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b. & o. Railroad Net
Shows Rise in April

The Baltimore 81 Ohio Rail-
road Co. today announced it's
net income for April was 49,
960.l99. an increase of S1,964.-
203 oyer April. 1855. It explained
about 100000 represents inter-
est received on funds deposited
in October, 1855, to redeem first
mortgage bonds on April l, in
cident to the company's ref
nancing program. and therefore
is a n-recurring item. April's
railroad operating revenues to-
tailed S40,336.186, up $5,228.452
over the prior April, officials
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-28
JeweIry Exports at Peak

LINZ, Austria - Austria ex-
ported about 90 per cent of its
1855 costume jewelry production.
The exports were worth approx
mately $7.50O,OOO, a new record.
Four times as much of this jew
elry was bought abroad last year
as in 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-28
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. May IS dP.-Foreien
exchange rates follow Great Britain
in dollars. others in centsI:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market / u per cent premium or I0I .Ofi1
q s. cents, up Is Of cent
Europe: Great Britain (pounuD
30-day futures $50 7/33. up I/32 Of a
cent; Great Britain 60-day futures
2,19 % 70, up 3f32 OF a cent; Great
1872 of cent; Belgium frame 2OOia,
up .O0ls of a cent: France (francl 2sSa
of cent, unchanged; Germany WEST
ernl tDeutsche MARK $3.50. UNCHANGED:
Holland tguilderl 26.l3. up 0l OF a
cents Italy tliral 1914 OF a cent, un-
changed Portugal tescudo) $50, un-
changed. Sweden tkronal 1894 UNI
Changed Switzerland franc tfree)
23.33I2- UNCHANGED: Denmark tkrone)
Ia 80. unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-28
Andrews Paper Honors

The r. P. Andrews Paper Co.,
First and H streets Sc, honored
a veteran driver. Walter Ford,
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, May 2S tPD.-National
Association OF Securities Dealers. Inc /:
lNnnn 0nnlaiinnsA
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Ultimate Width, Length
Seen Reached in Autos

rs years old. upon completing
so years with the company. He
was given a $500 check. Although
he has been eligible for retire
ment. Mr.. Ford looks forward
to many more years with the
company. He is now one of
the warehouse personnel, but
no longer drives truck, officials
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the
United States Agriculture De-
partment:
Poultry Markets
Msrket fully steady, on fryers De-
offerings Receipts moderate. no car
rled supplies from Monday Hens,
HRe as ;ype fowl ), s,esdy oHe lot White
Supply lisht but fully adequate for
current trade needs wholesale prices
pc. pound in Baltimore BrollerS or
Hens Heavy type -. liRht type lev az
Pu!lets - Caponettes , los 80
livestock Markets
Cattle lao; early sales confined 10
about iOde Of Gamer and cutter COWS
IN price range OF 90g-lg O0. about
stead! with Mondays trade
caves 5et SOW. generally steady. few
800, some good and Choice i ! uo-2o.oo.
commercial down TO Hoo, utility down
10 ll.UU and odd culls lu.00 or under
Flour-Receipts, l.0Gs lo0-pound
Wheat-Receipts, eo4.a 54 bushels:
shipments ,iE NJ ;I3sl4 bushels; stocks, -
earlicky, spot. 2-03 transit; 1875 mon
corn-Receipts $4,000 bushels; ship
bushels
OatS-Receipts, none; shipments
none, stocks; s. "a: bushels 7d, ,,..
shipments none; stocks, b. AZ bushels
Rye-RecelptS. none. shipments, none;
stocks. 1885,! bushels
SoybeanS-ReceiptS none; shipments
none stocks, 2at.55.3 bushels.
Ml!!feed-ReCeiptS, none.
Egg Market Firm.
YESTERDAYS Quotations.
Eggs Market irm on large egss
fully steady on medium. Prices -
cents higher on large. generally IN
changed on medium General offerings
ABOUT ample for the current far 70
good demand Arrivals of cgss from
local areas light for the good demand
Receipts moderate Undertone fully
STEADY
Prices paid by first receivers, ds-
.Nered fob Baltimore cases included
Large min 80 pct A quality. whites
- 2-i6 brown and mixed. 12-46
meClums min. 40 pct A quality. whites
81 brown and mixed. 81
Prices 70 retailers: grade A large
whites, d2-5i lev nigher Drown arc
mixed ~ - craze A medium whites
it-i Z, brown ana mixed, l6-4i grade
large. whites, TITO brown and m!xed
$3.50. Esgs in cartons mostly 2 cents
higher Graded sccordins to MARYLAND
ege-Grading law
Receipts: ERss 1000 cases by truck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business Failures in the We

Business Failures in the week
ended July totaled 208. COM
pared with 249 in the previous
week and 204 in the like week a
year ago.-Dun e. Bradstreet.
New Car Sales in the first five
months of 1856 totaled 2.548,710
units. compared withr 2.840. 532
in the like period year ago.
AutomOtlve News.
Wholesalers Sales in May to-
tailed Sl0.7 billion, up 80 from
April after seasonal adjustment.
Inventories at the end of May
totaled Sl2.5 billion. up slightly
from April after adjustment
Commerce Department.
Steel Mills over the Nation
shipped a record 1886 .981 tonG
Of finished steel products in the
first five months of 1856, COM
pared with the former peak of
as million in the like period a
year ago.-American Iron and
Steel Institute.
A. NJ. ByerS Co.. wrought iron
manufacturers, announced a Z
per cent increase in the price of
all its products.
Sperry Rand Co. announced a
price Of S20.50 share for the
2,570846 Offering of additional
shares to stockholders at one for
each 10 held. expiring July 25.
Phelps Dodge Corp. announced
it will cut its copper price 6
cents to 40 cents pound begin
ming today. This is the first
price change since February 20.
Western Maryland Railway
estimated net income for the
first half of 1856 at S3.911.OOO
VS.. S3,375,000 in the like period
year ago.
Marine Midland Corp. in
months ended June 80 earned
S6,002.577 OF II cents a share
VS.. S5.0l6.142 or 81 cents in
1855 period.
BrOwn-FOrman Distillers Corp.
in year ended April 80 earned
So ,939.886 or S2.79 a share IS.
S2,645.7l7 or $2.46 in 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 10 p ..--MoSt grains
prior 70 issuance OF the frs' major
Government crop report OF the wear,
Al the start feed grains pushed
ahes osis again being in good oemand
But these sans were partly given up as
trading progressed. Nnea, was cratic
al the start, looSing around later
SOybeanS had a weak tone IRON the
OUTSET rellectine renewed easlneSS IN
SoSDeRn oil and soybean meal futures
JuIy Soybesns fell several ceents al one
Wheat near the end OF the FIRST hour
was s TO s. lower July >2.o6's corn
UNCHANGED To , hIghtl. July : ~
oats q lower TO hisner' Juil d,a4.
rye unbalanced 10 ceent lower july
over July >..US'4 lard . TO IL cents
a hundred lbs lower July >lu.15.
deaglng pressure va apparent in
wheat during the early trade ms re-
strlcted gains Great Brlt ain bousht a
small quantity OF req wheat and dis
patch from France said that country had
agreed to proposal to snip United
States wheat TO lunisla
OdtS again attracted buying from
local traders largely based on poor crop
reports and the belief producers were
clipping this grain iof the soil bank. one
Louise said 1t felt as much IS 90 million
bushels OF oats would be clipped.
A survey by Lamson Bros anu Co OF
It's field Offices IN Iowa ana Illinois
brought forth numerous pesslmlstil COM
ment about the oats crop one town
noted surprising amount OF clip
ping, another said there would BE- a
definite shortage ana one mentioned
lots OF rust Visible supply Of soy
beans az Chicaso increased 2l6.uau
bushels last week That helped de-
press july beans In addition a
steamer was Unloading it,uUO bushels
brought from Duluth Israel purCnasec
Two cargoes OF soyDeans Tor Noyemoei
Shipment.
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Sthltn 1 .se AAN1a - A1HATer2
Hourly sales on the LxchanEe
10 0Oa IN A9o 900 IL noon olo 700
100 pm $40 ooo 200 nm 600 600
Unit OF trading 10 shares or sales in
'iul Rates OF dittdends II the ioregOing
ta0le are anuua disbursements based on
the last quarterly OF SEM. annual ueClA.
ration Unless otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not Included
Also extra or eNiras b Annual rate
pluS .tueh diyluenu d Declared OF paid
IN 1893 plus stock dividend z Declared
ut paia 50 fat thls year I PAYABLE in
siock during 800 estimated cash value
on eX.dlyiden0 or redistribution GATE
paid last year h Declared or paid
alter stock dividend or split-up K De
Cisre1 or nald this year an accum lla.
u 2 sSue with G,vidends in arrears
Paid this year dividend omitted de.
itfreu OF no action taken at last oiyi-
demo meeting 2 Declared or paid in lyjb
plus stock dividend I Payable IN stock
during 1886 estimated cash value on eg-
diyidend or redistribution cate Jiqul.
dating ditiuend cid Called KEN oiyi-
dend x.diS Elk distribution xf EX rights
Nv without warrants NV With warrants
Ud When distributed vi When .SSued
nd Next oay deAtery Elm bankruptcy or
recelvership or being reorganizeo UNDER
the BANKRUPTCY Act or securities a..
Sumsd BY such companies.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK July IA tP Foreign
exchange rates follow. Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents unbalanced un-
less otherwise noted
Canadian dollar in New York open
market | Il per cent premium or lO1 = .
cents. off : -
Europe: Great Britain pound :" ta5s
off 4 i0-day futures "19is of IA
6u-day futures ISIS of -; 90-day
futures 49,, of 10 Belgium franc
> ~ Is France franc @SSs Germany,
Western DeutSche mark ~ 50, Hol-
land ,euilder - up ul Italy Cira'
l6l4 Portugal ,eScudOn $50; Sweden
'kronal 1914: Switzerland francl. free,
- "a Denmark tkronel IA 81
Far East. Hong Kong dollar l1.55.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
Stocks Steady
After News Of
Plan

NEW YORK, July 10 (P). -
The news that President Essen
hover had reaffirmed his inten-
ton OF running again left the
stock market unruff1ed this af-
ternoon.
The market was up a bit at
the start, turned mixed right be-
fore the announcement, rose
slightly on the news and then
backed away again.
There was brief pickup in
trading on the rise, then turn
over slackened as prices settled
down again.
Leading issues maintained
gains of fractions to around a
point, the same range as be-
fore. There was a liberal scat
tering of small losers, too. A few
exceptions gained around 2 points
or better.
The presidential news has been
anticipated for some time.
brokers said. and in the past four
days. especially, the rising mar
ketS have been based to some
extent on expectation that MI.
Eisenhower would re-state his
intention to seek a second term.
Most steels were ahead frac-
tionally as the second week of
the strike progressed without
any hint of an immediate set
Element. Even the rails were up
a bit on average. Aircraft stocks
slipped around a point.
Copper stocks eaSed on over
night news of a cut in prices by
custom smelters and the mark
down by Phelps Dodge of its
copper to 40 cents pound.
Corporate bonds were mixed
Treasury obligations essed.
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$3.50 Million
IssueAwurded
By AT&T

NEW YORK. July 10 (Pl.-
American Telephone a. Telegraph
Co. today awarded its $3.50 mil
lion of debentures to Nation
wide group Of underwriters led
by First Boston Corp. and Halsey,
Stuart & Co. on a bid of 102.ll99
for 37s per cent coupon.
An opposing bid by a group
managed by Morgan Stanley a.
Co. was 10l.439. also for a 37s
coupon.
First Boston and Halsey, Stu
art are expected to reoffer the
debentures at 1925 to yield 3.73
per cent.
The issue will provide a test
OF the new financing market.
whose tone has been heavy re-
Gently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK july 10 P-Cotton fu-
lures were dull durins the forenoon to-
near near 'b is9 dsy be- best IeyeI Commission
house buying was discouraged by tie
fact that the new-crop cotton viii be
moving actively from Texas soon Cot
ton crop reports were generally favor
able, although heavy oyernight rains IN
the South Atlantic coastal states IA
vored Weevil activity
Noon prices were 20 10 80 cents
bale higher than the previous Close
July. "a ; Octooer 81 30 and De
aember, ." So
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by the Associates Press

Sales
Stork ana Add Net
DIVIDEND Rate 90 High Low 1918 chg
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, july 10 ~. tUSDA-
Butter steady Receipts OOl 600
Price unbalanced
Cheese steady Receipts 3SS. 600
Prices unchangeu
Wholesale cas- prices steaoy Receipts
iauu New YORK spot quotations fol-
low NlidweStern mlAeu CO.orS EXttaS
4S-1O los ilf4-42s extras lsrge iI5-
- lbSl iu-il extras medium 81 2-3S
standards large 3 -3S dlrtle ,il-}.
check ',9-3i Whites Extras assn
lbsl Abb, extras large ti5-iS los
40 az 4; extras medium $3.50 Browns
Extras tiS-Iu lbSl Has
Nearby Whites Top quality assn
lbs i4-46 mediums 3a-3gis smalls
21S4-"6 Browns Top quality $500
lbs li-4S mediums 3H-3gi. smsAs
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VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO july 10 VISIBLE supply
Of wheat increased l3,0tl GUU bushels
70 80 OiOsOO bushels this uFckr the
Board OF Trade reported Corn DE-
trea sed 81 400 to iO#5a9 coo
bushels. oats increased - nuu N a.
3lA n0O rye decreased = nNO 10
.nun barley decreased bgzNnh 10
"a 81 o00 and soybesnB decreased
1000 TO l0.3O5 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

Quotations supplied by the
United States Agriculture De-
partment:
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. July 10 LP.-The New
YORK stock Exchange reported TODAY
these ood-lot transactions BY principal
Purchases Of 800 56I shares Sales III
2SG'6so shares including 1872 shares
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MARKET AVERAGES
Compiled BY the Associated Press

Sales
Stock ana Add Net
Dividend Rate 90 High Low I:I5 chg
DOUG Airc "a IL 6l3a 6liA oIiA-l
DowChem soc Al 6ozs 1879 6oJh+ sa
Dresser Ind 3 ) 9l5A 6l3G eI3z
Duplan l0R 7ss IN ~
Du Point 30 20 Pisa 2l0iA 7l6iA
Dupont Of 4ia Ills ll6 ll6 - "a
Duo Lieht Ia 1874 57lk 373h+ "A
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D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
Pot Elec Pw com-4o at 22l4. 10 At
~ 200 at 2.3as 80 at - z, A.
WASH Gas com-60 at 3S7s, 90 at
:3s,s, 70 a. So, ~ at 3ss, 70 al
Pc. 81 Zee - Sv a. c % at a43.
Georgetown Gas Ist IS 81 us 1857
P POI Lee Lee P p,. d.'s -
IeF R .. " CD ist Is IS ~
Wdshne on Gas Is TO 1u3 l05
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Amer Te! q Tel Isla4
Capita Transit l9l2 1874
POI E!ec PWr 10 - 22lz
p pt4lo .;.t SO PIG 4 100 4
E Ess6 Z Gas sS'f /! Pig B lso Ma < 40
Wash Ga Ii cum pf 4.?5 - "
Anl RAN ss5 AN n Trust COMPANIES
Bsns OF Bethesda fl.50 80
Bank OF Commerce Ito 800
I Iiaersv ! ------ sa &
Ss5i Say TT 100 I: -
Suburban stss Trust Co 50 =" Z" 0?9
Union Trust Co ,I.2O x34 3ha
ro',. TIEE Y AND TITLE INsG5FANcE'
Natlona. Union / 81
Rea Estate %
M1SCEL LANEoUS
Garinckel com 60 - 81
GarflncKel 49, Gu Of Ia 20 -
Goldenberg Gu com A IA "a
GCldenberg Gu cv So 81
Hecht Co 3ISO x3.iz
Hecht 3ssrc cum pf 3.5 KS
Lanston Mono sl5 ~ ~
Mersenthaler Limo - - S..
Natl MtRe a. Inv so l.
Natl Mtge & Inv Of ais
People Drug ST : "a
Security Stor new +l.20 .atz 81
Ter Ref & VIII Corp 81
Wdvd e. Lothrop A. 43Ia
WdVd e. Lothrop pi 3 lu2 lO4
XEX dividend Books closed iP!uB
extra or extras. a Declared or paid
so far this wear . PAID in 1855 IT Elk
rights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02

Assembly yesterday afternoon,
and ABC (WMAL-D presented
Martin AgronSky from the U. N.
last night from 1890 to IL
o'clock.
CBS-TV will also present a
similar program this afternoon
from 5 to 5:15 pm, WTOP-9.
y y Il
End of a Project: About a
year ago. Les Colodny left a New
York agency to go with NBC. !.
His job: To head up a program
to develop comedy writer's. i.
Last week, Les returned to the
agency.
College Press Conference re-
ceived word late yesterday that
Secretary of State Dulles won't
be able to make it Sunday
(WMALi-7). The booking
(made in advance of the Middle
East crisis promised to give
the ABC series a coup, but the
busy Secretary simply couldn't
take time out.
= 4 4
On the Run:
Contestants on a giveaway
called Hit a Million" now in
the planning stage, would be
able to win the fantastic sum in
one night. :. Couldn't be too
many winners at that price, I'M
less the sponsor is the United
States Mint
Walt DiSney'S "MouSketeerS''
may shortly embark on a na-
tional tour.
The American Research Bu-
reau's top ten show three ABC
entries - Disneyland, Lawrence
Welk and Wyatt carp. Best
showing by the network so far.
ABC's continued domination
of Tuesday night spells bad
news for opposition shows on
CHS and NBC. i. Herb Shriner
a truly talented fellow, may be
one of the first to go.
1.-THE Trial of Mary Suratt,"
which the NBC series will pre-
sent on November %, should be
of special interest in this area.
I. :. The half-hour production
will be in the nature of an ex-
pose. :. Joseph Gotten will play
the defense attorney
! Z = 4
1 Looking Back: Jack Haley,
iIwho plays the Tin Woodman in
IMGM's THE Wizard of or" (to-
morrow at 8 pm, WTOP-9) re-
calls that the only unpleasant
aspect of his otherwise happy
'Itour in making the 1899 pic
,lture was the makeup.
1 First, they'd plaster my hair
down." he told us, 'then some
] kind of skin would go over my
head. On top of that came sew
eral coats of the silver paint and,
finally, each of those little knots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02

Maybe they're over at the
Casino Royale listening to Steve
Aliens delightful Eydie Gorme.
Because the singer finds it
difficult to say no to requests to
appear at various functions about
our town, Eydie was getting a
husky laryngitis-type growl into
her voice last night. Cut down
on the free shows" DR.. Harrison
advised. :. You can't turn them
down-they don't understand, "
she replied. She admitted getting
her first good nights sleep We'd
nesday. easy does it, EydieD
X 4 4
Most refreshing guy-WWDC's
ace disc jockey, Jack Rowzie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
Nunette Fubroy Is Hit
IOf Jack Benny Show

Sid Caesars loss was Jack
Benny's gain last night on the
Shower of Stars season inaugural
(WTOP-9). In fact, without
Nanette Fabray's hilarious con-
tribution to a Benny playlet. the
hour show would have been
something of a bust.
Benny is one of the great
comic craftsmen. of course, but
his material otherwise was thin.
The song and dance interludes
were just that.
CHS Playhouse 80, which fol-
lowed, offered a rather extended
and dull treatment of the mis-
understood husband theme called
The Country Husband" Frank
Lovejoy did his best. B. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02

Heading into his fifth year at
the independent NOV. A.. the
handsome, 42-year-ol d-ex-police-
man declares for all to hear:
I'm the happiest man in town. "
And he means it.
His anniversary gift to an as
founded critic tGaS a Uery hand
some Bible. the beautiful Good
Leader edition illustrations By
TiSSotJ. It's a treasure.
X 4 x 4
RCA Victor seems firmly COM
mitted to the belief that Elvis
Presley is here to stay. The
firm tore up his old contract
and gave him a new one calling
for $1,000 a week for So weeks
a year for 20 years. He'll
get paid while he's in the Army,
too.
Elvis, by the way. gave Sui
livan's Sunday show a rating
of 39.1-more than double Born
Yesterdays" 1874.
\ X
Government Worker" wants to
know if WMAL-7's Joe McCaf-
freys makes up" those weeks
II. e., National Sweater Week"
Here in our Office" the
worker reports. 'every one of
the six girls came in the following
Monday wearing sweaters-say-
ing that McCaffrey had told
them to wear them for a week
Are there actually such weeks
as the ones he proclaims?"
They're for real, all right. Joe
gets them from an almanac
Chamber of Commerce.. but
lately. the viewers have been
volunteering a few. He got
a wire last week from the Ma
tional Baking Powder Institute
pointing out that the week after
Thanksgiving is officially Ma
tional Indigestion Week"
x + 4
Middle East Report: Critical
press reports of network TVS
performance during the current
upheavals may have had nothing
to do with 1t at all--but what
ever the reasons, the increased
scheduling of special TV pro-
grams is a step in the right di-
rection.
CBS-TV came through with q
special half hour report yester-
day afternoon at pm. (too
late to include in the log. CHS
and WTOP-9 also carried the
U. N. meeting from / am. to
4:30 this morning, including the
crucial vote.
NBC-TV also contributed a
special report from the U. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02

would have to be glued one by
one. After all this, got into
the armor-which was job in
ITSELF"
AS for the movie, Haley de-
clares 'it's as fresh and enter
tanning as the day it was made. !"
saw the picture last week at
Ia screening and can report that
Haley isn't talking through his
tin hat. Let's hope the trans
mission and reception does it
justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
ON THE AIR
Tonight's' Fans
Too Busy to Write?
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON

NBc economically shipped half-hour of the tag end of
the Tonight" this and WSC4 which expected
indignant complaints reports Surprisingly few"
"Tey phone calls" official explains land they
promised to letters haven't received the first
Of protests received at this listening post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-25
AURORA HILLS
4 BEDROOMS-2I2 BATHS
BRoYHILL FOREST
S22.75O

Va BLOCKS TO WASHINGTON GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUB GROUNDS Perfect North Arl-
inston locations minutes and no lights to D. c.
or Pentoson--immedute possession on this oil
brick rombler. Large living room with fireplace
Aft. dining room--ol-elcctrie G-E kitchen
(sorboee disposed. dshwusher. etc. with nice
breakfast spoce-3 reu bedrooms--full basement
with outside entrance. Builtin garage with level
driveway Ideal Location for ehiIdren--Jumestown
and williamsburg Jr. High School ureo FHA--
iN-SERvlCE FINANCING
TO INSPECT: ont Lee Hwv or Lorcom Lane TO
Military Rd. RIGHT TO " S5th ST, left 10 N. Ram
dolph ST and leH TO $500 NORTH RANDOLPH,
FOLLOW THE METzLER ARROWS"
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VA Reports
Appraisal
Volume Up

The Veterans Administration
received appraisal requests for
29.284 proposed homes during
January, an increase of Is per
cent over the December total of
1882.
Such appraisals are necessary
before a house is built, If it is to
be eligible for CT home loan. VA
said the number of appraisal
requests is considered an in
dictator of future CT home loan
business.
! The agency attributed the
sharp rise during January to
seasonal factors-builders begin
ming to come into regional Offices
with their spring building plans.
IA spokesman said it is still too
early to feel the effects of the
relaxation Of credit controls an
inounced on January II.
Appraisal requests received for
existing homes stayed about level
with the December figure. and
CT home loan applications re-
ceived in January were 8 per
cent below the December figure
of 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-25
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