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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
The Dotted Lines
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

Why doesn't the National
League go all the way and move
to England and become a cricket
association? The new Bel
mont race track is so beautiful
all the horses I bet on stop dur
ing the race to admire it. So
many TV shows are getting
sliced. the networks ought to
have vice president in charge
Of the guillotine. Quote from
Corinne Calvet: I'm not against
sex" Honey. nobody reads re-
fractions. Eddie Condor
priced cattle feed for his New
Jersey place and decided the
cows would only be milking him.
-. The Dodgers wanted to move
to Los Angeles before but Gladys
GOdding won't fly. Rosemary
O'Reilly. singer at No. Fifth,
explains why she wears her hair
over one ear. She has only one
earring. Sign in a Village
saloon: We serve whisky ex-
preSSo." -. The Epicure Pancake
Diner is on Queens boulevard.
Rita HaywOrth'S film. Fire Down
Below" may get an award as the
most extinguiShed film of the
year Shirl Conway visited
a new exclusive hospital that has
a Jaguar ambulance and an un-
listed phone number.
Ava Gardner says she'll never
marry again, that nobody Is
going to ruin my life" Honey
I'm nobody. Charles Coma
way. the "ziegfeld Follies" pro-
Queer, had a close shave. He
watched the Burma signs instead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

medium of the evening. and
Ravels La Flute Enchantee"
and Chausson's lie Temps des
Lilas" were exquisitely sung.
Whether nerves were respon-
sible or some more basic Short
coming, the German songs
lacked style: and marked diff
ficulty with pitch and excess
sive vibrato seriously marred
her singing in the American
songs as well as in the arias of
Rameau, Gluck. and Mozart.
The latter. a bugbear in one
of the most difficult roles in
all opera, was such a problem
that / seriously doubt Miss
Hong's claim to the agility and
endurance necessary for a true
coloratura.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Does Both
Relieves Pan-Shrnks Hemorrho;d.

problem!" And among these sui.
ferers were a very wide variety
Of hemorrhoid conditions, some Of
10 TO 20 years standing.
All this, without the use Of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin.
gents Of any kind. The secret is
a new healing substance bio
Dyne' the discovery Of a world
famous research institution. AL.
ready, Bio-Dyne is in wide use
for healing injured tissue on all
parts Of the body.
This new healing substance is
offered in suppository or ointment
form called Preparation H. Ask
for individually sealed convenient
Preparation II suppositories or
Preparation H ointment with spe.
cial applicator. Preparation II is
soldatall drug stores. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
reg U. a. Pat on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

New York, n. Y. Especially :
For the first time science has
found a new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve
pain without surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, "very striking improve
ment" was reported and verified
by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving pain,
actual reduction OF retraction
tshrlnking) took place.
And most amazing Of all-this
Improvement was maintained in
cases where doctors observations
were continued over a period of
many months!
In fact, results were so thor
ough that sufferers were able 70
makesuch astonishing tatements
as "Piles have ceased to be a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

Garment Jungle" and says it
should have been titled "Tarzan
Meets Robert Hall" Milton
Berle knows an actor who failed
his Actors Studio test. Forgot
to tear his T-shirt.
It's getting tougher and
tougher to find a place to double
park. :. Why don't 10 Hurt and
John Payne star in something
together? Jerry Amerman,
the air-conditioning man, has
invented One for the Road
cocktail. It's vodka on the rocks
with a white lime down the
middle. Sign in Lew Mag
rams window. "Cufflinks created
by the master under the in
fiuence Of exotic daydreams. ("
Tab Hunter told an inter-
viewer that when he sings he
visualizes singing into a pretty
girls ear. Next time try a micro
phone. Tab. JeSsica Tandy
and Hume CrOnyn will star in
The Man in the Dog Suit" Bark
that down on your calendar.
Cathleen Nesbitt must be getting
old. She played Rex HarrisOn's
mother in MY Fair Lady" and
now she plays Cary Grants
grandmother in An Affair to
Remember" The African
Room has a great gimmick to
increase courtroom tips. They
put in a Mau Mau hat-check
girl. Midtown barber shops
now get SIPS for haircuts and
$3.50 for crew cuts. Is this a
blow at Madison avenue?
Peter Donald ordered a steak in
the Pen and Pencil with: Just
walk it past the broiler-not too
close"
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Mitchell Wins
Columbia u.
Music Award

Howard Mitchell. conductor Of
the National Symphony Orches-
ira. has been selected to receive
Columbia University's Alice M
Ditson Award for 1857. citing
him for his distinguished SER
vices to American music"
The award, announced by DR.
Grayson Kirk, president of Col
umbia, carries a stipend OF
$1,000. 1t has been granted an
nually since 1945 to an American
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Wesleyan Choir Sings
Requiem by Brohms
By IRVING LOWENS

Wesleyan Choir, Asbury Method
list Church, Mark Fax, director. So
loists: Dorothy Horton. soprano:
James Barnette. baritone; Thomas
Kerr, piano. At the Church. Pro-
gram; German Requiem. Brahms.
A large audience assembled al
the Asbury Methodist Church
yesterday afternoon heard the
Wesleyan Choir directed BY
Mark Fax in a performance OF
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Arobellu Hong Heard
In Washington Debut
By FRANK c. CAMPRELI

Arsbella Hong, lyric coloratura Ma
IAmour Rendez les Armes from Hip
Gpooi,yte ct Article" Rameau:, Di ouesta
Confuse Gluek Ach. ich liebte from
Die Entfuehrung aus dem Serial"
Mozart; schneegloeckchen schu-
n mehn Mi r s sts schv wo, Rsdeckt
Wolf. Das yerlassene Maegdlein. Wolf:
lch hab in Penna einen Liebsten,
Wolf La Flute Enchantee Rayel
yiilanelie des petits Canards, Chabrier
butts. Po9lenc: sa quitare, Poulenc;
Hagen, I'm Nobody. Kagen Sure on
This Shining Nisht Barber; The
Thief. from SThe Old Old Maid de' and 3W Sc
Thief" Menotti
For her Washington debut last
night in the National Gallery
Arabella Hong chose a program
Of great vocal difficulty and dis
tinguished musical taste. Only a
connoisseur could have put to-
gether four little known operate
arias with groups of German
French. and American songs
the latter skillfully selected from
the known and the less known
with quite the feeling for bal
ance and contrast in Miss Hong's
list.
When at its best, Miss Hong's
singing matches her discriminate
ing choice Of songs. Listed as
a lyric coloratura, Miss Hong's
voice is naturally light and per-
forms very we'll indeed. and with
considerable command OF light
and shade. when the phrases are
not too long or sustained and no
great volume is necessary.
When her voice can tip-toe
from one delicate line, to an
other. pausing occasionally for
brief precarious pose on a we'll
produced note for a little added
warmth of tone. the sound is
quite lovely. These qualities
made Miss Hong's group of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

Howard Hanson. Leon Barzin,
Alfred Wallenstein, Leopold Sto-
kowski, Walter Hendl and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

composer or conductor who has
contributed Importantly TO the
aid and encouragement Of Amer
lean musicians.
1t has gone in past years to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

Last years winner was Victor
AlesSandro, conductor Of the San
Antonio Symphony Orchestra.
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PATENT
ATTORNEY

EXCELLENT oPPoRTu-
My IN LONG ESTA3-
LlSIED FIRM IN GENERAL
PATIENT PRACTICE. LO-
GATED IN PHILADELPHIA.
FOR NAN INTERESTED IN
ALL PHASES Or PATENT
p R ACT ICE AND WITH
SOUND BACKGROUND IN
PATENT WORK liz ME-
CHANICAL IELDS. IN
REPLY, GIVE EXPERIENCE
AND FULL DETAILS AS TO
QUALIFICATIONS AND SAL
: AIRY DESIRED. REPLY
Reid CONFIDENTIAL. BOX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
MINNEAPOLIS LOCATION

Minneapolis in the heart Of the upper u S.
vacationland, offers you convenient pleasant,
urban or suburban living-swimming sailing, golf,
skiing and skating all within few blocks OF your
home
Also outstanding educational advantages-above
average schools for your children, plus the Uni
versity Of Minnesota in Minneapolis, where you
can further your education while Honeywell con-
tributes toward your tuition.
Minneapolis, with It's invgoratng four-season
climate, Is truly healthy and enjoyable city in
which TO live and raise family.
WASH, D. c., INTERVIEW
MR.. NAT ROBBINS. Engineering Supervisor will
be at the LEE HOUSE HOTEL in WASHING
TON, D. c.. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, MARCH
AND 10 from 10 AM to PM Call MR.. ROB-
BINS at DISTRICT 7-4800, TO arrange per-
sonal interview.
II dates are inconvenient
II you are scientist or engineer interested in the
research, design, development, production or
application OF automatic controls-aeronautica
residential commercial, industrial ordnance or
transstor-Honeywell also has OTHER excellent
opportunities at divisions located in Beltsvie,
Nd Boston; Chicago: Denver; Freeport and
Warren. ILL.,; Independence, Ia Los Angeles
Philadelphia; Seattle, Wash. ST. Petersburg, Fla,
Wabash, Ind; Toronto, Ontario and abroad And
Honeywell has rewarding careers for Sales Engi-
neers in many Of its liz sales of1ces across the
Nation. Please send your inquiry or resume TO.
H. 7. ECKSTROM, Dept. Ml05Al; Minneapolis
Honeywell Reg. Co., 2753 Fourth Ave-. S. Mime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Opportunity through
INVESTIGATION

Honeywell develops and manufactures over 1900
DIFFERENT advanced automatic control devices
and systems-productS so highly diversified yet
logically related that they offer you EXCITING
engineering opportunities in whichever field you
choose.
MILITARY PRODUCTS include: warheads;
Infra-red systems and components; Transstor-
lied converters. inverters and rectiiers; Thermal
batteries; Mechanical, electro mechanical and
electronic fuzes; Sonar detection systems; Ground
based FIRE control systems and Stabilized plat
forms
CIVILIAN PRODUCTS include: Temperature and
pressure controls, Automatic valves, Electronic
amplifers, Combustion safeguard controls, Relays
and Control systems for manufacturing and as
sembly machines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Professional Sales Career

We are searching for a man be-
tween the aees 25-35. who can
within two years learn our bust
ness. handle a sales executive rnsi-
tton; starting income to 81 200; COL
lege preferred, married and manage
nlent inclined, Write. giving full par
ticulars. business background. etc
Box 350-Z. star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Vitro Laboratories

Division of Vitro Corporation OF America
Silver Spring Building
Corner Georgia Ave. and Cameron ST..
Silver Spring, Md.
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PHARMACIST, registered; top sal
airy. Apply STATLER PHARMACY,
EtatIpr Hntai nj rIgfR

PHARMACIST. registered: top sal
airy. Apply STATLER PHARMACY,
statler Hotel, DI. 7-l616.
PHARMACIST. licensed in Md. and
ID. C., for Silver Spring area; 40
hour, 5l2-day week: daytime hours
only, l-month vacation. sick leave,
medical and disqualification cover
age. comprehensive retirement plan:
SaIary commensurate with expert
ence. Elk. 3-5g3S
PHARMACIST. aggressive, good
counterman, best salary and con-
ditions to right man; no Sun APP
ply in person only. McREYNOLDS
PHARMACY. 18th and q SITS. NV
PHARMACIST, full or part time:
must apply in person. INVEST
MENT PHARMACY. 1901 x ST. n ".
PHARMACIST. reg. Va. part time
and Sundays. All replies confden-
tial. Box 427-X. Star.
PHARMACIST TO work in profess
sional-type store: part time; APP
prox, 40 hrs per wk CAMPBELL
DRUG STORE. 4E30 14th ST. NV.
RIA, 3-7700.
PHARMACIST, part-time work. ewes.
PENN DRUG. 1901 + st. NV
PHARMACIST. relief: mornings or
afternoon and evening, pleasant
surroundings, good neighborhood .
D. c. Please state references. Good
paw BOX lT-X Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
ENGINEER

Third-class license or better: So
Der, reliable man for large once
Suildins; 4S-hour week. Box 1927,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
RAMP SERVICE MAN.

RAMP SERVICE MAN. Natl. Airport:
h.s.g.. 2l-35: draft exempt: good
future; white: start S67 90. Smell
LING q SMELLING. sos l4th 81.
NV. ST. 3-6SSS.
REAL STATE Statesmen = Two
young men are needed for one Of
Arlington's finest firms. Experience
N real estate not necessary, but
AMBITION and AGGRESSIVENESS
prerequisite. Excellent working
conditions. Write Box 9S15, Ross
Ign Station, Arlington, Va, giving
fu,l particulars. Replies held con-
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Open-
ing for part-time man, white or
colored. experienced. We offer the
most unique opportunity to in
crease your income. Tops in COM
mission plus shares of profit bo-
muses., plus listing incentive. We
have the properties and back you
with one OF the best advertising
campaigns in the city. Call Mr..
Sindler for a confidential inter-
view SINDLER REALTY CO.. no.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. exper.,
full time, to ioin our organization
in kensington. Member OF multiple
listing. Call 10. $4,000. HUG
GINS e. HARRISON, INC, REAL
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PAINTER
PERSONNEL
INTERVIEWERS

Three yrs interviewer exper $1,000
PERSONNEL TRAINING DIRECTOR.
coll and egperience. We. S7OS0.
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORS aeen-
CIV exper pref. For our once ABBEY
PERSONNEL. 1919 Eve NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Insurance Statesmen
Wonderful Opportunity
ARE YOU INTERESTED
IN SECURITY?

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Well-eStablished popular. rapidly
progressing company has opening
on established debit. In Hyattsville
Md, area. On-the-iob training, va
cations with pay, retirement plan.
disqualification, contributory in
Surance II interested IN real
future tand are between the ages
of II and 49,, for appointment
call UN 4-I932. $50 to 80 pm. +:
ewes, IVA. 1-5lsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
REAL ESTATE Statesmen

Start selling in an active spring
market with an active ONCE. Open
bonus BOZ is plan f Firm u establis iU for
over 35 yrs. Sell in D. C. and Md,
also tle-in with our Va. office.
Contact Mr.. Richard Metzler, ewes.
OF d-1REo, GaiIy EM o-rAnn
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HELP-MEN
JANITOR

colored, for apt. bldg. in northwest
area: married couple. no children
must be familiar with Iron Fireman
stoker sober and reliable, and fur
nish satisfactory references: salary
and quarters. Phone res. mgr. RA.
6-26B3.
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PHARMACISTS

Registered in Md: excellent salary,
44-hour week. Il holidays year with
pay; large prescription business;
Ideal working conditions; excellent
chance for advancement, vacation
with pay after | year. sick leave
after l year. insurance and hospitals
cation available after 3 mon rs en-
ployment, retirement plan available
Tor those over 80 With , wears scrv-
ice. Write CT apply in person to Mr.
C. r Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG
STORES. INC, go lin st. NV.
Washington, D. c. end foor, over
cor. lltA and q .ts. storel 10
2l331 Ext 35i
PHOTOGRAPHERS - Earnings well
over 500 wkly. Tor good men. Car
and 100 equip necessary Write
full details to Box 32S-B, Star.
PuOTO COUPON MEN, good deal.
Call 10, 2-3S09.
PHOTO FINISBER. part time. por-
trait work: exper, ~ 9-3l17.
PHYSICAL CHEMIST. BACKGROUND in
high temp. combustion, gaseous re-
action, kinetics Local CO. good
oppor.. TO $4,000 SMELLING a.
SMELLING, 605 l4th st. NV. ST
3-bSSS
PIANIST, experienced, for dancing
school. afternoons Arlington
Phone RE. 7-7676. Ext. 316, after
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MECHANIC

MEDICAL DETAIL MEN, pre-red
training. some travelling: excel
oppor. Mr.. Ford at BOYD EMPL
CENTER. cor. 18th and G NV
MA. S-2:i40.
MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES,. for
top ethical mfg. OF health and pro-
tectIve product. Local area. Age
24-30. Late model car. White
married with sales personality
College helpful. Starting salary sS(
plus commission. expenses. bonu,
and excellent benefits OUTSTANDING
promotional opportunity Agency
fee reimbursed after Il mos. SMELL.
ING & SMELLING, COS 14th St
NV ST a-6SSS.
MEDICAL SALES REP; 25-33. with
degree. excellent potential Si..0I
plus bonus. car and expenses. .some
sales exper. pref Al weeks train
ing SMELLING & 9NELLING, sos
lith st. NV. ST. "-sSSS.
MERCHANDISE TRA'NEE. married
sales e.perience training pro-
grammea towards store r1anasc-
ment. i days, "a hrs. per week
ard company benefits. S107 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md
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PRINTING Statesmen

One Of Washington's Oldest and
lafsest combination printing Arms
has tEo ca openings due expansion
OF sales force Outstanding oppor-
tunity for a!e-t and ambitious young
men with or without experience)
icr future advancement Write full
resume u A. w, Hall. Sales Man
ager. GRAPHIC ARTS PRESS
WASHINGTON PLANOGRAPH, 1920
N. Capitol ST.. WASHINGTON. D. C.
PROD. SCHEDULER. exper. S3T5
Prod. eYpediter. inside $3.50
Jr. stan asst. coil. deg. $500
Accounts receivable supervisor, age
30-35 $3.50
HAGGERTY EMPL. SERVICE
9lS Ellsworth Dr.: ~, 5-9040
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REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

BY large realtor and builder. to ex-
ciusively sell company-oWned lots.
acreage. homes, investment build
mss. Drawing account to capable.
experienced man. Box 95-B. Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, small
but well-known firm operating in
NV. Wash. Chevy Chase and
Bethesda. wants full time man to
sell homes. Previous real estate
experience not necessary This is
pressure methods are frowned upon
and only the boss is permitted the
luxury OF ulcers. Call TIGHE
WOOD personally for interview
anytime EN- 2-21If
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Women Bank OhcerS
Plan Spring Meeting
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

s. J. Solomon, president OF
California Eastern Aviation. Inc,
Washington, was reelected pres
ident Of the Aeronautical Train
ing Society at the close of the
18th annual meeting at the May
flower Hotel. Harry S. Baer, jr.,
of Washington. was reelected
secretary treasurer.
Oliver NJ. Walker, president of
Walker g. Dunlop. will attend a
spring meeting Of the board of
directors of the Mortgage Bank
ers Association at Miami Beach.
Fla, Wednesday.
Francis J. Short, Of Garrett
Park. Md. service engineer with
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co.. celebrated his 35th
anniversary with the company
yesterday and received a dia-
mond emblem. He is a former
Mayor and councilman of Gar
rett Park.
Harold Wheeler Of Arlington
was named to the Shell Oil Deal
ers Regional Council at a meet
ing in New York.
william F. Sigmund, an asso-
ciate and creative director Of
Henry j. Kaufman g. Associates,
Washington advertising agency
is celebrating his 25th anniver-
sary with the agency. He is a
past president Of the Advertising
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
CHICACOLWESTOCK

>, i. CHICAGO Il 2, .S. May II R.-The hog
rows and gifts under $50 pounds bringing
hssSis- 20 .; S5 cent higher prices while
lower; Sows were weak to rs lower.
FED steers this week were extremely
uneven steady to so cents lower. Fed
cows steady to 80 higher. Bulls were
weak to so cents lower.
Top price Of the week was 27.25. paid
Of loads Of average prime steers sealing
wee weeks &: ,TscslDis q $4,000. largest in
o,UsDAI-saIabis hogs 1000, total
! 900 estimated; compared with week
ago barrows and gilts steady to %
R.aE 10 on ho "eShs under 40 pSunpas
sows weak to rs lower; bulk OF hog re-
ceipts comprised mixed No. I? and 3
2OO-2sO 10. WEIGHTS, AZ the close
soo.sss rs. butchers nru b Toi IL. 1900:
mixed ~ to tS butchers SANG weights rs
so.S lbs iSs issSisss No. No. AND and i
I7.75; several loads mostly No 3 2n0-
$50 lbs. l6.5O-l7.l5 mixed .grade lots
a few lighter butcher type sows as high
Salable cattle 100; total 100 testi-
mated; hulk choice fed steers 1850
,35O lbs. 23OO:24 .5O; stable supply
high choice and low prime IL 90 1850
lbs. 2475-25,75; around 20 loads low
10 average prime 1.Of5-I 800 lbs. 5000
81 90; couple loads average prime 1850
/ 800 lbs. 27.25: high choice and low
prime I,3gO-l $50 lbs. 90. 55-25.25: few
loads prime under l,500 lbs. TO IS 70;
SSSss mainly Dp Snd nysrfss 1850 soH S e SS
22.75; numerous sales mixed hiah good
and low choice ~ .O0-22 80; standard
TO low good l7.OO-2OOO: bulk low TO
average choice fed heifers and mixed
yearlinss shO-i .Ob0 lbs. 22.OO-23. %:
moderate volume high choice and low
prime a5O-1.l5O lbs. 23.5O-24 80; short
load average to high prime LIDS lbs
|2575; good TO low choice la.0O-21 rs;
utility and commercial cows 13,5O-l5.00;
csnners and cutters ll.OO-13,75; util-
ity and commercial bulls 15.OO-IT 90;
cutters 14.0O-l5.OO: coed and choice
vealers la.OO-25.O0: high choice and
prime $500: eOod and low choice
stocker and feeder steers 2O.O0-22.Tb;
medium and low good lots 1s.OO-1a 90
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Publishing Firm
Picks Deputies for
Top Executives

Deputies for three top officers
OF National Publishing Co. were
appointed yesterday under a new
"understudy system" to reduce
work load in the rapidly growing
firm.
Leslie G. Shomo. vice presi-
dent and general manager, said
the new system will allow greater
delegation Of authority to handle
increased volume. The company
prints more than 70 periodicals
OF business firms. trade associa-
lions and labor unions through
out the country.
James A. MacMartin, a gradu-
ate Of Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology and formerly of
NPC's research department, was
named assistant to Mr.. Shomo.
Robert E. Bauerlein, company
estimator since 1853 and a grad
uate Of Carnegie Institutes de-
partment Of printing manage
ment. was appointed aide to
Secretary-Treasurer Richard A..
Nash.
John Tancill. also a Carnegie
Institute graduate and formerly
in the estimating department.
was named assistant to Plant
Manager Joseph A. Cangalosa.
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Mel Ormack and Keiner
Head Bank Committees

Daniel j. Callahan, Jr., presi-
dent of the District Bankers
Association yesterday announced
that transportation and hotel
committees are busy arranging
accommodations for the annual
convention Of the association at
the Greenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. June 1916.
John C. Mccormack, senior
vice president of Riggs National
Bank. is chairman of the trans
Iportation unit, and James P.
Benfer. jr., executive vice presi-
dent and trust officer, Lincoln
National Bank, is vice chairman.
Other committee members:
Rutherford J. Dooley, senior vice
president. National Bank Of washington:
Wales II. Jack. cashier. Liberty National
I 6ank: Tnaddeus c; Cox, vice president.
frst vice president and treasurer. Nc.
Lachlen Banking Corp.
r. Bruce Keiner, vice president
and cashier, National Bank of
Washington, is chairman of the
hotel committee. while Frank
b. Morgan. controller of Ameri-
can Security & Trust. is vice
chairman. Other committee
members:
Ernest R. Wilson. vice president and
cashier. Bank OF Commerce: n Perry
Yeatman. vice president, National saw.
ings a. Trust; Bernard NJ. Grant. vice
president. City Bank: Thomas D. Car.
Metropolitan Bank