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Evening star., 1961-01-18
Jefferson Federal
Near $37 Million

Assets Of Jefferson Federal
Savings and Loan Association
reached a new high Of $685.
88S,361 on completion Of its
57th year Of operations at the
end Of 1860, reported Fred A,
Smith, board chairman and
chief executive officer.
The record total was up 7.6
per cent from $34,293,785 at
the end Of 1859. The associa-
ttion started in 1908 with assets
Of, only $4,000, Mr.. Smith
pointed out.
Invested savings amounted
to $31 ,309,471 on December 81
a. gain Of 10 per cent from
$20, ,029, ,286 a year earlier. Firs
mortgage loans reached $780,
625,246, UP 7.3 per cent from
1.441,79 at the end Of 1853
Reserves and surplus now to
tai $2,406,5 $50, compared with
50, 1853, $50 a year ago.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Two CAP
Financing
DeuIsCIeured

The Public Utilities Commits
sion yesterday approved the
sale Of $40 million in deben-
lures by the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co.
The commission also ap-
proved the issue Of $25 million
in promiSsory notes to the
American Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. by C&P Co.
The company is attempting
to finance extensions and i'm
provements in its communica-
ton facilities. The commission
found the method of financing
to be "in the public interest"
and an acceptable method of
raising the needed capital.
There has been no opposition.
In other action at the Dis
trict Building. the Commission
ers cleared legislation designed
to free fire insurance COM
panies from compulsory men,
bership in an industry rating
bureau.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Newberg Sues
Chrys|er Corp.
For S450,O00

DEsTROIT, Jan. 1S (AP).-
William C. Newberg today sued
Chrysler Corp, which fired him
as president June 80, seeking
to recover $3.50, 900 he agreed
to pay following his discharge.
In an 18-page brief filed in
Wayne (Detroit) County Cir
cult Court, Mr.. Newberg alleged
that false and fraudulent rep
resentations, overreaching, un-
due influence. coercion and du-
ress" were exercised upon him
and his wife Dorothy by Chrys-
Ter and its agents.
The corporation said at the
time it had uncovered conflicts
of interest because of Mr.. New
berg's holdings in two firms
which made parts for the auto
company.
On July 81 Chrysler said Mr..
Newberg had agreed to pay the
company $3.50 900 as his part of
the profits from these two COM
panies. In today's petition. he
said he and his wife paid $780,
600 in cash in July, gave q note
for $130.000 and assigned
Chrysler rights to stock worth
$125. 900.
Mr.. Newherg's attorney,
Joseph w. Louisell, was granted
a temporary restraining order
against Chrysler, and q hear
ing was set for January q.
The temporary order will hold
up a SOS. 900 payment by Mr..
Newberg on the note due Janu-
ary 81.
Mr.. Newberg in his petition
charged he had been falsely
lulled into q sense of security
by representatives Of Chrysler
concerning his interests in the
supplier firms, interests which
he said were common knowl-
edge Of Chrysler Board Chair
man L. L. (Tex) Colbert and
other company officials.
Further. he said. he had dis
posed Of such interests prior to
becoming president Of Chrys-
Ter last April. He said he was
confronted entirely by surprise
by the demand for his resigna-
ton without having an op-
portunity to consult or advise
with anyone as to his rights"
Evening star., 1961-01-18
American Security
Affiliate Elects

Stockholders Of American
Security Corp. yesterday elected
to their board Of directors VIII
liam T. Leith, president and
general counsel Of Peoples Life
Insurance Co.. and Joe Hume
Gardner. president of Bingham
& Taylor Foundry.
Mr.. Leith. a native Of Wash
ington, graduated from Amer
ican University and the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania Law
School. He started with Peo-
pies Life in 1941. Mr.. Gardner
is a director Of Universal Ball
Co. Of Philadelphia and the
Hartford Steel Ball Co. of
Hartford in addition to head
ing the Culpeper (va.) foundry.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Electrical Output last week
rose $40 to 14,684,000 ,000
kilowatt-hours.-Edison Elec-
trio Institute.
Business Failures in the week
ended Jan. IL totaled 1886, COM
pared with 292 in the 1860
week.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Cattle and Calves on feed for
the Slaughter market in 26
major feeding States were at
a record high January / Of
7.l73 900 head. SO more than
a year earlier.-Agriculture
Dept.
Copper Shipments in De-
cember Of 91.163 tons were
down $3.50 from the November
figure as stocks rose 9.01S tons
to 1922. highest level since
September. 1958.-Copper In
stitute.
r. Hoe q Co. reported largest
order volume in decade in 1860.
with 81 newspapers, SO maga-
zine and speciality firms and 10
Canadian and Latin American
publishers ordering new print
ing equipment.
Textron reported record sales
in 1860 Of 1898 million with
earnings Of close to So q share
VS.. $308, POI, ,637 and 1881 in
1859. when earnings were $16,-
643, ,085. Sales Of $3.50 million
were forecast for 1861.
Columbia Picture said earn
ings in 8 months ended Decem-
Der 26 bettered those Of the
preceding quarter ($510,000)
and Of a year earlier ($307 ,000)
There are no plans for cash
dividendeS on common stock
General Foods in 9 months
ended December 81 earned
$47, ,862, 900, or $1.93 a share, VS..
$43,507.000. or SLIT, in 1853
period.
Public Service EGG in calen-
dar year earned $46,338,814. or
$2.76 a share. VS.. $39, ,244, ,108, or
$2.42. in 1859.
United States Lines In 1860
earned $8,297 900. or $4.86 a
share. VS.. $8,l55,812. or $4.77,
in 1859.
United States Sugar In year
ended October 81 earned $3,-
553,227. or $2.32 a share, VS.,
So, 400, ,627. or 1928. in 1858
period.
Western Md. Rwy. in 1860
earned $4,653,000. or $2.42 q
share. VS.. $5,843,0 900, or 1912,
in 1859.
New York, Chicago & st.
Louis in 1860 earned $l2,03l,-
600, or $2.87 q share, VS.. $l3,-
1888 or $500, in 1859.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Deposits Here
Rise Slightly

Deposits OF Washington's
three largest banks edged a
little higher, while gross loans
receded somewhat in the week
ended January II. but both
items were above a year ago,
according to latest data from
the Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond.
Deposits Of Riggs National.
American Security g. Trust and
National Bank Of Washington
aggregated $1,152,922,000 on
January II. compared with
81 .150,772, 900 a week earlier
and $1,000, ,525.000 on the like
1860 date.
Gross loans aggregated $780,
952 900, compared with $751;
632, 900 q week earlier and
$523, $4,000 a year ago.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
New Officers Elected
BY Grocery Group

At the annual meeting Of the
Grocery Manufacturers Repre-
sentativeS Association at the
Continental Hotel Mon d y
night, the following officers
were elected:
Ed Harris Of w. H. Bryant
Co., president; Art Nerret Of
Canada Dry, Inc, first vice
president; Joseph Mulinari OF
Morton Salt Co., second vice
president: Joe Ware Of Joseph
Ware Co., treasurer: Lawrence
Fitzgerald Of Mangels Herold
Co.. secretary and assistant
treasurer.
Elected directors were: Mel
son Barnett. Bob Ford. James
O'Reilly, Jack Reeves. Speros
Versis. Paul Mccarthy. Pat
Junkin and Otis Barnes.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Pentogon Federal
Votes Extra Dividend

Directors Of Pentagon Fed
eral Credit Union have declared
a regular 4 per cent dividend
plus an extra dividend of u
Of l per cent for $1,000 men,
bers. it was announced yester-
day by President Charlie,
Brewer.
The dividends are based or
net earnings Of $403, 900 for the
last year.
Assets increased more thar
81 million to 5000, 900 during
1860 and loans to members ex.
ceeded SIS million in the year
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Armour Expands

CHICAGO. Jan. 18 (AP).-
Armour and Co. yesterday an
nounced the acquisition Of
Ris- Van, Inc. of Belmond,
Iowa. a leading producer Of
liquid-mixed fertilizers. In
cluded in the transaction are
seven plants in Iowa and Min
neSota.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Offering Completed
By Nucledr Research

Nuclear Research Associates,
Inc, a Washington-based elec-
tronics firm. has sold its entire
recent offering Of 250.000 shares
of common stock. 1t was an
nounced yesterday by s. Green
hoot Fischer, board chairman
The stock can be traded on the
over-the- counter market.
The company maintains Of
fices in the Woodward Building
apd operates q laboratory IA
cility at 1915 Hunters Point
lavenue, Long Island City, N. Y.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Woshington Mutual
sDecIores Dividend

Directors of Washington
Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.
have declared a quarterly
dividend of 8 cents a share
from investment income, pay
able March ! to holders OF
record January 81.
Bernard j. Neese, executive
secretary Of the fund, reported
net assets reached q new high
Of e23 million at the years end
an increase Of IS per cent In
the last IL months.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Bank Debts Reflect
Shows in December

In common with retail trade,
bank clearings and other ba-
rometers, Washington bank
debts in December reflected
curtailment Of activities by
heavy snow in that month,
data from the Federal Reserve
Board disclosed.
December debts totaled $2,-
1895, 900, a decrease of 2.5
per cent from $2,172,809, 900 in
December last year. Debts
for the calendar year 1860 ag-
gregated $22, ,692, ,203, 900, up o.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Big PIuns for Kodak

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 1&
(AP).-Eastman Kodak CO.
said yesterday it will spend.
about $40 million in 1861 for
additions, requirements and
improvements to facilities in
this country, equaling 1960's
record expenditure.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Analysts to Hear
Foyrinqton Official

Jacob Saliba, wise president
of harrington Manufacturing
Co., will address the Washing
ton Society Of Investment
Analysts at q Presidential Arms
luncheon on Tuesday, Janu-
ary "a.
President w. M. Tetrick of
the harrington firm also will
attend the luncheon.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
D.C.Lfe Underwriters
To Meet Tomorrow

The District Life Under
writer's Association will hear
Russell w. Steger, general
agent for New England Life at
Chicago. at a regular luncheon
meeting at the Presidential
Arms tomorrow.
Mr.. Steger recently was
named as one Of the 10 most
outstanding young men in the
City Of Chicago and is one Of
New England Lies youngest
general agents. He Is o life and
qualifying member Of the NIL
lion Dollar Round Table.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Credit Group to Have
50th Anniversary

The Credit Management As
ISOLATION Of Greater Washing
ton, organized in 1911 as the
Washington Association Of
Credit Men. will celebrate its
50th anniversary at o Presi-
Dental Arms dinner meeting
Thursday night.
Alan s. Jeffrey. executive
vice president Of the National
Association Of Credit Manage
ment. will be guest speaker.
The Washington group is af-
filiated with NACM.
Evening star., 1961-01-18

meeting and succeeded Walter
ing the bank for IS years.
MIR. Sippel reported the Con-
tf6ller Of the Currency has ap-
proved distribution Of q so per
cent stock dividend by his in
etitution.
An additional share Of capital
stock will be issued for each
two now outstanding. Frac-
tional shares will not be issued.
but bearer warrants for half
shares will be provided for the
odd share any shareholder may
have. .-.
Mr.. Cole, the retiring presi-
dent. started with Citizens Ma
tional as q teller In 1923, be-
came assistant cashier and
then cashier. -.
He was elected vice president
and a director in 1852 and pres
ident in 1854. He has been
active in the Laurel Lions Club
and the American Legion, and
has served on the board Of the
Laurel Methodist Church for
many years.
Started Here In 1885
Mr.. Sippel, the new president.
started his banking career as
sn assistant national bank ex-
Aminer in washington in 1885,
was q national bank examiner
from 1947 to 1850. and then be-
came vice president of the old
National Metropolitan Bank
here.
When that bank was acquired
by American Security & Trust
Co. in 1858, he was named q
vice president Of that institu-
ton. He became executive vice
president Of Citizens National
on April !, 1860.
A native Of Baltimore, Mr..
Sippel attended public and pri-
Vate schools there and is q grad
Elate Of Duke University. He is
3 Navy veteran Of World War
II and q member of Takoma
Lodge Of the Masons, the WASH
ington Knights Templars. the
Sherwood Forest Club and the
Laurel Rotary Club.
Stockholders at the annual
meeting elected a board Of 10
directors, including John 8.
Stanley, member of the Balti-
more law firm Of Hershey.
Donaldson. Williams and STAN
ley, Mr.. Sippel. Mr.. Cole and
J. Russell Jones, Laurel mer-
chant and president Of the
Laurel Building Association.
I. May Need Two Warrants
In the dividend distribution,
stockholders holding an odd
. number Of shares viii need to
acquire q warrant for an ad-
0itional half share from an
&ther warrant owner to COM
q line with the half-share war
fant they will receive. Two
half-share warrants can be ex-
changed for one share Of ad-
itional stock.
Warrants have been dated
January II and viii be ex-
. Shangeable until noon, Feb
.. ruary 10. On February 20,
trustees holding title to the
whole shares represented by
outstanding warrants will sell
the whole shares and distribute
proceeds pro rata to holders Of
. Nnexchanged warrants.
: The dividend will increase
Citizens National capital stock
10 $500, 900. The banks surplus
femains at $400. 900 and un-
divided profits exceed 500, 1000.
Record deposits at the end
of 1860 totaled $12,226. 500. up
G,448,615 or 1875 per cent from
. year earlier.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
METALS

NEW YORK. Jan, 1s (AP).-Spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Cop:
Valley. Lead u cents q pound. New
York. Zinc liza cents q pound East
York. Foreign silver a1ss cents pei
scrap steel No heavy was quoted
BY Iron Age at 29.0O-30. 90.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Anaconda Output Cut

NEW YORK, Jan. l8 (AP).-
The Anaconda Co. said today 1t
will reduce copper production
in the United States and Chile
by 10 per cent, effective i'm
mediately.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
John P. SippIe Elected
President Of Citizens
4 National at LoureI
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

l. John P. Sppe former Washington banker. has been
elected president Of the Citizens National Bank Of Laurel Nd
Il was announced today. s-a-, .Ht ....e.
Mr.. sppe who has been executive vice president. was
elected the institution following the stockholders
meeting and succeeded Walter Cole who retired after
Evening star., 1961-01-18
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished hy the
ers In Washington represent tie rSnae
within which locally active securities
could have been bought or sold at
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Reserve District No. 5
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY

OF Washington s. District Of Columbia at the close of
on December 81. 1860 Published in response to call
Comptroller of the Currency. under Section 521l
Revised Statutes.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
New Motel

The Caravan Motel on
Route 301, White Plains, Md,
now boasts a restaurant to
add to its other facilities,
according to Maryin Kay, of
Caravan Associates, which
owns the structure.
The motel, which COM
prises IS units, also has an
indoor pool.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Bethesda Reolty
Moves headquarters

Bethesda Realty Co. has
just moved its offices to new
and larger quarters at 4614
East-West highway, one-half
block east of Wisconsin av-
enue, Carl r. Sturges, presi-
dent, announced this week.
The firm specializes in res
idential sales in the Be-
thesda, Chevy Chase ant d
Kensington areas and is ex-
elusive agent for some six
Evening star., 1961-04-15

TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES IN PoToMAc-s4oe und e4l7
FALLS RoAo-oPEN TODAY SUM- l-e-Tuks your choices
bundnew rambler bundnew split level adjoining huers
wooded lots in the best Of Poomoe Both fine homes by
highly reputobe builder priced in the lower 40s! Both hove
bedrooms den fomy rereution rooms prVots dining
and beautiful big kitchens River Rood Potomac inter
section; left to homes Mr. MeussI. o. 4-2575
Evening star., 1961-04-15

TULIP HILL-ExctUsWE COMMUNITY OF LARGE COSTLY
HOMES OFF MASS AVE.-6604 TULIP HILL TERRAcE-oPEN
SUM- l6-Never oson Ieost hordy ever will you find
much real estate such fine Location for the money! Everything
about this home large ond spoeious Lbov powder
Living is l5x25. bedrooms moser l8x22 baths End
floor 2co eooee Lot eonns 5000 square ond mony
beautiful Offer in Low SOS might buy! Moss Ave- ex-
tended left at Tulip Hill sign Tulip Hill Terrace cmdr Gord
EN-. 1864
Evening star., 1961-04-15

POTOMAC SNOWFLAKE ON } ACRES! los24 FOX HUNT LANE
open TO-DAY SUN, l-6-Lons low and lovely rumbIsr in
very fine section Of Potomac Brund-new ond Of very superior
quui by prominent builder Wide hail. large v rm
pvute din. m ubuous kit PLUS family room, PLUS bed
ord baths ALL ON ONE FLOOR Recreation plus
5h bedroom and Bird both plus sized 2eur garage in
out ofsround lower floor Priced at $4se50 River
Rood beyond Potomoc intersection Fox Meadow sign left
Fox Hunt Lone. Mr.. Bortz, EN-. 5-336S
Evening star., 1961-04-15

FIRST PREsENTAToN!- GREENWICH FOREST CONSIDERED
BY MANY, BETHESDAS CHOICE LOCATION! 55o3 LAMBETH
RoAD-oPEN SUNDAY, l-5-Chumine home in d beautiful
neshborhOod Rombe with bedrooms. 2 bohs large fumy
room pvute dining oom breakfast oom garage puO slate
roof hot-wuter heat lot llox25 LOWER 30s FOR QUICK
SALE! Old Georgetown Rood; left Wilson Lone; right on
HOmpden Lone; right Lambeth Mr. Bradford WH 6777I.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Walker and Dunlop
Get New Apartment

Walker & Dunlop, Inc, has
been appointed managing
agent of Hampshire Gardens,
a 132-unit apartment devel-
opment on Eastern and New
Hampshire avenues NV.
william McAinsh, property
manager for the local firm,
negotiated the agreement
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Realty Boord Sets
June 70 Outing

The Washington Real Es-
tate Board will hold its oath
annual outing on June 29,
Frank J. LuchS, president, re-
ported this week.
Henry L. BOuScaren will be
chairman of the all day
event to be held at the In
dian Spring Country Club.
Included among the events
will be a golf tournament,
swimming, tennis, a cocktail
party and buffet dinner.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
MonogeFs to Learn
Boiler Concept

The Project Management
Association will hold its
regular monthly meeting at
8 pm. Thursday in
the Harrington Admins
tration Building. Melton d.
Haney, president, announced
today.
Jess Diuguid, program
chairman, said the program
will offer q new concept in
boiler maintenance"
Evening star., 1961-04-15
BoTr Volume
Up in March

Barr Realty. Inc, Of Ar
lingotn, announced that It's
sales volume in March was
up 900 per cent over its to-
tai for March, 1860.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

FIRST TIoN-BETHESDA-LANDoN VILLAGE-7603
WESTFeLD DRIVe-oPEN SUN, -6-Most otoetive eontem-
poruy spt-IeVe spoess condition bedrooms IA boths
finished recreation barbecue puo Anchoeneed lot
cured to perfection LOW LOW 30s River Rood Wilson Lune
right WestfeId right open house. Mr. Murray o. 6S076
Evening star., 1961-04-15
WorsIey Added
To ConIey Stoff

James c. Conley 81 Co.,
Inc, of Silver Spring, this
week announced addition to
its sales force of Give
W0rsley.
Mr.. Worsley has a number
of years experience in the
real estate field in Mont
gomery and Prince Georges
Counties, the firm said.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

BIG CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER-ssls OREGON AvENUE-opEN
SUM-, 5-RombIers very northwest D. c. Here
beouy overlooking Rock Creek Pork Wide center hoI living
5x27 prvote dn rm lovely kit bedrooms, IA boths
rec rm with fireplace 2-cor buiIn soroee; CENTRAL AIR
coNo Priced MD4os Nebraska Ave- Oregon left home
Mr. Morris o. 4-0027.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

OUR FIRST PRESENTATIoN-NEW HOME OF VERY ExcEP-
TloNAL QUALITY IN EXCLUSIVE FORT SUMMER HILLS-5o25
WESTPATH TERRACE-oPEN SUNDAY, l-6-Beoufu Colonial
featuring large bedroom Library and full both st floor;
big bedrooms bothS End floor Screen porch garage oqe
level Iot Public and purocho schools Wonderful eos-n con
venenes LOWER 4os! Moss Ave to Glen Echo Fehouss left
Sonsumoe Rd to Fort Sumner right block Westputh
Terroce; left to home Mr. Barrow, OIL. 6-Sl22
Evening star., 1961-04-15
ReoLy Revue
Montgomery Realtors Slate AnnuoI Dance

of the w. C. & A. N. Miller
Development Co., the firm
announced this week.
A graduate of Georgetown
University. Mr.. Laux is a for
mer business economist with
the Department of Labor.
For the last eight years he
has specialized in real estate
sales in Northwest Washing
ton and Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
RYLAN D D-

FIRST Observation-Disclosures LANDoN SCHOOL AREA OF
BETHESDA-670o WILSON LANE-oPEN TODAY & SUN, Is
Immaculate brick romber with bedrooms ~ boths beautiful
recreation with fepoe large porch and eopo
Low, Low 3os! Bradley Blvd to Wilson Lune left to 670s Mr.
Kbbey OIL. 6-5947.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Solesmen Form
Three Committees

The Salesmen's Council of
the Montgomery County
Board of Realtors said this
week they have formed three
new committees. They are
Membership, Educational and
Ethics and Standards.
Following an organization
meeting a week ago a public
relations committee was es-
tablished.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Appraisers Group
To Hear Rosinski

Donald C. ROsinski, chair
man Of the Washington Real
Estate Boards advisory unit
to the National Capita !
Downtown Committee. will
address a dinner meeting Of
the Society of Residential
Appraisers at $3.50 pm. Mon
day in the Occidental Res
taurant. Mr.. Rosinski will
discuss 1.-THE Positive APP
proach to Downtown Wash
ington,"
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Apartment Management
Tokes in Recreation

Carl M. Freeman las
turned UP the newest wrinkle
in apartment management
with the appointment of a
recreation director for the
seven Carl M. Freeman
Americana Apartment Com
munities.
Beginnign April 20, Mrs.
Fran Wilburt, who has been
resident manager of the
Americana Flower Apart
ments, will take over the new
job.
She will be incharge of
various adult and children's
activities such as art and
bridge classes. swimming
pool events, bowling and lit
tie leagues and special holi-
day events.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
Serring the Home Osrners of Metropolitan
Washington for Nearly Thirty Years
DIST RIcT-

FIRST PRESENTATION! NEAR BRARcLIFF AND SPRING VAL
LEY IN THE POTOMAC PALISADES-550l HAWTHORNE PLACE
NW-oPEN SUN, 16-Moy not look like rombler, but II Is
with beautifully finished streeteve lower floor. CENTRAL
AIR CONDITIONING! bedrooms, boths Lhree fomy
with fireplace Delightful poto Custom built in 1883 Macarthur
Blvd right Cathedral Ave. Hawthorne Place. Mr. Block
FE. Sl550.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Areo Men to Speak
At Management Meet

Two Washington men will
take active roles in the Ex-
ecutive Management Confer
ence May 5 to 9 in Chicago.
The conference is sponsored
by the Institute of Real Es-
tate Management.
John c. Williamson, di-
rector of the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Boards
Department Of Governmental
Affairs, will discuss the new
real estate investment trust
law, and Richard H. Swes-
mix, a governor Of the newly
organized National Associa-
ton Of Real Estate Invest
ment Funds, will speak on
syndicates and joint ven-
lures.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

with B. c. Morton & Co. of
Boston.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
ReoIty Revue

The Montgomery County
Board Of Realtors will hold
its 18th annual dinner and
dance April % at the Indian
Spring Country Club,
C. Robert Gray, board presi-
dent, announced this week.
The event will begin with
champagne hour at $50
pm, continue with dinner
and dancing through l am.
Vincent Lopez and his
Hotel Taft Orchestra will be
on hand for the dancing and
vocalist, Faye Sean will sing,
Esther L. Huriaux is chair
man of this years Dinner
Dance Committee. She is be-
ing assisted in the arrange
ments by Margaret Dunkley
Held, John H. Beers, c. Au
brey DAVIS, A. v. PiSani
Leonard N. RaffelI and Ed
ward C. HoImead,
Evening star., 1961-04-15
HuepeF Joins
Walker g Dunlop

Klaus w. Hueper has
joined Walker g. Dunlop,
Inc, as a commercial loan
officer and appraiser. the
firm announced this week.
Mr.. Hueper. a Princeton
graduate who has taken real
estate courses at American
University, formerly was with
the mortgage loan depart
ment of Acacia Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

Loux Named
To Miller Stoff
Bernard c. Laux has been
appointed to the sales staff
Evening star., 1961-04-15

new home builders in Mont
gomery County.