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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Cotton Gains
Offer Hope

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4 R.-
A ray of hope has begun to peep
through the clouds of gloom that
overhung the surplus-ridden cot
ton industry in 1856.
At long last, there is a good
prospect Of the surplus being
whitfield down.
But the cotton exchanges,
hurting for lack Of business. are
far from satisfied with some Of
the mechanics of the whiting
process.
The Agriculture Department
set off an export program in
1856 under which cotton was sold
at competitive world prices"
Originally, one million bales Of
.the mountainous surplus was to
be sold. Later, the program was
expanded to include all Com
modify Credit Corp. stocks.
This program. thus far, got
rid of better than six million
bales. But it also displeased the
cotton exchanges.
Whatever Is done or is not
done in 1857 about changing the
disposal program. there remains
a long range prospect for surplus
reduction at the very tap roots
Of the problem.
Cotton price movements on the
exchanges in 1856 were cratic
with markets thin" much Of
the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Price Of Copper Scars
Till Supply Catches Up

Nickel became bundan
enough that the Government
said it would take no nickel for
its stockpile during the first
quarter Of 1857. That hasn't
happened since the Korean war.
Large-scale expansion pro-
grams were announced for the
new metals such as titanium,
beryllium and chromium needed
in supersonic aircraft and mis-
Siles.
Magnesium was chosen by the
Navy as the material for Project
Vanguard. the satellite which
will circle the earth in 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Metal Tube Industry
Reports New Record

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (P.-
Collapsible metal tube shipments
have set new record of more
than / billion units for 1856 and
will make further gains in 1857.
an industry leader says.
Lester B. Plat, executive Sec
rotary of the Collapsible Tube
Manufacturing Council, reported
that toothpaste is still the larg-
est use for tubes, with pharma-
ceutical products second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

NEW YORK. Jan. 4 P). -
Copper once again was the most
spectacular performer in the
non-ferrous metals field during
1856. soaring to its highest price
since Civil War days before sup
ply finally caught up with de-
mand.
Lead and cine were virtually
unchanged in price during the
year. although there were indica-
tons of possible reductions in
1857 II the Government COM
pletes its stockpile purchases Of
the two metals. Aluminium
edged upward in price, but the
supply situation was regarded
as the best in years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Aluminium Sales Gain

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 4 R.-
Aluminium Co. of America set a
new primary aluminium produc-
ton record last year and saw its
market broaden in the automo-
tive and construction industries.
President I. w. Wilson estimated
production at 100000 tons. a z
per cent increase over 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Coffee Sales
S1.3 Billion

NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (P.-
Sales Of coffee in the United
States in 1856 made it possible
for Latin-American countries to
buy $1.3 billion worth of United
States automobiles. machinery,
farm products and other exports.
This estimate was given in a
year-end report by the Pam
American Coffee Bureau. All of
Latin Americas coffee dollars"
are eventually spent on United
States exports. the bureau said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

tors and retailers feel this good
trend will continue through the
first half of this year.
Roscoe r. Rau of Chicago.
executive vice president of the
National Retail Furniture AS
ISOLATION. reported that retail
furniture sales were about 5 per
cent ahead of record-breaking
1855.
In dollars. he said, sales during
the first half of 1857 should equal
the corresponding period of 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

VERNON N. BRIGGS
President. Briggs Construction Co.
A. MYRoN coWEll
President & Treasurer, A. Myron cowell, Inc.
JOHN N. CLIFFORD
President, Clifford Ice Groom Co.
FRANK |. HEWITT, gR.
President. Hewitt Construction Co.
c. EDWIN KLINE
President
Or. CLAUDE W. MICHEL
Surgeon
WILLIAM :. PReTTYMAN
Attorney ond Counsel
AUGUSTUS r. sslBY
Gen. Mgr. & treasurer. Liberty Milling Co.
FRANK 3. SEVERANCE
choirm1n OF the Boord
HAROLD w. WARD
Portnsr, Wothen & Word
n. osers wAsFielp
President. WetisId Chevrolet Soss, Inc.
X
CITIZENS OFFERS you THESE
SERVICES and FACILITIES
. Insured Servings
Open End Home Looms
. Construction Looms
. Home Improvement Looms
Home Planning Department
. Christmas Club
. veeaiion Club
. Ttovsl Checks
. Free Trovel Service
. Sofe Deposit Boxes
. Drivs.In Window
Community Room
School Thrift Systems
Ample Perkins Spuss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Office Equipment Sales

. NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (P.-The
office equipment industry will
chalk up a new sales record in
1857 at least Is per cent higher
than the billion dollar-plus sum
last year, according to Stanley
c Allyn. president Of National
Cash Register Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Furniture Sales
Set New Record

CHICAGO. Jan. 4 (P.-For the
furniture business, 1856 has been
its biggest year.
And, manufacturers, distribu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

Unit OF trading 10 shares or sales IN full
annual disbursements based on the last quarterly
special or extra dividends not included a.
Also extra or extras. b-Annual rate plus stock
dividend DECLARED or paid In 1855 plus stock
dividend Declared or paid so fer this year
Payable in stock during 1862 estimated cash
value on ex-dividend or redistribution date. b
Paid last year h-Declared or paid after stock
dividend or split up k--Deelared or paid this
year. an accumulstive issue with dividends in
arrears, paid this year. dividend omitted
meeting. DECLARED paid in 1855 plus stock
dividend. Payable in stock during 1855. est-
mated cash value on ea-dividend or redistribution
date. y--Liauidating dividend cd--Called. xd--
Elk dividend. x-dis-EX distribution. MEX
rants wd--When distributed. wi-When issued.
nd--NeXt day delivery q--In bankruptcy or
receivership or being reorganized under the Bank
ruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such COM
nnnies
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FEW ACRES

Acc vIcINITY-15-aere estate
tof small family wishing privacy,
quiet and beautiful SURROUNDINGS,
Custom built. one-d0or plan: exceps
tionel grounds and marvellous view.
FIVE AcREs-2-year-oid brick
IN perfect setting. Fenced. strean,
good neighborhood. S2S.5O0.
| 10 ACRES Groom and bath
home; hot-Water heat: small barn
and outbuildines; S1e.91O.
2 ACRES - Groom and bath
home: white board fence, shade
trees: $4,000.
0ATTHERsBURG--2 acres with
brick rambler: fun basement. dii~
II ing room, fireplace, generoug kitch-
en-. garage; $4,000.
Acc VICINITY. few minutes
rooms and den. liz baths. dinina
room. 2 nreplaees, inclosed rear
porch: $4,000.
MANY OTHERS. make Us 9 yIatt
anytime ROMER a. Co, REAL
TORS, GaifherHburg 29o
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6PRlNGFIELD sUBDlv.. NJ. Ken
wood club; sos Jordan rd.--Neu
6afhs, den Of lth bedrm.; rec.
Ym-, laundry rm. and future
maids rm.. iss. kit. with hktst.
SPACE. Nv. rm.. din I'm, OUTSIDE
cement patio: gear nutlt-in ga-
Yage- House priced % seu tasi
81 OWNKR. at S35.ob0. Cal
IA. 1855 during the day. and
20. 2-lo06 AFTER n and on sun.
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EXpANDABLE GAZE cor

1913 CORONADO PL.-Immac,
5-rm, brick home fspace on I'd 4.
for 2 bedrms.. bath. all-elee. kit.
bsmt. wIis-bath. DR.: Left Oh Ca.
ave. on Plyers NH I'd. IT. on 81.
Margaret 10 Pereguy. IT. 10 coron-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
SILVER SPRING
3Os NORMANDY DIR.
OAKvIEW
1900 OAKVIEW DIR

Mod. brick rambler IN q
very desirable loc.; 3 nice
size bedrms., Gift. liv. fm.
with fireplace. dining area:
kitchen with table space.
storm windows and doors:
corner lot walking dis
lance 10 parochial and pub
I've schools. Buyer can assume
~ 1st trust: also FHA APP
pralsal applied for. S16,-
Dir: Out New Hampshire
ave. 10 300 blk. left on
OakvieW Dr.. 70 Peck's Open
sign. Mr.. Nicholas on
premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

UILVEn SFKINUl-3UPEh LOCA-
NON for $13,50Ot 3 bedrm,. 1
story home with hot water heati
SS SiIsI RHniPtYsYF S. j h9w s-sfi1iH Asl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

ss ss,S s1 Is coiSsIsi Can o TIsii
81. s.sS4I. Den. powder. rn. Isl
a., fun din, fm., hrepl.; dish
washer, closets galore; table space
level iet; fHk. sl.eSs down: Out
colssville . g; Eisnt On Hastings,
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ROSEMARY HILLS
MUST BE SOLD TODAY

ssOs LEONARD DR--Charmine
6-rm. brick rambler w/aIi-elee. kit.
rec. I'm. VIZ bath Assume 40
Dir: Ri. on E.-W. hwy. on sundale.
II. on Spencer TO Leonard.
BEERS BROS. III. 5-761n
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/. conEEcIIcuI Ag1. EsLATEs :.
~ pl MONEY l ss1rkss s 1m 9 a|s
|fni.s Kitchen, bath. tnIl bimf.. iin'
screened, fsnced back yd. Sifs,
oOn. Low down payment,
SILVER SPRING, Franklin FloN.
|ef ave, etea-~.bFick and frame
hunsaloyi " rnl openlng onto
equipped Kitchen. = bedrfi1,, bath
loq lal 4 lse. dorm room with lotl
ss ,g s'Soi ~ wooded iosi siisi' iss'
n,yA.E,c = AND y ss RCC Ss. .gs.s|s.
nv s I'M. Ss 81 pp hSrsfs VIZ f iss.
place, din. rln. with nfeplace. kilch-
81 with old fashioned fireplace,
|utiI. rms screened back porch; 4
|bedrips., bath. extra rms. on sec.
ssssss ,Hs insss vls S' il S'; sois sis'
Reimbursement brleL
n excel loci 9 fme.. ya baths.
TAI. ses ssi k.a re I ~ , e
ttst...e.r ~ Atsff~ So
kocitVffff - t.bedrm. frame
home. entrance hall Nv. fmy. din,
rIn,. Kitchen. laundry rlH1 bath,
fun bsmt.. ine. lot. e13,0OO.
WASHINGTON GROVE - pree.
|tically new 3-bedfm. rambler, IRE.
place N iiv. rm.. dineite.. EQUIP.
kit.s BATH full bfmt.s tiled hath;
lot, 10Oxl1b ft.; $4,000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hfk.
rambler on lge. wooded lott Nv,
Irm.. fireplace. ige. kit. tiled bath
fun hsmti shower bath, outside
sntrn storm windows and sefesnsi
CAT o,XiIfi.THhERsBuRo--4.bedrm., :.
bath. brick Cape COD. lge, Nv. Fm.,
|inisrecm., fail bsnit., irs' wooded
Ict; 5000 Icc.: sonv. 70 svsrSthinsi
DAMASCUS - s-bsdrm. brick
Em.. lge, klt. fun bsmti TILED
\ .w-h- Dashboard radiation; sio,-
NEAR oArrHERsBuRQ = 10 ..
With mod 3-bedrm. hloek-enq-
din area, bath: utll rm.i fenced
lawn. $4,000.
TWINBROok - 3-bedrm. con-
Temporary Cape Cod, arepl., built
y Nv. earport, many extras. sill.
YAv nAuyf rHfx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

EEvER SfRING New, split level,
3 lac, hearms.. 2ls baths. sep. ON
IN. with Rround level entrance,
cloge-ln location, Owner. builder
Will consider trade or viii saerl.
nee for oareatn price Of S2l.eSu
On 5000 terms. for quick sac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

SILVER SPRING

NORWOOD Park. NJ. 4 Corners
bedfmg4 2 baths. iiv. I'M. with
fireplace, SEP. din. fm., modern
kitchen. LARGE ser. porch, full
blmt. 2 yrs, Cd. On wooded corner
churches and shopping. win sfcfi.
dee or trade for smaller home
Gas &c. heat. Nj. Barber, WOOD.
RIpag REALTY ~. s-is5s. NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
OAKvIEW
9eO2 CAHART PLACE

Modern Colonial 2-story
brick home. hv. rm. sep.
din. rm., 3 GOOD size bed
rms, ceramic tiled baths.
bgnt. with outside entr,
Near public and paTochial
schools. Assume AZ Isl
trust or buy On FHA terms
with low down payment
Dir. Out New Hampshire
ave. 70 e7O0 blk, left On
OakvieW Or. 70 Cottrell ter.
rlGht 70 Cahnrt nl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

brick rsnsisr Win iSn 6sni.
din. rnn.. mod. kit. excel, tnanc-
ing can Be assumed, Call for de-
tails 70. S-3oSS. SUBURBAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

&rLVkn RpRfNG--Ionk in9 for the
De rambl0rf Here's As T., Of ~
R,Si ssnf. chc S Iisossslon. LsssI
SSesso;plkE9 III -s NoT susuAhAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
OPEN SUN, 81
80 mn DOWN
ONE ACRE
CLOSELY coLEsvTLLE ARIA

CLO1h-bf COLESVILLE AREA
Many families moved 10 this
area. which SIN offers iaFgeF acre
age tQf. your home: We have some
new 5.bedrm. ramblers on 1 acre,
ready q nov. into: starting as low
- 4lb,ODOl II you are planning to
custom build. come and see our
IDEAL plans, with loW prices. a. our
Also many building sites svsiiabie'
from acre and uDi RIPLEY CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
BARGAIN, Sll,05O
BARGAIN. SlO.95O

TAKoMA PARK--spacious 3-bed,
Tm, i-story BUNGALOW, plus 60x1O0.
| n extra lot. full bsmt., frepl.. oil
h.-w h. Easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

HENRY ". HncRAFT
|OAlTHN ID unC = Wooded loi, likl
neVl mod a.bedfm. house, 81 800
0AITHERsBURo, ''Ilosomont.'
extra.lgcs lot, = hedrno,, eve baths
full b4mt,s SHos0uu. Also q lev
lots left With lee. shade trees.
KKNBrsQToN--Lee, Tot, 3-hedl
Ideal TOT che hhndymanl 1880
81. 800 down,
WASHINGTON GROVE -lgsW 3.
psdrm; NOD, rambler on lge. wooded
oAfTHRRsnuRo-s hedfms.. I
baths, new brick rambler; boAut
shaded LOT. $4,000.
DAMASCUS - a-hedrm. uulit.
level attached a-cAr gar,t ~
acres, mostly wooded S26,ab0.
RocKvfLtE--9-hedrm, new ma,
aonFy house, Needs 4 little work Z
complelei $4,000; small doWI
payment
oAITnHnsBuRo AREA - ;
acres: stone house; 4 hedrmes ah
baths, henut handicapped. 3d3. 900
ROCKVILLE - ! acre, cofnel
shaded lol; l1e. house, needs fodoc
Ideal for ollces and honei &ei 800
DAMASCUS. must sell due 70 IN,
hsmt,: beautiful view, $4,000.
HENRY W. nEcRAFT
0AllnArlbufo n0h 20. H-oB0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

SILVER spRINo--Attr. 3-bedrm
hrk. Colonial. Just on Dennis ave
full bsmt, y baths, side scr
porch. nrepl sarge, Just reduced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
ASSUME Ice. CT LOAN
81 nnn DIN WILL RIIY
s-RM.. IIa-RATH. sla. 500

o4O9 SEMINOLE RD.-Better
than new brick Colonial W/1z-hath
LIST q. and bsnnt. Storage attic.
schools; Dir: OF Franklin ave. On
oeminr99lees; rr,n.nrr rrrrrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
OPEN SUN, 1-6
BRADMOOR
1907 BRADMOOR DR..
ALL OPEN, 2-6
SILVER SPRING AREA.

6-RM. RAAfBLER-sI4.g50 "a
zoos Burnley Terrace - Like
new 3-bedrm. brick home. featuring
liv.. rEn., 17xf3 sep. dining. rm., kit.
and rear porch Mr.. schools, shops.
bus. OF or FHA terms. Dir. o.
Ca. ave. Wheaton Triangle on
Pritehsrd e 5grniey)..,ssno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

1pl1i PORTLAND RID. - New
brick spitt-level. Sah.450. Featur.
ms lge. Nv. rm. with nrepl.. din,
lit. 4 bedrnis.. Ga baths. rec. rm
full bsmt.; nice Level lot. Close 70
schools. sheppine ana transportA-
tton. Excellent inaneing. Including
3 Fcrss 90 Glen rd'. rirSt sS on fo rss
l Glen 70 Portland I'd, left on Port.
land 70 open house. or out Coles.
Vile ID. 70 Forest Glen I'd. left on
Forest Glen I'd 10 Portland I'd.
Fisht on Portland 70 Open SIgn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
ROCKVILLE
s625 powN-s00.57 PER NO,

A VERY lovely Colonial
brick home with 3 bedrms..
modern Kitchen with Formiea
countertop. Large closets.
aas heat. In excellent con-
dition. At only tlI.3OO.
Immediate possession, Better
hurry, this Is hard 70 beat;
Call OIL, 2-5637 sun. ana
ewes. II. L, GODDARD.
Rsaitof. HU. 3-47f7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
OPEN TODAY- / En- g
ONE ACRE

PRICE REDUCED TO sl3.500 (.
OPEN SUNDAY Is
Brick and frame Cape Cod. pir.:
Out new Rte. 20 TO Burtonsvilie.
right on Rte 1913 one mi. toward
Laurel ard our open sign 1t Btrm-
ingham DR.. r.. 10 house
FRANK L. HEWITT CO.
u. $1,000 10. 9-64i7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
PUBLIC SALE

Large rambler. suited for bis
family. 5 bedrm6.. living rms din-
ana WINNING pool; 2.5-pius acre
site. Beautiful view. Glen Hills,
MONTGOMERY Co. close 70 Rock
vile. West side OF Glen Mn I'd
(aiso known IS Glen Hills "a. Z
Just ofi Rte. ~. opposite subdivl'
sion Of Glen Hills. On premises,
2stSSs, ~ i IRA z,us 8 B Ro EeI
BAU0H. Union Trust Bldg, ST
10000. or Jamss. c. christophc,r,'
A., ,:oS OIL r, 5;satSp o Or s vsslss v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Country Club Area

iO0i7 dREENocK Rp.--see this
q. and o. lever level Z den With
flreDi. lee. bsmt. with. 3 full.siEed
windows. . niee-sized h2drms. conv
financing. inciudtns new fHA terms
out Georgia ave. 70 colesville I'd
right on Colesvilie I'd. 70 Fnresi
Glen I'd. left on Forest Glen Il
Burnett ave-, right on Burnett Il
presncek. left on oresnoek % cpeE
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

N. H. AVE. EXTENDED
Attractlyely deslsned 8.bsdrm,
hfebIecc. NJ. subtle ard psroehls|
schools. Easy terms. sic, BOO.
HUGH Z. PECK, HE. 4-0l0O
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6sI6 BRADLEY BLVD.


Mn1sER ri MuL i1iSGg LISTING
BETHESDA RAMBLERS
Quality built: 3 and 4 bedrms.
. baths. center hall. large Nv. fm
separate din. Tm.. famtly-si1ed mod
kit All on -acFe lots. Sa4.0hl
o 81: ESQ. oREN SATURDAY AM
SUNDAY, PARKKR a Parker
OF. 4-ie34. Directions. Out OK
Qeorgstoun I'd, from Bank q BE-
s sa.s 4. I 2, I'll, e ssi IN. MN q;
TSan.s q Icy. ssls d nv, ~. = n ll,ns
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BRADLEY PARK

A new area Of beautiful homes
r spnssn SoH 1ndsr yis sosn, y
This masnineent wooded area u
surrounded by the custom homes 81
many o. Washington,s most promi-
nent citizens, 9pllt-leyels, RAM
$4,000. Dir: out wis. ave. left
on Bradley blvd. ~ mlles "a
Howell 81. and Bradley Park sign,
left 70 cardigan rd,, left 70 houses
q o sro AZ ks alse; 81 i isc
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POTOMAC. ND.

GENE CASTLEBEHHY
OIL. 4-l432 OIL. 4-407S
QUAINT ACRES
IMPOSING PROPERTY,
NEW BI-LEvEL. 2 ACRES,
MODERN AS TOMORROW,
SHOWN BY APPOINT
|MENT ONLY. ASKING
$4,000. EXCLUSIVE WITH
BUTLER REALTY CO.. AP.
7-se7O; AFTER Q Pm. AP.
|7-4070.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

BETHEspA-By OWNER.
Make an ofier on this D.
bedrm. brick Colonial; We
are leaving the area. have
70 sell Open every day;
bring your eheckbook. 4o0e
River I'd. OIL. 2-2z7S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

-5-Sedroom sriek rambler. eat
ing space IN kitchen; fun base
msnt; fenced yard Near schools
etc. / years old si3.e50. 81 ,00o
down or assume $4,000 trust ~
A.. Georgia ave. 70 Dennis ave,
left On lnuood. right 70 Jasper.
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Brick Rambler, $2l,5OC

iOoe ROSWELL DR.--Liv. rm
with hfepl. din. Tm.. hit. with
1reakiast nook. 3 hedrms.. 9 baths.
gu snt ,s VIII J. i a.,y Lovely
sns ~ Sssas senIo,s .l'PelSi
flnaneinS. Including new PHA terms.
out Georgia ave % Forest Glen rd.
fight on Forest Glen I'd. 70 Reddiek
I'd left on. Reddick and continue
% Reddiek 70 Roswell DR.. and open
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

hmm 6PRINo. sll.7b0. BIC

rambler. 3 bedrms.. full hsmt. I;
sumo GI. SILVER SPRING REAL
TY. ~. S-3S7p, ~. e-llAl.
I'm. sP.-sl 900 dn.; from OWN
and inSiSidaslits Tor young pro-
fe1sional on way W. Wnll-to-
wall earpeting. : baths. 4 hedrms:
f2 nearly finishedl, diversified
mod. kit. huilt-ins for every
thing (even hi-dl: lac. garage.
S14.650- 1881 LulernO ave. u.
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VTERs MILL--Neat rambler.
IMITATION AREA--A iamlIy housl

NAEAToN: %; AZ schools .; q;
az raih Assume rn al iosn' Ti;AAiBLYv
q CO.. VII. 0-9334. 10. 5-2e30
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liz it appears to be in poor con-
dition.
DO-Consider the possibility
of getting one Of the newer pro-
ducts that assures a perfect
seating of the rubber valve every
time.
DON'T, in bending the float
rod. fail to use both hands and
be sure to work carefully so the
entire tank mechanism will not
be thrown out of alignment.
DON'T forget that there is
"a washer in the little metal plum
ger at the top of the supply pipe
on the left-hand side Of the tank
and that this washer sometimes
needs replacement--but be sure
the water is turned of when you
make the change.
DON'T guess at the size
washer needed. Take the old one
Ito the store with you to be GER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22
These Ideas Will Help You
Fix That Leaking Toilet Tank

Here are q few dos and
don't's" to keep in mind when
fixing q toilet tank:
DO-When water is leaking
into the toilet bowl. remove the
tank cover and see whether the
water level is above the top OF
the vertical overflow tube.
Doll the water is above
this tube. the metal or plastic
float is probably at fault: in
which case. bend the float roo
downwards or, when the float
has lost its bouyancy, buy a new
one.
Doll the water is below the
overflow tube, the leak is occur
ing at the valve seat at the
bottom Of the tank; In which
case. be sure the rubber valve
lis dropping exactly on the valve
seat or buy a new rubber valve
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tain you get the proper size and
type.
DON'T overlook this test to
see whether the float needs re-
placing: Unscrew it from the
f1oat rod and shake it. II you
hear water inside the float. 1t
needs replacing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22
;HA Calls Conference
IN Income-Homes Cost

The Federal Housing Admin
lstration has invited a group Of
business leaders to meet with
Commissioner Norman p. Mason
later this month to discuss re-
lationship Of family income to
housing costs.
This is the beginning of a new
series of studies by the agency
into this subject. How much of
its income the American family
can safely spend for housing is
the subject the agency has been
investigating almost continuous
~ since its inception % years
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22
Building Permits
Issued in District

Recent building permits issued
by the District include:
George A. and Pauline 8. Calevas
owners. CO 314 Pennsylvania ave. Sc,
Dcnohoe Construction Co, Inc. builder:
Wendell B. Hallett. architect: TO erect
one 1-story warehouse, 1890 Adams st
me-: to cost. $4,000.
7-Up Washington. Inc. owner. 1921
Kenilworth ave me-: builder not Sc.
lected: E. W. .Syrne. architect: to erect
one-story public storage garage, 1925
Kenilworth ave. me-: cost, $4,000,
st. n.e.:' builder not selected: r.
Vaughn, architect: to erect one 1-story
dwelling. $3.50 Ames st. me-: cost
Albert Butler. owner and builder,
800 57th st. ne: L. W. Giles. archi.
tect;, to erect one. 2-story store and
Lansburgh Realty Co. owner. 400 9TH
lst. NV: James Inman, builder: to In
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stall suspended ceiling on main floor
new lighting. etc. AIS 9TH st. avs cost
Sill 800.
william Barwess a Sons. owner anc
builder. 6622 18th pl: NV; to cree
l-story garage, 1917 New Jersey ave
Sc: cost. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22
NEW HOMES. I'M MAPLE WOOD ESTATES

This 525
Construction Co. Inc has completed in the Mapewood Estates subdivision
plans total OF S houses there the balance them under ccnuc
don A. S. Sind