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$50,334 a year earlier, reduced
earnings available for Class A
and Class B Common shares to
$337,918 or SO cents a share VS..
$473,567 or IS cents In the same
period last year.
Profits before taxes were 81, ,062,-
851 VS.. $963, ,390 q year earlier.
Federal income. excess profits and
state income taxes amounted to
$562, ,092 VS.. $439, ,498.
Customers notes receivable on
June 80 totaled $26,959,372, an
increase of $4,859, TAG from a year
earlier. The company made and
purchased $25, 5,054,619 of loans to
94,184 borrowers in the first six
months of this year. These COM
pared with $22,080.911 of loans
to 85,092 borrowers year earlier.
Increased preferred dividend
requirements resulted from the
sale of 100000 shares of convert
ible preferred stock. series A, last
August. Offices totaled so on
June 80 VS.. As a year earlier.
Hamilton Shares Bid Up.
The bid for Hamilton National
Bank shares was lacked up an
other notch to $50 a share on the
ver-the-counter list at the week
end, with none offered.
The latest bid was a point above
Ia week earlier and 81 a share
above the final 1851 bid Of $40 a
share. Actually brokers say the
seldom Offered shares would bring
quite a bit more than the bid if
any became available.
One hazarded the opinion that
in view Of the progress made by
the institution and its excellent
management, anything below $50
a share would be considered rea-
Sonable.
Another scarce issue, D. c.
Paper Mills 4 per cent bonds Of
1856. carried a bid of 50 at the
week end, a gain of four full
points from week earlier. A bid
Of $21 a share was posted for
National Press Club common, up
81 from a week earlier.
Federal Accountants Elect.
T. Jack Gary, jr., assistant to
the controller for accounting,
United States Coast Guard, has
been elected president of the Fed
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Utility Records Show
Suburbs Dominating
ID. {. Areas Growth
By Donald B. HodIey

Public Utilities serving the
Washington Metropolitan Area
had net increases of 16.799 gas
meters, 18,803 electric customers
and 58,341 telephones in the year
ended June 30, a survey showed
yesterday.
The midyear totals Of 300,580
gas meters. 374,161 electric GUS
tomerss and 828,593 telephones
were at new all-time peaks.
Maryland and Virginia suburbs
of the National Capital accounted
for a lions share Of the years
gains, including more than 80 per
cent of the additional gas meters,
more than IS per cent of the elec-
trio customer increase and more
than SIS per cent of the telephone
gain. The years increases by Sec
tionS follow:
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e ra l Govern
ment Account
a n is Associa-
ton. Mr.. Gary
succeeds Walter
F.. FreSe, Gen
eral Accounting
Office.
| Other new Of
| hcers: Irwin s.
Decker and Ste
phen B. Ives,
vice presidents;
l. a W r ence Y.
Acker, secre-
tary; E. Reece
Harrn, treas
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ut increased
taxes cut net
in ON e to
$500, ,759, COM
pared with
$523,901 in the
S a me 10 s. /
period. Presi-
dent Davis Weir
reported yes
terday.
An increase
in preferred
dividend re-.
Quirements to
$162,841, COM
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ACTIVE GAS METERS.
Taxes Cut State Loan Net.

State Loan & Finance Corp.
handled a record business in the
first six months of this year and
profits were above a year ago.
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tunit of trading 10 shares. 'In bankruptcy OF
Iruptcy Act securities assumed BY such companies
disbursements based the last quarterly OF semi.
annual declaration. Unless otherwise noted special
* E, dividend = Tishts AisO extra Or sTtras
mated '1 cash Value S on * dividend Date Paid as
lyear. Declared or paid after stock dividend OF
split-Hp; kDsciaEsd Or paid this y.ar an aecumuls:
delivery. pPaid this year. dividends omitted. de-
ieIIed Or no action taken q last dividend Mestins
v Declared or paid in 1881. plus stock dividend
sass VaiS. On S.cisaton SS szae
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Impressive Growth Seen.

Midyear totals this year are
compared below with the same
1851 and 1941 dates to illustrate
impressive growth Of the various
sections:
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Mutual Funds

NEW YORK, July 20 P.-Nattonal
Association Of Securities Dealers Inc:
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Oakland. San Francisco and Los
Angeles in California, Portland.
Oreg., and Chicago.
The acceptance came from
Cleveland.
At union headquarters here,
however, a spokesman said the
early returns weren't conclusive.
The union has 10000 members
employed by Western Union.
The proposed agreement, signed
yesterday by company and union
negotiators. grants Western Union
employees a 40-hour work week
and pay increases, but only if the
Government approves a telegraph
rate boost. If strikers return next
week, it will be under present
working conditions.
The company is expected to ap-
ply to the Federal Communica-
tionS Commission for a rate in
crease quickly. possibly next week.
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|TeIegraphers Here
Vote Tomorrow on
Western Union Offer

Washington telegraphers will
vote at pm. tomorrow on wheth-
Ter to accept or reject the proposed
settlement of the Western Union
strike.
Strikers across the Nation are
voting on the issue this week end.
II they vote favorably, the 52-day
strike is expected to end Monday.
Members of Local "a of the AFL
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
will meet at 140S. New York ave-
nue. NV. A spokesman for the
local said sentiment appeared to
be "about $3.50" among the
Washington workers. The local
has about 800 members.
Five Reject Agreement.
Five union locals elsewhere in
the country already have rejected
the pact. One voted acceptance.
Reflections were reported by the
Associated Press from locals at
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA vISTA--A un-drenched Cape
Cod: 6 honey rooms with lst-fioor
bedrm. and a bath; side screened
lot for your children's safety; mod
spsrifz ssfstsy pWyiffed7 7aS syes. ~ q MT
BETHESDA, S2O.05O-charming white
brick and stone with heavy. slate
roof: 9 rms; @ bedrms:l. bath: full
ssTsEs level fenced ios eeaP new
Public Health Center. FRANK s..
PHiLLIPS. DI. 1411. Ewes. call WI.
BETHEsDA-A stately white brick
Colonial picturesquely set on wind
charming gardened suburb with an
atmosphere of quiet dignity. 8
friendly rooms, generous closets. 1st-
porch. Property priced 81 .$26,950.
zsf5 zEsff55infSs fSohHH&rsT III MI aEatTY zfasF "
BETHESDA. s1s.75o, $4,000 cash.
pr, public and parish schools. 3
bedrm.. q story brk.. screened
take back large loan. wi. eezs:
eyes OIL. oos1. ALLIED REALTY
Locust Hill Estates
OPEN DAILY. S570 Broad Brook dr..
A charming, spacious. prewar Co
lonial on n acre. having hall, liv.
rm., din. rIn., library. Law. and lit.
on 1st; 8 twin-size bedrms., g baths
and lge.. storage rnl. on. 2nd;. recr.
Im., maids rri. and bath in bsmt;
pttsl, Good financing. SAMUEL 3.
Po3ggLEY, INC. 10. b-s434. 10.
HILLS ESTATE section Of
Bethesda - Veteran owner trans
ferred. His custom-built, .2-level
beautiful 2-acre site with huge
oaks. beeches. and lots Of native
dogwood. Full center reception
quisitely paneled fireplace. smart
wall mirror treatment, lovely pic
ture window. etc; large dining rm.
with French doors to terrace and
woodland garden; all Westinghouse
kitchen: large master bedrm. suite
and bath; Q other bedrms. and
bath; large storage attic and closet;
pine-paneled reer. rm.. and many
other features. Priced low at
available to purchaser. Drive out
Bradley. blvd. to Burning Tree rd..
turn left on burning Tree to Beech
Tree I'd. right to 1914. Open daily.
Phone En-. 1900; eyes,. Oh. 1140.
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KIRKSIDE
RAMBLER

You'll never see q more beautifully
nnished custom-bu home; near
Chevy Chase Circle, churches, shops,
buses. Center entrance; on right up
3 steps, 3 big bedrms., 2 baths, big
closets; on left, long living room
with handsome fireplace. den or 4th
bedroom. absolutely dream kit. with
disposal, dishwasher. fan, long row
OF cabinets with sliding glass fronts
and interior lighting, de luxe refgr.
and range; dinette space; full din.
rm;, adj; rear porch. Go downstairs
and you find a pretty bedrm. and
Tile bath; magnificent big recr. rm.
with firepl. and bar; up 8 steps,
another paneled rm., for cards,
teliyision or library and once. All
daylight windows downstairs; ..
car garage with large parking court.
House. only. year old. viii con.
sidSr % trade,in Of your present home.
and let us show you. Exclusive.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV. ST. 1900.
-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HUNT COUNTRY COTTAGE
With small stable and fenced pasture;
8 sunny rooms. with bedrm. and
bath on 1st floor. You will be
charmed with the wide landscaped
PRIcED. WELL UNDER sa5, 900
Ewes. TIL 8. Mrs. CARRIER, WI. $3.50
NORTHWEST REALTY co.
Realtors OIL. sse7
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that this much
house in such o desirable location.
is on the market ct this price with
den, nn 2 ai baths. ~ s4-ft Iiv. rm, Screened Screened
porch. paneled clubroom. garage.
shaded level yard, brick. excellent
condition; S26. 500. Out Old George
town I'd. to Sonona rd. left to 5616.
Open Fri Sat. Sun. afternoons. or
call OR. o400. MARVIN J. DUN
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

Lovely det. brick home. Gorgeous
liv. rm. with firepl., family-size
Oh rear: modern. well-equipped kit.
and powder rm.; End a., 8 lge.
bedrms. and tile bath; partially
finished recr rm.. laund. rm. and
storage fm. in bsmt.; gas a.-c. heat
Many features such as wall-to-wall
carpeting, drapes, etc. incl. in price
j. LEE DONNELLY
Ma. 1916. Realtor. Ewes. OIL. 4074
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ALTA VISTA TERRACE
Bethesda brick rambler. convenient to
medical center. 27-ft. liv. rm.. 3
kitchen. large utility room. Not sub
Ject to Reg. X. AZ hrt trust. For
sale by owner. Phone WI. 2262 Sun
day-o after z pm. weekdays. 81
CHEVY CHASE. MD-S17 $50. Look
ing for real buy in q 2-bedroom
home located in the Blessed Sacra.
ment Parish; also Rosemary Schools
lot? This homet is priced for i'm
mediate sale. $4,000 cash win
BILL1NGsLEY REALTY CO.
OR. 1895 Til Q PM.
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HOUSES SABINE. stcsns.s
700 EMERSON ST.

OPEN EVERY DAY l TILL 2
Very neat, semidetached brick: Just
Proyidencss ssfs Hospital. rms. oDHiiy fnily
equipped kit. tile bath. large closets,
front porch. fun bsmt;a Eas heat
$500 down. Drive out 18th st.
ne. TO South Dakota ave. then left
SON. T p. BURGESS. 10. s-s5is.
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6-ROOM BRICK
SPACIOUS RAMBLER
HOLIDAY SPECIAL
ENGLISH-STYLE BRICK
Omen Cat and Sim I tO a

Open Sat. and Sun, ! to 6
Il. you desire q home with a de-
lightful rural effect and still con-
venient to the city. then this is
2 MUST! Situated on lge. level
lot; there Is a commanding view
Of many beautiful newly built homes
bedrm.. space plus fully tiled bath
on 2nd a. and powder rm. on lst.
Lge. liv. rm:, big TV rm., lge. din.
rm., mod. kit, and ample closet
area; priced at only. S21 800. about
Harris on the premises. Ewes, II.
70 Reach: Out Branch ave. Sc,
across District line to 34OO blk.
left on Bonita, left again on Old
Branch ave.. thence to 3702 An
dover pl.
ALDRE. INC. LU. 4-0747.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BUILT TO ORnER.

Three -bedrm. brick rambler with full
bsmt... featuring spacious 21-ft. liv.
rm., full din. rm., mod. kit. and
exp. attic troughed in for second
bath; price. $4,000 on your lot;
alternate plans available.
Carpenter Construction Co.
UN. 1914. II
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.KENWOOD

trick Colonial home on beautifully
i.andsscaped I; lot lot; .l LarEe Living Lying rm..
ler's pantry. unusually large paneied
library with fireplace and full bath;
screened porch: bedrms. and 2
baths on 2nd floor. ard 2 bedrms.
and bath on 3rd floor: recr. rm.,
maids rm. and bath; 2-car at
tached garage. Price to include wall
to-wan carpeting and drapes. Early
possession. Call Mrs. Creighton. Ex-
elusive with KENNEDY CHAMBER
LIN In DEyELoPMENT CO.. WI. 1850.
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iHEVY CHASE, i
S17.950

Tvo-bedrm. bungalow. with living
rm.. dining rm... mod. kitchen. mod.
full bath and large rear screened
porch on 1st a.; fun bsmt. with new
gas. furnace and hot-water heater;
could be expanded to 3 bedrms.
and bath: large lot; Q real buy.
IN. 1900. CHEVY CHASE REALTY
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BETHESDA


1903 GLENWOOD RID.
OPEN SUNDAY, l UNTIL 8
See this most attractive prewar ALL
white brick Colonial. on a beautiful
level lot. in this areas most desir-
able neighborhood. House is priced
to sell this weekend, at. reasonable
terms. House consists of bsmt.. Of
which one half is paneled and
oak floored recr. rm.. other half Is
asphalt tiled. with u bath. LIST H..
lge. liv. rm. with flrepl., step out Of
liv. rm. onto lge. screened porch,
full-siZe din. rnn.. modern and COM
Portable kit: 2nd A.. 3 nice bright
bedrms. and bath. Also very spacious
and useful storage rm., att. gar,
slate roof, Venetian blinds. storm
windows, economical oil heat, and
immaculate and ready for occupancy.
condition Of this house makes 1t
the week end best offering. Price
S21 $50. $4,000 down. Directions:
Out Wisconsin ave. to Old George
town rd., turn left into Old George
town rd.. go about. l mile, watch
for our sign. and Glenwood on left.
BROUSSARD AGENCY
JU. 7-S05l
Ewes and Week Ends, sH. 2157
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T1KOMA RAnY

IAkOMA PAHk
This S-room. 2-bath detached home.
close to all conveniences. on q large,
level lot with bedroom and bath on
tached garege. The house h in
GOOD condition and all rooms are
large. To see: Call Mr.. Weaver,
MARSHALL ;. wAPLE co.
Realtor. 1874 14th et. NV. DI. 3346
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

overlooking city; det.
brick; 3 and 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
with bedrm, and bath 1st floor;
recr. rm., gas heat; S26, 900. BY
appt. only. HARTMEN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.. LU.
4-3400, VI. 1915. 80
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE, Q blocks
Of Southern ave; new det. brick
fSTIp1sssiOys' bun allow, 2 bSed,ms;, Sa. tile rs bath,
"a. ave; left on Southern ave. 4
q EEALTY. 1T ri NC: ssess Las Good Hope Hope
1000 DOWN U)-S1O,95O; semi
detached brk. garage; lge. lot. Open,
NEUMANN, 10. 9-9353. Il
By OWNER - 2-bedroom bungalow
near bus and schools: extra lge. lot;
under $4,000. Open Sun, week.
days. ewes. 3105 Ely pl. sc. II
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO S Pm.
1920 Wheeler rd. s.e. Congress
Heights. Lge. rms, big lot. If you
want. q substantial house this is it.
Det. home with front and side porch.
You will like the lge., well-eauipped
kit: 4 bedrms. and tile bath on
2nd d.; 2-car. det. garage; beauti-
fully. handicapped lot with lOO-ft.
S19,950. Cali Mr. Pitt. IL. 1-o4Ss,
eyes, i0E apEIsEsT paRpsi f inSpsftj ". Lee
s211 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 1000
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This is truly one of the finest ram
blers ever built PICTURESQUE setting
with gentle sloping lawn. beautiful
planting and landscaping. compris-
ing more than acre acre o. sround; Gun. !;
room, spacious dining ell, unusually
fine kitchen with breakfast space;
glass inclosed breeZeway. large rear
fiagStone terrace: full basement; g
car garage. Immaculate condition.
Mr.. Shackelford, MA. $500; ewes.
and week ends, ST.. 660e.. BOSS &
PHELPS: INC. 1417 K st. NV: al
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER
Luxury built rambler. only yrs. old.
3 bedrms.. ga baths, liv. rm. with
firepi,. spacious din. rm., modern
kit. with dishwasher. disposal and
pantry. Full. bsmt. with firepl..
laund. rm. and rear entrance. Built
in garage. Gas &C. heat. Priced for
immed. sale with only $4,000 cash
j. LEE DONNELLY
NA. 1916 Resltor Ewes. OIL. 4074
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BrOOkland BUNGALOW
DETACHED BRICK

DETACHED BRICK
See this distinctive home. imposing
from every angle; the exterior and
interior hI is simply beautiful; csnter-
nal naii plan. z sunny and spacious
baths; modern kit, tiled to ceiling,
dishwasher and garbage disposal;
Q sun deck that offers ali the enjoy
ment Of the beach; the owner says
regardless Of heat there is never q
restless night; built-in garage. also
excel. for doctors office, rec. rm. or
apt. Priced definitely light.
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OPEN FRI, SAT-, SUN, 2-6
5801 9Th ST. NV.
728 Somerset Pl. NV,

VACANT. BRIGHTwOoD
&I3.Q50; near Takoma Recreation
Center; 9 rms, bath, partly nm
fshed room in basement, built-in
gar. 2 porches; in heart Of schools.
tranSp,, ETC.: posS.. terms. RE.
S3I6. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
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$40 Buchanan e. nv; vacant. 9
anisked room 6smt.;. range. refsy..
Ven. biinda. automatic heat; porch.
ssY., yafd; excel. teYnl, RI. S316.
Evening star., 1952-05-30

Very lge. 31story home Offering re-
kitchen; End A., 8 bedrms., / bath;
3rd f.. 3 bedrms.. l bath, full
bsnt.: o.h.-w. heat; terms arranged.
Can Mr.. Brenneman. ia. S765.
kIRkS REALTY CO.. REALTORS.
Ho. 677S. RA 1886
Evening star., 1952-05-30

SEE THIS BEAUT. HOMER
$500 Arkansas ave. n.W.-6 lovely
rms. 2 inclosed porches. Full bsmt..
Gas h.-w.h., det. brick gar, front
porch with awning. Must sell this
For appt. call HU. 1898, HU. 57S3.
II. @. EWINGS REALTY AND
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BETHESDA

JU. 7-S051
Ewes and Week Ends, EH. 2167
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Mrs. George D. Warner,
Retired Federal Worker

Mrs. Golda Warner, 66, retired
Treasury Department worker and
Ia resident Of the District for 81
years. died Thursday in Doctors
Hospital. after a long illness. Mrs.
Warner lived at 5545 Forty first
street NV.
She was a native Of Bealton
Va. and served as unit head Of the
Division Of Loans and Currency OF
the Treasury from 1916 to 1926
Before her retirement from Gov
|ernment service in 1941, she was
employed with the Bureau of Gus
toms.
Mrs. Warner was a. member of
the Chevy Chase Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband
George D.. Warner; q daughter,
Miss Imogene v. Cunningham of
the home address: a son, Edward
y. Cunningham Of Kensington
Nd; four sisters, Mrs. James w.
Barnes Of New York City, Mrs
Roy M. Hickman of Silver Spring,
Nd. Mrs. Joseph Dellamico Of
1920 New Hampshire avenue NV.
and Mrs. Earl F. Webb of $500
Ninth street NV, and a brother
Frank B. Davis Of Cleveland.
Funeral services will be held at
z pm. Monday in Hysong's fu-
neral home. 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Russian General Reported
Killed by Stubbornness
By the Assoeio,ed Pres,

BERLIN, July ia Russian
generals obstinate refusal to ride
at the tail end of a troop train re-
portedly caused a wreck that killed
about 160 Red army soldiers as
well as the stubborn brass hat.
Informed Allied sources said last
night the accident occurred July
9 on the east side of the Oder
River in Poland. Well-authenti.
Gated reports reaching them, they
declared, gave this account of the
wreck:
The Red general demanded that
his personal automobile be loaded
on f1atcar in the middle of a
train carrying Red army men
home on leave.
Railroad officials warned that
putting light fiatcar between
heavy coaches might cause an ac-
cident. They urged the fiatcar be
hitched on the rear.
But the general would have none
OF that. He wanted to make the
trip sitting in his automobile, and
he wanted it in the midle Of the
train. He won the argument.
The train buckled on q bend and
plunged into a lake.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Mrs. Virginia T. Brasse,
Native Of Washinqton

Mrs. Virginia Fowler Brasse, 81
a native of Washington. diet
Thursday in her home, 812 South
Taylor street. Arlington, Va, after
a brief illness.
Mrs. Brasse was the wife oi
Ernest B. Brasse, superintendent
OF the City Post Office. She was
the daughter of the late Mr.. ano
Mrs. George H. Fowler. botl
Washington natives.
Mrs. Brasse was a member oi
the Arlington Methodist Church
She was also a member of the Ar.
lington Democratic Committee.
Besides her husband, she is sur.
vived by a daughter. Miss Virginis
Lee Brasse; a son, Ernest B
BraSse, both Of the home address;
two sisters. Capt. Alice I Fowler
of Paris. France, and Mrs. Louis
Lionheart of 2552 High street
Sc; four brothers. the Rev. DR.
George A. Fowler. Chicago, ILL.,;
Albert C. Fowler. Miami, Fla;
William D. Fowler. Silver Spring
Md, and Walter L. Fowler, 1860
Maple View place Sc.
Funeral services were to be held
today at the Anacostia Methodist
Church. Burial was to be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery,
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Ralph {. Potter, IS,
Realty Dealer, Dies;
Former u. 5. Worker

Ralph Eugene Potter. rs, real
estateman and former Govern
ment worker. died Wednesday in
Mount Alto Hospital after long
illness. He lived at 1765 Shepherd
street NV.
MIR. Potter was a native OF
Pownal. VT. He came to WASH
ington in 1907.
Mr.. Potter. an accountant
served with the Interstate Com
|merce Commission. the War Pro-
|duction Board, and the Securities
and Exchange Commission. He
also had been with the Southern
Railway System.
After his retirement from Gov
|ernment service in 1945, Mr..
Potter founded the Potter Realty
Company with Offices at 36l7
Fourteenth street NV.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mabelle Lyons Potter, and a
sister, Mrs. Mary L. Harbour of
Bennington, VT.
Funeral services were scheduled
for 2 pm. today at the Potter
home. Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Ruby 5. Lumsden,
| Orange County Teacher

ORANGE, Va, July 19.-Fune-
raj services for Mrs. Ruby Smith
Lumsden, so. former Orange
County school teacher who died
at her home at Mine Run Thurs
day. will be held at $3.50 pm
today at Antioch Baptist Church
near here. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Lumsden was born at Mine
Run and was a lifelong resident
of the. county. She taught at
both True Blue and Zoah schools
and was a member of Antioch
Church.
Surviving are her husband. Ro-
land L. LumSden of Mine Run,
and two sisters, Mrs. Anna s.
Barnes of Mine Run and Mrs.
Elsie White Of Oxford, N. C.
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Allan Marinoff, Student
Al American University

Allan Marinoff, 20, died yester.
day in Emergency Hospital, after
a long illness. He was a resident
of 4705 Kansas avenue NV.
He was a graduate Of Roosevelt
High School and was in his sopho-
more year at American University
He is survived by his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Marinoff OF
the home address; a sister, Mrs
Rosalind Hirsch of Hyattsville
Md; his grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Fonoroff Of 4416 Seventh street
NV.
Funeral services will be held al
noon tomorrow at DanzanSky's
funeral home. 3501 Fourteenth
street NV.
Burial will be in the Beth Israe.
Cemetery. Oxon Hill, Md.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Homer Miller, Ex-0peratoI
Of Tire Repair Business

Homer Benjamin Miller, rs, a
resident of Washington for IS
years, died Thursday in a hospital
after q long illness. He lived at
1877 p street.
Mr.. Miller had operated a tire
repair business and also worked
as a Pentagon guard.
He is survived by his widow,
two daughters, Mrs. Ruby Houston
|of the home address and Mrs.
Vesta Thompson of Fort Dix, N. j.;
two sisters, Mrs. John Grove of
2013 Naylor road Sc, and Mrs.
Annie Larkin of Los Angeles.
Calf: two brothers, William and
Clyde Miller of Santa Ana, Calf.
Funeral services will be held at
10:30 am Monday at Hysong's
funeral home, 1900 N street NV.
Burial win be in Glenwood Gem
|etery.