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EIectronic Wholesalers Elect

Jack c. Wise. general manager Of the
Washington Division of Electronic
Wholesalers, Inc. has been elected a vice
president of the company. Among other
new vice presidents are Louis Crusco,
general manager of the firms Baltimore
Division and formerly a senior buyer for
Melpar Division of Westinghouse Air
brake, and Joe Austin, manager of the
company's Huntsville. Ala. Division.
who Joined the company in its Washing
ton Hi Fl and Sound Sales Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11
Of People
Saunders Becomes Motel Manager

Paul j. Saunders will become vice
president and general manager Of
Wagon Wheel Motel, near Alexandria,
on November /. Mr.. Saunders has re-
signed as general manager of the Mar
riott Motor Hotel at the 14th Street
Bridge. Before joining Marriott he man.
aged the Oklahoma BiltmOre Hotel,
Oklahoma City. and the Graemere Ho-
tel, Chicago. Mr.. Saunders is a member
of the Metropolitan Washington Board
Of Trade and the Virginia Chamber of
Commerce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11
New Consulting Firm Opens

Executives ConSuItantS, a firm that
will give advice to trade associations, has
been opened by william Dalton. The
firm will provide advice and assistance
with the policy and operations problems
of trade groups and associations. It will
also serve individual executives and
companies. Mr.. Dalton is a former pres
ident Of both the American Society of
Association Executives and the WASH
ington Trade Association Executives. He
is former instructor at Northwestern
Universitys Institute for Commercial
ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT
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OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers
in Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been ought or sold at ] pm. Friday,
October II, 1853:
Ranks and InguRauaa
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Director Named at First Colony
George Taylor Stewart H. vice president of Byth &
Co. me- Wall Street investment firm has been elected
director Of First Colony Life Insurance Co.. Lynchburg
Va Mr. Stewart holds directorshps in other insurance
companies.
Toltesy Joins VeIco
Paul j. Toltesy has Joined Veco Products Bethesda
Nd as chief engineer From 1943 through 1860 he was
superintendent of the transformer shop supervisory
engineer for ITT-Federal Division in Clifton N j.
Area Tire Dealers Named
Two Washington men have been elected to office in
the National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association
They are Russell H. Lehman Lehmans Tire Co. secre
ary, and Ashby Leeth of Leeth Brothers treasurer
The new national president is Fred S. Dresdae of
Monsey, N Y.
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the
counter U. S. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11
Director Named at First Colony

ORGANIZATION Management.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK (AP)l Bid Ask
- The following bid Select lo.A5 LIS
and asked quota Var Pay 700 7.6o
tons, supplied by lnterc e.E as
Inc National Associ. Inv Resch 1914 l4.36
alton Of Securities lstel Fd 3S.Sz 3e.64
Dealers, Inc, reflect Jonnstn l5.Ii IsJl
nrices AT which Sc Keystone Funds:
cnrifies couId have Gus Bl 24.42 26.01
been sold or bought: Gus BIZ 1918 Is. 90
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given December immup;,as
'taihst one OF the three types
u polio. The third and final
lose VIII be given January 10
DR.. Thomas said a person
Should take types IL and III
ol the Saoin vaccine whether
ne has had type l or not. An,
skipped dose can be made uI
.a'er, but ii will cost more il
Individual doses.
BY the mass dose program
'ha' Is the Stop Polio SUNDAYS
tAe dose costs only 25 cents
Tor each person. And. if the
person cannot afford that, il
gwen free and the cost is
porn by the civic clubs OF
-oriS which are the sponsors.
The ultimate object is tc
wipe out POLO.
DR.. Thomas said that, wh,r
gong for the second dose, b
sure to take along the card or
slip that was presented to the
workers in the last jolio clinic
sunday. If that slip had been
lost or destroyed, another will
have to be filled out before
me Sugar humps can be given
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27
&nd Stop Polio Sunday Dec. 8

December 8 will bethe se--
ond of three Stop Polio Sun
days.
Again, the eiementar,
schools will be open from
noon until 6 p. m. where the
new Saoin vaccine vii, be adj
mlnistcreu on sugar cubes.
The schools in the Loris
area for the purpose of giving
The sugar are Cedar Creek
EinEiea, Watson. Sweet Home
LoriS. Daisy. Green Sea and
Fieyds elementary schools.
The anti-pol.I campaicn is
sponsored by the Loris Jaw
cy.S, Lions and Civilians. II
was org nizei by Il steering
committee headed by Dr.. John
d. Thomas Jr.
D.. TIo'1as said the cam
LG,gn cau.i--if everyone takes
;nr vaccine on the sugar -
w.Ho cut polio from the area
BT', h" S-ij, u is necessary
for every man, woman and
child 10 turn out at their ele-
monta"y icauolS to get their
sugar Jumps"
The vaccine u.Li u ,,.irr l.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27

out. That card or slip is each
persons record of which types
of the vaccine they have had.
DR., Thomas said it would
not hurt to take the same type
OF vaccine twicc, but that the
objec is 10 not miss any OF the
three types.
The Loris doctor described
the vaccine as safe. He said he
knows of any il effects from
liking the vaccine. Even the
sugar, he said, can De taken
oy even a diabetic. There is
only nine calorieS in the half
teaspoon sugar humps.
Also. he said. the hv,v vac
inc should bc taken whctnc.
! person has had the old SaIk
'acciTg or rot. The Salk vac
inc only was for one type OF
1oiio GnG would requ!.,
booster" oosrs.
The new vaccine, however,
requires no booster. Just pop
one of the half-bitc sized sug-
n cubes into the mouth and
you are immunized against one
of the three types Of polio for
life.
DR.. Thomas described the
Stop Polio Sundays as the
'rHHteSt medical program we
will probably have a chance TO
articIpate in in our lives"
For, with the Sabin vaccine,
ne said the dread and hated
cripplcr and killer. polio, could
be wiped from the face Of the
earth.
He described the vaccine
served on sugar as "tastelcss.
harmless and rcactionalccs -
except that it immuniZes
against polio"
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27

Part Of Americas real
strength is the confidence that
we CAN and WILL take care
of ourselves. And that's where
U. S. Savings Bonds come in
they help in Strengthening
both family and national fin
anCingI
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Three Win Met Roles
In Singing Competition

NEW YORK, Mar. 80 CAP
"A bass from San Juan. Puerto
Rico. a baritone from Grand
Rapids, Mich. and a soprano
from Baltimore, Md, will be
heard from the Metropolitan
Opera stage next season. as
part Of their prizes for win
ming In finals OF the Met ma
tional councils Nationwide
competition for young Amen-
can singers.
Ten finalists sang and were
Judged at the Met yesterday
afternoon. before a large In
vited audience. Justine Diaz.
the only contestant whose aria
was greeted with shouts Of
bravo" was top winner. Of q
$1,000 scholarship and q one
year contract with the Met. Mr..
Diaz Is %. 9 feet tall. His voice
Is deep. rich and full.
Gets Summer Role
This summer he will sing the
role OF the commentators.
Donna Anna's father. In Don
Giovanni" IN Central City. Colo.
Russell Christopher. 30. from
grand Rapids. and Junetta
Jones, 25-year-old Negro girl
from Baltimore. each re-
ceiyed $4,000 scholarships and
part-season contracts with the
Met.
Asked about HIS family amid
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Rhode Island

Miss Suzanne Elizabeth
Cunha has been selected to
represent Rhode Island as
Princess in the 1868 Cherry
Blossom Festival.
She is the 19-year-old
daughter of Navy Capt. and
Mrs. George Martin Cunha,
formerly of Providence and
now of Arlington. Capt. Cum
ha is with the j DIN Chiefs
Of Staff here.
The Princess was graduated
from Balboa High School in
the Canal Zone and Is pres
emily a student at Mount
Vernon Junior College here.
She will graduate this June.
Miss Cunha was presented
to Panama society at the Los
DamaS de Guadalupe during
Carnival in 1850.
She was presented to Wash
ington society at the Thanks
giving Cotillion in 1862. AS
a Navy junior, she has trav-
eled extensively with her
family in Britain, Europe and
Latin America.
The Princess lists as her
hobby interests sailing, ten
mis-, dancing and her classic
sports car. f
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Father Kunu
Limited to l
Here

The Rev. Hans Kung, the
controversial young German
theologian, will probably make
only one appearance In WASH
ington rather than two. 1t was
revealed today.
He is scheduled to speak at
Georgetown University on April
28. but is not expected to speak
the following day at the Shrine
Of the Blessed Sacrament, ac-
cording to the monthly Blessed
Sacrament news bulletin.
Father Kung was one of four
noted Catholic theologian S
barred from taking part in a
lenten lecture series at Catholic
University. The decision by
university officials has been
widely criticized in the Catholic
press.
Father Kung is currently on
a lecture tour of the United
States arranged by Father
Francis Sweeney, S. j., OF
Boston College.
According to the news bulle.
tin, Father Sweeney was OPP
posed to Father Kings APP
pearance at Blessed Sacrament
Father Sweeney said hi
planned to restrict the Ger.
man theologian's schedule tc
one appearance in Washington
at Georgetown University"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
BY PAT SALTONSTALL
Star Staff Writer

Moroccan Princess Lalla
Nezha spent a day in tn e
country yesterday as the
guest Of Mrs. Sargent Shri-
yer. wife Of the Peace Corps
director.
A small luncheon in her
honor was held outside on
the Shriver lawn, overlook
ing the farm at Timber
lawn" Rockville, Md.
Fresh Holsters from
Massachusetts, - were served
to 20 guests, including Tu-
nissan Ambassador and Mrs.
Bourguiba, and the wife of
Moroccan Ambassador Ben
gelloun.
A Peace Corps contingent
included DR.. Samuel Proctor,
Mr.. John Rockefeller III,
Mr.. Joseph English, and Mr..
Fred Thomas who will soon
go to Morocco as director of
the corps there. Also q guest
was Miss Francesca Cobb,
one of the first corps volun-
teerS to Morocco.
Other guests included Pres
idential Assistant Arthur
Schlesinger, jr., National Sc
curity Council assistant Mi
chael Forrestal. Mr.. Walter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Julie Will PIuy
Gertie on Stage
. BY SHElLAH GRAHAM

for Producer Ross Hunter, who
gets the most gorgeous clothes
for his stars to wear and keep
after their films.
-
Well. Richard Burton starts
playing a saint May 8 in Lon
don in Beckett" and Producer
Hal Wallis is flying there to
complete the casting-with
Peter O'TOOle playing the king.
With the indefinite" post
ponement Of the Sophia Loren
Carlo POnti bigamy trial in
Rome, believe this matter will
be dropped. Sophia hopes so
anyway.
Now that millionairess BObo
Sigrist has finally married film
director Kelvin McClOry, her
ex-husband. Gregg Juarez, will
push for more visitation rights
with their daughter Blanca. It's
none of my business. but do
believe that a small child is
better off with her mother.
+
Elk Queen SOraya came
through her screen test for
Dino de Laurentiis in a blaze
of glory. "She is a natural star
personality" stated the pro-
Queer. And as an ex queen
should, he will start her in a
top role in THE Bible" She
will play Queen Esther-for a
start.
Two blonde young ladies are
getting good breaks-DOrOthy
PrOvine has replaced Carol
Claiming in the George Burns
night club show. And Stella
Stevens is signing as the lead
ing girl with Marion BrandO
and David Niven in King Of
the Mountain" --
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The Recreation and Welfare
Association of NH presented a
concert by a good group of
resident musicians last night,
All are well known in the area,
Esther Ballou as composer and
frequent performer, the three
string players as members Of
the National Gallery Orches-
ira.
Physical conditions were not
Of the best in the attractive
500-seat auditorium, which was
half-filled for the occasion. A
faulty thermoStat was respon-
sible for the hall being warm
at concert time. and attempts
to rectify the situation caused
a certain amount of tuning
problems among the strings.
The piano, a baby grand with
a rather hard tone. was not all
the instrument hoped for in
the Brahms quartet, even with
the lid fully raised.
Yet is was the Brahms which
supplied the best moments OF
the evening. Insufficient in
strument or no. Esther BalIou
gave the work a propulsive
drive in the outer movements
and while the strings did mob
emit the kind Of playing that
makes an audience stand up
and cheer. they gave good ac-
count Of themselves.
In the Prokofieff sonata
which began the program. the
Ellsworths ignored the heat
and its effect on their instru-
ments to produce a persuasive
reading. They play well to-
gether. and each has a good
command Of style.
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Parents Feted
At Catholic u.

More than 500 visitors are
expected for parents week end
at Catholic University.
This morning the parents
may attend classes, consult
with department heads and
tour the campus. A special
performance Of plays From
Wakefield" by the speech and
drama department viii be pre-
sented at 1880 pm. in the Uni
versity Theater.
At $3.50 pm. today in Nc
Mahon Auditorium there will
be a symposium. "The Student
in a Catholic University" with
informal talks by the Rev.
Theodore E. McCarrick, assist
ant to the vice rector; DR.. Will
liam H. Roberts, professor of
international law and rela-
tions. and Richard Enders, for
mer president Of the student
council.
Original skits from the Inter-
Club Council Variety Show will
follow the symposium.
Sunday morning a mass for
parents and students will be
offered at o am. in. the Ma
tional Shrine. with the rector
of the university, the Right
Rev. Msgr. William J. Melon
aid. as celebrant and preacher
Shane MacCarthy will speak
at a communion breakfast at
10 am. in the social center.
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Radcliffe
CIubSets
Reception

The Radcliffe Club Of
Washington will give a
reception tomorrow night In
honor of DR.. Mary Ingraham
Bunting, president of Rad
cliffe College, and Mrs. Dom
aid j. Hurley, vice president
Of the Radcliffe Collie g e
Alumnae Association.
The reception viii be held
from z to 10 pm. in the
home of Miss Ann Swift
on Thirty-third street NV.
in Georgetown.
Receiving with DR.. Bunt-
ing and Mrs. Hurley will be
Miss Frances K. Topping,
president of the Radcliffe
Club of Washington.
President Bunting win ad-
dress club members and their
guests. She is a member of
the Presidents Commission
on the Status of Women,
and is here for meetings of
the commission Monday and
Tuesday.
Among those invited to at
tend tomorrow nights func-
ton are Radcliffe alumnae
who hold government posi-
tons. They will advise stu
dents In Washington during
spring recess on career OPP
portunities within the Gov
eminent. ~ .71f
Mrs. Hurley, who will be
president of the Radcliffe
alumae next term, is an Off
Ger in several public service
organizations in Boston, and
is active in Radcliffe alumnae
activities.
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Colonial Danes
To Meet Here

The seth annual confer
ence OF the National Society
Of Colonial Danes Seven
tenth Century will begin
April 0 at the Mayflower Ho-
tel.
The Society was formed in
1915 10 aid In the establish
ment OF a College OF Herald
ny, the founding OF chairs Of
historic research In colleges
and universities. and 10 COM
memorate the historic deeds
Of the founders OF this coun-
try.
To be eligible for member
ship one must prove lineage
from an ancestor who lived
In one Of the IL colonies
prior 10 170i.
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Tax Indictment
Names President
OF BIyco Corp.

Fred B. Black, jr., Washing
ton management consultant
and public relations man, was
indicted by a Federal grand
jury in Kansas City, Mo, yes
terday on charges of filing
fraudulent income tax returns,
according to the Associated
Press.
Mr.. Black is president and
treasurer of Blyco Corp. 1880
K street NV. Bert B. Rand,
counsel for Mr.. Black, said the
firm does consulting for COM
panies who wish to do bust
ness in Washington.
Mr.. Rand added that the
charge was a serious mistake
and will be rectified in court"
The Government alleged Mr.
Black paid income taxes of
So, 1888 in 1856. $39,71S in 1857
$35, 662 in 1858 and 1893 in
1859, but should have paid
$34,870 in 1856, $64,535 in 1857
$75.732 in 1858 and $72,548 in
1859.
Mr.. Black, a native of Joplin
Mo, has resided in Washing.
ton since the end of Worlc
War II. In 1941 he served as {
special assistant to Donald Mel,
son, who headed the War Pro.
duction Board in World Wa
II. In l943. he entered tn,
Army and served In the Pacific
being discharged as a sergean
in 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Auxiliary
Plans Dinner

The woman's auxiliary to
the Montgomery County
Medical Society will honor
the doctors Of Montgomery
County at a reception and
dinner tomorrow at the Shady
Grove Country Club. The
dinner will observe Doctors
Day.
AS part Of the observance
program, the auxiliary will
place bouquets Of red carna-
tons, the official Doctors
Day flower, in county hospi-
tails. in memory Of deceased
physicians.
Mrs. William D. Aud is
chairman Of the committee.
Assisting her are Mrs. George
Spence and Mrs. Norman
Oliver. Mrs. John j. Curry
is the president Of the auxil-
larry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30

Many Of the members have
Joined the organization under
a feminine ancestor such as
Anne Bradstreet. Anne
Hutchinson. Pocahontas or
Sarah Sands.
A new scholarship. O mem
orial 10 Princess Pocahontas
is 10 be presented 10 the So
ciety for approval April IL.
The scholarship is 10 be
awarded 10 a modern Indian
girl for a three-year nursing
course 10 enable her 10 aid
her own community.
The Princess Is generally
credited with valuable assist
ance 10 the settlers OF James
town, founded In the nth
century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
Daughters Of 1872
To Meet Here

The list Associate Council
will be opened Friday by the
National Society of the United
Daughters of 1912 with a
State presidents round table
discussion, moderated by
first vice president Mary Lou
Barton.
Following the executive
committee luncheon, nation
al president. Mrs. Charles
William Crankshaw, will
open the board meeting at
the Society's headquarters.
Out-of-towners will get q
chance to view War Of 1912
mementos and the society's
library at the annual recep-
ton Friday evening.
Saturday, April 6. the play
ing of the national anthem
which was written during the
War of 1912 will officially
kick off events of the associ-
ate council.
Following a professional
of officers and State presi-
dents, the national president
will open the council.
A Saturday noon lunch
con will honor committee
chairmen and lawyer-histor-
ian Frank Lee Bushong will
speak.
That evening, the annual
banquet will be held in the
Crystal Room Of the Shera-
ton Carlton Hotel. United
States Navy Captain Alexan-
der s. Goodfellow will speak,
and Devron's orchestra will
provide music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30

hem, N. H.
The Princess attended Our
Lady of Grace Academy in
Colbrook, N. H., and was
graduated from Bethlehem
High School in 1862. She al
so attended Weaver Airline
Personnel School in Kansas
City, Mo.
Miss Martignetti is now
living with her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. @. F.
Stickney. Mr.. Stickney is
Deputy Fiscal Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury.
The Princess lists SWIM
ming, ice skating and bowling
as her chief sports interests.
Her hobby is collecting Lin
coln-head pennies. She is now
employed with the Internal
Revenue Service.
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HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, NANAs-
Julie Andrews will play Ger
trude Lawrence in the movie
and the Broadway play, Mrs.
A" >. Sam and Bella Spewack
are writing the musical. don't
know what role there is for
Margaret Leighton, but some
discussions are in progress. The
score from Gertie's own
"Nymph Errant" will be used
Lance ReventlOw has seen
Frank Sinatra's Come Blow
Your Horn" six times. Could it
be nostalgia for estranged wife
Jill st. John, who is also in the
picture? Danny Kaye had
$500. 900 in advance sales at the
ziegfeld Theater two weeks
before opening. Carol Lynley
will fight Mike Selsman's de-
mand for custody OF their small
daughter, in the divorce. Mike
is charging Carol with i'm
proper care of the child.
Carol has the little girl with
her in Ireland, which Otto
Preminger allowed her to visit
between the Vienna and Rome
filming Of 1.-THE Cardinal"
Red Buttons hair looked
more red than ever at the
Friars tribute to Jack Benny
and someone remarked, II re-
member Red when he had grey
hair" They must have been
kidding because I don't believe
he is that old.
ITO think" smiled Olivia d.
Havilland, II get to keep al
the clothes / wear in Lady in {
Cage" I was about to be jeal,
Gus when she added, "All
wear is a nightgown and g
negligee." She ought to Worl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30

backstage congratulations, Mr..
Christopher huskily said his
father had died this week. and,
II had 10 do something today
for him"
The baritone is a graduate
of the University Of Michigan
where his first role was as the
commentators In Don Clio
vanni." even though "of course
I couldn't hit the low c." His
professional debut was with the
San Francisco Opera Company
and he has sung In Baltimore,
Toronto and New York. where
he has been living for nine
years. M
Only Female Winner
II can't believe this" ana
Its very wonderful" we're Miss
Jones two starry-eyed state
ments az many Of her fellow
graduate students at the New
England Conservatory OF Music
IN Boston rushed backstage To
congratulate her. The only fe-
male prize winner, she wore a
green velvet dress with a full
skirt. pear drop earrings and
her hair In a sleek upsweep.
The other scholarships for
study, each worth
$1,000. were awarded TO "a
year-old tenor Michel Trimble.
now Of New York and formerly
OF Tyler. Tex.