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Evening star., 1955-02-08
D. {. Officials, Labor
And Planners Back
Civic Auditorium

Legislation to set up a COM
mission for planning a District
civic auditorium here today was
strongly indorsed before a House
District subcommittee by spokes-
men from the city government,
Fine Arts Commission, regional
planners and organized labor.
The subcommittee headed by
Representative Morrison, Demo-
crat, of Louisiana will meet
again at 10 am. next Tuesday
to hear from several House men,
bers who have sponsored identi-
cal bills for the purpose.
Among the witnesses who
showed deep interest in the
project we're:
John r. Searles, jr., executive
director Of the Redevelopment
Land Agency; William s,
Cheatham, general counsel of
the National Capital Planning
Commission; David E. Finley.
director of the National Gallery
of Art and chairman of the Fine
Arts Commission; District Com
missioner Samuel Spencer,
Thomas H. Burke, chief of con-
gressional liaison, CIO, and Paul
j. Schwarz, president of the Dis
trict Federation of Musicians,
Local 161, representing the
American Federation of Mu-
sicianS.
Witnesses generally favored
the idea that the plans for de-
sign, location, financing and
construction of a civic audi
torium would all be studied by
q 13-member commission, before
making a report to the Presi-
dent and Congress with recon-
mendations.
The legislation, represented by
about nine identical measures
pending before the District
Committee, would authorize
funds not to exceed $4,000 for
the expenses of the commission,
The building would include an
inaugural hall Of Presidents and
q music, fine arts and mass
communications center.
Commissioner Spencer, point
ing to the financial pressure on
the District government. in
dorsed the Federal project but
emphasized that his approval
was based on the supposition
that the Federal Government
would pay for 1t as a national
project.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Girl Held in Diamond SwindIe
Fooled 2 Banks, Police Report
Story Of Porents'
$4,000 Insurance
Proves FuIse

Twenty-year-old Barbara Jean
Clover was held in $1,000 bond
in Municipal Court today on
charges of tricking a jeweler out
of diamond wedding ring after
first fooling two banks.
Judge Thomas C. Scalley con-
tinued the grand larceny case
until February Is. Miss Clover.
a petite, blue-eyed, brown-haired
girl of feet 4 inches and los
pounds, also is suspected of writ
ing a $31, 500 bad check to buy
THE jewelers. home.
She was arrested yesterday in
Richmond, where earlier she had
received a suspended sentence
on bad check charges.
Activities Described.
Her con game in Washington,
according to the police account,
went like this:
She went to the Southern
Bank of Norfolk last summer
and said she wanted to transfer
her $4,000 account there from
a bank in CONNECTICUT. The
money, she said, came from a
double-indemnity insurance pol
icy on the automobile death Of
her parents.
She told the bank she was
moving to Washington and asked
whether the bank could recon-
mend good bank here? She
was given letter to the Riggs
National Bank and documents
showing she had $4,000.
Riggs officials here gave her
documents showing she had
transferred the money to the
bank.
Bought Ring Set.
With these, she went to Charles
Ernest Jewellers, til Fourteenth
street NV, and bought a $504.90
ring set. Charles P. Sherman, a
partner in the business. accepted
her check for the rings after see
ing the documents.
She told Mr.. Sherman she was
moving to Washington because
her doctor told her to get away
from the memories of her old
house. She recounted the story
of the automobile accident that
orphaned" her.
Mr.. Sherman said his own
house was for sale so they went
out to look at it. Miss Clover
approved it and wrote a check
for $31, 500 in full payment.
Sought $4,000 Cash.
Then it developed she was
short of cash. Could Mr.. Sher-
man cash a $1,000 check? He
couldn't at the moment, he said,
but would have the money that
night when she came to the
house to sign the final papers.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Sherman called
Norfolk. They had discovered
she had no $4,000. He called
Riggs. They had been notified.
He called police.
Sergt. George Burkley went to
the Sherman house and waited
for Miss Clover to arrive. She
didn't.
She dropped from sight until
her Richmond arrest, when po-
lice filed q detainer for her. She
Is charged only with stealing the
rings.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Roturions Nominate

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Feb. 8
R.--A Newport News man was
nominated at q meeting here
yesterday to succeed Ramone s.
Eaton Of Fairfax as Rotary dis
trict governor Of District 277.
The nominee is Mark J. Stock
ton. Elections win be held at
the Rotary international con-
vention in Chicago during the
summer.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
WiIIiston School PTA

The Williston School Parents
Teachers Association will spon-
sor a bridge-canasta party at 8
pm. Thursday in the school cafe-
terra on Arlington boulevard,
Falls Church. Proceeds will be
used for playground equipment
and other improvements.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
First Federal Opens
New Building for
B Bethesda Brunch

First Federal Savings and Loan
Association Of Washington opened
new quarters today for its Be-
|thesda branch at 82l6 Wisconsin
avenue.
There were no formal cere-
monies. but flowers from other
associations and business firms
decorated the lobby.
The new one-story and base
Iment building, with air condi-
tioning and 1000 square feet on
the first floor, replaces temporary
quarters occupied by the branch
since it was founded last April.
"A manager is yet to be appointed.
First Federal ranks second
among District associations with
$62 million of assets and invested
Of $50 million. Ofiicers
include: E. F. jacobson. presi-
dent: w. Franklin Morrison, ex-
ecutive vice president. and Calvin
w. Wood.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
cHICAGOLIVEsTOcK

cHIcAdo. sept % m. CuspA).--
ssiabie hogs $500: slow; steady 70 %
lower on butchers; sovs steady e weak; X
Isl most mixed l, z and IS 19Q.2so y
butchers 15.75-l6.50; with weights over
200 y mainly 1909 s5d sn sSoys; So several eve y
and Sc 230-2s0 ID 16.l5-1635: . deck
$50 ID ct 1928: q IS head lot straiEht
20. 8. Is 207 ID at 1850; q few lots
mixed 160-1S0 ID 14.75-15.75i sows
under 400 ID I5.00-1b.75; few sorted
800 ID and lighter to 1900; larger lots
4O0-500 10 14.25-15.Q0; with . few small
lots up to 800 ID and heavier as low as
1900; good clearance.
Salable cattle 500: calves 200: market
quoted nominaliy steady: dependable out
let for cows; but inquiry for bulls very
marrow; few head choice steer yearlings
1850 Id steers S0.56; odds and ends
commercial good and choice heifeTs
14.00-2l 90; q few utility and CONNER
cial cows 1000 Ii. 90: Gamers and cut
ters s.00-I 1880: q few cutter and utility
bulls I2.50-i3. 90; few good and choice
vealers 20.oO-25 90: cuiis down 70 10. 90;
grand champion OF the September feeder
eatsle cattle sn9w Angus steer calves sold At
Salable sheep 500; spring lambs and
eheep steady; yearlings scarce; most
good and choice native spring lambs
Ie.gg-20.00; Q few choice and prime
20.50: Gull to low good 10. 90 Il. 90: Gull
TO mostly good shorn ewes 3OO-4.75.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
Brisk Fall Lifts
Soles by Retailers

NEW YORK. Sept. % (R,-
Brisk fall weather gave q sub.
stantial lift to retail trade this
week. according to Dun d Brads
street. Sales promotions stirred
consumer interest IN fan mer-
chandise.
The net result was q s,mod-
crate" increase In total retail
sales over the previous week and
a noticeable" rise over the like
year-ago week, Dun d Brad
street reported. Chief bene-
ficiaries Of the cooler weather
were downtown retail districts
which had Jagged behind sub
urban shopping centers during
the summer months.
Mems and women's suits and
coats for fall led the rise In ap.
parel volume. There was an up.
surge In sales Of mems and worn-
ems shoes.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
Stocks Mixed
With Trading
Al Good Pace

NEW YORK. Sept. % R.-
The stock market was quietly
mixed today in the early after
moon.
Price changes either way. with
the exception Of q handful Of
issues. easily were covered by
q points.
Although trading was at q
good pace, it was somewhat
under yesterdays total Of o.
$50, 1000 shares.
Various oil issues were mod
|erately higher. and the rail-
roads as q group leaned ahead.
Aircrafts were definitely lower.
Other major groups were steady
Ito mixed.
Beech Creek Railroad was up
laroupd 3 points and Peoria q
Eastern Illinois Railway gained
around 8 points as New York
Central offered to exchange its
securities for the common stock
LOT the two roads which 1t now
Operates.
The stock market yesterday
was slightly lower. The As
Isociated Press average Of so
stocks was OF 20 cents at $l80. 40.
On the previous day the average
was equal TO the record high
established q week ago today.
Corporate bonds were mixed
United States Government issues
traded over the counter were
|easy.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
.YuIePeaksSeen
In Retail Trade

Business appears to be head
ing for new peaks. with retailers
generally expecting the best
Christmas volume In history,
the United States Chamber Of
Commerce reported yesterday.
Practically all business baro.
meters except agriculture are at
new highs, the Chamber said
and the economy is operating
close To capacity"
For this reason, II cautioned
In its quarterly report on the
economic outlook. the rate Of
business expansion probably will
become more moderate from
now on.
The chamber mentioned the
possibility Of q moderate re-
Cline" in the number OF houses
started next year, but said that
nevertheless construction is ex-
pected to 60 still higher this
year and again In 1866. Com
struction outlays have been ris-
ing since the end Of World War
n. rs
Farmers were described as
being still In q period Of adjust
ment to the decline In their in
comes from the big years Of
World War II and Korea.
Evening star., 1955-09-23

Sheraton Corp. Of America.
which owns control Of Washing
ton Properties. Inc. and operates
the Sheraton Carlton and Sher-
aton-park Hotels here as well
as the Sheraton Building had q
81 per cent increase In earnings
In its fiscal year ended April 80.
the annual report disclosed yes
terday.
Net earnings after taxes
amounted TO $S,874.454 in the
year, compared with S.. .295, OPT in
the proceeding year. They
amounted to $2.63 a share on
3,377, 800 shares outstanding
against $l.63 on $3.50 .430 q year,
earlier.
Gross operating income rose
to $s8.688.i37 In the year VS..
$72.490,338 In the previous year.
Hotel operations accounted for
Evening star., 1955-09-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

dipped ut the start and then bounded
back up several cents in extremely active
dealings on the Board of Trade today.
d..nes y.nes ce[hssts eh;sh snoweo miSed trenos IN
than in soybeans. The July wheat con-
tract was under particular pressure as
additional rains were reported In parts
|of the Southwest
Wheat. near the end Of the first hour.
was V to Ia lower, December. 2.O3N:
corn. V lower. to u higher. December.
cember. cav; rye unchanged to u higher,
December, 1.09h; soybeans / " lower to
higher, November, 2.40h: lard 10 to
23 cents Q hundred pounds higher. oc-
tober, 1910.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
Shell and ESQ PIun
To Build 40 Tunkers

LONDON, Sept. % R.-Two
big oil combines -RAyal Dutch
Shell and ESQ Petroleum-dis-
closed they plan to build a total
OF 40 new tankers.
Shell will build 81 including
II OF $4,000 tons deadweight and
an equal number of $4,000
tonners.
OF these IA will be laid in Hol-
land and 20 in Britain.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Equitable Life Insurance So

Equitable Life Insurance So
ciety OF the United States re-
ports sales of more than one
billion dollars Of new ordinary
insurance In less than nine
months, an increase Of 80 per
cent over the same period OF
1854.
Heavy Construction contract
awards reported in the week
ended Monday totaled $432, ,958.-
900, consisting, Of $285 sos. 900 IN
private construction and $l47.-
$4,000 in public construction,
compared with 1891, ,189. 900 the
previous week and with $340,-
383 600 for the orresponding
week o year ago. Engineering
News s-Record.
Railroad Freight Car Loadings
last week were 1874 per cent
above the corresponding week
Of 1854. Total number Of cars
loaded during the week was
822,2l4.-Association Of Ameri-
can Railroads.
Endicott johnson Corp. has
announced wage increases total
ing $l,400.000 q year for It's
is. 500 employees. The increases
effective October 10, are the
first by the shoe company since
1852.
Daystrom, Inc. has agreed r.
sell American Type Founders
me. It's printing equipment SUBJ
sidiary. to q New York invest
ment group. Proceeds from the
sale, after tax adjustments. VIII
net Daystron about 80 million,
stocks of Domestic and foreign
crude petroleum totaled 255. 49,
900 barrels on September n. q
net decrease OF $4,000 barrels
for the week. Domestic crude
decreased I.0s6,000. Foreign
crude increased Sl4.O00.-Bureau
'of Mines.
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on other than United States
Government securities held by
member banks in New York;
city totaled $1,537 million
yesterday. an increase Of $la
million from a week before, and
Ian increase Of SAT million from
Ia year before. Federal Reserve
Board.
Kennecott Copper Corp. an
|nounced it has obtained q 81
per cent interest In tin and as
|sociated minerals (Tam) Ltd. oi
Nigeria.
Connecticut Light d Power In
the IL months ended August 81
reports net income Of $9.373.85a
or $1.13 q share VS.. $8.899, DAB OF
$1.20 a share in the 1854 period
Consumers Power in the Il
ended August 81 reports
net income Of $27.917.132 or 1927
"a share VS.. $26, ,062 ,293 or 1913 q
share in the 1854 period.
Argus Cameras for the year
ended July 81 reports net income
OF 81, ,292. .792 or $3.08 q share as
against $1,261,179 or $3.04 q
share In 1854.
OWENS Corning Fiberglas Corr.
will build o new plant on q 100
acre site near Camden, N. j.,
to produce noise control prod
ucts, insulation and other build
ing materials.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
Sheraton Corp. Earnings
Up 81 Pct. in Yeor

$74,sss. .ss3 VS.. Sss.4o4.2o7. oper-
ating costs and expenses ex-
panded to s72.36o,47i from $751;
46o, ,496.
The report pointed out that
assets had grown from $4o. $780,
900 In ls47 to $l93.03s.000 on
April so this year.
Current assets on April 80
totaled $l1.358. Ago VS.. $5,226. .037
a year earlier. Current liabili-
ties amounted to $5,267, 900 VS..
S3, 3,256. .O22.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
Wholesale Prices
On Coffee Ruised

NEW YORK, Sept. % (R-
Five producers of vacuum packed
coffee have raised their whole
sale prices by 4 cents a pound.
General Foods Corp. and
Standard Brands. Inc, the first
20 announce increases, were fol-
lowed by Folger Coffee Co. Of
Kansas City, and two Eastern
roasters. Joseph Martinson & Co.
and Albert Ehlers. Inc.
General Foods announced q
wholesale price Of 95 cents q
pound for its Maxwell House.
Yuban and Sanka vacuum
packed cofees, and Standard
Brands raised Chase q Sanborn
to that price.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

exchange rates. follow torest Britain In
Canadian dollar In New York open
Ioi .3lM b. 3. cents UNCHANGED.
Europe. Great Britain tpoundt $2.7SH
uuchaneed: Great Britain 30 day futures
so day - futures Z. .77a. up np if3s q : cent;
Great Britain 90 day futures 2.57as, un-
changed; Belgium tfrane, l.0ets,. up
VTs esns O. unesanssd esa anse dermsny ew.stsrn
HoIisnd sSid ssuiideri q, Is. 81 Munchans.d: Italy
tlira) .16ls Of cent, UNCHANGED: Portu-
1kronai 1894. unbalanced. Switzerland
tfrancl ffreel 23,34Is. upchanged: Dem
mark fkrone) 1880. UNCHANGED.
luuchsnged: Brazil lfreel I.52. UNI
tchanged; Mexico SOC. unchanged: VEN
ezueia (boliyarb 3O.03. unchanged
Evening star., 1955-09-23

|Yale&Twn2hR 4 60 67sh So - "
|Yale&Towne rt1l3 zMs 2 q Ia
Young SGT 80 80 1oeM 1o6ik 1o63<+ N
YnRst st DR. l. ~ 1915 1e7b l0st
|Zonite Prod 3 71s 7zs 7N- W
Hourly Sales on the Gxehanss
100 am. 40 600 10 noon SEQ 600
100 p.m. 2Ao 600 1900 p.m. 600 600
,tUnit Of trading 10 snares or sales IN
Rates Of div,dendS in the soresoins
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual dec.
laratipn. Unless otherwise noted, special
|or extra dividends are not included.
Also extra or extras. b Annual rate
In 1895 plus stock dividend . Paid last
year Payable IN stock estimated cash
dase. 8 Declared o. paid % far this year
u Declared or paid after stock dividend or
split-up : Declared or paid this year,
an aceumulative issue With dividends IN
arreers p Pai9 this year. dividend
Lass diyidsnd meeting. I peslared or paid
ing dividend, CID Called - dividend
vd When distributed. vi when issued
reorranized under the Bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed b such eonpanies
Evening star., 1955-09-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 23 tEo.--Whole-
sale esg prices were weak on small
whites and about steady on the bal
ancs today. Receipts ,1I,S66.
change and other volume sales): In
cludes Midvestern: Mixed colors: extras
t4s-S0 lbs). 56h-5S: extras large as
46; smalls,. 1898; standards large.
|43-46: dirties, 35-37; checks, 1886.
Whites. Extras 1850. lbs $500:
medium, 4S-4sT. Browns: extras Us.
so lbs), 5Sh-60. Includes nearby:
Whites: Top quality l4S-6O Lbs. y, 6i-
|63; mediums, 1880; smalls, 3lh-32;
|peewees, 26-20M Browns: Top quality
t4S-50 lbsl, 60-63; mediums. 45-45h;
|smalis. 36-36; peewees, 26-26m.
Butter steady. Receipts, 213.05s.
Prices unehanged.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 fR;-cotton
ins the forenoon today. Buying came
through mill and also. covering BY COM
mission houses. Evening up. operations
in nearby October accounted Tor Q
Noon prices were is cents Q bale
vious close October 32.5o. December
$3.50 and March Sos.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Sept. 23 G,.--spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 4t3-
30 cents q pound. conneetisnt valley.
Zinc Is cents pound. East st. Louis.
Tin 9Tss cents pound, New York.
Foreisn silver e034 cents per troy ounce,
No. heavy was quoted today at 44.00-
1890.
Evening star., 1955-09-23
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Sept. % fP.-rhs
New York Stock Exchange reported to-
day these odd-iot transactions By prin-
sps ,ss:. Ssss.s on ne sxss5s sxe5nsnSs . lot ssR
Of III. .762 shares including $40 shares
sold short
Evening star., 1955-09-23
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, Sept. % a. national
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
moon Quokationsl
Evening star., 1955-09-23

FufrIshed hy N, Associated Prsss
stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate 90 Hlsh Low I:is chg:
Evening star., 1955-09-23

Wdwd 6s Lothrop pfd 5 xi03h 106
. Arrears half payable June is. 1855
half December Is. 1865 q Declared b
paid 90 far this year. IT Ex riEhts,
Evening star., 1955-09-23
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. sept. 30 On.-Dtvidends
Evening star., 1955-02-25
OWNER

WIN, sell this brick 3-bedrm. IL
soss seRs Fl sez GiI, s
rm.. din. rrn., nrepl., screened porch.
lot. Cali JE. 3-9221.
BONDED REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

ST. THOMAS MOORE is . short dis
tance. away from this brick SEMI
detached; 8 rooms. inelosed porch,
fsnced-in corner lot; $12.760, rea-
,soneble terms.
@. q. LANIER ia. 1894
Evening star., 1955-02-25
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
OFFICES O. STUDIOS FOR RENT

FURNISHED. private maszanine a..
iaclns psrk; ARK slI 18TH st: ng. Phone
RooM sefSsfe' n Soo ATToFsEY's fa IN Is7ssi sssiurT
March /. 1877 Warner Bldg. Ma.
FULLY FURNISHED, air-cond. once
Woob%zsD sESfSs sLpa sStss RE- rsas9assI'' assss
AIR. .CoND. suITE-suitable for prof.
Monroe .5I nv. Call Ho. 2-66ss; or
1854 ssi S5qsSNa c6aN, ,AvE.-onee, / !ss y 8
1915. Day: Wo. 6-76e5. ewes. =
air-cond.. ise. parking lot: low
rentals; 40 0L. 2-ssoo; eyes,. SYN.
AIExSSSafA--1desi III SsSssf loe,. plenty Of
parking; very modern bldg. approx.
wall -to-wali earpetins: once com:
s5sss' IL! sfH:'ss Store sfs e. ~ sSS Ss J;ie
= osssSsi 81. ar 9th N.w.-pss,raale Es from.
2-rm: suite. Gas 50. it., $l00; single
facing Z st.. 6sS So IT,, $50: rear
location. Apply s10 St. NV.
coR. 81. Il 10th AND PA. AVE-. s4s Pa.
ave. NV. excellent location--Front
Offices, facing Pa. ave-: eley. bldg.
CENTRAL NAT. BANK BLDG, 63l
Pa. ave. n.w.-Front 2nd a. space,
suitable for business; eley, bldg.
Be- AppIy Tpsl9f sI9 St. NV ,,lsp Rp ia ID
warehouse space. Takoma, D. c.:
well suited for use by contractor,
mfg reps etc,i avail. immed. Can
s.sTokY sLDG., 1906 K ss.Isui..
store or once; 3rd-floor suit. living
quarters. DI. 7-0200.
AlR-COND. LAWYERS SUlTE-Rear
parking Also 3-rfn. studio above Blue
Reports. Inc. Ideal for artist, ensi-
neer, contractor. architect. Low rent.
ais. 2028 Eye st. NV, RE. 7-1l22.
ONE LARGE PRIVATE OFFICE in
lawyers suite. Tower Bldg, 14th
and X sts. NV. Call Ma. S-3310.
AGENT wants to rent part Of ofics
space Bond Bldg. Call RE. 1921
HEART Es1sfA's, Or MEDICAL DIsTRicT,
11.Q00 50, it.. mod. air cond,, 3rd a.
walk up. Reas. price. AID. 2-0324.
EXCLUSIVE NV. 10th and Eye
Choice 5-rm. 1st-fi. air-cond. once
suite; approx. 1,100 50. it.; parking
space available. AP. 7-3452 for appt.
-
Evening star., 1955-02-25

ALEX, HUNTINGTON-The usual
semidet. 2-bedrm. home In this
these extra; Situated Se on dead cad
end St; 2-all-brk. const.: 3-bsmt
entr.; 4-12x15 rear screened
porch; --bsmt. completely firred and
ready to be finished: 6-built-in
bookcases and storage: 7-many
1894 Ari. Terrace, so. s-75sa.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
COMMERCIAL,
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

2Ist AND X SITS. N.w.-Corner q
story brick bldg: store front and
can Mr.. SMITH. Di. 7-l411; ewes.
sffoRE With confectionery and DELI
catessen fixtures installed: Md. shop.
ping center. Reasonable. WE; B.
sIORE WITH SHOP and parking for
IL cars; total. 800 So. it.; reas.
3100 blk. Georgia ave.
FINEST LOG. IN Sc. between 9Th
and 7th st. on Pa. ave. over 1000
So; #. Call DE. 2-55sa or RA, g.
ARE YOU LOOKING for an ideal
place 10 locate your business? have
Q ground floor In upper Northwest
section: reasonable rent: with privi-
lege to buy the 4-story bldg. with
small down payment. Box 316-V.
Star. --25
centrally located--Brand.
new brick building, consisting OF
3-rm. ofiice suite with 2 lavatories,
heat and central air conditioning
together with 1850 So. #. Ct ware
house, heated space; suitable for
distributors. contractors, etc; $3.50
per s9..6 m9 ROBERT B. HALL 50"
s.sfoR2 Bi.DG., 1906 X st.-suit
store or office; 3rd floor suit. hving
quarters, DI. 10000.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

fencsd-in corner lot; $12,760, rea-
.,soneble terms.
@. g. LANIER ia. 1894
--25
HOME AND INCOME-An brick, two
family: each apt. comprises large
living room, kitchen, separate din
Ing room. two bedrooms with con-
This property was built for an apt.
house. Has hot-water heating. hard
Wood floors, Bendix washer and
edryer and is in new-house condition.
LARGE lot. 2-car garage, blocks
from Washington blvd. bus and 3
blocks from Westover shopping.
Priced s22,500. For appointment to
see. Call owner weekdays only, JA.
9-o666 or evenings KE. S-4649.
WILLIAM P. pARRAMORE. --25
- ALEXANDRIA AREA
Briek: center-entrance hall, living
room 24x12 with fireplace. din. rm.
l0xl4, kitchen 9x16. screened porch /;
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. End A.: full
basement. hot-water, oil heat: brick
Earage. Good value ct S17,950.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.
IA. 2-3131 IA. 2-Oo74
Ewes, JE. 4-664S --25
Evening star., 1955-02-25

2 BRICK HOUSES q corner in
good Sc. location, now renting for
$19.40 esch: possibility of remod-
cling so as to receive higher In
come. Price, $4,000 each. Mr..
O'Donnen, B. p. SAUL CO.. MA.
RoCkviLLE y1c,-14 acres, los soBed
,SSsxNTSPE ,SSLsxTPE TooP, STs j mss,{5s6o: s5s ''.'' =.
lst commercial; 1b7-ft. frontage;
S1,2S sno per #. CLAUDE WOOD,
"a uNiTs. nr, 14th and Park I'd
Mod. Ige. apts., fully rented: bldg.
immac.. oil heat: ask 65 times
annual inc. Approx. S23.5O0. Orig.
Acacia. 500, 900, Paid Sc, 900. Low
exp. ME. s-666s; ewes, ia. 9-4103.
WE HAVE ONE 4-FAMILY BLDG.
crossing $4,000. owner furnishes
heat; good NV. location.
ONE 6-FAMILY. BLDG. in good s.e.
location, srossing $500; tenants
SRiHf NV NV. COMMERCIAL prop
erty with ESQ gas station and 2
stores. crossing Sg.66O. Call Mr..
Domer. SANDOZ, INC. No. Du-
pont Circle. DU. 7-1234. rs
Evening star., 1955-02-25
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTY. Virginia. nr
Goose Creek Golf Club. Ideal for de-
land, balance cleared. wonderful
views. Long frontages on two sur
faced roads and on Goose Greek
Priced for land, including farm
house, 8 good barns and silo, etc,
$l76 per acre. ASK-USi REALTY
Co. IA. S.1252, IA. 7.2659.