davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

meFlcanoS.
Al termino del combate tan
to Nina CONT su entrenador.
Otto Salas Sc mostraron EMU
Siasmados por ell combate, sien-
do unanimes sus anhelos de que
Dogomar Martinez les conceda
la revancha.
Fl combate revisti6 caracte-
risti.As emociOnanteS de parte
de ambos pugilistas, pero la ma
yor experienced del campeon tu-
vo un papel preponderante en-
Ell Veredicto de los jurados.
Ell challenger sorprendi6 q
los entendidos realizando una
faena extraordinaria, sin que
lie faltara decision para inclinar
las acciones en- su favor. Posee-
dor de potente punch, busco
siempre actuar con contragol-
PES, favoreciendu los planes tao
ticos del campeon, ell que, mas
movedizo, entraba y salia colo
cando golpes de gran velocidad.
En- la segunda vuelta ell uru-
guayo, con un pOtente cross, in
flsmo ell pomulo derecho de Mi
ma, que seguidamente trastabi-
ll6 acusando fuerte impacto al
estomago. Ell peruano Sc rehi-
20 y en- la quinta vuelta conec-
to potente derecha a la cara del
campe6n, abriendole herida ba-
jo Ell ojo derecho.
En- Ell septimo, octave y no
veno rounds, Ell campeon man
teniendo siempre la i~niciativa,
coioc6 recios golpes en- plena
mandibula del peruano, los que
no hicieron mella por Ell pode-
roso tisico del incaico.
En- los dltlmos tres asaltos,
ell peruano salio decidido a apu.
rar ell combate conectando pc.
dereses golpes cross y upper
cuts que obligaron al campeon
a bascar Ell clinch, terminando
ell combate en- medic de un VIC
lento cambio de golpes que man.
tuvo al public0 en- pie.
La decision unanime en- ia
vor de Martinez Sc considera
justa en- virtud de haber mantle
nido la iniciativa durante cast
TODD ell combate y de haber ubi.
cado golpes de mayor precision
y e~Ilcacia.
Ell peruano se mostro digno
rival dejando la seguridad en- ell
pdblicU y los criticos de que lie
CARA a ser figura estelar en- los
rings sudamericanos apenas al.
canoe mayor fogueo y de que
pueda ser Ell possible successor del
actual campe6n.
Sc recaudaron $1,000 pesos.
Entrevistado por la United
Press international al termi.
mar Ell combate, Nina declare
estar satisfecho con su actuacion
y agrego que ansiaba que Sc lie
concediera la revancha.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

CAMILO PASCUAL ha sidO
mencionadO para ingresar en-
ell equipO de los New York
Yankees, despues de la pro.
yectada reorganization del
club, pOr parte del avispadO
manager de los MuIos de
Manhattan y campeOnes nun.
diales de 1858, Casey StengeI.
En- los circulos cubanos afec.
tOs al Rey de los pasatiem.
pos, la nOticia de la inclusion
de Pascual en- ell cOnjuntO neo.
yorquino ha sidO acOgida con
grandes muestras de entusias.
NO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

Hutchinson estara con ell equipo
mas de un ano.
Ell anuncio puso fin a una Sc
mana de conjeturas sobre ell flu
turo del ex manager de los Car
denales.
Hutchinson ha dirigido al
Seattle anteriormente, err 1855,
cuando el conjunto gan6 SUI pri.
mer campeonato de la Liga. El
Seattle qued6 este ano en- e.
ultimo lugar del circuito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

Pierce y Dick Donovan. Bob
Friend, que Sc apunt6 Ell triunfo
y Johnny Podres y Dick Farrell,
solo permitieron cuatro hits a los
jugadores de la Liga Ameri-
cana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14
Hutchinson Designate Manager
del Seattle, en- ID Ligu de la
Costa del Paeifieo por z Amos

SEATTLE, Washington, octu-
bre 3 (UPD-Fred Hutchin-
son, recientemente despedido
manager de los Cardenales de
St. Louis acept6 ell cargo de
photo y administrator general
del club Seattle, de la Liga de
Ia Costa del Pacifico.
Los detalles del contrato no
fueron revelados por la organi-
,acion, pero Sc presume que
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

Wander uno, Green Cross
cero
Audaz Italiano dos, Rangers
un0
Magallanes cero, Palestine &c
70
Po~siciones:
Colo Colo 81; Wanderers 20;
La Serena "a; Universidad Chile
Palestine, Unlversidad Cat6lica
%; Audaz Italiano 10; Union
Espanola IT; Green Cross, Ran
gers Is; Everton, O'Higgins Is;
Ferro Badminton IA Magalla-
mes IL.
ROMA, Oct. 10 (UPI)- Re-
sultados de los partidos de pri.
mera division del torneo de la
Liga ltaliana de Futbol:
Alessandria-P adova 1-3
Bari Torino Al
Bologna Roma 10
Inter-Spal 80
Juventus- Napoli 20
Lanerossi-G Geneva IL
Lazio Udinese IL
Sampdoria-M Milan 90
Triestina-Fiorentin 1-3.
Posiciones de los equipos:
Milan, Juventus y Fiorentina
siete puntos, Inter y Bologna
sels; Roma y Geneva cinco; Spal
y Lazio cuatro; Torino, Napoli
Lanerossi, Sampdoria, Bari y Pa
dova tres; Udinese dos; Alessan.
dria uno; y Triestina cero.
MADRID, Oct. 10 (UPI)- Re-
sultado de los partidos de pri-
mera division de la Liga Espa-
nola de Futbol.
Celia las Palmas 90
Belts v Real Madrid 20
Atletico Madrid v Sevilla so
Barcelona y Atletico Bilbao
80
Zaragoza v Espanol 10
Oviedo v Granada 10
Valencia v Real Sociedad 20
Osasuna y Gijon 40.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

Baterias: Fowler (O-1) y
Brown; Constable (1-0) y No
Bile.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14
Resu|tddos de los Jueqos
de BdIompie en- ell Nundo

PARIS, Oct. 10 (UPD- Ra-
cling de Paris Sc mantuvo a la
cabeza de las poSiciones del tor
nee de primera division de la
Llga Francesa de Futbol, con
su empate a I'm gol frente a Nj.
"a hoy
Racing tiene II puntos con-
ira Is de MIA y ID de Reims,
que solo tiene IL partidos ju-
gados. Tambien con catorce, Pc
70 IL partidos, Sc encuentran
Monaco, Mines y Estrasburgo.
En- los ultimos lugares estan
Anges, Lyon y Sedan con nueve,
Ales con ocho y Marsella con
siete puntos.
ReSultados:
Racing uno, Mia uno.
Monaco dos. Estrasburgo uno.
Reims uno, Limoges cero.
Mines tres Rennes cero.
Lens cuatro Marsella uno.
Sedan cero, Sochaux uno.
Sedan cero, Sochaux uno.
Anglers cero st. Etienne uno.
Nancy tres, Ales cero.
Lyon dos, Valenciennes dos.
Tolosa tres. Lila uno.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 10. -
CUPID Resultados de la sexta
rueda de la segunda fecha del
c~ampeonato de futbol:
Colo Colo dos
O'Higgins cero
Ferro Badminton dos, la Sc
rena Zero
Universidad Chile dos, Union
Espanola cero
Universidad Catolica tres, Ever
ton uno
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

gura estelar en- les rings sud
mericanos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

DIRECTIONS: Use .
the neiD Baltimore
Washington Park
nay, or drtUe out
U. s. Route I one
mile past UniUer-
sitv Lane In College
Park to GreeRbelt
Rd., turn right and
In GreeRbelt foHotD
Sonthway to RIDGE
Rd.. turH right on
Ridge Rd., to Ham,
atom place and our
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
"MoDERN" CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER
Custom BuiIt os a Different. llrmsunI Hor.e

1916 ESSEX AVENUE, Somerset-Spacious brick on
dignifed, dead-end street. Artistic living room with
fireplace; separate dining room. big modern kitchen
sitting ROOM On lower level (above ground another
bedroom and bath, plus finished recreation rooms.
Fenced lot many trees. Driveway. Mid 30s Ewes. OIL
4-5709. weekdays, AID. 4-0290) Open 2 to 6.
past District Line (WoodvO shout boeks
left on Dorset to Warwick kt block to EsseT Oht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
BUILDERS REPORT.

w. Evans Buchanan. presi-
dent Of the Home Builders As
ISOLATION Of Metropolitan Wash
|ington. has been named . MEM
Der Of the executive committee
Of the National Association Of
Home Builders by NAHB Pres
ident- NeIs SEVERN.
Announcement Of the APP
pointment was made today by
the local association.
= = =
H. w. Harvey, jr., program
co-ordinator Of the Family
Housing Division in the ONCE
Of the Assistant Secretary Of
Defense, will speak on the role
Of military housing in national
defense during q meeting Of
the Washington chapter, Pro-
ducers' Council, Inc, at 1915
pm. Monday in the Hotel Stat
Ter.
y y
The seventh annual meeting
Of the Building Research In
stitute in the Shorehan Hotel.
April 81 to %. win hear Q re-
port on the use Of solar energy
for heating homes.
John l. YeIlott, executive d.
rector of the Association for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
Development Plons
Cherry Blossom Fete

Plans have been completed
for the first Cherry Blossom
Festival to be held In Holiday
Park, of viers Mill road at Fer
rara drive. the developer. Com
munity Builders. Inc, an
nounced today.
Japanese Towering cherry
trees have been planted in the
community as q identification
measure. the firm said.
Included in the program will
be the award Of a trophy to be
made annually to the family
with the property judged most
beautifully handicapped.
The Connecticut B elAir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

THE magazine. Mr.. Cannon. .
former newspaperman sue
ceeds Denis L. Regain. who died
January 8.
A showing Of q nailable steel
roof truss for use by builders
Of homes viii be held at the
Sheraton Park hotel starting at
10 am. and continuing until
II pm. next Friday. Sponsor
of the showing Of nail-asseIn-
bled. galvanized trusses Is Da-
visbilt Steel Joist Inc, q WASH
ington firm headed by Angus
tine Davis il. Mr.. Davis said
his firm developed the truss
and arranged to have it fabri-
Gated. Invited to the meeting
ere builders and architects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
BETHESDA RAMBLER NOW sIs,95C

Dig VIZ IFusT @IUo NNo. TOT Al
6lO6 BELLS MILL ROAD-Three-b brick fea-
turing living room with fireplace separate dining ROOM
latest-style kitchen, PINE-PANEIED REC. ROOM
and bath in daylight basement. Wide lot Near new
shopping center. Ewes, OIL 6-6O81. Day, ADJ 4-02o0)
ont Old oeorgetown Rd es shopping center.
YET on BeTs Mn TO Bogep sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

Applied Solar Energy, viii
analyze past research and de-
scribe q test home now under
construction ct Phoenix, Ariz.,
which win be both heated and
cooled By solar energy.
During the meeting. BRl
members and their guests will
have "a technical program
covering future economic and
population trends as thex relate
to building, fire protection of
buildings, q review of new
building materials. new surface
wiring systems and other de-
velopments.
NH%
r. H. Best. Inc. has a new
public relations idea. The firm
said it has had so many re-
quests from such organizations
as churches. Boy Scouts and
schools for the loan Of 4 truck
that the firm has purchased
one solely to loan out, r. H.
Best, president Of the firm. re-
ported this week.
\ Il 4 y
Patrick H. Cannon, field edi-
tor Of the National Association
of Home Builders Journal for
the last two years. has been
named advertising director Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15

Swimming Club. which adjoins
the subdivision, also has an
nounced plans to plant the club
gardens with japanese cherry
trees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
THE HAMLET. CHEVY CHASE
4-Bedroom SpIit Level on Bio Lot

SSH EAST-WEST mCNwAY-Center hall: separate
dining room; huge al-ttetric kitchen: bedrooms 2
baths on upper level BeGSSz Aeth and finished rec
reaton room lower level Porch garage lot 74x147
Vacant. Mid 30s OK also for doctor. Eyes, o. 2-01s2
Ior easy DerkaS. co.s lSe. gust past Essi.west
Edst-West and Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE ESTATE
Custom Built williamsburg on "A Acre

Ssle BURDETTE ROAD BETHESDA-Less than two
years DID, by builder for his own home: finest mate
rails Through center haIl, superb living ROOM dining
and breakfast space. Library with End fireplace Of
old brick; powder room. Upstairs, bedrooms and 2
baths Full basement Screened porch. Circular drive
way to 2car garage Many trees lovely Shrubbery Lot
l40x2l0, level entrance. Details, OIL. 4-3196
Bradley BIpd. miles. left on BurSetts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
KENsINGToN CAPE COD, si3,75o

35O6 PERRY AVENUE Amazing value; immaculate
white frame; fireplace In living Nice kitchen;
bedrooms and bath LIST floor; finished bedroom plus
extra closets, ETC., on and Full basement Storm win
dows doors, all walls insulated; extra refgr washing
machine. Cherry trees. naples, etc. Eyes, VIII 6-1s07
ont Conn Are blocks past KsnsinSion EirshOus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
Sealing Wax

Sealing waxi is made Of shell
lac and resin plus q coloring
agent.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. July . tY CUSDA) Hogs
1000; moderately active: steady to -
lower than Tuesdays hish close; most
decline on butchers under 240 lbs
sows fully steady; shipping demand
fair and all interest in trade: per-
centage l9O-24U 10. butchers compare
Die to Tuesday; 2-3 190-240 ID. butch
ers. - 25-24 20; several hundred head
- .S5-25 90; fully $50 head at
and small volume mostly IS around
mixed grade 40O-500 ID. soWs 1885,
sO.50; bulk 330-4 lbs. 20 .5O2l 10: and
a few lots more uniform y grades
down to 800 lbs. 21.75-22 25; a few
5O0-550 lbs 19.O0-Ig.5 so.
Cattle 1l,00O calves 100: largely
a steer. run, slaughter steers under
liz 30 lbs steady to strong; weights
~ 30 lbs, up steady TO 30 lower:
heifers fully steady. COWS steady to
higher vealers. stockers and feeders
about STEADY; high choice and prime
steers 2S.50-3I 80; 3 loads prime
around Loo lbs 81. 80; good to aver
age choice steers 25.50-2S 30; a load
low standard $50 los "A 90: a load
prime l,l00 ID heifers 70 80, load
lots mixed choice and prime lighter
weights 2S.25: most good and choice
heiterS 25.00-2S.00. utility and stand
cial COWS ls73-21 So Gamers and
shelly Gamers down to 400; utility
ana commercial bulls - S.5u-23 .t,I.
good and choice vealers - S.0O-:}I 90:
culls down to 1900: a few medium
ana GOOD stocker and feeding steers
24.50-26.00.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
PEPCO Net
Shows Gain

Gross additions to property
and plant during the year ended
May 81 totaled $30.154,000, the
Potomac Electric Power Co. an
nounced today. Net income
reached $9,928,600 against So
877, 700 for the prior year. Earn
ings were $1.52 a share against
$1.58 for the preceding year.
Directors authorized addi-
tional construction projects to-
falling $l,464, 200, including ST.
l40,300 for transmission and
distribution facilities and $685. :
900 for customer extensions and
services. Electric sales totaled
3,724,233,000 killowat hours
against 3,460,719,OOO-a rs per
cent gain.
In May. operating income
was $5,463,100, an increase Of
$179,200 over May 1857. Net in
come for May was $793, 900
compared with $712,9OO in May
1857.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK, July 2 OP.---Foreikn
exchange rates, Great Britain in dol
otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market a/33 per cent premium or
104.2Sta U. s. cents
Europe: Great Britain tpound)
So .SOIa 30-day futures 27924, up
/ J32; 6O-day futures 2.7a 3i32: 90
day futures 2.7S 1899; Belgium
lfrancD zoos; France franc asia
Of cent: Germany (Western
(Deutsche mark "3.S7: Holland
(guilder) 2643la, up .00ia. Italy
(liral l6hs of q cent; Portugal tes-
cudo $50; Sweden (krona) 1884
Switzerland franc (freeD 23.34: Den
mark 0krone) 1850.
Evening star., 1958-07-02

Construction of Lansburgh'S
SO million branch store at Shir-
|lington Business Center was
officially begun yesterday with
"a ground breaking ceremony
and a welcome from Northern
Virginia officials.
Mrs. Joseph Cherner. Shir-
lington Corp. president, and
Ralph L. Goldsmith. Lans-
Iburgh's president. broke the
ground for the store at the
corner of South Randolph and
Twenty-eig streets. The
store, which will be 100000
square feet in area on three
levels, is expected to be COM
pleted by mid-1959.
On hand to welcome the
latest of Washington's branch
stores were Mayor Leroy Bend
helm of Alexandria, President
Alfred Grove of the Arlington
County Chamber of Commerce,
Chairman Ralph Kaul of the
Arlington County Board and
some 100 guests.
The Mayor stressed the re-
gional character of the North
ern Virginia area and said the
addition of the full-Scale Lans-
burgh department store would
be a great benefit to the entire
community.
Mrs. Cherner said that when
Shirlington is complete it will
cover so acres and cost 81
million.
In responding. Mr.. Gold
smith expressed complete con-
fidence in the Shirlington area
Pointing out that Lansburgh's
will be 100 years old in 1860,
he said "No store could survive
that long unless it had earned
the public's confidence.
Mr.. Kaul said the county
wanted strong local businesses
that are willing and able to
pay their fair share of the cost
of public facilities and services
Mr.. Grove added that the
citizens of the surrounding
community looked forward to
1.-THE pleasure and convenience
of rapidly expanding Shirling-
lton.
The store, designed by Thai
heimer and Weitz, will be built
of structural steel with an ex-
terror facade of Virginia brick
with cast stone trim.
| The George Hyman Con-
struction Co. has been awarded
Evening star., 1958-07-02

fan you haven't even heard
mentioned In years.
The new womens styles are
becoming. youthful. sexy. aimed
at every income bracket-and
obviously designed to outdate
everything you own.
Meaning: The textile, wom-
Evening star., 1958-07-02

merchants win be forced to
move in about q year due to
redevelopment in that area. Mr..
Donohue said the new building
planned win cost around
81 million and the refrigeration
equipment another million.
Mr.. Donohue said negotia-
tions are going forward
with the Redeyelopment Land
Agency for a 50-year lease Of
property along Fourth to Sixth.
ID and E streets S.W. He said
four parcels Of land are under
consideration, which are prop
erly zoned, east Of the present
location. He explained meetings
have been held with Malcolm
Burrows, assistant executive di-
rector of the agency. He OBJ
served:
Things look hopeful. and /
think we are making substan-
tial progress.
AS evidence Of this. Mr..
Donohue said his group has
talked to local bankers, who
have the businessmen as their
clients, and they are interested
in keeping the merchants in
Washington. He said the banks
may 90 in on a financial pool,
hut the transaction hinges on
conditions under which the
land can be secured.
An architect is being en-
raged to prepare preliminary
SLAMS for the most economical
use of the land available. Mr..
Donohue explained that when
these are prepared in about 10
days or so the merchants will
meet with RIA again and see
If they can come closer to real
terms.
The merchants will have to
provide off-street parking for
the big provision trucks. This
creates land cost factor that
Is very important in the over
all cost of these facilities, Mr..
Donohue asserted. Through the
architect they will determine
what the parking needs are.
One of the important con-
Evening star., 1958-07-02
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Sexy Styles Forecast Sales
BY SYLVIA PORTER

need a pair Of shoes to match
every OUTFIT" exulted one buyer
to me. The same goes for the
glove makers.
a. The simplicity Of the
necklines demands jewelry. lots
Of it.
Meaning: The costume jew
elry field should sparkle too.
Beads are the thing" said
another buyer. Diamonds.
pearls. gold aren't necessary"
(5J Fur is back with a Dang
On hats, suits. dresses. coats,
Meaning: The fur industry is
also scrambling hard for your
dollar--and you'll see furs this
Evening star., 1958-07-02
$8.4O6,592 increase over last

$8,4O6,592 increase over last
year.
He said the recent renewed
activity in home building in the
greater Metropolitan area, the
Government pay raise and a
new Office building for his as
sociation to be open in early
fall pointed to greater growth.
Savings totaled $81, ,376,066-a
IS. .l08,95 advance, first mort
gage loans S85, 5,627.325 - a
81, ,881 ,267 increase and reserves
added June 80, $503,010, to
boost the total to S6,44l ,976.
Dividends for six months ended
June 80, S1,324.978 at the
annual rate of 3la per cent
compounded semiannually.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
Peoples Life Files Data
For Stock Offering

The Peoples Life Insurance
Co. today fled with the Sc
curities 6E Exchange Commits
sion a registration statement
for an offering covering 41.823
shares of common stock to be
offered at $42.25 a share by ex-
ecutors of the estate of Mrs.
Adelia E. Chiswell. She was
the widow Of one of the foun-
ders of the company, w. w.
Chiswell, who died in 1850.
National Association of Sc
curities Dealers members may
purchase at q discount of $1.25
a share, according to the pros
pectus. The estate is offering
all its present holdings.
The company has 100000
common shares outstanding of
which 258,160 (43 per cent? is
owned by officers and directors.
One of the directors. Mrs. Ida
L. Chiswell, member of the
founding family, owns $4,000
shares, the SEC was advised.
Evening star., 1958-07-02

Skirts are going up to the
knee and even above it. {.
The waistline Of the hottest
style viii be just below the
bosom-a 1858 version Of the
sexy, empire dress. In
cocktail and evening dresses.
necklines will be plunging. /.
The chemise is coming out in
a modified. fitted form pleasing
to both sexes: the "trapeze" and
trumpet" win be top fashion.
the Wwo-piece dress is back and
there1l even be dresses with
belts where belts used to be. /. i,
Colors and prints viii be spec
tacular. daring, knockouts. !,
AS a result, / confidently
predict that the women's ap-
parel and accessory business
this fall will be great. Given a
fair economic climate sales may
run 5 to 10 per cent or more
ahead Of 1857 in many areas.
AS a result. Tobe, head Of
Tobe & Associates and the
worlds foremost fashion con-
lsultant, believes. "All fashion
departments will run ahead Of
the business trend" And Tobe
adds, "We're firmly into a new
fashion cycle which will last a
long time"
AS a result. Eleanor Lambert,
director of the New York Dress
Institute and another nation
ally recognized expert on fash
lion, says I'm sure business will
be up and it ought to be ter
rife. And Miss Lambert adds,
Some manufacturers are re-
porting fall orders already 30
Iper cent ahead Of 1857"
Report Is Offered
1 have been having a happy
time during the past few weeks
touring the fall showings of
Americas designers in New
York and querying experts on
the meaning of what / have
seen.
Herewith my report:
Cd Skirts are shooting up by
inches.
Meaning: The stocking in
dustry should have a sensation
al season.
Meaning: Tailors and makers
of such things as thread, tape
and hem measurers. ETC., should
have a banner season. too. I'm
less your legs are so awful you
don't dare show them. you'll
be shortening every dress you
own.
20 The themes and varia-
| tions on themes in dresses this
fall will be magnificent: A win
ner will be the empire style
with its waistline emphasizing
the bust. Other winners will
be the new chemiSe and trapeze
both fitted and modified so
they show plenty and are blush
ingly sexy. There'll also be the
| two-piece dress with over
blouse and skirt. f1attering to
any size and age. Choose the
neckline you want.
Meaning: Just about Severy
dress in your wardrobe-in-
cluding this springs loose sack
will be out of date.
Wide Range of COlOrs
! 80 The color range is eye
popping and outfits" are back.
Matching gloves. purse. stock
ings, shoes are the style.
Meaning: The shoe industry
should benefit nightly. You'll
Evening star., 1958-07-02
City Stores Announces
Two Quarterly Dividends

The board Of directors of
City Stores Co., at its quarterly
meeting yesterday, declared a
regular quarterly dividend OF
81 1.0625 per share on the COM
pany's "A per cent convertible
preferred stock.
A regular quarterly dividend
of 35 cents a share was also
declared on the company's COM
mon stock. Both are payable
August to stockholders of
record July IA. City Stores Co,
is the parent organization of
Lansburgh's Department Stores
in Washington and Langley
Park, Md.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
District Group Plans
Florida Hotel Project

Plans for a multimillion-
dollar 300-room luxury hotel
and marina and a SIS million
shopping center at Fort Lau-
derdale, Fla, are being spon-
sored by a group of Washing
tonianS.
The new firm. called Las
Olas Seabreeze Center, Inc, in
cludes Frank j. Luchs and
William E. Shannon, of the real
estate firm of Shannon &
LuchS. which handled the
transaction; Julius Goldstein
of that firm; Ethel Fistere, di-
rector of the Arthur Murray
Studios of the Washington
area. and Ellis Block. Washing.
ton lawyer. Mr.. Luchs heads
the group.