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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

Sc, LIVINGSTON RD. - New, z
bedrms.. air cond., lge. living din
area, huge closets, mod. kit. pvt
parking, S144.b0 plus cleo. Mr..
Salvo from o am. TO o pm.
DRUSKIN MGT. CO. 049.b600
TWO-family duplex near Catholic
Univ.-Complet furn. one bed
rm., liv. rm,; dinette. kit, and
bath. Immediate possession all
utils. included. Call TO inspect.
SIQLER and CO. ST, 3-72S1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

COOL BsMT. sTUDIO-Tv in your
room, refgr., grill, foam matt,
Sl6-S22, COZ ed, NV. FE. S-6274,
DESIRABLE L.H.K. rooms in choice
NV. ne. sc, areas. Sl0-Sl5 wk.
Call RIA. 6-2l17, 363-3697.
L.H.W. ROOM (2). Very nice and
clean, excel. bus serv. in very
nice neighborhood. Also a furn.
bsmt. apt Call or apply aft. 4
1906 Hobart st. NV. 462-S364.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

GA, AVE, 4S0O = l-bedrm. apt.
S90.50 mo. All utils. incl. Newly
dec. To. 2-3060 or RA. 6-7377.
GA. AVE. N.W.-NeWly dec. I-bed-
rm. apt, air cond. transp., prkg.
Adults. RA. 3-2s2s. EN-. 3-3426.
GEORGETOWN-If you like to live
this o feSesdr%' ar ide sn09!d or sec
girls. $50. FE. 3-92S7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

FALLS CHURCH. on busline-3-
room-And-bath apt. eompl. furn,,
incls, all utils. Available June rs.
No children or pets. Suitable mar
c SsH plf q pEs sSP fRsstSr ii q mo no.
spect. b3S-bSbS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
POULTRY, RABBITS, EGGS
ALTURAS HOTEL

ADJ. G.w.U.-TV in your room,
refgr., grill. foam matt, $l5-S20
I 2l2l r 81. NV. DE. S-6276.
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STOKERS

~. late model Admlral 2l", re.
mote control blond table model,
peri. eond, guaranteed .4l2b,
wAYEEsa al. fih dSl 2s24 M st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
/ MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE ROOMS FURHlsHED-NE.

HAMILTON STREET - cozy furn,
ished room next to bath. $50
month. LA. 6-0732.
LARGE SLEEPING RM.. comfort.
ably furn. Cool during summer
near good transp. 543-5531.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENs-Beau-
tifully furnished, fully equipped
suites at the price of q rooml
The privacy and comforts OF home
with all hotel services. plus free
parking. Complete apartments
with living room. equipped kitch-
en-, twin bedrooms. Conveniently
located IN historic Alexandria. Just
Only 10 minutes by car or bus
TO downtown Washington. For
reservations or additional infor-
nation, phone R31-A40O.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTO WREcKING YARD-oppoT-
tunity for worker, $4,000 cash.
FE. 7-32O0, OIL. A-3739.
Evening star., 1963-07-03

CO0KsvILLE AREA = Fine stons
home, needing renovation, tenant
house, farm BLDG, 20 acres. 30
min. 10 Silver spfing. outstandlnG
TY Co, wa. 4.0i9S, Ev. l-i74S,
LARGE REsTORED VIRGINIA
home. Farm, approx. 1913 acres.
River, fine swimming, relaxing
netur2 beauty. Private, accessible.
HOME SSSigyN IN VIRGINIA hills. ? rooms,
bath. Mountain view, 20 acres,
ESTATE AGENCY, Culpeper, Va,
VA. b.S602, office. VA. b-81oe or
VA. b-s6s3, residence.
RETIREnfENT PROPERTIES
) ACRES-NeW 5 bedrna., partially
built, $4,000,
3 ACREs-With rsmodslsd Colo.
NAL home, S1e,b0O.
90 ACRES = New stone rambler.
Terrific views, S2e,b00.
l27 ACRES--doQd 2-story home
Ponds, wonderful for summer
home end sportsman, Sis,bQ0,
CuLpEpKR REALTY, Culpoper,
va. Phone 703-S2b-eeB7.
Evening star., 1963-07-03

Eatrance, Most extraordinary cond,
for this 3-hedIm. brick split-level
wlrec; IIn., firepl., SArsge' Sc Sc
equipped kit. And it's close by
the swimming pool.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
ROsenthaI
"Aa5ESvRScoL acHSvvScLHT AT15s paaEHR E;SsDF

CHEvRoLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and @. 0lehe N4,
Arlington, We. VA. AeeIO0
BUICK 'Bo haFdtops 30, 600 NIL,
1 owner since new. S37D. flood
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave,
BUICK SkECiAL '53 hardtop, very
GOOD running eond.s uses no oil,
Straight 8 engine, $3.50 cash. 3
am. 70 1 pm, Thurs. 626s26g7.
BUICK '67 RQadmagtsf, motor and
body In excel. .eond., tram. needs
repairs. 10. 4-07o8 After
BUICK 80 hardtop sedan. 2a5"
Electra, factory air eQndn power
windowa. Sway seat, 81. .ee6:
Open weekdays til . Pm.
Capitol Cadillac dds Co.
12o6 22nd 81. y. W. PE. 7.2eO0
BUICK - Area's BE selsction.
RALPH BROWN BUICK, $50 n st.
NE, Ii 0s71OO. Open ewes, It'll Q,
CADILLAC 1855 1-df. AL shape
with new auto. trAne, viii sell
best Offer, need cash. bo6-s26T
Evening star., 1963-07-03

KlLL ~. DEyIL HILLS, gI|;', \. e;sSc e;csseE- vs|s.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
REAT THE HEAT

BEAT The HEAT
own S-rm. furn. cabin with Pow
er. water and seciusion. Hu'
i-2499.
sPERRYVTLLR AREA--Cinder brick
sise. range and fsirissrstof, tels-
trsss' View, scod frontage On
beautiful easeading mt. brook.
Only s4,0bO, some cash, balance
al $50 mo. Tor right party. Call
OWNER. b2b-0s17.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
VAGATI0N PLACES
SEAsRoRE PROPERLY

KILL DEVIL HILLS, n. o.--oeean-
front hogse' hgs' SlOO or SloV Nkis'
NORTH OCEAN CITY, MD.-Tak-
ins iHnssconmoGsss nslssssss'0SS 3. sSG.410ii'Sg. 80.
OCEAN CITY, Md and 2 bed
nm. apts. Ocean side. clean. OF.
4-4749, Ell. 6-22A2.
0CRAN CITY, MD.-Lovsly ocean.
front apt. 1-3 bedrms. ana ell.
clencies, fully equip. kit, sun
deck. maid service. ReAs, Eateg.
Wash. 10. s-4335, o. c. AT. e-7ee2,
OCEAN CITY, ND, APT, / and 2
bedFms., ocean side. New l-beo-
Tm., bay side. JE. 3-0234.
OCEAN CITY, ND, 3, a I'm rno'
Ia. 6-s2Os, IN 3. G. An. 9-7e59,
REHOB0TH BEACH. DEL.L3-b: :.
home, rs Laurel H., block from
boardwalk. Excellent viey q
for quick sale. RICHARD !. RICE.
sssssSlGSE9fs; sssssS.S9s7. Del ln0n' oO-
REHOBOTH BEACH-Brand new 3:
DsasR'' DsasR WITH ocean Sssa view view. zoo 4.
from boardwalk, sleeps 8. Avail,
June 29th thru July 18th. and
part Of Aug. IN. 5000.
REHOBOTH BEACH-ocean front
apts. and cottages. Immaculate.
SbB per week up. Oh. A-dsSs.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
COMMERCIAL GROUND
OUT.oF.TOWN REAL EST.

CALIF.-TFade equity in 3-b,r. Gus
tom home, nr san Jose, Motiett,
STANFORD univ, Lockheed, fer Nd,
Va. property. 43e-8ob7.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
B-l4 THE EVENING STAR
CUSTOM TASTE?

See this brick split-level to-day,
Pivs bedrooms. finished rec
room, two full baths, TIVE fire,
places, screened porch and double
carport, Set on Q magnifieent
tTee~iined lot, this home Is nicer
than II was when built only two
years ago. Call today
Evening star., 1963-07-03
ARLINGTON REALTY
REALToRs koRroAoE BANKERe
MCLEAN

MCLEAN
says "sii sssii ~ home dgisfiSi He
don't you delay IN seeing this
lovely brick home, featurlng 4
hedrins., aud q card room, 2 fire.
PLACES, recreation room .tg paneled
with western cedar and has slid"
ins Glass doors 70 rear YARD. fire.
place wall IS Of antique brick. sep-
eEaEe dining room, All electric iS
hallway and stairyHy 70 lover
delayi Call todayl II. e-4161,
Laughlin, Realtor
mrs. WM. HI
''McLEANS FIRST'
scSnsuit first. MeLsan's First''
9eLEAN ARIA = QUICK occU-
: FANCY. bedrooms. 2 baths,
nodern dream Kitchen, separate
dining room, paneled rec. room,
20 % %, MoELLER RIAL ESTATE,
MoyE m N0W--OPEN-VACANT
TAlNFAx CITY, lovely. prestige B.
b.f., 2h-beth split-level, FLA
: sppF.. S2i. 900. Al extras. Re-
finance, Slo.S00, or assume hS
SIS eSsrl:. el;sil shooi H. cR. ssiHst7s. LEE
nj. VERNON AREA, RiYersids Is
tates--Split-foyer rambler, 4 bed
rms, 3 baths. rec. rKn. with firepl..
patio. earpeting, excel area for
children. BY OWNER. Assume loan
or refinance. so. 6-O5S7.
Evening star., 1963-07-03
YEONAS
JA. 8-2l0O

DfSTREsS SALE-Vacant, reduced.
superb condition. Charm.paeked
nutch Colonial on magnificent lot,
IN eiegant sleepy Hollow. Lovely
ilg. rm. With Colonial flrepl., large
formal din, rni.,. luxury equipped
Kitchen With eating space, 3 gen
erons bedrnis., 3 baths, sitting
room, fun bsmt., breeseway and
Rarage, Indeed, the exespton ~
RAIRFAx CRY. cobhdale erea-
Brick, liv. rm. with firepl., dining,
mod. elec. kit, 4 hedrms', -
baths, lge; earpoTt roomy n: nsmt.'
fence, quiet yet conv. to major
ana churches. OWNER, 279-6sl9: J:
fAIRYAx vILL4-S M 6sdEIas:, rms: s,,i sA
SlSgd. siTsPl;. BY OWNER $4,000 cA'
FALLS CHURCH-chsrming 3-bed-
fm. rambler. on huge fenced lot,
conyenient area, $500 0nly Csn,,
REALTY, INC. JE, 4-0041.
FALLS CHURCH AREA--VAcANT.
California contemporary ram
bier, exposed beam eeiltnssi slid
ing glass doeTs 10 patio. FENCED
ssttinT Under $4,000. KE, g.
S79S 20 to %. MokLIER REAL
ESTATE. -..-------------=-.
FALLS CHURcH-BR0YHTLL PARK
-GI-FHA, Sle,6O0 or assume.
3s-ft. brick ramb., on level fed.
lot with trees. tirepl, tE liv, room,
fully eaulp. GE kit. walk-out
bsmt. incl. lge; rec, room; IN Sna
bath. den or zsh eedrm. lnmnmSa' nn
Evening star., 1963-07-03
GARAGES

AUToMOBILEs FoR SALI
Evening star., 1963-07-03
USED JED Vol yoLEswAcENs Ssvn ;gE1

Ths I Above listed car cars ar; ars : n from
tai. We are clearing our used
models. We accept tPadss. Finane-
ing can be arranged with SOS
CAPITAL IMPORTS
SALES AND gERv1cR
43ol conn. Ave. NV. 1l4.0S00
Il
Evening star., 1963-07-03
INVESTMENT PROP. WANT,

PRIVATE PANTY wants small
.:snn., s;a1i OEoP:r's Pc cr e..l cs .Sa Stao-O'SS
Evening star., 1963-07-03

ONE AcRE

Burke, iO-minute drive 10 Annan-
bier, 5 bsdrmS. lSx14, living rm,
26xi5, IN baths, clean house,
Secluded. Lots Of trees. Askina
sioi,.s., so, 1EkI1sS5Ad 1kyssSS5Ad BROS INc''
Evening star., 1963-07-03
Mills BUILDING

PRESTIGE LOCATION
18th and Psnnaylvenia Ave, NV.
Choice offices, suites. eyatL for
immed. eecup. Rentals from Ss5
mo. with ell services provided.
OLIVER z, CARR MANAGEMENT,
INC, Ma. S-A6So.
NEW BLDG nT. PARKfNdToN =
Sci, eiiiees Or suites, al services
Evening star., 1963-07-03

VI .OSS 81 hi sifS II siH' :.SsIS.i SsRS;
Evening star., 1963-07-03
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

For Information Call Mr.. K.bbe
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgages Bankers
Bids. DL 7-S300
Evening star., 1963-07-03

b%sdrm.. % soSatS ' bricE amber.
ESvsIy lot. ST, 500. Assums isrSi
loan. Fl, e-3664.
feel cur home Is the
best 2.bedEm. ramh. buy In the
area. Modern corner firepl.. pan
eled wall. rec. rrn.. work shop,
leaving soon. 81 1880. Du. 6-617A
viENNA--owner must sell lmmed-
lately. have $i.o09. 0ye[looking
country club. Brick split-leyel. 3
bedrms.' possible Ath. ga baths.
rec rec, r an,s Ss5neES 'STmS; Sr nav ssTs eon
SiSer lease with option 10 buy. iiol
WestbYiAr court. WE. s-276b.
Jackson advocate., 1963-11-09
Over S19-MiIIion

Continued From Page One)
Improve the American eco-
,nomy," DR.. Mays said.
DR. Mays pointed out that
while Negroes are 1919 Of the
total national population they
comprise only 31k% of the col
legiate, graduate and profess
sional enrolment.
"This small collegiate enroll
ment explains in part the rea-
son why we cannot furnish a
large number Of Negroes quail
fled to serve in industry, in gov
ernment, at home and abroad,
or provide more physicians, en-
gineers and scientists. II we
had 1919 Of the collegiate en-
rollment we could treble the
number of qualified Negroes in
every area of American life,"
DR.. Mays said.
Mortimer, who presided at the
meeting stressed "the vital role
Negro higher education must
play in bringing 10 million
Americans into the main stream
of American life in a more SEN
sible and peaceful fashion"
He said: "It is worse-than-
ever economic waste in times
like these when business and
industry must continue to say
we would employ more Negroes
if we could find educationally
qualified candidates for the
kind of better jobs available un-
der our advancing technology.
Business and industry can
not afford to continue just to
wish and wait for more suffi-
ciently educated Negro candi-
dates. We all need to wade in
and help create more jobs that
are open"
The $50 million is to be allo-
Gated to the 80 Negro colleges
and universities within the
Fund for 65 major campus
building and renovation pro-
jects at a cost of $28 million;
immediate special education
projects including remedial pro-
grams at a cost of $40 million;
Jackson advocate., 1963-11-09


and $l2 million for additional
endowment to strengthen fac
ulties and enlarge scholarship
aid. All 30 Of the colleges are
in the South where half Of the
Negroes live.
In September the Ford Foun-
dation made q grant Of $16 mil
lion TO the campaign, end the
Rockefeller Foundation q gift
Of $2.5 million. Both grants in
clude amounts for designated
colleges within the Fund as
Jackson advocate., 1963-11-09

well as amounts: for general dis
tribution. On September 18th
President Kennedy met with
Mortimer and other members Of
his committee at the White
House where the campaign was
Jackson advocate., 1963-11-09

sident, The National Fcunda-
ton; Thomas J. Watson, Jr.,
Chairman, international Bust
ness Machines Corporation; Sid
ney J. Weinberg, Partner, Cold
man, Sachs q Company.
Jackson advocate., 1963-11-09

esdorf, Sr. Partner, 8. d. Deid-
esdorf & Company; L. r. Nc
Collum, President, Continental
Oil Company; A. L. Nickerson,
Chairman, Socony Mobil Oil
Company; Basil O'Connor, Pre-
Jackson advocate., 1963-11-09

announced.
The other,members Of the Ma
tional Committee from the New
York area are: Lindsley r.
Kimball, Associate, Rockefeller
Brothers Fund; Samuel d. Leid-
Jackson advocate., 1963-11-09
235 NORTH PARISH STREET
JACKSON

Mr.. Tripp is the first Negro to be employed as a
manager of Jackson shoe store. He has full and
complete charge of the store hiring and firing,
full supervision of sales, credit merchandising and
advertising . and all other matters required in the
successful operation of the business He has an ex-
ceent background of sales experience, and has ac-
quired host of friends from these years of salts
factory service to the public.
Jackson advocate., 1963-11-09

Now you can select the one grade OF top
quality Lion Gasoline that runs your car at its
best. No more power than your engine can
use-and no less than it needs!
The lower the oct ane rating your car needs,
the more you can save-1f, 2f, even 81 a
gaIIon-every time you buy gas! From now on,
you can stop wasting money on octane rating
your car can't possibly use.
On the other hand, don't buy ordinary regular
Jackson advocate., 1963-11-09

gas when your car calls for higher grade.
The lower grade may damage your engine.
This is the smart new way to buy gasoline
each grade blended right in the new Lion
seector pump-only at your Lion Oil Dealer.
Change to Lion Octane- Blended GasoIine-and
keep the change.
ALION OIL C0MPAMY: IN,s%;.r,
NIoM hydrocarbons Division Monsanto Chemical Company ~
EL DORADO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18
MoeIIer, Former
Representative,
Gets NASA Post
By the Associated Press

Former Representative Wal
ter H. Moeller, Democrat Of
Ohio. who was a member of the
House Space Committee, is
now helping direct the national
space agency's public educa-
ton program.
Mr.. Moeller went to work for
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration March ]
as assistant to the director for
NASA's educational program
division. Mr.. Moeller said his
main Job will be to deal with
State boards Of education. His
post pays about $4,000 a year,
o NASA spokesman said.
Mr.. Moeller said he had to
wait several months after his
defeat for reelection to under
60 top security clearance for
the NASA job. MY congress
sional security wasn't good
enough" he said.
Mr.. Moeller, who served two
terms before his defeat by
Representative Adele. Repubh-
can Of Ohio, said he learned
the Job on my own right through
civil service qualification, par
of which came from my worl
on the Space Committee"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

the large and deeply concerned
United States business COM
munity. are frankly worried
over what is going TO happen
when Cosmonauts Nikolayev
and Popovich arriv Friday.
BY that time, the American
stars Of the opening, Maj. White
and the huge Globemaster
transport plane piloted by
Capt. David 5himic from
Shreveport, La. viii be gone
and, II not forgotten. at least
not here. In addition. the Rus
slams repeatedly are planning
to stay is days. which may be
long enough to wear out their
welcome, but on the other
hand, not so CURLY brief as the
three-day stay Of Maj. White
or the four-day stay Of Capt.
Shimic's plane. The Soviets
also seem to be taking cogni-
zance Of the fact that this six
week exposition also is sup
posed to be a scientific meet
ing" by bringing scientists
along.
Unusual Policy
The Soviet genius for boot
ing q flawless public relations
opportunity may save the day
for the United States. II, for
instance, the Reds place a cor
don around their plane ruling
out visits. the Americans who
held open house with their
plane will smell like q rose in
comparison. But this has MOTH
ing to do with the fact that
the United States could have
handled the whole affair much
better.
The mystery at this end is
the strange contrast between
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

LINZ wv 49, N~~N
A hero. The presence OF x-lo
Pilot Robert A. White was well
publicized, and the worlds air
plane altitude recordholder is
being hailed here everywhere
he goes, thanks to the Air
Force. Mai. White saved the day
in the absence Of Mercury
astronauts.
Top Rate Airman
Many people think Maj. White
is an astronaut. In fact, the
local paper said he got his
pilots wings from NASA. Mai.
White is a legitimate air hero
in his own right, but chances
are that Brazilians would be
less impressed II they knew his
real credentials.
People on the scene view the
Stateside decision not 10 send
Astronaut Walter Schirra along
with his Sigma 7 capsule as Q
bad tactical error. The explain
alton that all seven Cor sikh
Mercury astronauts are toe
busy with the shot two months
hence may convince the Bra
zilians, but people closer to the
Mercury program know this
simply is not true.
Americans here, including
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18
I'd. c. Hospitals
Get PHS Grants

Two Washington hospitals
are among 16 in the Nation to
receive grants under the Public
Health Services neurological
and sensory disease service pro-
gram.
Georgetown University School
of Medicine will get 1927, $50
and Children's Hospital $3,672,
Surgeon General Luther l.
Terry announced Friday.
Johns Hopkins School of
Medicine in Baltimore will also
receive a grant Of $27,l00. he
said. Grants Nationwide total
1898, 744. he said.
DR.. Terry said the grants will
support community services and
professional training projects To
improve the quality and avail
ability Of care for persons with
neurological and sensory dis
orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

the lavish and the cheap in
the United States participa-
ton. For example. why did
NASA send O whole mobile
space exhibit (six weeks ago)
but fail to send any official
more eminent than q lower
echelon press agent to repre-
sent the agency at the open
ing9 Why did the Air Force
send q known crowd-pleaseI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

like the Globemaster. throw It
open TO the public and then
pull the plane out for the re-
turn flight to the United States
halfway through the first week
end Of the fair2
Participation In this show
indicates anew that the Amer
leans have a lot to learn about
the care and feeding Of their
neighbors to the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18
New Mexico Educator
Will Head AID Unit

DR.. Harold L. Enarson. AZ
year-old vice president Of the
University Of New Mexico, has
been named director Of educa-
tional services Of the Agency
for international Development.
AID Administrator David z.
Bell said DR.. Enarson will be
available on a consultant basis
until June 80. when he viii
take leave from the university
to assume full-time duties with
the agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

Reds May Capitalize
On Brazil Space Show
BY WILLIAM HINES
star Science Writer

SAC pAULO Brazil, Mar ls.-The big aerospace show
nd way here has boiled into another round In the fight
for mems minds It remains to be whether the United
has scored an early advantage by showing time
or whether the Soviets will win despite their late arrival
thanks to two coSmonaut stars.
the Brazilian loves show and adores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22

When you try Life, don't expect typical heavy
TASTE. Lies high-standard filter of Millecel-
sciences newest fltering material-brings you the
lighter, milder taste so much in demand today.
Life is the finest filter cigarette you can smoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-22

Colonial Fuel Co., was re-
elected president of the NJ g. NJ
at the meeting today. Joseph
DeYoung, jr., Of Joseph De-
Young, Inc, was renamed vice
president and Robert Keith, as
sistant to the president Of
Washington Gas Light Co., was
elected vice president. Clarence
J. Shaffer, president Of George
c. Shaffer, Inc, was reelected
treasurer and Ringgold Hart
was renamed general counsel.
Eleven directors were renamed
and IL new directors were
elected as follows: 2. D. Black
stone. Norman Silverman, Alvin
I. Miller, William P. Pike, jr.,
Larry Nathan, James P. Mori-
arty. NJ. F. Kennedy, Harold D.
Fangbone, Robert Kaplan,
James A. Membert, Julian Kaye
and John w. Hechinger.
Mr.. Deck said a special COM
mittee from the M g. NJ plans
to meet with officials of the
Metropolitan Washington Board
of Trade to determine where
the two organizations overlap
and where they perform sep
arate and distinct functions.
Another meeting also was
planned with officials of Down.
town Progress.
He indicated that some M &
M members were critical OF
overlapping and felt that they
were paying dues in too many
organizations. There has been
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some loss in NJ & NJ member
ship In the last year.
I'VE feel there Is a real need
for M & M and we want to fill
that need" he declared. The
association helps members with
legal questions, tax matters and
many other problems, he
pointed out.
The M g. M has reorganized
its committees to provide bet
ter service and more informa-
ton and seeks to broaden its
membership to include firms
located in various neighbour
hood business sections, he
added. I'VE think that some
business firms are being penny
wise and pound-foolish when
they decide they cannot belong
to NJ & M, the Board of Trade,
or Better Business Bureau"
Ringgold Hart, who has
served SO years as NJ & M gen.
eral counsel, was honored at
the luncheon meeting. Dewey
Zirkin, a past president of
M g. M and master Of cere-
monies at the luncheon, pre-
sented a radio from the past
presidents.
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we're affected by markups so
far this year.
A spokesman for Republic
Steel Corp. in Cleveland, the
third largest producer, referred
guardedly to the fracas that
followed the April, 1862, in
dustry attempt for q general
increase in prices.
The relationship between
steel management and the
Government has been so good
lately" he said.
This (the subpoena) threw
a little bit of q monkey wrench
into it. The situation will have
to be studied closely now"
After that price boost, the
administration, among other
things, launched a grand jury
investigation, but 1t died down
without concrete result.
President Kennedy expressed
concern" earlier this month