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Evening star., 1955-01-21
Central of Georgia
Dividend DecIured

SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan. 81 P).
Directors of the Central of
Georgia Railway today declared
a dividend Of IS per share on
the outstanding series A and
series B preferred stock
The dividend will be payable
in quarterly installments of SIPS
per share on March 81, June 20,
Sept 2 0and Dec. 20, to stock
holders Of record on March 10,
June 10. Sept. Q and Dec. 8.
Interest on the company's gem
eral mortgage Az per cent In
come bonds for the year 1854
was also authorized to be paid
on March lS. 1855, to registered
holders Of the bonds as Of March
10. 1855.
w. e. Dillard, president and
general manager Of the company,
was elected a director to fill the
vacancy created by the resigna-
tion Of Oliver d. Appleton Of
New York.
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Totals S666.bsn,aT6 73.045 202,57l
Bunk Looms Top Year Ago

Outstanding loans Of 12reserve
member banks in Washington
totaled $434.742. 900 on January
IL, off 1851 900 from a week
earlier, but 14.6 per cent above
a year ago, the Richmond Re-
serve Bank disclosed.
Commercial loans of $189,010,-
600 were down $2,590 900 in the
week. but 23.6 per GENT above a
year earlier. Real estate loans of
$129, ,088, 600 were up $233.000 in
the week and 10.6 per cent above
a year ago. Other loans of $l12.-
.O43.000 were up 1895, 900 in the
week and $50 per cent above q
year ago.
Demand deposits of $946, $780,
900 were up $8.954.000 in the
week and So per cent higher in
the wear.
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Lending Is Expanded

The associations made $780,
983,818 of new loans during
1854, compared with $170,941, ,422
in 1853, reported Mr.. Camp, who
also is executive vice president
of the District Building and
Loan Association.
Included we're: Construction
! loans amounting to $57 7,0l5, 800
4 VS.. $45, ,468,555; also home pur-
chase loans totaling $77,505. .O24
VS.. $79.945. .395, and other loans
I of $48. 1865. .494 VS.. $45,527,472.
Mr.. Camp also reported SUBJ
stantial increases in members.
/. Investing members totaled 262,-
7 ST. at the year end. an increase
Z Of 17,548 from 245,023 q, year
sago. Borrowing members totaled
-73.045. a gain of 1924 from
@68,421 at the end of 1858.
Assets and members of the in
tdividual associations on Decem-
ber 81, 1854, are listed below:
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Ter. Carroll Morgan, Mr.. Morris,
Donald F. Roberts, Frederic N.
Towers. C. @. Warfield and Rob-
ert w. Wilson.
Directors later promoted Dom
aid w. Tolson from assistant
secretary to auditor and Robert
L. Tull was elected assistant vice
president. All other officers were
reelected.
Directors also declared an an
nual dividend Of 81 a share, pay
able January 81 to holders Of
record January 81.
Muth Stockholders Meet
Stockholders of Geo. r. Muth
Co., which is celebrating its Goth
anniversary, reelected all direc-
tors at the annual meeting.
President George e. Muth am
nounced. &
Reelected directors include:
Mr.. Muth. Herbert r. Mccall,
Joseph v. 'Copley, Mrs. E. z.
Muth, Mrs. Leroy Stoddard and
Mrs. Charles Phillips (honorary) .
In addition to Mr.. Muth, all
officers were reelected.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
3-for-1 Stock Split Voted
For Atlantic Coast Line
a. m. A,.oeiat.d Pres,

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 21.-
Stockholders Of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad today ap-
proved a 3-for-1 split Of the
lines common stock by a 85.5 per
cent majority vote.
The move is designed to reduce
the "thinness" of ACL stock
supplies and put more shares on
the open market.
Under the new setup, ACL's au-
thorized common is increased
from 1850, 900 shares without par
value to 4 million. Each stock
holder will receive two new
shares for each share now owned.
C. Med. Davis, president, said
the split would provide greater
market distribution and stability
for the stock.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations as supplied by
the United States Agricultural Depart
Apples--Dul. Blu. bkts and eastern
boxes U. 8. Is. unless. otherwise stated.
Pa. Delicious 21a-tnch up 2;75-3.25i
staymans. fair color. some showing scaId
nsas' ineS up SH co. g. Fancy aS ~ H.
2h inch up 2.35-50; Staymans 2h-inch
sesas & sS 81 sSsss boxes sssyTsa:a IL: fS
stayrnans 2.75-3.5O; Golden Delicious
Pa. 5.lb. hass' Golden Delicious packed
: Potatoes -old-nrm, .. 8. Is size a
Katahdins 5o-lb. sacks 1856. few
s sss;. Maine III Ia kst.bsn: lss ssS ;ssh'
sweet .potatoss--Abou. steady. De-
mand light. Blu, bkts. and hpr. u. 8.
e sgst0 ss5 isfn' .ss ssloT w. sdds eodsas tas
higher. N. J. ooidens 2,75.. few 400;
ssFsy ssasS ss Ss 9o fSsrS ssstSy RseR; s fSSr Sp
'ol''H' iPs Poultry oustation..
Poultry--Market quiet: oherings Of
pTovsd Ssspd asns That is0Sse Ssveepsd lase
few sales made a. ss.ss: door stocks
hppehIGu very GSnt on obneF Classes
toe few sales to quote prices.
Grain Market.
Fiour---Receipts. 5.4T2 100-pound
'aiSfi iwSSieat--Receip.s. e4,24o bushels:
shipments, none: stocks, .4,003.139 !
bushels No z red winter garlicky, spot
corn--Receipts, 9,446 bushels; ship
ments 54.015 bushels: stocks, 2.S4o.217
oSts--Reeeipts, lsB.s4o bushels: ship
ments, none: stocks. 66S,743 bushels.
Barley--Receipts, 9,b9a bushels ship
ments, none; stocks. 2a.478 bushels.
Rye-Recetpts, 1I.038 bushels; ship.
ments, none: stocks, SS,2I2 bushels,
Hoybeans--Recetpts l.B70 bushels.
Shipments. 31,360 bushels; stocks, 655,-
Millfeed--Receipts, Q2D tons.
Egg Market Steady
tYesterday's Quotations.)
EeEs: Market steady 70 drm as prices
advanced. Reeeipts heavy with an In
creased volume arriving from q nearby
AREA: Supplies more than sufacient for
4 siiehtly improved. but fair demand.
Few current receipts brought 32-33,
Prices paid BY irst receivers delivered
fob. Baltimore cases included Large,
minimum. so Der cent A quality, whiteG
$3.50; brown and mixed colors, 371a-3g.
Mediums. minimum, 90 per cent A quail
ity. whites, go h-36ts; brown and mixed
O'fs: Receipts: Eggs $3.50 cases by truck.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 gE1 lueDAl -
Rut.er--steady; rscsiDts ssb.e63: prices
chssse =. steady: reeepyta. 4o.ses.
Wholesale s=les, American eheeqe twhpie
miiklt cheddArs fresh, 36-a7A cents:
ehe4dRIs .eged, 4e1s-50; sinele daisies.
nAts. tresht $3.50: fiats. nged .47-91 /;
s:sis Rsssss'ss s1iss iss.SeSsss sSSssl. l1sae %
trade ~. 1876; Ersds ACs, 41-4l
firm today: rresipfs, is.el5. (Wkoissais
fellfns rrirsa esss1 o. s1chanEs and
other seirrne ssles.l New Xotk SPOT anota-
tlyns fc8oy; MiaussteEs. ni5ea cglors.
entras 1880 lbs;l ,3z;s7.s extrAs,
eium. $3.50; snail1, 31-aei etanaarqs.
asi sosi Rsss Ill slssiss sssse sSis x: sasss
30: sEtrAs. laEse SIS lDs;s 36la.e7::
sssssS i.s 4zs IS: sztfss. large 1aB-
hssfsy1wSitsa. - t.p suarlsy tls-so
Ibs.E Se,t-f1ik: r1sdilms. aeis-s7:
;SS.I. o s:.j ssss.; s.jisss iss 10y
oANA4At- JL-NNs
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chieuqo Groin

CHICAGO, Jan. 81 M.--Grains dipped
in routine dealings on the Board OF
Trade today.
All contracts In wheat, corn and oats
rang up small losses. In soybeans the
nearby contracts eased but new crop
ing was going on between these various
W Rye re- eased early but then advanced
above the previous close In sympathy
with gains at WinnipsG.
wheat near noon was " lower.
March So so. corn lh-sb lower. March
SI .b4N. oats AS lower, March T6.a.
Rye N-h higher, March Sl.21A, soy
S2.7IM and lard 8 TO cents hundred
pounds higher. March SEAS.
A little export business was reported.
Norway took 100000 bushels Of corn.
Holland 33b. 900 bushels Of hard wheat
and wales 100000 bushels of soybeans.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Store Sales Increase
Slightly; Suburban
Outlets List Gains
by the Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.--Retail
shoppers stepped UP their pur-
chases slightly this week, mostly
in response to clearance sales, 1t
was reported today by Dun &
Bradstreet. Home goods, apparel
and automobiles showed the
largest gains.
Total retail sales showed a
hefty increase over the same
week last year, when snowstorms
In many areas kept shoppers
home. Volume for the Nation as
a whole was 4 to 8 per cent
higher.
Suburban stores reported larg-
er weekly and yearly gains than
downtown stores.
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or 1873 per cent from $50s $780,
618 at the end Of 1858.
Real estate loans advanced to
1881 .010, ,698, a gain Of more than
$51 million or 81 per cent from
$529. .799. .020 a year earlier. Re-
serves climbed to $53.245.827. an
increase of $3,058, 900 or 81 per
cent from $50, 1881
Evening star., 1955-01-21

hourD enles - tha gxcnange.
il:00 an. $40 900 ~ noon s1o COO
t:0O pIm ! BIO 600 1900 D On 600 coo
tunis q tssdins 20 shsrss bF saiss v
Rates o. diy,dsnas IN me tcrsso,ns
table are annual Disbursements kaesd on
the last qusytefly ur gemt-Arnaai dee-
o. extra diyidsnds are not Included
"a. Al.o extra er sztreS : Annual rae
q 1885 plus stock 1Islqsnd Paia tsst
Vnlns On sx-divi1snd q e1-dlssfshstion
s15s ..,. - Des,ssss g 2. Rs!e g tas "a. -.
sseanui.s, RssliIsa ss. Z. v,s si ai,iasn ass
:5ss y ~ ssss .s.s :ss's.ss
ins disidssx I'D csfIsx a q disidsnd
xais ~ ~ a,sssleSs,sz; sr,sr,s - '.s rlsss.
"a when dlsfribntsd uiWksn ksncd.
s,os.sss 2 ssnespsss g ssiEssss6Is 1890. g s;'s
e sseuritiss Assumed - such eomp1nisA
Evening star., 1955-01-21

a gain of
more than $72
million or 1913
per cent from
$594,020,379 a
ye ar earlier,
League Secre-
tary F. Will
son Camp re-
ported today.
InVe st e d
savings also
set q record
of $572,628.-
OBS, an in
creas Of near
Tu Aoa ~;liIrA
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Enterprise Federal Meets
Realty officiuI Resigns

John C.. Walker II has resigned
as vice president in charge OF
the mortgage loan department
Of Wagsaman- Brawner Realty
Co. and now Is associated with
the mortgage loan department of
Prudential Building Association.
Mr.. walker started q real es-
tate career with Waggaman-
Brawner more than six years
ago and served that firm also as
sales manager and superinten-
dent of construction,
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Electronics for MiIitury

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l,-R-
Sylvania Electric Products Corp.
announced today establishment
Of an electronic system division
for the deelopment and produc-
ton of electronic systems and
equipment for the military serv-
ices. Henry Lehne. former direc-
tor Of Sylvania's electronic de-
fense laboratory at Mountain
View. Calf, has been named
general manager Of the new di-
vision with headquarters at Buff
falo. N. Y.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Tripled in 10 Yeors

The new records are the latest
in a long forward march cover
ing more than q 10 years. Both
assets and loans have more
than tripled in the last decade
while invested savings and re-
serves have almost tripled.
Rounded to thousands Of dol
lars, year-end totals in various
years are compared below:
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Muth Stockholders Meet
Ira KupIun Is Promoted

Ira L. Kaplan. general man.
ager Of the Graphic Arts Press,
Inc. has been elected vice pres.
ident and secretary of the COM
pany, 1t was announced by
Clarence H. Taylor. president
and treasurer.
Evening star., 1955-01-21

dent e. K.
Morris at the
annual meet
ing today.
r e. e lected
directors were:
Bruce Baird.
H. r a ndolph
Barhee, Daniel
L. Borden. NJ.
F. Calnan. P.
M. Deming, D.
P. @ Hard.
j q m e S M.
] o h nston. G.
Elroy Mcneil.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jaa. II Ry--Aetivity IN
cotton futures vas SLOW durins the fore
noon today and lacked particularly sie.
nt0cance. Scattered liquidation Nas
traders we're on the 1ideiineS. awaitfpa
and ths roifcn export situation.
baie hithef than the previous elost
March. 34.b7; Nay, 34.ss. and July
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Promoted BY Remington

Remington Rand. Inc, an
nounced the promotion Of T. N.
Ralph to manager Of the type
writer division Of the Washing
ton sales office.
G. H. Thorell was named man
ager Of the adding-b okkeepihg-
calculating machine division OF
the ONCE.
Mr.. Ralph has been assistant
branch manager ct Dallas and
Mr.. Thorell has been branch
manager ct Baltimore.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
S666 Million Assets
SetBuilding and Loan
Record al Year End
By DonoId B. HodIey

Assets of 20 member associa-
tions Of the District Building and
Loan League reached a new peak
$3.50. 500 ,276 at the end Of 1854,
Evening star., 1955-01-21
First Federal Re-eIects

Shareholders of First Federal
Savings and Loan Association
reelected four directors for
three-year terms at the annual
meeting Wednesday.
Reelected directors we're:
Douglas A. Brooks, Thomas e.
Lodge. Miss Marion e. Poole and
DR.. Edward s. Witowskisjr.
All officers headed by Board
Chairman A. e. Giegengack.
President Edwin johnson and w.
Franklin Morrison. executive vice
president, were reelected.
Enterprise Federal Meets
Shareholders of Enterprise
Federal Reelected Patrick F.
Hannah and Thomas F. Burke
for three-year terms as directors
ut the annual meeting.
All officers headed by Martin
A. Cook as president. were re-
elected.
Mr.. Cook reported that 1.l58
new savings accounts were
opened in the year. Invested
savings reached $3.107,525. q gain
of 34.6 per cent in the year.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Capital Store Sales
Remain Well Above
Year Ago in Week

Department store sales In both
the Washington Metropolitan
Area and its downtown section
remained far above a year ago In
the week ended January is. the
Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich.
mond reported today.
Area sales. including down.
town. were 28 per cent ahead
Of the like 1854 week and per
cent above the preceding week.
In four weeks ended the same
date. they were Is per cent above
a year ago.
Downtown sales alone were
down 9 per cent from the pre-
vious week. but remained .
lusty % per cent ahead Of the
like 1854 week. In four weeks
they were 9 per cent above .
year earlier.
All IL of the Federal Reserve
DlStr1ctS, reported SUBSTANTIAL In.
creases, led by Richmond with .
20 per cent gain from a year ago.
The percentage gains from
sales a year ago in the other II
districts were:
Boston 26. New York IA. Phila-
delphia 25, Cleveland IA. Atlanta
Is, Chicago 16, st. Louis IS, MINI
neapolis IS. Kansas City II. Dali
las 20 and San Francisco Is.
Has Second Best Yeur
Federal Storage Co. had its
second best year In history In
1864 with its largest gains In
foreign shipping. reported Presi-
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Jan. 21 1F1 tusDA) SAL
able hogs, 1000; market fairly active,
strong 70 80 higher on yeiehts under
200 lbs: mostly 25-60 higher on choice
NJ and grades these weiehts al
other butchers moderately active. steady
most choice I5O-2So.Ib; butchers. i5.2s-
No. 1 and 2 grades: few decks mostly
choice No. Is. 1880; part deck choice
No. Is, 1880: most 230-260 lbs. ie,25-
1880; bulk 27O-3i0 Ibs,, l6,75-le.26;
few lots 10 10 $40 lbs. down to 1880;
1875, In large lots 42b-000 ibs., 1900
~ 30: good clearance.
salable cattle. 1000; salable calves.
scOj recent. mainly this elss. s.s.,: steady
heifsrs about stesay; other elassss .,;ss
steers 1900: few commercial 70 good
steers. 16.0O-22. 90; few utility Holsteins.
Is 90; scattered sales utility commercial
and good heifers and mixed .yearlings,
ii .00-2O.B0: odd head choice heifers up
10 $500: most utility and commercial
cows. g.kO-12 so; few 1900: most can.
ners and cutters, s:oo-9;7s; tsy hsht
70 make market. good and choice yeelers.
~ 90 -RG,O0. hgfit Culls down TO 500.
part load good yeArllnE steers, 1880.
Salnble sheep, LOCO; moderately ac-
tive, ainughter lambs fully steady: sheep
strong: most GOOD 70 prime Fooled lambs.
lQb lhs. down. 10 g.sO.2L2s' tive loqda
2l.50 sparingly' most Gull 70 low GOOD,
I2.00-1s.50; deck choice and prime
20; ;s5i Gull 70 good slsnshter ewes mainly
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Odd-Lot Deolinqs

{ ngw YORK, SJan. I'll eEs.---The Nsw
xork stock azchange reverted today
ee.lsrs cn the sxehsnse fcr Jan. 20;
ie4Ats shsfes fntiadins Las shares
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Has Second Best Yeur

Federal Storage Co. had It's
second best year In history in
1864 with its largest gains In
foreign shipping. reported Presi-
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Dividends Announced

., NEW Ie YORK. Jan. Fl R.--Dividends
Smyrna times., 1955-07-28
this season.

this season.
Highlights of next weeks rae
ing at the resort oval will be the
four rich stakes for younger
horses. The estimated $500 trot
and $500 pace of the Ocean
Downs Raceway stake No. 2 for
2-year-olds will be on Monday and
Tuesday nights respectively.
The $500 trot and $4,000 pace
of the Ocean Downs Raceway
stake No. / for 3-year-olds will
be on Wednesday and Thursday.
These events have drawn nomin-
ees from such world-famous stab
les as those of Billy Haughton,
Americas No. l driver; Del Mill
er of Hambletonian and Little
Brown jug fame; Johnny Simpson
of the Hanover Shoe Farms, and
many others. Several candidates
for this years 100000 Hamble-
tonian and $4,000 Little Brown
jug. worlds two richest harness
races, are among the nominees for
the Ocean Downs events.
There are eight races nightly
through August 20 at the resort
oval. Post time is $50 with the
daily double closing at $40 pm.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-28
RACING AT OCEAN CITY, MD.
Continued From Page Five)

day night feature. The % nomin-
ees include such speedsters as
Crystal Royal, which recently set
new lifetime record of 2:O6 at
Baltimore Raceway; Johnny Be
Totes Long Song, which also earn
ed a new speed record of 2:06 2-5
at Baltimore; Boot Kay, winner
of four of his last six races, one
clocked in 2:04 1-5, one of the
swiftest trotting performances of
Smyrna times., 1955-07-28

have another son, Tommy.
The weakly wit: What a sys-
tenn! We spend money we don't
have for things we don't need in
order to impress people we don't
even like.-Carnival
Smyrna times., 1955-07-28

Clifford Theodore, on July 20 at
Kent General Hospital. Mrs. Hurd
is the former Margaret Harring-
ton, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Harrington, former resi-
dents, now of Smyrna. The Hurds
Smyrna times., 1955-07-28

best on record, according to the
1855 edition of the National Safe
ty Councils statistical yearbook,
Accident Facts" just off the
press. 1t marked the eighth con-
Smyrna times., 1955-07-28

secutive year in which the acci-
dent frequency rate of the Coun-
ellis industrial members has come
down. The 1854 rate is less than
a fourth of the 1926 rate.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-28
On-the-JOb Accidents

The good old days aren't as
good as right now when it comes
to work accidents. The on-the-job
accident rate for 1854 was the
Evening star., 1955-09-29

POPCORN PoPPER
Electric. no stirring Or Smoking!
2-qt. size. Gloss cover. Polished
oIuminum. &C DC. 1920.
Req. 3.S5 ------------z.77
cssnk-Ssyie Poppsss i.ss
Evening star., 1955-09-29

Your choice Of 8 or 10 point
crosscut Or 5lz point rip saw.
26 tempered steel blndes.
4fi63o5. .O6. ~. Reg. 3.s8,
3.33
I0-Poins Pensi Saw. l.ss
Evening star., 1955-09-29

STEEL COASTER WAGON
FdIl 81" Iono with big s"
double disk wheel with lifetime
bsorinos. Red. block and oroy
trim. 3Fl542. Reg. 5.95. 4.95
Others from sse 10 I4.s5
Evening star., 1955-09-29

BASKETBALL
offieiol size and weight Strong.
waterproof dominated rubber
construction. Pebble groin fin
ish! Built for hard use. 5Elo64.
Reg. 5.7o ----------.2 2.95
Evening star., 1955-09-29
THERMosTATs

Replace every year for better
heoter efficiency. Finest con-
strucfion. Choice Of alcohol or
permanent type. T8ol3-8o74.
From m---------------l.10
Types fer ether esss. teel
Evening star., 1955-09-29
g,5IRs
TOOLS

AS-ll-L
M-H.P. WESTINGHOUSE
l,725 RPM. Bobitted sleeve
behring's! Con use both hori-
zontolIy or verticolly! just the
thing for polishing heods, etc.
2HI6oo -----------l4.95
Evening star., 1955-09-29
zI!!laa

FREE IGNITION KIT
Tune-Up Kit yours with 6 or
more Twin Fire Plugs. Ll069-
IS. Totol value TO 6.43. Set
Of of6----------------4.50 s
Evening star., 1955-09-29
II1.Ecl2

c7-ii-Et7ol
GET NEW CAR LooKi
Quolity finish outo encmel.
Sproys or brushes on costly.
Pick from II colors. Dries fost.
P45ol-l4. Full quart. Reg.
40 --------- I.95
All cor painting nesdsl
Evening star., 1955-09-29

GILBERT ALARM CLOCK
Dependable 4o-hr. key-wind
clorm clock. 4" dial with cosy
to-reod block hands and nu-
nnerols. Jl73l. Reg. 2.5e.
1853 plus tex
Other Clocks from BIS
Evening star., 1955-09-29

RIFLE CLEANING ROD
one-piece steel rod. 56".
Slotted OF one end for cleaning
patch. Loop hondle for moneu-
verobility. No assembling.
4eeols -------------z0c
Evening star., 1955-09-29

PUNCH AND cHisEL SET
Drop forged, tempered. hord-
ened steel for durability. Plotted
TO resist rust. Ape. set with
metal clip. Hl576. Reg. 92e,
Tie
Evening star., 1955-09-29

L11kAlIA

A4-z-Ut36)
ARMOUR vERTAeREEN
Complete plant food for the
lawn. shrubs and trees. Excel
lent for vegetables. 5-lb. bog.
x7343 s5e
Evening star., 1955-09-29

GARDEN CART
Dozens Of year round uses in
lawn and eorden. Holds approx
imotely 2 bushels. Green and
orange enomeIed. xl4o4. Reg.
7.s5 s5---------.-,,-..:-,..;.-..--5.89,
Evening star., 1955-09-29

PRO LEAGUE FOOTBALL
RuooedIy built for long, hard
service. Official size and weight.
Pebbled eowhide cover, tough
double lining. 3E1o22. Reg.
4.7e ---------------3.95
Evening star., 1955-09-29

SHOTGUN SHELLS
Revelation brand; Power. speed,
reoeh' and perfect potterns! All
gauges, rolled crimp! 5Gloll-
1901. Box IS. II 90. #6.
All seusss. sizes!
Evening star., 1955-09-29

- l11llsE1 -.
sARAk SADDLE COVER

Finest sdron plostic. Some mo-
terioI as used in outo scot COW
ers. Assorted eoIors and pot-
terms. F737o. Reg. soc 44e
Complete line Of bike needs
Evening star., 1955-09-29

roll ABoUT" TABLE
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Evening star., 1955-06-12
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
Pierced Edrs, and Earrings
For Them, Are in Style
By ELEM

It's usually the in fashion that attracts attention
But there is aShonthat of pierced earsthat has
continuous thread dating prehistoric days
Right there to be boom in pierced One
antique Georgetown reports that during the last
demand for antique earrings of the pierced
variety They can't stock enough of them
They attribute this to the fact that and
looking for good earrings that give them the feeling OF
owning precious personazed ewey that other can't
sport Also inherit lovely earrings and want to
them.
George of 56lO Cedar parkway Chevy Chase,
collects pierced earrings She has at least 10 pairs OF fine
antique with pearls, diamonds aquamarines and
aethyss them The lovely model is devoted to the
ing of this type earring.
The of the Middle East, Europe, Asia and Latin
South America being Joined in their pierced
the United States In these places
1t practice for baby girl to have her pierced
two days after she is born.
Little Paloma Pizarro the daughter the Peruvian
Evening star., 1955-06-12
Exhibition Tennis
|PortY June rs at
British Embassy

The Washington branch OF
the English Speaking Union
will sponsor a garden party
and exhibition tennis at the
British Embassy on Saturday.
June 25. through the courtesy
of British Ambassador and
Lady Makins.
Exhibition tennis at the
party will be played by in
ternationally known players
includin g Mary Hardwick.
Charles Hare and Pauline
Betz. In addition, amateurs
also will play, including Sir
Roger and Lady Makins. Lady
Makins is the daughter of the
late Dwight F. Davis, donor of
the Davis Cup.
The party will be for mem
bers and new members of the
English Speaking Union, and
is being given in connection
with the organizations cur
rent membership drive.
Patrons of the event include
the Ambassador of Australia
and Lady Spender; the Am
bassador Of New Zealand and
Lady Munro and the Ambassa-
dor Of India and Nine. Mehta.