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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-04

PAPER NAPKINS in a wide as
sortment, imported and domestic,
cocktail size to large barbecue are
on display at The Gift House. Also
paper towel sets, tablecloths, nut
cups, talleys, etc. Lantzs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. June 81 Educational
Association securities Dealers. Inc.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 81 P.-Farm APP
proval Of wheat marketing Quotas for
the 1858 crop caused short coverins and
more than cent in some cases on the
Board OF Trade today.
PROFIT taking and hedge selling cut
into the best levels, however: The up.
corn. ~ oats eSs and srui rye some ''ns'n IN
Soybsens we're arm and as much as
cents higher early on buying which
traders said was iniusneed somewhat
tension Of Public Law 4s0 for disposal
Of SURPLUS farm commodities abroad.
Near the end q the nrss hour new
:syI Ss yh's corn was to h SilShSsr' JSy
ST, 27S, oats Unclaimed to Y higher.
July 94%. Rye Y higher 70 " lower.
July Si.2lM, soybeans y hieher TO y
70 4 cents a hundred pounds hiShsr.
'ui XpS SrSspA the wheat marketing quotas
had been generally expected. but was q
abe ACTON iS'H means the Wheat support
have fallen 70 around si.is II quotas
ha eO Ssfn se'eG clear weather and hedge
selling against a heavier movement OF
DUN Is q market influence. traders had
EsSSs' sans ad ou TRs1 KAY Ksns a Okla
This was the third day Of good har-
showers shower are forecast overnight. Also. The
heavy rainisIl in Tie southWe St' "
Rainfall OF an inch TO- an inch and q
half also. Is indicated In the five-day
forecast for the corn and soybean area,
T showers nl are 's oys9nsh
The House has been debating Public
Law 4sO extension, and particularly
seeks an amendment 70 ,giye ,consress
friendly and eligible to participation
Poland Is q target for, House disapprovai
under the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
American News Co.
To Drop Magazine.
Puperbuck Lines

NEW YORK, June 81 B-
American News Co. will sell its
magazine and paper-bound book
division within Q short time, -
Henry 0arfinkle. president. said
yesterday In q letter to stock
holders.
The company will continue its
other operations. The value Of
the division to be sold was not
revealed.
Mr.. Garfnkle said certain
changes" In the publishing in
dustry and the withdrawal Of
important publishers had ire
duced our periodical volume to a
point where it was deemed advis-
able to discontinue this division
|of our business rather than
operate 1t unprofitably."
Mr.. Garfinkle said American
News would continue to distri-
butte hardbound books and sta
tionery.
It also will continue to operate
three subsidiaries: The Union
News Co.. which maintains
restaurants. newsstands and
cigar shops: American Match
Co.. manufacturer Of book
matches. and American Library,
Inc. which operates circulating
libraries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
Drifts
Downward in
Slow Trading

NEW YORK, June 81 (R.--
The stock market drifted lower
in dull trading early this after
noon.
Losses among key stocks ran
from fractions to around 2
points. But there was a fair as
sortment Of gamers In about the
same range.
The market was slightly high
er at the start as 1t flrmed after
three days Of decline which
brought the average down to
about where It was In early May
when the market began to reach
new highs for 1857.
Wall Street was still preoccu-
pied with the increasing EVIL
dence Of the money squeeze and
high interest rates. brokers said.
The debate In Washington on
the Nations monetary policies
tended to increase uncertainty.
Some fair losses appeared in
steels. motors and oils. but cop
per stocks were generally higher
after their recent retreat and
aircrafts recovered partially
from their setback late yester-
day.
Kennecott Copper came bach
more than 2 points from its Loss
of more than 5 points in previ-
Gus trading this week. Ana
conda and International MCKEE
rose fractionally. American
Smelling lost Q bit.
Boeing, Douglas and United
Aircraft and General Dynamics
all made fractional gains.
The Associated Press average
Of so stocks at noon was down
30 cents to $lS2.10 with the
industrials down 10 cents, the
rails down 20 cents and the
utilities unchanged.
Corporate bonds declined.
United States Government
bonds continued lower in quiet
dealings over the counter.
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.cHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. June 81 N.--UsDA).-
steady TO mostly IS higher on butchers
and goWs: 2-3 100-230 ID butchers l9. So
1885: several lots mixed 1-2-3 these
POPS; 2-3 23O-260 lbs 10. FOOLS 80: q
few 2-3 mostly IS 270-3O0 lbs 1895
~. 90; lot IS $50 lbs 1928; larger lots
mixed Grades 340-4O0 ID sows 1895
most 425-550 lbs 15.00-10.26.
Salable cattle 500: salable calves 100:
hardly enough Of any class offered to
test prices: market nominal on steers
and heifers; utility and commercial cows
about steady; Gamers and cutters fair
~ active; hrm; full steady: vealers about
steady; few utility and commercial
cows l3.75-18.0O: Gamers and cutters
1. O0-14. so: . few heavy Holstein cut
ters up TO 1900; . few shelly Gamers
bulls 1e.26-is, Is: good and choice veal.
e (, ~ lns'Oo-22.Oo. Gull to standard 1900
saiable sheep 200; not enough Of any
class on hand to test price ranges; but
all sales steady In . cleanup trade: 50
head good and choice No. 3 peit old crop
lambs 1Q1 lbs ls.00s 4 few small lots
Gull to choice spring lambs IA. OO-2O. 80;
lev sales good and choice slaughter
ewes 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
BY SAM. DAWSON

NEW YORK, June 81 @.-
Summer arrives today for an
official visit only to find that
in many parts Of the Nation
she had already outworn her
welcome several days ago.
The prolonged heat wave
spurred business in some lines,
such as sales Of air conditioners
and light apparel. It cut sales
in others, such as food and
home furnishings.
It brought slowdowns In many
production lines and Offices, and
walkouts in q few overheated
plants.
In some cities a new look was
being taken today at electric
power capacity and the indus
|try's fiexibility In time Of emer-
IRency. Record consumption Of
power taxed the utilities while
heat was causing equipment
|hreakdowns.
Electricity Use Rises
The big trend toward air con-
ditioning In recent years has
tended to switch the utilities
peak load problems from the
winter to the summer months
Edison Electric Institute reports
10 big jump in consumption fol
the Nation in the last week, with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Brokers Loans on other than

Brokers Loans on other than
United States Government Sc
curities held by FRB member
banks In New York City totaled
81 ,0e0. 100000 Wednesdays de-
crease Of $45 million from week
ago and $45 million from O year
ago.-Federal Reserve Board.
Member banks had total re-
serves averaging $19.148. 600, 900
on deposit with Reserve banks in
week ending June 1o-Federal
Reserve Board.
Dynamics Corp. Of America re-
ports net income Of 30e.003 for
first three months this year.
That equals seven cents q share.
Petroleum Stocks totaled 274,-
227. 900 barrels June IS, q gain Of
SITE, 900 barrels for the week
Bureau Of Mines.
Synthetic Rubber consumption
in May totaled 79.710 long tons
or 63.25% Of the l26,029 long
tons Of new rubber used in the
month. This was the highest
ratio on record. Synthetic pro-
duction also set a new monthly
peak Of 5000 long tons.
Chrysler Corp. named James
Cope vice president market
planning and James A. Baubie
public relations director.
ESQ Standard Oil Co. reports
1856 profits of $50 million plus,
considerably less than 1t devoted
to capital outlay. Earnings pro-
vided q return Of about To on
value Of firms investment.
Bohn Aluminium g. Brass Corp.
has sold q 800 interest in
Diamond T Motors to Mailman
Bros. q Associates at q SAT-, 900
profit. Bohn President Simon D.
Den Uhl said the sale last
month followed failure to merge
Diamond T with REQ Motors.
Federal Reserve Board does
not want control over proposed
new plan for loans to small busi-
ness, according to FRB Chair
man william McChesney Mar
tin. But he said yesterday the
FRB "concurs in the broad OBJ
jective" Of o bill to set up such
O plan.
Okonite Co. this week formally
opened It's third New jersey
plant. giving the State the lead
in electric wire and cable manu-
featuring throughout the Nation.
Nuclear power plant for a
Navy destroyer. now in the de-
sign stage at Bethlehem Steel's
bodybuilding division, is progress
ing rapidly. the arm reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
Summer Heat Slows
Some Production Lines

the biggest increases in those
sections hardest hit by the pre-
summer heat wave. Power
shortages were reported in both
Chicago and New York.
Many fast growing commune
ties are wondering today how to
increase their water facilities. In
some places pressures dropped
toward the vanishing point I'M
der the increased demand.
So summer arrives today with
a running head start on the gen.
eral industrial showdown so
widely expected.
Weather should have only part
Of the blame for this. Weakness
In a number Of industries is
lengthening the shutdown pc
RODS scheduled next month. In
July a stable portion Of the
Nations plants will close down
for one to three weeks for mass
vacations.
Vacations Extended
This growing habit is being
strengthened this time by the
showdown In business for the tex
tile and metal working indus
tries. Vacations will be extended
by q number Of Companies to lei
sales catch UP with production
At least one of the big auto line,
viii close down for a time, too.
Summer is also ushering II
another big problem for many
manufacturers. Ten days from
now the pay scales Of the steel
workers will rise. And the price
Of steel seems sure to rise with
1t. Whether it viii 60 UP IS q
ton or SO, steel users will have tc
figure that In among the many
other factors tending to raise
manufacturing costs and to keep
the price imitation problem acute
Steelmakers report little ad-
vance ordering to beat the price
rise and then guess from this
that many steel users are look
ing for a quiet summer. Pickup
In demand for steel is expected
by fall, when manufacturers viii
have q better view of business
trends and Of the chances Of
passing along steel price hikes
in the form Of higher prices on
their own products.
But summer brings with hei
at least one bit Of good news for
business. A record vacation pc
Rod is predicted. Transports
ton. resort. hotel. sporting good,
and soft drink industries al
look for major gains over last
year.
The oil industry. currently
plagued by large inventories
and over-production, looks fol
a nice increase in gasoline con-
sumption this summer. Tire
makers are happy. Makers Of
man-made f1bers are happy.
America may not work so hard
this summer. But 1t seems likely
to play harder than ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. June 81 Op.-Dividsnds
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. - Ais
FRIDAY, u, 1857
Cost Accounting
Group to0pen
Meeting Sunday

The 3sth international cost
Of the National Asso-
citation Of Cost Accountants,
which opens at the Sheraton
Park and Shoreham Hotels Sum
day. is expected to attract q
record attendance Of around
5000 members and guests.
More than 80 top corporate
and accounting and
business experts viii address the
conference, it was announced
yesterday by John B. Bachelor,
director, who is execu-
tive vice president and general
manager Of Nelly Don, Inc, KAN
sas City (Mo.) dress-making
firm.
It will be the first time that
Washington Chapter Of NACA
Is host to the international con-
ference. The chapter was listed
yesterday among the 20 winners
in the Stevenson trophy contest.
Three speakers from General
Electric Co. will discuss uses Of
forecasting tools to develop plans
and budgets at the opening
technical session Tuesday. Dep.
uty Postmaster General Maurice
H. STAINS win talk Wednesday
morning.
The annual election Of ON.
GERS also is scheduled Wednesday.
Electronic data processing win be
discussed by experts Thursday
and the closing banquet viii be
h@d that night.
An exhibit of accounting and
Office equipment will open Nom
day in the exhibit hall Of the
Sheraton-Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. June 81 W.-Foreign en-.
change rates follow (0reat Britain In
dollars. others In eents):
Canadian dollar In New York open
market. 20L32 per cent premium OF
104.0046 premium unbalanced.
Europe: Great Britain (pound) 2.7eM
futures 2;Isll on haS2 Of esp. orsai
2.7sn,. on i. Of . cent: Belgium franel
;9sIt, e. o.. Of = cent: rranes
many twssterSi ID.ut:cSs msTi %. so
changed; Italy (iiraS i0N Of 8 cent
unchanged; Portugal tsseudo, $50, IN.
changed): Switzerland (francl (free)
1884. Unchanged Denmark tkronel
Latin America: Argentina Cfree) Gas
unchanged; Brazil q, free LA: vun-
ezuela tboiiverJ 1000. unchanged.
Par East: Hong KChs dollar 1890
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

pu Nsw . XoSk , ys1s aoSS spp TIs,.
,-; Shss; y. !, steady. Receipts ae7.OOO
esIpts $4,000. iiwhoissais ssliins prices
q New ;t YSIE :DOt 'SS 'Ss SDa
includes Midwssisrn: Mixed coIors:
Extra l4s-bO lbs, 32M-33h: extras
large tas.4s lbs.I sih.s2N: extra me-
DIM 2 SsMsoMo s.sndarS wnl l.rrs 20,
2ls.5o ' iSst. as.sii; .u. MnI isru. 1s
Browns. Extras assoc ibs). 30it-37is
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Formun Appointed
Distributor

Forman Bros, Inc. Of Wash.
ington has been named distribu.
tor for Stitzel- Weller Distillery,
Inc, producers of Old Fitzgerald.
Old Cabin Still, Weller's Original
Proof and other well known
brands.
Isidore Foreman, president Of
Forman Bros, Inc. Is taking
his entire sales force to Louis
vile, KY, by plane to inspect the
company facilities there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
New Jersey Firm
PenoIized by U. S.

The Agriculture Department
announced today all contract
markets have been directed to
deny all trading privileges to
General Commerce Corp. New.
ark, N. j.. for so days.
The department said o COM
plant charged that on numerous
occasions in 1856 and 1857. when
the corporation held positions in
lard futures on the Chicago
Board Of Trade ranging from
100000 to $780, 900 pounds in
q single future, it failed or re-
fused to make reports to the
Commodity Exchange Authority.
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NEW YORK COTTON

Trade and commission house buying
held cotton futures steady during the
forenoon today. However. most traders
were on the sidelines, awaiting further
ton cQnsumptiol totaied 672, f50 rum
trsd, expectations q about $4,000
bales.
Noon prices we're unclaimed TO So
cents Q bale higher than the previous
close; July $500, oct. 34.07 and Dec.
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YnEstsh&T 81 ios,z ioslS Io5M- "A
YnEststl Or IL 2eh 2eh 2olt+ v
Hourly Sales on the kxehangs
II.OO q N $40 600 ~ noon 7ao ooc
100 o m 1Io 600 400 ON 600 ooc
full Rates OF dividends In the fcresoinS
table are annual disbursements based on
ration Unless otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not included
plus stock dividend Declared Or esic
year payable ip stock aurins 1857
estimated easb value on eS-divIdsnd or
90 far this year Declared or pald
this year On accumulative issue With
dividend omitted deferred or no action
slarso OF DGid In 1855 plus stocp divI.
dend Payable IN stock during 1855
gate = Liquidatlns diyi.
aend CID Called ~ dividend E-dis
~ distribution a ~ Iishts ~ With;
w va, distI!sN.sd S!Wbsn Issase q
reeeiyevship o. being rsofranilsd under
sumed b. such eomDanieA
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METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YosF Nun; sSns q csSS. ns en-
ss% cent? : BOUND SaiHeI eons:ctIsSs 'vslisS.
z zns cents cent po HSSdnf las. si g. fs Ss
Eoreisn silver. SoN cents per troy ounce;
New York At Pittsburgh, scrap steel
No. / heavy was quoted at 57.OO-bS. 90.
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, June 81 N.-The New
thsss odd lot tTsnssetions 81 principal
On of n; sSisss Shsr S. 'S nss 90 81
lg1,t20 shares. includins i.304 shares
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04

real boat.
FOR HARRY ZIDMAN
model boats are both a busin-
ess and a therapeutic hobby.
In Chicago he had been a
crack hobby and toy designer
for the Meyercord Company
until arthritis struck him.
AS the illness grew pro-
gressively worse Harry and
his wife, Evelyn, moved to
Tucson. That was 13 years
ago. Today Harry is still on
crutches, but he's made both
a hobby and business of his
skill.
Although his hands and
fingers are badly knarled by
arthritis, Harry works as if
he had no handicap whatso-
ever. His designs are meticu-
lous and fascinating and the
boats he builds are master
pieces of workmanship. Even
the tiniest detail of ship con-
struction is carried out fully.
FOR SEVERAL YEARS,
Mr.. Zidman designed and
built the model boats for the
Dumas Products Co. in Tue
son. Now he is awaiting new
assignments.
"It must seem strange to be
so far away from water, "Har-
ry smiles, "and still be inter
ested in building boats. But
the work keeps me busy and
1 hope my work will be on a
commercial basis again soon."
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04

Noting that a national
ADJ survey showed more
than 44%o of Arizona hotels
bar Jewish guests, the Com
mittee voted to renew eff
forts to get a public accom-
modations bill through the
Legislature. 1t also agreed
to ask the Arizona branch
of the American Automo-
bile Association to withhold
it's AAA emblem from no.
tells and motels which dis
criminate.
THE ADJ COMMITTEE,
chaired by Mr.. Gordon, ex-
pressed alarm over criti-
ciSms leveled at the nations
judicial processes "such as
that made earlier this week
by an elected member of the
Arizona judiciary"
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04
AAA Asked to Remove Approval
Stamp from Restricted HoteIs

The Arizona chapter of
B'nai Birth Anti-Defama-
ton League is asking the
Arizona Automobile Associ-
alton to recommend the re-
moVal of it's stamp of ap-
proVal on public accommo-
dations which practice dis
elimination.
Meeting in Phoenix Sum-
day, Sept. %, the state ADJ
group asked the AAA to
recommend to it's national
headquarters that such ac-
ton be taken.
THE ADJ also agreed to
"use every means" to halt
the use of state and city
funds for the advertising
and publicizing of resorts
practicing discrimination.
William Gordon, Tucson
attorney, was reelected
president of the Arizona
ADJ with Joseph Stocker
and Herb Finn, both of
Phoenix, vice-chairman;
Charlotte Kipnis, Tucson,
secretary, and Nate Silver
man, Phoenix, treasurer.
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04
Flag Football
Slate Is Set

A six-man flag footba all
league will open Sunday, Oct
13 at the Center under the di
rection of Ed Jones, athletic
and youth director.
Entered in the A League
are the following teams: Tau
Delt "a, Jolson AZA "a, In
dependents and Blue Dia-
monds. In the B League are
Tau Delt b, Jolson AZA 81,
Tucson AZA and BrandeiS
AZA.
The schedule is as follows:
Sunday, October 13-''B" League,
1000, Tau Deli ''B" VS.. Brondeis AZA;
1000, JoIson AZA "B" VS.. Tucson AZA.
"A" League, ll:oo, Tau Deli "A' VS..
independently 1l:oo, Jolson AZA "A' VS..
Blue Diamonds.
Sunday October 2o-''B" League, 1000
Tau Deli "B" VS.. Jolson AZA "B"; 1000,
Tucson AZA VS.. Brondeis AZA. "A"
League, ll:oo, Tau Deli "a" VS.. Jolson
AzA "a; ll:oo, Independents VS.. Blue
Diamonds.
Sunday, October 27-''B" League,
1000, Jolson AZA ''B" VS.. Brundeis AZA;
1000, Tau Deli ''B" VS.. Tucson AZA.
"a" League, 1900, Tau Deli "a" VS..
Blue Diamonds; ll:oo, Jolson AZA "a"
Us. Independents.
Sunday, November 3-''B" LeagUe,
1000, Tau Deli "B' VS.. Brondes AZA;
1000, Jolson AZA "B" VS.. Tucson AZA.
"A'Leogue, ll:oo, Tau DeIt "A" VS.. In
dependents; 1l:oo, Jolson AZA "a" VS..
Blue Diamonds.
Sunday, November lo-''B" League,
1000, ToU DeIt ''B'' VS.. Jolson AZA "B'';
1000, Tucson AZA VS.. Brondeis AZA.
"a" League, lI:oo, Tou Deli "A" VS..
Jolson AZA "A''; 11:oo, Independents VS..
Blue Diamonds.
Sunday, November l7-''B' League,
1000, JoIson AZA "B" VS.. Brondeis AZA;
1000, Tau Deli ''B" VS.. Tucson AZA.
"A" League, l1:oo, Tov Deli VS.. Blue
Diamonds; 1l:oo, Jolson AZA "a" VS..
Independents.
Sunday. November 24-Moke up somes.
Open dote.
Sunday. December 8 and ls-PIoy off
gomes.
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04

While the judge was not
referred to by name, the
obvious reference was to
AriZona's Supreme Court
Justice M. T. Phelps, who,
IN mid-September, berated
the United States Supreme
Courts desegregation deci-
sion as violating "due pro-
cess" The ADJ Committee
said Phelps views "were
unjustified both in logic and
in law, and destructive of
public confidence in our
constitutional form of gov
ernment."
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04
Meet Your Lundsmon
Crippled Hands Can't
Stop This Model Expert

Harry Zidmans home at 1922 East Eighth Street could
be called Disneyland for Boys.
For in the Zidman home there are virtually houseoad
of model all perfectly modelled after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

6. In case Of ties on this Robin Puzzle
the winners will be decided by a tiebreaker
number puzzle consisting Of drawing a path
across a chart OF numbers to arrive at
high total The contestants position in the
winning list will be determined by the best
scores submitted: the best answer viii re-
ceive First Prize. the second best answer
will receive Second Prize. etc. In case OF
ties on the tIebreaker puzzle. prizes will
be reserved for the positions OF tied con-
testants and their final order OF finish de-
termined by additional tiebreaker puzzles
until a definite winner for each prize Is
chosen. Seven days will be allowed for
working the first tispreaker puzzle and
three days for each subsequent tiebreaker.
II ties remain after seven tiebreaker pug
zIes. duplicate prizes will be paid.
T. II is permissible for any contestant TO
receive help from their relatives or friends
but ONLY ONE SOLUTION may be sub
mitted to the tiebreaker puzzle by any
group working together. and any solution
known to have been submitted in violation
of this rule will be rejected.
s. A complete report of this contest in
GLIDING the names of all winners viii be
mailed to every contestant just as soon as
the winners have been decided. The spon-
sors OF this contest reserve the right to
ing the contest and persons who enter
agree to accept these decisions final
C. L. KITTLE. Manager
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za1amaY Nd~ae14,
By JACK GROVER

1t
the Indian trick has performed
over
Of them
disappears
magician between his teeth climbs after also disappears
reassembles the
chanting suddenly the boy up alive whole
how this done?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Answer to
Who Is This?

HE bridegroom emerging from the
church on poge 4 and the gentlemen
OF the left ore the some person. He
is Dr.. Gilbert Grosvenor. choirmun Of
the Boord Of the National Geographic
Society. The bride is the former
Elsie Muy Bell. daughter Of Alex
onder Grohom Bell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Miss sally Seymour IL
one Of - nurses in train
ing ut nearby hospitals
under our scholarships.
and writes; 81 would like
to express my appreciation
to those who made il pos
sibIe for me to fulfill my
desire to become . nurse.
My grateful thanks TO
Scholarships, Inc"