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wOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF
MALACHrS CHAPEL MEETS

AOLUMBIA - The Woman's
Auxiliary of Malachi's Chapel Free
Will Baptist Church met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
B. Frank Alexander with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry P. Swain, presid-
ing.
| The members sang, / Gave My
Life For Thee. Mrs. Willie Brick
house read the scripture lesson
from the book of Psalms, after
which Mrs. s. H. Voliva offered
prayer. A new member, Mrs. Robert
Midget was welcomed.
Rev. Herbert Bryan will be asked
to teach beginning Thursday, Oc-
tober 10, at the church.
The treasurer, Mrs. w. T. Rey-
nolds, was authorized to send $40
for Superannuation and $16.59 for
the Anna Phillips Loan Fund. Plans
we're made for members to attend
the Woman's Auxiliary Convention
at Shiloh Church, Beaufort County,
thursday.
Mrs. Harry P. Swain gave the
introduction to the lesson.
Mrs. B. M. Voliva invited the
members to meet with her in Mo-
vember.
The hostess served refreshments
of ice cream, cookies and nuts.
Those present were: Mrs. Thomas
Holida, Mrs. Alton Reynolds, Mrs.
w. T. Reynolds, Mrs. B. M. Voliva,
Mrs. Willie Brickhouse, Mrs. Belle,
Alexander, Mrs. Herbert Bryan,
Mrs. Blanche Woodland, Mrs. C. A.
Voliya, Mrs. Harry P. Swain, Mrs.
Raymond Morris, Mrs. Robert Mid
Igett, Mrs. H. S. Swain, Mrs. B.
Frank Alexander, Mrs. C. C. Earl
and Mrs. S. H. Voliva.
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MISS BALANCE
GUEST SPEAKER TO
METHODIST WOMEN

COLUMBIA - The Woman's
Society of Christian Service of the
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
meeting with Mrs. w. H. McClees
Tuesday night welcomed visitor,
Miss Ethelynde Balance, a former
Youth leader of the Church and a
former Instructor at Columbia High
School, who was guest speaker US
ing as her topic "When We Think
of Changing World, we always
know the stability Of God"
A program Sour Greatest Mis-
sion Field was put on by Mrs. J.
w. Everett. Assisting were Mrs. E.
r. Meekins, representing the Spirit
of the Church and Mrs. w. A.
Howett, Mrs. E. j. Brickhouse, Mrs.
Abner Harrell, Mrs. Odell Rough
ton, Mrs. w. J. White and Miss
Sandra Owens. Music during the
program was "Come Thou Almigh-
ty King" sung by all, and solo "The
Voice of God is Calling" by Mrs.
w. H. McClees. Mrs. Ben Jones ac-
companied at the piano. Mrs. Err
nest Roughton, played a solo on
Either "What a Friend We Have
in Jesus" and accompanied several
other numbers through the meeting
and the social hour.
Stressing the need Of prayer in
these days of turmoil and uncer-
tainty, Mrs.sEarl Meekins caused a
prayer to be organized.
Besides Miss Balance, two other
visitors were welcomed by the Pres
ident Mrs. d. M. Bridgeman: Miss
Sandra Owens and Cornelius Evans,
grandson of the Rev. Earl Meekins.
On Wednesday, Oct. Is at 1880
pm. the members agreed to hold a
service at the Church for week-of-
prayer and Self Denial. In the alb
sence of the secretary, her duties
were taken over for the meeting
by Mrs. Ruth Reynolds. The Treas.
report showed $S1.27 on hand.
The Society will hold a "Tea" at
the Methodist Parsonage on Sunday
Nov. 10 at 4 pm. with each member
carrying visitor, for the purpose
OF stimulating interest in the or
ganization.
Refreshments of punch, cookies
and nuts were served by Co-Host-
esses Mrs. w. H. McClees and Mrs.
j. c. McClees to the Is members
and three visitors present.
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TYRRELL COUNTY YOUTH
GATHERING PINE CONES

COLUMBIA - Clad in attire
suitable for rambling "a All boys
went into the woods Saturday
morning, to gather green Loblolly
pine cones for sale to the Union
Bag and Camp Co. here. The
jaunt was under the sponsorship of
the Tyrrell County All County
Council, and supervised by Murray
L. Goodwin, Assistant Farm Agent.
The cones are for the purpose of
a seed supply for future timber
planting, Goodwin advises, and vol
unteered that permission had been
received by the persons in charge
of the lands in the Mills section on
which the boys roamed gathering
the cones. The days work, inter
rupted only by the box lunch car
ried by each boy, yielded so bushel
for the cones. Mr.. Goodwin told that
il Z " memoer received So per
bushel for the cones, and the All
County Council received SOC per
bushel. During the outing the boys
received instruction how to care
for themselves in the woods, as well
as the incentive for profitable en-
.deavor.
Those who went were: J. C.
Bright, Jay McClees, Michael Ether
idge, Edwin Smith, Milton Kidd,
Billy Davenport, Steve Sawyer,
Billy Staley, frankie Spruill, Mel
win Beaver, Nathan Jackson, Chris
VERIFY, Charles Beaver, Ricky
Swain, Earl Lassiter, Johnnie Ain
sley, Lonnie Cowell, Noel Swain,
Wayne Smith, Eddie Reynolds,
Glenn Cohoon, Marvin Hutton, AL
len Swain and Don Grimsley.
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TYRRElL METHoDlSTS
HOLD A HOMECO MlNG

COLUMBIA - .Climaxing re-
vival series of meetings by the Pas
tor, The Rev. Earl Meekins, home
coming was held at the newly re-
novated Holly Grove Methodist
Church at Cross Landing Commune
ty Sunday. Flowers for the occas-
ion .Anthuriums' We're flown from
Honolulu for the church.. sent by
a member, Sgt. Wayne Gibbs, who
with the U. S. Army is stationed
there at Fort >Shafter.
At the eleven o'clock morning
service, the Church could not hold
all who had arrived to rejoice at the
waking up of the Church in spirit,
as well as in the physical building,
and to renew old acquaintenances.
Edibles suitabel for a picnic were
brought in baskets by all who came
and were spread on tables furnished
on the church grounds. The blessing
was given by w. j. White.
Among those from out-of-town
were: Mrs. S. R. West and Mrs.
Loftin West, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Smith and Miss Thelma Smith all
of Plymouth; Jack Davis, Mr.. and
Armstrong all of Elizabeth City;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Liverman, jim
mic Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Gibbs, all of Norfolk; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dixon and Miss Dolores
Gibbs all of Portsmouth, Va; Mrs.
Norma Lee of Deep Creek,
and DR.. and Mrs. Henry Joe Liver
man and children of Engelhard.
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TYRRELL All COUNCIL

COLUMBIA - Witches, ghosts,
COLLINS, old men, old women, and
cowboys We're everywhere at Tyr
rell County October All Council
meeting. Winning 1st place for cos
tune was Barbara Jones. Winning
End and third place were Betty Ann
Davenport and Jean Brickhouse.
Ashley Hardison, Ann Clough,
Rhett White and Iris Liverman act
ed out the tale of Scuppernong
pirate. Judges for masquerade COM
petition were Mrs. Lee Barnes,
Franklin Furlough, Jr. and Mrs.
Gladys Sawyer.
Presiding ,was Ashley Hardison,
Hal Cohoon led the pledges. Group
singing was led by Ann Clough ac-
companied by Abbie Kay Harrell.
Sandra Owens gave the devotion
and Flora Ann Hollis read minutes
of September meeting.
Murray L. Goodwin, Assistant
County Agent, explained the pine
cone picking project.
Achievement Program for year
was discussed by Ashley Hardison
and Chase Collins, Assistant Home
Economies Agent. Committee men,
bers appointed were: Program, San
dra Owens, chairman; Donna Dav-
is, Rena Roughton, Dru Davenport,
Leamon Cooper, Eddie Spencer and
Lynn McClees; stage committee;
Ann Clough, Chairman: Gwen Arm
strong, Abbie Kay Harrell, Viola
Johnson, Bill Voliva, Chris VERIFY,
Mrs. Abner Harrell and Mrs. Au-
gusta Higgins; exhibit committee;
Mrs. L. R. Barnes, Rhett White,
Chairman; Flora Ann Hollis and
Dale Davis; usher; Mrs. Dallas
Davenport.
4 Recreation was enjoyed by 100
plus 4-H'ers.
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TYRRELL LIVESTOCK SHOW

COLUMBIA At recent meeting
plans were made for the 1862 Tyr
rell County All and FLA Livestock
Show. Thursday, April 26 is the
date agreed upon for the annual
event.
November LIST is the deadlne for
obtaining steers to be shown. Boys
and girls will be limited to one
steer each.
February goth is the final day
for shutting up hogs for the show.
Hogs exhibited will have to meet
current market weights for number
1 hogs.
Hog entries this year are ex-
pected to be increased from IL All
gilt projects, Murray L. Goodwin,
Tyrrell Assistant Farm Agent, re-
ports.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Captain George Sawyer of Nor
folk is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. john
ny Weatherly and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ludford Cohoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Hudson and
son spent the week end home from
Norfolk. Mrs. Hudson and Donald
returned to Norfolk Sunday after
noon while Mr.. Hudson remained
here for few days hunting.
Mark Combs visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Combs in Norfolk.
Miss Sharon Berry, Alice White,
Judy Sawyer, Iris Liverman, On
dra Cowell and Patricia Basnight
attended FILA. district rally day
in Scotland Neck Saturday. Hal
Cohoon was the bus driver.
Mrs. John Boyd and daughter of
Richmond, Nancy Boyd of Pantego
and Mrs. Sally Bayne Of Fairfield
visited the Orpha Payne family.
Mrs. Durwood Cooper is a Nor
folk General Hospital patient. Mr..
Cooper and Mike Cohoon visited
her Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Sawyer and
children of Norfolk spent the week
end with Mrs. Sade Sawyer who
accompanied them to Washington
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beamon Watson
and children of Pinetown visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rose were in
Plymouth Saturday.
Miss Grace Cohoon returned
Saturday from Great Bridge after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohoon and
son of Norfolk visited Mrs. C. o.
Workman.
Mrs. Bryan Liverman and daugh-
ter, Laresa Ann, returned Tues
day from Columbia Hospital.
Mrs. Lille Liverman and Bonnie
Combs are Columbia Hospital pa
tients.
Lee Cohoon left Tuesday for
Elizabeth City as recruit in U. s.
Navy.
Mrs. Hazel Crosswhite, Mrs.
Louise Williams and daughters
Debbie and Cecile Chiles of Nor
folk visited Mrs. Sally Everton
and Mrs. Elmo Sawyer.
Mrs. Mae Norman and George
Roughton Of Ellicott, Md. are visit
ing here and Columbia.
Durwood Cooper returned. Thurs
day from Norfolk. Mrs. Beatrice
Clodfelter of Winston-Salem spent
the week with their family. Mrs
Bonnie Liverman of Snithfielo
came Friday for a weeks visit.
| Mrs. Polly Ann Everton returned
Friday after visiting in Norfoll
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Porter
field and Mr.. and Mrs. Dele Ever
ton. She spent Thursday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Liverman II
Smithfeld and accompanied Mrs
Liverman home.
Mrs. J. w. Williams left Sunday
to visit her children, Mr.. and Mrs
T. M. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs
Shelbourn Williams in Norfolk
Mrs. Orpha Payne and Mrs. e. x
Payne were in Engelhard last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Holmes and
children of Norfolk visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Smith.
Capt. Frank Meekins, Odell
IDEAL, Ben Turner, Reuben Berry,
Elmo and Ray Sawyer spent the
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IN APPRECIATION

When your friends tell you Of
their love, sympathy and good
wishes with a card, message, gift
or flowers is a comfort when you
need it.
Each CHEEKY message; each kind
ly thought; each word of prayer
and sympathy makes you realize
what Friendship means. That they
think of you is comfort and that
they tell you so is a blessing. / say
this in sincere appreciation of the
kindness of my friends during my
illness.
Sincerely,
TRACY WARD
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TWIFORD-RODGERS vows

COLUMBIA - Mrs. Mary Rod
gers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Womble of Columbia Route 2,
and formerly Of Manteo, and Will
son Twiford, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ESlndy Twiford of East Lake in
Dare County were married in Ra-
leigh on October 18th, according to
the brides mother Mrs. Womble.
They plan to make their home in
Raleigh where both are employed.
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cAPIAs Is ORDERED

COLUMBIA - In Tyrrell Coun-
ty Recorders Court Monday morn
ing when Charlie Basnight was
charged with giving a worthless
check he failed to appear for trial,
and a capias was ordered by the
judge, bond, or else be retained in
the Jail.
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MoRRIs-BARNEs MARRIAGE

COLUMBIA - Miss Mary Fran
ces Barnes, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rupert Barnes Of Creswell and
Louis Edward Morris, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Morris Of Eliza
beth City were married here Satur-
day night Oct. Ia at 500 o'clock at
the home of the Rev. and Mrs.
w. T. Reynolds, with the Rev. Rey-
nolds hearing the vows.
Witnesses were Miss Shirley Bar
mes of Princess Anne, VaS Mrs.
Robert Morris of Elizabeth City and
Miss Sherle Barnes of Creswell.
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1860 Falcon, 4 door Std. Shift
1850 Ford 500. 4-dr.. We.
Ford-O-Matic
1859 Ford 300. 4-dr.. 8 cyl. R..
r.. F-O-M.
1859 Ford Country Sedan
Wagon 4-dr.. R.. H.. F-O-
NJ. Pr. Steering
1858 Ford Custom 300. 4-dr..
va, Radio. Heater. Ford
O-Matic
1858 Chevrolet Station Wag-
on. 4-dr.. va. Automatic
1857 Ford Custom. 2-dr.. va.
Std. Trans.
1855 Ford Parklane Station
Wagon. 2-dr.. We. Radio.
fieater. Eord-O -Matie
1855 OIdsmobile SO. 4-dr..
Hardtop
1855 chev. Bel Air Sport
Coupe. 6-eyl.. Pr. Glide
1855 Ford Fairlane. 4-dr.. va.
Std. Trans. Radio. Heater
1885 Ford Ranch Wagon. 2-dr..
s cyl. Std. Trans.
1854 Ford. 4-dr. IS cyl. over
drive
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COLUMBIA HOME CLUB


COLUMBIA = The Columbia
Home Demonstration Club met Fri
day with Mrs. H. Earl Sexton. The
demonstration given by Mrs. Ann
E. Davenport, Tyrrell Home Agent,
was on "How to make Christmas
decorations and effective, inexpen-
sive Christmas gifts.
In the absence on the president,
Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, Mrs. Earl Sex
ton presided, and as hostess served
refreshments to those attending:
Mrs. D. M. Bridgeman, Mrs. ]. H.
Bateman, Mrs. Floyd Spencer, Mrs.
D. A. Simmons and Mrs. Ann E.
Davenport.
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What we most need is the prayer
Of fervent desire for growth in
grace, expressed in patience, meek
ness, love, and good deeds.
MARY Baker Eddy
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF MANTEo"
OF NANTEO IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPT. IT. 1861
ASSETS

ASSETS
l. Cash, balances with other banks and cash a
items in process collection .------.-.- sO5651SO
q United States Government obligations, direct
guaranteed .--.-...- -- 27oOOOOo
Obligations of States and political
a. Other bonds, notes and debentures ,56611
g. Loans and discounts 992, O90.24
2. Bank premises owned $32,66992, furniture and
fixtures $is,ss71s 51oo71O
g. Real estate owned other than bank premises 29S5O1
H. Other assets 3,76510
IL. ioiAL ASSETS -----"-- 3,l38y578IS4
LIABILITIES
49, Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships,
and corporations 1,72o2s2ss
a. Time and savings deposits of individuals part
nerships, and CORPORATIONS 7s7.4os25
15 Deposits of United States Government (includ-
ing postal savngs) io12e05
1s Deposits of States political subdivisions 31es5S4s
10 Certifed and officers checks, etc. 4,93495
10. TOTAL DEPOSITS .--..---.--.--. $2,789 $500
(a) Total demand deposits -.----. 81 96S74722
(b) Total time and savings deposits $825 6093S
%. Other liabilities .-....-..- - 4550556
"a focal LIABILITIES --------------- 2,834,s5216
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
(a) Common stock total par value $ss $4,000 6sS2oO0
&C. Surplus 1501SS0O
e. Undivided profits 84,56868
20. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS --..-.-.----. O36266s
30 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL AC-
COUNTS -- -4.--- s,1ss57ss4
deposits Carolina
fetal thereof $105y6l3.S0
MEMORANDA
81 Assets pledged assigned to liabilities
and for other purposes ---.------------ 275 10000
Pearce, Cashier bank solemny
affirm of condition and
my knowledge and belief.
Correct-Attest w. r. Pearce, Cashier
w. Fearing W. W. Harrington Frank B. Turner, Directors
State Of North Carolina County Of Dare ss:
Sworn and subscribed before this 9th day Of October 1851
and hereby certify officer director Of
bank My commission expires July 49, 1862 Juaita Parker Notary
Public
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
Maryland's New City

Maryland interests have re-
placed the New York invest
ment group in providing the fl
nancial backing for Maryland
City, an estimated $50 million
planned community of 5000
homes in Anne Arundel County.
Officials OF Maryland City
Corporation, the company build
ing the new town near Laurel,
said that local investors bought
out the holdings of a New York
group headed by Abner Rosen,
former chairman of the board
of the Lefcourt Realty Com
pany. With Marylanders now
providing the capital funds for
the project, the Maryland City
undertaking has become a who'll
~ local enterprise.
E. Harvey Kayne, the Balti.
more builder who is president
Of Maryland City Corporation,
said negotiations are now under
way with major suppliers Of
building materials, heating and
air conditioning and appliances.
Announcements are expected
shortly of contracts running
into millions of dollars with
these suppliers.
In preparation for opening on
June 10, eight sample homes are
under construction on a 20-acre
site off State Route COZ, less
than a mile west of the Balti-
more-Washington Parkway.
Located midway between the
metropolitan centers of Balti-
more and Washington, Mary.
land City initially will occupy a
1,150-acre tract bordering the
expressway. Plans for the new
town, where housing will range
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
How to Make 14-Million

In new book to be released
June II, Robert w, Kent tells
exactly how he parlayed $4,000
in cash into a quarter million
dollars. This fascinating new
book, "How to Get Rich in Real
Estate" explains that you can
usually make your start with
very little capital. OF the last
one hundred properties my stu
dents have bought in the past
two years, I only know of four
where they put more than 81, 500
down. All the others required
less. You can get your capital
out very quickly and buy again.
Then two pieces Of property
then four, then eight. That il
real pyramiding."
The book is said to describe
in detail the various trans.
actions involved in buying low,
rental multiple dwellings. All
legal and tax angles are fully
explained. The book is to be
published by Prentice-Hall.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
Merrie Manor Estate

]. Amado Araneta, largest
sugar producer in the Philip
pines, has bought the Merrie
Manor Estate of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Richardson on Route
F28, Jacksonville, IL miles from
Rockville. The $150,000 purchase
was made through Suburban
Properties Management, Inc, of
Montgomery County.
ST.. Araneta acquired the COM
pletely restored ante bellum, IT.
acre estate for his U. S. resi-
dence to use for entertaining,
and raising flowers and horses.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
Financial Gossip
BY Henry ]. BechtOld

guidance system for space We
hicles and high flying aircraft.
These instruments utilize the
stars or sun to plot position and
direction in flight, autornatical-
ly and continuously tracking
the celestial body and giving
precise latitude-longitude read
ings simultaneously.
Burke said the speed and
range of today's missiles, air.
craft and space vehicles has re-
quired intense research and de-
velopment programs on the part
of the instrument industry.
New Field
The rapid strides being made
in air and space vehicles call for
greatly expanded efforts in de-
veloping guidance systems and
control instruments, he added.
view systems, concepts and
techniques are being Investigate
ed in areas of passive and ac-
tive tracking, computing, opti-
cal communication, control and
Instrumentation, research eff
forts should pay off for those
companies involved.
But, according to Burke, the
instrument makers also are
looking for new fields to con-
quer, confident that further ad.
vances in astro navigation will
be paralleled by Instruments
ton breakthroughs in other
fields.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13

financial assistance Of programs
of the Small Business Admins
tration reached a new high in
March.
During that month SBA APP
proved 483 business loans total
ing $21, $4,000 which represent
ed 80 per cent dollar value in.
crease and a 60 per cent in
crease in number over the pre-
vious month.
Forty!three business loans
were approved in Region w
during March totaling $2,142,-
300, of these II were made to
small firms in Maryland in the
amount of S51O.5O0.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
Flower Expert Talks
To S. S. Garden Club

The Silver Spring Garden
Club will hold its monthly meet
ing May IS at 8 pan. at the
Equitable Savings and Loan
Building, 1888 Georgia ave-,
Wheaton.
A demonstration on flower ar
ranging will be given by Mrs.
Floyd P. Smith, an accredited
flower arrangement Judge,
member of Ikabana, teacher of
flower arranging at the YWCA
and a longtime member of the
Silver Spring Garden Club.
The public is invited and
those interested should contact
Mrs. Louise Beaver at JU. g.
1870.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
APR Expands

Three new members have
been added to the staff of the
APR Consultant, Inc, at 8002
Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda.
They are Glenn Gustafson,
formerly with the art depart
ment of the Washington Post,
appointed director of art and
production; George L. Flax
formerly account executive with
WTTG-TV, who will serve as
APPS account executive; and
Joseph M. O'Connell, formerly
with the Disabled American
Veterans and AMVETS, joining
APPS public relations depart
ment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-13
United Press Internatronar

NEW YORK CUPID - Things
are looking up for the makers
of instruments and guidance
systems for aircraft and space
vehicles following the success
of Americas first manned space
flight last week.
The now anticipated accelera-
ton of space exploration efforts
should help such companies as
Collins Radio, Bendix Aviation
and Standard Kollsman Indus
tries, all of which played a big
part in building the navigational
instruments business to a boom
ing $3.50 million in 1860.
The industry foresees a jump
to $500 million this year and
continued gains into the future
as the need for complex instru-
mentation systems increases.
Sales Gain
Standard Kollsman President
James 0. Burke noted that his
own firm, one of the pioneers
of the astro-navigational bust
ness, registered a ID per cent
sales gain during the first quar-
ter. And he added that histori-
cally the second half of the year
usually is considerably better
than the first.
Kollsman, which provided
some of the Instrumentation for
last weeks space flight, also de-
veloped the "star tracker" astro