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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-17

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with soft eenteFs. 80 pieces to box.
WGL-Condies and Confeetionories,
lst Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-05
5-This Is the Lite. Dromo.
7-Heedlins. Drama.
Mark Stevens stors.
ll:30
5-Jewish HeuF.
7-Possport TO DsngeT.
Cesar Romero stors.
li:55
9-Nsws. Horny Reosoner.
s;3SI:jslS
1900

1900
S-NET Presents.
"Paths to the Nomination"
7-This We BeIieve. Religion.
IAN Eye for on Eye" First in
series of films titled The Woy."
s-cemedy Playhouse.
1890
4-GWErA Presents. Color.
Geologic Time" Or. Lorin Steiff,
v. S. Geological Survey.
5-GeersetowH Univ. Forum.
The Man In spocs." Dr.. Charles
s. Sheldon u, Or. John R. Olive,
Rev. Frances J. Hyden. 81.
7-JohRs Hopkins File ].
THE Red Plush Yeors." currisr
end Ives depletion of life in
America 100 ysors oae. IRE
peot.)
9-Youth Vents 10 Know.
Senator McGee, Democrat of Wy
omino, guest.
loo
4-Teen Tslk. Discussion.
Ninth graders discuss the odiust-
ment to junior High with Mormon
Nickens, Principal of Woodson
Junior High School.
5-SuRdoy Mevie.
lM Hours. "Bloekbeord. The
Pirote." 1852. Robert Newton.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
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4-The Jewish Community M.
The films, "The Wilderness of
lin" and "ExoItotion," will be
presented.
5-Faith for Today.
9-Lamp Unto Ny Feet.
1890
4-Woteh Mr.. Wixord. Kids.
5-oEeI Roberts. Religion.
Trench Party. Music.
Featuring Tex Ritter.
e-0sweId Robbit Presents.
! Hour IS Minutes.
1l:00
4-Sundey Playhouse. Movie.
IVA Hours. ~ Dreor of Jeonnie." "
1851. Roy Middleton.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
SEC Suspends
Reynolds Firms

The Securities and Exchange
Commission has announced
suspension of Reynolds & Co.
and Reynolds & Co., Inc, from
membership in the National
Association of Securities Deal
ers for 80 days, effective July
l. These banking and invest
ment banking firms have their
main Offices in New York but
have 38 branch Offices in var
ious parts of the country.
The commission said it found
violations of securities laws in
four branch offices-thoSe in
Carmel. Berkeley and San
Francisco, Calf, and Chicago.
due to faulty supervision.
Reynolds said it has dismissed
all employees directly responsible
for the fraudulent activities,
the commission declared, en-
deavoring to settle equitably all
customers claims. The commits
sion ruled lack of adequate
supervision was so grave that
imposition of a sanction is re-
quired in the public interest"
Evening star., 1960-05-27

of 25 cents a share. payable
June % to stockholders Of
record June 3.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
Cos Light Co. Net
Guins in Month

Net income of $l.l47,l80 for
April was reported by the
Washington Gas Light Co. yes
terday. This compares with
$730.O43 for the same month
year ago-a $4l7,l37 increase.
For the four months of this
year. net income totaled ST.
541491 against $6,47e,l39 for
the similar 1859 period. There
were 393,18l customers meters
in service at the end of April,
a 1885 gain in year. Prop
erty, plant and equipment ac-
count increased $l2,9l8,666 to
/ $160,293,509.
Evening star., 1960-05-27

went to work with our sleeves
rolled up"
Starting with three employees,
the company soon diversified
from its original antenna work,
entering such fields as satellite
Instrumentation, aircraft elec-
tronics and ground-based radar
systems.
You can't afford to special
ize." Mr.. Kelleher observed.
AGA has concentrated its
most recent efforts on the de-
velopment of equipment for
missile test stations and long
range detection devices-two
areas in which Mr.. Kelleher
feels there is a real future. '
Right now" he said, were
into about everything NASA
(the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration is put
ting out. The biggest part OF
our work is the measurement OF
radiation, but we do some CON-
munications work, too"
With SO employees, the firm
now considers itself well out OF
infancy. In addition to its two
downtown plants, encompass
ing 1900 square feet of space
the firm expects to break
ground within a matter of days
on a 20,000-square-foot build
ing at Lincolnia and Edsall
roads. 1t is scheduled fol
eventual expansion to 100000
square feet.
Changing Business
] Mr.. Kelleher credits AGA's
Evening star., 1960-05-27
80 Equipment Show
To Go to Los Angeles

The Memorial Sports Arena
in Los Angeles will house the
Business Equipment Exposition
of 1860. November / to 4, it was
announced here by E. D. Tay-
lor, administrative vice presi-
dent of Office Equipment
Manufacturers Institute.
The event will follow by
about a year the inaugural ex-
position here. The Pacific
Coast showing will again re-
veal the systems and products
of the $4.25 billion Office ma
chimes and equipment industry
More than so manufacturers
will be represented. The expo
Sition will cover the entire main
floor of the arena.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
Meeting Hall
For Arlington
Towers Slated
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
Star Staf Writer

Plans for extension of the
Terrace Room at Arlington
Towers. 1O11 Arlington boule-
ward, Arlington. Va, to create
facilities for banquets and con-
ventions seating $500 persons,
were unveiled yesterday. Over
looking the National Capital
and Potomac River, it will be
known as the Arlington Terrace
Convention Center.
Some 100 persons. representa-
tives of patriotic, officials, busi-
ness and other groups, gathered
in the Terrace Room and we're
given an outline of a program
to attract conventions to North
ern Virginia.
James H. Berkey, president
of the Arlington Chamber of
Commerce, welcomed the group.
Winthrop w. Grice, general
sales manager for the Marriott
Motor Hotels. chairman of the
Convention Bureau of the Ar
lington Chamber of Commerce
told of convention facilities. He
said Arlington Towers now has
facilities for handling conven-
tions with up to ! 200 delegates
He said Washington will also
be helped by this new venture,
bringing added business to the
National Capital.
The possibility Of operating
a shuttle bus system between
various motor hotels was dis
cuSsed to overcome the parking
problem. The program would
tie-in the various motels, such
as the Southgate, Two Jima
Arva, Holiday and the Marriott
motor hotels at Twin Bridges
and Key Bridge. The gather
ing was told that $500 new
rooms were opened within the
last year and a half in eight
new motelS in that area.
Evening star., 1960-05-27

the institute will be held in
Washington in 1864 and the
chapter also will be host to
eastern seaboard conference in
1865 and 1870. 1t hopes to
attain 100 per cent membership
in all league member asSocia-
tions, Mr.. Haller said.
Savings and loans asSocia-
tions should devote more effort
to building a higher community
status in terms of reliability
and respectability in order to
keep pace with growth in the
l960s, declared William B.
.O'Connell, public relations di-
rector of the United States Saw
ings and Loan League, who took
part in a panel discussion on
advertising and public rela-
tionS.
CHlCdsO survey Clteu
Mr.. O'Connell cited a Chica-
go survey which found the
public does not regard savings
and loans as reliable and re-
spectacle as most commercial
banks. Some banks have tried
to perpetuate this situation, but
the savings and loans are in
creaSing educational efforts to
offset this propaganda. Mr.
O'Connell said. The District
League is pioneering in edu-
eating its area on the reliabil-
lty and soundness of federally
insured associations, he said.
w. Frank Gatewood. adver-
tiSing director of the Washing
ton Post and Times Herald
said daily newspapers will con-
tinue to be an indispensable
part of every family in the
l960s and will continue to in
crease their services of infor-
nation and education. F. Reid
Wallace, partner of the Mellor
and Wallace agency. described
growth of televiSion audience.
and their place in an advertis-
ing program. Thomas T. Ryan
OF the McCann- Erickson, Inc.
described extensive research for
the Savings and Loan Founda-
tion and said this data is avail
able for individual associations
Evening star., 1960-05-27
Store Sales Under
Year AGO Level

Department store sales for
downtown Washington in the
week ended May 81, compared
with the week ended May %
1859, declined 10 per cent. In
the Washington Metropolitan
Area for that period they were
4 per cent of. This was dis
closed today by the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond, Va
For the week ended May 81
contrasted with the prior week
department store sales in
creased 5 per cent for the
Washington Metropolitan Area
and they we're 3 per cent UP
for downtown Washington.
Evening star., 1960-05-27

success, in part, to its reSiliency.
He noted that the electronics
business changes radically from
year to year, demanding quick
decisions and rapid alterations
of programs.
Since we are a small COM
pany," he said, I'VE can adjust
very rapidly. Just like the
company's name (which, loosely
translated from Greek means
air. earth and space, we cover
everything"
The mathematician scientist
also credited NASA for its as
sistance to the research ano
development industry.
The establishment of NASA
is the best thing that has hap
pened to this country recently.
Mr.. Kelleher said. Now We
have one agency to take care
of our space research"
The big advantage of NASA
he said, is that the organiza
ton has capable in-houst
engineering"
The people in NASA are gooc
engineers" Mr.. Kelleher said
and can recognize a good thing
and reject the bad"
Ahead in Quality
In contrast to critics of the
Nations space research pro.
gram, he declared that the
United States is ahead of the
Soviet Union in quality.
While granting that the Rus.
slams have been able to prope.
heavier loads into space, he as.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
OVER COUNTER

Washington liStings on over-the-
counter markets furnished by the Ma
tionsl Association Of Securities Dealers
as of / pm. Friday, May -.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, May % CAP).-spot
noonterrous metal prices today: Copper
Lead IL cents a pound, New York
zinc 3 cents a pound. East st Louis
I'm IA q pound. New York. For
eisn silver 9l9s cents per troy ounce
New York.
was quoted by Iron Age at 80 OO-34 cd
Evening star., 1960-05-27
Savings ond Looms
Urged to Warn Public
Of Maryland Phonies
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
Star Financial Edifnr

HOT SPRINGS. Va, May 27.-BecauSe Of the lack of
savings and loan regulations adjoining Maryland the Dis
trict Savings and Loan Leagues
urged here today step efforts the public risks
of fraud "phoney" associations
Maede league president president of WASH
Evening star., 1960-05-27

serted that Americas rocketry
is more sophisticated.
In the long-range view" he
said. I'm very optimistic. We've
got fantastic array Of equip
ment, and it's getting better
all the time"
Evening star., 1960-05-27
GEICO Dividend

Directors of Government En-
ployes Insurance Co. has de-
clared the regular quarterly
dividend on its capital stock
Evening star., 1960-05-27
Martin Declares 40c

Directors of the Martin Co.,
Baltimore. today authorized a
quarterly dividend of 40 cents
per share, payable June 81 to
stockholders Of record June 6.
Evening star., 1960-05-27
TALKING OF BUSINESS
TALKING OF BUSINESS
Mathematician Scientist Helps
Pull Space Firm Up by Bootstrops
BY WILLIAM MacDOUGALL
Star Stan Writer


If Kenneth S. Kelleher has
his head in the clouds, it's per-
fectly understandable. That's
his business.
We're in space up to our
ears" declared the personable
young president of Alexandria's s
Aero Geo Astro Corp. Whats
more, we've had no angels to
help put us there"
AGA, as a matter of fact, has
its feet planted solidly on the
ground-despite the other
worldly talk.
In just two years of business,
the privately owned research
and development firm has twice
increased sales by 100 per cent
(s50O.0 900 in 1858 and 81 million
in 1882. The prospects appear
to be the same for 1850: the
company is forecasting sales Of
So million.
Up By BOOtStraps
Such a record is one of the
reasons AGA has needed no
angel" Coutside financial back
err so far.
We've pulled ourselves up
by the bootstraps," Mr.. Kel-
leher declared, although some
day we may offer stock to the
public"
At present, stock is available
only to officials and employees
of the firm. 1t is located at 1900
Duke street in Alexandria.
| Both Mr.. Kelleher and the
vice president. Kenneth L. Nell
son, are comparatively old
hands in the space equipment
program. The pair are former
employees of Melpar, Inc, and
Mr.. Kelleher was a 10-year
veteran of the Naval Research
Laboratory before entering pri-
vate industry.
The Richmond born scien-
tist moved to the Washington
area with his bride following
graduation from the University
of North Carolina in 1943. A
Navy commission in hand, he
went to work at the NRL in
its microwave optics section
which he ultimately came to
head.
Developed Antenna
Mr.. Kelleher helped to de-
velope the first multiple beam
radar antenna. The Kelleher
antenna was later adapted for
use in the ballistic missile de-
lection system.
While he was at Melpar, hi
said, he began to think about
setting up his own consulting
firm of about a dozen people
Every six months or so.
he said, I'D get really interest.
ed again in that idea. But In
not really the gambling type
and I preferred a guaranteed
salary"
In 1858. Mr.. Nelson, in the
process of establishing AGA
offered him just that. Mr.. Kel.
leher accepted.
I'VE moved into a warehouse
at 1914 Duke street Tin Alex
andria)," he recalled "anc
Evening star., 1960-04-15

rapidly, the second applica-
ton should kill the remain
ing adults and most of the
young, and so on.
To insure a more complete
control, all holes around
pipes, etc. should be filled in
with plaster patch or some
similar material. Spray all
of the wall boards, especially
where there are spaces be-
tween them and the floor.
Spraying should be concen-
trated in the kitchen and
wherever else food is used
frequently. The bathroom
should be sprayed too. That
slot in the medicine cabinet
Evening star., 1960-04-15

but requires a little effort.
1t can be done by you in
your home without the ex-
pense Of calling in a profess
sional. A professional, how
ever, can do a far more salts
factory job and may be called
in if you desire.
The reaches life cycle is
approximately a month long.
(This is the time it takes to
produce new young). This
means that you should spray
at least once every month, for
three to four months.
In this way most of the
adults will be killed after the
first application. If they have
reproduced, and they do very
Evening star., 1960-04-15
WEE WOMEN

ly. Add flour gradually, to
form a soft dough. Add va
nilla. Force through cookie
press. Bake in hot oven 400
degrees) for 8 to 10 minutes
or until lightly Drowned.
These may be decorated with
colored sugar or candy dec
orations. They are so easy
and so good.
For variety, divide the
dough in half and add a
square of melted unsweet-
ened chocolate to half the
Evening star., 1960-04-15

spring on your own house
after the winter doldrums.
Then in summer nature
emphasizes the cool crisp
green of the grass, the green
leaves, the white of the
syringa bush, the blush-pink
of the rose to inspire us with
the idea that these are the
colorS for summer, along with
the vivid accents of the
purple iris and the salmon
colored phlox.
In the fall she toSses out
her palette Of harvest colorS,
the beige Of a dried corn
husk. the yellow of the
pumpkin, the rusSets and reds
Of apples, the amber of sweet
cider and the burning bright
orange of the autumn leaves.
Winter, Nature says, is for
holly berry-red and pine
green, and poinsettia red with
black crows in a field of new
snow for accents.
Why not watch Nature for
your color schemes?
Mrs. N. w. T. asks:
Have you any suggestions
besides color or flowers to
brighten up a room? I love
my colors and my rug is all
right but something is lack
ing"
Dear Mrs. N. w. T.:
Do you look over the ads
in your papers? The other
day one had a headline
BLACK and brass accessories
are lively accents" Then it
showed several ideas that
you might find to be just
what you need, priced from
1898 to $14.98.
A 3-tier utility bookstand,
a telephone or planter stand,
a flower cart, a "bandstand"
to hold a phonograph and
records, magazine rack, waste
basket and a hostess cart.
All these in smart black with
brass touches. So do go to
your local store and browse
for ideas!
Mr.. n. S. asks:
Because my mother is
planning to redo my bed
room, have a problem. Now.
as for the past 10 years
mother insists on 'off-white
walls with a touch of beige
with green accessories
Frankly I'm fed up with
these colors. I am a college
student living at home. thus,
I spend a great deal of time
at my desk. Can you think
Of anything new and excit-
ing to go with maple furni-
ture-colors that I won't tire
of easily? How about red?"
Dear Mr.. N. S.:
After l9 years Cor even
before I'd want a change
too. For a young man I
think slate blue walls would
be a nice definite choice. with
white curtains, and a red
bedspread and chairs. With
some black accents in ac-
cessories I think you'll want
to spend even more time at
that desk.
"Be Your Own Decorator" fos-
cinotins and most informative
booklet by Dorothy Draper, is
ovoiIobIe to readers Of The Stor.
Send Is cents in coin and your
name ond address printed to
Dorothy Draper, care Of The Eve
ming Stor. Mrs. Draper eonnot
answer personal mail. but will use
questions Of widest general
appeal in her column.
Copyright 1860, Dorothy Draper
Evening star., 1960-04-15

recipe for raisin wine which I
would like to have along with
a recipe for grape wine.
Also. I would be ever 50
grateful for a good home
brew recipe for beer as we
made it at home years ago.
Many thanks.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Vanilla Gems
Mrs. D. N. c., TAX

Mrs. D. N. c., Tdkond Park
Here is a very good cookie
recipe. Just take IA cups
butter, l cup sugar, 2 eggs,
q teaspoon vanilla, 314 cups
-four.
Cream butter and sugar.
Add eggs and beat thorough
Evening star., 1960-04-15
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

for old razor blades, if not
used should be covered with
adhesive tape.
Any good insecticide will
control reaches if the ap-
plications are repeated. I
would suggest one that con-
tains Chlordance; it is rela-
lively safe and has a lasting
residue. Whichever one you
choose, follow the directions
of the manufacturer.
I hope the above informa-
ton will be a help to you
and solve your problem.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
ADVERTISEMENT
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builds up resistance against sur
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Fortified by proper nutrition,
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Ice-O-Derm will give you positive
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Get Ice-O-Derm at any drug or
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Evening star., 1960-04-15
Reaches Around This Town
Mr.. r. M. c., Siluer Spring

In regard to letter about reaches you alone
There five different species Of reaches that nfes houses
in this for they highly domestcated insect
quite likely that brought the reaches from your old
apartment but this doesn't have to be the
Your main of getting rid of them fairly
Evening star., 1960-04-15

sprays of yellow forsythia,
mimosa or stalks Of crisp
golden daffodils.
A wonderful idea - that
touch Of fresh yellow to
Evening star., 1960-04-15

New York, NY. Especial reportl
Skin scientists have developed
an invisible pharmaceutical ice
lce-O-Derm-that promises mi-
raculous new looking complex
ions. Ice-O-I)erm actually gives
timetable results you can see.
lst 5 days: Ingredient number
one helps free pores of blackheads,
pasty fat and impurities not re-
moved by soap and water-helps
prevent pimple infection from
spreading. Result: Clearer, fresher
skim
2nd S days: Ingredient number
tUo holds moisture in. shields it
'Due TO overaetive oil glands.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
Brighten Up Your Home
With q Touch of SDrinq

Although Mother Nature hasn't written
book, she is continually giving us visual proof of
her know-how when it comes to color.
In the spring when we're all sort of logy after
the long gray winter she wakes us up with bright
Evening star., 1960-04-15

dough. Decorate these with
confectioners sugar icing, if
you like.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Wine Recipe

Mrs. r. T., Washington
Sometime ago I saw a
Evening star., 1960-04-12

STARTING APRIL 24fF,, United Air Lines brings
you nelO DC-8 Jet with more powerful engines ..
25% more thrust =. 40 m.ph. more speed!
This new DC-8 Jet takes off faster climbs
faster cruises faster than any other jet to San
Francisco.
But there's more to this new United DC-8 Jet
Evening star., 1960-04-12
D SAN FRANCISCO LK $50 PM-AR g.;

than speed. This jet was built with the passenger
mind. Add United's extra care, and you have trav
at its best.
Also starting April "a, the only jets to Seatt
Portland; second jet to Chicago.
For reservations, see your helpful Travel Agent,
call United Air Lines, Sterling 3-47OO.