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Evening star., 1961-02-11
Two-Mile ReIoy
Opens st. Johns
Comes at Arnory

The Mason.D Dixon Conference
'two-mile relay opens the night
program Of the st. Johns Games
at 8 o'clock tonight at the
Armory.
Finals Of the high school.
CYO and college sections win
be run on tonight,s program.
The event got under way this
morning with the shotput on
the st. Johns campus. Trials
In the high school and finals
for CYO athletes started this
afternoon.
Featuring the night program
for high schools Is the LOCO
yard run, pitting jeff Mureland
Of st. Johns, Charles Mont of
Cardozo ana Irving Hook of
Dundalk, Baltimore County.
Moreland won the event in The
Star Games with Mont second.
Hook won the mile, but Is step
ping down to the 1000 tonight.
Evening star., 1961-02-11

Haiftime score: 2s.s5. Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Lentz' | ,l3o Points Breok
Northern VireinioMurk

Il points as Mount Vernon kept
its second.place standing in the
Northern Virginia Group la
League by routing cold-shoot-
ing Annandale, 74-4o, last night
at Mount Vernon. The defeat
was Annanda1e's second drub-
bing IN four days and dropped
them into sixth place.
This certainly was one Of
our best-played games this sea-
son." Coach Mike Skinner said
after his team kept alive Its
flickering hopes Of catching
Wakefield In the league race.
Lentz, who was only 10 short
of the mark at the start Of last
nights battle, broke the record
with q soft Jump shot with a
minute left in the first quarter.
He now has compiled 1880
points with five games remain
ing on the regular schedule.
Annandale hit only five
buckets In the first half while
Mount Vernon jumped to q
22-4 first-quarter lead. The
Majors continued TO hit from
all over the floor and led, 56.33,
after three periods.
Although the spotlight was
on Lenz. notable performances
were turned In by Teammates
Butch Shackelford and Rusty
Cough who contributed 81
points between them.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Landon Five
CIinches Sd
Straight Title

The Interstate Athletic Con-
ference, now in its third season,
has had only one basketball
champion.
Landon School continued its
domination by clinching its
third title yesterday at Sidwell
Friends. 57-38. despite the slow
down .tactics employed by the
Quakers. Landon's record is
now 80, while second-place
Georgetown Prep has a 4-3
mark.
The undefeated Bears one
two punch. Fred Hetzel and
George Manger, combined for
A points to outscore the losers.
Landon's other top scorer, Bobo
Berger, missed the game be-
callSe Of illness.
Evening star., 1961-02-11

Totals 30 5e3 Totals 80 10
Halftime: $3.50, CardoEo.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
YESTERDAY RESULTS


B-CC, so; Northwood. SO.
Csrdozo, 70: Wilson, as.
Carroll, 63: oConnell, 55.
Coolidge, 55: western, 81.
DeMatha' 70: GU Frosh' ~.
Gaithersburg, 20: Damascus. Al.
George, washington, 90; Groveton. SO.
Georgetown Prep. 81: st. stephens, "a.
Good Counsel, As: sherwood'. rs.
High Point; So; oxon Hill; 49, Al: 4,
James James Wesaionl Wood' 4e: = Yorktown. a. "
Isndon 81; Friends, IS.
Leonardtown, 6s:. Margaret Brent. SO.
MsSEn SG"dGnn fSgnss GonaSse as o'Osse e. Mason -
MONTGOMERY Blair. So: Walter john
Mount Vernon. "A; Annandale, 4s.
Orange, "a; Gar Field, SIS
Priory' 81: LongfeIIow. 43.
Richard Montgomery. s5: Wheaton, "a.
Roosevelt, 81: Dunbar, SO.
st, Albans, So; Woodward Prep A
St. Hnthony'S, 70; Charlotte Hall. 90.
Suitland, So: Northwestern. As.
Surrattsville, 60: .Sasscer,. 81.
Wakefield. 10; Fairfax. "a.
washington Lee. SO: Hammond, AZ.
GAMES TODAY
Warren County at George Mason, g.
Osbourn at WI, $50.
Walker Grant at Hoffman Boston. Z.
Mackin at Poolesyille, s:15.
st. Stephens at Friends, 8.
Episcopal at st. Christopher's, 4.
Camp Iejeune at Quantico Post, 3.
Bulls Prep at Navy Plebes. 2.
Lee at Fsirfax, $3.50.
Groveton at lfount Vernon, 2.
Richard Montgomery at Gathers
burg. 8.
Luther jackson at Parker-oray, 7:30.
GAMES TOMORROW
st. Johns VS.. DeMatha at Carroll. $50.
GonZaga at OConnell, $50.
Evening star., 1961-02-11

Totals - IA 90
Halftime: 1920.
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Phelps Ready
For I'd Clash
With Spingarn

A pair Of substitutes paced
Phelps 65-56i win over Cham
berlain yesterday, and Coach
Bobby Williams of the Trades
men thinks they may give him
the extra strength he needs for
the twice-postponed rematch
with Spingarn, scheduled for
Monday at Spingarn. .st
Spingarn, East Division In
terhigh League leader and last
years league. champion, dumped
Phelps, 59-47, earlier. williams
thinks his team Is ready this
time, and the play of William
Saunders, a 5-foot-11 junior,
and Vincent Mccall, a 6.foot-3
senior, added confidence.
Playing only half the time
against Chamberlain after foul
trouble and. sickness benched
two starters, Saunders and Nc
Cali combined for Is points as
Phelps broke open a tight con-
test In the third quarter. The
win was Phelps 11th in 13
games this season. ..-
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Bulls School Coasts

Totals I2 II
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NAR s.
WI Defending
In Meet Tonioht

LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. IL
(AP).-Washington Lee High
School of Arlington defends It's
Virginia Group la indoor track
championship tonight at the
VMI fieldhouse.
Russ Peterson Of WI and
Manchester's Melvin Woodcock
are the only defending cham.
pions. Peterson won the broad
jump and Woodcock the mile
last year. ..
Wakefield. which finished
fourth last year, Hammond and
George Washington are the
only other Northern District
teams entered.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Madison Escapes
LEAGUE Cellar

James Madison High School
finally escaped the cellar Of the
Northern Virginia Group la
League with a 49-47 upset VIC
tory over Falls Church last
night at Falls Church. its Sec
ond straight victory after IL
losses.
Madison led most Of the way
until Falls Church scored 10
straight points to tie the count
at 39-all early In the fourth
quarter. Tied again at 47-47,
Kevin Mccormick made 4 lay
up with 30 seconds to play for
kha Hfffa-avaAA
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Unbeuten Wakefield
Trounces Euirfux

Undefeated Wakefield High
School exploded for % straight
points, after trailing, .S-6, to
take command on the way to
an easy, 1854 victory at Fair
fax last night.
AS usual, 1t was a balanced
attack. with four men scoring
In double figures, that featured
the Warriors 18th win of the
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Northwood Stops
B-CC WrestIers

Once beaten Northwoo d
ended Bethesda Chevy Chase's
six = match wrestling victory
string with 26-11 defeat at
B-CC last night.
Pete Shepard at 103-pounds
started the Barons' downfall
by defeating defending Metro
politan Champion Dick Watts
by a 60 decision. Shepard Is
unbeaten in eight matches this
season.
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Muckin in Overtime
Victory Over Gonzoeo

Jim Cina's basket with 80
seconds left in overtime broke
a 62-62 tie, and Mackin scored
8 more points to take a 1852
victory over Gonzaga in a
Catholic League game last night
at Carroll.
Gonzaga. trailing by 13
points at half. tied the game.
5000, with Al seconds remain
ing in regulation time on Jay
Evening star., 1961-02-11
NBA STANDINGS

Results Yesterday
Philadelphia, 1873: New York, 13l.
Detroit, 1877: Boston. 1874.
Games Today
Detroit VS.. Syracuse at Boston.
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at st. Louis lTV).
Games Tomorrow
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York
Detroit at Syracuse.
Los Angeles at st. Louis CTVl.
Games Monday
Los Angeles VS.. Cincinnati at Day
ton.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
fouI,Shootinu
Helps Blair 10
Perfect Record
A1D. BI-coUNTY LEAGUE
BY CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

Coach Ed Moffatt Of Mont
gomery Blair High School Is
concerned about the lack Of
scoring his team is getting
from the outside lately, but he
has no kick coming about the
foul.shooting Of the unbeaten
Blazers.
Blair last night sank Is Of
~ attempts from the free
throw line to defeat Walter
johnson. $3.50, in q Maryland
Bi-County League game at
Walter johnson. It was Blair's
14th straight victory.
Spartans Miss Fouls
The Spartans outshot Blair
from the floor, 21-20, but made
only 8 Of 20 Of its free throw
attempts. Also, Walter john
son had some cold periods In
which 1t seemed that the basket
had Q lid on 1t.
Blair started off like it in
tended to run Walter johnson
right off the court, but the
scrappy Spartans ripped off
nine straight themselves to tie.
Blair won the game in the
second period when it out
scored the Spartans. 21-S, to
take an insurmountable lead.
GOubeau, Windsor Lead
Gary Goubeau and Bob
Windsor. the Blazers inside
men, led the attack with l3
and IL points respectively, while
George Davis got 10 and Jim
Wendt eight, all under the
basket. Sonny Jackson's three
baskets topped the outside men.
On the other hand, Walter
JOhnson's outside men did the
scoring while the inside play
ers were all but shut out. Dave
Yates had IA points and Walt
Whitman and Steve Nelson
each got IL.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
GolIoudet Edged
By Green Terrors

Gallaudet came within the
proverbial ace Of upsetting
Western Maryland last night
before bowing, 54-52, in their
Mason-Dixon Conference game.
1t was the Green Terrors'
second victory Of the season
over the Washington five. ,.--
Jib Bittner paced Gallaudet
with l3 points, while Dave Sui.
livan was high for Western
MARYLAND with 10 =.
Evening star., 1961-02-11

Rockets NeeI Sets
New School Mark

Dale Neel, 6-foot-7 Richard
Montgomery center set a school
record of SO points last night
as the Rockets defeated Whea-
ton 85-74, in Maryland BIZ
County League basketball game
at Rockville. The game was tied
midway In the third period
when the Rockets, paced by
Neel and Kenny Doane, pulled
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Second Half Rally
Wins for Generals

Bob Sutton scored IL points
in the second half and Wayne
Burroughs and Ray Hodgdon
Z each as Washington-Lee
pulled away from Hammond
to score a 59-42 victory last
night at WI.
After a see-Saw first half,
the Generals held the Admirals
TO 6 points in the third period
and took command at $3.50 as
they stayed a half-game behind
second-place Mount Vernon in
the Northern Virginia Group
la Ieapue
Evening star., 1961-02-11
SurrottsviIIe Wins

Frederick Sasscer pulled to
within 2 points Of Surrattsville
in the third period last night,
but the Hornets dumped in 10
straight points to win. 62-51,
on the losers court. Seconds
before halftime, Carl Hopkins
Of Sasscer sank q desperation
70-foot hook shot believed the
longest goal in Prince Georges
County basketball history.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Austin Of B-CC
Sets New Record

Eddie Austin, recovered from
an ankle injury which slowed
him for several weeks, scored
50 points to set a Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School
record, as q torrid third quarter
buried Northwood. SO-59 last
night at B-CC.
B-CC poured in II straight
points in the third period to
break open a close contest.
Austin had IL points in the
quarter.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
SuitIund Prevails

Lenny Jameson, who recent
ly became eligible to play for
Suitland High School, was the
difference in a 55-45 victory
for the Rams at Northwestern
last night. Suitland lost a 1914
verdict to the Wildcats two
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Mustangs Nipped

Loudoun County High School
held off a late rally to defeat
George Mason, 4S-42, last
night on the losers court.
Loudoun County's record in the
Northern Virginia Group 1-B
Northwestern Conference is SO.
while the Mustangs have lost
six Of nine games.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Montgomery JC
Wins With RuIly

WINCHESTER. FEB. IL
(SpecfaD .-Bryon zeigier and
David Ramsey each sank two
foul shots in the final 30 sec
onds to give Montgomery
Junior College . 65-el come
frcm-behind victory over
Shenandoah Junior College in
q Tri-State Conference basket
ball game here last night.
Ed Baruch, the high scorer
with 20 points, pulled MIC into
a 6l-6l tie with less than a
minute left with a layup
haskell.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Spurtuns Win on Mat

Frank Vettori, 105-pounder
for Walter johnson High
School, scored the only pin
last night as the Spartans' wres-
tling team defeated Montgom-
cry Blair, 25-11. at johnson.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Eostern's Late Surge
Knocks Out Mckinley

Steve Bonds and Jerome
Chambers combined for 16
points in the final three min
uteS as Eastern High School
pulled away from Mckinley
Tech, 67-57. yesterday at East
ern.
Bonds and Chambers also
shared rebounding honors with
16 and 20. respectively, as the
Ramblers out-rebounded Tech,
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Spineorn Breezes

Spingarn's Interhigh League
champion basketball team, us
ing its starters sparingly, won
in a breeze, 1928. yesterday at
Ballou. whose first-year club
lost its 18th straight game
overall. Spingarn, beaten once
in IL games but TO atop the
Interhigh East Division, meets
cha llennnr Phalnc hHntodnu
Evening star., 1961-02-11
St. AIbuns Gets Edge
Over Woodward Prep

Dave Ogilby scored a free
throw and a basket to set off
a 7-point st. Adams spree in
the opening minutes of an over
time period at the Central
YMCA yesterday. as the Saints
defeated Woodward Prep, 53-44.
Woodward's Ralph Moody
sent the game into overtime by
sinking a pair of foul shots
with 90 seconds remaining in
regulation time to knot the
score at 42-42. -
Evening star., 1961-02-11
TONES Out Front

ST.. Anthony's overcame a
slim Charlotte Hall lead in the
third period last night as the
TONES kept their Central In
terscholastic Conference slate
clean with a 70-63 win at Char
lotte Hall. The TONES, Defend
ing conference champions, have
a 60 league record.
Evening star., 1961-02-11

Jeb Stuart led all the way to
defeat Lee High School, 58-47,
for the second time last night
at Lee and moved into fifth
place ahead Of Annandale in
the Northern Virginia Group
Al League
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Little Hoyus Ahead

Ed Barton, 6-foot-2 scoring
star for Georgetown Prep. con-
tributed more than half the
Little Hoyas' total as they beat
st. Stephens, 1874, last night
at Prep. reversing a previous
2-point loss to the Alexandria
sch0ol
Evening star., 1961-02-11
LuPIotu Gets 10th

LaPlata. trailing by a point
at the end of the first quarter,
took command with Is points
in the second period on the way
to its 10th victory in II games.
60-45. over DuVal last night at
Evening star., 1961-02-11
james Wood Ahead

James Wood High School
scored eight straight points to
pull ahead Of Yorktown at the
start Of the second half and
take q 49-43 basketball victory
over Yorktown last night on
Evening star., 1961-02-11
High Point Winner

Winless Oxon Hill pulled to
within 4 points Of High Point
is the third period last night.
but the Eagles rallied to take
q 56-4l Maryland Bi-County
League basketball victory at
EiCh point
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Stoes Beot GU Frosh
To Remoin Unbeoten

five straight points as the
visitors pulled away.
Personal fouls were the un-
doing Of the Frosh, who were
called rs times. and DeMatha
sank % of 40 free throws
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Priory Wins Ninth

John Pratt's % points led a
well-balanced Briory team to
its ninth straight victory. an
83-43 rout of Longfellow yes
terday at Priory.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Guithersburq on Top

Gaithersburg. basketball
power of the smaller high
schools in Montgomery County,
raced to a 70-41 victory over
Damascus last night at Gal
thersburg, its fifth triumph in
Evening star., 1961-02-11
CIV Tops Groveton

George Washington High
School, trailing 1919 at the end
Of the first quarter. rallied to
surprise Groveton, 1886 last
night in a Northern Virginia
Group la game at Groveton.
Evening star., 1961-02-11

Nine players hit the scoring
column as Bulls School easily
defeated Archbishop Neale, 60
33 yesterday. The win at La
Plata was the fifth in nine
games for RulliS
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Good Counsel Wins

Good Counsel High School
jumped off to a 14-2 lead at
the end of the first quarter and
went on to hand Sherwood its
ninth defeat in 10 games, 45-25,
last night at Sherwood.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
BY JOHN MELoY
. Star staff Writer

All-Metropolitan Marty Lentz
Of Mount Vernon High School
has shattered the Northern Dis
trict scoring record Of 1.09o
points set by Walt Densmore of
George Washington between
1854 and 1857.
The scoring sensation totaled
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Riders Beat Dunbar

Five foul shots by high -scor-
ing Clarence Hill in the closing
minutes gave Roosevelt a 57-53
victory over Dunbar yesterday
at Roosevelt. Dunbar was lead
ing. 52-5l, with three minutes
to plaY.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
HOCKEY SCORES
BY the Associated Press
WESTERN LEAGUE

WLbI INN BEHUUE
Portland, 3; Seattle, ..
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland, 4; Quebec, O.
Buffalo, 3: Providence, o.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Charlotte, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Greensboro, B; Johnstown, 4 lover.
ime).
New York. Z; Haddonfield, 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Indianapolis. 8: Muskegon, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-07
Unions Warned
On Stability
BY the Associated Press

Union economists have been
told by a presidential economic
adviser that wage and price
stability is necessary if this
country is to remain COMPETE
tive in world export markets.
James Tobin, a member of
the Presidents Council of Eco
manic Advisers, said he ex-
pressed that administration
point of view in dinner meet
ing Tuesday night with research
directors of the AFL-CIO.
Some 60 to IS research Off
cialS of the union organization
heard Mr.. Tobin and subjected
him to some critical questioning
afterwards.
President Kennedy has ad-
vanced the view that a labor
settlement in the steel industry
next year should be within
the limits of advances in pro-
ductivity and price stability"
Mr.. Tobin repeated this point
of view in his talk. He said
the reaction to his remarks was
not enthusiastic.
An AFL CLIO spokesman,
asked last night about the
meeting, said trade unions
think that there are other rea-
sons than productivity for wage
increases"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-07
Mental Test
Denied State
Gets Prisoner

A District Court Judge yes
terday denied a request for a
mental examination that might
have prevented a man from
serving Maryland prison
term.
The examination reques
posed a problem for Judge
Henry A. Schweinhaut, who
originally only had to sentence
Harold J. O'Brien, AZ, in an
unauthorized auto use case
here.
O'Brien, already sentenced
in Maryland in another case,
had been brought here for
sentencing at the request of
Assistant United States At
torney Alfred Hartman.
Defense lawyer James C.
Toomey, however, then found
it necessary to request the
mental examination.
Judge Schdweinhaut, denying
the examination request, indi-
Gated that O'Brien had not ap-
peared insane to him August 2
and did not now.
The judge ordered O'Brien TO
serve a 20 month to five year
sentence in the District Auto
case. 1t will run concurrently
the earlier Maryland sentence
of 80 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-07
Peace Murchers
End Anti-Arms
Visit to Moscow

MOSCOW, Oct. Z (AP).-
Western peace marchers wound
up a five-day visit to Moscow
today with only half their dis
armament leaflets distributed
Bradford Lyttle of Chicago
the march header. told newSner
300 pounds of leaflets still were
being held by Soviet authorities
He said they arrived at Mos
COW Airport last Monday. the
day before the 81 marchers
trooped into Moscow carrying
their unilateral disarmament
message.
They brought about SOC
pounds Of Russian Language
leaflets with them in a bus
and these all have been dis
tributed, Mr.. Lyttle reported,
Mr.. Lyttle said he did not
know why the other leaflets
were being held. He said every
time an inquiry was made, the
reply was that customs for
malities were extensive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-07
Kennedy Begins
Newport Stay

NEWPORT. R. l., Oct. ?
CAP).-President Kennedy ar
rived at the nearby Quonset
Point Naval Air Station today
at ll:l7 am. to spend the week
end with Mrs. Kennedy and
their two children at the home
here of her stepfather and
mother.
The President stepped out
into a temperature of rs de-
grees and, although it was
hazy, bright sunshine glittered
on Narragansett Bay.
Mrs. Kennedy waited for him
aboard the presidential yacht,
Honey Fitz, to start on a cruise
Of the bay.
The Presidents 3-year-old
daughter, Caroline, met her
father at the foot of the ramp
leading from the plane. The
child, dressed in dungarees,
threw her arms around him
and kissed him. Then the two
got into an open car and drove
to the yacht together.
Mr.. Kennedy is expected to
return to Washington Mon
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-07
Police Close
'Obscene' Film

PORTLAND, Greg, Oct. 7
(AP) Police raided a Port
land theater yesterday. arrested
the theater manager and pre-
jectionist on a charge Of show
ing an obscene moving picture
and confiscated the film.
The film was The Lovers, "
a French movie which portrsys
adultery.
NJ. M. Mesher, general mana
ger of the theater, went with
the raiding posse to post 1000
bail, then opened later in the
day with Not Tonight, Henry
one Of the recent crop Of
Hollywood nudes"
This is far more revealing
than The Lovers" said Mr..
Mesher land it has passed
the city censor board. 1t is
for adults only. 1t was nomi-
mated by Playboy Magazine as
the most revealing film of
1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-07

which had been flying lin help
less circles" from becoming a
menace to persons ashore.
The pilotless Crusader was
weaving aimlessly about al
5000 feet some z miles at sea
northeast of Manteo, N. c..
when it, was spotted by 1t
Russell L. Rose of the Oceana
Naval Air Station who had
been dispatched to find it.
Brings Plane Alongside
1t. Rose brought his FJ-3M
Fury Jet alongside. Il looked ii
over" he said, land approached
it carefully. got my port wing
under the other planes star
board wing. Pressure from the
air flowing over my wing liftu1
the other.
This brought it to Level
flight. It's air speed was 235
knots. I guided it out to sea. "
An A-4D attack plane from
Oceana, flown by 1t. John B
Walsh, approached and tried
to shoot it down. But 1t
Walsh'S guns damned and 1t
Rose had to move back in anc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-07
Loan Promoter
Gets 3 Years
In Mail Fraud

BALTIMORE, Oct. 7 CAP -
A former promoter of bank
rupt savings and loan associa-
ton was sentenced yesterday
to three years in prison on six
counts Of mail fraud.
Afterwards, James G. Sorce
jr.. of Nutley, N. j., the de-
PENDANT, was released on bail
He indicated he would appeal
Sorce, accused Of using the
mails to defraud a deposition
Of the bankrupt First Capito
Savings and Loan Association
was convicted on the charges
in United States District Court
last July. Sentence was i'm
posed yesterday by Judge r
Dorsey Watkins.
During the trial, Govern
ment prosecutors alleged that
Sorce falsely promised Howard
Rothacker of Hazelton, Va.
that his deposits we're backed
by Treasury Department Bonds
Mr.. Rothacker testified h;
deposited more than 100000 ir
the Association. He probably
will regain only 80 cents on the
dollar after bankrupt proceed.
ings, according to Assistant
United States Attorney Arnolc
NJ. Weiner.