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90, neat and polite. Must live
with parents and be q high school
graduate of commercial course.
Large office near 18th and H
SITS. n.ws handling no merchandise.
day. Pay 81 80 per mr., $3.50 per
mo. Phone Ma. a-3079.
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In addition to the Washing
ton, DC. area, programming
facilities are also located in
San Jose, California; Lexing-
ton, Kentucky; Rochester,
Minnesota: Omaha, Me-
braska; and in New York
City, Endicott, Kingston,
Owego, Poughkeepsie and
Yorktown Heights, New
York.
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Tabulating
Supervisor

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Tabulatil.s machine
operator to act as
machine room super
visor in a punched
card oriented compu-
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RELp WOMEN
DOCTORS
RECEPTIQNIST

Two doctors in y, the The office; They
eiriA who likes % meet TIE pub.
depending upon tipping speed.
Learn tS handle simple lab tests,
Elk l;3S !, s-7s ~, silv' sps'. Ju. s-sl44
Evening star., 1962-05-28
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Herbert Robinson, owner of
Dana Rabins, Inc, has been
elected president of the Con-
necticut Avenue Association.
James w. Clark is first vice
president, Otto VeerhOff second
vice president, Albert Parker
secretary, and Jose Varela,
treasurer.
Joseph A. Pechman has been
appointed director of economic
studies for the Brookings In
stitution here.
Leo M. Bernstein, president
of Guardian Federal Savings
and Loan Association of Silver
Spring, has been appointed a
member and delegate of the
Small Business Administrations
advisory council.
Russell E. Travis has Joined
Vitro Electronics as senior
mechanical engineer.
Homer A. Ray has Joined
Emertron, Inc, in Silver Spring
as antenna systems program
manager.
Donald PRESLEY has joined
Read Plastics, Inc, in its Gov
ernment and industrial sales
division, and Mrs. Frances Hell
mer in its plastic signs depart
ment for industry.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Steel Buyers
Increase Pace
OF fNeW0rders

CLEVELAND, May % CAP)
The rate of decline in steel
production is diminishing as
producers book new orders at a
steady pace, Steel magazine re-
ported today.
Only minor weekly fluctua-
tions in output are likely over
the next several weeks. the
Woodworking weekly said. It
added that production this
week will be slightly less than
the estimated output of $780,
900 tons last week.
The magazine said steel ingot
production in May will be
about rs million tons. COM
pared with go million tons in
April, and the June output will
be about Z million tons. Pro-
duction during the second
quarter is expected to be about
1877 million tons, compared
with 30.6 million tons in the
first three months of 1862.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Nearby States Lead
In School Bonds

Maryland and Virginia led 35
other States last year in the
number of bonds for elementary
and secondary school construe-
ton, according to the Invest
ment Bankers Association of
America.
The District of Columbia, like
Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands, sold no bonds for this
purpose.
Maryland marketed $59.977,-
900 worth of school bonds in II
issues. Virginia's 35 issues
totalled $47,537,000. California
was far and away the leader
among all States with more
than half a billion dollars ir
school bonds sold. New York
ran second at 1882 million anC
Pennsylvania third at $20(
million.
Bond sales by States anC
local communities for othel
public projects totalled $188,.
673, 900 in Maryland and $118,.
028, 900 in Virginia. The District
marketed one issue of abou
2,765 900.
Last year was a record fol
municipal bond sales, totallinl
$8.4 billion nationally.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

In the Altieri Palace IN Rome
for four days recently, about
100 of the worlds most power
full men conferred on ways to
stem the outflow of gold from
the United States, and main
tain the dollar as the pivot for
the currencies of the free
world.
Among the 120 we're the
principal central bankers of
Europe and the United States,
Heading our delegation to this
International Monetary Con-
ference were Federal Reserve
Board Chairman Martin, Sec
retary of the Treasury Dillon
and Under Secretary of the
Treasury Robert v. Roosa.
Heading Britain's delegation
was the Earl of Conner. gov
ernor of the Bank Of England
Heading Germany's were Her.
mann j. Abs, chairman and
Karl Blessing, president of the
Deutsche Bundesbank. Also
there were Per Jacobson, man.
aging director of the Interna-
tional Monetary Fund, and
Guillaume Guindey, general
manager of the Bank for
International Settlements at
Basle. Only the number one
and two financiers of each
nation were invited.
What they agreed or dis
agreed on in their private meet
ings will profoundly probably
affect the financial lives of
hundreds of millions. The prob
lem of safeguarding the United
States dolla rhas become of
paramount Importance in view
of the fact that we are con-
tinually spending far more
abroad than we are earning
abroad and our foreign creditors
have built up enormous claims
against our dwindling gold re-
serve. The problem must be
solved if the financial structures
Of the free world are not to
topple.
Crisis Averted
The purpose of this report is
not to offer additional details
on the defenses being created
for the dollar. Suffice it to say
here that the defenses are
being devised and so far, crisis
has been successfully averted
Rather, the purpose of this col.
umn and tomorrow's is to out.
line what these men at the
Rome meeting represent, why
they are so influential, whert
they get their power.
First Of all, what is a centra
Evening star., 1962-05-28

to Leslie o. Barnes. president,
BY contrast the line suffered
a net loss of S402.511 in the
period last year. described by
some weather officials as the
worst winter in rs years.
The net income for April
totaling S177.022 apparently
offset to a large extent earlier
losses. Commercial revenue rose
by II per cent to Sl,973.77l
from the month a year ago, Mr..
Barnes reported.
The president forecast the
airline would gross about S24
million this year, an increase
of S35 million over last years
record gross. Last months net.
he added, points toward a rec
ord second quarter profit for
Allegheny.
The company has more than
1900 employees and its fleet
serves some IS cities in IL
States.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. May 2S (AP)-UsDA).-
HOGS 10000: moderately active, butch
ers weak to mostly % lower; sowS
steady to 25 lower; fair shipping de-
mand: 1-2 19O-22O lb butchers 1925
1850, mostly 1925; only SO head al
18th and 80 head sorted 1-2 212 lbs
1875; mixed Id 1S0-230 lbs 1915
1925: bulk 15.75-16.00; 220-240 lbs
15.25-15.75; 2-3 240-270 lbs 14.75-
1925; 260-2S0 lbs 1425-14.75: 2S0-
300 lbs 13.75-14.50 mixed 1-3 290-
$50 lb sows 13.O0-14.0O: 100000 lbs
12.25-l3.00; boars l1.50-12.50.
Cattle IA. 500; calves none; slaughter
steers and heifers fairly active, choice
and prime steers mostly so higher with
some sales rs higher: steers good and
below strong to so higher; heifers
mostly so higher: COWS steady to %
lower bulls steady; vealers weak: two
loads prime 1.205-1, 375 ID steers $500
and $3.50; several loads prime steers
still unsold; high choice and mixed
choice and prime 1.150-l, 400 lbs 1850
27.75; bulk choice 950-1 1850 lbs "a. 70
90 so: mixed good and choice 24.50-
$500; standard and good 20.50-24. 80:
few loads high choice and mixed choice
and prime heifers 25.75-2625, most
good and choice 22.00-25.50; utility
and commercial COWS 15.50-l7.50: bulk
Gamers and cutters 13.50-16.50; utility
And commercial bulls lS.50-21 90;
Standard and good vealers 20.00-2S. 90;
load good and choice 900 lb. feeding
steers 1925: load 905 ID holstein steers
on feeder account 1875.
.s=A
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Development Planned
In Prince Georqes

Plans for a 2,500-acre devel-
opment of homes and business
in Princes Georges County
were announced yesterday by
Northampton Corp. wholly
owned subsidiary of DISC, Inc.
The company also announced
election of its first slate of
officers. H. Max zimmerman
is president of Northampton:
Sherman Hollingsworth, vice
president; Herman Fig. vice
president; Robert PhilipSon.
treasurer; Walter D. Newrath,
secretary; Howard Mchnick,
assistant secretary, and Irving
S. Lichtman, board chairman.
The land acquired is two
miles from the District line
and includes two sites at the
Capital Beltway interchange.
Promoters said the project
Is still subject to zoning ap-
plications now pending. Plans
envision motel-notel facilities
near the Beltwqy. apartments
a shopping center. homes, a
golf course. and other recrea-
tional facilities.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Where's the Hope
In Traffic?
By CHARLES YARBRoUGH

quired. All the molds in Good
years headquarters plant in
Akron have been scrapped long
ago.
Ted Britt's Fairfax Ford
agency, one Of the newest and
one of the busiest in the area,
formally dedicated its new
building last week, although
the former Cadillac salesman
has been in business two years.
In the short period, he has
won Ford's distinguished
achievement award and q trip
to Europe.
General Motors German.
produced Opel will have q run
ming mate soon. The new. small
car, with a front-mounted,
four-cylinder engine, win be
called the Kadett, the name
used for a small passenger car
built by Opel prior to World
War II.
- -
Wheaton High school has a
new 1862 Ford 352 cubic inch
engine and Cruise-O- Matte
Transmission for auto shop
training.
The equipment was presented
through courtesty Of Ford'S
Community Relations commit
tee; Hill g. Sanders-Wheaton,
Inc, and Guy Steuart Motors.
= 81.
Space on the entire main
floor of Detroit's new Cobo Hall
has already been assigned for
the 44th National Automobile
Show, October 1923.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
AT&T Rights
Factor in Fall

NEW YORK, May % (AP).-
A regulation that in certain
cases permits investors to buy
stock with a lower down pay
ment and more credit than
usual was Gifted today for con-
triibuting to the current de-
cline of American Telephone &
Telegraph Co. stock.
Brokers said some people who
had bought AT&T stock this
way last year were being asked
to put up more money. The
price of the stock has fallen
about SIS a share this month
alone. AT&T is the widest held
of all stocks with more than
2,057,000 owners.
The price decline has reduced
the value of the stock held in
these special accounts closer to
the amount of credit granted
by the broker to permit the
purchase.
The special credit rules ap-
ply when a corporation decides
to issue stock by allowing share
holders already on its rolls to
buy more. usually at below the
Market price. through options
called rights.
These rights are bought and
sold on the open market. An
investor desiring to buy the
rights can open a special sub
scription account with a broker
and is required to put down
only 25 per cent of the cost of
the rights and subscription
price of the stock.
In most other cases when
stock is bought on credit the
buyer must put down 70 per
cent and can borrow only 80
per cent.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

citation, was elected second vice
president of the Virginia Saw
ings & Loan League today.
The league is holding its seth
annual meeting at Sea Island
Ga, with 230 industry repre-
Sentatives attending the three
day session.
Speakers include Mills E
Goodwin, jr., Virginia lieutenant
governor; John Fogarty, presi-
dent of the Federal Home Loar
Bank of Greensboro, and Mar
shall johnson, president of the
Home Builders of Virginia. Aller
Adams, president of First Fed
eral Savings g. Loan Associa-
ton of Arlington. is scheduled
to participate in a panel dis.
cuSSiOn tomorrow.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Atlantic Seoboord
Awards Contract

Atlantic Seaboard Corp. to-
day announced the award of 6
contract to Williams Brothers
Co. of Tulsa, Okla. to con.
struct 40.3 miles of 30-inct
transmission pipeline in the
Washington area.
The line will carry gas
through Loudoun County in
Virginia and Montgomery and
Howard Counties in Maryland
1t will be completed next No
vember.
Atlantic Seaboard operates
three transmission lines bring
ing gas to Washington Gas
Light Co. and Baltimore Gas &;
Electric Co. New facilities will
cost an estimated S5,476,O00.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
D. c. Firm Acquires
Colorado Homesites

North America Contracting
Corp. has acquired 100 per cent
stock control of Strategic Sites,
Inc, owner of 400 vacation
homesites in the Pixies Peak,
Colo, area.
North American. a Wash
Observation-Disclosures concern,
also owns control of several
real estate developments in
Maryland and Florida.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Rockville Chamber
viii Hear Craven

John P. Craven, chief scientist
in the special projects office
Bureau of Naval Weapons, will
discuss underwater technology
tomorrow at the second science
industry seminar of the Rock
vile Chamber of Commerce.
The luncheon session will
begin at noon in the Manor
Country Club. Nicholas H,
Hemmer, jr., of IBM-Federal
Systems Division will introduce
the speaker.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
ON WHEELS

It always seemed that any
thing done to help the great
cities carry their traffic loads
is 10 years old before it opens
newly inadequate. might be the
proper expression.
Some comments by General
Motors Board Chairman Fred
eric G. Donner last week could
be taken as a warning.
by 1871" he told q GIN
shareholders meeting, I'VE an
ticipate worldwide sales of
more than 81 million cars and
trucks a year.
Compared with the IS million
sold at retail in the 10 years
l952-61, the total for the next
10 years could more than
double and might easily reach
95 to 100 million vehicles, Mr..
Donner said.
Retail sales in the next 10
years in this country may total
78 million cars and 13 million
trucks or more than nine
million a year.
And that to the vehicles al
ready on the road, subtracting
some four or five million cars
that are junked every year and
the picture Of inadequate facili-
ties becomes quite clear.
Washington isn't alone in its
inadequacy. Los Angeles plight
always gets into any traffic
conversation.
Federal Aviation Admins
traitor N. e. HaIaby, noting that
Los Angeles was his home town
and therefore he could speak
with impunity about the city's
traffic, said I'VE laugh about
it to keep from crying"
Ever wonder about those
brand new tires which heir
make antique automobiles keer
that showroom appearance?
For years, getting new tires
to fit the restored old classics
has been on a special order
basis Where would you find 9
tire shop carrying 21-inch tire:
for passenger cars?
Goodyear has resumed pro-
duction Of the off-size tires a:
a result Of so many inquiries
w. E. Still, manager of auto
tire sales, says Goodyear il
supplying antique tires in the
four most popular sizes on 9
factory shipment order basis
The tires, built at the COM
pany's plant in New Toronto
Canada, can be ordered only
through a GOODYEAR dealer or
store.
The Canadian plan was Sc
lected for the production be-
cause it has molds. pot heaters
and other special equipment re-
Evening star., 1962-05-28
YOUR MONEYS WORTH
Central Bankers
Weld Power
/. By SYLVIA PORTER

bank? AS the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond put it re-
Gently, I'm every major country
of the world the central bank
is the central arch Of the
monetary and financial sys-
tenn" Because its activities are
indispensable" the central
bank is usually taken for
granted.
Even among those who fire.
quently come into contact with
it's operations. only a very small
minority has a full under
standing of what a central
bank is, what it does, and
why" The Richmond Federal
Reserve Bank is a part of the
United States central banking
organization-the Federal Re
serve system.
Before going any farther,
here's a capsule definition:
A central bank is first, a
bankers bank. 1t performs for
the commercial bank on the
corner the same functions that
the corner bank performs foI
you. For instance, it holds your
banks reserves, collects its
checks and makes loans to your
bank under certain conditions.
Banker for Government
A central bank is also the
banker for the Government.
For instance, as the fiscal
agent for the Government, the
Federal Reserve System re-
ceives and pays out the funds
of the Federal Government.
A central bank is third and
most important, the manager
Of a country's money and
credit System-and there, of
course, is the heart Of its
power. The Federal Reserve
System can and does create
money and pours it into the
economic stream to finance all
business activities. 1t can, and
does at times, withdraw money
from the economic stream to
put a brake on business activi-
ties.
The men who were at Rome
to discuss the dollars future
were the worlds leading CEN
trail bankers. They could, II
they so decided, stage a run on
our dollar, bring about a world
wide financial crash. Or they
could agree to cooperate to an
unprecedented degree to rescue
the dollar from the trap dug by
our own generosity over the
years. This is power indeedl
Tomorrow: A primer or
what a central bank is.
distributed 1862. by The Hall
syndicate. Inc. All righst reserved.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
PIumIey to Speak

H. Ladd Plumley. newly
elected president of the United
States Chamber of Commerce
will address members of the
National Press Club tomorrow
on the topic, THE Business
Mans Role on the New From
tier" The luncheon meeting
begins at 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
METALS

NEW YORK. May % (AP).-spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
Lead 9I2 cents a pound, New York.
Zinc 11la cents q pound. East st.
Louis. Tin 1.167s pound. New York.
Foreign silver ! .01l7 per troy ounce.
New York Pittsburgh scrap steel No. /
heavy was quoted today by Iron Age
at 26.00-27.00.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
4-Month Profit Posted
By Allegheny AirIines
BY TRUMAN r. TEMPLE
81 sanEh ILL.,

Allegheny Anes today reported profit for the first
four months of 1862 the first operated black
for this period since its service began 949
The Washington airline had income
merca of s7O9O853 7a share according
Evening star., 1962-05-28
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
70 the Holders Of d"
Washington Gas Light
Company
First Mortgage (noFneFly
Refunding M0Ftgagel Bonds,
BA% Series due 1855

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, BUR.
guant to the provisions Of the Mortgage and
Deed Of Trust dated January I, 1885, as
National Bank Of the City Of New York a.
Trustee (under which Tia RigRs Ma.
tional Bank Of Washington, d. C., IL Sue
eessor Trustee), and the provisions Of the
Supplemental Indenture thereto dated June
Is, 1860, between Washingtnu Gas Light
Company and The Rigs National Bank Of
Washington, d. c, Trustea, Washingtou
Gas Light Company will redeem the follow.
ing First Mortgage (formeriy Refundihg
Mortgagel Bonds, Skss Series due 1885,
on june IS, 1862:
Coupon Bonds Of n 600
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Anderson Is Elected
By Virginia League

David Anderson, executive
vice president of Arlington
Fairfax Savings & Loan ASso-
Evening star., 1962-05-28
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at pm. Monday:
NAV q:
Evening star., 1962-05-28
GIANT CRANE AT DULLES

Worlds largest truck crane, made by Har-
niSchfeger Corp. of Milwaukee, is being used
to erect steel skeletons for arched columns at
Dulles International Air Terminal Building.
Roofs will be hung from cables attached to
Outward-leaning columns.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Coupon Bonds Of u 900
denaminAtinn aaah
Eully Rsgistsrsa 4 Bonds

and On said date there Vill become and b
due and payable upca each First Mortgake
Bond, Sh% Sefies due 1885 % 10 Be re-
deemed, az the ofiee Of The Chase MAN.
haitian Bank. (COrperake Agency De-
partment), 50 Pima Street, IN the nor-
eugh Oi Manhastaa, The City Of New
York (the agency Of the Company in the
Borough Of Msnhatt1a, The City Of New
York;, or at the principal ofiee Of The
Riggs Nati0nal Bank ef WashlngtOn,
DC, I'm the Dtstrie4 e Ceiumbia, (the
principal Office Of the Trustee), the full
PRINCIPAL amosnt thereof in tie case Of
Coupon Bonds. and the specified amount Of
the principal thereof in the case Of Fully
Registered Bonds, without coupons, together
with interest accrued 70 June IS, 1862 and
. premium on the specified amount Of the
principal 10 be redeemed Of 0.67q; from
and after June IS, 1862, interest On said
Coupon Bonds 90 called for redemption and
interest on the specified amount Of the
principal Of said Fully Registered Bonds 20
called for redemption will cease 10 accrue.
Coupon Bonds must be accompanied by
an coupons appertaining thereto maturing
after June IS, 1869. Coupons maturing osi
June is, 1862 may Be detached and pre-
sented for payment In the usual manner.
Washington Gas Light Company
By: DONALD s. BITTINGER,
Dated: Nay "A, 1867.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK CAP)-Noon over the coun.
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Eurninqs

Deere g. Co. in 6 months
ended April 80 earned SIS, 5,464,-
296 or 1924 a share VS.. $16,-
902.534 or $2.45 in 1861 period
BullOck's, Inc. in So weeks
ended May earned So, 1882 or
$500 a share VS.. S7,076.484 or
$267 in 1861.
harrington Mfg. in year
ended December 81 had a loss
of $4,280,422 VS.. a loss OF
$1,893,351 in 1861.
King Seeley ThermOs in
months ended April 80 earned
$2,914,436 or S1.76 a share VS.
$1,502,582 or 81 cents in 1861
period.
Curtis, Inc. in year ended
February % earned $3,427,4le
or $1.64 a share VS.. $3,229,841
or $l.59 in 1861.
ChOck Full O'Nuts in
months ended April 80 earned
$1.856,772 or SO cents a share
VS.. $1,614,151 or Al cents in
1861 period.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE

by
Following New York Stock Exchange
Evening star., 1962-05-28
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Chrysler Corp. announced H.
Douglas Lowry has been named
president of the Space Division.
He succeeds j. c. Smith, jr.,
who has resigned
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-06-15

!; During this warming season
of the year, the coastal ano
mountainous areas of Vaiety Va
cationaland have increased APP
peal and many North CAROLYN
ians alternate visits to include
both.
During one Of our recent ex-
cursions to the coastal section of
the State, we decided to stop off
for bit of sightseeing in little
town that played very vital
role in our early history and
which properly claims variety
of "fHsts." For example, it is the
oldest incorporated town in
Tarheealia (1705); it was the
4. Capital of the State (1744); it
had the first public library in
the United States (1700); it had
the first shipyard in the State
(17O6); it established the first
public school in North Carolina.
In addition, it contained the
homes of the States first Chief
Justice, Christopher Gale, and
first historian, John Lawson.
Undoubtedly those having