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Evening star., 1951-09-17
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Sept. II OP.-Failure Of the
predicted frost to. develop IN Western
Srsin @ no on the S Board I Of q Trade g e today. M O"
Corn steadied and even rallied little
afes Sss more as cents io,s but
ing early dealings. The grain had enjoyed
a sharp runup on short covering Saturday
when the. Weather Bureau forecast frost
The ' rest Of Of the market also was quite
weak in early dealings, following. the
leadership Of corn September soybeans
continued under liquidating pressure. fall
Wheat and oats met neavy selling pressure.
Wheat near the end Of the first hour
was to "a cents lower. September
1A-4A cents lower. September S2.s2.
hundred pounds higher. October SI565.
enfsy ns droP With IN Rs sstsss sa in
traders noted that receipts Of cash corn
334 cars, Not only did the frost fail to
ap DDiai in the S' corn m belt and was was expected
to continue to do so over the next couple
:. The Ss Baldwin Elevator Co. of Decatur,
rapidly. The illinois crop has been in
better condition than that of territories
west of the Mississippi since the start
81 Said s & fFSvns Cent fsyatGT tss crop r IN
southern districts is safe from frost
Easiness in wheat was attributed in
cash cash grain T At Northwestern points points, were
Agriculture Department reported that ex-
ea Ssns es . p.oa om gess sgee
to il totaled q .997, 900 bushels
Evening star., 1951-09-17
Business Briefs
Daily Newspapers in August us

/ Daily Newspapers in August used
344470 tons of newsprint, down
0.7% from the 346, 795 tons in Au-
gust. 1850.
| BigelOw- Sanford Carpet Co. an
lnounced it had borrowed SITS
million from the Prudential Insur-
ance Co. of America and five COM
mercial banks. The money will be
used to repay a long-term loan
and for production expansion.
| General Aniline g. Film Co..
Borden Co. and Phillips Chemical
Co. are planning to form a big
new petroleum chemical firm in
Texas. The firm will be called
Alamo Chemical Co.
New York Stock Exchange an
nounced the sale Of 2 member
ships at $4,000 each. up $1,000
from the last transfer, has been
arranged. A seat is currently
quoted at $4,000 bid and $57 900
asked.
American Enka Corp. directors
recommended a 3-for-1 split and
an increase in the common to IL
million from 100000. A special
meeting has been called for No
vember 6.
/ Sparks Wilmington Co. an
nounced a 10-cent dividend on the
common. payable October 10.
Previous payment was 20 cents in
February.
Armour g. Co. in 80 weeks ended
July 28 earned $13.200,927 COM
ipared with s12,892, 300 in the 1850
period. No breakdown of earnings
on the common was given.
/ New York Electric & Gas in
year ended August 81 earned S.
1885, ,38l or $191 a share VS.. S.
877. .062 or 1929 in 1850.
Bank of the Manhattan Co. an
nounced promotion of Richard H.
Leslie to vice president and Charles
A. Agemian to controller.
David Barkley, son of Vice
president Barkley, has Joined the
public relations firm of James A.
Leftwich as a partner. Mr.. Bark
Hey and Mr.. Leftwjch are college
;lclaSsmates. The new firm will
'Ihave Offices In New York, Ken
lucky and California.
:. Miami Daily News announced
J appointment Of Jacob Booth as
controller. He formerly was with
the National Bank & Trust Co. in
New York.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Sept. II P,.---Butter, 552,-
1877 steady. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons Creamery, higher than 92 score
(AAl fresh 6S34 cents; 90 score tAl fresh,
6s; 90 score (B) fresh. 66ls; so score tC)
Che Cheese 7 Steady, 110,495 wholesale sales
American cheese whole milk, cheddars
fresh, 4O-41 cents: cheddars (lune 1851 F..
44-45; cheddars (cured 1940-50). 6O-54;
single daises fresh, Al a-431a; single daises
Jnne 1891 4e4za vo,,na single smsTess dal;es
41h-43Ha; young Americas tcured 1919:
50). 1880; flats. 42l3-45la: flats tcured
1949-50). 49-55; midgets, 43-451a; mid
gets (cured 1949-50). 50-55; processed 5
pounds, 40Ia-44; domestic Swiss lstngle
tubsl grade "a 45-4Sls: grade b.. AZ
EGGS. 27,475. ,firm. New York spot
based aTsels on MRss
coIors, fancy heayyyeights, 671s; reiriseg-
extra medium. 5a medium refriger-
ators, processed, 54-55; pullets. 42-45.
Current receipts, 54-55; .dirties, so;
checks. AZ. Whites, fancy heavyweights,
20: refrigerators. processed. 60-63; extra
large, 66; extra l medium. so; pullets.
42-45.. Browns. fancy heavyweights. 60;
NeaTby@93whits: extra fancy heavy
81: !refrigerators, .processed natuals. 60
81; fancy heavyweights, 73. Others large,
70-72; mediums. 64-65; pullets, 47-47hs;
peewees. .31-33, Browns, extra fancy
heavyweights. 20; mediums, 61lz-62;
pullets AZ; peewees, 31-33.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
Stocks Turn Mixed
After Moving Ahead
On Radio-N Buying
By The Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-The
stock market turned quiet and
mixed today after moving ahead
actively in early trading.
Radio-televiSion shares gath
cred in the bulk of buying inter-
est while the market was advanc-
ing, and they continued with a
better than average showing when
the rest of the market quieted
down into mixed pattern.
Radio Corp. was the star per-
former and it was Joined by In
ternational Telephone and East
man Kodak. Radio was last
weeks most active issue, and II
made an especially good showing
in Fridays higher market.
international Telephone has ex-
tensive radio-TV interests, and
Eastman has large current and
potential market in black ano
white and color film for TV shows
There were some plus signs ir
merchandising issues, aircratts
chemicals and miscellaneous
manufacturing stocks. but else.
where there was a downside edge
Stocks losing ground included
Santa Fe, Standard Oil IN. j.
United Air Lines, American Tele.
/ phone, Anaconda Copper. Dom,
Mines, American Cyanamid. West.
inghouse Electric, Boeing, anc
Schenley Industries.
Higher were Gulf Oil, Air Re.
duction; Columbian Carbon. Ler.
ners. U. S. Leather, Internationa
Hydro-Electric, U. S. Steel. Stu,
debaker, Lockheed, Philco ant
Zenith Radio.
/ Bonds were quietly steady
Governments g in the over tn,
counter market also held steady
Evening star., 1951-09-17

agents in sales and promotion.
He has been associated with SAS
since it inaugurated transatlantic
service in 1916.
The Simon Distributing Corp,
electrical household appliances,
has arranged a special exhibit of
Zenith products tomorrow and
Wednesday from 10 am. to 10
pm. in the Terrace room at the
Shoreham Hotel. James H. ST.
mon, president, will be host to
many invited guests.
Greber Bros. distributors of
Motorola products in Washington
and Baltimore, has completed a
successful showing of their new
1852 line of Motorola TV at the
Hotel Statler. The new features
include such devices as "glare
guard" the super power fringe
pickup" and demonstrations of
fashion styling. Sixteen new
models we're displayed. Ten days
W lIlC w GOIl 0A1OW-
ing an exhibition was held in
Baltimore.
Jennings Randolph, former Rep
resentative from West Virginia
now serving as assistant to the
president of Capital Airlines here
will address the Hotel Sales Man
ayers Association at the Carlton
Hotel Thursday evening. He will
speak on washington, a Grow
ing Travel Center"
Three Washington life under.
writers are among 341 eligible tt
receive c. L. U. diplomas WedneS.
day from the American College ol
Life Underwriters at exercises il
Los Angeles, Cal.
They are Edgar Hicks, Equitabl,
Life Assurance Co.; Ingelow j
Kline. Connecticut Mutual Lif,
Insurance Co. and William r
Tooker, Berkshire Life Insuranc,
ca
Evening star., 1951-09-17
Produce Markets

United states Agriculture pepartmsnt:
buhe basEs and Sa Snhs Sos.s
10 2as inches gp 5aiT quality 50; 2H 2.
U S; Is, 2la inches up; 2;oo-25; 2l4 inches
up. 50; Rambos. Y. S; Is. ga inches up
! 90; Rambos: U s: Is 2,a inches up
riouS varieties. COL .25.
Peaches17UnsettIed; demand very light
Ppshe baskets MaTyland ste EInertas
quality; 3. so; 2 INCHES up up, i.50-s 100; J. H
sof aaeS Aitereox nfhfs faif color 1R OfJt O. $
Potetoes--B Barely steady; u s. Is size A
ssdes
sweet potstoesmsliehtly weaker; bushe
fE virginia ooiden nea 5s5 MsigaaG faiy aaaits an
rs; nearby alf-busheI hampers. 1.35.
kets, hampers and SACKS, per bushel. Mary.
entines. few best, ESQ; ordinary quality
sey, bushei baskets Valentines. 800
Lima beans-Slightly stronger; bushe
hampers. Delaware, holdoyers. 2,55-3.Oo
observation-disclosures, crates "a punches
1.25; bushel baskets. topped. 1.25.
BrOcc0ll--NeW Jersey, crates, IS, zoo
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry1Market dull; receipts light
3A pounds and up. few 80. Hens, heav'
type, few $3.50.
Grain Markets.
Flour-Receipts, 1890 l00-pound sacks
Wheat-Receipts, lao, ,970 bushels: ship
ments, 210227 bushels; stocks, 7.175,31:
$sl Isa snssF s5f No
2.2S.
Corn-Receipts, 1852 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks. 7b4,173 bushels.
Oats-Receipts, none; shipments. none
stocks "a .04S bushels.
Barley-.Receipts. none; shipments, 4.
900 bushels; stocks. So .225 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments, none
stocks, 35,404 bushels.
Soybeans--ReceiptS, none: shipments
none; stocks. 35.1 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, none.
Butter and Eggs.
Eggs-Market about steady; receipts
moderate; demand moderate; wholeSal
selling prices: a large, 1915, some T6; ]
mediums, 65-67; large, 62-64; pullets
43-46; current receipts, ungraded. insuf.
Receipts@Eggs' sS1 cases; butter. 20,
300 pounds.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Sept II lR.-Foreign ex.
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol.
lars, others iE cents):
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market, 5M per cent discount or 94.76
United States cents. up u of cent.
Europe Great Britain (pound)
s.. .791s unchanged; Great Britain 30-day
futures, 279is unchanged; Great Britain
60-day futures, $50. UNCHANGED: Great
Britain. 90-day futures, 2;S0iss. un-
changed; Belgium franc), 1.99. on 00ls
Of cent; France urancl. .2Sss of q
cent unchanged;, Holland (guilder), 26. 80,
UNCHANGED; Italy 0ira). 16h Of a cent,
unchanged: Portugal tescudo). 3:47. un-
changed; Sweden (kronal 1895, un-
changed Switzerland francl tfree).
1886 OF .01 of q cent
Latin America-Argentina Qreel, sos,
changed; Mexico, 11.57. unchanged;
Venezuela (bolivar), 30.03, unchanged. 4
Far East-Hong Kong dollar. 1896
Evening star., 1951-09-17
Food Chains Meeting
Here Next Week Due
ToDraw 1900 Leaders
Rv Nelson N. Shepord

The 18th annual meeting of the
National Association of Food
Chains will bring 1900 of the Ma
tion's leading food chain execu-
tiveS and food manufacturers to
Washington next Sunday through
Thursday. They will exchange
ideas involving the selling of $12
billion worth of food to the public
each year. Indicative of the SELL
ing power of the chain stores, esti-
mates place the annual American
food budget at about $50 billion.
Theme of the meeting is Build
ing Stronger America Through
Better Living at Lower Costs. ="
Program highlights include an ad-
dress by Eric Johnston. adminis-
traitor of the Economic Stabiliza-
ton Agency, at Mondays luncheon
meeting.
The Sunday program consists of
registration and receptions, the
sessions opening formally on Mon
day with A. D. Davis, chairman of
the board, presiding, at $50 am.
Seymour L. Seleznow. of Square
Deal Marks. Inc, Washington. will
be on a panel staging a Sales
Crime Investigation"
Other Sneakers Listed.
Among other session speakers
will be Henry j. Taylor, radio
commentator, author and econ
omist; and DR.. John A. Hannah,
president of Michigan State Col
lege, where the association spon-
Sors food distribution courses.
More than so leading food manu-
facturers. and the Army Quarter
master Corps, will have exhibits.
Meetings will be held at the
Hotel Statler, the Mayf1ower and
Shoreham Hotels, with the regis
tration and opening session at the
Statler. The annual banquet will
be given Wednesday evening in
the Mayflower ballroom.
Hill Reelected.
Arthur M. Hill, chairman of the
Executive Committee of the Grey
hound Corp, Washington, was re-
elected president of the National
Evening star., 1951-09-17
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Sept 170P}. Cotton futures
gave ground in forenoon. trading today
on hedeing and profit taking, but offer
ings were absorbed through short covering
along with some buying for mill account
Dealers said the. crop movement in Texas
has been. slowed down by rains in that
State last week
Washington trade advices said reports
indicate the movement of cotton into the
Government loan is heavy, with the gen.
eral withholding movement among farmers
effective.
Noon prices were Is to 50 cents bale
higher than the previous close. OctQbdF,
81. 90; December. 1902, and March, 35. ".
Evening star., 1951-09-17

GGlcC sales man
ager for the
airline covering
Wa S h i n g t o n
and the Dis
trict territory.
He will be To-
Gated in the
Heurich Build
ing, 1927 K
street. In his
new position,
Mr.. Henry will
contact Gov
ernment agen-
niaS &C Upl1 as
a S sis t travel
Evening star., 1951-09-17

lI:OU am. AGO 600 1880 noon 77o 600
100 pm. o4o 600 900 Dm. 600 600
UNIT Of trading 10 shares. In oank:
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed bv such companies. Rates Of divi.
dends In the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration, Unless other
wise noted special aor extra dividends are
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras b Plus
stock dividend Cash or stock Paid
last year Payable; ~ stock estimated b
clared or paid 60. far this wear b De
clared OF paid. after stock dividend or
accumulative issue With dividends IN ar
rears D Paid this year. dividends omitted
deferred OF. no action taken at Iast 6tvt-
1861 plus stock dividend v uiauida ting
dividend. Payable In stock. exact cash
Evening star., 1951-09-17

of Washington, also was elected
treasurer of the association. The
new vice president is r. C. Hoff-
man. jr., president, Carolina
Coach Co., Raleigh, N. c., vice
president.
Loon League Reports.
Combined resources totaling
S443, ,252 900 for the % associa-
tions comprising the District
Building and Loan League were
reported at the close of business,
August 81, a League statement
said today. This represents a $38
million increase over the same
time last year.
Savings share money rose $26,-
250,000 during the year to a new
high of $366, 100000 while re-
serves climbed to nearly $40 mil
lion. Loan activity in the real
estate lending field was reflected
in a smaller number of loans
made, with volume dropping from
$14 million to S12,686, 900, it was
reported.
The mortgage loan portfolios of
the member institutions set an
other record, with advances aggre-
eating $393,686, 900. F. Wilson
Camp, league secretary. said at
the month end 263 ,047 individuals
had investing or loan accounts
with % associations.
Sales Manager Named.
Robert Henry, formerly agency
and interline manager for Scandi-
navian Airlines System, Inc, in
New York. has been named dis
Evening star., 1951-09-17

Association of
Motor Bus OPP
orators at that
organiZat 10 n S
recent Silve /
an n iv erS ar y
meeting in Chi
cago. He has
served as presi-
dent since in
ception of the
association in
1926.
c. F. Jacob
sen. president,
National Met
r0n0litan Pank
Evening star., 1951-09-17
Market AVERAGES
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK Sept. u CP,.-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 34ia
cents pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead,
~ cents pound. New York Zinc. I7i2
cents a pound East st. Louis. Tin 81 O3
a pound, New York
Evening star., 1951-09-17
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Sept. II dPl,-Dividends
announced:
Pc Stk OF Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
Irregular.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
Washington Exchange

fT,oft Tot Elec Pwr comy-35 at 141s. 90 at l4l.
Virginia Elec & Pwr CONGO at 2I3s
Pot Elec Pwr com-l0 at 14ls. is at I4ia
cap TRANSIT lst ref 4s-Sl TOO at IOi
Amer Security q Trust--17 at 80. 8 at 80
Peoples Drug ST com-45 at :j3
Garfinckel 41aet pfd-55 at 49,
Amer Security g. Trust--2 at 32l4.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
m. Y. Bond Market

Tnrnlshsd By the AssSciatsd Press!
Evening star., 1951-09-17

9 - - - - q - =
Evening star., 1951-06-03
WOODMOOR
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOMES
$l8,250 TO $19,750
DIFFERENT ARCHITECTURAL

ST. BERNADETTE,S PARISH
CONVENIENT 70 EVERYTHING
out Ca. ave. to Colesville
I'd. right to Lorain ave. g blks.
beyond Four Corners. right to-
Rideemoor dr.. left to 8. Dunmoor
dr.. and right to Whitmoor terrace
"a continuation Of S. Dunmcorl
and our signs.
VIM. E. Richardson, Inc.
Builder Of quality homes for Is years
81. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-03

TAKOMA PARK
New 3-bedroom rambler overlookini
beautiful Sligo Parkway: 2 blocks K
transp. and stores; liv. room ha;
fireplace, oak floors throughout, rec
room with fireplace, built-in garage.
S27.500, terms. BROWN AGENCY
SH. 3497. SH. 3444.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
OPEN TODAY
NEW RAMBLERS

OPEN TODAY
NEW RAMBLERS
3 BEDRMS.. POWDER RIM.
HOLMAN AVE, FOREST GLEN; MD.
Lge. liv. rrn., picture window. open
fireplace, beautiful kit, abundance
OF cabinets, space for breakfast
table; double sinks. sinks: dir; i1s,. area. 2
ssdns dSSTs :.asVsg fsss@s 60 tie tie Ssn
wills ILL csoSsf6Ek sss heaa ysEz TEApE fs og ssi
Quiet residential location. safe for
children; near public and parochial
schools, In st, Johns. Parish, conv.
Out Ga. ave. to Forest Glen I'd.
left about 5 blocks to Hale pl.. right
block to Holman ave. See BRAS
WELL, TU. 26ss. 3617 14th st. NV.
Mr.. PINEY BRANCH
AND FLOWER AVE.
OPEN SUN. l TO 6
Attractive. prewar brick Cape Cod,
better than brand-new. 21-ft. liv.
rm. with firepl., regular din. rm.,
equip. kit. and lge. screened porch
on 1st A.; 2 spacious bedrms.. tiled
basement sato!ast,sss. i 81 heat: Tcsay's
best YsnoS buy st g sle5se oSs nsy
right 4 blocks to 9O3 Greenwood
Robert II. Lohr, Realtor
31l Cedar ct. NV, GE. ossl.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
S6,950

1O,SOO
So, 900 down; coolest loca. possible
for the oncoming hot weather; s.
rm.. asbestos shingle; newly painted
and redec.; new plumbing; less than
! mile from D. c. line; 3 blocks
fESm bus: Dial Dillon. cox & Co.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
I II ACRES

Improved By 2-bedrm. frame house;
electricity, telephone, bath; mr.. Po-
tomac;- price. $3.50. terms $1,000
cash, $50 per mo.
nNTDYYTT r u
Evening star., 1951-06-03
TAKOMA PARK

rAKoMA PARKS Poplar ave. New
detached home, liv. room with FIRE.
place. full size din. room. large mod.
weli-eauipped kit. bedrms.. tile
bath; full bsmt;; gas heat; price,
JAMES S. WILDER
4901 Ga. Ave. GE. 1915
Evening star., 1951-06-03

NEAhbI MU.-aome WIN luCO!nc'
rooms e. baths: tbs, 81 T. h1yh Sydiy dbls
GREGORY, UN. 9102 or OIL. 2273.
ASSUME A LARGE G1.FHA LOAN on
this immac. home: liv. room. din.
room, room: kit: and 8 spacious. well; we'll;
bsnssa bssemsnt 0eaTG0s %t nscr roo pans beaut la
fireplace, gas &C. heat; Anchor post
fence surrounds attractive lot; con-
yeniently located; A real buy at
f1se5S ~ eo VA REiNsE sS5s eFosoGs S5 GS REta g.
81, 800. NEW HOMES; full bsmts.
with outside. entr., expansion attics
mer windows. beautiful wooded
lots; high elevation ayerlooking
S!s sS Ssssr; NJ sss. Ss sss:
ass soorgs stesF c6SgfRucFIos bSgfi sa1 Soo c9 gp
Builders and Owner. 5001 Edmon-
iNsfsoS stSH fye; HyststsYslls RtMRhsRl ma b.drSs
Hyattsyilie area; . buy at s1s,s5o;
pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS l. Co.
Nd. WA. 5000. once open daily
1s-ACRE LOT. mod. 5-rm. bungalow.
in COW. Riverdale location; bsrnt.
Price. $4,000. Call WA. 5000 till
9 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
SPANISH BUNGALOW. on Is-acre
corner. lot; oil a..c, heat, firspl.. 2
twin-sized bedrms.; near Lanhsm
school; owners transfer makes this
available at S1l:500, Call WA. 5000
brick and shinsle
home, in prize-winning new East
pines; 5 rms, lge. lot; real value
at S10,750. Call WA. 5000 till 8
4rBEDRM. CAPE COB. $ii.s5o; near
Md. Univ, 2 blks. from all cony.;
full bsnt.. oil heat. 2-car garage;
Al cond. Call Wa. 5000 till 8
pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS g. CO.,
1904 Baltimore ave. Hyattsyille,
Nd, WA. 1900. once open daily
and Sunday till Q pm.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
GEORGES COUNTY

BERWYN, 2 mi. north Of University
of Md.--2-bedrm. bungalow, equipd.
kit, lge. fenced yard; $3.50; $1,000
down. Call TO. 5959.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS-Very nice as
bsStos shinsle bunsalow; s rms, and
gas heat; reas. priced. SOUTH
Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 0-o666.
BRANDYWINE-Dream home. per-
fectly planned. modern asbestos
shingle; 8 h.r.. b.. d. r.. kit, tiled
bath. screened porch, auto. oil h.
VIII, lge. insulated finished attic. q
car brick garage; 1:acre landscaped
lawn. garden; schools and churches
perfect community; S13,500. LU.
1882.
CALVERT HILLs-collese Park, To-
rm. brick house; oil h.-w.h., on ?
lge. well-shaded lots; garage. h A..
EDGE, TIE. 0791. -3
CAMP SPRING AREA. California
ranch-style bungalow with 5 rms.
and bath. oil ht;s a-acre lot: 4
c. KELSEY. Jr.. 1910 Pa. ave. Sc.
FIR. 1880 or Ii. 4-1114.
CAMP SPRINGS AREA. 5-rm. bun
galow with stairway to expansion
attic; Oil ht. Lot approx: acre.
Excel. cond. Price, $3.50, reas.
down payment. LEIGH c. kelsey,
Jr.,- 1910 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 4030
or II. 4.1114.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
DEFENSE HIGHWAY

Beautiful Calf. .bungalow features Q
large rms, tile bath, firepl. and hard
wood MS. storm windows and screens
throughout; immac. cond.; detached
gear garage; situated on large,
beautifully Handicapped corner lot
1O0x170; conv. to busline; priced for
quick sale at only $14.950. Call for
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Penna. ave. Sc. VI. 2s02 TIL o.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
BRICK RAMBLER, $4,000
ASSUME CT LOAN

ASSUME CT LOAN
We sold this house new a
few years ago and this price
is under today's market. In
popular Radiant Valley. it is
lust about the incest 2-bed-
room, living room. dining
room, kitchen, bath and attic
ciudes built-in Thor washer
and an electric REFRIGERATOR.
To inspect. call Mr.. de La.
thouder, UN. S925. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co,
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
BUNGALOW. NEAR D. C

Lovely Spanish type. 8 rms; can
sb1,s.s asys 8 SsdrRs; beautiful HI, .ssIlTa: sIalTa;
Brentwood location; priced to sell.
2. CROSS. AT. 1908.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
WEST HYAIISVILLE.
New! Brick! $2,250 Down!
New 6-Rm. Brick Rambler
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
BUNGALOW, S1O.350

S1,950 DOWN
Like new; expansible attic; equipped
kit; gas heat; barbecue: fenced
rear yard; near school and super
market, What buy! Owner leaving
city. To reach: r. !. ave. ne. to
Riverdale, right on Riverdale rd.
to 66th ave, right to end, left to
5719 67th ave. and open sign.
c. ROY HAZLETT, WA. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

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Call SH 6963. q
Evening star., 1951-06-03
COLLEGE PARK
$15 Q5n
CORAL HILLS
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 6

1928 Que st. Sc. 2-story brick with
large living room, full-sized dining
room, fully equipped kitchen on LIST
floor. Private entrance to finished
l-bedroom apt. in the basement
with shower, bath and kitchen or
can be used as q recreation room.
Large screened rear porch, COM
bination storm and screen to all
windows. Insulated. gas automatic
heat Nag On paved cbeef street Win VII s9nct
from shopping center and bus stop.
Priced to sell at S16,5ao; $4,000
cash, balance terms. TO reach: Out
Pa. ave to Alabama ave. Sc, left
TO Marlboro pike, out Marlboro pike
to FIRST trafic light, turn righs 2
blocks to Que st. and left to open
sign.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
OPEN SUNDAY

? TO 8 PM,
20 Fowler lane. Lanham, Md. II you
are looking for a bungalow with fuIi
bsmt. and expandable attic, on x
acre OF ground. within 2O-min.
driving of Washington, this is il.
This new asbestos -shingle house has
many outstanding features, Including
large ltv. rm., din. rm., bright and
,well-equipped kit, 8 bedrms. and
bath, hardwood floors, oil &C. heat.
Price, S1l,950. This home may be
approved GI to qualified veteran
with S 300 cash. Dir: Out Defense
hwy. from Peace Cross and make
sharp right turn after crossing over
pass at Lanham, then follow signs to
house and meet Mr.. Ritchie.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
o2oS pa Aya sr yr oo1n