davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-10-02

$22,775,S52 on June 80 and ST.
555,603 a year earlier. Holdings
of Federal securities reached
S67,151, ,544 VS.. 66,060,183 on June
80 and $57, ,282.318 a year earlier.
The latest ratio of cash and
Government bonds to deposits was
80 per cent, far above average for
the District or Nation.
Traffic Holds Above 1850.
District vehicular traffic in Au-
gust was 73 per cent above a year
ago and 49.6 per cent above 1941
levels. it was indicated by 24-hour
weekdays tests conducted by the
Department of Highways.
Four Anacostia River bridges
carried "a per cent more traffic
than q year ago and 85.3 per cent
more than was handled by the
three bridges existing in 1941. Four
Potomac River bridges carried 9.8
per cent more than a year earlier
and SOS per cent more than in
August. 1941.
August 24-hour traffic counts at
81 stations are compared below
with available figures for the same
month in 1850 and 1941:
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Stocks Move Forward
Almost Every Section
Joins in Advance
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. I'm a gen.
eral show of strength. the stock
market marched ahead today for
the second straight session.
Just about every division in the
list joined in the advance. Rail-
roads. however, were not sos Wig
orous on the rise as other key
segments of the market. Many
carriers held unchanged for a con-
siderable time and trading was
sluggish. .
Steels. oils, utilities, metals
COLDS, rubbers, radio-televisions
chemicals and some motion pic
ture issues were on the higher
side.
Automobiles and merchandising
shares displayed a listless sagging
tendency with few exceptions.
Throughout the list leaders went
ahead by a little more than q
dollar a share at the best. Losses
were small. The volume of busi-
ness was heavy until around mid
day when there was a perceptible
pause.
Stocks moving up included
United States Steel. Chrysler
American Telephone, Canadian
Pacific, Missouri Pacific preferred
Standard Oil (New Jersey, Ana
conda Copper, Homestake Mining
Dome Mines. International Nickel
Goodrich. Loew's. Dow Chemical
American Can, Fedders-Quigan
Zenith. Radio Corp. and Douglas
Aircraft.
Corporate bonds moved mar
rowly with a slightly higher tilt
Government securities were un.
changed to bit lower in the
over-the-counter market.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Oct. 2 up, tUsDA) .--salable
hogs, 10000; fairly active, mostly 1918
cents higher on butchers; instances 25
cents higher on weights 200-poundS and
under; sows strong to mostly rs cents
pounds; most choice 190-270 pounds.
l21. .75-21 .s5: few 150-1S0 pounds. 20. so
III .65; other weights scarce; choice sows
400 pounds and under, 19.15-21 90; most
400-500 pounds, 1S.25-19 .25; few 500
800 pounds, 17.50-1S.50; good clearance.
| salable cattle, 6,0OO;- salahle calves.
400; prime steers and heifers steady. other
grades dull, weak to fully so cents lower:
cows and bulls very slow, $3.50 cents
lower: vealers steady; small supply high.
choice and prime steers 38.35- -40:25; load
ana choice steers. 5s.0o-5S 90; load
prime 950-pound heifers, 80 90; good to
cial cows. 20 1929 90; canner to utility
COWS, 1S.50-25.50; utility to good bulls,
26. 100000: commercial to prime vealers,
80. .00-37 90.
salable sheep. 1900; slaughter lambs,
weak to so cents lower; top 32.o0 paid
VERY sparingly, however, With bulk good
Ito prime lambs 30.50-31 80; load shorn
fed Westerns. 81 90; yearlings steady:
most slaughter kinds, 13.O0-15.50.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. Q R.--Foreign ex-
dollars, Others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market. 5Is per cent discount for "a 81 u.
United States cents. unchanged:
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures,
2.79it, unchanged; Great Britain 60-day
futures. 279ls, unchanged; Great Britain
GUM (francl. .9Sis. unchanged; France
uranel. asa of a cent unchanged; Hol-
land tguilderl, $3.50, unchanged; Italy
tnra), .l6t4 OF cent. unchanged Portu-
gal tescudo). 3.4S, unchanged; Sweden
3Sronal, - 35. unehanged; Switzerland
drancl Gree; 22.97. unchanged.
unchanged; Brazil Cfree) $50. UNCHANGED;
Mexico. !l57, UNCHANGED; Venezuela
(bolivarl. 80 03, unchanged
Far East: Hong Kong dollar, 1880
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Business Briefs

Business failures in the week
ended September 27 declined to
154 from 100 the previous week
and compared with 148 in the like
week a year ago.-Dun & Brad
street.
National City Bank of New York
reported total resources and de-
posts on September 80 were S.
556 200, 900 VS.. $3.50, 100000 on
June 80 and 5000, 100000 Sep
tember 80, 1850. Deposits were
So, ,o70, 900, 900 VS.. $5,079 100000 on
June 80 and $4.824.000,000 a year
ago.
Norfolk & Western Railway an
|nounced it has ordered 1000
70-ton gondola freight cars from
the Virginia Bridge Co., Roanoke.
The cost is estimated at $6.5 mil
lion and production is expected to
start early next year.
Pure Oil Co. announced new
oil-producing horizon has been
discovered in the northwest side
of the Worland. Wyo., field. A
new we'll there has an initial
output of about 800 barrels day.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
plans to ask its stockholders to
vote on increasing it's indebted
ness to $40 million from $40 mil
lion. The vote will be taken De-
Icember 4.
Chase National Bank and asso-
ciates apparently submitted the
best bid of 100.1699 for a 11a%
coupon on $l0,272,000 State of
Maryland building bonds. Re
offering. subject to award, is ex-
|pected to be at prices to yield
1867 for those due in 1854 to a
dollar price of 1914 for those due
lin 1866.
Kansas Power g. Light Co. in
year ended June 80 earned $3.348
1885 or $1.45 a share VS.. $4,207,919
Ior STAT in 1850.
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
in year ended August 81 earned
S3,549,897 or $1.14 a share VS.
IS3,556,506 or $1.21 in 1850.
George w. Borg Corp. in year
ended June 30 earned $1,103.O9e
Ior $500 a share VS.. $1,339.959 OF
1888 in 1850.
Fairmont Foods Co. in year
ended August 81 earned $1.419.244
Ior $2.19 a share VS.. $1,425,014 OF
1888 in 1850.
Gatineau Power Co. in 6 months
ended June 80 earned $1,502,842
or 66 cents a share VS.. $l.593,92e
or 70 cents in 1850 period.
| National Pressure Cooker in s
months ended June 80 earned
81 1,438,170 or $144 a share VS.
81 49, ,220 or $1.47 in 1850 period
Hayes Industries, Inc. in year
ended July 81 earned $687, ,601 OF
Is2.O6 a share VS.. $780,9S8 or 1874
in 1850.
Curtiss- Wright Corp. announced
the resignation of Paul C. Shields
chairman of the board. The board
elected Roy T. Hurley, president
to succeed him.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad re-
ported appointment of William H
9all as assistant treasurer.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Oct dP-Butter. 1885,
ass. steady: prices UNCHANGED.
Cheese. 526,07o, steady; prices un-
changed.
Eggs 9,453, steady. New York spot
quotations. based largely on exchange
Fancy heavyweights 65, refrigerators pro-
cessed 55-57la; Extra l large 81 "a, others
large refrigeratcTs processed Sc; extra /
large 52-53; current receipts 4sh-49;
dirties As; checks A. Whites: Fancy
heavyweights 81, refrigerators processed
1850: extar large "a: extra i medium
53 pullets 39h. Browns: Fancy heavy
weights !66h: extra L large 81. others
Nearby: Whites: Extra fancy heavy
weights "a. refrigerators processed 5S-63;
fancy heavyweights IS, other large 66-67:
mediums 53Iz; pullets 401a; pecwees 30
33. Browns: Extra fancy heavyweights
81; mediums 53la; pullets 401a; peeweess
3O-33.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
ALB Glasses Start Work.

Regular courses of Washington
Chapter, American Institute of
Banking, started last night with
around 200 enrolled, decline from
a year ago, but the special course
for new bank employees sched-
uled tentatively to start October
16 is expected to boost total chap
ter enrolment to a new record.
Enrolment in the regular
courses is expected to reach 225,
compared with 276 a year ago.
A large class in banking funda-
mentals has been enrolled. How
ever, there is some prospect that
lack Of interest may cause can
collation. of plans for a class in
public speaking.
Listed on d. C. Exchange.
Common shares of National
Mortgage & Investment Corp. will
be listed on the Washington Stock
Exchange. starting tomorrow, it
was announced today following
approval by the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
The exchange will list 42,587. l
shares, of which 38,875.9 are out
standing and 3.711.2 held by the
company The shares were quoted
on the over counter market
Friday at 81 bid with none Of
fered
Sales Drive Planned.
The Washington Office of the
Railway Express Agency will
launch a drive for new business
at a meeting at the Continental
Hotel tonight, starting at 8 o'clock.
The drive will be conducted on
the lines of an old-fashioned
roundup with all members of the
Office, riding herd' to cover the
area with the "Double-Diamond"
brand.
A. L. Hammell, president Of the
agency, will address the Washing
ton dinner. Other talks will be
given by w. M. Smith, vice presi-
dent. j. P. Downey, general man
ager. and B. r. Haines, regional
traffic manager. j. j. Callan,
Washington agent, will preside.
Employees to Be Honored.
-Four veteran employees of this
area will be inducted into the
Quarter Century Club of Standard
Brands, Inc. at the clubs annual
dinner at the Mayfiower Hotel
Friday.
New Washington members of the
club include: Miss Clara Brandt
Washington; Melvin w. Cogar
Hyattsville; Joseph B. Owens
Tuxedo, Md: Leon c. Root, An
nandale, Va. All are employed at
Fleischmann's yeast plant at
Langdon.
Miss Patricia L. Kunis has been
appointed cashier of the Larmel
Agency Of the Union Central Life
Insurance Co., with which she has
been associated since April, 1850
She is a native of Washington and
a graduate Of Burdick Vocational
High School.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Oct. 2-tAP)-cotton fu-
lures moved over marrow range in
broad covering movement extended gains
to better than $3.50 q bale, when the
buying was satisfied prices dropped back
and profit taking. The reaction extended
to about $1.50 a bale compared with
earlier highs for the day before the
market steadied on short covering Mem
phis advices said that leading southern
publication estimated the 1851 cotton
crop at 17,521,000 bales, anticipating
the next Government crop report on Oc-
toher g. The official September forecast
was 1921 900 bales.
Noon prices were so cents to S2.10
bale higher than the previous close.
October 81. As, December 37.25 and
March 37.17.
Evening star., 1951-10-02

] a S t three
months.
D ep osits on
S e p tember 80
totaled $102.-
591,615, COM
pared W i t h
$101,583,076 on
June 80 and
$84,575,074 on
October 4, 1850.
c a S h in
vaults and due
from b a n k S
reached $24,-
296.410 on Sep
Evening star., 1951-10-02

Bank of Washington Grows.
Under the leadership Of Pres
ident Barnum l.. Cotton, the
National Bank of Washington has
shown impressive growth in the
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Market AVERAGES
Odd-Lot DeoIinqs

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or special
lists on the New York EXCHANGE for Octo-
Der ]: 1856 purchases involving 159 757
shares: Sales involving 13a. .252 shares
involving 4.93@ orders including 1882
Shares sold short on 40 orders.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
NJ. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES

GM&O 2044 B. 73lA
ICCSL 5s GA lo73A
IntGN 1st6s52 lo2
Leh v 5s 2003F SO
Leh v Ter 5s 10 85A
chCnsG3ta69 lc3zs
MKT IS SO A s7Lz
MKT ad 5s67- 70
MKT 1st4s90- 85
Mo-Pac 51as 40 70
Mo- Pae 6s n ll3
Mo-Pac 5s S1I 1l2A
Mo-Pac As rs 1o2iz
Mor&E3 $4,000 50
Nat Dairy IS 70 1ooi/s
NYC4 Rs2013A- 66ltz
N Y C As 9S-- 6
NYCHR 3bas 97 76l5
NYNHin4 1as'22 6oiz
NYNHH4s2007- 66iz
N Y s W 6s 40 26iz
Norf West 4s96 l24
Pac G&E IS "A 1oozs
IPennRR4 las65 1914
Peo&E inc $3.50 -
IPhPetcv2As76 lA2M
Quak o 2sss "a 100
SLSF 4ia 2022- 81
sLSF IS 81 o6lA
Seabin4 las2016 eoN
So Pac 4tas 90 e7zt
SoPac4 tasOr77 1oois
So Ry As Sc 1854
Vanad 3Has IS 114iA,
WPenP 3ias SO lo5M
lW Sh As 1851 GIN
! W Sh Is 236Ir 6ok
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Sales
= a = -

Hourly Sales ON the Exchange To-day:
l1:00 am. A3o 600 1900 noon sAO ooC
100 pm ! 2lo 600 300 pm COO 900
rUnit OF trading 10 shares 'In oank-
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed nv such companies, Rates Of divi
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semianpual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
Ex rses Aso eztFs or s1tTas sS.
stock dividend dCash or stock Paid
last year. PAYABLE in stock estima ted
clared or paid so. far this year. 3 De-
clared or paid after stock dividend or
ssae With GE OsS sdeaay 5 year n A.
rears. p Paid this year. dividends omitted,
deferred Or no action taken at last divi.
1851. plus stock dividend. ' liquidat ting
dividend. Payable IN stock. exact cesh
value undetermined On declaration dbSA
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Visible Grain Supply

Of wheat increased 5000 bushels to 'SSsl. 2o6..
&71 900 bushels this week, the Board Of
ssPo6tsd 6 bSse Gsn ess 81 oe
10000 TO 29. 231 900 rye decreased 2ss.-
900 to 8, ,324, 900, barley decreased 81. 900
70 e 6o3, 900 and soybeans increased
$4,000 10 $50. 900.
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Oct. . P.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 24i2
cents pound. Connecticut Valley; lead
II cents pound, New York; zinc, I'm
a pound. New York At Pittsburgh, scrap
steel No. ! heavy was quoted at "A
Evening star., 1951-10-02

fOhE4tN Lilo
Australia IS So 1o1Is
Australia31as67 e6A
Caldas 3s 7S A2iz
Colombia 3s 10 s.
Italian 2-3s n 4oza
Norway 41as SO 9siz
Peru lst 6s 80 1914
NEW YORK CITY
IS 80 lC9isd,
DOMESTIC
Am&PP5s2030 96l1
AmT&T 3sss63 121M
AmT&T 2As57 1874
AmT&T 2a4s6l 113h
AmT&T 29lss0 sAis
AngLauNi 4s6o o6i4
A T s F Is 95 123
B & o IS 95 @ "a
B&O 5s 20o0K 7AlA
B&o cv4a2OIO 65hz
B & o Is 75 A e6
BrkUnG 2Ms76 o7ih
canPac Is perp 1924
CGa 4As2020B 5siH
CRRNJ 3kas 81 ASA
Chi d E I inc 81 so,h
CMSP4 Hs20l9 75M
cMSP4 1as2044 63A
C&NW 4Ias 90. e2M
Cit Serv IS n o5Hs
CCCSL 41as II SO
Con Ed 2aas II -
D&R in4h201S e7iA
Duo 1t 2As RI 96Iz
Erie 4lss 20l5 y
Gen Eds 3sss75 1854
Evening star., 1951-10-02
Washington Exchange e
SALES.

Pot Elee Pwr com-l20 at 14s, 25 at
LIS, Y at l4hs.. II at 14h,
HarnInlcKeI 412% pfd-S0 at 1914, Is at
Gartinckel COMO at 19H.
Wash Gas COMA OkA
Evening star., 1951-10-02

-
Air Assoc BOW ess
Am Marac .2Og- 6ih
Am Superpowr IA
Anaconda Lead 5lhs
ASsociat Laund is4s
Atlas Corp WV ?
Bah & vii "a 3eMs
Barium Stl 40 sih
Br Am Oil VI n 21N
Brown p Dis. 80 2Sih
Buckeye P L 80 1874
BunkHill&S la 90
Burma Ltd Hs
Cal&EdmC Cp.10- 15N
Cal Fl Pow so 7st
CALVIN CnsO&G- shs
Can Sou Oils -. ozs
Can Marconi 3iH
Cap Transit 4 AeN
CessnaAirc.20e- IN
Clarost NJ BOZ. 5iH
Crown Drug 5M
Crystal Oh 1olH
Det Gray Iron 2lA
IDunont LA Tag 17iA
Duv Sul&Pot ] 33iH
East Gas & FL Ian
81 Bnd&Sh iaf- Pan
Equity Cp .15g III
FairchE&A.20g III
Fansteel Ag 29is
Ford Mot Fran 1hs
lGiant Yell IL
Glen AL CT .20p l1ih
Gobel Inc s
IGtLakesOil&C 2ih
Hart Ray Cp 81
EavanLith 15R ~
Evening star., 1951-10-02
N. Y. Curb Market
IST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTEn ISSUES

Humble Oil 4 -.l2s
10 Hyd El Sec Ag- Azs
70 Imp Oil 80 3sN
"a Kaiser Frazer 6se
Is Kirkld Lake .02 IN
Is Lanston Mon 2 2oIa
Massey Har IA l3i4
% Mead John Goa l7s
70 Merit-Ch&Swv l2N
tsI MeSabi Iron 6lh
"A Mid st Pet Mf d. 1874
- IMinCpCan BOG 1854
Molybdenm Iaa 7olA
Is Monogram Pict. 43A
"a Nat Bell H .20g- ;
tsI N Mex&ArizLd-. LISA
Is Nipsing Mines Ia
70 sNorthrpAircAg Ian
hI Ogden Cp 10y. lsh
u Pac Pet Ltd eihs
Il Pancoast Oil )
IA Pantepec Oil 5N
b PrksbgR&R Ag. 17l4
a Raytheon Mfg 11Is
a Richmond Rad 35A
a Royalite Oil.28 ~
"A Samson United la
Ysl Schultz D A 2M
70 Shat DEM .30g ga
70 Sha wW&P1.20a 36ih
70 Solar Airc Goa 2liA
n Std Cap & Seal 1osS
10 Std OIL KY pa 3slh
std Pow & 1t 634
q U S Air Cond- IA
U S Rad l 14ik
b Venezuela Pet 12iz
VI Wilson Bros iae- Sc
u WrlghtHar 13g Ia
Evening star., 1951-12-09
Home or Investment

14OIIIC OI IIIVCS CIIIEIIL
Near Alexandria. This 8-month- -old
bungalow is what you have been
looking for. Priced at S10,95O
with S2.7T0 down and only S57 per
mo. which includes everything. Has
large Nv. rm., dinette. equipped
Kitchen. 2 bedrms. and bath. all
on one Il. Pull-down stairway to a
storage attic. Act fast on this one.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
BIG DOLL HOUSE

Y Your iSsPEcT1oN. A neat. mod
ern brick home on wide level. tree
shaded 70x157 lot, 14x20 liv. rm..
with flrepl. sep. din. I'M, sunshine
equip. kit. 2-family bedrm., tile
upstairs: So. 5Oo-S4 ,non down. for
good buy: courteous attention.
SEE MR.. GORDON, OF REAL ES-
TATE SERVICE INC. ON THE
PREMISES.
Seven Corners approx miles. right
on Fairmont st. about tlk. to 3l5
and open sign.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
CALIFORNIA STYLING

OPEN SUN. FROM l Pm. FOR YOUR
home on / floor; true center-hall
ent.. liv. rm. and din. rm. with arch
omitted, giving most pleasing ef-
feet, rectangular kit has space for
brkfst. set: tile batn. snd 2 excel.
bedrms.. wide deep closets With
dble. wardrobe type doors, attractive
corner windows. beautifully draped,
artistic square parquet hardwood
fioors the 63y2O2 level lot, will be
the delight Of the entire family:
with your own pine. tree grove and
MR. PEOPLES. OF REAL ESTATE
SERVICE INC, ON THE PREM
Directions: of Lee hwy. in N. Arl.,
on N. Fla. St. 4 blks. to N: 26th
St. left ga blks. to 1925 and open
Evening star., 1951-12-09

Situated on a knoll in q
4 bedroom. 1 bath. I'm. modsrn t.ila
brick Colonial home. with
twin-sized first floor bedroom
and full tiled bath. is offered
for sale due to Navy captains
transfer to Atlanta. Ap-
preached with wrought-iron
rail. this home Is situated on
2 wide lot with over lOO-ft.
frontage, affording complete
privacy from the neighbors.
Rooms on the first floor in
clude side-entrance hall with
Colonial stairway, wide living
room with Colonial fireplace
and O triple expanse of win
COWS overlooking the neighbor-
hood, dining room 13x14
with generous wall space and
wide windows, large kitchen
with q real pantry for canned
goods. Youngstown double sink
with disposal, 10-cu. 1T. West
ingnouss ing refriserator. Tappan
hFst-fioor bedroom Q2xl5)
gives complete privacy and
with door opening on terrace.
On the second floor. master
bedroom (13x2o) with Are
place and private tiled bath:
two other bedrooms and tiled
bath. The basement contains
a finished room Q3x14) with
asphalt tiled floor and full
length, above-ground windows;
full bath with shower; built
in garage. Bryant gas heat,
copper plumbing and down.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
ARLINGTON FOREST

OPEN SUN. FROM Pm. FOR YOUR
INSPECTION
Don't miss seeing the INSIDE OF this
sparkling. clean. colorful 6-rm.
home; de luxe tile bath, with custom
fixtures. terrific screened porch with
concrete deck, full bsmt., has extra
incl. level lot. fenced in rear; cwner
transferred to Fla: S5.A00-ST ,00n
cash will handle. MR.. GREY. OF
REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC. ON
THE PREMISES.
Directions; From Memorial Bridge,
rd.. and right on N. Edison 3 blocks,
right on Emerson to 304 and open
sign.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
OPEN l TIL DARK
RANCH
HOUSE
SUPERB
THE HOUSE OF THE 100 IDEAS

THE HOUSE OF THE 100 IDEAS
All incorporated in one to
make this the most livable
bone hon eoS you have see seen under iaIie
UP concrete walk to q
wrought iron, inclosed, con-
crete patio. through beauti-
full door into a circular en-
trance hall. left into a beauti-
full living room with wall-to-
wall carpeting. Lge. Thema-
pane picture windows with
custom-made drapes to match
color scheme of the rooms.
Passing through the living
room into the beautiful
paneled den with book shelves.
bar and closets, Door leading Leading
ir3 living oGa poreh. Sh.0 i1ise' Also Entering
into large hall with. beautifully
decorated tile bath and bed
rm.: on one side and masters
bedroom on other. Masters
bedroom with wall-to-wal
carpeting. with beautiful
drapes and cornices to match.
Masters bath with exquisite
tile decorations. Shower with
glass door and very large
walk-in closets with cabinets
built-in for linen; Return to
large utility room. Abundance
of storage cabinets. S0-gallon
water furnace. Passing out Gf
utility rm. into a dream kitch-
en- that would be the envy Of
any housewife with its stain
less steel and Formica sink
top. Abundance Of wall cab
inets. eft. electric refriger-
ator, electric fan, garbage dis
posal; automatic dishwasher
and electric range. Separating
the kitchen from dining room
is a built-up glass block break
fast bar. with stools. Dining
room has bay windows, 2
corner china cabinets, wall-to-
wall carpeting, returning back
house was built two years ago
by q most discriminating
builder for his own home. It
is equipped with gas-radiant
heat. outside it Is tastefully
drive to brick garage. Adjacent
to garage is concrete patio.
with brick barbecue fireplace,
and incinerator. All illumin-
ated by floodlights from house.
Many. many more admirable
features. that limited space
s IS located at sas n. 'i Illinois
st. in q section Of better
homes, convenient and par
ochial and elementary schools,
buses and shopping. Priced at
S29,500 with $4,000 down.
Don't fail to see this one to-
dayl
DIRECTIONS: Out Wilson
blvd, past Hecht's new store
to N. Illinois, turn left to
Open House. Presented by
CHARLES w. BRAWNE]
1884 Wilson Blvd. IA. $1,000
Evening star., 1951-12-09
NEW ALEXANDRIA

NEW ALEXANDRIA
Just of Mt. Vernon blvd, ad-
Jacent to Belle Haven. This stucco
home is real buy Has living room
with fireplace. din. rm., bedrms.
and tile bath. kitchen equipped with
electric range and REFRIGERATOR. pine
paneled den, l bedrm. and space
for another on End floor. Venetian
blinds. aluminium storm windows
and screens. large yard. 50x150
with Anchor fence. All this for only
$4,000. About $4,000 cash re-
Evening star., 1951-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
NEW RAMBLER

72-ft. brick and redwood OF 3 bed
point kitchens, bsmt., breezeway.
garage; on / acre; the soil is deep
and rich for gardening. This fine
home is being completed now Z
more under construction. See them
now.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

YATES GARDEN
Historic section of Alexandria. Very
modern brick home with wall gar
den. f1agstone terrace. full base
ment with. "a bath: liv. rm. with
fireplace. dinette. equipped kitchen;
bedrooms and tile bath on End
only.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
COLONIAL ( TX IN AL REALTY R CO.

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ARLINGTON
SPACIOUS BRK. CAPE COD
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, / TO 5 .
Featuring center hall, 4 bedrms.,
paths, / bedrm. and bath 1st f.;
lge. liv. rm. with firepl.. spacious
din. rm. with built-in china cup.
board. mod. equip. kit. with space
OF closet space up; full dry .bsmt: i
Ice. level lot: terms arranged with
reasonable cash to responsible party
To see, out Lee hwy. to nottingham
st., left to 23rd st. right to. 5000
or be sure to call Mr. Cole, for in
formation or appt. to see.
SNIDOW & COLE
ow 5000 nm KE 3-516b
Evening star., 1951-12-09
1926 N. MILITARY RID.
Spacious 5-Bedroom Colonial
On About an Acre


On About an Acre
Six minutes by way of the
way to Memorial Bridge and
short tswalk to the Stratford
Junior High School. Here is
the ideal home for the large
growing family seeking space
poth on the exterior and the
interior. The level green lawn
rdorI ot a2out 9ou an acre provides
tiles Of the whole family. OF
center-hall plan. it contains
on the first floor: Living room
14x23l with fireplace and
ooor opening on to screened
porch 1Ox18); dining room
equipped Kitchen. on the sec,
ond floor are master bedroom
I4x1s) with private bath:
two other bedrooms and tiled
bath; On the third floor are
Two large bedrooms; Full base
ment; detached brick garage;
salt, OIL fred hot water heating
are 8 apple trees. An artistic
pergola and a lovely. sunken
garden lend atmosphere to
this delightful home Most
reasonable terms. Owner has
left for Florida. Immediate
possession
1900
Directions to reach: Cross
Memorial Bridge, bear sharp
right for 4/10 mile to sign
marked Key Bridge" bear
right and 60 $40 mile to sign
marked Key Bridge-Lorcom
Lane" bear right and 20
l 6/10 miles to sign marked
Lorcom Lane" turn right, go
$40 of mile to intersection
OF Lorcom lane and Military
road. left on Military I'd. to
orr OPEN sign.
CHI. 1898. Eve. Sun. FA. 4424.