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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17

I the promise OF more safes OF
a plane not yet designed, some
new talk Of Federal help in
developing that plane, and one
modestly improved profit state
ment.
These were the develop
ments:
/. Trans World Airlines and
Pan American World Always
pleading big legal problems,
decided to scrap their plan to
merge. A marriage of the two
lines would have led to crea-
ton of the country's biggest
air transport company. This
was the second major air merg-
er to fall through, following
Government disapproval of a
link between American and
Eastern.
2. The Civil Aeronautics
Boards chairman, Alan Boyd,
said the advent of the super
sonic speed transport plane
could bring new economic woe
to air carries. If United StateO
ines buy such a plane from
either overseas producers or
United States makers, Mr..
Boyd said, the financial effect
on carries could be bad. Oper-
atoms with a foreign-made
supersonic craft might lead 70
a need for United States Gov
eminent subsidy, and purchase
of such craft here could make
fleets so big that many pas
senger seats would go unoccu-
pied, the official asserted.
CAB Chief Boyd, though
talking darkly of the financial
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six American-built supersonic
planes.
6. Douglas Aircraft Co. Inc,
issued a report on its August
81 quarter, showing per-share
earnings of So cents, up from
40 cents a year ago. Net in
come was $2,785.725, up from
$2,0l7,102. Untitled orders at
the end of August totaled
1912, 087,000, down from
81, 189. $4,000 at the same point
in 1882. The decline, Douglas
said, was due to a falloff in
Government orders,
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earnings S1.15 for a half share
earning only SO cents" they
added.
Du Bots shareholders will
vote on the merger proposal at
a special meeting November 20
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lier and 93,211,OOO a year ago.
Investments rose to $497,-
SIG, 900 from S497, 200 900 a
week earlier and 47l,654, 900 a
year ago. Deposits declined to
$1.376,159, 900 from s1,400.s $780,
900 a week earlier and $l,24S,-
aga. 900 a year earlier,
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AirIines and Plane Builders
Get Good and Bad News
BY LYLE DENNISTON
Star Business Writer

Companies that fly planes, those that make them
had day Of mixed woe and gladness yesterday.
For the commercial carriers the developments meant new
disappointment for of the key plans rearangng the
industry by dark forecast possible economic woe
and oeng these hope that epidemic of farecuttng
might be controlled, and reassuring profit report
For the aircraft manufacturers days events brought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
Macke Vending Sales and Net
Set New Records During Year

helicopter operational flight
trainer device.
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Clip the coupon to chop the price! NOWge genuine
RayCO Auto Seat Covers famed coast to coast for quality
style and durability at amazingly low cost! Tremendous Var-
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than $4,000 Of income
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ARMY MAP.sIBLEY HOSPITAL
ASHTON-OLNEY
MARSTELLER.

minsiy and autheni.eSily re.
stored. Set among magnificent
oaks. 3 bedrms 2Ia baths. den
huge Nv rm,. din. rm.. mod. kit,
lge. attic, dbl. garage. shed. Of.
flee or stable. fine blue grass pas.
lures, S43. 300. ASHTON REALTY
co, EV. 4-l743, WA 1913,
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PARKWAY

ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN
OR BUY FHA. Solid brick
SPLIT with 3 bedrms.. 2h
paths, family rm.. Ice.
fenced lot. This Is a must
on your list OF homes.
S24,q5O. Call p49-7300.
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia
ave, right on University
blvd, left on Inwood to
PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
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UGH T. PECK, Realtor

REAL ESTATE
436 NORTH FREDERICK AVENUE
QA1THkRSBURG, MD, WI. S-5020
MONTGOMERY HILLs--charminS
5-bedrm,, 3-bath brick Cape Cod,
today's kit, din. rm., firepi., rec.
rm., garage. Must be seen, S3l :.
990. q, A. ScHLEsINGER CO.,
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NEAR ALL SCHOOLS
GRAY-KESSINGER
REALTORS JU. 5000

AMER. U. PARK AREA-De luxe
compact 3-bedrm. brk. ramo., 4
yrs. old. Mid POS. B. ELLIOTT.
brokers. WO R-1lA0. ST. 3-a4S4
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KENSINGTON
1909 Dupont Ave.

CUSTOM BUILT BRICK
RAMBLER, 3 bedrms.. full
bsmt., level lot. walking dis
lance to shopping and bus
line. ST., 900. Call g4p-7300.
DIRECTIONS: Conn. ave,
right on Dupont TO PECK'S
OPEN SIGN.
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DESIRABLE Rocking Horse School
Area rk. rambler. 3 bedrms.,
s separate ,ot din. s TpnS oolE s. tsHesd
fsH RAip 4 so'' LANdIbh6SSEO, s4b saMIs
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ioc.. est-in kit, i 4 baths. f NJ 81
porch. many extras. S24,5OO. r
NJ LEVY, Q40-74OO.
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PEACH ORCHARD HGTs.
New Route 90 Area

NEW HOMES, TERRIFIC
VALUES. ACT NOW Attrac-
tive brick rambiers with 2
bedrms., separate dining
rms. . baths and carports.
Only S22,a50.
TIP ABE YOUR PRESENT
HOME Choose your lot Of
u to u acre and We will
build to suit.
DIRECTIONS: Out new Rte.
No. % to BriRgs-Chanev
road. left to Peach Orchard
road. right to Peach Or
chard Heights.
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SILVER SPRING

209 Normandy Drive
CLOSE IN AND cONvEN-
IENT-Attrartive brick Co.
lonial with , spacious bed
rms. 2 baths, family-size
kitchen, rec. I'm. and garage.
DON'T DELAY. Only S22,-
$50.
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesville
I'd. 70 Hastings Dust past
Franklin ave.l. right to Nor
mandy and open sign.
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LANGLEY PARK
O01n ~

CONVENIENT TO EVERY
THING - California style
rambler with 3 bedrms. and
side screened porch. Spa
cious living rm. with picture
window view Of lovely gar
den and patio. Hot-water
heat. Priced to sell.
DIRECTIONS: out New
Hampshire ave. 70 Merrimae
dr. left 10 Tahona, right
10 peck's omen sign.
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CARROLL KNoLLs

ZHUi O6tlIllS ave.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH AND
SCHOOL AREA-Immaculate
brick rambler with Q twin
size bedrms., 2 baths, sep
crate dining rm. and pan
eled rec. rm. TRADE YOUR
PRESENT HOME. S21,500,
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia
ave. TO Dennis ave, left to
open sign,
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KENSINGTON
A DREAM HOME
With a formal foyer 10 make the
perfect entrance to this beaut. A.
bedrm. 3-bath home, family rm.,
rec, rn,, large living rrn., formal
dining rm. and a kitchen that isl
letter perfect. Overlooking the pa
tio ana azalea gardeu. Prcie S34,-
$50. Excel. financing. Call 949-
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
= Lovely brick BIZ
level in fast selling area. Has 4
bedrms. plus = full baths, COM
pletely air conditioned. Vacant.
PRICED RIGHT. g4y-2Sb0.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
KENSINGTON, Rock Greek PAIL
sades, backing 10 acres Of per-
manent parkland - 4-bedrm., p
bath home with ground-leV. rec.
rm. Asking $4,000. -
CHS REALTY, INC. REALTORS
OIL. $4,000 Ewes. EN-. 3-7l50
KENsTNGTON-2-bedrm. brk., fire.
pl,, air cond., Ice. rec. rm., ad-
joining scr patio In fenced yd.,
loo. peri. See to appreciate. S17,-
500. OWNER, VIII. 6-2694.
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chew Chase-BetheSdal

@@sN9N A@SNAASokA9
There is one house in this group Of
ramblers, split-level and 2-storV
houses that Will give your family
D'any years OF happy living, and 3
0eftnite prestige that you Will
find 50 satisfying. This SubdiVi-
sion borders the National Insti.
tutes Of Health and overlooks the
beautiful grounds Of the Naval
Hospital and the Stone Ridge
School for Girls. There are spa
ciouS rooms and beautiful baths,
and complete kitchen with all the
latest gadgets. Good sized lots
where you can work or oversee
your garden and meet your neigh
b1rs. II will make you feel GOOD
EnowinR you have provided your
family with q home they will al
ways love. enjoy and feel proud
Of. Let US show you today.
TO REACH North on Wisconsin
ave. to Cedar lane. left to Cedar
Crest, risht TO Acacia ave. and
right to model house. 5000 Acacia
J. B. TIFFEY AND SONS
LA. e-4il1 HA. 2-4O77
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
"ABIDE AWHILE"
n&9pGn
@ryN-
SUNDAY, 1-6
COUNTRY LIVING

132O6 BERGMAN RID.
Custom-built brick rambler. large
dining room with three exposures.
countryside kitchen, 3 large bed
rooms with 2 baths. large family
room on first floor, lear gaTage.
full basement. beautiful half acre
lot. S32 $50. DIR: Old Colesyille
I'd. to Bregman I'd. dust south Of
Randolph rd.l Left TO home.
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kENSINGTON
Assume Loan
KENSINGTON

Cape Cod, 5 bedrms.. rec. rm.. sep
din: rm, large kitchen, S13,95O
TAMBLYN a. CO., 04D-O926
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Shannon q Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1905
KENSINGTON - Brick rambler, 2
bedrms., bsmt., fireplace, large lot.
OWNER, 940-O2g2.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK-Brand-new brick
water heat. bedrms., separate
din. rm, table-space kit, powder
I'm; on LIST floor. S1S,260. HE. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
CHARLES H. JAMESON
REALTOR
AREA OF GEORGETOWN PREP
AND HOLY CROSS ACADEMY

AREA OF GEORGETOWN PREP
AND HOLY CROSS ACADEMY
Completely inter. and exter. dec
GRATED S-room brick rambler. Liy.
rm., l5x20, firepl.. picture win
dow. din. IT,, chic. MOD. kit,
dishwasher. refrigerator. stove, dis
posal, birch cabinets, master bed
rm., bath, and other bedrms..
bath, rec. rm.. "a bath, mahog.
paneled den or 4th bedrm.. ldry.
rm.. furnace rm., gas heat, pvt.
drive, lge. shaded lot, attrac. land
scaped. $4,000, assume FLA,
$3.50 mo.
AcREs-cLARKsBURG
6-bedrm., 2-bath center-hAll frame
house, spacious liy. rm.. din. rm.,
family rm.. semimod. kit, full
attic, large bsmt., excel. flooring,
ideal location, "a mi. from inter-
change Of dual hwy. near Acc
az Germantown, $4,000; terms,
$4,000 cash.
GERMANTOWN
New center-hall brick rambler, liv.
rm., 14x16, firepl., din. rm., mod.
kit, birch cabinets, displ. refsr.,
4-burner counter range, eye-leVel
oven, double sink, Formica-t
counters. inlaid linoleum kit. floor,
master bedrm bath, 2 other bed
bsmt.. raised firepl., furnace room.
laundry tubs, roushed-in, l0xl7
screened porch. black-top drive,
cash, assume S21,50O first.
CHARLES n JAMTCON
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CHARLES H. JAMESON

- PUOLEbNILLE, MD.
WI. S-g223 or 301--DI. e-32B2
CHEVY CHASE = Brk. Cape Cod,
rm.. kit, 2 bedrms., fulI bath,
scr. pch. rear. off din. rm. and
kit. End FIR. 2 lge. bedrms., full
bath, full bsmt., paneled rec. rm,
with firepl.. laundry, n bath, gar.
loo. excel, walking distance B-CC
High School, Leland Jr. High, pub
lie, parochial elementary schools,
Beth. shop. area, banks. Mint
cond. Low 30s. Call OIL. 2-Og6S.
weekdays after 8 pm, week ends
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CHEVY CHASE-This prize offer
ing should sell today Just "a
block 70 Conn. ave. 2 rec. rms. for
relaxation. Beautiful bright kit.
with eating bay. Numerous handy
butlt-ins. Truly a dream 8 bedrm.
plus Den, ga baths, centrally air
ms pleasure assured at lust S34. :
$50. Inspect Call now OF. Q
1857. ALLIED REALTY. OIL. G.
5000.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW = 2-bedTm
brk. expandable with much Of the
work done upstairs. Sep. dining
I'm. and level exit from bsmt. To-
a wooded lot. Selling BELOW FLA
appraisal at Sl7,a5O. j. c, CON-
LEY REALTORS. JU. a-4134
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WOODSIDE PARK
RAMBLER

1900 MOVES DRIVE
Immense all-brick rambler on Va
acre lot, large paneled den, 3
immense bedrooms, 3 baths. re-
creation room, 2-car garage, CEN
trail air conditioned, MAQNIF1-
-CENT-S45.950 DIR. Colesville
I'd. TO Noyes dr., left to home.
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EAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BILE opportunity Check this out
ntwl Center hall, 8 bedrms. office.
. full baths, rec. rm., plus sub
bsmt., garage, Dashboard heat.
Asking upper eos. Call JU. 5-l66l.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. O.
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FRIDAY 'f7''T1

Circus" TAPPED in Munich. Germany.
Don Ameche. host. season Premiere)
@ THE NEW BREED.
Crime. Hour "Prime Target" Leslie
Nelson. RepeatO
q CHEYENNE.
Western. Hour. A mans ivan WiIIiams)
desire for revenge, brings him to a point
of parting with his friend, Cheyenne
tcIint Waker). tRepeat)
q JAZZ WITH STEVE.
Special. Hour. musical excursion
into the world Of Jazz, featuring Joanie
Sommers Blues Singer Lou RaWIs, the
trumpet Of CARMEL Jones. Sax SoIoist
Plas johnson, Trombonist- sineer Frank
RosoIno and Guitarist Herb Ellis. RAW
hide will be pre-empted.)
Friday listinSs Cont. on Next Paas
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Remodel Your Home WitK Be0ufifT

~ Big sovinsS in labor costs
D Buy direct from monv-
foctUrsT. No middlemon
involved.
Q We lnstoll for You
10 Do-it-YoUrssIF" invited
we loan you spseioI
tools)
Q End pointing forever
. Tremendous insvIation
Q Applied over any svfoee
. No footings required
Q Beautiful and permo-
nent. Reel kiIn-dried
brick mot on imifcfion)
q Your choice in eolors
. Brick your entire house
or q single wall
Q ldsal for Rec. Rooms
Q New work or Fsmodelins
Q FiVs-Yeor financing
Q Free porkins at show
Phone 54s-2723
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13
Court Aide Group
Elects Harry Hull

The Federal Court Clerks
Association at its meeting in
Norfolk, has elected Harry
Hull, clerk of the District Court,
as president for the coming
year. He succeeds Maxey Hart
of San Antonio, Tex.
Mr.. Hull, IS, has been clerk
of the Washington court since
1947. He started working at the
District Court In 1927 as an as
sistant clerk. From 1917 to 1927.
he had worked at the NUM-
cipal Court.
A native Of Washington, Mr..
Hull attended District schools
and the Georgetown University
Law School. He and his wife,
Catherine. live at 32l1 Quesada
street NV. Mr.. Hull has one
son, Henry, 20. who will be q
junior at Georgetown Univer-
sity.
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for the commission to send
him proper forms to fill out
after he notified it of his COM
plant.
After a half-hour executive
session, commission chairman
William c. Rogers. ST.. an
nounced the cease and desist
order and added that, "it will
be obeyed."
IF not" he said, "the COM
mission will then review that
report and report the same to
the proper states attorney Of
the county"
Mr.. DeVito explained that If
Mr.. Miller violates the cease
and desist order the commits
sion will file a complaint with
the Prince Georges County
states attorney who will 20
to circuit court to seek an in
junction against Mr.. Miller for
obedience.
He added, however, that the
court can reverse the commits
sion's action.
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Assuteugue Dune
Built by Owners

A story about Assateague
Island off the Maryland
Virginia coast, which appeared
in The Star on Sunday, report
ed enormously that the Federal
Government recently had re-
built protective sand dunes
from one end Of the island to
the other.
Dune construction by the
Federal Government on AS
sateague has been confined to
the portion Of the island it
owns at the southern end,
which lies in Virginia. Prop
erty owners within the Mary
land portion of the isle, who
are fighting efforts Of the In
terror Department to take over
their land for a National sea-
shore park, said they privately
financed the only dune pro-
lection construction that has
taken place on their portion
Of the island.
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Negro Housing
Sought in Fairfax

Al Washington promoter Of
low-cost housing is seeking
small plots Of land in Fairfax
county's Negro areas to build
homes for families with in
comes ranging from about $4,-
900 to $1,000 a year.
He is John H. Haas, who has
built % similar homes in the
District.
MIR. Haas says payments on
the three and four-bedroom
homes in Fairfax would be be-
tween $40 and 500 monthly on
100 per cent Federal Housing
Administration insured mort
cages. The mortgages will have
terms of IS to 40 years, he said.
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Right Held Forfeited

IT don't want to make any
statement" he told the COM
mission. II want my side of
the story heard before a
court"
Assistant Attorney General
Matthias j. DeVito advised the
board that Mr.. Miller had not
given "due notice" under the
law and therefore forfeited his
right to waive the hearing. 1t
went on as Mr.. Miller left the
room.
Mr.. Moore testified he was
refused service in the reStau-
rant at lunchtime on June 20
because he was q Negro.
Another witness, Mrs. Ber-
mar Berk, the commissions in
vestigator and arbitrator, said
she spoken with Mr.. Miller
about the complaint.
When she asked him If serv-
ice was refused because Mr..
Moore was a Negro. Mrs. Berk
said Mr.. Miller replied that,
I'D never say anything such
as that 1t would have been
the color Of his tie that ]
didn't like"
When she asked him II he
would serve orderly. well-man-
nered Negroes, Mrs. Berk
quoted his reply as: ''If the
State subsidies me for the
business they drive out Of here
I'll be glad to-"
She testified that Mr.. Mil
Ter made it very clear to me
that he would fight this law
and 60 to great lengths to dc
It,"
Raps Procedures
While the commission was In
executive session, Mr.. Moore
criticized its administrative
procedures to reporters.
He said 1t took two weeks
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States Asked to Help
On Constellation

BALTIMORE, Aug. 10 (AP)
Tawes has asked Cover
nors of the Nations 40 other
States to join him on a Cover
nors' Committee for the Res
toration of the United States
Frigate Constellation"
He asked the other Cover
nors to establish State COM
mittees to help raise funds to
restore the frigate, the Nations
Oldest vessel still afloat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13

The Leeds Puritan Clubs an
nual tournament and barbecue
will be held at Hume, Fauquier
County, Va, Saturday. The
tournament will begin at 2:30
pm. at the Phil Triplett farm.
The barbecue viii be held at
the Hume School grounds at
$50 pm. James r. Jones is
chairman of the event.
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which applies in Prince Georges
and 10 other counties.
After q 45-minute public
hearing here yesterday, the
commission found that Miller's
Beef House on U. s. Route 301
has violated the public ac-
commodations law" when it re-
fused to serve Melvin Moore,
Jr.. a 35-year-old Negro social
worker at Boys Village, q
State agency about a mile from
the restaurant in Cheltenham.
Charles E. Miller, the restau-
rant owner. appeared at the
hearing for one minute and
tried to stop the proceedings.
He said he wanted to waive his
right Of hearing and take it
to court"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13
Restaurant Ordered
To Cease RocioI Bios
BY PETER MASLEY
Star staff Writer

BALTIMORE. Aug. 13--The Maryland Commission on
nteracial Problems today ordered Prince Georges County
restaurant to cease and dest" from racial discrimination in
its service. fnf
It is the first and dess order issued by the State
body under the recently enacted public accommodations law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13

bound to make their mark
OUR ATKINSON SPORTSMAN
Smart students ore key position this fall Atkinson sports.
wear This label means fine quufN merchandise Uptohee styling
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cotton corduroy suc for school olive antelope 62
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Upoted lightweight jacket in pop sports adjustable side waist
zip front Worm with cotton flannel lining; knit collar go
S9 Peoess styled cotton twill oc, wash and sonfoed Ton,
black olive. $780, 3I90I
Dosng quarterback for rugged Of se corduroy
with bulky knit collar 6o cotton 4oa wo9 leather fomed buttons and
butonhce Wntedzed with Sherpo0 o0 ocry pile lining plaid
kicker Olive bark 1912 1885, 1920 95 Continental cue
soeks of Docron0 poeer and black
4.99; 1920, 500.
W&l-The Boys Store Washington Chevy Puo
Corners and Alexandria
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this new Rembrandt model strengthens weak signals and
helps block out background noise and Interference. ~
stop stuon direction control and adjustable arms allow
precise "zerone in" M signos Ideo for FM MvlpIex
reception. Attaches costly
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29
MRS. OtNEIL
OkAYS CORPS PLAN

Mrs. Ruth O'Neil. county sup
ervisor, feels the proposed ma
tional service corps will focus
attention on local problems.
In reporting findings from the
Presidents study group held at
Washington recently. Mrs. O'Neil
said many communities lack
trained professional people to
help them. The corps would pro-
vide some of these people and the
communities would benefit.
She cited areas in Arizona
where corpsmen could help, in
cluding mentally i'll, retarded
and institutionalized persons,
migrant children, the aged and
Indians.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29
DAVEY MOORE
DIED MONDAY MORNING

LOS ANGELES Former feath-
erweight champion Davey Moore
died Monday, Mar. Is. from brain
damage suffered in the Dodger
Stadium. Thursday night.
He lost his title to Sugar Ramos
after the fight was stopped in the
tenth round. He was conscious in
the dressing room but collapsed
later and remained in a coma un-
til his death.
Moore was AAU champion and a
member Of the Olympics team. He
had total Of "a professional
bouts. winning So, % by ko. He
lost only seven including the last
one. He had only one draw.
He is survived by his wife, Ger
aldine. and five children ranging
from two to ii years.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29

TRENTON. NEW JERSEY = A.. ].
Allen associate executive dir
ector of the National Urban Lea
que, told an audience attending the
Trenton Council on Human Re
lationS that a local community
or the country can afford econo-
mic and social waste that stems
from unemployment and marginal
living caused by discrimination.
He challenged Negro and other
civic leadership groups to be-
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29
WESTSIDE NOTES
ORA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The second meeting of the
Queen Esther Chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star was
held with Mrs. Naomi E. Fisher,
worthy matron. presiding.
Mrs. Essie Pullens pre- sented
a waist measurement program to
raise funds for projects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Russell
of 1927 w. Grant are the proud
parents of baby boy. Edmund
Daniel who weighed at birth E
lbs, 13 l u ozs.
The spring tea. a belated St.
Patrick's Day tea. was we'll at
tended at 1906 S. Ninth Ave-,
Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Jackson. gr.
worthy matron and Mrs. Naomi
Fisher. W. matron, reporting.
Mrs. Fay Russ, 81 III South
Ninth Ave.. and her family will
vacation in Los Angeles for two
weeks. They left Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Carr Is improv-
ing at the county hospital and
may receive visitors.
Mrs. Leolad Redmond, l4I2
South Ninth Ave., is improving,
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-29
null DIRECTOR
SAYS DROPOUTS
CAUSE UNEMPLOYMENT

come alarmed at the increasing
number of fropouts in high
school. He urged them to take
advantage of the newer retraining
opportunities offered the dis
placed Negro workers under the
Federal Man Power Development
and Training Act.
Mr.. Allen said the Negro work.
ers are concentrated in the oc-
cupations which are hardest hit
by automation.