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St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05
DETROIT MAN TO SELL
$4,000 PRIZE HOUSE
TO PURCHASE STORE
Nathaniel

Detroit CAMP - Nathaniel
Wheeler, a worker at the Ford
Motor company who won a $23, 900
duplex home in a contest, plans to
sell the house and use the money
to purchase a store.
The house is located in Novi,
Michigan, an all-white area and
Wheeler had obviously considered
this in making his decision to sell
the house.
I'm happy to get the money to
go into business, but rather sad to
think that I would have had prob
lens if I decided to live in the
house, he commented.
The duplex house is completely
furnished with wall-to-wall carpet
ing, a finished basement, television,
an all-electric kitchen, and several
pieces of french provincial furni-
ture.
Shortly after the announcement
that he had won the house Wheeler
was offered $4,000 for it by a
wealthy white resident of the area.
Wheeler, shy, slender man said
that the money had not made a
great many changes in his life.
But, he added II have received
number of calls from people Of
fering to help me invest my
money"
Wheeler is bachelor, but plans
to change that now.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMnLE

Chicago ANP)-From Hollywood to Harlem Don't say sew
Dahann Carroll She mad enough to burst after that little
incident that occurred during gala opening at New Yors san
Americana might she had opening, opening!
Incidentally pretty sngertype actress first
biggest paychec
performer there his supper
should his hands gleefuy her return
April.
You just might that Chubby Checker family Not only
but he wrote out
zeabe check the tuition of brother who recently
enrolled at exclusive military school
praised for his helping pair of
adsTony Grayson-up the ladder fame
CLAMP right there pitching for them when they opened at the
Riviera Hotel Vega which makes Hap veteran at this sort
of thing discovered several other artists we'll
Along the lines Ray Charles put in his two cents worth to
boost the blind See Wonder of Fngep fame proving
takes talent When Godfrey the big
at CHS his praise did much send Leslie Uggams star soaring
after appearance special hddie Christmas show
sardom The boost even
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05

freely and they have a helping at
htude toward everyone, especially
for those who are in trouble or in
need. They have begun to think
of others and do not spend so much
time thinking about themselves.
They think of the little children
who will have a very dreary Christ
mas unless someone helps their
parents get warm clothing, food
and a few toys for them.
Last week a friend told her club
members she knew a family who
would have very little at Christ
mas unless they had a little help.
So early the next morning Mary
]. called another club member
Lois T. and asked her to go with
her to call on Mrs. ]. and see
what they could do to make Christ
mas a little brighter for her and
the children.
They arrived at Mrs. Us home
about 2 in the afternoon and
found Mrs. J. and six small chill
dren in a small, but neat home
The children were very timid. The
three women visited a few NOM
ents and then Mrs. j., in answer
to their question said, my hus-
band has a job and our landlady
has been very nice to cut our rent
while we are having so much sick
ness among the children and the
missionary society of our church
is helping buy and pay for some
of the expensive medicine neCes-
sary for the children to take for
at least another month or two. We
appreciate everything friends have
done and we will pay back every
penny as soon as possible. She
thanked them for their kindness
and said she did not have any
false pride. She told them she and
her husband both worked hard to
take care of their home and fam
lily but with several of the children
sick at one time they simply could
not pay for the extras they had
to have Mary and Lois told Mrs. J.
their club would be happy to furn-
ish their Christmas dinner and
some warm clothing for the chill
dren. They told Mrs. ]. that she
was a mother the town was very
proud of and the group would con-
slider it a great pleasure and priv
Hedge if Mr.. and Mrs. J. would
accept this gift in the way it was
given. So, Mary and Lois left feel
ing they had been helped because
they said they complained and had
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05
Africa At A Glance
NAMEsAKE CHANCELLOR

zaria Nigeria (AN)T~o "Ahmadu BeIos" got together
Aha Belo Premier
Nigeria officially chancellor
BeIo university The ceremonies conducted the
ersiy installation Prime Minister
Ahat
ty university October
awarding its degrees and diplomas on Nov 2S
VOLTA SHELTER
Tema Ghana (ANP)-Consrucuon $12ss
the
last week 1t part of Ghanas $196 million Volta River project for
hydoecc power When completed the plant WI" cover 43O acres
initial annual production capacity of 100 900 tons alum
INDEPENDENCE AMNESTY
ANP)The Kenya government grant special
prisoners this recognition Of
attainment of independence from colonial rule Dec r. The
months special
offenders month for Others and free pardon to political
prisoners petty offenders prison engaged penal
ploymen denquen those hiding
4OO political prisoners expected be freed result Of
government action
ELECTIONS
Lmbe Nyasaland CAP)-Aough Nyasaand months
before receiving its independence from British rule the
the Special committees
established the celebrations Prior
day hold election
government to lead the country through independence
RELIGIOUS STATISTICS
DarEssaaam Tanganyta ANP)one out of five Afri-
according
estimates the total African population at 23O million
million,
pagen million Christians Catholics
with 20 million while the Anglican and Protestant churches
million Orthodox churches mil
lion members.
WEDDING
Ibadan Nigeria CANP)-whIe Daddy in Jail ToIa
Oyediran, Nigean
Sierra A B. Oyedian wedding
quiet Chapel daughter
Group president
o company in England.
DEVALUATION
Leopodvie Following the
Monetary
of the effort stem initiation and balance
Formerly pegged exchange
s 81.
LOTTA PHOTOS
Nairob AMPS 25 900 portraits Prime Minister
Information
during independence the country
number government
regional assemblies.
agreement Engineers
Oakland Calf make 12-monh survey the Bandama
hydroeectrc project The project will provide DAM river diversion
ova together with power station subsatons
The Bandama would provide about 100000 O
than double the of other installations in
the country.
VOTING
(ANP)The committee the
Daomey prepare draft constitution has
throughout Dahomey
Dec. Is.
JETTING FROM GHANA
ANP)Ghana Anyways entered the recently with
Inauguration a nonstop London twice week.
flight Zurich flight
a half hours.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05

son took a cab to the police sta
tiOn, where the man took the $40
and went inside. After a long wait,
the taxi driver and the son asked
police if the man had been seen.
They were told mo-. Of course.
Mrs. Halls son was not in Jail
either. The con artist had left the
building by another exit.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05
US. Slafes Hearing
On Pullman Porfers
n-I- -
Demands In Chicago

Washington CAMP - President
John F. Kennedy has established
Emergency Board Number 1856,
which will commence hearings on
cases of sleeping car porters in
the employ of the Pullman Com
pany, New York Central Railroad,
Rock Island Railroad, and 500
Line involving reduction of the
work month to 173 hours or a
4O-hour week for job protection
and wage increase.
The hearings on the aforemen-
toned demands of the Porters'
Union will commence in the court
house in Chicago, Tuesday, Aug
ust 20.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05
WHO PAID THE CAB FARE?

Little Rock (ANP) - Another
new wrinkle was added to the old
pigeon-drop last week, which cost
the victim $40 plus cab fare. Mrs.
Bessie Wright Hall told police that
a man came to her home and told
her that her son was in Jail and
needed $40 for bail.
The man, Mrs. Hall and another
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05
THIS N THAT
By Hazel Underwood
FOLKS ARE FUNNY THAT WAY

strangely enough the folks most apt hand to YOU
Are those who already with countless things to do
And should bad luck befan you misfortune smack YOU
prone
The ones who'll help troubles of their
The folks whose sunny slant life helps smars and
stings
Are otten those who know frstand the seamy things
And he was right it who is what YOU
make it,
It's not so much what happens way which you take il
Mutual
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05
The CHRISTMAS SEASON

though Christmas Is few weeks you
Ihee is something about it that shows you meet
whether at home the street people smile more
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-05

found they had nothing to COM
plain about.
They watched how tenderly Mrs
]. watched over the smaller ones
and how very much all of the chill
dren loved her. Mary and Lois
promised they would be happy to
baby-sit while Mrs. ]. took time
to visit in her mothers home for
an afternoon as soon as the chill
dren were all feeling up to par.
She said she did not go much be-
cause baby sitting was a luxury
she could not afford and because
of her mothers accident her moth
er could not leave her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

years as coach, the Canadiens
have won six championships
and the five straight Stanley
Cup playoffs.
The Black Hawks win fea.
ture the NILS rookie Of the
year and four members Of the
league all-star team. Doug
Robinson was the top rookie
last year. while Glen Hall
Stan Mitka. Bobby Hull and
Pierre Pilote were named Ia
the all-star team.
The exhibitions will mark
only the second and third ap-
,pearances for q National
Hockey League team in WASH
ington. In January, 1859. the
Rangers played the old WASH
ington Presidents in 9 benefit
for Sports Writer Carroll Hall,
who lost an eye when struck
by q flying puck in an earlier
game here.
Tickets for both games are
on sale at the Washington
Coliseum box office.-SELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Trojans Rated No. ! in AP Poll; Ole Miss Next

q first-place vote, nine for Sec
ond, etc, these loom as the
Big Three Of the 1868 cam
paign, followed in order by Ok
lahona, Texas. Northwestern,
Wisconsin, Arkansas. Navy,
and Ohio State and Washing
ton, which tied for 10th.
Southern Cal, which has rs
lettermen and q potent Ia
punch in Quarterback Pete
Beathard and Halfback Willie
Brown returning. received an
overall total of 484 points.
Where not picked for first. the
Trojans got heavy support for
a second. third or fourth place
finish.
Ole Miss Big, Fast
Mississippi, which climaxed
q perfect season with a 1918
Sugar Bowl triumph over Ar
kansas, got $3.50 points for sec
ond place, followed by Ala
bama with 337.
Ole Miss has another big,
speedy team run by Quarter
back Perry Lee Dunn. Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
New York Driver
Escapes Injury
In English Race

BRANDS HATCH, England
Sept. IA (AP) Paul Revson
24-year-old New York driver
had his second narrow escape
from serious injury this yeal
when he crashed at so miles
an hour today in the Anglo
European Formula Junior auto
race.
The race was won by Peter
Arundel Of Britain, In g Lo-
tus. covering IS laps Of the
2.65-mile circuit In 42 minutes
1913 secondsan average Of
9l.74 m. p. h.
Tim Mayer Of Pittsburgh
finished sixth In q BMC
Cooper.
Revson was running eighth
in a Cooper BMC when his car
spun off the track and hit q
bank on the tricky descent Of
Druid's Hill.
The New Yorker had q SIM
liar accident at Silverstone In
July, when he suffered only
an injured wrist.
In today's mishap Revsor
merely was shaken up. He did
not require hospital treatment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

Southern California Is q solid
favorite to repeat as the ma
tional college football cham
pion.
The titanic Trojans, who
swept through a tough To-
game schedule in 1862 and
then outscored Wisconsin, az
81, in the Rose Bowl, drew al
most two-thirds Of the votes
In the Associated Press pre-
season poll.
Thirty-four Of the IS sports
writer's and broadcasters COM
posing q special panel selected
the West Coast powerhouse as
the team most likely to come
out on top.
Mississippi Gets Votes
Nine Of them threw their
sentiment behind Mississippi
and five chose another per-
ennial Dixie toughie, Alabama
winner Of the mythical crown
in 1861.
On the basis Of 10 points for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

Cation Merchant offer
you more for your money
-notan "OR Brand" tire
with a Local" guarantee.
! sell only world famous
Firestone' tires with a
guarantee honoredwhere-
ever you drive in all so
states and Canada.
W. ceien Merchant, Pres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

bama has one Of the country's
strongest attacking units in
Quarterback Joe Klamath, Full
back Mike Fracchia and Half
back Larry Wall.
Coach Bud Wilkinson's
bounceback Sooners of Okla
homa, ITO losers to Alabama
in the Orange Bowl. and OAR
rel Royals formidable Texas
Longhorns, who had only a tie
to mar their record until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

beaten by Louisiana State, lS-
0, in the Cotton Bowl, again
figure to be standout contend
ers for national honors.
Northwestern and defending
champion Wisconsin look like
standouts in the always rugged
Big Ten. Arkansas Is one of
the Southwest's best, despite
heavy backfield losses, while
Navy, with Roger Staubach ct
quarterback, appears the class
Of the East.
The top 10, with first
place votes in parentheses, 1862
overall records. and points
figured on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-
3-2-l basis:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
BeIvoir Polo Club,
Potomac to CIush

The Belvoir Plantation Polo
Club will face the Potomac
Polo Club at 3 o'clock this aft
ernoon to benefit Woodlawn
Plantation, near Mount YER
non.
The game win be played on
the grounds Of the historic
plantation, on Route 235, about
three miles west Of Mount YER
non.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
TIRE
Rotation

When you buy q set
Of tires at Merchants,
you are entitled to a
complete criss-cross
tire rotation service
every 5000 miles at
NO EXTRA COST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

son. Duke, Florida, Georgia
Tech. Louisiana State, Miami.
Michigan State, Minnesota,
Missouri. Nebraska, Notre
Dame. Oregon, Penn State,
Purdue, Rice. Syracuse, UCLA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
EXHIBITIONS
Conodiens, Hawks Set
ToFoce CIippersHere

The Montreal Canadiens and
Chicago Black Hawks Of the
National Hockey League viii
play exhibitions against the
Baltimore Clippers on success
sive Fridays at the Washington
Coliseum. 1t was announced
yesterday.
7 The Canadiens win meet the
Clippers, O farm team Of the
New York Rangers, this Friday
night. The Black Hawks will
come to town September ~.
The Clippers, Of the Ameri-
can Hockey League. win begin
practice at the Washington
Coliseum tomorrow. Sessions
here win continue until October
2, when the team will move its
headquarters to Hershey, Pa.
The Canadiens dominated
the National Hockey League,
winning the Stanley Cup play
offs five straight years, until
the Black Hawks ended their
reign in the 1901 season.
Clippers in PIayOffs
Chicago finished second and
Montreal third behind the
champion Toronto Maple Leafs
last season. The Clippers made
the American playoffs. winning
II Of their last IA games, but
were eliminated by Hershey In
the first round.
Stars who will perform with
the Canadiens here include
Henri Pocket Rocket Rich
ard. younger brother Of the
famous Maurice Crockett Rich
ard; Bernie Doom BOOM
Ceoffrion and Dickie Moore,
who set the Mills season scor-
ing mark with 9s points in
1863.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

Others receiving votes, listed
alphabetically: Arizona State.
Army, Boston College, Glenn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
3. COURTESY
Car Service

Merchants provides fast
tire service in minutes
while you shop. II you
wish we will gladly pro-
vide courtesy car"
service while we install
your tires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Four AI-Stars

The Canadiens are coached
by Hector (Toe) Blake, q for
nher all-star right winger for
Montreal. In Blakes eight
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-10

formation and produce prints
for copies.
For the Metropolitan Wash
ington area, I see a general in
crease in RID activity by at
least 2096 during 1863 +. based
mainly on the requirement by
government laboratories of
more assistance from non-gov-
eminent organizations, as fed.
eral agency headquarters call
for additional scientific effort.
The need for adequate reports
and evaluation of government
space and other scientific pro-
grams at the Washington head
quarters level will bring about
greater participation by area
scientists and engineers as well
as statisticians and accountants.
With our company enjoying
an $3.50 rise in sales and 1870
growth in personnel last year,
We look forward to similar
growth in 1868 since our new
1401 computer system has
quadrupled our data processing
capacity on punch cards and
magnetic tape"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-10
Citizens
Assets Up
By 1890

Resources of Citizens Building
and Loan Association of Mont.
gomery County are up SIS mil.
lion over year ago.
The one-year gain is equiva-
lent to the gain in resources the
firm experienced during its first
IL years.
In a year-end statement, the
firm reported assets of $45, $780,
753 compared to $4O,148,O66 at
the end of 1861 a gain of 10
per cent. Mortgage loans were
$39, 321, JOB compared to 1884,
1882 for 1861 and savings
were $39,822,824 compared to
$34, 653,O58 for 1861.
Reserves were put at $685.
062 at the end of 1862 compared
to $2,S19,754 at the end of 1861.
Biggest gain in the figures list
ed was in reserves - 1863 per
cent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-10

business opened, another liberal
ization of the law came along
in 1947 to make life a little
livelier.
This was the special provi-
sion for country clubs. Under
this law, country club was de-
fined as any place that had a
nine-hole golf course or a 20 by
40-foot swimming pool with six
lawn tennis courts. 1t also had
to have at least 100 members
paying minimum of $50 a year
membership EACH.
Here was a provision which
opened the doors and lowered
the bars to within easy reach.
Montgomery County now has
Is such country clubs which
funnel thousands of gallons of
hooch by the ounce over the
palates of tipplers.
There is no way to figure out
how much of the golden brown
elixir crosses country club bars
each year, but officials know it
Is substantial.
Few people realize it, but the
class license issued these clubs
allows them to act much as a
dispensary. Under the Class
&C" (beer-wine-liquor) permit,
bartenders can sell by the bottle
as well as by the drink.
But few sell by the bottle, I"
Montgomery County Liquor
Control Department chief James
F. Erwin says.
The reason Is obvious. A fifth
of whisky by the drink can
bring in as much as $25 COM
pared to SIS to 81 in bottled
form.
But what happens If you
aren't a member of one of the
Is country clubs dotted over
the County? Can you get a
drink there anyway?
You bet your booze you can
in some of them anyway. It's
as simple as falling off a bar
stool.
Next week: Pull up a bar
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-10
Blanche Firm
To Compare
Tax Returns :

A unique contract to compare
by high.speed computer the fed
eral and District of Columbia
income tax returns filed last
year by Washington residents
has been awarded to Ernest E.
Blanche G. Associates, Inc, Ken
sington.
In the first nationwide fed
eral-local program of its kind
to locate reluctant city or state
taxpayers, the d. c. Finance
Office has directed the Blanche
data processing firm to COM
plete a cooperative Internal
Revenue Service.District of Col
umbia program in 30 days.
In that time, the 1862 federal
tax receipts from 325,000 Wash
ington residents will be matched
with only 100000 returns for
city taxes by D. c. citizens to
find out why there was a dis
parity of 5000 local filings.
The District Finance Office
manuaIly checked Federal tax
declarations of city residents
last year with those who ne.
elected to file District returns
and turned up some 400 persons
who paid a combined tax bill of
$4,000.
The Blanche staff will convert
and edit the d. c. tax data now
on punch cards to magnetic
tape so that it has the same
name and address formal as the
IRIS tax data, already on tape.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-10
American
Upby $3.50

The American National Bank
in Silver Spring compiled rec
ord earnings of $392,874 during
the past year, amounting to an
increase of 35.5 per cent over
the 1861 figure of $289,878, ac-
cording to the firms annual re-
port just mailed to stockflold-
ers and business men.
According to figures detailed
in the 20-page two-color docu-
ment, the years earnin g s
amounted to $4.62 a share in
contrast to the $3.41 gain re-
ported just year ago.
Total deposits reached an all
time high of S46.8 million, rep
resenting an increase of 25.2
per cent over 1861, while total
resources climbed to S51 mil
lion, or an advance of "a per
cent, the figures showed. Book
value of the banks stock at
years end was set at 1892, at
tanning an 8.8 per cent boost
over the 1861 figure of $36.70.
The report included a new
stock proposal calling for issu-
ance of 1880 new shares on
the basis of one share for each
two held as of February l at
a rate of SIS a share, bringing
in new capital amounting to
81, 062,500. The proposed move
would boost total capital funds
from $2,812,0OO to $3,S74,5OO.
Also included in the report
was a 10-year review which
showed an increase of deposits
from $11.9 million in 1853 to
1853 million in 1862 and a jump
in total assets from $12.8 mil.
lion ten years ago to an exist
ing $51 million.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-10
. County Liquor Laws
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CONTINUED from Page II
bone dry and while the other
seven have county alcoholic
beverages dispensaries and tav-
ems. In these seven wet dis
tricts lie three incorporated
cfties-Takoma Park, Kensing-
ton, and Poolesville - which
have chosen to remain dry.
As recently as November,
the local option process was
tried in the Sixth Election
District - Jamestown - only
to see the "drys" defeat beer
and wine sales by more than
twO-tO-One.
Local option laws - alcoholic
beverages If the majority of
voters in the political subdivi-
sion say Eyes" - are pretty
common in many states. But
the grandfather" clause of the
Montgomery County situation
probably is unique.
When local option laws for
the county were approved, ex-
ceptions We're granted to three
of the county's finer restau-
rants. These establishments
Normandy Farm, Olney Inn and
Anglers Inn We're permitted
bar licenses under certain con-
ditions.
A special exemption bill de-
signed to exempt Olney Inn
went to the State Senate short
ly after Prohibition repeal. It
called for legal issuance of a bar
license to any restaurant which
had been in operation a year,
had at least 80 seats, and a
capitalization of at least $50, 900.
Why this bill was submitted
and, more amazingly, how it got
approved is a matter of con-
lecture. Some say there was
sharp tugging on political
strings. Others say not.
Word that such a bill for the
Olney Inn was in the mill
brought requests from the own
ers of Normandy Farm and
Anglers Inn that they be In
Guided. A fourth pub then was
offered membership In the ex-
elusive club, but the owner
turned the offer down.
The bill passed and three
neatly-polished bars opened to a
roaring business of gleefully-
gulping Montgomery Countians.
True, much of the excitement
of having an illegal drink was
gone, but the memory fingered
on-and so did the customers.
After this phase of the booze