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Evening star., 1961-12-28

CONSUL 1858 4-dr.: a real econ
BILL [ II PAGE FORD, INC.
82l Arl. Blvd. F c.. JE. 3-lls9
CONTINENTAL '48 Classic: Cad.
eng, deserves restoring; $3.50 or
offer. GA. 4-91S9.
CONTINENTAL 81, convertible; T.
door, maroon. air conditioned, full
ly equipped, in excellent condition,
special S5,295.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1928 22nd St.. NV. FE. 7-2800
CONTINENTAL 80 Mark " hard
top coupe: all white, all power,
factory air conditioning and anti
1905.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR, u
OV 3-O35O ALEXANDRIA,
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CHEVROLET 80 Impala coupe: f.
speed factory floor shift: 335-h.p.
engine: great buy at our year
end clnse nut nrice. 81 SQh
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4i60 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $1,000
COLONY PARK 196Oi full power
white W. red, inter. padded dash
sun visor, this car is immac.
$2,195. LEE d. BUTLER, 1l2l
hIet pt n M EE rQD1E
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ROSENTHAL
ROSENTHAL

CHEVROLET 80 Biscayne 2-door
sedan; popular 6-cyl.; standard
shift. radio and heater: q great
economy special at our special
uaarand aIoeaauk nrtca S1 DO6
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AIS Motors

mint cond.: S2.150; l2,OO0 mi.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
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CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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MANN
OLDS. INC.

$3.50 l3th 50, silyer sprlne
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IMP0RT-SP0RTS
:ROSENTHAL

Chevrolet -Corvair- Corvette
Columbia Pike and S. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. ia. 4-S7OO
CORVETTE '5S convertible; power
glide, radio and heater; luStrous
grey finish with red leather in
terror; terrific domestic sports car
buy at our year-end close-out
price 81 gg5
Evening star., 1961-12-28

FORD 80 Custom Tudor; VS. mo-
tor, overdrive, radio, heater, Wv.
tires: Al cond. Dec. sale price,
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! IMPALA 81 hardtop: straight
drive, r. and h, white fin, wired
inter, 400 orig. mi. S2,295. $295
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ROYAL MOTORS

LARK 80 station wagon 4-dr.; g.
cyl, stand. drive: beautiful
economy car in Al cond.: Dec
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Negro Adviser
For Apprentice
Council Urged

The District Apprentice Coun-
Gil has asked the Commission
ers to name a Negro consultant
member to the organization.
The council has six regular
members and three consultant
or ex-officio members. All are
white, although a council Off
cial said there have been Negro
consultantS in the past.
The statement on the re-
quest for a Negro consultant
was included in a report listing
actions taken by the council in
the antidiScrimination field.
In the report to the Com
miSsioners, the council listed 10
steps which it has taken during
the last six months Ito elimi-
nate discrimination in the selec-
tion Of apprentices under coun-
Gil accredited programs"
Included in this list was q
statement that, since Septem-
ber l. all apprenticeship pro-
grams approved by the council
must include this statement:
Apprentices shall be hired
on their merit without regard
to race. color, creed or other
nonperformance factors"
This action, the report said,
was taken in line with a direc-
tive from the Labor Depart
ment. In the past, the councils
written policy on this point was
less firm. The practice was to
encourage, rather than demand,
nondiScrimination activities.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Sleeves Seen
Choice for
Afghan Post
BY the Associated Press

Informed sources say Presi-
dent Kennedy has picked career
diplomat John M. Sleeves, q
top Asian expert, as the new
United States Ambassador to
Aghanistan.
He wNl succeed Ambassador
Henry A. Byroade who is re-
turning home for consultations
and reassignment after three
years in Kabul.
Mr.. Sleeves. 81, has served as
Deputy Assistant Secretary Of
State for the Far East since
october, 1859. He was one of
the ranking representatives at
the Geneva conference on Laos
which has worked out a tenta-
tive East-WeSt agreement for
naturalization of Laos.
He served as principal Of a
number Of secondary schools in
India for nine years before
World War II, and was execu-
tive officer Of the Office of War
Information from 1943 to 1945
before he joined the Foreign
Service.
Mr.. Sleeves has served in
United States Embassy posts in
New Delhi, Tokyo, Jakarta and
Hong Kong, and was chief po-
litical adviser to the command
er in chief of United States
forces in the Pacific. He is a
native of North Dakota and
was educated at Walla Walla
College and the University of
Washington.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Brain Waves Suspected
In Teen-Age Murders

tary factors and encephalitis
an inflammation Of the brain
have been suggested as pos
sible causes of the abnormal
brain wave pattern. There Is
no known effective medication
for treating the disorder, Dr.
Woods said.
The abnormality may be pres
ent in persons who never be-
come violent. he added.
The abnormality also tends
to disappear as the teen grows
UP. Dr.. Woods said.
But in teen-agers, he said,
the pattern may have great
legal implications.
The patterns may help prove
that the unmotivated murder
ers acted under a truly irresist-
ible impulse" DR.. Woods said.
Such proof would send some
youthful criminals to asylums
for treatment, rather than to
jail or to their death.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
IT'S NOW UNFAIR
TO TAKE SHOTS
AT ORGANIZERS

CHICAGO (AP).-Shoot-
ing at union organizers is an
unfair labor practice. says
A. Bruce Hunt, National
Labor Relations Board trial
examiner. Mr.. Hunt ordered
Spectator Sports Wear Co.
and its owner, Carl Spector,
80, to post a sign in the
shop saying:
I'VE will not use fire
arms or other violent
means in order to combat
our employees organization
efforts"
MIR. Spector was arrested
last August Is and charged
with firing four shots at a
car carrying two union or
ganizers. Neither was hurt.
MIR. Spector charged the
men menaced him with pipe
lengths.
Mr.. Hunts ruling was in
favor Of Local 743, Ware
house and Mail Order En-
ployes Union. The local
won a collective BARGAINING
election at the Spector
plant November 81.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
BY WILLIAM GRIGG
Star staff Writer

So-called "unmotivated mur-
ders" by teen-agers who sud-
denly seem to snap into violence
may result from a brain alb
normality.
DR.. Sherman M. Woods of
the University of Wisconsin de-
partment Of psychiatry today
reported two cases Of murders
committed by 15-year-old boys
who demonstrated brain waves
with distinctive peaks every
sixth and fourteenth second.
He said 10 other such murders
have also been associated with
the brain pattern. as have a
wide variety Of other types of
violent behavior.
He said the brain pattern
probably docs not in itself in
duce violence" DR.. Woods re,
ported his work in the Ameri-
can Medical Associations De-
cember Archives Of General
Psychiatry.
The brain. pattern, he sug-
gested, represents a stress
which enhances aggression al
ready present in the psyche
logical makeup of the indivi-
dual.
He theorized that the alb
normality might trigger violent
action as a form of release from
tension-in much the same way
the brain abnormality of cpl
leptics triggers seizures.
Blows to the head, heredi-
Evening star., 1961-12-22
japanese Rioter
Gets 10 Months

TOKYO, Dec. % (AP).-
Kehtaro Karoji, "a. leader of a
leftist student federation that
spearheaded the rioting last
year against the United States
Japan Security Treaty. was
sentenced today to 10 months
in prison.
Karoji, chairman Of the Zen
gakuren Student Organization,
and 81 other student rioters
were convicted of violating
public security regulations and
other charges. All faced maxi
mum sentences Of three years
but none got more than 10
months.
The rioting was a prelude to
mass violence that forced the
cancellation of former Presi-
dent Eisenhower's visit to
Japan.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
'VundoI Cuts Tree
In Rockville Lawn

Rockville has a candidate for
the seasons Scrooge-the van-
dal who cut down and made off
with a 7-foot blue spruce tree
its owners planned to decorate
with Christmas lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Hurley Of
209 Monroe street, noticed
Wednesday that one of two
spruces in their front yard had
been hacked off almost at
ground level, possibly during
the heavy fog the night before.
Mr.. Hurley, a retired Mont
gomery County school teacher,
said the spruce was one Of
about a dozen he planted as
seedlings nine years ago.
In its place in the front yard
he placed a sign reading:
Reward SIS for information
who cut tree"
Evening star., 1961-12-22
japan Firm
Cut Off u. S.
Jet Fuel List
BY the Associated Press

The Defense Department an
nounced today 1t will stop
buying jet fuel from a refining
company in Japan which has
obtained some crude oil from
Soviet sources.
The firm is 1demitsu Kosan
Co. It is one of five Japanese
refineries which have been
supplying the United States
military with about 900, 900
barrels Of jet fuel annually. The
department did not say how
much this individual firm has
supplied.
Earlier in the week, when
asked about reports that Ide-
mitsu was selling Soviet oil to
the United States military, a
department spokesman said
the company had certified that
none Of the Jet fuel came from
Soviet crude. He said this was
verified by periodic inspections
by United States representa-
tives in Japan and Japanese
customs.
The department said the
first contract with Idemitsu
was in 1859, and that the
amount Of Soviet crude bought
by the company has risen from
an initial small amount to
about 80 per cent of the COM
pany's purchases.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Science Studies
Primitives for
Goiter rCuuse
By the Associated Press

Scientists are studying primi-
tive people In Netherlands New
Guinea for new clues to the
causes Of goiter.
The affliction, an enlarge
ment Of the thyroid gland, is
widespread in the virtually
stone age community. Also, al
most all the babies are born
with mental damage.
The research project, an
nounced yesterday by the Pub
lie Health Service, is a search
for clues to the causes Of goiter
and Of congenital mental dam
age and also to the association
between them.
The 5000 natives in the
group had no contact with the
civilized world until three years
ago. DR.. D. Carlton Gajdusek,
who heads the project, said
that in other "goiter regions"
Of the world the affliction Is
usually ascribed to a deficiency
Of iodine in the water and soil.
But. in the New Guinea area,
he said, preliminary studies
have not revealed any remark
able deficiency Of iodine.
It's possible, he said, that
even If enough iodine is avail
able in the natives diet, heredi-
tary and environmental factors
may prevent the thyroid from
using the iodine.
A scrawny sweet potato is
basic to the diet of the 5000
natives. DR.. Gajdusek is ex-
ploring the possibility that this
may play an important role In
the cause Of goiter and nervous
system disorders.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Republican Maps
Georgia Fight

COLUMBUS. Ca. Dec. %
(AP).-For the first time since
reconstruction days the Repub-
lican Party will have a candi-
date for Governor Of Georgia
next year.
A. Edward Smith, 60-year-
old Columbus attorney, said
that 80 far as I am con-
cerned, it is definite" that
he will be the Republican op-
ponent of the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor in next No
vember's general election.
The State Republican Central
Committee had said earlier it
planned to enter Statewide
races next fall but had trouble
lining up candidates.
The State committee will for
mally designate its candidates
at a meeting in March.
Mr.. Smith is a self-styled po-
litical amateur who has never
before sought public office. He
is a former president of the
Georgia Bar Association.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Brown Pordons BILLINGS
In 1916 Labor Bombino

has served the % years without
parole supervision and without
incident.
A majority of the justices Of
the California Supreme Court
recommended the pardon.
1T gives me great peace Of
mind" Billings said.
Asked what he could do with
a pardon that he could not do
before, he replied: For one
thing, I can vote"
He said he had voted only
once-for Franklin D. Roose-
velt for President in 1914.
"I registered and was notified
by the registrar in San Mateo
that I couldn't vote. but I
pointed out to him that, al
though I was convicted, I was
still a citizen and had a right
to vote for President.
"They let me vote rather than
take a chance of being sued"
Billings works three days a
week in a watch shop in San
Francisco to supplement the
$168 monthly social security he
and his wife receive.
The bombing eliminated q
period of labor strife in which
Mooney and Billings had been
trying to organize San Fran
cisco streetcar workers.
Mooney was sentenced to
death. but a Nationwide pro-
test movement led to the inter-
vention Of President Woodrow
Wilson in 1918. and the execu-
ton was postponed.
A year later, MONEYS SEN
tence was commuted to life in
prison.
Organized labor and lib
eral. organizations continued
the campaign for 20 years,
charging that the case was con-
trived to weaken the labor
movement on the West Coast.
Mooney was pardoned by
Gov. Olson on January Z. 1899.
the same year Billings sentence
was commuted and he was re-
leased.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Marines Give $15.e00
To Jupun's S Orphans

TOKYO. Dec. % (AP).-
United States Marines In Japan
and Okinawa donated $15,900
in cash in the past year to IL
japanese orphanages, the Navy
announced today.
The orphanages accommo-
date about 600 youngsters. The
Navy said Leathernecks also
donated medical supplies, food,
clothing. fuel and recreational
equipment.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
AirIines Launch
Prestige Drive
BY the Associated Press

Eight Of the Nations largest
non scheduled airlines have
formed an association, saying its
aim is Ito restore the confidence
Of the military and the public
in this category of air carriers. I"
The group proposes to call
itself the Military Air Carriers
Association. Membership would
be open to any non-scheduled
airline that meets the asso-
ciation's standards.
Organizing the new associa-
ton are American Fliers Corp,
Capitol Airlines. Overseas Ma
tional, Modern Air Transport,
Purdue Aeronautics Corp,
Saturn Airways. Trans Inter-
national Airlines and World
Airways. They filed articles of
Incorporation with the Civil
Aeronautics Board which must
give its approval.
Evening star., 1961-12-22

bushels Of wheat and 46.7 mil
lion of barley up to the end of
1868, with prices to be decided
on when individual sales con-
tracts were made.
Mr.. Hamilton said the price
of the new wheat sale is 20
cents a bushel higher than it
was in May, and the barley
price is almost 80 cents higher.
"The wisdom of the govern
ment's action in not accepting
a firm price under the agree
ment now is being borne out, I"
he added.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Ben-Gurion Back
From Burmu Trip

TEL AVN, Dec. % (AP).-
Prime Minister David Ben
Gurion returned home last
night from a 16-day visit to
Burma where he held lengthy
talks with Premier U MI and
spent eight days in Buddhist
meditation.
Spokesman said the talks re-
suited in agreement to increase
the exchange of students and
technicians between the two
nations. Israel earlier an
nounced it plans to send a team
of agricultural experts on arid
lands to Burma.
Evening star., 1961-12-22

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Dec.
% P).-Warren K. Billings,
68, convicted with Thomas Moo
ney in the 1915 bombing Of a
Preparedness Day parade in
San Francisco, was pardoned by
Gov. Edmund G. Brown yes
terday.
Billings was convicted of
first-degree murder and SEN
fenced to life in prison after the
bombing in which 10 persons
were killed and 40 were injured.
He was released from prison
october 10, 1899. after Gov.
Culbert L. Olson commuted his
sentence to time served. Billings,
who now lives in San Mateo,
Evening star., 1961-12-22
More Canadian Grain
Is Sold to Red China

OTTAWA, Dec. % (AP).-I
Canada has signed a new ST.
million grain contract with
food-short Communist China.
It will keep West Coast ports
working at capacity this winter
and put a big dent in Canada's
dwindling wheat stockpile.
Agriculture Minister Alvin
Hamilton announced the credit
sale yesterday-30.6 million
bushels Of wheat and 8.9 mil
lion bushels of barley. He said
Canada is getting much higher
prices than it did when sales
to Red China began early this
year.
AS in other sales under a 30
month agreement with China,
one-fourth Of the price will be
paid in cash and the Federal
treasury will provide nine
month credit for the rest. Pay
ment will be in convertible
pounds sterling.
$220 Million Total
Mr.. Hamilton said the new
contract brings to 1920 million
total grain sales to Red China
since early this year.
This includes 30.2 million
bushels Of wheat and IL million
of barley sold for cash in March
and 64 million bushels of wheat
and 25.9 million Of barley sold
under the credit agreement.
The new sale Of grain will
move from four West Coast
ports during the next five
months-Vancouver, New West
minister. Prince Rupert and
Victoria. Mr.. Hamilton told a
news conference the shipment
will keep the ports working at
near capacity.
Prices Rise
He also said the value of
long-term sales agreement with
Red China will be "a lot higher"
than the 1852 million estimated
when the agreement was an
nounced last May.
Under the agreement, Canada
agreed to provide 1875 million
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Belgium Princess
Expecting in Nav

BRUSSELS. Belgium, Dec. %
(AP).-Princess Paola, King
Baudouin's Italian-born sister
in-law, is expecting a baby at
the end Of May, the Royal
Palace announced today.
1t will be the second child
for the Princess, who married
Prince Albert Of Liege in July,
1859. A son, Prince Philippe
Leopold, was born April IS,
1860. .
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Greeting Cord Repoid
BY Arrest Warrant

BLYTHEvHLE, Ark, Dec. q
CAP).-Wh hen an Alabama
sheriff received a Christmas
card from laborer Allen Culp
he reacted by mailing Blythe
vile police warrant for cubs
arrest.
Officers said the sheriff
Hugh Champion Of Chiffon
County, Ala, reported the 54-
year-old Culp escaped jail
eight months ago while serving
a term for driving while in
toxicated.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
WoIIops Fires Rocket

The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration fired
a rocket 80 miles aloft yesterday
to study heat conduction effects
for future satellite design. A
Nike -Cajun rocket took the "a
pound instrument package for
the studies up from Wallops
Island. Va.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
BIust Kills II

SAIGON, South Wet Nam,
Dec. % (AP).-Twelve militia
men were killed and so in
jured in an explosion at an
ammunition dump Wednesday
in the coastal town Of Tuy Hoa,
about 270 miles northeast of
here. the government an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1961-12-22

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
Camp Echo f.

CONTINUED from Page II
ments and replacement of IA
cilities besides $1,000 for debt
payment.
Largest item listed under
camp operating expenses is
$4,000 for camp personnel and
payroll tax. Food at $500 is
the next largest expenses esti-
mated. Personnel consists of d.
rector, assistant director, seven
junior counsels, a cook and
helper, Supplies and utilities
are budgeted at $500. A total of
$3.50 is unmarked for camp
maintenance and repairs. Other
items are insurance $500, care
taker, $500, recreational equip
ment, $500, medical, laundry
and miscellaneous, $3.50, interest
on debt $675, county real estate
tax, $425 (the camp is in Fred.
erick County, administrative
and fund raising expenses,
$575.
Such a budget, President
Thomas L. Coleman explained,
makes it possible for 81 cents
out of every dollar donated to
go directly to camp activities
and debt curtailment. He
praised the efforts of the cam
paign committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13

APIS. OR ROOMS Unfurnished
-Poolesville, Dickerson &
Whites Ferry area. Phone DI.
1855 for details. 2t-5-13
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13

REAL EsrATE-RENT

APARTMENTS rooms fur
nished, private bath & entrance.
Adults. Call WI. 1888 after 5
pm. 3t-5-16
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
Navy Center
Open House

The public is invited to at
tend Open House" at the Ma
tional Naval Medical Center
Bethesda, on Friday, May 10, ii
Observance OF Armed Forces
Day.
Selected paintings by World
War II and Korean War official
Navy combat artists portraying
Navy Medicine In Action win
the event. The pro
gram will also feature demon
strations and exhibits illustrat.
ing the work carried on BY the
Medical Center.
The grounds Of the Medical
Center will be open from 10 am.
to 4:30 pm. Buildings may be
from l to 4:3O pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
CARING
BE A GUEST
at your own party

Famous Colorado Caterers pro-
vide a host of luxury services at
prices tailored to fit your bud
get. Consult our professional
Party Planners for expert advice.
Finest in foods, equipment and
experienced service. backed by
a reputation for quality and de-.
pend liability. Invite Colorado Ca
tsrers to your next party WELL
bring everything but the guest.
Phone Mrs. Dunninqfou. Oliver
6-s70o and find out why famous
COLORADO CATERERS are
known asssuburban Washington's
finest,
P.S. For sample Of our finer
foods. visit COLORADO CATER-
ERS WESTWOOD INN on West
bard Ave. Between River Road
and Mass. Ave. The beautiful sup
per club atmosphere provides a
fitting setting for our superior
food and services.
TF-33S-3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
Camp Let's Will
Have Open House


Open house at the YMCA's
Camp Let's will be held tomori
row and next Sunday from 8 to-
6 pm. !
The camp Is situated on the.
Rhode River two miles from
Chesapeake Bay. and will open
its 55th season June "a, contin-
uing for two-weel periods I'M
til August IS.
During the two days, oppor-
tunity win be given parents
and friends of campers to in
spect the camp and participate
in guided tours of the property
and facilities. James Braswell
is camp director.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
The Industrial
Continued from Page .

Continued from Page y
The Electronic courses of
fer an introduction to the
elements Of radio, a study
of basic electrical principles
with emphasis on the meas
urement of the various
quantities related to cleo
ltronic circuits and study of
the operation and control of
I'm otors and generators.
Mathematics and graphing
are used extensively in in
terpreting electronic con-
cepts.
In the upper left photo
by Mervis three students
are working in the wood
working shop. They are
left to right: Gene Rooms,
David Brown and Allan
Hobner. In the lower left
photo Matt Canaris and
Norman Revis are in the
Electronics class. Bob Rip
pom and Gary Oden are OPP
Grating a printing press in
the photograph in the cen
ter, while on the right, Ron
aid Empleton, Brian Green
and Bob Stennett are work
ing on plans in the drafting
class.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
African Custom

NEW YORK (UPD-vanilla
beans are branded in the Malaga
che Republic, which provides 80
per cent Of the vanilla imported
by the United States. The newly
independent nation, formerly
called Madagascar, brands the
beans for the same reason
ranchers brand cattle-to foil
rustlers. The branding iron"
is made of pins stuck into corlss
in patterns unique to each
grower.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
Legal Advertisement
Notice
MUTUAL SECURITY
SAVINGS AND LOAN

ASSOCIATION, INC.
Notice is hereby given Of a
Special Meeting Of the Share.
holders of Mutual Security Saw
ings and Loan Association to be
held
AT 1000 AM. y
MAY ~, 1861
in the Home Office at S513
Piney Branch Road, Silver
Spring, Maryland, for the pur-
pose Of ratifying a proposed
merger.
Signed:
DAVID LERNER
Secretary
2t-307.5-20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
Legal Advertisement
STATE DEPARTMENT OF
ASSESSMENTS AND

ASSESSMENTS AND
TAXATION
Hereby gives notice that Ar.
ticles of Dissolution of the
l. Officiel Couture, Inc, were
received for record on April 26,
1861, in accordance with the
provisions of Sec. n of Art. %
Of the Code 1857 Edition..
ALBERT w. WARD
Director 4t-293.5-27