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chain with many links. Muscles, joints and nerves
make up these links. When pain at the joint
makes muscles tighten and 'lock'' they restrict
joint movement. Every time we do move, it hurts.
This pain, in turn, irritates nerves, making the
pain seem still worse.
Muscles, joints, nerveS-thiS is the chain OF pain
of arthrtiS and rheumatism.
LOOsening the chain
Aspirin, common pain tablets and ordinary non
prescription "arthritis" pills are designed essen
TALLY to blunt pain They act primarily in one
way. give only partial relief, act directly against
only the pain sensation itself
They don't act directly against muscle stiffness
to loosen the chain.
DEFENCN does 1t goes to work right at the
source of the trouble, relaxing tight, tense mus
cles that aggravate the pain of minor arthritis,
rheumatism and related conditions DEFENcN
checks pain impulses as well as soothes irrita-
blity and edgness due to pain. 1t attacks pain
and muscle Stiffness each at its own source,
lOoSenS the chain of pain.
A unique new three-actiOn formula
DEFENCIN is a combination of prescription-type
medicines; each tablet brings this unique three
action relief:
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S7th Precinct-"square Cop Lee Tracy is always worth
seeing and tonight he's the chief for watching
this story about honest cop with gangster son. p
WRC-4.
Ben Casey-To Grand and Natural Finale" has three
problem patients in this one and, for while it looks
as II the mighty Casey may strike out There's boxer
whose career is in jeopardy, old who wants to
die, and little girl whose faith is shaken BY fadeout
time all three and Ben have turned good performances
10 pm, WMAL-7
Jack Paar ShOW-ThS of Paar repeat last Noven
bers Hollywood-based show with Red SHELTON AS any fan
OF Reds knows he's terrific guest whether he's Just
remlnscng about his hospital hitch the Bel fire and
his philosophy, doing his little old man playing golf
routine and his funeral paror commercial bit Also
Alexander King and films of the Bel Air fire 1880 pm
WRC-4.
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While there is no known cure for arthritis and
rheumatism today there is new source of relief
from the minor pain and muscle stiffness of arthr-
tbs and rheumatism Scientists have developed a
new kind of medicine you can take frequently,
according to directions, for prolonged relief.
This medicine works by the newest principles 1t
acts to produce muscle relaxation. 1t has been
tested extensively on patients suffering from
minor grades of arthritis, rheumatism and vari-
GUS forms of body aches, neuralgias and muscu-
lar strains. 1t has been reported clinically SUI
perior in bringing relief.
In case after case, doctors reported that pain and
muscle stiffness were relieved. Many patients
said they could reach, lift, walk, bend and move
with greater ease and freedom. In fact, twice as
many patients reported relief, compared to those
who took the most widely used pain tablets
This new medicine is DEFENCIN-a two-layer
tablet with preScription-type ingredients now
available without prescription.
Here is how DEFENCIN works, what it does, and
its three-action relief.
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;. Wry neck-pain in muscles ut bend
and turn the head, especially alter expo
sure to drafts and cold.
4. Strained ankIe-pain here makes it Fart
to move or put weight on your foot.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontghtS top ShoDS as preUieWed by TV KEYS Statt
Dho attend rehearSd match screenings and analyse
scripts In New York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to viewerS
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1. Aching b. y - |''e7'es esPe-
cially in the smaii :; back. Overexer-
ton can cause stil.leSs here,
Z. Sore shoulder I pain in muscles that
raise and lower the arm.
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ma, Rudolph Valentino in
THE Eagle" 1920. Com
plete.
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Geography (sixth grade); IL,
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2:o5, Language Arts (4th-6th
grades; 2:40, Parlons Francois
(4th grade); $3.50, Geography
Teacher Training.
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Sam. to isis pm. Sat
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Evening star., 1962-12-19

transportation systems, also
spoke before the group.
The basic reasons why COM
muters use autos or would pre-
fer to use rapid transit systems
have to be discovered and con-
sidered in making decisions on
costly transportation systems,
Mr.. Wohl said.
Mr.. Wohl's work had pro-
duced data to show that all
express bus systems operating
on reserved rights-of-w were
cheaper than rail rapid transit
systems. This has become an
issue in the fierce local dispute
over rapid transit and freeway
building.
In San Francisco, the public
voted for a $792 million bond
issue based on real estate taxes
for a transit system in an at
tempt TO save a downtown
area from freeways.
This is one measure of what
the public wants, but other and
more refined systems must be
discovered, Mr.. Wohl said.
An ill-conceived, haSty deci-
sion on political grounds could
favor either costly highway or
transit proposals and might
not be the best use of capital
funds for a metropolitan area,
Mr.. Wohl said.
An advanced system of traf-
fic forecasting, based on pre-
vious studies Of Toronto, Phil
adelphia and Washington, has
been developed by the Meta.
Mr.. Keith said.
Mr.. Wohl said the Toronto
transit system had shown a
steady decline in use for the
last six years, indicating that
there still is much to learn
about transit forecasting.
During the discussion, Mr..
Keith said a downtown subway
costing $40 million a mile had
two or three times the capacity
Of a downtown mile of freeway.
Evening star., 1962-12-19

more powerful than traffic
forecasting concepts, Robert A.
Keith said.
Mr.. Keith, chief transporta-
ton planner for the National
Capital Transportation Agency,
said politicians or decision
makers" in many other cities
might follow the example of
San Francisco "just to keep up
with the Joneses.
Speaking before Joint meet
Ing Of the local chapters of the
American Institute of Planners
and the Institute of Traffic
Engineers, Mr.. Keith said the
Washington areas Year 1000
Plan" would not have been
developed without the 1859
Mass Transportation System.
Researcher Speaks
Martin Wohl, a member Of
the research team that devel-
oped the Meyer-Kain- Wohl re-
port on costs of comparative
Evening star., 1962-12-19

going to base a film on 1t.
The District Court of Appeals
yesterday upheld a lower court
ruling that the book is obscene
But Joseph E. Levine, presi-
dent of Embassy Films, said
he's going to make 1t into a
50 million movie next summer.
He added, however, that he
won't make 1t in Los Angeles,
but In Paris.
Evening star., 1962-12-19
Northwest Group
Elects Officers

The Central Northwest Citi-
Sens Association last night re-
elected Eugene Davidson presi-
dent.
Also we're Effis Coleman, vice
president; Alma Lane, recording
secretary; Susie Green, cor
responding secretary; Julia
Davis, financial secretary and
Charles Gee. chaplain.
In other business, Mr.. David
son presented the annual re-
port of the groups activities. He
praised the efforts of the as
ISOLATION, citing the achieve
ments of the past year, one OF
which was the appointing OF
another Negro to the District
Board of Education.
Evening star., 1962-12-19
'Tropie' Bon Upheld;
Movie to Be Produced

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10 (AP) .
An appeals court has upheld
banning of Henry Miller's con-
troversial novel, "Tropic Of
Cancer" from Los Angeles
bookstores. Meanwhile, across
town, a producer says he's
Evening star., 1962-12-19
Ropid Transit Lines
May Shape Cities
BY LEE FLOR
Star Staff Writer

Development patterns Of cities may be at turning point
with rapid transit lines helping shape future growth into
riders, traffic experts said yesterday
The popularity Of the idea of rapid transit which
proved by almost 2to1 in San Francisco may
Evening star., 1962-01-28
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

L. E. Tollefson has been ap-
pointed director of Washington
operations for Douglas Aircraft
Co. He formerly was Washing
ton representative.
Raymond G. Lochiel received
the Temple University School
of Business Alumni Award. He
formerly was a Capital Airlines
senior vice president.
John w. McCOrkle has been
named Washington district
sales manager for Eastern Air
lines. He succeeds M. A. Selin-
ger, jr., who has been trans
ferred to New York.
David w. Bixby has been ap-
pointed chemical engineer for
the Sulphur Institute here, eff
fective February Is. He has
been with American Agricul-
tural Chemical in Carteret, N. ].
Edwin A. Roberts has been
named director of creative serv-
ices for Colortone Press of
Washington.
Kenneth O'Neil has been
named supervisor of the elec-
tronic systems division of Pol
arad ElectronicS Corp. here.
William ]. TOeller has been
named director of manufactur-
ing Of Entron, Inc. He formerly
was manager of production en-
gineering for Dage TV.
David Cook has been ap-
pointed special Washington
representative for Purdue Fred
erick Co. He formerly was COM
mercial sales representative.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Acacia Raises
Dividend Rate,
Sets Records

Following the close of
another record year, directors
of Acacia Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. have authorized an
increase in the dividend scale
to 3.75 per cent from 1855 per
cent on policies and funds left
with the company under sup
Elementary contracts and divi-
dend accumulations, it was an
nounced by President Howard
w. Kacy yesterday.
The higher scale applies to
the policy year beginning April
l. A year ago directors raised
the scale to 3.65 per cent
from $40 per cent.
1--WE estimate total dividends
paid to policyholders and bene-
ficiaries in the coming policy
year will be increased by more
than is per cent" Mr.. Kacy
said. It is the third consecu-
tive annual increase in pay
ments, he pointed out.
Acacia assets reached a new
high mark of more than $424
million on December 81, a gain
of $17,664,000 from a year
earlier, President Kacy told di-
rectors Friday.
Insurance in force amounted
to 81 1,943, 100000 at the year
end, compared with $1.876,-
100000 reported at the end of
1861.
Income rose to a new high
of around $67 million from $65
million in the preceding year.
Mr.. Kacy said sales exceeded
5000 million for the third year
in a row.
Surplus funds totaled $780,
717,079 at the year end, an
increase Of $1,407,682 in the
year. More than $238 million
or Sc per cent of company as
sets is invested In mortgage
loans, while more than STA
million or 27 per cent is in
vested in bonds.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Suburban Deposits. Set
S8O6.7 Million Record
Up 1873 Pct. in Year
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Deposits of 36 banks and trust companies In Maryland
and Virginia suburban sections of the Washington Metropolitan
Area reached atme high of $806 720651 at the end
H 1861 1873 per year earlier and "A cent
ahead Of the previous call date of September 81 survey by
The Star disclosed Friday.
Combined with record deposits Of $1645 874738 In II
District of Columbia banks the total for banks climbed
to increase of 9 cent from earlier
and 61 cent ahead of September 27 AS previously
ported District deposits up IA cent from
earlier and per cent above September.
Deposits of II suburban Maryland banks aggregated
4399 933 December 30 gain of 1873 per from
earlier and "A cent ahead September 27 Deposits
Of 10 suburban Virginia banks otaled 13
cent from earlier and "A cent above their
September mark
cent from earlier Arlington Trust had gain So
million 206 cent. while American National gained
around $78 million 81 per cent.
Citizens Bank of Maryland gained $1O4 million 81
cent. First Citizens National in Alexandria gained "a
million National had an increase
Of nearly $4.9 million 1853 per cent
Individual totals of suburban banks December 80
compared below with year September 27 1861:
Evening star., 1962-01-28
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Bituminous production

Bituminous production In
the week ended January 20
totaled $3.50. 900 tons compared
with 7,665,00 in the previous
week and 6,970,000 in the like
week a year ago.-National
Coal Association.
Motor vehicle output last
week totaled 141,355 cars and
24,476 trucks compared with
138,849 and 23, $40 in the previ-
GUS week and 96,057 and 19, 1882
in the like week a year ago.
Wards Automotive Reports.
Crude petroleum stocks, do
nestle and foreign, on Janu-
ary 20 totaled 239, $50 900 bar
rels, down 3,775,000 for the
week. Bureau Of Mines.
Hamilton Watch Co. an
nounced 1t Is discontinuing
Evening star., 1962-01-28

fair trade price agreements for
all Hamilton watches.
New Haven Railroad intends
to intervene In the Pennsyl-
vania-New York Central mer-
ger proposal when 1t comes be-
fore the Interstate Commerce
Commission, according to Rich
ard II. Smith, one Of the
trustees for the bankrupt line
Evening star., 1962-01-28

ernment action at home in
1862, as I believe we will, the
new year will be more prosper
GUS than last year despite the
economic problems facing the
country" he added.
The national economy will
reach new highs In virtually
all fields and economic growth
in other friendly nations will
continue during the year, he
said.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
HOWIFOUND
The ROAD TO
$4,000
BY a Wall Street Journal
Subscriber

"Money can be beautiful" /
saw those words in a magazine
article the other day, and right
away l thought of how much a
little extra cash has meant to
my family.
A few years ago we were
going broke on $4,000 a year.
Then a friend told me about
The Wall Street Journal. I
started reading it and soon be-
gan to cash in on the ideas it
gave me. Ideas for earning
more. Ideas for getting more
value for the money we spend.
Ways to cut expenses. Things
to do to keep taxes down.
Now we have a better home
and a better car. We live better
and eat better. Last year my
income was up to $4,000.
This experience is not unusu-
al. If you think The Journal
is just for millionaires, you are
wrong. The Journal helps sal
aried men earning $500 to
100000. 1t is valuable to small
business men. 1t can be of enor-
nous benefit to ambitious young
men who want to win advance
ment.
The Wall Street Journal is
the complete business DAILY
Has largest staff of writers on
business and finance. The only
business paper served by al
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Evening star., 1962-01-28

Virginia Total
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Restaurant Group
Plans Annual MEETING

The Restaurant Association
Of Metropolitan Washington
will hold it's annual meeting in
the auditorium of Perpetual
Building Association tomorrow
night.
Officers and board members
will be elected and graduates
of the Restaurant Manage
ment Institute will be pre-
Sented.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Cuvier to Address
Investment AnuIysts

w. F. Cavier, vice president
in charge Of finance for Hew-
lett-Packard Co.. will address
a luncheon meeting of the
Washington Society Of Invest
ment Analysts at the Occiden-
tai Restaurant Wednesday.
Hewlett-Packard is one of
the worlds largest manufac-
turers of electronic measuring
instruments.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
PEPCO Board Votes
Preferred Dividends

Directors of Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. have declared
usual quarterly dividends on
two classes Of preferred stock
Treasurer E. P. Knapp an
nounced.
PEPCO will pay 81 cents q
share on the $2.44 series Of
1857 serial preferred and 61K
cents a share on the $2.46 series
OF 1858. Both will be PAID
March l to holders of record
February S.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Earnings

Baltimore g. Ohio r.. r.. In
year ended December 81 had q
loss Of $3l,347,341 compared
with earnings Of $2,611.646 in
1860.
Lehigh Valley r.. n. in year
ended December 81 had q loss
of $8,320,287 VS.. q loss OF
SO, ,240,1 1876 in 1860.
Underwood Corp. in year
ended December 81 had a loss
of $8,905,000 VS.. a loss OF
$27 ,564 900 in 1860.
DaycO Corp. in year ended
December 81 had a loss OF
Evening star., 1962-01-28
New Jersey Banker
Will Speak Here

John P. Anderson, president
of the National Financial Pub
lie Relations Council and vice
president of the First National
Bank of Passaic County, Pat
terson, N. j., will address a
dinner meeting of the Financial
Public Relations Council of
Greater Washington at the
Army Navy Club on Wednes-
day, February T.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Gen. OImsted Sees
Good Year Ahead

A broad advance in business,
employment and family income
was forecast for the Washing
ton Metropolitan Area and the
Nation this year by Maj. Gen
George Olmsted, USAR (Ret.)
president of Financial Genera,
Corp. and International Bank
at the annual dinner of the
Alexandria Chamber of Com.
merce at Arlington Towers last
night.
"If we can avoid military
conflict abroad and unwise Gov.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Fairfax Bank Gets
Approval of Branch

The Fairfax County National
Bank has received approval
from the Controller Of the Cur
rency to establish a new branch
office at 1850 Columbia pike
in Fairfax County, Va, 1t was
announced by President Dale
II. Smith.
The branch will be located
in the Lake Bancroft Shopping
Center and will be known as
the Lake Bancroft branch. It
will occupy a new building
within a few months.
Weissberg Brothers Realty is
handling leasing for the new
center, which will have several
stores. A new Safeway Store
already Is in operation.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Podnos Joins Stoff
OF Investment Firm

S. S. Podnos, former general
manager of the Robodyne Di-
vision of U. S. Industries, Inc,
has been named industrial di-
rector of Adams & Co., new
investment banking firm here.
The firm has been organized
to provide capital and manage
ment for real estate, insurance
industrial, commercial, trust
and exchange ventures, said
Sidney Goldman, executive vice
president.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

$6,995,705 vs.. q loss of about
Sc million in 1860.
Other earnings included:
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gift Of sheer delight whole femnniy ReRs
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALElMIscELl ANEoUs FoR sAIEI

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ton call 543-6779,