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personally designed decoration,
or a gift. which will be do
mated to, JANGO.
Navy Civil Engineers
A coffee party at the home
Of Mrs. G. S. Robinson today
at 1890 am. will start the
November meeting Of the Navy
Civil Engineer Corps, Officers'
Wives Club. After coffee,
members Of the ciup nave
been invited to visit the Epis-
copal Home for Children, one
Of the prime interests Of the
group.
Navy Medical Service Corps
The Officers Wives Club.
Navy Medical Service Corps
will hold their monthly lunch
con meeting tomorrow at noon
at the Officers Club, National
Naval Medical Center.
A fashion show will be pre-
sented as part of the program.
Daughters U. S. Army
The Northern Virginia Chap
ter, Daughters of the U. S.
Army will hold its monthly
luncheon meeting today at
noon in Patton Hall. Fort
Myer.
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
$50 Million Suit
Filed in Texas

to the latter's son and
daughter, 100000 and $4,000
respectively.
To be sure nobody changed
anything, he included in his
will a terror clause" which
cut off without a cent any
body and his heirs who tried to
break the will.
Hence Mrs. Thompson, who
lives at the Sheraton Park
when Congress is in session, is
not suing in Galveston to break
her fathers will. She is suing
to recover the estate of her
mother. Libby Shearn Moody.
who left $50 million worth of
stock.
Her father and the bank
were co-executors of her
mothers will. but it was never
executed. Libby says this is in
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the thought of going any,
where to be surrounded by
99,999 other women.
The men, on the other hand,
are delighted with the sug-
gestion. They can just see
what would happen to the
Canal Zone. The women would
no sooner dig in. they say.
than miles of clotheslines
would be strung up across the
Suez, hung with lingerie and
100000 nylons.
POST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
people have guardian angels,
some have fairy godmothers.
Mt Vernon Seminary has Mrs.
Merriweather Post.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock, Washington's most
fabulous hostess, the noted
POST oasties heiress, Marjorie
Post, will lay the cornerstone
of Post Hall at the Seminary
and Junior College on Foxhall
road. Post Hall will be a great
hall and reception room for
the school, plus library addi-
ton.
For most benefactors of
educational institutions, the
donation of a whole building
marks the climax of their in
terest in a particular institu-
ton. But for Mrs. Post it is but
another milestone of gener-
osity toward the school.
To date, this is the schools
record of Mrs. Posts connec-
ton with it: She was a student
there herself, class of 1904,
when it was located at 100 M
street. Her daughter Eleanor
Barzin went there, class of
1924. Her daughter Nedenia
Hutton Rumbough and her
granddaughter Marjorie Du-
rant Waller also are alumnae.
When the school was hit
badly by the depression in 1882.
she saw that the salary of
every member of the faculty
was paid and all financial
obligations met.
She already has given out
right the junior college dormi-
tory known as Merriweather
House, the dormitory and din
ing room known as Ames Hall,
and also the residence of the
president of the school. And
now Post Hall, in memory of
her parents, C. w. and Ella
Post.
MRS EISENHOWER'S POR-
TRAIT-At noon today, Mrs.
Eisenhower was presented with
a portrait of herself that UNI
beknownst to her, she has
been posing for over a period
of two years.
/, 1t seems that Alexander
Yaron, an ESthonian-born.
Communist-ch artist who
finally succeeded in getting
into this country, started
sketching the First Lady the
first time he saw her. With
the aid of a photograph and
the glimpses in person. he
completed a smiling portrait
of her in her pink inaugural
ballgown.
When it came to the atten-
ton of Billie Dunkle of this
city, deputy chairman of the
Women's Finance Committee
of the National Citizens for
Eisenhower Nixon, the COM
mittee offered to buy it. The
| artist, who's now becoming an
American citizen. wouldn't take
more than 81.
Today it was presented to
Mrs. Eisenhower by Mrs.
Dunkle; her sister, Mrs. Cor
don Moore and Mrs. j. Cheever
Cowden, Mrs. CAROLYN Allen
and Mrs. Mildred Hillson. all
of New York, as a gesture from
| the Citizens women's division.
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double woven eoiion and nyIon
GLOVES 90

Be sure to.seIect yours in shortie, classic or
long lengths Top, double woven cotton
shortie, seIf-stitched fingers and cuff.
Block, brown, gold, green, spice, white; g.
71z. Bottom, double woven nylon with scoI-
lop cuff Toast, spice, gold, burnt sugar,
plush green, teal, white; 6-8.
Down stoirs Store, Gloves
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
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moon beams with
gold eOIoTed metal

Add color to your costume with
coIored moon beoms carefully
set in gold eolored metal.
Three-pieee sets in blue, ton.
red, green, pink.
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nan MOVING AND STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL.. close in-5 Ice, clean rms,
bath, attic. dble. gar, scr. pches.,
irepl.. oil heat: $3.50. JE. 4.62S5.
ARL., SEQ s. Irving st.--semidet
brk., 2 bedrms.: school. shops. Co
lumbia pike bus: S125. OIL. 2-s2Ss.
$50 TO SIS A MONTH-2-bedroo
homes, near Annapolis, Nd. Only
As minutes from D. c. Immediate
possession. RA. $4,000.
ARLINGTON. Lyon village-6 rms
brick; ami: garage; $3.50 mo.
avail until May 4; owner in
Florida. 26i7 Key blvd. IA. 3.
NV. nearby Md bedroom. well.
furn bunga.. spacious grounds
1000 surround. Adults. $50. OIL
b-l l54.
RUSSELL RID. LOCA.
TION-Private and detached, vel
furnished guesthouse, suitable goi
one or two persons. Very reason
able XII. 9-2700. evenings. OV
3-a14s.
EXCLUSIVE N. ARL.--3-bedrm
brick rambler, perfect appointments,
slB5 month; immediate possession.
N. r. REYNOLDS 4 CO.
JE. 4-460U
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BUS. oPPoRrUNfrEs tcent HOUSES for SALE NV Conn

ASSOCIATE with funds. hel5 opera
tons producing. distribution timely
article, durability all over country
on repeat basis: activity optional.
Box 35-S. Star. 13s
REFINED WOMEN-Reputable In
ternational portrait painter seek
ing a private agent with excellent
social connections on good commits
sion basis. RE. 7-S032.
MOTELS FOR SALE = Advice and
consultation by exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist.
Offering recommendation on best
THOMPSON. 233 Woodward Bldg !,
jackson $4,000
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALEX. -LYNHAVEN = 2-bedrm. row
brick house. close TO Pentason,
Navy Annex. airport. full bsmt
ss5 per mo. OWNER. "a, 5.7s52'
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.. 1924 Living
tit newly acc. IN. s.sis7 "O0
s606 s7th AVE, Tempieton Knobs,
Riyerdale; Nd. 3 bedrmsg semi.
det, brick. gas heat. newly dec !,
Rssl,or. 10. 1000
.; FoRREsTER ST. s.W.--5 rooms
rec rm bath, front. back porches
yard. NE s-s08g after 2.
5iss BASS Pr. Sc. -5-room house
zee tmi reasonable rent Gel
III 2-g1ps after Z pm.
cLosE-IN vA.--3 bsdrms sl25 z
sE Ss2i EsTAIE J2sA 7!so9i! .s.s
FALLs cHuRcH-4 b.drns. 5siO
ORCHID o.; $3.50. $40 Moly q
$3.50 e05 Moly Dr., $40 N
2.G51s
BOILING AHEA--3 bedrrs. IN
paths. dishuaFher, cispotaL tened
YARD. full bsrt. fli0 70 z-23st
eefors En-. u. 1913 after
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COLORED-1246 EYE ST. NE
rms; kit. and bath; sos mo
C0LORED = 400 oUARLEs ST,
N.E.--Duplex; . rms, diuette. kit.
bath; redec.; $3.50 me. Call co.
C0L0RED-321 Saith ST. NE
Duplex; z rms. dinette, kit, hath;
spect orr Or cali T CO. 5. ss = In
CoLoRED = 3lOs 2ith ST, Sci
Just Of Ala. ave.l Duplex; 2
Only $50 mo. Call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-3536 18th ST. H.W.-2
rms, Kitchen. refgr.. tiled bath
good cond.: heat, h.-w. furnace
adults only; $3.50 mo. EN-. q
036l.
coLoRED--I AND 2 BEDRM. APIS
1900 MASS. AVE: S65 AND $50
1860 18th ST. NV: SIS MO
AZ llth st. Ne; BEDROOMS
Lofts RUDDDEAA 'A ut III. ss 1soso
COLORED
1854 QUEEN ST. NE.
rear porch: s6s 80 mo. ~ A'''
Convenient Modern, lac. 1.
360a 4th ST. NE.
Mr., r. !. ave. --Lge. .-rm kit ano
bath apt, rear porch: So 80 mo
1900 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc.
Mr.. East Capitol st.--New apt. BLDG
--Lge.. modern -bedrm. ant; S6.J.7t
mo. To INSPECT see ianitor. Apt. 1O2
1921 A ST. NE.
Mr.. East Capitol st.--Lge. 2-rm
kit. and bath apt: $3.50 mo.
CALL MR.. DUVALL. DI. 7-64O0
WEEKDAYS
CoLORED-5l34 II ST. S.E.-3 rms,
pvt. bath, utils. furn.: SIS.
1865 Kendall st. n.e.-3 rms, pvt
bath; $50.
furn.; S72.5 WiLLoUGHBY real
ESTATE CO, Ii. 6-TO43.
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1925 18th ST. NV.

AIH,-COND. STUDIO APIB.
LOUIS RUDDEN. tn. 2-3060
PARK CENTRAL APT. HOTEL
Convenient downtown location, ex-
cellent service; reasonably priced;
daily and monthly rates: Smartly
furnished and decorated, air-condi-
toned, and light housekeeping. 1900
p st. NV. Me. s-0540.
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JUST OFF CONN. AWE
2-BEDROOM APT.

Mod. apt. bldg: nicely furn.; mr..
bus, stores, etc, goth. Pa. Sc; Sis
utils. incl. ST. 3-0190 or DI. 7-0151.
COLORED-l0l9 18th ST. NV
rms. kit, share bath. Nice cond.
Equipped with refer,, range. Heat,
hot water furn. Only S47.50 mo.
INSPECT anytime, or call CO. o.
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RESTAURANT

FAIRFAX COUNTY
Very profitable est. business: long
lease, short hrs, .S4S,500: 100000
cash to qualify. Call any time
Dutch Shafer Realty Co.
Crescent 1904
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CHEVY CHASE-Before you buy see
this beautiful white brick Colo
nial. Features ground-level recrea-
ton rm.. hall entrance, lge. liv.
rm.. 3 bedrms.. pa baths, porch,
tree-shaded lot. Below market
value. Call EN-. 2-76S1 until 0
pm. VIM E. RYAN co
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
Real Estate Broker

Needs an active uartner.
MAN OR WOMAN, who can
relieve the president of the
corporation from lrifling
duties 10 q more productive
enc Of the business IN
SELLING.
This is not q case of des-
peration or financial assis-
lance, but real opportunity
with q strong, vigorous COM
pany to reinforce present
stan with your ability and
money.
A minimum of $4,000 is
necessary 10 acquire your tn
terest. Some terms could be
considered. Salary will ne
paid you plus q division Of
profits. Please don't answer
unless YOU have the money
and also nave ability IN one
OF the following fields: ADJ
XERTlSING ACCOUNTING,
BUILDING, BUSINESS ADJ
MINISTRATION. OR SELL
ING. Write US in confidence
giving your background. Prin-
cipals ONLY interviewed. Write
Evening Star, Box 1S9-R.
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ITO GA. AND ALASKA AVES.)
5 Minis. From Walter Reed Hosp.
5 Minutes From Silver Spring
Spacious rooms with large closet,
modern kitchen with Westinghouse
for air cond.; all utilS. incl.
1920 Maple Ave, Takoma Park
Res. Mgr.. MRS. KING. u. 5-2360
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
Efnciency apt; rm., foyer. kit.
and bath: all utils.. elevator and
switchboard no 2.6574
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Chevy CHASE-First offering. Co.
lonial brick, Immaculate condition.
center hall. living room, dining
room, kitchen. screened porch.
approximately 6x1S IT. with IRE
place and bookshelves on second
floor. Stairway TO large finished and
heated third floor. 2-car built-in
garage. Owner will take back a
generous first trust. Inspection will
convince you of this outstanding
buy, Call WO $1,000 till o pm.
EDW. H. JONES a. CO., INC.
Chevy Chase. D. c.
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont

$50 Sth ST. NE, $50 mo-; Q rooms,
bath. hot-water gas heat. Call on
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SHEPHERD PARK = Just listed;
beaut. detached brick: nr. Ga. and
Alaska; walk to synagoRe, all
stores and bus: = bath LIST floor,
lge liv. Tm., firepl., nice din. rm.,
all-elect. kit. porch, 3 bedrms.
i'm. rec. rm,; perfectly level lot;
very good cond. Call Agent, Ju.
0-A1RD al ~ m
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wOODLEY PARK. S17,500-NEAR
sHoREHAM HOTEL: only 2 blocks
to Conn. a aye; and Calvert st.
RATED 3-hedroom brick town
house; reception hall, modern
kitchen. full basement with bath;
EN- 0-~S0O ri u
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ST. Me-, 9s list and
Hawaii Modern S-family BLDG.
ideal loo; only $3.50. 2 rms, kit.
and bath: incl. heat. h. w.. also
Eft GE. STEuART BROS, INC,
Dl. 7-2434 and DI. 7-s6D5.
1878 CHILDRESs ST. NE. q bIks.
north 18th and HI Modern duplex.
recently redeeorated . lge. rms.
family-size din. rm., screened porch
laundry and lockers: $50 including
heat, h. W. STEUART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-2434 and d.. 7-S695.
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FOR PRO-
FESSIoNAL: HOME WITH INCOME
baths. lee. liv. rm., irepl., din. rm.,
den. cleo. kit. breakfast rm., 9
lge. rec. rms. with flrepl. and bath
on ground level. sep. entr., can be
used as studio. dr.. Is ONCE, nursery,
etc. Must be seen to be appreci-
ated. OWNER, RIA. $4,000.
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CAPITOL HILL

PA MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NE.
Large. undermined l-bedrm. apts.
with huge closets available In THE
CHANCELLOR" an elevator bldg
MA. $3.50: ewes, Ii. 4-434I
OLIVER L CARR. Realtnr-
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BIG AS Al HOuSE

our 2-bedrm. apts with sep. din
High give you all the foor and
closet space Of a house for only
SS7 50-S90 per mo Incl all utils
Also Furn Apt. Plan
3434 18th ST. Sc
10 BOOTS 10. l-09Sd
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GEORGETOWN large room, al
cove kitchen. tile bath: End floor:
SS5 including utilities. PE. 3-4O93
sO7 Z. CAPITOL rm., kit. enc;
S35.
1877 Attn st. s.e.-3 rms. bath:
$3.50.
1921 Mass. ave. SCI rm.. kit;
$50 c st. n.e-3 rms: bath; $40
LoUGHBY REAL ESTATE, 500 Mass.
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COLORED-S395 DOWN
9th and Underwood = Semidet
brick. o large rms, ultramod. kit,
pine-paneled rec. I'M, garage, alum
storm windows. Move in. JAMES
CARR, Elk. $4,000. AID. $4,000.
COLORED-ON THE HILL
Lee. brick bldg, arranged for in
come; 3 apts.. . kits, Q baths. Cash
or terms. RA. $3.50.
AUERBAcH a. CO. DI. 7-6501
COLORED-SI95 DOWN
1924 NORTH CAPITOL
Modern, 5-rm., picture window,
prick dream house; full basement,
gas heat, fenced yard. Immediate
possession ST 3-Q433
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RusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BEAUTY SHOP. Pals chureh-Fair.
fax area. Owner moving TO Florida
W. 4-55is after Q pm.
CLAN STOCK and essential EQUIP.
ment for dele. grocery. all or part
Call tx. 3-5960, 1876. l3'
BEAUTY SHOP, new shop. ctr. 1921
Wahler lane Sc, OF Wheeler I'd
Sc Easy terms. 10. 1921.
EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN wishes
70 invest money and services In
small active scrap and metal bust
ness. located In Washington or
vicinity. Boz 1913 star. lBs
ATTEN.. REST. MEN--New, beauti-
July equipped, Ready 70 open.
Very reasonable excellent i0cn.
zion Call AD 1880 or ~ q
1920 Tor appointment
VIRGINIA REsTAURANT, sestins
100 fully equipped and air con.
ditionsd. on y 8 Route a1i 2
miles sputh Of Potomac River. linz
n1ediateiy hetNeen iS-unlt motel
and flllng station; must sell On
account Of illnetr. haraafn price
$4,000. easily hnAncsd Cal o.
write for toll inform alton PhTEH.
WAssET rTsuRANcE AND RIAL.
" Lag Buildinl Ffeeerir ks5ufa
Vtfginia, phone Etsex 5-SZ6e.
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REALTORS
OWN
HOME
1901 Urell Pl. NE,

MICHIGAN PARK
Detach. corner brick, on lge. lot
Anchor fence. Q rms, 2Iz baths.
center hall. scr, side porch; mir
rored tirepi cut glass chandeliers:
modern kit. with dishwasher. metal
storm windows and doors: rec rn.
garage. gas heat. In immaculate
cond. Mr.. schools and new Proyi-
dence Hospital. Excel. financing
CALL For Apt TO INSPECT
LA 6-SSsB OR ST. a-332O
BROKERS cO.oPERATIoE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, Devonshire area--Beau-
tiful, new 4-bsdrm.. 2;-bath. split
kitchens. best constr: enormous
closet space: S26.960. JU. O-3400:
ewes LO. 5-4s00
BETHESDA-Attrac. Colonial with
3 bedrms., study. built-in garage:
all-elec. Kitchen: on beautifully
handicapped lot: low EOS. A. ".
PISANI, Realtors. OIL. 4-7500, Oh.
4-0220 till ..
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TRENTON TERRACE
IL BEDRM.

Attrac, Ice. mod. apt; 1-2 bed
rms, ranging from S92 50-Sl2u.
Parking and laundry faeils., cross
ventilation and playground area
close to Boiling Field Apply ONCE.
corner Of 10th pl and Mississippi
A't uNF ri Sr o az BE B2p RMS So So
Ssl 50. ALL UTIIS INCLUDE7D.
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l717 17th ST. NV.
GRACEFUL

Living in these immaculate. COM
Portable furn. apis; linens, china,
silver. cooking utensils, courteous
secretarial service, auto. heat con-
troll, modern facilities; excel. loo. in
the heart OF the city. at Meridian
PARK. 1873 Euclid st. NV. HU. g.
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CHEVY CHASE = Be settled By
Xmas. Price reduced to S24, $50.
Immaculate brick Colonial; 6 large
rooms, 2 baths, Kitchen with break
fast nook, plus finished 3rd floor:
rec, room. maids room and bath
a Gase~f pm.. EN- EI a EM MaS ET.,
ZTFR Realtnr
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GEORGETOWN

Tiled-terrace 6th-nr. ant, $500
Que ST. NV: !. bedrni. and very Ike.
liv. rm., 8 lge. closets. Completely
furn. in taste that few would really
appreciate. Sublet lease at $3.50 per
mo Call NO T-l6e7 for ami
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CLEVELAND PARK. vacant-Must
be sold to settle estate; spacious
detached brick home with large
den and powder room on FIRST floor;
living room, dining room. kitchen,
4 bedrooms and bath On second
floor. Basement. gas heat. garage
Make an offer on this home and
till Q pm. EDW. H. JONES 4 CO..
INC Chevy Chase d C.
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THE CAVALIER
$500 l4th ST. NV.

Beautifully furnished 1-bedroom
apartment. southern exposure. Hotel
service available Large kitchen. Lat
new equipment. Excellent coffee shop.
Laundry and other facilities. Rental
S175 per month including utilities
and telephone. Furnished efficienees
also available Call Mr. CHARLES
W SNYDER. Manager tn 1-3f30O
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FAIRFAX VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
Al LOCATION

PARK. Automatic heat control, Ultra
mod facilities. Lovely apt. TV and
garage available. See to appreciate.
Rsas rent. l475 Euclid st. NV.
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1856
ogstst,sns Farnishea ~ The Assseiatss Pres,
1855 Stock and sales RES
High Low div rate ADD 90 hlGn Low Glove shs.
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Bank Sections
Plan Meetings

Two major sections Of the Dis
trict Bankers Association will
hold important meetings in the
coming week.
The f1duciaries section COM
posed of trust officers Of the
various banks, will hold its an
nual winter meeting at Colum-
Ibia Country Club Tuesday night,
Guest speaker will be g. Bow
doin Craighill Of the law firm
of Flannery, Craighill & Aiello.
Remick s. Ferguson Of Riggs Ma
tional Bank is section chairman
The safe deposit section will
hold a joint dinner meeting with
the Maryland Safe Deposit Asso-
citation at the Continental Hotel
here Thursday night. starting
with a social period at 6 pm.
Herbert Heaney. vice president
and general counsel Of the Fed
eral Insurance Co. Of New York,
will be guest speaker. Robert K
Koontz, jr., Of Anacostia Nation
al Bank, is section chairman.
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Herzog Men, Store
Is Purchased by
Two Employees

Purchase of the Herzog Mems
Wear store at 941 F street NV.
by two employees was announced
yesterday.
Bernard Buckhantz and Joseph
IRudden have acquired the So
year old establishment from
Ward & Ward. Philadelphia
mems wear chain. They expect
to retain the same lines but may
add new ones from time to time.
Policies will be unchanged.
Mr.. BuekhantZ has been with
the store more than 80 years and
has been manager and buyer OF
the shoe department. Mr.. Rud-
den has been general manager
and clothing buyer four years. A
native of Washington. he has
been in the mems wear business
for rs years.
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3eh 5oh Iowa NJ q 1eO 20 yyK y2bA J97S : y
BOA 961t Iowa PAL lao 4e 1T,S 9eBt 26sG y
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Sales Executives to Hold
Annual Conference


AL N. Seares, vice president Of
Remington Rand, who will be q
leading speaker at the annual
sales management conference OF
the Washington Sales Executives
Club at the Mayflower Hotel to-
morrow.
Mr.. Seares, who is a past
chairman Of the National Sales
Executives. will be first speaker
on the program, which starts at
$50 am. and will continue to
4 pm.
Other speakers: Sterling w
Nudge, supervisor Of training
Socony Mobile Oil; Eugene B
Mapel. vice president. Barring
ton Associates. Inc: DR.. Paul
Brown, director Of sales training
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
Lincoln Service Gains
Powerful New Director

Page Hufty. who was elected a
director Of Lincoln Service Corp,
Thursday, is a director Of many
corporations and has farfluns
financial interests.
He Is listed on the boards OF
20 different companies. includ-
ing the Union Trust Co. here
and the Morris Plan Corp. OF
America. He is chairman Of the
finance committee and a mem
Der of the executive committee
of both Of those organizations
He also Is a director OF Hufty
Eubank & Russell.
Lincoln Service stockholders on
Friday approved q 2-for-1 stock
split and placed new stock on q
81 40 annual dividend basis.
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Capital Analysts to Hear
American Airlines Chief

C. r. Smith, president of
American Airlines, will address
the Washington Society Of In
Ivestment Analysts at a lunch
con meeting at the Occidental
Restaurant on Tuesday. March
IN.
His talk will be one in a
series by top executives of lead
ing companies in many fields.
Nelson j. Foster. vice president
of National Savings and Trust
Co. is president Of the Washing
ton society.
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Controllers to Hear
|FPC Chairman.

Jerome K. Kuykendall, chair
man Of the Federal Power Com
mission. will address a joint din
ner meeting of District Of Co
lumbia and Baltimore Controls,
Controllers Institute Of America
at the Standardization Hotel
on Tuesday, March ~.
A social hour starting at 8
pm. will precede dinner at Z
pm, 1t was announced by Presi-
dent G. Stewart Philips Of the
District Control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
SilberStein to Address
Advertising Club Here

Leopold D. Silberstein, who
arrived in the United States in
|1947 and now is president Of the
$85 million Penn-Texas Corp,
will address the Washington Ad-
vertising Club at a Willard Hotel
luncheon tomorrow.
Mr.. Silberstein has attracted
attention with newspaper adver-
Using to keep his stockholders
and the general public informed
on company affairs.
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and education, American Coal
Sales Association: Ed J. Hegarty.
sales training director. electrical
appliance division, Westinghouse
Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
Washington Gas Rights
Will Exuire Tuesday

Subscription rights enabling
stockholders Of Washington Gas
Light Co. to buy additional
shares will expire at $3.50 pm
Tuesday.
The rights entitle holders to
purchase one new share for each
share held at $37 . share.