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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Women Fuints,
Dies in Arlington

A 26-year-old Arlington
woman died at Alexandria Hos
pital yesterday shortly after
she was found sitting on the
floor Of an Alexandria store,
police reported.
The woman was identified as
Mrs. Pauline Brown of 1407
South Rolfe street. She was
pronounced dead at 5:12 pm.
after fainting in the hallway
outside the hospital emergency
room, police said.
Pvt. williams James said
that he found Mrs. Brown on
the floor at the Davis Memorial
Goodwill Industries, Inc, 118
North Fayette street, at about
4:40 pm. and had her taken to
the hospital. She was pro-
nounced dead by DR.. John p.
McDade.
The cause of death was I'M
determined. the hospital said.
The victims husband, Salas
Brown, 81, said that his wife
had often suffered fainting
spells but had refused to see
a doctor, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
District Nan
HeIdin Death
OF Boy, II

A Washington man was ar
rested by the FBI in Baltimore
today in connection with the
kidnapping and murder of an
11-year-old boy near Oneonta,
Ala.
The FBI identified the pris-
oner as Michael A. Mayola, %,
a barber. Mayola is to be ar
ranged later today in Balti-
more before a United States
Commissioner on a charge Of
unlawful flight to avoid prose-
cution. -
Mayola, the FBI said. once
served two years in the Mary
land House of Correction after
being convicted of sodomy in
Montgomery County. The Mary
land case in which he was in
volved happened in March,
1855.
The victim in the Alabama
case was Larry Thomas, of
Midfield. whose body was found
in a shallow grave near the
North Alabama town of One
onta this morning. He had
been criminally assaulted and
shot through the head.
FBI Director j. Edgar Hoover
described Mayola as a convicted.
sex criminal and said he had
operated a barber shop in One
onta for the last year under
the name George r. Workman.
Mr.. Hoover said Mayola told
FBI agents he left Alabama
early yesterday and arrived in
Baltimore by bus today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Mrs. Moy's
Home Tops
Assessments

Mrs. Marjorie MerriweatheF
Post May owns Washington's
most expensive private resid-
ence, according to property tax
assessment records in the Dis
trict Finance Office.
Mrs. Mays Hillwood estate at
Ass Linnean avenue NV. is
assessed at $726,320 for fiscal
1862.
Assessed valuation is based
on an estimate of SIS per cent
of fair market value. If the as
sesor's estimate is correct. this
would mean that the market
value of the estate is well in
excess of a million dollars.
The next nine most expen-
sive residences. based on the
assessed valuation of the prop
erty, as revealed by the Finance
Office include:
Mrs. Anne Archbold at S9O5
Reservoir road NV, at SAIL
346; Mrs. Elinor M. Brady, 1901
Foxhall road NV, at $373, 538;
Armistead Peter, jr., 1914 Thir-
ty-first street NV, at $357 $50;
the late F. Lammot Belin, 1923
Twenty-eighth street NV, at
$346, $50! Duncan and Marjorie
A. Phillips. 2102 Foxhall road
NV, at $338.913; Morris Ca
fritz, 1901 Foxhall road NV,
at SPOT $50; the late M. Robert
Guggenheim, = $500 Albemarle
street NV, at $268,555; Rachel
D. Broun and others, 1929
Klingle road NV, at $193. $50;
and the late Herman Hollerith.
1917 Twenty-ninth street NV,
at $193,O73.
Will s. Myers, chief of re-
search and planning in the
District Finance Office, noted
that the assessed valuations of
the properties do not neces-
sarily indicate that the owners
are the Districts biggest tax
payers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
CORE Asks
Army Bon on
WhiteCufes

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2 (AP)
The Army has been asked to
declare restaurants in Aberdeen
which refuse to serve Negroes
off limits to all military per-
sonnet.
John c. Roemer Sd, vice
chairman of the Baltimore
Chapter of Congress of Racial
Equality. said today the re-
quests had been sent to De-
tense Secretary Mcnamara,
Army Secretary Vance and the
commander of the Aberdeen
Proving Ground.
Mr.. Roemer said that CORE
and other integrationists had
been actively opposing segrega-
ton in restaurants along U. s..
Route 40, which runs through
Aberdeen, for months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Liquor Store Vote
Faces Court Test

WOODSTOCK, Va, Aug. z
(AP). - Shenandoah County
Circuit Judge Elliott Marshall
will hear arguments September
1927 on a plea that he throw
out the results Of a May ref
erendum on authorizing a State
liquor store in Woodstock.
The proposal to open the
ABC store here was beaten by
"a single vote. There are no
liquor stores in the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07

rent law was written, John D.
Marsh, president of the Varia-
BILE Annuity Life Insurance Co..
added. That dollar increase
should be reflected in a capital
requirement, too, he said.
He spoke for the Equitable,
Peoples Life, Government EN-
ployes Life United Service Life
and Acacia insurance COM
panies, as well as his own.
Also before a separate Dis
trict subcommittee in the House
were proposals to relieve own
ers of adjacent property Of
paying for repair of alleys and
sidewalks If damage was caused
by tree roots or other circum-
stances beyond their control;
to abolish legally now nom
existent Commissioners Of
Deeds: and to regulate life,
accident and health insurance
issued in connection with loans
or other credit transactions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Doubt Voiced
On Balanced
Transit Plan

A long awaited recommends
ton for a balanced" trans
portation system from q White
House agency just may not
solve all problems Of the Wash
ington metropolitan area, a
Congressman told the House
yesterday afternoon.
Representative Ford, Repub-
lican Of Michigan, raised al
most a lone voice questioning
the report. due November /,
during a House debate on a
related resolution to expand
powers Of a transportation re-
gulatory commission.
On both sides Of Congress,
members have urged that ma
jor highway projects be post
poned until the balanced pro-
gram is given Congress by the
National Capital Transporta-
ton Agency. Indications are
that c. Darwin Stolzenbach,
presidential appointed agency
administrator. will urge Con-
gress to authorize a giant
rapid rail system and to cut
back freeway construction.
Il don't like a lot Of Johnny
come-latelys stepping in and
saying that everything we've
done in the past is wrong and
that everything they do is
right" Mr.. Ford said.
He said it was "about time"
somebody questioned whether
the report would solve all metro
problems. Instead, the report
may simply be the expression
of some people who want the
last word" on how Washing
ton residents can go from home
to the office, he added.
Some District of Columbia
people have done a pretty good
job" the Congressman went
on. I'm getting sick and tired
Of waiting for this report"
He told the House to be on
the lookout for long haired
ideas" from the Transporta-
ton Agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Bill Backed to Raise
Insurance Firm Capital

Existing life insurance COM
panies have joined their Dis
trict regulator in urging Con-
gress to increase the amount of
capital required to start stock
life insurance companies here.
Now, such a company must
have 100000 paid-in capital,
plus half as much again in sur
plus.
A bill before a House sub
committee demands a $500, 900
paid-in C apital requirement,
plus $3.50, 1000 in surplus.
District Insurance Supt. Al
bert Jordan, who has regulated
insurance in the District for %
ars. said serious minded
businessmen would have no
difficulty in raising that much
money"
Dollars have a different
meaning in increased payrolls
and in damages and premiums
than they did when the cur
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by refusing to serve a Negro at
his Wayside Restaurant, 1908
East-West highway.
Both parties signed the
agreement yesterday. according
to Mrs. Robert william King,
vice chairman of the commits
sion and acting in the absence
Of its chairman, the Rev. Ken
meth Vented.
Mrs. King announced that
the commission had found "aS
q fact" that Mr.. Crivella had
violated the new law when he
refused to serve Roscoe R.
Nix, an employe Of the Labor
Departments Silver Sprin g
office.
But she said the commission
decided to forego prosecution If
Mr.. Crivella signed the stipula-
ton, which he did.
The restaurant owner agreed
not to discriminate after the
commission members voted
unanimously to accept an
amendment to the pledge pre-
pared by Mr.. Crivella's attor-
ney, Alger Y. Barbee, Mrs. King
reported.
She said the amendment re-
serves to Mr.. Crivella 1.-THE sole
and absolute right to determine
those persons who will not be
served for any other reasons"
She said the pact grants the
commission "the right to deter
mine If the agreement is vio-
lated" If so, she said, the
commission reserves the right
to seek court action against Mr..
Crivella without a further pub
lie hearing.
The commissions public hear
ing last month involving Mr..
Crivella was the first one under
the seven-month-old law.
The result demonstrates I'VE
are much more interested in
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Lowry Lists Costs

RICHMOND, Aug. 7 (AP).-
Charles w. Lowry of Arlington.
reported yesterday he spent
$l.756 on his unsuccessful cam
paign for Congress in the July
10 Democratic primary. Angus
tus c. johnson of Fairfax
County won the Democratic
nomination in the primary,
defeating Mr.. Lowry and Ed
win c. Lynch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
II OF 10 MARYLAND DEATHS
BLAMED ON DRIVER ERROR

BALTIMORE CAP).-The Maryland State Police today
blamed driver for II of the Is traffic deaths
State highways during the week that ended Sunday at
midnight.
More emphasis" Col Carey Jarman superintendent
Of the State Police said must be given the quaca-
tons Of motor vehicle operators"
He said speed contributing factor in seven Of
the deaths In two others. drivers red light or
failed to grant the right of way and in five deaths the
operator had been drinking In some fatalities more
than factor involved.
In another safety development, Lyman A. Freshman,
public watchdog said the Mayors Committee Traffic
Safety had not met for 10 months
Mr. FRESHMAN wrote Baltimore Mayor J. Harold Grady:
Instead Of just paying lip service to traffic safety
urge to that action taken toward the saving
of lives"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Crush With Trailer
Kills Maryland Mon

POINT OF ROCKS. Aug. 7
(AP).-Lewis L. Kline, So,
Adamstown. was killed yester-
day when a tractor trailer hit
his car broadside.
State police said the accident
happened on Maryland IS
about 2 miles north Of this
Frederick County town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07

Trinidod RambleT, 1853 Florida Ave. NE
Williams 8 Baker, Inc, 1919 N St. NV.
Bethesda, Nd, cronson Rambler, Inc.
BRANDYVNINE, Nd: Sherman Rambler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07

resolving problems than in
punishment, that we would
rather see persons change their
ways than be subjected to punt
tive measures" Mrs. King said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Restouroteur Signs
Antilles Pledge

An agreement has been reached between Montgomery
County Commission on Human Relations and Silver Spring
stpuatng he will serve any orderly
person regardless Of color, religion, ancestry
national origin"
The restaurate Samuel Crivea who was accused Of
violating the contys public accommodations law last April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07

GAITHERSBURG, Nd: Becroft 6 Beon Motor Co.
HILLcREsT HEIGHTS, Nd: Amotucci RombIer Inc
LAUREL, Nd: Tri- County RombIer. Inc
nat. RAINIER, Nd: Orbit Rambler, Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07

WASHINGTON, D. c.
Armstrong Motors, Inc, 65o3 Georgia Ave. NV.
Burrows Motor Co.. Ine., 900 M ST. Sc
South Eost RombIer. Inc, 2o33-35 Nichols Ave. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07

MohB payments based manufacturers suggested retail prices for
owestpced 2door edan with down payment s6month contract
with normal carrying charges federal taxes paid Does not include o.
ona equipment transportation insurance. state dloca taxes any,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07

SILVER SPRING, Nd: l. P Sofford Rambler Civ
ALEXANDRIA. VA: Alexandria Romber, Inc
ARLINGTON, VA: Nosh-ArIinoton Corp
BAILEYS CROSSROADS, VA: Crossroads Motors Inc
FAIRFAX. VA: Arfox Rambler Inc
Evening star., 1962-10-10

81 million on the September
permit list. A new laundry ac-
counted for another 100000.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
GE Earnings
Gain 3 Pct.
In Quarter

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (AP).
Third quarter sales and
earnings of General Electric
Co. rose over the year-earlier
period despite antitrust cases
adjustments, the company re@
ported.
1t also announced sales and
earnings sharply higher for
the first nine months of the
year.
Third-quarter sales reached
81, 1854, $1,000, up 9 per cent
over 1861. and earnings totaled
$59, $4,000 or 81 cents q share
up 3 per cent from the third
quarter Of 1861.
The increases came despite a
sales reduction of $7.8 million
resulting from voluntary price
adjustments accepted by GUS
toners as an equitable DISPOSE
ton of possible claims from
sales of products involved in
the Philadelphia antitrust
cases.
This reduction cut $3.7 mil
lion or 4 cents a share from
earnings for the three months
Sales for the first nine
months rose IL per cent to 3d.
483, ,153, 900 from $3.l38, ,046,000
in the comparable nine months
of 1861.
Earnings for the three quar-
ters were $179,495, 900 or $2.0i
a share, 10 per cent higher
than the $150,994, 900 or $1.70I
a share for the first nine
of 1861.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
IBM Profits
Gain Sharply

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (AP).-
International Business Ma
chimes Corp. reported today a
substantial increase in sales
and earnings in the nine
months ended September 80
over the like period a year
earlier.
Profits totaled $175,522,S31,
equal to $6.35 a share, against
$152, 1897. .977, or $5.55 a share,
in the 1861 eriod.
Gross revenue from sales,
service and rentals in the
United States rose to $780,
360,957 CD from 1924, ,491 :
206 CB).
IBMs sales and earnings for
both the nine-month period
and the third quarter set COM
pany records.
In the three months ended
September 30, the company
earned $59,213,831, or $2.14 a
share, compared with $52,028,-
538, or $1.89 a share, a year
earlier.
Sales for the quarter in
creased to $467, ,655,906 from
$433, ,327, ,S09 in the 1861 third
quarter.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Gardner Laboratories
Adds 3 Directors

william E. Rentz, John L.
Hamilton and John S. Fang
boner have been elected direc-
tors of Gardner Laboratories
in Bethesda, Md.
Mr.. Rentz also has been pro-
NOTED to executive vice presi-
dent from assistant to the
president. Mr.. Hamilton, prom
inent Washington attorney, is
partner in the firm Of Hamil-
ton & Hamilton. Mr.. Fang
boner is president. of the Ma
tional City Bank of Cleveland.
Henry A. Gardner, jr., presl-
dent, and Henry A. Gardner,
sr., were reelected to the
Evening star., 1962-10-10


sented a valuation Of $18.357,- :
ITS in the nine months in con-
trast to $9,629,00O a year ago.
Apartment permits rose to
$21 64,938 in the nine months,
compared with $18,273,448 q
year ago. Dwellings accounted
for $3,397,OOO, compared with
SO, 10000 in the same period
last year.
District Government projects,
however, decreased to $13,324,-
372 in the nine months, COM
pared with $23,11O,153 a gear
ago.
District permits for Sep
tember totaled $1O,5O3,543, COM
pared with $s.S63,675 in Sep
tember last year. Office permits
amounted to $2,75O,O00, COM
pared with 100000.
September permits for apart
ments totaled $2.637,7 ZOO VS.. 50
million a year ago. Dwellings
totaled $226,00O VS.. $4,000.
District Government projects
accounted for $142,300 VS.. $3,-
208, 1896.
Two churches accounted for
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Data Firm Elects
Two Directors

Darlington Williams, Fairfax
attorney, and Robert w. Rot
rolf, Alexandria banker, have
been elected directors Of Data
Processing Services of Virginia,
Inc, at SIS South Twenty-third
street, Arlington.
Mr.. williams is a partner in
the firm Of Bauknight, Prich-
ard, McCandlish & williams
and is a director of Small Busi-
ness Funds, Inc, Title Guar
anty Agency of Virginia and
williams Lumber Supply, Inc.
Mr.. Rotroff is vice president
of the Alexandria National
Bank.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Stock Change Voted
For First Virginia

Stockholders of First Virginia
Corp. yesterday approved an
amendment to the corporations
articles of incorporation which
reclassified the authorized and
outstanding Glass A and Class
B stock into fully voting COM
mon stock.
The corporation now has 6.5
million shares of common stock
authorized and 2,535,660 shares
outstanding. Even though the
total authorized stock has not
changed it was previously class
flied into 5 million shares of
Glass A and is million shares
of Glass B stock.
Evening star., 1962-10-10

board. Roger L. Anderson was
promoted to controller and as
sistant secretary from assistant
controller.
Evening star., 1962-10-10

inclusive, was based on infor-
nation developed by the COM
missions staff. 1t raises
serious question as to the
accuracy and adequacy of
available public information
concerning the financial condi-
ton of the Alexandria, Va,
research and development COM
pany, the commission an
nouncement said.
While this information pre-
sents no question as to the
company's solvency. the sus-
pension of trading was deemed
necessary and appropriate in
the public interest in view Of
the fact that an informed
evaluation of the Atlantic Re-
search stock could not be made
upon the basis of published
information, the announcement
added.
The commission noted in this
connection that while the re-
port of Atlantic Research to its
shareholders showed q net in
come Of 81, 1,473,192 for the year
1861, financial statements on
file with the commission listed
a net loss in 1861 of $1,066,015
on a consolidated basis for At
lantic Research and its sub
sidiaries.
Atlantic Research is engaged
primarily in research develop
ment and manufacturing. In
the field of solid propellant
rockets and in addition per-
forms work in electronics, elec-
tro mechanics and related
fields.
It has outstanding 1851, 1852
shares of common stock, of
which Arch c. Scurlock, pres
ident, is reported as the owner
of 418,970 shares, and Arthur
w. Sloan. board chairman, 372,v
$50 shares.
Officers and directors of the
company were said to be dis
cussing the suspension order
at a meeting early this after
noon and could not be reached
Immediately for comment. Al
statement was expected later
today.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
J.c. Penney Starts
New Custom Unit

j. c., Penney Co. announced
yesterday the establishment of
a new Custom Service, which
will feature a complete line of
carpet; drapery. reupholstering
and related home furnishings.
Paul G.. Haupt. who has been
associated with a retail carpet
concern in Silver Spring. has
been named manager of the di-
rect-sell service.
He is a graduate Of Ben
jamin Franklin University and
has been in retailing and busi-
ness administration since 1910.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Hozen to Address
Store Controllers

John c. Hazen, vice president
for Government affairs of
the National Retail Merchants
Association, will address the
National Capital Group Of
Controllers at a dinner meeting
at the Occidental Restaurant
on Tuesday, October 16.
A reception will precede the
dinner.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
National S0vings
Declares Dividend

Directors of National Savings
and Trust Co. have declared the
usual quarterly dividend of 80
cents a share. President Douglas
R. Smith announced.
The dividend will be paid
November / to stockholders of
record at the close on october
Evening star., 1962-10-10
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)- Noon over the coun-
ter u. s. Government Treasury bonds,
bid asked, net change and yield for
Evening star., 1962-10-10
AS&T Official
Sneaker for CPAs

John e. Sumter, jr,, vice pres
ident and assistant secretary of
Security & Trust Co..
will be guest speaker at a dinner
meeting of the d. C. Institute
of Certified Public Accountants
at the Shoreham Hotel on
October 18.
He will discuss cooperation
between banks and Certified
Public Accountants,
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Ford Dividend

DETROIT, Oct. 10 (AP).-
Ford Motor Co. directors today
declared a regular As cent
quarterly dividend payable
December to stockholders of
record November /. The diyi-
dend is the same as in recent
quarters when adjusted for the
two-for-one stock split last
May.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Atlantic Research Stock
Suspended by SEC for
Period of Ten Doys
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

The Securities and Exchange Commission today suspended
trading of Atlantic Research Corp temporarily
for To-day period the American Stock Exchange the
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Stock Exchange and the
over counter market
The suspension order covering period October 10 to 10
Evening star., 1962-10-10
NEW WILNER's STORE WILL OPEN
Nine Months BUILDING
Tops S97 Million Here

With planned office construction running 81 per
year ago building permits the District of Columbia
panded $97636881 in the first nine months of this
gain of per from $87586277 in the 1861 period
This disclosed today in the monthly report from John
r. Beemer chief of the permit branch.
Permits buildings
Evening star., 1962-10-10
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at | pm. Wednes-
day, October 10, 1859:
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0RGAN-Lssiie tone cabinet, mod.
e. 21H, Ike new, cost $3.50. sci
S225 Or best offer. Call 532-2I5C
aft 4 pm
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HARDWARE
FIXTURES
EQUIPMENT

Counters, used lumber and shelly.
ing. sign maker, Pipe rack, keJ
machines, office furn.. drill press
bench grinder, floor poiishess
sanders, fans. glass table, pes
board, showcases. etc. May be seer
weekdays btNn. 3 an. and $3.50
pm. ct 2004 14th st. nv.
HI-FI. 2-speaker cabinets with arm
chair enclosure containing tho
renS auto. record ehanRer, heath
kit, AM and IN tuner, amp. and
pre-amp. WESTINGHOUSE elec. oven
with cabinet base and clock timer,
grill unit, excel. cond. Columbia
port. hi-fi, several mise. items, an
reas. for quick sale. VII. 6-3776
Hl-FI WEBCoR, 4-speed record
changer, twin Eco IA watt amp
Reasonable. HA. 2-s35O.
HI-FI AMPEx and other famous
name brands tape recorders a.
low clearance prices starting
$685.. Some new, some trade
ms, demonstrators. All guaran-
teed BY KITS (WaShinEton's
largest music storel, 1880 q ct.
NV. RE 1922.
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I, the undersigned. viii in sell at yell
low Springs Hall. miles NV. Of
Frederick, Nd. on Friday night,
june %, 1862. beginning at 6:45
(D.S.T0. Turn off at Fort DERRICK
Interchange off Ri. Is, then
right on Rosemont ave. straight
ahead to Hail: Coins on display
coins. Nickels 1883, isss, 1918
s. and D., T. IL, l9S7-D, 8 legged.
Dimes 1921, 1891. Quarters
1892 s. Line. cents Q 1909 S., 2
1914 D. Following too numerous to
list. Line. cents 1910 through
1898 in s and D. M. NJ. Lg. cents.
!. H. cents, nickels. dimes, quar-
tiers. halves and Canadian coins.
ERNEST R., EccARD. Box 80
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