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ton, not a new Federal agency.
However, it is willing to put up
most Of the money to finance
the corps activity.
Agreement by AID to "take
the initiative" follows a series
Of suggestions, by public and
private individuals, to give the
poorer countries a chance to
use the skills Of American bust
ness executives and experts.
Among others, David Rock
efeller, board chairman of New
York's Chase Manhattan Bank,
has suggested a volunteer man.
agement servic e group. He
called his plan a Managerial
Task Force Of Free Enter
prise" That idea is now under
study by the International Man.
agement Congress.
The Corps being pushed by
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president, disclosed today the
nine months sales re a c he d
$761.2 million, a jump Of as per
cent from $50 million in 1851,
the largest previous total for
any full year.
However, Mr.. Baughman re-
ported that resale of FHA-in-
sured and VA-guaranteed mort
cages to private institutions and
individuals dropped sharply in
the third 1868 quarter to S45.9
million in contrast to 1855
million in the preceding quar-
ter.
Mortgage purchases u n d e r
the secondary market program
totaled $47, 700 in the third
quarter VS.. $52,8 900 in the
preceding quarter and we're far
behind SIS, 557, 900 in the third
1862 quarter.
AS a consequence Of portfolio
liquidation and decreased pur-
chasing volume, FNMA was able
to effect a reduction of about 8
percent in the amount Of its
obligations that had been issued
previously to finance purchases
under the second market pro-
gram.
In addition to debt retire
ment, investments also were
made in short-term Treasury
issues and Federal agency obi
cations to provide for redemp-
tons of future debenture ma
turtles and for other general
corporate purposes, the report
said.
Subscriptions to FNMA COM
mon stock and payments into
surplus by organizations selling
mortgages to the association
totaled 1904 million on Septem.
Der 80 with 100000 subscribed
and contributed in the three
months ended on that date. The
9O2,7 TIA shares of common stock
on Septembe 30 we're held by
1873 stockholders of record.
Net income of FNMA in the
third quarter was $S,296,77S or
$3.50 a com m on share VS.,
81, 628, 758 or 1896 a common
share in the same 1862 period,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Council Draws
Concerns
To D. {. Area

The Economic Development
Council of the Metropolitan
Washington Board of Trade has
taken part in attracting III or.
CARNATIONS or firms with d .e59
employees to the area since il
was founded nine and a hall
years ago, Charles c. KOones
reported at a Statler-Hilton Ho.
tel council luncheon today.
This year these firms will pay
out $l46,874, 657 to employees,
Mr.. Koones said. These new
jobs have created additional
jobs which will eventually lead
to the employment of 2O,906 in
other trade and service lines,
raising the total of new jobs to
1884 with aggregate 1868 pay.
rolls of $25S.5 million, he added.
Impact Cited
The impact of the new Jobs
upon the area economy has been
as follows: $1,000 households;
and addition of $500 popula.
ton; 10000 motor vehicles; $50
stores; and $135.7 million in re-
tail trade. the speaker said.
Major goals of the commit
tee program will continue to
emphasize the importance Of
five major groups to the area:
national organizations, scientific
research groups, national or re-
gional corporate offices, whole
sale and retail distribution, ap.
propriate manufacturing.
Business leaders have the
greatest responsibility in de-
veloping conditions under which
other businesses can be at
tracted to a community, E. D.
Gates Of General Electric Co.
guest speaker at the luncheon
declared.
"In communities that have
for years given no thought Ia
their attractiveneSs to indus
try, thoughtful people are be.
ginning to ask themselves these
questions:
Up to Community
"Can we attract and hold the
kind Of employers that will
bring jobs and economic growth
to our town? Can a business
located here compete success.
fully against businesses located
elsewhere? Is our town going
to grow or decline? What can
l do about it,"
The speaker emphasized that
resolutions and party platforms
are excellent declarations Of in
tent but the real heart Of the
business climate movement i:
not governmental effort.
st is the spontaneous, do-it
yourself activity Of local bust
nesSmen and other intereste,
citizens directed toward improv
ing their own communities" h
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
ACF Industries Has
Increased Earnings

ACT Industries, Inc, which
operates facilities in this area,
had consolidated net earnings
Of SIS, 491, 900 or $1.88 a share
in six months ended October 81,
first half of its fiscal year,
Board Chairman William T.
Taylor announced.
The results compared with
$3,779, 900 or $1.32 a share for
the same period last year.
Consolidated sales, rentals
and services totaled $13O, 1881, 900
in the six months, compared
with STA, 413,OOO a year earlier.
For three months ended 0c-
tober 81, net was $3,2O8,O 900 or
$1.1O a share VS.. $1,827, 900 or
ga cents a year ago. Sales to-
tailed $50, 484, 900 VS.. $50, 457, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Patton Chairman
Of Republic Steel

CLEVELAND (AP).-Thomas
F. Patton, president Of Republic
Steel Corp. since 1856 and CHIEF
executive officer the last three
years, has been named board
chairman of the company.
Mr.. Patton will continue as
president and chief executive
officer Of the Nations third
largest steel producer. The
board Craftsmanship has been
vacant since 1860 when Charles
NJ. White retired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Special Dividend
And Bonus Voted

Directors of Security Bank
have declared a special year
end dividend of 2 per cent or
so cents a share, raising cash
dividends for 1868 to IA per
cent or $3.50 a share, President
Frank A. Gunther announced
today.
The year-end special will be
paid December 10 to stock
holders Of record December 9.
Directors also declared a
bonus of one months salary for
all officers and employees with
one or more years Of service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Merger Planned

PITTSBURGH (AP).-Blaw-
Knox Co. says it has reached
agreement for acquisition Of
Jabez Burns & Sons, Inc, Of
builder Of food processing
New York, a designer anu
plants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

part Of ISL million pounds Of
soybean oil, declared missing
in the wake of Allied's bankrupt
cy, continued to be a mystery.
The question of VIII at hap
.pened to millions of pounds Of
S oy b e a n oil popped up when
Bunge Corp, a New York ex-
port firm, filed a court action in
Jersey City, N. j., to prevent
removal Of soybean oil from q
storage firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
By LYLE DENNISTON
star Business Writer

The administration has decided to help create private
group that would export American business talent
Under plans approved this week by the White House. the
Agency for International Development took the role of
promoting Executive Service Corps"-a busnessmans
version Of the Peace Corps
The administration wants the corps to be private Organza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

year. They increased mortgage
portfolios $139,S79,655 in 10
months this year, compared
with S125, 058, 400 in the same
1862 period. Their mortgage
total stood at a new peak Of
81 $50, SAC, 29O on October 81,
compared with 81 ,434, GAG, 764 on
the same 1862 date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Mortgage Sales
Record Puts FNMA
In Strong Position
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Mortgage sales under the secondary market operations Of
the Federal National Mortgage Association set ame record
the first nine months Of this and have placed FNA in
much stronger position to backtop FILA and VA home loans
when mortgage money becomes tight" again.
quarterly report from J. Stanley Baughman association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Earnings

Dresser Industries in year
ended October 81 earned sos
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
S ENTlNEL o coSNf9. MD.
Thursday March 20. 1858 BI
Democrats Set
For Party Fete
In Baltimore

Top Democratic officials from
Maryland will be joined by ma.
tional leaders at the annual
Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner OF
Maryland Young Democrats
Saturday at Baltimore's Emer.
son Hotel, starting with cock
tail hour at 6 pm.
Principal speaker will be
Indiana Sen. Birch Bayh, who
will be introduced by Maryland
Sen. Daniel B. Brewster. Mary
lands Congressman at large
Carlton R. Sickles will serve as
POSTMASTER, while overall chair.
man for the dinner is Walter
Hansen, of Montgomery County.
A variety of weekend events
have been scheduled in the Bal.
timore area in connection with
the party session, among them
cocktail party to be held Fri
day at 9 pm. at the Emerson.
Gov. j. Willard Tawes, honor
airy chairman for the party
event, will be honor guest at
Saturdays pre-dinner festivi.
ties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

and Friday - Cresthaven, Glen
Haven and Wyngate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

the Civic Committee of Amer
ica's People to People Program
who has visited 80 countries to
push the program will explain
the People to People movement.
More than 240 American
cities and counties have affil-
lated under the program with
areas in Europe and Asia to pro.
mote greater international
understanding and good will.
Rockville has been affiliated
with Pinneberg for five years
and there have been numerous
exchanges of gifts, letters and
visits between the two Sister
Cities.
Roger Farquhar, chairman of
Rockville's Sister City Commit
tee, will explain the scheduled
July IL trip to Pinneberg via
Lufthansa Airlines for which a
nominal price has been ar
ranged.
Stop-offs will be made in
Paris, Berlin and Hamburg be.
fore the Rockville area delega-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Camp Fire Girl
Week Is Noted

Camp Fire Girl Week, last
week, was celebrated by mem
bers of the Imi-Ko-Ta Group
with a dinner the girls held for
their teachers. The dinner was
at the home of their leader,
Mrs. Charles E. Wilson, in Glen
mont.
Honored were Mrs. Sophie
Rogers of st. Catherine Laboure
Elementary School and John
Mcintosh of Glenmont Elemen-
tary School. Both are fifth
grade teachers.
The girls served ham with
noodles; salad, peas and corn,
jello mold and punch. They
entertained the teachers follow.
ing dinner with a brief program
including a Camp Fire cere.
monial.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
B'nai Birth
Recognizes
Local Lodge

The new Capital Lodge of
B'nai Birth in Silver Spring
has become the twelfth lodge in
the Washington area to receive
a charter from the worlds
Oldest and largest Jewish serv-
ice organization.
The charter was presented to
Hillel Abrams, prominent Sill
yer Spring attorney and first
president of the Capital Lodge,
at ceremonies in the Boiling
Field Air Force Officers Club
conducted by Samuel Nieberg,
of Miami, Fla, vice president of
B'nai Births Fifth District. The
district extends from the subur-
ban Washington section of
Maryland to Florida.
Officers of the lodge indicted
during the program, in addition
to Abrams, included AL Moses,
Silver Spring, first vice presi-
dent; Larry Berul, Silver
Spring, second vice president;
Jerry Jacobs, Silver Spring,
third vice president; Arthur
Maslansky, Silver Spring, treas
urer; DR.. Eli Chyatte, Wheaton,
recording secretary; Matthew
Molitch, Hyattsville, correspond
ing secretary; DR.. Louis Bril-
liant, Silver Spring, chaplain;
Charles Hoffman, Silver Spring,
trustee, and Ronald S. Gold
berg, Silver Spring, trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Young Democrats Fauor
Retention of Rights Law

A resolution against abolish
ment of the Montgomery Cotn-
ty public accommodations ordi-
nance has been passed by the
county's Young Democratic
Club.
In response to the County
Council decision to consider re-
peal of the year-old ordinance
against discrimination and seq
regation in public places, the
group further propose d
strengthening the measure by
throwing out its one exception
which exempts certain taverns
and business establishments.
John j. O'Connor, County
Human Relations Commission
member, spoke at the meeting.
He said the law is fighting for
its life" He called for public
support against us repeal at
the County Councils April "a
hearing in Rockville.
Berl Bernhard, staff director
of the U. S. Civil Rights Com.
mission, declared that his office
has received two complaints
during the past week regarding
housing sought by diplomats.
Omar Buchwalter, Kensing-
ton Presbyterian minister, told
the so Young Democrats pres
ent: "A united stand against
repeal of the public accommoda-
tons law will be taken by the
clergy" He said petition
signed by members of the
clergy urging that nothing be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Commended

Capt. David S. Enguist, who
has made his home in Rockville
for the past five years while
serving at Walter Reed Gen.
eral Hospital, was awarded the
Army Commentator Medal for
outstanding service on the eve
of his departure for st. Louis,
where he will become associated
with a firm engaged in the pro-
duction of medical and surgical
equipment. The award was in
recognition of his role in devel-
oping the advanced use of the
"heart-lung machine" in open
heart surgery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

done to weaken the present ordi-
nance will be presented to the
Council.
Mrs. Ann Brown, Democratic
State Central Committee chair
man and member of the Mary
land Advisory Committee to the
U. S. Civil Rights Commission,
stated that the effect of the
state law on the local law is
under study. Mrs. Brown said
she hopes the county law will
prevail and added, well put up
a fight for our ordinance"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

ton arrives in Pinneberg in re-
Spouse to a formal invitation by
the people of that city.
The visitors will arrive at the
beginning of Pinneberg's annual
colorful four-day Festival of
Roses" and the Rockville delega-
ton will be feted as part of the
ceremonies.
Highlights of the 11-day trip
will include arrival in Paris in
time for that city's exciting OBJ
servance of Bastille Day July
IA. In Berlin, a brief trip will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
This Week
THURSDAY, MARCH 20

THURSDAY, MARCH 20
The Bethesda Methodist Church will
hold rummage sale from to 6 today
and Friday.
Mrs. Ann Brown chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee,
will be guest speaker at a Precinct 7-1S
luncheon at 1890 in the Westwood Inn.
Mrs. Robert Harrigan at OIL. 6-1165
has tickets
FRIDAY, MARCH 20
The Broome Junior High School
drama club will present three one-act
plays at the school at 7:30.
The Cynthia Warner School will hold
its annual math-science fair from to
$50 in the school auditorium.
SATURDAY, MARCH 80
The Northwood Women's Club will
hold a rummage sale at Lakeland
The Maryland Association of Junior
Colleges will hold its annual spring
meeting at the Takoma Park campus
of Montgomery Junior College all day.
Albert Einstein Senior High School
will present its might of the Perform
ing Arts at at the school gymnasium.
Junior girls at Walt Whitman High
School will present a fashion show in
the field house at ? pm.
The Bethesda-Chevy Chase Education
Association will present a program of
folk singing at in the Walt Whitman
High School field house. The Ivy League
Trio will be featured
The River Road Country Club will
hold a reception and dance in honor
Of its newly elected board OF governors
and board Of trustees from to 8.
The Rockville Recreation Department S
volleyball program begins today at 10
am. at the Broome Junior High School.
SUNDAY, MARCH 81
The Rockville Art Gallery will hold
a reception from 3 to this evening to
open a four-week exposition Of the
paintings of r. S. Williams.
Boy and Girl Scout troops of Our
Lady of Lourdes parish will hold their
annual spaghetti dinner from to 7:30.
DR.. BENJAMIN Spock will speak on
Common Sense for the Family of Man
at the SANE banquet honoring former
UN Ambassador James j Wadsworth
at the Sheraton Park Hotel tonight
The Washington Bulldog Club viii
hold its match show behind Woodward
& Lothrops Chevy Chase store this
afternoon
The Montgomery County Jewish Com
munity, Inc, will hold a reception hon.
oring Charles c. Zipperman, retiring
business manager today.
The Harvard University Glee Club
will give concert at tonight in the
Cedar Lane Unitarian Church in Be-
thesda.
MONDAY, APRIL I
Monday from II 30 to the Bethesda
Youth Center opens its doors to provide
a program and lunch for the area S
senior citizens.
The Red Cross first aid instructor S
course begins today at the chapter
house on East-West Highway at 1880.
The Metropolitan Washington Chapter
Of Associated Builders and Contractors
will hold its monthly dinner meeting at
6 at Captain Jerry's Restaurant in Sill
yer Spring. Edwin T. Pairo will be
the featured speaker.
TUESDAY, APRIL 2
Rockville Mayor Frank A. Ecker will
present an award to a Lone Oak Ele-
mentary School teacher at the school 8
P-TA meeting tonight at 8
THURSDAY, APRIL
The 1858 Governors Conference on
Recreation and Parks begins today at
the Washngtonian Motel near Gathers
burg. The conference runs through
Saturday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Pre-School Parleys Scheduled Next Week

Pre.school conferences have
been scheduled next week at 10
elementary schools in the coun.
ty school system. The schedule:
Monday Forest Knobs,
Pleasant View and Viers Mill;
Tuesday = Broolmont, Pleasant
View and Viers Mill; Thursday
= Glen Haven, Olney, Wood
Acres, Woodfield and Wyngate,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

be made into East Berlin
through the Iron Curtain. And
the Hamburg visit will include
visits to that city's giant Inter.
national Horticultural Exposi.
ton.
Held only once every 10
years, the exposition is staged
on a 188-acre site in the heart
of the city and most major
countries of the world including
the United States will be exhibit
ing their national flowers and
plants.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
NYU AIumnus Honored

Edward ]. Grabowski, BOG
Cedar Lane, Rockville, has been
appointed a charter member of
the new Alumni Advisory Coun.
Gil on Admissions created by
New York University.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Meeting Set On Trip to Sister City

All persons interested in
the Forthcoming trip by
Rockville area residents to
Pinneberg, Germany, are in
vited to a meeting scheduled
for April 10 in the Rockville
Civic Center at 8 pm.
A nationally prominent speak
er, Mark Bortman, chairman of
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Hungry Tots Spurred Mrs. Hortke to Act

given March 81 at the In
ternational Inn.
The dinner, which will
honor ambassadors from the
ITO nations which are ex-
pected to participate in a
World Food Congress here
this June, will climax Free
dom from Hunger Week
March 1923.
Vice President johnson,
AID Administrator David E.
Bell, Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman and Averell
Hartman, newly nominated
as Undersecretary of State,
will speak at the dinner.
USIA Director Edward r.
Murrow will be master of
ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
A Liqht Moment

There were a few light mo-
ments on their African trip,
Mrs. Hartke recalls, even
though most Of 1t was pretty
earnest.
There was the day, for
instance, that she and Sem
ator Hartke visited a Peace
Corps group. AS they were
leaving, the Senator said he
wanted a photograph Of the
entire group with himself
and Mrs. Hartke.
The pregnant wife Of one
Peace Corps member did not
want to be in the picture.
after all, I'm only in the
Peace Corps by marriage"
she said.
Sos Shriver," said h er
husband. Come on"