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Evening star., 1955-07-07
BUSINESS
BRIEFS.

Bank clearings in the week
ended Wednesday totaled $l8,-
319. 9.032,0 900 compared with $2l.-
756, ,356,000 in the preceding week
and $17,170,364 900 in the like
week a year ago-Dun & Brad
street.
Crown Zellerbach Corp. report
ed net income of $32, ,657 900,
equal to $4.26 a share, for the
fiscal year ended April 80, was
$26, 1927, 1854. or $3.65 a share last
year.
German steel men forecast the
vast mills in the Ruhr will pour
out 81 million tons of steel dur
ing 1855 or 100000 tons more
than last year.
Americas economy has de-
veloped to the point where I'VE
can afford both books and bath
tubs and libraries AND license
plates-J. A. Stephens, United
States Steel Corp.
Sears Roebuck & Co. reports
June sales totaled $293, los. 1868,
up 8 per cent from June, 1854
For the five months ended June
80 sales totaled $1,299, $3.50, ,646,
up 11.6 per cent from the like
1854 period.
Hooker ElectrochemicaI Co.
reports net income Of $4,085, 100,
equal to 70 cents a share, for the
six months ended May 81, COM
pared with $3,2l5,800 or So cents
a share a year earlier. .,
Americans Burned Up 10.13S,-
100000 kilowatthours of cleo
tricity-just a shade less than
the record 10,226. 100000 kilo-
watthours consumed the week be-
fore, and 14.9 per cent more than
IN the corresponding week of
1954.-EEI.
Norfolk. Va, will sell on July
26 a IS million issue of general
Improvement bonds. due Aug. /.
1956-1980.
New York Central r. r. reports
for the 6 months ended June 30
net income of $26.513,49l or $4.l1
a share as compared to a net
loss OF $6.701,856 in the 1854
period.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie reports
for the six months ended June
80 net income of $5,336,421 or
$6.l8 per share VS.. $3,585,414 or
$4.15 a share in the 1854 period
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, July z up (usDA).-
wholesale ege prices were unsettled to
weak today. Receipts 22,305,
tWholesale selling prices based on ex
change and other volume sales.)
New York spot quotations follow:
Includes Midwestern
Mixed colors.
Extras (4S-50 lbs) 4O-41b; extras
large l45-4S lbs) 3Sh-40: extras me
dium 3S1s-391a; standards large 35-37b
dlrties 32-35; checks 27-31.
Whites:
Extras l4S-5O lbs) 41h-435. extras
large i45-4S lbs) 39-41: extras medium
Browns:
Extras f46-50 lbS) 44-45.
includes nearby.
Whites:
Top quality 1880 lbs) 46-4sh; me.
Browns:
Top quality (4S-50 lbs) 1880: me-
diums 42-42h; smalls 36-37lz,
Sutter steady receipts 66s.S25. Prices
Cheese steady. Receipts All. .Oe2
Prices unchanged
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July z RI.-Mils again
gave little support to wheat on the
grain had difilculty in maintaining early
gains In the face OF surrounding easiness.
AT best wheat was up only fraction
ally, meeting opposition to its advance
some profit-taking from short term
traders who had bought earlier in the
week. Dealings were active in wheat
but not In other cereals.
unchanged 10 u higher, July S2.OO5z;
corn V TO y lower, July SI.42A: oats
UNCHANGED TO V lower, July 6ll: rye
UNCHANGED TO " lower. July Si.O2N.
$2.42A, and lard 10 to is cents .
hundred pounds lower, July $11S2.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July Z R.-Cotton
futures showed little price change during
the forenoon today as traders awaited
the Government cotton acreage report
meeting OF the Cotton Industry Advisory
Committee to be held next "wednesday
In Washington. II was hoped that Q
dennlte cotton prosram would be drawn
Nearby July futures sagged on further
nuuidation. Distant months were steady,
partly on New Orleans buying.
lower TO IS cents higher than the
previous close. July. 33.96: October,
34.17. and December. 34.33.
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Hourly Sales on the Exchange
il:00 am. $50 600 ~ noon $40 ooo
100 p.m ! 900 600 400 pm 600 600
tull,
Rates OF diviuends In the toreEo,ns
table are annual disbursements baseo or
tne .ast quarterly or semi-annual oec.
laratIon Oniess otherwise nvteL, specia
nr extra dividends are not included
a.. q Also extra Or extras ? Annual rat.
in 1905 plus stock dividend Paid last
year Payable In stock estimated cash
value on ex-diyidend OF redistribution
GATE Declared or paid SO far this ear
n Declared or paid after stock dividend or
an aecumulative issue With dividends in
arrears Paid this Jear, dividend
omitted, deferred or no action taken at
last 10 Dividend meeting; Declared or paid
ing diyidend cid Called KY dividend
va va When distributed wi when issued
reortsnikr1 Dan1ptsy a OF ysssiypsrship 9r being
or securities assumed By such eonpsnies
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TOBACCO MARKETS

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd, July up
lUSDA.-The. four Southern Maryland
topscco markets resumed auctions
wednesday after long July holiday,
a majority Of grades sold at higher
prices compared with Friday, the last
previous sale day. according to the
FedeTal-State Market News Service.
quality OF the offerings showed some I'M
tinued fairly light
The auction market prior to the
holiday had sold around %, $50, 900
pounas Ior the season at an average Of
was .S13.02 below the Corresponding
period for last year. The volume was
around 333: 900 pounds more
auction bid averaees per hundred
pounds on limited number of repre-
sentative q. 8. Grades were:
Graoe o. g. Wednesday
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 7 P1.-wheat onened
hrm on the Board Of Trade today but
other .grains tilted lower.
Dealings in wheat we're active, but
not In other grains
Wheat again appeared to be getting
some support from mills along with in
yestment and speculative buyingS HedT-
ing pressure was fairly heavy.
S2.QgA-01; corn u to "a lower, July
$l:42A-l2: oats unclaimed to ~ lower,
July 649s; and soybeans Unclaimed to
"a lower. July S2.42A.
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2 Arrears half payable June is, 1855;
nall December 15. 1855. Declared or
paid so far this year
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, July T. U1.--Dividends
announced: Pc Stock Of Paw
Rate Rod. record ahle
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METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. July z @.-spot nom
ferrous metal prices today; Copper, SO
Is cents Q pound. New York. Zinc I2K
cents pound, East st. Louis. Tin, 95as
cents pound. New York. At Pittsburgh,
scrap steel No. l heavy, was quoted
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MhHIfAktEI y. DUNfAIAEY
'oL. 4:Ssoo Realtor q. 2-sgs3
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GREENBELT, MD, S7,000-Assume
FHA 4eo loan. Brick, row house;
8 b.r.., sep. d. r.: all conv. nearby.
Wonderful value. Granite 4-9474
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI --- 2-yr.-old, 6-rm., Ia
bath, semidet. brick rambler: I'M
dows, wall-to-wall carpeting. Mr..
Langley shop ctr. See TO appre-
ciate. CT, SI3.900. Below cost
HA a-S249 No Agents. -26
BELTSyILLE tnr. Plant Industry
MOL, Fl. Meade el--Immae.. 2-bed-
rn1., Cane Cod: knotty-pine attic,
fireplace; bsmt.. GI approved. JOHN
H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5Q5U.
CAMP SPRING, ANDREWS FIELD
AREA--Priced. $10,950. Asbestos
shinsle bungalow Liv. rui., 2 bed
rms. lge. elec. kit. tile bath: full
bsmt.. a-e. heat. Lot, 75x350.
Terms, r, ). KILLoUoH. cY.
cARoIE HIGHLANDS New brick
rambler; Q bedrooms. fully equipped
kitchen; basement: recreation room
GI; S16.600. No money down, FHA
or conventional also. Open house,
T400. 18th ave. near Erskine ST
% blocks OF Riggs rd.l. HERE
BEDFORD. AP. 7-2345. wa
g~uuo1s --&0
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co
WA. 7-4500 til 7~P.M.
North Barnaby, Md.
OPEN SUNDAY TII, A

57O4 ind st.--Briek rambler lust
3 years old: large living room. din
ing area. bedrms,, tile bath. all
way, full basement. oil a.-c, heat;
lot 60x195. completely fenced:
price, $16,150. Directions: Out Pa.
ave. s.e. to Branch ave. right on
Branch ave. to st.. Barnabas rd..
right on st. Barnabas 1 mile TO
2nd st., right on 2nd ct. TO open
sign. FREDERICK A. BULMKR
GIT Pa. ave. s.e., II. 7-IOe8.
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STONE AND FRAME

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
5610 39th ave.-Spacious Colonial.
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., family
size din. rm.. lge. kit. breakfast
bsss 6oSa sSst gGTosrt T Seies. BsMP iss PedsPT aP
belcony-type porch. GI, $l7,960.
Out Queens Chapel I'd, left on
Gongfeilow to 3ath and open sign.
Mr.. Jones. HA. 2-7632, WA. 7-0106.
HEIDER n SELLERS
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OUTSTANDING
INDIVIDUAL
nTEFEPENT

This durable construction, 5 rms.
and bath with natural shade trees,
fully equip. kit, modern in every
way. Beautiful, on approx. half
acre lot. VIII be open sat. after
noon and all day Sunday. Out
Holiday Home. 7302. Phone repre-
sentative. RE. 5-I73F. !. c. MUIR
RAY, JR., Real Estate, 10. 1-3434
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

MOL AREA-$17,500
OPEN sUNDAY--7O0 TANLEY RD
Brick, ranch type; liv. rm. 16x16.
flreplq picture window, bedrms.,
den, din. rn,. cleo. kit. tile bath,
oak firs.: h.-w.h.: small bsnlt..
built-in gar: h-aefe lot, facing
ESQ IT, on paved st.
Dir: Out Rte. 20. left on Tanley
I'd. TO sign.
FRANK CRAVER RA. 3-4635
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PARADISE

Is what you will say when you see
this 3-bedrm. rambler with equip.
kit; full bsmt. with o.s.e. to lovely
covered patio and stream. Level
golf-course like lawn, This is
one Of the most attractive homes
in the county for only Sl3,950.
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COLONIAL 2-STORY
LANDOVER HILLS

CT or non CT. Excellent
financing. Owner has bought
farm and must sell; 8 bed
rooms. large living room lead
ing to side porch. Full base
ment with summer kitchen.
Shadiest lot in area. Only
S12,750. Make an offer and
get a buy.
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MURRAY REAL ESTATE
OFFERS

3.BEDRM. RAMBLER with full
bsmt, lge. liv. rm., din. rnl., equip.
kit. From $1S,500. Dir; Out Live
ingston I'd, s.e. to Book rd., left ~
Book I'd. to sign on left.
CT APPROVED
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
3-bedrm. Dutch Colonial, full bsmt.,
equip. kit; conv. to schools
churches. shopping, bus. $4,000,
3-BEDRM RAMBLER on a..acre
land near Brandywine, Md; SILL
$50. small down payment.
2a-FT. LIVING ROOM. . bedrms.
din. rm., kit, bath: garage situ-
ated on 2.S beautiful acres with
small orchard. Only $4,000. Near
Piscataway. Md.
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, new brick.
on 2ha acres. Only S16,250.
TEMPLE HILLs-2-bedrm. house,
new brick and stucco on i7-aere
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722 SEEKS LANE
-FOUR BEDROOMS

OPEN SUNDAY, 8 TIL 6
Lovely brick Cape Cod; 2 full baths
rec. rm.:: gas .hot-atr heat. Conv
trsnsn t1 ssnoot5 Out eeSsseS PinsF Sr.ne shops
Old Bladensburg rd., right Q biks
to Seeks. See Mr.. johnson, JU
I-7726, with M. PAUL HANNAH
732 18th st. NV, ME. S-4IO0.
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BRICK CAPE COD
$3.50 DOWN--VA

9 BATHS, ) BEDRMs., BsMT.
Large din. rm., kit. with breakfast
space. two tile baths, center en-
trance, fireplace, paneled library or
den. A real family home. 3 blocks
to school. Rec, park and play
ground: 2 blocks to bus. List.
Nd; A5z,vnA; Mt; qprdSr; ss sn 4-9l5e' ssI 5e
IN0, 1722 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000.
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WEST EVANSVILLE
5005 36th PLACE

OPEN SUNDAY, / TILL DARK
Brick, 3-bedrm. rambler. full bsmt.,
level corner lot. House 2 yrs. old;
owner transferred. Lge. electric
real fireplace; S17.500, with rea-
sonable down payment. Directions:
Turn south on 37th place from
Hamilton. Mr.. Brakefield. UN. f.
25T7, or RA, $4,000 weekdays.
H. e. RICHARDSON REALTY co.
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HYATTSVILLE
APPRAISAL ORDERED

Owner says sell. GI no down
payment; $75.06 monthly,
plus taxes and insurance.
Three-bedroom, 2-story home.
with large living room and
stone fireplace. Separate full
, dining room. Huge basement,
and detached, double garage
with workshop above. Only
Sl3 500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

ONLY Sl2,725, VA APPROVED
bedroom rambler, fun basement. ex-
eellent condition: large lot with
shade trees; blk. from school;
country atmosphere. THOMAS F.
HALEY Realtor, Lanham, Md
4 BEDRMs.. lse. lot: CT approved:
3a miles D. c, close everything
HF;p,I NJ; ,LIauer, Ap. 7-71s9. W. W.
HOUSES aasis BY HUGHES - s1o.soo,
Hyattsville proper; cutest and coz
lest nome You have ever seen: best
de luxe equipment in kitchen.
screened porch. workshop In full
serms. s W. warssm e Huonss nSns; gS1deTatpPl co ~
7-1A00 til 8 pm. ---26
CUSTOM-BUILT BRICK, in close-in
Md. area. Only bedrms. but they
are huge. Bsmt. with bath and out
side entrance, ideal for ONCE or
professional man. Elec. kit; An
chor fence; corner lot. Only an
inspection can do Justice. ABRAVE
REALTY Ii. e-444A; Lo. 1890.
$40 42nd AVE, colmar Manor -
Bunga;; o rms. bath: full bsmt.; /;
gar. NE. REALTY, CO. 5-S293.
--------..--------- -26
COTTAGE CRY
bedrms: S1l $50 GI no cash. Bed
rm. and bath on 1st floor, plus
separate dining rm. and brkfst. rm.,
large screened porch; full bsmt.
Call EN-. 2-7S00 It'll 8 pm. for d.
rections and information.
FREDERICK w. BERENS, JR.
8 LARGE RMS, brick bungalow,
new condition. 81 900 down; Ssi
per month pays all.
COTTAGE CITY-GI, S10,5 clean
as Q pin; 4 rms. 1st a.: finished
attic; full bsmt.. gas heat: gear
LOUIS MILLER, REALroR
UN. 4-2723 Ewes. WA. T-6012
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WORK IN D. c.?
Here is lovely home only a few
blocks from D. C. line: 3 bedrms !,
separate din. rin., equip. kit, all
on one floor: full bsmt. Can be
purchased for only S10,600.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-I166 WA. 7-6655
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NEWL LYWED? AND BROKE

NEWLYWED? AND BROKE?
Don't be disguised. have q @
bedrm, rambler with. equip. kit,
Anen9s abnnds FENCED y; a,rys yard with an
and lawn furniture included. Total
monthly payments only $S5.
Vacant. You name the down pay
ment and move in tomorrow. EN-.
3-04l1. -26
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
STANHAVEN


On Sharon I'd, s;e,aowe veleome
snd-hriek rambiers. Each with
|. large paneled liv. rm., kit. din.
rm., 3 bedrms.. Q baths, 2 fire-
places, rec. rm. and garage: at
$27,950, Or We viii build to your
specifications. I. s. AND Z. 3.
MCCOY, RE. $3.50 and RE.
6-6369. 5225 Sharon rd. sc.
3 $40 miles south Of the District
line on Branch ave, turn right on
Sharon I'd. Sc. -26
TEMPLE HILLS PARK
New, 6-rm., brick rambler: 2 tiled
baths; lge. KIT. with dishwasher.
disposal. range and refrigerator; z
fireplaces; Venetian blinds: full
bsmt.: built-in gar. oil heat. Lge.
BUILDER. 10. 7-3163. go
TEMPLE HILLS
OPEN SUNDAY, 90
A beautiful home featuring 2 living
rooms with fifeDiaces and picture
windows; 3 bedrooms, 2 tile baths,
spacious kitchen. full basement with
half bath roughed in Entrance TO
garage and garden. large porches.
150-ft. lot Must be sold to settle
estate, S2A,950. Dir. Out Branch
ave. to second overhead traffic light,
turn right to 5I24 st. Barnahas I'd.
WEST REAL ESTATE, 10. S-9S00I
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PARKWAY ESTATES
GI 5000 DOWN

Near new superhiRhway to
Ft. Meade and WASHINGTON: s.
bedroom rambler, with tiled
bath. Shaded. 65x110. level
lot. Payments only $71.50,
including taxes and insllr-
ance; 3h years old and in
rew-house condition. Only
Sll,95O.
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n,ige 56II ~ DECATUR PL.

- ROGERS HEIdHTs. MD.
VIII sell at reduction or accept your
home as down payment on q beau
'tiful FL RANCHO RAMBLER. built
the. finest location in the county
and commands q 2O-mile piano.
ramic view. Thermopane picture
windows. Air-eonditioned through
out. PHILLIPS H. CLARKE CO.,
WA. 7-llS2; WA. 7-5567. Ewes,
WA. 7-55l7, -2R
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TWINS
BY OWNER
NON-GI
SMALL, DOWN PAYMENT

Have 2 small houses, / in Wheaton,
i.,,Lp. | Il kensington, that can can b. Be
have GI benefits. with small down
payments and monthly payments
same as rent. Call LO. 5-2534 for
appt. to see. or ewes. call Gathers
burg 436-W.
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% NEW BRICK
BUNGALOWS
FOR YOUR INSPECTION

DIRECTIONS: Pennsylvania ave. s.e..
to Southern ave, left on Southern
ave. blocks to Ellis st., right ON
Ellis st. to open houses, or call
j. M. MEDLEY, 10. S-677T. II
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NO CASH-$14, ,95O-VA
8 twin-bedrm. brick bungalow. in
ave-, ave. silver @ sprine. GssS fenced P fofet: lot;
walking distance to bus, school,
park. and playground. See this
house today M-42. For an ap-
pointment. Mr.. Forde Gorden, SP.
4-9l50. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC. l722 L st. NV. Ma.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
Beautiful new ramblers and split.
i to V acre handicapped lots. One
of the very best locations. priced
9S1l and 9SI5 fiaverhill I'd. from
to Q pm. daily Call WO. $1,000
or OIL. 1851 till 9 pm. EDW H.
JONES d. CO., INC, Chevy Chase,
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SSUME LARGE CT LOAN
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER

Assume LAHStE I'll LJAN
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
Conn. Ave. Estates
A well-built, 1-yr -old rambler, To-
Gated within conv. walking distance
to all public and parochial schools;
only 4 blks. to lge. rec. eenters;
nr. new $50 million Wheaton shop
ping center. 1t has lge., entirely
fenced. corner lot. Mod. kit, has
drop-leaf table and home has din
alcove. A lge. spacious screened
porch enhances the appearance and
value. APPROX. $1,000 down; S9a
taxes and insurance. Priced te
sell this week end. Additional In.
formation call JOHN DENNIS, Lo,
5-1S13
Colonial Investment Co.
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OPEN SUNDAY. 8 TIL 6
3 LARGE BEDROOMS

I'll GILBERT ST.-Detached home;
"a, hv. rm., guest-size din. rm.,
kit: and pantry; / full and 2 hall
baths; gas h.-w.h h. Out Piney Branch
I'd. to Old Bladensburg I'd, right /
blk. to Gilbert st, See Mr.. Shee-
nan, AP. 7-S074. with NJ. PAUL
HANNAH, 1872 18th st. NV, ME.
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Byeforde

CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
Opportunity to enjoy living in thi,
select community where there has
always been o waiting list. Spaciou;
5-bedrm.. 3-bath home, with al
the charms Of old Chevy Chase or
beautifully shaded grounds for onls
S24 $50.
Andrews Realty, OIL. 2-9070
Ewes. Mrs. Clopton, EN-. 3-715G
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) si6,s5O--RTvERDALE PARK. near
ERCo--BeauGs.u stone rambler: z
rms; bsmt-. fenced; sarage: terms
A07i. cox q CO.. 10. s-5S37.
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CHEVY CHASE

OHEV I OdASE
Popular country club area. Chevy
Chase and Columbia. Well ap-
the "a acre Of lovely grounds. Liv-
ing rm. with fireplace, dining rm..
kitchen, pantry. library, study or
TV rm. and powder rm on 1st
H.: bedrms.. 2 baths, attic,
Rarage. Priced in lower 40s. Ewes.
Mr.. Schultz, RE. 7-0775.
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3 BedrmS., Elec. Kitchen
Attractive brick rambler-Large Iiy-
ing room, fireplace, bookshelves,
attic, porch; mr.. bus, schools, stores.
Out Georgia ave. left on Plyers
Mill rd. to 2617. Open / to
VIM. r. THoRowGooD
Eve Tn < Dnn0 NLTRlvu TTT
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FOREST HEIGHTS, 115 Huron drive
Fully Diet. and in nice neighbor-
hood: has liv. rm., sep. din. rm..
2 lge. bedrms., tile kit; fenced in
rear yard; GI appraised at SIl.450.
NEWCOMB REALTY, 10. 2-7655.
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POTOMAC HUNT

Attractive and extensively remodeied
farm house: 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
ls additional bedrms. and bath
ayailableh ami. good barn, ga
rage and Workshop; 3 acres, in
beautiful setting nlagniflcent shade
STORY & Co, ME. s-4i0o; ewes.
and week ends. WQ. 6-62O2. .-21
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

CHEVERLY AREA, $15,7aO; FOB
ALL BRICK RAMBLER. Liv. rm.,
fireplace, sep. din. rln., lge kit,
hedrms., rec; rm; Lge. level lot
Near schools, churches; walking dis
Many extras included in price. FHA
financing. Spruce 3-S375.
COLLEGE PARK-sparkling. e-bed-
rm. bungalow; excel. cond. Close to
MOL. Beltsvilie and Ft. Meade.
sio.5as. N'iSoi Nothing down oPn'0seo e ois! s
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP.
PARK -. Brick home, at
46l3 Guilford rd., mr.. Univ. of
Md. Lily. rm.. din. rm., kit., front
porch. bedrms. and bath: full
PSI Ssmt arags and rec. pII.:ds 5n s ssd Corner
H. PEARCE. WA. 7-7O09: sun. and
eyes,, WA. 7-630S. -26
COLLEGE PARK--Adorable redwood
rambler, just completed and look
ing for you! 3 bedrooms, ultramod-
efn kit, full daylight bsmt.: many
luxury features; real beauty. and
only S14,100, with $4,000 down.
Call THE PERRY BOSWELL co,
WA. T-4500. -25
COTTAGE CITY, open Sat, a-6;
4100 COTTAGE terr.-Vet., here is q
precious white bungalow on q quiet
st. for. only settlement cost. GI ap-
praised at only $1l,450. 4 bedrms. ;.
full din. rm.; full bsmt. with rec.
rm. Has equip. kit. and extra-lge.
screened porch. Drive out Bia-
densburg rd. to Cottage City Fire
House, turn left on 40th ave. blks.
to Cottage terri, then right to omen
sign; Mrs; Walker. EN-. a-2533,
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verse a finding by the State De-

verse a finding by the State De-
partment Loyalty Board. The
latter board had cleared Mr..
Service Of charges of dubious
loyalty.
Despite this clearance, the re-
view board, on its own initiative.
conducted a hearing and found
that Mr.. Services loyalty was
questionable. The dismissal by
Mr.. Acheson followed.
Mr.. Service was employed at
the State Department for 18
years. He was foreign service
officer at the time of his dis
charge.
In an AFFIDAVIT, Mr.. Acheson
said he decided to fire him
solely as a result of the finding
of the Loyalty Review Board and
as a result of my review of the
opinion of that board"
The issues came before Judge
Curran on cross motions for
declaratory jud g m ents. Mr..
Service is seeking reinstatement
to his job with back pay. He is
now an executive of a New York
industrial corporation.
After hearing the arguments,
Judge Curran took the case un-
der consideration,
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u. S. Funds to Aid
Tachens REFUGEES

TAIPEI, Formosa. June 8 up
An American aid check fol
81, ,291 900 today launched a pro-
gram of community settlement
and self-help for the 18.505 per-
sons evacuated from the Tachen
Islands in February.
The SOFT families who chose
to come to Chinese Nationalist
Formosa rather than stay under
Communist occupation Of the
Tachens will be resettled in
houses which they will help build
themselves, he United States
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By HOWARD L. DUTKIN

The Government yesterday
contended that the dismissal of
John Stewart Service was not
strictly a loyalty or security FIR
ing.
Justice Department Attorney
Donald B. McGuineas told Fed
eral Judge Edward M. Curran
that, when the then Secretary
of State discharged Mr.. Service.
he did so under terms of the
McCarran rider.
The McCarran rider to an ap-
preparations act is now defunct
in the State Department. At the
time of the discharge, however,
1t gave the Secretary of State
absolute discretionary power to
fire whenever he deemed it in
"the best interests of the United
States"
| Because the discharge was
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Rider Authorized Firinq
Of Service, Court Told

done under the discretionary
power, Mr. McGuineas said, the
Secretary was not obliged to
meet a regulation applying to
loyalty cases. which would en-
title Mr.. Service to an appeal to
the Secretary and which would
otherwise soften the discharge
power.
Mr.. McGuineas' contention
came in answer to a charge by
Attorney e. C. Rhetts, repre-
senting Mr.. Service, that the
then Secretary of State Dean
Acheson acted illegally in firing
Mr.. Service without abiding by
the regulations.
Earlier, Mr.. McGuineas con-
ceded that, in light of the Su-
Ipreme Court ruling in the Prof.
John P. Peters case, the Civil
Service Loyalty Review Board
had no right to reopen and re-
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Foreign Operations AdministrI

Foreign Operations AdminiStra-
tion announced.
FOA said the goal is to pro-
vide the evacuees permanent
housing in model villages where
they can earn a living and be
Content with their choice Of re-
manning in the free world"
Projects include wells, schools,
clinics, roads and drainage sys-
TENS.
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A MATCHBOX backed with Cd
hesive is designed to stick %.
curely to q pack Of cigarettes,
but viii adhere to any smooth
surface-on O car dashboard
near the telephone. or any other
handy place.
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Coins Handmade

NEW YORK. All American
coins were struck by hand press
until 1886. when steam-op-
Grated coming press was intro
duced. With a few minor altera-
tions, this method was followed
for IS years.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

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