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Chicago Grain
NEW YORK, july % P-

CHICAGO, July 90 R.-Export de-
mand boosted wheat futures prices on
the Board of Trade today after the
downturn of the previous session.
Soybeans continued higher, influenced
by strength in soybean oil, good cash
demand and higher bids to the country
by professors, Corn and oats held about
steady in light trade
Near the end of the first hour wheat
was H-5s cent higher. September
S1.9424; corn was ls up to 1s down,
September SLABS. and oats we're 1s-H
lower, September 1879. Soybeans were
A94cent higher. September So So, and
lard was to 10 cents a hundred pounds
higher, September $10.97.
Mexico bought 1.2 million bushels of
domestic wheat overnight. Egypt was
reported to be in the market for flour
equal to about IL million bushels of
wheat.
Traders believe American farm prod
ucts will be shipped to Korea following
estimated annual relief food require
where from 100000 to 100000 tons.
Although the Korean preference
might be for rye and barley, these COM
modities are in relatively tight supply in
this country. The Uhlmann Grain Co.
said that in shipments to Korea, sit is
expected that more emphasis may be
placed on wheat, Notwithstanding Ko-'
rean preferences"
Traders are concerned over rust
damage to wheat in the Northwest. They
said the damage Is expected to be fairly
heavy in parts of South Dakota and in
Eastern North Dakota.
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Hourly Sales on the Exchange.
ll:0o am 21o 600 " noon $50 600
100 pm. 500 600 2 100 pm. 900 600
tUnit OF tradlng 10 shares 'In bank.
ruptcy OF recelverShip or being reorgsn-
lied under the Bankruptcy Act or secur.
tiles assumed bv such companies Rates
OF DIVIDENDS IN the foregoing table are
annual disbursements based on the iast
quarterly or semiannual declaration
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included cid Called
Ex dividend xr Ex rights a Also extra
OF extras Annual rate plus stock div
tdend d Declared or paid In 1853 plus
stock dividend Paid last year F Pay
able IN stock: estimated cash value, on
far this year. Declared or paid after
stock dividend or splitup kDeclared or
paid this year an accumulative issue
with dividends IN arrears. Paid this
year. dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting
|. Declared or paid in 1852. plus. stock
dividend. LiQuidating dividend. wi When
issued x-dis Redistribution. wd When
distributed.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FURNISHED by the Associated Press.l
LiS1 INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
Business Briefs

Electric Power Production in
the week ended July Is totaled
8,460,427,00O kilowatt hours,
compared with 8.209.203, 900 in
the previous week and was 15.4%
above the like week year ago.
Edison Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use, this
week declined to $6.70 from $6.75
last week and compared with
! $6.63 in the like week a year ago.
Dun & Bradstreet.
Passenger Automobile ship
ments from United States fac
tories in the first half totaled
3,239,569. This was the highest
f1rst-half volume on record
Auto. Mfgs. Assoc.
Farm Income in the first half
declined to $12.6 billion, down
SO from the like period year
ago.-Agriculture Department.
Timken Roller Bearing Co.
announced layoffs Of 600 en-
ployes at its Canton, Ohio, plant
as the result of decline in the
sales of automotive and farm
equipment.
United States Steel Corp. in
six months ended June 80 earned
$105,016,764 or 1884 share VS..
$65,753,134 or $2.04 in 1852
period. Board Chairman Ben
jamin F. Fairless told stockhold-
ers he anticipates a letup in
capacity in the fourth quarter.
A. M. Byers Co. in nine months
ended June 80 earned 81 200, ,920
or $3.68 a share VS.. $552,730 or
$1.21 in 1852 period.
Other earnings included:
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE!

FURNISHED by the Associated Press.l
Sales
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. co. High. Low. 1915. chg
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July 90 LPD.-After early
steadinesS, cotton futures sagged in
forenoon trading today on New Orleans
and local selling. Offerings met only
scale down trade demand. The market
reflected a lack of fresh incentives at
the moment.
According to Tokyo reports. Japan
has allocated enough foreign exchange
to import 10000 bales of cotton for
the July September period of which
10000 bales will be United States
cotton, 10000 bales Egyptian and
10000 bales from other sources pay
able in sterling.
Noon prices were IS to 25 cents a
bale lower than the previous close.
October, 1894: December, 34.24, and
March, 34.45.
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For 70 Months Ended June 40
New York Produce

NEW YORK, July 90 R.-Eggs. 13.-
275, steady; New York spot quotations
low MidweStern--Mixed colors. fancy
extra 3 and large 51-52; extra / med
rent receipts, 47Ia-4S1a dirties, 4Ih
checks, 39H. Whites--Fancy heavy
weights. 59h-6O; extra l large, $3.50
eVtra 3 and large, unauoted; extra
medium, "a. Browns-Fancy heavy
weights, $500; extra large, 55-56; ex.
ira l medium. 54. Nearby-Whites: ex-
ira fancy heavyweights, 6712; fancy
heavyweights 65R-66h; Others, large
peewees, 20 Browns-Extra fancy
heavyweights. TO-; others, large, $3.50
mediums, 60: pullets, Al; peewees, 30
Butter-4I9,927; steady, prices un-
changed. Cheese - 39S,322; steady
prices UNCHANGED.
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Odd-Lot Dealings

NEW YORK. July 90. P.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for July IS:
purchases of 1926 shares on 4.34f
orders; sales of 1O5,6S4 shares on 1897
orders including 1,565 shares sold short
on SO orders.
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ItoIy Has 5000 TV Sets

ROME.-There were 5000 tele-
vision sets in use in Italy at the
start of 1858. BY the end of the
year $4,000 are expected to be in
operation.
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HOUSES UNFukNIsHED
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE my new home with 2
girls or couple: all privils; near bus;
nice yard; $40. TU. 2-5106. lis
RETIRED CPLE. will share mod
nicely furn. home with cple. Conv.
Ft. Belvoir. Pentagon. XII. 9-S196.
FREE RENT in exchs. for child care
and Ink. duties. One child ac-
cepted. DE. 2-65S3. los
SILVER SPRING. Colesville rd.. 2
blocks from center s. s.; share beau
tiful large home with middle-aged
couple. S75. JU. 5-S591. -l6
ALEXANDRIA-Girl will share q
bedrm; home with 2 girls. TIE.
TWO GIRLS OR, COUPLE to share
home with empl. lady: TV, newly
furn. twin bedrm. JE. 4-1lSl. -l5
COLORED LADY would like to share
home with another lady. Pvt. rm.
LU 4-0939. --15
PRIVATE FAMILY with 4 extra rms.
will share with 3 or 4. girls or
married couples: equip. kit, Holly
wood bed. big closets. Det. home,
gas heat, laundry and phone orivi-
1eges 1870 Newton st. NV.
OFF BRANCH S.E.-New small bum
galow; share or rn., pvt. entr., Sl2
or Sln wk. Cedar 3-3455.
house with "a. Tele., parking, Kit.
privils S25-S35. DE. 2-7641.
COLORED-SHARE HOME-Lady to
share home with one other. Reason
able Ii 3-S724, -l6
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RESPONSIBLE FAMILY desires 3 or
4 bedrooms, baths, screened porch
and garage. reasonably near Wood
row Wilson High, by Dec. / or be-
fore: KE; 7,le26. ,. 10
bedrm.. 3-bath house: near Penta-
gLn Crccmher J.; OF. 4-902O.
bath, main level; NV. or close Md. ;
near tranSp., elem. school; to S125.
LU. 2-S51S.
RELIABLE middle-aged couple wishes
to. rent in Sc. or ,s.w. section, z
bdrm. BUNGALOW or house with yard;
reas. rent. 10. 2-946S.
CHEVY CHASE AND
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
We have immediate need for houses
in these areas. all tenants well
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-677S. Ewes, OIL. 4-2S06.
COLORED PROPERTY OWNERS
Let us rent your house or apt. No
AGENCY. 1927 11th st. NV. HO.
20406, HO. 2-2622. 16'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

ALASKA AVE. NV, Just Of 10th
st.-No down payment. Excellent
home, large liv. rm. and din. rnn.
kit. and breakfast area. 4 bedrmS
2 baths, maids rm. and bath; 2-cal
garage; oil h.-w.h. Call OWNER
TU. o-oo43,
Sl6,95O. Semidet, 3 twin-sized bed.
rms. liv. rm. sitting rm.. lge. fam.
lily kit. compl. redec.. wall-to-wal
carpeting; nice garden with patio
garage. full bsmt. Terms. 81 600
dn., easy mo. pymts. INEZ CUSH'
.NRS ARD EN- Mr. ISS-42$2ax s..v,,t,,,,,
renovated and modernized semidet.
3-bedrm. home; wall.to.wall carpet
ing and drapes included. Near Ct.
AIMS and Jannsy Schools. Immedi-
DI. 7-1411; eyes,, OIL. 2-4S34.
lis
14a4 CRITTENDEN N.w.-call BY
appointment, MR.. LEONARD. RA.
3-S193. --16
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL ACCEPT late model car, lot,
2nd trust note for small investment
property as part payment for clean,
near Olney, Nd. Cali OWNER. FU
esRM. esias!ii AND BATH HOUSE, plus 0 2.
rm., kit. and bath bsmt. apt. rented
in d. C.. for 6-rm. and bath house
all on one floor or rambler in NV
washington or close-by Va. Boz
123.Y star
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

VALET SHOP. Owner quotes 81 900
wk.; upper NV. loc. Synthetic plant;
well established and making mon
.ey. Have another doing S5T5 wk.
without plant GASTON CO. sol
Woodward bldg. DI. 7-7765.
DRUG STORE CONTENTs-I6-stool
sfss s1ds fGaPan saP .eet csfs mxsrs saad .ens Sn
machine. showcases. wall eases,
sterilizing tubs, wrapping counter,
equip. hand sink, Q registers, s.
tSn %eh dHeEs MeFshnstSRE MsoTE NTo eOnf1sPns1 aMTY
STORE. AND GO INTO. BUSINESS
FOR S4 500. 591i Georgia ave. NV.
BEAUTY SHOP IN THE HEART OF
CLARENDON-A real opportunity
will rent or sell reasonable. ia,
DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY STORE,
finished work over the counter and
pickup. route. will sell without
Hr truck cheap sIpeSdf Sith terms. RA. s-l965
aoIEat eS5Ilst: y P1 IT 5-BstS BslyOiF snssf vs.
home; q modern units and restau-
rant; fully equip. and furn. Price.
S5S, 900. $4,000 cash.
HILLIARD REALTY CO.. IA. S-S46S
4613 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
MOTEL-Rt. /, Fredericksburg. Va.
Consists of % brick rental units. gas
station. restaurant and 7-rm. apt.
Furn. and equip. central oil heat
acres. Price, $4,000; 100000
HILIiARD REALTY CO.. JA. s-s46s
1913 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
MOTEL-Rt. 211, Near Luray, Va.
New construction. equip. and furn.
ishings. Consists Of 3-rm. and bath
cottage, mod. units and restau-
rant. Bargain at $4,000. $4,000
| cash.
! HILLIARD REALTY CO.. IA. s-s46s
| 4613 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
MOTEL-Rt. II. Harrisonburg. Va.
| Consists of rms, 2 baths. gueSt
home; 8 mod. cottage units anC
diner. Well equip. and furn.. centra
oil heat. Bargain at $4,000; $4,000
HILLIARD REALTY CO.. ia. s-s4es
4613 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
DRUG STORE LOCATION
| GEORGIA AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
This mod. outstanding corner avail
| Very attractive offer to exper. druf
4 men.
| H. M. APPLESTEIN, RA. 3-3995
/ -15
esrrANTO ,FIya oR6cn k,,iidiuo ShorI
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HOUSES UNrURNIsHED
RENT TOO HIGH?
and Buy D. c.

OPEN SUN, 10-6: DAILY 12 TO 6
Brand-new. never occupied,
semidet. brick homes in Riggs
Park me-: 3 bedrms.. baths;
S495 DOWN, S135 mo. (S35
mo. applied toward down pay
mentl immed. occupancy.
R-COHDITIONED. Close to
everything.
Directions: Out New Hamp-
shire -er 18th st. to Missouri
ave-. turn right to Riggs rd..
follow Riggs rd. to Eastern
ave-, right on Eastern to
sample house, SAT Oglethorpe
st. ne.
T. N. Lerner &1CO. TU. 2-113J
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ROOMING HOUSE, COL0RED. FOR
RENT, 614 M st. n.w.-Three-s STORY
brick; will renovate to. suit new and
thoroughly responsible lessee. Inquire
MRS. HEAD, Ii. 7-9400 or ask your
real estate broker.
COLORED - I4.rm. rooming house.
z refgrs., z stoves. 4 baths; garage.
S166 mo. CO. 5-2493.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INVENTIONS FOR SALE
Good solid Investments on TV sales
items and mfg. products. Write
THE NEW INVENTORS CLUB. INC.
34O6 18TH st. ne. IA
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T. N. Lerner &1Co. TU. 2-113t
7432 MADISON ST NV.

1OH 4V14AD1OO4N y T. NJ w .
Ideal location for family with chill
dren. Close to schools. stores. trans
extra lavatory on end flor. Heated
room finished in knotty pine on 3rd
floor. Sunroom and breakfast nook
on first floor. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Rent, S160. Vacant.
To inspect call ia. 9-1936 or
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV. MA. S-2100
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COLORED-ILL. AVE. near Emerson
st NV. Modern 6-rm.. bath house;
sleeping porch. Full cellar, refsr..
gas heat. Rent. $3.50.
lilo Il ST. NE. NEWSoM Ii. S-2o7o
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

OHEV OE1hoE, d. q
brick Colonial. Center
entr,, 3 lge. bedrmS., ceramic tile
bath, 1st-f. powder rm.. liv. rm..
23x13; din. rm., 12x12; Keystone
kit. built-in gar. side porch. pull
rm. with asphalt tile, maids toilet,
Anchor fenced lot, 50x130. Loca-
ton tops. Bus 1 blk, Rock Creek PIX.
3 blks., Lafayette School blks.
Price hard to believe. only $26, 800.
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KENYON ST. NEAR Mt. Pleasant
Brick house of seven rooms. Ia
baths: oil heat; built-in sarase
Basement suitable for recreation
IoUis F. % saoEMxKER'S G2S9i ST'SYS iSiS < SssR. st.
NV. MA. Sligo.
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BODY SHOP

equipped. A real money-maker
Reasonable rent. Box 251-M. Star
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MT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sois44s5s sf4,a5oNsi. FoH 800 = FAMILIES pNi
OPEN SUN. 1-5 Pm. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION, 3-story brick, iull
bsmt,, garage. oil INV. heat. Good
condition. Mr.. Greenblatt on prem
iseS. JU. 1858. DIR: North on 10th
st. NV. left on Park road, rieht on
10th street NV. to Ingleside terrace
to 1898 INGLESIDE TERRACE and
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
1415 X st. NV. Realtors. ME. S-5400
First In Sales For 20 Years"
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VACANT--MUST SELL
OPEN l TO DARK

o%SsE sHES 1HS4s7 iASzs 7EAEEs a9{ssE {SsaHhf HAf
WANTS AN .OFFERl 2 bedrms.. 2
baths. semidet. brick. Beautifully
rm. Gas h.w.h. heat. Mr.. Blanken
on premises. TO. 2-3l51.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN a. CO.
141b K st. NV. Realtors NE. S-b4OO
''First In Sales for 20 YAarSn
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5000 DOWN
44a 1oNSFEEETI'co TEEEEEIc 'ow BUY *

44a LoNGFEEEowP LoIaSFiEEP Pgf 81. NV.
tached brick and stone Colonial
home with 8 bedrms., liV. rn1., din.
rm. and lovely kit, Gas heat.
Long yard. Alum. storm windows.
CAN or see Mr.. Human on premises.
JU. b-0345.
LEO. M. BERNSTEIN & CO..
1913 K st. NV Realtors, ME. S-54O0
'First in Sales for 20 Years"
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MT PLEASANT
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
lealtor 1924 1Ath st. AID. 4-200S.
RdI1 Stht CT

coRNERO ORTH!K RRfGKHISNbER HTIH AREH a. mn
Easy Derms--Low Down Payment
Near elementary. parochial schools,
transp. Bright. modern kit. with
table space; din. rn., 3 bedrms..
comb. alum. storm windows and
screens. screened porch, beautiful
appt Mrs. Kohn, RA. 6-S943,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-20OB.
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CHEVY CHASE
oI54045 5045 RENO ROAD

/, OPEN SUN. FROM
Center-hall home with ali large
rms, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, den
and powder rm. on 1st mr., 4 bed
rms. baths on 2nd. Rec. rm.,
with fireplace. gear garage,
block from Conn. ave-, walking
distance Of all schools. We invite
your inspection or call Mrs, Daw-
son, WQ. 6-4162 at other times,
ma ,MAARSS5HbALLL y; WAPLE co:
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BLK. OFF WIS. AVE.) FINE BRK
aonEcp HONE OF 9 1oM Rms, sy,s;gr TILE I'll BATHS
ERN KIT; DEEP YARD; REC. RIM.
ETC. SQUARE TO SCHOOLS
TRANSP. AND STORES. OFFER
WANTED.
AID, 100000 EWES. WO 6-T319
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STAND-Active, ofice building. Short
nodrs, 5-day week. Priced reason.
BARBER SHOP-Modern. equipped.
owner leaving city. Will sacrifice
for quick sale. NATHAN SILVER,
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WANTED

Ladies apparel shop, vol. 80 Il
100000. Furn. comp. details. stric
confidence. Box. 147-Z. Star.
Lodging Hotel, Downtown
Semidetached, 27 rooms. z ba. OF
heat; income quoted $1,000 mo.
rent S430. lease: nicely equipped
E. w. Thurm
ono nth St AZ W M 7.29nA
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Newly renovated. 6-room brick, !
bedrooms. l bath and den. Storm
windows included, $3.50 monthly.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 1880
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CLINTON MD.

Lovely 3-bedrm. det. home all or
one floor. Rent 500 per mo.
LLOYD E. TURNER & son
N roA0O ia
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GEORGETOWN
First time on the markell Beautiful
18th century brick; double drawing
rooms; large beamed ceiling; brick
fioored dining room, 4 bedrooms;
delightful garden; random width
floors; original mantels: S37. 800,
STEVENS REALTORS, Ii. 6-2416.
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14th ST. NEAR vARNUM-A three
story brick house on 2b-ft. lot
and noted for its big rooms and
closets. Porches front and rear; oil
h.-w. heat. $4,000. Night or sun
day call Mr.. Rhodes, RA. 6-723a.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 X st..
NV. Ma. S-ll66.
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At 1887 Northampton st. Modern @
story brick home of 6 lge. rms. 2
baths, conv. 1st-fl. powder rm.,
front porch and garage. Asking
ment will handle. Conv. TO bus and
Lafayette Grade School. Call MIR.
Mott, Elk. 3-24S0 or OIL. 2-5S2l.
FRED A SMITH CO.. 1113 l5tn
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EOREST HEIGHTS

New det. brick rambler; liv. dining
combination, elec. kit, 8 bedrms.,
tiled BATH full bsmt. Convenient to
Boiling Field and NRL. Rental, S135.
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COUNTRY GROCERY near D. c.;
nice home. lot and bus; terms; will
train inexperienced. DI. 7-6500
INCONSISTENCIES finishing
and bookbinding plant. fully equip;
going business; Washington area.
Total price, $4,000. Wonderful
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COLoRED-51S YOU ST. N.W.-s
newly renovated, references required,
4S5o MINNESOTA AVE. N.E.-s rms
Bath, oil hot-water heat. Apply GUY
TIMER, 1929 11th st. NV. NO.
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ALEXANDRIA-New semidet. brick
3 bedrms., 2 baths. lge. liv. rm.,
with dining area; mod kit, full
bsmt. IL 3-S402. -1b
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EXCELLENT RENTAL VALUES
Attrac. 7-rm. det. home. " baths
oil heat. nice lot. mr.. Catholie u
and st Anthony's. S115 mo; 32Od
10th st. ne. (keys at 3215 10th ST.
Available now.
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s29 TUcKERMAN ST. NV.
SEMIDET., 3 BEDRMS., GAR.
OPEN SUN. 1-6 PM. Brick. 9 rms.
garage. Equipped kit. 81 900 OF
carpeting. All convenienceS MIR.
Piver on premises, HE. 4-7216.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors, NE. S-54OO
"First In Sales For 20 Years.
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95O6 CAROLINE AVE.
CIT H1Ep CDRIMG

95U6 CAROL1NE AVE.
SILVER SPRING
S14o mo. This pretty det. home con-
tanning & bright cheerful rooms; 3
bedrms., bath and shower on End
A.. liv. rm. with f1repl.; din. rm.:
modern kit. tiled powder rm. and
clothes closets on 1st A.: daylight
bsmt.. entire floor asphalt tiled: gas
&C heat; a beautiful lot. with
shrubbery, Towering plants; con-
crete patio and grove Of large
shade trees. Will rent furn. for S165
per mo.
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G G9NRGETOWN-5 bedrms,. liv. rm.
with firepl., attic and bsmt., garden,
AUSTIN P. DE WILD, OIL. 4-76S0.
REDDOOM. sNr1id detached. center
hall. liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
breakfast and powder rms. porehes,
cow. location, Gallatin and Sth sts.
NV EM 3-S63T
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II RMS, 3Ia BATHS
$500 down handles this .rooming
OF $500 mthly. plus living quarters;
excellent sc. location. Call Ross.
ST 3-1500
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SHOREHAM CONN. AVE. AREA -
SIS.950--B1ick. 8 rms, 4 baths; ga
rage: ust-flr. bedrm. and bath
beautifully modernized. in new con.
dition. Vacant. D1. 7-@14S or EN-
BIRD 4 KENNEDY, N.w.-Top loca.
tion. Home and income" Cor: br
4-bedrm.. 3-bath house Complete
PROFITABLE apt. in bsmt Settlini
. estate Your 9oYI 81 SPportSRRittYy;Try tsRtYyTy AZ
a.OS04, RE. 1866.
REAL LIVING, open 1-5 or apptm
1901 Delafield pl. 8 lge. rms.
b., det. brick nr. 18th. Gas, ga.
RACES, nice for dr.'s on; also IL %
Fern st; zoo Priced right or trade
RARGaTN-4427 Garrison st. NV
Attrac... semidet. brick; large iv
rm. and din. rm., French doors to
full rear porch, nice kit, 3 bedTms.
tile bath: full bsmt.; gas neat; largt
fenced yard. close to transp.. The
best buy in this. exclusive residentiAl
section. Small down payment. Open
Sun noon It'll dark. Directions
out River I'd. to 44th ct. NV. right
to Garrison, left to house. MI
Hall on premises. JAMES L. DIXON
& co. ST. $1,000. or ewes. EN-
MOD, NEW, s-BEDRM, semidet. brk.,
T321 Sth st. NV: 1st-hr. powder
rm., knotty pine recr. rm.. all-elec.
kit. garbage disposal and diehwash-
er: $4,000 down. Open at all times.
TIA. 9-O995. RA. 6-6527. -17
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BARNABY WOODS

7-rm.. 2-story brick. fine loo. pine
rec. rm.. 3 bedrms. and . baths;
powdel room on 1St floor; far
above the average rental property.
5000 per mo. Call JU. 5-2S14 or
DI 7-65f11 -l6
Evening star., 1953-09-05
TreeIess Cities Deplored

Concerning those pictures in your
Sunday. August %. edition showing
the delights of slum clearance, such
zeal is heartening, but before they get
those lucky slums entirely submerged
in concrete there should be some plan
to save the trees.
Consider the two photographs of
the chosen slum before and after:
In the first there's a certain uneven
ness of road surface that might slow
down the motoriSt. In the second the
road bed is raised several feet with
probably a million dollars worth of
fine heavy road construction that prob
ably will weaken the cellars but GER
tainly will kill the trees. The roots
would be smothered by the change of
level and could get neither air nor water
through all that cement.
The imaginative artist very correctly
has left only the trunks stuck in the
pavement-no more play of light and
shade through leafy branches. Those
trees are no longer for the birds-more
for dogs. The residents will have to
keep their shades drawn against the
public view and the unbroken summer
glare. Wherever will grandpa sit out
with his grandchildren of a late after
noon to talk with his neighbors?
imagine any one who plans to de-
prive the city of trees plans to use it
only as a highway-for a quick get
away to the suburbs to his own vine
and t1g tree. Virginia II. Muzzey.
Evening star., 1953-09-05
Wind From the Eost

Wind that has blown oDer the sea
from sunrise,
That t0hitenS the WdUe and lifts the
trembling foam,
BloWn from the east, and from the
shores of danger
Hasten the Udrrior home.
Blow from the east, the turbulent coast
OF warfare.
Ru6le the sea but little; wherever he
sails
Fair be the wuke, tDithhold the ruinous
storm blast,
Temper the treShenin0 gales.
Fair be the wake that marks his path
returning,
Steady the keel beneath his dreaming
head.
Kind is the hauen ,Uhere our hearts
Would lead him,
Ten6erly ptloted.
Kind is the hGUen, welcome the
familiar
Anchorage ,ohere we Watch for him
to come.
Wind that has breathed ouer the
Whttenino ,UaterS,
Hasten the Udnderer home.
I Betty Pooe oobney
Evening star., 1953-09-05
This and That .

fragrant bunch daily over long period.
Yours truly, j. H. S."
\
Glad to hear that somebody has some
sweet peas. We had heard SO little of
them in recent years we thought they
were about extinct
ALI garden flowers have their ups and
downs in public favor. Just as dogs do.
Once upon time, in the dog world,
it was the airedale that was the prime
favorite.
Then the German police dog had its
day. then the scottie, then the cocker
spaniel. and now it is the boxer,
In the flower world it was the zinnia.
then marigold, then the petunia. with
revivals now and then as ambitious
growers turn out novelties.
All the time, among flowers, the
gladiolus, iris and rose hold their places,
each with deathless devotion to beauty,
as human beings see it.
What do the flowers think of them,
selves?
If they could think, and maybe they
can in dim way, they may or may
not regard their petals as pleasing.
Nature colorS petals for purpose,
but the eyes of man find them pretty,
as we say.
The ups and downs in the floral
world are aided by incessant expert
mentation by the seedmen and others.
Hybridizers work endlessly 60 create