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OrioIe Heads
DenyChunge
In Control

BALTIMORE, Nov. S (AP).-
Zanvyl Kreiger, treasurer Of the
Baltimore Orioles, says there
has been no change in control
of the club since last fall
However. he said yesterday
he and two other m ajor
stockholders, Jerry Hoffberger
and Board Chairman Joseph A.
w. Iglehart, have been buying
up more shares Of stock in the
organization.
He discounted reports that
he and Hoffberger. head Of a
brewery, had gained control.
The Baltimore New SIP o
said earlier the Kreiger, who
has been aligned with Iglehart
in running the organization
had joined up with Hoffberger
in a new agreement shifting
control of the Orioles.
1.-The control Of the Orioles is
the sam me as 1t was In the
spring or last fall" Kreiger
said.
Hoffberger is the largest in
dividual owner of stock but has
not been a m e m Der Of the
board of directors.
The stockholders meet next
month and Hoffberger will be
welcomed" Kreiger said, add
ing this wouldn't change the
policies of the club"
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he owns me. He'll probably lose
40 points off his average now. ("
Incidentally" Craig chuc-
kled, I've had pretty good sue
cess with Altman"
Disappointing Year
Altman, q 30-year-old south
paw swinger, batted only .274
and hit nine home runs for st.
Louis last season. The Cards
had expected q great deal more
from him after acquiring him
from the Cubs last winter.
That's why they gave up first
line Pitchers Larry jackson
and Indy Mcdaniel. Altman
batted over 800 with the Cubs
in 1861 and 80, hitting 40
home runs in that period.
It was the only deal that
didn't pan out well for the
Cards, who jumped from sixth
place in 1862 to second this
year, largely because Of the
swapping acumen Of General
Manager Bing Devine. The deal
that brought Shortstop Dick
Groat from Pittsburgh was a
master stroke. Groat fired UP
the club. led the league in bat
ting most Of the season and
tied the Cardinal infield
together.
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match Staubach as q passer, or
vice versa. Off their best per-
10 I'm ance, it's almost like
choosing between m atching
pearls. Staubach has picked up
as much as 237 yards passing
and 307 yards in total offense
Tvs. Michigan this year,. Shin
er's top performance included
2SS yards passing and 272
yards total offense Tvs. SMU
last year,.
This season Staubach has by
far the more impressive
credentials. Jolly Roger has
thrown fewer times and COM
pie tie d more for substantially
more yardage-1,149 to 500.
In Class By Himself
Sinner leads in only one cat
egory, touchdown passes
eight to six. But Maryland sup
porterS like to point out that
Sinner. third n ationally in
passing last year. has missed
most Of two games this season
with injuries. Significantly per-
hapS. Sinner, after a slow start,
has outpaSsed Staubach 5l2
yards to BOT the last three
weeks.
1t Is as a passer, who can
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They grow grain
for Canada'S valley whisky

The farmers of valley grow little known winter grain
especially for the GOLD PEAT dslery It's lighter coIored
grain that thrive Nova Scotia and makes smooth
whisky with favor you never had before
There's just much of special valley grain and fresh valley
water. Hardly enough produce lot of whisky ~.
Hurry! There's Each barrel gets all the watch
full care whisky needs to be smooth tasting ~.
Easy to understand why ship PEnANT only
few American cities When you taste -
yours, we hope you sip it slowly and
judge it for havor-as WeA ightness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05

Navy Misses Orr Two WOys. Pose Al.
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Scott, Carr Give In,
Sign With Eagles

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5
(AP) Defensive B cks Ben
Scotti and Jimmy Carr, the
last of the Philadelphia Eagles
holdoutS, finally signed their
1868 contracts with the Ma
tional Football League club
yesterday.
Both players repeatedly COM
promised and accepted less mo-
ney than they had been seek
ing. They have been playing on
option.
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AAOAAAO Ia AeAnOWOSAf Vain
was praying it wouldn't be to
another second-d division club.
felt I had suffered enough.
Relieved and Gratified
II was relieved and gratified
when Murphy told me where ]
was going. I thanked him and ]
want to thank the Nets for
dealing me to a good club. The
Cardinals have the best hitting
team in the league and should
be a contender for many
years"
The two asons he spent
with the Nets must have been
the most frustrating Of Rogers
life. He pitched well enough in
each Of those years to have
been a 20-game winner with a
contending club. But with the
celler-mired Nets, he was a 20
game loser both years. His
C o m bined 1916 record was
misleading. Nine Of his "a de-
feats last season were by shut
outs. four by scores of 10,
This deal should help me
mentally as well as physically, "
said Craig, who will be 80 in
March. THE Cards have been
the toughest team in the
league for me to beat.
st talked with Johnny Keane
cardinal manager) on the tel
ephone and I told him that
Bill White cardinal first base
mani probably will be awfully
disappointed now that we'll be
teammates. White hits me like
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home In Lakewood. Calf. II
was praying it wouldn't be to
another second division club. I
felt I had suffered enough.
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By the Associated Press

Unbeaten. united Texas is
maintaining its tight grip as
the Nations No. / college foot
ball team despite fears by
Coach Darrell Royal that the
Longhorns may be battling "a
complex about those zeroes in
the second half"
Texas again drew an over
whelming vote yesterday for
the top spot in the Associated
Press weekly poll, but Royal
appeared apprehenSive as he
spoke about Saturdays game
against Baylor, tied with the
Longhorns for the Southwest
Conference lead.
Second Half Blanks
"The teams been stale
there's been q lot of pressure
on them" he said. They've.
had three extremely tough Sat-
urdays in q row. And, I know
well have to score in the Sec
ond half to win BY not
scoring in the second half
we've had to sweat some ball
games we thought we had
wrapped up"
As for the complex Royal
mentioned, it's the fact that
Texas has failed to score in the
second half in their last three
games-won by q total Of only
Is points.
Despite the squeakers, Texas
gained As Of the So first-place
votes Of a special panel of
sportswriters and broadcasters
for 500 points, based on 10
points for first, nine for second,
etc. Illinois was second with
425 points. The Longhorns de-
feated SMU, 1912, last Satur-
day while the nlini crushed
Purdue, 41-21.
Seven Keep Places
The only major change In
the Top Ten was Michigan
States arrival on the scene In
the No. 8 spot after a 30-l3
walloping Of Wisconsin. The
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Others receiving votes, listed alpha
betically: Army. Baylor, Georgia Tech,
Memphis state. Nebraska. North Caro-
lima, North Carolina State, Penn State.
princeton, Southern California, SYRIA
euse, WASHINGTON. Wisconsin.
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Top Seven Teams
Keep Poll Places

] Badgers. who had been ranked
eighth. dropped from the list.
Mississippi held third, with
Navy fourth and Auburn, the
only other unbeaten, united
team on the list, IN fifth place.
Oklahoma was sixth, followed
by Alabama as the top seven
kept same places they had last
week. Pittsburgh, Michigan
State and Ohio State filled out
the list.
With the exception Of Ala
bama, all will be in action Sat-
urday and Royal figures his
top-ranked LonghoTns face a
stiff test in Baylor. led by a top
passing combination in Quar-
terback Don Trull and Flanker
Larry Elkins.
Trull has completed LOG of
l85 passes for 1,408 yards and
10 touchdowns. Elkins has
grabbed A for SCI yards and
seven touchdowns.
Praises Baylor
Our strongest and most i'm
portant test is coming up Sat
urday," Royal said. Baylor
is truly one Of the great col
lege passing teams in the Ma
ton. this year or any other
year."
While Texas battles Baylor,
Illinois will continue its cam
paign for the Big Ten Confer
ence crown against Michigan,
Mississippi takes on q breather
In Tampa, Navy meets Mary
land and Auburn tackles Mis-
SiSSippi State.
Oklahoma faces Iowa State,
Pittsburgh goes against Notre
Dame, Michigan State has a
date with Purdue and Ohio
State plays Penn State.
The top 10 teams with first
place votes in parentheses, sea-
son records and points on a
l0-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-l basis:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05
By STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

There Is an uneasy aware
ness at Maryland this week
that the Terps have yet to en-
counter a passer as dazzling as
Nays Roger Staubach, but
this is not necessarily q one
sided situation.
The word along the Severn
River, 80 miles away, is that
Navy hasn't met the equal Of
Maryland's Dick Sinner either.
The two fancy passers hook
up Saturday at Annapolis in a
game that's capturing the
passing fancy Of the areas
football aficionados. Peek be-
hind the scenes and you'll find
Staubach and Sinner alike In
more than initials.
Each Is q quiet, serious indi-
vidual who seems almost en-
barrassed by publicity.
Staubach Is the ever-danger-
Gus scra m bier, the National
leader In total offense.
Better Than Expected
We've talked to coaches aft
er their gam e 8 with Navy"
says Maryland's Tom Nugent,
land week after week they say
they've underestimate Stau-
bach. Despite all his publicity,
he turns out even better than
they anticipated. I guess that's
the real tipoff on him"
Despite Navy's reputation of
being primarily q "Staubach-
team" Maryland's success Is
even more dependent on Shin
er. without him, the Terps
don't tick. Staubach, passing
and running, has accounted for
II Of Nays 20 touchdowns
this season. Sinner has been
responsible by the same yard
stick for IL Of Maryland's II
scores.
Matching Pearls
This guy impresses me-"
says Steve Belichick, Nays
chief scout. II saw him for the
first time. Saturday against
Penn State and he showed me
he could rifle that ball when he
has to or float it soft. He did
that in that wind. and that's
the mark Of a passer."
Navy and Staubach will be
favored. as 1t has every right
to be, but there is increasing
respect for the spunky Terps
and Sinner.
On a given day, Sinner can
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Business Writer

NEW YORK. - The stocl
market chose the first an
niversary of the disastrou;
Memorial Day week of 1862 to
break out of a narrow range
which has confined 1t for two
weeks. 1t rose to new peaks
for 1868.
The Associated Press average
of so stocks rose 20 to 275.9
another Of the series Of highs
1t has attained this spring. The
Dow Jones Industrial Average
advanced 6.43 to 726.96-break-
ing through the 725-level which
had been an obstacle to two
previous rallies.
Memorial Day week moods In
1862 and 1868 we're as different
as night and day. A year ago,
with BLACK Monday" provid-
ing q climax of panic, and
subsequent days q strong but
short-lived buying spree which
was termed '1diotic" at tn e
time, the mood was one OF
frenzy. The 1862 decline still
had a month to go.
This week the feeling In Wall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
Stocks Hit New Peak
Reversing 81 Slump

street was one Of calm and
almost indifferent confidence
that the economy was strone
and that the great 1923 stock
market recovery had plenty OF
room at the top"
Motors and steels were the
heroes of the weeks advance
Reports that the auto industry
seems 1ikely to top the record
year of 1855 and that there
will be little change in the
1864 auto models accompanied
the rise.
1t was evident that-while
the public" still is not pouring
back In droves to Wall street
the 1868 market rise had lost
some of its high quality stodgi-
ness.
The speculative bubble in
sugar stocks lost a lot Of air
and these issues took sharp
losses.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York
Stock Exchange were: Chrysler,
up 6 at 637s on 403,l shares;
Ford, up 33s at 517s; United
States Steel, up 2 at 517s; Cen
eral Motors, up "a at 7314.
and Atlas Corp, up "a at 27s.
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BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE (AP) CUSDA). Cattle
Estimated receipts for three-day period
this week $50 compared III curing
four-day period last week and ,5I2 year
ago. Supply included around 50 per cent
slaughter steers and heifers, 20 per cent
cows, balance largely bulls, feeder cattle
and calves. Compared with last week
steady. Cows fully steady. Hardly enough
feeder cattle and calves 10 test market.
Bulls sold fully steady.
Slaughter steers and helfers: Most
choice s3S-ll52 ID slaughter steers 400.
2A.oo, mixed good and choice Sl0-ll9C
lbs "a. So-73.oo, good n .0o-22lS, few stand.
ard and low good ls.00-2l 90. Several
heifers 2l.oo-77.5o. consignment choice sel
lbs 400. few head standard and Low
good ls.00-20.So.
Cows and bulls: Utility and few com
mercial cows l4.S0-l67S, Gamer and cut
ter l3.0o-l4.7S, few light shelly eannel
and commercial bulls le.00-2l.00, LOAD
mostly utility promising a relatively higl
yield 220o.
Feeder cattle and calves: Good 700
9o5 ID feeder steers 2l.00-23.5o, few medi
UNI and good le.00-22.00. Few good $50
800 ID steers 24.50-26.s0; scattered salei
medium and good $500 ID steer calves
| 22.00-26.50, few heifer calves 2l.0O-23. 90
Veal and calf and sheep auction: NJ
report issued this week due to Memorial
holiday on Thursday.
Hogs; Three-day run this week est
mated at 2s42s head compared 2s3pl four
day period last week and 2,245 year ago
BarrOws and gifts $3.50 cents higher
compared with last weeks close. Sows
scarce limited transactions mostly 81
cents higher. Bulk supply largely US
10 lo0-72s ID butchers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO CAP).-The grain futures
market became wedged between con.
flicting trade factors this week and
prices on the Board Of Trade showed
very little net change.
Most contracts finished within q cent
Of last weeks closes, largely higher.
Gains in corn ranged to as much as
two cents on the July delivery but a
cent or less on others. Oats and rye
advanced about a cent generally. Wheat
and s0ybeans turned easier but still held
a little Of last weeks gains.
At the end Of the week, wheat was
ss-ls cent a bushel lower, July sl.sSlh-9s;
corn 21-2 cents higher, July Sl.23h-9s;
oats 1s-lh higher, July 6A-h cents;
rye sb-lh higher, July sl.2s-271s; soy
beans Val cent lower, July S2.59ss-3z.
NH L. Cos, Closse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
LLAUGHLIN. REALTOR

OLNEY AREA
III acre wooded lot $4,000.
"a acre, wooded, $3.50.
= acre, clear. $4,000.
1853 acres. near golf course. $500
per acre.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

ARROW HAMMER BREAKERS,
bulldozers, Michigan. Grandall, gen
orators. pumps Ford tractors, ce-
ment mixers grinders finishing,
RENTAL TOOLS
UN. $500 JU. s-SoAo
ELECTRIC GENERATOR Oman as
XIV. portable gasoline, Model 20sAJ,
us ", 80 cycles, completely re-
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INC INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. -Crawler
and wheel tractors with backhOes,
leaders and blades. See Us about q
retail purchase plan.
p. H. MOORE
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TRENCHING MACHINEs-New and
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I'd 3 LOADER, | owner, low hours,
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WANTED 70 buy or lease D6, D7,
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a. a. COUNTY,

A. A. COUNTY
200 Fr. COMMERCIAL. on
state Road. over A acres. rlknt
across from 1900. acre subdivision
s rooms and path nome with luli
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ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
near acre lot. IN beautiful Sec
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home has lge. liv. rm. W/flrepl..
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VIEW ALL wATER
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WITH THE REST IN FINANCING,
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CONDITION, Bay
view this home is in exclusive
rm.. all mod. kit, mod. oil heat,
community. near sand beach. has
breezeWay to 2 car garage, all
3 lge. bedrms "a baths. lge, liv.
masonry. on lge, lot. good fl
nancing. $4,000.
6-ON GOOD DEEP WATER. with
bulkhead and pier. you have boat
ing. fishing and swimming at
your front door. This 3 room
home has been remodeled through
out, has lge. inclosed porch fac
ing the bay. mod. oil heat. on
lge. lots. good financing. SCI. 800.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABSOLUTE top cash for md trusts.
No applications or red tape. Va,
Md ID. G. Day. ewes, VIII. 6-tle2.
ACTION IN "a HOURS
md TRUSTS-ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS TO SUIT
YOUR INCOME
REASONABLE RATES
GIBRALTAR MGT. co.
c CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
2nd trust. AMERICAN MORTGAGE
INVESTMENT CO., 3le Southern
Bldg MA. e-333l. Immediate serV.
ices 10 to $3.50 pm.
FIRST TRUST LOANS ON REAL
ESTATE. p. J. WALSHE, INC.
MS Eye st. NV, MA. s-Sz6e.
IMMEDIATE CASH-LOW RATES
lsts md and 3rd TRUST LOANS
x YEARS OF SERVICE
MD. AND VA. HOME OWNERS
immediate cash. No delay. Call
5II-z52l.
MONEY Ind TRUsT-We viii buy
Ind trust notes, d. c., nearby Nd.
or Va. Reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE CORP, 3l2 N. Y.
ave. NV. Ma. $3.50. A
PLENTY FUNDS AVAiLABLE-lst
and 2nd trusts. IN 7 e RSTAT z
MORTGAGE CO., INC, IA. $500.
LIST AND Ind TRUSTS, also finance
or buy real estate in distress or
unusual situations. ST. $3.50.
EQUITY NV. CORP.
el5 18th ST. NV.
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TRUCK SALE


'8s CHEVROLET h-ton pickup,
8 CYL. S-ft. Fleetside body,
radio and heater def. rear
bumper. light blue, Stock
H14S-TA (670x154 ply). was
$2,345, now SI.6p5.
'63 CHEVROLET acton pickup,
8 cyl, 6la-ft. stepside body,
heater /def.. rear bumper, tur-
duoise. Stock S456-A (670x
i54 ply. Was S2,195, now
'ss Gu CHEVROLET M.ton pick
up, 8 cyl, s IT,. Fleetside
body. full custom cab, heater
def, turquoise. Stock #11S
ia (670x154 ply, S70b.
'61 CHEVROLET Model C6103.
2-ton dump, VS. engine, s.
speed trans. all hid equip
ment, red. Stock ESP213
ls.25x20 ply MS rearl.
80 o SGD SEDAN DELIVERY hsasery
def, gray. Stock f503TA
(670x1b4 ply, S396.
'bS CHEVROLET Cab chassis,
model C6103. VS.. 4-speed
trans, 2-speed axle for dump
body on eft. stake on fiat bed
body, green. Stock f633TA
(900x20 10-ply MS rear),
$50 GMC chassis /cab long
wheel base, VS.. 2-speed axle.
equipment (s.25x20 i0-piy
MS rear), S5e5.
81 GMC Teton, loft. stake
truck. 4-speed trans, dual
rear tires, $685..
'52 FORD 2-ton dump truck,
6-yard box. 2-speed axle. S2b
tires, S595.
Jim Mickey
Foirfax, Va. OR. 3-o25o
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HUNTING LODGES

year old mod. cottage on an acre
al. Geo. Wash. Natl. Pk, bet. LII,
ray and New Mlkt.s Va. Excel
hunting. $3.50.