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RADIO-4lg, zen. $500 mc1., Var
ss o-i y ,G 20 N, smp ~, gy w. trsns-
ennd'. mias. nSrts. ar h.hnai
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PIANOS
BALDWIN

II costs so very little more to en-.
Joy the matehless performance oil
the world-famous Baldwin Aero.
sonic. Spinet or Console piano.
Charming walnut transitional
Baldwin Acrosonic. regularly priced
q nsS ss sc7E Definitely superb value
Pull KEYBOARD Of course. includes
matching bench. free local deliv-
cry. and 10-year Baldwin guaran.
tee.
You will save an additional $50
with Baldwin's less-than- bank in.
terest budget plan.
Several Fine Used Pianos
Now Available
OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS
THIS is OUR 10th YEAR
HUGO WORCH PIANO co.
925 @ st. NV Ma. s-O423
PING-PONG TABLE. folding, reEu.
latton size; new paddle set: S22
no. 2-0SS2.
PLUMBERS TOOLS and supplies
Retired, will sacrifice. Aft. 1 pm
EN-. 1904.
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES
supplies, poker tables and games
tennis tables: access. CONN Bill.
lard A. BOWLING SUPPLY
CO. $40 9th st. NV; DI. 7-4S57
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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

Lays I,s-eta, emerald cut.
llauleaE and nne color,
beautiful rims lust taken
ont OF pawn. only - uas
LafNl 1ta-ctn. pear shape,
hrifllnnt center diamond
1ft IN platinum with
side tapered baenettes--
baIgaln. only : SOL
Lady'a isa-ctn. flawleu dia-
mond. exceptionally brii-
liant. set IN popular VS..
mta. With 4 alde diamonds
--unredeemed. only SCI
Lady'a lA-cta. beautiful
diamond, set IN plain it-f
We. Z prQna mte,--out Of
pawn, only l1l
Lady,s diamond heart pend
ant made Of lf-k white
eold--open center design
ana "A set with ~ blue
white iamonda-beauti-
fully deaienedi iooka like
new baraain. only 3 Isl
Lady's approx. b-cta. flaw
ess and modern cut.
terrific ahoH and . von-
qerful buy; will appraise
ior ever twice the price; .-.,
unredeemed ---. --- s3Iei
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LIGHT PLANTS
500 watts. no volts. 500 So
I .0OO-watt surplus. j. y. oICH-
NER 25l3 NJ st. NV. FE 3-634b
LIv RIM. FURN.-1 couch. . easy
chairs. all-dovn pillows, 19xl2
rug. Call LA. 6-0254.
LOCKER BASKETS, racks, shelving,
check systems and wrist bands
carried in stock. Complete cheek
system installed promptly. CAL
HARCO EQUIPMENT CORP. 247a
Sherman ave. NV, NO. 1-lelv
LOCKERS, tables, cloak racks
chairs. shelving, bins, carts
benches bench legs: for shops
factories, churches, institutions
We save you money. HARCo
EQUIPMENT CORP, 2473 Sher-
man ave. NV, NO. 7-l919.
LOOM. SIS; GUITAR. s10i 43-in.
cot, SO; swivel chair. So; IL
brary table, 50. small dresser. $40,
mira red light. SIC: twin spring
wllegs, Sis; ironing BID, -; kit
table. 81. ia. 9-5139. RA. 3-42O6
LUGGAGE. Amelia Earhart. blue:
/ wardrobe cost $50 so: l train
case cost S33 uSeG a few times;
will sell for $40. EN-. 3-7i69.
LUMBER-Lath &C; kindling wood
81 load. concrete blocks &c: COM
plete hot-water heating system
with all controls; LU. 2-4a49.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

PIANos-This week We have o.
very isrre selection Of new. fiooI
sample and slightly used lnstru
ments Of ali types. Almost ali ar
the latest models and at N,
prices We are asking are barEains
In our store you see the larHesi
selection Of pianos IN this ares
50 don't buy until We Ihov yct
what we have. ST. $4,000. JOR'
DAMS. corner l3th and q SITS. NV
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RU0s-exle and other sizes. Alss
s sg,o, 1J s :As sIss s Sssnss. used
NV IA. e-26io.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

RUG. Indian Oriental lsxi2-ft..
$500; Cal 10, 4-70Oe or WI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

SCHOOL DESKS, conventional;
single unit. seat and desk a..
tached: 20 with seats. II and 10
in. high: is smaller size; some
with plastic desk tops: IS each.
Oliver 4-5100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

RUG II ls.i5 AlsHander Smith:
cond, Best offer. UN. 4-9O30.
RuG-orientai sarouk. 3Mx5; s45.
EN-, 2-20I0.
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FUKNITUNE-M oVing 20 amallel
ppt. must sell 5-piece mahoe
veneer bedroom suite complete
with foam rubber mattresses
St25: coffee table. $50: dininG
room table, $50. secretary, S35i
tables, after 500 pm, no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

III FI-McIntosh new model I'm
AM Tuner, not yet locally stocked
Private party. Hu. 3-6466.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

RUG, wool sxI0-ft.. burgundy with
royal blue designs. S3b. IA. ..
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LIGHT PLANTS

LAWNMOWER, hand, Clemson. H.
in adjustable cut New condition
$3.50, IA. 7-b103.
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HOUSEHOLD ITEMs-used studio
couch. 81. writing desk, So: CT
wringer-type washer. operating
cond. Best offer LA. 6-6917.
HUBCAPs Cl) disc type, 80 olds.
still packaged. or all. New tire
chains; must sac. best offer
XII. SEER.
ICE CUBE MACHINE, 500 ID. per
day. Good condition. TU. 2-263b
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Singer console. dark wood. Eig-Eag
attach: take up payments. 1918
mo bal, SIS; CAL *: 3-o540
onstration, 723 18th 81. NV.
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UNIVERSAL co.

laO0 oEoRoiA AVE. To. ANN
REsTAURANT EQUIPMENT : 10
stools with barka. leather cover
ing. Good eend, Priced for quick
sale. IS each. Cab ~. 5-sel6.t
R0AsTER, cleo. westlnshoune. with
stand: like new, also nlack An
gus IeTroiier With retissefis. uN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

DRUM, snare. Leedy Street, perl:
4 cameras, cleo. wafiie iron. also
cleo. coffee not on tray. with sugar
and creamer, very lovely: "a metal
must sac. 32l Peabody st, NV"
TIA Q-9RIQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

SAFE, Mosler dbl. door. fireproof.
prox. 1000 lbs. $3.50. CT, $4,000.
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sAxQPHONEs. tenor, used; over.
from siSe % sssS; terms. KITS.
1880 q 81. NV, RE. 7-6212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

modern cane and cherry tan: viii
MIRLo FuRNrTuRE Co Isss
18th g; NV, DE-. 2-4747. Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

FURNITURE, closing home. every
thing must be sold. Head boards,
END, coffee, drum and console
tables. metal clothes cabinet. odd
chairs, books, etchings, lamps
console. Philco television, Webcor
3-speed portable record player
Low prices. 1885 Albemarle street
n, W. IKE. 7-O635.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

LAWN MOWER, Sears, rs in. reel,
cycle, gas. ike new. Sac. at
$40. XII. 0-062a.
LAWNMOwER, I rotary. l-reel
type excellent cond.. reas. JU. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

RANGE-Hot Point electric, push
button. automatic oven, used yrs !.
excellent condition. VIII. 6-17S0
RANGE, gas. 40 in, chrome top
glass oven door, clock, griddle
excellent condition. new $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

siss Sis; Win case and sscsss;
almost like new, RA e.eaS2,
RuGs--Nsw exeh, cost se5a bar
9an slss; i2xie green. cost
$40; Ions runner. al, a.stSs.
RUGS. 2 lge. ! anal. eroadloems;
o q s,s sIassr' PPFes shslI'' chest
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DIN. RM.-Tbis., q ehrs.. n. o'tovn
galleries. solid mahos.; .eurio cab J,
inlaid; coffee thle., n; mirror,
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S sas M Es ~
f II H.. rA soh f bsraiIs Svfg soNs u
Rnx s ~ w22sH w1RinItcr .
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HOSE
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS

HOUSEHOLD FUkNISHINGs-Sac'
rifice sale Of furniture for 3-bed.
rm. home. beds. kit. set, bedrm
suite. dropleaf table, auto. washer
and drier, freezer, console TN
and russ. Everything priced fol
10 am 5sOS 6dth ave. Eastpine.
Nd Ap T-Q0a0
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IRONER -IRONRITE
GOOD CONDITION
GOOs Hn Q1OrE

JUKE BOX. wURLTTZER-SItk.
WrinRer washing machine. $50.
Portable SEWING machine, Sis:
elee. irons. - each: All good cond
] IN O-g0Ia
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PIANOS
Piano Benches, new, $12

Practice uprisht, SOS: wurlitzer
spinet, $3.50; Kimball apt size up
right, S275; grands. apt. size, BY
Lester. $3.50; Steinway, make offer.
PAUL GOLIBART, 1856 Columbia
I'd. NV. AID. 4-592S 1880 70 81.
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DINING RM. FURN., blond nah
drop-ieaf table. pads, q chairs.
buffet. china closet. $500. JE
4-25Q2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

PUMPS. ~ 80 .up. sump pumps
auto. s1A.Db: lse ssleetlons hrinl
us your pump proplema, motors
repaired exehaneed while you
wait ELEcTRlc Eoup. co,
sf!y sherman ave, nv. Ap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. IL GN.-The recent
low grain futures prices bfought out
some scattered speculative buying on
the Board Of Trade TODAY and the
early dealings, slthcusS 4 there ssOn we're r.
still some weak spots
The speculative orders were accom-
panied ~ some export buving Of wheat,
corn and soybssns However, no EXPORT
Trsdsrs Sowe wen nsinSee tr.asns
the market for the most part as an
in.and-out afiair
:, +. Near q ths snd q ne prst hour the
as the buyinF orders appeared 10 have
been absorbed for the moment, Wheat
was "a lover. to "a hisher, March
iisss,. corn Z t 70 q lower. March
March es 9s's ~: og S,Tnt 70 10 h Usher
March esH. soybeans u to a hisher'
January as.ls, and lard was 5 70 le
cents Ks a hundred pounds hisher, January
President Eisenhower's budget mes
Sase Yesterday in which he proposed
eurtailed spending next year in the
farm price support prosram was
viewed as decidedly bearish in the
Thomson and MeKinnon said today
that the accent lower Government
price support for 1898 and glowing
new cron prospects .still mean lower
prices eventually II added that Il
Harris Upham and Co. '' said p Il sees
nothing In the situation to check a
further decline in corn prices and
Walston 4 Co, said Il doutbs that
soyheans will proeraesS very far up.
ward in price az this time.
With continued favorable weather
eensrally for the winter wheat crop,
some traders said they expected tIi-
lures prices against the 1888 yield
TO met pressure on any modest upturn
snow was forecast for Kansas and
Nebraska winter wheat areas along
with snow hurries In the Texas PAN
handle and scattered light rain In
Eastern Oklahoma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
u. S. Loses
Move to Halt
Steel Merger

NEW YORK. Jan. IL lR.-
The Justice Department yester-
day lost a legal move in its ef-
fort to block one of the largest
mergers in corporate history
the proposed joining of Bethle-
hem Steel Corp. and Younes-
town Sheet and Tube Co.
Federal Judge Edward Wein-
field denied q Government mo-
ton for a summary Judgment
to prevent the merger and ne
set trial Of the issues for April
z. He also scheduled further
pretrial hearings to begin jan
uary "a.
A summary judgment enables
the court to rule on a legal oues-
ton without the lengthy for
malities that usually attend an
important law suit. It may be
invoked when questions of law,
rather than facts. are at issue.
For nearly three years, the
Government has commended the
merger, involving assets in ex-
cess of SAT- billion. would vio-
late the Clayton antitrust act
by tending to lessen COMPETE
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Stocks Higher
In 81 Range;
Trading Slows

NEW YORK. Jan. Il R.--
Steels. aircrafts. shipbuilding
issues and airlines made good
gains as the stock market
moved ahead early this after
noon. Advances were fractions
to about 2 points.
Some prices were clipped be-
low their best as turnover
diminished.
Defense stocks. including
shipbuilding continued to
benefit by the spending pros
poets In President Eisenhower's
budget message. Wall Street
construed the message bullish
and anticipated q continued
period Of deficit spending. al
though the budget for 1859 Is
planned as q balanced one.
Most leading rails. chemicals.
nonferrous metals and motors
also joined in the advance but
oils showed little change. Rub
bers. building materials and
motion pictures were mixed.
Steels had the further bene-
Mt Of predicted $7-a-ton price
increase by midyear and OF Q
Federal court action in deny
ing the Governments move for
a quick decision barring the
Bethlehem Youngstown pro-
posed merger. youngstown
added around 2 points and
Bethlehem q point.
As shipbuilding issues moved
forward. Bath Iron Works rose
about q point and New York
Shipbuilding a major fraction.
American Airlines. United Air
Lines and Eastern Air Lines
rose q point or better.
Gains Of more than q point
also were scored by Union Car
bide. Du Pont. Lukens Steel.
and Zenith.
Boeing and Douglas we're
each gamers In the i-poiEs
zone. Also ahead were North
American Aviation. General
Dynamics and United Aircraft.
Corporate bonds advanced.
Government bonds improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Benson Ford
Sees No Need
For Pessimism

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. II LP).-
Benson Ford. vice president OF
Ford Motor Co. told company
dealers today there is nothing
in the Nations economy to war
rant pessimism or fear.
In an address prepared for
delivery to the dealers here for
the National Automobile Deal
ers Association convention. Mr..
Ford said:
I'VE at Ford find nothing in
the short run situation today
that alters the basic economic
factors that counsel intelligent
optimism"
He said that too many peo-
pie tend to forget that we have
been through such pauses be-
fore and then gone on to push
the economy to the next higher
notch"
He said "fear can be danger
Gus because it is contagious.
and II We as a people lose con-
fidence in our ability to main
tain a prosperous economy. we
could frighten ourselves into
trouble"
Mr.. Ford said that while II
Is natural that people with re-
duced incomes should postpone
purchases. the buying power OF
only a small percentage OF con-
sumers has been reduced in the
present decline. He said there
Is evidence that many people
who have had no reduction in
buying power are sitting back,
waiting to see which way the
economy will turn before they
venture into the market place.
IF more and more people get
nervous and back away" he
added, trouble could follow. T"
Mr.. Ford said that savings
accounts are at record high
levels. "All the evidence indi-
Gates" he said. shat more
people have money to spend
and are in good credit posi-
ton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Failures in the week
ended January 8 totaled 324
compared with 203 in the pre-
vious week and 203 in the like
week year ago.-Dun d. Brad
street.
n. Y. Stock Exchange an.
nounced arrangements have
been made TO transfer a menu
bership at $4,000, up $4,000
from the previous transaction.
Elgin National Watch Co.,
announced it will close and
dispose Of its Lincoln, Nebr..
plant as quickly as possible.
Grand Union Co. plans to
expand sales Of non-food items
this year in new stores in a
variety Of sizes.
Socony Mobil Oil Co. an
nounced Albert l.. Nickersorl,
president. will become chief
executive officer on February /.
on retirement Of B. Brewster
Jennings. board chairman.
J. &. Penny Co. December
sales totaled s202,350.l46. UP
lar from 1856: for IL months
sl.Sl2.24S,O4o, up l.6E from
1856.
Shoe Corp. sales in 4 weeks
ended December % totaled
S9.248.597 up 1875 from 1856:
for So weeks ended December
% sSi, 7S8.s4S. up 5.4% from
1856.
A. s. Beck Shoe Corp. sales
in 4 weeks ended December %
totaled s6s39S, 400, up 2.sG
from 1856; for So weeks ended
December % $57,542,62l, I'D
4.lSt from 1855.
Continental Motors in year
ended October 81 earned So
583,30l or $I.09 a share VS..
$l.6o4,s24 or ~ cents in 1856.
Superior Oil Of Calf. in 3
months ended November so
earned $3.77l 400 or 1898 a
share VS.. s4.S34.567 or slO.27
in 1856 period.
U. S. Ceramic Tile in year
ended October 81 earned S445.-
2l2 or Sc cents a share VS..
$l.2l2,33S or $3.50 in 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Course on Automution
Will Be Offered Here

NEW YORK, Jan. IL (R).-
Proper use of automation in
business will be the subject
of one-week courses for corpo-
ration executives TO be given
in II major cities.
The course will be offered
by John Diebold e. Associates.
Inc. management consultants,
between February 10 and June
q in Baltimore, Minneapolis,
Seattle. San Francisco. Los
Angeles. New York. Chicago,
Atlanta, Houston. st. Louis.
Washington. ID. c.. Detroit,
Boston. Cincinnati. Pittsburgh,
Hartford and Toronto. Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO, jan ~ t9 The Visible
t as week x Ssss SpSed b ss6,is
70 O2.47i 900 bushels. the Chicago
Board Of Trade. reported Corn de-
creased 0TB.OQO bushels TO 50, 1908 600.
rye decreased 2Ai,OOn TO :loi 900.
barley decreased aO3, 900 20 2i,3at 900,
and soyheans increased 4s3.OOO TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Jan. "a Un.-cotton
futures extended their losses to So
cents during the late morning as com
mifsion house selling increased with
q far amount Of hedeins IN nearby
loss sellins orders were touched on
the way down. The selling met only
scale dGwn trade buyina and short
Noon vhrices were so TO so cents a
bale lower than the previous cloee.
March aS,bb, May 3553 and July
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ tAH- CUsDAl -
Butter about steady receipts .Obp, 900.
Prices UNCHANGED,
Cheese Ktrndy, Receipts a11OOO
Prices unchanged
cetips $4,000 New YORK SPOT quota ;
tons follow Midwestern Mixed colors.
Extras tiS-5O lbsl li.3n extras large
tt5-4s lbsD 3dis-3f. extras medium
" ll-JH smells 3i-3A; standards
large 3U-37, checks 3i-35. Whites
Extras ,iS-5O lbsl J7-ln extras large
tf5-4S lbsl 3G'a-af. extras medium
3G;3bi. Browns Extras $3.50 lbs)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Nale&Towlt > 26 2SM Is
YngShsTstaa a. 7A.A ISM 7aDS+2
zenithaad3s St25,A l25 l25s1tii6
hovriv Sales on the GHehsnos
li'OU am 47o 600 Noon Oao 600
100 pm 2lo 600 400 m o 600 600
iUnil o. tradlna 10 shares OF sales IN
lull Rates II dividends In the foregolng
liable are annual disbursements based oi,
me last quaTtcsiy OF seml.annual decla
ration. Unless otherwise noted, special
or extIa dividends are not Included.
a Also extra % extras Annual rate
plus stock dividends. d DECLARED on paid
IN 1851 plus stock dividend 3 Dvclsfed
o. paid 50 TAI this year PAYABLE In
stock dgrine 1857. estimated cash value
on ex-dlvidend Of redistribution date,
siis a'o .,o Ie SSEs0a - psc sS,, [" PAID
slared o.. paid this year an accumulative
issue with dividends IN arrears, Paid
this year, dividend omitted, deferred on
no action taken At last dividend meeting
dend. PAYABLE il stock during 1853,
esilmnted cash value. on ex.dlyidend OF
ssDd' cid Called s Il Si lvSsnd s uis
d Es cis srrsn,. M Es rIlh.. ~ With;
M1en distributed VI When issued. I'd
recclyership or being reorganiled under
the bankuptcy Act. OF securities assumed
" sucb companies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, Jan. "a 0p.--spot
nonferTous metal prices today; Copper
24ls-25 cents q pound Connecticut VAL
ley. Lead 8 cents a pound, New York
Tin O3is cents a pound New YORK.
ForeiEn silver Sn1a cent per troy ounce,
New York Al PITTSBURGH, scrap steel
No. ! heavy was quoted at % OO-33 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
oDD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 R.-Ths New
YORK stock Exehanee reported TODAY
tthese odd lot transactions BY princi-
Purchases Of e57 .s6S shares. sales
q ls7.o32 shares Including : nOa
shares sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Commercial Sales 8 Leases

The Berens specialists have had long ex-
perience in all phases of commercial sales
and leasing. including land acquisition
and the leasing of projected facilities.
Direct financing is available in our office.
along with the other facilities and skills
necessary TO expedite the job
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
EXPERTS IN APPRAIsALs

For an impartial, expert opinion on the
value of any property call US. The head
Of Beren's Appraisal Department has had
more than 80 years experience In this
specialized field. Invaluable information
on sales prices lease terms. mortgage
data are available from the other depart-
mentS of the Berens Organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
TRADE-IN REAL ESTATE

Now YOU can make plans for new home
without worrying. We will take your old
home in trade at fair market price on
any home purchased through us. Call for
details.
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Our years of experience and dependable
service in this field are at your service.
Ask us for a survey on how TO obtain best
results
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INSURANCE

A packaged policy covers all your needs
at substantial savings Call for details. We
place all types of insurance except life.
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SELLING REAL ESTATE

Whether it's home, commercial property
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Capitol Hill Lions
Install Gosque

Clayton D. Gasque, admins
trative assistant to Represent
alive Mcmillan of South Caro-
lima, was installed as president
of the Capitol Hill Lions Club
last night. He succeeds Eugene
F. Lane, an attorney.
Other officers installed were {:
Frank S. Sharpe. first vice
president; T. Grant Ridgely,
second vice president; Father
James J. Greene, third vice
president; William w. Wolfe,
secretary: Clarence w. Lee,
treasurer; Harry z. Maxey, lion
tanner. and Lester Pittman. tail
twister.
Appointed to a two-year term
on the board of directors were
Earle E. Davis, Paul A. Dowell,
Capt. Thorn E, Edwards,
Louis Guglielmo. William M
Sinclair and Alonzo j. Thomp-
son.