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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-M
REALTY CORPORATION

1901 Hrookfield Plaza
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
e3I North ciebe Road
Arlington. Virginia SOL
Jackson $4,000
1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria. vtrginib
South 5-67o0
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eTAFFORD couNTy

~ baths, full bsmt.. dbl, carport.
Excel. grounds. on "a acres.
USMCS:. EBY-MEYER, INC, Tri-
angle. Va. TR. $4,000.
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HUGE ROOMS are featured in mis-
euStom-styled split-level home
26-ft. living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, breakfast
space I IN de luxe equipped Kitchen.
III. "a baths, finished recreation
room and built in garage; situated
on gently sioping S6xi7O-ft, lot,
near many convenlences; priced
at S2e.500. with flexible terms.
Call IA. $4,000. Q to q, SHAN
NON fy;IS,.& LUcHs, Realtors. 2o6b
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LEWTSDALE-$l7,950
sPLTT-LEvEL

W1oOhLE-S11 ,S0U
sPLIT-LEvEL
PHA or VA terms are offered on
this 2-yr.-old, 3-bedrm., SENT
split-level home. Only Q min,
from Pr. Geo. Plaza. This loo
offers the ultimate in cow. To
shop. transp.. churches and
schools. IL baths. lovely kit. with
tabletop range and eye-level
oven, and q coy den are Just I
few Of the many features OF thii
outstanding home. Call for ap'
pointment and see 1t tonight.
FREDERICK W. EZRENs
SALES, INC. AP. 7-4646
WIFI n
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Houses bv Hughes

~ e.
Houses by Hughes
SlO,95O-Just over D. c.
line, Mt. Rainier area; g.
rm. eottaee: fnll hsnt., ga
rage, porch; CT $3.50 down.
81. s12.5O0-o-rn1. Colonial:
big cor. lot: 3 breezy bed
rms, Diet. garage: walk to
children'S playground area,
3 blks. to schools. tfansp,;
$1,000 down. eony. terms.
$4,000 - Much better
than new; stunning 3-bed-
; I'm. rambler de luxe kit.
rm.: secluded patio on ZOO
ft.-deep lot with beaut.
shade trees, Must be seen
to appreciate.
S17,15o-HeaTt OF Chew
erly: spac. 6-rfn. Colonial.
with fun hsmt., scr. side
porch, storm windows, alum.
awnings; walking dist. to.
parochial and public schools;
immed. poss; 70 qualiled
purchaser; PHA OF CT terms.
w. r. HUGHES co.
REALTORS AP. 7-1400
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XII. a-186a

CLAIMING brk. split level on quiet
cul-de-sae in excel. N. Arl, resi-
Dental area. 1-yr. young, oierinl
4 levels OF Gracious living. Center
hall, 8 bedrms. with space foT. z
more; 8 full tile baths. 2 firepls:
formal din. rm., de luxe hit. incl
2-dooF refgF.. dishWasher. dispose
and table space: FENCED lot with
BY sppt. THE DARBY Co. Exelu.
sive Agents, ia. 6-9393. Once
open q It'll 0.
CENTER.HALL RAMBLERi S23,50(
This Immaculate. 3 bedroom
all-brick home has numerous Tea
lures which are outstanding: Cen,
ter hall. fireplace, nicely hnishst
fun basement with an S-ft cell.
ing, an exceptionally .vell.iand.
scaped fenced lot with many
trees; situated in North Airing.
ton, Il Is convenient to trans
portation, shopping and schools
Caii IA, $4,000, o til o. SHAN.
NON q LUCHs, REALTORS, 20bt
Wilson blvd.
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OAKCREST.

Brick Cape COD home. a location
rooms. iS baths tut bsssmsni
s ysh re- ssssd s aSss a:nsed ya ~
lington and Shirlington. 8 minutes
70 Pentagons Colonel being trans,
ferred necessitatss this sale. Wei
priced at $22.050. /.
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CLINTON

CLINTON ~
A-bearm. brick Cape Cod: separat,
dining rm., fireplace, bsmt., Ice
porches, large tree-shaded lot or
quiet lane. Only $4,000. ones
open evenings,
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
Sel4 Branch ave. Sc, 10. $500
COLLEGE PK.-only 5000 dn. ant
SSO.S4 per mo. for this immac
brick colonialj feat, p bedrms,
wall-to-wall carpeting in liy' I'm
and din, rm.. full bsmt., 100 deeI
lot; full price only Sl4.2b0. n. z
HILLEY n CO., REALTORS. AP
7-7200,
COTTAGE CiTY-2-bedTm. bunga
low; full din, rm,, modern bath
y scTssn sfc. cO aSGn' sSs56 $loSt
Saa S SsS per a %D aG aaspptUnNSss
& CO., Realtor, WA. 7-OO4S: eyes,
UN, 4-34S2.
DISTRICT HEIGhTs-Se 900 dowr
and assume FILA loan on 4-bed'
rm., 2-bath Cape Cod, with din
rm., fireplace and bsmt. beauti,
full lot on q corner. Possession
with deposit Cali RE, 5-40s5 Of
RE. 5-S314. WEST REAL ESTATE
3. RIVERDALE = 3-bedrm. brlcl
home; basement; Ia baths. Va
cant: $685. down, no settlement
charges. OWNER, 10. 5-2l3l.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY or good
3-bedroom home situated At a
close-in Arlington location. Fenced
yard and towering shade trees:
detached garage; 81. 900 cash win
buy with flexible terms 10 be
ARRANGED. Totas price, $4,000.
An adjoining lot may Be pur-
chased In addition. Gail 0 It'll 0,
IA. .6-6600. SHANNON & LUCHS,
Realtors, 20bb Wilson blvd.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. no wait
ing: save by assuming large 4Faes
loan; S9e.s2 monthly payments
includes all-Lots Of living in
this 3-bedroom brick rambler fea-
turing 29-ft. screened porch. suit
able for dining and relaxation;
spacious rooms include fireplace,
separate dining. room, pine-pan-
eled recreation room and possible
fourth bedroom in basement:
permanent stairs to storage attic.
Also FLA terms with only 81, 400
Sewn ,;,, Cal g. 70 q. IA. 5.6s00
gO2b Wilson blvd
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JUST REDUCED S2.000i BELLEVUE
FoREST! Out-of-town owner has
cut price for immediate sale, Beau
tiIul 3-6edrm; and 2-bath brick Co
COMPLETE BATH ON Isl FiooR,
large living rm. with fireplace, sep
kitchen with eating space, Screened
porch, lovely rec. rm. with fire-
place, built-in garage. THIS rs A
STEAL Call now for full details.
IA. 6.7575. METZLER, Realtors;
after r a m call III Q.Q0Q0
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OXON Hill,


Spacious 3-bedrm. split-level; Ice.
equipped kit. and sep. din. rm.,
IN baths. tile bsrnt.. extra-size
lot. As low as $3.50 down.
RIDGEFIELD REALTY CO. y
10. 7-4396 Ewes, Lo. 7-7939
PARKLAWN-GI. $500 On. Brick
Colonial. full din. rm... storm wind
and doors; beaut, landsc.: mr..
schools, shopp. and transp. Only
S14,500. UN. 1858.
peter j. hagan & son
RAY PARK EsTATEs-New brick
rambler, 8 spacious bedrms., sep
arate dining rm. large kitchen
REC, RIM. WITH FIREPLACE
y. PECK. HE. 4-170O.
sEABROOK--4-bedrm. Cape Cod;
hz-acre Handicapped lot. Clean as a
pin. Priced to sen G1-FHA. MEL
SON REALTY CO, HE. 4-23O0.
SEAT PLEASANT - Vacant: s49b
down. no SETTLEMENT .eharees: A.
bedroom 2-bath seiaidet. Rec
room. Move right in. 10. 1910.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
P. q. P. OFFERS

HYATTsvIlLE; near DeMatha High
--Roomy, 3-bedrm., 1is-bath homl
with wali-to-wall carpetlng n. hy
and din. rooms, tahle-spaee kiti !
porches and bsmt, $4,000. FLA
or conventional terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

Fall. winter. spring. summer wise
to pay yourself something out of every
paycheck throughout the year. Start
now, by making saving an important
part of your regular autumn activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Saving knows no season

Columbia Federal makes saving easy,
with four convenient Offices and postage
free save-by-mail service. It's profitable,
too, because Columbia Federal pays
liberal dividends once every season.
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AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. OFFICE
1875 PA. AVE-, NV.
Zone block West Of the White
Housed
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CHEVY CHASE OFFICE
WIS. AVE. At JENIFER ST.
lone block inside the District LineJ
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Somozo Sees Threat
OfNieoroguo Invosions

Rafael Somarriba, who was a
Nicaraguan National Guard
lieutenant 10 years ago. Mr..
Somoza charged it was formed
and trained in Cuba of mer-
cenaries from several Carib-
bean countries.
Two weeks ago Mr.. Somoza
reported a group of rebels had
sailed from Cuba for Mica
ragua. but later he discounted
his own reports. He said the
Somarriba group is probably
the one he was referring to.
He claimed both groups con-
tain members Of the Caribbean
Legion, an outfit purportedly
dedicated to the overthrow of
relationships. The contingent
in Honduras, he charged. is
financed by Communists and
armed by Prime Minister Fidel
Castro's government.
Mr.. Somoza said the Costa
Rican group was at Santa
Elena Bay, near the border OF
| Nicaragua. He charged that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

show of cruising through this
state capital yesterday, but the
government denied that army
units had been moved into
Kerala. There are about 1000
here normally.
ofiicers said the navy is en-
gagged In precautionary guard
ing of oil stores at Ernakulam,
ITO miles northwest Of Tri-
vandrum.
1t. Gen. J. N. Choudhuri,
chief Of the army's South India
Command. came here for con-
ferences with Premier Nam
budiripad.
Christians and Nairs are
picketing schools in an effort
to keep them closed. They
charge the government is try
ing to communize the schools.
most Of which are church
operated.
Opposition parties accuse the
Communists Of seeking to en-
trench themselves in power
and are conducting a token
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Foster Asks OK
On Trip to Russia

NEW YORK. June II (AP).
The Nations former top
Communist. William z. Foster,
asked yesterday for permission
to 60 to Russia for treatment Of
various ailments He said the
cost here Is too high.
Mr.. Foster. now 70 and as
sertedly bedridden most Of the
time, expressed belief he could
get medical attention much
cheaper In Russia.
His attorney, Mrs. Mary
Kaufman. also said her clients
condition has been getting
worse because Of the emotional
strain resulting from indict-
|ments which have been pending
since l948.
Through the attorney, Mr..
Foster asked the Federal Dis
trict Court either to dismiss
the indictments against him or
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force Is backed by Marcial
Aguiluz, q Costa Rican COM
gresham.
Invaders Repulsed
Costa RIGA was the base for
the rebels who invaded Mica
ragua earlier this month. The
President said one member of
that force had been killed, los
captured and 4 are unaccounted
for.
The first invasion. backed by
% liberal-conservative political
coalition Of Nicaraguan exiles,
is being investigated by a COM
mission from the Organization
Of American States.
Demonstrators hurled gar
bage at the missions hotel
headquarters in Tegucigalpa,
Honduras. yesterday and ac-
cused 1t Of intervening In
Nicaragua's internal affairs,
The rebels claim the invasion
was entirely q domestic fight
against dictatorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, June
II (AP).-New invasion threats
from two directions were re-
ported last night by President
Luis Somoza. whose govern
ment has Just finished of q
group of rebels that invaded
Nicaragua two weeks ago.
The 37-year-old President,
whose family has ruled this
Central American republic for
% years. said one new set Of
invaders is based in Honduras
and consists Of about so men.
He indicated he was not cer-
tain whether 1t had actually
crossed Nicaragua's northern
border and sent units OF his
well-trained army to check.
Costa Rican Threat
The other group is getting
ready to strike with about 200
men from neighboring Costa
Rica. probably in about two
weeks. Mr.. Somoza said.
He said the Honduras biased
group is under the command Of
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School Is Set Afire
As KeroIo Red Talks

TRIvANDRUM, India. June
II (AP).-Flames shooting UP
from a state school here last
night interrupted a speech by
Kerala States Communist
Premier 400 yards away. The
incident came amid unrest
that has cost II lives.
Premier e. M. s. NAM
budiripad had Just begun talk
ing to a crowd Of 10000 when
somebody set the schools
matched roof afire.
A 15-yard stretch Of rain
soaked roof burned before fire.
men put out the blaze. Mr..
Nambudiripad resumed his
speech.
The school was among gov
eminent institutions reopened
Monday in defiance Of picket
ing by political and religious
foes Of the states Communist
government.
A few Indian troops made a
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THE EVENING STAR AIS
Washington, D. c.
"Wednesday, June ", 1859

grant him permission to 60 to
Russia for treatment.
He was indicted in 1s48 with
IL other srembers of the Conn.,
munist Party's national board
At the time Mr.. Foster was ma
tional chairman.
A hearing on his latest move
was scheduled for June %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
D. c. Police Form
Pistol Team

Washington police announced
yesterday the formation Of an
official pistol team headed by
Inspector John B. Layton. head
Of the gambling squad.
He win be assisted by Sergt.
Willie w. Harp, the depart
ment's pistol range director.
The team viii use the Park
Police pistol range at North
Capitol and Gallatin streets.
Inspector Layton recently
won a first place in the White
House pistol match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Cold Territory

Dawson, Canada. in the Yu-
kon Territory. has an average
Of about rs days q year that
are frost free.
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picketing Of district admins
trative Offices. The parties say
they will start an about effort
to paralyze the government II
II does not resign by June %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30

check. They cannot be cashed
by anyone else until Endorsed
properly by the owners.
Usually a Treasury note is
made out to the bearer and
there is no record of ownership.
1t can be cashed by anyone and
interest is paid for coupons
clipped and presented for pay
ment.
Despite increased expenses
and trouble for the Treasury,
the registration privilege also
will be extended shortly to in
vestors who purchased the 4s4
per cent Treasury notes dated
last July 20 and maturing in
May is, 1864. and the 5 per cent
Treasury notes dated last Oc-
tober Is and maturing August
is. 1864.
A Treasury spokesman SAID
the registration privilege would
be extended to the previous
issues in view of the widespread
interest of individuals in those
offerings. He predicted registra-
ton would please the unso-
phisticated investor, who found
1t difficult to keep securities in
a safe place and clip the
coupons.
The refunding exch an g e
package, of which the AS per
cent four-year notes are a part,
also includes 434 per cent one
year certificates of indebted
ness.
Holders of Still, 100000 Of
33s per cent certificates OF in
debtedness Series E-1959 and
100000 of S1a per cent
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Semi-annual interest on both
issues will be paid May is and
December IS.
Popularity Of the Magic IS.
widely publicized bond offering
OF last month, had a salutary
effect on the market and was
heartening to the Treasury. 1t
was said. 1t attracted more than
100000 individual buyers and
revived interest in Government
securities.
The next cash offering Of the
Treasury will come late in No
vember. or early In December
and will total between 50 bill
lion and So billion as previously
forecast, officials said.
OF the $40 billion Of securities
maturing November Is, $50 bill
lion are publicly held. The
remainder is held by the Fed
eral Reserve System and Gov
eminent trust accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
Trade at Retail
Is at High Level

NEW YORK, Oct. 80 AP).-
Retail trade maintained its
high level this week, registering
dollar volume increases of 4 to
8 per cent over q year ago, Dun
g. Bradstreet Inc. reported
today.
Clear, cool weather in most
cities helped bring out the
buyers.
Best sellers we're women's ap-
parel, major appliances, furni-
ture and floor coverings.
Food sales held to the level
Of the previous week with in
terest conferred primarily in
canned vegetables, fresh poultry
produce and dairy products.
Volume in fresh meat and
bakery goods was down frac-
tionally.
Scattered reports indicated
sales of new passenger cars
stayed at the extremely high
level Of the previous week and
were up substantially over the
similar 1858 week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30

MISSIONS advisory board says
a decline In dealer loans on
new automobiles is indicative Of
low inventories. 1t predicts fur
ther declines before production
flows again.
Many Washington area deal
ers are making aggressive ef-
forts to buy 1859 models in
other sections where dealers
have either overbought or de-
mand is slack. One firm pur-
chased several hundred cars
in the last week.
The ABA report predicts it
will take six weeks to restore
steel production and still more
time for fabrication and manu-
facture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30

Treasury notes Of Series B.
1859, both of which mature on
November Is, can exchange
them for either the new four
year notes which can be regis
tered, or the one-year certif1-
Gates. Holders can demand
cash. Subscription books will
be open November 2 through
November 4.
In addition, 50 billion of 4
per cent Treasury notes of
Series B-1962 maturing August
is, 1862, will be eligible for ex-
change into the new four-year
notes only. Holders of the 1862
notes have an option permitting
them to redeem such notes on
February Is, 1860, upon giving
notice of intention not later
than November 16, 1859.
The Treasury has received
indications that many of these
holders will exercise their OPP
lions for redemption next Feb
ruary. That is why the new
four-year notes were offered in
exchange for them. These hold
ers also can demand cash.
In the current refunding, all
exchanges will be made at par
as of November Is and cash
subscriptions will not be re-
ceived.
The four-year notes will be
dated November Is and will
mature on that date in 1868.
The one-year certificates will
be dated November Is and will
mature on that date next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
Wholesale Trade Up

The Census Bureau said sales
OF wholesalers increased by 7
per cent last month to an esti-
mated $ll,400,000, 900. Deliv-
cries Of durable goods were up
s per cent while sales OF soft
goods advanced 8 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30

reelected president and John
L. Clarke, formerly with In
surance Go. Of North America,
was named vice president
treasurer. Peter A. Knowles,
who is unit supervisor for Sun
Life Insurance here, became
secretary. All four officers were
elected directors and William
G. Sickles, Certified Public Ac-
countant, also was added to the
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
Auto Plant Shutd0wns
Will Lengthen Out

One of the big three auto
mobile manufacturers figures
that as a result of the steel
strike, a shortage of steel will
force shutdowns totaling 80
days in its plants as of
now and that each addi-
tional day Of strike will re-
suit in an additional day of
shutdown. The Star learned
from a reliable source.
A quarterly report from the
Installment Credit Commission
Of the American Bankers As
ISOLATION points in the same
direction. Covering the period
ended September 80. the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
Metropolitan BrOadcasting
Earnings Rise Sharply
Roberts Named Chairman
OF CAPITOL Insurance

Stockholders of Capitol IN
surance U Underwriters, Inc,
elected William A. Roberts
board chairman at the annual
meeting. He formerly was vice
president.
George B. Kennedy, Jr., was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
GEICO and Amliates
Report Larger Nets

Net income of Government
Employees Insurance Co. totaled
$4.176,579 or $3.07 a share after
taxes in nine months ended
September 30, compared with
$3,287 ,298 or $2.41 a share in
the same 1858 period, President
L. A. Davidson announced
yesterday.
Premiums written in the
period rose to $43,784,772 from
$35,618,227 a year earlier. As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
Peoples Drug Votes
Dividend Of so Cents

Directors of Peoples Drug
Stores, Inc, today declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of
so cents a share, President
George B. Burrus announced.
The dividend will be paid De-
cember 20 to stockholders of
record December 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. Oct. 80 lAP) Spot
valley s ss9'' ef 1Stsnd S SSnneet NsT
York. Zinc 12la-i3 cents a pound, East
York, foreign silver 9ih cents per
PITTSBURGH scrap steel No. 1 heavy
was quoted by Iron Age at al OO-4S 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
'' RI BUSINESS
Treasury Offer Caters
Too Unsophisticoted
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

In move for convenience unsophstcated investors the
Treasury has decided the registration privilege to AZ
per cent four-year notes. part of $os billion
refunding exchange package.
Registered notes will be made out in the name OF the
owners and interest payments will be made by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30

sets totaled $7s. s2s.5o4 on Sep
TENDER 30 VS.. $65. 983, Tao on the
same 1858 date.
Government Employees Life
Insurance Co. had premium
income Of $2,627, 800 in nine
months VS.. $2.237.768. Life
insurance in force totaled 1885,
669.488 on September 80 VS..
$l26, I'll, 975 a year ago.
Government Employees Corp.
had net income Of $308,215 OF
$l.85 a share in nine months VS..
$298,566 or $l.79. Loan volume
rose to $ll, 705,l4 from 50, 797,-
789.
Metropolitan BrOadcasting
Earnings Rise Sharply
Net earnings of Metropolitan
Broadcasting Corp. totaled ST.
1877 ,097 or n cents a share in
80 weeks ended october 4, COM
pared with $2l9,394 or IA cents
a share in the like 1858 period,
reported John H. Kluge, board
chairman and president.
Gross revenues in the 80
weeks expanded to $11, 765. 1853
from $9,762,415 a year earlier.
Net for Is weeks ended the
same date was $192.845 or IL
cents a share VS.. a loss Of
$50, 300 in the like 1858 period.
Gross revenues rose to $780,
272 VS.. $2,987,978. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30

Ride in any ordinary car at road speed.
Hear the rush and sizzle of air? Then
ride in Solid 80 Plymouth. Notice
the hushed quiet?
That's because the air is sliding by
without holding you back, stealing gas
and power. With Stabilizer Design,
you're cutting through much of the
wind obstacle that conventional cars
must fight. The wind drag is 14I less
in the Solid 1860 Plymouth. ION a rainy
day, note how rapidly the raindrops roll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Oct. 80 (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported to-
day these odd-lot transactions BY
principal dealers for october 20: Pur-
chases of 3SS,S65 shares; sales of
334 ,S91 shares including 1910 shares
sold short.
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OVER COUNTER

Washington listings on oyer-the-
counter markets furnished BY the Ma
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as OF pm. Friday, October so:
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up the windshield, to slither off the roof
with the wind.)
Meanwhile, improved TorsionAire
suspension hugs the road with easy COM
fort i. quells the bumps. And under
meath the car is a much smoother
surface, with fewer projections to cause
wind drag. It's all part of the new
welded Dura-Q Quiet Unibody construc-
ton that helps make Plymouth the best
built, best performing car in the
low-price class.
, a solid hour Monday nights on NBC-TV.
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FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK, Oct. 80 (AP).-Foreign
exchange rates (Great Britain In dol
lars, others In cents and decimals Of
a cent?:
Today Prev. Day
Canada in N. Y.
(freel lO5 bD37 lOb 1871
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