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Evening star., 1962-12-13
S'HE EVENING STAR
DRathH
Thursday. December 10. 1862

PERRY. DOROTHY. On Tuesday, De-
OF 622 Columbia I'd. n.wn wife OF
Charles j. Perry, mother OF Joan,
Ursaline and Charles Perry ano
daughter of Mrs. Laura Fairfax
Sns Sne sDdsh,IG aIs1 is iI1rvlysd by one sister
Friday, December IA. friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapei,
1882 You st. NV, wnere Iunerai
services will be held on SATURDAY,
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IA
POsEY. MAMIE lola. On wednes-
dsy.. December ~, 1862, MAMIE
lola PoshY Of S29 North yeIIer-
Of orville C. Posey, sister OF Mrs
Nettie Taylor Of spartanburg, s. c.;
Mrs. Bertha c. Peake OF Washing
H,a.dn tSn, D, G.; Roy g: and Clarence B.
ha nigdon Of Donalds. 8; G. ,FTlenos
2S47 Wilson blvd, Ariinston, Va,
aiter 4 pm. Thursday. December
~, where funeral services will be
neid on Friday, December IA, at
pm. Interment Donalds Baptist
Church Cemetery Donalds, s. C. IA
REsH0FT, MARGARET C. On
MARGARET c. RESHOFT of 400
Oakridge lane. Chevy Chase, Ma,
beloved wife Of John A. Reshoft
and mother Of Margaret q. Reshoft,
Friends are invited to memorial
services at the Bethesda CHEVY
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A,
humphrey. Bethesda, Nd, on Satur-
day, December l5, at 2'p.m, IEl
Sentro' Calf. and Spokane, Wash,
papers please copyD ia
ROBERTSON, THORNTON. All Of
49, iicers and members OF Co.
&n% iumbia Lodge No. S5, OF
H0 the l, B. r. 70. e. OF w,
WI are notified of the death OF
Brother THORNTON ROB-
~ ERTSoN. Session of sorrow
- will be held on Friday. De-
ssanper "a, 1852, at pm, at 3Ol
Rhode Island ave NV,
ENQItaA Dufar
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LEAPLEY, CHARLES WILLIAM.

CHARLES WILLIAM. An
emergent communication OF
Columbia Lodge, No. 3, p,
A. A. NJ, will be held on
Friday. December IA, 1862,
At l:4b pm, ct the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, for the
Of conducting Masanic rites
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sISLEN. LOUIS. on Tuesday, De-
cember IL, 1862, at Miami, Fla,
LOUIS SlSLEN, beloved husband
OF Bessie Stslen and devoted father
Of OSCAR Sislen Of Bethesda. Nd,
ana Martin sislen, Of Arlington, Va
Ida kaplan Of New York. and seven
grandchildren. Mr.. Sislen rests At
the Bernard Danzansky g. Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 I4th ST. NV.
parking facilities adjacent. on
thursday, December 13, only, until
II noon. Graveside services at the
King David Memorial Garden on
Thursday, December IL. at . pm.
memorial week. 56I2 Greentree I'd.
Bethesda. Nd. I3
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1'5I-1IGWOUDi ELWEW n. Oh IueSuhy
December IL. 1862. ELMER H
SMALLWooD of S9l1 Seneca la,
Bethesda. Nd, beloved father OF
Mrs. Dennis NJ. Tulloch and Elmer
z. Smallwood, brother OF Mrs. Laura
Courtney. Mrs. Robena Quinn. Mrs,
Dorothy Snyder, Mrs. Grace SLans-
bury. Harry and Roger Smallwood.
friends are invited to call at the
of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda.
Mo, where services will be held
on Saturday. December rs, at 10
am. lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
IL
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PEMBROKE j. DUVALL,
Exalted Ruler.
KARL L. HAWKINS, Secretary.

KARL I. HAWKINS, Secretary.
SHEARER. OSCAR F. On Wednesday
December II, 1862, OSCAR +.
Teresa M. shearer. Friends may
call at the Robert A. Mattingly
FUNERAL Home, 13l 18th. st. S.e
Gay, December 15, at g:30 am,
REQUIEM mass at st. Teresa's Church
at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gem.
etery, Family will receive friends
on Thursday and Friday from pm
TO 5 pm. and pm. to 9:3O pm
IA
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W Mass. ave. ne, for the
purpose of conducting Masonic rites
az the funeral OF our late brother,
ARTHUR q. MCKAY. Master.
LITTRELL. MARGUERITE. On Tues.
sas toS RcseI RRcssRIesr MARoSERff45EA 19Si a ArlPE T
TRELL Of 710 Prosperity ave, Fair
fax, Va, beloved wife Of Dr. v. w,
Littrell, mother of Mrs. j.. B. Big
gers gers q q MidTest Midwest City Okla, She
Friends may call al the ArlinSton lIlsEasi
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fairfsx
drive, Arlington, Va, after 4 pm.
THURSDAY, December 10, and until
iS.nss noon On M srissiy eniy.rv psssmSsr ssr Il:
Nazarene. 5000 Wilson blvd. Ar
linRton, Va, where services will be
held at pm. Interment Bethany,
LOVE, EDWARD. On wednesday, De-
seem5eg II: 1862. az his residencs,
I22s Kirby ST. NV. EDWARD LOVE,
beloved husband of Nettie Mae Love.
one 1G dsashtsr suFSysq OtSsf rsa%ss Hns :Gn snd
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
Services BY Stewart 80 H ST. ne
NEFF. CAROLINE r. On Tuesday, De-
SIis ais! aye. Hysttsyilie. Ma, !,
Caroline r Neff, beloved wife OF
sSiiteiii Fanefsi SS,fRi Home. as II 'hs ss
NV on Friday, December "a. al
IT'D Am, REQUIEM mass at st.
Bernards Church. Riverdale. Md !,
etery. j3
NICHOLS, WILLIAM n, Jr. on sun
lnGton Hospital Center. WILLIAM
n. NICHOLAS, Jr., Of 4ef8 Hayes
Mary 4, Nichols. father Of HsrSsrt
f. NshoR %tlhR bfothsr II ~ q fnS ari R'ssss s1Ss
and Herbert 8 Nichols. H. as, also
Is survived by eight grandchildren.
nieecs, nephews and many other rel-
pm. THURSDAY, December is, friends
are invited 70 call at the Henry g.
Washington a Sons Funeral Home.
fn2b Deane ave ne. Funeral sery-
Ices on Friday, December ~ az 10
t nsht Bog Sast nipF captol 81 Sps 81. A'0ns; tSs
Rev, ouinland Gordon Officiating
!nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
oNTRICH. AGNES v. on wednes.
oSTElcT Of geo tsth ave- AVE.
Of Francis n ontrich. mother Of
Adelins o. Miller and John II,
Ontrieh, sister OF Elsie King and
Margaret Enrich. Friends may call
gt the Robert a. MattinEly Funeral
Home, ljl l1th st. sc. parking
fAellitiesl Services will be held al
the Anaeostia Methodist Church
Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment Washington National Gene
terry, In lieu OF flowers, eontribu-
tlons may be made 10 the National
March OF Dimes Washington. d. c,
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DICKENS, META. In loving memory
OF my dear wife and our dear
mother, META DICKENS, who
passed this life one year ago, De-
cember 10, 1861.
December brings sad memories
OF our loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best.
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esns.r Am 1852 a &hN NTEsissS Z sfzRR p: ::
beloved wife Of the late Harry A.
Spar and sister OF Herman G,
cago, III Local arrangements by
oaseh's Funeral Home. Hyattsville.
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esmber II. 1852, ANNA RfrcH-
INGs Of 4716 10th st. ne, beloved
mother of Daisy Williams. Chris
tine Blake, Geraldine Wheeler.
Ihomas Barnes. Raymond and James
brother, James Sally; eight grand.
enlldren, eight great-grandchiidren
otner relatives and friends, Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 10Th ST
ne. Notice Of funeral later.
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sPRINKLE. EFFH L. On Tuesday

SPRINKLE, EFFIE I. on Tuesday
December II, 1862, at Richmond
Memorial Hospital. Richmond. Va
EFFIE L. SPRINKLE Of 22il
Shffs'tSn 81 ths t. V VWs%S LsSisas q sD,Iat, Mf S
mother OF Mrs. Grace 8. Clark
Lartigue' BENJAMIN r., Thomas W
and 1t. Col. David q. Sprinkle
sister Of Robert s. Noah. Shl
also Is survived By several grandchil
Friends NAV call at the Lee Funera
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held OF
Friday, December ~. at 1880 am
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, III
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LATTERNER, CHARLES D

day. December 10. ia62, at Mount
a Alto rr.ss ryessTans v1 HospitaI, CHARLES
husband OF Mrs. Betty Ann Leaplsy'
father OF Richard H. and Gary 81.
Leapley and Mrs Betty Lou Hall:
son OF Mrs. Lottie M. Leapiey.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
where services will be held on Fri,
DAY, December IA. at 2:3O pm
lnterment Congressional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

NEOHNE. on Monday,
pltai, Kseouahton. Va, (formerly Of
hyattsville,, Md uEoRoE WI.
LIAMs. beloved brother Of Alieen
s.rvIss. Eoss1 ans ns,,S IGhn ,,S.. 7; yillism.. %
t73p Baltimore ave, Hyattsviiis,
Nd, on Friday. December IL, AZ
$3.50 Am. thence 70 81. Bernard's
Catholic Church, Riverdsle, Nd,
where mass will be offered for the
repose OF his soul AZ am. Reia.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Evening star., 1962-12-20
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Steel Imports Rose in Oc-
tober to 325, 900 tons compared
with 285, 900 tons in the pre-
vious month, and exports de-
clined in October to $4,000
tons, compared with 100000
tons in September. - United
States Commerce Department
Commercial and Industrial
loans increased by $28 million
during the week ended Decem-
ber IL at reporting member
banks in leading cities. This
raised the total of such loans
at these banks to $34,807 ,000,-
900. or $2.584, 100000 higher
than the total In the like 1861
period.-Federal Reserve Board
Corporations Issuing public
reports paid $412 million ir
dividends in November, up $11
million from November, 1861
United States Commerce De-
partment.
Owens Illinois Glass Co. has
elected Robert E. Graham and
Alec M. Turner, both of Toledo,
as executive vice presidents, and
named Ernest c. Arbuckle, dean
of the Stanford University
Graduate School of Business, to
the board of directors.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

w. Bruce Taylor has been
named Washington resident
representative OF Bethlehem
Steel Co. He has been a sales
man In the company's Balti-
more office.
Jack Weissman OF the Hecht
Co. recently was honored by
two magazines. the Furniture
World and Furniture South, as
sales leader in the Washington
Baltimore areas. He received a
special plaque.
Lee Guest Hadin OF Chevy
Chase. Md. has been awarded
the Elmer II. Bost Award OF
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceuti-
cal Co. as national leader In
the general diagnostic division
Of Warner-Chilcott Laborato-
ries. He Is Washington repre-
sentative for the division.
Prosper N. Hill, vice presi-
dent Of J. d. Marsh a. ASso-
ciates, ranked fifth nationally
among life insurance agents Of
Canada Life Assurance Co. in
November.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Capital Banks
Loans, Deposits
Rise Further

Gross loans and deposits oi
major Washington banks
edged higher in the week ended
December IL and were moder-
ately ahead of this time a year
ago, data from the Federal Re-
serve Bank Of Richmond
showed today.
Gross loans Of Riggs Ma
tional, American Security anc
Trust Co. and National Bank
OF Washington aggregated
$672,552,000 on December IL
compared with 1864, ,676, 900 a
week earlier and $610, ,754, 900 or
December 13 last year.
Deposits amounted to ST.
287 $50 900, compared with ST.
285, $4,000 a week earlier and
$l,2ll,l75,0OO a year ago.
Included in gross loans were
$155, 768, 900 of commercial and
industrial loans on December
IL, compared with $155, ,394, ,O0O
a week earlier and $152, ,688 ,00O
on the like 1861 date.
Real estate loans amounted
to $20l ,3SS,O00 compared with
$201 ,049,000 a week earlier and
$l70, 1853, 900 a year earlier.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Brown to Manage
IBM Sales District

Albert E. Brown has beer
promoted to manager of the
sales district of International
Business Machines Corp, which
includes North Carolina, Vir-
ginia, Maryland and the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Mr.. Brown will be responsible
for directing sales and service
on IBM data processing equip
ment, ranging from punch
card machines to advanced
solid-state computers in this
area.
He joined IBM in 1888 in the
customer engineering depart
ment in Boston. Prior to his
promotion, he was assistant to
the eastern regional manager.
He succeeds B. v. Buckner,
who was promoted to manager
Of marketing services for
IBM's eastern region.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
American Can,
NIT Merqe

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (AP)
Metal g. Thermit Corp. wa
merged yesterday with Ameri.
can Can Co., officers of thu
two corporations announced.
The merger became effective
following approval of stock.
holders at special meetings.
The action resulted in Meta
& Thermit operations being
transferred to a newly organ.
lied American Can subsidiary
called NAT Chemicals, Inc.
Under the merger terms
American Cans preferred and
common stock remain out
standing as shares of the COM
bined companies.
Metal g. Thermit's outStand-
ing shares have been convert
ed into American shares or
the basis of two shares OF
American preferred for each
share Of Metal & Thermit pre-
ferred, and three-fourths of q
share of American common for
each share of Metal & Their
NIT common.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Gibson Named
ByFiren1en's
InsuranceCo.

Richmond H. Gibson, presi-
dent of Northwestern Federal
Savings and Loan Association
was elected a director Of the
Firemen's Insurance Co. of
Washington at a board meeting
today, President v. Manning
Hoffman announced.
Directors also declared the
usual semi-annual dividend of
70 cents a share, payable jan
uary to holders of record De-
cember "a.
Mr.. Gibson is a past presi-
dent Of the District Savings and
Loan League and is chairman
OF the leagues legislative COM
mittee. He also is a member Of
the legislative committee of the
United States Savings and Loan
League.
He has been president of
Northwestern Federal since
1852, is on the finance commit
tee Of the United States Cham
Der Of Commerce and chairman
of the civil defense committee
of the Washington Board of
Realtors.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Loan Regarded as Step
In $50 Million Project

Placement Of a 81 million
mortgage on the downtown
block bounded by Constitution
avenue, Second, Third and C
streets NV, today was de-
scribed as another step toward
development of the site for a
$50 million office and hotel
complex.
Parkwood, Inc, headed by
Victor OrSinger, owns the block
known as Reservation Eleven,
and obtained the mortgage loan
from Woodman of the World
Life Insurance Society.
The historic site, now occu-
pied partially by the ESQ build
ing, is the only privately owned
property facing the Mall and
lies within 1,500 feet of the
west steps of the United Safes
Capitol.
Plans for development of the
block with a $50 million office
building complex were an
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Earnings
PhiladeIphia EIectric in I

Philadelphia Electric in IL
months ended October 81
earned $46.309,l33 or $l.56 a
share VS.. $46,116,382 or s1.55 q
share In 1861.
Kansas City Sou. Rwy. in IL
months ended November 80
earned $8.842,774 or So a share
VS.. $7.37l,8l5 or $6.56 a share
in 1861.
South Puerto Rico Sugar in
the year ended September 80
earned $4.749.273 or $4.23 q
share VS.. $3.72l,6O7 or $3.25 q
share in 1861.
Duplan Corp. in the year
ended September 80 earned
$l.52l,555 or $l.53 a share VS.
$968,O34 or 80 cents a share
in 1861.
Petrolane Gas Service in the
year ended September 80 earned
s. ,083 ,869 or $l.29 a share VS.
$l.625.796 or $l.02 a share ir
1861.
Glidden Co. in the quarter
ended November 80 earned
Sl,4l3.941 or $.56 a share VS.
81, 1888 or $50 a share ir
1861.
Cenco Instruments In 6
months ended October 81
earned $l.06l, 200 or 96 cents q
share VS.. s92s,500 or 85 cent.
a share In 1861.
Desilu Productions In 6
months ended October q
earned 1851 ,666 or 81 certs g
share VS.. Sl30.295 or IL cents
a share in 1861.
Evening star., 1962-12-20

nounced last July, by Mr.
Orsinger.
He proposed an alternate plan
of development calling for sale
Of tunnel rights under the
property to the District, should
Congress authorize construction
Of the center leg Of the Inner
Loop freeway. The block has
an appraised value of 81 mil
lion, Mr.. Orsinger said in to-
days announcement.
Under terms of Parkwood's
alternate plan, 1t would sell the
tunnel rights for $4.5 million,
then tear down the ESQ Build
ing. On completion of the
tunnel, Parkwood would then
build the office -hotel complex
over the tunnel.
The first mortgage loan was
arranged by Byrd and Boucher,
Inc, and the Rockville office
Of the Maryland National Bank
disbursed the funds.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Electric Institute
Names New Directors

Dale B. Shields of Giant
Food, Inc. and C. Swan Weber
of Westinghouse Electric Corp.
have been elected directors of
the Electric Institute of WASH
ington.
Mr.. Shields is director of
general merchandise for Giant
Food and Mr.. Weber is a vice
president Of Westinghouse.
Reelected to the board were
Moritz Cohen, the Hecht Co.:
James P. Fulford, Fulford's
Colony Radio Co.; C. A. Lep-
pert, C. A. Leppert Co.: Robert
c. Marshall, Robert C. Mar
shall, Ltd, and William T.
Taylor, Westinghouse Electric
SlIpDlv Co.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Koy Foods Offering
Is Oyersubscribed

An initial public offering Of
$4,000 Glass A common stock
OF Kay Foods Corp. was over
subscribed and Auchincloss.
Parker a. Redpath. who headed
the underwriting group. re-
ported the books closed on the
offering.
The offering at 81 a share
met with q good response. and
members OF the underwriting
group did an unusually fine
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Major Finonce Votes
Stock Dividend

Directors Of Major Finance
Corp. have declared a stock div
idend Of per cent. payable
December 81 to stockholders OF
record on December "a, it was
announced by Morton Sturt,
president.
Directors also declared the
usual quarterly cash dividend
of 2 cents a share on common
stock, and a quarterly dividend
of is cents a share on the 6
per cent cumulative preferred
stock.
Both cash dividends will be
paid January 4 to stockholders
of record December "a.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
O'Connor Manager
For Merchants, Inc.

James O'Conner has been
named manager OF the WASH
ington office Of Merchants Tire
Co, Firestone distributors for
this area.
The office at 1924 Kalorama
road, NV. handles the COM
plete line OF tires and other
auto supplies and serves around
$50 dealers and commercial ac-
| counts.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Nicholson Added
To Rivers Group

Howard Nicholson. general
manager Of Boat Supermarket,
Inc, In Bladensburg. Md. has
been appointed 10 the Rivers
and Harbors Committee OF the
Metropolitan Washington
Board OF Trade.
The committees work In
cludes projects for Improvement
of the Potomac River for COM
munity recreation.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Eoting Record Set
AID. c. Stadium

Fans attending the Redskins
home games at the d. c. Stadi-
um set a new eating record this
year. It was reported by Sport
services. Inc. the conces-
sionaires.
They consumed nearly $780,
900 hot dogs. more than 10000
bags OF peanuts, $4,000 cups OF
coffee, more than $4,000 soft
drinks and more than $4,000
bottles OF beer. the compilation
showed.
Griffith stadium. where the
Redskins played formerly. had
six concession stands, compared
with 36 In the new stadium
Nearly ITS attendants now man
the stands and more than $50
vendors circulate throughout
the new stadium.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Home Life Finances
Southeast Project

Home Life Insurance Co. will
supply $l,553,500 Of permanent
financing for a l65-unit hous-
ing project at Sixth street and
Mississippi avenue. Sc, by
means Of a first mortgage loan
insured under FILA Section 2l3
The loan was placed by the
Carey Winston Co., Washington
mortgage banking firm.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Service Subsidiary
Oruunized by TWA

Was h ington archaeological
Associates, Inc, of Rockville,
Md, has formed a new wholly
owned subsidiary, the WASH
ington Technological Associates
Service Co., President Harold
M. Briggs announced.
The new firm will provide
field engineering and technical
services in the general area OF
physical sciences.
Richard E. Nearman Is pres
ident. William H. Simmet /,
secretary and Wendell c
Swenson treasurer. All will
continue as vice presidents o.
the parent company.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
AS&T Presents
Christmas Music

American Security & Trust
Co. is presenting a program OF
Christmas music in the lobby OF
Its main office at Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania avenue. NV,
with Marvin Fewell playing the
organ.
Mr.. Fewell is playing on
weekdays from noon through 2
pm. through December "a.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Fogurty to Succeed
Clay at Continental

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (AP)
IT h omas C. Fogarty was
elected chairman of Continen-
tai Can Co. yesterday. He will
take over the position when
Gen. Lucius D. Clay retires
January /.
Mr.. Fogarty, SO. who has
been president, will continue as
chief executive officer.
Gen. Clay will remain on the
board Of directors and continue
as chairman Of the executive
committee.
Ellison l.. Hazard was elect
ed senior executive vice presi-
dent. The position of president
was not filled.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Cherner Motor Plans
Christmas Bonus

Every employe Of the Cherner
Motor Co, Ford dealerships
will receive a cash Christmas
bonus this year regardless OF
length Of service. reported Leon
Cherner. partner in the firm.
It will be the 30th consecu-
tive annual bonus Of the firm
and will be shared by more
than $50 persons.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
Appellate Court Decides
Indian Lake Estates
Suit Can Go to Trial
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Wdnanntal Edikap

The United States District Court of Appeals today handed
down decision which will permit Indian Lake Estates Inc
Of Florida to bring to trial its mutmon dollar suit
recover interest and damages from Washington group headed
by Irving S. Lichtman.
Indian Estates Inc formerly was owned by Leon
Evening star., 1962-12-20
METALS

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 (AP)-spot
nnonterrous metal prices today: Copper
81 cents a pound, Connecticut Valley.
Zinc 1lh cents a pound, East 81.
Louis. Tin 1.12h q pound, New York.
Eoreign silver Liza per troy ounce,
New York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No.
at 25.00-26.00.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
tional Association OF Securities Dealers
in Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at pm. December
20, 1862
Evening star., 1962-12-20
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 (AP)-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions by
erincipal dealers for December 10:
39l l,41S shares including 3,732 shares
Evening star., 1962-12-20

selling job, an official Of the
Auchincloss firm said.
Evening star., 1962-12-20
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the Alaska Dog Mushers Association,
in cooperation with the Photo
Dealers, will present the ii mile
preliminary race and usual sweep
stakes drawing.
Complete finishing results of Sum
days race are as follows:
First place: Jim Lundgren, 1900;
second place: Steve Losonsky, 1912;
third place Dick Best. 48:13: and
fourth place: John Greenway, 1896.
Other racers, in finishing order
were: Dave Dalrymple, Andy jim
my, Gerald Riley. Bob Loveless,
Bill Engles, Don Noll cd Smith
driven, Godfrey Joseph, Jack Os-
borne, Milton Moses, Gary Atwood,
Walter Lord, Dick Simmonds. Alex
Kick, Roger Svoboda, Jeff Stud
dert, and Ben Barber.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-02-07
COP Women To
Hear DR.. Lafferty

Fairbanks Superin tendent Of
Schools DR.. Charles Lafferty will
speak to the Republican Womens
Club this Saturday at l pm. in the
Polar Room of the Travellers Inn.
The subject of Dr. Lafferty's talk
will be the Ford Foundation Report
on education in Alaska. There will
be no luncheon, but dessert will be
served.