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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Bank Clearings in rs lead.
ing cities in the week ended
September IS totaled S23,OO7.-
453.0OO compared with $685.
96l .099 900 in the previous
week and $40. s95, 0s2 900 in the
Ike week q year ago.-Dun d
Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks In the week ended Sep
TENDER 10 totaled $32,l63. OOO.-
600, up $500 million from the
previous week and up $685.
OO0.OOO from the like week q
year ago.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Crude Petroleum Production
In the week ended September
20 averaged 6.e39. 100 barrels
daily. up 1880 from the pre-
vious week and compared with
O6S,l00 in the like week q year
ago.--American Petroleum In
stitute.
Butler Brothers announced
acquisition Of the l25-store
T0&Y chain as q second phase
Of its expansion program.
Toledo Scale Co. and Haugh-
ton Elevator Co. announced
their directors have approved
q plan to merge the companies.
Colonial Stores, Inc. sales in
four weeks ended September 7
totaled $34.S67.913. up 81 per
cent from 1856: for 80 weeks
ended September z $29o, los, :
at. up SO per cent from 1856.
Atch.. Top. d ST RWy. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
$3T,34S.364 or $1.37 a share vs..
$4l .279.034 or SI.53 in 1856
period.
Sth. Pacific Trans. Sys. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
$50, 020 .450 or 1898 q share VS..
$3S.260.649 or $4.23 in 1855
period.
Northern Pacific Rwy. in s
months ended August 81 earned
$l3,l15.334 or $2.64 q share VS..
$12.S5S,046 or $2.59 in 1856
period.
Illinois Central r. r. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
$S.664.279 or SSH q share VS..
$l5.099.056 or $4.sS in 1856
period.
N. Y. Central r. Il. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
$S.4S0.359 or $1.31 q share VS..
s26.S17.eSS or $4.0e in 1856
period.
Missouri Pacific r. r. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
$2.9S2. $40 vs.. t3.964.0o1 In 1855
period.
Columbia Pictures. Inc. in
year ended June 20 earned
$2,250.000 or $3.50 q share VS..
$2,67O.0 900 or salt in 1855
Baltimore Transit Co. in 3
months ended August 81 earned
S55.076 VS.. q loss Of $255.6T3 in
1855 period.
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Stocks Lower;
Fast Trading
.Erases Gains

NEW YORK. Sept. 26 Dr.
The stock market turned lower
early this afternoon. Trading
quickened as values fell and
earlier gains in many instances
were converted into losses.
Midway through the morning
session the markets forward
drive began to run out Of steam.
Trading slackened a bit and
key issues backed down from
their earlier highs. BY noon
1t was clear that the market
had turned around and was
once again moving into lower
territory.
Losses Of around q point were
frequent.
There were no spectacular
developments on the business
front that could swing the
market very far either way
Corporate and dividend news
was mixed.
Reports from Washington
pointed to further cutbacks
in Federal spending and q
continuation Of tight money
policies, ct least for now
Meanwhile. the promise Of high
bond yields, often exceeding 8
per cent, continued to draw
big institutional investors away
from equity issues.
Steels and motors showed the
most activity. Rubbers were
mixed. Rails and utilities vert
mostly lower.
Corporate bonds were higher
Government issues were steady
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS
Quotations supplied By the United
States Agriculture Department:
Efvoafaak MAI afn

Quotations supplied BY the United
States Agriculture Department:
LivestOek Markets
Cattle 1000: fresh. ofierines In
creased BY around 800 head held from
slaughter steers and stocker and feeder
cattle, arrivals approximately IS per
cent Maugnter steers and heifers.
quality Of these mainly Good with q
prtsed nearly so per cent with balance
mostly stockers and feeders. sales
slaughter steers and heiferg steady all
though several eonsignments still un-
Instances SO cents Io1 seq' fO 70 u Misak
ana commercial. bulls not established,
stocker and feeder cattle steady. con-
stsnment choice ESQ ID. steers Is.
yeights "a 90. CONSIGNMENT good ana
Low. ehoieo. $50 ID. steers 1928 with
ss9 10 s's sous s2s I'm ,cattsI.d
COWS Pol Isl Is. avsraRss % If seI-
S2 90; bulk Of eanner and cutter cows
sst,.l: go as scattertng high Yielding
Sish Commercial TS isS0-iO'OO' ooo head
Csies $50; trading slow. trend not
Hogs zoo: sales barrows and silts
strong. sows not established. few lots
Q. 8. J.; 2 and I90-24O is. barroWs
ana gifts 1900. small showing 1924
Sneep 20; not established.
Grain Market
Eiour--Heceipts none.
Wneat-Receipts, I60.332 bushels.
snlpments' none; stocks, SAP 400
55unsnneis. No. 2 red winter garIicky,
Corn - Receipts, $3.50 bushels:
l,6l 1922 bushels Ns'
oats-Receipts. 2.i5e bushels: ship-
ments; none; stocks. 2O5.124 bushels.
Barley - Receipts b,972 bushels:
shipments, none: stocks, 634, ola bush.
Rye - Receipts, none: shipments
none; stocks. 66,9Bs bushels
Soybeans - Receipts, none: ship-
ments, none; stocks. S4.01S bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. none.
EGg MarkeG
NXestefday's ouOtationnl
Eggs: Prices unbalanced larae, nm.
changed to "a cent higher mediums.
SUPPLIES generally ample for the fair
70 good demand. Receipts moderate.
=, Prices paid By frst receivers, de.
nvered FOB. Baltimore, cases In
cludeo: Large. minimum 90 per cent
A quality white, 1881; brown and
mixed. 47-b1: mediums, minimum al
pei. cent A quality white. 33-36: brown
ana mixed. 33-36: standards, 36-37Is.
ReceiDtR. l00 eaEaa NJ t~,,.k 80
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FOREIGN EXcH'GE

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 @.-Foreisn
exchange rates follow, Great Britain
in dollars, others In cents Unbalanced
unless otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 324 per cent premium or
1O3.75 United States cents, on 1892.
Europe: Great Britain (pound)
S.77,.. Oh 1888: S 60 S1'i futures
2.76Is, OF 1892; 90-day futures
2.55h, on 1872: Belgium (franeJ
l;ggit, up .0Ols; France (franc)
.23h OF Q cent; Germany (Western)
ldeutscne mark) 1880; Holland
(gutlder) 26.l2h: Italy Oira) 1875
Of cent: Portugal (escudo) $50;
Sweden tkronsl 1884; Switzerland
IA. so.
Latin America: Argentina (free)
2:35. up .O9; Brazil (freel l.20;
MEXICO sn ZIG Sol; Venezuela (bolivarI
Far East: Hong Kong dollar I7.b5.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 M.-cotton
futures were auiet during forenoon
Light trade buying was readily alb
sorbed by New Orleans selling and
small hedging.
Noon prices we're UNCHANGED 10 SO
s eos. e Pee oTsT hfS ns preyoS
and March 34.19.
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houriv Sales on me uSehaNaa
1900 am. $50 600 Noon $40 ooo
I:o0 pm. ! 2So 600 400 ON. o 600 GOO
Tint o. trading 10 shares or saIes Al
tull Rates Of dividends In the foreaoina
table are annual disbursement based
On the last quarterly or Genni-annuSi
declaration. Unless otherwise noted. spa.
ciel o. extra dividends are not Included
Also extra Or extras b Annual rae
plus stock dividend q Declared or naid
IN 1907 plus stock dividend q Paid nm
year PAYABLE In stock during 1851.
estinated cash value on ex-dividend Or
ex-distribullon date 9 Declared or paid
80 tar TINS year B Declared or paid
Glazed or uaid this year, an aecumula.
tive issue with dividends in arresrs.
p Paid this year, dividend omitted, AZ
lerred OF no action taken al last dividend
meeting I Declared or paid In 1855 plus
stock dividend Payable In stock dur.
ms 1855. estimated cash value On 81.
dividend. or eK.dlatTlbutlon date. Liqul.
DATING dividend. cld Called. xEx dlV.
dend, KIDS TX distribution IT Ex rishis.
NV Without warrants. WV With warrants.
va When distributed vi When issued.
nd Next day delivery. sln bankriptcy or
Ieceiyershlp OF belng reornanised under
the Bankruptcy Act, or socuritlaS q.
Sumed ~ such companies.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 20 CR.--spo,
non1errous metal prices today: Copper
1891 cents q pound, Connecticut VA.
z sz i IA Ell, u cents nn pound. New York
LID g5h cents pound. New York
ounce: New York. Al Pittsburgh sers1
s gl No. heavy was quoted at 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION
BY the Associated Press

The cash position Of the TreaSur
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0DD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 u9.-The New
YORK Stock Exchange reported TODAY
tnese odd-lot transaetions b. principal
aealers on the exchange for September
Of 216.620 shares includins a or1
shareA sold short.
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23.7S: standard to low good 1900
1000: utility and commercial cows
1J.0O-lb.b0 Gamers and cutters
ii :0O-13.60: utility TO low commercial
bulls 1b.6O-17. 90; vealers $500 down;
culls as low as 1000; few choice S26
ID. feeding steers $3.50: good 500 ID.
Reights 20.25: medium S25 ID. 1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05
MODERN MARRIAGE
Dine Out to Boost
Your Wife's Morale

Any budget has to be fiex-
ible enough to allow for that
sort Of transfer. You borrow
from one item when you run
short in another. The i'm
portant thing is to come out
even at the end of the month.
Additional Expense
II many meals must be TAX
en- out, which would prob
ably be the case If there are
no children and both hus-
band and wife are working.
then, Of course. the food al
lotment should be big enough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05
By Dr. PAUL POPENOE

When you take your wife
out to dinner, Mr.. w., It
ought to be ION YOU" II you
are simply inviting your wife
to . restaurant meal so she
can pay the bills, what sort
Of holiday is that for her?
I'm afraid that's the way
you have been handling this
problem. Mr.. W.. from the
somewhat vague letter you
write.
You complain that you give
your wife an adequate allow
ance for the family's food
and then she tries to save
some part of 1t for herself
BY wanting to eat out. You
are discouraging this thrift
by requiring her to pay for
all the outside meals out Of
the household allowance.
I think we ought to exam
Inc carefully the principles
involved in this situation.
Shouldn't Chisel
There should be an ade-
quate budget item for food,
Of course. But this should not
be something on which the
wife can chisel to put her
savings in her own pocket.
Many wives do that merely
because the budget does not
provide them with Q proper
allowance Of their own.
It certainly isn't good man
agement by any standard. II,
Tor some reason. the item
for family food shows Q sur
plus. 1t should be carried on
to the next month or put in
to family savings or trans
ferred by agreement 70 some
other section Of the budget
where 1t Is needed.
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TO cover this additional ex-
pense.
Apart from these, an &C.
casional meal out is highly
desirable for the wife's NOR
ale and should be regarded
in the nature of recreation
or entertainment rather than
simply part Of the family
food bill.
II you mould YeorCdntze
your budget along those lines,
Mr.. w.. you Wouldn't hare to
tDork so hard to reoroanise
your iDite.
Every family faces such
problems in handling the
daily finances and / will be
glad to hear from any reader
who has found q better way.
Until I do, Mr.. W., ] hope
you won't make your wife
pay for all Of your restau-
rant meals but will put your
budget on q more businesslike
basis.
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Junior FOrmuIs greatly reduced!

Were S49.9e to $5ooe-Now S2s.
pink ruffIed royon toffeto, size l3
short print cotton, blue and green, size !
embroidered oreondy, short, size 7
long ruffed oroondy, green bodice, size
Jelleffs-4th Floor, F Street
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WEE WOMEN

wax I applied Just turned
into q sort Of grey scum.
/ told q neighbor Of my
problem and she said the only
solution was to wash it all
up with a strong solution
Of ammonia water. She said
1t might require several
washings to do so. This
proved the answer and I
have never had any further
trouble.
Each time I 60 to apply
wax, I wash the floor first
with ammonia water to re-
move the old wax. The wax
ing always looks lovely. Hope
this helps you.
Also. to the woman who
asked about cotton webbing
for backs and seats Of chairs,
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zeal. Pack In quart jars.

meal. Pack in quart Jars.
one cup win make . pie.
When ready to use add cold
water. adding small amount
at Q time.
! have used this for years
and it makes q fiaky, tender
crust.
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Pass the Cctsup
Recipe, Please

Mrs. E. M. r.. Washington
I would like q recipe for a
small quantity Of tomato cat
sup. ! remember seeing one
that made about two quarts
or four or I'VE pints.
Thank Vol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

Fifth Floor Street. selections OF shlneton Silver Spring
and Fos Church
$500 PiMoForss 81. Cotton prints cuffed bodice wide
shoulder strops. Sizes 10 TO l6
$500 Petite coOns s.. cothered skirt srops low
cut front and book Sizes o to IA, and size 20.
$lz9e Dresses S. Doeron and dresses Broken
plus sizes-l2 Ia, 10, TO-
1899 TO $49S Dresses $500 Domestic dotted Swisses
Towns, nyon chiffon prints Broken to TO-
40 to A. Dark loee-u'ned shee. print vcIes Plus sizes
II and "a
$500 end 5000 Dresses S. Bebero royon prints Sizes
10 to 10 and Il to 20 plus
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r0kes to the Wosher
D. d. ArlinotoM

For Mrs. r. X. Of Tacoma
Park: I have Q beautiful
hand-crocheted lace table,
cloth which I've washed by
hand "a bother) and In an
automatic washer very sue
cessfully). When it's almost
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Neighbor Hod Answer;

N. A. c., Arlington
I have had the same prob
lem Of liquid wax on Iino-
leum which has become so
fixed 1t always looked dirty
no matter how I tried to
clean 1t. In q cottage /
rented the tenants had put
layer after layer Of liquid
wax on the floors. until 1t
got to the point where any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

Juniors $l7.99 to SIS Dresses, $40. She n tunos
Doeron ond cotton poko dots dresses ul-sked voe
dressy block coons boeooeketed cottons print dresses
with solid boIeros. spun royon sheoths
Juniors $299 to $4.9o Shorts, 81. Short shorts,
omoieos ond pedal pushe in pods, stripes and solids;
sizes TO IS.
Juniors $l4o9 Bothing Suits, $7.9o. EIost.x
foies and eostex knts; postes, sizes 81 to SO.
Juniors $l799 to $3.50 Bothinq Suits, $40.
Sheoths boomer and toboy suits in elostex foles PC
styles in white and postes sizes to IS.
JeIeff's-Fourth Floor, Street
Junior Sepurutes-MostIy u Price!
Juniors $500 TO $3.50 SkHs S. Royon linens cotton
prints, in gathered styles Light and dark eolors Sizes
to IS.
Junio,s $3.50 TO $500 BIous.s, ST. Short sleeves ond
sleeveless styles checks and solid eoors Sizes 80 TO &c.
Junior $lsS 10 $500 Tee Shirts 81. Sleeveless styles,
solids and stripes, postes and dark eolors Sizes smol
medium and Ioroe.
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In Neekweor Dept
81 to $500 Piqus BOIsrOs. $i.SO. Some drip dry.
White only, broken sizes S, N, L.
$500 end $4.sS Drip Dry Cotton BlouSsttss, $I.ss.
Sleeveless, high and low neekInes. White and eoors.
Broken sizes 81 TO 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

! have seen that kind In
Kas department store
here.
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Pre-Fob Pie Crust

"a. y. G., washington
For the woman who asked
about pie crust dough which
can be kept in the refrieera-
tor until needed, here is my
recipe:
One pound lard. S cups
-four. ! teaspoon salt. Mix
until texture is like coarse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

dry. ! iron like any table,
cloth.
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Sport Dresses-Fifth Floor, F Street

$299s DHpdEy AIipOEs Jsekst Dresses $2o Permonent-
pleoed skirt short oeket Toupe chofeoo sizes 10 g.
$2S pp-dy AlpOs Dresses, SIS. Psonent-peoted skirt
Toupe, charcoal sizes 10 10 49,
$2s end $40 Apors Dresses end Jsskst Dresses SIS and
$40. Drp-dV fobrie, psmonsnt-peoted skirts. Toupe
charcoal sizes 10 to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-15

CONN. AVE. ESTATES-4 bedrms.
2 full baths, corner Cape Cod,
plastered walls. cleo. kit, full day
light bsmt.: blk. to schools: bus
At corner; S19.950; may assume
large 4hE CT. loan. BY OWNER
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CHEVY CHASE, $1,000 cash.
bedroom. 2-bath brick with porch,
patio, near schools, transp. and
shopping. Priced in EOS. OIL. Q
6l34; ewes, AID. 2-2732; TED
LINGO REALTY
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PCCCI noSa1A O oOli
DETACHED 2-STORY
PRICE. S1O.950
z LARGE ROOMS
s9.95o-ss50 DOWN

Balance only $72.5O per
mo-. includes all, on this
lovely Cape Cod; 2 bedrms.
down, completely finished
attic up: "a bsmt., and big
side screened porch: also
has storm windows, screens
and shady fenced lot; Q
blocks to expressway for
Washington and IT. Meade.
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bath Il Of master bedrmJ brE.
home in top loo. 2 blks. from
Tuckahoe School. Liv.. rm. with
firepl.. screened porch. formal
din rm., fully equip. kit, fun
bsmt. with I'm. rec. rm. Tree
shaded lot. Priced for immed. sale
at S19,950 and purchaser can
assume $4,000 LIST trust with
Low down payment T9sT EeT tur nn
Realtors. ia. 5-9393. once open
. til y.
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ENGLISH VILLAGE
bethesda, Md

NEW. TRUE COLONIAL HOME
large family room or library u9.7x
1871. powder room, living room
II 3x23.Sl. dining room f14.6
1881, kitchen l2.ex133), on LIST
floor. 4 LARGE bedrooms and . baths
on end floor. level lot, a7x125,
beautifully handicapped garage
u distance q t elementary
and Bethesda Chevy Chase sr.
HiRh. Our Lady OF Lourdes Parish
Price, $4,000. Call Mr. Leigh.
Ma. $4,000; ewes and week ends,
OIL. 2-37ss. BOSS q PHELPs. NC.
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CHEVY CHASE
S19.950
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
2 New Homes
1917 HARRISON ST.

Open Sat.-Sun., l to 5
An invitation to see today's home
s ssD ooshsns h ytns S SPaSs Ive
LIBRARY with fireplace. paneled
DEN. tiled PLAYROoM, all from a
central hall; separate dining room
and birch kitchen. Well designed,
beautifully decorated: located on
the most handsome street in famous
Chevy Chase; $4,000 1880, 900
DIR: Out Conn. ave. or Reno
I'd, to Harrison, left to 3sl7.
j. NELSON HUGHES
emo Wis Axyo EAE O-oAnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-15

A REAL OPPORTUNITY
In attractive old Maryland manor
house. Center-hall entrance, large
living room, den, dining room,
large kitchen with old-fashioned
stone fireplace, 3 other fireplaces,
4 bedrooms, bath, basement. oil
h.-wh.; 3 acres of land: excellent
location: S29,950.
NEAR ROCKVILLE, Lake Nor
mandy Estates-A planned commu-
nity Of magnificent ramblers and
split-levels custom-built for the dis.
crlminating home hunter: an ideal
suburban location, convenient to
Metropolitan Area and upper county.
See these lovely homes on 1-acre
estates priced from $4,000 to
$4,000.
SILVER SPRING - 3-bedroom
brick land frame bungalow In excel
lent location, on wooded lot. Fire
place, separate dining room, 3 bed
rooms. baths. basement, screened
porch; Sl5,950.
NEAR RIVER ROAD@1O acres
with 3-room cottage. some outbuild-
ings; lovely view; $4,000
KAY BOWLING
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DAMASCUS AREA-AEC-"Top O.
the World" that is the feeling
obtained from the thrilling views
enjoyed by the owners Of this
lovely home: q large 2-bedrm. brk.
rambler Of marvellous quality; only
2 yrs. old and better than new: )
acres OF beautiful level land high
on a hilltop with distant views in
FIVE TvES SiT MsT RI MP so fSs ca, no 81
Sweadner. Gath. a34 with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. INC. OIL. 2-7OOR.
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CHEVY CHAsE-The Hamlet Cen
ted.h all brick Ins Colonial; ~ years
LIST floor Living room. dining rnn..
modern kitchen with breakfast
nook. 3 twin-sized bedrms., Q
baths on second floor. Recreation
room. maids room and bath, .
car garage, screened porch and
patio; Asking $4,000. Call WO.
$4,000 til 9 pm. EDW. H. JONES
d CO., INC, Chevy Chase. n q
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BETHESDA AREA--Real nice ram
bler, exclusive rieighborhood; q
large bedrooms, Q baths, plus Sc.
Guided shrubbed yard, dble. garage,
scr. =, porch and patio, $3.50. $50.
A.oNN.. PlSANI; Realtors, OIL. A.
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KENsINGToN HEIGHTs-.-bedrm
Cape Cod with expansible Ind n
scaped corner lot: Si3.50o. Less
than 1000 dn.. trades consid-
cred. GEO. W ROBERTSON. Real
tor, 1895 Wis. ave, OIL. a-2l23,
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COLORED-IIi6 r. I. AVE. NV
:---3-story and bsmt. semidet
brick home: 10 rms, GO baths
SR.n e NsEE;uMkSNssSS.' M Hniy s! 2lE2 mo
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BETHESDA, Bradley Hills-Custom-
built center-hall, 3-bedrm,, 2h-
bath. stone-and-brick rambler;
large scr. porch overlooking beau
tiful garden and patio with bar
necue: many extras: close to
t! aal and shopping. Priced in
0S47; TED LINGO REALTY.
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HILLANDALE PARK

New picture-book, brick
rambler: custom through
out; 3 big bedrms., 2 tiled
baths. walk-out daylight
bsmt.; plus spacious living
rm. with fireplace. dining
rm., and all-equipped kitch-
en-, including eye-level oven
and counter range. Huge
lot: driveway; plastered
walls; beautifully decorated
throughout. Only S20.B00,
as little rs 81. 900 down.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CONTINUED

CHEyERLY-3-hedrp. brick ram.
! bier. hv. nm. with irepl. din. Il, 81
large equipped kitchen; gas a.-c
heat; beaut, Handicapped cor. lot.
red. to Si6.5O9;. as assume SlS,sSSo
an4I. w. w. LEWiS.
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BoIELs AEEA' Ils conn., avg Nh =
full bsmt. With bath, scar de-.
tached hrk. garage Price. $40 600
Terms FURNISHINGS II desired Call
VI McfNERNEY, day, d. 1.b0l4.
ewes EN-. 3-43iS.
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BRIARCLIFF TOWN HOUSE

BRIARCLIFF TOWN HOUSE--Mag-
niflcent showplace designed for
entertaining; all rms. are. Ice. and
beautiful big reception hall bar
room, den, banuuet-size din. rm..
fabulous kit. 3 bedrms.. ga baths.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. T-l4ll: ewes.
nI k-OlAn
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
SILVER SPRING

Your family will like this 3-bed-
room. bath home. II has q sepa-
rate dining room: fireplace in the
end-paneled living room: full base:
corner location. The children walk
to Montg. Blair High. jr. high;
while shops and bus are at your
door. Your terms will be seriously
considered. You may assume a
$4,000 LIST trust loan. Payable
$50 monthly, including all charges.
Call HE. $4,000 now today. ASK
about IL
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Luxurious brk. rambler with
tasteful interior appts. for those
who want and can afford the best;
spacious throughout: 3 Ice, bed
rms, ga baths. huge tiled kit,
S Sa REV Gwen Nv x I% sas %sr6l srb se
rec. rm., scr. porch. air cond., lot
wooded, is-acre level ground. One
of the finest homes in this area
owner must sell: all offers consid-
cred. Priced in sos. OIL. 4-5600
bsty; Q and g. MARGARET J,