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PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
INDIAN HEAD. MD.

2 practically new condition, paved
highway frontage, homes on shaded
sites; 2 bedrooms, living room, bath,
MODERN kitchen, oil-burning heating
3 bedrmS.. living room. bath, modern
kitchen, oil-burning heat, automa-
tic INV. and garage. S9,25O; very
moderate down payment on both
THEODORE F. MENK, 927 18th
St; NV. Elk: 3-2740, or MRS.
WHITE Eainniaur OhARn
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UNIVERSITY PARK

New. huge brick Cape Cod with (
pea beaut. tex. eSxtra,lge. bedrms.. 2 ceramic
upstairs den. liv. rm. with firepi:
ultra mod. kit. Very liberal finance
Ing, DIR: Out Baltimore blvd. or
r. I. ave; to, Wells pkwy., left to
THOMAS V. LAKE, Realtor
Ap T.Rd0n
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OPEN l TIL DARK
PAMPT EP

..- IT'S DRYDEN ST.
white brk. and frame with expand.
end floor. Lge. ltv. nm. with pic
ture window, cleo. kit. 2 bedrms.;
ceramic bath. Direc.: West on Old
Blader SburR I'd. to Belvedere blvd,
left to Gilmoure. right to Dryden,
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PARK AREA
4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod bungalow.
full bsmt.: gas heat; Anchor fenced
lot; mr.. everything. Reduced for
quick sale to $4,000. Terms.
ow V r w;eb fG ren oF Sinn Spnga
equip. kit, 2 bedrms. and tiled bath
on Ist floor; 2 nice lge. bedrms.
on 2nd floor; gas heat: excel. To-
cation. Only $14,25O.
2-tamily: 4 lge. rms. and bath on
each floor; full bsmt.; mr.; every
thing owner must sell. Reduced
to $4,000. Well financed.
LOUIS MILLER, Realtor, UN. 1928
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BRICK COLONIAL

DEN AND 3 BEDROOMS
Featuring a large liv. rm. with firepl
adjacent knotty pine den, huge din
Ing. room, large kit. with table space
md floor, 3 large bedrms. and bath;
tull bsmt. with rec. rm. and bath;
built-in garage; large, well-shaded
lot, many. extras. including patio,
S21 900, Directions: out Piney
Branch I'd. to Dale dr.. left to Hart
ford, left to house and Open" sign.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
III Q-O672 No Anr WE EEen-
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HERE'S A BUY in an immac. ,5-rm.
only $13,25Q; huge corner, level lot,
Just one blk. from Defense hwy;
storm windows. bSmt, Anchor fence;
$3.50 cash, balance FILA. Call to-
DAY. WA. $4,000. ROBERT s. DA-
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OLDER HOME-S12,95O
"a ACRE
FALKLAND

Beautiful bungalow: Q lge. bedrooms,
living rm.. fireplace, picture window.
space; full bsmt., oil heat: beauti-
fully Handicapped grounds, fruit trees.
$16,950
Also S-bedroom new brick rambler.
exceptionally well built: acre:
across street from above.
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COLLEGE, PARK

OPEN SUNDAY, 12-DARK
RHODE ISLAND AVE. AND 49th PL.
So. 5OO--terms; only 5 left; 3-bed-
rm. ramblers, tile bath, huge
equipped kit, full bsmt., plaster
walls. steel-beam construction, gas
a.-c. heat; lge. Handicapped lot; close
to everything; comfortable financing.
Dir: North on Route !, past U. OF
Md. to Greenbelt I'd, right on
Greenbelt to Rhode Island. left on
R. /. to 49th pl. and open sign.
Ewes. CIR. 3-3012
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4 BEDRMS.. 2 RATHS
"a HOUSE FOR CHILDREN

BEDRM.. FULL BATH 1st FLOOR
Owner transferred. priced under mar
ket for quick sale. Some one will
get q bargain here. This de luxe
brick Cape Cod features a large liv.
nm. with flrepl.. large separate din.
rm., kit. with garbage disposal. pine
paneled rec. rm. with bar. Anchor
fenced ward; cow. to schools.
transp.,. shopping. Directions: out
Colesville I'd. to Forest Glen. left to
Dallas. right on Dallas to 1O145 and
our Open" sign.
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OPEN SUN. 1 TO DARK

Out Colesville rd.. right
1. 3GoH H giks to dpe1 sISns
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
R421 FENTQN ST. IN. h-SQO0.
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OPEN SUNDAY

3012 JENNINGS RD., sIL. sPG.
only $3.50 cash, bal. ike rent; at
= tractive, modern 2-bedroom bunga-
low; large wooded lot; vacant;
prompt possession. Out ca. ave. to
Plyers Mil I'd, left 4 blocks to Jen-
fings I'd, right to address. open
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BY OWNER

AVENUE AND GLENCOVE
PARKWAY
PREsHow1NG: THESE BEAUTIFUL
ALL-BRICK. 3-BEDRM. HANDLERS
IN LOVELY WESTGATE SUBDIVi-
SION, JUST 2 BLKS. FROM WEST
ERN AVE. AND RIVER RID: LIV.-
DIN. RIM. COMB. WITH FIREPL.,
IN COLORED TILE BATHS; ALI
HOTPOINT ELECTRIC KIT; INCL
GARBAGE DISPOSAL: DISHWASH-
Err: AUTO. STOVE AND CROSS,
TOP FREEZER REFRIGERATORS
FULL DAYLIGHT BSMT., PLUS u
BATH AND OUTSIDE BSMT. EN-
TRANCE. THESE HOMES ARE
THE 1St IN WASHINGTON TO BE
FULLY REFRIGERATED AIR
COOLED FOR SUMMER COMFORT
AND COMPLETELY HEATED BY
GENERAL ELECTRIC. ALL STREET
PARKING LEVEL LOTS SODDED
AND SHRUBBED. REASONABLY
PRICED AT ONLY S22,95O UP
WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. nc
REACH: OUT RIVER RID. TO
NEWPORT AVE. LEFT AT NEW
PORT TO SUBDIVISION.
BERENTER co,
RA. $4,000. Ewes. Ia. 9-2477
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GRAB THIS! I I

BRICK RAMBLER-S22,5 300
Featuring large liv. rm. din. rm. COM
bination with picture window and
f1repl., large kit; 3 large, well-pro-
portioned bedrms., l u baths; full
rections: Out Colesville I'd. to Frank
lin ave, right to Ocala. left to house
and Open" sign.
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$13.95O AND $17Q50

$13,950 AND $17,950
$500 BRADDocK RID, oAKv1Ew
Cape Cod. j. M shingle,. 2 bedrms.
unfln. attic. full bsmt. gas &C h.
Fair cash. bal. terms. OPEN SUN,
9IS GIST AVE, SILVER SPRING
Cape Cod. brick, 8 bedrms, oil h. w h :,
baths. About $500 cash. bal
FRANK CRAvER. RIA. 3-4635
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Directions: Out Ga. ave. to Columbia
blvd. turn left to Seminary I'd,
right on Monroe to NEW HOMES.
w. CLIFFORD SHERTZER
RE: 7.2201 REALToR JU. 5-7747
1910 Vermont Ave. NV, Suite 400
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Exclusive With
JAMES L. DIXON co.
SILVER HILL

4 BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS
This lovely Colonial brick home has
a very lge.. liv. rm., full-siSe din.
rm., beautifully equip. kit, lst-fir.
powder rm., beaut. sun parlor; on
Ind flr.. are 4 good-sized bedrms.
and bath: there is also q Ice. I'M
finished attic on 3rd FIR; bsmt. 10
used as apt. This all-brick home,
located on lge. corner lot on st.
Barnabas I'd, is very good buy ct
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$3.50 DOWN
S10.500

I'd, Viers Min viiiase-S.bedrm.
BUNGALOW. full bsmt:: small down
payment assume CT loan: new
10. 7-7503. SPARKS AGENCY.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
AMAZING
RAMRT FRS

II you want REAL VALUE,
come to Silver Springs fastest
selling subdivision. Open all
day Sunday and every day till
dark: 2S sold. Wonderful
CLOSE-1N location. Spacious
all brick. 3 bedrms., ia coll
ored baths: also "a bath in
basement; dining rm.. picture
windows. 2 flreplaces. FULL
DAYLIGHT BASEMENT. stor-
age attic. NICE PORCH.
LARGE GARAGE: 4 plans TO
select from: sidewalks; walk
ing distance to schools, shop
ping. 3 buslines: S21. $50 with
q $4,000 1st trust obtainable.
VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS,
TRADE CONSIDERED.
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LANGLEY PARK

Cute brick rambler with ranch type
tile bath. full 6smt. With Outside Ss enc
trance. Close to schools, shopping
area. Only $4,000 down. FiA A.
nancing with total monthly pay.
ments of SS5 mo. DIR: out N.
Hampshire ave. right on University
tional arrow to open house. 1907
Merrimac dr.. Langley Park.
THOMAS V. LAKE, Realtor
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BRICK RAMBLER

ia LANGLEY DRIVE
New home. bedrms.; level land
to Shopping center, transp. and
school. Direc. North on Piney
Branch to Old Bladensburg I'd. left
/ blk. to Langley, left to open sign.
LAUREL REALTY co.
III $500. Open, IL til 6 Sun,
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CAPE Co

4 bedrms., 2 baths. separate din. nm,
= pine-paneled rec. rm. with bar:
located on a lge., terraced, fenced,
cor, lot. Direc.: North on Coles
willie past Sligo Creek pkwy., right
on Franklin to Wire, right to open
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RIVERDALE SECTION

A beautiful .3-bedrm. bungalow, clean
and neat, lily; rm.. bright mod. kit.
for only $4,000.
-, PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. 1866: UN. 4-1166. WA. 7-O636
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BRICK COLONIAL

T3UO CEDAH I'VE. .
New 3-bedrm. home, Separate din.
rm., frepl., Ia baths. fioored stor-
age attic. full bsmt. with outside
entr., scr.-in. porch. ALSO AVAIL,
SEVERAL 2-BEDRM. CAPE GODS
NEARING COMPLETION IN THIS
LOCALITY. Direc.: South on Piney
Branch to Philadelphia ave. left
= to Cedar right to open sign.
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All Open Today, 1-Dark
GRACIOUS COLONIAL

ADJACENT TO. PARK go,
Center entr.: large liv. rm. with
firepl.. adj. screened porch; separate
din. rm., fully equip. kit, powder
rm.: -2nd hr.. 3 bedrms. and bath:
full bsmt with lavatory; Diet. ga
rage: small down payment, bal. like
rent. Dir: Out Colesville rd.. to
Dale DR.. right to Galveston. right
on Galveston to open sign.
4 BedrmS., W. Baths, $21 ESQ
Close to Catholic church and school.
Put this immaculate and attractive
brick Colonial on your must see"
list. Huge liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., kitchen with table space. bed
gar; S full S Ssmt o as5ssft Wooded lot;
express bus to downtown Washing
ton. Out N. H. ave. to Ethan Allen.
left to Jackson. right to Lincoln. left
SPACIOUS COLONIAL
Featuring. 6 large. well-proportioned
rms. and bath. beautiful porch. full
bsmt.; near public and parochial
ALSO At SAME LOCATION:
DE LUKE RAMBLER
5 large. well-proportioned rooms. exp.
attic for 3 bedrooms. and bath, full
bsmt. with rec. rm., built-in garage.
Dir: Out Colesville I'd. to Franklin.
right to house and Open sign.
4 REDRMS 9 RATHS
Evening star., 1953-09-22

EquifobIe co-operutive BuiIding Assn.
BIS street NV.
First Federal Savings & Loon Assn.
Of Washington, b. e.
61O 18th Street NV.
First Federcl Savings & Loon Assn.
Of Arlington
2O50 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
Franklin Federal Suvines & Loon
1881 Rhode Island Avenue, NE.
Guordion Building & Loon
S4OO GeorgiH Ave, Silver Spring
Home Building Association
20O6 Pennsylvanis Avenue NV.
Home Federal Suvnss & Loon Assn.
e31 18th Street NV.
interstate Buldine Association
1880 New York Avenue NV.
Jefferson Federal Suvinss & Loon Assn.
1882 X Street NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Maryland Bankers Win
Top Farm Rating Again

For the 10th consecutive year.
the Maryland Bankers Associa-
ton has been given top rating
of the American Bankers Asso-
citation for the best agricultural
program in the Nation.
A. S. Gadd, jr.. Centreville Ma
tional Bank. and Nevin S. Baker,
Citizens National Bank of Fred
erick, co-chairmen of the Mary.
land Bankers Agriculture Com.
mittee, were presented with a
recognition certificate today at
the second general session of the
ABA.
The presentation was made by
w. w. Campbell. chairman of the
ABA's Agricultural Commission.
The bankers were cited for their
farm credit conferences, support
OF All Club work and their CO.
operation with conservation
groups.
The rs tional association
adopted a thousand-point rating
program Is years ago to measure
the effectiveness of the farm &C
tivitieS of State associations.
Maryland won this time with q
point score of 1875. having won
600 extra points for special ac-
tivitieS.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Bankers Are Unable
ToSpend Even a Dime
ION Pleasure Cruise

/ Forgetting business trends
and the outlook for the future,
914 members of the American
Banking Association last night
converted the modern moonlight
cruiser Mount Vernon into an
old-fashioned showboat.,
| The usually strictly business
men and their guests braved a
cold. rainy night to board the
ship, for Strictly pleasure
cruise. No business, speech
making or buttonholing was
permitted by t. e. Whitney, vice
president Of Riggs National
Bank, who headed the Enter
tainment Committee along with
Corcoran Thorn, also d Riggs
vice president.
Also forbidden was the sight
OF money. The bankers were
politely told by busboys and
walters that you can't spend a
dime here" All refreshments
were free.
Included in the program, pre-.
sented twice so all could see.
was a chorus of Can-Can dane
ers, two tap dancers, a pair of
banjoists and boy and girl
song duet.
Motif for the show was the
Deep South" The Mount Yer.
non was decorated to resemble
an old-fashioned river boat with
cotton bales strewn about the
decks. The entertainers wore
minstrel costumes.
The trip was the first of two
to be made while the bankers
are convening here. The second
will be at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Yesterday, two daylight trips
aboard the Mount Vernon to
George Washington's home were
taken by 2.125 bankers and their
guests at 9:30 am. and 2 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Bankers Program

The program for the 18th
annual contention of the
American Bankers Association
tolloa0S:
Entertainment Tonight.
Potomas River cruises, sight
seeing tours; White House tour
for ladies, 4 pm; Showboat
cruise, $3.50 pm; Naval Observa-
tory tour, 8 pm.
Tomorrow.
Second General Session, Con-
stitution Hall, 9:15 am.
Music, Army Band.
"The Shape of the Debt" w
Randolph Burgess, Deputy Sec
retary of the Treasury.
Report of Resolutions Com
mittee.
Address, Leonard w. Brock
ington, C.M.G., &C., Toronto
Canada.
Election and Inauguration oi
officers.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Rev. James {. Fail
Heads ChapIains Unit

The Rev. James C. Fahl of
the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church was elected president of
the Washington Chapter, Mill
tary Chaplains' Association, at
a meeting yesterday at Fort Nc
Nair.
He succeeds the Rev. j. r.
Plumb, rector of st. Marks
Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Wilbur S. Hogevoll
of the First Christian Church
Alexandria, Va, was chosen vice
president. The association is
composed of active and reserve
military chaplainS.
Mr.. Fahl, minister of Metro
politan Church since December
1945, saw service with the 7tt
Armored Division in Europe
during the past war. He was
with the division in France
Belgium, Holland and Germany
He is married, has four children
and lives at 3410 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Eisenhower Humphrey Talks Meeting Association
ABA Trust Division
Elects N. B. Maddox
OF Atlanta President

N. Baxter Maddox, vice presi-
dent and trust officer of the
First National Bank of Atlanta,
Ga. was elected president of the
Trust Division of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association at the
divisions annual meeting in the
Hotel Statler yesterday.
Formerly vice president Of the
division, he succeeds Robert A.
Wilson, senior vice president of
the Pennsylvania Co. for Bank
ing and Trusts, Philadelphia.
George C. Barclay. vice presi-
dent of the City Bank Farmers
Trust Co.. New York, was elected
vice president of the division.
Henry A. Kugeler, president of
the Denver (Colo.) National
Bank was elected president of the
ABA's National Bank division
at the annual meeting in Con-
Stitution Hall.
Succeeds Glenn.
Mr.. Gugeler previously was
vice president and succeeds T.
Allen Glenn, jr., president of the
Peoples National Bank. Norris
town, Pa. B. Magruder Wing
field, vice president, National
Bank of Commerce, Houston,
Tex, was elected vice president
of the division.
Eugene C. Zorn, jr., director
of research on the permanent
headquarters staff of the ABA,
has been advanced to deputy
manager of the association.
Merle E. Selcman, executive
manager. announced Mr.. Zorn's
promotion along with other staff
changes yesterday.
Remains in Research.
Mr.. zorn will continue to serve
as research director, secretary of
the commerce and marine COM
mission, secretary Of the Advis-
ory Committee on Special Activ-
tiles and secretary of the Gov
ernment Borrowing Committee.
The secretaryship of the State
Bank Division has been trans
ferred to Deputy Manager Walter
B. French. Rudolph r. Fichtel.
secretary of the public relations
council. also will serve as as
sistant secretary of the Savings
Bond Committee.
James j. Saxon, assistant gen.
.eral counsel on the ABA's Wash
C. T. O'Neill, jr., of the Wash
ington Office, has been named
assistant to the general counsel.
Evening star., 1953-09-22

of responsibility to Government. +"
Mr.. Brenton has said earlier
that some so bankers" had been
part of the Roosevelt and Tru-
man administrations. He said
the number now is far fewer.
The women guests at the con-
vention this afternoon were to
hit the high spot in the enter
tainment program provided for
them. They have been invited
by Mrs. Eisenhower to make a
special tour Of the White House
at 4 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-22

Capital in trust for the entire
Nation"
Mr.. Baker expressed pleasure
that the District Association
could serve as host to the ABA
this year but remarked that as
general convention chairman he
had found it difficult to keep up
with both the social and busi-
ness affairs of the convention
He reported that convention
registration stood at $500, and
caused evident amusement in
the crowd when he said the
Washington Board of Trade
now estimated that the visiting
bankers would spend around
$3.5 million here.
Mr.. Baker also said that 1000
women here for the convention
had signed UP for tour of the
White House this afternoon.
St0nier Presides.
Harold Stonier, executive vice
presidents of the ABA, presided
at today's session and introduced
lS past presidents of the asso-
citation. including Robert v.
Fleming, board chairman and
president of the Riggs National
Bank. who served in 1885.
Also included in the list were
two former bankers now high in
the administration:
Joseph M. Dodge, director of
the budget, who served in 1947.
and w. Randolph Burgess, Dep
uty Secretary of the Treasury.
who served in 1914.
Other past presidents on the
rostrum were c. Francis Cooke.
Roanoke, Va, 1851; James E.
Shelton, Los Angeles, Calf, 1850:
F. Raymond Peterson, Paterson,
N. j., 1919; Evans Woollen, jr..
indianapolis. Ind, 1913; C. w.
Bailey, Clarksville. Tenn, 1916;
Frank c. Rathje, Chicago, 1945;
w. l.. Hemingway, st. Louis, 1912;
P. D. Houston. Nashville, Tenn,
1910; Robert M. Names, Winston
Salem. N. c., 1929; Orval w.
Adams, Salt Lake City. Utah.
1887; Tom K. Smith, st. Louis.
1886.
Also. Rudolf S. Hecht, New
Orleans, 1884; Francis Marion
Law. Houston, Tex, 1888;
Thomas B. McAdams, Baltimore.
1921; Robert F. Maddox, Atlanta,
1918; Lewis E. Pierson, New
York. 1909 and 1910.
Mr.. Pierson, the oldest living
past president, heads the savings
bond division of the Treasury
Department in New York City.
Among the other distinguished
guests who were introduced were
William McChesney Martin,
chairman of the Board of Gov
ernors of the Federal Reserve
System; Alphonso Dias Cara,
president Of the Mexican Bank
ers' Association; H. Earl Cook,
chairman Of the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp, and Mrs. Ivy
Baker Priest, Treasurer of the
United States.
Defends "Team."
President w. Harold Brenton
of the ABA. speaking at today's
session, defended the inclusion
of bankers on the Eisenhower
team" Mr.. Brenton is presi-
dent of the State Bank of Des
MoineS. He said:
Much comment is heard these
days about the prominence of
bankers in this new administra-
tion as though it were an unus-
ual circumstance. Critics fail
to mention that more bankers
served the Government during
each of the two immediate past
administrations than during any
other administration. Many
bankers throughout our entire
history have answered the call
Evening star., 1953-09-22
City Held in Trust.

Mr.. Spencer said it was fitting
that the ABA was meeting this
year in the National Capital.
where the fiscal policies of the
Government are determined. He
added that I'VE of the District
feel that we hold this beautiful
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Hunter College AIumnue

The Hunter College Alumnae
Association will meet at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the community
room of the Washington Post
Building. Zelda Fichandler, CO.
director of the Arena Stage, will
speak about the theater in
Washington.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Puniub Official to Speak

DR.. Khalifu Shujauddin. speak
er Of the Punjab Legislative AS
sembly, will speak at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Islamic Center,
2551 Massachusetts, avenue, NV
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1953-09-22

lngton staff, also will serve as
assistant secretary of the Fed
eral Depository Functions and
Fiscal Procedures Committee.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BUILDING AND LOAN


Liberty BuiIdins Association
14O7 G Street NV.
Metropolis Building Association
2O1 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
Mutucl Federal Sovinss & Loon Assn.
1726 PennA. Ave. NV.
Notionol Permanent Building Assn.
710 10th street NV.
Northeast Building Association
2O1O Rhode Island Avenue NE.
Northwestern Federul Sovngs & Loan
Assn.
1415 Eye Street NV.
oFientcl Building Association
600 Street NV.
PerpetuoI BuiIdine Association
18th . Streets NV.
PrudsntioI Building Association
1888 9 Street NV.
WGshinston Permanent BUiIdins Assn.
629 = Street NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Cox Awaits Sentence
After Pauper' 5 Oath
Perjury Conviction

Frank M. Cox, former presi-
dent of Gateway Motors in Alex
andria. was convicted late yes
terday of perjury by an ALL
woman jury in the U. s. District
Court for the District of Colum-
bia.
The jury had deliberated about
an hour before finding Cox
guilty Of falsely taking pauper'S
oath before United States Com
missioner Cyril S. Lawrence in
September, 1850, to escape pay
ment of a $4,000 fine levied for
mail fraud after his conviction
in Chattanooga, Tenn, in 1941.
Cox served more than two
years OF an eight-year prison
term for the mail fraud and was
paroled in 1943.
He faces a maximum possible
Evening star., 1953-12-18

penalty Of 20 months to 5 years
and q $4,000 fine on the perjury
conviction. Judge Edward A.
Tanm, who presided at the trial,
referred the case to the proba-
tion officer pending sentence, for
which no date was set. Judge
Tamm also ordered Cox jailed
pending sentence. turning down
a plea by defense counsel that
the defendant be allowed bail.
In the oath taken before the
commissioner. Cox. according to
the indictment. swore he did not
have any property real or per-
sonal. to the amount of $40" ex-
cept such property as is exemp-
ted by law from being taken by
civil process for debt.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Edward p, Troxwell. who
prosecuted. introduced evidence
that Cox was the real owner Of
Gateway Motors and also a 55-
foot yacht. Both were listed in
his wife's name. Cox was de-
Tended by Attorney r. Edward
O'COnnell.