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crease Of more than $68 million
since the end of 1850. Income
from all sources exceeded SAL mil
lion in 1851.
Emphasizing that Acacia Is q
home builder as well as a home
protector. Mr.. Montgomery re-
ported $4,000 mortgage loans OUT
on properties in "a States
and the District. The compnay's
mortgage loan account in De-
cember amounted to nearly $146
million.
Unassigned surplus increased
$377 ,532 during the year raising
the surplus account on December
81 to 1922, ,504.
Registered by Exchange.
Robert C. Jones & Co. yesterday
announced that three associates,
Rosser Hunter, Mead Pearson and
r. Bentley Hoeber. have become
registered members Of the New
York Stock Exchange.
Mr.. Hunter, a student OF eco
nomics and finance for many
years, was a colonel in the Office Of
the Deputy Inspector General Of
the Army during World War II.
Mr.. Hoeber has been in the
financial district here for more
than 20 years and recently re-
signed from Hirsch b Co.. mem-
bers Of the New York Exchange.
to become associated with Robert
C. Jones & Co.
Mr.. Pearson Is graduate OF
the Naval Academy and during
World War II commanded an
amphibious force flagship of Nor
mandy and Okinawa and retired
from the Navy with the rank OF
Rear Admiral.
Panel on Mortgage Loans.
George w. DeFranceaux. chair
man of the Mortgage and Finance
Committee of the Washington
Real Estate Board, yesterday an
nounced a panel discussion of the
1852 outlook for mortgage loans
in the Washington area will be
held at O special meeting on
Monday, February IL. in the
Washington Post auditorium,
starting at 8 pm.
Speakers will include: Clarence
E. Kefauver, president, Columbia
Federal Savings and Loan As
sociation: Donald F. Roberts, vice
president, Acacia Mutual Life In
surance Co. and Frank Gunther.
executive vice president, the
Security Bank.
The meeting will be open to all
active and associate members Of
the Real Estate Board.
Bankers Life Meeting Opens.
Top statesmen of the Bankers
Life Insurance Co. of Des Moines.
Iowa, from all parts of the Nation
will gather at the Mayfower Hotel
here today for a 3-day sales meet
ing.
A buffet supper is scheduled for
$3.50 pm. today. A banquet Tues
day evening will close the con-
ference. r. C. Gilmore is man
ager of the company's Washing
ton agency.
Leopold w., Freudberg Of Ches-
ter r. Jones and Associates,
agency Of the Massachusetts, Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., has been
q member Of the company's 100
top producers for % consecutive
years. T. Loehl O'Brien Of the
same agency has been a member
Of the top 100 for 10 years.
Leaves Franklin Simon.
William A. r. Bailey has re-
signed as managing director Of
the Franklin Simon branch at
1850 Connecticut avenue NV, he
yesterday.
He joined the company in 1910
and was managing director of the
Bridgeport, Conn. branch before
opening the store here in Septem-
Der. 1948. Mr.. Bailey did not
his plans.
Henry p. Fowler Of Washington,
general counsel of the United
States Chamber Of Commerce, has
been elected to the board Of man.
sgers Of Yale Uniyersity's North
eastern Institute. Mr.. Fowler,
who also Is manager Of the cham
,er's trade association depart
nent. has served on the Institutes
'aculty for several years.
Jack d Heintz. aircraft acces-
,ories manufacturer. has opened
! district sales and service ONCE
n the Public Roads Building at
National Airport.
Eugene s. Thomas, former
TV station manager
ind newspaperman, has been
'lected vice president Of the
George P. HollingbeFy Co. with !.