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Evening star., 1957-08-30
Hot Shoppes
To Distribute
Stock Dividend

Directors of Hot Shoppes.
Inc. have declared a stock divi-
dend Of / per cent on com.
mon stock and Class B common
stock. it was disclosed late yes
terday along with preliminary
results for the fiscal year ended
July %.
President j. Willard Marriott
said the stock distribution will
be made September IA to hold
ers Of record August 80. The
dividend will be in lieu Of q
regular quarterly cash dividend
normally paid at this time.
The stock dividend action
was taken for two reasons. Mr..
Marriott said. Many stockhold-
ers have expressed an interest
in a non-taxable stock dividend
in lieu Of cash. the company
is in the midst Of an expensive
expansion program to con-
serve cash. he said.
Indicated earnings for the
fiscal year will be something in
excess Of $1.l10,O00, an increase
OF slightly more than 80 per
cent from the previous year,
he said. This would be the equi-
valent to SLAP share, COM
pared with $1.09 a share in the
previous year.
People who own stock in null
tiples Of less than 100 shares
will receive cash in lieu Of
fractional shares of stock from
the dividend.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 80 1.-Grain
futures we're mostly lower on the
Board Of Trade today. Influenced main
y BY notices Of intentions TO deliver
Iairly large amounts Of September
notices for September futures and in
dlcations that tenders of the bread
ana iced grains would be substantial
resulted in continued LIQUIDATION.
Cash houses repeatedly we're trans
terrinR their hedges from the nearby
september wheat contract to the more
been selling at 6is cent a bushell
premium over September.
Corn. which has declined 10 new
lows several times this week, continued
downward as liberal delivery notices
caused further selling Of September
for LIQUIDATION.
Favorable crop forecasts also were
higher temperatures expected 10 give
the crop needed lift.
Near the end Of the frst hour new
style wheat was q to - lower, Sep
tember So corn was = to >. lower.
lower September 65Is: rye was 81 to
81 lower. september ] .2ss.. soybsans
we're "a to = lower. September S2.4O,
ana lard was > cents lower to . cents
hhiighssr hundred pounds September
The trade feels generally that liQui-
dation OF September corn should be
completed soon and that the market
then Will be In position for technical
rally. Also, traders say. the possi-
oility Of frost is still a threat tothe
In addition. the Government is ex-
pected to announce shortly that sales
OF corn from Commodity Credit Corp
corn harvest.
Weakness in the Kansas City mar
on Chicago wheat prices of late. Most
ket has had o discouraging influence
traders doubt that rallies OF the bread
grain will carry very far until export
business develops on a large scale
Soyoeans remain weather affair
although some observers feel that the
crop is improving.
In the corn and soybean area rain
fell overnight In Illinois. Indiana and
Ohio. Hieher temperatures and scat
tered showers were forecast today for
iowa; Minnesota and Nebraska. Scat
tered thundershowers were forecast
Tor most OF the spring and winter
wheat districts.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
SiIberstein
Custer Barred

NEW YORK, Aug. so R.-
An attempt to unseat Leopold
D. Silberstein as president of
Penn-Texas Corp. failed yes
terday when the board Of di-
rectors voted 4-3 to keep him
in ONCE
The board acted at q spe-
cial meeting by three insurgent
directors. Mai. Gen. C. /. Lam
ham. ret, a Penn-Texas vice
president: Robert @. Finkel-
stein, New York real estate in
vestor. and Wallace s. Whit
taker. retired chairman Of In
tercontinental Hotels Corp.
Mr.. Finkelstein and Mr.. Whit
taker were elected to the board
last May in a proxy fight. while
Gen. Lanham. a Silberstein
supporter. Joined forces with
them earlier this week in de-
manding today's special meet
ing.
Mr.. Silberstein himself was
not present. He Is in Mount
Sinai Hospital for treatment
OF what was described as an
aggravated ulcer" In his abb
sence. Oscar L. Chapman, for
mer Secretary Of the Interior.
presided. Samuel F. Pryor, jr.,
recently elected Penn Texas
director. also was unable to be
present.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
School Surge
Boosts Buying
During Week

NEW YORK. Aug. 80 (P.-
Back : to school" purchases
brought an upsurge in con-
sumner purchases this week that
sent volume above both the
preceding week and the like
week q year ago. Dun g. Brad
street said today in the weekly
review Of trade.
Over the Nation as a whole,
business was / to S per cent
better than a year ago with
major areas of the country
stacking up this way:
Middle Atlantic. South At
lantic and East South Gen.
trail States up 3 TO Z per cent:
Mountain States up 2 to 6 per
cent; Pacific Coast States un-
changed to up 4 per cent: West
South Central States down /
per cent to up 3 per cent and
New England States down 5 to
l per cent.
Shoppers this week were
primarily interested in boys
sports shirts and jackets and
girls sweaters and skirts" the
review said. "A noticeable rise
in purchases Of women's fall
dresses. suits. and coats oc-
CURED. and volume moderately
exceeded that Of a year ago.
Sales promotions helped draw
attention to mems fall suits
and topcoats. and sales
equalled those Of the similar
1856 week. The call for mems
furnishings Jagged again this
week.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Report Halls
Colombia Oil

LONDON. Aug. 30 (R.-
World oil companies were ad-
vised by a British research or
ganization today to put their
money on Colombia.
Though political conflict
has been acute, Colombia is at
tractive to foreign investors by
reason of its good record Of
treatment towards foreign cap
ital." said the September re-
port Of the Petroleum Press
Service.
With the scope that exists
for raising the standard Of liv-
ing OF her population of nearly
l3 millions. and oil production
much beyond her own needs.
Colombia's future prospects
are good If her affairs can be
prudently managed"
The PPS, which regularly
surveys oil developm e n S
throughout the world on be-
half Of International compan-
les. said the recent freeing O..
the peso in the Latin American
republic "is a major. but only a
first step towards curing Co
lombia's economic ills"
Evening star., 1957-08-30
CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. 80 U9 (usDA). -
mostly around IS hirher on butchers;
sows steady. Instances strong: GOOD
shipping demand; No. "a aOO-ssS
l1. butchers II 25-21 so: several lots
NO. l-J mostly l-2 these weights
along with a limited volume No. 2.1
.lO-210 lb II 5O-2i.5b: several decks
~ 20: few mixed grade loads lSO-
lp0 lb 20,OO-2l rs iarger lots mixed
No - 326-425 ID. sows 10 9,OO.30. so,
Iew lots 2Sb-3O0 ID. 20. 0.75-2O.90; most
42a-9O0 ID. is.25-l9.OO.
Salable cattle. 800; calves. 100:
supply mainly cows: this class about
steedy' not enough slaughter steers
ana heiiers on sale to test prices
lower; stockers and feeders quoted
S6.5n; few sales GOOD and choice 600
e50O; few low standard grass steers
down to 1900: few utility and stand
ard heifers 15.O0-20.OU: commercial
and standard cows scarce: few COM
mercial cows i5bO-1800: utility COWS
l1.50-l4 90; few light canners 1880:
Few utility and commercial bulls
l6O0-l7.75. standard 70 choice veal
ers l7.00-24. 90; few Gull and utility
Grades 200 1900.
salable sheep, 500; spring lambs
slow, steady. 70 weak In q prehollday
trade; slaughter ewes steady: good TO
prime native spring lambs 22.OO-
20 30. only limited sales high choice
and prime above 24.OO. .eulls down to
bnO .cull 70 good slaughter, ewes
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Stocks Gain
In 81 Range;
Trading Slow

NEW YORK. Aug. 80 (R.-
The stock market widened its
initial gains in slow trading
early this afternoon.
Despite the proximity Of the
long Labor Day week end, lead
ing issues rose from fractions
to around 2 points or so.
The market was active and
higher at the start. then turn
over dwindled. There was a
pickup in trading later as
earlier gains were improved
and some losses Cancelled.
Aircrafts and missile -making
stocks, which were mixed on
profit-taking at the start. i'm
proved in later dealings. Chrys-
Ter, q favorite yesterday on
news that its Jupiter" missile
was q success, rose around a
point after showing a slight
loss earlier.
Wall Street sources said that
liquidation Of speculative posi-
tions prior to the holiday was
largely taken care Of yesterday.
They reported also that the
market was bolstered today by
short covering. There was
little in the background of
news. however, to account for
the rise. brokers said.
Rails bounced back after
touching a new 1857 low yes
terday. New York Central ad-
vanced a point or better. Santa
Fe rose around a point. Illinois
Central. Southern Railway and
Baltimore a. Ohio were up ma
jor fractions.
The Associated Press average
OF so stocks at noon was up
$l.30 at $l74.30 with the in
dustrials up $3.50. the rails up
$1.00 and the utilities up 10
cents.
On the American Stock Ex-
change prices advanced but
they did so on the lightest
turnover in recent memory. The
gamers included Day Mines,
Preston East Dome Mines, Pam
Israel Oil. British Petroleum,
Nickel Rim. Fargo Oils and
Roosevelt Raceway.
In the corporate bond mar
ket. rails and industrials paced
a slow advance. Utilities were
firm.
United States Government
bonds rose in thin dealings
over the counter.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Lockheed Plans
Cut in Work Force

BURBANK. Calf. Aug. 80
R.-Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
announced yesterday that en-
ployment in all its plants would
drop from $4,000 on the payroll
now to $500 by December 81.
The figures take in the ex-
panding missile systems divi-
sion. with plants in Van Nuys,
Palo Alto and Sunnyvale, Calf.
the Georgia division near
Atlanta, and subsidiary COM
panies. as well as the Burbank.
haywood and Palmdale aircraft
establishments Of the California
division.
Lockheed employment in its
missile systems division is ex-
pected to grow from 5.40O to
6,100.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Texas Co. BUYS
Trinidud Firm

MONTREAL. Aug. 80 (R.-
McColl- l-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.
said today it has completed the
sale to the Texas Co. of the
entire capital stock of Antilles
Petroleum Co. (TrinidadD Ltd.
McColl President T. C. Twy-
man said the sale price repre-
sents an evaluation OF $l4,740,-
600 in the United States cur
rency. based on crude oil re-
serves and other assets as of
May 81. 1857, from which is TO
be deducted $3.749,000. repre-
senting the balance at that date
of advances from the Texas
Co. repayable in Trinidad oil.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
CeIunese Promotes
james R. Kennedy

NEW YORK. Aug. 80 (P.-
Celanese Corp. of America yes
terday announced James r.
Kennedy has been appointed
vice president in charge of in
dustrial relations. succeeding
Edward r. Allan who recently
retired after 20 years service.
Mr.. Kennedy has been assist
ant secretary of the big tex
e-chemical-plastics firm for
the past 10 years. He joined
Celanese in 1914 as an account
ant in the plastic division at
Newark.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

1hkSonNIJk SoH1 70 Sohf ia
zenithRad3s IA 1864 lo5M loosk- u
Hourly Safes or the eEehanee
lliO0 m 20o 600 l2:OO door $50 600
too ON $50 600 200 m o 600 600
tUnlt Of trading 10 shares or sales in
full Rates Of dividends in the lOregOinE
table are annual disbursements based
On the last quarterly or semi-annual
declaration. Unless otherwise noted, epe.
cial Or extra dividends are not included.
.. Also extra or extras, B Annual rate
plus stock dividend. Declared or paid
In 1857 plus stock dividend. { Paid last
year. PAYABLE in stock during 1857.
estimated cash value on ex-diyidend or
ex.dlstrihutlon date. aDeclared & or paid
80 far this year. h Declared or paid
after. stock dividend or splitup K De-
clared or paid this year, an accumula.
tive issue with dividends IN arrears.
p Paid this year, dividend omitted, de.
ferred or no action taken al last dividend
meeting, T Declared or paid In 1855 plus
stock dividend. Payable In stock dur.
Ing 1856, estimated cash value on ex.
dividend or redistribution date Liuui.
dating dividend. cid Called. FIX dlvi-
dend, KIDS TX distribution, xr Ex rights
XIV Without warrants, WV With warrants
wd When distributed. wi When issued
nd Next day delivery sln bankruptcy or
receiyershlp 0r being re0rEanized under
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities a..
sumo BY such companies.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
CuroIinu Tobacco
Prices Increase

RALEIGH. N. c.. Aug. 80 (P).
Increase average prices with
last year we're reported as the
North Carolina middle belt
opened another season Of fiue-
cured tobacco sales yesterday.
All grade averages showed
increases over opening day Of
1856 with gains SO to $11 per
100 pounds. The average price
per hundredweight was $48 to
$50. Quality was down from
opening day of 1856 although
the 10 auction markets re-
ported heavy volume.
Fair and low quality prim-
ings and lugs showed the
strongest increase. The Sta
bilization Corp. took about /
per cent Of sales
Evening star., 1957-08-30
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (H, (usDA). -
Butter steady to Arm. receipts $50 900.
wholesale prices on bulk cartons
621s cents, p2 score (A) 6l ia-62, 90
score OBJ 6Oia-B094.
Cheese steady. Receipts 10000.
Prices UNCHANGED
Receipts i3.40O. New York spot quota.
tions follow.
Mldwestern. Mixed colors: Extras
l4s-b0 lbsD 50-b3; extras larse l45-4S
lb8 1890; extras medium 3g1a-40ia:
Whites: Extras (4S.60 lbs) 5O-b2Is: :
extras large (45-4S lbsl 1880; extras
medium Al 40. Browns: Extras 1880
lbsl 4gh-5li u.
,bIS SS'a5Sy SSyaa awhsss :S,D TOP quality s;S,o s;,.
1890; peewees 1p-1eh. Browns: Top
quality t4s.50 lbsl 1891: mediums
42-i3' smallS 1894; peewees i9-i9la.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Aus. 80 tA.---cotton ~.
lures improved during the forenoon to-
operation In current crop months. Dis
tant October moved higher on Commits
sion house buying The demand there
IN part u credited to the view that any
will come too late to Affect the 1855
cotto ncrop.
Distant December failed to participate
In the market rise. but that delivery
was relatively inactive
Noon. prices were so cents a bale
higher to D cents lower than the pre-
yious close, October 33 50, December
30 SO and March 1890.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

NEW YORK. Aug. 80 CR.-
Financial and commodity mar
kets throughout the United
States and Canada will be
closed Labor Day. European
markets will be open as usual.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Building Contracts awarded
in July totaled $4,000, ,681. 900, a
decline of 4 per cent from July.
1856. umulative contract
totals for the first seven months
Of this year totaled $19,858,-
686. 900. up 3 per cent from the
same 1856 period.-F. w. Dodge
Corp.
Department store Sales
across the Nation last week
were / per cent higher than
a year ago. - Federal Reserve
Board.
Brokers Loans on other than
U. S. Government securities
held by Federal Reserve mem
ber banks in New York totaled
1908 million Wednesday. an in
crease of s66 million from the
week before and a decrease Of
$302 million from last year.
Federal Reserve Board.
Income Payments to families
from life insurance policies now
exceed $3.50 million a year.
representing proceeds from
policy benefits Of previous
years.-Institute of Life Insur-
ance.
Burlington Industries has
announced purchase of certain
assets Of Martel Mills Corp.
and Henrietta Mills, including
four Martel and three Henri
eta plants in the Carolinas.
Real Estate Holdings of U. S.
life insurance companie S
totaled a record $2,9S3, 900, 900
on June 80. up $154 million
since the start of the year
Institute Of Life Insurance.
BOwater Corp. Of North
America has announced a con-
tract has been let for construc-
ton of a $38 million pulp plant
at Catawba, S. c.
Federal Reserve Member
Banks had total reserves aver
aging $18.831 900, 900 on deposit
with reserve banks during the
week ended August 20. Fed
eral Reserve Board.
Illinois Powder Manufactur-
ing Co. stockholders have ap-
proved purchase Of the firm by
American Cyanamid Corp. The
transaction is expected to be-
come effective october /.
ACF Industries, Inc, reports
earnings for the three months
ended July 81 Of $2,485, 900, or
$l.76 a share. VS.. $2,004.000. or
$1.42 a share a year ago.
Freight L0adings in the week
ended August "a totaled 759. .140
cars. an increase Of $500 cars,
or IL per cent over the week
before. but q decrease Of 1928
cars. or is per cent. from the
same week a year ago.
American BrOadcasting Par
amount Theaters, Inc, has an
nounced purchase Of Radio
Station KQV in Pittsburgh,
Americas second oldest radio
station. The purchase was
made by buying all the stock
from trustees for $500. 900. and
is subject to FEC approval.
American President Lines
plans to build two fast cargo
liners for its round-the-world
service. Bids for construction
Of the two ships will be invited
not later than September 20.
They will cost about $l4 million
each.
CuenO Press. Inc, earned in
six months ended July 81 $497,-
9l9. or IS cents a share, VS..
$753.269. or SO cents a share a
year ago.
Murphy Corp. earned for the
year ended May 81 $2.753,278,
or SLIT a share. VS.. SLIGO. .795,
or 81 cents a share a year ago
Pickering Lumber Corp. earned
for three months ended June
80 sol .298. or 5 cents a share.
VS.. 1888. 9.606. or 10 cents a share
a year ago.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
DIVIDENDS
DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Aug. 30 M.-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions BY
August %: Purchases Of 2.h.4Ti
shares; Sales OF l3g.462 shares In
elNt5ng $500 shares sold short.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

JOINS RONSON-Joseph
H. Rogatnick, who has
been a Government en-
ploye for IA years, includ-
ing the last nine in the
Foreign Service, has been
named director of Far
Eastern business for Ron
son Corp. He is a graduate
of the University of Iowa
and h as studied at
George Washington Uni
versity and the University
Of Maryland.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION
BY he press

position eorrsspOndinG date
Evening star., 1957-08-30
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Aug. so 0P,.-National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

xEx dividend. b Books closed. Plus
extra or extras. q Declared or paid so
far this wear.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-07

5O CHEVROLET, 2-Door, Deluxe, Radio,
" and Heater.
S1 FORD (S), Convertible, Custom, Radio
- and Heater.
S1 FORD (S), 2-Door, Custom, Radio and
u Heater.
6O CHEVROLET, Bel Air Coupe, Deluxe
w Radio and Heater
5O PONTIAC, 4-Door, Chieftain, Radio and
Wv Heater.
SO CHEVROLET, 2-Door, Deluxe, Radio and
w Heater.
SO BUICK, 2-Door, Special, Radio and
" Heater
5O CHEVROLET, 2-Door, Special, Radio and
" Heater.
50 FORD (S), ,2-Door, Custom, Overdrive,
W Radio and Heater.
5O CHEVROLET, 4-Door, Special, Radio ant
w Heater.
50 PLYMOUTH, 2-Door, Special Deluxe,
~ Radio and Heater.
40 CHEVROLET, 2-Door, Deluxe, Radio an,
10 Heater.
40 FORD (s), 4-Door, Custom, Radio and
Heater.
16 FORD (S), 2-Door, Super Deluxe, Radi
and Heater.
10 FORD (S), 4-Door, Standard, Radio an
Heater
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Invitations to "The Christi
mas Gift Ball" are in the
mail to all officers Of the
Navy Supply Corps and their
wives. The true spirit Of
Christmas will be portrayed
by the Corps annual dinner
dance at the Army Navy
Country Club on Friday.
A huge candy cane tree
will stand In the foyer Of the
club. and all who enter for
the bali viii place a gaily
wrapped gift beneath the
tree, to be given TO the SAL
walton Army expressly for
"Santa's visito to needy chill
dren.
The Paymaster General or
the Navy. Rear Admiral Ralph
J. Arnold and Mrs. Arnold
viii head the receiving line
which will also include the
Deputy Chief Of the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts.
Rear Admiral Thomas l..
Becknell. jr.. and Mrs. Beck
nell. Capt. and Mrs. James s.
Dietz and Capt. and Mrs,
Marcus A. Pell. jr. Mrs. Pell
Is chairman Of the ball.
600 Guests
Guests numbering some 800
In all will include Supply
Corps Wave ofiicers and their
guests. retired admirals Of
the corps. and commanding
ofilcers Of naval supply ac-
tivities in nearby States and
their friends. together with
their staffs.
Woodworking members OF
the ball committee who will
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Afterwards there win be
dancing TO the music Of Jack
Morton and his orchestra.
Col. and Mrs. John q. Fort
are In charge Of arrange
ments for the party. and res
ervations may be made with
Mrs. Herbert p. Brann, TOO
Sixteenth street. Alexandria.
Army Medical Corps
The Surgeon General OF
the Army. Maj. Gen. Silas b.
Hays, and Mrs. Hays, will
head the receiving line at the
annual Yuletide dinner
dance Of the Women's Club
of the Army Surgeon Gen.
erals once next Saturday at
Patton Hall. Fort Myer.
Also in the receiving line
will be the Deputy surgeon
General. Maj. Gen. James p.
Cooney. and Mrs. Cooney.
and Mai. and Mrs. Frank d.
Thompson. Mrs. Thompson
is president Of the Women's
Club.
The party Is to start with
a reception at 7 pm. followed
by dinner at 8, and then
dancing TO the music Of the
Royal Tones"
Chairman for the event is
Mrs. Oliver II. 5teed. assisted
by Mrs. Paul I. Robinson.
Mrs. l.. Berry, Mrs. William
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Service Groups Plan
Christmas Dances

attend with their husbands
include comdr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph j. Shea. 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. Archie B. Meihls. Capt.
and Mrs. Henry ID. Stanley.
IT., Comdr. and Mrs. Harold
II. Blackman. Comdr. and
Mrs. Robert b. Edwards,
Comdr. and Mrs. Bernard l..
McCreery. Capt. and Mrs.
Randolph Reade, jr.. Comdr.
and Mrs. George H. Henry
and comdr. Dorothy M.
Quinn.
Transportation Corps
The Christmas dance Of
the Army Transportation
Corps is planned for next
Saturday at the Officers
Club. Fort Lesley J. McNair.
The affair has become a ira
ditlon with the corps and is
q highlight OF It's social sea-
son.
The Chief OF TranSporta-
ton. Mai. Gen. Paul r.
Yount. and Mrs. Yount will
receive for an hour at 7
O'Clock with dinner at 8.
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Claudia MQnfuso
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. John Angus
ManfuSo Of Chevy Chase. Nd.
announced the engagement
OF their daughter. Claudia
Tyree. to Mr.. Charles Elmer
Knudsen, jr.. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. KnudSen Of Park Ridge,
Ill.
Miss ManfuSo is a graduate
Of Nolton-Arms School and
Briarcliff Junior College in
Briarcliff Manor. N. Y.
Mr.. Knudsen. a graduate Of
Northwestern University. has
served as a 1t. J.g.) in the
United States Navy.
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company the singing sroup.
Special selections on the
violin by Mrs. Fred Felmet
win complete the program.
Guests who will meet with
the club this month are Mrs.
Gordon c. Locke. president
OF the MONTGOMERY County
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w. Wagner. Mrs. John Lada
and Mrs. Robert /. Jetland.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Aubrey
X. Brown and 1t. Col. and
Mrs. II. A. Blake we're CO.
hosts at q To pm. party on
Friday. entertaining at the
officers Club. Walter Reed
Army Medical Center.
More than IFS friends OF
the hosts came to wish them
. merry Christmas and TO re-
ceive the same fluctuations.
Z. VI. d.
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Christmas Sets
Program Theme

The Woman's Community
Club of Kensington will meet
tomorrow at 1880 am. in
the social hall Of st. Paul's
Methodist Church for its
regular luncheon meeting and
Christmas program.
The drama section. of which
Mrs. CORTLAND Townsend, Is
chairman. will present a
reading, THE Other Wise
Man." with the music section
providing a choral back
ground under the direction OF
Mrs. Charles Hersh. Mrs.
Richard Biederman will ac-
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Federation o. women'e
Clubs; their FIRST vice presi.
dent, Mrs. Thomas w. Hunts
err, and their treasurer, Mrs
Justin Farrell.
Luncheon cochairmen are
Mrs. Maurice Grass and Mrs,
Richard Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

reseniS from GarfinckeI's
Cultured pearls have an air of
magnified loveIiness in this single
graduated strand of larger size pearls.
1900 including federal tax.
From a collection of Fine Jcwclrv,
First Floor: also at Spring
Valley and Corners.
. Fourteenth National S-ss5n
MasssehuSettS Avenue at 18th Emerson 2-9gs5
Corners, Nirgtnia National s-ss30