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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

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Evening star., 1962-05-11

Malcolm A. Macfntyre, presi.
dent Of Eastern Airiines, said
here today his airline must Be
permitted to merge with Ameri-
can Airlines In order to survive,
Mr.. MacIntyre. IN testimony
before a Civil Aeronautics
Board hearing on the merger
proposal, said the airline q
losing money and suffers com
petitively from the fact that II
is short on the popular new Jet
airliners.
He said Eastern's credit
standing is such that it can't
raise money to buy new Jets.
I'VE have borrowed the max
imum amount available to us
under our loan agreements, "
Mr.. Mcintyre said, "and equity
financing at present income
levels is out Of the question"
He said it would take q 20
per cent jump in revenues Just
to offset last years deficit and
a 25 per cent increase would
provide less profit than is re-
quired to pay for one Jet.
Both Mr.. MacIntyre and
American Airlines President
c. r. Smith, who testified yes
terday, said the schedules of
the two airlines would compile
ment each other, since Ameri-
can primarily is an East-west
airline and Eastern routes gen.
orally run North to South.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Word Earnings
Reported Hiqher

CHICAGO, May II (AP)-
Montgomery Ward g. Co. re-
ported today increased first
quarter earnings and forecast
higher second quarter earnings.
At the annual meeting Off
GERS told Of plans for consrtuc-
ton of IA new stores from 1868
to 1865.
President Robert E. BROKER
estimated profits viii be $2,ll6,-
900, or IL cents per share In the
quarter ended May 2, as COM
pared with $1,759,O00, or IL
cents per share a year ago.
Sales increased 8.4 per cent to
$314,953, 900.
Chairman John A. Barr said
$4.3 million will be invested
in store rehabilitation and mod
erniSation this year. The OPEN
ing Of 4S7 new outlets since the
fall Of 1855 has brought the to-
tai number to 697, he said.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Eastern Must Merge,
MocIntyre Testifies

Also. they said, seasonal traf-
fic peaks on the two airlines
are different and this would
permit economical switching
Of equipment to busy routes
when business was slack else
where.
Mr.. MacIntyre said Eastern
Is "burdened with severe obli-
cations Of a greater number
Of small cities, many Of which
are Improbable or only mar
gtnally profitable, than any
other trunkline carrier"
These cities could not be
carried by an independent re-
gional airline without subsidi-
zation, he said. He added that
Eastern is carrying them pri-
marily because they develop
connecting long-distance busi-
ness which is profitable.
However, he said Eastern
plans to move its service out of
New Haven, Conn.,. and Bowling
Green, KY, as soon as it can
obtain permission from the
CAB.
Also, under questioning, he
said load factors indicate the
airline probably is losing money
on its service from Fort Worth
Dallas to Miami, but the busi-
ness probably would be made
profitable If the merged airline
was permitted to extend the
service to San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Mason Mortgage Claimants Focinq
Long Wait for Windup of Affairs

Final settlement Of claims
against the defunct Mason
Mortgage g., Investment Co. OF
Washington and its affiliates
probably win not be wound up
before mid-1963, q court-ap-
pointed trustee forecast today.
Robert II. Winn, q former
Securities & Exchange Commits
sion attorney named by Dis
trict Court to administer the
case. said no settlement can
come until q fraud suit filed
by Mason in California is de-
termined-and 1t looks like Q
long fight.
Mason Mortgage on October
81, 1850, filed q petition in Dis
trict Court under bankruptcy
law. The act brought to pub
lie gaze for the first time its
operations in selling SIS mil
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Wheat Estimate
Below Forecast
BY the Associated Press

The Agriculture Department
yesterday estimated this years
winter wheat crop at 891,49S,-
900 bushels.
This figure is 29, ,672, 900
bushels less than 921,170,00O
bushels forecast a month ago.
It compares with 1,076,2 900
produced last year.
The yield Of winter wheat
per harvested acre was esti-
mated at 25.5 bushels COM
pared with 26.4 last year and
% for the 10-year average.
The indicated acreage for
harvest, yield per acre and pro-
duction, respectively. included
Maryland, 10000 acres; q
bushels and 3,4S3, 900 bushels,
and Virginia, 10000; ~ and
4.S33,O0O.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

reporter. We've lost money
but we have some other second
trusts from Mason stiII paving
of OK. Wed rather not rock
the boat any more"
Others have transferred their
wrath to the contemporaries
trustee. One group, the Mason
Mortgage Noteholders Protec-
tive Committee, demanded that
Mr.. Winn furnish it with a
List Of all noteholders, so that
it could take action to ar
range income from houses now
vacant. He refused on grounds
that such q list might find its
way into unscrupulous hands.
Another Silver Spring in
VeStor, who declined to let his
name be used, claimed Mr.
Winn picked an unreliable real
estate firm to administer his
second trust on q Miami house
He has now by-passed the firm
and is collecting directly from
the occupant.
Founders Are Dispersed
Today the founders of Ma
son Mortgage are dispersed.
Edward Mason, president, is
living in Orange, Conn, and re-
portedly doing direct sales
work. j. Leonard Meakin, vice
president, is living in st. Pc
tersburg, Fla, occupation un-
known but said to be In real
estate.
How much money will be
available to pay off creditors
when the case is settled re-
mains in doubt. Among assets
are the Club Mason, q WASH
ington boarding house with an
equity Of perhaps 500, 900; an
income tax claim against the
Government for about $780,
600; a suit against a casualty
company in California for a
s250,O00 bond; a group of un-
sold notes with a face value of
s2l5,000, plus some money from
sale Of office equipment.
Added UP, 1t comes to around
b675. .000-but there. are many
ifs" connected, and the total
will probably be lower on the
lay of reckoning.
Even If the assets are de-
iermined by mid-l963, the case
promises to drag on longer. Ev-
'ry person seeking to recover
money must then fill out q
lain and wait for it to be
'rocessed.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Co9pen Bonds Of q. 900
FuIly ResIstsrsd Bonas

Bcrd Ne Amonns % Be- ReSesmeS
R-is 5000 100
and On said data there Win become ana d
Que and payable upon each First Mortgage
Bond, SNs6. Series due 1885 so to Be re.
deemed, at the Office of The Chase Mar.
hastam Bank, Corporate Agency De-
peFtment1, 50 Pine Street, n tis Ror.
0qgh Of Manhattan, The City af New
York (the agency of the Company In the
Borough OF Manhattan, The City Of New
York;, or at the principal ofice Of The
Riggs National Bank Of washington.
DC. In the District of Columbia. Ore
principal ofice Of the Trustee), the fun
principal amount thereof IN lie case of
Coupon Bouds, and the specified amount of
the principal thereof in the case az FulIv
Registered Bonds, without coupons. together
with interest accrued to June Is, 1862: from
and after June IS, 1852, interest On aid
Coupon Bonds 30 called for redemption and
interest on the specified amount 81 the
principal Of said Fully Registered Bonds 50
called for redemption will cease 10 accrue.
Coupon Bonds must be ACCOMPANIED bv
81 coupons appertaining thereto maturing
after June IS, 1869. Coupons naturine a,
June Is, 1869 may be detached and pre-
sented tor payment IN the usual manner.
Washington Gas LIGHT Company
ByI DONALD s. BITTINGER,
Dated: May II, 1863.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
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-. more prueficulthon any other ice
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No more messy hands or messy digging into
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overlapping cover closes tight TO keep
more conveniently in your freezer. Siort
enjoying Highs delicious Ice Cream in the
modern new carton todoy
Evening star., 1962-05-11

hon worth Of second mort.
cages to small investors.
When 1t went out Of busi-
ness on that date, it had sold
some $500 second mortgaee
notes TO 1900 persons around
the globe, many of them serv-
icemen.
Although the petition Chap
ter 10 Of the Bankruptcy Act)
provided for q reorganization
Of Mason Mortgage, Mr.. VIM
admitted recently:
81 don't see any way out of
this except an orderly Hquida-
ton" In other words. assets
such as a local boarding house,
office furniture. and securities
ultimately win be sold to pay
off claimants.
Junior Liens
Second mortgages, the basic
product marketed by the COM
pany, are more often called
second trusts in Washington.
They are junior liens on prop
erty. This means If the loan
goes into default, the lender
must wait In line behind the
first mortgage in receiving z
money from q foreclosure sale.
II the sale does not bring
enough money to pay off both
lenders, the second mortgage
takes the loss.
Second mortgages carry q
higher rate Of interest because
Of this greater risk. They also
require faster repayment from
the home buyer, usually within
three to five years. Most fl
nancial institutions are pro-
hibited by law from dealing in
them, though there's q lively
private market because Of their
higher yield.
Mason Mortgage, begun In
1854. operated this way: It
bought second trusts from ,end-
ers at a discount. That is, if
q loan were for $4,000 and the
Evening star., 1962-05-11

lender anxious to get his cash
be might sell the note to Mason
Tor sl.500 q IS per cent dis
count.
Mason then turned around
and resold 1t at a higher price
to q customer. so that it still
yielded 10 to IL per cent. The
company also threw in q re-
purchase warranty: II the note
went bad, it guaranteed TO blIy
back the note from the Gus
toner.
According to q formal report
BY RAYMOND E. Lang & Co,
CPA firm named by the court
to examine Mason MORTGAGES
finances. it was this repurchase
guarantee that helped drive the
company to the wall.
Beyond Mason's control was
. national trend in home fore
closures, particularly In Flori-
da and California where most
OF the properties back of the
second trusts were located
They rose from 26.21I in 1854
to 5lyS53 in 1860, the year
Mason folded.
Other Factors In Demise
But there we're other factors
IN the company's demise. Lang
q Co. described the tangled Of
flee records as incomplete, in
adequate, unrecorded and un-
co-ordinated." It found Mason
kept no formal records for pay
ments and collections under its
repurchase warranties, no list
Of properties owned, no record
Of interest paid on mortgages
it held.
A third reason was trouble
in California. Mason Mortgage
lawsuits there allege one sup
plier sold it invalid trusts, and
pending claims total several
hundred thousand dollars.
Despite all this the trustee
estimates that so per cent Of
The second mortgages handled
BY Mason have been paid off
N full or are being paid by
house occupants on schedule. |
The other 20 per cent will form
the list Of claimants when
company assets are finally sold.
Investors Reluctant to Talk
Many investors are reluctant
% talk about details. AS one
Washington couple told q Star
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Harrison Heads
Protective Unit.
Of Merchants

Merrill H. Harrison Of s.
Kann Sons Co. has been elec-
ted chairman of the board of
the Merchants Protective As
ISOLATION, it was announced to.
day. go
Stanley w. Landon Of the
Hecht Co. will serve as vice
chairman and Paul r. Sauber
was reelected secretary and
manager.
Elected to the board were
John K. Althaus, Credit Bu-
reau, Inc; Fred Greaves, Peo-
pies Drug Stores; John L. Nc,
1ntoSh, Lansburgh's Inc; v. A.
Nelson, Woodward & Lothrop,
and Norman w. Rasmussen,
Sears, Roebuck.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
METALS

NEW YORK. May IL (APl.-spot
non-terrous metal prices today: Copper
Lead eh cents q pound, New York.
Zinc liz cents Q pound, East st.
Louis. Tin LII Q pound. New York.
Foreign silver 1.01M per troy ounce,
New York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No. 1
heavy was quoted by Iron Age ct
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Jupun Spurs Exports

TOKYO. May II (AP).-The
Japanese government today set
its 1862 export target at $4.ss9.-
100000. a l5.5 per cent increase
over the previous years total.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
To the Holders Of
Washington Gas Light
Company
First Mortgage formerly
Refundlng Mortgnge) Bonds,
6A% Series due 1885

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pur-
suant 70 the provisions Of the Mortgage and
Deed Of Trust dated January I, 1898, a.
amended and supplemented, between WASH
ingtcn Gas Light Company and The Chase
National Bank Of the City Of New York, a.
Trustee (under which The Riggs Ma
tional Bank OF Washington, D. c., is Sue
Supplemental Indenture thereto dated Iune
IS, 1860, between Washington Gas Light
Company and The Riggs National Bank Of
Washington, d. C., Trustee, Washington
Gas Light Company will redeem the follow
ing First Mortgage (formerly Refundinx
Mortgagel Bonds, Skss Series due 1885,
on Jtne Is, 1862:
Evening star., 1962-05-11
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales High Low 400 Clg.

Furnished BY the Associated MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
Gsymbos Explained in Notes Foowng
Evening star., 1962-05-17
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HERE'S HOW: No dull dieting Plan your
menus as usual. But, for certain high calOrie
foods, substitute the same items from Motifs
new FIGURE CONTROL FOODS. Over 90 of
your favorite foods, specially processed SO
they are low in calories loaded with
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For example: Want to lose 2 pounds week? Then
your calore intake must be at least 200 calories
less than you use daily. Continue to eat the
foods you like, but put enoug FIGURE CONTROL
FOODS on your menu to cut the necessary calories.
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It's amazing how FIGURE CONTROL FOODS cut
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Your whole family will love FIGURE CONTROL
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Evening star., 1962-02-04
DRIIG STORE

Same owner over IL years. Annual
vol. 100000. Low rental. Mod.
equipped. Has over 100000 in
ventory. Priced reasonably. owner
claims net over $4,000 annually.
$4,000 down, bal. monthly pay
ments.
Evening star., 1962-02-04
SELF-SFRVICE MARKET

SELF-SERV1CE MARhE1
Nearby Maryland. 7-day beer Ii
cense. off sale. Owner quotes over
$4,000 wkly cash. No delivery.
Large, beautiful well-euuipped
store. Priced reasonably. Wonder
full terms to responsible people.
Exclusive.
Evening star., 1962-02-04

See how thousands Of busi-
ness and professional men
across the USA have gotten
greater profits and faster
returns from q modest M
vestment in the booming
coin-op business
Evening star., 1962-02-04
COIN-OP
DRY CLEANING

Is today's answer to the
high cost Of living. Still in
Its infancy, coin-op laun-
dries across the Nation are
racking up sensational sales
with these modern, auto
matte coin = operated ma
chimes.
Evening star., 1962-02-04
DRESS SHOP


Nearby Maryland. $4,000 vol. in
1861, Hours $50 to 9. Small
DaHyr9 payroll soe6 edo lease. i,,,soo No good VIII VIII
equipment; nHln2 Dlgs $ odo fer $ c1sl for stock
easily net $4,000 to $4,000 an
nualiy. $4,000 down to RESPONSE
BILE people. Exclusive. Ewes. and
sun. SHEA CHAsEN. RA. 6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 5th st. NV. MA. S-9373
SERVICE STATION = Major oil
company has available for lease q
modern 2-bay location In the Falls
Church area. Excellent opportu-
nifty for someone who has sales
and mechanical ability Station has
provided above-averaRe income for
present dealer. Excellent rentals,
a paid dealer training program
ana many other benefits. For de-
tails call JA. 4-1100 days: JE.
3-1S57 evenings and week ends.
SERVICE STATION for lease. CIT
les SERVICE OIL CO. has avail
able for lease q prominent and
unique 4-bay. fully equipped serv-
ice station location in Wheaton.
Md Currently and for the past
3 yrs. this business has enjoyed
sales volume in excess of $4,000
gallons per month and better.
A twin-post lift and q well-type
front end machine already in
stalled provides excellent facilities
for automatic transmission and
front end alignment revenues.
Other features permit additional
service profits.
Applicants preferably should be ex-
agement and moderate capital re-
quirements are necessary. For fur
ther and more particular infor-
nation call MR.. BROWN, ia. f.
HOO weekdays or AP. 7-0S54 ewes.
and week ends,
Evening star., 1962-02-04
Pkg. Liuuor-Delicatessen

Nearby Maryland. Business, 8
stores, 8 apts., and stock can be
purchased as an entirety for only
100000 complete. 100000 down
will handle. over $500 mon. rents
from stores and apis. Wonderful
buy for mariners.
Evening star., 1962-02-04
WE FIND THE
LOCATION
l. AL

A speed wash franchise
means faster turnover, less
costly installation, lower
operating costs, for more
cash in your pocket. Get
the facts todayI Write or
phone
Evening star., 1962-02-04
1879 DOWN

on equipment plus installa-
ton costs will get YOU
started. Well set Up the
complete coin-op laundry
show you the way to-
ward a successful second
business that can work for
you "a hours q dav. And
Evening star., 1962-02-04
PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ABLE AND ACCREDITED MOTEL,
Washington. D: c.-45 rooms,
S135,000 .yr.: long term lease
realize better than 25Ss on $780,
600 cash payment. JOE H..
THOMPSON, 232 Woodward Bldg,
washington 8 D. C, Tel: IA.
Evening star., 1962-02-04
SPEED QUEEN
THE FINEST

Americas top-quality COIN
operated automatic wash
ers, dryers and drv clean
ers are Speed Queen, proven
dependable and service free.
You can invest in Q fran
chised profitable speed wash
coin-op laundry and dry
cleaners for Just
Evening star., 1962-02-04
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

A ONCE IN A LIFETIME CHANCE
for general physician. No i'm
mediate physician In area. Ground
level office in Coral Hills shopping
center, has 24-hour day drug
Saneis Store slS0 GAG ad'. 70 Giant FoSd snd snS
or RE. 6-20s6.
AIR COND.: 2 rms, fully equip.
person. EX. 3-5735. JU. 9-4122,
Evening star., 1962-02-04
ROR HOII,ANDER
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

ICE CREAM STORE
1897 Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda. Md.
Own a year-round business. All the
problems of starting and .operat-
ing a business are solved for you.
Complete free business training
program included. Exclusive terri
tory. Promotion and advertising
SO TO $4,000 WILL HANDLE
NET $4,000 TO $4,000 YEARLY
YOU MUST BIB READY TO ACT
Write or call Mr.. WILLIAM AN
CELLO. 416 Canal st. Sc. Wash
ington 3. D. c. Phone Ii. 4-1613.
15% GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
Pay mthly., Tyr. note and share
in bus: fully secured: active or
inactive. P. o. BOX 1886, Wash.
$4,000 NET YR.-Excel hardware
store, nrby Va. Partner considered.
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-6500.
Evening star., 1962-02-04
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
DOWNTOWN

Large stores and offices in
prime location, suitable for
any business. Very reason
able rent. Call MINER 8.
WAHBY, ME. S-6506 or
resi- d e nee HE. 4-3022.
HARRY H, FARR, INC. In
vestment bldg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-02
Crucial Games On
Tap In Farmville
Church League

Next week will be the final
games of the regular season for
the Farmville Church basket
ball league, Benny Higgins,
chairman, reminded today. In
the Wednesday night game, the
Episcopal girls d e feat d the
Methodist girls 1915 in an over
time game. to place the two
teams in a tie for first place.
These two teams will meet next
Wednesday night for the regular
season championship.
In the second girls game, the
PresbyteriaEs topped the Bap-
lists I'LL.
The boys games are played
tonight Thursday with the IN
defeated Baptists meeting the
Presbyterians in crucial con
test. The Presbyterians have
lost only one game, and a win
tonight would throw the league
into a tie. The Episcopals meet
the Methodists in the first game.
The same teams will play next
Thursday night, with the game
times reversed.
The girls All Stars lost to the
Prince Edward Academy girls
team in an exhibition game
Monday night. 32-11.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-02
BOAT TIPS

A bicycle basket mounted on
tie side of your boat becomes
one Of the handiest fishing file
cabinets you ever saw. Sunglas-
SEES. transistor radio, lunch and
what not goes in it. lures, flies,
hooks and leaders hang from the
wire sides without tangling.
Some boats ire cranky and
hard to steer at slow trolling
speeds. Easy to fix. Just mount
an odrlcck on the transon. Then
with a pin fix an oar to dish in
1t without turning or sliding out.
Oar keeps the beat on course,
a touch changes corse or circles
You II never leave a good bug
at home II YOU smoke filter
cigaretts. Filter makes a sur.
prisingly durable b Cd y:
clllophane creates fluttery wings
and red opening strip ,wags the
tail.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-02

and John TONNES as his top
scorers for the season. Stuart is
senior this year and was CO.
captain, along with Locke t
Garnet. Stuart generally led
the scoring and consistently hit
the double figures, in spite of
his relatively small height.
Thinking of next year. the
Orioles will have j. D. Jones
and Jimmy Warren back along
with the younger TONNES and
Watkins. Warren was another
consistent scorer for the ORR
oles. playing one of his best
games a.gainSt Buckingham
early in January and dumping
in Is points in a losing effort.
AS the season drew to a close,
Coach Werner was starting his
four men mentioned above. who
will all return next year. AL
though they are all under six
feet, they have the scrap and
fight necessary to get the re-
bounds over their taller oppo-
nents. and next year will be a
vastly different story for
Amelia.
Our last four OF five games
could have gone either way"
Werner reflected. praising the
team for their continued effort
and fight despite many losses.
We'll be stronger next year."
he added. "even if we will stiIl
be small by comparison. We
have a couple Of good boys
coming up from the JV's too"
One of the closest games of
the season, was Amelia's final
match with Emporia at home.
The game was tied at the end
Of the first quarter and En-
poria led at half time BY only
four points. This final game left
a good taste" in the Orlole
mouths. and anyone who is
counting OH Amelia to be a
pusl.over next year will be in
for a surprise.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-02
Junior Girls
Elect Leaders

Captains were elected by the
four Junior Varsity basketball
teams Of the church league
girl nine to II years. 7 h $ e
can'ains are tEpiscopal Ca
raries. Marie Mathews: |Bap-
tist> Blue Jays, co captains.
Nancy n wman and Christi
Gates. Methodist, Cardinals,
EVELYN Smith. and the tPresby-
terian) Parakeets, Shirley Car
/ son.
T h e standing to date are
Blue Jaws 40 Canaries %;
Parakeets p: Cardinals O-4.
Games are played every Sat
urday night at Z and 7:45. The
schedule of games to be played
is. March 3. Canaries VS. Cardi-
mails and Blue Jays VS. Para
keets; March 10, Canaries VS.
Blue Jays and Cardinals VS.
Farakeets; March II, Canaries
VS. Parakeets and Cardinals VS.
Blue Jays: March "a, Blue Jays
vs.. Parakeets and Canaries VS.
Cardinals: March 81, Cardinals
Us Parakeets and Blue Jays VS.
CaparieS
Any other girls 9-l2 who would
like to play are invited to come
Saturday morning at 9 am.