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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-u. 0.
(coNTlNUEpl

CAPITOL HML-oood value located
close IN. 2-story. 3-bedrm. row
brick. Patio area, no bsmt. Low
sos. Mr.. Costello, Ii, 1887,
zAoAMI REALTY Co, REALTORS
CHEVY CHASE. D. CA doctors
SCOOP. 5-bedrm. brick on q proml-
nent corner lot over y acre, Easily
made into home and office, Heavy
traffic on one side Of property,
100000. Box 345-L, Star.
CHEVY CHAsE-HAWTHORNE AREA
we'll designed brick
rambler on lge. well-landsoapea
wooded lot. Llv. RIM, with firepl,,
din. rm,, spacious kit, 3 Ice. bed
rms, , baths, screened porch. On
lower level, lge. rec. rm. with fire.
pl,, built-in bar, pic. window, pow
DER fm.' lge. bsmt. area, and sep,
tool I'm. On quiet st., near tramp.
Low fON. WO 6-hO40
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CONN. AVE, nr. Porter ST bed
RE. 7-7S52. Mon. FRI. for appt
EFF. APT. NV. area. 10 IT, bal
eony, sleeping alcoVe, mod: also
some turn. 33S-4942 after / pm,
EMBASSY ROW. Ice. beaut, mir.
rored rms, crystal Its, facine
Mosque 1850 Mass. ave. AID. 2
R0OMY BACHELOR APT-calif
81. ana Conn. ave. reas, priced
with low maintenance. Also very
nice 2-bedrm. apt. Call Mrs. Berry
agent, 70 inspect. no. 2-4134.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I-bT
apt, preferably with foyer and din,
under Sl2b mo. Box 27s-L, star
THE WEsTCHEsTER
WING. 26-ft. liv. rm. with ha,
window facing park. 3 bedrms
baths. din. rm., kit, pantry
service entrance, carpet, draperies
BEAUTIFULLY DEC. . b.drm,.
baths. liv. rm., din. rm.. mod
kita pantry, 2 entrances.
CORNER, 2 bedrms., / bath, ateu.
down liv. rm., dining balcony. m
OVERLOOKING GARDEN. ise Iiv
rm., din. balcony, bedrm-, batl
,3lts carpet, draperies. a.e.
Also bedrm. furnished rentals.
CAl MIS-; Murray. DE. 2-360O
Monday through Friday.
kANDALL H. HAGNER a CO., INC
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HOUSES FURM. TO RENT

ARLINGTON - 2-bedroom. 2-level,
tastefully furnished. Near schools
and excellent shopping, spacious
enclosed garden. S13b. Contact
evenings OR. 4-6919,
ARL., s.-Duplex apt, 2 Ice. bed
rms comb. liv.-din. rm., equip.
kit. storage bsmt. and lndry. rm..
] blk, to bus, mr.. Pentagon. 8 or
4 adults or SIN. family, VIRGINIA
REALTY CO., OF. 4-65O0.
BETHESDA, Greenwich Forest = 4
bedrms.. ~ baths. cleo. kit, rec.
rm.. patio. freezer. Avail. now.
$500 mo. plus utils.. ". lease,
OIL. 4-329O. or Ma. s-901O.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-4-bedrm.,
21z-bath brick Colonial, cow. TO
everything. S32b. MARY w. Nc
GoWAN. OIL. 6-9l7s. OIL. 1890.
N.E.-Brick 8 bedrm., ~ baths,
rec. nm. fenced I'd, S175. Call
562-1S23 aft. $50 Wkdys.
ROCKVMLE-Conv. to NH, Naval
Hosp. 4-bedrm. home, short-term
lease, Sl75 mo. -.
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SPRINGFIELD AREA-2-b.r. frame,
screened porch, oil heat, quiet
iNTERsTATE MORTGAGE CO. o.,
INC, 1918 Lee hwy, Arlington
q. Va. Phone ia. IshRni' W
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% APIS UEFURsHEDV HoU uFURN 70 REArRoUsEs UURL 70 RENT
(coNTlNUEpl

ALEX, va, HuLs-clean Shed.
rm.. brk, bi-leyel. Fenced rear I'd,
equip; kit;s full bsmt., close %
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OTHER LIsTINGs

Many other equally advan-
tageous purchase opportunI-
ties are exclusively listed
with this office In Such
hlghly desirable locations
PRESIDENTIAL. 1929 18th
At, NV blks. north al
5tatler-H Hilton Hotel. l-bed-
I'm, cor. apt home W/bai-
eony. Immense liv. I'm, done
IN exquisite taste. Unusually
ample closet space.
NEW KSID 1909
summit Pl. N.W.-Very nice
l-oedrm; apt. home In ele-
Vator BLDG, Sd,g50 wIS2,b0O
cash; Call MRS. SPENCER
at NO, 7-s2ss before 2 pm.
5000 PORTER 81. nv
5rd y valkup, / bedrm.,
rear. in unusually safe and
advantageous location.
-''House SIZE w bsdT INV.
baths. ant. homes With
AA@t UNI Amss lhe. lOyefNs
unusual closet space. one
Completely modernised. The
others in bAsicaliy GOOD
cong. One with beautiful
olrd's-eye view Of Washing
soToMAc PLAZA. a47s
xirgini1 ave. n.W.-Highly
leslrable 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
81: corner apt. home,
OMIARIO, 1858 Ontario Rd.
N.W.-Charming modernized
one and two bedroom apt
houses in beautiful eondi.
ton throughout.
For details and Tor appoint-
ment % inspect, call MAJOR
Mr., FIELDING (JHO~1
1850, or MRS. SPENCER
mo. 7-S2sS). with
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5l2 vARNUM ST. NV.

REC, ROOM, DE LUKE
Move right into this S-room brick
home. 4 bedrooms. rec. room: gas
h.-w.h.. many other extras. tx
cellent location. near bus and
st. Gabriel's.
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ALEXANDRIA, Fairhaven-4-b.r.,
asbestos-shingle Cape Cod, fenced
yard. dead-end street. oil heat.
VIII lease, Sllb per mo.
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sINDLER STRIP
/ TO S
736 ASPEN ST. NV.

wv @AASA GAN "a 4NsVs
DETACHED BRICK
Lovely detached brick home OF
Piney Branch rd., choice resi-.
Dental. has large bedrooms, ia
baths. separate dining room, liv-
ing room with live fireplace, full
basement, brick garage. Rea-
sonahly priced, moderate down
payment.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO (AP) CUSDA) .-HOgs.
5000; butchers uneven. weights unoer
$50 lbs moderately active and steady;
over 80 lbs rather slow. steady to rs
lower: sows fully steady; shippers took
2OO-225 ID butchers i5.35-I5.50: 80
head at 1875: mixed 1-3 190-230 lbs
14.75-l5.25: a few up tc 1880 early;
22O-25O lbs 14.OU-14.75: 2-3 24O-26O
lbs i3.50.l4 90; 26O;,2so lbs 1900
4OO-45O ID sows ll.25-l1.75; some
around 375 lbs 1900; % 45O-5OO lbs
11.0O-l /. %: 500-625 lbs. 1O.5O-11 90.
Cattle, 11,50O: calves. none: trading
on slaughter steers and heifers rather
slow steers steady to 20 lower; some
over LOO lbs so lower; heifers steady
TO 20 lower: cows steady to strong;
bulls steady TO strong; two loads prime
215- 800 ID slaughter steers % .25:
high choice and prime 1,O00-1.350 lbs
few loads high choice and prime / $50
1.400 lbs %: couple loads prime
l,4O0-l $50 lbs 21.50-21.75; choice
9OO,1.30O lbs 21.25-22.25; several
loads choice 95O-1.15O lbs $3.50 and
a few loads 22.75; choice 1,3OO-I $50
lbs 21.00-2l.75: several loads choice
l.450-1 800 lbs 2O.00-2O.50; a load
Loo lbs 1880: good 9O0-l,25 lbs
i9.00-2d 90: standard and low good
22.25; bulk choice SOO-l 100 lbs 20. 25-
FL 80; good 19.00-20.00; a few stand
ard and low good 16.50-1S.5O; utility
and commercial cows 1I.5O-I3.25: can
ners and cutters 9.50-11.75; utility
and commercial bulls 17.50-l9.0O.
Sheep, 900: moderately active, wooded
slaughter lambs and ewes steady: sew
eral lots choice and prime 9O-IO5 ID
wooled slaughter lambs l950-2O 90:
1880: utility and good I6,OO-IS. 90;
double deck cohice and prime 107 lbs
2O.O0 for wooded lambs. 1900 for
shorn lambs for No. l pelts; double
deck choice 30 ID shorn slaughter
good wooled slaughter ewes 450-6. so.
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Eurninqs

Detroit Edison in the year
ended November 30 earned $46,-
III ,O42 or $1.60 a share VS.. $42,-
225 1866 or $1.47 in 1862.
New York, Chicago & St.
Louis Railroad in IL months
ended November 80 earned &c..
474, 1872 or 1925 a share VS.. 49,.
423,978 or $2.O2 in 1862 period.
Central Illinois Light in year
ended November 30 earned S.
800, 1856 or $2.52 a share VS.. S.
500, 284 or $2.51 in 1862.
Central Louisiana Electric in
year ended November 80 earned
81, 1884, l7 or $1.61 a share VS..
A,572, 1877 or $1.47 in 1862.
Gas Service Co. in year ended
November 80 earned $4,181 1857
or $2.54 a share VS.. 1898, 148 or
50. 40 in 1862.
National Tank Co. in year end
National Tank Co. in year end
ed October 81 earned $3.50, O95
or $1.66 a share VS.. $2,726,O 85 or
$l.79 in 1862.
Seeburg Corp. in year ended
October 81 earend $2,484, 483 or
$l.31 a share VS.. 81, 546,3 $40 or 81
cents in 1862.
PetrOlane Gas Service in year
ended September 80 earned S.
2O4 1891 or $1.31 a share VS.. ST.
083, 1863 or 81. 29 in 1862.
BinkS Manufacturing in year
ended November 80 earned ST.
29l, 9O1 or $2.86 a share VS.. ST.
051 ,434 or $2.33 in 1862.
MaccO Corp in 9 months end
ed September 80 earned 81, OIL
421 or So cents a share VS.. ST.
$50, $50 or $1.41 in 1862 period.
loves Companies, Inc. in
quarter ended October 81
earned $428,O28 or 43 cents a
share VS.. $500, $50 or 80 cents in
1862 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
Commodity Firms Deny
Need for Sitter Code

trader in edible oil futures con-
tracts on commodity exchanges.
Questions have arisen over the
validity of warehouse receipts
Allied Crude issued lenders as
security.
Mr.. Pepion told a news con-
ference yesterday: There have
been no defalcations or frauds
in futures contracts for cotton
seed and Soybean oil, and there
had not been a single instance
of irregularity in receipts issued
by any exchange certified ware
house"
He said "Strict regulation has
always been recognized as es-
sential by all elements of the
trade. The fact that no futures
contracts have been compro-
missed by recent developments
in the cash market is strong
testimony to the value and
effectiveness of existing com
modify exchange regulations. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
Puydoy Coming
For HeIicopters
BY CHARLES YARBRoUeH

and published by American
Heritage; will carry adyertis-
ing.
If you're a frequent visitor to
Miami Beach or some such re-
sort, you're familiar with the
banner-towing airplane, but it is
still an unusual sight around
the Washington area.
A firm believer that it
shouldn't be, Air Ad., Inc, a
new towing firm, has opened up
shop and unfurled banners at
3611 Rhode Island ave-, Mt.
Rainier, Nd, with r. C. Purdy
as president.
Something to watch for: San
ia Claus really flying through
the air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
Bank Promotes Officers

American Security & Trust Co. has
announced the promotion of two Off
GERS and election Of three new officers.
B. Bruce Frantz was advanced to vice
president and trust investment officer
and Malvern F. Morse to assistant vice
president and trust investment officer.
Mrs. Margaret Lanahan and c. jackson
Richie. jr., we're named assistant
treasurers and william R. Meredith, as
siStant trust officer. Mr.. Frantz, who
is in charge of the investment division
Of the trust department, has been with
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December RetoiI Sales
Nearing SIS Billion

bigger than the six-years-agO
volume.
Population has risen only II
per cent in the period and retail
commodity prices only 6 per
cent. People are simply paying
homage to Santa with a bigger
buying of merchandise.
Dow Jones checks with retail
ers across the Nation leave
little doubt that the SIS billion
December milestone will be
passed this year. of 66 store
companies queried-some with
hundreds of individual shOps-a
mere four expect December
sales to trail the 1862 month
and only three look for volume
to be roughly the same.
On the basis of sales so far,
the remaining SO all are fairly
certain of gainS-far and away
the biggest majority in any
Christmas survey in recent
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18

NEW YORK. (AP).-A
spokesman for commodity ex.
change firms insists that
none of them have been COM
promised by the developments
uncovered by the bankruptcy Of
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil &
Refining Co.
John Pepion, president of the
Association of Commodity Elk.
change Firms, said commodity
trading is already strictly regu.
lated and we opposed such new
outside rules as higher margin
requirement for futures trading.
His comments come after a
widening investigation into the
demise of Allied Crude, a New
ark, N. j., trader in cottonSeed,
soybean and other edible oils.
Two Wall Street brokerage
houses have gone under and
several other firms have been
rocked because of losses suf-
fered through Allied Crude.
Allied Crude was a heavy
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Hutton Joins Travellers Here

Thomas ]. Hutton has been named
supervisor of the engineering and loss
control division in Travellers Insurance
Companies Washington office, the firm
has announced. Mr.. Hutton, graduate
Of 0maha's Creighton University, joined
the company in Omaha in 1854. Later, he
was transferred to Detroit, where he was
promoted to senior representative in
January Of this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
BIG NEW BANK
WILL OPERATE
AROUNDGLOBE

TORONTO CDD.-Forma-
ton Of a new financial or
ganization with a scope ex-
tending around the world
was announced by the To-
rOnto-D Dominion Bank.
Included in the interna-
tiOnal group with Toronto
Dominion is the Midland
Bank of England, the Com
mercial Bank of Australia
and the Standard Bank of
South Africa.
The new organization will
be known as the Midland &
International Banks, Ltd,
and be headquartered in
London, and will be capital
lied at 20 million pounds
sterling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Electricity Production last
week totaled 1S,993.OOO 900 Kill
owatt hours VS.. 1922, OO0, OOC
the previous week, and was SIS
per cent ahead of the 1908, 600, ).
900 total a year ago.-Edison
Electric Institute.
MObay Chemical Co., Pitts
burgh, announced plans for a
multimillion-dollar addition next
year to its polycarbonate resin
plant at New Martinsville, W.
Va.-Dow Jones.
Foster Wheeler Corp, New
York, has been awarded an So
$50, 900 contract from the Navy
to build Is Supercharged steam
generators for power destroyer
escort vesSels.-Dow Jones.
General Motors Corp. has
been awarded a $4,742,975 con-
tract from the Navy for the
manufacture of gyros used in
guidance systems of PolariS A-3
miSSiles.-Dow Jones.
Canadian International Paper
Col, Ltd, a subsidiary of Inter-
national Paper Co. of New
York, announced increases of SIS
a ton in various grades of
bleached sulphite pulp effective
January /. The increases are
similar to those announced
recently by at least five other
prOducers.-Dow Jones.
VIM. Wrigley, Jr., Co. an
nOmced plans to build a gum
plant in the Philippines to re-
capture sales lost last year
when the Philippine government
imposed a high tariff on chew
ing gum.-Dow Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
Lyons Joins DututroI

Thomas M. Lyons has been appointed
director of marketing for Datatrol Corp.
Of Silver Spring. He will work primar-
lily in expanding Datatrol sales to the
Government and to business firms turn
ing to electronic data processing At one
time, Mr.. Lyons was with IBM's Service
Bureau Corp. Later, he joined C-E-I-R,
Inc, where he was in charge of Govern
ment marketing activities. Then he set
up an Independent consulting firm to ad-
wise on cOmputer use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
FuirchiId Names Davis

A. Vernon Davis has been named man.
ager of public relations for Fairchild
Stratos Corps Aircraft-MiSSileS Division
in HagerstOwn. He has been with Fair
child since August, 1862. Before that, he
served more than 20 years on the news
staff Of the Hagerstown Morning Herald.
He became city editor in 1947 and as
sistant editor in 1858. In his new assign
ment, Mr.. Davis will be responsible for
product promotion, employee communica-
tons, and relations with industry, press
and community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18

NEW YORK ODD. - Retail
sales seem certain to top SIS
billion this month.
No Christmas business has
ever been so big. The Sal
million reached by retailers in
December last year was a
record. Only six years ago in
1857 the Christmas months
sales were under so billion.
Here's how they've climbed in
recent years. Figures are in
billions and represent all De-
cember retail sales without
seasonal adjustment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
Of People
Madison Bank Appoints Four

Louis C. Paadini president of the new Madison Ma
tonal Bank, has announced the appointment of four
officers They include Carl G. Cof and Herbert J. Wei
ebert, assistant vice presidents and Elmer Blue and Mrs
Imogene j. Miles, assistant cashiers Mr. Ciof had been
with the Lincoln office Of Riggs National Bank since 1884
Mr.. Wecher formerly supervisor and regional vice
president for Personal Industrial Bankers Inc Mr. Blue
had been with Riggs Lincoln office since 1885, while Mrs
Miles is former employee Of Riggs and the City Bank Mr.
Paadn also announced that Madison deposits had reached
$3.50 OO6 in 10 days after its opening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
ON WINGS

Time, thus far, has proved
that a Civil AerOnautics Board
examiner was right when be
said current traffice does no
warrant scheduled helicopter
service linking Washington Ma
tiOnal airport, Dulles and
Friendship.
But if statistics elsewhere
mean anything, there will be
ample opportunity for the ex,
aminer to change his mind.
The CABS reluctance to hand
out helicopter routes willy-nilly
is based, logically, on how
much subsidy the Government
might have to pay. The Govern.
ment, in the fiscal year just
ended, paid out IS million in
subsidy to scheduled 'copter op
erations in New York, Chicago
and Los Angeles. The year be
fore it was $5.7 million.
Advent of turbine-powereC
helicopters shows a bright flu
ture for the business, according
to Robert L. Cummings, preSi
dent of New York Always. The
time, he said, sis close at hand
when the subsidy can be cut
even more" The jet-engine
whirlybirds, he said, have re-
duced operating costs from Al
cents a seat mile to Is cents.
Traffic has jumped over 5000
per cent in eight and a half
years.
The CAB recently certificated
the San Francisco & Oakland
Helicopter Airlines, Inc, to op-
crate in the San Francisco
Oakland area-without subsidy.
If it's a career in aviation the
youth Of today might be seeking,
there is a new guide available.
The National AerOSpace Edu-
cation Council, 1O25 Connecticut
avenue NV, has reprints in
booklet form of a article which
originally appeared in the Au-
gust issue Of FLYING maya
zine.
Paths Of opportunity" are
outlined in all phases of a con-
stantly growing industry. "Avia-
ton is one of the biggest indus
tries in the United States
today" the article says. "Yet,
to some, it appears to be the
most crowded, coveted, diff
cult-tO-enter career field pos
Sible to choose"
The Councils reprints are
available at rs cents a single
copy; $40 in quantities Of 100.
The air-traveler, being the
omnivorouS reader he is, has a
new treat in store a year hence.
Plans for a magazine to be
distributed free in flight by
United States airlines, have
been announced by the Air
Transport Association and the
American Heritage Publishing
Co.
"An air travel magazine Of
the type American Heritage
proposes will provide a distinc-
tive new service to our airline
passengers" Alta President
Stuart G. Upton said.
The publication will be owned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18

the bank since 1926 Mr.. Morse is
manager of the investment agency sec
ton of the trust department and has
been with the bank since 1888. Mrs.
Lanahan is assistant branch manager
of the metropolitan office, while Mr..
Richie is assistant branch manager
of the city office. Mr.. Meredith joined
the bank in 1861. A graduate of the
University Of Kentucky, he is studying
law at American University while work.
ing in estate administration and new
business activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
Back to Connecticut Again

George Flynn former Washington newspaperman, has
accepted industrial public relations post in Connecticut
Mr. Flynn will join the Norden Division of United Aircraft
Corp Norwak, its public relations director For the
past two years he has been associated with the Henry
Kaufman interchangeable relations agency here Mr.
Flynn assistant State editor of The Star before leaving
in December 1885, to join United AircraftS Pratt Whit
ney Division in East Hartford Conn native of that State
he had worked papers there before coming The Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
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. Wednes.
day, December 10, 1883
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
Bunkers Assign Smith

James E. Smith, assistant Federal legislative counsel
Of the American Bankers Association has been named
secretary of the groups Uniform Tax Treatment Commit
tee In his post he succeeds Dr. Carter H. Colombo
who will concentrate his duties economic consuant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
and Events
Toys for Tots Night Planned

The Grocery Wheels will have their annual Toys for
Tots" night at pm. Saturday at Kenwood Country Club
Maj Bert R. Covert jr, Marine Corps Reserve, will
cept the Toys for Tots this year. Professional entertain
ment and buffet supper will conclude the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18

The big rise is not just a
reflection of population growth
or Of price gains. This Decem-
bers indicated SIS billion plus
figure is more than Is per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the
counter US. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
, 1963-01-23

Now Pan American Jet cIippers0
double their service! Manhattan
is at the peak of a brilliant winter
season.. theatres !. nightcIubs
shopping. Round trip Jet
Economy fare is $183.6o.
z Jets to Miami, Monday and
Thursday at 1905 PM. Pan Am
jets leave for Miami via San Juan.
Roundtrip Jet Economy fare is
$500.
, 1963-01-23

:. al the mos. Reasonable Price
, 1963-01-23

In Addition, Pan American DC-6B
Clippers depart every Wednesday
and Friday at 1:2o PM; arrive in
San Juan for connections with nom
stop Jet to New York or TO Miami.
Your Travel Agent or E. S. Crawford
makes your trip easier, more fun
EXPLAINING foryouin advance. Stop
in or ring for reservations today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
First Negro Star Recruited
For Maryland Track Team

lily and participated in both
track and football at Fairmont
Heights. His father is deceased.
Bill said he decided to attend
Maryland because it is near
his home and has, as he put 1t,
heavy competition and q top
flight track team"
Outstanding Times
His performances in track
have been outstanding
seconds in the high hurdles,
1910 in the lows, 400 in the
quarter-mile and affect 11A
inches in the hop, step and
jump. He holds the Maryland
high school record in the 180-
yard low hurdles and the Glass
A record in the 100 high
hurdles and hop. step and
Jump.
He was co-captain and a
halfback on the football team,
but he intends to participate
only in track at Maryland. At
present there are no Negro
trackmen in the Atlantic Coast
Conference. Within the last
four years, two Negroes tried
out for the Terps' freshman
track team, but both dropped
out after only a few days.