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Eurnings

KrOger Co. In the first IL
weeks of 1868 earned $4,159, ,599
VS.. $3,52l,507 in the 1852
period.
Oxford Mfg. Co. in 8 months
e n ded February % e. med
81, 1912 or $2.15 a share - -.
$l,l78.45l or $1.42 in 1862
period. I
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Coming Official Named

Horace G. Brooks, jr., has been ap-
pointed director of the foreign sales de-
partment Of jenkins Brothers, Inc, Of
Frederick. Md. and Torsch Canning Co.
Of Milford. Del. He will be responsible
for canned products sales. Mr.. Brooks
formerly was sales manager of Br1ar-
brook Foods, Inc, and vice president
and general manager of FL Moro Dis
to the United States Ambassador in
Pakistan, and more recently a public
tributors, both in New York.
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and Events
Editors to Hear Chamber Aide

Donald A. Goodall, assistant man.
ager for political participation of the
United States Chamber of Commerce,
will address the Middle Atlantic Asso-
citation Of Industrial Editors at a dinner
meeting, wednesday, at the Belvedere
Sheraton Hotel in Baltimore. Mr..
Goodall will speak on political and
economic education programs for in
dustrial employees.
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Company Names Space Director

Frank E. Davis has been named di-
rector of the space division of Aero Geo
Astro Corp of Alexandria. He previ-
ously was assistant to the president
and manager of the engineering and
manufacturing departments Of Airtron-
les, Inc. AGA's space division, based in
College Park, Md, produces instrument
tation and circuitry for number of
space programs.
Evening star., 1963-04-07
D. J. Kdufmun Promotes

A series Of promotions to new execu-
tive positions has been announced by
D. ]. Kaufman, Inc, mems wear con-
cern. Robert M. King, grandson of
the firms founder and namesake, has
been named assistant vice president in
charge Of credits and sales. C. Leonard
Koontz has been appointed assistant
vice president for buying and branch
store management. Mary G. Metzger,
former nresident of the Credit Wnmen's
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Breakfast Club of Washington, has been
named assistant vice president and as
sistant to the president. William c.
Alkire becomes assistant vice president
for exterior and interior displays and
expansion. Mrs. Clara Deese Lewis as
sumes the post of assistant treasurer
in charge of accounting. The five en-
ployes have total of 46 years Of serv-
ice with the firm.
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Feeguns Heads Business League

Edward L. Feggans has been installed
as president and chairman Of the newly
formed Washington chapter Of the Ma
tional Business League. He is sales man.
ager here Of Fuller Products Co. The
league was founded in 1900 by Booker
T. Washington to help Negroes in the
business community become a normal
part of the American economy"
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Of People
Hilton Sales Manager Chosen

Charles j. Justice has been appointed
sales manager of the Washington
Hilton, scheduled for completion next
year. Mr.. Justice is a former conven-
ton manager of the Waldorf Astoria
in New York. He started his hotel career
by joining the Hilton Corp. in 1858 as
a Junior room clerk in Boston.
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Gruce Names Research Aide

George E. Ashby has been promoted to research as
sociate in the research division Of w. R. Grace Co.
in Gainesville Md Mr.. Ashby joined Grace in 1857 as
research physicist specializing in research the solid
state properties of materials He received his BIS degree
in physics at the University of Maryland and has done
graduate work at George Washington University.
Evening star., 1963-04-07
Laundry Aide Retires

Mrs Rose Moran assistant the president of Arcade
Sunshine Co., Inc retired yesterday after 40 years Of
service with the Washington laundry firm After join
ing the company in 1923 she held the posts OF laundry
department cashier and director Of personnel
She had been assistant to the president for the last eight
years.
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Charter No 3425 Reserve District No.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE ~s
NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON aa ~
Reserve District No. 5

OF Washington in District Of Columbia. at the close
business March 18 1858 Published in to can
msde by Comptroller the Currency under Section 52i1
U. S. Revised Statutes
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MEMORANDUM
81 Assets pledged assigned TO secure liabi-
ties and for other purposes ------- 81 l3O7 500 90
E. W. STEARNS Jr, Vice President and Cashier Of the
abovenamed bank do hereby declare that report Of con-
don true and correct TO the best my knowledge and
belief e. w STEARNS Jr
We the undersigned directors the correctness OF this
report Of condition and declare that has examined by us
and 10 the best OF knowledge and belief correct
Evening star., 1963-04-07

ROBERT v. FLEMING
CHARLES c. GLOVER, JR
RICHARD A. NORRIS
MORRIS CAFRITZ
NELSON T. HARRISON
Z. TAYLOR CHEWING
ANDREW PARKER
WILLIAM T. Farley
CHARLES S. WHITE
A. q. NEAL
JAMES B. MORRISON
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1,51S.57

MEMORANDA z+
Assets pledged assigned to liabilities
and for other purposes Gncluding notes and
bills redscounted and securities sold with
agreements to repurchase) ------- 30,47766S45
Loans as shown above after deduction Of mr
valuation reserves Of 2118,565T2
WILLIAM @. MORRIS Treasurer, of the above named
bank do solemnly affirm that this report of condition true
and correct, to the best Of my knowledge and belief
WILLIAM c. NORRIS, Treasurer
State Of Maryland, County Of Prince Georges
Sworn to and subscribed before this 29h day Of March,
1853 and hereby certify that not officer director
Of this bank. s"r
(Seal) MILLAN B. HODES, Notary Public
My commission expires May g. 1863
CAESAR L. AIELLO "THADDEUS M. JONES -er
w. CARROLL BEATTY ARTHUR C. KEEFER
ROLAND H. BERGER W. LAWSON KING
DAVID E. BELTS ROBERT E. LOHR s.g
G. CARVIILE BOWEN FIRED L. LUTES So.
WILLIAM BOWIE HARRY MARTENS t1s
]. NEWTON BREWER Jr WILBUR B. MEHRING -.
LEONARD H. BURCH WALDO B. MOVERS sd
H JOSEPHUS CARR LEO j. NAUGHTON 4-,
JAMES P. CASBARIAN NICHOLAS OREM, JR .s4
JAMES A. CHANEY HERBERT W. REICHELT
]. DONALD CLAGETT 'WHLIAM H. REYNOLDS il
T. HOWARD DUCKETT JOSEPH RICHARDS, Jr.
RAYMOND A. DuFOUR C. BAILEY SCRIMGEOUR
SAM EIG BENJAMIN c. SHAW .,,s
sWIRT A. GILL j. ROBERT SHERWOOD w..
WALTER L. GREEN THOMAS B. SYMONS
w. CURTIS HOPKINS T. HAMMOND WELSH Jr.-5
]. HENRY HOSKNSON WILLIAM B. WHEELER -5s
Honorary Directors ~77s
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ALFRED H. LAWSON
SAMUEL II. KAUFFMANN
FREDERICK M. BRADLEY
LEO GOODWIN, SR.
SAMUEL SPENCER
RICHARD p. DUNN
FLOYD E. DAVIS, JR.
ALVIN M. PARKER
CHAS. A. CAMALIER. JR.
Directors.
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Reserve District No. S
RrpoRr OF CONDITION OF
McLachlen Banking Corporation

Washington the District Of Columbia at the close Of
business 1s 1863 Published in response to call
made Comptroller Of the Currency under Section 52l s.
Revised Statutes and call made by the Federal Reserve Bank
of this district pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Re-
Act.
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L. P. McLACHLEN.
O. A. PENDLEToN,
T. p. McLACHLEN,
L. B. DoGGETT, JR.,
p. Y. X. HowAT,
EVERETT J. BooTHBY,
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Charter No. 5046 Reserve District No. 5
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON

In the District Of Columbia at the close business
l8 l963 published in to call made by Comptroller
OF the Currency Under Section 52 u s. Revised Statutes
Evening star., 1963-04-07

J. c HARDING
HORACE L. RICHARDSON.
CLYDE d. GARRETT,
GEORGE MILLER.
EMORY L. CROFT.
Directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Letters Threaten
Queen Mother
With Acid Attack

DARLINGTON. England,
June % (AP).-Two more let
ters threatening an acid attack
against Queen Mother Eliza
beth on her visit here next
Tuesday were in the hands Of
local police tonight.
Police suspect q crank or a
hoax, but they are taking no
chances. Extra police will be
brought in as a special guard.
They both appear to have
been written by the same per-
son who wrote to the local eve
ming newspaper yesterday, "
said Police Chief Arthur
MCGUIRE.
The letters were addressed
to Darlington's town clerk.
The first said there would be
an acid attack If the Queen
Mother visited Darlington. The
second gave what it called a
last warning.
Town Clerk C. N. Nicholson
said the letters sent to him
were almost the same as that
received by the newspaper.
All we're mailed in Darling
ton, unsigned and printed in
block capitals to disguise the
handwriting. "
The mother of Queen Eliza
beth is scheduled to attend the
400th anniversary celebrations
Of Darlington grammar school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Suit Seeks Payment
For Democrats Dinner

BALTIMORE, June 20 (AP)
"A catering firm filed suit yes
terday to collect for a Demo-
cratic campaign dinner.
The firm said in its Superior
Court suit the Democrats failed
to pay $l2.7l2.50 for the food
served at the April % dinner
In the Baltimore Civic Center.
Tickets for the affair during
the city's election campaign
were priced at 500.
The list Of IL defendants In
cluded Philip Goodman. who
lost TO Theodore r. McKeldin
In the mayoralty race. his two
running mates for council pres
ident and controller, and the
city's three Democratic Con-
gressmen. The caterer asked for
SIS. 1000 in damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
D. c. Youths
Are Fined at
Ocean City

OCEAN CITY, Md, June %
(AP). Twelve youths were
fined nearly $500 today on
charges Of disorderly conduct
and possession of alcoholic bev-
erages.
The heaviest fines were i'm
posed by Magistrate James B.
Robins against eight youths on
the possession charges. Each
was fined $152.50.
They are Ralph A. Ashton,
10, Baltimore; Joseph c. Jester,
20, Baltimore; Daniel j. Muir
ray, Is, Of the l400 block Of
Massachusetts, ave. NV, WASH
ineton; Vincent r. Tramonte,
10. of the $500 block of Old
Georgetown pike, Mclean. Va;
Steve w. Wilson, Is, of the 800
block Of Linthicum street, Rock
vile; Gilbert 8. Davidson, 20,
of the 200 block of Centre
street, Fairfax, Va; Kenneth
w. Baumann, 10. of the 97o0
block of Connecticut avenue
NV, Kensington. Md, and
Edmund ]. Grady, 20, Of the
$500 block of Madison street,
Silver Spring.
Wilson also was one Of five
persons fined for diSorderly
conduct.
Magistrate Robins imposed a
$77.50 fine against Wilson after
the manager Of the Shoreham
Hotel, Russell Cullen, testified
that the youth wanted to fight
when Mr.. Cullen told him to
leave the premises.
Mr.. Cullen told Magistrate
Robins that Wilson had driven
his car around the Shoreham
parking lot. A passenger In the
car. David M. Richardson, IS,
Of the 10000 block Of Edgemont
street, Wheaton, also was fined
$77.50.
The other three fined for dis
orderly conduct In separate
cases were william L. Gosnell,
IS, Of the TOO block Of Min
nesota ave-, Sc, Washington;
fined $77.50; Richard j. Ban
delin, 10. Baltimore, fined
$3.50. and Richard M. Cerato,
10. Baltimore. also fined $3.50.
Magistrate Robins described
Gosnell as the ring leader OF
a group Of young men who
created q disturbance In front
of Roosevelt hotel early today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

I District and vicinity-Sunny
and warmer today, with q high
around 80. Clear tonight, with
a low near so. Fair and some
what warmer tomorrow.
Maryland-Mostly suny and
pleasant today. with highs
ranging from SO to rs in the
mountains and IA to 80 else
where. Clear tonight. with lows
ranging from so In the west
to so on the coast. Fair and
warmer tomorrow.
Virginia-Fair today and to-
night except for some cloudi-
ness in the southern portion.
High in the los and 80s to-
day. it'll lows ranging from 81
TO So tonight. Fair and warmer
tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Fair today. visi-
bility about 10 miles. Winds
easterly at 5 TO 10 knots.
Resort Area Forecasts
New York and New Jersey
Beaches-Clear today and to-
morrow, high around rs.
Delaware and Maryland
ocean Beaches-Sunny today,
high rs. Fair tomorrow. high
around 80.
Virginia Beaches and Nag S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Zionist District
Elects Officers

Donald E. Wolpe. Washington
and civic leader, has been re-
elected president Of the Louis
d. Brandeis Zionist District for
the coming year.
The Zionists elected an
honorary president. Paul Him
melfarb and two honorary vice
presidents. Joseph Andelman
and Hymen Goldman.
Also elected were vice presi-
dents Samuel Kotz. Norman w
Kamerow, lyman Bernstein,
the Rev. Albert H. Plat, Abe
Shefferman, Maurice Grunberg
DR.. Norman Adler. Benjamin F.
Pollack. Morris Pollin, Louis c
Grossberg. Ellis Wolpe. and
Harry Lnowes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Red Chinese Join
Session in Prague

MOSCOW, June % (AP).--
Red China, despite its feuding
with the Soviet Union. has
participated in a meeting Of
COMECON in Prague, the Of
ficial Soviet news agency said
today.
COMECON is the agency de-
signed to coordinate indus
trial production in the East
European bloc, the Soviet
Union and Mongolia. Red
China is not a member Of
COMECON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
SHAPIRO. SAMuEI
Darn nf Thanka

JONES, WILLIAM X, We wish to ex-
press gratitude to all who helped BY
deeds, flowers. cards and kindness
during our recent bereavement.
JONES FAMILY AND LEoNA
KING.
ELVI A. We wish TO
thank our relatives, friends and
neighbors for their flowers and ex-
pressions Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
wHITLoCK, HERsCHEEL A !. The
family Of the late HERSCHELL s..
WHITLOCK wish to thank our
friends, neighbors, minister, rela-
floral tributes, cars and other ex-
pressions Of sympathy during our
recent Bereavement.
WIFE, SUSIE w. WHITLOCK, AND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

BARNES I.g THOMAS A., suddenly. an
4 SARNEss devoted sSn q M.
voted M HUSBAND nSme q MRS sa' jean Os
Barnes and brother of Mrs. Mary
Hunt, Mrs. Mamie Moses and Mr..
William. Barnes, He also leaves TO
% Psst1.i his an. DsssS man, 9 S.nS otASsr
mains resting at the John 7; Rhines.
CO. Funeral Home, 301b 18th. st.
ne. Iample parkinR. facilitiesi. Whersr
friends may call after I Pm Pm TIssv
pm. Rseuiem HisE Mass FOR the
repose of his soul will be celebrated.
or Wssd1nesdaSayy, June nI p e; a fHIS,
Church, 1909 800 Morris Td' 's Sc. Inter-,
msnt AriinSton National Cemetery
BEATTY. IRENE N. ot ys2s IAN
NJ: Y E.ialSsssR " ssssa as:Sur :ist'r
Mrs, Helen N. stone Of Frederiekec.
burg, Va. Remains ~ chambefs
S SSEi Eu.s aG%' June SI7s 1s e $50 2
Mass at Assumption Church, -34lf
%snt 'i cedar dsf Hi csmst.fS. -sSif
BOWIE, JEAN LAvERACK. on sat-
aenes, 1ig Windsor nd, RelA
Es LAYER 'f ssoV%iE. VIE We Of 'A &c
Rev. w. Russell Bowie, mother Of
Mrs. Theodore 4. Evans Of Worcss-
Ter. Mass, and Mrs, DWIGHT ".
CHAPMAN, ana r"Mr {" wa pIHsshf ssSssi
Bowl" r.. nV Of o Omaha, Nsbr. uj she
also is survived by 1b grandchildren.
and / great-srandchiid. Funeral
SJs5Sices 81 VIII Ioa Se ssld on MO1sS 1SS;
It he Im nm asSS chureh-oi % .ths. lHHe
at the virginia Theological Semi
nary, Alexandria, Va, Interment
will be in Seminary Cemetery. The
d damTtiiIya requests that flowers Be
BOWMAN. WILLIAM H.. Suddenly.
Washington sanitarium and Hds-1
i0215 Meredith. ave, Silver Spring,
Md, husband Of Ruby c. Bowman
ts'Fo Glen Gi oS q nTs. Ha sSiShf g.
don L. Bowman, and brother 6f
Ellsworth Bowman There are
s rSndsG s5andhdTss Ov aDd one S.! ssa
the Warner B. Humphrey Funeral.
Home, s434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Nd. where service will be
held on ri M 1Sn ,: JgnTf e. at lao
msnt PsrkiaWn cemstery. Friends
may visit at the funeral home after
BROOKS. BARRIErr RuTH Ann
lCarrOID. on Thursday. June %,
1903, At Prince georges General
Ho.spital. HARE1ETT HRQoKs, ass
mot fS ~ chester Vu ptnknSsryo O II
Carl E., Levi W. and Tillman A.
Brooks, Mrs. Rerlyn pavase and
three brothers. Waymcn. Howard
and Rodger Carroll; many niecesS
nephews, other relatives and friends,y
After 4 pm. Sunday. June ~:
dence. Forestviiie, Nd. ' Funeral s
services on Monday. June "a, at II
am. ct the Brooks Methodist
Church, nottingham, Nd. the REV.
n. ooolsey offlciating. lnterment
ths Kelson Funeral Home Hss1 xaSsssC.
BROWN, ROBERT. On Thursday,
June 90. 1858. ROBERT BROWN
husband Of Cora B. Brown and
father Of Mrs. Bertha Hightowef
and Charles Brown. He. also Is.
survived by one grandchilo, other
After IL noon Sunday, June IS,
friends are invited TO call ct the
Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You. st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, June "a. at 10 am.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. %
CAFARDL NICOLA A. On Friday,
June q, 1883. at Phoenix. AriS..
band Of the late Lucy. cafafdi,
Phiiiis Paris, srSndiiather q carol d
Jaye and Melvin s. cafardi and
Fred Parisi, IT,, and brother OF
the Robert A. MattinEiy Funersi
isciiities). after y noon MondaS,
day June IS, al 10 an. Reiatiyes
and friends invited. Intermeftt
Cedar Hill Cemetery 40 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

this week Of all seven aspirantS
for the State Senate and House
of Delegates will stir up some
enthusiasm.
The Young Democrats Of
Fairfax County will be host to
the seven at a meeting at $3.50
pm. Wednesday in the Falls
Church Women's Club Building.
- Reception for Candidates
All will appear at $50 pm.
Thursday at a reception for
Springfield area precinct work.
ers. at 7243 Dormont street.
Stuart DeBell, Fairfax County
supervisor from the Centreville
district, will hold a reception
for the candidates at his home
near Centreville 6;30-9:30 pm.
on Saturday.
Seeking nomination for the
two Senate seats are william
G. Downey, Robert Fitzgerald,
Omer L. Hirst, and John K.
Lally; and unopposed for NOM
nation to the three House of
Delegates seats: Guy o. Farley,
jr., Dorothy S. McDiarmid and
John l.. Scott.
Voters in the primary will
also choose supervisor candi-
dates for Fairfax County, and
will be asked to endorse unop-
posed incumbents Ralph G..
Louk and John E. Taylor for
Commonwealth attorney and
sheriff, respectively.
This year, for the first time,
seven Democratic justices Of
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Four Die on Highways,
Man Crushed by Car

under the car as it was
propped up. After he discon-
nected the drive-shaft, Pvt.
Weller said. the car slipped
back, crushing Mr.. Cunning
hams chest and stomach.
He was found by his wife,
the policeman said. He
was pronounced dead at Holy
Cross Hospital at las pm.
Virginia Girl Dies
A 21-year-old Flint Hill
Va0 girl died yesterday from
injuries received in a one-car
crash Friday on Route 21l one
mile east of Washington, Va.
Virginia state police said
Miss Carole Jane Corbin was
q passenger In a convertible
driven by David Allen Jenkins
OF Sperryville, Va, when II
went out Of control. rolled ovel
and threw them out.
In Arlington, a Fairfax Hos.
pital orderly, Timothy Davi
Swonger, 81, of 296 Manassa
drive. yesterday was fount
dead four hours after his ca,
careened into a boxcar on
railroad siding at Fairfax driv,
and Lee highway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

the peace appointed by Fairfax
Circuit Court Judge Paul Brown
will have to win election II
they want to keep their jobs.
Judge Brown issued the order
last year after several elected
justices Of the peace COM
planned that the appointees
were cornering all the fees.
Eleven Democrats, including
the appointed incumbents, are
seeking seven nominations for
the positions on July 9.
Seek Supervisor Posts
Running for the Democratic
nomination TO the Board Of
County Supervisors Zone to be
chosen In each district) are:
Centreville district-Incum-
bent Stuart T. Debell and Ray
mond j. Waters.
Dranesville district-Bright
Carper. Roger NICK. Shea and
Laurence A. Short.
Falls Church district-Fred-
erick Babson and Richard Z.
Vernon.
Lee district - Joseph Alex
ander and E. W. Walker.
Mason district Incumbent
Anne wilkins and Robert
Riner.
Mount Vernon district-In-
cumbent John P. Parrish, I'M
opposed.
Providence district-John L.
Beerman, Cassius c. Carter,
Stanley d. Perry and E. Neil
Rogers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star staff Writer

The Postal Inspection Service
has launched a Nation wide
investigation Of questionable
correspondence schools with
high-sounding names and
phony Job promises. it was
learned yesterday.
Close to $50 schools are cur
rently under investigation in
what was described as q multi
million-dollar racket.
At least eight of the schools
under investigation are CEN
tered in Washington and
nearby States.
One of the most profitable
and widespread Of the current
school rackets offers training
guaranteed to help students
pass civil service examinations
for Government jobs.
Complaints Increasing
The Postal Inspection Service
undertook its nationally CO.
ordinated program Of investi-
eating the schools in co-opera-
ton with the Criminal Division
of the Justice Department be-
cause Of an upsurge in the
number of complaints.
So far, the principal opera
tors and statesmen Of twC
schools have been convicted
indictments have been returned
in two cases and four othel
cases are pending before
United States Attorneys.
The Postal Inspection Service
detailed some Of the operations
because this is the time OF
year when the questionable
correspondence school promo
tiers are most active.
Their targets are the newly
graduated high school stu
dents who know they need
more training to get good jobs
but can't afford to continue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Heads County Fair

Norman Mills of Ounce
Orchard will head the Fifteenth
Annual Montgomery County
Fair to be held in Gathers
burg, August 10 to %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
AnuRtltngs

BENJAMIN. There will
S !. m s 91V 81 iBRfENSAMN P PGTRoR
SKY on Sunday, June 30, 1868, ct
IL am, at the Ezras Israel Gene
terry, 4706 NJ st., Capitol Heights
Md, In case Of rain. II will be
postponed. THE CHILDREN.
23,29,3O
SHAPIRO, SAMUEL. There will be
an unwilling of q monument in
the memory Of SAMUEL SHAPIRO
pm, at King David Memorial Gar
den, Lee hwy, Route 29-211. I mile
beyond Falls Church, Va. Family
and friends are invited. After un-
yelling, proceed to 1901 Thornden
sA EFRassAsis ksef fpEGiE AND AND STANLEY
]. SHAPIRO. 23,2S,29
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very oftsn q card Of ihonks
N The SsaT meets o need
which con hardly be- solved In
onY other wuy. Not only ls
II q orosiovs expression Of
gratitude 10 those who hove
sent FloFol tributes but also
eoVrssOVsly acknowledges the
services and kindnsssSs' Of
the. many 10 whom q personal
note Of ihsnks eonnot we'll be
mailed or whose nomes end
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q eord Of thanks
moy be owsnsod by telephone
to The Star, u. $4,000.
The Evening end SVnd0y Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Voter Interest Is Light
In Foirfox Election

With less than and half remaining before
Vrginas July Democratic primary candidates for egisla
tive and county offices in Fairfax County and Falls Church
have failed to stimulate voter interest major
Trnouts for most candidates meetings held far
been light But party officials hope that three gatherings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

81, 1888, MRS. EDNA M BAKER.
devoted friend OF Mrs. Mayme l..
Jackson Of 102 P st. NV. Other
relatives and friends also survive
Remains resting with l. Z. Murray
notice later.
CLARENCE p, Jr. OF
June 81 n Isss' Husband md Of I'm Marie re
G. Berkeley, father Of Raymond Z.
Berkeley, son Of Clarence P. Berke-
ley. ST.. and brother Of Bernard H.
Berkeley. Three grandchildren also
neral Home 81 i1th nI 81 81. r on
Tuesday, June rs, ct 1 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National cemetery.