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Evening star., 1955-10-28
Ford Motor Assets
Top 81 Billion

DETROIT. Oct. 28 (R.-The
Ford Motor Co. at the end Of
1854 had total assets Of $2,0ss.-
$40. 900. Its cash. receivables and
securities totaled $521. $4,000.
The figures were disclosed In
the company's annual balance
sheet filed with the Massachu-
sets State tax commissioner In
Boston today. This is the only
financial statement fled by the
company, which still is wholly
family owned.
The assets figure compares
with $1.895.134,000 at the end Of
1858; the cash. receivables and
securities compares with $751;
III. 900 at the end Of 1858. The
balance sheet showed real estate,
machinery. equipment and furni-
ture, ETC., valued at $1,l24,176,-
900 compared with 1910, ,636, 900
lat the end Of 1858 and COM
mercial inventories at $377, ,942,-
900 compared with $448, ,493, 900,
Liabilities were listed at $780,
557 900 compared with $419, $780,
600 q year ago. Capital stock at
SIT .265.000 was unchanged from
last year: reserves were $23,4l4,-
600 against $50. 900; earnings
retained for use in the business
were $1.065, ,584,0 against
1921, $4,000.
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Bethlehem Steel
Output at 104%

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S B.-
Bethlehem Steel Corp. headed
for . record year, is producing
steel now at about 104 per cent
OF its officially rated capacity.
So great Is the demand for
steel. Board Chairman Eugene
q. Grace told newsmen yester-
day. that figures on new orders
booked or. orders on hand have
become meaningless" The only
thing that means anything, said
Mr.. Grace. is the cold figures
on steel produced and steel
shipped.
The third quarter net income
was $40, ,369, ,9B4. equal to S4.O4 .
share. This beat the previous
third-quarter record Of $34,O30,-
204, or 1888 a share. set in 1858
the best previous steel year In
the Nations history.
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Decline
For Fourth Day;
Trading Quiet

NEW YORK. oct. 2s R.--
There was little that the stock
market got excited about today,
and prices sagged quietly In the
early afternoon.
Changes ranged around 9
point in either direction with q
few exceptions. Trading was
moderate and came to less thar
yesterdays 1880, 900 shares.
The decline today was the
fourth straight for the market
after seven consecutive advances
The start was mixed. and then
the market gradually tipped
lower. Oils tried to get ahead
in early dealings, but they sagged
later with the rest OF the market
Allegheny Ludlum directors
proposed q two-for-one split,
and the stock responded with q
block Of $500 shares up ia at
So. It continued trading at or
near that figure.
+ The corporate bond market
was easy. United States Govern
ment issues over the counter
were firm.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. oct. % H.--Grains ssnl
In quiet dealings on the board Of Trad
In corn and soybeans, where losses
ran to cent, the prospect OF fairly
heavy cash grain receipts Monday wa'
behind the mild selling.
ArRentina's action in. devaluinE the
peso brought little selling into wheat
as it was felt this would make ArBen.
tine, wheat cheaper In the international
wheat near noon was Nh lower,
December 5000, corn " TO cent
lower, December $l,27%, eats . lowel
lower. December 81 .0Sz, soybeans n
70 I GENT lower, November 81, ,S2A and
hiT6er asS n woysnbea ~ ssn' s1iaa unafea p0ana
Chicaso Cash Market
Ssianls as.,dy snss6 .lauSSter
ewes steady; good to choice wooied
lambs 95-109 ID I7.50-lg.50: Gull 70
choice SLAUGHTER ewes 3.50-b. 90: around
three loads Of shorn lambs unsold
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Weather Aids
.Retuil Trade

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s B.-
Brisk fall weather in many parts
of the country boosted retail
trade this week. it was reported
today by Dun 6S Bradstreet.
Apparel merchants reported
increase volume in mems cloth
ing. particularly topcoats and
winter suits. Hose and dress
shirts were among the most
popular haberdashery items.
Accessories were the best
sellers In women's apparel stores
las womenfolk bought gloves,
handbags and jewelry in large
volume. Wornen's cloth coats
and dresses also sold better than
10 week ago. while children's wear
departments chalked up gains In
boys shoes. sports shirts and
trousers.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
.rnlshsa 5, ths Aa.eeiatea q
Rail freight loadings continued

Rail freight loadings continued
upward last week to q total Of
I834, ,499 cars. Volume for the week
lended Oct. %. was 1854 cars or
l0.9 per cent above the previous
week, 1854 cars or 1l.9 per cent
above the same week last year
land 30,0S6 cars or 81 per cent
Iaboye the corresponding week
1.-TWO years ago.Assn. Of Ameri-
lean Railroads.
Heavy construction contract
awards In the week ended Mon
lday totaled $295. .207. 900. consist
ling Of $177. .47O,0Oo in private
Iconstruction and $i17.7s7. 900 In
public construction. compared
with $4ls.sI5.00o the previous
week and with $220. .23s,O 900 for
the like week In 1854. Engineer
ling News Record.
National Cash Register reports
record sales and q IS per cent
rise in net ineolne for the first
nine months Of 1855. Earnings
|came to $9,417. .904. equal 70 SLAP
Ia share, against ss.i58.527 or
| Isl.23 q share for the same period
la year earlier. Sales totaled
VS.. $l84.3i9.l17 Q
year ago.
New Haven Railroad reports
met earnings Of 1888. .152 for the
first three quarters Of 1855. more
than two and . half times as
much as for the same period
last year. The earnings are
equal to 1855 per share Of pre-
lferred stock and $5.3l per share
Of common stock.
Chas. Pfizer d Co. reports for
the first nine months of 1855
isales totaled $119.870. 1892, q gain
LOT 10 per cent over the $l08. .609.-
455 in the same period last year.
lNet profits of $10, 300, ,635 or $2.2l
| q share compared with $40, ,753.-
2s5 or $2.19 . share In the same
period last year.
ALUMINIUM co. Of America
reports for nine months ended
september 80 net income Of $751;
l779,745, equal to ass . share,
compared with 80. .761, ,10i, or LA
To- share for the like period last
year.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. oct. 2s on. - Cotton
futures were irresular today in nervous
dealtneA Price swings were wide, re-
side Of the market, current eTon ~ deIives- 1s.
les were higher on trade buying and
short covering. Nearby December gained
additional strength as csrtificated cotton
total only I0.374 bales. Nearby March
was strong. on the belief that It may
duplicate the strength Of December fi-
lures when u becomes the spot month.
In new crop months which faced prose
poets Of lower support prices on the
next cotton. crop. Traders were also un-
will sell its surplus cotton stock1 for
export purposes when that program gets
underway after January i.
bale hishef 70 81. .e6 lower than tie prs.
vious close. December, 1888: March.
1926 and May. 3l.09.
Evening star., 1955-10-28


Aeuriy saies on the Gxehanss
eMev xerh Timss
II :OO Am $40 600 ~ noon $50 0oc
100 pm eco 600 $500 p.m 600 ooc
tUnit Of tradins 10 shares OF saies IN
Rates Of diyidends in the foresoins
tabie are annual disbursements based on
the ,Ast quarterly OF semi-annual dec.
|laTation unless otherwise noted, speciai
oT extra dividends are not included
Also extra OF extres b Annual rate
plus stock dividend DECLARED y q paie PEI.
year Payable IN stock estimated cash
value on ex-diyidend o. ex-distItbutiop
b Declared or paid after stock diyidend o.
DSR g nss'asS a. q vs s'S sas
arrssr5 PaiS th,s ss,s, yssss; tsytn tSlyi6sne Z,
IN iii 1914 pias stpsE dividend ] iaau,dat.
x.dis ~ dieerihution 4M righis
sIn bs1kx9ptey q EsesiSsssbip g bsinl
or securities assumed b. s,aeh companies
Evening star., 1955-10-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s Up (UsDA). -
Wholesale egg prices were about steady
today. Receipts 1O,7b3. Wholesale
selling prices based On exchange and
New York spot quotations follow. m
|cludes Midwestern, mixed eolcrs. extras
l4S-b0 lbs,l, b3-b4; extras large (4R-
snaiIs. 1880: standards isTss. 4Sr45;
sstTss t4s.to iSs'} s Sl-5Si s1tras lsrs;
15-4s 1hs), Ba-B4; eRhfas ried!um
1927. Browns. satras t4s-so lhso
Evening star., 1955-10-28
IL Washington Banks
Report on Loans

The IL Washington member
banks Of the Federal Reserve
System had outstanding loans
totaling $4s2. $50. 600 on October
10, compared with $4s9. .l59. 900
the prior week which set an all
time record.
Total investments for these
Washington banks on October 10
were $510.826.000: demand de-
posts ls,2s0.o00 and time
deposits s255, 461. 900. CONNER
cial loans totaled sos, ITS. 600;
real estate loans $l38.147 900
and all other loans aggregated
al29.9l2.000.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. oct. 2s m.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today. .Coppsr A9-
IS cents pound. Conneo1Acut vAlleR.
Lead 1874 eenEs . pqund. .New yogk.
~, z;ne o;I& ~ cent? sss. D,S DCsnSd - g tcy
etgn silver 91ss cents per troy qH9f9,
/. was quoted ct 1z.O0-z6.oA
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Rabbits Cut Rate
Opens Second Store

Rabbits Cut Rate Stores. Inc,
announced the ofiicial opening
|of its newest and second store
at l106 F street NV. Its older
store is across the street at 11l3
II street NV. The new store is
one Of three to occupy the
recently completed Gold-Mar
Building at Eleventh and r
streets NV. Rabbits was
founded in 1885 and has special
lied in vitamins. Prescriptions,
patent medicine, toiletries and
cosmetics departments are also
found in the stores. The new
store likewise has q food and
tobacco department.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Wall street Final
To Be Broadcast

Over Station WAdAL at 7:30
Ip.m. Monday. the first Of a Sc
lries entitled wall Street Final
will be carried as part Of an
American Broadcasting Co. net
work of 81 cities. It Is spon-
lsored by Harris. upham q Co.,
Nation wide investment broker
age firm with 35 Offices. coast to
coast. The firm Is also q mem-
Der Of the New York Stock Ex-
change. The program win give
AN account Of Wall Street and
business activities generally.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
ODD-LoT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s H.-The New
| Yor stock Exchange reported today these
lodd-lot transactions BY principal dealers
lon the exchange for October "a: Pur-
III shares, including I'll shares sold
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Peoples Drug Votes
Quarterly Dividend

Harold ]. Althouse. treasurer,
Peoples Drug Stores. Inc. an
npunced at q directors meet
ing this morning, a quarterly
dividend of so cents per share
on common stock was declared
II is payable December AZ To
stockholders Of record at the
close Of business December 2.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Bank Of Commerce Opens
.AtNew Location Monday

State Toll Highway Commission
for the Northern Illinois toll
highway went very well in this
area. They said all dealers were
sold out. the issue being oversub-
|scribed and the bonds were sell
ing at q premium.
Among the financial houses
that participated in this issue
were: Folger Nolan-W. B. Hibbs
& Co.. Inc; johnson Lemon &
Co. Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fen
ner q Beane, Alexander Brown
& Sons. Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath, Bache q Co.. Hemphill
Noyes q Co.. Jones. Kreeger &
Hewitt and Mackall & Coe.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN

When, at the close of business
ct $50 pm. today. the Bank OF
Commerce shuts its doors al
Seventh and E streets NV. II
win end q 45-year history there
For the bank win reopen at its
new location, Connecticut avenue
and X street NV. on Monday
morning.
Over the week end the bank
win move to its new headquar-
ters, under the direction OF
President Thomas J. Groom.
The bank has been at its
present corner since January 5,
1910. It was chartered by Vir-
-ginia and opened for business
rs the Dime Savings Bank Of
Washington on December 2, 1907,
ct the corner of Eighth and q
streets NV. 1t later moved To
larger quarters at Seventh and
3 streets NV. The name was
changed February /, 1911. to
the Bank of Commerce 6s Saw
ings and on March ! Of this year
1t was shortened to the Bank Of
Commerce.
The building at Seventh and
e streets NV. has been sold by
the bank to Jerome Murray,
Washington investor. Because
of its growth. the bank is moving
to its new location.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Downtown Store Sales
Show Slight Increase

Downtown Washington de-
partment stores in the week
ended October %. compared with
the week ended October 23, 1854,
showed q per cent increase in
sales. For the Washington met
robolitan department stores, the
Agure was up z per cent.
January / 10 October % this
year showed Q 8 per cent gain
for downtown stores compared
with the same period q year ago,
For the Washington area. the
increase. was Z per cent.
THESE figures were also re-
leased BY the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond.
Business borrowers reduced
their indebtedness ct Fifth Dis
trict commercial banks las,
week. the Federal Reserve Bank
declared today.
Illinois Road Bonds
Sell Well In Area
Financial circles here today
said the sale of bonds here for the
&4l5 million issue Of the Illinois
Evening star., 1955-10-28
I'D. C. Building Totals
Again Increase

District building permit fig-
ures for September total $4.S60.-
404 against $4,13s.962 for Sep
ltember. 1854, officials said to-
day.
For the nine months this year
they total $5S.421.433 compared
with only $42, 1855. .444 for the
nine months Of 1854. The Fed
leral Reserve Bank OF Richmond
compiled the figures.
Evening star., 1955-10-28

WdWd e Lothrop pid 5 i03h I05N
b Arrears. half payable June Is. 1855
half December Is. 1855. Declared ol
paid so far this year. IL Ex rights.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furaished bs ne sAssseiatee Prsss
fNsv Yert Timsi
Evening star., 1955-10-28
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s LR..-Nattonal
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
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the Receiving Home go beyond
that institution to the whole
system of handling children
here.
II would like to see the in
terest that this situation has
aroused used to point up the
broad issues Of children here. !"
said Mr.. Thehan. We ought to
take advantage Of consultative
resources"
Mr.. Theban said he thought
the money could be found for
the project, possibly from United
Community Services.
The subcommittee, members
all expressed admiration for the
general housekeeping at the in
stitution despite the handicaps
under which it operates. With
a capacity of about 40, the in
stitution had SO children today.
Concerned At CrOwding
At the same time, the touring
group expressed deep concern at
the overcrowding and lack of
classification facilities for chill
dren who stay in the institution
for as little as one hour to as
long as five or six weeks. The
average stay is about 10 days.
Children in need of foster
home care are crowded in with
youngsters with bad behavior
problems in the home, which
was intended only as a detention
home for children awaiting court
action. The staff totals only 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
star stan Photo.
on a 24-hour schedule seven days

on a 24-hour schedule seven days
a week.
The subcommittee members
saw bunk beds for six children
crowded into a room about $50
square feet, beds for four in a
room about z by IL feet. mat
tresses on the floor and a group
of girls engaged in needlework
in room where there was not
enough bench space for all to sit.
DR.. Duval said he thought the
staff was doing "a very good job
with the very limited resources
they have to work with. The
general housekeeping and care of
the physical facilities is being
remarkably well DONE"
Misses Activity Program
But he said he missed a pro-
gram of activities, examination
and understanding of the chill
dren as individuals, so that in
many instances the staff was
working without basic informa-
ton on a child's assets or liza
bilities.
Something must be done to
remove the children. who are
not those who should be in here
under the plan of the original
institution" he said.
DR.. Duval expressed surprise
from a health standpoint that
the type of crowding he wit
messed was permitted in the Dis
trict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
Group Touring Home
Suggests Program on
Children S Problems

A suggestion for joint consul
tation Of the National Probation
and Parole Association and the
Child Welfare League on the
Districts child problem came
today from members of a Juve-
nile Court Advisory subcommit-
tee.
The proposal was made by
John Theban, chairman of the
subcommittee concerned with
helping to develop a program for
handling children committed to
the Welfare Department, during
a tour of the Receiving Home for
Children.
1t was seconded by DR.. Addi-
son Duval of the subcommittee
who pointed out that the over
crowded Receiving Home, which
has been termed a national
disgrace" by Senate investigators,
was only the immediate problem.
Problems Beyond Home
Joseph a Kaufman agreed
with his two fellow subcommit-
tee members making the tour
that the difficulties presented by
Evening star., 1955-11-02

with own desk, desires 7x7.
ft. daylight window space in airy
once tFnn1cribing court records.
Has telephone. Box a65-X, star. :
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LoTs, ACREAGE FOR SALE


Iis-ACRE LOTS. near Ednor- Mont
10 lst floor ioist. Bricks. einder-
blocks. lumber. work shanty and
plans, $4,000 Exclusive. ASHLEY,
INC. 10, 5-g32a.
S.6 ACRES. adjoining country club
with wide road frontage ia new
subdivision. $3.50 cash. ASHLEY,
ING. 70 S.233
zoned Bio, sacfiiiee at 5000 net.
Will SILL or TRADE equity in
rental lot or residential lots with
like membership for each: prefer
trade for boat or car; property In
shenandoah retreat. offers golnng,
hunting, nshins and many pfiyn-
sis66sNSriGc GcstERY tRSpsS ScouNrY. oeorsia
frontage. includes large home, S.
ffii, bungalow, and 4-unit apt.
house All In excellent condition.
S4Q0Qfl on terms BERNARD +
ERosiUS, sxss J5A RssaltcE s,a W ,ss g,o4go; is1
IN THh HEART OF RocKyTIIE.
Nd; over $1,000 50. IT, industrial
ground divided into lots fronting
on two paved streets Call OWNER,
eyes.. OIL. 4-5i57. ---3
LAKE BARCR0FT--Must sell $4,000
sal Il corner lot. view Of lake
XII S-.409 alter 8 pm. -
Rs CHOICE LOTS. Springfield. Va
Exeei. loc adj, ". and 81; ur.
schools, shops. Mr.. DALEY. NE.
S-625e, Ext. 2e3. ewes. Dl. 1850.
coLEsyILLE AREA LoTs-on easy
terms acre or Iareer: near coun-
try club: beautiful views; street In
cluded at $500 RIPLEY 81
RoMER, Ev. 4-oaI1. II no ans !.
JU. S-3O3e.
POTOMAC AREA--i3 acres, reason
ably priced ID wonderful location 4
By appt GRAHAM a. CO., Ju
MAR FOUR CORNERS. MontgOmery
County, Md.---I1 TO "a lots: VA
and FLA approved. all utilities in
Terms.
ALSO 8 TO s LOTS IL $500 Blk. of
legation So. nzwa y. g. Terms.
WEAVER BROS. INC. /
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EARMs tcsa..L
GAITHERSBURG

la7 ACRES. IS mi. NV. D, c.--i0-
rm. house. mod. bath. oil h.-w.h..
sprinGs, creek, barila, etc.. 3lA,hU0,
W'erms, NO. T-7626, --7
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AUToMoBILfs FoR SALE

CHEvnOLET 1854 sedan: besutifpi
$500 with 4 written Wsrranty; 500
dgHn: PIHEY BRANCH MOTORS.
civ. .54 Bel Air. station wagon.
$4,000 miles; heater; good eond. ;
81 $50 HI 3-eiee; -
CHkHRQLkT '54 "210 4-dr.: power
S1.395. o-day money back trial.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS. WaSh.,s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th 81. NV, No.
d-I1li. Open ewes. til o: Sat.
cHEyRoLET "a aa1op 4-door sta.
siss :ISS saEsn sals il dos aes car so @ Sa gsS.as;
asfrsnt ssTs srafM fMossRsor enc 'sEoi Eokps s0foS sfoS
Wis. ave. NV, Wo. $4,000. Open
cHESR0IET IS convertible VS.: r.
turquoise and iTory, 1000 miles:
sSSap ssgS doSn. osD. SILVER ooI sPRlEa
~ nv. It Iat atlsaS ca sSel Silver spring.
CFEvR0LETs - '62 4-dr.; power
glide; 5000. ,HoRNER's COR.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. At 9Th.
Ii 6-6464.
CHEVROLET so 2-dr. sedan: heater.
equip. seat Gov. clean throuEhout.
Priced Priced right; eniy seq sssS ,.s;.ss,, ssesy
guarantee HILL & SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 11l4
Vermont ave NV, AD. 4-4300.
Open ewes. til o: Sat. I'll 5.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 sedan: up to IS miles
per gal; good Transportation 4,
low cost, only S2D5; 30-day guar
antee, HILL Il SANDERS. Wash. 1
Oldest Ford Dealer, Iit4 Vermont
ave. NV. AD. 4-43o0. Open eges,
til q. Sat. III 5.
ANGLIA Se 3.dr.: heater: up 70
80 miles 10 the sallon; perfect
inexpensive 2nd car. only Alp5.
HILL a. SANDERS. Wasl.is Oldest
Eord Dssler, 1900 lsth s.,, q; nv, ss,
ANGLIA IS: dark sreen; heater;
equipped: low miieage ike new.
tip To 35 miles to the gal. only
x9D6; 2-day money-nack trial, A.
month written guarantee. HILL a
SANDERS. Waxh,s Oldest Ford
Dealer. lila Vermont ave. NV,
AD. t.t300 Open ewes. IN .;
BSiCK is y ,s E super sedanstss: +. and
h.: plastic covers: one Owner, driven
only ~ 600 miles. See this beauty.
S4g5; a0-day Guarantee. hill n
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 l4tii ~ nv. NO y
111Ii Open ewes. I'll o. Sat I'll D.
BUICK $40 sedan, r. and h., Ike
new. $40 $50 4-dY, Eed.. Z. ana
n. X3ijn. '3& super Rtfiefat uynh4,
r. and b.. 5000. 81 Super Riviera,
dyna., equipped: 1890. - 3-dr.,
+. and HI. SI.599. HoRHER'E COR.
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. q 9th.
BUICK '5s hardtop: !. and h.. dyna-
fioW drive; 3-tone blue very clean
inside and out; Sl,045. Car No.
FILA. Liberal trade and terms
30-day warranty. MONROE FORD
6lOO Wis. ave. nv. WO. G-H0O0.
Open ewes. 'tii . pm.
BUICK Isl SUPER ronv.; {. and HI,
dyna.. electric windows. low mile
age. very eIeAnt Wv, tires. ST4Ss
Car No. t6I-A 3l-day Euarantee,
trade and terms. MONROE FORD.
BOO VIA ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
Open ewes. I'll o pm,
BUICK AZ Super 4-cr.: black: r.
and b.. dynahoW; Q clean car in
every way only S4flS; 30-dAy GUAR
Antee, HILL q SANDERS. Wash. Is
Oldest Ford Dealer lila Vermont
eve. NV, Ap. 4-4a00. Open III p:
sffcK 81 Century eons.: I. and
H., dynafsOw. pow steering, eler.
windows and seats. wv. tires.
co. ofitial.x personal car: list pTiee.
best deal anyWheres Liberal dis
count with 10 trade! SILVER
SPRING MOTOR Co. INC, lng:s
T. W. hwy. tAt Ga. ave.b, Sil.
Spg., Nd JU. 9-4500.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1854 s62" epe.; equip.
showroom cond. Only SSSs down.
Other select cars to choose from.
PIEEY BRANCH MOTORS. Ju,. s.
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air hardtop:
owner. orig. paint. fully equip.
fastory-new eond. Best ofier. IN
CHEVROLET 81 I-dY. de luxe:
solutely Ike new. Best ofier. EN-
CEEVkoLET '5s: no money down:
3ss financing for 80 mo. Gail 10.
2-S576 or Lu. l-0916. -
CHEVROLET 1g4S convertible: orig,
running condition: $3.50 takes II
and Pa. ave. ne. Il. 7.iS5e. w
CHEVROLET 50 de luxe 2-door:
radio. heater, seat covers; like new
inside and out; ono owner; IN beau.
ttful shape; only $5g5; safety test
ed for your protection; 3o-dHy
written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (Olds.
WIS. AND ELLICoTT ST NV.
KE. 7-i30S 90 Closed SUNDAYS
IS
CHEvROLET IS; owner Will trade
equity for small foreign car. Call
b; 3cSs$35 : after ; pm; -3
drive. j. and r., Wv. tires: S1,799.
HQRNER'S BUICK. downtown, I'LL
18th. DI. 7.3993. -4
CHEVROLET '55 2-dr.; r. and b..
beautiful blue. very low mileage:
4 new car tFRde-in. buy II on easy
terms; Sl.5g5. Take q. g. TO
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. AVE. UN. 1890
CHEVROLET 81 styieiine 4-dr. I
fully equipped has seat covers.
heater. ete.;. In good condition
thropghout; this Is q bargaini Only
1895, q. low rs S5 down
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-0s27I
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 2-df 4
oWer oSlIs saSiaSsed saS soSWM.N SsIMf. piqsi sTuDs
BAKER. 1900 osorsia ave. NV
CnRyRoLIET is47 club coupe: excel.
running cond, A bargain for only
$I49; S5 down. BELL MOTORS.
SOLO Wisconsin ave. NV. Wo.
civ. iTsyoV 1855 "alos VS. 4-dr. Sc
dan; black. powerglide, heater.
other extras, purchased Augukt;
1000 m! going overseas: 81 700
or best ofier RE. 1-5b00s Ext.
3O4s or RE. 1892. -2
Evening star., 1955-11-02
GROUND FOR SALE

Heart Of D. c.. approx. $4,000 50,
IT.. Goued for apts, Priced low
enough for subdivision into semidet.
lots: 8 street frontases. IA. o-249os
Evening star., 1955-11-02
RONANZAl

$50. 600 gross annual income from
newly cond. 30-unit apt. close-in
ne. Less than 5 times annual
gross with modest down payment.
Efacient resident manaeer assures
besS collection. Call for more de-
tails, SfGLEH q CO. Exclusive.
RA. 1881 TN .. --3 I