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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
Aircraft Rally
AttenlptiFai|s,
Stocks Lower

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (R.-
The stock market dipped
slightly in moderate trading
early this afternoon after an
attempted rally by aircrafts
came to little.
Leading issues were down
from fractions to around a
point but there was a scatter
ing of gamers in the same
range. Q 90.
The market was lower at the
opening and trading was so
active that the ticker tape fell
behind the pace of TRANSACT
lions for two minutes. Sc
The furry by aircrafts in
mid-morning followed Com
merce Secretary Weeks speech
calling for stepped-up military
and foreign aid spending and
curtailment of civilian pro-
grams. A few other issues also
improved but the advance by
aircrafts faltered and the mar
ket lapsed into an irregularly
lower pattern.
Trading in rights to sub
scribe to Standard Oils New
Jersey new stock issue re-
manned active and the rights
were selling about unchanged.
The Associated Press average
of so stocks at noon was down
40 cents to $153.20 with the
industrials down 20 cents. the
rails down 81 and the utilities
down 10 cents.
Corporate bonds were lower
in quiet trading. United States
Governments. improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
FLU BUG TAKES
BIG BITE OUT OF
SUBWAY COINS

NEW YORK, (P).-The
flu bug apparently has
taken a big bite out of the
Transit Authoritys' re-
ceiptS.
There was a loss Of
7,984,950 subway and bus
passengers and $1,185,466
in revenues last month
compared with the preced-
ing October.
Transit Authority Com
missioner Joseph E.
O'Grady said yesterday a
survey showed the loss in
riders was caused by flu.
People stayed off the SUBJ
ways both because of ILL
ness and because they
wanted to avoid catching
flu in the crowded trains.
The losses appear to be
diminishing this month. an
authority spokesman said.
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Paris Franc Falls
Another 7 Points

PARIS, Nov. IS (P(.-The
franc fell another seven points
to 476 to the dollar at the Paris
Stock Exchange today, a record
low since last Augustus govern
ment-ordered parity readjust-
ment.
Gold, meantime, went up
5000 francs a kilo to 555, 200
and the 20-franc gold "Napo-
leon' coin 70 francs to 4.070.
Frenchmen buy gold, and help
prices soar. each time an in
ternal or external crisis
threatens.
Rumors of withdrawal of
10000 franc banknote s-
promptly denied by the govern
ment-might have been the di-
rect cause for today's upset at
the Bourse.
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Food Price Index
Jumps in Week

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (P).-
Nearly half of the foods includ-
ed in Dun & Bradstreet's
wholesale food index increased
in price this week. resulting in
the biggest index jump since
May 1856.
At $500 the index compared
with $6.18 last week and was
At per cent higher than the
S6,0l figure in the similar week
last year. The rise was the
fourth in as many weeks and
left the index at its highest
point since the week of Sep
TENDER 10.
Fifteen of the 81 foods in
general use included in the in
dex were higher-flour, wheat,
corn, rye. hams, bellies, coffee,
cottanSeed oil, cocoa, peanuts,
eggs, potatoes, steers, hogs and
lambs. Only five were lower
oats, barley, lard, sugar and
raisinS.
The index represents the
total cost at wholesale of one
pound each of the various
foods.
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LIoyds of London
Opens New Home

LONDON. Nov. Is up. -
Lloyds of London. the firm that
will insure Notwithstanding
the risk of being hit by Sputnik
has opened its STA million
new home for inspection.
1t is a five STORY structure Of
stone and marble on Lime
street, in what is probably the
most congested corner of the
Old City of London (the finan-
cial district.
The underwriting room is $40
feet long and 100 feet wide, ana
at the height of business more
than 1000 men will be scurry-
ing about the big room. Lloyds'
income from premiums in 1854,
the latest year for which rec
ords are complete, was $685.
200, 900.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. - Up. Nearby
wheat futures contracts declined on
the Board of Trade today but the
more distant deliveries were up frac-
New reports that Secretary of Agri-
culture Benson will resign soon
brought buying of the July and Sep
TENDER. 1858, deliveries by local traders
VINO look for higher support prices ii
MT Benson is replaced
Corn started steady despite a Gov
eminent estimate which tipped 1857
corn production rs million bushels
compared with forecast Of a month
ago. Traders sal dthey had expected
greater increase than was reported
Some corn. was offered by elevator
interests and this was quickly alb
sorbed by local dealers.
Soybeans and rye were steady with
puylng by local interests
Near the end of the first hour wheat
was % lower to % higher. December
81; corn 70 to y higher. December
Liza; oats e lower to "a higher.
December 6Ss; rye UNCHANGED to 4,
ehanged to s. higher. November
" "Sl4. and lard was UNCHANGED IN
~ cents hundred lbs lower, Novem-
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NJ. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Nov IL R-(USDA)-
Wholesale egg prices were unsettled
today, receipts g.. days, - 500
Wholesale selling prices based on ex-
YORK sept quotation follow Mic
western. mixed coiofs. extras (fS-5O
lbsl. j3la-J5. extras large 1898 lbs
~ ls-53ly. extras medium. 42i2-43i2
Smalls, 3T-3S. standards large. l6-4s
checks. 31i3-..S T., whites. extras
tiS-JO lbsI. 5J-j1. extras large ,45-
~ lbsl, j3-55. extras medium Al A.
browns, extras f4s-oO lbst, 5455
Nearby. White, top quality t4S-5O
lbsl, 1d-59. mediums, l3-44: smalls.
aS-3g. peewees 96-21 browns. top
quality tiS-50 lbsi. 56l2-b1i s me-
diums, i5-4i. smalls, 3sl2 -39 "a.
peewees, 26-27
Butter-About steady: receipts %
days, i.ll4.O0O. prices unbalanced
Cheese--Steady. receipts ~ days..
0s6. 900: kpriees UNCHANGED.
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houriv Sales on me Gnehanae
il:00 am. $40 600 Noon 900 600
leo pm 25o 600 400 pm. 600 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares or sales IN
full. Rates OF dividends 10 the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual decla.
ration. Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included.
a. Also extra OF extras. b Annual rate
plus stock dividend. Declared or paid
IN 1857 plus stock dividend Paid last
year, Payable In stock during 1857,
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
redistribution date Z Declared or paid
SO Tar this year. Declared or paid
after stock dividend or split-up K de-
clared OF paid this year, an accumulative
issue with dividerds in arrears. Paid
this year. dividend omitted. deferi ed or
no action taken al last dividend meeting
Declared or paid in 1856 plus stock
dividend. PAYABLE in stock during 1886.
estimated cash value on ex-diyidend or
redistribution date. EquidatinH divi.
dend, cid Called Ex.dividend KIDS
Redistribution. xr Ex rights XIV With.
out warrants. WV With warrants. wd
When distributed wi When issued. nd
Next day delivery. 'ln bankruptcy OF
receEership or being reorEanized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities a..
surnfd b. such companies.
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YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov l3 Ri.-Cotton
futures inched upward durinE the late
morning on increased trade buying and
short covering in current crop deliv-
cries.
Private weather reports Indicated
cool rainy conditions over most sec
tons Of the cotton belt. In the Dallas
area, rain was expected to. continue
through the day. In parts OF the CEN
strong winds.
Rains also. we're forecast for the
eastern belt where cloudy cool condi-
lions exist
Noon prices we're 40 to 20 cents a
bale higher than the previous close
Dec. 1914, March $3.50 and May
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, Nov. - R.-Dividends
announced:
Pc SIX. OF Pay
Rate Rod record able
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Great Lakes from Ore
Shipments Drop

CLEVELAND. Nov. Is (R.-
IRON ore shipments on the
Great Lakes last week totaled
1,425.577 tons. compared with
2.605.217 tons during the ccrre-
spending week of last year, the
American Iron Ore Association
reported today.
Last weeks shipm e n t S
brought those for the season to
82.809,870 tons, compared with
7l,130.426 tons at this time last
year.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business failures in the week
ended November 7 totaled 266
compared with $50 the week
before and 2l9 in the like week
a year ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
A. E. Staley Mfg. today de-
clared a stock dividend of one
share of common for each so
shares. Directors of the corn
processing firm also declared a
regular quarterly cash dividend
of Is cents and an extra of 35
cents.
WESTINGHOUSE Electric reports
the receipt of an So million Or
der for electrical equipment to
power three new Australian
steel rolling mills.
The CarOlinas, Virginia nu-
clear power associates, with the
site chosen for it's SIT million
nuclear generated electricity
plant, awaits approval of the
project by the Atomic Energy
Commission. The plant would
be constructed at Parr Shoals,
S. c.
Inventory Cutbacks at both
the mill and steel user level
are holding down steel output.
The mills have built up about
a million tons of semiflnished
and finished Steel.-Iron Age.
E. 1. Dupont de NemOurs
stockholders by near unan-
imouS vote today approved a
change in the big chemical
firms bonus plan for top ex-
ecutives. Under the new plan,
the bonus will be in the form
of dividend units awarded in
cash with restricted cash OPP
tons.
Aluminium Ltd. today re-
ported net income of $50, $685.
1874. equal to $103 a share, for
the nine months ended Sept. 30.
compared with $42.325,2 90,
equal to $l.41 a share. in the
same period last year.
Other corporate earnings:
For I2 Months Ended September so
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WUWW n LOINTOp DI , VII
&Ex dividend. Books closed. tPlus
extra or extras. q Declared or paid SO
far this year. sEx-rights.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished BY the Associated Press

Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate 90 High Low l:lS chg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

Miss Bertha Adkins, Mrs.
Sherman Adams and Mrs.
Howard Coffin.
Those who presided at the
punch bowl included: Mrs.
Chapman Revercomb, Mrs.
Thruston Morton and Mrs.
John Cooper. all wives of new
Senators, and Mrs. Leslie C.
Arends. Mrs. George Meader.
Mrs. Daniel Reed, Mrs. Ma
thaniel Reese. Mrs. Clyde Gar
rett. Mrs. M. Robert Guggen-
helm. Mrs. Andrew F. Schoep-
pei and others.
Many of the distinguished
Republican women who acted
as hostesses. seeing to it that
various Segments of the guests
met each other, included: Mrs.
Prescott Bush. Mrs. Alexander
Smith. Mrs. Edward Martin,
Mrs. Alexander Wiley, Mrs.
Wallace Bennett. Mrs. William
F. Burdick. Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon, Mrs. Marcella M. du-
Pont. Mrs. George Garrett,
Miss Carolyn Nash, Mrs. Will
liam MacCracken, Mrs. Ran
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Mrs. Peter Gibson
eted at Reception

Mrs. Homer Ferguson and
Mrs. Arthur Summerfield en-
tertained at a large reception
in the Congressional Club yes
terday honoring Mrs. Peter
Gibson, president of the Ma
tional Federation of Republic
can Women.
Both the cohostesses and
honor guest, all Of Michigan,
received guests in the beautiful
second-f1oor ballroom of the
club.
The event was held in con-
junction with the fifth annual
Republic Women's Conference
which will open a three-day
program of meetings tomor-
row. Many Of the guests were
members of the board and
executive committee of the Ma
tional Federation of Republi-
can Women who met yesterday
in a preliminary program.
Among those pouring at the
coffee table we're: Mrs. John
Foster Dulles. Mrs. James P.
Mitchell. Mrs. Fred Seaton and
Mrs. Donald Quarles. as we'll
as Republican Representatives
Frances Bolton. Marguerite S.
Church. Cecil Harden and
Edith Nourse Rogers. and Mrs.
Christian Herter.
Taking turns at the tea table
were: Mrs. Leverett Salton-
stall. Mrs. Everett Dirksen and
Mrs. John Williams. all Sem
ate wives. and Mrs. Meade
Alcorn, Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

Exhibit. Representative OBJ
jects of art, costumes, jewelry,
glass. and other items of in
terest from more than 40
countries will be exhibited at
the Fort Myer gymnasium on
Thursday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Each of the military at
taches' wives from the diff
ferent countries will be in the
costume of their country and
will explain their country's
exhibit.
Mrs. Charles L. Bolte. is
chairman for the affair. As
sisting her are Mrs. Royal
Reynolds, jr.. Mrs. William H.
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International
Exhibit Set.

In a spirit of friendship and
to help bridge the gap created
by language barriers, the Fort
Myer Women's Club formed a
special branch for military
attaches wives. They invited
the newcomers to their
monthly luncheons, and gave
them a part in program ar
rangementS.
This year will see the group
sponsoring an International
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

dali Hagner. Mrs. McCook
Knox. Mrs. Fletcher Plumley.
Mrs. Richard Simpson. and
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

Whalen, Mrs. Russell Vittrup.
Mrs. Robert A. Schow, and
Mrs. Henry r. Westphalinger.
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Open Mondoy Night TO 9
STORE HOURS: Mondays, 1890 10 3; Tues.
days, Wednesdays ond Saturdays, 10 10 s;
Thursdays and Fridoys, 10 TO 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

A. Black and bross magazine
rack in q striking modern de-
sign. l6Mxl 4xe". Model BIS.
l.4o
B. Teoeort with three cane
metal troys, tumbIer holders
and cosy rolling casters. 3oKzx
l2Nzx24" Model 3ol. 9.o5
c. A triple tier table for tele-
phone, radio, plants or for use
as q night table. 2734xl TX
llA". Model ia. 1913
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{. Triple tier knick-knoek
magazine and radio table.
27s4xe34x2oA". Model III.
1893
T. Book and magazine shelf
holds IS books, dozens Of
magazines or records. 2724x
9Ax2OA". Model Ill. 1898
W5L-Loree Housewares. End Floor.
North Building also Chevy choss
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dependability, accuracy
and beautiful styling in
WESTCLOX CLOCKS

Big Ben Electric Alarm Clock (top)-The
foverite Big Ben is now ovoiobe in an cleo
trio model. Features metal case, sweep alarm
indicator and second hand Single knob sets
both time and alarm. In white or bronze Cos
Prim Electric Wall Clock (bottonn) Trim
beauty at low price. 534" in diameter non
breokobIe crystal, enomeed metal case in
white, red or green. 1893
Add 1925 Federal Tex to prices.
W6L-smoI Appliances. Bird Floor. North Building
also Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

March Photo Finishing Special-Eosel-bock,
leotherette framed SKI" enlargement Acetate
covered. black and white print Regularly 90.
79c; for 2.lo
5.Day Color Print Service-See the results Of
your color photography within 5 doys at low
prices Prints are developed locally with Eost-
man Kodoks latest nnoteriols
WGL-comeros, Isl Floor, North Building
-. elso Chevy Chase. Corners and Alsxonddo
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'PRlN0 yALLEY-s3O, 300: a rare
inston suburb C.' bssst IfiEs T butt.
and well planned, snow white colo
NAL brick, with . twin-siEed bed
rms. 2h-baths; LIST mr.. powder
rm.; screened porch, beautifully
s s,sSGsS lot ,,ndu. Ssc5cSSe , Gail
1900 I'll . pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13

CHEVY CHAsE. y. C.-wAKEPTELp
OWNER DESIRES IMMEDIATE
SALE Beautiful center-hail red
brick Colonial situated on large.
FIRST floor, plus side summer porch,
on garden level. 3 twin size bed
rms. 2 baths End floor. stairway
10 LARGE semifnished ard floor
oversize Gear detached garage
realistically priced IN the low. low
Jos. Other than open hours. call
en-. 2,3s56. THos J, FISHER a
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JUNE 2O-AUG. xb--CItah' new
house: bedrms., 2 baths, nicely
furn. incl. all cleo. appliances; near
NH. Navy Hospital, MOL: reas
rent 20 right party. WI. 6-7734.
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PARTY TIME

Is when you will appreciate thia
center entrance hall brick Colo
NAL featuring 14x22 living room
with fireplace, 12xI4 dining room.
efiielent kitchen and titled powder
loom on hrst floor. twin bed.
stairs to attic. Side porch, fun
basement, slate roof and HOT
WATER HEAT. Large level lot with
trees. Located in NorthWood PARK
near bus. shopping and ali schools.
Reduced to SE1.950. Owner must
sell; No reasonable offer refused.
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FREE

Yourself from squeezing your family
into eramped quarters. Spread YOUR
wings N the wide open spaces OF
this 4-bedroom. 2-full-bath brick
S Si Cod. The high shed dormer
twin-bed rooms. Enjoy the fnIlv
equipped Westinghouse kitchen. SEP
arate dining room with adjuininR
screen porch, 34x26.5 basement with
outside exit All of this and more on
10000 square feet Of level Ground.
Within , blocks o. Forest Grove
Elementary School. Sligo Park. b. c.
express bus and in st. Johns parish;
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BRADMOOR Beautiful 3-bedrm
3-bath brk. rambler, sep. din. rm
full bsmt., rec. rm. space. lge
e gnIJpr ssTSse, $25, 799; GEO; "
Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123; ONCE open
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HOUSES FoR sALE-M.E.
CAPITOL HILL
RESTORES DREAM

AN6o Ah1O A@AsAAAAN
2O-it.. side hall plan home. spa
cious living rm. and bedrm.. large
modern kitchen with dining area,
beautiful modern Hollywood tile bath
st nQor: 3 rms. kitchen and bath.
end floor; new heating plant, new
electrical wiring: aluminium storm
windows and doors ONLY $1,000
ROGERS REALTY CO.
MA. $1,000 IA. 9-3459
COLoRED-eIib UPsHUR STD
rms. bath: gas h.-wh.; Bendix
lge. fenced yd $3.50 dn.. SIS mo
Co 5-Sa93.
COLORED-OwNER MUST SELL
1i3 r st. ne, S1n5 down. 4-bed-
rm. brk.; pvt. bsmt. apt: side hall.
Low mo. payts. Conv. TO store.
school and transp. Tu. 2-0774.
COLORED-LINCOLN PARK-ioveiy
brk. 2-story with. income: 2 eompl
apis. live In free: excel. eond .
SAMUEL y. BOoLEY. DC. OFFICE.
AID. 10000. ewes. RIA. 3.6476.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING-Day OF
night; reas. rates. Du. 1869, DU.
1866. j. & X. MOVING co.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furn. as part
pymt, on your moving, storage.
Reas. rates. ia 9-2937. IL
CHESTER MOvERs-Local and long
distance Mod. warehouse: STORAGE
Reas, tn 2-0556. ia. 0-01l6.
EXPERT MOVERS. d. c., Nd, Va;
low rates; ms: free wardrobe serv, /;
~ hrs AP. 10000. LU. l.e600.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage
in separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-01O4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. established 1000.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches q speciality. {. I. NORRIS
tn 2.1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving
storage; -eas. rates. ia. S-2sS7
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Warehouse Services

Complete services for long term or
interim storage. Rail siding. dis
tribution to entire Metropolitan
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBuRN-New brick ram
bier. 3 bedrmsu : baths. hrepl.
Sss s RS porch u srIDsD O sTad;
FER. Realtor- Builder, OIL. 6-s342
OIL. 6-6500
BETHESDA. Devonshire section -
New split-level rambler; master
bedrms. . baths: brick; all-elec
kit: extra-lge. lot: trades consid-
cred: $1,000 dn. payment, Sl6g
mo. JU $1,000, ewes, 10. 5-4S00
MISUNDERSTANDING split-level.
3 months old vaulted ceiling In
liv. rm sep. din. rm.. Westinghouse
kit: earport; 3 bedrms., > baths
on balcony: family room and DOW
der room with extra bedroom on
lower level; wall-to-wall carpeting.
extensive hsrmonizins draperies
and Naval Medical owner leay-
ing for South America .S27.0b0;
Office hours, Mr.. Lebling, OIL,
4,ddss; ROBERT B HALL CO.
BETHEsDA!-NEvER will you fnd
so much for the pricel Near NH
All brick slate roof. Ice. bederms
20 baths. huge den. sep din. rm.
S Srkist rm ,.I size sg gsehs;; ,o rec rm
RIPLEY Co. Ju. 5:Giii,
BETHEsDA-TsAvE $4,000 on this
Srsdlss His Grove s HS%s HAND
some Colonial home in a peaceful
wooded setting. Wide reception
rooms. Richly paneled study and
powder rmr big twin bedims.'
2 bs PRISr E DSSy tao fS Hc cnl
7-isO0 Til pm.
BETHESDA AREA; $3.50 dn. 10 &C.
ssptIsSle purchaser . monthly pSs.s
new brick Cape Cod; sep. din. rm..
full bsmt., firepl. mod kit, plaster
walls, wood dble. chung windows;
$4,000 BETHESDA REALTY, OIL
4-i4lb.
BETHESDA - New 4-bedrm.. 2h.
bath brick split-level; complete G-E
kitchen, separate din. rm., fire-
place In 25-ft daylight rec. nm
with picture window and French
doors opening 10 rear patio, car
port; excellent corner lot; s24 800.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-i4l5.
BETHEsDA-only $4,000: 4-bedrm
40 Il. wide; good financing. SAM.
uEL r, BOGLEY OF MD. INC.
OIL, 8.7sOO III o.
Assume OF loan on
3-bedrm. brick Colonial. deep
wooded fenced lot; si1s mo. Incl
taxes price, S10, $50. SAMUEL 4.
a Ro2ShEY1 In or MD" INC" OIL.
BETHEsDA-Best financingi Askine
S22.b00; LIST. trust Of $4,000. Ideal
brk, Colonial In Glenwood, adjoins
golf course: bedrms.. powder
rlnr bsnit,. garage pch,. patio, !.
alum. storm windows, etc. SAM.
UEL r, BOQLEY OF MD, INC.
OIL. 6.7s00 I'll Q.
BETHESDA : Farmette, a acre,
with 3-bedrm. brk. rambler, full
low eos. SAMUEL u. BooLEY or
MD. INC, OIL. $1,000 'til o.
BETHESDA. Maplewood : Charming
brk rambler, q nice bedrms., good
kit. full sround.level bsmt. with
nm. rec. rni. and "a bath: built lin
him swimmine club membership
,inel: s21,500. SAMUEL Y. BOG
LEY OF MD. INC, OIL, 6-7sOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
HOUSES FURNISHED
GEORGETOWN-Furn. or unfurn.
siE-conNdi;, 2 es ..ir msSh "a ot paths

GEORGETOWN-Furn. or unturn.
81. saSsos Or e sSes. Be. a.ss4S.
ROSECR0FT DR., oxon Hill, Mo-
Sublet 6 months: completely tur-
nished 3-room bungalow; $50 per
month plus utilities. For particu-
lars, call CHI. S-S400. 0 to 4 pm.
JUNE aO-AUG. 25--Clean. new
house; 4 bedrms., baths, nicely
furn. incl. all cleo. appliances; neal
NH, Navy Hospital, MOL: reas
rent TO right party. WI. 6-7734.
GEORGETOWN, 1891 N st. NV
S226--4 bedrms., baths, LIVING
nm, din. rm. kit; garden. Ewes:
DU. 1924, WALKER q DUNLOP
INC. CO. 5-0222.
TAX. PIX, ID. c., mr.. Walter Reed
shops. bus. recreational ctr; pun
eaiow, nicely furn.: 9 rms. 2 baths,
rec: s rn1,; ws WnMER. oT RA s.es sSU
BURLEITH. Georgetovn area - 9
rms, cow. transps shopping; June
IN u ts s-s NOy; l. $3.50 mo- NO p''''
35II 18th ST. NV, facing Woodnei
Hotel-Suitable Dr. Or cent; 41s
iiv. rm.. din. rm... kit. sunroom'
garage. Inspection BY appointment
W. l. SIMPLIFY, 927 18th st. NV
Ma. S-1956. -
SILVER SPRING, close to. Walter
Reed-5-rm. air-cond.. brk. bum
galow: full bsmt.. porch. Sl5o per
mo, (less on long leasel. WA; q
1900. ROBT. 8. DAVIS q CO. I'M
sys D. S" 5R'R rs s si!ss 'V es Il
1888. --y-.--
S225 MONTHLY for July. and An;
gust; spacious country nome. ~
minutes from NH: grounds cerec
for. utilities included: residenll
maid available If desired. Cal
WI 6-5f44.
COOL COMFORTABLY FURN., q;
RIM house; 8 large bedrms;. J
baths: air cond.. in master oedIm:
pleasant grounds, excel. locstlon
Woodside PIX. Sill. 6pg. yU. OBJ %
IMMEDIATE occUPAEcY[S bed
. rooms, ia baths; In good locatlon
sep. din. rm. Reas. rent.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
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