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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

for much of the scoring load, is
out for a while with a bad
sprain and that leaves it up to
powerful footballer Jim Krause,
GA John Hamilton, Alan Field
and Ed Compton to led a hand
to Wilson.
Coach Jim Gilmore hopes
that defense may give his team
a boost. He says most all of
the boys today can shoot and
want to shoot. If they can
learn defense they might be
one step ahead of the next fell
low"
If and when Walter Johnson
falters, who then will be at the
doorstep? The general con-
census amongst the coaches
favors any of a group which
includes Blair, Wheaton, Spring.
brook and Northwood.
Wheaton will not have the
biggest team In the county but
the knights will have strength
and experience. Walt Dupee will
lean heavily on his top scorer
and rebounder Terry Boswell.
Boswell Is recovered from the
bad ankle that plagued him dur
ing football and Is ready to go.
He will be Joined by Dean
Thompson and Curtis NOrIand
up front, that pair manning the
corners.
Wheaton's backcourt shapes
up with John Tinker the main
stay. Tinker was not a starter
until he was inserted in the
Northwood game last year. He
promptly scored IL points to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

also took all four points in Wed
nesday's action.
Best team efforts for the DC.
Mixed were the 1035-2798 by
Bakers Photo Supply, led by
Chuck Young's 235-636. Ann
Herndon's 20S for Garden Gate
Nursery and Bea Hamilton's SIG
for Bankers Mortgage were the
best efforts for the women.
In the Bellies of st. Mary's
the winner of the first round
is the Go-Gettems. However, the
Night Owls and Scatterpins are
among those close to the top.
In Mondays action the Scatter.
pins stopped the Go-Gettems for
three points while Ginny Colo.
han and her Night Owls won
three. Best average in the
league is held by Lou Bolkcom
of the C.P. Pea Pickers.
Another award has been
earned in the Parent-C Child
League, again by one of "chil-
dren." Sixteen.year-old Ellis
fash uncorked an award win.
ming 258 game as part of his
5S5 set in Sunday nights action.
His team won all four points.
Wah-Que Restaurant took
three from Wheaton Lumber in
the Wheaton Plaza Mems Com.
mercial while second-place Per-
lection Paint and Decorating
was dropping three to Clicks
Opticians. Jerry Showers 244-
COL for Clicks was the best indi-
vidual performance of the night.
In the Ladies Masters, Bowl
America took two from Con.
gressiOnal in action Mt Silver
Spring while Ten Pin Coliseum
took two from Fair lanes. Ten
Pin Coliseum has now opened
a lead with SO wins to 20 for
Congressional and Bowl
America.
Highs at Congressional this week.
Rockville Triples; Kelley 232-5S6. Par
ent-child' Charles Meyer 21s-5s7. Mems
Commercial: Fred Miwee 241-611. Bellies
OF ST. Mary's: NJ. Brogan 1888. Jane
Cuskilly 476. Buships Ocean: Murrison
09-523. Holy Cross; Hraniciry 1885.
Metro Merchants: Bowman 234, Art Cen
dell 2S4, Vern Burke 5o3 Ladies' Mite
Out: Dene Boyl 209-465. Merry Maids
Renee Dueham 1872. Harriet Bergquist
1872. Mary Pauley 500. d. c. Mixed
Ann Herndon 20S, Bea Hamilton 519,
Chuck Young 235-696 Lady Birds: Mar.
ian Stein 1TS, r. DuclSy 439. Faith
United Jean ]. 19l-472. Stag Mixed
Doubles: NJ. Thorpe 164-464. b. Thorpe
223-607. Friday Mlx-ups: Dot Hoffer
1ss-543. B. Steele 25S. Lee Hoffer COS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
pov-by-Doy 19b3-64 County Basketball
Friday, December 6

Friday, December
Springbrook at Montgomery Blair
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Walt Whitman
Northwood at Albert Einsten
Richard Montgomery at Wheaton
Sherwood at Walter Johnson
Poolesville at Peary
Gaithersburg at Damascus
Saturday, December
Walter Johnson at Peary
Tuesday, December 10
Walt Whitman at Sherwood
Wheaton at Landon
Good Counsel at Gaithersburg
Poolesville at Georgetown Prep
Blair at st. Johns
Friday, December Is
Albert Einstein at Springbrook
Walter Johnson at Richard Montgomery
Wheaton at Montgomery Blair
Northwood at BethesdaChevy Chase
Peary at Walt Whitman
Gaithersburg at Poolesville
Damascus at Sherwood
Saturday December IA
Peary at Springbrook
Einstein at Gaithersburg
Mt. Airy at Damascus
Alumni at Poolesville
Tuesday, December II
Einstein at Peary
Good Counsel at Walter Johnson
Montgomery Blair at st. Johns
Middletown at Gaithersburg
Poolesville at Priory (St Anselm's)
Thursday, December 10
Walt Whitman at Walter Johnson
Montgomery Blair at Albert Einstein
Richard Montgomery at B. c. C.
Wheaton at Northwood
Springbrook at Gaithersburg
Damascus at Poolesville
Sherwood at Peary
Friday, December 20
Damascus at Mt Airy
Monday, December 20
Alumni at Walter johnson
Thursday, December 20
Gaithersburg Christmas Tournament
Friday, December ~
Alumni at Northwood
Einstein at Walkersville
Alumni at Montgomery Blair
Alumni at Sherwood
Gaithersburg at Walkersville
Damascus at Linganore
Saturday, December 20
Einstein at Walkersville
Alumni at Wheaton
@AAuhhi at IbiCHdIQ montgomery
Damascus at Linganore
Friday, January 3
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase at w. johnson
Springbrook at Northwood
Walt Whitman at Wheaton
Albert Einstein at Richard Montgomery
Montgomery Blair at Good Counsel
Poolesville at Sherwood
Peary at Gaithersburg
Damascus at Glenelg
Saturday, January
Sherwood at Springbrook
Good Counsel at Wheaton
Glenelg at Poolesville
Tuesday, January
Richard Montgomery at Northwood
Albert Einstein at B. c. c.
Walt Whitman at Montgomery Blair
Walter johnson at Springbrook
Mackin at Wheaton
Landon at Sherwood
Poolesville at Grassland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

II tournament.
Highlighting the action at
Skor Nor was the team of Lucy
Hoopingarner from the Virginia
Classic and Jack Stiegelmeyer
from the Masters. For the four
game set Lucy rolled 752 and
Jack 1924 for 1876 scratch.
Tops among those who rolled
at Riverdale were Judy Howard
and Dick Martin with a 1872.
Judy's high game of 223 topped
all individual games.
The final chance for bowlers
to enter as representatives of
their travelling leagues comes
this Sunday. Maryland bowlers
may roll at Congressional while
virginians will compete at Ten
Pin Plaza.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
Friday. january 10

Richard Montgomery at Walt Whitman
Springbrook at Wheaton
Walter Johnson at Northwood
Montgomery Blair at B. c. C.
Woodward Prep at Poolesville
Peary at Damascus
Sherwood at Gaithersburg
Saturday, January IL
Gaithersburg at Richard Montgomery
Laurel at Damascus
Tuesday, January IA
Albert Einstein at Wheaton
Northwood at Walt Whitman
B.CC. at Springbrook
Montgomery Blair at Walter johnson
Richard Montgomery at Sherwood
Gaithersburg at Good Counsel
Friday, January IL
Wheaton at Bethesda Chevy Chase
Montgomery Blair at Richard Montgomery
Walter johnson at Albert Einstein
Springbrook at Walt Whitman
Sherwood at Northwood
Good Counsel at Peary
Glenelg at Damascus
Saturday, January Is
Charlotte Hall at Peary
Cr0SSlanQ at FOOleSVllle
Thursday, January 20
Montgomery Blair at Northwood
Wheaton at Walter Johnson
Richard Montgomery at Springbrook
Albert Einstein at Walt Whitman
Peary at Poolesville
Damascus at Gaithersburg
Friday, January "a
Peary at Good Counsel
Saturday, January 25
Walt Whitman at Bethesda Chevy Chase
Montgomery Blair at Springbrook
Albert Einstein at Northwood
Wheaton at Richard Montgomery
Good Counsel at Sherwood
Poolesville at Glenelg
Tuesday, January 20
Northwood at Sherwood
Walter Johnson at Good Counsel
Bethesda Chevy Chase at st. Johns
Friday, January 81
Springbrook at Albert Einstein
Richard Montgomery at Walter Johnson
Montgomery Blair at Wheaton
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase at Northwood
Walt Whitman at Peary
Poolesville at Gaithersburg
Sherwood at Damascus
Saturday February
Peary at Randolph Macon Academy
Thurmont at Poolesville
Tuesday, February
Walter Johnson at Walt Whitman
Albert Einstein at Montgomery Blair
B. c. c. at Richard Montgomery
Northwood at Wheaton
Springbrook at Sherwood
Friday, February
Walter johnson at Bethesda Chevy Chase
Northwood at Springbrook
Wheaton at Walt Whitman
Richard Montgomery at Albert Einstein
st. Johns at Montgomery Blair
Poolesville at Damascus
Peary at Sherwood
Saturday, February 8 Il
Peary at Charlotte Hall
Gaithersburg at Poolesville
Tuesday, February IL
Northwood at Richard Montgomery
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Albert Einstein
Montgomery Blair at Walt Whitman
Springbrook at Walter johnson
Wheaton at Peary
See Basketball Schedule, B3
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
Basketball Here; 7 Games
On Tap; n League Tests
Walter johnson Star Is
Defense Of Glass Az Title
By Robert Guy
Sentinel Sports Editor

That season is here when neither rain nor snow can
dampen the performance mute the echoes of the ref
whistle Basketball starting and the longest sched-
ue in the school program will commence Friday night
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

Sunday the first shifts Of the special qualfers
being held by the MWBPA Travelling Leagues to select
their representatives for the Holiday Mixed Doubles
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

Several leagues were idle this
week because of Thanksgiving.
The Shirts and Skirts held
their position round last week.
The second place team, the Goal
posters, took three to forge into
the lead ahead of Courthouse
Square, defending champions.
The league is close, with three
points separating fifth place
from first.
Stars of the evening were AL
Jones with 5S5 and Doris Jones,
who converted the 4.7.10 split in
the tenth for Albert Van and
Storage team.
Pilgrim House is trying for a
repeat championship in the DC.
Mixed. They took over a IN
game lead by shutting out Bill
Bonds Chevy Chase Chevrolet.
Meanwhile Eastern Mortgage
Corporation was being BANKED
by Garden Gate Nursery and
Bankers Mortgage had to settle
for a split with Ike's Montrose
Wheel Service. Twinbrook Tap
Room and Bells Liquor Store
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

The following weekend, Dec.
IA and Is, is the date set for
House qualifiers. The affair is
handicapped this year TO enable
more bowlers to get into the
action against defending cham
pi0ns Polly and Dave Melton.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

COkTATR '63 Mona. auto. trans..
2. and n Wv. tires. Pvt. own
er. 81 eo5. HI. 4-e432
C0RvAIR 'sl white 7-dr. "7oo" auto.
trzn8.a very clean ] owner. dsl7S
Can ~. s-ss7.
CORVETTE '6s Stingrays 7, and h.
tops beautiful red finish with
matching inter, car Ike new
throlghout, c,sss. UNIVERSITY
AUTO SALES, Univ. blvd. and
celesgiile rd., ~. S-ls5s.
= CONTINENTALS
Complete line Of Continentals from
lseo thru lS65. An fully equipped.
Some with factory WarTkdty. New
Evening star., 1963-12-29
BIoodCenter
Issues Call
For Donors

The Red Cross has issued
an appeal for blood donors, as
serting that donations are run
ming far behind the need"
Only SO bottles were COL
lected by the regional blood
center in Washington Thurs
day, although the center was
stated to handle more than
twice that number. the organi-
cation reported.
A bloodmobile operation car
ried out at Frederick, Md, pro-
duced ITO pints of blood, only
SIS per cent Of the hoped-for
goal, it was said.
The Red Cross Blood Center
at POPS E street NV. will be
closed New Years Day, but
will operate on full-schedule
New Years eve.
The center will be open from
l pm. to 9 pm. tomorrow and
from 9 am. to 5 pm Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday
The Washington Regional
Red Cross Blood Center dis
tributed 1,470 pints Of blood in
Washington and surrounding
areas last week.
OF the total, 799 pints were
distributed in the District. 296
in Maryland, 311 in Virginia,
and 81 outside these areas.
A schedule of bloodmobile
visits follows:
TomOrroW-Main Navy. 18th St. and
Sonsutution ave; NV, Room 264l.
House. sST 40 g62o to EsssttwS.. stS hwy, chsPssT sSsT
Spring. Nd. 10 am; 70 3:46 pm;
TO 1:45 pm; Pentsgon, Room "a $50,
$3.50 am. to 2:45 pm.
Tuesday-Main Navy. 18th ct, and
Church. sic South West st.. cuipsper.
Va, l1:3O am. 70 4:lb pm; Chap
ter House, 40l Duke ST.. Alexandria,
Room "a $50, e:40 am. 70 2:45 pm.
Wednesday-Holiday.
ThursdAy-Main Navy, 18th st.
and Constitution ave. NV, Room
2541, $50 am. TO 2:45 pm; Service
Club, North Post. Fort Myer, Va. 10
Building No. l. South Post. Fort Bel
gon' Room ga 75O. ESQ am. TO 2:46
| pm.
Frlday-Msin Navy. 18th st. and
! Constitution ave. NV. Room 2b41
e:3O am. to 2:45 pm; American
Legion Hall, Madison, Va. TO 5:45
pm; Forest Heights School. Esstover.
3A $50, $3.50 am. TO 2:45 pm.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Citizens Groups
Meet Thursday

The Clinton Citizens Associa-
ton, the Capitol Hill Southeast
Citizens Association and the
Colmar Manor Civic Associa-
ton will meet on Thursday.
The Clinton groups meeting
will start at 8 pm. at 8504
Branch avenue, Clinton, Nd,
to elect officers. The Capitol
Hill Southeast Citizens will also
start at 8 pm. In the Hine
Junior High School at Seventh
and C streets Sc.
The Colmar Manor Civic
Associations meeting will start
at $3.50 pm. in the Colmar
Manor Municipal Center, 31O7
Lawrence street, Colmar Ma
nor, Md.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

The Rev. and Mrs. Clar-
ence C. Walker celebrated
their 65th wedding ami
versary Friday. Mr.. Walker
at IS is still active as a
supply pre- ach er, cur
rently assisting his SON.
in-law, the Rev. Leslie E.
Gould at the Trinity Bap-
tist Church in Lewisdale,
Md. The couple spend
winters at the parsonage,
1902 BeechwOOd road,
LewiSdale. They have Q
daughter, three grand
sons and six great grand
children.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
SCIENCE
ENGINEERING
CALENDAR

THURSDAY
Plant Sciences Seminar Committee
Series on molecular biology. DR.. Ellis
Bolton Of the Carnegie Institution Of
Washington will speak on "Interactions
at 2 pm. at the Plant Industry Station
Auditorium, Beltsville, Md.
FRIDAY
d. C. Council Of Engineer and Arohi-
tecturaI Societies. pm. at the Po-
tomac Electric Power Co. Auditorium.
Members only.
SATURDAY
National Capital Astronomers -
Gerald Pease Of the United States
Naval Observatory will speak on comets
at SIS pm. at the Department OF
Commerce Auditorium. Fourteenth and
z streets NV
Evening star., 1963-12-29

DE SOTO IS l-dr., auto. trans, r.
and h., p.s., p.b., snow tires, lst
owner. Excel. cond. $32S. HA. 2.77le.
DE SOTO 1888 VS., std. trans,
and h., new tires, excel. cond.
throughout. SAYS. WA. 7-so5o.
DODGE "a $50 l-door seda n,
power steering, heater, defroster.
alternAtor, oil filter, signal lights,
ETC., $2,7ps. BANNING & SON. $500
Baltimore ave-. Hyattsville, Nd,
Ts-7A00.
DODGE 80 2-dr. sedan. GOOD
cond. and appear. A good End
car. A real buy. SIS cash. 277-
DODGE 80 Lancer A-dOOr station
wagon, original white finish, auto
matic transmission, r. and h., power
steering, extra clean, compare at
only 81 ,3qS,
Evening star., 1963-12-29

V5ISNXS5EI sOs q yIsCAE sAysEK 81 OSS 6SiDS
Silver Spring, Nd. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
LEE D. BUTLER
rE. 7.37AI FE. 7-Sloo

MERCURY 50 Adr. auto, r. and h.,
soOd soOd s15e 5ss J1y nsT s.s6AS pA''erS' Excel
Evening star., 1963-12-29
ROsenthaI

AnSIN4k1 CSIIO
7o2S CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FALCON 81 2-dr. station wagon, r.
and h., stand. trans, orig. owner.
$3.50. 52I.2343 ewes. or week ends.
FORD 20 800" XL convert, white.
black tops spotless. new tires, Sass.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Guy Steuart
MRAD0Hn

ll6e EAST WEST hwy. S. S.. Nd.
~. eslso JU. s-6s6s
CONTINENTAL 1850 Classic Marx
5. last one built Of Classic Mark
Series. Only 1900 miles. Beau
tiful original paint, not scratch
ed or marred. Beautiful leather
interior not stained or Soiled. All
power equipped incl. rear view
Win ow, vent glasSes. seats.
steering. brakes. antenna. etc.
Fully equipped. Spare tire never
Used. All winter Servicing Just
completed. Carefully chauffeured
and gGrGged. Cost new almost
So 900. Sacrifice for 50. .975 or
nearest cash offer under. Write:
American Aircraft Co. Box S7l5.
ffiendship Airport. Nd.
CONTINENTAL 20 Convertible,
factory air conditioned, every luxu-
" feature, Hhis 4-door model has
electric pow. top, 1885.
Lindsay OldS-Cadillac
EAIRLNGroN SHOPPING CIR, 50
OH, 3-o3so ALEXANDRIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
Added TO A. U. Stuff

Loring X. Macy formerly director Of the Bureau Of
Foreign and its predecessor agency the Office
OF International Trade has Joined the American Uni
versity faculty lecturer in the School Of Business
Administration. Mr. Macy in his course fundamentals
Of international Business, accents the growth and
changes which have taken place in international business
since World War IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK
BALTIMORE (AP) UsDA) Cattle: Es,

BALTIMORE AP) CUSDA) Cattle: Els.
timated receipts last week 2250 head; com.
pared to 2,l3s last week and 1855 a
year ago. Supplies included around rs
per cent slaughter steers and heifers, a
per cent cows and balance largely bulls
and feeder cattle and calves. Compared
with last weeks close slaughter steers
and heifers steady to rs cents lower, de-
cline on short fed offerings. Cows steady
to weak, bulls mostly steady and feeder
cattle and calves largely steady.
Slaughter steers and heifers: Choice
o6o-ll75 III slaughter steers 2475-25. So
load average and high choice l075 lbs
2S.7S, load average to mostly high choice
including prime ll05 lbs 1900. mixed high
good and low choice 900-ll00 lbs 24.0o.
24.75, good sSo-ll00 lbs, 32,oo-2A0o, few
standard and low good s0o-l2so lbs n 90.
$500. Several consignments good to low
choice 70S-l0l0 ID heiferS 2200.24.2S, few
standard and low good l9.o022.00.
Cows and bulls: Utility and CONNER.
cial cows l3.75.l5.5o, few l6.0o-l6.S0. can,
ner and cutter ll.ool4oo, light shelly
Gamer 9.0o-l0.S0. Cutter to commercial
bulls l6.S0-l9.50, few 2o00.20.5o.
Feeder cattle and calves: Good and
choice s0o-s75 III feeder steers 22,7S.23. 40
medium and good 775-SS0 lbs 20.25-22.7S
good and choice 535-67S Id steers 1910
$500, load common and medium 81!
lbs l7.so. load 4sS Id good and choice
steer calves 1900, medium and gooc
3Oo-5Oo Id steer calves 22,oo-25oo. Load
1900, consignment good and choice a!
Id heller calves 22.5o, few medium anC
good l9.00-2l.S0.
Hogs: Estimated receipts $500 heat
compared to 3.l32 head last week anC
2.744 last year Compared with las
weeks close barrOws and gifts largel!
steady; sows fully steady.
Barrows and gifts; Consignment US
ava lbs N.35, US Ia l8o-22S lbs l1l0
l7.25, most US l.3 lso.235 lbs l6,7S.l7 90
largely 100, few lots US 10 24o-26o Id
! l6.0o-I67S.
Sows: Three loads US Ia 2oS3lS Id
1900 US 10 100000 lbs l3.7SlS.oo, 400
800 lbs l2.5o-l375.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
Riggs Veteran to Retire

Harry L. Downey, assistant vice pres
ident Of Riggs National Bank, will re-
tire tomorrow after 46-year banking
career. A native Of Columbia, Pa. he
Joined the Washington Loan & Trust
Co. in 1917 as bookkeeper. He became
assistant treasurer in 1914 and assistant
manager of the West End Branch in
l948. After his bank was merged with
Riggs in 1854. he became assistant man.
ager of the Seventeenth and G Street
Branch. He advanced to assistant vice
president in 1850 He is q mast chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
Heads Government SuIes

H. Fillmore Powell has been named
manager Of the Government sales de-
partment Of Calumet & Hecla'S VOL
VERNE Tube Division. Formerly district
manager for the division In Los An
geles, he now will be responsible for
all of Wolverines Government liaison
and contract activities with offices at
1925 street NV. Wolverine Tube
manufactures tubing Of copper metals,
aluminium and special metals. 1t has
plants in Detroit and Dearborn Heights,
Mich, and Decatur, Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
KipIinqer Marks 40th Year

William Kiplinger, who wrote his first
Kiplinger Washington Letter 40 years
ago, was honored by associates at a
testimonial dinner Friday night at the
Madison Hotel. The first publication
date was September 49, 1923. From a
small start in the Albee Building, Mr..
Kiplinger built his organization to in
clude a magazine. Changing Times, and
three other Kiplinger letters in addition
to the Kiplinger Washington Letter.
The firm now has two buildings, one
at 1923 H street NV, and at Editors
Park, Hyattsville. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
Joins General Kinetics

Gordon c. Butler has Joined General
Kinetics Incorporated, Arlington. as a
staff consultant Formerly, Mr.. Butler
was assistant manager Of State and
local government marketing for the
United States in the Univac Division Of
Sperry Rand Corporation in Washing
ton. His responsibilities in General
Kinetics will include development Of
marketing applications in data process
ing, and its services and equipments In
the field Of magnetic recording.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO (AP). The grain future,
market moved In wide swings in both
directions last week under the Influence
of q possible United States Soviet deaj
INVOLVING the sale Of an estimated II;
million bushels of American wheat. Trad
ing was the most active of the year,
While II was believed that the Russians
would Ike to acquire Americanw wheat
II appeared last on Friday that they were
waiting for Qualification Of United States
policy regarding sales Of grain to Com.
muniT countries before making an offer
The administration was said to be re.
ceptive to such an offer. There were in.
dications Of q divided congressional re.
action. A decision is expected from the
White House this week.
A factor In Fridays market decline
was q report that the International Long.
Shoremen's Association had voted not Il
load grains intended for Russia or Cuba
q deal Is approved. The report said
the union had 80 informed Government
officials.
Range Of prices for the week:
TInaa C1a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29

Mr.. Christensen Is Q native Of
York, Pa, q graduate Of Penn State
University and an Army veteran. He
also started with Sealtest in Washington
and was accounting manager here be-
fore his promotion to Philadelphia two
years ago. He has been serving as
office manager there. His predecessor,
Mr.. Magruder, has been q director of
the Georgetown Kiwanis Club and the
National Dairy Council Of Metropolitan
Washington, and Is member of the
Washington Board Of Trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
DonneIIey Promotes Aide

David j. Mead, premise sales representative for the
Reuben H. Donnelley Telephone Directory Co.. has been
promoted to major accounts representative Mr. Mead
joined the directory advertising firm in October 1882
q salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
Thompson Receives Award

John w. Thompson, jr.. assistant to the president
Of The Star and president Of WNAL-TV, received an
award from the Washington Chapter Of the Public Re-
ations Society Of America at its 10th annual Mid
Atlantic Conference in the Stater-Hlton Hotel for
long, time civic service. s. Ralph Dubruwin president
of the chapter, presented the award
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-29
COTTON

NEW YORK (AP). Cotton futures
prices on the New York Cotton Exchange
were strong last week. closing IS cents
TO 90 cents q bale higher. The greatest
gain was made In most distant months
The previous week the market was 70
cents lower 10 IS cents higher
Commission house and trade buying
In the face OF limited offerings pushed uT
prices in more distant months, Demand
was attributed TO the fact there have
been no developments on new legislation
Exports for the week ended Tuesday
were estimated by the exchanges service
bureau at 1900 bales compared with
year ago. For the season shipments have
reached an estimated $4,000 bales com
pared with 774,o0o bales at this time :
year ago,