Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

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Commissioner Of the Federal
Housing Administration. will
speak at q meeting Of the
Society Of Residential APP
praisers at $3.50 pm. Monday
in the Embers Restaurant, 728
Thirteen street NV.
Mr.. Zimmerman will dis
cuss the work Of FILA fee
appraisers under the 1859
Housing Act and other aspects
of the new housing legisla-
ton.
Avoiding Legal BOBBY
Traps in Property Manage
ment" will be the topic of dis
cussion for three Washington
area attorneys before a din
ner meeting sponsored by the
District Chapter, Institute of
Real Estate Management, at
$50 pm. Thursday in the
Touchdown Club, 14l4 I
street NV.
The lawyers who will speak
are wallace Luchs, G. Gregg
Everngam and Robert c.
COleburn. The three represent
firms in. respectively, the Dis
trict, Maryland and Virginia.
John r. Lynch, Of Wood
ward & Norris, will moderate
the session.
The officers and executive
committee of the Northern
Virginia Real Estate Board
will head a delegation Of some
so members from the board
who will attend the conven-
ton of the Virginia Real ES-
tate Association Wednesday
through next Saturday at
Williamsburg.
Two Of the boards past
presidents will figure promi-
'nently in election activity at
the meeting.
Stephen G. YeOnas has
been nominated for the presi-
.dency of the State asSocia-
etion. Also during the con-
,vention, board members will
seek formal support from the
State group for the nomi-
nation of Randall J. Hicks as
q director of the National
Association of Real Estate
Boards.
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: Lee Frew Plat, chairman
of the Educational Commit
tee Of the Washington Area
''Women's Council of the Ma
tional Association of Real
Estate Boards. has announced
the names of speakers for the
councils all-day educational
seminar Thursday at Ken
wood Country Club.
They are: Samuel W.
Barrow, ST., director, Randall
H. Hagner & Co.; Owens
Haynes, president, Metro
politan Title Co.: Robert
Harmon, of the Internal
Revenue Service, and Arch
Lustberg, of the Speech and
Drama Department at Catho-
lie University.
Coin of the realm is not
always the reward for real
estate services.
Robinson Land Brokers.
Inc, of Silver Spring, reports
that it's commission in the
recent leasing of a barn
turned out to be 200 freshly
killed chickens delivered, iced,
to the firms Office.
Sale Of homes through the
Multiple Listing Service of
the Northern Virginia Real
Estate Board for September
was 80 per cent ahead of the
same month a year ago,
John N. Decker, director of
the service, reports.
In September, POI homes
were sold through the service
as against ISL for the same
period in 1859.
Mr.. Decker also reported
that during the first nine
months of the year l,761
houses were sold through
Multiple Listing and that
UT OF them were sold by q
. broker other than the one
originally listed the house.
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Arthur F. Fisher, formerly
with Weinberg g. Bush, Inc,
has announced opening of a
real estate Office specializing
in appraisal services at 709
Investment Building, 1911 K
street NV. Mr.. Fisher is a
member of both the Ameri-
can Institute of Real Estate
Appraisers and the Society
OF Residential Appraisers.
Edward w. Adams, general
manager of the E. w. Adams
Co., has announced opening
Of the firms new general
brokerage and contracting
Office at 1900 Ardmore road,
GduQOVer.
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Raymond Rivera has Joined
the sales staff of the S. G.
GerachiS Realty Co. of Falls
Church, the firm has an
nounced.
Mr.. Rivera was formerly
engaged in photogrammetric
engineering and more re-
Gently has been in sales work
with several Washington area
automobile agencies.
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T. Fred williams of w. v.
/. & M. Realty, who handles
Washington area sales for
Lanark Village, Fla, said
today the development stu