davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

Sac mladi 6ovjek, Hikmet Da
Ii je postojao Ivan Ivanovic,
Hasek Dobri vojnik Svejk, F..
Douglas Nikad nije prekasno,
Osborn The Entertainer Ca
bavljaG, Lorca Jerma, uz
njih jos niz djela savremenih
svjetskih pisaca: Kafka, M.
Achard, S. Beckett, ]. Joyce,
Faulkner, Giraudoux, Camus,
Wolker drui. Zanimljivo je
navesti v e Ii k i broj jugoslo-
venskih autora kojih &c. sc
djela owe sezone pojaviti ma
beogradskim scenama. Uz vec
afirmirane autore kao sto su
Krleza, Cankar, Bihalj-Me-
rim, Music, Matkovic, Kreft,
Horvat, Djokovic, Dobricanin,
Konfino i t. d. ,prve izvedbe
svojih novih djela dozivjet &c
Slavko Grum (Dogadjaj u
mjestu Gogi), Igor Torkar
(Delirijum), Miodrag Dur
djevic (Pogled unatrag), Mi
roslav Belovic i Jovan Girl
low (Dom tisine), Kole Ca
sule (Grancica ma vi tru),
Milan Tutorov (Tako je' toy,
Bogdan Ciplic (Koncert "a
dvije violine), Dusan Matte
(B a & d ala), Branko Copic
(Nikoletina Bursac), Oskar
Davico (Ljubav u cetiri u
sne), Dusko Roksandic (Ku-
la babilonska), Dragan Nj
kolic (Koliko ina do sunca),
Miodrag Pavlovic (Koraci u
drugoj sobi), M. Albahari
(Bliznji svoD, Radomir Kon-
stantinovic, zika Gavrilovic i
drugi.
Ovdje nisu spomenute mno-
gobrojne dramatizacije starih
i savremenih jugoslovenskih
romano, koji &c takodjer do
zivjeti premiere svojih seem
skin adaptacija, kao i djela
koja SUI autori TEX najavili.
Ia razvoj i afirmaciju savre-
meme jugoslovenske drama
tike cd najvece je vaznosti
svakogodisnji festival koji Sc
odrzava ma proljece u Novom
Sadu, gradu u kojem je osno-
vano prvo jugoslovensko pro-
fesionalno kazaliste, a ma ko-
jem festivalu niz jugosloven-
skin teatara prikazuje isklju-''
civo domaca djela.>
Slican intenzitet skazalisnog
zivota imaju, uz Beograd, |
ostali republicki centri - Ia
gr e b, Ljubljana, Sarajeyo,
Skoplje, Titograd -,.te kaza-
lista u jos oko cetrdeset jugo-
slovenskih gradova. Svuda a
cvate bujan. pozorisni zivot.
koji Jugoslaviju cini jednom
cd najzanimljivijih kazalisnih
zemalja u svijetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

skog, Tolstoja, Ostrovskog,
Gogolja. Uz ruske pisce "a
stupani su dramaticari dru-
gih slavenskih naroda: Po-
ljaci, Cesi, Slovaci, Bugari
(Swinarski, Hanus, Voskovec
i Werlich, Tajovski, Kostov
drugi).
Uporedo piscima IL istoc-
nih zemalja (medju kojima su
i dramaticari Kline Turske)
ma jugoslovenskim seen a m a
bit &c i owe sezone izveden niz
dramaticara anglosanskih, cd
O'Neilla do Chirstophera Fry
a. To SUI John Patrick, John
Osborn, Richard Nash, Ander-
son, Axelrode, Eliot, Faulk-
ner, Miller, Tennessee Will
liams, P ri s t lie y, Rattigan,
Thornton Wilder Ustinov it'd.
Cd savremenih Francuza "a
stupani su Anouilh, Giraud-
oux, Salacrou, Jonesco, Ada
NOV, Camus i drugi, cd Tall
jana Pirandello, Ugo Betti,
De Filippe, cd svicaraca Dii-
renmatt i Friseh, cd Nijema-
ca Buchner, Bruckner, Zuck-
mayer, Lessing, Hasenclever,
Hauptmann, Hochwaelder i
Kleist.
Ma jugoslovenskim scena-
ma vec postoji tradicija IL
vodjenja Brechtovih djela, cd
Prosjacke Opere do Galileja i
svejka II Drugom Svetskom
Ratu, a prikazuju Sc drame
Kafke i Samuela Becketta.
Tom nesumnjivo velikom IL
boru IL savremene svjetske
dramatike - ovdjej navede-
nom u nepotpunom obujmu
= treba pridruziti i djela ju-
goslovenskih pisaca, cd Ma
rina Drzica, rodjenog 1907,
do mladih pisaca koji svoje
prvijence prikazuju ma mno-
gobrojnim komornim eks-
perimentalnim pozornicama.
Jugoslovenska klasic n a
dramatiks, narcotic komedio-
grafija, sadrzi niz djela koja
Sc j danas izvode ma jugo-
slovenskim scenama, a posti-
zu i pun uspjeh u inostran-
stvu ina pr. kohedija Dundo
Maroje Marina Drzica, Two
djena u Francuskoj, Njemac-
koj, Austriji, Holandiji, ceho-
slovackoj, Poljskoj, Madjar-
skoj SSSR-u). Najizvodjeni-
il dramat ticari o.vo & stoljeca
su Miroslavs Krleza, Ivan Can
kar, Branislav Music, Mari
jan Matkovic;,c Mirko Pazic,
Slavko Kolar, Pero Budak,
Dragutia Dobricanin, Ranko
Marinkovic l. drugi. Sva nji-
hova imena nije ovdje mo-
guce u potpunosti iznijeti, ali
"a ilustraciju bogatstva jugo-
slovenskog kazalisnog reper-
toara evo djela koja ce owe
sezone biti izvedena u cetiri
teatra glavnog grada Jugo-
slavic - Beograda. Shake
speare: Richard ILL.,, Herik
Nv. i Othello, Sofokle Anti
gona, Moliere Tartuffe, Fey
deau Barionovo Ven canje,
Capek Lopov, Nalkowska Ku-
ca lena, Ivanov Oklopni Voz,
Leonov. ,Zlatna Kocija, Wis
njevski Optimisticka Trage-
dija, O'Neill Dugo Putovanje
U Noe, Majakovski Stjenica,
Ugo Beti Potop, Diego Fabri
Zayodnik, Thornton Wilder
Provodadzika (The Mate h.
maker), Voskovec Werlich Ce-
zar, Hanus Da Ii je tuda pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15
REPERT0AR JUG0SL0VENSKIH
kAzALISTA j SEz0N 1q57.58
DR.. MarkO FOtez

U repertoarnoj poltc jugoslovenskh kazalsta odra-
zuje takodjer sobodan jugoslovenskog
drzavnog rukovodstva bez vezivanja blo ko blok
pratestvu swim sobodoljubivm narodima Ma iugo-
sovenskim pozonicaa izvode dea svetske literature
pravom ssu te reci cd klaske do savremenih dram
skin muzickh djea svh naroda Repertoana raznokost
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

Y. Eligible Children" - Djeca, koja imaju pravo ma
osguranje
Djeca, koja imaju pravo osguranje, jesu: (a) bo
koe dete pastorte ill zakonito posyojeno dete Payora
(b dijete rodjeno "Payor-u bracnom drugu nakon il
danja police cerkaa) Djeca, kou ukljucuje certi-
fkat vrjeme datuma osguranja mau bt preko staros
Cd edan mesec DANA ali preko starosti Cd godna
Ako djete spod starosh cd jedan jesec dana dan
izdana cerfkata osgunine ono ce pak auomaticno bi
ukjueeno certfkat osguranja kad navr staros Cd -
dan mec dana. Novorodjena deca automaticno (sa-
okretno osigurana kad navrse starost cd edan esec
dana, predyidjeno ALI da prjaveni po roditeljima
Evening star., 1958-05-12

and always has been a purely
masculine honorific. Its use may
be. as my correspondent sug-
gests, now limited almost ex-
clusively to lawyers. but that's
no reason why a term so eXclu-
sively masculine in connotation
should be extended to the op-
posite sex.
Pittsburgh, Pa: I am curious
as to whether or not you would
capitalize least coast" in this
sentence: II have decided that
Evening star., 1958-05-12

title back to the English gentry
and candidates for knighthood,
etc. However, there are those
who contend that the title is
now used almost exclusively in
addressing attorneys and is not
strictly a masculine title. Can
you resolve this for us?-G. E.
Howell.
Answer: This notion is so
farfetched it's hard to believe
that the proposition could be
debated seriously. Esquire is
Evening star., 1958-05-12

you should go to the east coast
to see what has been causing
the large drop in our sales"
Answer: In this sentence the
phrase East Coast" should be
capitalized. The rule is that
points of the compass are not
capitalized, when they merely
indicate direction, but they are
capitalized when they designate
a specific region or geographical
part Of the country.
Chicago, ILL.,: To settle an
argument, which is correct,
Evening star., 1958-05-12
WORDS, WIT.
AND WISDOM

BUZ SAWYER
JULIET JONES
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Washington, D. c.: Recently
o discussion arose in our Of
flee as to whether the title
Esquire" can be used in ad-
dressing a woman attorney. The
dictionary would seem to indi-
cate the contrary. tracing the
Evening star., 1958-05-12

Hg LIKES People and he'll
be glad to take you and your group
on picnic party or a day at the
beach. Just charter the DC. Transit
modern motor coach he drives, for
as long as you like, and he'll take
you any place you like. Just the
thing for your club, organization,
church group or school. Ideal for
sporting events, sightseeing tours.
For information and reservations,
phone Federal $500 or write or
visit the DC. Transit Terminal at
ii2S Pennsylvania Ave-, NV.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Ston Drake
BY Walt Disney

"can not" or "cannot?"-J. c. B.
Answer: Usage is divided on
this point, but most author
tiles prefer the solid form
cannot.
(Released by the Bell syndicate)
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Formieo-Top
Base Cabinet

Fully 80 inches wide, 20
inches deep and SO inches
high, with 2 divided draw
erS and two-door storage
compartment with shelf.
Stainless mother-of- of-pearl
plastic top, trimmed with
fluted chrome. Durable
steel, with beautiful, white
baked enamel finish.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
DoubIe-Door
Utility Cabinet

66 inches high, 80 inches
wide and full Is inches
deep to provide extra stor-
age depth. Has 8 separate
compartments for linens,
foods, dishes, ETC., and a
full-width storage e base
that's ideal for utensils.
Heavy gauge steel; fine
baked white enamel finish.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EAsLEY BLACKwooD

At a crucial point In the bid
ding OF this hand Mr.. Muxxy
could hayN said one little word
and saved himself 2,7o0 points.
The word was pass"
East dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
Mr. AbeD
asa
07sa
oe2
AJi07654
WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) miss Brash)
Aol073 AAKJe4
0JS54 0Kol0
oKJ oAos6t
SOUTH
tMr. Muzzy)
ass
0A93
ol0763
@9S32
The bidding:
East South West North
.1A Pass Sc Pass
"a Dbl. INT Pass
Pass Dbl. All pass
Opening lead: Diamond nine.
OF course Miss Brash's blind
stab at seven spades was a very
bad bid. And, as you see, Mr..
Muzzy could have taken the
first trick against that contract
with the ace Of hearts. Thus
he would have scored 100 points
on a hand in which his oppo-
nents held practically all the
high cards. Could you ask for a
better result?
Mr.. Muzzy could. He wanted
200 points on the hand. So he
doubled.
without the double there
would have been no reason for
Mr.. Dale to disturb seven
spades. He had everything
promised by his jump-raise,
with something to spare.
But after the double came in
he did a little thinking. First
it seemed certain that Mr.. Muz-
zy did not have a spade trick.
And If not then he must have
an ace. Mr.. Dale had an ace
in his hand. Miss Brash, then.
could have only two aces. Even
she is not wild enough to jump
to a grand slam of two aces.
The only answer seemed to
be that she had a void. And it
was not hard to determine
where that void was. 1t almost
had to be in clubs-the only
suit in which she could not
have first or second round con-
troll in high cards. Therefore
Mr.. Muzzy had one Of the red
aces-and it was q winner.
Mr.. Muzzy knew what to lead
to defeat seven spades. But If
Mr.. Dale bid seven no-trump
the opening lead would be
shifted to Mr.. Abel. And he
would have to guess. Leaving
spades out of consideration
there were three other suits to
choose from, and thus the odds
were 2 to l against his choos-
ing the right one.
On this reasoning Mr.. Dale
bid seven no-trump and. after
some heavy thought, Mr.. Abel
led a diamond. Thirteen tricks
were laid down-flve dia-
monds, five spades and three
clubs.
Don't double q contract you
feel sure you can set when there
is a chance the double may
drive the enemy into contract
they can make.
Distributed by McNaught syndicate)
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Two-Door
Wardrobe

So inches high, 80 inches
wide and 20 inches deep
a KING SIZE wardrobe in
every way. Has hat shelf,
tie and shoe racks, door
mirror, clothes rod, moth
preventive shelf, 2 locks
and 4 keys. Wrinkle finish
in baked brown enamel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
ALSO IN
THIS ISSUE:

What makes 100000
husbands-many appar-
emily happy-leave their
families every year,
Where do they go! Do
they ever come back?
Terry Morris gives the
answers-and tells what
wives can do when it
happens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
World Theme
Fashion Show
Is Planned

Around the World in
Fashion" will be the theme
OF the annual welfare fashion
show sponsored by the Junior
Woman's Club of Silver
Spring.
The show will be held
March 6 at $50 pm. at
Northwood Juniors nj o r
High School. oi9 University
boulevard East. Silver Spring
The international theme
viii be carried out with deco
rations Of United Nations
flags and a facade of the
U. N. building and represent
atives from embassies model
ing their native dress.
Jelleff's will present the
fashions.
Proceeds from the show
will go toward a scholarship
for a crippled child to be
sent to Camp Greentop and
to benefit the Lions Pre-
School Nursery for Blind
Children in Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
FASHION NOTEBOOK

Most striking fashion note
In the new collection at Julius
Garfinckel a. Co. Is the but
ton adjustment detail on q
number Of the one-piece
dresses.
The expansion program Is
taken care OF with an In
verted pleat.
The young designer who in
1881 became the first woman
member Of the Young Presi-
dents organization theads
OF organizations doing / mil
hon or more per year. Is
unmarried.
Her two other sisters are
also in the business.
She wears Galanos and
Norman Norell clothes. but
this season has found the
fashion going q bit rough in
daytime clothes. In the
evening there's still the full
skirted kind OF dress ] like"
she added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

Cormick. win be present At
the world premiere OF Miss
Lollobrigida's new film.
Beautiful But Dangerous"
to be held following the re-
ception, at $3.50 pm. at the
Dupont Theater. The act
ress also viii attend the
premiere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Krekelers Feted
At Farewell

The Netherlands Ambas-
Sador and Nine. Van Rotten
entertained at q luncheon
yesterday in honor Of the
departing German Ambas-
sador and Nine. Krekeler.
The / pm. party took place
at the embassy.
Among the guests were
Undersecretary OF State and
Mrs. Herter. Senator and
Mrs. Alexander Wiley. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Brooks
Hays and Chief Of Protocol
and Mrs. Wiley Buchanan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Navy Wives Mes9

The Naval Attaches Wives
Group met yesterday for
luncheon ct the Congress
sional Hotel and q tour
through the Library Of Con-
gress.
Chairman Of the luncheon
was Mrs. Vernon L. Lowrance
and hostesses were Mrs.
Hayaud Din Of Pakistan,
Nine. Theodorou Of Greece,
Mrs. Peter Marks OF Aus
tralia, Sonora de Fefjoo Of
Cuba and Mrs. samejima Of
Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
CONTINUED From Page B-l

AWuseAoga NtVtA ~
ferent one also. Yesterdays
fresh fashion note was at
taehed 10 her charcoal gray
suit jacket with a heart OF
garnets. Luli told me that
she's been q member OF the
Ivy League" for the past Is
years.
When she lived in the
country II was an easy thing
TO get fresh ivy. Now that's
she's moved TO an apartment
in the city she has q man
who brings Il 70 her by the
armful each week. Il think
he thinks ! eat IT," she
laughed.
But so much . signature
note Is this with Luli that
when she travels she carts
ivy along in a little plastic
bag. At her destination into
the water the ivy goes so that
each day she can pin some
on.
All kinds OF ivy get her
fashion treatme nt. From
"churchyard" Ivy TO the
pittsburgh" variety.
She FavOrs Capes
Elsie Frankfurt. president
OF Page Boy maternity fash
ions. always wears capes.
For the winter winds that
she battles when she leaves
Dallas and comes North. she
has a full-length one Of mink.
She told US that there is q
trend toward one piece
dresses now In her design
field.
The chemise line which
many feel is so easy to make
for maternity fashions re-
quires a lot Of strategy. she
told lis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Eastern Star
Elects Officers

Mrs. Cleta E. Morrison was
installed as Worthy Grand
Matron OF the grand chap
ter of the Order OF the East
ern Star at the annual meet
ing held recently at the
willard Hotel.
Mr.. Lafayette Price will
assist Mrs. Morrison as
Worthy Grand Patron. Mrs.
Laura S. Wallace is Asso-
ciate Grand Matron and Mr..
Roy Ostrom is Associate
Grand Patron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

sador and signora Brosio
from 9 to Q pm, Monday At
the embassy.
Mr.. Charles p. Mccormick
Of Baltimore, .national cam
paign chairman Of the 1858
Heart Fund. and Mrs. Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
liclicn Actress
To Be Honored

Italian Actress Gina Lollo-
brieida will be the guest Of
honor at q reception to be
given by the Italian Ambas-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

Not iodoylN No longer must you pay special pgies
or being woman" With umurns sublst young and old
con now find new freedom from "fsmols miseries"I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

A Complete Section on
Better Living, featuring
Old Cape Cod With a
Fsesh, Rew Look.
An exciting new story by
Faith Baldvgih
, 1958-08-12

and everything else should be wasted in a hassle, the
end of which may not soon be in sight.
, 1958-08-12
CALL o BIDS

Sealed bids, in %quadruple, will be received at The Depart
ment of Property & Procurement, Division of Procurement,
Christiansted, ST. Croix, V. l, until HOO Am. Monday,
August Is, 1858 and then publicly opened for the following:
Making one cabinet 15'x9'x0" high by %" depth.
" 1873" x 76" x Is"
1876" x 36" x 80"
Sc" x rs" x 18"
SIS" x 76" x 18"
The Government reserves, the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informaity in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to Bid may be obtained from the De-
partment Of Property & Procurement. Division of Procure
ment, upon request.
Daniel w. Ambrose,
Commissioner Of Property & Procurement
BY: .Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-n-Charge
Div. of Proc. ST. Croix.
, 1958-08-12
Page


CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
THE House OF o PICTURES
Tuesday, Aug. u Triple Feature:
SECRET VENTURE =
Kent Taylor Jane Hylton
BACHELOR PARTY
Don Murray Jack Warden Patricia Smith
Chapter TWO of
ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN AFRICA @a
Wednesday, Aug, 13-
GAMING DE GUANAJUATO In Spanish)
Lola Beltran Jose Alfredo Jimenez : Demetrio Gonzalez
Thursday, Aug. "A CAPTAIN RON CASTLE Tschnicolor
Tyrone Power
Saturday, Aug 16 Triple Feature:
THE GIRL IN BLACK STOCKINGS
Lex Barker Ann Bancroft Mamie Van Doren
HoRSEMAN OF THE
Charles Starrett
Chapter THREE of
THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN AFRICA
Sunday, Aug. II BABY DOLL
Ella Kazan's production OF Tennessee Williams boldest story!
Starring Carroll Baker, Karl Maiden and Eli Wallach.
, 1958-08-12
REGRFTTABLE HASSLE

N CANNOT but view with much concern and
deep regret the feuding going on in New York between
two groups Of native Virgin Islanders. And, we under
stand, the matter has even gone 50 far as to reach the
courts.
THE DETAILS are not important since no solution
is being soHght here. Nor can there be an inclination to
take sides from this far away, and practically unaware
of all the many conditions and little situations which
from time to time have perhaps been compounded into
a well pressed down and overlooking emotional impact.
What is Of concern is the awful waste in energy and
manpower which these Islands could so we'll use.
To- LONG AGO the Senate. of the Virgin Islands
appropriated funds for the services of a public relations
agency. So Tar as we know that was the first time that a
legislative body in these Islands ever went that far. But
the time was ripe. The world in which we live requires
that there be such relationships and that the accomplish
ment of programs and the like be based upon the effec-
tiveness Of this type of public relations.
HOW WONDERFUL IT would have been if there
had been in New York, for example, a strong, effective
group Of Virgin Islanders to which these Islands could
turn in just such a situation as the one which required
the engagement Of a public relations firm. And how
wonderful it would have been if, in addition to the pub
lie relations consultant being engaged, the Senate, off
cially or otherwise. could have worked through a New
York group,
MOST DISTURBING IS that the potential is there
We have the numbers. Virgin Islanders in New York
have tremendous earning capacity and constitute a size
able and effective voting group. Many Virgin Islanders
have the know-how, political and otherwise, and many
have contacts in effective places. With all this potential
and all these possibilities, it is little wonder that there
&c door rnUrnt and much concern that tho pnnr0v effort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. JAhUARY 10, 1868
Quotations Furnished bs the Associated Press
: ig51.M Stock and Sales Net
IIlsh Low div, rate ADD % Hlsh Low Close chg,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
'9 ~ BUSINESS
Suburban Deposits Soar
.56.7 Pct. in Five Years
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Deposits OF 81 suburban Maryland and Virginia banks Of
the Washington Metropolitan Area reached al-tme
high Of $5234i8748 December 81 with gain Of cent
from earlier and impressive b67 cent
higher than at the end Of 1882 survey by The Star dis
closed yesterday.
The suburban record. combined with District Of
Columbia total for the date set peak Of
92647732, gain OF IL cent from earlier and
20l per cent above December 81 1852.
Deposits Of II Maryland banks amounted TO $277
December 81 increase OF So cent since the end
1856 $50 larger than at the end Of 1882
Deposits Of is Virginia banks totaled $2459490SS gain
OF ll3 cent since the end Of 1885, and SIS cent
greater than at the end OF 1882
previously reported the total for 10 District banks
81 403 1923 s84 little than third Of cent behind
its record of earlier and iO2 cent above Decem
ber 1851.
Totals for individual suburban banks December 81
compared below with those for earlier and for De-
cember 81. 1852:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

1878 Stock and sales Met
Hifh Low div. rate Add % Hieh Low cose eng:
2eI4 24Ls IowaP&I Ia ~ 20 271t 77ss+ W
s4iA 20 III crE roaIs 50 son 2el4 80
soIs ), RE ckBlss6 - ~ 1osb 1o1t- u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
Jefferson Federal shows
Substantial Increases

Jefferson Federal Savings and
Loan Association showed sub
stantial growth during 1857.
President Fred A. Smith re-
ported yesterday in the annual
consolidated statement.
Assets at the years close
amounted to S26. 865. 422. an in
crease Of Z per cent from s25.-
l02.620 a year earlier. First
mortgage loans Of $24.56l. l29
we're up 76 per cent from s22.-
$3.50
Invested savings Of S22 .592. :
T2l on December 81 showed a
Jump OF IL per cent from
$40. 352.05i q year earlier. Com
bined surplus and general re-
serves amounted to Sl.S03 .065.
a gain Of 10 per cent from
1857 .607 at the end Of 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
John Ahearn Reelected
BY Financial PR Council

John J. Ahearn was reelected
president of the Financial Pub
lie Relations Council Of Greater
Washington at the annual
meeting Wednesday night. He
is assistant secretary Of Amer
lean Security q Trust Co.
Other council officers include:
Herbert l.. Smith. National Saw
ings and Loan League. vice
president; Percy b. Mccoy. Ma
tional Bank Of Washington.
secretary; Gerald E. Keene.
Second National Bank. treas
urer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
Chevy Chase Merchants
Headed BY Frank Rich

Frank H. Rich OF Rich's Shoe
Stores. has been elected presi-
dent OF the newly formed
Chevy Chase Merchants Asso-
citation.
Philip Peyser Of r. Harris &
Co. is vice president and Car
roll Sager Of Vicar Camera and
Hobby Shop. is secretary
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
Alexandria Association
Changes Its Name

The German Cooperative
Building Association at Alex
andria. Va. has changed its
name TO the Alexandria Saw
ings and Loan Association.
President CORTLAND H. Davis
announced.
Founded in 1868. the associ-
ations is the oldest active saw
ings and loan institution tr.
Virginia.