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Evening star., 1963-04-21
Mountoin Dew Takes
Grand National Again

BUTLER, Nd, (AP)-Moun-
tain Dew, owned by Janon
Fisher, jr., of Glyndon, Md, to-
day scored his second consecu-
tive victory in the Grand Ma
tional point to-point race.
Ridden by the owners son,
Janon Fisher III, the 8-year-
old jumper passed Jay Trump
at the 18th fence and won by
two lengths over the Virginia
invader.
Mrs. Robert H. Crompton
HIS Red Lion Mike, ridden by
Jack GriSwold, finished third
ahead of Bushweller. Edward
L. StephenSon's Cattleville tum-
bled after clearing the 18th
fence and did not finish. Cat
tleville was ridden by Douglass
Small, jr.
1t was somewhat of a come
back for Mountain Dew, a son
of Hunters Moon w. He lost
the My Lady's Manor race last
week end to Sir George, who
skipped today's Smile test.
The two timber-toppers are
likely to meet next Saturday at
Monkton, Md, in the Maryland
Hunt Cup, final of Maryland's
Big Three races.
Mountain Dew covered the
course in SOS, somewhat slow
er than Fluctuate's record of
6::3.4 set in 1860.
In the secondary race, called
the Western Run Place, a for
mer stakes-winning sensation
named Beachcomber scored his
Evening star., 1963-04-21
Jet Traffic Wins
Nose Decision in
GuIfstreum Dash

MIAMI, April 20 (AP). -
Russell A. Firestone jr.'s ia
vored Jet Traffic stole a long
early lead and then barely
lasted for a nose victory over
In The Pocket today in the $10,-
900 Hallandale Purse at Gulf
stream Park. Sum Dunn Kid,
closing with a rush from last
place, finished third, five
lengths behind the top pair.
Jet Traffic, ridden by Wal
ter Blum, ran the seven fur
longs in 1925. only two-fifths
of a second over the track re-
cord. An odds-on favorite with
the crowd of 1924 on the last
Saturday of the meeting, Jet
Traffic paid $3.50, $3.50 and
1920. In The Pocket paid $3.50
and $3.50. Sum Dunn Kid, an
entry with Do Declare, returned
$3.50 to show.
The first three finishers in
the Hallandale are eligible for
the Kentucky Derby.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
Decidedly Breaks
Track Record in
KeeneIund Romp

LEXINGTON, KY, april 20
(AP) Ell Peco Ranch's Decid-
edly, last years Kentucky
Derby winner, won the $l1,075
Ben Ali Handicap by 51a
lengths at Kneeland today in
track record time.
Carrying 12l pounds, includ-
ing Jockey Jimmy Nichols,
Decidedly covered the mile and
one sixteenth in 1:41 2/5, one
fifth of a second faster than
the record set last Saturday
by Times Roman.
Times Roman, owned by the
Fourth Estate Stable, finished
third behind Gun Glory today
but was placed second after
the stewards ruled Gun Glory
bore out on the stretch turr
and again at the finish. HI
was dropped back to third.
The winner returned $5.8(
and 1920. There was no show
betting.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
Cold Winter
No Barrier
To Termites

Home owners all over this
area have reported un-
usually large swarmings of
termites. Evidently, safe in
their nests below the frost
line, termites were not
affected by the continuous
sub-freezing temperatures of
the past winter. Concealed
from view, termites burrow
up from the ground in
search of food, usually
wood, and often attack the
supporting under-structure
of homes. Only an inspec-
ton by experts can deter
mine If the under structure
is infested. II termite infes-
tation in your home is
allowed to spread un.
checked, very costly damage
can occur-far out of pro-
portion TO the few pounds
Of wood the termites ac.
tually eat.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
nAILl DOUBLE l4-sI sss

DAILl DOUBLE AS sos
3d--SI 900; Ayr. g. up. clmg.; 5la fur
Tight Credit (Min'tOl 100 $50 I.6O
IlOmely Countess (Oliverl $3.50 $40
Wayne Rock NacantD $50
Cedar Commet Tons Of Fun. Dr.
Sam Mel Paralysis, Loft. Time. LOSS.
4th-Sl 400. Ayr. g. up; cling; @ fur
Irish Soldier (TeaEue) 1850 I.SO 2.SO
Friendly Ellen Vasil 40 500
Baby Robin (Cape) 2.6O
Roamer, Bill Mcdonald. Time 1:l4.
5th-Sl 300. 3-yr.: cling; 5Ia fur.
Macratha NaSiD 100 800 ~
Brief Caper (0liveTl I.lO 300
Midnite Brawl (TeaEueD l.HG
Miss Trial Balls Bluff, Our Bug
All for You. Time, l:O92s.
9th 81 500; cling; fOur-yr -o,ds g. up
Elixir III (Coxl 1880 $50 3.6G
Too Bad Casey IN. GOrdOnD 500 3.GG
Bo Lofland. Leader, ournav. Time
7th-$I,5OO; Ayr q up; cling; 5rs
Run Red Robin CKratD 40 $40 e.!G
Joy Feeble tCutshAW) 'iO 10
Rhythmic Law. Market Spy. May.
blcsscn' Time, l;O7a5.
sth-S1 300; 3-yr.; alw.: fur.
Idyll Money EspinOSa) 4.8O $3.50 era
Club Chief (Zangari) 7.2O i.2C
Pride OF Anthony DavldsOn) 3.if
Little Notions, Cover OF stars, Prize
Catch YH~Tow. Time. l:l4'5.
Twin DOuble-1-1-5-D Paid
$S7.2O. $50 patrons participated.
9.f-Sl,5oO; 4-yr-old and up; cling
! is miles.
'iauid A'ber Vac'tD go 5 20 3.9O
Nip You (Smaln 6.2O 3.SO
Good Colony (ZangarD I.lG
Royal BIN. Freedom Shot Roman
C7rnsge also ran. Time. 2:l71s.
Attendance, D,9l4. Handle. SiS1 .OSO
Evening star., 1963-04-21

maiden victory in timber rae
ing.
Beachcomber, now l3 years
old, defeated Tall Chief by
three lengths.
Culmore Scott finished third
followed by Quatre Pat.
1t was only the second time
in such competition for the ag-
ing Beachcomber and rider
j. w. Y. Martin, jr. The two
finished second in their debut
at My Lady's Manor.
Eleven years ago this spring
Beachcomber was a juvenile
sensation in California stakes
races under the colorS of Alfred
Vanderbilt.
A crowd of $500 attended
the 61St running of the Grand
National.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Vimy Ridge rewrote what is
getting to be a hackneyed script
at Laurel yesterday. The Eng
lish-bred 4-yeaT-old colt upset
the favored Bronze Babu in the
SGT $50 Laurel Handicap to the
dismay of 16,387 fans and set q
track record for a mile and an
eighth on the grass to boot.
Bronze Babu, from the Hill
n-Dale farm Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ephraim Winer of JesSup, Md
never had lost a stakes race in
four tries on the Laurel grass
But a talented ride by veteran
Sam Boulmetis aboard Vimy
Ridge and a boner by Ronnic
Ferraro spoiled the myth oi
Bronze Babu's invincibility.
Vimy Ridge, flying the silks
Evening star., 1963-04-21
Vimy Ridge Breaks
Laurel Grass Mark

The Hill-n-Dale entry, held at
l3-5, paid 1920 to place. There
was no show betting because of
the small field.
Bronze Babu, who suffered
only his third loss in 10 starts
at Laurel, was in tight quarters
shortly after the break. Vimy
Ridge, toting lit, outran him
for the lead.
Boulmetis quickly increased
the advantage down the back
stretch as Bronze Babu broke
free and begain the chase. 1t
looked as If Bronze Babu might
overtake the pacesetter but
then Ferraro made a mistake.
Can't Get Through
He tried to drive Bronze
Babu past Vimy Ridge on the
inside, could not get through
and was forced to take up and
go around. This was all Boul-
metis and the free running
English-bred colt needed.
Bronze Babu made a game
effort in the run past the
stands but was not up to catch
ing Vimy Ridge, whom Bronze
Babu had soundly beaten two
weeks ago in the Wilwyn
Handicap.
Boulmetis said Vimy Ridge
was a different horse.
1T wasn't like his last race.
After that race he was cough
ing a littel and they thought
he might have had a virus. To-
day he was a different horse" +"
Ferraro, who subbed for Her.
berto Hinojosa, blamed Bronze
Babu's defeat on the weight.
Hinojosa is recuperating from
an appendectomy.
First Stakes of Year
HE ran his race but the
weight told; the 127 pounds
got him." Ferraro added.
In winning his first stakes
of 1868, Vimy Ridge earned
$17,907. He also owns two time
records on the Laurel grass.
In addition to the mile-and-an-
eighth mark he established
yesterday he also owns the mile
record.
j A spill marred the ninth race,
also on the grass, and Jockey
David jim sustained a broken
collarbone. jim was taken to
Prince Georges General Hospi-
tai in Cheverly for treatment.
jim was riding Couer de Fer,
who was in contention on the
turn for home when the 3-year-
old colt fell. Mrs. Alfred j.
Giordano's Hot Dust won the
mile race but the stewards
raised an inquiry and looked at
films of the spill before making
!, the result official.
Both the betting of 81 1888, ,l58
and the attendance was below
expectations.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

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Evening star., 1963-04-21
Jets Sign Grosscup

NEW YORK. April 20 tAP)
Quarterback Lee Grosscup Il
the first 10 sign his 1868 con-
tract with the reorganized New
York Jets Of the American Foot
ball League.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
DAILY DOUBLE (6-3J PAID S330.5C

DhALA DOODLE No-p AD pDo'CO
3d-S3. 700; clmg.; Ayr q up; Z fur.
Ds5lin Butehie SBEal ss,'. 1850 s'SS SS i'sS 90
Great Dame, Bsb's Pleasure, Miss
Bernwood, Patsy w. LadyS Manor.
Time, 1:24ss.
4thLs4 900; mdn; 2-yr; * 3 fur. !, "a
Ardan Road (AndersOn) $50 2..0
Mr.. Rrjck (Adams) 4 10
Tanwood. Lord saybrook. Last Bout,
Indian Tint, Ashdod, Supply. Time,
l:OOH.
5th-S5.50O: alw.; 3-yr. q up; 8 fur.
Sailors Huneh (BaeZaD 800 $50 2.lO
Bold COnsOrt tSellerS) 800 2.5O
Tins Lady, Barbarian Maid, Rock
Diamond II. Time. 1:ll9s.
eth-s7 500; alw.; Ayr a up: Z fur.
Saidam CBOland) GEO $40 2.1O
RebelliOus (Sellersl i.3O 3.lO
Manassa Mauler (BaeZal 2.0O
Morry e, Sharp Count, Thygold,
Narokan, Flang Dang. Time l:22@s.
7th-S75, 900 added. The Wood Memo
rial; 3-yr.; "a mi
No Robbery (ROtx) $3.50 800 2.lO
BOnjOur lBaeEal $40 2.10
IOp Gallant NAnamSD S.BO
Rocky Ford, Garbeau, a Royal Ascot.
a Bold Commander, Cool Prince, Sky
Wonder. Crewman. Time, l:4A'5.
Phipps-Wheatley Stable entry.
b Widener entry.
Sth-S4 700: alw.: 3-yr & up; | mi
Heron II tshoemakerl 1880 6.21 3.6O
Going Around (And'sOn) 4.3O $40
Jimmy Cannon (Adams) 4.20
VIII l Rule. Nautical. Bal Masque,
Go Ahead, King OF Prussia. Time,
:369s.
gth-S4 800: cling; yos., up; ! mi
Too Much Brass (Us'ry) geo l.S0 1850
Baldpate tCOmbesD $3.50 800
Plamor Bill (SchwiIer) 800
Capt. Freddie, pineapple, Response
Bile, Sailor Man, Sun Valley. Time,
1885.
Total handle. S5,20s,I29. Attend
anee, 5s,O64.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s3OT 80


sd;mss;so9i sd;,s s,,S cling s;;yr,;o 8 tsr. In n
keymon tknappl $40 2.0O
kewanna tBrOussArd) . DO
Always Mine. Lady Lutza. Face Up,
Reasonable Rex, IGNORES Baby. Time
HIS.
lth-S3.4OO; cling; Ayr. g. up; 9 fur.
Mr.. spinelll lMor'seyl $3.50 I.l0 $50
RaeeIand (Choauetteb 4.2O $40
Om0ra (BrousEardD 4.lO
Fast and Pit. Navy Cutter. St1r
Trust SINGING River Blanca Mano
Time. i:l2.
5th-S3 800; cling; 3-yr.; 8 fur.
space Flyer (Mona1iD 1880 10 80
ROYAL Return Blum) ESQ go
Tony Dixon, Star Brier. Artist
Town, sun Sinner, Never Booked.
Time, 1:il%.
9th-S3 800; alw.; 3-yra O. fur.
sTfIH'F srsSs FIas. sa SsT;S. ''O 5 sS sS seS
Best Course. Pun Power, Babe X,
Pay. Heed. salt Box a 81. Julien. Time
a oodfrey-Roysmsr Stable entry.
7th-s4 900; aiw,i ayr. a up: liz mi
E.ss Rs;1 y MAJ ,nlum' 900 saS e s;SS ;,'
Reluctant Deb tHarmatEl t.tO
Clatter Box, Scare Face, Tinte
Adrasto. Time, i42b.
sth--Si q. 600: alw., 3-yr.; Z fur.
let Traffic tRiuml $50 go s.so
In The Pocket tBrookal $50 ESQ
q Sum DUN Kid tHarmatnl 200
Nashver, a DO Declare, Jim Gary,
Grand stand, Time, i;22N.
aoodfrey entry.
oth-s3.Co0: cling 4 yos" up; / i mi.
Rsiilm s.w. Vasa'D 1850 500 $50
BFlGand Rol lH'matEl 100 r ~
Leonard steel (Broussard) 500
Waukesha, Zelia, Ace Richard. Reelin
Brandy, River RAGE, Buckley Woods,
Loyable John. Time, if3Ak.
iOth-,sa 600; cling; 4 yos" up; IL
BsPeIv NssSips tBrTO $50 3 20 s.ao
Aleanee tNodATsel $50 4 %"
Ifeary County iPeresl 800
Romen Pick Little Sneak. DanrinR
Llgh., Martial Nan and Nolnac. Time
Attendance. 1894. Total handle
si.30G.070.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
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Evening star., 1963-04-21
Derby Eligible
Rallies 10 Win
Coast Event

SAN MATEO, Calf, April 20
(AP) On My Honor, a long
shot eligible for the Kentucky
Derby. rallied from 26 lengths
off the pace today to win the
California Derby at a mile and
an eighth at Bay Meadows.
With Paul Frey riding and
carrying ia pounds, On My
Honor staged a tremendous
stretch drive over a sloppy. wet
track to win the $4,000 RAGE
in l:54.
LAX Max, one Of the six in
the ine-horse field not eligi-
BILE for the Kentucky Derby,
was second, three-Quarters Of
a length behind in the feature
for 3-year-olds.
FavOrite Runs Eighth
Beekeeper, the George Pope
colt who went off the 2-l ia
vorite, finished eighth, with
Bill Hartack up.
On My Honor was 26 lengths
behind in the backstretch and
was seventh before turning on
his fine finish In the mud.
The winner, a 81 shot. re-
turned S2l, $3.50 and $3.50.
LAX Max paid $500 and $3.50.
Olympiad King, another nom
eligible for Kentucky. who
survived a foul claim to finish
third, returned S4.
Royal Tower, the third
eligible for the run for the
roses, finished fifth but was
moved to fourth by the stewards
as Vetirok, the fourth-place
finisher, was found guilty Of
an infraction and moved into
the No. 5 spot.
First Big Stake Win
In winning his first major
stakes race On My Honor col
lected 1854 for Owners Mike
and Jack Stein of Los Angeles
and boosted his career total to
$46,750.
A crowd of 1878 braved
intermittent showers to watch
the 48th running of the Cali
fornia Derby.
The field was cut to nine as
Poona Star, Talkinto and
Quota Dude were scratched.
1t was a bad race for the fav-
orite. The heavily backed Flash
finished seventh, beating only
Beekeeper and Bullea Rullah.
one of the early leaders.
After the race. winnin g
. Jockey Frey said. Il knew We
had it won at the quarter pole
T and I still had a lot of horse
under me.
The mile and a quarter at
: the Kentucky Derby will be JUST
!. up his alley"
Evening star., 1963-04-21

(Copyrighted 1868. by Triange Publications, IncJ
FiRST RACE = Purse S3,5OO; 3-year-ods; claiming; o
furlongs Post, 35; off at start good. easily
Winner j. Mcconnells br, c. 8, by Arctic Prnee-Edgey
Trainer r. oirardin Values-s221o' s1Oo s5oo' Sl'o'
Evening star., 1963-04-21
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press

Ist-s3. 500; cling: Ayr. g. UP; q fur.
No Dance (Baeza) 1880 100 go
Captain Cook (CreedOn) 1860 5.gn
MygO (WardD 300
Carbreuse. English Sole, Battle He.
Daring Heart. Lucky One. Greek Gilt.
Royal Way, Peck's Bad Boy. Time. l,l3.
2d-S3, 500; cling; Ayr a. up; q fur
Modern Iago tW'dh'el 1890 1880 1920
No Mans Land (GustineS) 1910 800
old World Charm (Guerin) 1900
Cottage, Glenwood Road. Suns Re-
ward, Shiny Button, Field Day, Chu-
basquito, Tibet. Trancelike, Top o.
Marx. Time. l:l2as.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
Race Charts At LrweI

ssRs ss% .4GlSs AGRs ioy! EassR Biaao, ii5S 81 iGS
HNAs ssic MAs ScHSYItSvE ssS MARKET GUN
Evening star., 1963-04-21
GuIfstreum Results
BY the Associated Press

lst-S2 900; cling; Ayr. a. up; 8 fur
Royal Boy (PeTnA) 15.4O $40 $50
Game Robin (Cho'teD 200 2.iO
Hills Beyond tBluml 800
Optimist, C!ocked, Demeter, Sycorax,
Madchen. Time, l:l22s.
2d-S2. 500; cling: Ayr a up; lie
mi.
Laddie II OHarmatID 5000 1880 1896
Vicious tBeebel 1900 D.2O
Big Steve lBlum) $50
Diamond Jubilee, Foote's Best
George Paul. Little Terrify, Blu Driver
Easette. Time, l:47.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

3d-S3,50O; cling; 3-yr.; 8 fur.
Solid Mike (Beebel 15AO $50 4.1O
keymon Knapp $40 2.DO
kewanna tBrOussArd) DO
Always Mine. Lady Lutza. Face Up,
Reasonable Rex, IGNORES Baby. Time,
HIS.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

5th-S3 800: cling; 3-yT; fur.
Space Flyer (Mona'lD 1880 1.2O 40
Royal Return (Bluml ESQ 4 go
Winter Art (BrousSard) 800
Tony Dixon, Star Brier' Artist
Evening star., 1963-04-21

1000: 4-year-olds and up;
once. start good. won driving
TX. b. or br. c. I BY Revoked. :
/, 7, Robertson. values-S3,2bO
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Evening star., 1963-05-15
County to Check
Dance Rowdyism Asked

Laws to treat persons at
tempting suicide and to clamp
down on rowdyism at youth
dances were requested yester-
day Of the Montgomery County
Council.
DR.. William j. Peoples, coun-
ty health officer, proposed a
law that would require a psy-
chiatric examination of all per-
sons attempting suicide. He
noted several jurisdictions re-
quire such a 'followup.
Councilman Thomas M. Will
son said the law should permit
a victim the choice of going to
a private psychiatrist rather
than being sent to a public
health facility.
DR.. Wilson said such a law
would discourage persons from
attempting suicide.
People won't be ready to
scratch their wrists If they
know they're going to have a
checkup by a psychiatrist," DR.
Wilson said.
County Police Chief James
s. McAuliffe proposed that the
Evening star., 1963-05-15
Kennedy Happy
At Successful
Sturt of Flight

President Kennedy was "very
happy" today at the successful
start Of Maj. l.. Gordon Cooper's
space flight.
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger said the Presi-
dent watched the launching Of
Mai. Cooper's Faith-7 space
capsule from Cape Canaveral
on Q television set in his living
quarters.
"The President told me-" Mr..
Salinger said, that he was very
happy with the success of the
takeoff. He will be watching
progress of the flight during
the course Of the day, and
hopefully, tomorrow"
Mr.. Salinger said Mr.. Ken
nedy did not plan to talk to
Mr.. Cooper during the flight.
He also reported 1t was un-
likely the President would make
a personal statement on the
new United States space
achievement until the astro-
naut completed his voyage.
Evening star., 1963-05-15
Truman StotueinAthens
Arouses Ire of Greeks

ATHENS, Greece, May Is
(AP).-Plans to erect a 12-foot
bronze statue of former United
States President Harry Truman
in this capital Of ancient art
are causing a furor.
Some Athenians don't want
the statue at all. Some think
it should have been done by a
Greek sculptor.
The statue, to be put up in
one of Athens main streets
May 30, commentaries the
Truman Doctrine of l947. Mr..
Truman's administration came
to Greece's aid when Commu-
nists threatened to take over
the country.
The statue, a gift of the
American Hellenic Progressive
Association, was done by United
States sculptor Felix de We'll
don.
The afternoon conservative
newspaper Mesimerini COM
mented today:
ITO those who care esthetic-
ally for Athens it (the statue)
is like a red flag to a bull"
Poet Odysseus Elitis said: "I
am against the statue at a time
when there are no statues of
our men Of antiquity"
This was a sore point, too.
for Marino Kalligas, director
said:
when statues of Pericles
Of the National Art Gallery. He
and other great men of our
antiquity are absent, 1t is i'm
possible to put up Truman's
statue. I believe the sculpture
is done in bad taste and Tru-
man himself should have re-
quested that it not be erected
in a country where the memory
Of great sculpture still is valid"
Athens once had statues of
its great ancient Greeks. Con-
querors carried away most of
Evening star., 1963-05-15

mean several hours might be
required for moving in a sub
stantial number Of men.
Billeted at Fort Mcclellan
are about $3.50 men. There are
two infantry battalions-about
1,500 soldiers. Paratroopers are
included, and there are sup.
porting aviation, signal anC
engineer units.
The brigade commander 1.
Col. Maurice Holden of Cherry.
vale, Kans.
At Maxwell, the troops con.
Sist mostly of the 503rd Mil.
itary Police Battalion with 60C
to 700 men, commanded by 1t
Col. Raymond E. Levan o.
Delawanna, N. j.
The MPs are the experts il
riot control.
The spokesman said thu
procedure in quelling a riot o
proportions requiring MARTA
law would call for fixeC
bayonets.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

county attack youth dance row.
dyism by aiming at persons
holding such functions on q
commercial basis and for profit
He suggested jumping the 81
fee for a one-night dance per-
NIT to 500. and making the
applicant reveal who would
receive the profits. This would
eliminate the use of front men
for persons who had previous
run-ins with police while trying
to make money on public
dances, the chief said.
Col. McAuliffe said in the
last five years numerous one
night dances held for profit in
armories and other places have
been a breeding spot for rowdy-
ism by teen-agers and persons
in their early 20s. Arrests have
been made for disorderly con-
duct and drinking, he added.
The chief declined to iden-
tify the trouble spots but en-
phasized he was not talking
about benefit dances held by
civic, church, or fraternal
groups or fire departments.
Evening star., 1963-05-15
Africun Diplomats
Convene for Summit

Adds ABABA. Ethiopia
May Is (AP).-African diplo-
mats poured into this Ethio-
plan capital yesterday for the
greatest international meeting
of the continents mainly new
nations. Foreign Ministers con-
vene today in preparation for
a summit session to open
May %.
Ghana's Embassy circulated
among early arrivals an appeal
of President Kwame Nkrumah
for an African parliament and
central government, a project
which thus far has attracted
no public support.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

change in our position irrespec-
tive Of the decision taken in
Washington" This stand means
that eight foreign airlines op-
Grating into Canada as well as
Canada's two carriers will not
be allowed to increase their re-
turn fares.
3. In Montreal, an IATA
spokesman said I'VE are happy
to see any easing of the North
Atlantic fare situation. We
considered it intolerable and
most harmful to passengers. "
Since Canada Is the only hold
out, he expressed fear that
Canadian lines or lines oper-
ating out of Canada may get
a competitive advantage over
United States airlines because
of lower fares.
Seeks Authority
The White House announced
that President Kennedy would
ask Congress for legislation to
give the CAB authority it now
lacks to regulate and enforce
international air fares.
On Capitol Hill, Senator
Magnuson also was preparing
a bill that would empower the
CAB to suspend disputed rates
on international routes, both
for American and foreign air.
lines, until settlement was
reached through consultation
or arbitration.