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Evening star., 1963-01-31
FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
PENNA. AVE. Sc.

TOP Of the bill. at Maryland line,
overlooking the Capitol. 10 min.
utes BY bus. Garden apts. in park.
like setting. Call LU. 2-S2S5. OF.
flee. 200i 3Sth 81. sc. OPEN
Aon.-Fri.. Q am. TO 8 pm: sat.
am. % I pm Sun, pm. 70
GARDEN TYPE APT. HOMES
with large porches. 10 minutes
from the Capitol, overlooking
Suitland pkwy. Oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new goli
course open 10 public. 1. . and
3 bedrm. apts. from SIS. De-
tached small buildings, homelike
atmosphere. beautifully land.
scaDed quiet friendly neiRhbor.
hood IN suburban setting. Three
exnosures IN every ant. Ice
rooms ample closets. porch eonv
for dining, sleeping and living
Rear stairs 10 spacious fenced in
lawns for safe play, plumbing IN
kitchen for washing machines
outside driving, individual stor-
age lockers building wired for air
oonditioners Short walk 10 two | =
fare bus lines. shoppinR center
schools and theater, off-street
parking Good Hone Hills Is west
OF Navlor I'd In vicinity OF 3Uth
81 sc, Rental office open daily
between am. and $50 ON,
1000 30th 81. sey Lu. l-3300.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURR. TO RENT
BERKELY

BERKELY
Beautiful brick home for the right
family in one OF Washington
finest neighborhoods. 3 bedrms
? baths, liv. rm. With firepl., din
rm., den and sun porch. Mod. kit.
rec. rm. with firepl. and garage
$500. will consider monthly lease
PRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC. DI
7-l4l1.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE = LargI
brick Colonial, center hall. Isl
fir, den, powder rm. 8 large bed.
rms, 3 baths. firepls.. Ord II.
dormitory, Rec. rm., garage, fenceC
yard, 5 fruit-bearing trees, clos
TO all schools. VIII. 6-237O.
FOREST GLEN-charming rambler
on fenced wooded lot, avail. for
Feb.-Mar. 3 bedrooms, baths
den, attractiyely furn.. $500 mo
Call Miss Congdon, NATIONAL
CAPITAL. Realtors, OIL. 4-S333
MILITARY RID. NV, 3OIl-4 bed,
rms. 2 baths, formal dining rm.
porch, $3.50. FRANK s. PHILLiPs
INC. DI. 7-l4i1.
SILVER sPRING-Newiy dec,
rms. and bath. w/utils incl foi
rent BY owner, 5000 mo. immed
poss. 5S9-S455 ewes. after y pm
Evening star., 1963-01-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY C0URTY
ABOVE AVERAGE

ABOVE AVERAGE
University Blvd -Northwood High
3 bra, 9is baths, w.-to-w. carpet.
rec. rm 80 more headaches over
which hse. 10 buy. Call nfO-TTTO.
ToWNHousE PROPERTIES, INC.
ALTA VISTA TERRACE = immae-
ulate and beautifully dec. Cape
Cod. sep, din, rma modern kit.
bedrm. and p bath porch. .
bedrmss full bath up, Pull dry
bsmt Lovely zoysla lawn with
beautiful shrubs s22,ebO oL. g.
BURTos-KELLEIoH. REALTORS
ARGYLE CLUB AREA-Here Is q
real beauty with view. Newly list-
4-bedrm. ana den, 3-bath 'front.'
to-renf split situated on lee cor-
ncr lot with GORGEOUS view Cifeu-
lar drive. 2-ear Rarage. only x30,-
$50.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
HOUSES TO SHARE
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH,

RARE OPPORTUNITY for sale or
trade for farm, "a acre adjoining
P.R.R. mr., Bowie. Good frontage
on hard I'd. City water, clear and
level Can be zoned G. and i.
Ideal for r.r. site. For more de-
tail call or write. CT S-SiAs.
v cAGotANo. Bowie, Nd,
TRADE your deprecated property
MsRVTN w. SIMMONS, ST.. Po.
o.AbOO, pO. 1-3A14
Evening star., 1963-01-31

CHEVY CHASE. mr., d. c, line
Attr. brick rambler, bedrms.
, baths, den, lge. scr. .pch., rec
rage. Ayeil. immed'
Evening star., 1963-01-31
BillingSIey Realty

EN-, 2-2326 Ewes. Wo. 6-0slC
COLONIAL VILLAGE. N.W.-Cornei
rambler hall entr.. lge. liv. rm
with firepl.. din, rm.,. equip. kit.
3 bedrms,. . baths. Ice. panelec
rec. rm. with bar. maids rm
with bath, built-in garage, beauti'
fully landscaped: Priced 10 sell
Call AGENT. DI. 7-4244
Evening star., 1963-01-31
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURN. HOME 4 bdrms.. and
New Zealand attaehe. Phone Pc.
7-3440, business hours.
GREENBELT-COLLEGE PIX. AREA
-3 or 4-bedrm. home Tor IL 70
is mos. Call HUSTON, DU. 9-26O6
NE, OR Sc. AREA or 3 bed
rooms, near school, nice location.
Contact Mrs. Taylor, no. 2-653o,
Evening star., 1963-01-31
BETHESDA
Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn. Ave. Our 5sth Year"
BETHEsDA-Immaculate 5-bedrm.,
2Ia -bath brk. split-level featuring
step-down liv. rm. with firepl.,
direct entrance TO ground-level
kit. garage. 1mmed. occupancy
Carpeting and draperies incl.
s31,95O. Ewes call Ju. s-37e2.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. 4-14l5

BETHESDA, one Of today's best
buys - 4-bedrm., 3-bath rambler
with full bsmt, out-of-ground rec
rm., overlooking beautiful se-
cluded lot. excel cond. Mid-20s.
Ewes, call JU. S-37a2,
Evening star., 1963-01-31

CHEVY CHASE-Graeious 4-bedrm
home, near BLESSED SACRA-
MENT, large modern kit. witt
lots Of counter space. S2S,950. All
new wiring, heating and plumbing
JU. 5-76l1.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
BEAUTIFUL

S7g5 DOWN S1B,950
See this today, lst time offered;
Huge yard, z rms, baths, full
bsmt., excel. cond. Trade consid-
cred
Ii. 4-73OO Fallin Realty RE. SABA
Evening star., 1963-01-31

CARMoDY HMLS-spsrkling neat
home, avail, 2-l6. cple., ! child,
$50 rent or purch, opt, AP. 7-S0SO.
CENTERvILLE IVA. AREA-Nice
3-bedrm. rambler on 2O,000-ft.
commercial lot, Busy hwy. Ideal
| for comb. home and business" >"
Sl25 mo. (rental-purchase option) e.
UN. 4-4bSl or JU. R-33Sn.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
BETHESDA

Beautiful white brick Colonial close
to Landon School. 3 bedrms
plus nursery and . baths. Fully
equipped electric kitchen with
breakfast space. Exceptionally
large living rm., lst-floor powder
rm Beautifully. Handicapped lot.
Ewes, Mrs, Fisher, WO. 6-5252.
Evening star., 1963-01-31

1 CAPITOL HILL, $50 bth ST, Sc
NEW RESTORED HOUSE
II bedrooms. living rm.. dining rm.,
Kitchen. lge yard, attic. SlS5 mo
FRANK CALCARA, OWNER
RE, 7-2l6O EWES. OIL. 2-19S7
CAPITOL HILL, 9th and Independ-
ence ave. Charming frame home
large bedrooms. excellent closets
soft. paneled living room. Step
down kitchen with brick floor and
g. separate dinette, IL baths
Side and rear patioS overlooking
February 23Td. SlS5, For ap-
pointment to Inspect, Ii. 7-3433
after + nm II R-IGoO
Evening star., 1963-01-31

r. o. fhlbLlFS' lNC' u '-lfA
CHEVY CHASE, Blessed Sacrament
Parish New center-hall brick
Colonial, attractive liv, rm., fam
lily din rm., de luxe kit, plus
den, powder rm. and family rm,
with firepl on 1st 4 bedrms.
> baths on md, Ground level
rec. rm. Priced in early 4Os. 9-b.
EN- o-T4OO ewes. FF 7-90B5.
Evening star., 1963-01-31

BETHESDA-3-bed rambler. p
car garage, screened porch. Choice
location. block TO bus and new
YMcA. S20,050. $1,000 dn. may
Evening star., 1963-01-31
METZLER, REALTOR

Wv LII AV AAAN1 3GAN 49,
CHEVY CHASE-This new brick Co
lonial home has everything. 4 bed
rooms 2 baths on md floor i;
floor. LARGE level wooded lot, S44,.
500. Be sure 10 see this right
away. Call WO. 6-23OO til .
EDW. II, JONES a. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1963-01-31

W, g, 4, ~, 4, y. MILLER pEy co.
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
Evening star., 1963-05-09

It Is almost impossible to
obtain home tipping, that is
II you are in the situation Of
having to have 1t delivered to
you and picked up from you
upon completion.
You are in an area too far
from town and too far from
the universities to allow peo-
pie to bring it to you at a
reasonable cost.
Almost, the commercial
firms downtown that will oc-
casionally send the material
to you require that the work
be done on an electric type
writer.
There are one or two firms
downtown that hire typistS
to do envelopes-at a very
low rate-$6 per thousand
typed from a telephone book.
In addition these firms re-
quire that the material be
picked up and delivered.
But good luck to you.
Now about your question
Of how much to charge. Set
an arbitrary rate which you
would like to charge per
hour; say around 50 per
hour, then figure up what
you can type in an hour. and
divide the pages into the
hourly wage. 1t is usually
35 cents a page, 8 by IL. and
five cents each additional
copy.
II you plan to do thesis
tipping, I believe the rate is
different, and I am not ia
miliar with that. I do have
Evening star., 1963-05-09
Here's How

Readers Cleorins House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os o pubIie-ssries exchange
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor eonnot oeeept phone coils per-
toinins TO this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1963-05-09
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

which extends down onto the
lighter breast like a shaped
little bib.
The Smithsonian and city
library were consulted unsuc-
cessfully.
Evening star., 1963-05-09
Pumpkin Relish
Mrs n. L. WnShinOtOn

Does anyone know how to
make pumpkin relishp I've
eaten 1t before and it's de-
licious, but cannot find the
recipe anywhere.
If anyone has it, would you
please share 1t with me?
Evening star., 1963-05-09
Nuns Need Records
P. P. M. Arlington

=. r. w - AfGtftStOH
The Notre Dame nuns at
st. Agnes School in Arling-
ton are in great need of old
records for their May Fair
to be held on May 18. All
sizes will be greatly appre-
ciated.
The proceeds Of the Festi-
val will be used to help de-
fray the summer education
expenses of the sisters.
Please contact me through
RICH. Thank you for any as
sistance you may be able to
furnish.
Evening star., 1963-05-09
What's This Bird

Mrs. v. S. D., Washington
We are unable to classify
some small, crested, greyish
birds which have come
around in late fall. early win
ter and late spring.
They have q black collar
Evening star., 1963-05-09
Perfume Bottles

+. J. G., Washington
I have a collection Of love-
ly perfume bottles which I
would be happy to give to
any interested person.
Please contact me prompt
ly through RICH because I
will be moving from the area
this month.
Evening star., 1963-05-09
She Says It's Almost Impossible
To Type at Home
To Mrs. L. A.. Forest Heights
From Mrs. B. A. H., District Heights, Md.

In answer to your question about home tipping,
where to obtain such tipping, and the rates to
charge, also tried to obtain home tipping to do
several years. ago.
wrote to RICH and received many replies, all
asking what answers had received from the public.
Evening star., 1963-05-09

a friend that got quite q
large sum for typing a thesis.
Evening star., 1963-01-04

i7oTTsT TthAK i4'h 40
'wHtAToN PLZA. MARROW HoIS.
"cLARtNpoN - coRhtRS
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Dyed MusErat Goats, jackets & Stole.

Clutch Cope Spencer fronts medium shods ----------S5
CopeIet double fur collar pose color 65
Pocket Stoe dork bolster collar .
Regulation Stoe lined collar, tob fronts ---------- y
Double Collar Stoe roll neckine pockets ----------lL5
Jocket roll show COLOR turn back cuffs -----------l5
Jocket circle color opered sleeve and cuff US
Oyster Jocket sheored fonks mink collar
A Ceot medium shode morrow cuff -----le5
81 Cot dark shode Johnny .color -------275
"a Coot oyster shode fored fonks turn bock cuffs --Z95
Petite Full Length poste shode small cuffs 10y
Full Length medium shode, double fur cuffs ----------H5
FuI enoth dork shode clossic stye -------275
Corome Shode Full Length sheoed forks belted ----325
/ et-OJt Stole slit pockets lined collar -------l75
et.Ost Demi Jocket shoM collar toupe shods -le5
Iet.Ont "a Coot dork shode turn bock cuffs --2 295
Full Length LetOut Muskrot Coot bolster collar ----37S
II Others
Evening star., 1963-01-04
WHY GROW OLD?
How to
Take Care
Of Face
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
(Register and Tribune Syndicate)

NheBlsteI anu ltlDune oyuuCdtJ
Often, different parts Of
the face require different
care and treatment. Suppose,
for instance, that the skin Of
your face and neck is very
dry but you have an oily
nose. In this instance you
Just use a combination treat
ment. Cleanse your face and
neck (all except your nose)
with cleansing cream. After
removing the cleansing
cream, allow a lubricating
cream to soak into your epi-
dermis.
Use no cream on your nose
at all. Wash it with soap and
water. Rinse we'll and apply
an astringent or some alco-
hol or a drying lotion which
a dermatologist can give
you.
I do not recommend mas
saying cream into the skin
except in certain circum-
stances. 1 believe that 1t Is
much better to pat it into the
skin gently. Exceptions are
under the jaw and when lu-
bricating crows feet at the
corners of the eyes.
You can slap briskly along
and underneath the jawline
with benefit. Massage along
the little lines at the corners
of the eyes, using a finger
tip in a rotary motion. OF
course you must apply cream
first. You will be surprised to
see that you can, to a great
extent, iron" out the crows
feet If you do this faithful
ly each day or night.
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Natural SheGred RaccOOn Goats
And jackets

Jocket loose body turn book cuffs ---------- Szs5
Bov Jocket q Sleeve, smolI size ---------------245
Finger Tip Length loqe potch pockets
p Length show ooor double fur cuffs
"a Length morrow bond collar cuess sleeves -------425
Double Breasted full Ienoth, notched collar -----525
Full Lenoh petite size Peter Pom collar ----------59S
Full Length Regulation STYLE double fur cuffs --------575
"a Dved OYSTER White sinoie breasted pointed collar s95
"A Dyed Corome double breasted show-Npe collar ----s95
Others
Evening star., 1963-01-04
" Others
Further SeIectioms In Mink StoIes
Dyed Sheared Beaver Coats & jackets

Loose Flare Jockst oyster shods Autumn Hoze collar S9S
q Rose eeoe Coot Tourmone' mink coor loose body 695
coromel Betsd Full Length Coot, noched shawl mink
collar
Oyster Shode full length ooot single breosted boy coot
style -------- -------------------.-------- ~
Block full length single breosted poteh pockets-------SSS
IS Others
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Natural CerMIeGm* Mimk StOIes

Pocket Stole lined coIlor rounded fronts --------$5S
Breath Of Spring Suit Stole double fur collar ---------S95
ono Front Spoke Wheel Collar Stole ------7o5
Suit Stole seeyed effect bolster color ------7o5
Ioroe solcer COLOR Iona rounded fronts so so5
Sooht Stoe pstck Style petite length -------------69S
Is Others
Evening star., 1963-01-04
\7a10rkAAAD

Eighteenth and Columbia Rd. NV. . Free Porkns
Behind Store . Phone De. 2-25oo . Open Mondays
and Thursdays I'll 9 P.M.-other Days til 6
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Special SavmgS.'
Dyed Squirrel Jackets And StOIes
Natural Mimk Pa,U jackets & Goats

Io,ks, bo, oosteI shode rino collar ----------$295
Jocket single breasted ranch shode -------------ZS9
Iockst orey color showl collar ------------375
Fnoer Tp ranch COLOR Johnny collar AS
"a lenoth poe shode turn back sleeve -------------475
Trotter Length Ronch Mink Coo single breasted ------
~ snotb orey color gently flored ------ 545
N snoth lark ronch topered sleeve -----------525
Full Length poste shode set back collar
Full Length pole beoe button closing
Full Length golden shode, tailored style
Full Lenoth ronch COLOR classic style
Others
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Natural TOMrmaIime+ Mink StOIes

Clutch Front Pocket Stole double fur collar -SS95
Bolster Coor Suit Stole curved fronts 695
Cope Stoe coat front closing long fronts -----------Hs
II Others
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Miscellaneous Jackets, Coats & StOIes
Nouy othsn

an items subject 10 Federal tar
sTfddsmark EMnA Mutation MINK Breeders Association
an items subject 10 prior sale
An IuT pr0ducts labeled 10 thnw country oil origin Of
imported iufi
Evening star., 1963-01-04

HAHN NtleHBoRHooD STORES OPEN TONIGHT
'AASo CONN. '9li5 IAN SILVER SPRING
'PRNeI oGo. PLzA. ALEXANDRIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
BY JAMES BACON
Associated Press Writer

HOLLYWOOD. - Has any
body seen Sherry Jackson
lately7 Wowl
Most people remember
Sherry as Danny Thomas
little daughter when his tele-
vision series first started
years ago.
But Sherry grew up-She's
Gland all woman.
Sherry retired from show
business q year ago. She fell
in love with Lance Reventlow,
who had separated from his
wife, jill st. John.
1T was the first time In
my life that I ever fell in
love-" Sherry says. II spent
a year playing polo. eating
gourmet FOODS, flying my
own airplane, racing cars and
all the things Lance likes to
do. But then something hap
pened. I no longer see him"
The romance between the
pretty actress and the heir
to one Of the worlds great
fortunes-he's Barbara Hut
tons son-was one Of Holly
woods best kept secrets.
Lance had been hurt by
movie star publicity" Sherry
says. II was willing to forget
everything for him-career.
publicity, anything.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
Danny Thomas Daughter
Reveals Broken Romance

mo one knew about us
not even the gossip column
nists," the red-haired actress
says.
Now she's returned to show
business. by night, as star of
q local production Of Under
The yum Yum Tree" at the
Ivar Theater. BY day, she Is
working in televiSion and
movies.
All Of a sudden" she says,
II feel that I have grown up
as an actress-and q woman.
I guess maybe I'll try and be
q star"
Sherry, who looks like q
star. said If Lance had popped
the question, she would have
given up her career In q
minute.
She is one Of the few
actresses who dated the
Woolworth dime store heir
and probably wasn't inter-
ested in his money. At 81,
she is q veteran Of l6 years
in the movies and television.
Besides q pretty face and
figure, she has apartment
houses, q Palm Springs motel
and Malibu acreage to show
for 1t.
my mother saved my
money and invested 1t well.
Maybe Lance Just liked me
for my wealth."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
Muureen Wants
Real Spanking

WOOD (AP).-
John Wayne, who has
smacked bad men and In
dams all over the screen,
says the hardest thing to do
Is hit a woman in a movie.
ITS the toughest thing for
an actor to do. The usual
heavy-no matter how big
he is-will ask you to pull
the punch a little.
But women-when the
script calls for you to hit
them - demand that you
really smack them. In The
Quiet Man and again in
'McLintock,' ] had to spank
Maureen O'Hara.
And all she did was bawl
me out for not smacking her
hard enough"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

book "cliche travelogs, semi
Industrial and sometimes
pretentious pseudo-arty ma
terial."
Her campaign has worked
sufficiently we'll for accept
ance Of the film by a dis
tribution firm that likes to
dabble in novelty.
Miss Ross made the film
on an exceptionally frayed
financial shoestring.
I'VE got everything de-
ferred," she asserts. Differ
ent people we know donated
odds and ends of film mega
tive. Whenever we ran out
Of things, we mace a few
phone calls"
some CecnnlclanS VINO got
interested In the venture,
joined In as co-producers at
81 each. Under craft regula-
tons, the payments enabled
them to serve without i'm
mediate recompenSe.
Once the picture was under
way. Miss Ross found herself
faced with q peculiar dining
problem.
1.-THE whole crew turned out
to be health food addicts, "
she relates. II had to 20
around getting them fruit,
nuts and some kind Of sea-
weed that's good for you"
Miss Ross had 10 years of
basic training In film-making
that started as a girl Fri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
This Latest of Rebels
Dores Film Exhibitors
BY WILLIAM GLOVER
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK.-Add Jane
Ross to the ranks of young
rebels intent on new kinds
of movie-making here and
abroad.
A petite blond from Brook
Ign, she enters the exhibit
arena with a first film Of
peculiar visual impact and
even odder genesis, by title
"Shhhh. ="
II got tired" she explains,
"of seeing Europeans win all
the prizes for artistic pic
lures, or of young Americans
getting honored for some
thing out Of focus or granny"
There also is a personal
element In the campaign for
Miss Ross, whose original in
tereSt In theatrical matters
was limited to acting.
I'm weary Of always being
cast as q sexpot blond"
comes her declaration. I'm
really a coincidence"
Little Of Everything
As producer, writer, direc-
tor, editor-and performer
Miss Ross started on the
"Shhh :" project about a
year ago. Before that there
had been some over-coffee
conversations with fellow
students interested in doing
something different.
The final picture is a me-
LANCE of reality and fantasy,
crisply photographed in
screwball detail, and unreeled
to the accompaniment of odd
sounds and no dialogue. Miss
Ross didn't want any Ian
guage barriers.
"Stylewise," notes Miss
Ross slipping into the argot
Of advertising, I'VE satirize
film-making. Culturally we
reflect some Of the humor Of
the current human condi-
ton"
Made on ShOestring
The movie runs 1914 min
utes, an intermediate pro-
gramming zone between car
toon shorts and feature films
that has been largely neg
lected by other young cru
saders. Miss Ross is DELHI
erately daring exhibitors who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

day in an industrial movie
studio. Before that she stud
led fashion design, but the
lure Of such a career faded
rapidly during a modelling
stint In Manhattan's gar
Matchmaking district.
She is highly pleased that
a lot Of people have criti-
cized and seen things in
'Shhhh ; that never &C.
Cured to me-"
Which is Just what she
wants to do.
I'm film" declares Miss
Ross, there should be room
enough for everyone to form
their own reactions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-18
Mocorow Will Retire
AtC6P;;NewCo Career Set

Frederick G. Macarow we'll know Washington leader
will retire executive vice president of the four Chesapeake
Potomac Telephone Companies January 81 and already is
planning a career.
This learned officers of the & companies pre-
pared to honor Mr. and Mrs Macarow testimonial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-18
BoeIey to Head
Mortgage Banker
Association

Samuel S. Bogley, president
of Bogley, Harting g. Hight,
Inc, will be installed as presi-
dent of the Mortgage Bankers
Association of Metropolitan
Washington at the associations
tenth annual dinner dance at
the Kenwood Country Club to-
night.
Mr.. Bogley, who has been a
member since the association
was founded in 1854, will sue
coed John c. Holzberg, vice
president of Shannon & Luchs
Co.
Roger w. Hatch, senior vice
president of Walker g. Dunlop,
Inc. will become vice president
and Hector HOLSTER, executive
vice president of George H.
Rucker Mortgage Corp. will
serve as treasurer. M. Trimble
Sawtelle, executive vice presi-
dent Of Walker g. Dunlop, will
be general counsel.
Elected to the board Of gov
errors we're: James E. Miller of
Weaver Bros, Charles E. j.
hester of United Services Life
Insurance Co., Joshua l. Mil
Ter of Carey Winston Co. and
William C. Vowel jr., of Riggs
National Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-18
Powell Promoted
Clarendon
Trust Co.

A. w. Powell, jr., has been
promoted to vice president Of
Clarendon Trust Co., it was
announced by President T. E.
Sebrell III after the annual
stockholders meeting yesterday,
Mr.. Powell has been with the
company since 1860 and for
merly was assistant vice pres
ident. A native of Salem, Va,
he is a graduate of Washington
and Lee University.
r. Y. Watson, jr., was pro-
NOTED from assistant secretary
treasurer TO assistant vice pres
ident. He is in the installment
loan department.
Reelected directors the COM
ing year were: John E. De
Lashmutt, chairman of the
board; Allen c. Adams, r.
Sherrard Elliott, jr.; Ashton c
Jones, jr.; Clyde c. Lamond
Leon H. Logan, w. T. Magruder
Mr.. Sebrell and Stephen G
YeonaS.