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higher court reversed one Of
the unfavorahle decision-after
another circuit court had given
taxpayers hope on a similar
issue. The reasoning Of the ap-
peals court was that the corpo-
ration is the beneficiary or
beneficial owner Of the policy
even though it may be required
by contract to use the insur-
ance proceeds for the sole pr-
pose Of buying up the deceased
stockholders shares.
Although this reversal is
comforting news the other low
er. court decision remains q
continuing threat.
# the Treasury can persuade
some other appeals court to up
hold that decision, there would
be a split of opinion which only
the Supreme Court could re-
solve.
Until all the courts agree on
what the tax results should be
or until the Treasury comes out
with q clear. unqualified rule
about the agreements, thou
sands upon thousands of small
business must face this uncer-
tainty and possible tax threat.
y +
Tomorrow: Tax traps in Civ
ing securities to children.
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Inc. IAN RIGHTS Reseruehl
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sands Of corporations which
make up Americas "small
business" is vitality, different
for a small business usually Ia
owned by just a few people
who run 1t.
Problems Outlined
The owners know each Other
and work together, but if one
should die, the others might
not want to continue the BUSH
ness with the person who in
heritS the shares or some
stranger to whom the deceased's
wife might sell out. The share
holder also might want to make
sure that if he dies his wife OF
children will be able to get a
cash payment for the value OF
his shares-even though there's
40 open market for the corpora
tons stock.
The "buy-out" or the ''buy-
sell" agreement has been used
as an almost standard answer
for both these needs Of the
smaller corporation. Under
one such plan, the firm agrees
with each stakeholder to buy
up his share if he dies. To
make certain that the company
will have enough money to
buy the shares when a death
occurs. it purchases enough in
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But the other still hangs in
the air as a threat. Here's the
background Of the trouble.
A large. widely owned corpo-
ration doesn't have to worry
about the death of its stock
holders: the business Is oper-
ated by paid managers who 60
on regardless of stockholder
changes. And q stakeholder in
q big company doesn't have to
worry whether his family can
get cash for his stock If he
dies; the shares probably are
listed on q stock exchange and
can be easily transferred into
cash.
But the situation Of thou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
Sales Club
Plans Part in
|Tv Program
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
Star star Wrifar

The Sales Executives Club
of Washington will hear 80
national business leaders on
March 4, S and s over a Nation
wide television closed circuit Z
to 8 pm. at the Sheraton Park
Hotel.
It's part Of an educational
program to meet the 1858 BUSH
ness challenge and increase the
effectiveness OF statesmen. Some
50 cities win participate.
General selling night will be
observed on March 4; retail
selling night will be March S.
and on March 8 there will be
q management supervision ses-
sion.
Described as "the biggest
closed-circuit television net
work ever put together for edu-
cational purposes, the pro-
gram is expected to attract
100000 persons in the United
States and Canada.
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DETROIT. Feb. IL R. -
Ford's new four passenger
Thunderbird model will have a
suggested list price Of $3.50,
the company announced yes
terday. This compares with
. $3.50 suggested price for
the 1857 two-passenger Thun-
derbird when provided with
both standard and optional
tops and 1928 when offered
with only one top.
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and telemetry equipment fol
missiles.
Home Study Course Set
In NucIear Engineering
Crei Atomics. Inc. newly
formed subsidiary Of Capitol
Radio Engineering Institute
1924 Sixteenth street NV,
plans to offer this fall an adj
vanced home-study course in
nuclear engineering technology.
President Eugene H. Reitzke
said the officers are Charles De
Wore. vice president and edu-
cational director; Karl o.
Bathke. national sales man.
ager: B. A. Costello. treasurer
and Lyman Goldstein. sec
rotary.
Mr.. De Wore until recently
was with the Naval Research
Laboratory, where he had been
assistant technical information
officer since 1850. He is an
electrical engineer. and during
World War II was a technical
editor for the Signal Corps.
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. Feb. II tF.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper
23ls-25 cents . pound. Connecticut
Valley. Lead IL cents q pound. New
Louis. Tin 92s4 cents q pound. New
York. Foreign silver SSss cents per
troy ounce. New York At Pittsburgh.
scrap steel No. heavy was quoted at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
Radio Engineers To
Hear BIS Expert

Leon Greenberg, chief of the
Division Of Productivity and
Neurological Developments
Bureau Of Labor Statistics, La
Dor Department, will address
the Washington Chapter. Insti-
tute Of Radio Engineers. This
meeting will be held at 8 pm
a week from tonight at the Ma
tional Science !, Foundation
building, 1920 H street NV.
Mr.. Greenberg's topic will be
THE Need for Increased Pro-
ductivity."
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The normal and often es-
sential use Of business life in
surance received two stagger-
ing blows last year-in the
form Of two unfayorable court
decisions which could mean
more taxes for owners of
corporations already havins
this type of insurance and
could discourage the future use
of the insurance.
Happily for these owners,
one Of the decisions was re-
versed near the end Of 1857.
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New-Car Sales Lag Here,
IJsed-Car Volume Gains

sales Of new cars Jagged be-
hind a year earlier in the Dis
trict Of Columbia during Janu-
airy. but sales Of used cars were
larger. data from the Depart
ment Of Vehicles and Trant
indicated today.
New titles, barometer Of new
car sales totaled 1,762 In the
month, compared with l,7s5 in
the previous month ana l,S1s
In January last year.
Title transfers. representing
used-car sales, numbered 3,44O,
compared with 2,783 in the
previous month and 1857 in
the first 1857 month.
January new titles and title
transfers in various other
years: In 1856. 2,033 new titles
and 3,O42 transfers: in 1855.
2.2l6 and $500; in 1854. l,227
and 2,640: 1858. 1870 and
2,777, and 1852. 1850 and 3.2l1.
District auto registrations on
January 81 totaled 203,95S.
after deduction of transferred
registrations, compared with
EOS, 622 a year earlier; 2l4.235
in January, 1856; 204,73S in
1855, 201, ASS in 1854. 2O2,7O1
In 1858 and 200.039 in 1852.
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'S e BUSINESS
Nearby Maryland Bonds
Added to Legal List
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Bonds of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Rockville the Prince Georges County Metropolitan District
have been added to the list Of securities which legal
investment of trust funds in the District Of Columbia
The latest legal list" distributed today
Theodore Cogswe Register Of Wills the Probate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
Junior Chamber Plans
WashingtOnian Award

Nominations are being re-
ceived for the annual WASH
ingtonian Award of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, which
will be presented at a luncheon
at the Burlington Hotel on
March 8.
The award is presented in
recognition of outstanding civic
achievement Of a man not more
than 40 years of age. Nomi-
nations are presented by BUSH
ness. public service and educa-
tional organizations.
In addition to the winner
two runners-up are selected to
receive certificates Of merit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11

This is the seventh of . series Of 10
columns BY Sylvia Porter on some Of
the significant tox low changes ia
1857.
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Silver Spring Laboratory
Plans Open House

Representatives Of Govern
ment and industry have been
invited to inspect facilities Of
the Silver Spring laboratory Of
General Electronics Labora-
tories. Inc, from 4 to 6 pm.
Friday.
A buffet supper at Sheraton
Park Hotel will follow the in
spection tour at 1921 Second
avenue. Silver Spring. The firm
operates a laboratory at Cam
bridge, Mass, as well as at
Silver Spring.
The latter facilities have
been expanded recently. The
firm currently is develop
ing countermeasures equipment
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b. & o. Earnings Show
Declines From 1856

December net income OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
amounted to $r.242.786, COM
pared with $2.426,46O in De-
cember, 1856, the road reported.
December revenues Of $685.
O87,628 were of $5.914,059 from
q year earlier and operating
expenses of $29.876.005 were
down $2,387,34
Net income for all OF 1857
amounted to $24.131,036. COM
pared with $30,038.261 in 1856.
Operating revenues Of $751;
303,5S1 were down $4.181,115.
Operating expenses Of $373,-
261,4 0l were Of $1.879.525.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Feb. IL 09.-National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc.
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Your Income Tox-VH
~ SYLVIA PORTER

On Collaboration with the Americal
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Court. Bonds Of Cecil County,
Md, also were added.
Baltimore, Cumberland and
Hagerstown issues continued on
the list. Alexandra bonds are
the only nearby Virginia issues
included. A long lie, OF city and
county issues from many other
States we're added this time.
Nine industrial comm Q n
stocks were added, while dve
were eliminated. The additions
included: Arvin Industries,
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Phillip
Carey Mfg, Great Atlantic d
Pacific Tea, Ideal Cement. Pit
ney Bowes, Simmons Co..
Smith, Kline & French Labora-
tories and United Shoe.
Westinghouse Electric was
removed because it paid out
more than it earned in divi-
dends last year. Other removals
included: Briggs Mfg, Dixie
Cup. Liquid Carbonic and
Marathon Corp. The $3.50 cu-
mulative preferred Of Liquid
Carbonic also was removed.
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Inc. tAll Rights Reservedl
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and telemetry equipment for
missiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
Plot on Dulles Life

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 5
(AP).-A Communist is under
arrest on suspicion of plotting
to assasSinate United States
Secretary of State Dulles dur
ing Mr.. Dulles visit to Brazil
last month, a Brazilian security
officer said yesterday.
He confirmed a Meridional
News Agency report of the ar
rest but said he planned to hold
up announcement Of the details
for two weeks.
President Giovanni Gronchi
of Italy is here and ''it might
arouse undue excitement" the
security officer explained. Mr..
Gronchi arrived yesterday for
an official To-day visit.
A United States Embassy
spokesman said this is the
first we have heard Of the
(plot) report" And the State
Department in Washington said
it had received no word of the
reported plot.
The news agency gave this
account:
Abertos Dos Santos Moura,
43, a Brazilian Communist, was
arrested in Brasilia after Mr..
Dulles visited there August 6
as a guest Of President Jusce-
limo Kubitschek.
The suspect told authorities
he had planned to blow UP Mr..
Dulles but decided against 1t
because President Kubitschek
was with the Secretary. He said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

Dental election wound up IN
the expected standoff today
with the task Of choosing be-
tween the two top candidates
left up to Congress.
With only 100000 votes still
uncounted, official results from
yesterdays voting gave Con-
sentative Senator Jorge Ales-
sandri Rodriguez 351, 974 votes;
Socialist Salvador Allende Cos
sen, who is supported also by
the recently legalized Commu-
mist Party. 326.65l; Christian
Democrat Senator Eduardo FIRE.
Montalva, 235. 1871: Senator Lui;
Bossay, businessman candidate
of the leftish Radical Party
1913, 345, and Antonio Zamoranc
Herrera, a defrocked priest
SO. 1894.
In the absence of q majority
for any one candidate, Con-
gress must choose between Mr.
Alessandri and Mr.. Allende
The winner will succeed Presi
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arrests last night after refusing
TO withdraw appointments of
three Peronists to commands
formerly held by opponents Of
the exiled dictator, Juan Peron.
Among those in custody was
Brigadier Miguel OragueS,
former air force commander
and its senior ranking officer.
Sixteen commodores repeatedly
asked for retirement.
Secretary Huerta's appoint
ments raised fears that Mr..
Frondizi planned to name
former Air Minister Julio Cesar
Krause as head Of the Depart
ment of Aeronautical Industries
and Investigations. Mr.. Krause
tried unsuccessfully in March
1857, to overthrow Provisional
President Pedro Aramburu, q
leader in the revolt against
Gen. Peron in 1855.
The still strong anti-Peron
element among military officers
has accused Mr.. Frondizi OF
letting Peronist influence in
crease. The air force flareup
was the first public attempt OF
officers trying to block this ten
dency. Anti-Peron forces are
strong in both the army and
navy also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

dent Carlos Ibanez November
3 for a six-year term.
Nearly IS per cent Of the ma
tons l.4o7.oO2 registered vot-
ers-one-third of them women
were estimated to have cast
ballots.
The election was accompanied
by severe earth shocks that
sent hundreds scurrying from
election centers and their
homes. No major" damage was
reported. Slight tremors were
felt today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
Botistu Sets Election

HAVANA. Cuba, Sept. s
(AP).-President Fulgencio Ba-
tista declared yesterday that he
is determined to hold presiden-
tial elections in November de-
spite the continuing rebellion
against him in Eastern Cuba.
He is not a candidate TO sue
coed himself.
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he had two sticks Of dynamite
in his possession.
"Kubitschek is a person
admire and I count him as a
great Brazilian" the suspect
was quoted as saying.
Chile Poll in Stundoff
SANTIAGO, Chile. Sept.
(AP).-Chile's five-way presi-
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LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
IA Air Officers Held
In Peronist Dispute

BUENOS AIRES Sept 5 AP)-Fourteen hgh-ranking
officers Of the Argentine Air Force have been arrested
result latest outbreak of military opposition to appoint
ents Of Peronists key Jobs President Arturo Fronds
government claimed the brief mutiny
The air secretary Roberto Huerta
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SATURDAY SPECIAL from our Boke Shop,
lst Floor, North Building also Chevy
Chase. Cookies, 2O9o off.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
H. G. Hardee Dies
At Home In Loris

Henry Curtis Hardee, 63, far
mer OF route /. Loris. died al
$50 a. m. Monday OF his home.
He was native Of Horny Coun-
ty and veteran OF World War |.
Funeral services are to be held
this afternoon Wednesday, at
3 p. m. at the Macedonia Baptist
Church, where he was a member,
with the Reverends J. Robert
Carter and Burris Carter in
charge. Burial will follow in the
Cherry Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Hardee is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Blanche Hardee OF
Route /. Loris; five sons. Robert
j. Hardee Of Prestonburry, KY,
Corbitt Hardce Of Wilmington,
Liston and Otis Hardee Of Loris,
and Altman &c Wilbur Hardee;
five daughters, Mrs. Lester Stew
ems, Miss Mildred Hardee and
Miss Virginia Hardee, all Of
Loris, Mrs. Walter p. Halks Of
Little River and Mrs. Lloyd
Hilbourn Of Conway; Is grand
children and two great grand
children; one brother, Erwin
Hardee, Of Loris; three sisters,
Mrs. J. L. Prince, Mrs. J. l..
Suggs and Mrs. w. r. Todd Of
Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
Mrs: Wallace SoIes
Is, Circle Hostess

The Mantha Harrison circle
OF the Tabor City Baptist w. M.
s. met with Mrs. Wallace Soles
at her home Tuesday for the
continued study of the mission
book Look. Look The Cities
, The second, third and fourth
chapters were taught by Mrs
Ralph Spivey, Mrs. Lonnie Will
Iloughby and Mrs. Horace Rob.
erts with the first chapter being
taught by Mrs. ]. S. Rogers las
month.
The book will be completed Al
the April meeting.
Mrs. E. r. Crawford Of Chad
bourn, mother of Mrs. Soles, was
recognized as a visitor.
Attending were Mrs. Venoy
Stephens. Mrs. Henry Brady
Mrs. Roy HARRISON, Mrs. Hor-
ace Roberts, Mrs. A. c. Edwards
Mrs. Lewis HARRISON, Mrs. J
S. Rogers. Mrs. Lonnie Willough-
by. Mrs. A. NJ. Smith, Mrs. j. c
ISingletary, Mrs. Yoncey Mobiles
Mrs. Ralph Spivey and Mis-:
Mary Bow.
A social hour followed the
session at which time the hos
tess served pie and coffee
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
Nominees Named
For Offices In
Merchants croup

Nominations for officers in
the Tabor City Merchants Asso-
citation were announced today
by a special committee and will
be voted on at the annual ban
quet set for Monday, March 10.
at the school cafeteria.
Wallace Soles, vice-president
during the current year, Is the
sole nominee for president.
Claude Boyd has been named as
nominee for vice-pre:ident; Wal
do w. Woody is the nominee for
treasurer. Three-year directors
nominated are Arthur Prince,
Ben L. Nesmith III, Shay Smith
and S. T. Rogers. Two year di-
rectorship nominee is Troy Nc
Pherson. One year terms on the
Board are being slated for Billy
Dorman, Albert .Goldfinch and
Ruey Hewett.
Directors returning to the
Board for another yesr are Dav-
id Simon, DR.. H. G.. Cameron
Horace Carter. Joe Coleman and
Jimmy Dicus.
The committee said nomina.
tions from the floor would bt
accepted during the election per-
iod Of the banquet.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
Seniors Set
March Il For
|3-Acf Comedy

Seniors of the Tabor City High
School will presen. their annual
play on March 81.
The play Is a three act comedy
entitled "You Can't Take 1t With
You" by Moss Hart and George
S. Kaufman. It had . successful
broadway run and was also
made into . movie.
The play will represent the
efforts of all the seniors. Those
not playing roles on stage will
be helping in q technical way.
Playing roles will be Betty
Gayle Strickland. Connie Brady,
Ronald Wray, Carol Norris
Jackie Soles, Duke Garrell
|Scooty Gore, Harold Fowler,
Anne Elizabeth Mailard, Mickey
Watts. Richard Horne, Mitchell
Ward. Kenneth Eddings, Janis
Norris. Cynthia Corbett. Sybil
Williams, Sidney Scott, Waylor
Norris and Mitchell Anderson.
Stage managers arc Rex. Step
hens and Mitchell Ward.
Production manager is Murie
Ward and student director is Jc
Ann Watts.
The faculty director is Mrs. w
w. Woody.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
Mayors Court

The following cases were heard
Monday night in Mayors Court:
Walter Lee Coates, public
drunkenness, cost; Matthew
Swinton, carrying concealed
weapon, transfer 10 Recorder
Court; James Bethea, possession
non tax paid liquor. transfer to
Recorders Court; Charles Tho
mas, disorderly conduct, $40 and
costs; Rose Marie Whitlock.
public drunkenness, cost; Henry
Mcpherson, drunken driving,
possession Of tax paid whiskey
with seal broken. transfer to Re
corder's Court.
Mayor Howard Han relson pre-
sided over the court session.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
Sandy Plain FIJI Club
Holds Busy Session

The Sandy Plain All Club
met this month with Eunice Har-
relson, president, presiding. The
pledge and motto YVES repeated
in unison.
The devotional entitled Light
In Darkness" was read by Mrs
Ralph Norris.
Plans were completed for the
dress revue to be held on the
21st.
The demonstration on the top
ic How To Put In a Upper
was given by Mrs. Ralph Norris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
Arrest Trio In
Boat Motor Theft

Three young men were Arrest
ed here Sunday night and charg-
ed with the theft of an cupboard
motor.
Police Chief H. E. Epps ident-
flied the men as William Gar
field Ward Of Route i, Tabor
City; williams "Bill" Duncan, of
Tabor City; and Jerry d. Barn
hill Of Tabor City. Route 2.
OThe youths are charged with
stealing an outboard motor, val
ued at $26h, from the garage Of
Lonnie Willoughby.
Bond for the trio has been set
at $3.50.
A probable cause hearing will
be held here next Monday in
Mayors Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
Albert Watson To
Speak All Banquet

Albert Watson, Columbia at
torney and candidate for Heu-
tenant governor. Of South Caro-
lima, will be the guest speaker
here Monday night at the annual
meeting Of the Merchants Asso-
citation.
Some 300 merchants, employ
ees and wives are expected to
attend the annual banquet.
Watson, a nativ ofe Sumter
County, is very familiar with
this section Of the Carolinas. A
host of his relatives are resi-
dents of Horny County.
He is a graduate OF the Univ
|ersity of South Carolina and has
been very active in all civic af-
fairs.
In 1856 he served as chairman
of the Jaycee national program
on Americanism. Also, in 1856
he was runninerup in the ma
tional Speak UP Jaycee contest
One item of business to be
conducted will be the election OF
new officers and members of the
board of directors.
H. G.. Cameron, chairman OF
the program, said today that the
group attending the banquet
would consist of merchants anc
their wives plus the employees
An effort was made to make pro-
visions for wives CT employee.
but the facilities available Will
not accommodate such a large
group and employees will no,
bring their wives 10 the banquet.
The meeting as slated TO gel
underway at 7 p. III. in the school,
cafeteria. Price o: admission i:
so cents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
Williams Eyes
New Beta Club
Membership List

Members Of the Williams
Township School faculty met
Tuesday afternoon. February IS,
RSs 70. select Beta Club memb-
els. 'S.fs
To be In the Beta Club, stu
dents must have an average Of
90 or better on their subjects and
possess ix6ch' characteristics q,
honesty. Apendability. md in
dustry. All members with the
average Of 20 were approved for
the Beta Club by the faculty.
Members Of the Beat Club are:
Robert Hardie. Lowery Fipps,
Ohel Crib. Barbara Duncan
Joannse HSck. Shelving Hardie,
Carol. Batnhill, Shirley Smith
Ray Duncan, and John Harrel-
son. 90
Miss lane Lewis Is faculty
sponsorer Of the Beta Club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-05
Merchants Fefe
Set For Monday

A banquet with an admission
price reminiscent of yesteryears
is planned for Monday night by
the Merchants Association
DR.. H. C. Cameron, banquet
committee chairman, said today
that admission would be so
cents.
I'VE have set this price in ord
er to permit as many employees
as possible to attend said Dam
eron.
Employers are urged to bring
as many employees as possible
to the banquet.
Election of officers will high
light the event. The program
begins at p. m.