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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
. MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW roak, h7ril J dPp.--NatieHal Assoeia-
lien Securities Dealers, Iae., nosa quotations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
EIectronics Coins
Spur PIustics

Growth OF the electronics in
dustry in this area has created
boom-tima demand for a wide
variety Of plaStics. reported
President Jolte Jansons OF
Read Plastics. Inc. yesterday.
Sales of the Washington dis
tr!buting firm in the first
quarter rose IS TO 20 per cent
above a year ago and Mr.. jan
sons believes overall volume
of his firm this year may in
crease so per cent over last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

Loan ASSOCIATIONS, SJepnen
Slipher, staff vice president and
head of the United States
Leagues Washington Office,
said many sound Maryland as
Sociations may suffer from the
malpractices of a few unSound
associations unless proper regu-
lation is provided.
Mr.. Slipher emphasized an
overwhelming majority of as
sociationS in Maryland are
soundly managed, in strong
financial condition and have
performed a great service to
savers and homeowners of the
State.
1T would be unfortunate"
he said, IF one or two aSsocia-
tions which do not follow those
sound patterns were permitted
to endanger the prestige and
record Of the savings and loan
business IN this State.
Denies Maryland Charge
Earlier in the day in Wash
ington, Mr.. Slipher issued a
fiat denial that the United
States League had been in
touch with Senator Beall of
Maryland prior to his speech in
the Senate on Monday de-
houncing practices Of the Fam
lily Savings e. Home Loan Asso-
citation of Maryland and the
American Savings & Loan In
demnity Co.
Mr.. Slipher said the asSocia-
tion. which has Offices in the
Maryland suburbs of Washing
ton, was the only association
in this area which had been
rejected for membership in tire
United States League. but that
81 uninsured Maryland associa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
D. c., VIRGINIA
BANKS TO STAY
OPEN FRIDAY

District and nearby Vir-
ginia banks will have reg
ular hours. Friday and
Friday night. although
Maryland banks will be
closed in observance Of
Good Friday.
Alexandria banks will be
open along with the other
Virginia suburban insti-
tutions.
Major securities ex-
changes Of the Nation will
be closed. although some
commodity markets will be
open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
New Symbol for Security: s.,
THE 4 THAT LOOKS OUT FOR u
Here's why this new symbol has been odopted

This kind OF protection Is so
much appreciated that more
auto and fire insurance is bought
from the independent agent
selling at standard rates than
from all the Others put togetheri
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tons had applied for member
ship and qualified under. the
! leagues standards.
I'm the State Of Maryland
there is no State supervision
and examination and if an
association is not a member Of
the Federal Home Loan Bank
System or the Federal Savings
& Loan Insurance Corp. the
league must rely on its own
evaluation Of the management
and financial condition of the
institution" Mr.. Slipher said.
Cites Persian Letter
Referring to an open letter
issued by John Persian. presi-
dent of the Family Savings g.
Home Loan Association. in an
swer to Senator Beall's charges,
Mr.fl Slipher said it was in
accurate.
He said Mr.. Persian should
apologize for his accusation
that Senator Beall'S criticism
of the association was inspired
by officials of the United States
League and that league officials
were pressing for a congress
SIGNAL investigation of the
association.
Possibly unaware Of Mr.. Sill
piers denial, Representative
Roosevelt, Democrat OF Cali
fornia. today stepped into the
fray to repeat Mr.. Persian's
charge that the Maryland
association is the victim of "a
large monopolistic group try
ing to drive away competi-
ton. specifically the United
StctaeS League.
Mr.. Roosevelt is honorary
president of a relatively tiny
new organization called the
American Council of Independ-
ent Savings & Loan Associa-
tons. of which the Maryland
ASSOCIATION is a member.
The United States League
with 4.400 member associa-
tons over the Nation and the
somewhat smaller National
League of Insured Savings and
Loan Associations are major
trade organizations maintain
ing generally-accepted standr
ards in the savings and loan
field.
Insurance's Key
A major point in the con-
trovery is the manner in
which accounts are insured
The two large leagues have in
sisted that members be insured
either by the Federal Govern
ment or private organization
Of proven responsibility.
In his original criticism or
the Senate floor Monday anC
again in a counter statement
to replies of the Maryland as
sociation's officers. Senator
Beall stressed two points.
He contended the associa-
tons advertising that it paid
Az per cent on savings wal
inaccurate and misleading il
as much as l per cent actual!
went as payment for Insurance.
written by a company. thu
identity and responsibility o
which he questioned.
The Senator said he under
stood that Mr.. Persian ant
Sherman S. Cohen. another as
ISOLATION officer, constitute thu
council. operate the association
and also operate the insurinI
company. He said that as ia
as he knows the insurance com
pany has no Office in the Unitet
States.
Mr.. Slipher said that as lonI
ago as last October, his leagul
requested and was promised
! financial statement of the in
surance company. but that thi
hes not been received as yet
He said he Maryland In
, surance Commissioner reporte,
! last October 8 that he ha,
been unable to determine any
thing about the financial con
dition or corporate status o
| the alleged insurer"
In reply to Mr.. Persian
statement that the council ha
less than 100 members. Mr.
Slipher suggested that report
ers get list of members. :"
believe they will find actua
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27

VbIUN bIUIoUII-
lst Nat Cleaners Z 1 l8
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27

MIAMI. Fla -- The 9th an
nual Ray Mitchell North South
Winter Golf Tournament viii be
played over the Miami Springs
Country Clubs championship
layout on February 1922. rather
than February 1913 as previous
ly announced
The change in dates for the
Wellknown tournament became
necessary because of an advance
in the date for the opening OF
the major league baseball sea
SON according TO tourney pro
motcr Ray Mitchell The base
1all season. which usually starts
lroun April H. is sci TO begin
on April 10, 1859 and as a
aonscQucnce the training period
starts week earlier In order
that the baseball PLAYERS might
have their regular annual goll
tournament in the week before
the training season begins Mr.
Mitchell and his committee have
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27
First Nationals Defeat
Down Beot i'm Rec LEAGUE

to Chrysler Hawks 1924 Lewis
Business cagers started with 5
men and played the entire game
with Just that number. The
Hawks led 8 to 8 at the end Of
the first period and Judge Du
Hart had made 3 of lhch Chrys
Ter mems total AT halftimc Lew
is Business was on the low end
# a 28.2l score Chrysler Shall
mon Sigmon was IN the first
three high with 7 field goals and
2 free hits Zelma Hines was in
10th place with l3 points
Roosevelt Mopley made 3
fields in each half TO pace his
Warriors to a AZ to % nod over
scoring star of last week, and
Marks Furs Richard Garner
Robert Steele we're also very
much in the game The two
other Warriors made 8 and 8
points respectively
Marks Furs trailed al the half
l6 to 23
Ps r. Totals
LcBron Bronson
lst Nat Cleaners 7 4 10
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27
Xavier Wins
Cage Openers

Onening their l958-59 cage
season on the road. Coach James
Hawkins hoopstcrS from Nayler
University of New Orleans, La
established themselves as a team
thal must be respected IN the
hot SIAC race by soundly defeat
inr Fort Valley 1888 and taking
the measure Of Tuskcgec by a
$3.50 count.
The Gold Rush had to come
from behind in each contest 10
claim victory over very compe'
toni imposition. Coach Hawkins
seemed TO find his right comolna'
,;on for these games in veteran
George Scwell, Junior from Co
ion. Panama; Cedric Bailey soph.
omorc from Panama City; and
freshmen Kenneth Arthur OF
Now orleans. Cincinnatus Powell
Of Baton Rouge. La. and Jep'ha
Rivens from Indianapolis, Ind.
samuel Thompson. Sophomore
from Tuskegee and Israel Joseph
senior from New Orleans, la. al
tcrnated intermittently with thiS
group.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27
Gridders
Honored

Washington--Dick Bass of the
College of the Pacific, Ara Par
sheghian, coach of Northwestern
University, Jim Marshall of Ohio
State University, and Bert Pig
gett, coach at North Carolina
State AIT College were chosen
by the Pigskin Club of Washing.
ton as 1855 Award winners. The
coach of the championship high
school team of the District of
Columbia was also honored at
the 2lst Annual Awards Dinner
held at the Willard Hotel, Friday
evening.
Honor guests on this occasion
were members of the Metropolis
tan All-Star high school team,
They included Bernie Chavis of
Eastern, Mike Reese of Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Isaac Brown of
Eastern, Mike Haycock of An
ncndale, Frank Dubofsky of ST
Johns, George Cheek of Phelps
Vocational, Tom Hoover of John
Carroll, Dick Drummond of
Woodrow Wilson. Charles Bryer
of Montgomery Blair, Paul Ciatti
of ST. Johns and Robert Mar
shall of Eastern.
Or. Jerome "Brud' Holland,
president of Delaware State Col
lcge, former All-American from
Cornell University, served as
POSTMASTER.
The club. under the presidency
of Lieut.. Lawrence A. OXley,
presented the freshman year col
lege scholarship awards this year
to Dick Drummond and Bernie
Chavis.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27
Gibson and Bronson Ovtshoot
Msekie; RETS Play Feature
Game This Week
Los ANGELES. Calf. =

DETROIT - IL the hottest
contest Sunday afternoon Down
Beat Barber Shops ace, Herman
Mackie, was overshadowcd on
Northern Community Center's
court by the illustri0us Dennis
Gibson and towering LeBron
Bronson, who greatly assisted
their First National Cleaners
teammates in winning a 46-43
victory.
If play in the season opener
last week is any indication, lie.
Bron Bronson, who tops the scor-
crs with AZ points, will be the
key TO his teams title aSpira.
tions in the Northern Recreation.
Detroit Tribune Sunday league
this winter
AT the end of the first quar-
ter First Nationals led the Down
Beat BARRIERS l3 to 8 with Bron-
son having scored 7 Of the
points. With the score at "a TO
% Mackie broke the BARRIERS
ahead for the first time to give
them a 1925 lead at half time
Fast Curtis Amerson, playing
in shoes too large for him, sank
shot from the center to bring
his First Nationals to 1882 tic
at the end of three periods
Bronson scored 7 fields and 4
fouls TO pace the winners with
Is points Mackie made 7 fields
and 2 fouls TO lead his Down
Beat BARRIERS with 10.
William Agee and Art Kuiper
starred as the REFS outfired
Local 295 from all angles TO
win 56.35. Both Agce and kul.
per scored Is points to place
six and seven in the first ten
high for the day
First National Cleaners Den
mis- Gibson earned 9th position
with 6 fields and free throw
Paul Agcc, Williams brother
coppcd 9th position when he hit
SO for l3 for the REFS How
ard Worthy. who last week neat
ly tucked in l8 points for the
RETS. didn't show for this
weeks contests
Roy Maxw ell accounted for
l6 points. the weeks third high
but failed to give victory to
Lewis Business College who lost
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27
1&
AzH4zr@ss 4 !
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. 27 1858
Golf Tourney

released the period OF February
lOl3
In a statement issued from Mi
ami. MIR Mitchell declared As
YOU know the baseball players
tournament is also held IL Mi
ami Springs. The oascoall sea.
son usually starts around the
18th of April. however next
year it Will begin on April 10
I do hone that cur ,Aanec Ci
dates Will not Interfere too
greatly with your rd.s wnllc
| hope that yoI Will appreciate
our releasing our dates to the
baseball players II We had not
given up our dates The fine
baseball men wolld not have
been able TO have golf tourna-
mont
Many participants In The Ray
Mitchell might have already
made reservations in Miami no
tells changing their reservation
dates
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27
Miehiqan : MSU Athletes
TO Meet Russian Team
spare goalic.

spare goalic.
Despite the merger, the com
bincd teams will face a tough
task in meeting the Russians
since their team is regarded as
one of the top amateur teams
in the world today Russia has
won the world title twice and
finished second three times IN
the past five years.
The Wolverines, with thclr
own squad, will receive a rug
ccd tuncup for the intcrnation-
al contest when they play the
touring us. National team here
Monday. Dec. 20 in the Mlchl'
gan Coliseum.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27

LONDON - British fight pro.
moter Jack Solomons said TODAY
he would make a fabulous"
offer TO Sugar Ray Robinson TO
defend his middlcweight title
against Britain's Terry Downcs
IN London next summer.
Struggling off Downes' loss by
a TKO to Spider Webb, Chicago.
at Wembley Stadium last night,
Solomons said:
Il am going ahead with my
plans 10 get Downes a world title
fight II Robinson will defend
his title against Downes, then
am confident Downes will not
only beat him, but stop him"
Merely Speculation
SoIomons refused r. saw how
much his offer. sent by cable
10 Robinson, was worth. Box
ing writer's specvIsted il might
be as much as $l50.o00.
The London promoter seemed
to be paying little attention to
Downes' loss. The referee stop
ped the bout after eight rounds
with the British champion bleed.
ing freely from eye cuts.
But for the cuts. Downes
would have won," said Solo,
mons. although the Associated
Press scoreeard had Webb, the
No. 3 contender. slightly ahead
at the time.
Robinson Interested
Solomons said he would like tc
arrange the match for outdoors
in June - either at Wembley OF
Twickenham. Both places hold
about 10000.
In New York, Robinson wa.
not Immediately available fol
comment. But his representative
George Gainford said. IF Sugar
fights next year, he might be re
ceptiye to such an offer. We viii
consider all offers and Sl50,00(
is in the right neighborhood.'
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27
MOVE TO AID
WILLIE MAYS

San Franclsco--The San Fran.
cisco Giants will remove the 10.
loot screen below the scoreboard
IN Seals Stadium next season. a
move to aid center ficlders, in.
Guiding the clubs star, Willie
Mays.
The change will extend the
playing area depth of Is feet
along 70foot spread So in
1859, home run will have to
clear the scorcboard. afcat not
accomplished the past two dec
AIDES.
Last season. a ball landing be.
tween the screen and the score
hoard went as homer. About Is
were hi in that sector
Eddie Brannick, Giant secre.
tary who announced the change,
said the fence had restraining
influence on center fielders last
season and forced them to pull
up to avoid slamming into il.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27
SPORTS

BY jim BUTLER

Otis Woodward, sparring part
,cr Of middleweight champion
gay Robinson, will meet Wifi
creaycs. Canadian middlewcight
champion. when IcirO.t opens its
1850 boxing season with q pro.
pram at the Graystone Ballroom
Tuesday, Jan. q.
The bout will be return
event between Greaves. now
making his home in Detroit, and
thc protege Of Sugar Ray.
Grcaves took an unanimous deci-
sion when the two met in New
York's st. Nicholas Arena last
June.
Woodward has won II bouts
and fought five draws in "a
starts, four of his wins being
knockouts. Robinson often works
in Woodward's corner Greaves
has won "a in "a, III being by
the kllOIhout iOutts
Harold killer" Johnson of the
Archway Bowling Lounge in Chi
cago land who is even better
known as one of Sugar Ray Rob
inson's managcrs) came to town
last Monday to witness the De
troit debut of one of his fighters,
lightweight Bobby Rogers (who
lost to Michigan champion Gene
Gresham). After Tuesdays scrap
at the Graystone Ballroom.
Killer" made the rounds of the
night spots with DR.. Bob Ben
nett, Michigan Athletic Commits
sion physician, and other pals.
The Motor City Gym will close
on Jan. |. II is the most favored
b, boxers in training. The club
has been operated for the past
l8 months by c. w. Smith. indus
trialist sportsman who has done
more than any other person to
keep the fight game alive in De
troit for the past two years.
Aside from operating the gym,
Smith has promoted fights at the
Motor City, the Light Guard
Arnory. the Graystone Ballroom
and Jefferson Beach. Tony Ross,
the fprmcr boxer who manages
the NJ c. Gym for Smith, ex-
planned, The overhead here is
too great, so we are looking
around for another suitable
place" Ross indicated Smith
might decide to qcopen the old
George Williams gym on Wood
ward near Pcttrboro.
Fireworks normally are asSo-
cial"d with the Fourth of July,
but tAcy sometimes so off with
out warming. This is just what
most '"rnl CAGE fans may enjoy
when Detroit will be the host OF
the best college basketball tour
namcnt IN It's history during the
Chr ,tNaS holidays.
Army. Michigan and Princeton
join with University Of Detroit in
the annual Motor City tourna-
mcnt at L. of d. Memorial Build
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27

ing starting Dec. 20.
Michigan has one of the Biz
Tens outstanding seniors in NJ. c.
Burton, a prc-mcd student 6.
foot-5 forward from Nuskcgon
Heights whose brother, Ed is
with the Harlem Globetrottcrs
Burton broke Ron Kramer's for.
mer 34-point scoring record
against Butler by hitting 38.
The Wolverines have been as.
signed the nights big game in
the opening doubleheadcr of the
tournament. The host team. u. of
ID. will play Army in the first
game at 7;30 pm. Winners will
meet winners and losers play
losers on Dec. 80.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27

Spartans expect to furnish at
least one complete forward line
plus several defcnscmcn and a
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27

Northern rcc Ccntern"i~nil
Tribune Basketball League
Schedule COR Sunday. Dec %.
pm Local 900 Vs Chtyslcr
Hawks
2:l5 pm Down Beat vs. REFS
330 pm Marks Furs " Lewis
Business College
4.45 pm Isl National Cleaner
vs. Warriors
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27

But Renfrew and Spartan
coach Amo Besonne got together
an State offered its services
T. help solve the problem The
The Detroit tribune., 1958-12-27

ANN ARBOR, Mch--Michigan and Michigan state long
intense rivals in athletics will combine their forces or ne
first time in sports history to meet the Russian ONhp0
team in an exhibition game at Detrots Olympia Stadium
January g.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

circuit. A novelty juggler, Jimmy Stutz, whose specially is lights out" juggling routine with liam. ing torches, will be included in the all-star cast along with dancer Mairan Shell, who will add glam- our and movement. to the show with tap routine tailored for the nightclub and theatre circuit.
 Song and dance music for the Comedy CaperS" show will be played by Shirley Harriss, trum- pet and drums; Bob Manzi, bass, and Helen Manzi on the accordian.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

FOR RENT-Furn 2 rm apt close in. Flee refrig & wash mach. Navy approved. S6O Ph 2054.
 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
WEATHER PERMITTING

are StlIl running our excuTSicnS. Call Ali Madsen, Ph; 3272t 26-ln
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

FOR RENT-2 houses & trailer house. Ph 4541. 26-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

FOR RENT-Sml clean. comnlete- ly furnished, newly decorated, navy a~nroved house. Reason able. Flee. range, washer, auto.
 oil hot water heater. Mission
 Rd. overlooking bay. Ph 4823 eyes. " tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

WANTED SOON -- Real estate
 salesman. Will require capable person willing to study for real estate examination under my sponsorship to be employed full
 or part time as salesman ir Kod- iak branch office. For informa- ton see Mir. George H. Cornell jus, real estate broken. Culver Realty Co. Br. office. Ph 2761.
 ~ . 26-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

FOR RENT-2 rm house, Mission Rd. near Spruce, Suitable for couple, Navy approved. Ph 2743.
 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

WHAT WILL YOU GIVE for the Briggs home? We have decided
 to sell our house-comp. furn, to the party making the best of- fer over $30,OOO before August B, 1858 If you wish to look the house over, please make ap- pointment. Contact made by writing note to Box 752. Maur- ice L. Briggs. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

FOR RENT-Trailer No. 6. Pratt'S IT. Ct. Rent $60. 26-1y FOR RENT - Trailer No. 12, 2 bdrm, bathtub. Pratt'S Tr. Ct.
 26-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
Comedy Capers'
 Is Next USO Show

Comic Capers," new United Service Organization comedy re- vue coming to Alaska direct from New York, will appear in Kodiak soon, following their appearances on the mainland. They will be at Fort Richardson Sunday, July 27.
 The show will feature the com edy song and dance team of Clara Cedrone and Damian Mitchell, stars of the New York nightclub
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

FOR SALE-2 bdrm furn house on 2 lots fenced in, with garden
 planted, strawberries ripening.
 Mill Bay Rd. $9,5OO, will con- sider terms. Must sell immedi- ately-leaving. Ph 4822. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

AVBLE AUG. 1--1 bdrm furn
 apt. Downtown location. Jack
 Metzgar, Ph 2093 26-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

WAFICO F for sale for S9,00O. Includes hydraulic block, radio, seine-the works. Also has gill; net reel & trolling cockpit. Falker Junglov, Port Williams.
 26-3n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

FOR RENT-2 Sml houses, Ph 1852 or see Swede Breckberg across from Holman Auto Mart.
 26-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

FOR SALE-New Douglas fir 2 x 4's & 1 x As $115 per M. Gene Cannon, next to Beachcombers.
 tin
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
Wild Flight From Police
Results In TlU0
Fatalities
CONTINUED from page one)

continued from page one)
were dead, their cars II tangle of
wreckage in the north-helnd lane
of the highway, a mile and a half
north of FELTON,
In the hour preceding the wreck.
according to police, Wright was
stopped for speeding in Dagsboro.
eluded the police chief while driv-
ing to a magistrates office, knock
yer, and drove away from prop
erty damage accident near Cam
den.
Two police cars were in hot pur-
suit of his car when it vas stopped
by the collision. Two roadblocks
had failed to stop him.
Police and friends of the Wright's
reconstructed events this way:
In his telephone conversation
from Millsboro, Wright told his
wife he would either drive the car
to a Salisbury auto agency or sum-
mon a repairman.
Mrs. Wright didn't hear anything
more from him. At 7:30 p. m. she
and a neighbor left for Salisbury,
arriving about $3.50 to learn he had
never appeared at the auto agency.
1t was just about this time that
Wright was stopped for speeding
by Dagsboro Police Chief Philip
Webber. Webber took Wright's IL
cense and registration and asked
Ii him to follow his car ID a magis-
trate's office.
The two vehicles turned around
together, ard started off with
Wright following Webber. At the
intersection of County Route 331,
however, Wright took sudden
turn and headed toward Millsboro.
Webber took up the chase, but
lost the other car when his cruiser
hogged down on lumberman's S
road in the woods back of Mills
boro.
State police were called but
Wright's car was-in the words of
one trooper-"long gone"
An hour later he was stopped by
a state policeman on Route IL. Just
what happened and where it hap
pened wasn't clear.
State police at Dover said they
had no information on an earlier
report that the trooper was knock
ed down. but not hurt, when Wright
sped off this time. Troopers at
Georgetown said their report in
dicated the incident took place
near Canterbury, in Dover Troops
area.
Troopers at Dover did. however,