davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Higher Prices
For Steel Fail
Ito Draw Fire

CLEVELAND. July 1S (R.-
Steel prices shot higher thil
month than most customers ex-
|pected. but so far protests have
been few, Steel Magazine said
yesterday.
The Woodworking weekly list
led these four reasons why the
price advances have not yet hurt
demand:
/. Steel consumers business Is
good; they need steel.
2. The brief work stoppage be-
fore steel industry contracts were
signed, the July 4 holiday anc
summer vacations have slowed
the flow of steel to consumers.
8. Consumers we're resigned tc
Ia steel price increase.
4. Consumers will pass on a,
much Of the increase as they can
However, Steel pointed out that
some fabricating shops, hit by
$7-a-ton increase on structural
shapes, are uncovered on plain
material for firm contracts taker
at low prices. The same shops
face an estimated increase of s.
Ia ton on labor and already have
been going on narrow profit mar
gins.
Steel continued:
Their alternative is to take
the risk of raising prices. High
er prices on fabricated steel
may delay, If not kill, some work
under consideration. This Il
particularly true Of some public
works projects planned under
limited appropriations"
The magazines price COM
|posite on steelmaking scrap rose
Ito $38.67 a gross ton last week
Ian 84-cent jump over the pre-
ceding week. The finished steel
price composite stayed firm al
$125.64 a net ton.
Steel mills, recovering from
the brief steel strike and holi-
day week end operated at 90
|per cent Of rated capacity, 3.s
points above the previous week
and 4 points below the years
high point.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. July 1s Ho (uspA,-
sntter q x steady. Receipts e days. ESQ.,
W. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
ssE ssisrEeshHl; Hsu Creamery, e3 score txAj
999M-osh cents; g2 score iAl 57h-5S;
~ score tBl 55%-56A SO score Icj
Cheese steady. receipts @ days, ia.
whole milk. Cheddsrs aged 1910
gle daisies ased 4S:5i; flats fresh ~
dsrs lSs sea s5os SS5oSssSsd So%sstie Shed sSss;
y. sSh1ssis, l1si .-s5s grade % "a. "a 447; grade b"
g daysI 24.305. New York spot quo.
eoiors; Extra. 1880 lbs. 57-ss; ex.
5s5,nn 1rss large g s545.4s Ibs.l Se-a7i extras
ddiiftiss Ss-2sh; checks 1924. Extras
sS;SO lbs 37h-39: extras large as
BROWNS: Extras t4s-b0 lbs.J 4oM-4IS.
q, Nearby. Whites: Top quality (lS-SO
ibs2 4aaA-4sg; mediums : SsM-s4S:
ss1Tsslls s1sNto ,S ,SSeH-Ss Browns; Top alality
S"@'" o~Ta-oo'
Evening star., 1955-07-18
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Treasury announced 1t will re.

Treasury announced It Will re-
borrow $8,477.000, 900 Wednes-
day. Offering to investors o choice
lof 2 per cent Treasury notes or
II per cent tax anticipation cer-
Itiflcates. The securities will be
available only to holders Of that
amount in 11s per cent Treas
Jury certificates which will ma
lture August Is. No cash orders
were invited.
New Businesses chartered in
the Nation in June totaled 12,-
sos, a record for the month and
4.8% above the May total. The
| figure was 9.748 in June, 1854
Dun & Bradstreet.
New Car Stocks over the Ma
ton on July / totaled 82O,2 ,29l
units against 848.4 on June l.,
Ford output in the first i've
months was put at 600, ,9l3s
against 593,411 for Chevrolet.
Automotive News.
Trans World Airlines an.
nounced 1,899,000 passengers
were flown in the first half Of
this year, a record and 16.5%
above the like period q year ago.
Pan Amer. World Airways an
lnounced 14,760 persons were
flown from the United States 70
Europe in June, a new record
and a gain of 3sqo from the like
month a year ago.
Libbey- -Owens-FOrd Glass In
|6 months ended June 80 earned
$40, ,0O3, ,63S or $3.85 q. share VS..
$13.082,796 or $2.52 In 1854
period.
Continental Can Co. In 6
months ended June 80 earned
$40, ,289. 1896 or $2.74 q share VS..
$9.131. .932 or $2.48 in 1854 period.
Rockwell Spring q Axle in 6
months ended June 80 earned
$8,681 ,889 or $40 a share vs..
$5. .692,815 or $1.25 in 1854 period.
Carolina Power & Light in II
months ended June 80 earned
$8.613.043 or $1.58 a share VS..
$7,581, ,043 or $1.39 in 1854.
Superior Oil Of Calf. in o
months ended May 81 earned
l$4.063,281 or 1882 a share VS..
$8.343,356 or $19.76 In 1854
period.
Mission Corp. in six months
ended June 80 earned $2,865, ,222
of 70 cents a share VS.. $685.
994 or 73 cents in 1854 period.
Sunshine Biscuits on s months
ended June 80 earned $2,862.411
or $3.50 a share VS.. $2,6S8, ,856
or $2.63 in 1854 period.
Marquette Cement Mfg. in 6
months ended June 80 earned
| 50. 1867, 500 or $2.92 a share VS..
l$2.041,474 or $2.05 in 1854
period.
Stanley Warner Corp. In 80
weeks ended May 20 earned $2,-
I222,053 or $1.01 a share VS.. ST.
494.960 or 64 cents in 1854
period.
Giant Portland Cement In IL
months ended June 80 earned
$2.00l, $50 or $1.44 a share vs.
I$1,618.309 or Silt in 1854.
Alpha Portland Cement In 3
months ended June 80 earned
,791,951 or $1.02 a share vs.
81 ,204.990 or SO cents In 1854
period
Cream of Wheat in 12 months
ended June 80 earned $1,273,-
1862 or $2.12 a share VS.. 81.
133.603 or $1.89 in 1854.
Federal Paper Board Co. In "a
weeks ended June l8 earned ST.
10000 or $1.65 a share vs.
81, ,631 900 or $2.31 in 1854
period.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July 1s @.-Cotton fu-
lures improved In SLOW dealings durine
the forenoon today. New Orleans. To-
cal and commission house buying ac-
was small. The advance. was helped
by lack Of pressure on the market,
In Its latest crop survey. q leadins
S as Il esssn sSH he psosssss SSsn crop soaS sS.
east last week, with good progress
registered in the central belt. The
firm said rain slowed down ginnings q
good deal In the Rio Grande Valley
but the only damage was to lower the
quality OF open cotton. The frm said
q eeneral rain would be beneficial over
Noon prices were is to e5 cents a
bale higher than the previous close
October 1885: December, 34.O5, and
March, 34.O1.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

ssrniaseA by fhs sssseiatss Press
Sales
StoSsk mo 4dd Rel
dividend Rata 90 aigh Low I:IB chg
Evening star., 1955-07-18
DIVIDENDS

declared:
Evening star., 1955-07-18

YOUNG SAT 30 Al sllt eoib solb-lE
Ynest st Dr. I 1elA 1esa l6l4+ II
ZenithRa 1AG III I1Aih IlAlh-1N
zonite Prod Al ~ 7N IN n
Heuriy Sales ON ths excnanss
ll:00 am. sac 900 II noon 300 ooS
100 p.m 2eo 600 400 pm o 600 ooC
tunit Of tradins 10 ahares or sales IN
Rates oil diviaenas IN the torcgoinR
table are annual disbursements based on
the iAst quarterly or semi-annual DEC
Laratlon Unless otherwise noted. specia
o' extrs dividends are NOT included
Also extra or extras Appuaj rate
pIus stock dividend Declared Of .oaid
IN lpb5 plus stock dividend Patio last
wear Payable IN stock estimated cash
value on ex-dividend OF ex.distributiof.
date Declared or paid 80 ter tbls ear
b Declared or paid after stock dividend OF
split-up Declared a paid this year
an accumulative ,ssus With dividends In
arrears q Paio this iear dividend
omitted deferred " no action taken q
n 1854. plus stock dividend , Liquidaf-
ing DIVIDEND CID Called xE dividend
XIV Without Warrants, wv With warrants
feorganiEed under tho HankTulsSy Act
% eeeux1eoe aa1d1m4A - @AeA e161DanAoa
Evening star., 1955-07-18
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. July ls 0,.--spot nom
ssns %ssn pUand sSss GsPpeT ss
cents Q pound. East 81. Louis. Tin e7k
cents . pound, New York At pit0 .lrRh.
s%2 seel N2 hsavy vas auotss soday
Evening star., 1955-07-18

xEH dividend fPlus extra or extras
Arrears. half payable June Is. 1855;
half December Is 1855. q Declared OF
paid so far this wear
Evening star., 1955-07-18
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, July 1s 1.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions BY principal
dealers on the exchange for July Is:
Purchase of 222,701 shares; sales OF
1S5. 449 shares including 795 shares sold
short.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
'ot, Elec Pwr com-4 at 22h. IL at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. ga real
veteran of radio was honored
yesterday by thousands of fans
who not only jammed Madison
Square Garden to pay him trib-
ute, but got up at dawn to do it.
The hour was appropriate, for
that is the time many of John
B. Gambling's listeners have
been hearing him on New York's
Radio Station WOR for the last
three decades.
Sixty-four thousand persons
requested tickets for the party
celebrating Mr.. Gambling's 30th
anniversary on the air as sort
of early morning disc jockey"
and off -the-cuff commentator.
At times it seemed there were
almost that many trying to get
in. Lines formed outside the
Garden even in the 18-degree
temperature of $50 am.
The four hour long party, all
of which was broadcast over
WOR, ran from tbs am. to IL.
Before that, Mr.. Gambling had
gone to the studio for part of his
usual 6 to 7 am. program.
Along with the everyday fans,
such luminaries as Mayor Robert
F. Wagner, Metropolitan Opera
stars, and leading lights of stage
and television helped honor Mr..
Gambling, who professed moth
ing like it" had ever happened
to him.
Mr.. Gambling, wireless oper-
ator in his youth, joined ~OR
as an engineer. One day the
fellow who regularly did the an
nouncing on the early morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Thousands Jam Dawn Party
For 3O-Yeor Disc Jockey
BY Marty Links

program of getting-up exercises
failed to appear and Mr.. Gam
bling took over. He soon ADAM
doned the exercises, took to en-
ceeing a disc jockey" type Of
program, and has been at it ever
since,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Rails Electrified

Calcutta, India, expects to have
SO miles of suburban train serv-
ice electrically operated by mid
1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

imported Oe9onios
comeIio Shaped, peck Of 3, 5ee
Double pink, red. yellow, white.
Loree DohIia TubeFs, each 39e
Pink, red, yellow. bronze. white,
lavender.
Lilies
Poekose. 4se
Chinese Royal tReeoD Lily,
3 TO package. Pink Spotted"
Rubrum Lily, z to a pockoqe.
Sheep or Cow Manure
5 pounds, soc; 10 pounds. zoe
IS pounds, $50; SO pounds,
z.7o
Bone MeoI
10 pounds, 100; IS pounds,
ZOO; so pounds, $50; 100
pounds, sos
Miehison Poet Moss
100 pounds, 4.4e
Imported Peat Moss
Handy boIe, AS
Large bale. S.4s
cepitoI Park Gross Seed
$ pounds. $40; pound, Ito
Shady
| pound, LIS; 5 pounds. 5.e5
Permo Green
| pound. l.55; 5 pounds, 7.eS
Scott Lawn Seed
| pound, l.ss; va pounds,
$50; 5 pounds. S.s5
SCOTS Special Seed
! pound, lbs; 5 pounds. 6.65
SCOTS TUT Builder
10 pounds, lbs; IS pounds,
$50; 50 pounds. s.s5
spreoders, 7.95 to 1880
North Building
0orden Shop, AIexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

comeIo Shaped, peck Of 3, 5ee
Double pink, red, yellow, white.
Large DohIio TubeFs, each 3se
Pink, red, yellow. bronze. white,
lavender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

Roses In tubes:
800, 3 for 7.95
Queen Elizabeth
Tiffony
ITS, 8 for 100
Mojove, Bueconeer
$50, 3 for $50
ChrysIer Imperial. Climbing
Crimson Glory, Forty-Niner,
Grond-Mere Jenny, Helen Trou-
bel, Jimminy Cricket. Peoce.
President Eisenhower, Sun King.
us, 3 for SIS
Charlotte Armstrong
Suffers Gold
ZOO, 3 for SIS
Blanche MoIlerin, Corousel,
Climbing Peoce. Confidence,
De. Debot, Eden Rose. Fashion,
Good News, Happiness, Lowell
Thomas, Nine. Henri GuiIIot,
Mission Bells, Mo Perkins, Mas
querode, New Yorker, Moe
tune, Paramount. PennsyIvon-
ian Red Wonder, Show Girl,
Susan Lotthe, Symphonic,
Vogue, ToIIyho.
Its. 3 for ass
Golden Anniversary Ruboiyot,
GoIdIocks, Red Pinochio.
$50. 3 for $50
Dainty Bess, Crimson Glory,
Condesso de Sostoeo, K. A.
Victoria, President Hoover, Sis
ter Therese, Bloze, EtoiIe de
HoIonde, Eclipse.
Jumbo GIodioIi
Grootendorst Bulbs
II for 89e 100 for $50
Valerie, Leading Lody, yellow
Herald, Burmo, Florence Night
inooIe, Bit-O-Heoven, Spc and
Spon, Blue Beouty, Margaret
Fulton, Snow Pri ncess, Red
Charm, Elizabeth the Queen,
Pieordy.
PeEenniols
eoeh Use
Bleeding Heart
Peony (red, white. pink.
WGL--6orden Shop, End Floor,
Green House. Chevy Chase 4.
Evening star., 1955-09-05

FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay,
reser CAPT. KING. LO. 4-6S43,
daytime; WA 7-4192 nights. week
MATTHEWS, ss-ft. sports fisherman
cruiser, built 81; twin l55 Ker.
math; sleeps 6, 2 layatories, Auto.
pilot. coz system, recording fatho-
meter, SIS phone, Constavolt. Mat
thews fishing chair ana much other
extra equipment. In commission.
can be inspected at Petrini Boat
Yard; East Port Annapolis; $40.
CABIN All Nais cRuIsER. HSfli 21.ft, . bunks.
head, Gray 49,. Mr.. GUNTHER,
Shady OAK Marina. West River. Md.
CABIN CRUISER. SO IT, . yrs old.
Chris--Cra motor, 95 h.p. with
reducing gear. reas. docked at
Mason's Mariro. annapolis, Md, or
call Colonial S-lS02 --5
I6-ET. ALUMA-CRAFT with deck;
never uncrated; S415, or trade for
CABIN cruiser; uN. 4.oo2si -e !,
II TfteF S.aas5 spa heat A bargain: C Can
lift. WOLVERINE RUNABoUT.
Mercury Mark 81 engine. boat
trailer, remote control, all extras:
like new. 4302 Suitland rd. Sc.
1854 MODEL. Rebel Craft cabin
cruiser: 20 ft,x7 It. in. beam:
fully equipped, loaded with extras:
new '55 Evinrude 25-hp. motor
with elec. starter; Just hauled, per-
feet shape: 500 value, only
81 ,99a. See 1t at SHELBY YACHT
BASIN or call AP. T-1771.
Evening star., 1955-09-05

FALLS cHuRCH.our very eEn @
eye-ieysl buiit.,n stove: iaii day
light bsmt., full waik-up attic: ga
baths. Military. professional com
munitv. Walk. dis, e sshoSls. 81 g
TATEs. JE. a-O726. JE. 2-66l4, Is
FALLS CHURCH. split-leyel--sss i
heat: Z baths, finished rec. rm,.
$500 dn, OF; CogNTRYMAN IS
Evening star., 1955-09-05

ARL., ". - Immediate possession
Cape Cod brick tiled residence
three twin-size bedrms., thret
baths; lge. breakfast nook, kit, hy.
din. rms: approx. y acre; choice
shaded grounds, JE. 3-9360.
Evening star., 1955-09-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FALLS CHURCH. l1le Hishland ave.
BY oWNER-3.bedrm. brick ram
bier. on nice wooded fenced lot;
daylight basement, separate lsun-
dry rm. and Maytag auto. washer:
lEs. liv; mi: a,,.,t n-eplaes; .ss.ats sspesFats
neiehborhood for little Davy
Crocketts. conv; location, nr. 81.
Haycock Elementary School and
Mclean, Hieh School. Naval ofiicer
cupaney. Priced 10 sell this week
end. FHA approved, JE. 2-I437.
Evening star., 1955-09-05

L.EWIsDALE-see this adorable brick
bungalow on 72-ft. wide lot: in
new-house cond.: 2 Ice. hedrms.,
huge fxpansible attic. full bsmt.
Tish fss fnsH hsSt as aaa%rf g. lyxe 6o %od' wa W
F-Ah00 It'll 7 p.m. IS
Evening star., 1955-09-05
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA, half way to Rockville
on Rockville pike, new, brick build
ing. 100 IT. from railroad siding,
plenty of parking Call FURMAN
BUILDERS, OIL. 4-3250. 30
Evening star., 1955-09-05

ARLANDkIA-3 bedrms.. min
Pentagon BY bus. 10 min. d. c.. ]
blk. TO new public, parochial schools
peting; recently redee.; chain -iink
fence; safety for children, circle
street with no through trafie. TAKE
over large 4es QI loan. Total price
SI2.200. XII. S-5093. %
ARL. BLVD. AND GLEBE RD.-Gl
contract accepted on this 5-rm
brk. semidet. with pine-paneled rec
rm. and screened-in rear porch. See
3716 First rd., 8. Arl. Open daily
Asking SI1,750. @. 3 LANIkR
Evening star., 1955-09-05

coLolED-NEy 9 q 3 nxpEM
5.s sFiis i,;0!S !sS'iS sSS.sIS0' assYSSSSc sea-
oaSI %s A n %aSSss: .sSoo S@ Soppias R C s:ass.
and bus. Only $500 % $4,000
down. $4,000 to $4,000 total,
z. 3-257l or HO. 2-79b7. -
Evening star., 1955-09-05
HOUSES sss SALE VA. tesas.l
ARLINGTON FOREST

Choice Iecation. bordering park, In
maeulGte thFouGhout, New kitehSl
posai; 3 bedrnis.. separate dinlni
room pd pdss :s.r!S,s reel TSM .ya,,sSis ;ssssRs:
FIRST time offered. walk TO schools
on shopping center side. Price;
to sell.
F. e. Malcolm, IA. 7-3024
Evening star., 1955-09-05
s-HEab5RF1ojooMaA brook RRisiT 10
NO MONEY m WN

NO MONEY N WN
Non-vets. $500 cash Is all you need
For the buyer with no OF $500
scsns H snaTss: sCss s.1ees d1. s,ss Dsyas 4
3-bedrm. brick townhouse with full
bsmt.. entrance haii, l7xl0M liy
rm., de luxe kit. with din. ell
Best Of everything incl. washer ane
Gaies miss to pentaSon ana i4th 81
Bridge; close to two big shoppin1
centers and 5 sehools, 3 bus lines
OF terms avail. too
sample house open daily
till dark. 1924 Mt. Vernon ave.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-09-05
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

MUST SELL. Commonwealth Sky.
ranger. 1916. Cont. s5-hp.
gared AZ me 'neve1 own nfS bet A,Tays snd a 'sni
Full primary group Incl. T&B..
r. of c.. full lights, incl. nav. instr.
and landing lights. IF. range
reyr.. starter, dex-o-prop. los
mph. cruise. Plane Is cream with
red trim and is in peri cond. Right
wing rcvred. "a. Rest OF fabric
past well in green on last licensing.
Licensed to Oct. '5S. Must see to
apprec. Need 4-place plane. Price,
81 900 CASH. May be seen at
Hybia \ LEY Airport. so. 5-4a66.
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ENGINE EXCHANGES-N T. .S,M.O.
CONT. NT.-A65-RANGER 200, JACOBS
R-155, CONT. T.-220. Elk. 3-0063.
Evening star., 1955-09-05

WILL RENT, maybe buy. small cabir
or livabie barn to sojourn. or
week ends: farm atmosphere withir
go miles of D. c. preferred; FOL
sedate parents of youngsters. Ma
S-l005. HO. 2-2231. Box 1897
LAKE BARCRoFT-Desirable bldg
lot. over i7 acre, in section B; mr.
beach and adjacent to homes al
ready ready built, VIII sell at cost. IA
EXCLUSIVE PAINT BRANCH FARM
Montgomery Co. Beautiful wooded
l lI2-acre building site surrounded By
pretentious homes. w. w, LEWIS
Realtor, HE. 4-3500; evenings. AP
G-fti32, -
CHARM DELL, 9 acres, Just about
the last small acre block remainins
on Landover rd. within D min. oi
parkway. Lays along brook. from
half. open slope. rear, great oak:
and dogwood. Valley across brooi
has been beautiiied by eyecutiv,
with ranch house, pool. etc Deslr,
purchaser of type agreeable to thi:
neiehbur. SP. a-641H
ACREAGE IN VIC. or ENTERPRISE
RID. and new Annapolis pkwy. Sell
ing fast. few choice sites left. Sl,00t
per acre. No less than 5-acre tracts
CEDAR 3-5566
RAMBLER SITES, "a to 2 acres, gooC
view 100 and 200 #. frontage OF
paved road; price. 81 300 to $3.50,
each; Also 80 acres, SCOTT
frontage on Georgia ave. extended
Priced right. BERNARD T
BRoSIus. Realtor, JU, 9,0420
evenings and Sunday. Mr.. Lamb
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA in congres.
SiOnaI Fnregt---0IL acrRS Uo0dpd
stream: owner asking $500. Please
call OIL. 2-129S or EX. 3-0313
EDWARDS PROPERTIES. IS
25 LOTS. located in the vicinity OF
Good Luck rd., Prince Georges
County. Md, Minimum lot size
10000 So. IT.: water available. Cal
TO. 9-6363 on Tuesday for fur
BRADLEY Xxi HILLS HILLS GROVE. Md
acre in exclusive Burning Tree
Valley see, beaut. wooded lot,
sewer. call OWNER. OIL. 1880.
FALLS CHURCH CITY-14.70O 50.
#. level lot; beautiful trees; all
uti utilities curb and md gutter. paved ID
$1,000, easy terms. ASK -USl REAL
rY CO., ia. S-l252, ia. 1869.
PINE RIDGE, va, . biks. of Arling-
ton blvd. tRt. 50l. 20 minis. to
Pentagon--About $4,000 50. IT.;
wonderful trees: among fine homes
Price only $500. easy terms. Ask
US! REALTY Co, IA. s-1252.
LEVEL LOT, ITO #. 179 IT,, ap-
prox. 10000 50. it., on Old George
town rd., Beth. n. of Greentree I'd
MR. TILBER, OIL. 2-Q2OS.
Evening star., 1955-09-05
ANDREWs-BoLLINd
1-ACRE LOT

ogon Hill. 5 bedrms., bath. liv. rm.,
dining rm., Ice. kit. and pantry.
A worthwhile home on level lot at
SI2.q50. $500 Book rd.
JOHN H. McALLISTER. REALTOR
10. $4,000 RE, 5-s696
Evening star., 1955-09-05
RICHLAND ACRES

| to 3 acre homesites on beautiful
Leesburg pike tRte. ~. IS mi.
Chain Bridge, near the Potomac on
Fairfax-Loudoun Co, line. Private
elec. and wide paved roads. See
for yourself or call or write for
brochure, Open ewes. and all day
HERNDON 775. Ewes. XII. s-T21S
p. o. BOX 222. Mclean. v4
Evening star., 1955-09-05
ARLINGTON
NEAR HECHT
Cos 5-3533. 9 Till {

NEkA1S I1ENII
Very attractive 4-BEDROOM trteI
CAPE & ced .an home on is. BEAptIpILL. sIa1{ 7. !.
Wilson blvd. Fireplace. separat,
dining room, fully equipped kiteh.
en-. 9 bedrooms. tiled bath and sid,
screened porch on frSt floor. Two
lovely bedrooms lin knotty pine
and tiled bath m 2nd floor. Fui
basement: garage; walking distanc,
Stonewan Jackson school Rea
value here at only S20500.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-9300 TIL
Evening star., 1955-09-05
Country Estate-5 Acres
Excl. Enterprise Rd.

lst time offered. Custom-buiit brick
Center hall. featuring "a #. liv
rm. with hrepl. full sized din rm.
slec; kit, dinette, powder rm; anc
bedrm. 26xl6 #. with f1repl., {
other Ice. bedrms.. Hollywood bath
bsmt., gear gar. Expensfvely ladsc
grounds. Tobacco barn 33xS0, .
yrs. old, can be had at Sl2ot
add. 4s2 #. frontage on impt
transferrsd. % s5S. 800, 10 term I arr
Shown by appt. only Excl. with
W. W. LEWIS, he. 4-3500; ewes
Mr. YlIlvafi III Q2OAI
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MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

BULLDOZER, TD-6, International,
with angle blade: l owner. Needs
only minor adjustment: $4,000.
Call during weekday. JE. 2-2257.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED--To buy or lease by prin-
cipal. story warehouse suitable
heavy storage. 1000 to 5000 SO,
It. in NV washington only. In
written reply state purchase price
or rental and street address. Box
434-S. Star, %
Evening star., 1955-09-05
FARMS
MASON IA HIRST
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

Closed Sundays
Annandale. Va. JE. 2-551,
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WANTED TO RENT small store for
carry-out shop: must be In good
location: parking space desired
Gail 10. 10000. -
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I,AR0R DAY.
BUSINESS PROF.. FOR sAIl

Q: 500 so. FT--Area Columbia rd.-
bldg. Drive In both ends;air-cond.
once: Ok, for automotive, distrib-
utor. warehouse, repairs; very reas.
price, or rent. David Rosenberg.
pREYFUSS BROS. MA. S-05S0 or
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WEST EVANSVILLE
$500 DOWN

3I1.5O6 COLLEGE PARK--Ia-acr,
lot; liv. rm., din. rm,, 3 bedrmS
and bath; lse. expandible attic.
bsmt.; oil h.-wh.. DALEY REAL
ESTATE. AP 1-14A3
Evening star., 1955-09-05

MT. RAINIER--.Loyely lh:story
finished 2nd a; completely mod
Kit. and fuli-sized din. rm. Huge
bsmt. with gas heat. Priced to sell
today at $4,000. with $1,000 dn.
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO. WA.
T.Ahf10 ttil nm -5
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21st AND Z SITS. NV.
81 commercial. nr. State Dept. 81
It. front. VIII remodel for SUBJ
stAntial tenant, Parking avail.
Ohers considered.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 Goth ct. NV. RE. 1855
Evening star., 1955-09-05

ARL. BLVD AND GLEBE RD.-spie-
and-span 5-rm. brk. semidet.; bath
and half, with plaster and pine
peneled bsmt. Open daily. Set
36IS First rd.. s. Arl. QI or non
GI. S12.950. O. Z. LANiER. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-30
Flat Tires Delay
Youngsters After
Free Disney Film

Children from the Districts
Junior Village had an unexpect-
|edly extended outing yesterday,
thanks to two nat tires.
The 139 young residents Of
the city's home for dependent
children went downtown to join
many youngsters from other
children's centers at the Play
house Theater for a showing Of
Walt Disney,s THE African
Lion" as guests Of the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce.
After seeing the show and en-
joying ice cream and cookies,
the Junior Village youngsters
went to their bus. They found it
had developed two nat tires.
With the city Central Garage
closed on Saturday, efforts to
get the tires repaired or obtain
supplementary transportation
took more than a couple Of
hours.
Meanwhile, q sympathetic the
alter management, worried about
the children's delayed lunch,
pitched In to help find trans
portation. It even ordered milk.
The Red Cross began taking the
children home in small groups.
Finally. the bus tires were put
back In serviceable shape. VII
lage Supt. William Stone was
able to welcome his charges back
home and feed them hot lunches.
The Jaycees entertained about
400 children.