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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
Saxon to Require Special Reports
On Sale or Purchase Of Bank Stock
Controller
Testifies at
SEC Hearing

Controller of the Currency
Saxon disclosed today that his
agency will soon require bank
officers, directors and owners
of 10 per cent or more of O
bank stock to file special re-
norts whetn they buy or sell
bank shares.
Mr.. Saxon said this first APP
plication Of so-called "insider"
trading rules to bank officials
will probably go into effect in
about so days. The proposed
regulations would apply only
to those national banks under
the controllers supervision.
The controller announced
the proposed regulation before
q Senate Banking subcommit-
tee considering legislation to
expand the Securities and Ex-
change Act 70 require, among
other things, such insider re-
porting for banks.
While offering his own new
regulations, Mr.. Saxon objected
to tying in" any banking
regulations applied to other in
dustries because they already
are heavily regulated by Fed
eral agencies.
Another Federal bank regu-
lator, however, supported the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission proposals. Federal Re-
serve Chairman William McC
Martin said "the provisions
relating to reports, proxies and
insider tradings" should apply
to bank stocks as well as other
stocks.
And Mr.. Martin added, "II
would be preferable if those
provisions were administered by
the SEC and not by bani
supervisory agencies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
Maybe You'll Be Forced
To Wear Your Seat Belt

interlocked with the cars igni-
ton system. With the belt fas-
tened. the car can be started
and operates normally. The in
slant the belt is unlocked, the
engine stops.
Involved is a snap-action
switch engineered especially for
the belt control by the Micro
Switch division of Honeywell.
When the driver fastens the
belt. a spring. loaded lever In
side the unit operates the
switch to turn on the cars
ignition. When the belt is I'M
locked. the switch automatical-
ly turns off the ignition.
An optional accessory Is a
special switch mounted on the
driver can set the brake, then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
U. S. to Increase
Tin Surplus Sales
BY the Associated Press

The Government announced
1t will increase its sales of sur
plus stockpiled tin to 400 long
tons a week from June % until
September 8. This will be double
the current sales rate.
In announcing the change
the State Department said the
increased sales will allow the
General Services Administra-
ton, custodian of the stockpile
more fleXibility for meeting
changing market conditions
The price Of tin rose in May
and early June, but in ap-
parent anticipation of the Gov
eminent move has dropped In
the last few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24

estimated 1914 million tons in
June"
The magazine says that
steelmakers in Chicago report
substantial deferments from
customers in every industry ex-
cept automotive and predict
that order backlogs will drop
by as much as 10 to Is per
cent per week.
1.-THE setbacks are mainly in
product areas where inventory
b building has been the
heaviest" Steel says, with the
emphasis on hot rolled and
cold rolled sheets. Demand fol-
wide plates remains strong
with most producers quoting
August deliveries. Most other
products are available within
four weeks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
ON WHEELS

In recent comments on the
growing use of auto seat belts
1t was noted in this space that
while a number of States. Vr-
ginia included, have made belts
compulsory, none he's yet made
it mandatory to USE them.
But the way has finally
opened.
A 74-year-old st. Paul, MINI
motorist, after being badly
shaken up in an accident in
which he was not using his
seat belt, has invented one that
is so mandatory the car won't
run unless the belt is fastened.
e. @. Maurer, the inventor
says the device can be easily
attached to any seat belt, ever
those already installed.
The control is electrically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
TUNA INDUSTRY
SPENDS MILLIONS
TO REGAIN FAVOR

NEW YORK (AP)-The
tuna fish industry is
launching a $40 million
promotion program in an
effort to regain the favor
1t lost from last March's
botuliSm scare.
A spokesman for the
Tuna Research Founda-
ton, a trade organiza-
ton. said the industry has
agreed to spend that
amount in advertising dur
ing the next three months
to push sales.
They've been running
about one-third below year.
ago levels since mid
March, when two Detroit
women died Of botulism
contracted from a single
can of tainted tuna.
The factory where the
offending tuna was canned
has since been closed end
an investigation launched.
Publicity over the Detroit
deaths, however, hit tuna
sales almost Immediately.
Prices were trimmed about
a cent a can. The price to
tuna fishermen fell by
about $50 a ton to $240.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
Steel Production to Drop

CLEVELAND (AP). Better
than-average steel shipments,
but a sharp curtailment of in
got production are expected in
July. the magazine Steel says.
Removal Of the strike threat
won't have much effect on next
months shipments" the metal
working weekly adds, because
most Of the July tonnage has
been processed to the point
where it can't be deferred.
Shipments will drop no more
than is per cent.
I'm Steelmaking, 1t will be
a different story. Operations are
already trending downward
July's output will be about
eight million ingot tons VS.. an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
BY CHARLES YARBRoUeH

run the engine without having
the belt fastened.
The whole gadget is priced
at $l4.95 with $4.95 more for
the parking brake switch.
4
Probably the oldest looking
creation ever to come from a
ChrySler plant has been tested
successfully on beaches, paddy
fields, bogs and even hard
surfaced roads in the soggy
Swamplanis Of Louisiana and
Alabama.
Called the Marsh Screw
Amphibian, the vehicle rides
on revolving pontoons like giant
screws and was designed and
built by Chrysler under q con-
tract with the Nays Bureau
of Ships.
"Drive-now, pay-lat r" has
reached the rental car market.
Hertz has announced that
the new revolving credit plan,
which went into effect two
weeks ago, enables a user to
spread payments over as long
as 20 months.
You can bet Chrysler can take
heart over the performance Of
q turbin-powered British Rover
in the grueling 24-hour race at
lie Mans, France.
Running outside Of the ccm-
petition against piston-engined
cars, the Rover completed the
race at an average speed Of
SO miles an hour and took
away a special price Of $500
just for finishing.
Chrysler is building q fleet
of so turbine-powere@ luxury
cars which will be scattered out
to users over the Nation for
testine this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
Slate Is Announced In Arden Forms Fiqht

of six directors he will present
at a special stockholders meet
ing July 10.
Shareholders on July II will
consider whether to increase
the board to II members from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24

Los ANGELES DD. = ],
Frank Holt, former president of
Arden Farms Co., who is seek
ing to regain control Of the
West Coast dairy and food
store concern announced a slate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24

the present IL. They will elect
six new directors i; they APP
prove the expansion and will
vote on changing the regular
meeting place from Dover, Del,
to Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24

BOSTON ODD - Raytheon
Co. received a $1.20 million
contract from Bendix Corp. to
produce assemblies for the
Nays surface-to-air Talos
missile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09
ThoiIond Premier Sorit
Dies, Thonom Named

ing the death Of Premier SaEit
Thanarat.
The 55-year-old premier, one
Of Americas closest friends in
Southeast Asia, died here yes
terday after q long illness. The
cabinet nominated Gen. Tha-
nom KittaKachorn, the 52-year-
old deputy premier and defense
minister. to succeed him. and
King Bhumibol Adulyadej ap-
pointed Gen. Thanom premier
today.
With an eye on Communists
who have been active in nor
theast Thailsnd, Interior Min
lister Praphas Charusathien
warned the national police and
provincial governors to be alert
against "Subversives who could
be active with the death Of the
premier"
Gen. Thanom also ordered
the armed forces to remain at
their posts. on guard against
any attempt to create disorder.
A medical bulletin said Mar
shall Sarit died Of kidney and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09

Relief Lasts for Hoursl
In tiny tablets called Prim0tsnS4
These Primatsns Tablets opea
bronchial tubes, loosen eongSstion,
relieve taut nervous tension. Al
without painful injections.
The secret is-Primatens combines
. medicines lin full prescription
strsngth) found most effective in
combination for asthma distress.
Each performs q special purpose.
So look forward to sleep at nigh6
and freedom from asthma spasmA
Get Primatsns at any drugstore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09

songgram to the premiership.
Ten years later, following the
normal pattern for Thai poll
tics. he led . coup that ousted
Marshal Pibul and exiled him
to Japan.
Shortly after, Marshal Sarit's
cirrhotic liver sent him to Wal
ter Reed Hospital in Washing.
ton. Gen. Thanom, also an
army career officer, headed the
government In his absence.
While Marshal Sarit conval-
esced in Florida and England.
friction developed In the ruling
army group he left behind. In
October. 1858, Marshal Sarit
hurried home. proclaimed mar
tial law. suspended the consti-
tuition, dissolved the national
assembly and resumed active
control Of the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Medical tests proved this formula
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This formula IL % effective that
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09

heart complications following
aggravation Of chronic nvel
trouble. He became Ill Novem-
Der IL and the United States
Army Surgeon-General 1t
Gen. Leonard Heaton, had
flown here to attend him when
his condition worsened Novem-
Der %.
An army man since the age
Of 20. Marshal Sarit In 1947,
Joined in the coup that re-
turned Field Marshal P. Pibul-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-09

BANGKOK. Thailand. Dec. 9
(AP) Another staunch friend
Of the West held Thailand's
government reins today follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

Great Republic Of the Freep"
at 3 pm. Tuesday. in room 2Os
OF the School Of international
Service. American University,
Nebraska and Massachusetts
avenues NV.
The lecture is sponsored by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

evangelist would leave next
week for New York and then
sail to Europe. He will officiate
ut his daughters wedding cere-
mony in Switzerland May 8
and start q new crusade in
Paris on May 70.
DR.. Graham said that a fl
nancial emergency brought on
by his illness appeared also to
have been cured. He had re-
ported April / that contribu-
tons in this years early
had fallen to about
half those needed to sustain a
So million annual budget. But
now, he added. they are COM
ing back to normal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12
Health Better, Graham
Plans Europe Crusade

MINNEAPOLIS, April 10
(AP).-The Rev. Billy Graham,
IL pounds under his normal
1872 and still on a strict diet,
said yesterday he believes his
health problems have been
solved.
The evangelist arrived by Jet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

from Hawaii. where he has
been under treatment for two
months for lung and CASTRO
intestinal infections.
1--WE think we found the root
cause of my series of illnesses
and it has been cured" said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

DR.. Graham. ut was a deep
infection ! didn't know I had"
MY recurring illnesses have
been part Of Gods plan for
my life." the evangelist told q
news conference at the airport.
He pointed out that God did
the same thing to the Apostle
Paul, that he might not be
exalted above measure"
DR.. Graham will attend a
meeting of his finance commit
tee and dedicate a new build
ing to house his Billy Graham
Evangelistic Association during
his five = day stay in Min
neapolis.
Aides said the 44-year-old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12
Dr.. Struusz-Hupe
Lectures Tuesduy

DR.. Robert Strausz-Hupe d.
rector of the Foreign Policy
Research Institute. University
of Pennsylvania. will speak,
IAN American Empire or a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

the Young Federalists for At
lantic Union ct American Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
SERVICE NOTES

Aero Space Angels" is the
theme of the party on
Wednesday when the Navy
Nurse Corps celebrates its
55th anniversary a few days
ahead Of the actual date,
May l3.
Director of the Corps, Capt.
Ruth A. Erickson, will head
the receiving line, at the z to
9 o'clock reception in the
National Naval Medical Gen.
ter Officers Club.
In 1908, 20 nurses gradu-
ated from the school at the
old Naval Hospital on E
street, and are referred to
affectionately as the Sacred
90"
The Corps has had special
permission to wear the Of
ficial summer evening dress
whites for this affair, and
the effect should be stunning.
Official orders changing uni
forms from winter to sum-
mertime are usually issued
May Is.
With Capt. Erickson will be
Chief Nurse Of the Naval
Hospital Comdr. Marian F.
Caesar, and Comdr. Claire
M. Walsh, general chairman
for the gala party.
Serving with the chairman
are 1t. Comdr. Irene A. Sui
Ivan, 1t. q. g. Joan Nc
Intyre, Ensign Helen L. Shep-
herd, 1t. Comdr. Constance
Evening star., 1963-05-05
OAR Plans
Tour to Dover

The home of John Dickin-
son, the "Penman Of the
Revolution" will be a feature
of the District of Columbia
Daughters of the American
Revolution one-day tour to
Dover, Del, on May IL.
The famed writer of Let
ters of a Farmer in Penn
sylvania" lived for several
years in the home. five miles
southeast of Dover.
Following a morning tour
of the Dickinson Mansion
the group will return to
Dover for q luncheon at the
Treadway Inn and a tour Of
other historic landmarks, in
cluding the State Museum
Building No. 3 and Christ
Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
SERVICE NOTES
Navy Nurse Corps To Mark Birthday

tiles in her country. She is
staying with the Popendieck
family of Valley drive In
Alexandria and attends
H a m m o n d High School,
where she was chosen Foot
ball Queen last fall.
Miss Colette Lapeyre of
Paris will give a piano re-
cital. She is a senior at Georgt
Mason Junior Senior High
School In Falls Church. She
is the houseguest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Galen Yates. Miss
Lapeyre has formed a French
club at school and the club
in turn sponsored a French
Day. She is also a member of
the French Honor Society.
Both students are in this
country under the auspices
of the American Field Serv-
ice student exchange pro-
gram.
The MSTS also sponsors
the Nakazato Garden Or
phanage. During the last 10
years the men stationed with
the Far East Command and
on various MSTS ships have
spent countless hours doing
carpenter repair work, in
stalling baths, sponsoring
Little League ball games and
even donating a bull to start
a dairy herd. Cow" Sam on
his death had a monument
erected to him by the chill
dren.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

Rowe, 1t. q. g. Mary A.
Lee, 1t. Comdr. Eva Dale
Jones, 1t. Comdr. Ethelyn
Nelson and Ensign Eloise C.
Gebhart.
There will be dancing, sing
ing and pantomime, plus a
skit planned by some Of the
corps depicting their eight\
week indoctrination course at
Newport, r. /. The decora-
tions are a deep dark secret.
Over 500 members of the
nurse corps are expected.
They will come from Annap-
oils, Patuxent River Com
mand, Quantico, the Bureau
of Medicine and Surgery, as
well as the Medical Center at
Bethesda. Members of the
corps who might be here from
overseas are sure to find a
welcome at the party.
The cake-cutting ceremony
is set for $3.50 and Capt.
Erickson is expected to be
assisted by Navy VIPs.
A luncheon with an inter-
national tone will close the
current season for the Mill
tary Sea Transportation
Service Wives Club on Thurs
day. Members are asked to
gather at the Officers Club
at National Naval Medical
Center.
Miss Minna Bloch Of Dem
mark will sing and give a
short talk on women's activ-
Evening star., 1963-05-05

Interest of the men spread
to their wives at home and
now all MSTS Wives Clubs
share in assisting these very
appealing children as we'll as
aiding older girls to further
their education, which in
cludes scholarships to nurs-
ing schools. BY E. M. d.
Evening star., 1963-02-17
1900 Area Bankers
Attend Alb Bonquet

Some 1900 area bankers and
other guests attended the an
nual banquet and dance OF
Washington Chapter, American
Institute Of Banking, at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel last night
In addition to the banquet,
entertainment and dancing In
Sheraton Hall. individual banks
entertained guests at open
houses in various suites scat
tered throughout the hotel.
A special feature Of the an
nual event was presentation Of
the chapters first Distinguished
Service Award to Warren r.
Forster, dean of the chapter
faculty and board chairman OF
Union Trust Co.
L. Gilbert Vance Of Suburban
Trust Co., chapter president
presented the award and re-
viewed chapter accomplish
ments Of the last year. Mem
bership in 1868 will exceed
1900 for the second year In
a row, he reported.
Evening star., 1963-02-17

and assistant secretary. Waldo
Burnside has been appointed
assistant vice president and as
sistant general merchandise
manager. Harry Boysen has be-
come assistant vice president
and assistant general merchan-
disc manager.
Other promotions included:
Ralph Guppy to assistant vice
president and merchandise
controller; John w. Yockey to
assistant vice president-operat-
ing services; Mrs. Jean H Sisco
to assistant vice president-per-
sonnel, and Bion B. Bierer, jr.,
to assistant vice president
warehousing.
Mr.. Granger joined the staff
in 1881 and advanced to divi-
sional merchandise manager in
l947, He was elected assistant
vice president and general mer-
chandise manager in 1855 and
vice president-suburban stores,
on october 81.
Mr.. Everett entered the or
ganization in 1884 and became
buyer of boys clothing in 194l.
He was appointed assistant Sec
retary and assistant to the
board chairman In 1859. He is
a graduate of Lehigh University.
Mr.. Burnside joined Wood
ward and Lothrop in June,
1949, became assistant divi-
sional merchandise manager
In 1857 and advanced to divi-
sional merchandise manager Of
women'S ready-to-wear In 1857.
He is a University Of Maryland
graduate.
Directors also declared the
usual quarterly dividends OF 80
cents a share on common stock
and SIPS a share on preferred
stock.
Both dividends will be paid
from surplus earnings Of the
company on March % to stock
holders Of record March 8.
Evening star., 1963-02-17
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is (AP). USDAl
Cattle: Receipts l32S compared TO 1908
last week and 2073 last year. Compared
to last week slaughter steers slow and
unevenly IS cents 10 100 lower with
high good and choice showing the mOsi
decline; heifers moderately active and
mostly steady to 50 cents lower; cows
active and steady % 50 cents lower
with the decline on utility; bulls scarce,
ers scarce and fully 50 cents 10 LOO lower.
Slaughter steers and heiiers: Package
high choice ll43 ID steers 76.7S early
Monday and small lot high ggod 70
prime li0l lbs 1880 latei four lots
average and high choice l06l.llSl lbs
1900; load choice l21 lbs 2S.25i mixed
high good and choice sl7.l2o4 lbs $500
1915; good 23.1S-25.oo and small lot
mixed standard and good ll@ lbs 23.2s.
Fey lots good 1880 ID heiiers POO g %.
SsS lbs 7i.oo; few high standard and
low good IS5-S5I lbs 77.o0,23.oo.
Cows and bulls; Utility cows closed
l4o0-1.00, few head high utility and
commercial l7.0o-le.0 90; Gamer and cutter
a. S0-l4.50; light Gamer ll.00-l2S0. Utility
and commercial bulls l9.oo-7o.IS.
Feeder steers: One lot choice 10 fancy
$40 lbs 7e:2s; few small lots god $40
700 lbs 23.So-2A.7s.
Veal and calf suction; Compared 10
steady To- strong. instances 2So higher
on low choice, Instances 100 lower on
low standard and instances 80 higher
on utilityi Gull virtually absenti choice
l40-26o lbs A0.0o-A7.00, good 10000 50;
few standard 27.0o-3s.0ol utility l20-l5O
lbs .;oo.3l ;ooi few head Gull lSS-lsS
lbs lS.5o-7l.oo.
Evening star., 1963-02-17
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Bltumin0us Production In
the week ended February 0 to-
tailed $4,000 tons compared
with 7.865,00O in the previous
week and 8,l70,000 in the like
week a year ago. Production
for the January / TO February
10 period was estimated at
46.672, 900 tons VS.. 4S.i95, 900 a
year ago. National Coal ASso-
citation.
Prudential Ins. Co. Of Am.
announced q SIS million loan
TO Cinerama. Inc, has been ac-
ouired by q West Coast theater
magnate, william r. Forman,
OF Los Angeles.
United Artists Corp. will ac-
quire Mirish Co.. Inc. In ex-
change for $1,000 shares OF
United Artists common stock
The deal includes interests In
20 motion pictures.
American Stock Exchange
has reelected Robert s. Frank
a wee chairman OF the board
He has been a member since
1898.
Universal Leaf Tobacco in {
months ended December 81
earned $3,669.000 or $3.50 q
share VS.. S4,244,000 or S3.36 ir
1861 period.
First National stores, Inc, ir
three months ended December
81 earned sl,747.764 or sl.06 .
share VS.. sl,9i2,9S5 or Sl.l6 II
1861 period.