kleinerman,
they are Jack Klensin, Abe
Simon.
Meetings will be in abey-
ance until September. BIG
served the refreshments at
the final meeting of the cur
rent season.
Al JOIsOn AZA Social
Details have not yet been
completed for the social to be
held at the end of the month.
A scrap metal drive is being
conducted as part of their
community service activity
and proceeds will benefit the
Cancer fund and the Martyrs
Graves In Israel.
BIB JuniOrettes Meet
On Monday evening mem
bers will meet at the Center
at 7:30 pm. Interested girls,
ages II to IA can contact Lois
Fink for further information.
Young Chicago Club
This congenial group of
young folk have been holding
a number of social gather
ings Last Sunday they gave a
swim party for members at
the Diamond w ranch and on
tap is a patio party.
New officers, to begin their
terms in September are: pres
ident, Irving Standing; vice
pres, Bernie Katz; treas,
Henry Agulnik; Sec, Mrs. Joe
Nagel.
Stars of Rebecca Dinner
On Saturday evening a pro-
gressive dinner will be held
jointly with son AZA.
Group gather for the first
course at the home of Hirsch
Handmaker and h e n pro-
ceeds to the homes of Joyce
Goldwyn, Ruth Buchanan,
Linda Omansky and end up
for a social at the home of
Howard Goldstein. It's a boy
ask-girl, girl-ask-boy affair.
reservations should be made
in advance with either Ruth
Buchanan at 7-1023 or jamie
Rosenblum at 5-0196, costs
$1.50 a couple and is open
to all BBYO.
Sheila Epstein is delegate
to the District Convention at
Davis, Calf. end of June. She
is also corresponding secre
tary and Ruth Buc h m a r
Youth Council vice-president
Deanna Myerson and jamie
Rosenblum are Council dele
gates.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-17
Bnai Birth Women
Summer Meeting

The first meeting under the
new administration will be
held June % at Anshei Is.
rael. A luncheon will be serv-
ed at noon with the meeting
getting under way promptly
at one. Several important
policy matters will be discus
sed, says Mrs. Max Goodman,
president in urging a good at
tendance.
Veterans committee will en-.
tertain Ward 9 Monday eve
ming with Mines. Wexler and
kasen in charge.
JWV Swim Party
Major event is the Swim
Dance scheduled for this Sun
day at the Fenster Ranch
School to which the entire
community is invited for a
day of fun and relaxation.
Post will continue active
this summer with both sociaIs
and meetings. Leo Marnis
was appointed in charge of
publicity. -
Evening star., 1955-11-11
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov II fP1.--A Govern
ment crop report provided Stifnulat.
ing shot In the arm for soybeans on
the Board of Trade today. They ad.
yanced couple Of cents in fairly active
The rest of the grain market couldn'i
go along with soybeans, Wheat started
out quite weak but nlRnaged to recover
10 good part OF Its loss In later trade,
Feed grains we're mixed despite q fore
cast for a cold wave in much of the
Wheat near the end Of the first hour
was UNCHANGED to. "a lower. December
g. .a2ss. corn UNCHANGED to "a lower
December 81 g5la. oats unchanged te
Is lower, December d4ls; rye u to a
higher. December 81 1nla: soybeans y.
Ito ga higher, November S3.35ts. Ant
lard 10 cents a hundred pounds higher
November &I1 so
After the market closed yesterday
the Agriculture Department estimated
the soypean crop OF 3TI million bushels
down slightly from the estimate OF Z
month earlier. II was something OF 9
surprise TO many grainmen as they
had expected an increase from the month
This Is still record breaking crop
but 1t was. felt BY analysts that IN,
market had discounted bic production
Earlier In the year the soybean crol
Evening star., 1955-11-11
PEOPLE
BUSINESS
Bank Women's CIub will hold

Bank Women's Club will hold
ia Thanksgiving dinner at the
Hamilton Hotel Monday night,
with members from the Second
National Bank serving as host.
esses.
25-Year Service Pins were re-
iceiyed by five employees OF
Washington Statler at recent
ceremonies. They were John
Daniels, food co-ordinator:: Earl
IStetler, chief engineer; Thomas
Adams, Samuel Certer, Marie
Hickerson and Ella upchurch,,
Iall of the laundry department.
six employees received 20-year
pins and seven received 15-year
pins. In the 5 and 10 year
classes there were 2o7 and 20S,
respectively.
Equitable Life Assurance So
Iciety has announced that Rich
ard E. Keever, special agent here,
has qualified for the company's
1885 Million Dollar Club.
Pilot Life Insurance Co. of
Greensboro, N. c., reported its
James D. Bligh, jr., Agency here
lied all agencies of the company
in October. Mr.. Bligh also was
THE leading individual producer
for the month.
New York Life Insurance Co.
has named Thomas j. Hallahan
assistant manager of its North
Iern Virginia branch Office. He
has been assistant manager of
the Washington branch.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

ToIncreuse
|OutIuys 1870

NEW YORK. Nov. IL (P.--
American industry win spend g
record of $33,361. 600, 600 on ex.
lpansion OF plants and equipment
in 1856. McGraw-Hill Publishing
Co. said yesterday on the basi:
of a Nationwide survey.
This is a 13 per cent increase
over the current years spending
and the largest peacetime in
crease in history. the survey re.
ported. 1t is exceeded only By
the IS per cent boost jammec
through in a 1851 program te
meet the Korean war emergency
Dollar volume of 1851 spend
ing was only 1852 billion, how.
ever, below the 1924 billion esti.
mated for 1855 and the $29.2 bill.
lion actually spent in 1888.
The new boom in capita
spending may well carry oVel
into 1857. the survey indicated
"A large number Of the reporting
companies said they expected t.
equal or exceed their 1856 ex,
panSion programs in 1857.
The survey shows n1anufacturl
ers lead all business in expansion
plans with $l2.O90.o00. 900 ear.
marked for 1856. a 80 per cen
increase over this year. Rail.
roads are next with a 27 PEI
cent boost at sl.156. .0oo.o 900. TIL,
petroleum industry posted a
lper cent increase with planned
expenditures Of $500. 900 900.
Expenditures by electric apt
Igas utilities viii be down 10 PEI
cent from this year at $4,001.,
100000 and mining industries
iare planning to spend 1904 mil.
lion, a is per cent drop from
1885.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Stocks Higher,
Range s1-sz;;
Trading Light

NEW YORK, Nov. II (P.-
The stock market resumed its
advance today with moderate
gains in the early afternoon.
Prices today were up between
II and 2 points while losses usual
ly were fractional.
Business was modest because
Iof the semi-holiday for Veter-
ans Day.
Motors were active today and
higher. steels were higher while
Iaircrafts were unchanged to
higher, utilities unchanged to
higher, coppers mixed, chemicals
mixed, railroads mostly higher,
oils unchanged to higher, air.
lines unchanged to higher, and
motion pictures mixed.
Higher stocks included Bethle-
hem Steel. American Telephone
Nickel Plate Railroad. Genera,
Motors. chrysler. United State.
Rubber. Boeing, Union Carbide
international Paper. and Stand.
ard Oil (NJ).
Du Pont moved freely in q
higher range that extended tc
around 6 points.
! American Hawaiian Steam
ship shot ahead today between
10 and IL points at times.
Coca Cola International, high.
lest priced stock on the board
down 1875 points at 1,o25 yester-
/ day, was the object of a bit Of
shopping today with a bid oI
l,0l0 and an offer to sell at 1.05t
printed on the tape.
/ Corporate bonds were higher
THE over-the-counter market ii
.IGovernme ent securities wa
/ closed.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Carey Winston Elected
National Realty OfficioI
BY ROBERT ]. LEWIS
star star Correspondent

NEW YORK. Noy. ll.--Carey
Winston of Washington has
been elected q regional vice
president of the 56,000-member
National Association of Real
Estate Boards.
MIR. Winston's election came
yesterday at the 48th annual
convention here of the Nations
real estate brokers.
More than IT'S delegates from
the Washington area were reg
istered for the sessions the
largest group from the District
region to attend any NAREB
convention in recent years.
Maryland and Virginia direc-
tors also were chosen. S. Dem
mead Kolb. Salisbury. Md. was
chosen from Maryland, and John
p. Yancey, Newport News from
Virginia.
Highlight of yesterdays ses-
sions was the announcement by
FILA Commissioner Norman p.
Mason Of a limited relaxation of
credit curbs designed solely as
a psychological" boost for con-
struction of homes in which to
relocate" slum families and for
slum rehabilitation itself.
The commissioner conceded
that the easing of curbS within
the narrow range allowed would
affect only a few home projects
at present. He made no predic-
ton ON whether additional re-
Taxation of mortgage credit curbS
was in prospect.
At a news conference later.
Mr.. Mason said FHA so far had
no reports of unreasonable
charges made by lenders for
providing home loans.
His comment came in reply to
q question referring to a state
ment several days ago by Rep
resentative Patman, Democrat
of Texas, that home buyers were
being shortchanged owing to dis
counts as high as 5 per cent
which lenders assertedly were
demanding.
MIR. Mason said the Federal
Housing Administration is close
Evening star., 1955-11-11
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
RAN Freight Loadings in weel

Rail Freight Loadings in week
ended November 5 totaled $685.
I709 cars, down 3.2go from the
previous week but 1920 above
the like week a year ago.-Asso-
citation of American Railroads.
Heavy Construction Contracts
awarded in the week November
II totaled $267, ,920. 900 compared
with $394.011. 900 in the previous
week and $371, ,432. 900 in the
like week a year ago.-Engineer-
ing News-Record.
Crude Petroleum Production
lin the week ended November
averaged 6,777,100 barrels, up
27 600 for the week and COM
pared with 6,l91. $50 in the like
week year ago.-American Pc
troleum Institute.
Leans to Brokers and dealers
on other than Government Sc
Ecurities held by member banks
in New York totaled Sl.666,-
100000 on November 9. up SIG
million from the previous week
and up $37 million from the like
week a year ago.--Federal Re-
serve Board.
| MOnsanto Chemical Co. is
calling in the last of its pre-
lferred stock and will go on a
100 per cent common stock basis.
Directors set December for
redemption of all of the OUT
standing 10000 shares of cumu-
lative preference stock. Series c..
The stock is redeemable at 500
share.
Bond Stores, Inc. October sales
totaled $e,799 .o02. up 4.4eo from
1854; for 3 months S20,294,5l9,
up 3.5eo from 1854. nj
6. r. Kinney Co. October
sales totaled $4,262, 900. up 1870
from 1854; for 10 months $37,-
280. 900. up Hoy from 1864.
Creole Petroleum Corp. in 9
months ended September 30
earned $3.50, ,159. 900 or s2.84 a
share VS.. $173,041, ,224 or $2.23 in
1854 period.
Aluminium Ltd. in 9 months in
September 80 earned $50. TIE, 1926
or $3.50 share VS.. S26, ,904, ,220
or $2.70 in 1854 period.
Cities Service Co. in 8 months
ended September 80 earned S32,-
5l7.636 or 1929 a share VS.. S26,-
646,376 or $3.50 in 1854 period.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. in IL
months ended September 80
earned s30.O27 BAT or s2.48 a
share VS.. $22.S62, ,s24 or 1854 in
1854.
Ashland Oil & Refining in year
ended September 80 earned ST.
692,7 ,791 or $3.06 a share VS.. S4,-
9l2,531 or $l.89 in 1854 period.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Nov. II R,,-Dividends
Evening star., 1955-11-11

Hourly Sales ON the Exchange
loo . I'M m i o7o 600 200 pm 600 ooc c
full
tahle are annual disbursements based on
the last ouarteriy OF semi-annual dec
iafation Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included
Also extra OF extras Annual rate
plus stock dividend d Declared OF paid
In 1855 plus stock dividend I Paic hst
year I Payable IN stock estimated cash
value on ex-dividenu or ex-distriputinu
date Declared or paid so far this year
b Declared or paid after stock dlyiuend Of
split-Ip Declared or paid this year
an Recumulative issue with dividends In
arrears = PAID this year dividend
omitted deferred on no action taken d
last dividend meeting Declared or paic
In 1854. plus stock dividend y Liduidat.
tns dividend cid Called 81 dividend
x-d,s ,;l. TX distribution xE ~ rish!s
wd when distributed wi When issued
Elm bankruptcy or recetyerehip or beini
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act
OF securities assumed ~ such companies
Evening star., 1955-11-11
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied BY the United
States Agriculture Department.
The poultry and livestock markets are
closed today in observance OF Veterans
Day.
Grain Market
Flour - Receipts, 16,9a3 100-pound
/ wheat-Receipts, 1910 bushels; ship
lments, 2S.000 bushels stocks. 5,S0S,446
domestic, a.esls ttransipi 1893 tnon.
corn-Receipts, a74.a4a bushels; ship
ments, 352.200 bushels; stocks, 993,45s
oats-Reeeipts. el.612 bushels: ship
lments, none; stocks, 760,944 bushels.
! Barley - Receipts, none: shipments
none: stocks. 346.S51 bushels
Rye--Recsipts, none: shipments, none;
Soybeans-Recei iS4,146 bushels;
shipments. $4,000 bushels; stocks, 6S7,-
1881 bushels
Mitlfeed Reeeipts, 46s tons.
Eggs Market steady
yesterdays Quotations1
+ EGGS Market steady to Arm. Prices
eenerailr UNCHANGED on large white
ie--ta cents higher on medium whites
and I iis-2 cents on browns and mixed
smalis t-sia cents higher. Demand goed.
!. Prices paid BY frst receivers delivered
FOB. Baltimore, cases Included: large.
min. so pct A quality whites 50-s:s:
1 browns and mixed coloFs 4sia-4aiz
( Mediums. min 80 oct quality whites
t0-42. browns and mixed colors, 40-4a,
Smsils SN-3i "a
Receipts: Esss e.sa3 cases by truck.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Standard Oil
OF N. ]. Plans
Huge Outlay

NEW YORK, Nov. IL P).-
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
has announced plans for what
may be, the biggest one-yeaf
capital spending program ever
undertaken by an industrial
firm.
Next year. Chairman Eugene
Holman said, the worldwide
companies in which Jersey
Standard has an interest will lay
l$1.2 billion on the line for oil
exploration and capital inn
provements.
That's 20 per cent more thar
the Jersey Standard companies
will have invested in 1855. Mr.
Holman said that ''aS far as
know it will be the largest one
year capital outlay ever made BY
any industrial concern. anc
certainly the largest for any oil
company"
Decisions underlying the pro-
Ijected figure reflect our conf.
ldence in the economic outlook,
said the Jersey chairman.
One billion 100 million vii
ibe expended by companies di.
rectly affiliated with Jersey
Standard. An additional $l0t
million viii be spent by com.
panies in which jersey has ar
Interest of one-half or less.
OF the Sl.1 billion TO be speni
by the affiliatcd companies, about
one-half will go forward lookin,
for and producing crude oil. One.
fourth is earrRrked for refining
and the remainder for marketing
and transportation. Included II
the total are funds for the
construction of II new super.
ltankers in addition to 81 now
being built.
I Ah6hSy ANN PNA SCAt VA YAK
total will be spent in the Western
Hemisphere and is per cent else
where. chiefly in Europe
Roughly 43 per cent win be ex-
pended in the United States and
i42 per cent in other Western
Hemisphere countries. notably
Canada and Venezuela.
BY the end of 1855 capital anc
exploration expenditures by Jer-
lsey Standard affiliates since
World War II will have totalec
more than Sc billion, he said
while other companies in which
Jersey has an interest will have
spent over SIS billion.
Mr.. Holman said mo major
financing" is planned in connec.
Ition with next years capita
spending program.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

ly watching discount practices to
see that they stay within rea-
SON."
Answering another question, he
said he had "no opinion" as to
whether the Government sought
to create a tight money" situ-
alton which allowed discount
practices to gain foothold.
Mr.. Patman was quoted as say
ing earlier such practices might
lead to q future housing scan
.dal."
Evening star., 1955-11-11
) estimated as hish as 400 million

was estimated as hlsn as 400 million
bushels.
The Government raised its estimate
on corn production and this had
,lSy GepfsSsSinG tSSa innnsace Wen . on sora iH
expected. As with soybeens. the corn
estimate is we'll down from what it
was before the summer drousht
much Of the Midwest which should In
crease consumption Of feed grains on
farms. Temperatures were expected TO
1 be around 10 to 1 3 degrees below nor
NAL in several Midwest States oyef the
lnext hvs daya.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Nov. IL tR.--The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for November
10: Purchases Of 269, ,s94 shares: sales
sold short
Evening star., 1955-11-11
D. c. SECURITIES
SALES

SALES
Pot Elee PEF COME at .2ss
. Pot Eiee kSr com--1U a. a..3s, 100 al
22is
Wash Gas IS ls6o--l5o0 at los. 500
! AZ iDk
Evening star., 1955-06-02

tically sold for . Tv show. vera's
husband. Vie Rothschild. trans
ferred his once to Las Vegas for
the eight weeks that Vera VIII
be there.
Cornell Wilde is sold on Actor
Dennis Weaver to the extent Of
letting him win his wife. Jean
Wallace, in their picture, storm
Fear" He's putting Dennis un-
der contract and has sent out
more than $4,000 pictures of the
actor to members of his own
fan club.
Bing Crosby may scoop old
aSnoop Nose" Bob Hope and buy
the movie rights to Bob's story.
aHave Tux, VIII Travel" and
star in it himself! This would
really top all the Jokes about
their feud. The book, Incident
ally. has sold more than zoe. 600
copies.
A&A
Director Robert Webb tells me
the hardest job in his life was
trying to convince jeffrey Hunter
and Rita Moreno that tho are
brother and sister in Seven
Cities of Gold" They acted
more like Romeo and Juliet" he
said.
Gene Evans took his mother
to see him in "Crashout." in
which he burns to death" After
seeing the movie, his mother
pleaded: Come home and work
Evening star., 1955-06-02

IN dads grocery store. It's much
safer there"
Nearsighted Mrs. Enroll Flynn
Is switching from contact lenses
to those tiny. plastic lenses that
fit over the cornea OF the eye.
She has separate lenses tinted
blue, gray. brown and violet. so
that when she makes movies in
color. they'll match.
Cameron Mitchell reminiscing /:
Il was going into professional
baseball. had good contracts
offered me. but it was during
the depression and I didn't think
baseball was secure. So what
did ! do? I got into this acting
business-the most insecure pro-
fession in the country" Cam is
now costarring with Clark Gable
and Jane Russell In "The Tall
Men"
tReleased by NANA)
Evening star., 1955-06-02

Jack Webb Is taking wife Dor
othy with him on his 30-city
tour to ballyhoo Pete Kelly's
Blues" Everything is rosy on
this marital front. =. Dick Pow
ell is In Nassau scouting loca-
tions for "It Happened One
Night" The June Allyson pic
ture will be shot in Florida and
the Bahamas.
Now that Robert yWhitehead's
"Bus Stop" is such q big hit on
Broadway. he's planning to
bring his first hit play. "Medea. !"
to the screen to star Anna Mag
mani. ~. Incidentally, Anna is
making fashion news at cocktail
parties In Rome wearing black
slacks and the fabulous blond
beaver coat she acquired in New
York.
Which reminds me, Gloria
Vanderbilt Stokowski appeared
at the Colony In New York. wear
Evening star., 1955-06-02

mild sleeping PHI and smuggled
him to New York City with her
on the plane. :.
George Gobel win be signing
with Pamric Productions (June
AIlyson's and Dick Powell's
company to do The Floater. !"
q comedy about q boy working
in an atomic plant.
Dan Dailey's MGM loan-out
Cancelled him from ''It Happened
One Night" Instead, he stars
in week End in Las Vegas" ."
Metro, which let him go to Doth
Fox 10 years ago. Is now very In
terested in buying Dams con-
tract back. But Zanuck won't
sell.
The David Wayne rumors that
have been fiotaing all over New
York can now be buried--Mrs
Wayne Is trying to find a house
to rent here. Although the
Waynes own one of the most
fabulous houses in Beverly Hills.
they can't use 1t. having leased
it for five years when David went
back to Broadway.
y
I ran into Gale Storm at CHS
doing her my Little Margie"
show. Holding a throat atom
izer, Gale said, "T'm going to
leave for Las Vegas next week
end, with this cold; they may
bill me as My Little Tallulah. /"
Vera-Ellen's musical revue at
the Dunes in Las Vegas is prac-
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Two From House
Among II initiated
By News Group

The Washington professional
chapter Of Sigma Delta Chi. ma
tional journalism fraternity, last
night initiated two Representa-.
tives and nine others into MEM
bership.
The House members who were
initiated at . meeting at the
National Press Club are Repre-
sentative Brown. Republican. OF
Ohio, publisher Of several news
papers. and Representative Le-
Compte, Republican. Of Iowa.
publisher of the Corydon aowa)
Times-Republican. Mr.. Brown
was initiated on behalf Of the
Columbus. Ohio. professional
chapter.
Wallace Werble. F.-D.-C. Re-
ports. was elected president of
the chapter. succeeding James L.
Warner of the New York Herald
Tribune. Others elected were
Radford E. Mobley. jr.. knight
Newspapers, vice president: Dick
Fitzpatrick. United States Infor-
nation Agency. secretary; ].
Lacy Reynolds, treasurer; Robert
w. Richards, Copley Press, and
Evening star., 1955-06-02

Edgar Allen Poe, New Orleans
Times -Picayune. directors.
Other new members initiated
were Arthur L. Davis. Buffalo
Evening News; Ernest L. Bar
celia. United Press; Frank w.
Hewitt, Salt Lake Tribune;
Lewis w. Shollenberger. Colum-
bia Broadcasting System: Fran
els P. Douglas. The Washington
Star: Douglas Smith. Scripps-
Howard Newspapers: Murray
Snyder, assistant press secretary
to the President: Lyle F. Young
strom, Carl Byor Association,
and John M. Hightower. Asso-
ciated Press.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Moqnoni May Do NEEDED

ing q white silk cloche, q plaid
coat and nat. black shoes.
Harold Lloyd put on . great
deal Of weight while In France.
Gary Crosby. at the Chicago
Theater:: MY name is Gary
Crosby, You kids probably don't
remember my dad, but you
would have loved him. He knew
Dayy Crockett personally. can
talk this way because he's 1000
miles away"
4 u i +
Comedienne Rose Marie gave
me her mink stole to hold, and
monogrammed inside are her
initials, plus Eek Child Star y
The heart-attack scare has
the stars and executives in Hol-
lywood seeing their travel
agents rather than their booking
agents.
Now I've heard of everything:
Kitty Kalien gave her poodle q
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Children in Bomboy
Hove Own Museum

Children have a museum OF
their own-f1rst Of its kind in
India. at Amreli. in Bombay. II
has q natural history section
botanical section and aquarium
There are toys from every
country and models of road, rail
and sea transport dating from
the Middle Ages to modern
times.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Hyde Bill Would Set Up
New LeuuI Office

Representative Hyde. Republi-
can. Of Maryland. yesterday in
troduced bill to create the
Office Of Administrator for Legal
/ Assignments for the District.
The duty of this new official
Mr.. Hyde explained, would be
to assign counsel in any criminal
case. If the court determined
the defendant was unable to pay
for q lawyer.
The measure would set UP q
schedule Of fees for such coun-
sci.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Hillary Scores Aquin

Sir Edmond Hillary. conuueror
of Everest. has led an expedition
to the top Of hitherto unclimbed
Mt. Magellan.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08

Seven New York banks have ex-
tended for another year the $40
million loan made to the UJA last
March.