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Dining Room

BROWNSVILLE FORECAST Ts
Modern Dining Room Suites at 81
+Group /. Consists of 56-inch
buffet and desk, 40x60 extension
table, 2 arm and 4 side chairs.
Originally $576 ----------------
tGroup 2. Consists Of 48-inch
buffet, 46-inch china, 40x60 extern
sion table, 2 arm and side chairs.
Originally 615.5O ----------------
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Living Room

SELIG Modern Sofas Four styles,
E sn :: S s; 81; i;I;;'; & 249
$S3U
SELIG Modern Chairs. Four styles.
All foam rubber, Zippered cushions. n--
Newest fabrics and colors Custom d III
covered to order. Regularly $134 Il ~
20 $40
+ =: s.: :$ !: $ ;i 500
ishes. S1le-prtced ----------------
IS styles in Traditional Sofas. 80
s: :' So: 6; CO :s e; s249
cred to your order. Sale-priced -
STEPHEN Contemporary Sofas,
Custom covered to order. Five SQQO
Styles diversified Custom construc- "eDO1
ton. Sdle-prtced --------------
PROVINCIAL MASTERPIECE Sofas and Chairs.
Custom covered to order Save up to S160 on
the Sofas up 70 $50 on the Chairs.
CHESAPEAKE Sleep Sofas. Five styles. Custom
covered to order. Better grade fabrics, priced at
base grade fabrics. All new construction fea-
lures.
Apartment Size----------------S239 and S249
Full $3.50 ana S27S
MGM French Provincial Club
Chairs. Adrian and Ernie, down and n0-o
feather cushions, antiqued fruit o. I'D
wood frames. Custom covered to
order. Regularly $329 ------------
MGM French Provincial and Ital-
ian Provincial Open Arm Chairs GO
AntiQued frames and selection of lO7
fabrics. Regularly $219-----------
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Occasional

FOUNDERS Famous Skuld Group.
Modern Oil Walnut smoker or &C
cessory tables. Regularly $500
MORGANTON Drop Leaf Dining
Extension Table. Duncan Phyfe
base. In Mahogany. Regularly
1880
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Stocks Higher,
TobaccosDip;
Trading Brisk

NEW YORK, Feb. is (AP)
The stock market continued
to rally in brisk trading early
this afternoon but tobaccos
dipped sharply.
Coppers. steels. rails and mo-
tors went ahead. Aircrafts and
oils were spotty.
Key stocks advanced frac-
tons to a point or more. Bigger
gains we're scored by some
specially situated issues.
Tobacco dropped / to nearly
3 points. Drugs and electronics
were among the gamers.
Coppers were UP as reports
were current that the price of
custom copper may be boosted
again.
Thiokol jumped about 5 in
continued hopes that directors
would propose a stock split this
week. A rise Of about 8 points
by Polaroid was ascribed to an
upside breakout in the stocks
price pattern.
Magma copper and Lukens
Steel were each more than 2
points higher.
Corporate bonds were firm.
Government bonds we're UNI
changed.
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Roach Heads jacobs,
Buys Gutermo Stock

released in $1,000 bail on secur-
tiles charges. Authorities have
said they are investigating al
legations Of fraud against Mr..
Guterma.
Mr.. Guterma is specially
charged with failing to report
the sale Of $4,000 shares Of
stock in the Jacobs company.
Transaction Explained
His lawyer said Mr.. Guterma
had not sold the stock, but
pledged 1t as security for a loan,
after extracting a promise that
it wouldn't be sold, and 1t was
sold through a misunderstand-
ing on the part Of the holder.
Mr.. Roach said he found it
necessary to assume control to
protect his own interests and
those Of other stockholders and
employees. He already was q
major stakeholder in Jacobs
and Mr.. Guterma's Scranton
Corp, which owns Mutual and
the Roach Studios.
Mr.. Guterma has resigned
posts he held in Scranton, Mu-
tual and Roach Studios, as well
as in Jacobs, according to the
announcement.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 10 P).-Rather
heavy -four mill buying and an ex-
pected bullish Government report later
this week sent the grain futures mar
get into higher price levels .,, during ne ne
Brokers said most Of the flour mill
industry appeared to be buying in
volume Of about 30-day supply. This
and the possibility that q report by
the Agriculture Department this week
vii show large amounts o. trains IN
One srsin firm said II. believed wheat
impoundings will be Upward OF $50
rr'''ien bushels. perhaps as much as
500 million.
Wheat was unchanged to q cent .
S Sr M seS se Sne c smq sas nT
TO q hieher March old type contract
81 t5h oats V to Y higher. March
R6A;- roe UNCHANGED to - higher,
Msrch 81 1874: soybeans V to u
hieher March 50 81.
The United States appears to have
been doing a better-than,ayerage sales
farm commodity shipments but it may
have incurred some displeasure in
conretitor nations.
:. While United States exporters.
through the Government subsidy pro-
gram, are ,mqving grains abroad in
Canadian wheat shipments to foreign
markets we're at a three.year low for
the first five months Of the crop year.
Australia's exports also declined,
The. cutback in Canada, despite an
e eSp credit program. reduced her
to "a per cent W Whe he sf United O States
share Jumped from As to 40 per cent
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Diners Club, Inc, common
stock was admitted to trading
on the New York Stock Ex-
change. Trading under the
ticker symbol del" the stock
opened at 347s, up u from the
closing price Friday on, the
American Stock Exchange.
H. L. Green Co. January
sales totaled $8,299,545, up
9.99o from 1858; for IL months
$l33, 734, 002, up 1877 from 1858.
Diana Stores Corp. January
sales totaled $2,083,689 up
1880 from 1858; for 6 months
$21 ,040, 1877, up $50 from 1858.
National Shirt Shops January
sales totaled 81, 084,34 up 1870
from 1858.
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T RADE
WINDS
By LOU SCHNEIDER

There's no way Of judging
how general business is these
days, because it isn't normal.
Reason: there's an abnormal
amount of buying going on due
to so many different industries
being in union wage negotia-
tons or facing wage negotia-
lions. The buying is to have
supplies on hand should there
be strike, or to beat price in
creases.
But one thing is certain,
regardless of Govern m e n
optimists, and that is that
prices of almost everything will
be higher later in the year. Rea-
son: wages point upward, and
manufacturers will pass the
higher costs on to consumers.
They must do so, If they want
to remain in business. So, buy
now, and buy wisely.
X 4 4 X
Oil companies operating In
the Middle East face a general
demand from the Arabs for a
bigger slice of the profits. That
issue will be a major topic at
the Arab league oil conference
this spring. Venezuela's tax
action to get a new profit split
whet the appetites of the Arab
oil-producing countries. Looks
like they'll have their way.
The overtime clause in the
recently signed Sears, Roebuck-
retail, wholesale and depart
ment store union wage contract
may set a pattern for other
retailers. Most unionized de-
partment stores pay overtime
only after a 40-hour work
period. Thus sales help, etc.,
worked late shifts without over
time if the total was 40 hours
or less. The new contract says
overtime Is to be paid for any
work after $50 pm. regardless
of the number of hours worked
in a day or week. Since the
trend in retailing is toward
keeping stores open evenings,
it means retailers face higher
operating costs.
Consolidated News Features)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

NEW YORK. Feb. l6 (AP).-
Hal Roach, IT,, son Of the vet
eran movie producer, has taken
over control Of the sprawling
interests Of Alexander Guterma.
who is charged with securities
law violations.
Announcement that Mr..
Roach had purchased Mr..
Guterma's stock in the F. L.
Jacobs Co. was made yesterday.
Mr.. Guterma had been presi-
dent. board chairman and chief
stockholder in Jacobs. the par
ent company Of his holdings.
Mr.. Roach is now board chair
man and chief executive officer
Of the firm.
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Feb. I6 (AP)-
(USDA) Butter offerings liberal. De-
mand quiet Receipts e. days. SOL
900. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
fresh) Creamery. % score (AAl So
-59h cents. 81 score (A) 5S34-59
80 score OBJ 5Sia-5S94.
Cheese steady. Receipts e days.
$1,000. Wholesale sales, American
cheese whole milk. Single daisies
fresh 37-40 cents. Single daisies aged
1851 Flats aged 4S-52. Processsd
American pasteurized 5 lbs 361z-3S.
Domestic Swiss wheels grade "a"
45-52. Grade B" 1919. Grade &C.
wholesale egg offerings liberal. Re-
ceipts e days. $4,000. New York
spot quotations follow: Midwestern:
Mixed colors: Extras $3.50 lbsl 35l2-
81: extras medium 35-35l2: standards
large 35-36; checks 1894 Whites:
Extras (fS-50 lbsl 1888; extras me-
dium 35ls-36. Browns: Extras as
so lbs) 37-37ta
Nearby whites: Top quality as
so lbs) 37-40Ia; mediums 36l2-37:
smalls 1914 -34i2. Browns: Top quail
ity (4S-50 lbsl 3S-391a; mediums
35h-36ia; smalls 331z-34i5.
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FOREIGN EXcH'GE

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (AP) For
eign exchanges rates Great Britain in
dollars. others In cents Unbalanced
unless otherwise noted
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 2 1882 per cent premium or
102 .03ls U. g. cents up y.
Europe; Great Britain (pound)
2.S0s4. OF q: so day futures ESQ
1116, of "a 90 day futures 2.S0ss
Belsium franc 2.00s, OF Il; France
(Francl .20is; Germany (Western)
land (Guilderl 1851, of "a; Italy
(Lira) .16A Of cent: Portugal (es-
cudo) 3.51, Sweden (krona) 1894.
switzerland dranel 0ree) 1920, Dem
Latin America: Argentina (free)
1.54, of oil; Brazil (freel 70 Of a
cent, up 81; Mexico 500, Venezuela
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1880.
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Holdings Listed

Mr.. Guterma's financial in
terests included the Mutual
Broadcasting System, of which
Mr.. Roach is board chairman
and Hal Roach Studios, Of
which Mr.. Roach is president
as well as other enterprises.
Mr.. Roach's announcement
came about "a hours after Mr.
Guterma, A. was arrested and
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Auto Dealer Stocks
Show January Gain

DETROIT, Feb. Is (AP) -
Stocks Of unsold new cars ir
dealer hands February num-
bered 648,240 units. Automotive
News said today. The total COM
pares with 543, 1888 units in stock
on January /.
On February / last year deal
er stocks totaled 779,103 units,
the trade paper said. That rep
resented an increase from
652 ,208 cars from the total of
the previous month.
The current inventory is con-
sidered about normal for the
present sales rate.
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DIVIDENDS
NJ. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 (APl Prices
continued to advance in the late morn
ing on trade and commission house
buying. Gains reached IS cents a bale
before some deliveries eased slightly
Memphis reports to a leading spot
firm said that sales of spot cotton In
some volume were made last week to
mills Mills showed tendencies to cover
their needs further ahead with ship
ments running into August
Noon prices were IS TO rs cents a
bale HIGHER than the previous close
March 1888. May 35.72 and July
"a 80.
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Other earnings included:
Far Year Ended December n
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department.:
Livestock Markets
Cattle 1900 and calves 1876: salei
946.1 ,l43 ID average good to average
choice slaughter steers 27.00-29 90
bulk 27.5O-2s.50. about 8 loads 1905.
1.244 lb high good and choice 27.26.
$500 short IT. load al l q y high stand md
and ! lots si0.s44 ID mostly sooet
slaughter heifers 25.00-26. 80, small
lot choice 27.00, small lot standard
"a 90; utility cows Is.25-2O.00, scat.
tered head high utility to standard
20.50-22 90, Gamers and cutters 1880.
1875; utility bulls largely 2S;5O-25 90
90. 90: scattered head l50-240 ID good
and choice vealers 35 .00-41 90, choice
$3.50 and up, few standard down to
29.00; short load sos ID feeder. steers
$500, about 2 loads 7ls-924 lib high
SIS IS choice STOCK steers Soo lots
434-636 ID medium to low good stock
steers and stock steer calves 5000
31.00, load and 2 lots 400-405 Ii
medium to choice but mostly good
d chS s@s SGsk 6 hfeF b c Choice STOCK
Hogs 700: bulk supply mixed lots
o. S. No. I 190-220 ID butchers, few
lots No. 1-3 lS0-23O lbs included
mixed No. ! and No. 1-2 10000 ID
butchers 1700-25, short 200 head
at latter price. few lots No. la $780,
225 10 1900 lots same grade 800
235 ID 1850.
Sheep 25; no sales.
Grain Market
Flour-Receipts, 3,422 100-pound
'"I WRiheat-RscsiSts, 244,s44 bushels:
shipments, 70.lS7 bushels; stocks,
2,9l2,915 bushels. No. 2 red winter
Corn-Receipts, 5,4S3 bushels; ship
ments, none: stocks. 415, 40 bushels.
Oats--Receipts, Al .06q bushels; ship
ments, $500 bushels; stocks. SOL. so
bushels.
Bariey-Receipts none: shipments,
none; stocks, 177,627 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments,
none: stocks. 1886 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, 1881 bushels:
shipments, 93,333 bushels; stocks,
1,207,6S2 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts none.
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Earnings

F. w. WooIworth Co. in year
ended December 81 earned
$32, 1858 800 or 1894 a share VS..
$33,358,136 or $3.44 in 1857.
Truax- Traer Coal in 9 months
ended January 81 earned ST.
827,84l or $1.20 a share VS..
$2,238.976 or $3.50 in 1858
period.
DayStrOm, Inc, in 8 months
ended December 81 earned
1901 900 or SO cents a share VS..
$1,754,000 or $1.94 in 1857
period.
Other earnings included:
n~~~.A.-
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Boon to Plumbers

ADAIR, Okla. (AP). - This
Northeastern Oklahoma hamlet
whose chief claim to fame is
the 1892 train robbery-gun bat
tie by the Dalton gang soon will
have running water. Plumbers
expect their business to boom.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Feb. 16 (AP) 1.-THE
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions b.
principal dealers for February 10: Pur.
chases Of 309,566 shares, sales oil
272,232 shares including zoos shares
sold short.
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Yaie&Tow " is SOFA 5oIA 5oIs- "A
YnE Sh&TS 7t27 I26'G l27 + u

YnE ShGTS 7I27 I26iG l27 y
Zenith Rad 3 10 ls5 1872 1872 + v
hoUrlV Sales or me Ezehanse
a OOam 40 600 Noon $40 600
loo 0. m 2 100 ooo 100 m ooo 600
UNIT Of trading 10 SHARES OF sales IN
.ull Rates of dividends N the foregoing
table are annual disbursements passed or
the last quarterly OF semi-annual decls.
ration Unless otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not included
a Also extra OF extras AnnUal rate
plus stock dividend q Declared OF oaid
in 1859 plus stock dividend Paid last
year Payable N stock during 1859.
estimated cash value on ex-divldeDd OF
redistribution cate, 6 Declared OF paid
50 faI this year b Declared d 1aid after
stock dividend on splitup declared OF
paid this wear an accumuiatiye issue
with dividends N arrears Paid this
wear dividend omitted. deferred OF 90
action taken at last dividend meetins
Declared OF paid In 1858 plus suck div.
dend Payable IN stock during 1858.
estimated cash value on ex-diyidend or
ex-distribution date Llquldatina diyi-
dend, CID Called 4 Ex dividend KIDS
0ut warrants Wv Win Wsrraufs. Wd
When distributed vi When issued a
Next day delivery. In bankruptcy or
receiyership OF being reorsanized under
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities ASSUMED
BY such companies
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UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

BY the Associated Press
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includes s422.65s.94i.sl debt not s
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Routh Robbins

Real Estate Corp. XII. a-3663
II No Answer, Call KI. $4,000
0XON HILL. MD.-5-room brick
home; carport. fenced yard, gas
heat. 10. 7-47ee after $50 pm.
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SILVER SPRING-Lovely 2-bedrm.
prick rombler with sep din. rm.,
huee porch and rec rm. level,
fenced lot, for only S17,95O Per-
feet for the couple moving OFT
from Washington, Close 10 bus
sery. CHESTER KELLER WOOD
MOOR AGENCY CORR, JU -
Z 90. Q I'll q. LII n-hhSE
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HOUSES UMFuRNlsHED


R0cKvILLEi ATTRac. 3-REDRM
HOME-Exeel 0eatio auie
street, mr., schools, churches shop
ping, swim. pool Sll6 mo, 20
s-4SiS.
Sc. WARRINGTON bedrooms
| y baths, completely redecorated
reasonable rent. 10. 2-0lb2.,
SILVER SPRING - Brio rambler
. bedrooms, basement. SIPS pei
mo. Short term lease or will sci
SIS 800. LEE PREV PLATT. Ju
9-570s Ju. 5-0796.
UNly. PARK-4-bedrm. home II
exclusive section OF nearby Nd.
close TO Univ. of Nd, Avail. from
March ] 70 Sept. is. Call UN
4-4ol6 for appt. TO see.
sizes MO-, Silver spring-Moderr
brick rambler, Three bedrooms
nice lot. near 81. MichAers: promp
possession. 10. 4-6565. 23'
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SILVER SPRING, Woodside-Three-
bedrm .brk. Colonial. Lge. din,
rm., delightful pine-paneled kit,
study on LIST floor, garage, wooded
yard cony shopping, transp.:
SlS,950. KORZENDORFER, Real
tor, OIL. 4-Sl11 til q
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CLUB AREA; 500, $50
-Handsome 3-bedrm., 2I-bath
AIR CONDITIONED brick Colo
MAI IN close-in Chevy Chase. Pam
eied fec room with fireplace;
screened porch, all-electric kitchen,
PLUS washing machine and large
deep freeze. Within walking dis
lance Of transportation and shop
ping FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC
Ell. 7-1411; ewes. WO. 5000.
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CONN. AVE-. above Dupont Circle,
completely remodeled penthouse
apartment, 2 bedrooms, Twins
II, II will remind YOU OF the
French Quarter OF New Orleans
or the Left Bank In Paris, but
the plumbing "a all new and the
Concierge speaks English, ready
now, sl75. AID. 2-5424 Tiehe
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CONLEY
Chevy Chase

Big Chevy Chase brick rambler with
3 bedrms.. ? baths, cost. utility
nm, huge 24-ft. rec. nm. modern
Kit, with dishwasher, disposail
and table space. Also sep din
rm. Amazing low price Of $40 go
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SILVER SPRING - Desirable brick
nome; 3 bedrms, liv. rm., firepl.,
DIN. rm- kit, porch full bsmt.
rec, room with "a bath lge. level
Anchor fenced yard; only Sl7,950.
BY appt. only, o. d. FIELD. INC,
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GOODACRE

Beautiful Spacious. and 2 bed
room apts- hreproof. soundprooi
r walls, large treezer-top refgr Rent
Must Be seen " be sppreeisss ED
S6ta Piney BIT. Rd.. sii. spE., Nd
JU b-7IIl
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2724 PORTER ST. NV.

BLK. EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Living rm.. bedrm,, din. rm area,
kit. and bath: 500. so, utils. incl
Off-street parking. See janitor.
HERBERT HARVEY, INC.
DIT -1ERR
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TREES

Modern rambler with carport, 3
lhrge bedrooms, family size kit
chen. good size living room, separ.
ate dining room assume large
fises loan. Total price Sl5,abO.
James c. Conley q Co.
e525 GA, AVE. Ju, a-il34 TIL o
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SILVER SPRING-Brick rambler;
3 bedrms., . baths, sep din. rm.,
beaut. kit with table space, day
light bsmt., lge lot, 500 $50.
Wood. Co. JU $1,000 23'
with . baths, rec,
room and sep, din. rm.. 3 bedrms..
off-street parking. big yard Can
assume lge. 412et loan G. RUS
SELL BAUER, JU. 5-1353 or JU.
5-S4SS.
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LIVE THE
GOOD LIFE!

Enjoy living to the hilt in one of
our new contemporary homes In
the Burnt Mills area We have
sizes to At all families. Prom 4
to Q bedrooms and 4 baths and
every one under $1,000 Fabu-
lous features include recreation
room and den. full Easements
some with garages The most
beautiful kitchen you've ever seen
and many more eye-flllinR Won
ders. We offer the most liberal
financing available today and We
welcome trades. Visit our model
homes any day Of the week III
dark Dir. Out 18th st to the
circle right on ColesYille I'd RTE
29l, 5 blocks past Four Corners
70 NORTHWEST BRANCH Is
TATES.
James c. Conley & Co.
H. 4-706o ~. e-6177
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1T PLEASES US

10 b. able 20 oaer SO much home
ier sueh q small emopnt Of money,
brick rambler with . full baths,
separate dining room, eatlng space
In the kitchen and a full basement
for only Sls,S0O. SEEING Is be-
1tasT4rl
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A-S-S-TT-M-E

ASSUME
S14.500 4hes loan, 500 mo-, incl,
taxes and insurance. Immaculate
3-bedroom brick Colonial in Ken
sinton, within walking distance
Of schools, shops, transp, sep.
din. rm., beautiful, pine paneled
rec rm. with sink, powder rm.,
outside entr. lovely, level. land
scaped lot $1,000 dn. will han
die; S17,950. ANDRIS REALTY,
OIL 2-0n70: ewes OF. o.nR1R
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10-YR, MONEY BACK
GUARANTEE
1919 SAVING BY BUYING DIRECT
l0f6 DOWN
Trades accepted. Dir: 2Ia mi. out
Old GEORGETOWN I'd, left at Ash
burton entrance, then right to
9S13 Singleton dr.. Model homes
open daily, $50 am, to 6 pm,
PRYMB CONST. CO, OIL. 2-7379
ASHTON AREA - Country homes,
building sites and farms. ASHTON
REALTY CO., EV 4-I743
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HOUSES FOR sALE--M.w.

BRiARCLlFF; SPRING VALLEY
Charming white brk Colonial on
one Of the most beautiful streets
IN exclusive Kent Center-hall
plan. LIST FLOOR Law, 3 bedrms.
, baths on end. Lovely clubroom
with fireplace. servants rm, and
bath. Delightful screened liylne
porch; 2-car garage, UPPER 30sl
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, d.
l-l4ll; ewes, OIL. 2-9034.
BUkLEITH - Fine family nome;
q bedrms.. 4 baths, I'd, gar; SIN,
cash bargain. Stevens, Pc, 7-l773,
CHEVY CHASE; near Blessed Sac
Tament and Lafayette school -
Large brick center hall Colonial,
bis living room and dining room,
den, lavatory. Spacious NEW
kitchen, 1 excellent bedrooms and
= baths on second floor. Fine
dormitory room on third. Very
good basement with recreation
room space Nice lot. Price
S35,750. See Il today. Call
JAMES Z. scHwAB, EN-. 2-5S0O,
ewes. OIL. 2-1409.
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RAPID RESULTS

1141AN II IJAAIN
He. $4,000, Til . PM. RIA. $4,000
Our Both Yr Of Dependable Service
WHEATON WOODS; $3.50 On 4
bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod sep
din rm = full bSmt Assume ice CT
loan Call Mr. CLEARY, ST. 3
1917: ewes, WA. 1857.
WHEATON-S205 down mel. set
Element Lovely 2-bedrm, lge.
fenced lot Assume present finano-
N ECant. =. lAM
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TWO (2) ACRES

SURROUND this nursing home
that has 7 bedrooms, 21a baths,
huge living room: l2x20-ft. din
Ing room and a 12xl2 kitchen,
fully automatically equipped
washer included plus full base
ment with bath and hot water
heat. This property also suitable
for doctors office-residence. Close
in Takoma Park-Sligo Greek Park
area Call HE. i4-4OO0 for details.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
YOUR KIDS"

WILL REALLY live with space to
spare In this 4-bedroom, 2-bath
home with hot water heat, full
basement. front and rear porches,
large fenced lot; for only S14.750.
FLA approved only 5000 down
needed, balance 30 year loan.
Don't miss this buy II your family
needs living space. Dial HE
$4,000 now
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ROCKVILLE - Charming 3-bedrm.
contemporary; lovely liv. rm. with
nrepl. picture book kit, family
rm. comb. carport. tree shaded
level lot, laundry equip. and Gus
tom Grapes incl in price OF Sl5,-
300 Large 4laes loan may be
assumed. Wood Co. JU. $1,000.