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versity of Maryland Dental
School. He is active in the affairs
of the District Dental Society and
also is president of the Timber
lake Farm Equipment Co. of War;
renton, Va.
James H. Simon. president Of
the Simon Distributing Corp, an
nounced bonus payment to all
employees based on length Of
service with the company. The
annual Christmas party will be
held at 2 pm. December %.
EbaSco Services, Inc, has
opened its new and enlarged
Washington Offices at 1925 street
NV. The Office continues under
the management of w. B. Cosdon.
The firm has had an Office in
Washington since 1941.
Students Learn Trading.
Twelve American University
students learned first steps in
buying and selling securities last
Thursday by visiting the WASH
ington office of Merrill. Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner and Beane. Resi-
dent Manager Francis Hunter ex-
planned the stock operations and
answered questions on trading
and investment. One girl was
among the students.
Their visit to the brokerage Of
flee supplemented classroom work
in the course on Investment An
alysis" conducted at AU by DR..
Nathan A. Baily. director of the
Division of Business Studies. DR..
Baily said the trip had been a
feature of the course since it was
established in 1947.
N. Y. Firm Purchased.
The purchase of Airborne In
struments Laboratory of Mineoia,
N. Y, from Aeronautical Radio
Inc, of Washington, was an
nounced yesterday.
The plant was purchased by a
group of Airborne executives and
employees, in association with
Laurance S. Rockefeller and
certain of his associates, and with
American Research and Develop
ment Corp. of Boston. They
purchased the entire capital stock.
Management will remain in the
hands of Hector H. Skifter. Air
borne president and general man.
ager, D. M. Miller, vice president.
and c. May. secretary treasurer.
Airborne was originated in 1945,
an outgrowth Of three World War
II laboratories associated with
Columbia University, Harvard and
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology The scheduled airlines Of
the country own Aeronautical
Radio, which held the laboratory's
stock. Airborne employs about
$50 people and did nearly SO mil
lion worth of business last year.
This years operations will set a
new high for the company, Of
ficials said.
Committees Announced.
Fred A. Smith, president of the
District Building and Loan League,
yesterday announced committee
assignments for 1851 as follows:
Law, legislation and taxation-C. Clin-
ton James, chairman; Chaplin B. Bauman,
ylse Cs emcdH chairman; n5 ALIEN Adams John
Freser, James C. Wilkes and Fred stohl-
man.
BUDGET Gommittee-Edward c. Baltz.
chairman. q Hyic eha
man; Carl j. Bersman, Edward K Jones,
r. ! William c. Zimmerman and Samuel
r,Ey ERtertsament cGmmtttes-s Edward
Martin A. Cook. Milton r. Johnson. John
g, Kolb. John RAYMOND Julian S. seott,
!; HsTTley Smith, Horaes J: smithy. Donn
THOMPSON. Howard ard e. thompson. irna S. s. 30.
Ian 1onae 1Donohoe: Ernest 3rr a.; Thomas; Gordon
=. Membership committee-wiifred H.
glanz. chairman: Carl c. snuck: vice
smith Joseph r. FITZGERALD and Otto
Jones Chairman; chapin B Bauman. vice
CHAIRMAN; f Geqrse A. Baker Roland m.
"'am commtftee t po9nS on 81 Eoanscarl L H. Elns
son. chairman: Edward K. Jones, vice
chairman Jack Baltz. William E. Poulton.
Senior Advisory Committee to washila-
to" .Chapter American SAYINGS and Loan
man; R L. Houston Jones vice chairman:
Wilfred H. Blanz. Robert E. Buckley. Ed
ward C.; Baltz. W. Frank Morrison. J. Haw-
Kefauver William E. Poulton.
Public reations-W. S. Martindill chair
man: Raymond C. Williams. vice chairman;
r. w. Sautelman, julius A Maedel.. r. e.
Hotze. ]. Hawley Smith. Elmer Carlson.
Committee on Nominations-EdWard L.
McAleer chairman Edward c. Baltz vice
chairman; Chaplin Bauman Edward &