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Evening star., 1961-06-28
Aero Geo Astro Has
S4.8 Million Orders

Aero Geo Astra Corp, Alex
andria electronics firm, had a
backlog of untitled orders
totaling S4,847,000 on June l
and sales for the fiscal year
ended September 80 will ap-
proximate SO million. President
Kenneth S. Kelleher reported
at the recent annual meeting.
Gross sales for eight months
ended May 81 tota'ed S1.9 mil
lion, nearly double the total for
a year earlier, he said. Un-
audited figures for the eight
months indicated net profit of
$150,000 or $6.52 a share. This
was before a 50-for-1 stock split
in mid-June.
Evening star., 1961-06-28
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
WHOLESALE Food Index, based

wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each
of 81 foods in general use, this
week edged up to $3.50 from
$3.50 last week and was 0.3 per
cent above the like week a
year ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
New Business interpretations
in May totaled 1889. up 4.5%
from April and up 2.39o from
May, 1960.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Business Failures in the week
June IL totaled 307 compared
with 351 in the previous week
and 296 in the like week a year
ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Evening star., 1961-06-28
Washington Gas
DecIores Dividends

Directors of Washington Gas
Light Co. today declared usual
quarterly dividends on common
stock and three classes of pre-
ferred, Secretary Edward T.
Stafford announced.
Preferred dividends included !:
.$1.06A on the $4.25 series. SIPS
a share on the SIS series. and
$1.l5 a share on the $3.50 con-
vertible series.
A dividend Of so cents a
share was declared on common
stock. All dividends will be paid
August / to holders of record
July 10. s..
Evening star., 1961-06-28
crone-HoH Elects
Three to Board

Crane-H Hall Corp, dental care
products firm, has added Ellis
Kossow, Lawrence Dobrow and
Samuel Schwartz to it's board
Of directors, President Norris
Bortnick announced.
Mr.. KosSow is president of
Ellis Kossow Co., realtors. and
Mr.. Dobrow is board chairman
and vice president of Larrabee
Associates. Mr.. Schwartz is an
associate professor at the
School of Pharmacy, George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1961-06-28
DynoIectron Redeems
CEA Debentures

Dynalectron Corp, formerly
named California Eastern Avia-
tion, Inc, has exercised its
option to redeem a number of
6 per cent convertible sinking
fund debentures due August l,
1868.
The debentures will be re-
deemed at the optional price
of 1Q3 on August /, according
to an announcement listing the
debenture numbers.
Prior to the close on July IT,
holders of the selected deben-
lures may convert them at the
principal amount into shares of
Dynalectron Corp. common at
Evening star., 1961-06-28
Sun Ship Changes

CHESTER, Pa, June %
AP).-Richard L. Burke an
nounced his retirement as
president of Sun shipbuilding
and Dry Dock Co. Paul E. At
kinson was named to succeed
him. William Craemer, secre-
tary and treasurer. also said he
would retire. Charles H. Doyle,
controller. was picked as his
successor.
Evening star., 1961-06-28
New S0few0y Store
Omen in Southeast

A new Safeway Store opened
this morning at 522 Seventh
street Sc. with Erman C. Sim
mons as manager.
The unit has around $500
square feet. Bernard Miller is
assistant manager
Evening star., 1961-06-28
Beltwoy PIozo Storted
Areas First Center
With Covered MoII
By DONALD B. HADLEY
eKar ngnanaia1 Rdffar

Construction has started the first section of Beltway
Plaza at Greenbe Nd and first store openings in the $40
million center are scheduled for November.
Sidney Brown president of First National Realty Corp
TODAY announced awarding of contract for the initial
section to Baltimore Contractors Beltway Plaza will be
Evening star., 1961-06-28

lion in current revenue for con-
struction purposes and $40.4
million in matching Federal
funds for interstate and
primary roads.
Evening star., 1961-06-28
LEASE
Office Space
to the U. S. Government
with
Firm 5-Yeur Lease
The U. S. Government wants to lease the fol-
lowing office spaces with 5-yeur firm lease
and FIVE l-Yeur renewal options:
to the U. S. Government
OFFER NO. 1:
with d
Firm 5-Yeur Lease

Large blocks Of office and related purpose
spoce in the District as close to the busi
ness oreo as possible. Nothing less than
10000 SO. #. blocks at single Location
will be considered Closing date for
sealed bids is July 10th, 1861, and ovoil
obIity os late os Moy lst, 1862 will be
considered, although earlier ovoiIobIity
is preferred. Bid lnvtotion GS-PBS-03-
535 oppies
Evening star., 1961-06-28
OFFER NO. z:

$1,000 square feet FIRST CLASS office
space in Prince Georges or Montgomery
County, as close to the District as possible;
Entire space must be at one location, and
ready for occupancy by October lst, 1861.
Closing dote for seoIed bids is July L 9th,
1861. Bid Invitation GS-PBS-O3-534 op-
plies.
The complete detois for the above Bid
Invitations can be obtained only by coll
ing WO. 3-4l47 or stopping by Rnn 7l22.
Evening star., 1961-06-28

the adjusted conversion price
of $3.47.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
AlNW Foundation
Tax Exempt

WASHINGTON. D s The
Board OF Trustee Of the Edu.
cstionsl Foundation ct the "a.
iionsl Council Of Negro Women
Inc net IN Washington D c
% October ). TO hear their
General Counsel. Mrs Marjorie
Mckenzie LAWSON. snnource
The fscr that the Foundation has
received favorable ruling from
Inc Bureau Of internal Revenue
on rs Tax exemption spplics-
iion. which means that gifts
mace 10 the Foundation can
DC e d u cted b. contributors
from their income tar returns
vas received with enthusiasm p,
The Trustees for Il mean, the
realization Of a dream held ..
the late Mar Mcleod Befhuue
FOUNDER and first Presiden, II
ne National Council Of Negro
Women.
Attorney Lawson mas 9u,ded
ne organization through the
ihng Of its application sinee
the Foundation was firt e
isblIshed IN 1859 by the Va.
l'onsl Council Of Negro Women
The Foundation Is = sen
srsie organization whose gen
ersi purposes are: 10 condurt
programs for women designed 70
train them for Leadership and
provide opportunities for sdul,
education, provide relief for the
under privileged: lessen neigh.
nornooc tensions and discrinri.
nation; defend human and cfy,l
rights secured by Law. comhs,
juvenile delinquency: assist II
nc development Of housing for
minority families as provided B,
lau. ~
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rs British Leaders Push
For Freedom of Two

Ire p<iiuor noted hat B-sden
ard Wi.s.nSca had cited the
F.rs; Anercnent u tic L :
Cc-st.tG.cr II refusing 90 CO
cr<rsie WITH the Jn.Anerscsn
Activities Committee and sen;
OF TO say
Pounded partly q II Vas by
those who fed from persec1-
ton ard oppression IN other
countries and ~ho sought ne~
lie OF freedom. the United
States has profound heritage
70 uphold
For iris reason and because
&: or oHn people zncien;
I've OF liberty. xe have beer
greatly distressed by the con
'inuance q the activities OF the
Cn-Anerlcsn Activities Com
nittee II lnnpri<onsng those
whose crime. Il such Il can Be
called has been their deter
rinstson 10 uphold the ConS,i.
istion Of the United States r
The petitioners asserted their
belief ina; Brscen was jailed
- result CT MS activities IL
support Of racial ln:egrstion ard
Wilkinson because Of MS op-
position 10 the Un-Amerczn
Activities Committee and SAID
the granting Of executive cIem-
e1cy would help to re-estzb-
lish the faith Of the rest Of the
world in the United States as a
true champion Of liberty.
The petition YES organized BY
fhe union Of Democrats Cen
frci. no1-psrfissn British erssn
iizsfion founded in 1914. which
has concerned itself chiefly With
matters q foreign policy. anti
eelonisiisn. ard civil liberties.
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Marker Program
Adds 10 State
Tourist Industry

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7re l-pr. sored -er- ~no are
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G-eer, lie : g are Car Bra.
Gen Sc-tserr lrtegrst.or work.
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Sc-f-err Conference Ecscstlon.
q F1r1 snc Frank Wilkinson.
lHl .-ser- IS leader and field
secre;zrs q re National Com
-'ee 70 Abolish me House In.
American Activities Committee.
Among ire s.zners Of the BIZ!
s.tr petition we're 2 J. Mil
tnsirnsr 81 the Trades Union
Congress and Give jenkins
trade union leader. religion.
leaders the Rey Or Donald o
s2per. z " S0rensen. ard Les
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authors sn1 journalists Phylli.
B<itome. Vera Britain. c. Day
Lz~ls Philip Gibbs. Compton
Asckenne Ethel Msnnin. Gzslr
Isx1eil and J " Robertson
Scott.
Members of Parliament ~hc
signed me petition were Frsrk
HiisVn. John Baird, Anthony
Greenwood J e. Owen. Leslie
PiCnmer, josh Rankin. z. W.
Serenss1, Stephen swineler. and
ler5 Fsrinsfon. Member Of shs
House Of Lords
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Wayne Professors
Book Published

I~c Wsyae State Uniyerzty
pr1tesssrs have ~rItten = p7c-
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ftTse N.orz,lor Theoy
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Press. ~zs written o. Deneier
y ssrtls. assistant professor Of
ens.neerrz mechanics and
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tesSc- q engineering mechanics
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Boy 10. EIeesroevsed

PHILADELPHIA Tep.ve.r.o,a
Anionne Hsnshzw was electro.
eu'ed when . wire lssso he held
came IN contact with an iiOOo
volt power line The victim and
his brother. Stephen. ~ had
pi<yef hootey fron seheol.
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ORDER Q. osssscAr's

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AZ q session Of sxid Ccurt 80 ~,
the City County Building. ~ ~ 80, -
Of Detroit. County % Ware a.. -
Of Michigan. On this - DAY q NJ"
AID 1871.
PRESENT HONORABLE, Inro'~
n BONN. Circuit Judge 81
u appearing fron Affdzrii .'..,,1 h.
hereto and filed here~ith - Isl
Bal Of Complaint uas filec go
cause on the 1rd dsy 81 fte,i|
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Gate directed TO the ssid orfenoss-,,,f
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Dttrost. Michigan: nat 80 ,.--,rs|
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s.d<nce. MA Ncnroe street
Michigan, ,xt|
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WATCH THE DETROIT TRIBUNE"
FOR THE SUCCESS STORY OR STRUGGLE"
or YOUR NEicHBoRHoop STORE OR SHOP.
Help your NEIcHBoRHooD Businessmen and
Women 10 stoy in BUSINESS
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STATE or MICHIGAN -
n THE CIRCUIT COlRT fuh -. rs.
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHM.
EDDIE LIE WALLACE. Pis.niiii =
HECI<Al WALLACE Deferc1cl
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TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCT. "A. 1861
Evening star., 1961-10-13
Ex-Treosury Attorney
Dies in Hotel Plunge

A former Treasury Depart
ment attorney was killed today
in a plunge from the roof of
the Chastleton, Sixteenth and
R streets NV, where he had
lived for 26 years.
Homicide Squad police said
Trevor v. Roberts, 81, took the
elevator from the fourth floor
and walked up a flight Of stairs
from the eighth floor to the
roof.
He was dead when his body
was recovered from a cobble-
stone areaWay at the rear of the
building.
Mr.. Roberts wife, Helen, said
he had been depressed recently
becaus of i'll health.
He retired in 1858 as chief
counsel in the Treasury Depart
ment's Office of the Controller.
Born in Newport, England,
he came to this country at the
age of II and was educated at
the University of Pennsylvania,
receiving a law degree there.
After entering private law
practice in Philadelphia, he
Evening star., 1961-10-13
Federal Building
Contract Placed

A contract for engineering
and architectural plans for
Federal Office Building No.
has been awarded three firms,
the General Services Admin
istration announced today.
The award, totaling $1,118,-
400, went to Curtis & Davis. AS
Sociates, architects and engi-
neers; Fordyce & Handy Asso-
ciates, both of New York. an6
Frank Grad & Sons of New
ark, N. j.
The twin structure Federal
building, to house Defense De-
partment personnel, will be
built at Tenth street and In
dependence avenue as part Of
the gateway to the new South
west. The buildings will bt
connected by a pedestrian tun-
mel. Construction cost alone is
expected to run from S34 tc
1882 million.