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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,E,
(cONTlNUED)
DETAcHED BEIcK-LARGE LoT
DETACHED. NOTHING DOWN
I04 UHLAND TERRI. NE.
TERRIFIC BUY

Attractive Colonial in new-house
cond.; o rms. and bath. Beautiful
kit, gas heat, nice yard. Priced
right on easy terms.
EHEQ
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SILVER SPRING-Close-in. Brand-
new, 3 large bedrms., Ia baths,
very modern kit, full daylight
yalk-out bsmt., large wooded lot.
-S17,500. LOW DOWN PAYMENT.
GRAHAM CO. JU. 5000
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H T: PECK. 1124e oeorgia Ave.

SILVER SPRING = Designed to
please. Brick and stone rambler:
in liy. rm. OF charm with frepl. !;
full bsmt., greenhouse. attached
garage. Priced in 2Os. 10. 5-29aO,
HUGH Z. PECK. l1246 Georgia Ave.
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HBIHidcRESS: Bricf, 6:6r% on Pa b,9Im: 9sys.6st sa
bath, 1st fr.: full tile ; bsmt' M :;
level lot. FHA approval. S22, 300.
JOSEPH FMIPPo REALTY co.
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KENSINGTON - Beautiful white
brick Cape Cod. Near schools and
shopping. Loveliest part Of city.
3 bedrms., liv. rm with fireplace,
sep. din. rm.. knotty pine bsmt. D..
glassed-tn porch. Home has an
expandable attic. Lovely shrub
berry on property. FHA appraisal,
Slq,60O. SALE PRICE ONLY Sl7,-
or FLA. HURRY
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oVERCRoWDED? Trade up to
this 5-bedrm., 21a-bath brick Cape
Cod: large living rm. with frepl.,
family dining rm., nice kitchen,
rec: nm, well-shrubbed garden
with patio and barbecue; elose-in
loc.: near schools and shopping;
only S24,500. YOUNKIN a. CO.,
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HOUSES FURR. TO REN1

and 8 bedroom brick:
nicely furn.; eonv. loe.; children
welcome, TIE. 1-O4o5.
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Murray Levine TA. 9-314A

EASTERN AVE. N.E.-Immac, one
owner home; 6 large rms, mod.
kit./Disposal; dining area; rec
dm. wall/Wall carpet: only Sl4-
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JE. 4-3900 JE. 2-6415
Mr.. SPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm. brk
rambs. immed. occp., $110-S15O
Call ED. 9-5400, MR.. HUNTER
PALMER PARK-Attractiv 3-bed-
rn. rambler. Immediately avail
able with option to buy. Only S1O5
per month. MANOVILL REALTY
CORP 10 4-2440
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WOOD ACRES-3-bedrm. and den
2-story Colonial; S210 month.
STUART g. MAURY, INC.
REALTORS
5207 Wisconsin Ave. KE. 7-137C
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HTTICRFST

OWNER SAYS SELL MAKE OFFER
22l2 Both ST. Sc.
Detached masonry home with &
rooms on large lot-5Oxlq5
Sl5,500 on terms to responsible
buyer. Mr.. O'Hazza, FL. 4-4545.
WAPLE CO., 1925 14th st. NV.
An AonO6
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TWINRROOK

Don't let limited funds keep you
from owning your own home.
$3.50 dn. moves you into q T.
bedrm. Cape Cod in area close to
schools and shopping center, home
laundry unit, Observation-Disclosures
combination incl. in sale price Of
gTRS Gan psSpEyaTips sedsys ~ S2Sgo' NssT
VIERS MILL VILLAGE-2-bedrm.
6u 6SunEsloE' rISCE es%t o so IKE Ike nsV o1; no
lent, m p Ss7be e'yieS 'Woop D0i Lol - 4.ifo0,
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SILVER SPRING-Brand-new list.
ing, opposite Sligo Jr. High; ceh-
trally air-cond. split, fenced level
lot, baths, rec. rm., porch, many
extras; unbelievable at S23.950.
ga. LO. h-4R11.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
D. c. VAN LINES, NC.


D. C. VAN LINES, INC.
II you can beat our spree,
Wen move you free.
81. 3-1222. "a HRS. ST. 3-229s
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving
storage. Reas. rates. ia. 9-2937.
HILL MOVERS
Low rates, short notice; wardrobe
service. large clean van. SP
3.0666, LU. 1-9500,
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches q speciality. s. L. NOR.
RIS, TU. 2-1l60 or TU. 2-S902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage
in separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STOR-
AGE CO., INC. Est, 1906,
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SILVER SPRING, 425 Hamilton
ave.-Large 3-bedrm. home: ia
baths UP, and downstairs porch,
equipped kit, bsmt. and garage:
oil heat; large yard, 1mmed.
ton. Dir: coiesviile I'd. to FRANK
lin ave, right to Hamilton. FRED
A. SMITH CO. EX. 3-o4SA.
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wEsTMoRELAND HILLs-3-bed.
rm. Coloniali den.; excel. cond
S215 month.
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ROCKVILLE = 3-bedrm. Colonial
bsmt.. Sl35 mo. Langley Park
3-bedrm., bsmt. duplex; $3.50
WOOD, LO. 4-17OO.
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CHEVY CHASE
IEVY CHASE, MD,
"The Village"

"The Village"
Charminsly restored Colonial home.
Lovely wide garden (100xl25)
with fine trees and paintings,
library with fireplace, ultramodern
family-sized kitchen, powder room,
4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS 2nd A.:
walking distance C. c. circle;
eMFSsS eMeaSin.as IN uOPss NJ S9s saaSS Sc MT: MT:
BOSS 3 PHELPS. INC. '.'Sl'
CHEVY CHASE; UNBELIEvABLE!
0ms center Of hs sisS9o 9 I mht 5syy sgy sIss %ss
baths on upper level: private din.
rm., large kit, family room 15x22:
4th bedrm. and 3rd full bath on
lower level: big, white, brk. land
stone bi-level, built in 1850. Beau
tiful neighborhood. not far from
Columbia Club; redecorated and
vacant! FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC. DI. 7-l411; eyes,. Wo.
CHEVY CHASE, The Hamlet-The
market has few values to equal
thisl Perfectly beautiful stone
and-white-claphoard Colonial In
the s,l choice high part q this Won: ,.9:
roof and 2-car attached garage:
splendid lot S0xl 80; spacious
center hall plan with library and
powder rm. on LIST fioor; 4 excel.
bedrms.. Q baths on 2nd floor;
hall stairway to large unfinished
3rd floor. Truly Q lovely home,
and you may believe 1t or not 1t
Is available In lower 40sl
FRANK 9. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-7006 Ewes, OIL. 6-s076
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
Charming older home. featuring 8
bedrms., bh baths, lge., rooms,
high ceilings; in top cond.: conv.
to shopping, schools, churches.
clubs. Ewes. call Mr.. Cochran,
W. C. d A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER-This
3-bedroom, white brick house has
a daylight lower level with pam
eled recreation room and 4th
bedroom. Large living room, sep
arate dining room and modern
electric kitchen. Wonderful close
in neighborhood near best schools.
S29,950 with $4,000 FIRST trust
to assume. Owner will consider
2nd trust from responsible pur-
chaser. VACANT. Call Mr.. Dean
at MARSTELLER, McCABE AND
CO.. Wo. 6-1966 ewes" KE. z
CHEVY CHASE-Brick Cape Cod;
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. Q bed
rms, bath on 1st; 2 huge bed
rms, l bath on End: rec. rm.
ONE OF THE BEST BUYS WE
HAVE. Priced in mid-20s: o am
CHEVY CHASE = one block from
Conn. ave. FIRST OFFERING of
an immaculate home. Perfectly To-
Gated In that delightful area
above Chevy Chase circle: Z spa spa
rms, new kitchen and 1st-fioor
den or bedrm. Tremendous level,
shaded lot, $40 feet deep. Low
20s. Call our Uptown once, KE.
7-1S00 It'll 8. (After 8, call OIL.
4-574D. SHANNON & LUcHs CO,
CLARKSBURG
$12,500
Oh, so spacious, on 1 acre Of
ground. this charming, 2-bedrm.
home: Liv. rm., dining area,
kitchen - plus "A rooms that
could be restored beautifully. Well
handicapped lot.
REALTY CORP.
GArTHERsBURG OFFICE
WI. 1924
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bhhDkEI hlLLS-ThlS almoSt-neW
s1s spIitisye ;D s,,S,.E blk. KIN. Of Bradley s
sep. din. rm., large fully equipped
KIT, family rm., bsmt., carport
porch: it is situated on a quiet deat
end street on an unusually large
shaded lot; asking $34,950.
IN SPRINGFIELD. MD, 2 blks. of
Mass: ave.-Beautiful center-hall
rambler; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, spa
clous NV; rm;, sep. din. rrn., large
iully equip. kit, full bsmt., garage
located on well-shrubbed and tree
studded lot; priced realistically in
this fine neighborhood: mr.. both
public and parochial elem. schools
and transp. on Mass. ave. Of
wiz. .ioO p. LUCAS CO. OIL. s-ssss til 9
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA For the
purchaser who desires the most
tor the least we offer this newly
decorated 4-bedroom Split-levei
which has everything Including
recreation rm.. family rm., den,
au-electrie kitchen, garage and
lovely lot. EN-. 2-S206. DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, NC, Oh
4-2l5l.
BRADLEY HILLS-A most attrac.
i've 3-bedrm. .Gplit-level nestled
among stately trees; Q flreplaces,
rec. rm., patio; S27.5OO; trades
accepted. A v. PISANI, Realtors,
OIL. 4-7600; ewes, OIL. 4-S1l6.
BURNT MILLS VILAGE-HU0E
4-LEVEL SPLIT, NEW. Entrance
foyer, cathedral ceiling in living
room with wall unpublished
marble. 3 bedrooms, baths, rec
Ieatton room, maids room, 3
nreplaces, gear earport. All on
io:S iS,aeIs r.i ioti woodsd; LarEs 6HSs
s@sbsC, isSsn ssSaiia0is' GRAHAM Co., Ju'
BURNT MILLS AREA" = Loveiy
brick split-level, in de luxe locale
bedrms.. 2h baths, family rm.
dream kitchen, carport: S26,950.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
CARROLL KNOLLs = This one
won't last. A most attractive brick
raneher. featuring sep. din. rm
ana Iv. rm. with hrepl. and
beamed ceiling. de luxe kit. has
dishEasher and disposal, plus a
$50. Assume ige. loan and 'oKp
KEN DRUSKIN 4 co.
1l200 Viers Mill Rd. LO. 5-2005
CARROLL KNOLLs-This immac,
brk.. rambler offers frepl. with
brick walls and beamed cell. in liv.
rm., sep; din; rn.. elec. kit, 3 bed
rms, and bath, bsmt with rec. rnn :,
lovely landsc. lot: SIS,950. SLIGO
REALTY. Realtors. JU. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE-Custom built, air.
cond. rambler; liv. rm., 17x26, with
nrepl:; den with f1repl., din. rm.,
Florida rm. etc. Priced in mid -5Os.
Cal after 8 pm. OIL. 4-4459
CHEVY CHASE-Rosemary School
area. red brk. Colonial; den and
powder rnl. on 1st nr., 3 bedrms.
and tile bath on I'd: garage,
screened porch, well-landscaped
Can Wo. $4,000 I'll 8. EDw. Il.
JONES 81 CO.. INC. $500 Conn.
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o. r. SMITH L. BROS. CO., INC.
OIL. 2-647S
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G--NoRTHWoon PARK
SUMNER

An unusually attractive, beaut.
constructed brick residence. On
quiet cul-de;sac. Lee liv. rm. with
ground level rec. rm., 3 bedrms.,
2 full baths. Q half baths. A most
delightful home in which to live
and entertain. Priced in 30's for
immsdiste sale Call Mr.. Rock
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GOOD Sc. LOCATION, mr.. schools
and churches: bungalow on beaut
landscaped corner lot. lee. rms
on LIST a., expandable attic. Kit.
has garbage disposal, dishwasher
and many other features. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, Realtors,
LU. 4-3400. ewes, LU. l-llO2.
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SILVER SPRING-Three bedrms.
good cond; conv. neighborhood;
Sd40. 1-yr. lease. JU. 7-640i
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E: CAPITOL ST., between 7th and
10th sts.-2-story brick: 3 rooms.
furnished, 2 baths: s rooms have
running water: income quoted over
$3.50 q month; wants $4,000
down, EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor,
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ROGERS HEIGHTS = Vacant. I'm.
med, occupancy. 4-bedrm. home
completely redecorated. Pull bsmt
REALTY CORP. LO. 4-S440.
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CLARKSBURG
S12.5OO

Oh, so spacious, on acre Of
ground. this charming 2-bedrm.
home: Liv. rm., dining area,
kitchen - plus "A rooms that
could be restored beautifully. Well
handicapped lot.
MANOVILL REALTY CORP
GArTHERsBuRG OFFICE
WI. 1924
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1895 ALABAMA AVE. s E.-White
detached BUNGALOW: 5 rms. and
bath. gas hot-water heat; 3 blks
sshoppins and ens; avail aySdtlo Oct. s.
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bEAI PLEASANT-Nac. 3-bedrm
semidet. brk. Lge. fenced lot. op.
tion TO buy. S120 mo. Me. S-l2I2
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EXCLUSIVE
H. A. Gill & Son, FE. $4,000
yd G q Ma III OSAnn

TAKOMA PARK = 3-unit; attrac,
bldg. containing two 2-bedrm.
apts. and one 1-bedrm. apt, !
blk. from Wash. San, ideal loca-
tion for dr.'s ONCE and home.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. Ju. 8.
TAKONTA PARK; S12,500-Here's q
tsched' dsaii csompi. furn.: f' 66;xis5' iot: St
2 complete kits; easy terms; must
sell. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
JU. 9-1103; ewes, JU. 5-1902.
TAKoMA PARK-Very clean brick
Cape Cod; liv. rm; with hrepl.:
bsnt. with half-bath; nice porch.
Priced below FLA appraisal, S17,.
500. HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-1700
It'll 9. 1885 NEW EAMP. AVE.
TAKOMA PARK-3-bedrm. bunga.
low: liv. rm., din. rm., kit. bsmt.
plus 2nd-floor efiic. apt; nice
yard: mr.. D. C. transp. S14,95O.
YOUNK1N g. CO.. LO. 4-s022 TIL Q
TWINBROOK-3-bedrm. modern
Cape Cod with q wooded, fenced
lot plus roughed-in 4th bedrm.
and End bath; fireplace and lge.
kitchen. Walk to shopping, bus
and schools. Quick possession.
SI4,25O with $3.50 down JAS. c.
coNLEY REALTORS. JU. e-4134:
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SPRINGFIELD 3-bedrm.. Ia
bath split-level in q lovely Va.
area; wcll-equip. kit. gAra~s;
firepl.: avail. Oct. i; Sl55. HOL-
LEY REALTY, 51S3 Lee hwy,
KE. s-5350.
VIENNA-New 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; full bsmt. Vacant. The most
popular home for Young subur-
banites. Sl30 mo. ALSO, new D.
bedrm., 2-bath bi-level home. Va
cant. Sl50-S16O. Call Mr.. Mar
Gus, YEoNAS REALTY. DU. s.
5000 or IA. 5-9197.
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Sill. SPG.-Rambler, nearly new; ;
bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.; S175
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1888 4th ST. N.E.-6 rms. anC
bath, full bsmt.; oil heat; Ice. real
porch and front porch; only
S125 mo. MR.. NEUMANN, MA
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there, spend q night at the
Palo Duro Canyon State
Park Git has cold showers,
and went on to Grand Can
yon which has camp sites!
I think most parks have a
limit of II days or 2 weeks all
for the same price. We went
through Bryce Canyon En-
trance, Zion National Park,
Hoover Dam. and Disneyland
which was our largest ex-
pense. Marineland was the
next stop with the beautiful
glass church.
Our return trip we stopped
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at Sequoia National Forest,
Yosemite. National Forest,
Lehman Cave National Park,
Royal Gorge and Colorado
National Park and did a few
other things.
In the West you don't have
much trouble finding a place
to camp although one night
we stopped behind a gas sta
tin with permission of the
owner) and another night we
just pulled off the side of
the road and pitched our tent.
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Not once were we ever both
cred.
We occasionally got a snack
but most of our meals were
eaten at the camp sites or we
stopped at a store to buy
lunch. At each place we
stopped for gas I wrote the
total cost, the gallons, the
company and the mileage.
We plan to take another such
trip in about two years.
Be sure to take warm
clothing for nights in the
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

and paid for that after re-
turning here. Our trip took
six weeks.
This total amount included
medicines, writing paper.
stamps, some clothing. etc.
Ice in the desert areas is
very expensive and always
buy blocks if you can. We
tried to stick to canned
goods so they would not
spoil.
We went to lower Okla
homa to the big lake down
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Gentle process transforms tiny tea LEI
tiny crystals that bloom with flavor even

CoNvEN1ENcE-it's wonderful But satisfying
flavor still comes first New Tetley Instant Tea
now gives you both.
This is no fuddy- duddy iced tea New Tetley
instant iced tea has strength and character because
only the precious tiny leaves from the top of the
tea plant are used in the Tetley blend. Tiny tea
leaves have more favor and Tetley selects them
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desert are cold. We took
sleepers and two blankets per
cot and a few nights were so
cold that we could not sleep.
Other places you will not
Evening star., 1960-07-21

THOSE ARE BERMUDA Skirts
these three members Of the large coed fashion odvoy
Co., known the college board sport skirts which ore
variation OF the Bermuda shorts and Lillian
Brown eh director of rodo
University Mrs. Brown spoke before Yesterday at
me Moo"er Hotel on opportunities in teon for the academic
he goods eft to right Barbara Chn Of Washington University
LOUIS Sharon Stevenson of the University Utah Doneson
Maryland UnWersiy-Stor Stoff Photo.
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Go West the inexpensive Way
To Mrs. J. K, College Park
n

My husband and and four children took camping
trip to the West Coast this last summer
Our total cost for the trip under five hundred
dollars.
OF course the West Coast we stayed with relatives
but it wonderful trip which we shall forget
We bought tent and cots
dour) which served for we Travelled in 1850 car and
sleeping. A two-burner stove had no trouble at all
a gas lantern an ice box and We charged gas and oil
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from hundreds Of plantations to make blend
specially for new Tetley Instant Tea
The tiny tea leaves are transformed into tiny
tea crystals by gentle process that guards and
preserves their unique flavor.
To make iced tea in seconds, iced tea with that
satisfying tiny little tea leaf flavor get jar of new
Tetley Instant Tea today.
Evening star., 1960-12-05
D. c. Scu!ptress
To Present Work

Leslie H. Burden, q young
Washington sculptures, will
appear in person at the opening
of an exhibition Of her welded
sculpture and bronzes at the
Obelisk Gallery. 324l P street
NV. at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
Her work win be shown joint
ly with the paintings Of Andres
Segovia. son Of the famous
classical guitarist.
Mrs. Burdens work in the
exhibition includes animals, sea
forms and human figures rang
ing in size from 2 inches to 8
feet.
Mr.. Segovia has exhibited
his works widely In Europe and
South America.
The joint exhibition will con-
tinue through December "a.
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dictions yesterday to a chamber
business outlook conference de.
spite cautiously optimistic re-
ports from the auto, steel
banking and building industries
He said he expected a re-
covery in the second half OF
next year to send total output
OF goods and services to q
record rate Of $515 billion to
$500 billion a year from now
For the first nine months OF
this year. the production rate
was $503.5 billion a year.
He said "in spite of further
adjustments to come, 1861 as
a whole should exceed 1860.
There is no present ground for
sustained pessimism. :. -. Unem-
ployment is likely to average
higher than in 1860, and be
troublesome"
Industry representatives made
these predictions:
Autos-Sales for 1861 will
total about 6.5 million, down
100000 from the total expected
this year.
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Record Levels
OF Production
Seen for 1851
By the Associated Press

National production should
reach record levels next year
despite higher unemployment
and a brief recession early in
the year, q United States
Chamber of Commerce econo-
mist predicts.
DR.. Emerson p. Schmidt, the
chambers director Of economic
research. said the brief Slow
down should bring a drop of S.
billion to $40 billion in the
annual production rate during
the cutback.
DR.. Schmidt made his pre-
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steel-Production will match

steel-Production viii match
or top this years volume.
Credit-Will be ample. in
terest rates will decline only
moderately.
Construction-Will set a rec
ord OF $57.5 billion with home
construction rising as the year
advances.
Irwin H. Such. editor-in-
chief Of Steel Magazine, Cleve-
land, predicted the steel in
dustry may increase its prices
early in 1861.
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the two documents agreed upon
during the summit is being de-
layed to allow simultaneous re-
lease by all Communist parties.
"For now." he said. "it is
sufficient to say that all the
hopes Of reaction and impe-
rialism for a rupture among the
Communist forces have been
disappointed"
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Peace Talk Echoed

Wladyslaw Gomulka said on
returning to Poland from the
three-week Moscow conference,
that the 81 national and
regional party organizati tions
agreed:
"The fight between socialism
(communismD and capitalism,
between the new and the old
world. can and should be de-
cided not by means Of a new
world war but through peaceful
competition between both social
systems"
In Rome, Luigi Longo, lieu
tenant Of Italian Communist
Leader Palmiro Togliatti, said
the conference reaffirmed the
"just policy which has its axis
IN the fight for peaceful CO.
existence. disarmament and
peace"
Mr.. Gomulka's speech. obvi-
ously intended for a wider
audience than the Polish min
ers' celebration he addressed,
went beyond the communique
issued after the secret Red
summit meetings ended Thurs
day.
He said the Communist bloc
Is strong enough to force world
disarmament and must do so.
But he did not spell out how
the Communists should pro-
ceed toward disarmament and
peaceful coexistence.
THE feminist idea so force.
fully and concretely applied to
present conditions forms the
basis of documents of the con-
ference" he said. 1T indicates
the main direction of the activ-
tiles Of all Communist and
workers parties and socialist
camp countries"
The words basis of docu.
ments" and main direction"
left room for possible variations
Of interpretations as to how
Communists should proceed.
Denies Rupture
Mr.. Longo. in an article in
the Italian Communist news
paper L'Unita, said two docu-
ments approved at the summit
will be published soon and will
disappoint those who hope for
q rupture in Communist ranks.
He said the documents were
Unanimously approved" after
"an open and frank discussion"
The communique issued after
the summit avoided mention of
the reported differences be-
tween the Soviet Union and Red
China over coexistence but
left the impression Mr.. Khru-
shchev's views prevailed.
Mr.. Longo said publication of
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Chinese Red Accedes
To Doctrine of Peace

MOSCOW. Dec (AP)-Communist ChinaS President
today put stamp Of approval on the peaceful coexistence
policy of the Soviet Union 1t apparently has been ratified
by the Communist summit conference which ended last week.
goodhy speech Leningrad. before continuing his
Evening star., 1960-12-05

HO11Cy VI Vic 6QN1Ct OA11O1b 90
by the Communist summit con
In a good-hy speech at Il
tour Of Russia. President Liu
Shao Chi made o confession Of
faith in Soviet leadership.
"The great Soviet Union" he
said, has always been and is
today a powerful bastion OF
world peace. The initiative of
the Soviet government and its
proposals aimed at easing in
ternational disarmament and
peaceful co-existence between
countries with differing social
systems have the sympathy
and support Of all peace loving
nations and peoples"
Dispatch Delayed
He said further that the re-
cent summit conference. "re-
suited in a still further
strengthening Of the cohesion
Of the entire Communist move
.ment and in a still further
strengthening Of the solidarity
between the Communist Party
Of China and the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union, be-
tween the Peoples Republic of
China and the Soviet Union"
(Moscow Radio broadcast
Mr.. Liu's speech. but this
dispatch was delayed in pass
ing through censors.)
Pravda, the Soviet Communist
Party newspaper, published a
long editorial a week ago in
which it stated that peaceful
coexistence as interpreted by
Premier Nikita Khrushchev is
the correct Interpretation.
Coming as it did near the
end of the conference, after
more than two weeks of de-
bate, it sounded as If the Rus
slams had laid down the law
as they saw 1t.
Acknowledges Help
The speech by Mr.. Liu was
his way Of saying that the man
who pays the piper calls the
tune. In his speech, he made 1t
abundantly clear by pointing
out that China's industrial
and technical advances were
heavily dependent on Soviet
production.
"You manufacture for our
country a great amount Of in
tricate equipment" he said,
MAKE available to us a great
amount Of designing docu-
mentation. send us skilled spe-
cialsts, train for our country
a great number Of technical
specialists.
"All this is part Of the tre-
mendous assistance rendered
by the Soviet government and
the Soviet people to our
country's social constitution"
Mr.. Khrushchev argued that
war is no longer possible be-
cause Of nuclear weapons and
that Communist countries must
rely on showing the world that
they can produce more than
capitalist countries and give
greater freedom and happiness
to mankind than capitalist
countries.
Saturday. Wladyslaw Co.
mulka, chief Of the Polish
party. said the Communist
summit committee had adopted
the Khrushchev line in large
measures.
In his speech yesterday, Mr..
Liu said. in effect. well, that's
the way it is. China will 90
along.
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