Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-15

lard A. Hol- W. W. Mackall.
brook and Arthur N. Bowls.
The company owns and oper-
ates Temple Trailer Village att
Alexandra and Oak Grove
Trailer Court on the Richmond
highway.
GoIdenberg's Shares Sold.
First public offering of stock in
the Goldenberg Co., 56-year-old]
Washington department store, met
with q good response today. Most
of the offered 1890 shares of 81
per cent cumulative convertible
preferred stock and 10000 class Al
common shares were sold by noon,
it was announced by Ferris g. Co.,
sole underwater.
The preferred was priced at SOL
q share and the class A at $3.37k
a share. The preferred will be
convertible in "a shares Of class
A.. which will sbe on 80 cents
annual dividend basis.
Philip Hamburger has resigned
as board chairman and president
and Leo Baum, treasurer, will re-
tire on July /. It is understood
they will receive part of new class
B common stock for present hold
ings.
George M. Ferris. ST., senior
partner in Ferris & Co., has been
elected a director, and it is an
ticipated that three additional di-
rectors from outside the company
will be named later.
Remaining as officers are: Alan
H. Goldenberg, vice president,
treasurer and a director: Sol
Greenberg. vice president, general
merchandise manager and a d.
rector; Theodore D. Peyser, sec
rotary and a director; Jack KATE,
assistant secretary-treasurer.
Three Firms Vote Dividends.
Directors Of Columbia Title In
surance Co. have declared a semi
annual dividend of 8 per cent,
payable June 80 to holders Of
record June 20. Real Estate Title
Insurance Co. also declared a 8
per cent semiannual dividend,
payable June 80 to holders Of
record June 20.
Directors Of National Union In
surance Co. declared a semi-an-
nual dividend Of so cents a share.
payable June 80 to holders Of
record June Is.
Application for listing of SUBJ
urban Trust Co. shares on the
Washington Stock Exchange has
been filed. Listing is expected
around July IL.
Marks 30th Anniversary.
Allen A. Greenstreet, assistant
treasurer of the National Savings
81 Trust Co., will complete 80
years service with the bank Sum
day.
Mr.. Greenstreet entered the en-
ploy Of the company as book
keeper and now is personnel
director.
He attended Washington schools
and is q graduate of the Graduate
School of Banking at Rutgers Uni
versity. He is active in the Ma
tional Optimist Club and Purchas-
ing Agents Association. He is q
member Of the Board of Governors
and also chairman Of the Speaking
Committee of Washington Chap
ter, American Institute of Banking
APRA Display To Be Seen.
First Washington display Of the
American Public Relations Asso.
cations award-winning programs
for 1850 will be open to the pub.
lie at the Lee House from 10 am
to IL pm. and from 2 pm. to
pm. Monday.
National Capital Forge Of thu
national association will enter
tain members of the Advertising
Club, the Sales Executives Clul
and the Washington Trade Asso
citation Executives at a luncheon
at the Lee House on the sam,
day.
TWA Traffic Sets Record.
The heaviest traffic volume il
any two-week period in its his
tory has been flown since June
by Trans World Airlines, E. @
Cooke, sales vice president. an
nounced today.
Around CTS million revenu
passenger miles were flown o.
TWAS $1,000 miles Of domesti
routes In the two weeks, q gail
Of 90 per cent from a year earlier
The District Building g. Loa
League will hold its outing at tn
same, place next Monday.