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Evening star., 1955-05-02
Young Golfers Big Help
To Woodmont Advance

The woodmont pros. with
Doser playing twice and Billy
Buppert once. have contributed
8 out of o points. plus Doser's
feat Of winning the playoff at
Manor. Clarence had 10 straight
pars yesterday. and with Gold
STEMS help they finally wore
down Bill Clarke. the visiting
pro. and Russ Smith.
DR.. Footer, the club cham
pion, and Lerner contributed two
big points away from home when
they beat Maury Bailey. twice
Maryland Amateur f1nalist. and
Jack Cummings. 2 points to /.
Alvin Miller. Cabot Feldman.
Buddy Zig. Chips Cantor. Ever
EFT Steinem and Jerry Friedman
also have contributed points to
the team that has upset this
departments predictions two
weeks out of three.
With Doser and Cox both
having played at home yester-
day. the site of their match next
Sunday will be decided by the
flip of a coin. Cox is playing a
couple of times a week. practic-
ing a little, and can be tough.
Easy Congressional Win
Congressional. f1nalist two
years ago. has a sound team.
It was missing Jack Branch,
Fleming Bomar and DR.. w. j.
Evans yesterday but still had too
much for the Frederick team.
winning 1876.
AS a Congressional member
was saying, two years ago when
the team went to the final it
won three matches with week.
end players, and when it had
gained the title round the club
big shots decided they'd take
over. They did, and lost.
This year Congressional has
had most of its stars, including
Col. Rennie Kelly, Bob Chandler.
Eddie Gallaher. etc., ready each
week. Branch, Bomar and Evans
will be back in town next week.
Chevy Chase might have upset
c. c. of Maryland but several
members of its team were on
their annual trip to Pine Valley,
John Brawner had a 10 at Chevy
and John Bruff a SO in Balti-
more for scoring honors. The
score was 10la-7h for the Balti-
rnoreans.
Prince Georges was only a 1913
winner over Fort Meade. Carl
Steele and Roger Sheriff OF
Prince Georges ran into nine
brides by Sergt. Paul Deckard
and Capt. Jim Mcdonald, the
hottest golf of the match. Al
Houghton and Gil Willett won
2b against Pro Steve TobaSh
and AIS brother, Billy, at Fort
Meade.
Evening star., 1955-05-02

after the Braves scored twice
in their half to tie the score at
A. Hodges advanced to second
on a two-out single by Carl
Furillo and scored the winning
run when Shuba blooped q
Texas Lacquer to center.
Home runs by Felipe Monte
mayor and George Freese of the
Pirates enabled Kline to win his
first big league game after eight
straight losses (seven in 1852
before he went into service).
Freese's inside-the-park blow
came with the bases loaded.
Evening star., 1955-05-02
uTTLER'S VICTORY
IS WORTH $4,000
TO FRANKIE LAME

LAS VEGAS. New, May 2
(P).-Golfer Gene Littler's
victory in the rich Tourna-
ment of Champions yester-
day was worth $72,900 to
Singer frankie Lame.
Laine bought" Littler in
the Calcutta pool, legal in
Nevada, for $4,000. The
pool was $202,5o0. Ten per
cent was taken out for the
Damon Runyan Cancer
Fund, leaving a net of $182,-
$50 to be divided among
those who bought" golfers
finishing high on the list.
Evening star., 1955-05-02
By MERRELL wHITTLEsEY


/ Help from two good young
golfers, plus enthusiasm gene
rated by Pro Clarence Doser and
careful planning by DR.. Jerry
Footer, the team captain, all
have contributed to Woodmont's
achievement of reaching the
semifinals Of the Maryland State
team golf championships.
Howard Nordlinger. who has
won the Woodmont title so many
times he has misplaced some Of
the cups. said today that he be-
Iieved this was the first time
Woodmont ever has entered the
State matches. There Just wasn't
the interest-nor the golfers
before.
But Woodmont faces Congress
sional next week in what appears
to be an even-up match. a par
ticularly good one in the top
bracket where it will be Witty
Cox and partner against Doser
and partner. The winner of the
other semifinal, C. C. Of Mary
land VS.. Prince Georges, figures
to win the title, but the Wood
mont team already has had more
fun than any other team will
get from winning.
Squeak Over HillendaIe
Woodmont started by tying
Manor, 90, and then winning
the playoff in the top bracket.
The next week Woodmont won.
1919 -51a, over Fountain Head
of Hagerstown. and yesterday
squeezed past Hillendale of Bal
timore. 9la-8la.
Nordinger has been the big
winner for Woodmont. contrib
uting six points with three diff
ferent partners. He usually
draws one of the brackets away
from home because Of long ex-
perience in tournament play
over other courses.
Hubert Hoff has been playing
in tough luck for the George
Washington University golf team,
drawing a player having a par
ticularly hot round each week,
but he has been winning with
Woodmont. A pleasant surprise
has been the consistently good
golf by Bobby Lerner. unheralded
member of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase High team. However,
Frank Emmet, the schoolboy
golf booster. says Lerner is going
to make his mark before the
season is over.
Pros Help Cause
Southpaw Bobby Goldstein
has been another top scorer for
Woodmont, contributing 5l2
points, while the team gained
Buddy Brylawski, former Dis
trict Amateur finalist, for the
first time yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-05-02
Las Vegas Win
Third Of Year
For Gene LittIer

LAS VEGAS, New. May 2 CP.-
The golfers headed today for
Texas and the Colonial Invita-
tional at Fort Worth and leading
the band from here was Cali
fornia's Gene Littler. richer by
$4,000 after his sweeping VIC
tory in the $37,500 Tournament
of Champions.
Knocking OF his third major
tournament this year, the Is
year-old professional from Palm
Springs scored a runaway tri-
umph in the windup yesterday.
Gene already had won the Los
Angeles and Phoenix Opens.
He shot a final par 72 over
the Desert Inn Country Club
course and outdistanced the field
by Is strokes. It was not a rec
ord. Ben Hogan once won the
Portland (oreg0/ / Open by IA
strokes.
But Lttler's win was smash
er, with a 72-hole total of $50,
eight strokes under par for the
distance.
Tied for second place and
winner Of $2,566 apiece were
three mighty mites-Bob Toski,
Jerry Barber and Pete Cooper.
Farther down were Ed Furgol,
the National Open champion;
Billy Maxwell and Cary Middle
coff, tied at 296.
In the headache division were
Sam Snead. with a final 78 for
299, and pre-tournament hope,
Mike Souchak. last in line at 31o.
Littler whipped all sorts of
weather in the four-day affair.
Two days Of high wind swept
the course. Yesterday it was
cold and it rained during part Of
the afternoon. Finally the sun
peeped out just when the firing
was over.
Yet Littler never hit a trap
during the four rounds. Actual
ly the 68 he scored in the third
round sewed up the affair. It
gave him a 10-stroke bulge and
yesterdays performance was
merely routine.
The battle for the $4,000 Sec
ond prize was closer. Barber,
with a 70, and Cooper, with a
72. finished first at 293. Then
130-pound Toski came up to the
green. He had a fine chance to
birdie the hole and take un-
disputed possession of second
place. But he missed a short
putt on the speedy green and
brought on the tie.
Final scores and prize money.
Evening star., 1955-05-02
Minis, Green Matched
In st. Louis Nov Is =

ST. LOUIS. May 2 (P.-Holly
Minis of Washington. the No. 4
contender for Bobo Olson's
middleweight championship, will
meet Charley Green of Los
Angeles in a 10-round television
fight at the st. Louis Arena
May 25.
Minis last fight was a 10
round victory over Bobby Jones
at Philadelphia April IS for a
record Of 80 wins. IL losses and
five draws. Green, unranked,
has won 81 of so bouts. all on
the Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1955-05-02
Lido Club Wraps Up
Southern Soccer Title

The Lido Club is champion of
the National Soccer Leagues
Southern Division without the
necessity of a playoff series.
Lido took the second half
title yesterday with a 20 VIC
tory over Myron Cowell. Lido
also win the first half series, so
no playoff Is needed.
Evening star., 1955-05-02
Sports Cor Overturns,
Kills Arizona Driver

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, May 2
R.-Jack Drummond. a Phoe-
nix, Ariz., sports car racer, was
killed yesterday when his Austin
Healey overturned in the third
race Of the Bakersfield National
sports car races.
Drummon, 80. suffered fatal
chest and head injuries.
The race was for production
cars over 1000 &C. and modified
cars over 1900 &C.
Evening star., 1955-05-02

to Chicago for a night game and
they wind up their trip with a
day game there Wednesday.
Busby got three of the Sena-
tors 10 hits. Washington
was aided by 10 walks, five in
the last two innings, but left
three stranded in each inning.
-. Out of the mess emerged Ed
Burtschy as the winner and
Stone as the loser.
Evening star., 1955-05-02

Dewey Ricketts,. a good match
play golfer, will be Cary Middle
COTS partner when the Masters
champion plays an exhibition
May % at Brooke Manor Farms.
Ricketts,, the home pro. and
Middlecof will team against two
big hitters. Fred Bolton Of the
Manor Driving Range and
Charley Bassler, the Baltimore
Match Play Open champion from
Rolling Road, it was announced
by President Frank Murray of
Brooke Manor.
Middlecoff, leader by a big
margin in the Ryder Cup points
announced today. will have the
advantage of Ricketts, knowl-
edge of the course as they team
against two of the areas best
known pros.
The hole-in-one spree con-
tinued over the week end with
Lee Meyer at Manor. Jerry Fried
at Indian Spring and John
Walsh at Glenbrook reporting
aces.
Fried and Stan Abrams were
playing a two-man team match
at Indian Spril against DR..
Vincent Young and Ernie Wer-
ner. The latter had placed a
shot 6 inches from the cup en-
the third hole, whereupon Fried
smacked a 7-iron into the cup
on the 155-yard hole.
Meyer made his first ace on
the 160-yard fifth at Manor,
using a 8 wood.
Walsh, who had played with a
golfer who made an ace at Sligo
Park last week end. watched his
own 7-iron shot find the cup on
the 140-yard 18th at Glenbrook
1t was his first.
William Probaska won the
George Maier Cup with a 10 as
low scorer among the members
in member-guest event at
Anacostia yesterday. Jack Smith
and Charles Elderkin were next
with TBS.
George Parker topped the
guests with a SO. followed by
Buddy Smith and Frank Taylor
with TBS.
NOTES-Laurel Club of Rich
mond lost only 20-19 to East
Potomac here yesterday and
thus will be favored to win the
Evening star., 1955-05-02

record with a clocking of 3::22.39.
in a preliminary event yesterday.
The 30-mile event was halted
following yesterdays accident
and from a restart. Charlie Mus
selman Of Collegeville. Pa. won
in 16:48.0l. Mike Magill Of Had
donfield, N. j., was second in the
Eastern AAA event and John
Thomson of Springfield, Mass,
was third.
Evening star., 1955-05-02

WILLIE MAYS DOUBLED UP-New York.-Centerhelder
Willie Mays of the Giants doubled base in the
second inning of yesterdays first game of the scheduled
against Cincinnati Here Tel Kluszewsk the
Redlegs first baseman Willie after taking throw
from Second Baseman Johnny Temple who caught Dusty
Rhodes line drive. The Giants won 2-1 in 16 innings,
the second game was postponed.-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1955-05-02
CoIoniaIs Seek
To ToTakeLeague
Lead This Week

George Washington's baseball
team. tied for second place in
the Southern Conference, could
move to the top this week, but
Maryland. third in the Atlantic
Coast Conference, may find it
more difficult to advance.
The Colonials have a Al con-
ference record. same as The
Citadel, behind West Virginia's
5-l. and this week play three
teams they should be able to
beat. West Virginia plays no
conference games this week and
The Citadel has only one. Fur
thermore. The Citadel isn't play
ing enough conference games
this season for consideration.
Maryland stands GA behind
Wake Forest, 6-2, and North
Carolina State, 7-3, and the
Terps' two conference games this
week are against those teams.
The Terrapins are hosts to Wake
Forest today and play at North
Carolina State Saturday.
George Washington's confer
ence games this week are against
Richmond t3-3) on the Ellipse
this afternoon, at Virginia Mill
tary Q-4 Friday and at Virginia
Tech (4-2) Saturday. The CO.
lonialS already have beaten Vir-
ginia Tech this season. but have
not met the other two schools.
This weeks schedule:
TO-DAY
Wake Forest at Maryland.
Richmond at George Washington.
TOMORROW
Richmond at Maryland
Gatnolic y. at Johns Hopkins.
Howard at Boiling AFB.
Wilson at Naval Receiving.
Fordham at Navy.
WEDNESDAY
Fordham at Georgetown.
Catholic U. at American q.
THURSDAY
Maryland at Navy.
GEORGETOWN at Gettysburg.
Hampden-Sydney at Catholic o.
George Washington at Virginia Mill
tary.
RUTGERS (southern Division) at Ameri-
can u
Howard at Delaware State.
SATURDAY
Georgetown at Penn State (2l,
Maryland at North Carolina State.
George washington at virginia Tech.
American u at Baltimore u. (2).
Howard at Lincoln.
Wilson at Shepherd.
Columbia at Navy
Montgomery &c at Wesley &c.
Evening star., 1955-05-02
Pros Help Cause

Southpaw Bobby Goldstein
has been another top scorer for
Woodmont, contributing 5l2
points, while the team gained
Buddy Brylawski, former Dis
trict Amateur finalist, for the
first time yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
ksAdyance
| 70 3 Points;
Trading Swift

/. NEW YORK, Nov. IA R.-
The stock market was sharply
higher today with the bulk of
the strength centered in the blue
chip issues.
Prices In the early afternoon
were up to 8 points In most
areas, and some gains were even
higher.
Trading was swift
General Motors was the big
feature. Stockholders were ask
ing between 3 and 4 points above
the Friday close. The stock
opened near the end Of the first
hour UP 2h at 52lz on q block
Of 10000 shares, and after that
it pushed up some more.
Du Pont, which owns better
than so million shares Of GIN
common, started on q block Of
1000 shares up 51a at 242h and
held fairly well to that figure.
Union Pacific jumped ahead
10 points at the start on 1000
shares at 1873. A block of $4,000
shares Of American stores traded
unchanged at Al.
The bond market was higher
on balance. Government issues
traded over the counter were
easy.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
D. C. PRODUCE

Quotations supplied By the United
cover sales 70 $3.50 am. on less than
!. Applss:.zINJ; ,I,:l ESms;: bu bsst. w.
saa Gus, tray PACK. NY NY A Fancy DsaeiGHs; saeiiss
400; Mcintosh. ctns, cell. pack. Us#1
sas:s. sss 3s cglSsa S sRsss1sssss
boxes. UsEl ss.l13s $50. bu bskts.
s9s aS ys Sssuss Ec. sczs Sor.. S Enig s1 Ssss s
ssssasS sss aiCS 81 81 s:Es, S.E Usi Si aP aP SS S
Wssh,ngsor az. Dslts,ogs Saeg boxes S I;cs Extra
boxes. Extra Fancy 64-125s 5.4o-6. 90.
Bananas.--40-Ih ctns cut 4.50-5.0 90.
drspesruis;-Eia: Duneans. W.B. erts
g ESQ., GsTsR sees Seedisss $50 wB sfne eIes Ies
PINK Msrsh seedisss, We. crts. s6-7ss
! SSrapss:-calit; Luss: Empero.s $50.
agS EsmoSs sSs ScsIii otns. lso count 4.So.
orsnses:.caiif yaisneias, crts: 22os
Hamiins. crts. ,iT6.alSs 3.6O-4.oo.
Beans: tsnap,: Bu 6skt and hprs:
SeHsenSsrs nsm. sps "a Valentines; Florida 800
s 'isss' Ssass:is reSgPd :.sE:. L. ts ~
&C carfots: CALI: CTS. 4s lib nlm
sis bS s0 Ssl.s ''tsas topped 'GgSse
2,Ss $4,000. sSns s higher , and ,s,,; lower;
s-Ss fair Gueiity S.6O,3. .0{); N. d
Evening star., 1955-11-14
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. Il lR.-sevegai de-
pressing Items combined 70. send corn
prices lover on the Board Of Trade
sssI.yy scAIsy s,n Other cereals declined with the
pealinss @ were not active, Losses IN
|cern ran TO about q cent before the
sTsst mark IS Ss.sss sS, St.S sht h rssovsyy T ys De-
taS Wheat at nsss nsss h.s1 ths ead q % q sse rs.
ssGs sg5 Eas corr vas e svs iosss, Dss:HDsl Be-
sssS.s ssTS6sr saE 9Rss Ss lower e
q TO III lower. November sa.3bN. and
lower, November Si1 AZ.
w.o on ne 6 s.Ss sss ssDr'sBEa q sa f.s.S' sssS
grain while not unusual at. this time
81 year. II stiii was lot Of corn for
,sd;e ths market @ e sSsSjes Ss hs Commodity
Also Upeetting "a. the corn market was
fetins 81 hogs was heavy. traders also
noted the severe cold weather. predicted
for the main feeding belt had taiied 70
Great Britain again purchased small
said country stations In Indiana were
oW srsn Wch wouid result e se
purchases on Q tc-arrive basis ct Chi
Thers was very little doing IN wheat,
sSousS q ,ow sns l n nosSern areas
the Great Plains, New crop wheat de-
iiveries were unable to make any prog
ress,
age Of their soybean crop. However, .
considerable portion Is being stored IN
some areas. notably Iowa and Mime
sofa.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
cHIcAGOLIVESTOcK

!. cSEcASo |sSs CO.. Nsy sys ooc! q e. .|s tusPASo 90
a'aSs Insssaee np.s i'ss ieHsS .hsR Eridsyl ~ y
proportion 81 the receipts stili unsoid;
butchers. under 2I0 lbs, scarce anS
No, grade extremely scare on 81
Nos. 2 and 100000 lbs; good ship:
ping outlet; around goo head mixed
Nos, J and 2 i00-220 lbs. sorted foi
grade at I go, lowest top since February,
1919; q few hundred head comparable
hogs at 1873; bulk MIXED Nos TO 3
mostly 2 and 8 2n0-220 lbs. ~, ,00'
I2.b0; bulk Nos and 5 100000 lbs,
lI.2s-l2.00; most Soo-6oo-lb. sows
ioSsb sSsiabiso oS cattle $1,000: saiable calves
market averaging S6-50 higher com
pared last weeks low close: some sales
Up more than SO and some cattle
steady: cows and bulls steady TO ~
higher: vealers and stockers and feed.
erg about steady. = few. loads prime
I.iR0-i, $50 N steers .23.75-24; ;26: 9
load held hieher: bulk choice and prime
sssers steer i&:so-iS, 80: Z load 81 prime so6
S.i.ss ssfeTiss si o;s S.s eSd sna e Us5%: sd%
ms5cisl % sSs lSSS,i4 SS SS sooS q gTi%;
vesisfs s.0O.is; ;Oo; . lev loads EcQd
yearling stock steers 1s.5o-22.bo.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Steel Price
Rise 10 S11
Is Expected

CLEVELAND. Nov. IA Or
Steel prices may be as much as
$i2 q ton higher by next July,
but the rise won't come In one
big swoop. Steel magazine said
yesterday.
The Woodworking weekly said
the upward revision Of prices
may start this year and continue
through the first half Of 1856.
reaching the climax when steel
wage settlements have to be paid
for beginning next July.
Economic pressures have built
up to a point where steel produc-
ers have no choice but to raise
prices" the magazine said.
Wages cost more. Plant con-
struction is more costly. Stock
holders are crying for more re-
turn on their money"
To back up this statement, the
trade weekly said the cost Of
labor has jumped 206 per cent
and plant construction costs
have gone up 178 per cent during
the last Is years, while steel
prices have been increased l26
per cent.
Steel demand. which has kept
the mills working at or near ca
pacity levels for the last three
weeks, Is building up even more,
particularly for steel plates, the
magazine said. It explained that
the Jump In demand resulted
from big orders for railroad
freight cars, pipelines and army
tanks.
Production Of steel for ingots
and castings rose point last
week to 80 per cent Of rated ca
pacity.
Steel's price composite for fin-
ished steel was unchanged at
$l28.l4 q net ton. That for steel
making scrap was $45.33 a gross
ton, UP l6 cents.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Nov. IL n CUSDA1.-
Butter steady. Receipts g days
6S2. .063. Wholesale prices on bulk ear
tons tfresh), creamery. IS score 6AAl,
5S-5Sh cents; 90 score (Al. 57at-6B:
s9 score ts). 57M-57Is; so score tc).
cheese steady. Receipts ts days),
7 6s; SSe; wholesale salss, Americsn chess Sc
cents single daisies. fresh. 37lh-4li
singis daisies aged. 4e-53; mats. aged.
47-52; recessed cheddars. 3 lbs. 369t-
3Sa; domestic Swiss lwheeisl. grade
..5s5s & q 4a-4a; srade p" 4e-47; grade
wholesale sss prices nrm. Receipts
% days. 32,490. New York spot quota
tons follow. Midwestern, mixed colors.
extras $3.50 lbs.l 50-52la; extras,
large t45-4S lhs,l, 1880; extras. me-
ards, large. 42-44; dirttes, 1884: checks.
1884. Whites, extras t4S-60 lbS.l, 51-
52h; extras large f45-4S lbsl, 49-61;
extras, medium, 44-4a. Browns, extras
(4S-50 lbs.l, 62M-63ta.
Nearby Whites, top quality t4s,5O
IS. 36ls, Browns. top quality (4s.50
lbs. $3.50; mediums, 44lz-46h; smalls,
1T2-1cs
Evening star., 1955-11-14
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplies By the Omitted
States Agriculture DEPARTMENT:
Poultry Quotations
Market quiet. Very light receipts.
Dealers. supplies lisht, mostly carry
Grain Market
Flour --- Receipts 1854 100 pound
Wneat--Receipts. none; shipments.
81 1888 bushels. stocks, 5,774, 80 BUSH
els. No. 2 red winter garlicky, spot.
donsstlc. 1854 ttrsnsit>; 1857 tnon-
Corn Corn - Receipts, sls,s4s bushels:
shipments. 4l0,461 bushels; stocks
oets-Reeeipts, 40. $50 bushels; ship
ments, 4S7 bushels; stocks, sOs.212
BisSriey--Receipts, none; shipments.
none; stocks, 3z6,S51 bushels.
ments, none: stocks, IS, ,26S bushels.
Soybeans--Receipts, 200, ,449 bushels:
shipments. 140.o67 bushels: stocks.
Miiifeed-Reeeipts. 20 tons.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. nov, IA CR.-cotton
futures Iosf some 81 It's earlier advance
during the forenoon today. Buying
slsekened and prices came down on
profit taking and he4eing. Distant
months were on as much Is 81 bale
from the days best leTels. Current
mcrths were on As much as So bale
from the days best .levele Current crop
deliveries resisted the decline.
leading spot nrm said mill inquiry
for forward shipment. spot cotton was
more active IN the Atlanta area during
the past week. principally for medium
and high grades IN the inch and longer
staples. Interest IN Texas growth de-
created somewhat Low grades were
plentiful and some sales were made et
cheap prices for prompt shipment. Spot
activity IN the Southeast has slowed
Considerably. the arm said. II added
that mill interest In the Memphis ter
ritory improved materially on purchase
Noon prices were Sc cents to s2.lo
q bale HIGHER than the previous close
Nay 80 II
Evening star., 1955-11-14

Donfte tfoo y oTo - o n
Hourb Sales on the Exchanse
tl.UU am 800 600 IL noon $50 600
100 pm ! 600 600 1900 pm. o 600 ooo
.tUnit Of tradins 10 shares Or sales IN
Rates Of div,dends IN the toregolns
tAhle are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly on semi-annual dec:
lRIation Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included
: Also extra pI sxtfes Annual catts
Plus stock dividend Declared o. petd
In 1866 plus stock dividend PRiu last
year I Payahie IN stock estiHiated cash
value on ex-diyidend o. ex-diytrtbution
date Declared or paid q taI this year
split-up 3 Declared or paid this year
an acrumulative Issue With dividends q
oaistsd oalSsd asssrrsS o. 's 1e scsIon saEsn II
last dividend meeting. Declared oT paid
Inc dividend Cd Called q ~ dividend
x-dis - distribution MM rishts
Ed When Distributed wiWhen issned
en- bankruptcy on receiyershsp or beane
reorganiEed under the Bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed ~ such companies
Evening star., 1955-11-14

Wdwd q Lothrop pfd s 105ps IOSN
xEx dividend tPlus extra cr extras
hsh December Is. 1855 apecisred o.
paid 50 far this year xr Ex rights.