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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 20 (AP) The grain
futures market was a bit firmer today
in early dealings on the Board of Trade
for the first time in several days.
Oats made the best showing with
advances in major fractions of cent
bushel. Dealers said that statistics
on this grain indicate it has reached
bottom and should make q steady rally
over the next few weeks.
other price changes were mostly in
minor fractions with buyers finding
offerings rather liberal.
Near the end Of the first hour prices
had eased somewhat with wheat I'M
changed to u cent a bushel lower.
September 81 S2A; Corn was un-
changed to % higher. September
Der 50; rye unchanged to u lower,
September 81 .2Ol2: soybeans u higher
to u lower September S2.23l2; lard
unchanged to 3 cents hundred pounds
lower, September 81 81.
There was a fairly good volume 81
bought IA million bushels Of wheat
and Japan about 100000, while sales
Of corn through the Government export
subsidy program totaled l.43l 1881
bushel Most Of the corn will be shipped
during October and November,
Despite the recent breaks Of several
contracts to new season low prices
many tFhueIS were OF Lnc opinion Lndi
the downward trend had not YET
reached bottom.
The commercial stocks Of wheat in
Chicago now are sufficient to remove
any doubt about ability 10 deliver on
contracts by short sellers But with the
spring crop coming in considerable
amounts and exerting additional pres
sure on prices there is little induce
ment to sell short and many Of the
longs would like to liquidste since the
immediate outlook from that position
is viewed as unfavorable
One major grain Arm noted that
bakers and millers have been extremely
reluctant recently to replace withdraw
ais from their supplies or to add TO
their contracts and suggested that fur
ther reaction in futures prices could be
expected.
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Dealers Ruise Rates
On Commercial Pnners

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (AP).-
Commercial paper dealers to-
day followed the lead of sew
eral major finance companies
and ordered another rise in
rates. The increase of "a of
one percent follows a "a point
increase Monday.
The action reflects the gen.
orally higher cost of Short-term
borrowing. Yesterday finance
companies made a % of one
per cent increase across the
board.
The new rates on four to six
month commercial paper are:
"a per cent on notes of prime
industrial firms and 234 pei
cent on those of smaller finance
companies and less we'll known
industrial firms.
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 (AP) lUsDAl
Butter Arm. Receipts 65S.000
Wholesale prices on bulk cartoni
fresh. Creamery, % score lAA
$4,000 cents. 81 score "a 59A-5994
90 score OBJ 59-59A.
Cheese steady. Receipts 2S5, 900
Prices unchanged.
Wholesale egg prices firm. Re.
ceipts 1890. New York spot quota.
lions follow: Midwestern: Mixed colors
Extras 1850 lbsl 39k-41 "a; extra
medium 32lz-33: smalls 1920; stand
ards large 30h-31 "a: checks 27A-2Sla
Whites: Extras (4S-50 Ibs) 391a-43z
extras medium 1894. Browns: Extra
$3.50 lbs) 45-47.
Nearby: Whites: Top quality (4S-5(
lbs) 47-51: mediums 33I2-35 SMALL
1927 Browns Top quality (4S-5t
lbs) 50Ia-521a; mediums 36-37: SMALL
81 la-32.
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Sears Files
$35OMiIIion
Issue at SEC

Sears Roebuck & Co. filed a
registration statement with the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission today for its proposed
$3.50 million issue of sinking
fund debentures due in 1888,
The interest rate and offering
price are to be supplied later
by amendment.
The company said $50 million
would be added to the capital of
its subsidiary, Allstate Insur-
ance Co. The remainder will be
used to retire bank loans or
added to working funds for ex-
panSion.
The principal underwriters
are Goldman Sachs, Halsey
Stuart, and Lehman Bros.
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Earnings

Southern Co. in IL months
ended July 81 earned $36,512,-
BAL or $1.73 a share VS.. $32, 708,-
ATS or $1.55 in 1857.
N. Y, Chi. g. st. L. r. r. in
7 months ended July 81 earned
$3.630,784 or SO cents a share
VS.. $7,944,063 or $1.93 in 1857
period.
u. S. PlywOOd in 3 months
ended July 81 earned So, LOST 900
or 81 cents a share VS.. 81, 806,-
900 or II cents in 1857 period.
Food Fair Stores in IL weeks
ended July 10 earned $2,417,092
or 70 cents a share VS.. 1896. :
002 or 81 cents in 1857 period.
NeiSner Bros, Inc, in 6
months ended June 80 had a
loss of 1892, $50 VS.. earnings of
$33,577 or five cents a share in
1857 period.
Other earnings included:
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Electric Power Production ir

Electric Power Production ir
the week ended August II
totaled 1881, 100000 kilowatt-
hours compared with l2,707,-
100000 in the previous week
and was $3.50 above the like
week a year ago.-EdiSon' Elec-
trio Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, basec
on the cost of a pound each Of
81 foods in general use, this
week declined to $6.49 from
$6.57 last week, but was 3.2&
above the like week a year ago
Dun g. Bradstreet.
New Freight Car deliveries tt
the Nations railroads in July
totaled 2,113 compared with
z, 407 in June and 7,725 in July
1957.-Assn. of Amer. Rds. &
Am. Rwy. Car Inst.
Future Construction con.
tracts in the six months ended
June 80 totaled $16,788, 625. 900
only / per cent under the all.
time record for the period
F. w. Dodge Corp.
Corn Products Refining Co
directors approved a plan fol
conversion of preferred stoch
into subordinated debenture'
as part of a proposed merger
with Best Foods, Inc.
KrOger Co. sales in 4 weeks
ended August 9 totaled $780,
123,155, up 40 from 1857; for
80 weeks ended August 9 ST.
OFT, 104,361, up 10 from 1857,
Colonial Stores, Inc, sales in
4 weeks ended August 9 totaled
$31,833,000, down 4.1% from
1857; for 80 weeks ended Au-
gust 9 $266,652,376, up 0.9%
from 1857.
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Hourly Sales on the Exehsnas
lI:OOa.m az 700 Noon 1910 600
I:O0 ON 4lo 600 400 pm
Unit Of tradins 10 shares OF sales In
tut Rates Of dividends N the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly OF Semi-annuaI deciara.
ton Unless otherwise noted special o.
extra dividends are noi included a Also
extra OF extras Annual rate pluS stock
dividend q Deciared OF paid in 1857 plus
stock dividend Declared OF PAID 50 faf
this year. Payable IN stock during 1857
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
redistribution date Paid last year
Declared OF paid after stock dividend
or splitup K Declared or paid this year
an accumulatlye issue with dividends N
arrears D Paid this year, dividend
omitted, deferred or 20 action taken at
last dividend meetlng Declared or pad
IN 1858 plus stock dividend PAYABLE 70
stock during 1855 estimated cash value
on ex-dividsnd OF ex-diStFibutiop date
y Lquidatins dividend cid Called xEx
dividend KIDS Ex Distribution II e.
rights. ~ Without warrants. w. With
warrants wd When distributed wi When
issued I'd Next day delivery q In bank.
ruptcy or receiyership or being reor
canned under the BANKRUPTCY Act, or
securities assumed b. such companies
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 (AP).-Pricei
were lower during the late morning
Liquidation and hedging were offse
BY mill covering against textile opera.
uons. There was some switching BY
professional traders involving various
positions
The New York Cotton Exchange
Service estimated July consumption Al
$4,000 bales On this basis the ex-
change estimated that consumption
August 4, 1857 to August 9. 1858. ap-
proximated S,015 bales against SIPS.
900 in SO weeks of the previous
season from July 20, 1856 TO August
3, 1857
Noon prices we're IS to SIS cents
a belle lower than the previous close
October 35 As. December 1888 and
March 1922.
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xEx dividend. Books closed +Plu,
extra or extras. a Declared or paid 81
far this wear Paid last year.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Aug 90 CAPt.-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions By
principal dealers for August 19 Pur-
chase Of 200,06i shares. sales Of
21e.s1a shares ineloding 1880 shares
sold short.
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and week ends, DR.. Gibbons
turns homemaker. Il like
very much cooking and bak-
ing" said she.
When Doris is on night
duty. William-who approves
of her career, but prefers not
to cook-meets her at the
hospital for dinner.
Nightly duty" means being
on call from 5 pm. until 8
am. The resident remains at
the hospital, in specially pro-
vided sleeping quarters, and
may be interrupted at any
time of the night. One eve
ming recently when Doris was
on duty, there we're six adj
missions after 5 o'clock. I'VE
were steadily busy until 2
am" she said.
When the phone rings to
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half year operation) and
write a dissertation, to merit
the MD.
1t was after completing her
dissertation that Doris d.
cided to come to the United
States. II love to make new
experiences and I very much
wanted to see medicine in
this country" she said.
She finds Children's Hos
pital rather like the one in
Zurich. The biggest differ
ence. she said, is here the
parents may be the whole
day with the children, even
in the wards" In Zurich the
visiting hours are far more
restrictive.
Also. she said. in the Zurich
hospital, residents didn't
have so much night duty.
But she seems quite content.
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BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star STAFF Writer

When Doris Scherz Glib
bons was Is years old. and
recovering from a severe
illness at the Children's Hos
pital in Zurich, Switzerland,
she decided to become a
pediatrician.
II was already old enough,
she recalled, ito watch and
realize what the doctors were
doing. l have always loved
children. I thought, how
wonderful, to be able to
help"
Doris. now DR.. Gibbons and
a first-year resident at Chill
dren's Hospital in Washing
ton. has lost none of her
first enthusiasm for the me-
dical profession. In spite of
a rigorous program which
keeps her on duty every day,
every other night and every
other week end, the pretty
young medic seems to be
thriving.
There has been only one
major change in Doris orig
inal plans: She will practice
in the United States rather
than in her native Switzer-
land. For this, the United
States can thank a political
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rout the night resident" one
gets in the habit of being
quickly wide awake" Doris
said. Afterwards, you go to
sleep on the way back to your
room. It's a matter Of train
ing.
In her two months at the
hospital, Doris most drama
tic day was a Sunday spent in
the Out Patient Department.
This department handles the
emergencies and accidents, as
we'll as other cases. II was
eager for the experience. &.
amazed at what can happen"
she said. Later, she will spend
four months on duty there.
The fair-haired young doc
tor, who speaks English quite
well now, said she's never had
any trouble understanding
Americans talking medicine,
even when first here in 1856.
(She informed for six months
at a San Francisco hoSpital)
When dealing with the sick,
she explained. zone gets the
meaning as a rule, with chill
dren especially"
A Different System
The system of medical edu-
cation here is different from
that in Switzerland. After
attending a gymnasium"
comparable to our grammar
school and high school COM
bined) for IL years, one goes
to a university for specialized
studies. In the case of a
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CARER G,pA
1853

doctor-to-be, one would have
az years of general medical
courses. then enter "clinics"
for four years of intensive
study. The lnternship is in
cluded in this period.
The medical student must
then pass his boards "a one
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Doris Gibbons Is
AChildren S Doctor

scientist named William Glib
bons. whom Doris married
three months ago.
Doris met him last Septem-
Der, shortly before she was
to return home following a
year of exchange study in
the United States. THE Com
mittee for Friendly Relations
Among Foreign Students"
she explained, "had given
me a list of addresses for the
places / visited. l was in
vited into these private
homes"
COurtship by Mail
Doris Washington hosts
introduced her to William.
And by the time she had to
leave for home, five days
later, he was smitten. He
conducted his courtShip by
daily mail, visited Doris and
her parents in Zurich at
Christmastirne, received their
approval and returned to
Switzerland for a May we'd
ding.
William, an Associate Di-
rector of the American Po-
litical Science Association,
and his bride live in a small
apartment near Dupont
Circle. On her free evenings
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1909 and s4ls Conn., Ave. 4Iz Wilson Blvd. ArI. Va.
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Ia ACRES

sIoLER 4 CO.
81 3-12a2 ives, Ia, e-eS7'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.


FOR BARGAIN HUNTERS ONLY
VlfrinIa 44-t long antique
brick rancher, 3 large bcdrms. i.
master has private bath, adnl-
tional End full tiled bath. formal
din. rm., atfrac.. BAY window M
Nv rma Glant-hlxe daylight n1mt
with 2nd fireplace. last but not
least, a bic front porch Price,
ein.t6 $500 down You can
look from now on and there's no
better value. See tor yourself
tadey, ~ SOB, WIN. A.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

81 MILES. WASHINGTON - Pau
auier County. Beautiful, UNIQUE
farming estate. perfect condition.
For rent for 3 months during
owners absence at a nominal fee.
A very nice place TO spend the
summer. House consists OF he'd
rooms, baths, library. For fur
ther Information. cali ROMYE
LAMB0RN, Realtor. OF. 4-s5S6,
OF 4-RO96
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE. on Conn. ave-
j l or air-cond, rms; ideal for
any business. Mr.. WHETZEL.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Ter REMI

WAREHOUSES; - New. avaii.' oct.
1000 and 10000 50. It, units,
tailgate loading, offlces, park areas
20 q 10. Mr.. Brnymes, UN. 4-l70O.
BrayQreen Industrial Center.
80 THOUSAND 50, IT. avail. for
Industrial or warehouse purposes;
will subdivide into smaller parcels,
high ceiling, ramp loading, IRE.
proof, new constructions: win be
avail. BY Oct. 1: zoning will permit
wholesale or retail businesses;
close-in ehirlington area, nr. PEN
tagon. IA. 10000, IA. 2-23S6.
SILVER sPRING-S3, 800 SO. IT
ground for lease. or owner will
build to suit on all or part, Rail-
road siding on property. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP. JU. 5-7100.
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WE SAID

S27,950. but owner says $50, 900
will buy my beautiful cream colored,
center-hall. brick rambler on shaded
lot in top N. Arlington area: home
has separate garage, 20x14-ft. liv-
ing room with fireplace. formal din
ing room. modern kitchen with
breakfast space, ga baths. 3 twin
sized bedrooms, with room for 2
more, and q 37-ft. recreation room.
located 2 blocks from Catholic high
school and within block Of public
transportation. This home Is the
space, location. and gracious livine
FILA financing can Be arrsneed. 10
see call IA T~GRR0
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mANnv l !. ! - aprcIAI can cAsn
HIsTORiC POHICK. m. M Yer.

LOCATION COUNTs-This charm
ing cider home :, o ~ !, eys ,I thlI,
tifuI s4-acre lot in the highly
coveted country club area OF N
Arl; big living rm. with fireplace
enclosed porch, large formal din
rm., farm sized modern kitchen
bedrm. and full bath complete Isl
FIR; 8 bedrms. and 2 baths Up
Charm galore. Asking S27 800
For further details, call THF
DARBY CO., Realtors, 2319 VIII
eon htxd IA s-nQOQ
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FIVE MIN. TO d, C.-This smartly
iis-bath brk. spiit-ievel is handy
to Lorcom lane. Just 2 blks, to
bus. stores and school. EXTRAS:
full center hall: 15-ft. din. rm. /.
de luxe cleo. kit. with dishwasher,
disposal, breakfast nook: lge rear
screened porch with lovely view
I7-ft. master bedrm.: gar: bsmt
Lovely rolling wooded lot. A
tremendous value at SCI $50.
cROWELL & CO.. INC, Realtors,
2160 N, Glebe I'd, ia. 5-O705.
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L0Ts, AGREAaE Ior sAIE

estel A~"@A~A w ~AA@
ANNANDALE. VA. AREA--lk-acr
lots with beautiful trees. 1hlNAh
Broker. ", f-tO30,
BELLEVuE FOREsI--North AIRING
ton. A beautifully wooded lot whlcl
"a well over an acre IN Size al
utilities. $40. zoe. oRoRoE MAeoi
QRkEN Co, Exclusive Reailol
"a 4-l4OO,
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA. - b-aer
. ~ aca ;c.h n az " ga . sass
,ie gyoV a.a9s Mrs WIN ~ Il
LAUoHIiN Reaitor, Mclean. We
FAIRFAx CO.. yA.--e-acre lot: Gel
Or trade a. part payment on hons
LERsBURG. VA. = Approx. 10
acres. narflv cleared. unrtl
wooded, close 70 corporate limits
81 900. Call IL. 0-Al6i, ask 70
Mr.. Anthony. ewes. JE. 1-u3bl
Also other Loudoun County prop
critics. MRS. WI. n. LAUOHLIN
Renltor, Mclean, va.
va. sPRINoHAvEN Is
TATE8-at acres and up. som
wooded. some cleared: S3.e7lk US
Call FL, 0-fl61: ewes, IKE. fi-145t
MRS WM. II LAUoHLlN. Real
tor. Mclean, W.
IA ACRE, corner, paved roads.
miles Oxon hi. Nd, water. $4,000
BOX 404-L, star lns
BUILDING lot. e0xa5. zoned r.
on HOLLYWOOD pl. ne. Terms I
. REAUTHFUL LOTS. IN Aurori
Heights. located near z Corners
curb and gutter. sever, water an
PROPERTIES. Ritrs., "a, S-laOs
FOR FAIRFAX COUNTY LAND
call MASON a OMER L, HIR91
Brokers, Annnndale. Va. CT
$4,000. weekdays.
OUTSTANDING NV. LOG, over
looking Rock Creek park--Appr0s
95x1o5. Liberal terms. Ewes. IT.
2-6i94; daily, Dl. 7-4244.
as ACRES. adjacent TO Potomac
Nd. schools $4,000; VIII nnancs
HA. 7-7.7:...
BUILDERS, INVESTORS 10 /
acres few blocks from bushes
section Of nearby Va. for home
now, or apt. house potential: sew
er and water, other lots AZ
acreage In different location
TERRY B sIMMs. aEent. II
6-435g.
s HALF-AcRE LOTS, water an,
sever avail, mr.. Baileys Crossroads
SIb. 900. good subordination.
THE PICKETT CO., AGENT
Is n: 0lehe Rd. ia. $3.50
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Large, niee-looking. 7-ru.
farm home, nestled among
large trees and back from
road. Barn. etc. Near Po-
tonnec River. Sl4.o50 RO-
MIR h CO.. GsithsrsbuFg
eon.
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sH0REHAM BLDG. 18th and H
SITS. n,w.--Now available, one Of.
flee Of 500 50. It. and one once Of
zoo So, e. Call Mr.: HILLMAN
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INDUSTRIAL PR0P. Coz SAL

GROUND, approx. $4,000 "a. IT,. on
River I'd below Western ave. NV.
Very reasonably prlced---open %
barter. Miss Book, EN-, e-52t3 OF
II, 1887, ZAoAMI REALTORS.
INDUS. PROF. SALE OR LEASE:
Madison st., in Riverdale Park:
approx. $4,000 ~. f-ft. fence.
can anytime, A. LOPEZ, ir., AP.
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CHOICE

Buys this completely furnished
S-bedrm. and bath detached ram
LOT WITH REAR YARD ANCHOR
FENCED. Call now for full details.
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WANTED SPACE ron LIGHT MAN,
approx. 4,OOu IT,, i.,-tt. ceiling;
bids, must have gas, cleo. and
water: one Moor preferredi wash
Metropolitan area. Box 95-R, Star,
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ONE LOOK WILL CONVINCE YOU
that this is the best buy in town
Immac. practically new 3 bed
rms. brick rambler, liv. nm. with
frepl., sep. din. rm., full bsmt
with workshop, laundry rm. and
beautiful rec. rm.; lovely level lot
convenient location, and believe
II or not priced at S19,950. Cal
IA; $4,000; BETTER HOMES
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TIFFANY BRAcH. DELAWARE--

MODERN e-bedroom apartments.
few doors from boardwalk
4-bedroon cottage.
3-bedroom cottage and enc
cheney apartment.
Immediate occupancy, for july
and August.
Phone Rehoboth Beach 1851,
Write HARRY RAPkIN, Realtor.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 eur

MODERN CLEAN 3 or 4 bedroom
house IN good sc. or Pa Geo. Co
loo Have substantial cash. MRS
cox. LU 2-S1J6 or ST 3-736S
ALL Cash free appraisal i'm
R 4 n oREEN siSnir ga IA. ss 9qsI
ALL CASH NET 10 YOU : Mr.
Morton; ~ 2-o30O. 8, q H.
MAY WE SUBMIT OUR ALL Cash
BID on your d. G, or ND. home
In any condition? Prompt service
Mr., MILLER, Ii. 7-2lOO, ia. "
9.99, Mr.. Murray, anytime.
INVESTMENT COMPANY will pur-
chase your property for all cash.
ID G. and nearby Nd, Top price
paid, no compassion charged
Quick courteous service. Free APP
praisal. MR.. JOSEPH WEITz. RA.
3-3920: ewes. LA 6-0212.
ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER fol
your DC. home immediate set
Element; prompt reliable service
Call MR.. MICKEY, RA. $4,000
PRINCE GEORGES = We need
homes. All cash. Free appraisals.
Elk. 3-722S.
WEST OF CONN. AVE.--Mod.. min
imum 3 bedrnls., Ia baths: under
$4,000. Income possibilities. Dr.
rect from owner Box tl9-R, Star.
1 PAY ALL CASH for clean 2 or
bedroom homes in Silver Sprine,
Takoma Park or Wheaton. Please
call HE. 4-5522.
BUDNEY PAYS ALL CASH = Pree
appraisals, quick settlement. 10
$500, WI. 6-6579, HE. $4,000
ALL CASH
Mont, and Prince Georges Counties
PETERS AND SOLER
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

CABIN SITE. 5OxlIO f., in well.
developed private beach and coun-
try club: sacrifice to first Teason~
able offer. AP. 7-1630. after . pm.
2 COMPLETE OCEAN-FRONT LOTS
/ directly behind the other, each
l0Ox20O: best location. Ocean
Beach: $1,000 for both: lmnned.
sale. OWNER. Elk. 3.1166, wkdys.
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all modern; cony. to bus etc
MseKALL, Broker. JE. 2-195s.
WORKING COUPLE would 60 wild
over this house-Brick rambler
with entrance hall, big iy; rm
kit with washer and disposal
huge rear porch; lovely level lot
near transp.: S16,a5O HOLLEY
REALTY. $500 Lee hwy, KE.
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STORES goa RENT

ACC0KEEK. MD.-Indianhead Hwy.
Lee. store and ONCE. Suit. Tor
drive-in. SIS mo. 10. 2-20Oti.
STORE AND eND I'M. Shore
ham Hotel. Suit. for once space;
many types Of bus. RA. 6-0051.
NOW LEASING NEW STORES, in
excellent northern Va. location.
amid 4 large apartment develop
ments, adjacent to new I'll Food
Chain store. close TO new Giant
and DRUG Fair. now under con
struetion. For information, call
Mr.. GRAY. IA. 5-93o1.
25e 18th ST. Sc. - Remodeled:
store rm. 17x42, communicative
garage. bsmt.; 2-bedrm. apt, End
floor: now rented: oil hot-water
heat; Sefeway Store opening With
IN q block. across from school:
excel. Five and Ten Cent Store or
other business: entire buildina,
S125. Ii. 10000.
SIC BLK 10th ST. NV; vacant;
S55. KEYS 81 DIXIE REALTY Co,
l4l5 I 81. NV.
1,700 SO. TT, AIR-CoNDITToNED
LARGE. MODERN Sc SHOPPING
CENTER: LONG TERM LEASE. 10.
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GETTYSBURG AREA

s5-acre stock and grain farm
fertile soil: S-rm. brick house, bath
modern kitchen, auto. heat. sum.
meY cottage: many other bldgs.: on
paved road: with beautiful stream
Only SIs,950.
81 acres; 800 Young fruit trees
S-room house, bath: large barn,
paved road. Terms. Only Si4,950
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BEAUTY IN SPRINGFIELD

4-bedrm.. 3-bath brick rambler
2-yrs. old, custom built. CT APP
praised at S29, 800.
2 bedrms., full bsmt.. brick row.
No down, GI. $500 down, FILA.
Lovely 3 or 4-bedrm., 2-bath
home; level lot, for under $4,000
FILA, $500 down.
CURTIS Z. MARTIN SALES
l20 8, ROYAL. Alex. KI. $1,000
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SIoRls Don REnT
tcoNJiNuEDl

lses COLUMBIA no. N.W.-slort,
ideal for restaurant, dfllcatesaen
lnundfomnt or nny KIND of bust
ness. reasonable rent
Bee this thickly populated inter-