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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Ire acres on paved road. 2
tenant houses, 2 large barns. out.
acre tob. .lios.i 80 i mi. D. PSnd 10
'2-12.9 acres on county road, barn,
stable. .3,aere tob. allot.. 50 mi.
acres, gentle rolling land.
sunken .silo. upright silo, corn
house. 2 baths. lake. long road
frontage, fenced. 80 acres cleared.
Arm. tenant house. ideal for cat
tie or horse farm, building sites
R Riye desT oea fg OF resS snt
quick sale. As mi. D. C. S25, 900.
4-Charles County, $50 acres, sos
acre tob. allot.. 100 acres cleared.
4 tenant houses with electricity
and running water, modern 2-bed-
nm. main home. handicapped, 7 tob.
barns. 8 tractors with complete
equip. virgin timber, So mi. D. c.,
frontage on main road.
CALVERT REALTY AGCY. CORP.
Prince Frederick Md. Phone los
II no answer call 1S4 or 354
HOWARD COUNTY = Horse farm,
Lovely 5-bedroom, 2-bath brick
and-frame Colonial. LIST floor has
fireplaces. large living room.
0lulnR room, zen and Dig Family
room. modern kitchen, all hard
wood floors. 20 acres. all fenced
and plenty of water. LAIRD B.
SCOTT, ~. o-O42O, or cali John
Swan, 301--AT. 6-260s.
HOWARD COUNTY
Mr.. TRIADELPHIA LAKE New
ranch home wImany charming
Early American details. 6 rms,
baths, fireplace, surrounded BY
rolling farmland and woods, pas.
ture for horses. Q acres, S26, 900
100 ACRES - Good bldgs, anc
fences, long frontage on BOTT
SIDES Of road in desirable invest
ment area mr.. Clarksville. Terms
l145 ACRES-Spacious 15O-yr. -olt
home, barns, meadow w/streami
and SMALL RIVER. Secluded To-
cation in farm estate area. 1885,
acre.
Call AT. e-233e or KE. 1910
PIERRE c. DUGAN & NEPHEW
Clarksville Branch KE. l.545s
HUNT AND FISH on own l50 acre
in Blue Ridge foothills largt
streams, mostly wooded, 25 mile!
west of Warrenton. S4S9 yr, from
soil bank, some timber. $4,000
Agt. for RAY 7. CANNON, Real.
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Is acres, Harwood area, secluded
mostly wooded, garden space, 8.
bedrm. split-level. basement
screened porch. additional acreage
available.
2-Davidsonyille, brick home, full
basement. 2 bedrms.. 1877 acres,
300 #. Central avenue. 90 mi
D. C.. S16. 800.
3-45 min. from downtown D. c.,
81 -Sres, modernized farm home
3 bedrms., open beam ceiling in
liy. rm. with fireplace, paneled
dining rm.; ~ acre tob. allot.,
house with bath '' and c senSp'
heat, neighborhood Of estates, close
70 Bay beaches. reasonable terms
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
CORP, Elsie West Williams, Lo.
THAN. Md. Phone University Z.
5000. II no answer, call Prince
Frederick los.
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CHARLES Il IAMIS0N

CHARLES H. JAMESON
SO A. 6-rm. bungalow, liv. rm., din,
rri;, mod. kit, 8 bedrms., bath
1uu bsmt., oil heat. recently bull
horse-cattle and hay barn. Never
failing stream, good fencing, lush
sod, 2.500-ft. hard I'd, frontage
Mr: acc; Germantown. $4,000
Terms, $4,000 cash.
"A A. z rnl. framehouse, lge. barn
smoke faEs ,t ncpse' mise . farm bldgS
circular driveway, white boare
fencing. "a mi. I'd. frontage, IL
80 90 A. n p cyfessise' S f2I I46 3REA
10-rm. frame house. 15x17 Iiv
rm.. firepl., din. rrn., huge mod
kit, 4 bedrms., bath. oil h.-w.h.
5-rn. groom house, huge barn anc
stables for horses and cattle.
streams; rolling land, $1,000 pei
1 ssFe 4. t 7trm. pre-civil war .ton,
house he bath he. central heat. 1,2 z; 4
Rt. E 4oSeo ffbs sa i fslm s sf%iR ssS
2.09o-ft: hard I'd: frontase; Fred.
2s7 ''t 4. PooLSsv1LL fFms. i SSsSu,
producing tract, antebeilurn s-rm
farm msrs.'s house s rms bath bath
80 COW dairy barn, silo, misc
50 SpG nj D. G. 4o osT per rs acre. t.OtR srms
CHARLES H.'JAMISON
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Valuable
Franchise
Opportunity
(coNTlNUep)

available in mayor marketing
areas. Nationwide Safti-Brake
centers is now expanding into new
marketing areas. In less than five
years this chain, started in Wash
worlds largest brake specialists
and Is now operating SO units
from Washington, D. c., to Los
Angeles. Major marketing areas
are available to individuals who
can invest from $4,000 to $780,
600. This business will stand the
strictest. investigation. No automo-
tive BACKGROUND necessary, proven
business ability required. For app
polntment contact Mr.. Pollock,
NATIONWIDE SAFTI BRAKE
CENTERS, 1901 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda. Md. Phone: OIL. 4-928O.
WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL
CENTER EXCHANGE NO. 234 is
opening for bid q concession to
operate a laundry and dry-clean-
Ing pickup point in tailor shop at
WAITER REED ARMY MEDICAL
CENTER. Prospective applicants
are advised to apply in person to
Major Thomas o. Mitchell. EX-
change Officer, Bldg. A-03, for
concession application, service re-
uulrements and Inspection Of To-
cation. Written proposals must be
received at the exchange office
mot later than ~ noon, 10 Novem-
Der. 1862. The. right to reject all
bids is reserved.
Oc21 90, 2324
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w. VA.--3aO ACRES

sTRosNIpER REALTY CO.
Winchester, Virginia, 662-9Ses
EOS ACRES of deer hunting wood
land in the State Of Maine. Great
opportunity for hunting lodge.
Sacrifice for cash. Call 347-37I1,
Day, Warrenton, Va. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
COUNTRY ESTATES
STEPPED IN HISTORY

AN ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH Manor
house standing in the center OF
ITO beautiful acres, located in
historic Westmorelsnd County. Va.
Six miles from Washington birth
place and Is miles from the Rte.
301 Potomac bridge. Built by the
son Of the first u. 8. Atty. Gen,
In 1852 OF hand-fire brick and
strong timber beam made and
Grown on premises. An architec-
tural wonder with original slate
roof. High ceilings. first-floor
rooms and halls have plastered
cornices. Huge living room. formal
dining room, library. four bed
rooms have open fireplaees with
marble martles. PICTURESQUE stair
wav with black walnut rail with
spool palings is continuous from
first floor to third-floor gallery.
Perfect hard pine random width
floors refinished to natural color.
Full basement with two fireplaces.
Gorgeous 12-acre lawn with
stately trees Of many varieties.
Large lake, 25-acre pasture. Bal
ance woodland with bride paths.
This fine home completely re-
stored by research engineer. priced
~ of replacement costs. only
SO bO0 raSh nsQOtiahi
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VIRGINIA
Since. 1900
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Timber Tract & Hunting
Preserve: 1877 acres, estimated 1000
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fine drilled well. on State I'd, m.
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Underpriced at $4,000, only So. O0C
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CHURCH SITES
COLESVILLE

.CObESVlLIE
Spread out on this spacious 8 acre
tract in COW. Drumelda Hills
good frontage and depth, possible
to .subdivide. Reduced to Sill 500
Call for directions.
PALERMO & co.
WA. 7-SSSS WA. 7-790O
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PooLEsvILLE, MD.
|, S-9223 or 301-DI A-326s
CLARKE COUNTY
BEEF CATTLE FARM

1875 ACRES
In beautiful Clarke County neal
Berryville, Va. approx. SO mile,
from DC. in the Hunt Country {
1926 A top Blue Grass producing
Beef Cattle Farm now runnini
over 500 head plus producing al
feed: Abundance of running water
All fenced. over l mile road front
tage. City water main through
farm also. Farm manager ant
help win continue. Owner viii
consider dividing Farm into 60(
A tract and 225 A tract. Ownel
will finance with reasonable dow
payment. Owner will consider
trading on home in GEORGETOWN
Write or call e. e. BAYLISS, Jr.
Realtor, Winchester. Va. Phon,
MO. 2-17S1 All brokers nrotertad
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1875 ACRES

DARNEsTowN vIc.-10O acres. s
h sss@s s 99ss5oDS ds:s o stream an good
SENECA, MD-150 acres. IN mi
paved I'd. $4,000 dn.
TAWNEYTOWN, MD.-230 acres,
houses. beautiful stream, close In
town. $4,000, $4,000 dn.
POTOMAC HUNT-One bldg. site,
Is acres: S15. 900. 1-3 cash.
POTOMAC. MD:-40 acres. 2-acre
coming. $40, 900. M
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SEE AUTUMN LEAVES
IN THE SKYLAND
DRIVE COUNTRY
AT HIGH VIEW
81 MANOR

Drive up to High View Manor this
weekend. See the blazing autumn
color that brings visitors from
every state in the Union to North
ern Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

265 A, st. Mary's Colonial hous,
all cow. 4 bedrms.. firepls., tim
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HOWARD COUNTY

HUME AND FISH on own $50 acre
in Blue Ridge foothills largt
streams, mostly wooded, IS mile
west of Warrenton. S4Se yr, from
soil bank, some timber. $4,000
Agt. for RAY T. CANNON, Real.
, 1962-09-27
LEGISLATIVE RECORD

difference in a situation where you're participating in
a game Of chance at Sugar Estate and doing the same
Ole School. If you're going to enforce the section OF
thing at Mountain Top, the Virgin Isle Hotel, or at Cath.
the law dealing with these things, think that you should
do it all around. Mr.. Chairman, | would like to know
what yardstick the Commissioner of Public Safety uses
in permitting these people to conduct these games OF
chance here at the circus at Sugar Estate, while pro-
hibiting the citizens from participating in games OF
chance elsewhere. l want to have that clarified. And |
think that it is necessary along with this and some Of
the other things that have been going on here in con-
nection with the enforcement of the Civil Rights Act
If we can get the Commissioner of Public Safety here
before this Body to clear us up on this we may find
, 1962-09-27

that we need some additional legislation. Maybe he
might be misinterpreting the laws and things like that.
But I feel that we should have him here to clear this
thing up about these games of chance.
H PRESIDENT: If there are no objections, Mr..
De Castro can make Mr.. Monsanto Jack NJ. Monsanto,
Commissioners Of Public Safety available to US here to-
day or tomorrow to the Legislature.
MI. DE CASTRO: / can say that last week when
Senator Reese raised this question, as soon as | went
home that afternoon / called the Acting Governor gov
ernor PaieWonsky had already left for the States) and
lsked him if he would get in touch with Commissioner
Monsanto and tell him what had been said here, and
find out what was happening. The Acting Governor
called me back later that night, or the next morning be.
fore he left, and told me that he had discussed this ques-
ton with Monsanto, and the Commissioner had stated
that it was quite true that some games of chance had
been permitted in St. Croix, apparently, but that they
had been stopped, and that he had personally seen that
they had been stopped here, and that they were playing
only games Of skill. | have not been out there to the
circus, but that is the answer / got. But he said he would
make another investigation. He had seen all of the
instruments which could be games of chance, that is,
raffles and so on.
But | would have Commissioner Monsanto come
down.
Ito Be Continued u
Evening star., 1962-09-15
coIebrooke Terrace Now Open

A Fall Festival of Homes
exhibit is at 57o2 Nineteenth
avenue in Colebrooke Ter
race, Hillcrest Heights. Md.
Built by Norbeth Homes.
Inc, the house is one Of AZ
the firm plans for the COM
munity. At present 20 Of
these are finished and is
more are under construction.
In the community, the
building firm is offering
three basic de signs, each
with a number of variations,
executed by Architect Samuel
n. Beck. They are of brick
and frame construction.
Houses at Colebrooke Ter
race have from three to four
bedrooms and three bath
rooms. Sales of the homes,
which begin in price at $23.-
500, are h a died by the
building firm.
Discussing features Of the
home and community he
feels are outstanding. a
spokesman for the firm said:
"Our location is within one
mile of the District Line and
close to Andrews Air Force
Base. Homes are in q fully
developed area with all de-
sirable community facilities
already available"
The head Of the building
firm has been constructing
homes in the Washington
Evening star., 1962-09-15
Homes Open in Rovensworth Grove

Ravensworth Grove Is the
site Of a Fall Festival Of
Homes exhibit of M. P.
Builders.
The home, on H eritage
drive, Annandale, is one Of
four basic models the firm is
building in the community to
designs by Architect Harry E.
Ormston.
Planned for q total Of l76
homes, Ravensworth Grove
already has 81 houses fin
ished or under construction.
They are Of brick and alu-
rninum siding and have three
bedrooms and two baths.
The four basic models IN
clude a rambler. a split-level,
4 split-foyer and q bi-level,
each of which is offered with
q number OF KarlaCl0ns.
Principals in the building
firm have a background of
some IS years Of building in
the Washington area and in
that time have built some
1000 homes and approxi-
mately 1000 apartments.
Discussing aspects Of the
community he feels will in
terest festival visitors, q
spokesman for the builder
said:
"Thirty-five years Of con-
struction experience has
taught US the lasting value
Of good workmanship. Our
interest at Ravensworth
Grove is to apply all Of our
knowledge and experience to
Evening star., 1962-09-15
Some Eosy Gold

Here's an easy way to get
gold highlights on the carved
portion when you refinish
furniture.
Instead Of first enamelling
the article and then trying
to spot the carvings with
gold, apply the gold enamel
or lacquer first. the National
Evening star., 1962-09-15

there begin at $21,7s0.
Directions to reach the
community, as furnished by
the builder are:
"Out Columbia pike from
the Fourteenth Street Bridge,
to the center Of Annandale,
turn left on Ravensworth
Evening star., 1962-09-15

road to Heritage drive, right
on Heritage drive to model
homes"
For an approximate loca-
ton Of the community in the
Washington area, see No. %
on map. Page 2 Of this sec
ton.
Evening star., 1962-09-15

give you a quality home. We
have used the best archi-
tectural plans and invite
your close inspection Of ev-
cry detail"
Sales of homes at Ravens
worth Grove are handled by
Eva S. Guest and prices
Evening star., 1962-09-15

Paint, varnish and Lacquer
Association suggests.
After it has dried. paint or
enamel the entire piece in
the color Of your choice. Be-
fore this coat has dried COM
pletely. rub it off the por-
tions where you want the
gold to show.
Evening star., 1962-09-15

area for the last four years
and in that time has COM
pleted 78 of them.
Directions to reach Cole
brooke Terrace. as furnished
by the builder, are:
Evening star., 1962-09-15

Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
or Suitland parkway to
Branch avenue. right on
Branch avenue to Iverson
street, right one mile to
Nineteenth avenue and mod
Evening star., 1962-09-15

el home" For an approxi-
mate location Of the COM
munity in the Washington
area, see No. 90 on map.
Page 2 Of this section.
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AirIines PLANNING
More Flights
Daily to Boston

The airlines are making Bos-
ton a Washington suburb.
Northeast Airlines will start
low-fare, nonstop, no-reserva-
ton service between Washing
ton and Boston on February l
if the Civil Aeronautics Board
approves. .
Eastern Air Lines, which in
augurated no-reservation serv-
ice between Washington and
New York last May. also plans
to start Washington Boston
service on the no-reservation
basis February /.
If the CAB approves, there
will be more than IL nonstop
flights out of National Airport
for Boston daily except on week
ends.
Northeast is not adding
equipment to give the no-reS-
ervation service, but offers it
on a first-come, first-served,
no-meal basis at SIS under the
first-class reserved fare.
Northeast's weekday sched-
ule uses prophet Viscounts nom
stop out of Washington for
Boston at 8 and HAS am. and
1870, $3.50, $50, 6:45 and $50
pm.
Eastern proposes nonstop,
no-reservation flights at 7:30
and 1880 am. and 2:30. $50
and $50 pm.
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KopIon-Crowford
Moves Location

Kaplan & Crawford, oldest
and largest Dodge dealers in
Washington, will move from
4301 Connecticut avenue to
new, enlarged facilities at 1929
Chaniplain street NV. and
2419 18th street NV. on
Monday.
Lionel Kaplan, president,
said the move had been under
study for four years. 1--WE feel
that having our operations all
in one area will increase our
service efficiency and consider
ably lessen our operating ex-
pense, thus improving our COM
petitive position" he said.
A new showroom and office
building is under construction
at 2419 18th street NV. and is
scheduled for completion this
summer.
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First National
Of Vienna Plans
February Opening

The newly organized First
National Bank of Vienna will
open temporary quarters at 239
West Maple avenue in Vienna
late next month pending ad-
jacent construction of it's per-
manent building.
Officers elected last night by
stockholders were Clarence w.
Hammer, president; William C.
Bauknight, board chairman;
Norman F. Robinson, executive
vice president and cashier;
Michael F. Kennedy and Lloyd
w. Hazleton, vice presidents.
The bank is capitalized at
$750,000. Construction Of the
permanent building will begin
in March.
Mr.. Robinson, former senior
examiner with the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond, has
had more than 20 years of
experience in banking.
Directors elected were James
Keith, Frank L. Myers, James
F. Reilly. j. David Stokely and
Reginald c. Vincent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Welcomes
So Employees to
25-Yeur Club

Around 20 per cent of the
$500 active employees of Po-
tomac Electric Power Co. have
worked for the company Is
years or more. reported R. Roy
Dunn, president, at the 18th
annual dinner Of PEPCO's Is
Year Club at the Sheraton
Park Hotel last night.
Mr.. Dunn welcomed So new
members to the club. Member
ship now totals 933, he pointed
out. The company has 46 en-
ployes with 40 years or more
of service.
William E. Warner, superin-
tendent of the street lighting
division, was indicted for a Sec
ond term as club president. He
has been with PEPCO as years
and resides in Hillcrest Heights,
Md.
Other club officers: Harry M.
Dye. vice president; Miss Alice
V. Ireland, secretary; Fred w.
Reeder, treasurer. Members of
the board include: William A.
Dove, Charles H. Evans, Louis
w. Hoffman, John A. Letham
and Stanley R. Payne.
Officers and board members
were installed by George BisSet,
senior vice president of the
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Maryland Banks
Propose Merger

BALTIMORE, JAN. 10 (AP)
Plans for a merger have been
approved by the directors of
the Farmers g. Merchants
Bank of Salisbury and the
Union Trust Co. of Baltimore.
w. Tracy Holland, president
of the Eastern Shore bank, and
Charles W. Hoff, chairman Of
the Union Trust board, said
stockholders of the two con-
Germs would meet on April II
to act on the merger plan.
Federal authorities, the State
banking department and the
stockholders of each bank must
approve the union.
Union Trust already has one
merger pending with Kings
vile Bank in Baltimore County.
The proposal announced yes
terday calls for stockholders of
Farmers & Merchants to re-
ceive three shares Of the capt.
tai stock of Union Trust for
each two shares of Farmers g.
Merchants.
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Pennsy, Central
Move to Avert
7 Transport Strike

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l9
(AP).-Officials of the Penn
sylvania and New York Cen
trail railroads say they will take
whatever legal action is neces-
sary to ward off a threatened
strike by the Transport Work.
ers Union.
Michael Quill, the TWU in
ternational president, said yes
terday a strike is imminent
and may be only a matter of
days" if the two roads carry
out plans to merge and TWU
members are laid off as a re-
suit.
Mr.. Quill, who reported his
union represents 10000 Pennsy
and 10000 NYC maintenance
workers, said presidents of
TWU locals will set a strike
date when they meet in New
York Saturday.
His comments came after a
meeting with James r. Hoffa,
president of the Teamsters
union. who pledged his unions
men and resources to the TWU
in "simulta neous action
against the proposed merger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Fairfax Co. National
Tops $40 Million

The Fairfax County National
Bank, which celebrated its
fourth birthday on January 2,
had record assets of $10,407, 942
on December 81, compared with
$8,607,747 a year earlier, Pres
ident Dale H. Smith reported
at the annual meeting yester-
day.
Deposits of $685., 766 were up
81 per cent from $7,045,133 a
year earlier. Loans and dis
counts rose to $4,719,457 from
$4,179,112.
In addition to the main Of
flee in the 7 Corners Shopping
Center at Falls Church, the
bank has a concourse branch
in the center proper ard is
building new offices at Mclean
and in the Falls Plaza Shop
ping Center in Falls Church.
Reelected directors were: H.
10y Anderson, E. DeLong Bow
man, Edmund D. Campbell,
Griffin T. Garrett, jr., James
B. Franklin, Mrs. Garfield Kass,
Frederick G. Macarow, Robert
j. McCandlish, jr., Walter G.
Moyles, Henry j. Rolls, Ran
dolph D. Rouse, Col. VIM. E.
Schooley, Mr.. Smith, Arthur C..
Weld and Davis Weir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
AMIGO Will Poy
$3.50 q Share

American Metropolitan In
vestment Co. will make a cash
distribution of $3.50 a share on
or about February Is to stock
holders of record January II,
President Sheldon Magazine re-
ported yesterday.
Mr.. Magazine said the COM
pany realized a substantial
profit on sale of $4,000 square
feet of land in Foggy Bottom.
1t owns the Georgetown Inn,
now being constructed at Wis
consin avenue and N street
NV, and also the Park Adams
apartment building in Airing
ton.
The firms stock was offered
to the public on October 7,
1858 at $40 a share and pro-
duced an initial capital of ST.
054,058. Additional shares were
offered in April, 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Bank Clearings in rs leading
cities in the week ended Janu-
airy II totaled $31,833,754,0 900
compared with $31,376,364, 900
in the previous week and $780,
708, 1896, 900 in the like week a
year ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Rail Freight LOadings in the
week ended January 10 totaled
503,542 cars, up 1870 from the
previous week, but $50 below
the like week a year ago.-Dun
g. Bradstreet.
Newsprint Consumption in
the United States last year
totaled 7,330,188 tons, slightly
under the record-high of T.
376,205 tons in 1960.-Amer.
Newspaper Pubs. Assn.
Amer. Stock Exchange an
nounced that James A. Her.
man will resign as a member of
the board on February IL, two
years short of his regular term,
No explanation was offered.
Gamble SkOgmO, Inc, De-
cember sales totaled $13, 1898, $50,
up 1870 from 1860; for year
ended December 81. $139, $780,
SGT, up 800 from 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Perry New Director
OF Farmers Bonkinq

Thomas w. Perry, jr., prom
inent resident of Montgomery
County, Md, was elected a di-
rector of the Farmers Bank
ing & Trust Co. at the annual
stockholders meeting Tuesday
Mr.. Perry is a member of
the advisory board of the Cit
liens Building & Loan Associa-
ton and is vice president and
general manager of Thomas w.
Perry, Inc.
Reelected directors were F.
Bache Albert, Guy F. Allnutt,
Louis D. Bell, Albert M. Bouic,
William V. Bouic, Dexter M.
Billiard, E. Austin Carlin, Rich
ard F. Green, Winship I. Green,
Henry B. Hickerson, Stephen
N. Jones, Blake D. Merson,
Thomas w. Perry, ST., Robert
A. Humphrey and Lewis Reed.