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Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
Flora Galloway Participates
In Intesrution Movement
In Narkh Tnpolsnr,

Miss Flora Galloway, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gallo
way, s29 w. Central, st. Paul a
freshman in the School of Nursing
at Agricultural and Technical Col
lege at Greensboro, North Caro-
lima, participated in the students
integration movement on May IA.
The leader Of CORE and the as
sistant minister Of college were ar
rested when they picketed NC
Donnells Drive-in and as the result
300 young people at ATC and
Bennett College participated in a
demonstration which was very sue
cessful in that the chain Of Nc
Donnell Drive-ins were opened to
Negroes.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30

birthday at a party with all the
family in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer and
daughter were the houseguests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peguese, sis
ter and brother-in-law of Mr..
Brewer.
Weekend Visitors: Mrs. Edith
Sizer and a friend, Mrs. U. Nc
Clerkin, Chicago, Illinois, were in
the city over the weekend and
were the house guests Of Mrs.
Steers daughter and son-in-law
DR.. and Mrs. Norman Howell, 1891
N. Western Av. Mrs. Sizer and
Mrs. McCertin left on Monday,
May 27, after seeing other rela-
tives and friends.
Club Meeting: The John r.
Lawrences, 947 Iglehart Av., en-
tertained members of the Credja-
fawn Social Club at the regular
meeting, Wednesday, May %. Dis
cussion centered on plans for trad
itional activities.
Highhghting the meeting was
an humorous presentation by
"Bubs" Powell on what's the
baby saying routine and prOmot-
ing the Credjafawn Credit Union.
The next regular meeting Of the
organization will be at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lazen-
berry, 1856 North Chatsworth,
Wednesday, June s.
New st. Paul Resident: Miss
Nancy Baylor Of Germantown,
Philadelphia, Pa, who was recent
ly transferred to the Veterans Ad-
ministration Insurance Center at
Fort Smelling finds the Twin Cities
and the residents very pleasant.
Miss Baylor lives with Mrs. Dor
othy Britt, 914 Aurora Av.
Centaurs Hold Annual Picnic:
The Centaurs Social Club will have
their annual pow WOW at Mime
haha Falls on Memorial Day,
Thursday, May 80. Out-of-town
guests will be Messrs. Dicld Dun
can, his cousin, Clyde Duncan, and
John Scales of Des Moines, Ia.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
KaPPas Decide To
Foster Two ScroIIers
Club Ar One Time

In an unprecedented decision
PSI Chapter Of Kappa Alpha Ps
Fraternity has voted for the first
time in the chapters history tc
assume the responsibility for train,
ing two Scrollers Clubs at one
time.
Though the fraternity has al
ready inducted one group earlier
this spring, 1t felt because Of it,
growing strength, coupled with the
increasing interest shown by col
lege students Of the Twin Cities
area in KAY, that formation Of
another group this current school
term, was warranted.
The most recent commencement
was May 26. A ceremonial induc-
ton was held at the residence OF
Donald Bryant's father, Donald
Bryant, ST., 1926 Fourth Az. s.,
for four pledges who qualified a.
potential Kappas.
The new pledges are Fred Earth
ing, Andrew Haines, Albert Har-
ris, and Randolph Staten. They at
tend the University Of Minnesots
In the colleges Of SLA and Educa-
ton and participate In intercol-
legiate athletics.
Under the direction and guild
ance Of Robert Allen, Dean OF
Pledges, they win be nurtured In
the history and traditions Of
Kappa.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
THE7J. r. JONES
HOSTS TO ASSOCIATED
NEGRO CREDIT UNION

The st. Paul Associated Negro
Credit Union board Of directors
met recently at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Jones, TAT st. An
thony Av.
A delicious buffet supper was
served following the business hour.
Those present were Mines. Ethel
Barr, Ellen Brown, Etoy Black,
Ruth Turner, Notah Washington,
Miss Florence Mitchell, Rev. Dem
I'll A. Carly and Messrs. A. B.
Cassius, Ashby Gasltins, obie Kip
per, Bishop Neal, L. Richard Riess
and Clifford Smith.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
DAUGHTER OF ISIS ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING FEAST
HELD MONDAY. MAY q

Fezzan Court No. 7, Daughters
OF Isis, held their annual Thanks
giving Feast, Monday evening,
May 20 at the American Legion,
Fourth District Club rooms.
More than 100 persons including
the members and their guests en-
Joyed the food and the festivities
Of the affair. Mrs. Alma Kinney is
illustous commandress Of Fezzan
Court No. 7.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL 4
K ST. PAUL

Return Home: Mr. and Mrs Albert Brewer and daughter
Beverly 9O Dayton Av have returned home after day
trip to Des Moines, Iowa
While in Des Mones the Brewers attended the formal
Parsenne Ball held at the Music Hall and sponsored by La
Puea LIE Gotes Social Club Many other social courtees
extended by family and friends
Mrs A. B. Brewer mother Of Albert celebrated her 18th
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
CORRECTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy Hooks,
Ait Fourth Av. s., reported that
a Clarence Joseph williams, who
was arrested May 10 In St Paul
and booked on a drunk charge
does not live at the above address
gave the address as his
residence when booked by the po-
hce.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Former Minneapolis Resident Visits: Mrs Merriam Davis
and two old daughter Darcy of Los Angeles Ca arrived
Wednesday May % to visit her mother Mrs Rhoda Petfod
1O15 Humboldt Av N and other relatives and friends in the
Twin Cities.
Mrs Ada Rivers 729 Queen Av N returned
May IT, after having been patient Minneapolis General
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
DON'T HOLD BACK
YOUR NEWS ITEMSI

This Newspaper now goes to
press one day earlier each
week. II you have news items
for this paper In the middle
Of tho week, from Wednes-
day on, don't hold ON TO them.
Either phOne or mail or bring
them 70 our office.
Our telephones for nowS
arc Taylor 7-4o21 - Taylor
7-4013 or Taylor T-A01S.
After office hours persons
with social and personal itenas
may can IA. 0-ATI&
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
NINTH WARD DFL

The Ninth Ward DEL Club will
meet Thursday, June 8, 8 pm, al
the southtown YMCA, Longfellow
Av., and Lake st. DFL endorsed
candidates for city offices win b
featured speakers.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30

The average non-salaried attor-
ney In Chicago. age 10 to 45. nsttsd
SIS, 900 . year. The salaried law
yer averaged $1,000.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30
Former Minneapolis Resident
Now Insurance conSUIfant
For Metropolitan Life

For Metropolitan Lite
Dorothy Ellis Evans, who at
one time was employed as secre-
tary at the Minneapolis Mayors
Council on Human Relations under
Wilfred Leland went into the in
surance field when she moved to
New York City.
Recently she was appointed an
insurance consultant by the Net
ropolitan Life Insurance because
Of the record she has made in the
insurance field Mrs. Evans stopped
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell c.
Jones when she lived In Mime
IGpolis.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

REGISTERED NURsES-Immedi-
ate openings In operating rooms.
Day and evening tours OF duty,
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR
WOMEN, Call O65-iOOO, Ext. aO4.
An equal opportunity employer.
REG, NURSE for full-time position
as head Of Child Care Dept. Com
tact Jewish Foundation for RE-
tarded Children, RA. $4,000.
REGISTERED NURSES Immedi-
ate openings delivery suite Surgi-
cal ob5tetgiral and Hurscry dept
Rotating tours OF duty. Perma-
nent cNeninE or night duties.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR
WOMEN, Call pUS- 1000. Ext. aO4
IN equal opportunity employer.
REGISTERED NURSE, general
surgeons large downtown office.
interview BY aDpt DU. 7-7202.
RELIABLE firm. desires payroll
clerk for Silver Spring area. Send
resume or experience and refer
ences 70 Box 2NO.R, Star. Salary
COMMEMORATE with agurNlHNsa
Evening star., 1963-01-22
RENTAL cLERK

We viii train refined lady with
plCafing personality for position
In office Of iarge apt. bids. Apply
10 lcffnu WknFs. u 10 . pm
MRS, JHAH. 420i Mass. ave. NV.
RESIDENT MGR. for a modern air.
conditioned elevator Bldg I'M sil.
yer Spring. Nd. SOS allowance
nif OF rent for n.bedrm. Rpt.
Gail MR. ORptN between 0-t0
an Or 40 pm. weekdays. ST
Evening star., 1963-01-22
RESIDENT MANAGER
ASSISTANT

7or new luxury high.rlse apartment
opposite pentaRon. Excellent op.
portunity for person wishing 10
make MANAGEMENT a career. Some
experience IN. the field desirable
plus salary Is offered Ace 10
20 Apply personnel office, 1fOi
Eye IT, NV CAFRtTZ CO.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

- - - ~ -
Immediate opening in our
Classified advertising de-
partment for good typist.
Position is permanent and
and offers oportunity for
advancement. Regular sal
ary increases, liberal fringe
benefit program. Apply
weekdays $3.50 am. to noon
at the Personnel Depart
ment, or phone Ii. $4,000,
Ext. 665 for appointment.
THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
HELP WOMEN

to executive OF ma
tlonal organization. under, 35, fast
working conditions. 5-day wk..
phone MR.. CAWLEY. RE. 1868,
Evening star., 1963-01-22
KEYPUNCH
IBM O26

MUST Be ENperlenced
Evening Hours 6-1O PM.
TOP PAY NO FEE
Evening star., 1963-01-22
SECRETARY

Very interesting position with pro-
tessional women's association, near
Dupont circle. for secretary who
is willing to travel a few weeks
each year. Applicants must be
able to type SO w.p.m. and take
dlctation. Pleasant working con-
fits. DU 7-OlhS. Ext. 8.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
MATURE EDUCATED woman, vid
slTUATIORs--DoMEsTIC

ABLE DOMEsTICs. live IN or out.
day workers 50 and fare 80 yrs.
service 10 homes. QUALITY. BiO
N Y. ave. NV. Di. 7-4iO3.
GOyERNEss-w Would like complete
charge Of children. Live IN. Driy.
er'S license educated, neat 30
yrs. old. Refs. Good clerical back.
ground Prefer diplomatic family.
Call Lu i-3Bb8
Evening star., 1963-01-22
HELP WOMEN
PERSONNEL
INTERVIEWER

One OF Washington's most aggres-
siye women's employment services
will train a young lady GA to 32l
TO become personnel counselor
Fascinating work for the qualified
girl with good sales or office back
ground. Must be stable with good
personality. Earn excellent money.
borne, ST. 3-7123, BETTY GRAY
(emplO.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

sECYs., many kinds, to
shhd. Many benefits, excel. fu-
lures in money. Moderate fees.
No cash down. Free trial period.
v. WOOD PERSONNEL, sos 18th
st. NV. at H, 303 SOUTHERN
nI No III N-ENEO
Evening star., 1963-01-22

bilis7 Pay debts
soon by earning wonderful pay
with Sarah Coventry, Inc. as a
fashion show director. Full-tlme
pay for par-time work. No in
vest. Call today for qualifications.
g49-S307.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

Acetg. exper., no age limit.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
2446 Reedie. Wheaton. 949-4232
NEED 3 ladies with personality
Part-time work. full-time pay.
Must have phone and access TO
car. Call 354-120S after 5 pm.
MGR 31OO or 5000 or 1900 BRKP
MACH. OPRS., S70-SS5. GREENS
Evening star., 1963-01-22
MORTGAGE AL BAN RANKING I SSrrIn rEInMP.ILoYE

Wanted by expanding mortgage
oppor. for advancement. Send
letter Of application citing exper
and listing refs. to p. o. Box
aSEIi... ~. =. Al, al, VI We y u...A....
Evening star., 1963-01-22
RENTAL CLERK

We viii train refined lady with
pleasing personality for posiiion
IN office of a largo apt. building
Anply IN person weekdays. n 70 y
PM MRS. SHAH, i2Oi Mass.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
KEYPUNCH OPERATORS

KEYPUNCH OPERATORS
Experienced IBM Alpha numeric
tions. Excellent company bene-
fits and good starting salary
Apply Personnel, 1000 Norfolk
ave. Bethesda, OIL. $4,000.
LAB. TECHNICIAN. to $4,000 (de-
gree and regl. immed. Inq. ST.
3-366S. Miss Evans, BOYD'S, 700
10th NV.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN =
Dr.'s office. Hyattsville, exper. in
routine office lab. procedures, sal
ary open. WA. 7-S200 after 8.
AP. 7-7100.
LADIES Have money problemsP
Who doesn't2 Sell AVON and solve
those problems. For immediate
placement call DI. 7-0221.
LADIES NEEDED for full or part
Must have telephone and access
to TRANSPORTATION. For interview
call 337-507O 8 to 8, Wed. and
Thurs.
LADY-Christmas bills9 Pay debts
soon by earning wonderful pay
with Sarah Coventry, Inc. as a
fashion show director. Full-tlme
pay for psr-time work. No In
vest. Call today for qualifications.
g49-S307.
LEGAL SECYS., many kinds, to
$4,000. Good skills in typing and
shhd. Many benefits, excel. fu-
v. WOOD PERSONNEL. sos 18th
st. NV. at H, 303 SOUTHERN
BLDG. DI. 7-5752.
MATURE CrRT FRIDAY with
executive secretarial skills. pos
sessing a high degree of judgement
and iniative to handle variety Of
important matters for top pub
fishing executive. Should be rapid
accurate typist, some dictation or
use of transcriber, able to COM
pose letters. A challenging Job for
an ambitious person in an office
dealing with national leaders and
members of Congress. Start sos
wk. BOX 1S5-B. Star.
MORTGAGE BANKING EMPLOYE
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
Wanted by expanding mortgage
oppor. for advancement. Send
letter Of application citing exper
and listing refs. to p. o. Box
7132, Arl., Va.
| Applications Held In Confidence.
MGR OPR.-BETlI.. 81 800
Acctg. exper., no age limit.
l NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
2446 Reedie. Wheaton. 949-4232
NEED 3 ladies with personality.
] Part-time work, full-time pay.
/ Must have phone and access TO
car. Call 354-l20S after 5 pm.
MGR 300 or 5000 or 1900 BKKP
EMPL., 73s 18th NV.
NURSES, Pm. and L.P.N., exper
/ Call FORESTVILLE NURSING
HOME, RE. $4,000 until 8 pm.
NURSE, registered, for physician,
office. 1890 to 2:30. 5-day week
some typing age 23-40. SALARY
$3.50. Reply Box 32S-H, Star.
OFFICE CLERK. immed. openinI
for nn sst SLOW voIE typist, S.risa IN atss A5i corp
40. 70 ss0O. POTOMAC FMPL'
2334 Wilson blvd, IA. $4,000.
OFFICE MGR. LEGAL sECY., ex,
l per. nee, age to As. $4,000.
So 600. GORMAN-GRTFFING 51I
shoreham Bldg. RE. 7-4754.
ORDER CERK, conv. to Wilson
bridge, this Job offers lots o.
public contact to girl with gooC
handwriting and good phone ner'
sonalitv. 3 davs. $500. POTO.
MAC EMPL.. oil King st., XII
9-5055.
PBX Rr(EPT NEEDED See oui
] al u0Srr Tns'ruction courses
rAgTTTUD TpATN INST NE S-4Ro.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
YOuNG LADIES,
HELP DOMESTIC

ABLE DOMESTICS for D. c. and
PLACED DIRECT" QUALITY, 9l9
N. Y. ave. Mrs. Jay, DI. 7-4393.
TIVE H0USEKEEPER
POSITION - Immediate employ
ment. Chevy Chase floor RAM
with TV and private bath, "a
days off. References required. OIL
4-4246. II no answer OIL. 4-05Ol,
AVAILABLE = Live-in Job. Inv
and child care, 3 ~ days. NV
section. Call EN-. 2-3S24.
HOUSEKEEPERS, live in only. Best
positions available.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
2446 Reedie, Wheaton, 949-4232
CAPABLE Refined retired lady w
refs. to live in eXchange for help
ing sick woman in apt. house. SIN
sal, pvt. rm., share ba. Unlim
opport. for extra money. Wkdys
after 4, all day Sun. 5S0-5l30
COOK = Experienced in institu'
tional cooking. Local refs. re-
ouired. Call 9-5, FE. S-104O.
COOK. Full time, and upstairs
work, . in family. butler =, in
house does downstairs. can live
in, 2S05 P st. NV. Go to nearby
country in summer, good wages
ref. required. Call DU. 7-3227.
COUPLE = Chambermaid cook,
chauffeur butler. Leesburg area
Good salary and accommodations
Reply Box 21l-B, Star.
DESIRED = Settled woman resid'
ing in Greenway-Minn. shoppinf
area to take care Of child and dc
!. h.w. Health card and refs. REQ
LU. 1-7627.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK : Excel
lent references required; mont
other need apply. He. 4-4S07.
GHW, doctors home, live-in, plair
cooking, = teen-age child, exc
salary. EN-. 2-52S5.
HOUSEKEEPER, cook, companion
for elderly lady. Live in. Cal
HE. 4-57SS.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS - General remodeling
and building OF all types. Design
service. FHA financing.
H HILL-SHERMAN, INC. 654-6S33
ADDITIONS. recreation rooms, at
ties and general remodeling. FHA
financing available. @ g. H CON-
TRACTING CO. for quality and
reasonable prices. HA. 2-2461.
BRICK. block and concrete work.
specializing in small Jobs, serving
d. c. and Northern Va, T. j.
BISSONETTE, ia. 7-49S0.
BRK.. BLOCK AND STONE WORK
Rec. Rms, Fireplaees and Patios.
Estimates Free Ma. S-1S00
CABINET AND CARPENTRY work.
Bookcases, closets, partitions, rec.
rms. Ref. Guar. SB4-3S25.
CARPENTRY-REc. RMS, cedar
closets. minor repairs. Mont. Co.
area. No contractors. 5S5-6324.
CARPENTRY, roofing, rec. rms,
fences of all kinds. Reasonable.
JEFFREYS. 399-3289.
CHIMMEYS-FURNACES
Cleaned. $3.50 up. AERO FUR
MACE CO., ia. 5-S9S5.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
SECRETARY


The editorial office OF professional
women's assoc, near Dupont cir
Gle, has an opening for an alert
young woman who Is an excellent
typist, can take some dictation
and do proof reading OF general
interest. material, Varied duties,
b-day week. attractive office. Sal
airy, $1,000. Du. 7-0l5S, Ext. II,
SECRETARY = Pastor, membership
auires gd' skills' downtown Ban
tist Church office. 3S7-220S.
SECRETARY for General Services
Dept, of national trade associa-
tion. Accurate typist, Dictaphone
exper. helpful. shorthand not re-
uuired, 35 hr. week, pleasant air
cond. offices in Dupont Circle
area. salary $1,000 per annum.
Call HU. 3-4200 for appt.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
HELP WOMEN
TYPIST

TYPlST. elec. S275 mo. FEE paid.
Ins. Exper. helpful. see Miss Ev-
ans, BoYD's, 700 18th NV, ST.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

KELLY GIRL SERVICE
Room 504, I'll 14th st. NV.
Elk. 3-5779
Evening star., 1963-01-22
SECRETARIES

Our expanding research pro-
grams provide challenging
opportunities and future po-
tential growth for expert
enced secretaries with good
typing and shorthand skills.
some college background de-
sirable. Commensurate start
ing salary, 5-day, 30 12-hr.
week, liberal leave and other
benefits. For interview please
call:
Evening star., 1963-01-22
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

Interesting work and opportunity
for advancement with large real
estate and MORTGAGE loan firm.
We would like to talk to you IL
you are a high-school graduate
under 35 and accurate typist. As
words per min. Call Mr.. Allnutt.
DI. 7-S30O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17

PdH-Fried Oysters Mashed Potatoes
Acorn Squash Cabbage Salad
Lemon Cake Pudding
cans d2 ounces eaeh) Dash pepper
fresh Shueked oysters = cups dry bread crumbs
eggs beaten u CUPS flour
tablespoons milk Lemon wedges
! teaspoon salt Tartar sauce
Drain oysters. Combine egg, milk and seasonngs.
Combine crumbs and flour Roll oysters in crumb mixture
Dip in egg mixture and roll in crumb mixture. Fry In
hot fat at moderate temperature until brown side
Turn and brown other side Cooking time about minutes
Drain absorbent paper. Serve with lemon wedges and
tartar sauce. Six servings.
SATURDAY
SwiSs Steak Rice
Green Beans Buttered Carrots
Canned PIuuS Peanut Butter Cookies
Peanut Butter Cookies
! stick margarine egg
cup granulated sugar u cup peanut butter
u cup brown sugar tablespoon hot water
u teaspoon orange u teaspoon soda
lemon extract IA cups sifted flour
(optionaD
Cream margarine and sugars together well Add flavor
Ing desired Beat in egg. then peanut butter and hot
water, Mix thoroughly Sft together soda and flour.
Gradually add flour mixture to creamed ingredients Press
through pastry tube cooky press onto cooky sheet
Bake IN 375-degree oven about 10 minutes. Makes IA
TO dozen.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
Ford Announces
Long Guarantee
Of Used Curs

The Ford Division of Ford
Motor Co. yesterday announced
an unprecedented guarantee
for used cars and trucks cover
ing a maximum of Is months.
1t is the longest such guar
antee ever offered used car
buyers, the company said.
The program guarantees
service on vehicles labeled "a
/" with dealers providing need
ed repairs at discounts on parts
and labor ranging from so per
cent for the first month Of
ownership down to is per cent
for the ensuing two rear
period.
The guarantee went into ef-
feet yesterday. During the
first month the dealer makes
any needed repairs to keep the
vehicle In serviceable condition
up TO the first 1000 miles
driven. at the so per cent dis
count rates. After that repairs
carry a is per cent discount.
The first month warranty ex-
cludes tires and tubes, glass
and radios. All guarantees ex-
clude repairs resulting from ac-
cident or abuse.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
Albert Pick Inn Opens
Atop Air Terminal

The new Albert Pick Motor
Inn at Twelfth and K streets
NV. was officially opened to-
day by Albert Pick, jr.. presi-
dent Of Pick Hotels Corp.
The nine-story inn, which has
$50 rooms, is located atop the
recently opened air terminal
building. Cost of the entire
project was IS million.
An example of what biolo-
gists term symoioSis, the facility
will obviously serve many of the
customers of the limousine bus
depot because of its location. II
will be under direction of Ed
ward G. Shehee, general man.
ager. and Albert Pick III,
manager.
The reinforced-concrete struc-
ture is Of fireproof construction
and includes a garage on the
lower level. A Hemisphere din
ing room is located on the Sec
ond floor, together with a cof-
fee shop. A cocktail lounge, the
Travellers Tavern. seats 100 on
the first floor. The top floor
Evening star., 1963-01-25
JerseyOiI
Net to Show
Gain in 81

NEW YORK, Jan. 25 (AP).-
tandard Oil Co. New Jersey
yesterday estimated 1862 earn
ings at a record high.
M. j. Rathbone, president,
said the Nations largest oil
company had a profit of $840
million, equal to $3.50 a share,
last year or IL per cent above
the 1861 total of $758 million,
or $3.50 a share.
Mr.. Rathbone said the in
creases were due to gains on
all operating levels as well as
higher dividends from partially
owned companies. He said
crude oil and natural gas liq-
uids production reached new
highs.
Mr.. Rathbone noted that Sc
we're price preSSures prevailed
during the year.
Total revenue from sales and
investments were estimated at
$10,592 100000 compared with
1886, 100000.
In addition, the preliminary
figures showed a homecoming
cedit of $75,300,000 in the
fourth quarter related to the
company's so per cent interest
in the Ethyl Corp.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
Buy American Drives
Bring Foreign Protests

approach to foreign procure
ment. The administration is
dedicated to more free trade;
on the other hand, overseas
purchases increase the flow of
dollars and add to the unfavor-
able balance to trade.
The Defense Department is
giving "close scrutiny" to all
overseas procurement for this
reason, and the Agency for In
ternational Development is at
tempting to hold overseas ex-
penditures of its funds to 20
per cent of the total.
The importers have taken to
the courts in an attempt to
break down the curbs imposed
by States and localities. The
key cases, in California and
Texas, are still in litigation.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
RCACOntinueS
Record Sales
And Earnings
NEW YORK Ian 25 (Ap,

NEW YORK. Jan. 25 (AP)
The momentum that carried
Radio Corp. of America to
record profit and sales last
year is continuing this month,
officials of the company have
reported.
Elmer w. Engstrom, presi-
dent, told the New York Soci-
.ety of Security Analysts last
night that he has every hope"
that first quarter results will
set records for the period.
David Sarnoff, chairman,
forecast that 1868 earnings
would exceed 1862 but he de-
clined to estimate a per share
figure. He said every branch
of RCA except electronic data
processing was making money.
Mr.. Engstrom reported that
color television and picture
tubes last year we're the great
est profit contributors" for the
Nations largest electric-ele
tronic company. He added that
color sales are now running at
a higher rate than in the first
period of last year.
AS previously reported, sales
in 1862 totaled about SIT bill
lion compared with SIS billion
in 1861. Mr.. Engstrom fore
cast sales of So billion in 1865.