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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
FAA Rejects
Collaboration
On Superjet
By the Associated Press

The Federal Aviation Agency
has rejected q proposal by
Robert T. Six. Continental Air
lines president, that the United
States join with Britain and
France in development Of su-
.personic transports.
Mr.. Six said in a speech at
Los Angeles Tuesday that the
United States should join with
Britain and France in develop
ing their 1,450-mile-an-hour
Concorde, and then invite them
to join this country in develop
ing a 2.000-m.p.m. transport.
Gordon Balm, FAA deputy
administrator for supersonic
transport development, said in
a statement that at the pres
ent stage in the development
program of the Concorde. there
is little, If anything, that United
States manufacturers could
contribute. except possibly
money"
Cites Money Problem
AS for possible later collabo-
ration which the British and
French on a 2,000-m.p.h. air.
plane. "at no time have the
British-French indicated any
interest in such a project" Mr..
Balm said.
Mr.. Six assumes that the
United States supersonic trans
port will be several years be-
hind q Concorde. There is no
factual basis for this assump-
ton.
Our tentative timetable
calls for q United States trans
port to be available for paSsen-
gers during the year 1871. or
possibly at about the same time
as the Concorde. 49,.
Left With Single Plane
Mr.. Skis proposal would
leave the airlines Of the world.
including the United states
airlines. with a choice Of a sin
gle aircraft and, If it does not
meet its design detectives, air.
lines could suffer serious finan-
cial reverses.
Some unkind people have
suggeste d that perhaps Mr..
SKIS real concern is the fact
that his United States COMPETE
tors might get and fly first a
United States trans
port"
Mr.. Six said in Los Angeles
that a decision must be made
soon because other major Unit
ed States airlines are likely to
announce orders for the Con-
corde in the very near future.
one of them perhaps this week.
Pan Am erican World Air
ways has ordered six Concordes
as have Air France and British
Overseas Always Corp, while
Continental has ordered three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
ON WHEELS
Barber Pole Stripping
Could Be En- Route

II Pontiac's trim new sports
car option, the LeMans GTO
(Grand Turissimo Omologato)
does nothing more, it will be
known as the car that ended
the offering Of whitewalls as
an extra-expense item.
Announcing the GTO in the
Tempest line this week, Pontiac
said that red striped. premium
cord tires are standard.
white wall tires of the same
size may be ordered at no extra
cost"
This opens up a brand-new
field Of choice for a prospect
already becoming q little bewil-
dered when he starts out car
shopping with no specific idea
Of what he wants in shape, size,
color, horsepower an6 the
withs-or-withouts.
The Associated Press has
quoted Goodyear's John J.
Harts as predicting I'VE are
moving toward the day when
each type Of car may have a
tire specifically designed for it.
Logically, this may fall into.
three categories-high perform
ance cars, the large luxury
cars and for want of q better
term, the average family auto
mobile"
Tire companies. say the AT,
do not say so publicly but they
obviously dread the day of the
specialized original equipment
tire as their production prob
lens will be multiplied many,
times"
Anyhow, the car those red
striped tires will carry-the
: GTO-has its own special styl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
Suburban Trust Co.
Neors $40 Million

Suburban Trust Co. today
reported record deposits Of
$685., 3o6,500 on September 30, a
gain Of ass per cent from q
year ago and 1913 per cent
higher than on June 80 this
year.
The new high compared with
$217.42l,2i9 on September 20
last year and $244,063, s99 on
June 20 this year.
1t contrasted with deposits
Of $l27.s9s.59l on September
"a. 1858. Banks which later
have merged with Suburban
Trust had deposits Of around
$50 million at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
Bank Loans Expand
Further in Week

Gross loans Of WaShington's
three largest banks edged
higher in the week ended Sep
TENDER Is and were we'll above
a year ago. the Richmond Re-
serve Bank also announced.
Loans Of Riggs National,
American Security a. Trust and
National Bank Of Washington
totaled s740,714.000 on Sep
TENDER IS. compared with
$736,7 TIA, 900 q week earlier and
$3.50, 427 900 on September %
last year.
Commercial and industrial,
loans dipped to $149,142,o00 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
ThiokoI Gets Award

NEW YORK DO-Thiokol
Chemical Corp. has announced
the award of q contract for
$3,745,0oo by the Air Force for
testing and production Of solid
fuel rocket motors for the
Genie air-to-air missile. The
present award follows an
earlier development contract
for Genie propulsion systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
Victor Buys Firm

CHICAGO ODD. Victor
Comptometer Corp. has ac-
quired Cullom q Ghertner Co.
Of Nashville for an undisclosed
amount Of cash, A. C. Buehler.
president, said. Cullom &
Ghertner, a printing and bust
ness forms company. has an
nual sales in excess Of IS mil
Lion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
Virginia Bank Merger
Approved by Holders

Stockholders Of the Bank Of
Occoquan and the Bank Of
Nokesville have approved a
proposed merger Of the two in
stitutions under the name Of
the Bank Of Prince william.
The new institution will be
affiliated with the Virginia
Commonwealth Corp. bank
holding company. The Deco
guam bank holders provided as
9s.3 per cent majority for the
merger. while the NokeSville
holders voted 95.5 per cent Of
their stock in favor.
The merger is subject to APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
Carpet Prices Rising

PHILADELPHIA ODD. -
James Lees g. Sons Co. said it
will increase prices and average
Of ga per cent on selected
wool carpet grades. effective
October %. The company a
subsidiary Of Burlington In
dustries, Inc, said the increase
is necessary because Of ad-
vancing raw material costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
Maryland National Bank
Net Rises in Nine Months
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Maryland National Bank Marylands largest banking in
stuton had net operating income Of s35si151 3343
share after income taxes In the first nine months Of this
the bank reported today.
The comfortably ahead Of s3,36S s05 or 1924
in the 1852 period Total operating "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

September IS from $l52,S4S, 900
a week earlier, but exceeded
S140, 1926. 900 a year earlier.
Real estate loans Of 1884,
18l 900 we're ahead Of $780,
100000 q week earlier and far
above $685. 900 a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

proval Of the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp. and State
banking authorities.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

Can Aging Bold Eagle
Chew Up Cards Again?

FOR THE ST. LOUIS FOOTBALL,
Cardinals on the whole as eye-catchinr
as any team in the NIL this season, the
task Immediately ahead is to be as pass
catching as is possible. Y A. Titles passes,
preferably.
In what on paper is the Eastern Divi-
sion's big NFL game on Sunday the
young Cardinals will be up against the
New York Giants for the second time In a
month. If they are to wipe out the one
game deficit the Giants enjoy, the Cardi-
nails will have to contain the old pappy
quarterback they couldn't handle the first
time.
ST. Louis pass defense, as it was ON
November 8, is the best in the NIL. Only
eight touchdown aerials have been thrown
against the Cards, but four were hurled by
the S7-year-old Bald Eagle in the Giants
1921 victory. That loss the Cards could af-
ford, just barely.
In Yankee Stadium on this go-round
the Cards can't afford any mistakes Tied
with Cleveland for second place, they have
no choice If a division pennant is to fly at
st. Louis. Beginning Sunday, they must
win their remaining four games to insure
at least tie.
OF ALL THE TITLE contenders, East
ern or Western, the Cards have the tough
est row to hoe. Come-from behind, six
point winners over Cleveland last Sunday,
they have the Giants and then the Browns
AGAIN the following week. It is all uphill,
yet Wally Lemm is coaching young, i'm
proving club that just might do it.
The Giants have been under big pres
sure for the last five weeks, or ever since
the Browns left 'em for dead in New York
by 1924 score. With VAT rising to new
and implauSible heights they have picked
apart the Cowboys, Browns, Cards, Eagles
and 49ers in succession. Theirs now is a
fight against a letdown.
AS for the Browns, who opened with
six straight victories, there no longer is the
pressure of holding the division lead,
or even sharing it. In what looks suspi-
ciously like case Of water finding its level.
Cleveland has dropped three of its last
four. Anyway, Sundays foe merely is Dali
las. Forget the Browns, if they blow this
one. And even if they don't, theren still
be ST. Louis and Detroit to hurdle.
&&4&
IN THE WESTERN DIVISION there
could be some light shed. The Green Bay
Packers, badly beaten in their showdown
with Chicago, find they can't win their
fourth consecutive title unless the Bears
are beaten. And Of the Bears remaining
opponents, Pittsburgh on Sunday may be
the toughest.
Sixty eight-year- George Halas'
Bears are much like the Giants. They are
an aging team; only their resurgence is
new The Big Four Of the defensive line,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
By FRANCIS STANN

plus their agile, red-hot linebackers, are
veterans, and they've been presumed greatly
Of late.
Until the Packers were smashed last
Sunday, 28-7, Chicago has been winning by
minimal margins. Six points got the Bears
victory over the Rams, 16 stood up against
the Eagles, II against the Colts. Before
these victories, Chicago lost to the 49ers,
OF all people, by 2O-14
The Packers game cost them the serv-
Ices Of Fullback Rick Casares for the rest
OF the season, an offensive blow they can
i'll afford.
MORE THAN EVER, it would appear,
HalaS guys must grind it out and the
Steelers, still in contention, are the only
Eastern club to have beaten the Giants,
Cards and Browns this year.
Bears-steelers could be classic of ball
control effort. These are teams far less de-
pendent upon passes than the Giants,
Cards, Redskins and others. The Packers
knew the Bears were striving for ball con-
troll and couldn't do anything about it.
Fifty-five plays on the ground were run off
by Chicago. And the Steelers aren't bad in
using the same tactics. John Henry john
son, you may remember. carried "a times
himself against the Redskins.
This will be the Sunday, too, when the
desperate Packers finally regain the serv-
ices of Bart Starr, their premier quarter
back His broken hand apparently mended,
Starr is almost certain to go as far as he's
able when Green Bay entertains San Fran
cisco in Milwaukee.
JOHN ROACH, WHO had ben filling in
for Starr, had strenuous afternoon against
the Bears good secondary defense and their
pass rush. As the long, dreary day wore on,
zeke Bratkowski replaced Roach and drove
the Packers to their only score
Neither Roach nor Bratkowski is a
Starr, and Coach Vince lombard won't be
hesitant about playing his recuperating ace.
Not if the hapless 49erS make it sticky,
anyway. For the Packers and for Starr,
they're running out of tomorrows.
It's hard to see how San Francisco can
extend the Packers Critics are faulting
the defending champs on several counts
these days. They say that Jim Taylor, lack
ing his old drive, may have been weakened
by his fight against hepatitis They point
out that Chicago's offensive and defensive
lines clearly outplayed the Packers.
Even if it were all true, Green Bay is
going against 2-8 team with the weakest
offenSe and feebleSt defense in the entire
NIL. So horrendouS were the 49ers last
Sunday in their 1914 rout in New York
that reviewers even blamed the Giants in
jurieS on the Californians' clumsiness and
lack of know-how. In pro ball that is reach
ing pretty far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Terps, Cavaliers
Battle for Cellar

Maryland is favored by eight
points, but Elias sounds as if
he isn't convinced. He's been
promising surprises all week,
but that might not necessarily
mean razzle- dazzle stuff.
The triple-slot offense Elias
uses can be q power offense
and Elias. when he's serious,
hints that ball-control makes
sense. His line will outweigh
the Terps' forward wall and a
good way to help check Mary
lands Dick Shiner-to-Darryl
Hill passing battery is to keep
the ball away from them.
Clemson proved that last week.
Records Threatened
Sinner has never thrown a
touchdown pass q gainst the
Cavaliers, although he is lust
two shy Of the Terps' all-time
record with 20. Hill needs Just
six more receptions to break
the ACC and Maryland SINGLE
season record Of AZ grabs.
Virginia's offense hinges
most on the running of John
Pincavage. who is averaging AZ
yards per carry, and the short
passing Of Quarterback Tom
Hodges, the Alexandria boy. He
has As per cent competitions on
II attempts for 436 yards. but
only one touchdown. Bob Dun
phey, a converted quarterback.
and Dallas Gwynn, the only
non-soph backfield starter, are
the other first-unit running
backs.
Maryland won last years
game, 40-1S, when it whipped
out a surprise shotgun forma-
ton. The Cavaliers quickly ad-
1uSted for a passing barrage,
but the Terps crossed them up
by using it as a running forma-
ton land almost ran us out
OF the park" Elias recalls.
The game will be the collie
gate finale for six senior regu-
lars on the Terps-Shiner Bob
Burton, Ernie Arizzi, Dave
Nardo, Gene Feher and Joe
Ferrante. The last two have
minor injuries. but will play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Cards Hopes Centered on Ball Control

Sunday in what shapes up as
the top pro football game of
the day. A full slate of IL
games is on tap with every
team in both the National and
American Leagues in action.
Just as a week ago. when
they upset the Cleveland
Browns, a victory over the
Giants Is q must for the Cardi-
nails to stay In contention for
the NIL Eastern Division title
In fact. a st. Louis victory very
well could create a three-way
tie among the Giants, Cardi-
mails and Browns.
Bears Meet Steelers
The Chicago Bears, who
gained undisputed possession of
first place in the Western Divi-
sion by beating Green Bay last
Sunday, tangle with the dam
gerous Steelers at Pittsburgh in
another potent NIL struggle.
In the others, Dallas is at
Cleveland, Baltimore at Los
Angeles, Detroit at Minnesota,
Washington at Philadelphia
and Green Bay takes on San
Francisco at Milwaukee.
In the American League,
Houston is at San Diego in a
battle of divisional leaders,
Oakland is at Denver, Buffalo
at Boston and Kansas City at
New York in a Polo Grounds
setto in direct conflict with the
NIL clash between the Cardi-
mails and Giants just a hop,
skip and Jump away at Yankee
Stadium.
The Giants whipped the
Cardinals, 1921, earlier this
month in st. Louis as part of
their five-game winning streak,
but Coach Wally Lemm of the
cards and his quarterback,
Charley Johnson, vow it will be
different this time. Y. A. little,
the Giants smoothie quarter
back, won't throw four touch
down passes against them this
time, Lemm and Johnson aver.
Plan Ground Game
IF we could have controlled
the ball more, the score would
have been different" Lemm
said, looking back to the No
vember 8 game. That's what
we aim to do and stay on the
ground as much as possible"
He added: THAT victory over
Cleveland was a real shot in
the arm. 1t gave the boys real
confidence that they can beat
the Giants"
A st. Louis victory, coupled
with a cleveland triumph,
would create the triple tie
among the Cards, Giants and
Browns. Each would have an
8-3 record.
Pittsburgh, 6-3-1, still has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

title hopes and If the Steelers
upset the Bears. a st. Louis
victory would really snarl the
Eastern Division standings. Not
only that, but a Pittsburgh vic
tory. coupled with a Green Bay
triumph, again would tie the
Bears and Packers for first in
the West.
Fullback Rick Casares is lost
to the Bears, but they still are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

expected to beat the Steelers
now that their first division
title in seven years is within
their grasp. Injured Quarter
back Bart Starr may play for
Green Bay for the first time in
five games while Jimmy Brown
Of Cleveland can set a season
rushing mark by getting 81
yards against Dallas. He nov
has l,A47 yards and he set thu
record Of 1877 five years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
BY the Associated Press

You can't score if you don't
have the ball. The coaches call
it ball control.
And that's the way the St
Louis Cardinals plan to play
against the New York Giants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
By the Associated Press

A half-dozen conference titles
and trips to the Rose and Or
ange Bowls go on the line to-
morrow, while a score Of tradi-
tional games spice the next-to-
last big college football week
end Of the season.
The key games pit Illinois at
Michigan State and Oklahoma
at Nebraska. All four teams
hold national rankings and the
winner of each gains a major
bowl berth.
Still another bowl spot, the
host role in the Rose Bowl,
could be settled in the fight be-
tween the Big Six leader,
Washington, and Washington
State, one of the many tradi-
tional games that defy the
form sheets.
Probably the most hallowed
game is the 80th clash of Yale
and Harvard. this time at New
Haven, Conn. Harvard has q
slim chance to gain the Ivy
League title, but-under league
rules-will not be eligible for
bowl bids.
Duke, Tar Heels Clash
Among the others, Arizona
can clinch the Western Athlet-
ic Conference title by beating
New Mexico, while Duke and
North Carolina tangle at Dur
ham, N. c.. with a chance to
clinch a share of the Atlantic
Coast Conference title.
Several Of the big ones holed
off for a week before their ira
ditional win dup games. Top
ranked Texas, the only remain
ing unbeaten, united team and
already certain of the host spot
in the Cotton Bowl, closes
against arch-rival Texas AIM
Thanksgiving Day.
Secon d-ranked Navy, q
prime bowl contender, closes its
regular season at Philadelphia
November 80, shooting for its
fifth straight triumph over
Army. Mississippi, No. 3 ma
tionally, also waits until No.
vember 80 to close out-against
Mississippi Statewide Ala.
bama, No. 6, plays Auburn the
same day.
Auburn, ranked ninth OF
a I'll record, goes agains
FLORIDA State tomorrow, ant
fifth-ranked Pitt visits old rivs
Penn State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
By STEVE GUBACK
star staff Writer

Maryland and Virginia put
an end to dismal seasons to-
morrow ct Byrd Stadium and
the two major questions are
whether the Terps can find
their offense again and wheth-
er the Cavaliers can keep
theirs.
After scoring at least two
touchdowns In six of their first
seven games, the Terps were
nearly shut out in their last
two outings by Navy and Glenn
son.
1t took 3 pair Of fourth
quarter scores to avoid the
whitewash and Coach Tom Nu-
gent UNDERSTANDABLE con-
cerned, has been working his
club overtime on offense this
week to recover the touchdown
spark.
Meanwhile, Virginia hit its
offensive highpoint last week
when 1t scored 81 points in a
loss to Boston College. The
Cavaliers hadn't scored more
than 10 points in any Of their
previous eight games.
Only 10000 Expected
The kickoff will be at 1880
pm. and only about 10000 are
expected. Maryland's overall
record is 2-7, virginia's is
2-6-l. and. as q result, there's
no earth-shaking significance
to this one.
The loser viii finish last In
the Atlantic Coast Conference.
The winner has a chance to
finish as high as fifth, though,
with the proper parlay else
where.
Bin Elias, a Maryland grad
who coaches at Virginia, has
been making much of the pos
sible birthplace finish.
That's been our motivation
all week." he explains. mo
Virginia football team has even
finished that high in the ACC
before. The kids are respond
ing. Wen be ready"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Titles and Tradition at Stake in Grid Climax
Big Bowl Berths
Hang in Balance

Mississippi is a top candidate
for the Southeastern Confer
ence title and q shot at either
the Sugar or Orange Bowls.
Navy, Pitt, Alabama and Au-
burn all are prime bowl con-
tenders.
Michigan State and Illinois
are ranked fourth and eighth,
respectively, in the Nation,
each with q Sill record. Each
has an explosive ground game
and a grudging defense. Either
could win the Big Ten title and
the Rose Bowl trip with a vic.
tory, while Michigan State can
pick up all the marbles on q
tie. Michigan State is 4-0-l in
the conference, Illinois ALL.
Finale for Nebraska
Oklahoma Is No. 6 at I'll and
Nebraska No. 10 at 81. The
winner automatically goes TO
the Orange Bowl. It's the wind.
up for Nebraska, while Okla
homa has yet to face oft-beat-
en- Oklahoma State.
Pitt is No. 5 at I'll but has
two tough opponents en- route
to a major bowl berth. The
Panthers have a major foe In
Penn State, To, tom orrow,
then close against in-and-out
Miami.
The host spot In the Rose
Bowl depends on two games,
Washington Washington State
and Southern California
UCLA. Should favored Wash
ington win, the Huskies would
have the best record, Al, but q
loss could toss the Big Six into
a tumble. UCLA and Southern
Cal each is 81.
Harvard Has Chance
Harvard. at ALL, has q
chance to win the Ivy title If it
beats Yale and Dartmouth
obliges by knocking off the
league favorite. Princeton, 5-1.
If both Harvard and Princeton
lose, Dartmouth gets the title.
Some Of the other traditional
games in which little but tradi-
ton is at stake, include Boston
College at Boston University,
Tennessee at Kentucky. Tulane
at LSU, Florida at Miami, Pur-
due at Indiana, Oregon State
at Oregon, Utah State at Utah
and California at Stanford.
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