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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUSTS Arlington area; immed.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES,
2lOO Wilson blvd. Arl JA. 2-33UU.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates, 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALShE.
INC: !il5 Eye 81: NV. Ma. s-64os.
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors,
1851 G ST. NV. ME-. S-2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTS--We
will puy second-truSt notes. D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va; reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE e. INVEST
MENI CORP. 1912 n. Y. ave. NV.
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L. S. HURLEY
SUMMER HOMES

CAPE, COD SUMMER HOME, on
excel. pvt. beach, mr.. FALMOUTH.
Mass, D well furn. rms. 2-car
gar; big lot; fair price. S12.5OO or
ridge, Md. cottage. Call EN-.
p 2-S902. -2S
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
POTOMAC RIVER year-'round house
sand beach, anchorage, 1R-acre lot,
Groom dwelling, 3h baths; oil hot
water heat, artesian well, garage,
small boat included; $l1;000.
COTTON POINT, MD. - Charming
lodge on Potomac River; beautiful
waterfront, desirable location; dock.
good anchorage; furniture included ;
immediate possession. $4,000.
WICOMICO RIVER--10 0-acre home
sites, sand beach; excellent neigh
borhood: fishing, boating. $3.50 acre.
ST. CLEMENTS SHORE-5-room res
idence. bath, electricity. oil space
heater, town water: good neighbor
hood. S6 500, terms.
PORT TOBACCO RIVER-Residenti
lots. Q to 5 acres each, $1,000 TO
S3 800; also 5-acre tract on high
ridge with waterfront privileges
LEONARD sNIDER
TEL. 1911 La PLATA. MD.
ATTRACTIVE DUPLEX
2 private apts.: h.-w. oil heat; shady
lawn; approx. 150' waterfront; 1u
minutes from east end of Chesa-
peake Bay Bridge, 5 minutes to Kent
Island shopping center, hour from
Baltimore. Contact Mr.. Moore.
DAVID NJ NICHOLS a. CO.
Realtors
Baltimore. Lexington a-6S5Q. Eastern
Shore office, Stevensvills 292l,
6teyenaville, Nd.
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FREE CATALOGUE
s offlces, Central, Gulf and E. Coast.
Write us your wants. AMER. REAL
TY. p. o. Box 1899. Deland, Fla.
ORLANDO
Owner Of homes in Orlando will sell
or trade for d c. property; will be
at this office every day for q week.
Phone for appointment. GEORGE
H PERKINS. 927 18th st. NV.
ST. 3-2341.
ST. PETERSBURG. FLORIDA
(THE SUNSHINE CITY,
Real estate rentals, sales and business
opportunities Write LIONEL ROWE,
2232 Central ave.
"a HAVEN FOR THE RETIRED
DEBARY-Variety of homes available
for healthful Florida living; S7,250
UP. Also, business property, groves;
resale of plantation estates, houses
and lots Write for folder today.
FRANKLIN REALTY, Box 20. De
Barry, Fla.
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"CoonSkin"
Between
Middleburg and Leesburg

3b4-acre beef cattle farm. gently
rolling improved with spacious, cen,
ter-hall, 10-room Virginia farm.
hcdse with up-to-the- minute kitch-
en- and buffers pantry. fireplace ir
living room and dining room. 9th.
er BUILDINGS include 2-year-old self.
FEEDING hay barn f25x4m, U6x45
masonry silo. . years old: cattle
feeder barn, 75-head capacity. $40.
600 down; price. S45 0nn
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VACATION PLACES

WANTED for July and August, within
ington; cottage on water for family
OF four with servant. References
can be furnished. Send complete in-
formation to Box 70-D, Star 2Ss
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"a 62 ACRES - About IS acres
Good seven room frame home, two
baths; large trees: view of noun
tains. Unusual value at $4,000.
(2) $50 ACRES ON RIVER with 70
acres cleared, balance mostly pine.
Seven-room original frame home
needing repairs. Two barns and
SI2, 1000 for prompt sale.
For further details and appoint
ment to inspect, contact JOS M.
SAMUELS & SONS, Orange. Va.
Phone 1895.
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Historic Tidewater, S. Md.
We have all types farms, timber,
going businesses to fill your require
ments. Send us your requirements.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY. Prince
Frederick, Maryland. Phone 10S,
354 and 225-J-1. Tercentenary
1654-1954. INSPECTION BY AP-
p0TNTMENT
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] Listings from S25 a up.
E. N. DAWSON
IA. s-2310 Shelby Va.) 264C

REMINGTON. VA. 2 lots. 7 r. water
and cleo, in Remington: S.. 900.
Bldg. lot facing improved road,
bungalow under construction: S3,-
500. terms.
81 a., wooded. near Morrisville; So
900.
Stock farm. l6s a., stream. dwelling
has central heat and baths: tenant
house. etc; $4,000, terms.
900 a.. good land. orchard. z r. elec.;
3O5 a., wooded, facing improved
road; $40, 500. terms.
Dairy farms and timberlands.
B. F. PERROW
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TODAY'S SPECIALS

l. n3-AcRE DAIRY FARM: soot
land and buildings; $4,000.
., so ACRES 1-room house. bath
good location 100000.
3. > ACRES. 6-room modern house
garage; $4,000.
4 ] ACRE; new brick Cape Cod
modern $4,000
ALL ON HARD ROAD
TO INSPECT these and many other
cnnntrY r1lacns- cail c. REET IN
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BUILDERS
BUILDERS, ATTENTION

ATTENTION. CoLORED
l6 q. frontage on Route ~ mr.. Cal
yerton. adjoining colored church
and school. Several excellent bldg.
sites to choose from. Small down
payment, easy terms. NORMAN E.
DODD. Broker CalNerton 21SA. =
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LEESBURG-Dandy stock farm. 365
acres, about 270 acres clear: 8
room house, mod. kitchen. bath, ten
ant house with bath, siio. plenty
of good stock barns; this farm IS
being offered for $40, 900; don. pa 5
WHALEY. Realtors. phone 2lsl.
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CORRECT CRAFT. 1853, 16-ft. rum
about, -T5 hp.; must sac, Sl,6i0.
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1ah ACRES. WOODED. cleared Of
urderbrush. This Is It'll Good loca-
tion 3 mi. Silver Spring. Magnifi-
cent streams, high knoll overlook
ing beautiful countryside: 300 IT.
frontage on county I'd. A real op-
nor. $4,000. $4,000 cash. H. g. H
DEvEI !OPMENT CO.. 10. 5-2655
g ISLANDS, mr.. Seneca. Md. approx
5 acres. Camp house on one. Call
after g pm. WO. f-4S34.
ALExANDRIA--15 lots. rm. for go
units. excel. loc.: sewer. water in;
subdivided. ready to go. CURTIS E.
MARTIN. INC. XII. 9-6700. %
OVER ACRE. Spring Brook Forest.
wooded; restricted. Price, So 200.
ACRE LOTS in the olney area are
hard to find. but I have a number
OF level lots Of approx. one acre,
priced from. 5000, and available on
terms. To inspect call MIR. AIKEN.
40 ACRES rich creek bottom land;
5-room house in need of repair,
well that needs cleaning and spring;
in Shenandoah Valley. Va; 65 mi.
D.. c., near Stephens City. 10 acre
camp sites: 500 per acre; near
above. ia. 7-6770.
IN d, C.-21 detached lots; blk
from school. transp.. shopping
Mr. Fischer, with DREYFUSS BROS,
MA. S-06S2; eyes,. HO. 2-2Szo. "a
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s ACRES

INDUSTRIAL GROUND
Two tracts, one of 100000
sd. II. and one of 35. 900 so.
{ n. with long frontage on
main highway and also on
railroad track. Siding avail
able into prom Close-in
Prince Georges County ioca-
ton Price. only 40c a 50.
II. Phone. Mr.. Vittort, ewes,
lie ANN nr
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CLINTON. MD.-33 acres. with mod.
3-bedrm. home. large liv. rIn.. sep,
din. rm. and kit. fu;l bsmt.; on
hard-surface rd., Il miles from .. c /;
So 500: COW. terms. PINRNEI A.
EARNSHAW JR., Clinton Md.
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Morrison Added to Bourd

James B. Morrison, new presi-
dent Of the Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Companies was
added to Riggs Board. He sue
ceeds H. Randolph Maddox. for
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was promoted to vice president
and general manager in l946. He
became president of the Wiscon-
sin Telephone CO. in 1948 and
served there until his recent elec-
ton as president of the Ches-
apeake and Potomac Telephone
Companies.
Other Riggs directors were re-
elected at the annual meeting as
follows: Charles c. Glover, jr.,
Henry B. Spencer, Mr.. Fleming.
Coleman Jennings. John Oliver
La Gorce, Charles H. Tompkins
Ernest E. Norris. Lloyd B. Will
son, George o. Vass, Morris Ca
fritz, Edward D. Merrill, William
E. Schmid, Nelson T. Harrison, E.
Taylor Chewing, Thomas A.
Butt. Andrew Parker. Arthur M.
Hill, Hubert T. Bisselle. William
T. Farley. Charles Stanley White,
A. G. Neal. Harry A. DeButts and
Maurice K. HEARTFELT.
Housing Notes Sold
The Public Housing Admins
tration today announced that AZ
local housing authorities had
sold 81 issues Of short-term loan
notes totaling $207 .053,0 900 at
competitive bidding.
Interest rates for the indi-
vidual issues ranged from lot
to LA per cent. The average
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York HolIingsworth
Promoted by Citizens
Bank Of Maryland

York D. Hollingsworth has
been elected executive vice pres
ident Of the Citizens Bank of
Maryland, President Alfred H.
Smith announced today.
Formerly cashier, Mr.. Hol-
lingsworth has been with the
bank since May /. 1943. For the
previous 10 years, he was with
the American Security & Trust
Co. He is a native Of Prince
Georges County, attended the
University of Maryland and is
a graduate Of the American In
stitute of Banking.
John F. Ryon was elected
cashier. He started with the
bank In 1948 and is manager of
the Bladensburg Branch and
head Of the small loan depart
ment. He also is a native Of
Prince Georges.
Charles H. Smith and Philip
j. Ryan were elected assistant
cashiers. Mr.. Smith has been
with the bank since 1851 and
previously was with the Wash
ington Loan & Trust Co. He is
graduate Of Southeastern Uni
versity and has attended ALB.
Mr.. Ryan also was named
manager Of the Riggs Road
Branch. He has been with the
bank since 1851. Previously he
was acting treasurer of the Fed
eral National Mortgage Associ-
alton.
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Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan; 13 lP, usDA.-sal-
later steady to weak compared with
Tuesday; sows 25 higher; choice. 1SO-
230 pound butchers, 25.5O-26.25; top
$3.50 sparingly; choice. 24O-27O pound.
81 z 5S:a55%; 90 6So,c. 2s9;S29 pound. 1850
more on choice lightweights.
Saiable cattle. 14.000; calves 400:
market fairly active except bulls slow;
prime steers and heifers Arm: other
grades mostly steady with spots $3.50
lower; cows steady to 25 higher; bulls
90. lower; .vealers steady to 100 higher;
q Few loads average prime to high prime
steers. 30.25-31.25: bulk high choice
and prime steers. 2700-30.00; most
choice grades. 24.OO-26.50: good to low
choice. 20.00-2 so; load mixed utility
and commercial steers. 1900: two loads
prime mixed steers and heifers, $3.50
ESQ, ESQ; fey oo bs leads as. choice and prime
choice. 1s;50-24 90: utility to low GOOD.
cows. 1l.OO-13.50; Gamers and cutters,
9.00-11 90; utility and commercial bulls.
IL 90 q. 90; commercial to prime veal
ers; lsO0-"9.o0; Gull and utility. 1900
Salable sheep. $500; slaughter lambs
slow. $3.50 lower; slaughter ewes steady
TO fully 25 or more higher; good and
1900 $3.50; choice and prime grades.
1850; load of choice No. j skin shorn
lambs. 1880; load Of good and choice,
99-pound No . skin yearlings, 1900;
Gull to choice slaughter ewes. 5.00-s.oO.
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-Four Win Promotions
Al Hamilton National; /;
Dividend Declared

Four promotions at the Ham
ilton National Bank we're an
nounced today after the organi-
rational meeting Of the Board
Of Directors. President Wilmer
j. Waller announced.
They included: William j.
DeJarnette. assistant controller;
Robert w. Mullen, assistant
cashier; Arlo l.. Sheldahl. as
sistant auditor. and Wilmer j.
Waller. jr., assistant cashier.
Mr.. DeJarnette. formerly as
sistant auditor. has been with
the bank since 1888. He is a
graduate of Benjamin Franklin
University, the American Insti-
tute of Banking and the Gradu-
ate School of Banking at Rut-
gers University.
Mr.. Mullen has been with the
bank since 1888 and is a gradu-
ate of Eastern High School. He
has attended the ALB. Mr..
Sheldahl joined the bank in
1916 and has served in the book
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serve for bad debts and estab-
lishment of 4 valuation reserve
Of $l50.000 for the bond account,
both by transfer from undivided
profits.
After additions to reserves and
dividend payments. undivided
profits at the year-end totaled
$750.595 VS.. $575.751 a year ear
lier. Capital funds amounted to
IS. .912. 900 VS.. $5,233.528.
Three Promotions Listed.
Three promotions were an
nounced as follows: Allen A.
Greenstreet, assistant vice presi-
dent: Herbert B. Lord, assistant
vice president, and Leo p. Hill
learly. assistant real estate
officer.
Mr.. Greenstreet has been with
the company since 1921 and long
has been active in Washington
Chapter, American Institute Of
Banking, which he has served
both as an of1icer and faculty
member.
He is a graduate Of the School
Of Banking at Rutgers Univer-
Sity and Is active in the Wash
ington Personnel Management
Association, the National Ofhce
Management Association and
the National Capital Optimist
Club.
Mr.. Lord has been with the
bank continuously since 1915 and
has been active in the Safe De-
poSit Section Of the District
Bankers Association and the
Round Table Club. He formerly
was assistant vice president and
assistant secretary. Mr.. Hilleary
has been with the bank since
1896. is a graduate of Columbus
University and q member Of the
OlSCrlct Bar.
Director Reelected.
Reelected directors of the Ma
tional Savings q Trust Co. were: ::
Scott B. Appleby, Bruce Baird.
James M. Barnes. Montgomery
Bair. jr.. David Bornet. Lewis T.
Breuninger. Charles Conard. C..
Leo Dorsey, Clark G. Diamond.
Clarence Dodge, w. Frank Gate
wood. Ernest w. Greene. Albert
w. Howard. John M. Howard.
Garfield /. Kass, Anthony F. G.
Lucas, Wilson B. Marin, Maurice
L. Nee, Howard B. Noyes.
Brainard w. Parker, James Med.
Shea. L. Corrin Strong. John l..
Sullivan. william B. Willard,
Robert w. Wilson.
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Waller Fry Promoted
Al Lincoln National

Walter r. Fry was promoted
to vice president of the Lincoln
National Bank at the annual or
ganizational meeting of the board
yesterday. President Richard A..
Norris. announced.
Mr.. Fry has been serving as
assistant vice president in the
7th and D streets office. He
started with the institution in
1929.
All other officers were re-elect-
ed. Previously, stockholders re-
elected all directors
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keeping and transit depart
ments. He is a veteran Of
World War II.
Mr.. Waller. the other new as
sisrant cashier. has been with
the institution since 1916 and
recently became assistant mana
ger of the Pennsylvania Avenue
Branch. He Is first vice presi-
dent of Washington Chapter,
American Institute Of Banking.
Other officers were reelected.
The board meeting followed the
annual meeting at which all
directors were, reelected.
Directors also declared a divi-
dend Of $l.25 share. payable
March Is to holders Of record
at the close March 8.
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FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. IL R.-Foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
dollars, other In centsl
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 2,a per cent premium or
102.S1A United States cents, up 10 OF
a cent
Europe - Great Britain tpoundl.
cSlh, unchanged Great Britain 30
day futures; Isl i. UNCLAIMED; Great
Great Britain 9O-day futures, 2;S0iI
unchanged; Belgium lfranc!. 2.0o%:, Of
OF a cent. unchanged: Holland (guilderl,
3G.41, of .00la of cent; Italy liral;
.l6h of . cent. unchanged: PORTUGAL
(krona), 1884, unchanged; Switzerland
,francj Creel. c3.32h. UNCHANGED; Den
mark fkronel. 1852. UNCHANGED. ,.,
734. unchanged; Brazil 0reel, EOS.
unchanged; Mexico, ll.64. unchanged;
Far East-Hong Kong dollar. 1885,
of 05 Of q cent
Evening star., 1954-01-13

Preceding the board meeting,
stockholders elected two new
directors: G. Calvert Bowie and
Arch N. Booth.
Mr.. Bowie heads his own real
estate and mortgage loan firm,
while Mr.. Booth is executive
vice president of the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
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Riggs National tofMoiI Out
Stock Dividend Tomorrow

interest rate for all Of the issues
was LIS per cent.
Added to NASD Committee
william w. Mackall Of Mac
kali & Coe, Washington, and Ar
thur l.. Baney Of e. r. Jones as
Co., Baltimore, have been elected
to the District II Committee Of
the National Association of Sc
curities Dealers, it was an
nounced today.
They will serve three-year
terms and succeed Charles p.
Lukens, jr., of Robinson 81 Lux
ems, washington, and George q.
Shriver Of George G. Shriver &
Co., Baltimore.
At q recent meeting Of the
committee, Glenn E. Anderson
Of the Carolina Securities Corp,
Raleigh, N. c., was elected
chairman, and Harvey B. Gram.
jr.. Of Johnston. Lemon & Co..
Washington, was elected vice
chairman.
L. Victor Seested Of WASH
ington was elected committee
secretary. Harold c. Patterson
Of AuchincloSS, Parker & Red
path. Washington, represents
District IL on the NASD Board
Of Governors.
Sufewuy to Honor 131
Safeway Stores will honor 131
employees for IS years of service
at an awards dinner tonight at
the Kennedy-Warre Each will
receive a gold watch.
Service emblemS also will be
presented to Is with 20 years of
service and 20 who have Is years
of service.
Division Manager Edgar Bal
shaw, who received his 25-year
watch from President Lingan A.
Warren only a month ago, will
present the awards. Others par
ticipating in the ceremony will be
Frank j. Sheehan, c. c. Garvin.
Keith Emo, j. w. Upton and B. r.
Warner.
The Washington division in
cludes 1877 stores in Washington
and nearby Maryland and Vir-
! ginia.
William Littlewood of Wash
ington was elected president of
the Society of Automotive En-
gineers. it was announced at
Cleveland. He succeeds Robert
| CaSS of Cleveland.
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By Donald B. Hodley

Certificates for q 81 million
stock dividend will be mailed at
the Riggs National Bank tomor-
row night, indicating that first
trading in the actual certificates
may take place Friday.
At the annual meeting yester-
day. stockholders approved di-
rectors' recommendations for the
stock dividend and an increase in
capital stock from IS million to
Sc million.
Later in the day, the board
effectuated their action and de-
clared the stock dividend, pay
able Friday to holders Of record
Tuesday. The proposal was
given final clearance by the Con-
.troller Of the Currency.
Dividend Muintuined
In announcing the action of
Riggs stockholders and directors.
Robert v. Fleming. president
and board chairman. said the
board also declared a quarterly
cash dividend of SO a share. with
the same payable and record
dates as the stock distribution.
This was in line with an ear
lier announcement that in the
absence Of changed conditions.
the bank expects to maintain
the current dividend rate Of SO
quarterly and So extra on the
increased shares.
The stock distribution will be
made at the rate of one new
share for each five held and
trustees certificates Of partici-
patton will be issued in lieu of
fractional shares. The certif1-
Gates can be sold or additional
ones purchased to round out
holdings. They are quoted by in
vestment firms here at 70 bid
and 80 asked on a when-issued
basis.
Morrison Added to Bourd
James B. Morrison, new presi-
dent Of the Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Companies was
-
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other capital gains were includ-
ed, the years earnings totaled
81, ,034.844.
Directors authorized transfer
of $500,0OO from undivided prof.
its to surplus. They also author
lied addition of 100000 to re-
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mer president
Of the COM
p a nj e S a n d
now a vice
president of
the American
Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
Mr.. Morri-
son S t a r t e d
his career with
the Che S a =
peake and Po-
tonac Tele-
phone Co. OF
w a S h / ngton
in 1925 and
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stated In the
C o m p q n y S
8 8 tn annual
report yeSter-
day.
The net in
come did not
include a non-
recurring cap
ital gain from
sale OF a prop
erty at Con-
necticut ave-
n,la and N
streets NV. II
proceeds from
the sale and
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tors yester-
day. Linwood
r. Harrell an
nounced.
Mr.. Jones
began his ca
reer with the
Union Trust
rs an assist
ant treasurer
in 1945 a n d
was n q m e d
assistant vice
president in
1851. Other
officers were
re-elected
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Higher Net Reported
At National Savings;
Three Promoted

National Savings & Trust Co.
had net income Of $685.. 1856 in
1853. compared with $273.350 in
1852, President Bruce Baird
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Union Trust Names
D. {. Jones Treasurer

Donald c. Jones was elected
treasurer Of the Union Trust
Co. at the annual organizational
meeting of the board of direc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

People STOP to admire this spar
Killing white, 4-hedrm.. 2 full bath.
semi-brick rambler, picture-book
extras, garage. large level Handicapped
lot. Lorcum Lane area. Asking
$2S.9b0. Get details BY calling
EDWARD r. BRIGGS, REALToR
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd. ia. 5-S402
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

DE Luxe RAMBLER
On beautiful lot. 3 large bedrooms.
Built-in breakfast set In Kitchen.
Law. in basement. Owner trans
fefred. Many extras. Out Broad
Ct. IN Falls Church to. West ST.. left
st. OPEN TODAY, 90. STEPHEN
n GREY IA H.1A0fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

You ARE GETTING Luxury plus, in
w bath brick Colonial. GE Kitchen.
large screened porch, paneled recr.
rm.. best North Arlington location.
Priced TO sell at $50. 800. with terms.
Full information by calling
EDWARD r. BRIGGS, REALTOR
Lee Hwy. ct Glebe Rd. ia. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

3 BEDROOMS, III BATHS
$50 SOUTH 22nd ST., ARL.
DOWN doantosn Wa ni this r dssscSsd con-. ono
crete home is newly decorated.
ideally situated for shopping. schools
e'id churnhes Lot 7Sxf2n with
trees shrubbery. Priced $4,000,
cash $500. Open 1-6. EN-. g. eTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
HOUSES ron sAlRyA.
Ghesferhrnnlr Wnnfis
Columbia Pines
HONE COMMUNITY

NORTHERN vIRQyNlA'S FINEST
HOME COMMUNITY
Excitine new plan, our better built.
better -designed. 3-be0foorn ranch
tyre rambler. Large living room
with fireplace and picture windows,
separate dining room, fully equipped
kitehea with dining area. facing Q
picture- window setting. Full English
daylight basement. Situated on
large. wooded lot, Priced from 49,.
low monthly pigments.
OPEN NOON TIL DARK
Out Columbia pike from
l1th 81. Hfidae past Baiieys Gross
Roads 3h miles 10 entrance Of
"Columhie Pines" follow signs TO
our Model Home"
Larchrnont Realty, Inc.
~ 1918 West Broad ct.
u. $4,000 Ewes. JE. 4-0072
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HOUSES ron sALE-vA.
ALEXANDRIA,

ksIVcIi Q peu1u0InSi 413sDUU.
I Ss:. Is ss s.i; l::.s RssEosg cod baths
RoyT11e La1nborn
Exclusive Agent, >. Reaitor
OF. 1850. Ut. 1866
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HOUSES ron sALEyA.
FAIRVIEW PARK

X 80 1OWN ~ GA4KbEAs VA
S13.9E0 and S14.960. 3-bedrm. brick
ramblets and 3-bedfm. California
redwood rambler. NO DOWN PAY
MENL TO QUALIFIED GI PUR.
Fun bspt.. firepl.. alI-elec. kit, "
ecre lot; city water, sewer, paved
street; close to schools and church.
Directions: o. miles east Of Fair
fAx County Courthouse on Rte. ESQ.
signs TO- open house. shown by
builder Sat. and sun. Phone CT.
S.&773. IL
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LIFETIME HOME In Q beautiful set
ting. $18,950, with exceptionally
8 bedrm. Ia bath brick rambler,
Bright full daylight hsnlt., excellent
close-in location. The buy Of today.
See It by calling
EDWARD r. BRIGGS, RKALToR
Lee Hwy. ct Glebe Rd. IA. 5-6402
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nsodern: Sc, 500. Be. 900 down. saD.s $500 "
1euth 9Th st. 10. 7-e17O, OWNER,