davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1963-05-22

the unpaid balance of an ac-
count" he said, which could
be interpreted as an annual
interest rate of 18 per cent.
However, this is strictly a
service and not an interest
charge and represents only the
costs of maintaining the ac-
counts, such as sending out
statements each month, keep
ing track of the payments made
and meeting the expense of COL
lecting those that become de-
linquent."
Evening star., 1963-05-22

preciably better earnings for
the entire year of 1868 than
we had in 1852"
As previously reported, Jersey
Standard had the highest earn
ings for any quarter in the
three months ended March 81
$3.50 million or $1.20 a share
Expenditures on property
plant and equipment this year
and probably 1864 as we'll
are expected to total about
$l.l billion. Mr.. Rathbohe re-
ported. Outlays in 1862 totaled
81, 1,062, 100000.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
GEICO Dividend
Up Is Per Cent

The Board Of Directors OF
Government Employees Insur-
rance Co. today voted to In
crease the cash dividend on its
capital stock from an annual
rate OF 30 cents per snare TO 81
per share by declaring a reg
ular quarterly dividend Of 25
cents a share payable June q
10 stockholders OF record June 3.
This represents an increase
OF Is per cent In the current
annual cash dividend rate, the
company said.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
DC. Bankers and CreditMen Deny
Any Usuryin Bank or Store Loans

counts in which they can make
monthly deposits to meet the
installmentS and on which the
banks pay interest. This does
not result in a declining loan
balance on which simple in
terest could be reckoned.
AS for the department stores,
John Althaus, general mana
ger of the Washington Credit
Bureau, Inc, spoke up in their
defense.
They make a service charge
Of 1ll2 per cent per month on
Evening star., 1963-05-22
Asphalt Association Names Gray

John Gray, director of public works
at Rockville, Md. has been named ex-
ecutive director of the National BIZ
luminous Concrete Association, effec-
tive June II. He succeeds the late H.
K. Griffith A native of Scotland, Mr..
Gray came to this country in 1854 He
holds a bachelor of science degree in
civil engineering from Dundee Tech
nical College, Dundee, Scotland.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
Manager Named for WOOK-TV

The United Broadcasting Co. has an
nounced the appointment of Albert
Kinsey as station manager of WOOK-
TV, Channel H. Mr.. Kinsey was CLASH
fled advertising manager of the Daily
News for eight years before joining the
Lewis Advertising Agency as partner
in 1860. The agency merged to become
Lewis, Dobrow g. Lamb, where Mr..
Kinsey was vice president and treasurer.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
Of People
Store Names Sales Manager

Dan Dragonetti, fur buyer for julius
Garfinckel & Co. from 1910 to 1856, has
been named sales manager of Jandel
Furs. In the fur business for more than
80 years, Mr.. Dragonetti was a buyer
and fur manager for Bonwit Teller's in
Philadelphia from 1896 to 1910 and
most recently was with Bullocks-Wil-
shire in Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
Personnel Association TO Meet

The Washington Personnel Association will have its
final dinner meeting of the at pm tomorrow at
the Kennedy Warren William John Grant Of the School
of Business Administration at American University will
receive the Ernest Connolly Memorial Award for oustand
ing achievement in the field of personnel during the last
year Officers will be elected.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
Attorneys TO Address Realtors

panel Of 13 lawyers will discuss the various lega
aspects of real estate at the meeting tomorrow of the
Washington Board of Realtors The meeting begins at
pm at the Statler-Hilton Hotel
Evening star., 1963-05-22
and Events
MudoIe to Heud CAB Division

Donald W. Madole has been appointed chief of the
Hearing and Reports Division of the Civil Aeronautics
Boards Bureau of Safety Mr.. Madoe formerly
poyed by American Arlines and earlier served in the
general counsels office of the Federal Aviation Agency
Evening star., 1963-05-22
Controllers to Hear Korth

Navy Secretary Korth will address the Washington
Chapter of the American Society of Controllers at
luncheon meeting Monday He will speak on "A Philosophy
of Navy Management" The meeting at the Fort McNair
Officers Club begins at noon.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
ON WINGS

The airline industry is op-
posing a bill now on Capitol
Hill which would give the
Civil AerOnautics Board the
power to set air fares between
the United States and foreign
countries.
1t would actually divest the
United States of rights which
it now has over the foreign
air carriers pursuant to inter-
governme ntal agree
ments," Air Transport AssOcia-
tiOn President Stuart G. Tip
ton has told Congress.
The ATA's stand was taken
after Trans World and Pan
American acceded to British
and French demands for higher
fares on the trans Atlantic
runs.
The ATA is supporting a Sec
ond bill which Mr.. Upton said
would provide the passenger
and the shipper the best pos
sible guarantee that the rates
charged with be fair, reason
able and just"
The spectacular growth of
international air transporta-
ton, he said, has been based
on the concept that the public
interest is best served when in
ternational rates are estab-
lished by airlines with govern
ment approval and not by uni
lateral rate-fixing by govern
ments.
He pointed out that Ameri-
can travellers have a big stake
in the legislation being con-
Sidered, adding that foreign
flag carriers handled SO per
cent of all United States -Eu-
rope passengers last year.
If the CAB had rate-fixing
authority, he said. "they would
not be able to prevent estab-
lishment of a foreign carrier
rate which the board might
deem adverse to the public in
terest.
"The Board could not pro-
tect those Americans using
foreign flag carries against
being charged a rate which is
unreasonable or unfair"
S. &&
There is great optimism at
the Federal Aviation Agency
over one of the industry's big
ger problems determining the
altitude of an aircraft with
out radio and the spoken word.
In an address before the
Connecticut General Life In
surance Co. symposium in
Hartford, Conn.,, last week,
FAA Administrator N. E. Hal
ably told of such a device and
predicted it will be under test
by next year.
Basically, it gives the air.
craft the capability of sending
its altitude to a ground re-
ceiver. Three contracts are al
ready out on devices for COM
mercial aircraft and general
aviation planes. For the little
guy" a figure of $500 is being
banded about.
For the future" Mr.. Hala-
Evening star., 1963-05-22
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealer
in Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or solod at pm.
Ranks and Insnrnnnn Cnn.annninn
Evening star., 1963-05-22
Cunnino Officers to Meet

The officers and directors of the Canning Machinery
and Supplies Association will have their spring meeting
tomorrow and Friday in the International Inn Plans will
be made for the associations exposition Of food processing
equipment supplies and services next February in Dallas
Texas
Evening star., 1963-05-22
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK tAP) Noon over the count.
asked, net change and yield for Wednes.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales High Low 400 Chg
sales Hlgh Low 2.OO Chg

INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
tSymbs EXPLAINED Notes Following New Yk stock Ehange sD
Evening star., 1963-04-21
PETER FONDA GIVES
TOP BILLING TO DAD

clared that his favorite actor would
be some combination of Sir Lau-
renee Olivier and Lee j. Cobb" But he has
changed his mind. Il think my father is the
best actor I've ever seen," the 23-yearold son
OF Henry Fonda says today.
Peter, who will be guest star in forthcom-
ing episode called THE Brother Killers" on
CBS-TV's The Defenders" began his career
only two years ago on the same stage where
his father started out in 1926 - the Omaha
Neb) Playhouse. His actress sister, Jane, rs,
starred on Broadway, in movies and on TV,
but, until recently Peter preferred hot-rod
racing to acting. Nov I've been grounded
from racing by Susan" he says, referring to
his bride of Is months. He is making his next
movie, "Lilith," in London
Evening star., 1963-05-29

ARCoLA AREA = Spacious soft.
Tm Tam0sF With qi ir.p sth ba:sc.4S Tsss ls' hoI y
water heat, 3 bedrms., ~ baths,
Florida rm.. I2'x9l'. huge rec.
rm. with firepl. and banquet rm
5n' long. S42,bOO. Call 94g-7300
Evening star., 1963-05-29
46Ol 9TH ST. NV.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ABOVE AYERAGE HOME


ITO Revere pl.-Vaeant. immae., 2
bedrms.. 2 baths, din. rm., study.
rec. rm., gArage Handicapped cor
ner lot POSNER REALTY Co.
ST. 3-344O, WA. 7-7S56.
ARCoLA AREA = Spacious sO-ft.
rambler, lot with trees. Ire. liv.
rm. with firepl., Dashboard hot
water heat, 3 bedrms.. ~ baths.
Florida rm. I2'N2l'. huge rec.
rm. with firepl. and banquet rm.
5n' long. S42.bO0. Call 949-730O
HUdH Il PECK, lla4e Georgia Ave.
AssT S.srm Sae ss.r SII. SSH5As.5 ~. goo 20 e. E
banding. Sl5.400 FHA loan avail.
PoBiAK A POBlAK OIL. 4-6OOt
ASPEN HILL PARK-A real split
Cream Puff" vacant, 2 bed
rooms. large living room. table
space kitchen, recreation room,
and wall-to-Eall earpeting. S22 =
$50. II you have a home 10
well first, ask aout our EuAran-
JAS. C COMFY 4 co. Ju. s-lia4
ASSUME $4,000 LOAN-3-bedfm.
brick rambler, bsmt., beautiful
ilasstons ilas ser porch Soysrlookins
.HILDEBRAND co. OIL 4-s7ii
BEST BUY IN RANDOLPH HTLLsl
Sls,7b0 FHAi 2 full baths, walk
out hsmt. exceptional rec. rm.
and bar. unusual mAhog. pAneling
kent, many extras incl storm vim
dows and fencing. Compare be-
fore buyingi Call WA. l-g3G3
Greater Maryland PROD. ~. a-l24O
BEST Buy ANYWHERE = ypOO
dn, FHA, Brick Cape Cod. 4
bedrms.. . baths. full bsmt.,
fenced lot with towering trees.
wax 70 Good Counsel and 81.
HUoH 7 PECK iisiG Georgia Ave.
BETHESDA. new listlnE-3.yssr-old
spllt.level trees on lot 4 bedfms,
2 baths. famlly.size ~ rec rm,
walk TO elementary schl. 50 ,O0O.
BETHESDA REALTY
REALTORS OIL. 4-iAib
BETHESDA, GEORGETOWN Village
sl1 900 Immaculate 3.hedrm.
rambler with beaut, fenced back
.Nhtd, handgome rec room
JACK FOLEY REALTY ST. a.bhAa
BEIHEsDA FInNwooD - ~
OWNER, f-bedrm, a.bath. brick
split Wooded \ acre lot Fully
rec. fm Central alr sond walk
kug aj' $4,000 EM. s.9ssi
BETHEsDA-MAPiEwoop. immae.
brick rambler on heavily tferd lot.
. bedrms4 2 baths, tduip. kitchen
MN sh lsbis .'. space re ,inn sIa,s,s. v,s,.
financing go nAO.
ANpRis REALTY Of q.no7n "a y
bLImEspA s.rHl 49,, ), ~. AT ,Oll!;l,y'l on
tufslly wooded iot, fenced Tor pfi-
s6Ses. 4 b'Fs baths lee. az.
ogulnF YOUR own pafkl. So niO
GiutiARO OF. 4.ilOO open III o
BrTHTsDA-i block TO NH.
oualltvsbuilt. .yeafsold brick
gpllt level l3xal.ti living I'm !,
fAmilysAife SEP dininG ffnu LARGE
allsmodefn Kitchen, \ bsdfmA Z
baths up, rec rms all0W SEP
areas ior adult entertaining and
rhildrens play room, earpoft, pa.
tln Z ilrepls New house finAne-
AabRis REALTY oL e.no7o uls
BrTnIsnA - Brick Colonial, 4
bsdfms baths, separate din,
fm fun bsmt Walk 70 a.
James, AyflaNn Elem, N Beth, Jr.
Hlfh Under $4,000, Call afa.
HUaH T PICK iiaas osorsl. Ave.
hETHEsDA, WILDWOOD MANOR
=Fafly bird special new homes
nndef. construction. Mid.3nt
ColeUtTT RLTY OF s.OnNi 'Tiio
Continued on Neat PAss)
Evening star., 1963-05-29
MOVING 99f
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH.

MOVING TO FORT WORTH? Let's
trade equities. Have lovely 3 bed
room, 2 bath. central air and
heat. S17,500. Write for details
Need near Pentagon, 1904 Fawn
drive, Forth Worth is.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AIR FORCE family. 3 children, de-
sires l-story, 3-b.r. house AAFB
area. TO Sl10 mo. 736-17S9.
CATHEDRAL AREA or nearby Nd.
with option to buy. Please call
EN-. 2-ls53 ANYTIME.
CHILDLESs COUPLE desires / or
. bedrm. det. house in NV. area.
To Sl40. Call 773-097l after
Evening star., 1963-05-29
APARTMENTS WANTED

APT, WANTED IMMED.-2 bedrms
pref. NV. family OF 4, 2 teen
ayers, S15-S0O. 265-6503 aft. 8.
1 OR 2 BEDRMs., unf. ant. or Smi.
house within 80 min, NH, abt.
July /, for responsible yng. cpl.
Would redec. EN-. 3-l541.
Evening star., 1963-05-29

Mr. Rhodes, on. W-s4Is.
p. s. PHILLIPS. INC. DL 7-l4ii
CHEVY CHAsE-First tiwe offered
Very gracious brick tenteT-hall
Colonial. 3 bedrms.. . baths, den,
powder rm., scrn, porch. rec. rm.,
2-car gar. lge. level fenced back
yard blks west OF Conn. ave
In moye-in eond. $4,000, flex
terms Mrs. Robinson. EN-. 3-O327
or FE. s-6Op7. TiOHE WOODS
Evening star., 1963-05-29
AS G coNLFY 4 Z co. ~. s.lia4

BEST BUY IN RANDOLPH HILLsi
Sls,7b0 FHAi 2 full baths, walk
out bsmt. exceptional rec. rm.
and bar. unusual mAhog. pAnelinR
In both liy rm. and din. fm., we'll
kent, many extras incl. storm vim
fore buyingi Call WA l-a1ga
nTeAler MARYLAND PFon. JU. n.InAn
Evening star., 1963-05-29

ASPEN HILL PARK-A real split
rooms. large living room. table
space kitchen. recreation room,
and wall-to-Wall eaTpeting. $50. =
$50. II you have home 70
well first, ask aout our EuAran-
Evening star., 1963-05-29
METZLER, REALTOR

CHASE. u. g.. near La
fayette school - 2-story bsmt.
semiilnlshed 3rd H., 3 bedrms
. baths, lst n den, priced m
uppsr a0s. uEoRoE I BoRdER
INC, 1879 X ~. NV. MA, s-0sOs.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
BEsT Buy ANYwHERE = ypl

On, FHA. Brick Cape, Cod. 4
fenced lot with towering trees,
walk 10 Good Counsel and sd.
Catherine's Oiq.7anO III $50.
HUGH 7 PECK. ii246 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1963-05-29

ITO Revere pi..Vaeant. immSe., 2
bedrms.. 2 baths. din, rm., study.
rec. Tms gArage, Handicapped cor
nsr lot, PosNER REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1963-05-29
CHLNY CMAsE = Impresslys I'M

CHEVY CHASE - Impressive true
center-hall brick Colonial. den,
powder fm., Ice. liy, rm.. modern
kit, huge side open porch, se.
eluded rear screened porch over.
looking garden, 3 lge. bedrms.,
stsiTs te in0iiStsd attis bniitl,n
garage. Excel, condition through.
out. VIII sell quickly. Priced In
mid-3Os. Quick possession. ~ ap-
pt y a.m.-0 pm. I'm. 2-7a0O,
METZT I'D DEAT TOD
Evening star., 1963-05-29

CONGRESS nEIGHTs = e.bedrm,
AemidetAched brick home near
Patterson Elem. School, Nl0O
down payments less than rent.
Ior details call MGNDELL RIAL.
TY, INC. 30, I.glOO.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
fONGRrss nrIonTs =. A 8.bsa,

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - a.bedrm
semldet brick gB baths. gas
h.wh si4,NO0. FHA approvsd
$3.50 down plus settlement, JOHN
l.. SHELTON Realtor 20 $4,000
CONGRTss HTs,-st7,6OO. a.hed.
m dsii hfk Colonial. hot.watsr
Evening star., 1963-05-29
BUCHANAN AND
AREA

Ch1hEDhhG AREA
Spacious Colonial residence. In ex-
cellent condition, 4 or 5 bedrms.
wide center hall. den and lAyAtory.
modern kitchen. Corner OF we'll
landseAped lot All large rooms
Convenient, elOse-in location. Call
Mr. phndeq OT W-nA 40
Evening star., 1963-05-29
BETHESDA ,REALTI,YlllV W.
IRFALToRs oL. l.llIs

BETHESDA FIRNwOoD - ~
OWNER. fsbedrm. a-bath. brick
split Wooded y acre lot. Fully
EQUIP eiec XII, bsmt dAy ht
rec. fm Central ait cond walk
Sus mssi's si' " S9nn S99nnhiT9mg Tmg s.Sss1i 0Ses51pshey
Evening star., 1963-05-29

I'M. iaishn Ewes. WO. g.blsO
COOLIDGE nIGn AREA-a large
bedfm det home Spacious klteh.
en-, lovely yard, ser porch new
gas heater kiH,nhO Low down
payment sos 0uintana pl. NV,
suNngrRoM AssoCiATEs
~ T.sAti Tu a.i nHn
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
central air eondltioning II iust ons
oi the many extras offered In
this 3.bsdrm semi detached bflrk
! hls0 has sen, dining rmi lee
Living fmi and .comnletely fenced
lot very desirable nelfhbofhood
Hartman Rlty., Realtors
10 l.5lUH Eyes. eis.iIfp
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Sheraton Park Ares
Upper NV

BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
A. $4,000 Res. DI. 1890
Evening star., 1963-05-29
q d. PEcK. lla4e oeorEIa Avs

ARMY MAP AREA--sl7.OO0 q
bedrm. older home. Ideal for ex-
banding. $4,000 FHA loan avail.
IPOBIAK A POBIAK OIL. 4-6OOi
Evening star., 1963-05-29

CLEVELAND fARk-The answer
70 a large fAmilys PRAYERS
hedrm Colonial IN new house
condition with extra large llv
fm and din fma perfect Tor en-.
teftainlnR New mod kit. with
new stove, refrigeratOf, dish.
washer and disposal. plus huge
eatint GnHee Quiek possessl0n
possible. For further dLtAlls call
WO 0-9I0n ~ q. FDW M.
JONES A Co, INC, RFALTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

o:9U a. kEDl6U.
Drama. "Prnce Among Men," AS
sassins appear at the Rediso ranch to
kill special" cowhand Richard Eean
stars Nico Minardos is featured.
g TIGHTR0PE.
Crime Mike connors stars. tRepeat.)
q McHALE'S NAVY.
Comedy. "To Binghamton, With Love-"
Capt. Binshamton tJoe Flynn orders
McHale ERNEST Borgnne) and his men
to give him a testimonial dinner in
order to impress Admiral Benson (BiII
Quinn).
900 q THE RICHARD BOONE SHOW.
Comedy. "a Change Of Pace) / Hour.
Where Do You Hide an Egg?" Three
bungling cronies tRichard Boone Harry
Morgan and Robert Blake) steal a safe,
and then wish they hadn't.
9 WRESTLING.
Hours. Ray Morgan reporting.
q GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Drama. l Hour. Color Carve" A bare
back rider is threatened with murder
when he returns to his hometown with
the circus Hugh o'Brian, Harold ].
Stone. Peggy Mckay.
q PETTIcoAT JUNCTION.
Comedy. Uncle Joe Edgar Buchanan
suspects a train repair team to be a
group of hoboes. crooks and spies.
Smiley Brunette and Rufe Davis are
featured.
$50 q JACK BENNY SHOW.
Comedy. Clint tcheyenne) Walker
makes his singing debut and leads Jack
Benny into the world of tall, two-fisted
he-men.
1000 q ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW.
Music-Variety. Hour Color. Guests
include Lee Remiek and Joey Bishop.
linstOn. D. C., October -, 1863
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13
800 q RED SHELTON SHOW.

Comedy. l Hour. Rosemary Clooney
joins Red in a skit about the conven-
fence Of the new aII-digit telephone
dialing system. In the Silent Spot,
Red plays an aged smaII-town railroad
stationmaster due for retirement.
ooodles Weaver and Herb Visran are
featured.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Bainun Speaks

Robert Bainum, administrator
of the Wheaton Nursing Home
was the feature speaker at the
Eastern States Rental Housing
Conference held in New York
City Oct. 2. He appeared as an
expert in the field of specialized
housing.
The Eastern States Rental
Housing Conference is a func-
ton of the National Homebuild-
ers Association.
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Ronnie
c. Schnare, of Hyattsville was
one of % district representa-
tives to recently complete a
course of study at the Sales
Training School at the home
office of the Aid Association for
Lutherans. i. Ralph J. Duffie
is serving on the 1864 Parade of
Homes Committee of he Home
Builders Association of Metro
politan Washington. 1. L.
Lewis and Lawrence I. Silver
man were the subjects of a
feature article in a recent issue
of The Suburban Maryland
Builder magazine. Washing
ton Realtors magazine reports
that Sam Fig bought the grand
champion steer winner of the
Montgomery Fair, made the
first donation to the Montgom-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10

cry Youth Sports Club cam
paign, and announced plans to
start construction soon on a
new development (six apart
ment projects on 34-acre tract
near his motel and country club
on Rt. 70S near Gaithersburg) !.
John ]. Surmeier, Stephen
B. Forman and Michael S. Nor
ris have been named to the pro-
fessional staff of the Research
Analysis Corporation as opera
tons analysts. The Chevy
Chase Center Merchants Asso-
citation has awarded three schol-
arships to American University
students pursuing retail man.
agement studies in the Univers-
ity's School of Business Admin
istration.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
AVEMCO Gains

AVEMCO Insurance Com.
pany, an aircraft casualty sub
sidiary, reported an excess of
81 100000 in premium income
for the first nine months of
1868, a $50 per cent increase
over the same period of last
year. The Silver Spring COM
pany, which is less than three
years old, has issued more than
1000 new aircraft insurance
policies since Dec, 1862, when it
was designated as the approved
insurer for the Aircraft Owners
and Pilots Association.
AVEMCO Insurance Com.
pany is now admitted to do
business in eight states with
applications pending in IS more.
On Oct. / it increased its author
lied capital from $350,000 to
100000 so that it could meet
the requirements of an addi.
tional IL states.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Bank Shows Gains

The American National Bank
of Maryland in Silver Spring
reports that third quarter de-
posts, total assets and loans
show substantial gains over
Sept, 1862, according to Warren
H. Lasher, president of the firm.
Total deposits were 50.06 per
cent higher than one year ago,
rising to $50, 765, 583.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Harvest Days Here
October IL, l8 And l9

Oct. II, 10 and 10 are "Har-
vest Days" in Rockville, and the
Midtown Merchants Associa'
ton here is offering special pro-
motion sales throughout the
city.
One of the featured attrac-
tons will the Rockville 1864
Auto Show" where each auto
dealer here will display two or
three 1864 models. Small loaves
Of County Fair bread will be
passed out free and each child
attending will be given Indian
headbands.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Amatucci Notes Sales

Amatucci Rambler, Inc. cele-
brating its second anniversary
recently, reported gross sales of
new and used cars totalling SAT-
million in its first two years of
business.
Tomas M. Amatucci, president
of the Hillcrest company, said
the firm had sold some $500
new and used cars during this
time. The company has attained
a national rank of 23rd in sales
among American Motors 3,040
car dealers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
.NML Holds Classes

Woodrow w. Stevenson, BAL
Bowie Road, Rockville, attended
a refresher course recently
offered by the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co. at
The Chamberlain, Fort Monroe,
Va.
Mr.. Stevenson, who is asso-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
SENTINEL n coNTT9l ERR
thursday. October 10. 1863 AJn

ciated with the Edgar D. Coff.
man General Agency in Wash.
ington, attended the course
along with A other agents of
the company. The course is con.
Quoted several times a year
throughout the country and
gives Northwestern Mutual
agents a thorough review in
basic principles of life under.
writing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10

ingtonian Country Club. The
luncheon will also welcome Fair
child Stratos to the City.
Also elected were Joseph c.
Rodgers, as vice president;
Irwin Schwartz, second vice
president; Garnet Inscoe, secre-
tary and Doris B. Fishman, re-
elected as treasurer.
New members of the Board to
serve for two years are Karl
r. Kellerman, N. Richard Kim
mel, and DR.. Herman Magyar
xini.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Rixon Earnings Noted

James L. Hollis, board chair
man of Rixon Electronics, Sill
yer Spring, reported that in the
first four months of this fiscal
year Rixon had earned $4,000
before write-offs of prior years
RID costs.
The most significant action of
the Rixon stockholders was the
passage of a new employee re-
stricted stock option plan which
allows selected key employees to
purchase stock at par value I'M
der a restriction to resell to the
company at the same price.