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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASPEN HlLL-Rambler, like new. 8
large lot: S14. 300. Open 20. out
viers Mil I'd. to Parkland dr.. right
70 Aspen Hill rd., left to house. SIC
BETHESDA RAMBLER-sale by
Conway I'd. OIL. 4-6216. -23
BETHESDA - 3-bedrm. brick and
attached gar. OWNER. OIL. 6-s277.
BETHESDA. Bradley Hills-Buy at
builders cost! Moving to California,
Roas. FOR sauf5s hsaef brief
rambler built 1852. bedrms.. three
baths. two nv. rms. with fireplaces.
One level completely pine .paneled:
Rear picture window view Of wooded
Lge corner lot across road from new
elementary school. Inspection by ap-
pointment, A. w. BRANDT. Builder.
BETHESDA. GREENWICH FOREST
Brand1new: 3-bsdrm brick rambler.
Fm.: elee, Kitchen. patio. Fsraae;
full homes. VERY MODERATELY
tREnSEPx ts7T: PxSHEEF 3N EEFT scA6osA :boD
pinR. s'' bus an. nearby. SSS' Bee this REAL REAL
VALUE before you buyi Open daily
lane. i SSncfI ". ccfLITrFoRp sHESRTzER. ESsTs lsSn 81.
$4,000 or JU. 5-7747. -23
IBETHESDA-speciali 3-bedrm. Col.
in beautiful Columbia Forest; priced
:iy.l lsGdasFEA FANPok6 Ts5ki' alai REALTY TSS- co.
BETHESDA-CHEvY. CHASE-e rms. /;
2 bedrms., bath, liv. rm. (fireplace), +,
screened rear porch on 1st mr.; End
tlr:; rms; BATH ;,Iun full !. Ssmt ntioee's e'ns
OWNER. 81. 4-2SS5.
BETHESDA-S2O,0O Brick Colonial
can be bought for $4,000 cash, with
large FHA first trust with payments
Of S1O7 per mo; bedrms., 2l-N
liv. rm,, separate din. rm.. large
Screened ssr wn porcS; sFcS:' Ieyei e fenced vard
located nr. shopping and transp
EfNasIEsx,n 1syn' REAITFSY FS Vcocs: Vco:. EN-
2-2326 till pm.
BETHESDA Locust HilD-$23.75O;
maculate rambler has large living
and dining room combination. 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths and full basement;
large. level lot and. screened porch;
sesHE7 HfSs RiE7 Elia REar rRle''1S%SPd E%. sasas S
till 8 pm.
BETHESDA $4,000. New brick
rambler, close in, near NH; liv.. rn1..
sep. din. rm., all-elec. kit, with taplS
space, 8 bedrms., tile bath. full
bsmt; nice level lot. BILL1NGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 till 9 pm.
BETHESDA ENGLISH VILLAGE
This is an older home, delightfully
and carefully restored; g spac. rms,
i4xi4 din. rm.. den. cool. weIl;,
arranged kit, bath on 1st mr.;
lee. bedrms., 2 baths, End mr.; e
car garage, tool shed. Must be seen
to be appreciated. OWNER. S29,5OO.
OIL. 2-1160.
BETHESDA-Split-le rambler: cor
ner lot; exceptional buy. Owner sac
rificing, must leave city in l week.
Unusually attrac. liv. rm. with
beameds ceiling, loor- to-ceiling hre-
place. 4 bedrms., "a baths; garage;
bsmt.. din. rm., eating space in kit,
dishwasher. disposal unit, service
drive. Price middle EOS. OIL 4-7S41.
CABIN JOHN PARK-An exception
ally well-built lge. brk. home with
5 .bedrms., an amazing bsmt... dbl.
hrk. gar, hen house. acre land;
S27, 800. MRS. BURGESS. Realtor.
6100 Broad st., OIL. 2-4263.
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, e t hes ID
$4,000 CASH. Sll0 PER MO.

b e he's da
$4,000 CASH. S11o PER MO.
will buy modern white brick of 6 rms.
and bath. fenced lot. fine neishbor:
hood. Vacant, redecorated. avail.
"'' TFENcHER-wALKER, INC.
ia. 2-5280 AID. 1904.
HsE4HfEs9S sTIsf eoon: :lTSGo xse distance sses1R: SIR
COM 0s%fi AVE-, alaIPz EsFArEs' T@' sfS sfs ses.
full dining rm $2.50e cash, assume
bricE; bedrms Sfso fenced lot. Hnm0ify. iHe iiy..
|. rm.. dining 80 storage attic;
co CO.. 10 S'xn z-s46o, SHfaoS4s Io. Ss.4ssss4 A 1as
RoeE saEyS cRfEkes RfEEesE; sEohEgr Mg;
Lovely ige. corner, Colonial brick: Q
big rms. baths. 2 porche;. fuli
cond. Reas. Dir: out 18th st. TO
ana sfs to hSS Syo 1sss soss tS tS oru'0 rd
DAMASCUS. MD.-5-room and bath
Sosrd nSs Ses GDfn S Oh Dssf
Price, $t3.25O.
5;room frame home; garage. meat
house. water In kitchen. oil space
ssateT; ss teG Ia acres fine land. Price.
4-room and bath block home; oil
a.-c. heat; full basement; nice loca-
ton. Priced to sell; can finance.
Call Damascus 6261 or 6595.
G.AITHERsBURG AREA--Modern. !
hedrms; lge. lot: Al cond,; Si3.60O.
S1S.95O,
MODERN. 2 bedrms.; center Of town;
MODERN. 4 bedrms.: lse. lot; s1s..
M9PEEN foq TAS,ssdl 3 rms; !; Sos sseres; s1a'Soo.
3 ACRES; long frontage: $4,000.
lLGE. COMMERCIAL BRICK BLDG,
on corner In business center: S2b.-
PARKsBURG-s-rm. house, bath: no
heat; frontage on 240: $4,000.
H. W: BECRAFT Gaithersburg 56B
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HOUSES FOR sALf-Mp.

home. This brick Colonial Of 3
rom. TE1o1n: and bath in the Carroll
nna ncs etyss sAs pass &C. 9EdIyydaal
only one block to school: Siz $50.
CT or non-QI. RIPLEY 4 ROWER..
Realtors, JU. 5-6111. Open ewes.
24o0 CHURCHILL RD.-oIs. don.t
miss MS this one; Sl4.950. $500 down.
iiSsnssp@;; Sss sp;; l. s.S:dr2 <: = mo .n xil buy thi;
in lovely McKenney Hills. Fuli
McKennsy HIS EiementsUrlSS UlS't schooI. EsS%
Z blocks st; Johns Parochisi School,
tares ses open !s mfany e. sn att.1stiys .rS is
Ga. ave. to Dexter ave. left an
Dexter ave. to Gardiner. left on
Gardner and right to open sign.
REAL REs isyfi EsTArE e. Az. s-sEis s-is4sl DALEY
FOR SALE OR RENT with option to
buy. by owner and builder-New
brick Cape Cod house consisting
OF lily. rm. with picture window. din.
I'm. and modern elec. kit. featuring
nsts lsare a GSsh S.drms snd ana Sirf S,tS saSi, 5
Ist floor: lsrse 6edTms on end 4
q. with bath: plenty Of closets and
lovely hsmt. with picture. window.
GOOD location near schools. stores
9-S634. Open Saturday and Sunday,
sns;r, ssrS; lS4 e. Hamilton ave. Silver
OWNER WILL ACCEPT reasonsbl.
oner Tor Q 4-bedrm,. 2-bath house
10 Chevy Chase, Nd. Open sun. /
g 9. 6407 Florida St.. Chevy Chase,
Mo. eau OIL. 4-sl40 or OIL. 2-52T0.
BRICK RAMBLER FOR sra asa 4,
I dry hsmt: under whole house: fenced
xxard; easy walk to school and
ous sonER. a e. pSn5 Sssisors. ssF%s U:
6-611l, Open ewes.
BY OWNER. Sill. -sPG-Brick. nr.
Hschts; liv. rm., firepl., din. rm., 3
sfounds. Anchor fence: H~S, S.-S,.h.. Ia: slate
rool, daylight bsmt., garage. screened
p99rrcah; sl9'5OQ. No agents. JU; s.
NEAR CHEVY cHAsE-Redueed dSs s.
Colonial @ Years s Old iarS,oqS lsrSs liv OrlSk Tm.
bedrms.. full bsmt. with outsids
entrance, tarranged for rec, rm.i.
scr; porch; good schools and transp:
assume monthly payments. Vacant.
Immsd; poss.. can be arransed, Cali
OWNER. OIL. f-657S. "a
MIA!RTIN,S ADDITION to Chevy Chase
View. Md. See our beautiful quality
built ramblers. 10000 clearbrook pi.,
$S3,500; 4403 Clearbrook lane.
So. $50. Open Sunday and daily, 1
to g pm. j.. A. LEAPLEY. Owner
and Builder. JU. b-532a Directions:
Out Conn. ave: to Saul rd.. left to
Cedar lane. right on Cedar lane. left
at Clearbrook lane. -o3
HOME AND OFFICE for Q doctor.
Brand-new deluxe rambler in Silver
Spring on well-traveled street, close
in: quality construction and equip.
ment throuehout; complete air con.
ditioning; very desirable neighbor.
hood: S36. $50. Financing available.
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors, JU.
ASHTON AREA-Just completed on
IA, acres; 3-bedroom rambler, tile
bath, liv. rm. with. firepl., lge. kit.
and din. rm. comb, with picture
window. Full bsmt. Price, Si5,55O.
Ask orr. for Fulton S.2491.
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANAC0STIA-Det, shingle, 3 rooms,
s1SS.sas;; Sisss; s. SR 600 iss scTn: WI HHHRTMSS INA
sEAITY re ET 4!sfOo, !sG lf4I IG aGsa $3.50 Hope rd
AShcos155aSI s1fs 15sS g. 8oen Newly % rsstefsd e@i
baths. i on 1st ar. Arranged for /
or 2 families. 2 screened porchss,
sly sigI.ssS. ssHt HS4hE RI hEh hRrAkrT rS.rEstcn sc
53dS, sstS GSpd e. 4i5Sss. 5Sps rd' Sc lo' =
CXPiToL HIiI@open sunday. 2 to Z
pm; 626 N. Carolina ave. sc: Price
$4,000. z rooms, modern bath and
Esshso sns sonssSn sUNeY 81 ese' Sniff sffi
Mc' Rser ends iahs 81. Il q ssa7l. nE d. 7gsSs7 ss
CAPITOL HILL-9 rms. 2 baths
good cond.; owner leaving town
quick sale op, open 2 to 5. sla %
CONGRESS HGTS. = BY. OWNER
Semidet brick: 2 bedrms. full bsmt
all chestnut trim, concrete block ga:
rage. $l2.950. Open all day Sat. and
cSNsSFss sSn Sall 20 ;SaTs s;s5s5 Ma. .,;sS.,, ss
g. vsssa, .s%ide! brlsi sss. Aitsas,' fooms
= lge. bedrms.. tiled bath, full bsmt
gas heat; deep lot; Sl0;950 or rent
Sc. Lu: 5000; LII. 2-5s5s.
semidet; brick: rec. ,rm.; about
yrs. old; perfect eond.; easy terms
AssSms ASS SIS, !% iosn an .SGnS JoHS L. ssEL'
ccNSREssSs HSEiGHTs u semiSet
brick: 8 bedrms., bath. powder rm
on LIST fioor; y bath in bsmt. par.
S.Hlly fnIsHaS nHIaHsSSrs sssSsi q; .; M. xlHa'eso 50
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BETHESDA

Owner has boueht another home.
must sell this week end. Beaut., mod,
home. In most respects better than.
new-house conditions. featuring lst
=. powder room, screened porch. 20.
It. dining and living room combina.
tion; center hall. kitchen: lovely
Level yard. beautifully planted. trees,
roses, shrubbery: three bedrooms and
path on End floor; hig basement:
distance to schools: near NH and
Naval Hospital Reduced to SIS,95O
with large first trust. Open Fri,
sat. and Sun. from 10 am. to dark.
9507 NOVEL; dr.. out Old Georee-
town rd: left on Windgate ave.
Melvern. right on Novel; to open
sign. Call owner. OIL. 4-ol63, or
our broker, MR.. RODECKER. EN-.
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PARKWOOD
OPEN SUNDAY. 10

oPEs 1soo SgSBAH, Eb6AfirID iD rs. no
builder; liv. rm. has fireplace and
bav window: lovely dining room;
beautiful elec. kitchen: screened
living porch; 2 bedrms. and bath
and md T.: fnli f'D Ssmt; ceIu aarsse: "1 lot P' q
more than y acre. Dfections: Conn.
ave. to sosr sssl rd.. EYowtSSyE EeSS e yEdssfsid.
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LANGLEY PARK RAMBLER
Mr.. SCHOOL AND SHOPPING
LOUIS RIDDEN, EX. 3-6101.
LOG ddoCUsT 81 HILLS EsTATEs

OPEN sr'N.. i TO 8 PM.
Large rambler. custom built. brick
and stone, corner lot. almost a
acre adjoins Rock Greek Park; de
hall. Ice liv. rm.. famiiy-size din.
rm., .spac., all-elec. kit; Ice. screened
porch: A twins bedrms.. 3 baths,
paneled den., l6xl3; 3 firepls.. many
closets. built-in cabinets; stairway
completely finished; paneied rec. s.. rra..
15x30. with 2 picture windows;
patio, 2-car garage, attic fan. in
ctnerator. cornices, workbench. Bry.
ant force-air gas heat. "a yrs.
old new cond: near schools. transp.l
owner transferred. OIL. 2-566e.
y; ssS1 S1IyEa czsH FeSFEGTslsi oaEY: TsahHs iSso :
2 tedrms.. mod, full bsmt.: gas heatt
reftg.: fenced yard.
SAM RosEY-AD. 4-2700
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coLoRED-oPEN %

41s 18th st. s.e.-Home and income
Must be seen to be appreciated.
large rms. 2 baths. large mod. kit
on LIST mr., plus unusual equip. kit.
in hsmt. Finished recr. rm.; h.-w
gas heat: det. garage. nice yard,
cement porch.
AID. 2-SQ97. Ewes. RA 3.70k0
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NEW-TWO FAMILY
Live in one and let your tenant make
your payments. One apt. Of
rooms and bath. the other 4 rooms
and bath; conveniently located fol
Naval Research Laboratory. Boiling
Field and Naval Air Station. In en-
now. LO. 1887 or LO. 1922
until o pm
jim BRITT
Evening star., 1954-05-23

'COLORED$750 DOWl
1O7 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Colonial front porch;. at
Souse; "niIs inelosed StCo% porchss cfleE
ultramodern Kitchen. large
bsmt. with auto. oil heat:
beaut. front and lge. rear
yard; many flowers. Owner
transferred. Must sell. Call
Mr.. ALBERTS. Elk. 3-6S21;
ewes. IA. 9-6237.
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COlORED-VACAN
OPEN SUNDAY, TO Q
1895 DOWN
1910 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.

Lovely front porch. brick home. 9
iarge rooms, baths, full bsmt., oil
heat built-in garage. Owner must
Gsll e. once. Priced lcI. Only $13,-
$50. LOUIS 1RESSLER 9r. S.33e4.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

M. .OOON1f1L4IN
10. S-4446
ATTENTION VETERANS
394S ST. Sc.
This attrac: semidet. home in thi;
price Of Si3.75O. Six nice rms. tile
bath. full bsmt., gas heat. hardwood
floors. excel: cond: just z yrs, old
Ii. 10000: ewes. JU. 9-6245. "a
81 900 CASH; BAL, $55 MO,
NEAR AGRICULTURE DEPT.
Semidetached, 8 rms. bath: good
size lot; ideal for restoring. Conven-
lent to Southwest Govt depts.. Capi.
tol and Fort McNair. H. T.. RAN
DOLPH, RE. 7-2137 or Ii. 4-7266
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HOUSES ron sALE-s.E.
49,, ..GoL.o.EE!ED. q! y.

OPEN sAT. i65I ANp sum. s-e
Three bedrms.. 2 inclosed porches
powder rm. on first floor; additional
kit; front and rear ,entr.; bsmt.
clean and in excellent cond. Immed
occupancy; low down payment
JOHN r. BOONE. DE. 2-6420.
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1879 srs sVRKE 81; 81. nIEs; BET ITE ANP
ON 2nd FL. q RMS. KIT, BATH
AND PORCH. LIST FL. IS RENTED
FOR S64 20: CONSISTS OF 2 RMS:
FINisHED BsMT. AND TILE E BATH: II 1
OIL HEAT AVAIL. JUNE /. ONLY
$3.50 DIN, BALANCE sos MO. INCL.
TAXES AND INSURANCE.
DI. 7-S695 Steuart Bros. DI. 7-2434
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CAPITOL HILL

coMPLETELY AIR-coNDrTIoNED
Beautifully restored. detached brick
home of 3 bedrooms. IA eolored
tile baths, large graceful living room
with EXQUISITE fireplace and l2-ft.
with extra-large windows; adaptable
for comfortable living or organiza-
tional use.
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W1LL GO G1
49,. NEAR NAVAL RESEARCH
Six-rm. semidet. brick; 2 yrs. old;
beautifully decorated; new house
cond.: spacious rms. Full din. rm.,
lge. kit. with dining space, garbage
disposal. Bsmt. has tile floor and "
bath, outside entrance. Very conv.
2;Sl36 or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS
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ASHTON AREA-Just completed on
y, acres; 3-bedroom rambler, tile
bath, liv. rm. with. firepl., lge. kit.
S.,o and din. . rm. comb, with picture
Ask orr. for Fulton S.2491.
SANDY SPRING REAITY CO
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Open sat.-sun.. 3 to 8

tTHOS. D. WALSH, INC.
s15 l1th st. NV. DI. 7-5S57
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CONN. AVE; EsTATEs-An excellent
liv. rm.; separate din. rm.. fully
equip. kit. 3 bedrms. and bath on
2nd A.; full bsmt. with outside en-
trance. Assume lge.- GI loan. MOD
ERN REALTY, Cos INC: 940s
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eemidet. brick. Vacant. Open 81
list A., lge. living rm. with fireplace,
din. rn., Ice. kitchen and sun parlor:
sleeping porch; basement. rec. rm..
laundry rm.; gas h.-w heat and
huilt-in garage. MR.. CLARK. NO.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

ASPEN HlLL-Rambler, like new. 8
bedrms. and den, brick, full bsmt. :;
large lot. $14. 1900. Open 2-6. Out
Viers Mil I'd. to Parkland dr.. right
to Aspen Hill rd.. left to house. SIG.
LER & CO., 10. 4-S3S3. 10. b-4254
BETHESDA RAMBLER-Sale by
OWNER. 8 bedrooms, . baths. 600e
Conway I'd. OIL. 4-6216. -23
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Stocks Renew Upword Surge;
Question Of Brakes Discussed

margins these days at least not
much compared with 1929, when
speculation was wild on margins
as low as 10 per cent.
A rise In the margin require
ments to go per cent or rs per
cent would be q clear signal to
Wall street that the Government
thought the market rise Is get
ting out Of hand.
There Is another and more
drastic move the Government
could take raising the price Of
money. It could do that by In
creasing the discount rate Of
the Federal Reserve Banks. No
body in washington has given
any indication that either step
Is In the making.
The market this week slowed
down Of its own accord. The AS
sociated Press average Of so
stocks added only 80 cents. It
closed at $149.2O. That Is SLIGO
under the high Of the year scored
on Tuesday Of this week. the best
level since September %. 1929.
Trading was heavy all week
and came to 18.506,O00 shares.
greatest total In more than II
years.
The flve most active issues this
week on the New York Stock Ex-
change were New York Central
up ~ at 281a: Allegheny Corp.
up Ia at 7ss; Pennsylvania Rail-
road. up lA at 207s: Interna-
tional Telephone. of 2 at 1885.
and American .Airlines, UP 2la
at 21R.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
By Roder Winget
Assoeiofsd Press FinoneiaI Writer

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE
ost-election stock market ad-
vance continues to amaze and
Idelight Wall Street and to cause
some concern. Prices have gone
up day after day with reactions
Elnfrequent and mild.
u Averages are around the peaks
@0f 1929.
Z The worry in Wall Street is
whether and when the crest
might break. There is no un-
charted stumbling block in the
path Of progress, brokers feel.
BUT there definitely are develop
y1ents they believe could slow
down the drive.
= Discussions center on brakes
sthe Government could apply.
Number one is margins. At
present those who buy stocks
must put up SO per cent Of their
own money as q margin.
Not much trading Is done on
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Two New Vice Presidents

Lester Barker and John w.
Tastet were elected vice presi-
dents and directors Of Hessick.
Inc, Washington coal firn, after
Evening star., 1954-12-12

y ItW yedIb HbUs
Coastal directors also de.
claYed regular quarterly divi.
dends as follows: 80 cents .
share on the common: 37M
cents on the $50 series con-
vertible preferred: Is cents on
the 6 per cent cumulative pre-
ferred. All are payable Janu-
airy / to holders of record De-
cember 20.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Bank Of Silver Spring
Names New Executive
Vice President
bs poaeId 3. HadIey

Warner n. Lasher. vice presi-
dent and credit oficer Of the
Union Bank and Trust Co. Of
Bethlehem. Pa has been elected
executive vice president Of the
Bank Of Silver Spring, 1t was
learned today.
Formerly with the National
City Bank Of New York, Mr..
Lasher also has been In charge
Of new business and public rela-
lions for the Pennsylvania In
stitution.
He viii nh Q vacancy created
when William D. Blair, recently
advanced from executive vice
president to acting president on
the death Of George T. Day. Of
fetal election Of Mr.. Blair as
president was formalized at q
recent board meeting.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

Q1rect . or OF
Coastal N-
nance Corp.
p r esid en- t
Frank B. Bush
an n o unc ed
yesterday.
Mr.. Link has
b e en- with
Prudential for
some 80 years
and became
head Of the
district omce
when It was
established in
Silver Spring
Evening star., 1954-12-12

tUnit cf srading 10 shares % saies n fun Elm
bankruptey or rsceiyership o. Being reofgantzed
by such conpanieB Rates Of dividends u the fore
gcinG table are annual disbursements based % the
othervise noted special or extra diyiaen1s are not
pius stock dividend 4 Declared or paid IN 1858
plus stock diytdeld- Declared or paid 80 Tar this
exzdiy1dena or exdistEibotiqn date Paid last year
d Declared paid after stock dividend aDlitup.
( Declared or paid this rear neeumulatige issue
with dttidendS IN arreafs Paid this year, DIM
den1 oH1itted. deferred Or 90 Action taken et last
dividend meettng. Declared ox paid n 1854 plus
soy alyi1enf M1nidsti1g aividsnd gaE14ed.
~ khont usrrants. Wv With warrants. " When
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Hot Shoppes Dividend

Directors Of Hot shoppes. Inc.
have declared . regular quar-
terly dividend Of Is cents o
share on common stock. payable
on or before January is to
holders Of record December 81,
President J. Willard Marriott
announced yesterday.
The 25th annual Christmas
bonus Of s.. Kann Sons Co.
amounted to more than $4,000
for around LOO employees. Presi-
dent Sol Kann said. It was
distributed according to years Of
service.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
New Team Completed

Completion of the new man
agement team by the election Of
Mr.. Lasher has opened o new
era for the rapidly-growing Sill
yer Spring bank. President Blair
declared last night.
Mr.. LaSher started his bank
ing career with the National
City Bank as a page boy or mes
senger in 1895. He advanced
steadily through teller and other
positions to become an official
assistant in 1916. He served as
an assistant manager from l94s
to 1851, when he Joined the
Pennsylvania institution.
A bachelor and only 80 years
of age, Mr.. Lasher will rank
among the youngest top bank
officers in this area. He received
q BIS. degree from Rutgers Uni
versity and his masters degree
from New York University.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

the annual stockholders meet
ing and reelection Of all direc-
tors, President Fred A. Hessick
announced.
Stockholders voted to con.
tinue its practice Of presenting q
bonus to all employees, based on
q proflt-sharing plan.
Mr.. Barker is a Navy veteran
of World War II and before join
ing Hessick was with another
fuel firm here. for a number Of
years.
Mr.. Tastet was manager of the
Blick Coal Co. for 20 years before
forming the air-conditioning firm
Of Tastet 81 Heigham in 1949.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
coustol Finunee Director

William j. Link Of Chevy
Chase. Md. district general man
ager for the Prudential Life In
surance Co., has been elected o
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sehinnerer Is choirmun

Victor o. Schinnerer, past
president Of the District As
sociation Of insurance Agents,
has been named chairman Of
the Metropolitan and Large
Lines Agents Committee Of the
National Association Of Insur-,
arice agents.
John J. Corson. manager Of
the Washington ONCE Of Mo.
Kinsey a. Co.. marlagement con.
sultants. has been elected Q
partner.
D. C. Manager for MosIer
Psul 8. Cooper has been
named manager Of the Wash.
ington ONCE Of the Mosler Safe
Co. Formerly security director
Of the Federal Civil Defense
Administration. he succeeds II.
@. Ungerer, who has been named
manager ct st. Louis.
Helen K. Mobberley has been
named Washington manager for
Traveller Publishing Co.. Inc, Of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Mobberley
heads Coronet. Inc. advertising
and public relations agency.
Roxanne, star Of the tele-
vision show, Beat the Clock. "
viii greet guests at Q house.
warming In the new No. store
OF the Repco Electronic Products
Co. from 3 to 8 pm. today.
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Young Couple Held
In Jail in Death Of
Baby in Closed Car

A young couple was being held
in jail at Upper Marlboro, Md,
today fater failing to make
5000 bond each on involuntary
manslaughter charges placed
against them after their infant
son died of heat prostration.
The boy, Stephen D. Olney, 8
months old, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen B. Olney of Collegedale.
Tenn, died after being left in a
parked, closed car at the Nation
al Institutes of Health in Be
theSda Monday.
Mr.. Olney. "a, a student at
Southern Missionary College in
Collegedale, was at Bethesda ap-
plying for a job. His wife, %,
went in with him.
The Baltimore Office of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation
placed the manslaughter charges
against the parents because the
incident occurred on Federal
property.
Arraigned last night before
United States Commissioner
Samuel Meloy in Upper Marl-
boro. they waived a preliminary
hearing and were held in SIS 1000
bond each. They were unable to
make the bond and went to the
Prince Georges County Jail.
Mr.. Meloy said the case would
go to the United States District
Court in Baltimore for -presen-
tation to a grand jury.
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take any pupil that it does not
want.
Georgia lawyers already visual
ize the legal questions which
would be raised:
Can a State legally sell OF
lease to interests which would
serve only specified people the
school buildings belonging to all
the people?
Is a school truly private" ii
the State pays the bills?
Could the courts conceivably
uphold what is being openly ad-
vertised as subterfuge to evade
a Supreme Court ruling?
Many Oppose Subterfuge.
1t is generally agreed that the
answer to all the questions is
mo-" It also is apparent that
many Georgians. most of them
unorganized, oppose the Tai
madge subterfuge. One conSoli-
dated voice of opposition was
heard last Friday when the Geor-
gia Federation of Labor called
formally for the adherence to the
Supreme Court decision within
the present school framework. +"
The AFL resolution, drafted by
Henry w. Chandler of Atlanta,
secretary and treasurer of the
State federation. points up vari-
Gus drawbacks of the Talmadge
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plan that have nothing to do
with the basic segregation issue.
Among them are the facts that
1t would deprive Georgia of voca-
tional, school-lunch and other
Federal school-aid funds and de-
stroy present job tenure and pen
sion rights of public school
His Power Is Conceded.
But the opposition agrees that
right now Gov. Talmadge can
have his way, stall Georgia COM
pliance with the court in lengthy
litigation, and guarantee his own
standing as the white suprem-
acy" champion in the 1856 cleo
tionS.
That they are right seems in
dicated by the fact that not one
OF the five announced candidates
to succeed Gov. Talmadge in up
coming State elections has so far
felt it politically expedient to
favor moderation in the Georgia
approach to the court decision.
The flve-Lt. Gov. Marvin Grif-
I'm. former Gov. M. E. Thompson,
State Agriculture Commissioner
Tom Linder. Brunswick Lawyer
Charles L. Gowan, and House