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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
CHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. May 12 Up CUSDAl.-
salable hssS 5000; market steady to IS
higher on butchers: weights under $50
u moderately active and mostly IS
hAher:-over 230 ID SLOW: soEs around
steady; most choice 10000 ID 1913
$500: largely 1913 and above on
choice No l and grades under go ID.
a few decks choice No l and rs 70 1925,
most 23O-27O ID I65O-I7.25; 270-33O ID
15.25-I6.50; a few lots up TO $50 ID
down to 1873: sows in larger lots under
40 II 13253l4:75: few choice 300
325 10 l5.0o-l5.25: bulk 450-600 ID
l2.00-l325.
Salable cattle $500; saIable calves
400; prime cattle practically absent: good
and choice steers and heifers moderately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

active. steady TO IS higher: lower Grades
steady 70 weak; cows irregular: few early
sales as much as 25 hiEher: later market
steady to so lower; bulls steady to so
hiEher; vealers weak to 200 lower: load
l.2I7 10 steers choice with prime end
$500; several loads average choice 10
high choice steers 24OO and 24.25: most
good and choice steers and yearlings
10 O0-23 so: load commercial l,O25 ID
holsteins 800: good TO high choice
heifers and mixed yearlingS l9.OO-23.00;
a few heavy holstein cutters sold up to
IL 90: most Gamers and cutters 9.50-
IL so: utility and commercial bulls 30
1900: odd head 16 IS; good and choice
vealers 81 .OO-26 90: utility and COM
mercial IL .O0-20 90: load good yearling
feeding steers p 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Stute Loon to Puy

Directors of State Loan &
Finance Corp. declared dividends
of 37la cents a share on two
classes of preferred stock and
171a cents a share on Class A
and Glass B common stock, all
payable June Is to holders of
record June /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Milk in Cheese

MADISON. - One pound Of
cheese requires up to 10 pounds
Of milk. depending upon the tex
ture and variety of the cheese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK May IL R.-NationaI
Association Securities Dealers, Inc.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

Service installation celebrates
Armed Forces Day. In addition
to a gala parade and hour-long
aerial demonstration scheduled for
the occasion, many exciting and
Informative exhibits win be open
to the public in the Air Freight
Terminal from 12 noon to pm,
according to Major Clifford B.
Ackerman, chairman of the dis
play committee. Exhibits will in
clude a display of flying and sur
vival equipment sponsored by the
Personal Equipment Section of
Base Operations, weather fore
casting by the 4th Weather De-
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
RACING PARK
OPENS MAY 2S
Fifteen Main Attractions to
Feature 32-Day Racing
Season
S352,5OO ADDED

Some important new chapters
in Thoroughbred racing history
will be written this season at Del
aware Park, where 32-day meet
ing gets under way Saturday, May
%, and carries through July A.
Fifteen big feature events will be
run, carrying a track record add
ed money total of S352,500. Head
ing these 15 main attractions will
be the widely hailed Distaff Big
Three-a series of successive Sat-
urday stakes for fiillies and mares
climaxed on July 2 by the Della
ware Handicap. This $150, 900,
mile and a quarter classic of the
unmatched series is the Diamond
States biggest sports attraction,
one of the biggest in America,
and the richest race in the world
for female horses.
The earlier gems in the Distaff
Big Three are the Delaware Oaks,
June Is, and the "new'' New Cas-
tie, June 25. The newly-named
Delaware Handicap this year re-
places the New Castle as the
worlds richest stake of its kind,
but the New Castle is being re-
tanned under different conditions
and will serve as a major mile
and a sixteenth prep for the Della
ware Handicap. The mile and a
furlong Oaks is restricted to fillies
three years old, and many of them
will be tackling older stars of
their sex in the New Castle and
the Delaware Cap.
Owners of distaff division rae
ers have nominated their aces in
record volume and the final,
championship event of the Big
Three-the Delaware-has no less
than seven holders of various
titles the past two years engaged.
These include Lavender Hill, 1854
champion of older fillies and
mares; Parlo, 1854 3-year-old fiIly
queen; High Voltage, 1854 juven-
lie flly champion; three 1858
champions: Grecian Queen (any
age), Evening Out (juvenile) and
Queen Hopeful, top 2-year-old filly
money-winner. Then there is
Gainsboro Girl, defending cham
pion of the newly-named Della
ware Cap.
The New Castle formerly was
Delaware Parks ''hundred-grand-
er" for distaff horses. Now its
successor, the Delaware, has basic
added money of $4,000 which
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

4NO&t o&A&*~&&&y
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach. Sum-
day, May %, will be Soul and
Body. Morning service and Sun
day School are at IL am. The
fact that lasting beauty is gain
ed through spiritual understand
ing of Gods radiance and streng-
tn will be stressed at Christian
Science services Sunday. The Les
son-Sermon entitled "Soul and
Body" includes the following verse
from the Bible (Psalms 90: g.:
Honour and majesty are before
him: strength and beauty are in
his sanctuary" Among the cor
relative passages to be read from
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy will be the following (247:
10-12-15): Beauty, as well as
truth, is eternal; but tn
beauty of material things passes
away, fading and fleeting as mort
al belief. ;. Immortality, exempt
from age or decay, has a glory OF
its own,-the radiance of Soul
The Golden Text is from Psalms
(104:1): %Bless the Lord, o my
soul. o Lord my God, thou ari
very great; thou art clothed with
honour and majesty"
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
HAVE YOUR CAR CHECKED
Your Life May Depend on the Eff
ficiency of Your Car

'In a tight traffic situation,
your life may depend on the Of
ficiency of your car. Don't delay
have your car safety checked
today"
This advice was given to Della
ware motorists by j. James Ash
ton, manager of the Delaware
Safety Council as he urged them
to participate in the current We
hicle safety check program which
is being sponsored by all official
and nonoficial groups in coopera-
tion with the National Safety
Council and the Inter-Industry
Highway Safety Committee.
TITS foolish to trust to luck
when it's so simple to find out
the true condition of your car"
Mr.. Ashton said.
The 10 point check program
recommended by the National
Safety Council uses the following
standards:
1. Brakes should take hold ev-
enly on all wheels. The hand
brake should be able to hold the
car on any hill. Brake fluid should
be clean and at the proper level.
2. Headlights should be at the
proper level for maximum road
illumination and minimum glare.
Lenses should be clean and re-
Electors bright.
8. Rear and stop lights should
operate properly. Directional sig
mails should also be checked.
b. Tires should be checked for
wear and proper imitation.
S. Wheel alignment should be
checked.
6. Exhaust system and muffler
should be completely checked by
qualified mechanic.
Z. Windshield wipers should be
operating, with blades checked to
see if they are '1ive" and clean.
s. Glass should be clear, free of
cracks or discoloration.
g.. Horn should be working
properly.
10. Rear-view mirror should
give a clear view of the road be-
hind.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

could jump to a maximum $780,
900 under an innovational retro
active bonus clause covering new
nominator-breeder awards. These
are contingent upon whether a
horse earning part of the award
in the Delaware Handiiap also has
started in either the Oaks or New
Castle, or both. Nominations and
starting fees boost the estimated
gross value to $150,000.
Nominees for Delaware Parks
biggest stake earned we'll in ex-
cess of four million dolla
through 1854 alone-a figure due
for a sizable jump July 2.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

tachment, the story of Operation
High Flight" by the 1737th Fer
rying Squadron, display of elec-
tronic equipment by the 46th
Fighter Interceptor Squadron and
an exhibition of aircraft engines
and engine-build-up by the 1607th
Field Maintenance Squadron. Two
Link Trainers will be on hand for
visiting children to ride in. These
Trainers simulate an airplane's
flight and were one of the high
spots of last years Armed Forces
Day festivities. The Ground OBJ
server Corps will have a filter dis
play truck in addition to portray
. Continued on Page Twelve
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

Millionaire Carried Own Food
Britain's immensely rich news
paper publisher, Lord Rothermere,
would eat nothing on a railroad
dining car, carrying his hamper of
food always, to be safe from pois-
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
OPEN HOUSE AT
DOVER AIR BASE
Many Exhibits to Be On Dis
play For Armed Forces
Day, May 21
GATES OPEN AT IL NOON

A spectacular array of exhibits
will be on display at Dover Air
Force Base on Saturday. May 81,
when the Military Air Transport
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
oning. Rothermere paid his chauf-
feur more than most millionairess
stating his life was valuable
enough to justify it.
ONE TN YOUR FUTURE?

ONE IN YOUR FUTURE?
Freak weather conditions of
the past several seasons
brings to mind the need for
adequate coverage for your
property. Be sure you have
financial protection against
wind-storm loss. Call us to-
day.
FUNNEL OF FURY
Storms don't always hit some
one else-your turn may be
next. After the storm is too
late. For sure protection
against the financial loss of
windstorm. ;. call us.
, 1955-08-02

~.
the best in music and perfor-
nance to st. Thomas, then
the community may look for
ward hopefully to a musical
resurgence, if not the greatest
era of musical entertainment
and cultural attainment in
the Islands history. It is a
democratic movement in that
it affords all classes and
groups, rich and poor alike, to
concentrate their efforts to-
ward the achievement Of q
worthwhile objective.
"The Commonwealth Of
Puerto Rico has successfully
established this community
wide movement for many
years through its Pro Arte
R
Club, and by this means has
been able to furnish its peo-
pie with world-renowned art
lists and operate stars Of the
first magnitude.
1.-THE radio and monograph
undeniably serve q great pur-
pose by bringing the best
music and performers into
homes all over the globe. But
mechanics, however great
cannot hope to equal or take
the place Of the flesh and
blood performance Of artists
appearing on the stage Of our
modern Charlotte Amalie
High School auditorium
, 1955-08-02
CRUCIAN

since his youth, is an Inspec-
tor Of schools and resides at
Naskov. His brother is a MEM
Of the Frederiksted branch Of
the Police Force.
, 1955-08-02
JOURNAL
Continued from page -
BILL NO. 1T
THE FIRST LEGISLATURE OF HI VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
REGULAR Session 1855
Regular Session 1855

r. Appropriate Funds for Contributions for Special Purposes,
for the Fiscal Year July !, 1855 to June 80, 1856, and for other
Purposes.
IT ENACTED BY the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
in session assembled:
SECTION /. The following sums, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary, are hereby appropriated for Special Pur-
poses out Of any funds in thesGeneral Fund Of the Treasury
Of the Virgin Islands not otherwise appropriated for expendi-
ture for the Fiscal Year July /, 1855, to June 80, 1856, for the
purposes hereinafter expressly named:
, 1955-08-02
DIR. BETHUNE /.


business dealing; the spirit Of
inter : racial understanding
which permeates Bethune-
Goodman and the surrounding
area; the services of thousands
Of graduates and undergrad
yates Of the school; and a cons
tinuous record Of inspiration
to the youth Of America"
Most of her estate consisted
of real estate and stock hold
ings.
, 1955-08-02

at 500 and $50 pm.
Regular Admission
I'll Should Happen To You

starring
Judy Holiday : Peter Lawford-
Jack Lennon : Michael O'Shea
MGM News of the Day" at $50
pm. only and Short Feature
, 1955-08-02

For unforseeableo contingencies, emer-
gency projects, to be expended by the
Governor with the concurrence of the
Legislature, arising out Of the reorga
nization of departments, salary adjust
ments, in-service training of employ
ees, and other cases .............. 10000
() For Miscellaneous public improve
mentsas determined by the Governor
with the concurrence of the Standing
Committee of the Legislature in charge
Of public works activities ........ $45,831 $160,83f
............ STAG, 531.O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
Israel Claims 2 Attacks.
In Den1iIitorized Areas

Auja demilitarized zone are reg.
ular army troops not police as
the Israelis claim.
The communique said Israeli
units in the demilitarized zone
used arms ''ot the automatic kind
used only by regular army
forces" It added:
ut is clear now that the forces
which occupy the demilitarized
zone of FL Auja are regular
troops, from the Israeli army and
not police units as Israel claims. |"
The coinmunique said Gen.
Burns tchief U. N. truce OBJ
server, repeatedly requested the
Israelis to Withdraw their armed
forces from the demilitarized
zone Of FL Auja but these forces
remained disguised as police
units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
Peron Expects to Stuy
In Paraguay Months

ASUNCIoN. Paraguay, Oct. ~
ltP,. - Argentina's ex dictator
Juan D. Peron. says he expects
ito remain many months" in
Paraguay. He declined to elabo-
rate on his remark made last
might to a reporter who visited
the ex-president at his home.
There have been rumors about
Gen. Peron seeking residence in
other countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27

JERUSALEM. oct. ~ tPl.
Israeli military spokesman
claimed today that Egyptian and
Syrian military units had pene-
trated Israeli territory in two diff
ferent demilitarized zones and
said one Syrian soldier was be-
lieved killed.
The Egyptians were reported to
have crossed into the FL Auja-
Nizana zone near the Sinai bor-
der and entrenched themselves.
This position, the Israeli spokes-
man said. is in addition to the
one near the Ell Saba checkpost
held by the Egyptians for some
time. It is about half a mile
inside Israeli territory. south Of
Beerotayim.
Another spokesman earlier said
q Syrian military unit entered
the demilitarized zone near Dan
In Northeastern Galilee and
FLASHED with an Israeli police pa
troll. then withdrew. He said the
Syrians took the body of one
man back with them across the
border. The Dan demilitarized
zone is near the site of Biblical
Dan and close to the Jordan
River sources.
The Egyptian intrusion near
FL Sabha. according to the Is
raelis. is at a point 200 yards
inside Israeli territory in the
southeastern corner Of the Ell
Auja- Nizana zone which was
held by the Egyptians even be-
fore yesterdays clash at the
nearby Beerotayim checkpost in
which Israel reported one OF its
policeman killed.
Each Side Blames Other
A United Nations spokesman
confirmed that Egyptian forces
still were inside q small section
of the Israel-controlled demili-
/. tarized zone. He said orders
from U. N. observers to withdraw
had not yet been met. but there
had been no more shooting on
either side.
s Each side blamed the other for
yesterdays violence.
An Israeli army spokesman
said the clash occurred at Beero-
tayim, about 2ia miles inside the
Israeli territory. He said Egyp-
tian soldiers entered the area
and attacked an Israeli police
post. killing the policeman.
wounding three and kidnapping
two others.
Egyptians Tell Of Action
4 The Egyptians said their forces
occupied the post after an Israeli
attack was launched inside
Egyptian territory. A government
communique said four Israelis
were wounded and one was cap
turned It said one Egyptian was
wounded.
An Israeli military spokesman
denied that any Israeli force
crossed into Egyptian territory.
Maj Gen. Edison L. NJ. Burns.
chief q. N. Palestine truce OBJ
server. reached New York yester-
day to confer with U. N. Secre-
tary General Dag Hammarskjold.
Border problems in the FL Auja-
Nitzana region were reported to
be the main topic of their dis
cussions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-27
Egypt Disputes
Use Of Police

CAIRO. Egypt. Oct. 81 tR.-
An Egyptian communicate
charged today that the Israeli
Egyptian frontier clash yesterday
proved Israeli forces In the FL
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-11-04
Spotlight On the Middle East

These words of Burns are i'm
portant-as an indictment Of the
Arab leaderships. EverYon Q
knows that the Israeli people
want peace. But when the UN's
most responsible man in the field
asserts that Arab people too want
peace-implYing that only their
leaders want war-he is stating
the kind of truth the Arab mill
tarists would rather not hear.
Just how Hammarskjold in
tends to handle the situation is a
matter the UN chief will not
discuss openly. Addicted to his
formula of "quiet diplomacy" he
prefers to let his actions speak
for him. Thus, his action in sum-
moning Burns must be judged as
his effort-perhaps a laSt-ditch
move-not only to keep the Mid
die East problem from being
shunted aside at Geneva but also
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-11-04
Aiken, South Carolina
site of the H-Bomb Plant

to keep Israel from starting a
shooting war as a preventive
measure against increasing Arab
threats.
Burns presence here gave Ham
marskjold the possibility Of con-
tinuing conversations he had al
ready begun with EgYpt's Foreign
Minister. DR.. Mahmoud Fawzi.
Reports that Burns had to come
here because the UN was the only
place he could see Fawzi were. on
their face. ridiculous. Burns could
see Fawzi-or EgYp4's Dictator
Nasser-in Cairo. any time. Ham,
marskjold could see Fawzi-as he
has seen him often in the last five
weeks-at UN headquarters. But
there was a need for Hammarsk-
jold and Burns TO see Fawzi TO-
gether. The slippery man from the
Cairo Foreign Ministry is notori-
Gus for his ability at double talk.
He could tell Hammarskjold one
thing here. state the opposite to
Burns in Cairo. and insist that the
contradictions did not cancel out.
But he could not play that game
too successfully when talking TO
both men at the same time. That
is an additional reason why Ham
marskjold wanted Burns here and
why the Secretary General I'm
vited" Fawzi TO please stay on
long enough for Burns to get here.
Hammarskjold would prefer
conversations to debates. If a Sc
curity Council meeting on the
Middle East issue is summoned,
such session would be forced on
Hammarskjold. Hammarskjold is
said to agree with a formula
stated here the o ther day by
India's KriShna Menon w n o
pointed out that conversations
may lead to agreement, debates
lead only to the airing Of differ
ences." Burns was brought here to
keep the conversations going, in
| an effort to talk some sense into
Fawzi, to relay United Nations
insistence on immediate attention
to the Middle East at the Geneva
conference of the Big Four Min
isters-and, incidentally, in the
hope that Israel might keep its
preventive war enthusiasts in
check a while longer.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-11-04

passed over, largely. Gen. Burns
said also: eff a plebiscite were
taken both in Israel and in the
Arab countries, in regard to the
various problems, a majority
would vote for the status quo and
for the prevention of situation
that leads to the danger of war;"
Evening star., 1955-11-26

NO CASH TO new de
luxe 3-bedrm. rambler in popular
area near Maryland Univ. Real
plastered walls; full basement: de
luxe kit 3Q-year GI loan: cal
~ IN. q Lls nm.; !. %6. w. 1N2sgsoO. Ros5nahI Ro5a
Evening star., 1955-11-26

NEAR ST, JERoME's, IN HYATTS.
VILLE-Sii 300 buys this. 2-bedrm
brick bungalow, plus finished attic
LARGE fenced corner lot; concrete
porch; h,-w.h.: part bsmt. Vets
may purchase with only 500 cash,
Call vi 9p;m.: Wa I,3geo'
Evening star., 1955-11-26

ExCEPTIONAL--$l3,50O
Attractive semidetached brick, Inn
maculate throughout, 3 bedrnis.
large kitchen. full bsmt., gas heat.
extras, bus u block, near shop
pins. Small down payment. Call
cAMPANELLA Il Co.
Ex. 3-41l3 Eyes. 10. b-1I49
Evening star., 1955-11-26
HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.
KENWOOD
oyv9 Sss M ist TPiIsT :

COOS KENNEDY DRIVE
S25. 900, lst TRUST
Completely redecorated home. Largt
liy. rm.. din. tm., library with ful
bath. screened porch on LIST floor
bedrms.. 2 baths on End floor
2-ear garage, level lot, storage
space. Recreation Tm, with nre.
place in bsmt. Owner will TAXI
back End trust, No reasonable offei
SEEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
SANDOZ REAL ESTATE
EN-. 2-3s75 DU. 7-i234
Ask for Leslie Williams
Evening star., 1955-11-26

REALTY. HA. 2-s51s. PIT
SALE BY 0WNER-Priced for quick
sale. Financing arranged. b-rm
expandabie brick bungalow; full
bsfnt. Cony. 10 shopping and 2 C
BUY ~ 81 81 RENAL ssf2 TERMs-Brand.
new 3-bedrm. rambler with full
bsmt.. on large, level lot. in cony
Roaers Heights. Priced right at
$4,000. You name the terms
Call till 0 pm, WA. $4,000,
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

PICTURE BOOK SETTING for the
truly discriminating buyer. Located
in fashionable Mclean, this fine So
IT. custom rambler has everything
you could desire for only SGT 500.
certer-hall entrs g loe-burning
carport: pvt rear scr. porch: 3
luxurious bedrms,, full baths.
Aftistically placed on beautiful
ee-studded u acre. Call quickly.
ia 10000. REAL ESTATE SERv-
ICE, INC, 4763 Lee hwy. tcn
Evening star., 1955-11-26
TRADES ACCEPTED
FOUR CORNERS. SILVER SPRING
ABSOLUTELY TOPS


You'll exclaim when you. see these
FaIrway originals. New brick ram
blers and split-levels OF distinctive
character, featuring 3 huge bed
finished rec. rn. with fireplace, fun
bsmt. beautifully equipped kit. and
many other hne appqintments. Ter
rife values from S1S.950. High
dollar trades accepted. Some CT
approved. Liberal financing. Open
IL till dark.
right on Coiesyille rd. to -Four
Corners shopping center then left
on Old Biadensburg I'd. blks. TO
Brunette avs. and the FeirEay
deyelopment sign: or. out Old
Bladensbufg I'd. 2 hlks. vest OF the
Four Corners shopping center TO
Brunette ave- thence lsft on
then right / blk on Harding to
model home at 601 Perth pl;
La. 6-9353 AID. 2-a9ov
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Kensington -Homewood
S12,950 CT APPROVED
$3.50 DOWN

APPROX. ss5 MO. INCLUDING
TAX AND INSURANCE
1905 DRuMM AVE.
OPEN SUN. 1-6
beautiful level lot with big trees
Liv. rin., fireplace. sparkling kit,
dinette space 3 bedrms. and mod,
bath on 1st H.; nice bedrms.. :.
upstairsi full bsnt.; conv. to
schools. bus. and rec. center
Immed. possession. DIR: Conn.
ave. ID Kenginton Firehouse, turn
right on Piyers MIN rd.. "a. Drumni
4-7444 or OIL. 2-7006, ---21