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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Forte Gets 80
In Last Victory

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Mar. 9
fPg. - All-America Chef Forte
closed out his collegiate career
with 30 points tonight as he
paced Columbia to an 1912 Ivy
League basketball triumph over
Brown.
Forte smashed two Ivy rec
ords as he ran his season total
to 694 points in "a games-an
average of 1891.
Forte's performance enabled
him to better the Ivy career
mark with $50 points in league
competition. The previous high
was 83l by PENIS Ernie Beck.
Forte's 1877 field goals for the
Ivy season topped the l26 scored
by Cornell's Chuck ROLES last
year.
The victory enabled the Lions
to finish in a third place tie
with Princeton. Both wound up
with 9-5 marks.
PRINCETON. N. j., Mar. 9 Up
Princeton STAYED of a last
minute surge by Pennsylvania
tonight to score a 1857 Ivy
League victory in the final game
for both teams.
Dave Fulcomer and Capt. Don
Davidson sank layups in the final
minute to preserve the victory
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Mar.
Pl.-Yale'S Ivy League cham
pions edged Harvard, 1913, to-
night when Lanny Baird picked
up the ball on a missed free
throw and damned in a field
goal with three seconds to play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 8. -
There's blackboard here in the
Senator's rickety clubhouse on
which are chalked names of play
erS due TO make the next trip,
along with instructions that the
bus will leave the hotel at 6 pm,
deposit luggage in the hotel lobby
by $50 O'Clock. eat dinner and
sign check before departing, etc.
The other day, conspicuously
tapped on the board was a story
clipped from Miami newspaper
with these bold headlines:
BROOKLYN'S MAGLIE
REQUESTS TO PITCH
AGAINST BRAVES
i Did you tape that on the
board?" a reporter asked Man
ager Chuck dresser.
Sure"
] "Why?"
There's a guy 40 years old
who wants to work. Some OF
these fellows in this camp get
little twinge in their arms and
you'd think they're ready for a
hospital cot. Maglie knows that
to get his arm in shape he has to
pitch. l W:nt to get that idea
across here, to get 'em to stop
babying themselves.
Il see where Don Newcombe is
complaining that something is
wrong with his ARM Dresser
continued. AN right, SO he's
got a touch of bursltis or some
thing, but there's nothing wrong
muscu!arly. A couple of days
later he'll say he's ready to
pitch If there was anything
wrong with the muscles he
wouldn't shake it that quick.
I'll put things like that on
the board once in awhile" Dres-
sen declared. If a doctor has
something to say about dieting
that might apply to some of my
boys. up it goes on the board.
When l first came with the club
Bucky Harris was quoted to the
effect that I'd have a rude
awakening by August. That
article went on the board, too.
Thought it might stir the fellows
up. but it didn't.
When / was with Brooklyn
wrote a piece for the Saturday
Evening Post in 1852 titled I'VE
Won't Blow 1t Again" That
went on the board, not because
I was considering myself a great
author but because I wanted to
convince the Dodgers that they
had the stuff to bounce back
We had blown big lead in
1851 and got beat in the playoff
with the Giants. Sometimes
teams don't recover from things
like that. / wanted to make
sure my boys didn't panic. We
bounced back to win it.
That year the Giants were
getting pretty close to us and l
held clubhouse meeting" Dres-
sen said. Il told EN- 'Durocher
says you guys are gutless. Don t
know if Leo ever said that but
my guys needed little fire built
under them They carried off
two Giants that day. We won.
I've never asked a ball player.
Why don't you try this? If l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
YOUNG PAUL DEAN
SIGNED BY BRAVES

BRADENTON, Fla. Mar.
9 GP). - The milwaukee,
Braves announced today that
Scout Earl Halstead has
signed Paul Dean, jr.. of
Dallas, Tex, to a contract
with Wichita of the Ameri-
can Association.
Dean is the son of Paul
tDaffy) Dean and the neph-
ew of Dizzy Dean. pitching
stars of the St. Louis Cardi-
nails GaShouse Gang. The
young Dean also is a pitcher.
He bats and throws right
handed.
1t was reported scouts OF
all Is major league teams
sought the youngster. who
has been attending South
ern Methodist University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Sullivan Leads
As Mounts Win

EN1MITSBURG. Nd. Mar. 9
lP,-Jack Sullivan scored 48
,olnts as Mount St. Mary's
swamped North Carolina Col
lego, l06-88, tonight in the sec
ond round of the NCkA small
college tournament.
The victory advanced the
Mounts. champions of the Ma
Son-Dixon difference, into the
quarter-finals of the tourney at
Evansville, Ind. March 10.
Center Sill Williams and
Guard Bert Sheing each scored
II points for Mount st. Mary's.
Gilbert Rally topped North Car
DINA College with q points.
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ton tournament championship
by sweeping six games.
In his two appearances at
johnstown he beat Maryland
State, 1910. on 5 hits, IL strike.
outs and no walks and then de-
feated host Johnstown in the
championship game. Az. with 6
hits IA strikeouts and 3 walks
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peck, 100-yard free style; Lynn
Howard. 250-yard breast stroke;
Judy Arnold. l00-yard back
stroke Nancy Eyles, l00-yard
butterfly, and Brenda Dietz, 500
yard free style. The team also
won the 400-yard medley and
free style relays.
The Walter Reed men placed
third with 80 points. followed by
Ambassador and Naval Receiv-
ing Station, with IA each. Among
the women. Ambassador took
third with 6 points and Naval
Receiving fourth with 4 points.
MEMS EVENTS
4V0-9a-d medley relay. 1-Congrfs-
siona! Fred Nortross Bobby Briggs. Ray
Best, Dennis Jonstoni Maryland j.
Walter Reed 4.l63
l00-yard treestyle i-Hendrick Glide
onSe. unattached Jim Cutter Wal
Ter Reed Johnston 49, meet rec
Shqreham 1881
,20-yard breastroke Jerry Yurow
Waiter Reed ..-Brlggs s. DICK SIN
Cd res5Td ao7 TX XII Me mesl f iSS5S
I0u-yard backstroke More ross -
George fuceg MARYLAND. Danny
Culiatnnr Naval Receiving l:a37
lod--yard butterfly l-Yurow .
Ion 70 CslomrItis Naval Receiving; b
i40-yard freestyle WIN Peudleton
Ambassador Tommy Murphy. Con
.feSs ional 3--Robin Best, Congressional
4o0-yard individual medley briggs
=, Best 3--Wait Rogers. unattached
4oj-ysrd freestyle relay i-Maryland
fAsherfeid, Lucey Bell. Colwelll -
Walter Reed 3 Congressional 35i :
W0men's Events
lOD-ysrd medley relay Walter Reed
a Judy Arnold Lynn Howard Nancy
A. - Walter Reed B i.5G4
ine-yard ircestvle Cathv Sheppeck
alter Reed Jane Gallagher, Con-
..5G-vafd oreasts,foke LYNN How
..rd, --Ftances Panneten. unattached,
a-,,Jggdy panne,,on unattached PA y
a--Eiten Canada CONGRESSIONAL 3
susan HIS Walter Reed 1874
lu0-ysru butterfly 81 Nancy Eyles:
suzanne Arnold walter Reed 3.
Judy, PANTHEON :, SANDY Miller walter
ITS KAY Knapp l955i
juu-yard tfeesiyle = Brenda Dletz.
frankie Battists unattached 3.
Karen Johnston Confessional 6tl13
iU0-yatd individual medley Eileen
Canada . susan HIS 500
4o9.yard frcestyle relay Walter Reed
Al Brenda Diet7 Judy Arnold Cathy
Sheppeck Nancy EYlcst Congressional
"A B walter Reed n" 4.9l >
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Petit Scoring
Wins for Hawks

ST. LOUIS. Mar. 9 (P).-The
st. Louis Hawks nosed out the
Fort Wayne Pistons, 97-96. here
today to clinch at least a tie for
the Western Division champion
ship in the National Basketball
Association.
The victory was the fourth
straight for st. Louis and moved
1T two games ahead of Fort
Wayne. Both have two games
remaining.
Bob Petit, the MIA defending
scoring champion, playing with
a cast on his left arm to pro-
tect a fractured wrist. scored %
points for the Hawks and helped
break up desperate Fort Wayne
shooting attempt in the last
second.
The Hawks trailed 1924 after
one quarter. then shot ahead
52-48 at halftime. The Pistons
went back in 77-74 after three
quarters but st. Louis, with
Petit playing his best game
since his injury, surged back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Foiirmont Heights
Wins Stute Title

BALTIMORE, Mar. 9 fSpe-
ciall Falrmont Heights High
School Of Fairmont Heights, Md,
defeated Bates of Annapolis,
STAB. TO win the State Glass A
basketball championship for Ne
gro schools here tonight.
Falrmont Heights, paced by
the scoring Of the Smith BROTH
elS. Ducie who got 80 points and
Mickey with IS and the rebound
ing Of AL Gamble, broke out into
Q healthy lead at the start and
won pOinp aWay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Sandlot baseball teams inter.
eSted III entering the Depart
mental, Gauzza and Metro
leagues are asked to attend a
meeting Of the District Recrta-
tional Department. sponsors Of
the leagues, at 1880 pm Thurs
dag az Thomson School, twelfth
apo l. streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Drobny Wins in India

BOMBAY, Mar. 9 tPy.-Jaro-
slav Drobny Of Egypt defeated
Australia's Jack Arkinstall. Ga.
6-3. 6-3, Today to win the men S
singles title IN the West India
Tennis tournament.
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HOCKEY SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston I. Detroit.
New YORK = Toronto ]
Montreal 9, Chicago I
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey. =. Cleveland
Providence. 3: SpFingfield, /.
Buffalo +, Rochester 4
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, = TROY
Toledo 4 Huntington. 0
Fort wayne. 4 Indianapolis. 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Johnstown, u. New Haven. 3
Philade.pnla h!naton, 6.
Charlotte, =; Clinton. q.
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Moore Wins HundbulI

Dick Moore defeated Pat Ben
nett, 2l-16 and 21-19. in the
finals of the YMCA handball
tournament yesterday at the
Central Y. William Haenszel
won third place by forfeit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

SYRACUSE. N Y, Mar. 9 up.
Schayes' hook shot, in
the air when the final buzzer
sounded, gave the Nationals a
l04-l02 victory over the Boston
Celtics tonight and assured the
Mats Of a tie for a playoff posi-
ton in the Eastern Division of
the National Basketball Associa-
ton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Lions Defeated
BY Ramb|ers in
Home Windup

The Philadelphia Ramblers
came up with a five-goal fina
period to beat the Washington
Lions, 7-6, in a ding-dong East
ern Hocke", League battle last
night at Uline Arena. 1t was the
final home game of the season
for the Lions.
\ crowd of 1921 saw the Gel.
Ilar-dWelling Lions spot the Ram.
blers a tWo-goal lead and coun.
ter with four of their own in the
second period.
But the Lions couldn't stanC
prosperity as Philadelphia turned
on the pressure in the final pc
rlod to hand Washington its 44tf
defeat.
Ross Turnbull scored the win
ming Rambler goal with a minute
and six seconds to go in the fina.
period.
After a scoreleSs first period
ITurnbull and Reg Meserve gave
Philadelphia a 20 lead early il
the middle Stanza only to have
Jean LeClerc score twice anc
Ken Graham and Roger Hay.
field each tally single goals tx
give Washington a Al lead.
After Philadelphia tied thu
game in the final period. Ker
Graham gave Washington it!
last lead when he shot the pucl
past Joe Schaeffer. the New Yorl
Rangers spare goalie subbint
for the injured Ivan WalmSley.
! The Lions wind up their season
this afternoon against the fourth
place Jets in JohnstoWn.
Pos. Philadelphia Washington
g schaetfef olive
d. Crew Turne
D.. Moore Kell
&. McC!enagnan ------ Buchanan
r. AkenS Bernauue;
~ FCsmiCa kuzmi
Score By periods
Philadelphia o . g.
Washington q ! 1T
Philadelphia spares-Harris. Turnbull
Casey, Kurtz, johnson. Rukayina Me
serve. FOntana.
Washington spares--Zubatiuk, Bar,
toll. DuWoal HATFIELD LeClerc. Graham
First periodScorinG Philadelphia
none Washington none Penalties. Phil
adelphia Moore. 1924. WASHINGTON
Turner 0.I6
second period Scoring Philadelphia
Turnbui ttormical, a.37 Mesery'
lRukavina Harris, BE-, Washington
Haytleld Bartolll. 81. LeClefc tHay.
field l4:4l Graham Bartol.. Buchan.
an, ! 3 30 LeClere (BernsqIezl. : SO
Penalties Philadelphia johnson -
Aiken, 06, Harris. II WASHINGTON
z INK - kuzma 90 minutes mis-.
conduct A.
mira period -scorins: Philadelphia
Johnson Casey 80 Rurtz NC.
Clenaghanl, l233h johnson ,Rukavlnal
! - McClenaghan tunaSsistedf 80
Idrnbul 'Moorei Is - WASHINGTON
Graham Buchanan. BartolD 1881.
Buchanan {Grahsm). tSH3. Penalties
Eh4scelntla Moore y - Casey
minutes. aghting' - rs Washington
Ka2ma - minutes nghtlnRy, 1856.
Saves Schaefef -; Oliver. -
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Sondlot Loops Meet

TnfAil ~ 1897 Totals - s 4
Halifmc score 5i-ls faitm0nt H2t,
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Ha!stime alag. Mounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Prices plus tau. Al new tire
prices with YOUR tecarpahlr
tire and tube in trade u
mounting Il occurred No
tire necessary II mounting u
not REQUIRED except for tirc
stone and Goodyear tires
which must have recaDpablc
tire In trade. All SiFcs In
stock hut not every make.
NATION WIDE tIFETIML
CT AR ANTE aEainSt all de-
fects In workmanship and
material REGARDLESS Of time
aud milcaEe on a prorated
basis.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
Latest Model of Jeep Comes in by Air, Is Now On Display

The Jeep agents, Morgan and Son, wait neither for the first boat nor the road to open, but fly in their supply of cars to get the very latest models.
 Thursday, the newest in Jeeps, known as the Forward Look !, arrived in two pieces with Alaska Airlines and was quickly assem- bled and placed on display, creat- ing much interest.
 The new car has high road clearance, greater cargo area, and four-wheel drive. The company offers liberal trade-in values.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
New York Man Takes
 Pictures of Teen-Agers Here for Series of Articles

Robert Goodman of the Black Star Publishing Co. of New York, who is in Alaska for about a year doing a series of picture articles, spent Saturday and part of Sun day taking pictures around Nome.
 For series of teen-agers around the world, Goodman took pictures of the many activities of this group here. He was also in terested in the various sports in which young people of northern Alaska are interested.
 Through the courtesy of Kay Peterson of Wien Airlines, Robert Goodman was able to make many contacts for his several projects while here.
 Goodman stated that there has been considerable interest in the equipment he is using which is Canon V camera. It requires no winterizing and has responded wonderfully up to 40 degrees be- low zero.
 Goodman praised the teen-agers with whom he has been working stated that the group here is out standing in two ways. First, more mature in their thinking thar other groups he has been inter viewing, and second, extremely reliable and helpful on his project
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
Alaska Airlines

From Anchorage: Wm. s. Res aonover, Franklin Brown, Vernon Kugsruk, Timothy Kenick, Fran cis Katexac, Clarence Olanna, George Ahnangnatoguk, Raymond Teetomona.
 To Anchorage: L. E. Fuerste- nau, Loretta David, Mrs. c. Webb and infant.
 From Unalakleet: Nick Riley, James Riley.
 To Unalakleet: D. J. Bruckner, l.. Milligrcok, Sam Bergeson, K. G. Brauner.
 From McGrath: Robert Hunt, Will Buchanan, Edward Kungek, Alfred Sahlin, Marley Lincoln, John Nelson, Arvid Nelson, Paul Octuck, Winfred James, Jones Kulukhon, Mrs. Robert Oliver, Jay Oliver, Russell Cronander, Charles Paul, Wilbur Green.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
Guilty Plea Entered On One of Four Counts In Siegwart Case

Tn us. District Court this morning James von der Heydt, attorney for Frank Siegwart, en- tered a plea of guilty by written consent of his client on Count l, which was for converting to the use of Sam Caldwell an AVG rifle.
 The US. District Attorney dis missed the counts 2, 3, and 4.
 US. District Judge Walter Hodge has set Wednesday morn ing for sentencing.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
Easter Parade Promises To Be Interesting Program

The Easter Parade is shaping up into an interesting program, stated Virginia Brown this mora ing. She urges that all those who are planning to attend get their tickets now to be assured of sec ing it, as the seating space is limited.
 Tickets are available at The Theater or reservations may be made by phone.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Roy Snyder, Wayne Tyre, Eugene Herman, Bob Bash elier.
 Dismissed: Naomi Konoktuk, Jody Ahwinona, John Ahmasuk, Ada Attatayuk, Wally Johnson, Henry Olanna, Nancy Hess, Ann Castell, Tommy Herman, Mary Katuakezi1k.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
WSCS TO HAVE
 EASTER FOOD SALE

The Women's Society of the Methodist Church has announced that they will hold their annual Easter Food Sale as usual on the day before Easter, April 20th, at the N. C. Store.
 This annual event which start ed over 40 years ago, brings out contributions from the best cooks in town and many interesting foods are featured.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
THURSDAY IS THE DATE FOR ATHLETIC BANQUET AT BERING SEA CLUB

The Annual Athletic Banquet will be held Thursday, April Il, not Tuesday as reported in the Nugget Friday. At the banquet, awards will be presented to the Nome Basketball League winners and runners-up.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

Considerable interest is build ing up for the regular meeting of the City Council this evening, at which time the raised telephone rates will be discussed and opin- ions aired
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
Carolyn Glavinovich h

Carolyn GIavinovich has as stunned her duties as assistant to the US. Clerk of the Court this week, taking over from Bob Scott, who has been elected City Clerk, City Magistrate, City Tax Asses Sor and Tax Collector.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

There were 4,651 guesses made here on the spring breakup at Ne mana in the annual contest which closed at midnight Saturday.
 The temperature at Nenana to- day was 39 degrees.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
CONTRACT FORMS FOR NOME-KOUGAROK ROAD NOW AVAILABLE

Contract forms for bidding on surfacing of the Nome-Kougar- ok Road Highway 9D are now, available at the BPR.
 Bills will be opened in Juneau on May 9th.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
18-Month Sentence
 Given Lilies on Counts of Giving Liquor to Minor

Frank Lilies was sentenced this morning to six months on each of three counts for giving liquor to a minor, the sentences to run concurrently.
 The George Stronghert case set for this morning was postponed to Wednesday morning, due to the fact that witnesses had not ar rived because of weather.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

Mrs. Agnes Turner, formerly Agnes Slwooko of Gambell, is the mother of a daughter born on April 5th at the home of her sis ter, who lives here. The little girl has been named Mary Flora.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
N o T I C E.

N o C E. If is important that models for the Easter Parade be al the sec- ond rehearsal tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

N o T C E
 Those planning entries in the Easter Parade al The Theater. benefit MIMI Hospital. contact Virginia Brown immediately. Next rehearsal Tuesday. 4 p.m.. at The Theater.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

Johnnie Sez:- 500 new chil- dren's records are to be found in the new kiddies corner at THE MUSIC BOX. '
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
N NOTICE

TICE The regular meeting of the Au- rora Circle is postponed from April 8 10 April IS.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

WANTED TO BUY-4 to 5 room
 house, preferably close to Main
 Street. Contact William o. Tate, !. 20. Box TYP, Seward, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

WANTED-Sman wannigan. Pre- fer it mounted on skids. Call Al Schneider, Polaris Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

WANTED TO BUY: GOOD used | 2x2's, 2x3's, 2x4's. Call at
 Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

FOR SALE-Kenmore 1nangle,
 $125. Call Main 164 after pm.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08

FOUND-Medal on ribbon with
 Mcdonald. Inquire at Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-08
W AN T ADS

FOR SALE-B1ond corner & chair
 side step-tables. Call Nugget.
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SPRINoFiELoS BIG VALUE!-s4ol cHRIsTY DRNE-oPEh
SUM-, z7-Connot remember when OF these 3-bedrm
both rombe, priced the 2os THIS ONE MUST Be SOLD
IMMEDIATELY! Center hoT Seporote din Huge ell cleo kit
Rec with fireplace full basement New house
condition Big o' Moss Ave Ext Cromwell Dr. 10
ChHsty and home IN corner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

This luxury home joins Number IS green Spacious center
hall with den powder room, electric Kitchen breakfast
dinette. formal dining ROOM living with fireplace and
woeor garage Frstfoor lectures Second floor hos
bedrooms ond baths oster bedroom 24xl4 with dressing
room also true secondoor center hoI and New Or
leonype front balcony Bosement hos beautiful poneIed
recreation room 32xl4 with Dor and fireplace One holt
level beautifully ondscoped lot foers the golf course.
Trodes considered.
DIRECTIONS Right on Greet OOH Rood to hoU,.
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BUILDERS REPORT

Congress has helped the home
buyer by authorizing more lib
eral FILA financing, but the
shortage of housing funds still
has to be solved, John M. Dick
erman, executive director of the
National Association of Home
Builders, said this week. He re-
ferred to recently passed legis-
lation lowering FILA down pay
ments, which. he said, will make
1t possible to build the many
more homes needed to satisfy
Americas booming population.
In an address before the
Southern Sash and Door Jobbers
Association in Memphis this
week, he cautioned that ways
and means must be found to
provide the money for these
FILA mortgages on terms that
average home buyers can af-
ford"
Persuading those responsible
for monetary policy and private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

investment lending to make ade-
quate funds available will be
a major objective of the NAHB
in the coming months" he said.
Edwin r. Butler. manager of
advertising and publicity for the
Timber Engineering Co. for the
past f1ve years, has been named
head of the American Institute
OF Timber Constructions new
information department.
The department has been set
up by the ATTIC to provide the
building industry, investors and
the general public with material
on new developments in engi-
neered timber and its uses.
"A Merchandising Short
Course for Home Builders" will
be given during three-day
program July is. II and 10 at
the National Housing Center.
1925 l. street NV.
Presented by the Theatre for
Industry" in conjunction with
the National Association OF
Home Builders, the course is
being held here for the second
time this year.
George S. Goodyear, Of Char
lotte. N. c.. president of NAHB,
is scheduled to teach a class on
The Right Price and Terms"
during the July sessions.
X
The Federal Housing Admins
tration has reported a slight in
crease in the secondary market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
FILA Boosts Rate
IOn Its Debentures

The interest rate on Federal
Housing Administration deben-
lures will go up on July from
3l4 per cent TO 33s per cent. un-
der regulations Just signed by
Norman P. Mason. FILA Com
missioner.
This will push the interest
rate on the FILA debentures to
the highest point they have ever
been, the agency said.
The debentures are issued to
lending institutions when prop
critics with Ensured mort
cages go into default and are
turned over to FILA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

price for FHA-insured S per cent
home mortgage during May.
FILA Commissioner Norman p
Mason said the most recent sur
vey on these prices indicates
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NEW HOME IN KENT-4s2o WEAVER TERRACE NV
OPEN sAT.,,7 SUN. lo-7-sult BY Ftonk S. Phillips Hond
some COLONEL OF finest controlled nehboood Spacious
center hoi pon Lorse bedroom ond Fu both floor
hedoom' baths End floor seoufu teen room With fireplace
ond odlcn'ne z both bosement Moss Ave Nebosko left
Ground circle 10 louehboo 3D. beor Louahboo Lowell
st., left 10 Weover Terrace left 10 home