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JOHNSON, JEROME. H. On saturda,

DHsfgm6eT Il 1909, JEROME H.
Chase, Nd. beloved husband of Dor
othy johnson and devoted father,
OF Bruce johnson He is survived
also by his parents, Lillian and
JULIUS johnson. Funeral services at
the Bernard DanZansky g. Sons Fu-
neral Home, 35Ol l4th st NV, on
tuesday, December Is, at l2 noon
lnterment Adas Israel Cemetery
Memorial NSIl week; 9109 Briefly I'd,
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9ratha

LEvENsoN. DOROTHY. on Saturday,
iEVENsoN of 2iSS 2iiSS'' Rsedie SGNSrRs awe,
Silver Spring, Nd. beloved wife Of
Of Mrs Judith oinsberE. She also
Is survived BY four sisters, Mrs Ida
Sally shulman and Mrs Rose Subber,
both Of Atlantic city, n j., and
Pa. and one grandchild Funeral
services and interment. Woodblne,
N. J Danzansky Funeral serVieeJ }
LEVIN; LogIs On Friday, De;
Sf Sfm1ss 1880 H.moef bsis st Iogs Leoy.S fEy.S
voted father OF Mrs A. Charles
Brown and Joseph Levin. he also
Is survived by a sister. Ars Julius
Katzman; two bLothers, Harry Levine
and Jacob Levin. and seven grand
children Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzsnsky a Sons Funeral
Home 35Ol 18th St NV. on Sun
gay; ani.rrosf December l3: At 10 am.
Memorial week, 1850 Hemiock st.
NV l3
LINDSEY. MYRNA NAGEL. On Fri
Tsy,,ts dsy; December aaoeT.. H. 1889. At CIRCLE
MYRNA NAGEL LINDSEY. wife Of
the late Eugene Lee Lindsey, daugh-
ter, OF Mrs Lula Richardson Nagel
and the late Frederick Nagel; sister
Srends Searss @sy eaf ea sl ee0dss e: ySsIy Sass
Mheatley Funeral Home. 1900 West
Braddock rd., Alexandria, Va.
where funeral services will be held
Tuesday. December IS. at 1890
Cemetery In lieu Of fi)wers the
family requests that memorials be
made to the American Cancer So
eiety The family will receive
irlends after 8 pm. Sunday, Decem-
MAJOR. ,ALPHoNZo. on Wednesday.
9stan HOSPITAL lISSs esntsr A. AEPHosao sff Ss:a
MAJOR MAJOR Of llo2 goth ST., NV,
uncle Of Philip Jenifer, Also sur
yylyins yIiins, are other relatives and
day, December l3. friends ma may call
at the Brooks g. Allen Funeral
n.wy where services will be held
On Monday December "A. at ] pm.
terry Family may be contacted by
calling LA. 6-542lD 10
MARMION. GEORGE ]. On Saturday.
pecemRer IL 1859, GEORGE J.
Emily Considine Marmion, father OF
Dolores M. Mulligan, Emily NJ.
Hantman and George ]. Marmion,
ir Remains resting at Collins Fu-
neral Home. 1891 l4th ST NV.
Notice OF funeral later. IA
McKIBBIN. MARSHALL. on wednes-
day. December o. 1853. at the
Washington Hospital Center. MAR
SHALL McKIBBIN OF the Francis
Scott Key Hotel. beloved husband
OF Katherine c McKibbin, father
Of George NJ McKibbin and grand-
father Of Margaret Susan and Fran
ces Ann McKibbin. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa.
ave. NV CcourteSv parking. corner
OF Sth and @ SITS. nW) Services
will be held on Monday. December
Il, AZ LIS pm Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery IS
MEDLEY, DONALD Z. Suddenly on
Friday. December Il, 1853, DONALD
E, MEDLEY of SOIL 18th ave, Hy-
attsyille, Nd, husband OF Anna l.
Medley and brother OF Miss Isabel
Medley and Miss Bette Jean
Medley Of Miami. Fla. Mr., Medley
rests at the Warner z Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave
Silver spring. Nd, where services
VIII be held on Tuesday, December
-. at pm. tparking facilitiesl.
interment Arlington National Gene
tery. tFriends may visit at the above
funeral home after pm. Sunday
IA
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HULLINGHoRsT, cor ROBERT r

USA, On Ihursday, December 10,
1922 at the Bethesda Naval Hos
HORST, UsA, Of $500 Granby drive,
Bethesda, Md. beloved husband OF
Jean !. and devoted father Of Susan
j and Joan l.. son of DR. George
Orleans. La; brother of David
Hullinghorst OF Concord, N. f., and
George Hullinghorst of New Orleans,
La. Services at Fort Myer Chapel
on Tuesday, December l5, at > pm,
with full military honors. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery In
lieu OF flowers the family suggests
that contributions be made to the
Walter Reed Memorial Chapel Guild
ARRANGEMENTS by Rinaldi Funeral
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ICKsoN, MATTHEW JAMES {

MATTHEW JAMES Jackson Of
39l2 Burns place Sc, the beloved
nuS6and OF Madeline Jackson, father
OF Mrs. Vivian J. Brown and brother
OF Mrs Hattie Simmons. Edward,
James and Johnnie jackson, He
also is survived by other relatives
Friends may call at the Malyan Il
Schey, Inc Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and r st. NV, Sunday
after pm, where funeral services
will be held on Monday. Decem-
per Z. at l m. Interment Darling
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MONROE, COL. THOMAS. On Wednes-
day, December 8, 1853, at Myers
vile, Md, beloved husband of Helen
Monroe. father of Thomas Monroe,
also is survived by two sisters
Funeral services on Tuesday, De-
cember Is, at 10 am. at the Fort
Myer Chapel, Arlington, Va. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
In lieu of flowers the family sue-
geStS a mass he said IA
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OCONNOR, EDWARD. Members OF
-Ro the. Retired Firemens As
:.|: u. :: j: !;
$3.50 am, to attend the
funeral of our late brother, Ed
WEBSTER FRYE, President,
z. J. ATzROTT. secy. Treas.
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HEATH, HELM NJ. We wish to ex-
press our thanks for the sympathy
shown US during the passing Of our
dear beloved wife. mother and sister,
HELEN N HEATH. ,
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Der il. 1859, ANNE GRIMES Of
44l2 18th st NV. She is survived
nephew. Mrs. Jessie p SnoWoen;
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Monday, December IA. friends
NAV call at her late residence Fu-
neral on Tuesday, December IS,
from the Mount Olive Baptist
Church. ll3S 9Th st ne. the Rev
lsadore D Richards oficiatinE In
terment Arlington National Gene
tery. Arrangements by the Morrow
Woodford. Inc. Funeral Home
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BRILL. DORA 7. on Friday. Decem-
Der II. 1889. DORA T BRILL,
psi3 epeti93yeo Sile 9I the late AnEeG y:
Marshall She also is survived by
four grandchildren. Friends are in
vited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd. Services
and interment private
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ANDERSON. ROBERTA susAN

ANDERSON, ROBERTA. The officers
a@aF1A and members of James e.
&A Walker Unit No. %, Ameri-
RAW can Legion Auxiliary. are
II x IA notified to attend the fu-
neral services for Mrs
WpSSS ROBERTA ANDERSON on
~ Monday, December IA,
IH?9. at 7:30 pm at John T.
Rhlnes Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th
PEARL z SIMON n-
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poRoTHEA sHAFFERI sew S'IC II

MILLLh' LLINUh DUDGE. On FRI
day: Deeember II, 1859, at her
DODGE MILLER. wife Of Robert Robert
N Miller Friends may call at
Gawler.'s Chapel. 1853 Pa. ave.
NV. from 2 to 5 pm. Sunday,
December l3 Services at her home
on Monday, December IA, at .
pm Please omit flowers. Con-
tributions may De sent to Children's
Hospital IA
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HAhhT I. suddenly, on
Wednesday. December 8, 1859,
HARRY 7, MILLER Of te402 GOOD,
hill I'd, Silver Spring. Nd. beloved
Of Mary Darlene and Deborah Lee
Miller, son OF Oscar T. and the
late Mary Miller. and brother OF
Mrs. Naomi Ryan. Mrs Lois Ritter
and Thomas Miller Friends may
call at the Chevy chase Funeral
Home. 6l03 Wisconsin ave. NV,
where services will be held on Mon
day, December IA. at 10 am In
terment Arlington National Gene
tery. ia
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RAWSON, HORACE c. On Thursday.
December 10, 1859. at his residence,
$3.50 33d st. NV. HORACE c
RAWSON. beloved husband OF Helen
L, Rawson and brother OF Miss
Helen and Herbert z. RaWson
OF Minneapolis, MINI Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert Pumphrey Bethesda. Nd,
Mhere services will be held on
Tuesday, December 10, at O.3O
am Interment Arlington National
Cemetery il
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IILLER. CLARA NJ. A speclal meet.

HILhEh' OLAHA VI. Special meet
ing Of Herndon Chapter,
WI No 55. o. E. s.. is called
w for Sunday December 10.
AEoM 1859, at 7:30 pm, at the
chapter room, Herndon,
" Va. for the purpose Of
conducting funeral services
for Sister CLARA NJ MILLER at
the Green Funeral Home, Herndon.
Va, at s pm. this date, as
courtesy to Cedar Chapter. No. 1874,
o. z. g.. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
LINNIE McELWAINE,
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SHILT0N, BETTY. On wednesday,
December g, 1859. BETTY sHiL.
ION OF 1921 T st. NV, Wasning-
Sherry c. .ThurSton Memorial sew
ices will be held at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase. Funeral Home Of Rob-
srt A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Md on
sunday. December l3, at 2:30 pm.
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CRONIN NORA MARY

ShONlN, NOhA MARY, On Friday,
December II, 1859, at the residence
OF her daughter, S62S Piney Branch
rds Silver Spring. Md . NORA M,
SRONlN, beloved wife of the late
Bernard j. Cronin. mother Of the
Rev, John F. Cronin, S. s.; Sister
Noel Marie, c.. S. j.; Bernard j.,
Leonard F. and Robert J Cronin,
the Rev James j., the Rev. Paul j
Cronin, s.. and Miss Margaret T.
Cronin; Also surviving are five
grandchildren. Mrs Cronin rests
at the. W. K. Huntemann g. Son
Funeral Home. 5732 Georgia ave.
NV where the family will receive
friends between the hours Of and
10 pm on Saturday and Sunday,
December IL and ID. Prayers and
mass. will be held in Glens Falls,
n Y. on Tuesday, December 10
lnterment st. Mary's Church Gem
etery Parking facilities in rear
OF funeral homeD 10
DALEY. CHARLES S. On wednes-
day. December 8, 1853, at Havre
de Grace. Md. CHARLES S. Dali
LEY. the beloved husband Of Mary
L. Daley, father Of Cynthia Ann
and Gayle Patrice Daley. son of
Mr.. and Mrs George Sanderson,
brother OF Harry F Daley, Mrs.
Maxine Williams and Mrs. Judith
Eliiritz. all Of South Bend. Ind.
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home. 4th St aud Mass. ave
ne, where services will be held
on Monday. December IA, at 1880
am !nterment Arlington National
cemetery. IS
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sLAuGHTER, MAMIE V. The family

OF lne Iate MAMIE '. SLAUGHTER
wishes to extend their grateful
acknowledgement and thank you for
your kind expressions of sympathy.
HUSBAND, JULIAN SLAUGHTER,
AND FAMILY.
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Silver Spring, Nd.
KENNETH C. MOSS. CAPTAIN.
FRANK TOPAsH. Adjutant. Is
MEIGHAN. IDELL NJ. Cnee KIrby). On
Thursday. December 10, 1859. al
GEORGETOWN University Hospital
1DELL M MEIGHAN nee Kirby
the beloved mother Of Mrs. Patricia
Thomas Meighan: sister Of Miss
Annie Kirby. Mrs Dorothy K
Cherry and J Leo Kirby. Funeral
from her late residence. 2729 Rit-
tenhouse st NV. on Monday De-
cember IA. at 9:3O am High
reQuiem mass at the Shrine Of the
Most Blessed Sacrament. Western
ave, and QueSada St NV. at, 10
am 1nterment Mount Olivet Gem
etery. Relatives and friends in
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COLEMAN, THOMAS JUAN BERNARD.

On WedneSday. December 3, 1853,
az the District General Hospital,
THOMAS JUAN BERNARD COLE
MAN, Man, beloved son OF Mrs Mary
81. ne. and grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. James Mcintyre and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Coleman. He also
leaves six sisters. one brother, a
great-grandfather. John Samuel
Coleman: two auntS, two uncles,
Mr.; and Mrs John Payne and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Harrington, and
many other relatives and friends,
Friends NAV call on Sunday, De-
Geemnoer II. after. 3 pm. at the
Ala 18th ST, Sc. where the rosary
Will be, recited at 7:3O pm. Re
9uiem high mass will be sung on
Monday. December IA, at am,
at st Luke's catholic Church. 1925
EaSt capitol st. ne. Interment in
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December 10, 1853. al the Wash,
inEton Hospital Center. BERNICE
RITTER. beloved wife OF Joseph
J. Ritter, mother Of Jimmie ID
and Frederick E Ritter, ana sister
OF Mildred Frye and Howard I'm
hold. Funeral services at the Sim
mons Bros Funeral Home, 1861
GOOD Hope rd sc. parking facili-
tiesl. on Monday. December IA. at
~ am. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
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MILLER, HARRY r servicss for our

NILLEh' HAhhF T, SERVICES Tor our
SNRkz. departed comrade. HARRY
.TE T. MILLER Of Transit
A8 Union $50, Post 46. the
H American Legion, will be
@S6 held at 8 pm Sunday,
NEay:l2E December l3. 1859. at the
VwN Chevy chase Funeral
Home, 5013 Wisconsin ave, NV.
MembprS will n1aoSa
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Friday, December II, 1853, at his
home. 2140 Peach Tree rd., Atlanta,
Ga, FRANK E. A. LARSON, husband
Of Ruth X Larson. father of Corbin
Silver Spring, Md. and brother OF
Miss Edith Larson and Mrs, Jack
BuSby OF New York Mr.. Larson
rests at the Warner e. Pumphrey
Euneral Home, S434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md, where services
will be held on Tuesday. Decem-
ber 10, at IL am Parking IA
cillties.l Interment Gate of Heaven
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MOON, CORINNE DAVIDSON. On
Friday. December II, 1859, at Provi-

Friday. December II. 1859 at Provi-
ddean,ee denee Hospital, CoSINNE DAVID
ne, beloved wife OF Emory j.
Moon. mother of Mrs. Wallace K
Bailey of Beltsville, Md; Mrs.
Henry A Bartlett of Silver Spring,
Md, and Mrs J Richard Freer
OF Chevy Chase, Nd She also
is survived by seven grandchildren,
Services at the S. H Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV,
on Monday. December IA. at 2 pm.
parking facilities). lnterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 13
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HARRY E, BREEDEN. Comdr. 13
MILLER. KAREN MARIE. On Tues
day, December s, 1859, at Arling-
ton Hospital. KAREN MARIE
MILLER, beloved daughter of Mr..
may call at the Money q King
Funeral Home, III Maple ave west,
Vienna, Va. Graveside services will
be held on Monday, December IA,
at 10 am. at Arlington National
Cemetery.
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December IL, 1853, GEORGE J.
Emily Considine Marmion. father N
Dolores M Mulligan, Emily nj.
Hantman and George j. Marmion,
ir. Remains resting at Collins Fu-
neral Home. 1891 l4th ST NV.
Notice of funeral later ii
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JOSEPH W. On Wednesday,
DECEMBER g., 1859. JOSEPH ";
PlRYDE Of l443 T st. NV, son Of
Pryde He is survived BY two
sisters, Mrs Gladys Patterson and
Mrs Kathryn Carter; three broth
ers. James T.. Ralph c. and Paul
L. Pryde. sr.. and other relatives
December IA. from pm, to 10
pm. at the Magruder Funeral
Home, @3ll Nichols ave. sc. Pu-
neral services on Tuesday, Deem
Der 15. at 1 am. at the Little
Chapel, Shiloh Baptist Church, 9th
and P SITS. NV. In lieu Of flowers
the family requests that contribu-
tions be sent to the Heart Fund
!nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. ia
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CUhBIN, 4. JOHN. on Friday, De-
Pitsl. A. JOHN CoRBiN Of 4SIO
loved husband of Georgette Cor
bin and father of George F Corbin,
ErlendS are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A.. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
MO: wnere the rosary will be re-
l3 Services on Monday, December
"a, at Our Lady of LourdeS Cath
Ole Church, Bethesda. Nd, where
REQUIEM mass will be offered at
g;3O am. 1ntermenJ Gate OF
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sURBER, MATTE BowLEs.

Saturday, December l2, 1859, At
the Alexandria Hospital. MATTE
b. SURBER, wife of the late Adam
Surber, mother of Miss Mar
suerite Q Surber. Mrs. l., E. Wood
sndria, Va; Mrs. J. II. Fanney Of
Greensburg, Pa, T Peyton Surber
OF savannah. Ga, and Stephen B.
Suroer of Arlington. Va; sister Of
Mss Mss Nettie Bowles OF PALMYRA,
grandchildren and twelve great
grandchildren Funeral services will
De held on Monday. December IA,
az II am, at the Nicely Funeral
Home. Clifton Forge, Va. Local
arrangements by the Everly- Wheat
ley Funeral Home
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WHITTNGTON. F. EARL We wis,

to thank all of our kind friends
and neighbors for their many ex-
pressions of sympathy during the
husband. E. EARL WELLINGTON
MARY T, WELLINGTON AND
FAMILY
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Z. A special
communication Of Kemper
Lodge, No. "a, A. F and
a M, will be held at the
Masonic Temple, East
Broad St and Church
place, Falls Church, Va,
at ] pm, Tuesday. De-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-12
New Equitable Bronch
Building to Open

Equitable Savings and Loan
Association will open a new
building for its Wheaton, Md,
branch at 1891 Georgia ave-
nue. Monday and formal OPEN
ing ceremonies will be held
Tuesday, President Edward
McAleer announced today.
Special hours for Tuesday
will be from 0 am. to 8
pm. and association members
and the general public have
been invited. An impressive
list Of prizes will be distributed.
Regular hours Of o am. to
8 pm. will be observed on
Monday. but special hours are
scheduled for Tuesday and also
on Friday and Saturday.
Opening Of the new building
marks a new period Of growth
which has raised equitable's
assets to more than $50 million.
A total Of $50. 050. 688 on May
81 compared with $26,S2l ,603
a year earlier and $l8,l29,l02
five years ago.
Invested savings rose TO $685.
355,647 on May 81. compared
with $23,342,508 q year ago
and $l5.8l7,l78 five years
earlier.
Real estate loans amounted
TO $26.99l. ASS. compared with
$24, 467.169 a year ago and $l6,-
564,073 five years ago.
Equitable will occupy half of
the first floor and basement of
the three-story building, a total
Of around 5000 square feet, and
will lease the other half OF the
first floor and the upper two
floors, a total Of around 1000
square feet.
The new office is of steel
and masonry construction and
has an attractive facing of
marble and brick. An i'm
portant feature is a spacious
auditorium in the basement. |
which civic organizations have
been invited to use. Equitable
already has been swamped
with requests for its use.
Francis q. Addison III has ,
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PEOPLE
BUSINESS

S. David Pursglove is editor
OF a new weekly report, the
Chemical Letter, published by
Vincent F. Callahan.
William NJ. Goldenzweig.
chartered life underwater in
the Fulwiler Agency of Lincoln
National Life Insurance Co..
has qualified for the National
Quality Award for 1859.
Richard b. English of Shirl-
ington Motor Co. was rated
among the top 300 Lincoln
and Mercury statesmen In the
Nation and among the top IA
in this area.
Frank J. Patterson, formerly
with Karl Hoffman. Inc. has
joined the production staff of
Anderson & Co., Inc. profess
slonal insurance service firm.
as assistant secretary.
Dennis w. DOweIl was named
research director of George T,
Petsche Advertising Agency.
Sylvester b. Mason, %. was
named manager of the Be-
thesda store Of Home, Inc.
do-it-iyourself tile chain. He
Is the first Negro to serve as
store manager for the firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-12
Summer Items
Lift RetuiI Trade

NEW YORK, June IL (AP)
Brisk demand for hot weather
items lifted the Nations retail
trade this week. according to q
Dun & Bradstreet Inc. survey
Total retail business was well
ahead Of a year ago.
Consumers spent freely on
summer clothes, barbecue sup
plies. air conditioners, garden
furniture and summer food
specialities.
New car sales maintained a
fast pace.
Best sellers in apparel were
women's cotton dresses. Mems
wear merchants reported in
creased buying of ties. belts.
shirts and other furnishings in
anticipation of Fathers Day
June 81.
Grocers reported sharply
higher sales of ice cream. cold
cuts and frozen foods.
Total dollar volume of retail
trade for the week ended
Wednesday was estimated by
Dun & Bradstreet at 5 to 7 per
cent higher than a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-12
INCA 10 Sell
81 Million Of
Debentures

The Securities and Exchange
Commission has cleared the APP
plication Of the Mortgage Corp.
of America headed by Edward
X. Jones. president Of Weaver
Bros. Inc, for an offering of
81 million Of 4ss per cent coll
lateral trust notes secured by
5h per cent FHA-insured
mortgages.
This Is the first public offer
ing Of such an investment. ac-
cording to FILA Commissioner
Julian H. Zimmerman. FILA
has approved the new corpora
ton.
I'VE hope 1t Is the beginning
of a movement to bring FILA
mortgages into a wider market
and thus make more money
available for financing the
homes American families
need" Mr.. Zimmerman de-
clared.
Founded last November, the
Mortgage Corp. Of America has
been incorporated in Maryland
and has its main Offices at 100
st. Paul street, Baltimore, Nd,
which is also the Baltimore
offices Of Weaver Bros. Inc.
The new venture will be q
joint one with Carey Winston
g. Co.. Washington realtors and
mortgage bankers, and J. Max
well Pringle & Co. Of New York.
N. y. mortgage bankers.
Carey Winston is a director
OF the new corporation, which
will offer $1,000 notes. matur-
ing in 10 or 20 years at semi
annual interest, The Mortgage
Corp. will invest in insured
mortgages originating with
others.
Mr.. Jones is president and a
director Of the new corporation.
Other officers are: Sidney H..
FINLEY. jr.. Of Baltimore. senior
vice president, treasurer and a
director; Martin r. West. jr.,
Of Washington. vice president,
secretary and a director: Hugh
H. Gambrill Of Baltimore. as
sistant secretary. and E. Cath
crime Byrne of Baltimore and
William P. Sey Of New York
City. directors.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

~ CHICAGO, June I2 (AP) (usDAl
HOGS 5,b00, slow, steady to ~ Lover
on butchers. most decline on weIghts
under go lbs: instances as mI,ch ss
30 lower on l-2 lots under 5a0 H. 20 |,
sows steady to 26 lower; yery M Wns lvs;,
trade on weights below 2a6 lbs eyen .
mixed grade 10000 lbs TX 7Ssiia 81,
manly 1900; mixed grade e these
Welgn nus hH;25 - IL: 75i several lots mostly
Is lS0-22O lbs. 16.50-l7 90: $50 head
elose sorted a. 1900; mixed 2-3 300
go los; lb.5O-l6 some l-2 24O
IDS at 1915; mixed ga 24O-27O lbs.
l0.Oo-16.6b; weights over 27O lbs.
relatively scarce: q few mixed "a 27O-
3lO lbs, 14.25-15.00; mixed grade
330-400 10. sows 12.O0-I3.OO; a few
275-330 lbs. 13.00-l425: and most
4bn-6bO lbs. 11.75-l2. 90.
Cattle 300; calves none; not enough
slaughter steers or heifers on sale
Tor price test; cows slow, steady to
weak; bulls moderately active, steady;
vealers weak TO fully I 90 lower: stock
ers and feeders weak; a few good to
low choice slaughter steers 25.25-
% 90: Q few utility and standard
~ .0O-25.00. q few utility, standard
and low good heifers 20.5O-25 90; a
few standard cows $500; utility and
commercial lg.25.21. 10: Gamers and
cutters 17.00-20.50; utility and COM
Hercial bulls 22.50-25. 90: few
standard and GOOD vealers "a. 00-3I 90;
Gull and utility lb.00-23.00 q part
load medium 675 ID. stock steers %. 90
Sheep 100; not enough on sale for
price test.
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stockholders will be granted
the right to subscribe TO the
new issue at a ratio Of one new
share for each four shares now
held at $40 per share.
Although it is expected that
stockholders will exercise their
rights fully. any shares of the
new issue not subscribed by
present stockholders will be
offered to the general public
after expiration of an option
period.
The stock dividend will be
payable by the board
from undivided profits. and will
be payable on such date as the
comptroller Of the currency
shall make the increase effec-
tive. Mr.. Robinson added.
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dividend to present stockhold-
ers. and by the sale Of an addi-
tional $4,000 shares Of common
stock.
Total capitalization will rise
from the present 81 million to
$l.350.o0O. Mr.. Robinson said.
Final action on the matter,
however. must await approval
Of the banks stockholders, who
will meet at noon on Tuesday.
July 81, at the main Office of
First and Citizens at 531 King
street. Alexandria.
In the first phase of stock
increase. stockholders Of record
will receive one new share of
common stock for each 10
shares now held. In addition,
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ZMore Banks Up Rote

The Federal Reserve Board
yesterday authorized the re-
serve banks at Cleveland and
Richmond to increase their dis
count rate to 31a per cent. All
IL reserve banks now have
adopted the higher interest
charge on money borrowed from
the reserve system by member
banks.
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First&Citizens
Plans 35Pct.
Capital Boost

The First and Citizens Ma
tional Bank Of Alexandria will
soon increase its capitalization
by IS per cent. it was an
nounced today by Clarence j.
Robinson. president.
This will be accomplished in
two distinct stages by the is
suance Of q 10 per cent stock