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Evening star., 1963-04-28

Jerry Harig of the Holiday
sports staff, who was out
hunting for a place to drop a
line during the days of the big
blow couldn't find a safe spot
on the big water for his car
top boat. So he put in to Capt.
Baston's place at Grayton on
the Nanjemoy. He picked UP
seven black catfish from 10 to
IL inches. He says Capt. Bas-
ton predicts there1l be a good
run of white cats at the next
full moon.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Old Dominion Adds
Seuts for Opener

Jimmy Mairs, Bert Robbins
and Chuck Tolbert, three Of
the areas top drivers, will in
troduce new cars Saturday al
Old Dominion Speedway's open
ing night.
Director AL Gore has had the
track facilities overhauled and
added 1850 seats, giving the
track a capacity OF 5,400.
Two l0-lap consultations. a
35-lap feature for modified
stock cars and the main event
for l949-54 stock models arc
scheduled
Evening star., 1963-04-28
HoA1%EN's " sHePPINekeu'DE-EfE
'=9s.zzsz IsSLk5e3 IH11 ESSa.45:f1f5s

LIFT. s-IN. FIBERGLAs, 4O-hp
Mere; Used very little. Cost over
$995: Cali Mr.. PALMER WE 5-56Ss S
lift. IMPORTED NODDED HULL,
sports fisherman, trailer, 60-h. D.
Mercury motor, elec. Call Galesville,
Md. 3Ol--S67-SS31
RUNABOUT, IA IT., with 1s-h.p. Evin-
sories Mahoe. deck with White piy-
wood bottom. Motor almost peri. cond.
$500. 736-1O63.
AFT. CHRIS-CRAFT, design, solid
hull, Chrysler marine engine. Sac,
Sl,500. RE. 6-4O43.
lift. RUNABOUT, 2O-h.p, Mercury
motor, 5000. S-ft. sailboat, sos.
Phone 5S5-6l05
16Is-FT. LAPSTRAKE RUNABOUT,
1852 iong trailer. 45-horsepower cleo
and eoVer From Prom HsOG 1880 caHza: 4747sosp tGp
WING CAPT rASSS SS s. aq% NEW dGnd 5aSf Isss s Sr
SeSseboats etc. OPfSsi From Ss'S sSs to rsttS So
THE 8. a R; METALS co. fob.
RYyhYs MhI5s P1sins; aaT an Md 3ed1~9SaIss62 ed
seod cond. Ideal for boat moOrinG'
floating piers, RATS, dredge pipe, etc
$40 each. THE 8. & r. METALS CO..
fob, White plains, Md. 301-934-
I6-FT. HARvEY-CRAFT. windshield,
steering hardware. Like new. S495.
ocAt'N STAINS BOAT CENTER
S236 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
JU. 5-7773
l3-FT. BOSTON WHALER, 1s-h.p.
Johnson outboard motor, fuel tank.
s., 1870. cAP'N STAINS BOAT CEN
TEL III|ro s2go ~ s9gEia Gs95Eia ave" Silver
HAULING, up to 80 f., in or around
MetToPolItan Metz POL Area. Call 273-oi9s'
1853 Is-FT. PEN yam LAPSTRAKE
RUNABOUT, twin 1S-h.p. johnson,
trailer, little used, Sl.650. FE. g.
IS-FT. DAY CRUISER, refin., . hunks,
marine head. 5O-h.p. Johnson, cleo.
excel cond.' extra equip. trailer
I6-FT. RUNABOUT, 35-h.p. outbd.,
good condition. with radio, $3.50. Call
EVINRUDE obs h.p., '58 elec.
Used Is hours. New cond. VIII accept
smaller motor in trade. TU. 2-OS0O.
1860 II IT. Revel Craft with 40 h.p.
johnson and new Cox trailor. $1,000
or best offer. Terms. JU. 9-4254.
STOP WISHING-start scraping. "a
It. bay built inboard $3.50. SHADY
SIDE BOAT YARD. Shadyside. Nd.
lift. GLASSPAR. Fiberglas, conV
top, 40 h.p. Evinrude motor, gator,
trailer 6g1nss1 and many extras. All 1852
Is Fl. CRESTLINER, Fiberglass, 35-
h.p. Mercury motor and trailer;
$1,000. SP. 3-4346. JACK MAXWELL,
1924 Defense hwy. Lanham, Nd.
BAY BUILT CRUISER, and trailer,
1874 IT. Fiberglased, fresh water sys-
TEN. 81 395. Or will trade for auto
of equal value. Butler 3-2322.
33-FT. 1885 Mason raised-deck cabin
cruiser, fully equipped. Chrysler ma
Tine engine. hydraulic reverse gear
coz system. elec. bilge pump, alco-
hhol hol galley $4,000. COBB ISLAND
IS FT. CHRIS CRAFT inboard, l3l
h;p. with trailer. $1,000. Dial 30l-
OR. 5-607I,
KEEPER, IL IT. folding boat, Just
like new, full sailing equipment and
paddles. HE. 9-O574.
II FT. DUCRAFT CABIN CRUISER
sleeps 2, head, trailer. twin 35 h.p.
outboards. sacrifice $3.50. GIL Lom-
bard Cheverly. Md. SP. 3-2S79 or
CANOE, 15' Explorer, z inch marine
plywood .(fiberglassedl. 2 ash pad
dies, used l season. Reas. 935-6625.
l6 FIT. Revel Craft. 1850, 40 hip.
Johnson, elec. starter. Lapstrake,
SS95 OIL. 2-4S7S.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Tuble Tennis Toduy

The District Table Tennis
Association will hold its annual
Pennsylvania P avenue open
tournament today at the club
headquarters, 419 Ninth street
NV. Novice singles pegin at
/ pm. and ben's singles at 3.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Howard Triumphs

Howard University's cricket
team won its second match in
as many games by defeating
Haverford College Of Philadel-
phia, 1922, yesterday at How
ard. Vancliff johnson scored
So runs for the Bisons.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

NNSEyIAND NAVY MD - 3 ! 3 al
Navy scoring-Taylor 4, MacLauRh,
lin >, Willandt >, Stewart ., Baldwin
Lantier' Fromme, Tracy, Peterson
Maryland scoring-Levitt ., Scnie,
2; kenworthy ,, Smith, Rombro, Pet,
ANNAPOLIS, April 81 (AP)
Nays plebe track team
dropped only two first place:
today in rolling up a 111-2C
decision over Baltimore Poly
technic Institute.
Greg Williams was the only
double winner, taking both the
mile and two-mile runs. Dick
Bona set a new plebe record
for the triple Jump with a dis
tance of AZ feet 21a inches.
ANNAPOLIS, April q CAP).
st. Andrews school defeated
the Navy plebes in two l50-
pound crew races today.
The Middleton (Del.) school
took the lead at the start of
both races to win by a length
and a half in the first and half
a length in the second.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Navy StOmps
Terps for 5th
Lacrosse Win

ANNAPOLIS, April 81 (AP)
I-Undefeated Navy, Iast years
college lacrosse ch a pion
crossed a big hurdle toward
another title today by taking
a l7-9 victory from Maryland
Pete Taylor fired in four
goals to lead the Navy offense,
which took 73 shots against
only 90 for the Terrapins.
The victory was the fifth OF
the season for the Middies,
whose last defeat was Is games
ago against Army at the end
of the 1861 season. Maryland is
now To for the season.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Lundon's RuIIy
Tops Flint Hill

Landon scored two runs in
the seventh inning with two
out to defeat Flint Hill, ga,
yesterday at Flint Hill.
Both Of the runs were scored
after a single and o hit bats
man and an overthrow at first
base by losing Pitcher Carl
Ford.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Navy Nine Romps
Over Yale, 10-1

ANNAPOLIS, April 81 (AP)
Defending champion NAVY
won its third out of four East
ern intercollegiate League base
ball games by defeating Yale,
l0-l, here today.
Bruce Terwilliger pitched the
first eight innings for the Mid
dies, holding Yale to six singles,
Dan Hennessy, Navy's ace re-
lief pitcher, added a hitless
ninth inning.
Catcher Bob Dougal led
Navy's attack with three con-
secutive singles to raise his sea-
sons batting average to .684.
!, ,ALE Oul 900 100 u .
NAVY OF O32 9Ox-io iI
Kelly, Heiherington y and Horsar
OConnell; Terwiliiger. Hennessy tpl
HnG lnG Dougal W-Terwilliger 4.D, l.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

Ii-FT. RUNABOUT, '82, electric start
40 hip. Used less than hrs. Al
acces., trailer. $3.50. SP. 3-lSO5
49, EXPRESS CRUISER with 35 Eyin
rude Big Twin and control S475
Call OWNER, RE. 5-4735.
ARISTOCRAT, 13 IT. Windshield, steer,
ing controls, Mercury Mark 20. Excel
cond. S215. 10. 5-4S16
KEEPER MASTER with complete
sailing rig. S40O. Call MR.. @. M
65, 6HSBBS ESo5 alter $50 pm. or weekends
l5.FT. Pierson fibreglass, 40 hip
EVinrude elec. and new trailer. SS95
- ,oxON HILL MARINE
OPEN SUNDAY f0-s 011"
'63 MODELS ON DISPLAY
GlasSpar & Thompson
Chris-Craft Corsair Fiberglas
OXON HILL MARINE
5544 Livingston Rd. Sc. 24S-642c
Open Sunday, 1913
~ Fl. mohog. Sealander with retrac.
tlole wheels, license not nee. 40 h.p
Elgin, fully equipped, excel. cond. HE
l6 THOMPSON w/top and side cur
talns. stern cover, 40 h. D. elec, John.
son; new trailer, S995. OXON HILL
SMlAHiNE; Sleae5s; S544 Livingston rd. sc
14-FT. WHIRLWIND, $50
80. OXON HILL MARINE
OPEN SUNDAY Nd 7 Il f0-5 f0-O4@|
LIFT. FEATHER CRAFT aluminium
30 h.p. Mercury and trailer S4g5
. oxoN HILL MARINE ''
oo44 Livingston Rd.. s. E. 24S-6422
-- OPEN SUNDAY 1913
l6-FT; THOMPSON, so h.p. Evinrude
, oxoN HILL MARINE
5544 Livingston Rd., SEE 24S-s4oo
OPEN SUNDAY 1913
Fl. LYMAN, steering, new paint
100. 100 NJ street Sc
LIFT, WHIRLWIND. 3O-h.p, Johnson
e; eIee; starter controls. Elgin trailer
."l-ET. OWNS inboard cruiser, So.
mp Flagship marine eng, equip
81 .O95 CT. 6-2472.
FAST 2S-FT. steel-hull cruiser Sleeps
=. $3.50. a49-3429, evenings.
@3-FT. TROJAN 80 sedan, 170-h,p-,
oeptn finder refinished. 671-3649
2o;FT. BAY CITY RUNABOUT, with
Kopei's Marina. 5e79i57o' 70 See al
36-FT. Herreshoff auxiliary yaWl, very
MASON. in Annapolis. CO. s.s78i,
or D. C.. after pm. AID. 2-409i.
lS-FT. RUNA3OUT, Philcraft 80, 40
n:p Mercury. extras. 1885 C T
MsSERS; sp Ramsey dr. Turkey Point,
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
srsy Easy s,,,s terms; good trades. CAP'N
ave. Silver Spring, JU. 5-7773.
GRuMMAN ALUMINIUM CANOES -
CAP'N STAINS BOAT CENTER, So36
Ga. ave, Silver Spring, JU. 5-7773,
TRAILER, capacity $500 lbs. single
axle. Can take inboard. outboard OF
Keel auxiliary SP. 3-335l.
lS6" SPEEDB0AT, cedar wood hull,
sO-h.p in6oard, dble. .planks on bot
tom. Needs slight attention $3.50
CALL 532-340S
,63 GkADY-WHITE clinker-blt. boats,
'63 STARCRAFT. Fiberglas and alum
90 JOHNSON MOTORS. 2 yrs guar,
'63 cox TRAILERS
BURT MARINE CENTER
1882 Richmond Hwy. Alex, Va.
765-22l5
one MI. South Of the Wilson Bridge
AMPLE PARKING
Mon. Sat. go, Thurs. and Fri, 90
HAMPTON I7-FT. SAILBOAT
Dacron Sails, 5000
Call RAJ -37QR
Evening star., 1963-04-28

ANNAPOLIS. April 81 (AP)
Don Eshelman limited Bulls
Prep to two hits today as the
Navy plebes defeated the Silver
Spring Md school. 40.
BULLS PREP OOO 600 OOO-O . q
NAVY PLEBES O02 900 OH \ /
=. kroh and Absheri Eshelman and
Evening star., 1963-04-28

23-FT. TROJAN. '62, 1s5-h.p. Inter-
eeptor. Bimini series 24OO. Annapolis
26S-5403. weekdays, RE. 7-2i45.
MERCURY, Mark %, 90 hip, 2 props
Motor in fine shape. S225 or best
offer. 10. S-50S6.
EyINRUDE. 35 hip, 1853, excellent.
RE. e-eO97
?O-FT. BROADWATER hdtp. day
cruiser. 75 johnson, trailer, carpets
and access. New cond. ST ,S95. DU.
5-S707, JE. 4-1SIS.
13-FT; LAPSTRAKE sailboat, trailer
Sndd Snd nitch; ntSsedS In good condition. S245.
CANOE i.StS' oId Town. is IT., Just refin-
~ EN- 3-s7s4
so-FT MATHIS Yacht, twin GIN
baths. rec. refurbished.
75-FT. CUSTOM YACHT. Recent e-71
GIN diesels' Oman diesel gen. 8
suo pot a Baths bE With t. hGEsTs W tr.Ss new
for real estate or smaller boats. For
appt., call ia. 7-6S90 or DI. 7-7652.
WHIRLWIND. 16 IT.; 35-h.p. Johnson
electric; Little Dude trailer. All in
excellent condition. S995. LA. 9-1S74:
REVEL CRAFT, 10 IT.; Johnson 90
equipped. Sl.495. Call JU. 7-5956.
sEyERAL NEW SLIPS. NOW AVAIL
bors in America Motor Boating
Magazine ReporU. Located directly
on the Chesapeake. As minutes drive
from D., c. Modern under-pier cleo
tric and water connections, mobile
electric lift; launching we'll, ultra
modern restaurant. bar and motel
facilities, days per week. Olympic
size, swimming pool, complete boat
NEWLY DREDGED DEEP WATER
CHANNEL WITH 8 FT. OF WATER
At GAS DOCK ROSE HAVEN MA
RINA, OWINGS P. o.. Anne Arundel
County. Md. In Washington. DIAL
REPUBLIC 1851. Direct line. no TOLL
PRAM. 10 it.. aluminium, flotation
seats, ] year old. SS5 or best offer.
25-FT. REBEL CRAFT CRUISER, fly
ing bridge, dual controls. 1S5-h.p.
engine. sleeps 4, deep roomy cockpit.
Used very little; needs some painting
top side. Must sell; price. S4,990.
Telephone 3S4-92l2.
TANDEM BOAT TRAILER, 2.lOO-lb.
capacity. will take UP to 22-ft. boat.
Used ] season. $500. so. S-O319.
lift. WHIRLWIND RUNABOUT, 35-
h.p.. electric johnson motor; tilt
trailer. Like new. $685.. 534-2562.
JOHNSON OUTBOARD, 25 h.p.. beau
Mfully kept. perfect running. S110.
Telephone JU. 5-794O.
IA FIT. RJ1NABOUT, steam nodded
plywood: full hardware: fast and
strong. S345. CIR. 3-4245,
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04
Lincoln Methodist Church

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. Nelson r. Reppert, min
lister.
Services for Sunday, January g.
9:45 am. Morning Worship
Hour. The First Sunday of Epiph-
any. Communion Will be observed
during this hour. For the SER
mon title, Rev. Reppert will be
using, "Cosmic Birth Pangs".
Scripture text, Isaiah 60:1:22
and Romans 8:12:25. Rev. Rep
pert will also be bringing the
message in song.
Friendly Greeter will be Mrs.
Ann Watson. Ushers will include
Gus Watson and son Lonnie.
Flowers will be placed in the
Church during the month of jan
uary by the W.S.C.S.
10:45 am. Church School Ses-
sion. Harry Swain, Jr., Supt.
Douglas Morgan, Asst. Supt. The
reorganization of the Sunday
School will take place during this
hour. We cordially invite the
entire family to join us each Sun
day, not only for Sunday School
but the worship service as we'll.
Newcomers are always well
come.
1880 pm. There will no M.Y.F,
service at $50. Instead the
members of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship will be In charge of
the regular evening worship
service. You are most cordially
invited to join US in this hour of
friendly fellowship. Visitors are
always welcome.
The Sunbeam Sunday School
Class, Mrs. Elizabeth Glen
daniel, teacher will hold their
first meeting of the New Year at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Brittingham on Tuesday eve
ming, January 8. Time 8 pm. ALI
as well as prospective
are cordially invited.
2 pm. Choir rehearsal at the
Church, the first rehearsal of
1868.
New members are invited to
share In this musical ministry
throughout the coming year.
Members of the Lincoln Meth
odist Church wish to congratulate
our youth in this community who
took complete charge of the
morning worship service last
Sunday. This being Student Rec
ognition Sunday, the youth who
are attending college or In the
Armed Forces we're responsible
for this service; namely, Ethel
Mae Messick, Joyce Parker, San
dra Currey, Roger Swain, Jackie
Warren, George Ira Clendaniel,
David Greenly, Jr., William War
rem and Howard OfNeal, Jr. Once
again, the best of luck to all our
youth.
Mrs. Boyce Short entertained
% dinner on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brittingham and son Har-
Did, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Nor
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Ennis,
Tr., and son Randy and Mr.. and
drs. Howard Bfittihgham Of MIL
ord, and Mr.. SamLeCates Of
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04
LINCOLN

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Logan LeCompte
entertained during the afternoon
and evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin In
gram of Lewes, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Donald George and children Of
Springfield, Virginia.
Mr.. Ronald Rust of Milford,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Nor
gan and family were dinner que SITS
on Thursday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Tucker and MIR. and
Mrs. r. Elwood Tucker OF
Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Watson en-
tertained on Sunday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Cles Watson of Milford,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Donovan
and daughters of Glendale and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitcehll Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huey Fitzgerald
entertained to a turkey dinner on
Christmas Day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Swain, Sr. and sons, Roger
and Michael, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Swain and son of Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald
and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce Hammond and family,
Mrs. Lille Fitzgerald and son
Gene, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain,
Jr., Mrs. Edna Smithson OF Bal
timore, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Currey and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fitzgerald
and children.
MIR. and Mrs. Logan LeCompte
entertained to dinner on Christ
mas Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cline
and family of Frederick and Mrs.
Irma LeCompte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Morgan
and family were dinner guests
on Sunday of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Collins and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Worden
spent Friday evening at Dover
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Coudright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harding
and son Buddy spent Christmas
day with their daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl King
of Camden.
Miss Elizabeth Simpson of
South Walnut St., Milford gave a
bridal shower at her home on Sun
day afternoon, honoring Miss
Margie wilkins whose wedding to
Mr.. william McBane of Milford
will take place on Saturday, JAN
uary IL at Calvary Methodist
Church, Milford.
Rev. and Mrs. Nelson r.
Reppert and children were dinner
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04

guests on Saturday evening of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Ethel Worden of Tacoma
Park, Washington, Mrs. Alice
Hill of Milford, Mrs. Virginia
Johnson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Worden and son Ronnie spent
Saturday In Chester, Pa, as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Lowry and son David.
Miss Joan Western celebrated
her 18th birthday on Friday eve
ming. Those who were not sick
and able to attend included Har-
old Ladd, David and Kenneth
Stevenson, Kris Carter, Robert
Hammond, David Deputy, Charles
Campbell, Barbara Taylor, Bev-
erly Hammond, Cindy and Diane
Glasco, Carol Layton, Janis
Drsymalski, and Marie King.
Mrs. Howard wilkins and
daughter Margie, william Nc
Bane and grandmother Mrs.
Jennie Dunlap spent last Sunday
In Wilmington as guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William McBane of
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Worden
and family entertained to dinner
on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Nelson
Reppert, and Mrs. Alice Hill of
Milford. In the evening their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Hill and daughter Penny,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hunter of
Milford and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hunt.
Miss Norma Lee Hudson was
an overnight guest on Monday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
and family.
Mrs. Carroll Morgan of Girls
field, Md, was a dinner guest
on Christmas Day of her cousin,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Burns.
Other guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04

Burns on Saturday evening
included Mrs. j. Collier and Miss
Elmira Jones of Easton, Md.
Mrs. Eliza Lofland's Sunday
School Class will be having a
skating party at the FELTON, Roll
er Rink this Friday evening. The
bus will be leaving the Church
promptly at $50 pm. The COM
munity is cordially invited to at
tend. If you desire to go by bus,
please be at the church by $50
p IN. The community is cordially
invited to attend. If you desire
to go by bus, please be at the
church by $50 pm. at the latest.
Come onell Come allll The more
the merrier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
American Sugar
Cuts Price Again

NEW YORK (AP).-Another
decline in wholesale prices OF
refined sugar was posted to-
day by the American Sugar
Co., the Nations largest re-
finer,
Just a week ago major re-
finers cut their prices for the
first time in months.
American Sugar announced a
reduction of rs cents a 100
pound bag for the Northeast
dropping the price to STATE
per 100 pounds. A cut of $l.5(
for a l00-pound bag was made
in the Gulf and Southeas
marketing territories, bringing
the price there down to 81
per 100 pounds.
Other major refiners were
expected to follow the moves
The reductions reflect a sharI
drop in the price of raw sugar
at New York and London mar
kets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05

.6 UNIV. q M IUHo Is IS "a 7 3 81
.wdwd a. LQthrop leo 3lA 32h
wdwd a L0throp ~ Oh
fQuotations for IOO-share lots. seFol
Ex-dividend Plus extra or extras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO Decentralization g.
500; rather slow, butchers steady TO
35 higher early, closed about steady:
around SO per cent Of salable supply;
l-2 190-225 ID butchers lS.OO-1S.2 20,
around 100 head at 1928; mixed l-3
19O-230 ID 17.5O-1S.O0; some 2-3 2lO-
$50 lbs down to 1925; l-3 23O-27O
lbs 17.0O-l7.5 80; 2-3 100000 lbs 1925
II 90; load around $40 lbs 1915. la
3OO-350 lbs sows 14.75-15.50; 350-40U
lbs 14.25-l4.75; 80 4O0-500 lbs 1925
I4.25; 5OO-6OO lbs l275-13.6
Cattle 10000; calves none; Slaughter
steers slow, steady to 25 lower with
weights 300 lbs and Up mostly %
lower; choice slaughter heifers steady;
good and below steady to 25 lower
cows slow. steady 70 25 lower; bulls
steady; two loads prime l,225-l,250 ID
slaughter steers $40: load lots mixed
higher choice and prime 1,200-1. 40C
, I,4OO-l ,425 lbs %. so; load prime / 81 j
/ lbs 1918: bulk choice 90O-1,200 lbs
22.5O-23.25; 1,20O-l 400 lbs 1900
/ %. 90; load mixed good and choice
LOO lbs % 100: good 900-l, 200 lbs
| lS.5O-2O.75; choice SOO-I,lO0 ID hei.
fers % .25-23.O: couple loads higt
22.75-23.00; good sOO-1 900 lbs 90. 90
21.75; utility and commercial COW
l16.00-17.00: Gamers and cutters IA 90
1900; utility and commercial bull
lS.50-2O.5O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
Food Index Hits
Five-Month High

NEW YORK (AP).-Falling
sugar and cocoa prices were
offset by rises in meats this
week and the wholesale food
price index rose to its highest
level since January, Dun 81
Bradstreet, Inc, reported.
The index was $3.50, COM
pared with $3.50 last week and
S5.74 a year ago. 1t represents
the total price of one pound
each of 81 foods in general Use.
Prices were higher for hams,
pork bellies. hogs. steers, lambs,
wheat, corn and potatoes.
There were other declines in
rye and eggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
Gulf Oil Coercion.
Of Baltimore
Lessees Charged
BY the Associated Press

A House Small Business sub
committee yesterday heard an
assertion that the Gulf Oil
Corp. has used coercion to de-
stroy independent lessee bust
nessmen" in the Baltimore
area.
Cuffs motive for doing so
was its determination to abb
solutely control retail gasoline
prices in Baltimore in order to
drive independent competitors
from business" L. Malcolm
Rodman, executive director for
the Independent Gasoline Deal
ers Association of Maryland,
said.
The assertion was denied in
other testimony offered by R. S.
Magnelli, senior sales manager
for Gulf in the Baltimore dis
trict.
Mr.. Rodman said the Balu-
more areas gasoline price wars
date back to December, 1861,
when Gulf introduced a lows
priced (Gulftane) brand. He
said he believed that Gulf Of
ficials, by introducing this
brand, thought they could elm
mate independent, low-priced
competitors.
However, Mr.. Rodman said,
as of last month. Cuffs own
lessee service station operators
were affected when the COM
pany began forcing upon them
new agreements committing
them to the status of commits
sion agents.
Two of Cuffs lessee opera
tors in Baltimore told the sub
committee the company gave
them no choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO tAPl Wheat futures de.
yoloped little firmneas today on the
dBoard Of Trade following issuance 81
a. mildly bullish but other ErAint and
soybeans were generally steady 70
easier
Wheat posted fractional gains on
buying described as lafgely short Cow
srins the crop estimated winter winter
wheat yield this year Al 31H,9 million
bushelt which compared with Govern.
nifnt estimate a month aEo OF hs4 ,
will BE- Issued next Monday
BuVhsant we're under llght 70 mod.
crate selling pressure on reports oil
heavy rainfall IN parts OF the maiol
producing area. Expotf buyins steadiet
corn somewhat
Al midday wheat vas i,.hs cent
bushel highef July ~ sbia corn 4,
hiRhsr 70 y lover, july sil23is oatl
UNCHANGED 70 = lover. July BBh
cents rye issa, hiehsf, July Al eeis
ls.ogysssans (, lover 70 = hishsf' JUL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
Motors, Stee|s
PaceRecOvery;
Stocks Active

NEW YORK (AP).-Motors
and steels paced a stock market
recovery in active trading early
thia afternoon.
The ticker tape ran as much
as four minutes behind transac-
tons as stocks rallied after an
irregular start.
Most of the motor stocks adj
vanced, Chrysler gaining more
than a point following news
that new car sales in May were
a record for the month. Steels
followed, posting m o derate
gains.
Alumjnums, chemicals, farm
implements and coppers also
were mostly higher. Tobaccos
and drugs declined.
Some Of the electronics were
active and higher while others
sageed.
United States Steel climbed
nearly a point. while Bethle-
hem, Republic Steel and Jones
g. Laughlin added fractions.
Polaroid lost a point and
Xerox about 3 as profits were
taken.
Litton Industries and Ray
theon gained about a point and
Dynannics Corp. Of America
nearly that. Sperry Rand con-
tinued very active and frac-
tionally higher.
Heyden Newport Chemical
and TnnesSee Gas Transmits
sion were unchanged as Hey
den Newport's directors re-
portedly gave preliminary
approval to an acquisition offer
made last week by Tennessee
Gas.
Bendix Corp. bought the as
sets Of Motorola's aviation
products business, and both
stocks added fractions.
American Stock Exchange
prices were mixed at moderate
trading.
Corporate bonds we're irregu-
larry higher. Governments
were unchanged tc a shade
higher.