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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

NanshsbsnS (RoiSl IO..O $50 i..G
Princess Cappy tRiyeral 1910 S.5g
silk Stocking (FelieianO) 800
Ancient Urge. Walk Ny Way, Miss
Ne. Thunder Baby. BrSetime. Time,
1:13b.
sd-S3, 800; cling; Ayr. 4 up; Z fur
Ne Dance tHernandezl 1.30 800 3.l0
Appreciated (Adams) 400 500
Fsair Joe E. Han MOntEomsry'
Coral Barrier. Miss BernWood, Refut-
ing, Free Fan. Time, 1:25h.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssS.sO
3d-s5, 600; cling; ayr; 8 fur.
One Union (ROtSl 1.1O 40 3.10
TyoneOn (COmbestl $50 $40
Biz / Am. Deaf Son. Bill Reid, Go
Ahead. Uncle Vernon. Time. l:1iss.
ath0,oss,soo; Gins; AZ; 4 Up 2 taI Y
Ne STSI Ia.s As,m, %OO iS ssS nv
Plying Trouble, capt. Lovsiadiss,
Camp Royal. Prince sparkle, Shiny
Button, cahuilla. Time, i:24%.
sth-S9, 500; cling; Ayr a Up; = fur
Count Nsy York su'Eyl $50 $40 .S!!
YankeetOwn CHernandeED 4.8C
Level Flight, King oohi. sneed {
Six Scan The Sky. Time, 1:25as.
sth-S5,OOo elw.; s-yr. A. up; 8 fur
Lucky Turn lAdAmsl $50 $50 Oul
4 Much Motion (H'neeI) 2.lO Oui
SOundthecharGe tBolandl oui
oamboling. Model Knight. Time
acsmbridEs stsbIs-vOcks entry.
7th - ss5. 600 added; The Bowling
Green hdep.; 3-w. a up; lss mi
ioIllnEioId tHaEm.ll 1890 600 $40
Hunters Rock (Nelsonl 4.3l
Royal Record, Chield Bearer, Inter.
eepted. Time, 2:45ss
sthT,Ss. 900: hdep.; 3-yr.-OldS 4 up
saideats tGustinesy go 500 e.1O
YOunE Chris (HafmatID $50
Admiral Bayard, Sol Naciente, Oscar
Award, poblon, Good style. Time,
sth-s3,7OO; elms.; 3.yrs. -olds a up;
,smIiihE Pick IUsssryl $50 $50 500
Darndaren (Adamal 600 $50
asllver Lancer tLavlanoD sea
cloghran, The Greet Greek, North
Bend Teacher. ps:voos' cottags, Alb
-Rothstein- Dibitstto entry.
Attendance: 4s.i8O.
Total Handle: Si.370,e37.
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New Trot Track

POMPANO BEACH, Fla,
June Is (AP). - Construction
begins Tuesday on a SIS mil
lion harness racing track here.
Completion is expected in time
for the 1864 racing season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
Tennis Postponed

HAMILTON, N. Y, June IS
(AP) Rain forced postpone
ment of the Eastern Intercol-
legiate Tennis Tournament
today. Officials rescheduled the
singles and doubles finals for
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
Area Sailors Win

HENDERSON, N. c., June is
(AP) r.. w. Barnes of Alex
andria. Va. won a race in the
catamaran class and A. S.
Bussey. Arlington, Va, won
once in Jet las in the annual
Governors Cup sailing regatta
here today. Two races were
held in each class today and
another is scheduled tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

Mrs. Alfred ]. Giordano's Hot
Dust, who took second money
by a neck over Greentree Sta
ble's Outing Glass. Louis Lee
Haggin lis Choker, beaten
only 31a lengths by Chateau
gay when third in the Belmont
Stakes last Saturday, made a
brief run at Crewman but then
dropped out of it and finished
seventh despite his Al odds.
Crewman Pays $3.50
The crowd Of 20,648 never
heSitated at the betting win
dows on Crewman and collected
at the rate of $3.50, SO and
$3.50. Hot Dust returned $500
and $500 and Outing Glass
$3.50.
Crewman, winning his second
stakes in a week-last Satur-
day he took the Kent here
carried top weight Of 1872
pounds and ran the mile and
an eighth in 1:504S. The time
was not particularly impressive
but the track seemed somewhat
dead" although called fast.
The 26th running Of the
Leonard Richards was prac-
tically a rerun Of the Kent as
far as Crewman was concerned.
Guerin had Crewman rolling
a few strides after leaving the
gate and from that point it
was merely a question of how
much he would win by.
Down the backstretch, Rari-
tan Valley, one of the outsiders,
made a menacing move but
suddenly faltered after moving
into second place for a few
strides.
Duel Never Develops
At the quarter pole Guerin
took a quick look over his
shoulder and sent Crewman
sailing away from the field.
The expected duel between
Outing Class and Crewman
never developed.
Finishing fourth and fifth
was the entry of The hex and
Instruction. The pair repre-
sented the last horses to race
at Delaware for Trainer Sunny
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DAILY DOUBLE an PAID sos. 70


tus, Charming Yankee. Mick Direct
Time. EOS.
DAILY DOUBLE H.D PAID ses..O
3d-S9OO: trot; mile.
Rapid Scott tMyer) 1910 80 $50
Newport Jet (Sh'bergerD 1.SO 100
MABEL n lie. Great Gallon. Maybeile
Wynwood Evas star. Navy Hanover.
Time, 2'Os9s.
4th-S2.50O; pace; ] mile.
lossdals Jet Arrow sly $50 40
Hernell Direct tH0bhs) 500
Mission Hop, chockoyotte Doc. Time,
2:O5hs.
5th-SI 200: Pace; mi
Alton MidniEht (Wllsonl eco 500
Roberts Captain (Colllnsl $50
Ruth WIN, Angela Wick, Miss Levels.
Wilminston Scott Carol 7. Time
2:O6>s.
AYR Crime @. (B'yD I1.iO $50 $50
Keens Directta (ThOmAsl 800 leo
Percy Erie (Dennisl GAO
Count carefres, cindys Up. Perfecta'
Merrys Golden Girl. Time, s:lOb
7th-Si. 500; pace: I mi.
Rhythm MARY n'anD 1900 40 $50
wise WidOwer (Battisl SEQ 2.1O
shamrock Viola tCOwEer) $50
lingo Hanover. Sentinel Sue. Admiral
Byrd, Amos Diamond Time, 2:O5.
sth-SSOO; pace; mile.
sitting Hodge (Battisl 60 I 80 9.SO
Buckshot Dale lOffutD 1880 6.lO
stormy. Mountain (Quinn) 20
Southern Iincess, Esma D., Glowing
Future, Dnf-Wee Willie Wynwood A.
Traceys Lady Locked Wheels.
Winning twin.double numbers u-l-
4-el paid Sa7O.6O. There were 20
ticket holders.
ath-Si 800. pace, mile.
Alton Troop lAfsOnl $50 $40 g.BO
l.Gay ScOtl (H0peI ESQ eco
MiyNty True (YounGl 2.tO
Miss Majestys Lady, Good T., a.New-
port Honor, Nows Pride, Seattle vickv,
Jet Maid. Magic Lady.
al. Basilone stable entry.
Attendance. 6.p01. Total handle,
f3si.561.
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Native Diver
Easy Victor in
Coast Race

INGLEWOOD, Calf, June
Is (AP).-Native Diver, second
choice with a crowd Of more
than $4,000, led almost all the
way and won going away in the
$54,950 Inglewood Handicap
today at Hollywood Park.
Ralph Neves piloted the A.
year-old son of Imbros to a
Notwithstanding victory over
Pirates Cove in l:42ls for the
mile-and-Sixteenth.
Aldershot was third in the
field of eight. Windy Sea, the
favorite who had won five
straight races. kept close to
Native Diver, but faded badly
in the stretch and finished out
of the money.
WinOnly Finishes Last
Winonly, who had won two
major stakes, including the
$500, 000-added Californian at
today's distance, came in last.
Native Diver, owned by Mr..
and Mrs. l.. K. Shapiro. car
ried III pounds to Winonly's
124.
A big winner in northern
California early this year, Ma
tive Diver had failed to win
in two previous races here.
The Shapiros collected $780,
$50 for the victory.
Native Diver moved into a
quick lead and at the clubhouse
turn was two lengths in front
of Windy Sea, with Winonly
third.
Opens 3-Length Lead
The Diver increased his mar
gin to three lengths going down
the back stretch, with Windy
Sea. Winonly and Pirate Cove
battling for the runnerup posi-
ton.
Fred w. Hooper's Winonly,
ridden by Ismael Valenzuela
was in second place at the far
turn, but then he began to fall
back.
Pirate Cove and Aldershot
then moved into the front
ranks.
Native Diver returned $500,
$500 and $3.50; Pirate Cove,
$500 and $4.20 and Aldershot
$500.
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2nd-SSOO: pace; l mile.
Francis r. (Dennisl 1880 $50 2.S0
Marilyn Marie Oakley f.2O 40
WicomicO SlatOr (Battis) 2.6O
Edie Mission, Probability, Red JUS
tus, Charmins Yankee. Mick Direct
Time, 2.OS
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Laurel Results

lst-Trot. $500; mile.
Tommy Royal (kr'use) $40 l.60 $40
Eddie Adams lei Long) $50 800
Perk Wynweod tGum's0nl 80
Timaron. Jackie Patch, One Desire,
Mr.. chockoyotte and Billy Ray. Time,
2:O93s.
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Race Charts at Delaware

lcopyrighted, 1863 by Triangle Publications, Inel
FIRST RACE-,Purse S3OO0 4-year-olds and up; claim
ly. Winnsr x. O. Bensngs g. 5 BY Pet BullyMTubuai
Trainer, B. p Bond. Vaues-Sl.0SO $500, $780, $3.50
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y, BhSMA BOX Si{G3 sIgg 300 ENGLISH SOLE s3s
Total handle. sijss,IBi. Attendance. soeIs.
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3d-Sl,3O0: cling. 3-yr.; g fur.
Baby Wander fr'ehD 1880 go 500
Charingherst PalumbOD 1.lO $40
GOliah Kirk 6,2O
Little Doyle. Sand of Pleasure,
Queens Coin, Primrose Again. Time,
HAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
,eeSSI 9 sS esgEao RASY '.S $500 SNow FSrR

FIFTH BAcE-Purss NV 500 .yssr.oids and up. claim
lfIynE Winner keyIons stabies b q 81 ke6Isdss Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
Aqueduct Results

NsnsSs 2S.SUV tR s5 Ho..0 $50 i.s s
Princess Cappy tRiveral 1910 S.5e
silk Stocking (Felieian0D 800
Ancient Urge. Walk Ny Way, Miss
Ceramic, Quitea Character, That's For
Me, Thunder Baby, Braetime. Time,
1:13b.
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sd-S3,6OO; cling; Ayr. 4 up; : fur
Ne Dance tHernandezD 1.30 800 3.l0
Appreciated (Adams) l.bO 500
Capt. Freddie (C0mbestl see
Frair Joe E., Hail MONTGOMERY,
Coral Barrier. Miss Bernwood, Refut-
ing, Free Fan. Time, 1.25h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

4th-Sl,lO0; clmg.; Ayr q up: ga
Iur.
sa!emenOw tG'bdIaI HOO $50 SEQ
Poly Free tSmaiD 1900 800
FOray's Boy (TeagueD 200
Dora Doll, Shopping center, Oscina.
Crack O'Doom, Casual Drink. Time,
l:2OA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

7th-Si 500; pace: mi.
Rhythm mary LanD 1900 40 $50
Wise WidOwer (Battisl $50 2.10
shamrock Viola (COwEer) $50
lingo Hanover. Sentinel Sue, Admiral
Byrd, Amos Diamond. Time. 2.O5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

4th-S2.50O: pace; ] mile
Dean sampson (Hub'dl 100 $40 ESQ
JOsedale Jet Arrow bly, $50 2.tO
Hernell Direct tH0bhs) 500
Mission Hop, chockoyotte Doc. Time.
o.O5M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

lst-Sl 900; cling. Ayr. q up; Z fur.
Dorothy Buck tkistOnl 900 400 1860
Sir Donald tReynOldD i.2O $50
Codes Chaner tMilSOn) S.OO
Yankee Salute, Ensign Chip, Should
Win, Junior Advocate, Calamity, X. NJ
Bee, Crown Suspense lime, I:::.S5s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

6th-SSOO: pace; ! mi,
AYR Crime G. (B'yD l1.iO $50 $50
Keens Directta (ThomAsD 800 leo
Percy Eric (Dennisl $40
Count carefree, Cindys Up. Perfecta
Merrys Golden Girl. Time, 2:lOh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

2d-Sl 900; cling; Ayr. a. up: : fur.
Plueky D0ge kOlis) 1880 10 800
OesbOrOugh (Clark) Loo 6.6N
Gay Spangle (Davidson) $40
onolnmlS, Ayesayeib Crossword Am,
Pop Martin, Makic Shield, Spry, Ship
Companion. Time, :2S3s,
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$500, $3.50. Time IA VO
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5th-Sl 900; cling. Ayr. a. up; fur.
Ebony Pearl iG'b'd'laD 800 SEQ 26O
shining DELIGHT (Smithl 600 400
Swinging sword (NaSiD $50
Mribu, Reliant II, HaSty Ad, Rhythm
Beat, Paralysis, Tiller Ep, War Harp
Time, l.21s.
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DAILY DoUbLI On AMP ~ PAIN t6i.lo

THIRD RACE Purse, $4,000; elalniine; 3-year-olds
iyrlongS. Poet 3:O5 off 5'6s start yood. won hand
Winner, r. Oottaman's en-. q, By Ny Request--Stsvs
Mickey Trainer n oot.sman Vaiuss-s2.oOO $500, $40
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LIMITED QUANTITY SPECIALS


Town g Country famous maker casual
dresses, asst, 8-l6 Reg ll.o8-----5.9e
Junior dark cotton shirt dresses, sheath or
full skirts, SIS ---------------$S
Junior corduroy jumpers in many coIors,
SIS
Junior dresses, SIS ----------------$5
Women's World 6 PC double knit suits,
I4h-22h. Reg. 29e8-39.98 -----24.eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

Misses imported fIot knits, shells, 34-4O.
Reg. To9-9.99 Better Blouses $50
Women's World sweaters, fur blends. Sizes
40-44. Reg. 8.o9------------------$
Women's World dresses, asst. styles, l212-
22h. Reg. l7.98-29.98----------lz.So
Jnior sweaters, sIocks and skirts. Small sizes
only. Reg. 599-7.oo ---------------$5
Bridesmaids Hats, assorted styles and COL
ors. Reg. 5.oo-7.99----------------
After 5 Salon, assorted styles and colors Of
bridesmaids and cocktail dresses $50
Misses blouses 8 shirts, prints g solids.
1913. Reg. 3.99-6.5o ---,--------l.so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
all five stores

Town g Country shirts 6 bouses, assorted,
1915 Reg. 7oo-8.9o- ------------$5
Town & Country wool jackets, l0-lo. Reg.
II .oo-l7.oo S9-$l4
Misses wool bulky sweaters, cordeon style,
asst. coIors, 34-38. Reg. ll.99-l399, $50
Town 6 Country, fully lined cardigan
sweaters. Reg. SIS -------------lS.9o
Jr. Young Designer dresses, sheoths 6 full
skirts, IT'S --zN-----------$l5-$z5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Auto Repair Shop
To Leave RossIyn

An auto body repair business
which has occupied a 10000
Square-foot site at 1917 North
Lynn street, Rosslyn, Va, since
1887 is giving way to the march
Of progress. A large office
building will occupy the prop
erty.
Charles D. Frank, who with
his partner, Edward L. Lee, op-
crate the Rosslyn Auto Body
Co., said today that they have
leased the land for SO years as
the site for a History office
building. 1t will be erected by
the Magazine Brothers, WASH
ington builders, and construc-
ton is expected to start short
.ly.
The body works partnership
is being dissolved and Mr.. Lee
is planning to open an automo-
bile leadership in Springfield
Va, about December /.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Frank is pre-
pairing to move the auto body
business to a group of existing
b uildings at 1902 Columbia
pike. a half-mile past Baileys
Crossroads. He and his son
Robert c, Frank. are planning
to start operations there No.
vember 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31

more study, however, top
ranking officials decided this
link, should it lead to a full
merger of the two, would fit
into an "optimum" re-grouping
of Eastern rail lines that the
administration is promoting.
The word "optimum." used
by Government aides who
don't want to call their APP
proach a aster plan"
showed up in ICES brief.
ut no longer is the COM
mission responsibility to ac-
complish the restructuring of
the railroads in accordance
with its concept Of the opti-
mum ALLEGATION Of lines" the
agency declared.
1t is this view, presumably,
which kept the administration
from indorsing the ICES state
ment to the court.
On the issue Of tying Gao
and BIO together, of course,
there's no split between the
administration and ICC. In
fact, the administration al
ready has said it would ap-
prove even full merger, while
ICC insists that, while approx
ing the control arrangement, it
still hasn't made up its mind
on what it would do If an
actual merger were proposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
AS ST. Reports
On Trust Funds

American Security and Trust
Co. today became the first
Washington area bank to pub
lish its annual statement on
trust funds as now required by
Regulation 9 of the Controlle
of the Currency's Office.
Under the new requirement
banks which administer collec
tive investment (trust) funds
must publish an annual finan
cial statement showing the list
of investments and curren
market value of each, plusfs
statement covering the period
since the last report which
should show purchases, sale.
and any other nvestmen
changes, as well as income anC
disbursements.
Although the requirement
became effective April S, the
Controllers Office said yester.
day that only a h handful o
banks throughout the country
so far had published such re
ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
City Finance Co
Acquires Kraft

City Finance Co., Inc, OF
Baltimore is acquiring the as
sets of Kraft Loans, which op-
crates six branch offices in the
Maryland suburbs of Washing
ton and three in Northern Vir-
ginia, it was announced today
The announcement was
made Jointly by Irving j. APP
plefield, president of City FL
nance, and Alvin A. Kraft
president of Kraft Loans
which began business in 1895.
Upon completion of the
merger. City Finance will have
AZ branch offices, 81 of them in
Maryland and three in Vir-
ginia.
On September 80 the receiv.
ables of the Kraft offices were
aid to be approximately S;
million. The addition will brinG
City Finance receivables as Of
that date to $10,5OO,OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended Oc-
tober % totaled 36,310.000 900,
up S28 million from the pre-
vious week and up S2,301, 000,-
600 from the like week a year
ago.-Federal Reserve Board.
Business Failures in the week
ended October "a totaled 279
compared with 3O3 in the pre-
vious week and 290 in the like
week a year ago.-Dun g. Brad
street.
MOpac Railroad announced it
has placed orders for 1850 new
freight cars and so locomotives
at a cost of $31 million.
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. sales
in 4 weeks ended October 10
totaled $64.606,O77, up 81 per
cent for 1862; for 16 weeks
ended October 10, S256, 759,2 23,
up So per cent from 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31

filed at the Supreme Court. The
paper carried the ICES plea for
high court approval of a COM
mission decision letting the
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad
take control of the Baltimore
81 Ohio.
The Gao BIO link has
been challenged in the Supreme
Court by a group of labor un-
ions. The challenge, in effect
is a test of whether ICC should
look at Eastern rail merger
plans one-by-one or whether II
should consider them as a
package, since approval of any
might affect all.
So far. the Supreme Court
hasn't said whether it will re-
view this issue. If it doesn't
that will imply its approval
Of ices caSe-by-case approach,
The commission made it clear
it thinks it already has such
approval from Congress.
The lawmakers had a chance,
last year and this, to order
that the C&O-B&O control
case be consolidated or, at
least, simultaneously consid-
cred" with other merger cases,
ICES brief said.
But mo legislative change
was enacted" the commission
noted, adding that this amounts
to de facto acquiescense in and
ratification of the commissions
procedure"
ICC, however, does not have
any such approval of its ap-
proach by the administration,
In fact, the Presidents aides
made clear yesterday that, while
they don't oppose the CO
B&O arrangement, they can't
indorse the way ICC handled
that case.
No administration official
signed ICES brief. Instead, So
licitor General Cox, the admin
istration's chief lawyer in Su-
roreTna NoI,1.t raceS took the
somewhat unusual step of send
ing his own memorandum" II
was a four-paragraph state
ment that in no way limited
support of ICES technique OF
deciding the case.
At one point in the past, the
administration had supported
the labor union attempt to
upset the C&O-B&O link. After
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
TWA EARNINGS
SET Record

NEW YORK CAP).-Tran
World Airlines, Gaping a re
surgence in financial fortunes
reported July September earn
ings more than triple those Of
the 1862 third quarter.
TWA said it cleared a record
$16,867,000 or S2.53 a share
compared with S5,211,OOO or "a
cents a share in the year-agc
period.
The booming third quarter
brought the combination
domestic-o verseas airlins
$l2,0l3,000 into the black fol-
the first nine months. The fig
ure contrasted with a year-ear-
lier deficit of $7,293,OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Earnings

Sperry Rand Corp. in six
months ended September 80
earned $1O.O57,934 or 80 cents
a share VS.. S6,9O5,492 or %
cents in 1862 period.
Dan River Mills in 80 weeks
ended September % earned
$4,199,830 or Sc cents a share
VS.. $3,786,O46 or SO cents in
1862 period.
Jim Walter Corp. in year
ended August 81 earned $685.
451 or STA a share VS.. $1,815,-
SIG or SO cents in 1862.
| ABC Vending in 80 weeks
ended September 90 earned
I$2,234,242 or 81 cents a share
VS.. $2,094,413 or 76 cents ir
1862 period.
I'm. Merchs. g. Mfgs. in
months ended September 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Bank 10 Open
Main Office
In MARYLAND

The Southern Maryland and
Trust Co., which started opera
tons in temporary quarters in
Hillcrest Heights, Md, last Feb
ruary. will open its permanent
main office Saturday.
The new three-story building
at Branch avenue and Iverson
street is the first to be COM
pleted in a major shopping GEN.
ter at that location.
Formal opening ceremonies
saturday will start at 9 am
and last throughout the day.
Political, government and busi-
ness leaders of Maryland and
Prince Georges County, Md,
will attend a preview reception
in the new building Friday
night.
With assets already amount
ing to S1.8 million, the new
building will contrast sharply
with the cramped, temporary
space, said Thomas M. ANA
tucci, board chairman and chief
executive officer.
"Hillcrest Heights is one of
the most explosive growth areas
in Prince Georges County" he
said. THE need for a vigorous,
modern and progressive bank to
provide the financial support
and resources for expansion re-
suited in the formation of this
bank"
Anthony A. Carozza, presi-
dent of the bank, said guests
at the Friday reception will in
clude: Senators Beall and
Brewster of Maryland, Repre-
sentatives Landlord and Sickles,
State Controller Louis L. Gold
stein, State Treasurer John
Leuktmeyer, State Banking
C om missioner Herbert r.
O'Conor, jr., and Deputy Bank
Commissioner John D. Hospel-
horn. County Commissioners
and other officials also will be
on hand,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
National Mortgage
Shortens Name

The name Of the Nationa,
Mortgage and Investm n
Corp. has been changed to Ma
tional Mortgage Corp, Maj
Gen. George Olmsted CUSA
retired) announced after a
meeting of the board of direc-
tors yesterday.
Gen. Olmstead, president OF
Financial General Corp, which
recently acquired National
Mortgage. was elected CHI air.
man of the board while Frank
T. Johnson, former vice presi-
dent, was elected president. Jo-
seph B. Schaaff, retiring presi-
dent, was named vice chair
man.
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Trust Plans
New Issue

Ann rican Realty Trust Of
Washington has disclosed plans
to sell to its present sharehold-
erS 132,300 new shares of bene-
fetal interest in the trust.
The trust, organized in July
1861, to invest in real estate
registered the share offering
with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission. It said the
shares will be offered to pres
ent holders at the rate of one
new share for each four shares
held of record on November 81.
The price at VIII ic h the
shares will be sold, and the
terms of the underwriting, will
be announced later. However,
the company said the price will
not exceed $11 per share.
Part of the proceeds of the
'offerin $500, O00-will be
paid to American Security and
Trust Co. to satisfy a loan
made to the trust when it
bought the Jefferson Hotel and
adjacent property in the Dis
Itrict, and the Hammarlund
Manufacturing Co. property in
Mars Hill, N. c. The remainder
of the proceeds will be invested
in real property.
Stifel, Nicolaus and Co., Inc.
st. Louis, is listed as the prin-
cipal underwater for the share
offering.
The company's registration
statement said the IL trustees
and the officers as a group own
2.8 per cent of the shares now
outstanding.