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HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.

HOUSES, 2. 8, 4 BEDROOM HOMES
Il acre up 70 ; acres. Price. SIG,
BURDoFT, Nv. I-3S46.
COY HOME. COL0NIAI-immac
3-bedrm. Colonial. M. schools.
stores and transp. In like-neW cond.
VIE sell VA or FLA. J. r. LITTLE
ASSOCIATES. REALTORS. JU. g.
$500. Open Sunday.
FREE. CALL PO. 2-s3II for descrip-
tive literature on choice Rockville
and upper county homes. business
propertyaand acreage.
BEST BUY in split levels: located in
rooms. ) baths. SlI.SIec aSfic' modem Ien,
kitchen, recreation room; large lot:
S17.500 tlrst mtge. $1,000 down.
Priced below market for immediate
sale. This house must be seen to
appreciate. Call MR.. POPKINS, at
Adams 2-3027 or National S-2S19,
BY OWNER. Silver Spring Colonial
"a hedrms., spacious lily. rm. with
nrepl., sep. din. rm,, side screened
lot: commun. swimming pool. $500
On: and assume 4lzes trust; pymts.
$106 per month. Ju. 1904.
$l4,66O. $1,000 DOWNS bedrm,
bsmt.. rec. nm, washer, screened
fESRt PSrf RRGcAhrYs.l P e. s .iSaSS!
CHOOSE YOUR NEIGHBOR-If you
and your best friend are house
hunting. see these two stunning B.
bedrm. ramblers with big roomy
Easements. LARGE attractive yard,
large kit, fireplaces and many other
features; located side by side in q
residential area; only 9 blks. from
a school; only Sl4,760 each. Both
good buysl Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP. 7-s4O0.
1O2OI RIDGEMOOR DR., in Wood
moor--Unusual custom built center
hall rambler. Open Sun, 2-6. G.
McCUNE. Excl. ACT, 10. 3-8Se9.
:sOl7 POWDER MILL ROAD, on New
Hampshire ave. ext.-Large new
brick-veneer rambler: beautiful
stone front; carpoft for 2 cars, on
lot 60x145: full high basement,
12x12 screened porch, Gift. liv.
rm., firepl., din. rm. with china
closet, 8 stable bedrms.. Q tiled
baths. de luxe kitchen. Open Sun.
1-6 and by appointment. HA. q
$3.50.
NJ eTVNfnS7S y
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cAnROLL KNOLLg frr. 81. i1hn'ti
--Modcrn Colonial brick , lrs
inmse eond $3.50 sary terms.
HUoH Z. FEcE. NJ. t-efo0.
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OLNEY-Brick Colonial; center en-.
t tTancs e,. he ar " eath nS I Iiy
ist-h. powder rm'. fun bsmt.. side
scr. porch: Gear Diet. brick gar
Built 1850 on 81 acres or homes
may be. purchased with Ia acres.
Lovely home. Must be seen to ap-
preciate. ALLEN REALTOR, RIA.
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BETHEsDA--Brick-snd stone Colo
NAL. excel. loo. Lee. Cen and pow
der rm. list A.; 3 bedrms., . baths
scr. porch, full bsmt. SOB, 500. GEO
W. ROBERTSON. Realtor, 1896
Wis. ave. OIL 9-2t2a.
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BETHEsDA; open sun. ! 70 s.
lO02i Montauk ave Charming q
bedrm rambler on i50-ft. front
ITs seboaIs s M ,I plns oi ei4aSS.
$500 down 10 q vet or viii FLA.
Out Old OeorRetown "a. mast NH,
left on Bells Mil ID. 70 Montauk
md nd sign MI ~, L'Wi'' OIL. 2-iol3'
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SILVER SPRING - Three-bedrooui
house. with hardwood firs., full
bsmt. with root cellar. unfin. attic
unatt. garage. 1S-ft. greenhouse
Save commission. OWNER, ~
$4,000.
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QUAINT ACREs-New luxury ram.
s SHsT on hH afTs dSOssIgsG rec q T%
exceptional kit. Open Sat. and sun,
z Ill dark. AP. 7-61O9' WA
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BETHESDA (EDGEMOORD--charm.
Ing brick Colonial for smaller fam
neighborhood. Liz. rm,, dining rm
paneled den, kif with breakfast
area. screened porch; . twin sized
bedrms. and bath IN; tiled hSnt
Raraee. fenced lot SIS 500. BILL.
INosLEY REAaTY, EN-. 2-s326i
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SILVER SPRING, 7716 Piney Branch
.d.-This impressive Mt. Vernon
type home. situated on lovely land
scaped knoll, with expertly designed
Nv. and din. patios. House has
center and side Colonial entrances.
A large liv.. rm. with Colonial firepl.
and built-in book shelf. full-size
gin. rIn., powder rm.. artistically
hsmt., gas a.-c. heat, private drive
way. Truly q show place with over
% acre ground. Priced in mid
5Os: r. g. DUNE, Realtor, WA.
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OPEN is
3.BEDROOM BRICK

ND4N4~a4
1871 HOLLYWOOD PL.. Sc.
pek hv. Tm, ilTepl.. sep. din. Tm.,
scuip; kiL. pow owe. En s.. On h hs. n; h
gar; plenty closets: slate roof; side
concrete porch; lge. lot. Scenic view
Of Capitol. Dir: Going south on
Penn. ave, left on Texas ave-, left, on
Carpenter, left on Highwood dr., left
on Highwood pl. LU. 4-43S2.
MUDD REAL ESTATE CO.
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
OUTSTANDING BUYS
coNoREss HEIGHTS. $3.50 First
lcorner of Atlantic ct. s.w:l-Gl
Approved; det. brick, rms., 3 bed
rms, full bsmt., screened porch;
built-in garaee: large corner lot,
Open 3 to 6 pm. LU. 1882.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 1900 blk.
Wheeler rd.--oI; 500 down an6
Approx. Ss7 per mo. pays all
rms: ist-n. powder fn.: fun bsmt.
gas heat: level lot. Open 2 70 pm
to house. LU. 1880.
HILLcREsT. $3.50 Carpenter. st..
across from Govt. park-Custom.
built det, 3-bedroom rambler; full
bsmt. with large rec. nm, scf
porch; storm Windows; level lot
Must sell. Price 10 right. open
to pm.
HILLcREsT. on Pa. ave. 1924
H s.n.sr hs ss R sH' ls sIa'idH sn
or Sedfoon,: knotty-pine rec. rm.j
lot. Owner leaving city. Must sell
Open 3 to Q pm, out Pa. aye, LEI!
on Texas ave. te Carpenter St. fish'
to House. LII. 2-6076.
HILLcREeT, 3427 Carpenter st..
Open 2 70. 8 p.m.-.9emtdet; brick,
81 rms isT9 Bs 6sdr n oo du DOWN 1Smt q
rent for S1i0 per mo. LU. 2-5S76
HILLcREsT, near Pa. ave.--pet
basement BASEMENT with rec. rm., eas heat
S1S,600. LU. 2-5976.
HILLCREsT. Highwood dr.-Det
brick; 9 Ice. rms.:, 1st-n. powder
rri.. lge. kit. with breakfast nook
rec; I'm. with nrepl.; gas heat
HiIIcREsT, mr.. Ann Beers school
2024 36th st.--Det, brick, 8 rms
8 large bedrms.. full bsmt. with rec
rm.,- 2 freplaees, side scr. porch;
level lot, garase. Open 2 to pm
NEAR BRANCH AVE AND NJ PL
8 rms; 2 bedrns.: full bsmt.: scr.
porch: gas heat. Priced for quick
'Ai ANSc sooisSTTfHA 2s1s Hish st.;
Large Diet. 2-apt. BIDS; 5 rms. and
bath each; full bsmt.; Oh n:.W.n;i
needs some repair sale 81 narsaln
xNAcosTIA-Det, frame: 9 largs
rms; 8 bedrms.; oil h.:E,h.; Level
iot; perfect cOnd.; $1o,e6O. LU'
NEAR NEAR Pa. AND MINI. AYES
s: zen Ori ok rms $1s Ssqf%'
family brick BIDS; With 2 bed.
Tcems;o full bsmt; sas h.-w'n.;
si22iSsXXcSios T1A. Fairlawn viIlase--5
rToY.i ,I ls.ss I ssergs iis.sd 5S O'm'
Alabama aves.-6- rms, 3 bedrms.,
tile bath; fun bsmt., gas heat
POM c SssiHTD' 14O5 Ridge pl,-
eemidet. brick; q rms. arranged foi
/ or 2 families; tf1SnII bsTt.; p c55ssna'
sssc ohN ;TNa;s gHiHsSfcSHTsV. $685.
ssmidet. irs i t" 8 rms, 5 Ice. bed
rms: $3.50 each.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, near Mich
OILS ave. and Atlantic st.-Semidet
corner brick; rms, 2 large bed
rms. knottySpine rec. rrn" porch'
ANACOSTIA. near Good HOPE rd.
bet. 6-rm. bungalow: full bsmt.
with rec. rm.. gas h,-w;h.; porch
Garase, level lot: $40 800;
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
Realtor, 134s Good Hope Rd. Sc
Sales Rental. Property MANAGEMENT,
Insurance, Lu. 4-3400. LU. 2-5976
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~172l HOLLYWOOD PL.. =.
eauip. kit, powder .rm. on LIST a.
IN. rec. rm.. extra "a bath. buiit-in
gar; plenty closets: state roof; side
concrete porch; Ice. lot. Scenic. view
Of Capitol. Dir: Going south on
Penn. ave, left on Texas ave, left on
on EiaSWoo ID p I" u. z-zSsS e. ''''
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HILLCREsT. 1880 Carpenter 80
across from Govt. park-Custom;
built det, 3-bedroom rambler; full
SsmtS With sa, large ndd rec sa:, iic ct
E Tlsn' sell Of Price sn y Tisht. Open I
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HItLcREsT, Cd Pa. ave, 81

HILLcREsT. on Pa. ave. 1924
center hall; Z rms, with 1st-n. den
or bedroom: knotty-pine rec. rm.
ss o SST pQ ssHur LS cy MSss ss
Open 3 to 8 pm. Out Pa. ave-, left
on fexas ave. to Carpenter st., fight
to House. LU. 2-bD76.
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EDGEM0OR, MD.-Large Colonial
home with, charm on % acre. High
ceilings. nicely proportioned rooms.
Q fireplaees, new copper plumbing,
new wiring, modern Kitchen, library
> hedrms. and 3 baths, second
floor. Family or servants rooms
and 2 baths on third. S49, 500.
Call Mr.. Domer, SANDOZ, INC,
nII T.Io34
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open Sun, to 8, BIG
Es%Sn't TsS der AZ Ers r.. shS S e.
in Kitchen; full bsmt.; nicely land
scaped, fenced yard. 2 blks. to
schools and transp. Si3,50O. nc
ground rent. CT or FLA. From
Rockville out Viers Mil rd., left
On Edmonst3n to PIG PIE and sign
c5s. inca Neasi OF To- 92-is fso'. COX .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
SAFES Rental. Property MANAGEMENT
Insurance., LII. 4-3400. LU. 2-5976
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A $4,000 FIRST TRUST may b
sD level IN o STSns .a G ZEE sou Sisl
2 baths, din, rm., rec. rm., car.
port, hot-water Dashboard heat anc
half acre Of ground: S23. $50
GRAHAM g. CO., JU. $4,000, s
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SILVER SPRING AREA--3-bedroon
brick rambler: Ia baths, bsmt
with outside entF.. rec. rrn., maid
everything. Take over large 45st
loan. Only $17,S00. 10, 6-36SS
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
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vacant 81 sunGale dr. and spencer SH
nd %,,y eIl lI. Spencer SS !. 5S3 Z In g, Rose
this: bet home With buiit-in ga.
rage; mod. all cleo. kit, air-cond.
pine-paneled den, furn. rec. rm., )
bedrms., baths. liv. rm,, dir
gropnds; cafpeting; storm windows,
newly decor: S24,050. Open today
from to 4. or phone Olympia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

S!LvEk SPRING. Just on Dale drive
AA S1lisS 26sdTna l1,bs IA, brick
level lot; IVA %alkiS S d MI. i u m IsmS
Blair and st. Michaels: populSI
neighborhood; Sl7.95O, RIPLEY
q ROMER, JU. 6-6l1l.
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OAKVIEW. 1902 Braddock rd,-A
lot Of value packed in this pleas
ant. eye-catehing Cape Cod. Youth
like the 3 bedrms., din. rm., clean
bsmt.. newly dec; lovely I'd. Open
eft 70 S1y New ,a aampsn hre dVe
to 1902. Call Ju. $4,000. any time.
BAINUM REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

SILVER SPRING, Capitol View Park
community, 1915 Grant aye.--3-
modern kit. lee. inviting rec. rm.
full bsmt. with ground-Ievel out.
side entr.; level 50x150-ft. lot;
fruit trees, ETC.: close to schools
and Walter Reed Forest Glen
Annex; price. S13,250. Open Sun
1880 to $3.50. Directions: Oui
GeoIgia ave. left on Forrest Gler
I'd, right on Grant. BROUSSARE
AGENCY. INC, Ju. 7-8O51; ewes.
week ends. JU, 9-2Ib7.
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I$SE $500 lD1OI|IWlENlS

You can live rent-free in one apt,
ent others and have income. Of
500. Price incl all furn.. and fur:
pishinEs. Monthly payment Of sl2g
I os; M. s.4saa. d ss Is 81. 1870,
ewes: and week ends. --
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BETBEsDA-Lovely brick Colonial
excel. eond. 3 bedrms., . baths
lst-h. den, scr. porch. full bsmt.
reer. rm. with iirepi. ~23,500. GEO
W, ROBERTSON Realtor, 703e
Wis ave M. o.Ofoa
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8 NEW HANDLERS
1885 and 1880 30th st.
COLORED-BARGAINs
al on NON-GI

44a4 AIABAMA AvE.-Immacu.
late, 2-bedrm. brick ramhler, iun
Shown by Apt. only.
700 HILLTOP TER. - 2.bedrm.
brick semidet.; corner lot; patio; Ia
SSi1 SAVANNAH 81. - Vacant.
Move right in. 2-bedrTn. semidet.
;" caii Mr.. Fortin. 10. s-e637
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WHEATON-s1, 900 DOWN 10 NON
VETS Assume OF loan payments
lover than rent. very desirable B.
bedrm. brick rambler, Oh kitchen,
full bsmt Walk 70 all schools, 10
s-a8ss. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
WHEATON-sI3,o5O 8 bedrms., ~
baths. larue kit, heated rec. I'm.
SEP, esmt entf. 81 800 dn. 70 non
9ass SUBURBAN PRoPERTfEs.
WHEATON: Oh $500 On, appfox
$40 mo--3-bedrm. BRICK ramb.;
tile bsmt., storm windows. COW.
schools, bus. OWNER. VIII. $500.
WOODs1DE PARK, 1910 Dale ar.
Silver syringe most exclusive sec
ton Of nne hcmet-8ee this de-
tirabie Sim. "a bath, white brick
Dutch Colonial. Rec I'm tcreen
Doreh. slate roof. gafaEe, Bsaptiiul
sgtting amone treet. Only $4,000
Qpsn sun, 2 70 coPT1fAr
nkALTY CO, ~. e-lf23 OF ~
S-e7i4.
WOODe1DEi aia.5so = chafning
NrH HnWMniNm n ear Ia wIHN m"
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SPARKLING NEW g. BEDROOM
rambler with ia baths. good closet
space, de luxe kit. and q dream
daylight bsmt. with high ceiling,
9 windows. outside entr.. heated
and perfectly planned for q 34-ft.
clubroom. Situated on q level land
scaped yard. In quiet residential
area, yet close to schools. shopping
anS e onS siss7s S sInSsn'i i 81
notl Exslustye ~ with BOWERS
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SIL. sPG.. OAK VIEW--A terrific
rms. plus expansible upstairs, lge
screened porch, full bsmt., level
Hamp. ave. to $500, left on oaE
View DIR. to Cottrell. right TO 1905
ALLEN REALTOR, RIA. 3-3333.
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2 TIL
CT DREAM

432s CHAPLIN ST. Sc.
Oct. brk. home Is the last word in
comfort. Overlooking the entire
city. Completely tiled kit. with
breakfast bar. Finished rec. rm. with
bar. Lovely patio. Spacious pIofes-
sionally iandscabsd yards. Call IL.
CUSTOM REALTY q INVEST. CO.
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13,85O-The very ioveiiest homl
you will md anywhere at thii
price. Three lge. bedrooms. large
kitchen with dishwasher and dis.
posal and q gorgeous lot with
b6SrbeeHe and trees; GRAHAM a
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MILLGROVE GARDENs!-oPEN l.
DARK .Conv. to Johns Hopkins
acre H lot: custom, 4.bedTm.. 3
bath brick. split-leYels; $22. $50 CT.
Lge. 3-bedrm.. 2.hath brick ram
blers, full bsmt.; S23,750. Out
Colesville I'd. 4 miles past Coles
Vile 10 sign on right. RIPLEY q
ROMER III 5-6111
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81 ~ - ~ ~ III ~ t-'IH
BURNT MILLS knobs. sale hy
OWNER Brick rambler. year
old 3 lArge bedrooms. 2i.ft living
room With fireplace. spacious dining
room modern Kitchen with dinlnR
space convenient location %
schools recreation and trantpcrtn-
ton, ia0-ft. level lot. many degif-
abe eNtraf HE. f-fQ7a.
cARROLLs KNOLLS, 600
place. full ntmt level lot with
~, 80 ~ s ", ,,s es.'fajn $500
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PARK--Need schools,
sidewalks, bus? This immac. home
offers all this plus many extra fea-
lures, including z baths, wonder
HlLDEBRAND CO., JU. 9-SSs0.
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MANOR COUNTRY CLUB; lovely
spacious Colonial brick home;
heaut, liv. rm. with panaled firepl..
. bedrms. and den. Ssaprete din.
full bsnlt., gear gar, fine wooded
lot insuring privacy, most unsusual
screened porch and terrace. brick
retaining wall. Moderately priced,
membership to club to approved
psHTTsah hIa s5 H AND Il DEVELOP
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MASS. AVE.-sPRINGFIELD = New
4-bedroom rambler. all on one level;
reception hall, sep. din. rm., full
bsmt., garage; very convenient TO
neiEhborhood of exceiIent homes,
w PAGE RIJGG EN- 1-222H
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ROCKVILLE, sos Crabb ave-
$3.50 for this lovely BUNGALOW:
Gil oil, s.-e; heat; fenced yard; 10y
DUNE. WA. 7-07s2. HO. 10000
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BY OWNERS bedrm. brk. ram.
bier. full bsmt. assume OF loan

MORE HOUSE FOR THE MONEY
Hillandale sect.-54 #. brick ram.
bier. 9 bsdrms,, 26 It., liv.-din, rm.
c9lored tile bath. lge. kit, and den
TV rm. Full bsmt.. tiled and par.
titioned in knotty pine; Ice. cor
lot, in very cow. area. Priced L
sell. have TO move. Can HE. 4-4952
Price S1R 600. bv oWner
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1858 TALBERT sT.-pet. 8 rms,
bath; oil h.-w.h.i price. $500. LU.
ANACosTIA HILLS - 4-yesr-old
semidet. brick: 6 rms; 3 bedrms.,
fun bsmt.; built-in garages gas heat
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BRADLEY HILLs-Brick Colonial, on
on 3ia-acre site; 5 bedrooms. study.
trio kitchen. eypress-paneled rec
reation room and powder room IN
basement. gear Earage with maids
room and bath. Priced for immed
sale For particulars and amt 20
inspect. call r. p. WARREN. OIL
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E=1I=1ZIEI IT. NIEN'S FINE SHOES and HATS

Come visit our new Shoe and Hat Center
which has just been opened on the Second
Floor Of our Washington Store. You'll
enjoy the refined atmosphere and the
roonness Of the section devoted to mems
shoes ard hats Here, in IeisureIy COM
fort, you'll find your fovorite makes Of
shoes and hots to go with your wardrobe
from casual wear to formoI And, as
usual, you'll find the newest and snortest
design trends in the male fashion world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01
THE IVY LEAGUE

The ivy League" has trim, foee-fIotter-
ing effect The topered crown and narrow
brim are designed to complement the ivy
leoaue style Of clothing now favored by so
many young men. Available in charcoal
shodes. $1,000 to 1000
W6L-Ths Mems Store, End Floor
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Shop Tonight, Washington Store, until pm.
Chevy Chase and Alexandria Stores until $50 pm.
see the fabulous
10000 STETSON HAT

We are proud TO display what is believed
to, be the most valuable felt hat ever pro-
duced Ports Of thousands Of the finest
beaver pelts were used in its making, and
required the services Of 43 skilled hotters.
The natural color hat is trimmed with
sterling silver bond fashioned as double
strand Of rope with q gold Ionehorn steers
head. The hond-t fooled leather box in which
II reposes is real work Of ort Come in and
see it as we'll os the many superby
erofted Stetson hats erected to fit your
needs, priced from 1000 to 5000.
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THE OPEN ROAD

The popular "Open Rood" is q Western style
hat designed for the man who loves the
greet outdoors 5000
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THE SATELLITE

The Satellite" is fIotterine snop-brim
that's still one of the fovorite bots Of most
men. 1890
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t6L-Ths Mems Store, End Floor

Foot Pals reflect AZ years Of experience in O
complete range Of fine shoes, mostercrofted Of
carefully selected moterioIs Large assortment
Of styles. 1898
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

An authentic Early Ameri-
can style, built with the solid
virtues Of the past and styled
for today's demand for COM
fort. Colorful printed cover,
skirted base. A gem at this
price.
Mail or Phose Orders Filled
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CHAIN STORE SALES
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Mar. GA nervous
IN wheat and soybeans on the Board
In fairly active dealings both these
cereals ran UP losses to around cent
or more before putting up resistance
and rallyins from their lows They did
not get back to the previous close.
Feed grains tended little lower but
corn STAGED fair-sized rally. recording
fractional gains. Rye was steady, aided
Wheat 'i near ar the end Of the frst hour
corn :. to i higher, March $i.aG5.:
oats u lower to. u higher, March 6U94:
soybeans q to ia lower, March So 50,
lower. May ST. $685..
was based partly on STowins belief the
restore 90, per cent of parity price sup,
ports on basic crops. The Senate will
the new farm legislation tomorrow.
supports could make quite a difference
W N the eve s 1917 1hS years fo
this year Is rs per cent OF parity. A
higher support presumably would dump
more wheat into the Governments
There also was some moisture, mostly
Kansas and Nebraska overnight. The
forecast was for light snow 10 Eastern
Nebraska. Western and Central Kansas,
Western and Northern Oklahoma and
the West Texas Panhandle.
Soybeans declined early in line with
fairly severe drop in soybean oil fu-
lures, the first time there has been an
early drop in this commodity In many
Germany purchased 1000 tons Of soy
beans.
Feed grains did not decline early
dealings, partly because these cereals
soybeans over the past several weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
Substantial
Demands Seen
By Steel Union

NEW YORK, Mar. Z R.-It
looks as if labor in the steel in
dustry will not be inclined to
take anything less than a sub
stantial settlement" this year,
the Iron Age. national metal
working weekly, said today.
The magazine said David j.
Mcdonald, head of the United
Steelworkers is decrying a talk
of a possible strike but that the
settlement might be in the
neighborhood of II to 10 cents
an hour. The price increase to
offset this might be So or 50 a
ton, it added.
Commenting further on the
labor situation. Iron Age said
the union will shoot for the
moon" but will settle for some
thing less" 1t expects the out
come to be in doubt up to the
last minute.
1t regards chances for a peace
full settlement at $3.50. 1t
quotes some sources as saying
the union will ask nearly a 40
cents-per-hour package. Serious
trouble, it added, might result
over demands for supplementary
unemployment benefits and the
full union shop.
1t said that last year the union
had a short-lived but costly
strike which resulted in the loss
of thousands of tons of ingot
production because of pre-strike
shutdown preparations and the
REIMBURSEMENT to normal opera
tons after the strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
Stock Prices
Lean Lower;
Trading Slower

NEW YORK, Mar. z (P.-The
stock market ran into irregu-
larity today with prices leaning
down in the early afternoon.
Changes with few exceptions
went to around a point either
way. Many leaders held I'M
changed.
Trading was relatively light.
Biggest feature of the day was
the start of trading in Ford Motor
Co. stock on the New York Stock
Exchange. 1t opened at 81 on a
block of 1900 shares. That was
followed by 500 at the same price
and then 100 shares at 81.
Thereafter. Ford traded in a
range of 617s to 621s. An esti-
mated 1900 shares changed
hands in the first two hours.
AircraftS were in demand and
had good gains at times. Oils
were under some selling pressure
At noon the Associated Press
average of go stocks was off 20
cents at $182.50.
Brokers consider the current
market situation normal. They
point out that three-week rally
of the extent just witnessed
should be entitled to breathing
spell if not a consolidating re-
action of a modest nature.
Corporate bonds were lower.
Government issues over the
counter were easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Electric Power Production in
the week ended March 3 totaled
II ,199, 100000 kilowatt hours
compared with 11,277 900, 900 in
the previous week and was 1870
above the like week a year ago.
Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use, this week
declined to 1894 from $5.95 last
week and compared with $685. in
the like week year ago-Dun
g. BradStreet.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube an
nounced plans for a $3.50 million
expansion program to increase
capacity by one million tons and
finishing facilities in the next two
years. Details have not been
worked out.
TextrOn American, Inc, an
nounced it will acquire the out
standing stock of General Ce-
ment Manufacturing Co., effec-
tive March 81.
U. S. Steel Corp. announced
it is selling Isthmian Steamship
Lines to the States Marine
Corp. at an undisclosed price.
Bank Of America stockholders
Iare offered 1.6 million new shares
lat $35 a share on basis of one
for each is held. The price is
Ill% below the current market
price.
J. P. Stevens Co. in 3 months
ended January % earned ST.
I558,299 or IS cents a share VS..
81 ,82l ,007 or IS cents in 1855
period.
Other earnings included:
For Year Ended naceuhsr ar