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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02

George McGhee, wife of the
Under Secretary; Mrs. Edwin
Martin, wife Of the Assistant
Secretary; Mrs. Phillips Tall
bot. Mrs. Katie Louchheim.
deputy assistant Secretary Of
State; Mrs. Foy Kohler, wife
of the new United States Am
bassador- designate to the
Soviet Union, and Mrs. U.
Alexis johnson, wife Of the
Deputy Under Secretary Of
State.
The State Department
wives seemed to enjoy the
quiet party in the Adams and
jefferson rooms Of the De-
partment.
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SCHOOL-CAREER SHOP:

Orig. $3.50 to 5000 SPRING COATS SIS and $40
Classic and fashion coots slim ond tored shouettes Navy
white green blue red banana Sizes Sis. At Street. Fos
Church. ShrIineton Silver Spring.
JUNIOR SUITS-Sof dressnoker and eIossie styles, mostly
boxy joce and slim skirts. Tweeds and tetured fobc in
blue, grey, block white Sizes Sis Were $3.50 to $3eee-
Now So ond SIS.
Orig. SIlee to $3.50 SUMMER DRESSES now So to SIS
Cotton cotton Doeron poese Doeron FoVote styles
shwoss sheoths. iocket dresses lots with peoted skirts
Twopece suit dresses in cotton cord Glen plaid cotton,
sucker Checks, stripes, prints, ploids, solids.
Orig. $500 $3.50 Cotton Shirts Bouses-$2 and So Long
sleeve short sleeve and sleeveless tuckns and overbouse
White, solid coors, stripes, prints checks
Orig $500 and $3.50 Summer Sks$5 and S6. Spun royon
sheoh style in block, toupe noVy SpinoWoy peoted skirt
beige Tetured plaid hpsthed with self belt white
royal combination.
styles in beige, eoroI gold maize.
Orig 81 and IS Tee Tops Sweahis$3 Cotton kn with oil
sleeve lengths bold color combinations in brood and stripes
Orig. 81 and IS Jomoeo Shorts-$3 and S. Sdezp self
belt ovodes in dark Topoon pod and cotton chino. white
blue, beige, black.
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Clearing Knit Dresses!
ORIG. SIS. to $5e.oe-Sls. to S36.

Broken lots include Ane tiocetoe Orion ocrc and
kns sleeveless shorseeved onepiece and two-pece styles
Light eoIors boses Fifth floor Street. and Silver Spring
and FoIIs Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02
PLAY CLOTHES REDUCED!

TIM S6SItIhS N6SOS6N'
Orig. ess to $Iz SUMMER sKIRTs-$4 and S.. Full and
slim skirts in cotton prints black blue gold green brown white
Orig $500 and $7.ss PANTs-s4 Broken Sizes eoIors.
Orig s4.ss to $3.50 COTTON sHoRTs-ss and 81. Many
colo including blue brown beige, block Sizes to TO-
ors 80 to s4ss TEE sHRTs-sz and $3.50 Cotton knit
white, red navy block yellow, blue stripes and solids Small,
medium, large.
Orig. SI7ss to $3.50 ALL-PURPosE coATs-sl2 to $50.
Wool jersey popn weeds and tapestries in prints and
Solids dominated for worh without weight Black blue,
beige and mony other coIors. Sizes to 49,
Orig SIS $3.50 sUITs-Slo SIS Two ond
suits in cotton knit WOOL seerucker Docron poeste
Block, beige oost and many eolors.
Sizes to l8.
Orig. $Iz.ss to $3.50 WOOL sKIRTs-s7 to $40.
Orig IS to szs sPoRTsWEAR-sz to $40. sol selection
of twoofoknd beach shifts beach jackets, porkos,
skirts, bouses Bermuda shorts. Street only.
Orig $6ss TO $l7ss sWEATERs-$3 to S.. BuIkes and fot
kn in WOOL Orion oee and WOOL fur blends Cordeons and
puovers block white red blue "a few cashmere sweaters
originally $35 to 5000, $25.)
Orig $3.50 SII.ss BLoUsES SHIRTS-$3 to ST. Tuckns
overbose sleeveless short sleeve "a sleeve few long sleeve
Cotton Docon silk, AneI toeetoe jersey
Prints and Solids white, blue, ereen pink, black Sizes 80
to So.
JeIIeffs Sports and Beach Shops Third Floor Street.
Selections OF all branch
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SWIMSUlT FINALE!
Entire Stock Reduced 33159 % to 409o!
Every of our fomous swinnsuits knis losex,
cottons, novelty weoves in solids and prints. All the
fashionable styles, and two-p piece . sheoths boy
shorts moIIots Orig $I2e5 to $685. 1854 to Sls.ss.
Jeeff's Beech Shop, Third Floor, Street,
and oil bronch stores
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o Irregular An there oIpucuev vngw
OF our in oevoosy edo q connto Avenue
ndFd AnLsfno and -omoIee codudes
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COTTON SHOP CLEARANCE
Fonous-Moker Dresses tOrie $l2 to l8)
~$9-$10-$11
Sheohs, shwosts costumes jocket dresses daytime ond
drey styles. Some one-oo-kind Lovely obes including
cotton Voes eyee broodoths ond novelties Powder Puff
musn Docron poyesters, Arne tocetoes royon/o
sheers Lights ond doks, dots stripes, prints solid eoIors.
Misses sizes and womens hoIf Misses only in
50 eroup)
Orig $ss5 TO $l2 MAYFLoWER GoLEERS-S6 Cotton stripes
plods and novelty weoVes pink blue green, and moze II
to IT, A few KoreI dresses in plus sizes.
Fifth Floor Street and all branch stores
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Earnings

Scott Paper Co. in 9 months
ended September 80 earned
500, 1895, ,759 or 86 cents a share
VS.. $21, ,323,153 or 85 cents in
1861 period.
A. o. Smith Corp. in year
ended July 81 earned $5, ,428,230
or $3.50 corrected figure) a
share VS.. a loss of $869,831 in
1861.
Kendall Co. in 36 weeks
ended September 8 earned
$2,876,000 or $1.35 a share VS..
$2,986,0o0 or $1.41 in 1861
period.
Gibraltar Financial Corp. in
9 months ended September 80
earned $2,423,175 or 1924 a
share VS.. $1,914,923 or SLIT in
1861 period.
Dura Corp. in year ended
July 81 earned $1,45O,612 or
$2.40 VS.. $245,791 or Al cents
in 1861.
Camp. ChibOugamau Mines
in year ended June 80 earned
81 1886, 500 or 81 cents a share
VS.. $2,O19,598 or 46 cents in
1861.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Better WSSC Yields
SnYe Millions

Bond yields of Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commis-
sion have improved against the
market by approximately IA
per cent in the last 10 years,
reported Treasurer James j..
Lynch.
Consistent efforts by the
commissioners to improve the
financial position of the WSSC
have resulted in lower cost of
the water-sewer agency's bonds
when compared with the Bond
Buyers Index" Mr.. Lynch de-
clared.
Results of this program in
dicate a saving of $1.5 million
for every $40 million of bonds
issued by the WSSC," he de-
clared. BASED on the likeli-
hood of around $100 million
worth of WSSC bond issues in
the next five years, the savings
in interest could amount to
$7.5 million"
Evening star., 1962-10-09
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business Failures in the week

Business Failures in the week
ended October 4 totaled 18
compared with 305 in the pre-
vious week and $50 in the like
week a year Dun & Brad
street.
American Can Co. announced
it has developed a machine ca
pable of closing metal cans at
rates exceeding 1900 units a
minute, 80 per cent faster than
machines now in use.
Walgreen Co. September sales
totaled $27,928,1O1, up l per
cent from 1861; for 9 months
$246, 1866, ,299, up "A per cent
from 1861.
National Airlines announced
w. B. Caldwell, jr., has resigned
as assistant treasurer to accept
a job as treasurer of Mohawk
Airlines. He had been with
National since 1945.
Evening star., 1962-10-09


period when net earnings to-
tailed $2,796,14O or $4.23 per
unit, based on $4,000 units
now outstanding.
Stock of American Security
g. Trust and American Secu-
rity Corp. are stapled together
and are traded as units consist
ing of one share of each COM
pany's stock.
Total income OF the panK
and its affiliate rose to Slo'-
O59.234 in the nine months,
compared with $14,151,75O a
wear ago. Net operating IN
come before taxes was $6.669, :
SIT. compared with $5,9lO,26l
in the same 1861 period.
Assets of American Security
a. Trust Co. reached a new
alI-time high of $455,OO7,9 ,944
on September 30, an increase
of III per cent from $4O7,-
3O7.6l8 on September 80 last
year. ,o
Deposits amounted to $412,-
637,957, compared with $685.
821,354 a year ago. an increase
of $43,816,603. The bank S
loans and discounts amounted
to S214.415,377 on September
30, compared with $192,8SO,-
229 a year ago.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
FNMA Board Raises
Dividend to 30 Cents

Directors Of Federal National
Mortgage Association today in
creased the monthly dividend
on common stock to 80 cents
from % cents paid previously,
Pre- 4nt j. Stanley Baugman
announced.
The larger dividend will be
paid December II to stock
holders Of record on November
80 and will increase the annual
rate to $3.50 a share. This
amounts to nearly a 5 per cent
yield on stock selling currently
around SIS a share.
FNMA issues new common
stock only to mortgage sellers
to the agency. but the stock is
resold and is traded on the open
market.
The dividend was increased
to % cents from 81 cents only
last July.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
GIN Gives Exhibits
In Rodioisotopes

General Motors Research
Laboratories presented to the
Smithsonian Institution yester-
day three exhibits illustrating
the use of radioisotopes in med
icine and industry.
The exhibits are a portable
protector for taking x-rays in
remote areas without electric
power; a display of how en-
gines may be x-rayed, and a
method of measuring turbine
blades using radioisotopes. Ar
thur F. Underwood, manager of
GIN research laboratories. pre-
sented the exhibits to DR.. P.
w. Bishop, head curator of the
srts and manufactures depart
ment.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
PEOPLE
I'M
BUSINESS

Thomas ID. Finley has been
appointed manager here of re-
gional operations in defense
marketing by Univac Division,
Sperry Rand Corp.
Samuel /. POSner, president
of Spring Air of Greater Wash
ington, has been elected vice
president of the Spring Air
Co., Chicago. He previously was
secretary treasurer.
George H. Duckett will rep
resent the Macke Vending Co.
at the 1862 convention of the
automatic merchandising in
dustry october 1916 in San
Francisco. He is chairman of
a panel discussion, Does Your
Business Have A Twilight
Zone?"
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Army Awards MeIpor
S1.o Million Contract

The Army has awarded a $1.9
million contract to Melpar, Inc.
of Falls Church to study the
feasibility of an electronics in
telligence subsystem for for
ward combat areas.
Edward M. Bostick, Melpar
president, said yesterday the
subsystem would be used for
electromagnetic reconnaissance,
a field in which Melpar has
previously done research.
The contract is from the
Army Electronics Material
Agency and also calls for de-
sign and development of ex-
perimental models operating in
one of the frequency bands to
be used by the subSystem.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Early u. S. Coins
Shown at Bank

The "Fugio," first authorized
United States coin, is on dis
play along with a Jackson
hard times" coin and other
early American currency at Nc
ILachlen Banking Corp, Tenth
and G streets NV. this week.
The exhibit, with coins dat
ing back to 1922, has been OBJ
tanned from the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Richmond.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
First Branch Approved
For Vienna Bonk

First National Bank of Vien-
ma has received permission
from the Controller of the Cur
rency for establishment Of
a branch office at Tyson's Cor
ner near the intersection Of
Route 7 and the Capital Belt
way.
1t is the first branch ap-
proved for the bank since its
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Gardner Firm Names
3 New Directors

ders of Gardner
Laboratory in Bethesda, Md,
have elected three new directors
and a number of executive
changes have been made, it was
announced today by Henry A.
Gardner, jr., president ana
treasurer. ,
The new directors are Will
liam E. Rentz, new secretary
and counsel, and John S. Fang
boner, president of the Nation
al City Bank Of Cleveland,
Henry A. Gardner, ST., and
Henry A. Gardner, jr., were re-
named to the board.
Mr.. Rentz was promoted to
executive vice president from
assistant to the president, TO
succeed Paul Butler, who has
retired after 35 years with the
company. Mr.. Rentz is a retired
brigadier general of the Air
Force and came to Gardner IN
January, 1861. Paul N. Gardner
retired as board chairman ana
a director, leaving the position
of chairman vacant.
Matthew A. Cattaro was re-
elected vice president OF re-
search and development and
r. E. Oelschlaeger was pro-
NOTED from sales manager tt
vice president, sales. Mr.. Ham
ilton was named secretary ant
counsel and Robert L. Anderson
was promoted from assistant
controller to controller and as
sistant secretary.
Gardner Laboratory wa
founded by Henry A. Gardner
in 1924 and specializes in de-
sign, manufacture and distri-
button of scientific instruments
and laboratory apparatus with
sales exceeding 81 million an
nually.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Southern Railway
Report Wins Award

Southern Railway Co. h a S
won first prize in the trans
portation industry from Finan-
cial World, a trade journal, for
its stockholder meeting report.
A bronze trophy will be pre-
sented to railway officials Oc-
tober 29s at a banquet in New
York. Winners in other catego-
ries for post meeting reports
are Merck g. Co., Jones g.
Laughlin, Irving Trust, Texaco
and Middle South Utilities.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO. oct. 9 (AP).-The Board
Of Trade reported that the visible sup
ply Of wheat in the United States, de-
creased 1864 900 bushels last week te
i .575. 900 bushels to 80. .S69, 600; oats
100000 bushels to 25,50Q.-
900: rye decreased 22S,000 to 4.S55.-
900: barley decreased 4S6.000 to 20.
5g5 900. soybeans increased 4.0S2, 900
To il .2S7, 900 and grain sorghums in
creased 1 ,S39. 900 to 152. .964,000.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
RCA Profits
Rise. a. Pct.

NEW YORK, OCT. 9 (AP) -
Radio Corp, of America re-
ported yesterday its sales and
earnings in the first nine
months of this year were the
highest for the period in the
company'S history.
Earnings rose A per cent to
$34.3 million from $23.8 million
in the first nine months OF
1861. Earnings per share in
creased to $1.88 from $1.29.
Sales climbed to 1885, $780,
900 from 81 900, 10000
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Bank Women Plan
Dinner Meeting

Capital Group of the Ma
tional Association of Bank
Women will hold a dinner
meeting at the Washington
Golf and Country Club to-
morrow night.
Mrs. Avlynne Helm, assistant
secretary of National Savings
and Trust Co., and chairman
of the group, will preside.
Members from the Arlington
Trust Co. will be hostesSes at
a reception preceding dinner.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
METALS

NEW YORK, oct. 9 (AP).-spot
nonferrous metal prices. today: Cop.
Valley. Lead ga cents a pound. New
YORK. Zinc 111a cents a pound. Easi
ST, Louis. Tin .0SHs q pound, New
York. Foreign silver 1.19 per troy
ounce, New York. Pittsburgh scraI
steel No. / heavy was quoted by lron
Age at "a .00-25.0O.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
$50 Million Contract

NEW YORK, Oct. 9 (AP)-
Douglas Aircraft Co. announced
it has received a $50 million
contract for continued research
and development of the Army's
Nike ZeuS anti-misSile missile.
Evening star., 1962-10-09

formation on February % this
year.
The new bank has total as
sets of more than $2,250,000
and is building a new main
office adjacent to its present
location at 239 Maple avenue
West, in Vienna.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
THE EVENING STAR
Earnings Jump Posted
By American Security
And Afflicted Firm
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Net operating earnings of American Security Trust
Co. and its affiliate Security Corp amounted to
S3l73818 or $3.50 unit in the first nine months OF 1852 IT
was announced today by Robert c. Baker president of both
the bank and its affiliate.
is was an increase of 1875 per from the 1861
Evening star., 1962-10-09
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by Me Ma
tional Association of Securities Dealers in
Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at ] pm. Tuesday,
October g. 1852:
Evening star., 1962-10-09
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the coun-
ter u. S. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star., 1962-10-09
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Evening star., 1962-10-09
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
Following New York Stock EXCHANGE so
Evening star., 1962-10-09
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Evening star., 1962-10-09

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Evening star., 1962-10-09

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Evening star., 1962-09-02

While the program is going
on, people chatter back and
forth, rummage through
their purses and join in
other distractions.
When the intermission
starts. people leave their
seats quickly sometimes be-
fore the curtain is DOWN
and return at the last min
ute. And at the end Of the
program, those who have sat
through the entire perform
ance worrying about the
traffic jam facing them after
the shows over, are half way
up the aisle. Encores are vir-
tually nonexistent in this
city there's usually no one
there to play them for.
/ think we should do some
thing about this If we want
to continue to have good
theaters in our city. Some
theater-goers are there to
enjoy the show, contrary to
popular belief. How can we
when there is so much COM
motion going on? I have at
tended theaters in many
cities and must say that I
am ashamed of the way we
present ourselves at our
theaters here.
Another noisemaker at the
Evening star., 1962-09-02
BY DAVID s. HUGO
Contributing Writer

REHOBOTH BEACH The
1862 season" not only prom
ises to be one of the best ever
experienced by Delaware's
coastal resorts but also the
longest, with special attrac-
tions and reduced rates offered
late visitors.
For many years, the season"
ended on Labor Day, and early
September brought uninter-
rupted peace and quiet until
the return Of summer. How
ever, in recent years, the pat
tern has changed with the sea-
son being gradually extended.
Season Longer
For Rehoboth Beach, cur
rently experiencing one Of its
best years as a resort, this will
definitely be its longest season
to date.
In order to assure sufficient
patronage to warrant further
extension Of the season many
resort area housing facilities
will put "off-season" rates In
effect in mid-September.
Some of the areas hotels and
motels. including the Atlantic
Sands, New Henlopen Motor
Lodge and Dinner Bell Motel,
are planning continuous opera
ton through 1962-63.
These comparatively new IA
'cilities completed in 1859 at
Evening star., 1962-09-02
September Best
AtIunticCity
Still Booms

ATLANTIC CITY. - Labor
Day marks the beginning Of
Atlantic City's golden days"
when the seashore weather is
at its best and the surf is
warmer than at any other time
Of the year.
It also marks the beginning
Of a busy schedule Of events
for the entertainment Of tour
lists as well as the 10000 con-
ventioneers, who will be here to
attend sessions Of the SO Or
ganizations that will meet here
in September.
Beauty Pageant
Highlight Of Labor Day will
be the arrival Of so pretty girls,
representing the so State s /,
Canada, New York City, Chi
cago and the District Of Co
lumbia, to compete in the Miss
America Pageant. The pageant
continues through the week cli-
NAKED by the big CHS coast
forecast telecast Saturday
night.
And appropriately the day Il
also marked by the running o.
the $25,000 Pageant Handicap
at the Atlantic City Race
Course. The tracks two big
gest races Of the year follow
hard on the heels of this one
with the 100000 Worlds Play
ground Stakes on September 9
and the 100000 invitational
United Nations Handicap on
September IS. The racing sea-
son continues through Oc-
tober 2.
Golf Tourney
There are q number Of golf
tournaments on the September
list but the tops in this popular
sport is the James e. Sonny
Fraser Memorial Tournament
at the Atlantic City Country
Club. September %, 20 and 80
There's also plenty Of enter
tainment on the schedule for
the young people with the an
nual Firemen'S Parade set for
September % and the Steel Pier
offering Neil Sedaka this week
The Mid-Atlantic Shrine will
be meeting here $1,000 strong
and will stage q parade Of their
uniformed marching units Sep
tember 16.
Another Boardwalk attrac-
ton is the AAU 15-kilometer
walk, National Junior Cham
pionship, September 80.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
TruveI Council
Honors Nelson

Robert P. Nelson, managing
director Of the Virginia Travel
Council, will be honored at a
dinner in Virginia Beach next
Saturday evening at the Cava-
lier Hotel.
Mr.. Nelson will receive ar
award in recognition of his dis
tinguished contribution to the
travel industry, based on the
States celebration Of the Civil
War Centennial.
The award dinner will be at
tended by delegates to the fall
conference Of the Travel Coun-
Gil, which opens Friday to run
through the week end.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Cape May Eyeing
Prolonged Season

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE
N. J.-Cape May county is sci
to retain the same atmosphere
Of activity during September
with optimism prevailing fol
extension of the season.
Off-seaSon rates will be ir
order after Labor Day at mo-
tells, hotels, apartments anC
rooming houses.
A highlight of the season
activity will be the 44th an.
nual New Jersey American lie.
gion Convention to be held al
Wildwood four days beginning
Thursday.
Upwards of 5000 delegates
are expected to attend the par
ley with more than 10000 t.
be present September 8, wher
the drum and bugle corps com
petition takes place at Max
well Athletic Field.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Rehoboth Plans Longer
Season With Cut Rutes

q total cost Of around $780,
000) are equipped for year.
around operation.
Year Round Facilities
The more than 100 rooms
provided by these three motels
added to other year-around-
occupancy facilities provided
by some Of the modern motels
along Delaware Route IA, neal
the western and southern
approaches to Rehoboth Beach
assures several hundred first
class rooms being available in
the "off-season."
The Delaware State Senior
Mems Golfing Championships
will be staged at the Rehoboth
Beach Country Club September
Is and 16. Contestants must
have reached their 50th BIRTH
day by September is.
On September IL and IL
duplicate bridge tournaments
will be run at the Country Club
with play getting underway at
1880 pm.
Bowling tournaments-men
and women, singles and doubles
will be staged at the Reho-
both Bowling Lanes, Septem-
Der IA and Is, with prizes
awarded for the best scores In
each category.
Also, during "Seahorse Week
there will be special exhibits ir
the studios of the Rehoboth
Art League in Henlopen Acres
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Kimono Color Film
Is Made Available

"Kimono," q new 16-mm.
color film with English sound
track, has been completed by
the Japan National Tourist
Association and is available for
group showings in the United
States and Canada.
It may be obtained through
the Association offices at As
Rockefeller Plaza, New York.