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bination of running water,
showers and baths also.
Most of this hotel has new
rooms with newly remodeled
shower and bath facilities.
Any questions on hotel reser-
vations and the reservations
themselves can be answered
by writing to Dick Hilboky,
tournament secretary at 612
Broad Street, Johnstown, Pa.
Please send your reservations
as early as possible.
Dick Hilboky
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John Martinick Goes
On 221.2Oo.242 Spree
In Buffalo 557 League

Buffalo, N. Y. - A pair Of
alleys at the Rung Bowlerium
on February 10th must have
felt that a metorite had
grazed them after John Mar
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial: !:
"Still Kicking"
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CONWAY, PA.
Lodge $40 ,liXed League

Amelia A. Azich, Sec'y.
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P. S. Lodge 514 bowlers will
travel to Youngstown to bowl
Lodge Sc on March 10th.
Harriet BOZurich, Sec'y.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

"Hrvatska Sloboda" Lodge 80
Bowling League
Mems Division
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Entry Deadne At Hand For Soce National Cage Tournament
West A||is Lodge 731 Members Prime
For Sixth Wisconsin State Tournament
Everything From Cocktails To Sarma To
Go Into Journeys TwO-Day Social Stew
West Allis. Wise - r h On The Lighter Side

West Alis Wise. - T h On The Lighter Side
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McKEESPORT, PA.
Nest 81 League

John Turkaly, Sports Dir.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO
Lodge 961 League

Phil StanfeI, Sec'y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
49, D. c. SuIesmen
Receive Awards

Distinguished salesm ems
awards were presented to SO
statesmen from "a companies
here last night at the annual
awards dinner of the Sales
Executives Club at the May
flower Hotel.
H. Sherwood Father. club
president, presented the awards
to the following:
John Adkins, WASHINGTON Gas LiEht;
Hsra ~ Asien ar PSStomas Electric Power:
cRaTiss II. clssS' Shannon nt snd L asfa:
Robert W Davis. p. Andrews Paper:
Owen E. Fang. Parklawn; William J.
Pearson, Thompson's Dairy; Robert GEL.
Arthur A. Hale. EneS Sis a0 Britain tan.
Lieht: D. r. Kramer. National Cash
b brug Leo sucsP M RssTs.
tan Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Viz
ginis: David ]. Ludwiek.. shannon and
h hashs; Iponald q. Lyddane. Embassy
ton Rand; James Y. Mobiey. Henry
z. oIlpin: Mrs, Dale MORAN. Reuben
4 pennsllsy' = G. Nobs. National
6msre HssA' Wors sOwa,S " norton ran
Peters, American Airiines; Rudolph
Phipps. United Airlines: r. A. Power.
Potomac Electric.
Also. william r Price. Reuben H
Donnelley. Robert c Push, Bureau OF
National Affairs. Don B. Reynolds.
Equitable Life Assurance: Calvert r.
Rice. Manhattan Laundry a. Dry Clean
ing. WashinEton: James Robb Amer
lean Airlines; d. J. Ryan. National Cash
REGISTER: Donald ]. Shanklin. Hearn
Insulation and Improvement: James Z
Sweeney, Embassy Dairy, D. G. Thomp-
son. National Cash Register: Willard
z. Vaughn. Mccormick; John Z. Walsh.
Thompsons Dairy: William Z Watts.
Murray and Hester: Sidney WeinberE
Serta OF Washington; J. Lawrence Will
kins, HeaTn Insulation Improvement.
J, NJ Williams. National Cash Register
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05

tween two States. both may
claim you as a resident for pur-
poses Of death taxes.
Have you married since you
made your will?
If so. call your lawyer, tell him
so and ask him what you should
do about your will.
Does your wife also have a
will?
1t is essential that she have
one-unless she has no property
of her own at all and unless her
husbands will leaves his prop
erty in a way covering every
contingency. That's asking q
lot.
Have you changed your will
without your lawyers help?
Mr.. Anderson's advice: 1.-THE
person who tries to go it alone
on this is leaving to chance
things nobody should ever leave
to chance"
These are Just questions to
intrigue your interest. Your
lawyer surely will bring up
Others. The big thing is to ask
yourself now whether your will
needs revision. This reminder
will help protect your family
from heartbreak and loss.
Copyright 1867. Hall Syndicate, Inc. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
CHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 N (usDAl =.
Salable hogs 9,500; dull No. - ia0.
~ ID: butchers steady early; few "a
II mes t welsnts weak 70 mostly rs lower;
butchers Is to 50 lover, ineiud, nsiV fsS
lots IL under go ID: only fair ship.
ping demand. sows scarce, steady "a
weak: No 2.3 mixed Grade lDO-230 ID.
s susenerS III, u ~, ls;00; now 1915 down;
%; with around 90 head mostly
:dU-g20 lb. 1850: few lots No. - 100.
80 10. later at 1900; No. 90 29O-3BO
ID ;2o-l so: with No "a mostly 4
n 800 u i9;75:l7g5; larger lots
ID 30: Few sso ies sSo-ooo H. so"s 1879
salable cattle 10000: calves 400; high
enolce ana prime steers scarce: steady;
steers average choice and below stesdy
70 % lower; heifers moderately active
lower; bulls steady: veaI sT OPENED 20 81
steady. later weak. to ! 90 lower; stock
ers and feeders fully steady; high choice
ana mixed choice and prime steers
II .50-24 90: load Of most prime i.37b
is00-2l 90: mixed standard and good
steeS ~ OO-1 10; most standard steers
loOO- ~ %; few utility Holstein steers
gown 70 400 load Of high prime i'Iih
~ heiiers ZOO some high choice and
SoSa 10 ana sv. prime heiers y O0-2l 9b;
40: bulk choice heifers 10 'OO-so 90.
lev rev standard down to 1880: utility
ana commercial cows II .25-i3 90, can.
ners and cutters BIOL 80; few liRht
mereiai 6 boIs e s sis6 utility and com:
Iat bulls down to 10 90; rood and
choice yealerS %, OO-3O. 90; lew euiI
ssaieIs down to 10 90; load OF mostly
cnoiGe yearlinss stock steers 1850: good
'eainhs ieeding steers 1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
.2SStocksAdded
illegal LIST

Theodore Cogswell. register o.
wills for the District, yesterday
announced the addition of q
common stocks and eight pre-.
ferred stocks to the new list Of
legal investments for trust fund,
here. covering the first half o.
1857.
Five common stocks and three
preferred issues were removed
from the list, which is compiled
under rules of the United State.
Court.
Many utility and municipal
bonds as well as the 20 stocl
issues were added. The add.
tons included:
Service Co. of Indiana. United Gas I'm
Also Carpenter Steel Co. celote,
Corp, Chain Belt Co. Chicago Pneu
matte Tool. General Dynamics. Genera
Gimbel Brothers. Joy Mansfaeturlns
Keystone. Steel 4 wire. Mercantii,
stores. Mesta Machine. National Supply
Pullman. Inc, Raybestos Manhattan
Sharon Steel and Victor Chemica
Works
Also. Ashland OIL 4 Refining Si.5t
cumulative convertible End preferred
Carrier Corp. $2.s5 cumulative pre-
ferred. .celotex 81 cumulative preferred
General Tire q Rubber 81 80 cumula,
tive convertible preferred Hudson Pull
4 Paper sl..S cumulative preferred
National Supply $3.50 cumulative pre-
ierred. United Shoe Machinery 81 81
cumulative preferred, Victor chemiea
Works 81 so cumulative preferred
Removed from the legal list
were:
Lone Star Gas S4.75 cumulative con.
vertiole preferred, Allis Chalmers 81 II
cumulative convertible preferred. Robert
ferred
These common stocks also
were removed:
Boston Edison. Anderson Prichart
Oh Robert CAR Co, Great Northern
Paper. Hazel Atlas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
Atlantic Research
Appoints Cochran
Development Chief

Rear Admiral j. B. Cochran
USN retired, has been named
development administrator fol
Atlantic Research Corp. of Alex.
andria, Va, President Arch c
Scurlock announced today.
Admiral Cochran will serve
as aide to the manager of devel-
opment. Dewitt o. Myatt, in
planning new technical pro-
grams for organization, recruit
ment of scientific and engineer
ing personnel and the conduct
of internal technical administra
ton.
in making the appointment
Mr.. Scurlock said the company's
activities have increased nearly
so per cent in the last nine
months and annual volume now
approximateS 50 million.
Admiral Cochran joins At
lantic Research after a 30-year
command of the Navy Hydrogra-
phic Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
Telephone Official
In Suburbs to Mark
35th Anniversary

Graham L. Hill, District COM
mercial manager of the Mary
land. suburban area for the
Chesapeake g. Potomac Tele-
phone Co.. will celebrate his
35th year with the company on
Wednesday and will receive a
diamond service emblem.
He began his telephone career
as a clerk in the plant depart
ment here in 1922 and at the
same time continued his studies
at George Washington Univer-
sity where he was graduated in
1929. He became District COM
merclal manager IN Washing
ton IN 1947 and was transferred
to the Maryland suburban area
in 1855.
A native of Norfolk. Va. he
has lived in this area since 1918
and now is resident of Chevy
Chase. He has been active in
the Chevy Chase Association
and recently served as director.
He ALSO is active in the Alex
ander Graham Bel Chapter OF
Telephone Pioneers of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
Furniture Industry Problems
To be Discussed at Meeting

President Louis Plaksin OF the
Furniture Club Of Washington
announced that problems OF the
Industry will be discussed at a
meeting at $3.50 pm. today at
the Hotel Woodner.
The topic be developed at the
annual panel discussion. The
moderator will be Leonard
Jacobs, president OF Mayer &
Co.. Retail members are: Charles
Curtis, Curtis Bros. Furniture
Co.. 81 Block, The Hecht Co.,
James Michelbach Of the Michel
bach Furniture Co.. Milton Blum
enfield OF MAJOR Masterpieces.
Wholesale members are: Charles
Hayden OF Basic WITT, Joseph
ILeggett Of Sprague- Carlton,
David Krupsaw Of American
Wholesalers and Moe Chernof Of
the White Furniture Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
Romney Doing Well
After Appendectomy

DETROIT. Feb. S tP.-Ofic-
ers OF American Motors Corp
said today that Richard E. Gross
"a director and member OF the
corporations legal department
will preside at tomorrow's meet
ing Of stockholders.
Mr.. Cross will take the place of
George Romney. president, hos
pitalized yesterday by an emer-
gency appendectomy. Asked
whether Mr.. Romney might ap-
pear despite his operation. COM
pany spokesman said: so far as
we know. he has no such inten-
ton. Latest reports from the
hospital say he is doing nicely
but 1t certainly would be inadyis-
able for him to ATTEMPT it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
Two Area Firms Given
Tax WriteOn Rights

The Government announced
certificates for fast tax write
offs for two Washington area
companies.
The Maryland Electronic
Manufacturing Corp. College
Park. Md. was granted a GER
tificate applying to 70 per cent
of 1884, $50 expenditure for pro-
ducing military electronic equip
ment.
The Aircraft Division of the
Fairchild Engine a. Airplane
Corp. Hagerstown. Md. was
granted a certificate for ac-
celebrated writeof of IS per cent
of $369.643 to be spent for facil-
tiles to produce military aircraft
| The certificates announced by
the ONCE of Defense Mopiliza.
ton are part Of the program tc
expand productive capacity Il
meet mobilization goals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
Savings and Loan Assets
In District Lead Nation

The District OF Columbia Is
far in the lead of the rest of the
country in per capita savings
and loan assets. the official pub
location of the U. S. Savings &
Loan League said today. This is
based on latest available figures.
1t pointed out the Districts
per capita is $905, compared with
Ohio, next in line. with S474.
The District also leads in per-
centage Of savings and loan saw
ings to annual personal income
with 3l.3 per cent, or 1924 mil
lion out of 81, 1922 900. 900 in 1855,
the latest year for which definite
figures are now available.
Ohio, second in this category,
has IS per cent Of personal in
come in savings and loans in
1855.
The percentage of savings and
loan savings to personal income
for 1855 for the entire Nation
was 1916 per cent or $32 ,2O2. 900, :
900 out Of a total Of 1903, 39l, :
1000, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05

result, the will was invalid under
the laws Of all three States.
Is your will easy to locate?
When Smith died, no will could
be found and his property was
therefore distributed under the
law. More than 10 months later,
his will turned up. 1t left some
real estate to a relative who
hadn't received any share when
his estate was distributed. But
the relative didn't get it. Though
the court gave him permission to
sue the present owners, this
would have been a poor gamble;
the chance Of recovering money
that might have been spent was
too uncertain.
Legal Residence
Where is your legal residence?
If you divide your time be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
Federated Department Stores
Elect Dillon Anderson

Dillon Anderson. former special
assistant to President Eisenhower
for national security affairs. has
been elected to the board of
directors of Federated Depart
ment Stores. Inc, Cincinnati,
Ohio. He served as a consult
ant to the National Security
Council and was then appointed
to the White House post. He
resigned in 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05

1cuuCe OuT luCOme Dy QruClne
business away from us, and
therefore, we do not want to
raise our rates if We can possibly
avoid doing so.
I'VE feel so strongly about
this. he said. that We now find
ourselves in the lonesome posi-
ton Of being one of the few
railroads in tee country not O
party to the larger freight rate
increase applications.
"At the present time it is our
belief that we should not make
a decision until we can see the
effect Of the pending z per cent
emergency application, know the
cost of current wage cases. and
the direction other expenses
take"
Mr.. DeButts said it is true the
rate of return on investment is
dangerously low in the railroad
industry and that it must be i'm
proved. However, he added:
Speaking for the Southern,
we feel that a large rate increase
at this time is not the answer to
the problem.
1T drives business to our COM
petitors who skim of the cream
of the traffic. thus shrinking
our average return per ton. We
firmly believe that increasing
volume of traffic is essential to
increasing net income. We are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Check Your Will
~ SYLVIA PORTER

Last year. one of Americas
beloved comedians died. He left
an excellent will providing for
disposition Of his property.
But the executor found, to his
dismay. that after the comedian
had completed his will. he had
transferred a major part of his
property into Joint ownership
with his wife. This meant that
automatically. the jointly -owned
property went to her. BY this one
action. it is said. the comedian
prevented his own will from
operating.
The above is a tale that to
date has not been published.
do so now only to illustrate how
essential it is that your own will
has a check-up from time to
time.
And the start of a new year,
when most people are eager to
put their affairs in order, is the
perfect time to ask yourself
some questions about your will, "
says Merrill Anderson, head of
the advertising firm bearing his
name and a nationally known
authority in the bank and estate
field. Then, If you find your
will Is not up-to-date, you
should get your lawyers advice
at once"
Key Questions
What questions should you ask
yourself about your will? Here
are the key ones Mr.. Anderson
emphasized in our talk yester-
day.
Has a child been born into
your family since you made your
will?
In most States, this AFTER
born" child will receive a share OF
your estate-even though no
share goes, under your will, to
children born before it was made.
Unfair, Of course, to the other
children" says Mr.. Anderson. "A
will designed for a wife and, say,
two children might be thrown
out Of balance by the birth OF
another child"
Was your will promptly wit
messed?
A man owned property in
States. so he carefully had his
will witnessed in all three. But
each Of his three witnesses had
acted alone. without either OF
the others being present. AS a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

- NEW YORK. Feb. 3 tA1. Foreign ex.
enange rates follow Unchanged unles,
D Ia,' , noted Great Britain In dol.
canadian dollar In New York oper
market l32 per cent premium OF
lO4.34's US cents OF ll3o.
Europe Great Britain Cpoundl
332; go day futures . 5DL, on ila1
20 day futures assn on I l32 Belgium
tFranel .pgIa France (FrancI pSs,
Of q. cent: Germany WESTERN IDeutschs
Mark ~ 80. Holland iouilderl 2B.l3
lEscudol $50: Sweden (Rronal 10 ~
Switzerland France tfrcel 2312, on
Ooa Denmark iKronel ~ so.
Latin America; Argentina OfreeI .TO
suela tBolivar4 5000
Far East: Hons Kons dollar 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Feb. Hp.--spot non
cents A pound, Connecticut Valley. Lead
~ cents q pound. New York Zinc l3is
cents a pound East St Louis Tin
- OH q pound. New York Foreign
silver 9lsn cents per Troy ounce. New
York. At Pittsburgh, scrap steel No. /
heavy was quoted at IS 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
$50. 600 Price Rise

Fairchild Engine e. Airplane
Corp, Hagerstown, Md, has in
formed prospective purchasers of
It's FIT Friendship airliner that
there will be $4,000 price rise
February Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
GANG Membership Jumps.
Chairman DisclOseS

A Sc per cent increase in mem
bership was reported today by
the General Agents and Man
ayers Conference of the National
Association Of Life Underwriters,
which now has its headquarters
here.
l.. v. Drury Of Sun Life Of
Canada. who is membership
chairman, said GANG expects to
have 5000 members by the end
Iof 1857 and hopes TO have at
least 4,500 by the March meeting
in Roanoke, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
'9 n BUSINESS
Southern Railway Calls
IS Pct. Boost Too Much
BY DONALD b. HADLEY

Southern Railway did not with other southeastern rail-
roads in applying for overall Is freight
last Friday because feels that already
asked is adequate
This announced yesterday by DeButts
who said the Southern convinced that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
Refrigerated Warehousemen
To Meet in Washington

The North Atlantic Chapter
of the National Association Of
Refrigerated Warehouses. vii
open a two-day conference al
the Shoreham Hotel here at
am. Thursday.
Starting the program will be-
a panel discussion of industrial
relations problems. Legislation
also will be discussed.
Delegates will hear specialists
on a number of subjects, includ-
ing secondary boycotts, area
wide bargaining and Federal pre-
lemption of States rights.
A business session is scheduled
for Thursday afternoon. Calvin
ID. Johnston. former member OF
the House from Illinois and now
an executive of Remington
Rand, will be guest speaker at q
dinner that night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05

trying to do this on the South
ern not only by keeping costs
and rates down. but also by
establishing o m p a BILE rates
where necessary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Feb. 5 ar. National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc.
Moon Quotationsb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
Increased Net Reported
BY Personal Industrial

Personal Industrial Bankers
Inc, of Washington had net
income of $161,10l for nine
ended December 81,
compared with $l52.8l5 in the
same 1855 period, President Carl
r. Woman reported yesterday.
Loans receivable on December
81 totaled $7.545.200. a new
record. and compared with &c.
CAT $3.50 a year earlier. Assets
reached a new peak of $8,877,7l9,
compared with $7.803,520 on
the same 1855 date.
After payment of regular
quarterly dividends, earned sur
plus amounted to SLOT ,050. on
December 81. compared with
$675,109 at the end of 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Snort shoppers who demand more for their
money choose Giont for mony reasons.
They know thot Giont/offers them MORE
:. more top quality. more variety. more
services and more low prices. And Top
VoIue Stamps are on extra budget bonus.
With them you can receive wonderful free
gifts notionoIIy known merchandise
you'll be proud to. own or to give! Stort
sowing now!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
oDoR FREE

WaL-Shi0ld has no annoy
ing panty" odor. Proceed
q usual IN odor free COM
fort, even Wills painting h
being done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
scRUeBABu

WAL Shield surfaces Are
easy 70 clean. A solution Of
. mild detergent washes
dirt right of. Durable finish
even withstands Scrubbinss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

PERFECT REToUcH
Correct skips, Seuas and
mistakes easily. WaL-Shield
blends perfectly With the
original hnish even when Il
b dry, days later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
EASY TO Apply

WaL-shield brushes, rolls
or sprays on % smoothly
and evenly. Flows on easily.
Requires . minimum Of ef-
fort for application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

CLEANUP WITH WATER
Brlshss, rollers, painting
equipment waSh clean h
minutes with ordinary soap
and water. Cleanup =
easier. SpOSdiOr than ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
GERM PROOFS WALLS
permanently

The Perfect HYGIENE Flat Wall Finish
NAB Rich-Lur WaL-ShieM Nth APR creates permd-
nenty germproof surface sOas and ceilings IN
wherever people gather WGLShields APR the amazing
ansepc ingredient, nhbits bacterial CrOwth destroys
ectiveness lasts for the long life Of the paint @ Even
peGted cashings scrubbng tOOn remove it. The quality and
poceruI proofng properties Of WGLShied hare been
tested and proved BY the York Research Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
DLUS these outstanding paint features

DRY IN 30 MINUTES
New, fast-drying WAL
Shield saves valuable time.
Under normal conditions
walls are dry, rooms in use
h just 20 minutes.