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HoATs our sLAckMEADs: penetrat-
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them from underneath. Blackheads float
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
Newl Clearasil Medicotion
'STARVES'
BLEMISHES
SKIN-c0L0RED -.
hides PIAPIEs WINE " WORKS

At last! Science discovers a new
type medication especially for
pimples, that really works. In
skin specialists tests on 2O2
patients, 9 out of every 10 cases
were oOmfIetely cleared HP or
definitely improved while using
C1EARASIL.
cLEARAsL WORKS FAST
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

"Y0u're A Lucky Man"
engine the roof of the cabin setting fercey abla1e
He heard Grimes startled YELL The bolt shot back
the cabin door flew open. AS did, Kirk hurled himself
forward, head down. His shoulder struck Grimes like
battering RAM sending both of them SprawIng
Grimes was on his feet first. Ignoring Kirk he snatched
fire exnguiSher from its rack by the Wheel He moved
straight toward the wall of yellow flame.
Kirk groaned and came up his knees. In a matter
of seconds he knew, the main fuel tank could explode
He hurled himself headong onto the dock and rolled
AS he staggered to his feet he realized the cord binding his
wrists had broken Automatically, he erked the tape free
from his mouth Then he began to run Behind him.
dmy, he heard Grimes bull voice roaring; then night was
turned into day. He felt soaring heat thundercap Of
sound seemed to pick him up bodily fling him violently
forward. Then everything merged into total darkness
When Kirk opened his eyes, he was lying in bed
in small antseptc-lookng hospital room.
Early sunlight sIanted through window, and he saw
large, reIaxed-lookng sitting by the bed watching
him. Hello the said Feeling better?"
Kirk pondered the question: then nodded slowly decid
ing it better to feel rotten than not to feel at ALL
I'm Dr. Fergusen," the man said I'VE kept you under
ISOLATION all night, SO you may feel drowsy for while
You're bit singed, but you're far from dead"
Kirk made great effort and uttered one word. "Iayg
"Your wife," Dr. Ferguson nodded. I'VE got in touch
little playmateS got around to removing your wallet
so Identification easy. He stood up took glass of
water from the bedside table. "Drink?"
Kirk swallowed gratefully Thanks
The little fellow will pull through all right They found
him. haIfStunned in the water The big one was dead on
arrival The police are pleased with you by the way"
with me?"
THE Department of Justice has been after them to plug
that IoophoIe for long time. Their racket = Grimes
and GardellaS smuggling in aliens. They thought
you were an immigration officer collecting evidence with
that camera recording the faces of illegal entrants The
police picked up Gardella last night, after they ped the
story out of Lopez"
Dr. Ferguson moved to the foot of the bed He cranked
a handle SO that Kinks head and shoulders rose few
inches YOU'RE lucky fellow Halliday Very They tell
me Grimes also wanted for postal robbery SO you're
eligible for the reward But the real reason think you're
lucky is outside in the corridor He moved to the
door opened it. you come in now, Mrs. Halliday.
He stood aside and Tay brushed past him. Dark-halred
Tay lovely Tay "Oh, Kirk she said oh darling
For moment Dr. Ferguson stood there, watching Them
Then. smiling little, he went out quietly and closed the
door The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

SKIM CREAMS CAN FEED PIaAPLEs
QEARASR 'sIARVES' THEM
Oil in pores helps pimples grow and
thrive. So oily skin creams can actually
feed pimples. Only an oil-absorbing
medication CIEARASIL helps dry up
this oil, 'starves' pimples.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

!. PRsETRAIES PIAAPtHs
keratolylic action
sOltens and dissolves az
fected skin tissue i.
permits medication to
penetrate down into any
infected area.
z. IsoLATEs PiMpIEs
antiseptic action Of this
new-type medication
stops growth Of bacteria
that can cause and spread
pimples.
3. 'STARVgs' PiaAPLEs
CIEARASH'S famous dry
up action sstarves'
pimples because It helps
10 remove the oils that
pimples feed on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Dec. IL R--Diua.nd'
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS
Quotations supplied BY the United
States Agriculture Department:
Poultry 0uOta fi0ns

Quotations supplied BY the United
States Agriculture Department:
Poultry Quotations
Live poultry-Market steady on ca
pons, canonettes. bullets and muscoyy
ducks. Demand fair to good for the
adequate supplies. Arrivals HIGHT to
moderate. Turkeys: Steady at mostly
UNCHANGED prices. Arrivals very light
but more than ample for the light de-
mand. Undertone unsettled. Whole
sale selling prices per pound In Balti-
more. Pullets 80. Caponettes 1898
Capons 40. Turkeys. YOUNG hens few
$ss. oSOunS toms 81. Ducks: Museovy
Livestock Markets
Cattle $50; following a fairly broad
clearance on Monday hardly enough
any class cattle sold this morning 10
establish price trend. commercial
grade sausage bulls about steady At
Calves 175; fairly broad demand for
good to prime VeAeiers, but others NOV
ing slowly, sales strong to ] 90 higher.
$500. good and choice g300-2s 90.
standard and good 15.0O-22 90, Gull and
utility l0.00-l2.OO.
Hogs 200: very dull. few sorted No.
around . cents lower q 1900. other
steady 70 ~ lower few mixed srade
400. 900 lbs t3.25-14 90.
Sheep none; quotations norninally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. IS tR,.--A maiorit,
OF grain futures continued to decline
on the Board OF Trade today. but here
snn there some resistance to the selling
Hsdsing pressure and liquidation
particularly the latter again took It's
S e N q az. esop VII Wheat; corr orr and Soy
well; as did new crop wheat contracts
DealingS were active.
Wheat near, the end Of the FIRST
ss@set s.3?t 0s corn 2 10 ni in iow Ds.
Z. lower. December s5Is. rye unclaimed q
n ;. lower: December i;44. sobeans
+ 70 3 cents hundred pounds lover.
IN old crop wheat liquidation again
" rPs. O sbr esei ub ,Sna' r re-
! 1, q PUBL, public Law $50 had been Just about
Another besrish influence ia tbes.
wheat futures vas the mai Asr,eultn sre
Department crop report, which boosted
Total 1898 wheat production % million
n9snes over the previous estimate. All
:, ns ~ Jd rSoo aoo b,h ms year vas set
ne. crop wheat attracted some de-
rsport TO Be issued after the close 90
from q year ago In winter Wheat p pf,S
poets. Dry weather In the southwesf was
ab0 buying sttrnulant
Corn continued It's steady downward
sloe a. the O0vernment raised It's
corn PRODUCTION estimate % million
bushels above the estimate Of Novenber
!, Tie mai corn crop dgure showed a
very bis production Of 3.45I.2g2. 900
RYE resisted selling a. grainmeu fel,
ne technical position Of this graib rad
oeen improved Oats Production this
year was down substantially from Z
year aso. lending some support 70 that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
4 Pct. Increase
Is Postponed

The Interstate Commerce
Commission said today the Rail-
way Express Agency has volun-
tarily put of an authorized 4
per cent increase in charges on
less than carload traffic. pending
further. study by ICC.
A three-man ICC division last
Friday announced it had voted
not to interfere with the in
crease and would permit it to
become effective yesterday, De-
cember II.
However, shipper organizations
and the Agriculture Department
which had sought to block the
increase. requested reconsidera-
ton by the full 11-man COM
mission. The express agency
then said it would postpone
the effective date to December
~ to allow time for the full
commission to act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
Rails, Sfee|s
Advance; Rest
OF List Mixed

NEW YORK, Dec. Is (R.-
Rails and steels led an other
wise mixed stock market higher
on average early this afternoon.
Advances ranged fractions to
around a point but there were
some bigger gains. Losses ex-
tended to about a point.
Shares of the leading carriers
advanced practically in a body
after news Of the ICC authori-
zation of freight rate raises
amounting to z per cent for
eastern roads and 5 per cent for
western lines.
They were spurred further by
today's recommendation of an
ICC examiner for a Is per cent
increase in first class passenger
fares.
Actively traded, the rails pared
some of their gains as the ses-
sion wore on. Bigger gains APP
peared among the steels.
Turnover was moderately ac-
tive.
Among steels, Lukens scam
pered ahead more than 8 at one
phase then settled back with a
gain Of about 6. Youngstown
added around 3 and Bethlehem
well over a point. United States
Steel nudged ahead, but Armco
dropped more than 2 in a re-
action from its recent advance.
New York Central and Balti-
more q Ohio, after pushing up
around a point, settled for frac-
tional gains. Small rises were
chalked up for Santa Fe, Penn
Sylvania. Southern Railway,
Chesapeake & Ohio, Southern
Pacific and Illinois Central.
United Aircraft and Lockheed
gained a point or better, Boeing
a fraction. Douglas Aircraft
dropped over a point.
United Airlines and American
Airlines dropped fractions.
Corporate bonds were mixed.
Government issues declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business Failures in the week

Business Failures in the week
ended December Is totaled 249
compared with 27O in the pre-
vious week and Dat in the like
week a year ago.-Dun g. Brad
street.
Schenley Industries, Inc. filed
a notice of appeal to the United
States Supreme Court against
the collection Of a $1,000 a gall
Ion Federal tax on whisky held
in bond for eight years.
Init. Paper Co. won its fight
to prevent an injunction against
merger with the Long-Bell Lum-
Der Co. Of Kansas City, Mo. The
Federal Trade Commission had
sought the injunction.
Bendix Aviation Corp. an
nounced acquisition of Shelf
field Corp. Of Dayton, Ohio,
which makes precision gauging
and measuring instruments.
Pitts. ConsoIid. Coal Co. elected
Armstrong r. Matthews. Of Blue
field, w. Va, as president and
named George H. Love chairman
of the board.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. in IL
months ended November 80
earned $48,360,756 or 1871 a
share VS.. $31,353.553 or 1854 in
1855 period.
Joy Manufacturing Co. in year
ended September 80 earned &c.
913,481 or $6.10 a share VS.. S.
682.502 or $3.18 in 1855.
Permenete Cement Co. in IL
months ended October 81 earned
$4.879, 900 or Sc cents a share
VS.. $5,346. 900 or "a cents in 1855.
National TheaterS in SO weeks
ended September Is earned $4,-
648.057 or SLIP a share VS.. So
1856, 008 or $1.04 in 1855.
Beech Aircraft Corp. in year
ended September 30 earned So
331,327 or $4.45 a share VS..
$3.586.510 or $4.79 in 1855.
Chi. CIR. Western Rwy. in IL
months ended November 30
earned $3,152,468 VS.. $2,994, 726
in 1855 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
Fewer Strikes Seen

BOSTON. Dec. 10 tP).-Joseph
F. Finnegan, director of the
Federal Mediation and Concili-
alton Service. says excellent
prospects for business sales and
profits should aid in cutting
down ACKNOWLEDGEMENT strife
in the coming year. He pre-
dicted that there will be fewer
wildcat strikes and minor dis
putes as the AFL-CIO clears
out internal organizational rows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Dec. ~ " (UsDAD.-
Butter unsettled Receipts, 500. 900.
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons tfrsshl.
cents: ~ score TAj, 6i-0iI.; 20 score
tbl, bOA-b0hi 80 score (C). 5p-Jgh
Cheese steady. Receipts. $4,000
Whoe1sie esE prices unsettled. Re.
eeipts, 10000. New York spot quota
lions follow:
Midwestern--Mixed colors, extras as
- lbs,l. 1897; extras large l4J-4s lbs },
35-3D extras medium, 31-3lls annals,
2t-2g; atandarda large, J3-33h, checks
26lz-30. Whites, extras $3.50 lbs.
1928: extras large 1888 ibs.l. 35.Jo;
extras medium. 81 81 Browns, extras
(fs-50 lbs.J. 36-36h.
NearDy--Whites. TOD quality 1850
ibsl, f2h-44; TOP quality l55-46 lbs. }.
Browns, too quality t4s-5O ibs.l. 3sIz.
80: TOP quality lf5-fs ibs.l, 1898 a.
mediums. 5f-36; amalis, J2-32Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
Excess Profits RuIinq

SANTA MONICA. Calf, Dec.
ID R.-Douglas Aircraft Co.
said yesterday the United States
Regional Renegotiating Board
has recommended that SO mil
lion in profits for the fiscal year
ended November 30 be ruled ex-
cessive. This would indicate, the
company said. possible net re-
bate of about 1920, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
Five Cement Producers
Announce Price Raises

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (P.-
Five leading cement manufac-
|turers have announced price in
creases ranging from is to Is
cents a barrel, effective January
l, 1857.
Companies announcing the in
creases were Universal Atlas &C.
|ment Co., a subsidiary of United
States Steel Corp, Penn Dixie
Cement Corp. Lehigh Portland
Cement Co., Lone Star Cement
Corp. and Alpha Portland Ce-
|ment Co. The companies have
producing plants scattered
Throughout the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18

Yale&Tovnlh 2eiA zOiE 2olk
YnEshAsTu - 20 Iz7sh lIe5A I27ih%5lh
YnEstStDr % , 2e3S 2el6 zsiA$ "A
Zenith Rad "a 1 lo7 lot lo7 = 4
Hourly Sales On the Exehanse
IA 10 an $40 600 IL noon eco 600
100 pm $50 600 2.OO ON o 600 600
fUnit Of trading 20 shares or sales NJ
fun Rates Of dividends IN the fofegoina
table aIt annual disbursement based on
the last quarterly or aemi-annuni decia-
ration. Unless otherwise noted Special
or extra dividends are not included
plus stock dividend q Declared 81 BAD
u 1853 plus stock dividend, : Declared
o. paid 20 far this year PAYABLE In
stock durine 1855. estimated cash yalue
on eH-oiyidend OF Redistribution date
after stock oiyidsna Or spiis.ap " BE- ~.
elarec or paid this rear. an accunnia-
i've issue with eiyicends IN arrears
erred o. % action taken a. lGst eivi.
eiss stock dividend Psys6ls IN s.ock
diyi. o. sx.e.strisg date Z Lsul.
.e oiylcsnd ca Called Hkx.dlvi.
eend x-dis Ex-cistributicn ~ Ex-r.Tnta
~ without warrants - With varfant9
- Mnsn ei,rieu,ed VI Nnsn Hsgsc
fseei.efship o. belnr recrEanitec gn1ef
TIE barkruptcy Act cr securities -.
sEnsd - Euch ssnpanleA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18

so hisher; vealers steady; few ioada
S4.75; load Or 50 prime still unsciSs
choice .17.00-i0,25; load high choice
S heerD ms ~ ne sOOd z S Us s ssSs
16.25-lS.75; utility and commercial
COWS 7,b0-12 80; Gamers and cutters
0.00-10.75: utility and commercial bulls
14.00-1 30; good and choice vealeTo
le.00-23.00 light culls down 20 100.
Saiable sheep 1000: moderately ae-
tive: market steady all classes: good To
prime wooded lambs D4-107 ID 17.7b-
20 90: small lots prime natives 20.26-
l1.25; choice and prime shorn lambs
98-l02 ID with No. pelt 1e.50-1S.75:
Gull to choice slaughter ewes 4.00-6. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
FLUCTUATIONS

NEW YORK. Dee. IL R.--epot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 20
cents . pound. Connecticut v6liey Lad,
10 cents a pound. ney York Zine. l3ls
~ 13hs 4 pound. View YORK Pofeiga
siiveT. ~ a. cents per troy ounce. NeH
YORK A. PfttsburEh scrap steel No !
heavy vas auotfd ~ gT,Od
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Dee. 10 GP.--Ths ssv
York etock Exchange rsDortsd tocay
t1fse ocd-lei tfanaaetioaa bT pfinelp9
Pgretassf Il -141tp shafes saff
sa1 $50 fnarss irsis1ing tfi thafts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Dec ~ gp.--cotton
futures moved IN . marrow ranGs euf.
ina TIE forenoon today PriceN armed
fIantiy on iccal and msl 1nrina Mc1t
iraders we're % the sifsdnst. asnitint
ffsrh Incentives
Z r5cE prizes ssrs crau q BAR
pfsviour e.rfs Nafth a. 81 MAJ
~ e5 ane Jsly 3354
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

tYou moy write to Roy Henry in core
Of The Stor about your own Soeiol Sc
curity or retirement problem. Pleose
enclose q stamped. self addressed en-
seIope and rs cents in coin
,From AP Newsfeatures,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
n Transit Firms
Are Represented
At Meeting Here

Management representatives
from % transit firms. including
D. c. Transit System. Inc. met
yesterday in the Sheraton-Park
Hotel for a closed discussion Of
wage and fare structures and
other common problems.
This is an exchange of ex-
perience,p said Donald c. Hyde,
general manager of the Cleveland
Transit System, outgoing chair
man of the Transit Data Sum-
lmaries Committee. I'VE want to
compare wage and fare struc-
lures and transit conditions so
we can gain greater understand
ing" he added.
The committee, now headed by
Harold Morris, executive vice
president Of the United Transit
Co. Of Providence.g r. l.. was
founded 20 years ago by the late
Edward Heberle. vice president
and controller of Capital Transit
Co.
D. c. Transit representatives
at yesterdays sessions we're j.
Godfrey Butler. director of per-
sonnet and labor relations;
James H. Flanagan, vice presi-
dent and controller, and Sam
Hatfield, senior accountant.
Mr.. Butler said he. Mr.. Flana-
gan and Mr.. Hatfield were there
to participate in the confidential
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
SECURITY FOR YOU
Not Many Husbands
Receive Payments

Iments based on q husbands
work, because the requirements
are more strict.
Here's the story:
A husband may draw Social
Security retirement payments
due to his wife's work:
/. When his wife becomes
eligible for retirement payments.
and
2. If she has worked under
Social Security for at least a
year and a half during the three
years Immediately before she APP
plies for payments, and
8. He Is IS or over, and
4. He has been living with his
wife at the time he applies for
payments, and "a husband is
considered to be living with his
wife if they're both members Of
the same household, or he is re-
ceiving regular contributions
from her for his support, or she
has been ordered by a court to
contribute to his support.)
5. He has been receiving at
least half his support from his
wife at the time she became en-
titled to payments. and
6. He filed proof of such sup
port within two years after she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
They Were Just Expanding
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

collars?" "Your wife's," said
Willis easily.
Martha Scott reports this sign
over an antique shop near her
home in New Canaan. Conn:
you think it's junk? Come
in and price It'll"
A waiter from Dunhall's took
his kid to the zoo and they
watched the lion being fed. A
keeper just threw a hunk Of meat
on the floor Of the cage.
why doesn't he serve 1t nicely
like you do your customers?" the
kid asked his daddy.
"Confldentially," explained the
waiter, lions are lousy tippers. !"
+ 80
A couple of old friends met
at the Bowlero bowling alleys in
Jersey the other night and each
hoisted a few drinks in auld lang
syne.
Doesn't your wife raise the
dickens when you stay out so
late?" asked one.
I'm not married." said his
friend.
Then why do you want to
stay out late like this in the first
placer" demanded the friend.
4 i y \
For the past few months a
newsboy has been making Fred
Chiavent0ne's restaurant in
Greenwich Village and he usually
sold a few papers in the place.
The other day at about the same
time a different kid came in
with an armload Of papers. Fred
asked if the original salesman
had been replaced.
yeah" said the new kid. che
started reading the want ads
in those papers he was selling
and now he's found a pretty good
Job"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

An 9th ave. restaurant which
is owned by one Of the chains
had a sharp fall of in sales
recently and the chain sent in
first a team Of efficiency experts
and. later, some private eyes to
ind out what was happening.
mo cheating" reported both
the efficiency men and the Sc
cret cops. I'VE watched all four
cash registers and everything
was being rung up"
Back at the home Office there
was some immediate screaming.
Seems that the restaurant was
only supposed to have three cash
registers. The manager and
headwaiter had just bought a
register of their own.
**&
A new jail is being built in
Brooklyn next to the Kings
County Courthouse on Atlantic
ave. At this writing somebody
has managed to find one of those
shield-shaped signs and put it on
the scaffolding. It advises that /,
12-2-Room Garden Apartments
Are Available.
$50
A whole set Of NBC news and
TV broadcasters had some spe-
cial instruction by International
Business Machine experts on how
to use and interpret the various
electric brains which followed
and reported the elections. The
biggest Of the brains was a huge
thing which took almost an en-
tire floor. There was a smaller
one which needed very little
room. An announcer asked what
the little one was called.
"The half-wit," explained enc
of the experts.
4 \ \ 4
Richard Willis is an authority
on beauty aids and the other
day had one Of those quiz shows
over NBC. One Of the questions
was: What kind of lipstick is
easiest to remove from my shirt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Jumuicon Bonds Use
Rhumbu Box Widely

KINGSTON, Jamaica. ~ In
Kingston night clubs and bars
that feature rowing calypso
bands, the rhumba box is a
familiar sight.
1t takes the place of both
double bass and drums in the
calypso band. An entire rhythm
section, it is made of a wooden
packing case having a round
opening.
Across this opening are nailed
automobile springs cut into
various lengths to provide a full
scale Of deep. echoing tones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
By RAY HENRY

The last time Uncle Sam took
a look. working men outnum-
bered working women by nearly
~ to /. And. many of the
women were in part-time OF
temporary jobs.
Thus. the bulk Of the social
security payments result from
men working under the Social
Security system and making
contributions to it from their
wages.
That's the way most wives,
widows. dependent children OF
dependent parents become elig-
ible for payments.
But, working women, in many
cases, are also building eligibility
to retirement payments for their
husbands. The catch is that not
many husbands ever meet the
eligibility requirements.
4 Tougher for Husband
It's tougher for a husband to
draw payments due to his wife's
work, than for a wife to get pay