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Arizona tribune., 1960-09-01

SUPPL ENlENT 70:
Mobile Beacon
Selmu Mirror
Tuscaloosa Citizen
Arizonu Tribune
California Eugle
son Fruneiseo sUn-Reporter
Miumi Times
PensucoIu Citizen
Chicago New Crusader
Fort Worth Weekly
Houston Forwurd Times
seutsIe Puget Sound Observer
Eosi ST. Louis crusuder
Rockford Crusader
illinois Chronicle
Illinois Times
Cary American
lndiunu Herald
lowo Bysfnnder
Bottom Rouge Heruld
Boston Graphic
Minneapolis spokesmon
ST. Paul Recorder
Roanoke Tribune
Milwaukee Defender
Jackson Enterprise
Wesfchesser County Press
Charlotte Post
Cincinnati HeK0Id
Northwest Clarion
Philadelphia Tribune
Knoxville Monitor
Nashville Commentator
Saginaw Valley Gazette
Grand Ropids Times
Flint Bronze Reporter
lnkster Times
Evening star., 1960-03-23
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Mar. 90 (AP) (UsDAl
Hegs $500; slows early, later trade
and close fairly active. uneven, steady
70 % hisher on butchers most ad-
vance on weights over gao lbs; sows
steady to mostly 25 hlSher; early
l-3 200-25O lbs l55O-15S5: mixed
1-2 and IS along with a few lots is
200-230 lbs l5.15-l8.OO; 100 head Is
and mixed 1-2 21O-22O lbs 1910; 30
lead lot sorted Is 200 lbs at 1925:
few lots IS 23O-25O lbs l575-I6. 90;
mixed Grade 20 and 3s "5O.2sO lbs
lh.25-l5.55; weights over ESQ lbs
- 5O-l4.5O
Cattle $4,000: calves 100: receipts
will fall around 500 head short of the
estimate. but salable supply increased
carried from earlier in the week
steady; heifers choice and better fairly
active, steady to so higher: lower
GRADE Grades steady cows steady to @5 lower:
steady; sotckers and feeders steady to
weak; load prime. l.243 ID steers
3? 10; most. high choice and prime
900; $50 ID steers 29.O0-32 90: sew
20 so: load lots mixed good and choice
s6.00-28.50: most good steers 500
90 90: 4 load mixed utility and stand
ara Holstein steers 1850 most good
utility and standard Holstein steers
go; 80: some mixed choice and prime
heifers rs. s.50-29 90; most choice 20 %
2d.5Q: mixed good and choice $3.50
1926; GOOD heifers 20 2.50-25-50; util-
ity and standard II 50-a2 so: utility
and commercial cows 1S.50-IQ.50:
Gamers and cutters l4.00-17.25: utii-
ity and commercial bulls 2015-23. 90:
yealsrs ~ 90 down: cnlls as low as
1900: several loads choice a40-a0O
ID feeding steers 26.35-2T so: q load
OF choice ass ID stock steers $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
J. Robert Harris, Jr.,
Heads Apparel Firm

j. Robert Harris, jr., has been
elected president of the Jo-
Seph r. Harris Co., Washington
women's apparel and accessory
firm, it was announced today.
Formerly vice president, he
succeeds his father, Joseph r.
Harris. sr., founder of the firm.
who has become chairman Of
the board.
A brother. Donald B. Harris,
has been named vice president.
He formerly was secretary.
The executive changes were
approved at the firms annual
meeting in the main store at
1924 F street, NV, yesterday.
The new president Joined his
fathers firm in 1888 after at
tending the University of Mary
land. During World War II he
was a press censor at Allied
Headquarters in London and
Paris.
Donald Harris Joined the
firm in 1883. He attended Lam
don School and Haverford
College and later served in
the Army Counter Intelligence
Corps overseas.
Chairman Harris founded the
firms downtown store in 1916
and suburban operations began
with the opening of the Silver
Spring store in l949.
The Seven Corners store was
Evening star., 1960-03-23
AECContructs
AIIis-ChuImers
For Fuel Study

The Atomic Energy Commits
sion has awarded q contract to
Allis- Chalmers and the Electric
Autolite Co. OF Toledo for work
on a nuclear fuel cycle Develop
ment program.
The programs goal is devel-
opment OF an extrusion process
for fabricating ceramic fuel
bodies. 1t will be carried out un-
der the direction Of william j.
OLeary, head Of the fuel sec
tion Of disclaimers Nuclear
Power Development Washing :
ton.
These fuel bodies are de-
signed for use in nuclear reac-
tor plants. The new program is
expected to make a contribu-
tion to the technology of nu-
clear fuel fabrication. as we'll
as demonstrate savings over
costs of fuels now used.
BY employing extrusion tech
niques. it Is possible to make
ceramic fuels that are identical
to pressed pellets in cross Sec
tion but considerably longer.
The extrusions actually are
not limited as to length,
whereas pressed pellets cannot
easily be made longer than
four times their diameter.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Capital Builder
To Be Inducted
BY Contractors

A Washington and Massa-
chusetts builder, John A. Volpe,
will be indicted as the new
president Of the Associated
General Contractors of Amer
lea at San Francisco tomorrow
Headquarters of the Volpe
Construction Co., 26l Constitu-
ton avenue NV, has handled
some $40 million worth of con-
struction in the Washington
area since 1858. Mr.. Volpe is
a former Federal Highway
Administrator and chief Of the
Bureau Of Public Roads.
Headquarters of the Asso-
lated General Contractors of
America are at Twentieth and
E streets NV. In his new post,
Mr.. Volpe will represent the
association all over the Nation
at different types of industry
functions.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Pennsy Net
Rose in 1859;
Outlook Gains

Net income Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad for 1859 was
$7,267,135 and for the con-
solidated system, including
wholly owned companies,
totaled sl6,654,454, the annual
report mailed to stockholders
today states. These figures are
compared with corresponding
figures. for 1858 Of $3,544,073
and $11,758.41S and for 1857:
$19,056,8S5 and $29, ,384,75O re-
Spectively.
The railroad considers the
1860 outlook better than for
the prior two years, but still
far from satisfactory. James M.
SymeS, chairman of the board,
said::"The outlook for the long
pull is encouraging"
He told the stockholders:
THE consistent improvement
in reducing our huge passen-
ger deficit during the past sew
eral years should continue. 1t
will be accomplished by reduc-
ing the number Of improbable
trains, by increasing charges
to meet imitation, and by i'm
proving service and patronage
in the densely populated areas,
such as between New York and
Washington.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
United Broodcostinq
BUYS WBNX-AM

Richard Eaton, president of
United Broadcasting Co.. to-
day announced the purchase of
WBNX-AM radio station in
New York City. WBNX is
5000 watts and is 1885 kilo-
cycles.
The transaction, amount to
approximately $3.50, 900, is sub
iect to the approval of the Fed
eral Communications Commits
sion.
The purchase is in line with
the United Broadcasting Co. s
expansion program. Six months
ago it purchased WMUR-TV at
Manchester, N. H.
Local stations that are owned
by UBC are WOOK. WINK and
WFAN-FM. John Panagos,
president of the Advertising
Club of Washington, is vice
president and general manager
Of the Washington operations.
UBC also owns stations in Bal
timore, Cleveland, Richmond
and Hagerstown. Md, and
Newport News, Va.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Missing Holders Delay
Division Of 81 Million

Missing stock and bond hold
ers in the Washington Audi
torium Corp. caused another
postponement yesterday in the
division of more than 81 mil
lion in condemnation funds.
District Court Judge Burnita
Shelton Matthews continued
the case until April Is after
questioning suggestions that the
money should be entirely di-
vided by June /. The Judge
said she wondered whether un-
known investors scattered all
ser the world should be penal
lied because they are not yet
aware OF the 1856 condemna-
ton verdict.
The auditorium, at New York
avenue and Nineteenth and E
streets NV, was built in 1923,
After only a moderate success
as an auditorium. the building
was turned into an Office and
storage facility for the Interior
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Insurance Sales
1S Pct. Above 1859

Washington sales of ordinary
life insurance totaled $1S,767.-
600 in February, a jump of l8
per cent from February last
year, the Life Insurance Agency
Management Association an
nounced.
Sales for II months ended
February 90 averaged $685. =
900 a month. an increase of 8
per cent from the preceding IL
months.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Managed Funds
To Stuy in St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mar. % CAP).-
Managed Funds, Inc, a $59
million mutual fund, will re-
main in st. Louis and an in
vestment sales executive will
move here from the east to run
the operation, it was announced
yesterday after the first meet
ing Of the new board of direc-
tors.
The board elected Leicester
w. Fisher of New York, vice
president and director of Van
Strum and Towne, Inc, presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
. ON WINGS
By CHARLES YARBRoUGH
Wild Blue Yonder GETTING Full?

will be held Thursday. March
81, at the Cafe Burgundy, 5031
Connecticut avenue NV, with
dinner at $50 pm.
The Air Transport Associa-
ton and its president, Stuart
G. Upton will be honored with
a reception and dinner by the
Newcomer Society at the May
flower Friday -.
Preening the wanderlust.
Northwest AirIines' District
sales manager Baden Peters
points out that Northeast of
fers a Miami Beach vacation
transportation. a weeks hotel
fee and a rented car for less
than the cost Of driving the
round trip from Washington
. Friendship Airport had a
48 cent increase in passenger
trafic over February of last
year. Trans World, cele-
brating first anniversary of its
nonstop jet service, New York
San Francisco, put single can
dies on individual birthday
cakes for the customers yes
terday. The new Vickers
Vanguard, only second gener-
alton" project airliner, by
Washington on a New
k-Trinidad fight test trip
today. Beechcraft is offer
ing a three-tone paint job on
the new DebOnair Henry
has given the Gar
rett Corp. a contract for a new
life vest which initiates auto
matically on contact with water
. Tampa, Fla, is the smallest
United States city on a regular
commercial jet schedule. served
oy Natioal's Boeing TOTS.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Chicago FHLB
Cuts Interest

CHICAGO, Mar. % (AP).-
The Federal Home Loan Bank
of Chicago is dropping it's in
terest rate on short-term ad-
vances from per cent to 4l2
per cent a year on April l.
The bank lends funds to 600
savings and loan associations
IN Illinois and Wisconsin, the
7th bank district.
Announcement of the reduc-
ton was made by the banks
president, John E. Stipp. He
said he believes his is the Sec
ond Of II Federal Home Loan
Banks to cut its rate.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Metropolitan Hits
$40 Million Mark

Assets Of Metropolitan Fed
eral Savings and Loan Asso-
citation of Bethesda reached
$40 million on March %, it was
reported by Jessie Hilderbrand
executive vice president and
manager.
In March. 1852. just eight
years ago, assets amounted to
Sl06,256. They rose to S2,473,-
TIT in March. 1856.
Henry j. Connor is president
Of the Bethesda association.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Laundry Promotion
Firm Founded Here

Edward J. Clarke. president
of the c & c Linen Service,
today announced the forma-
ton of a new company. Clarke
Laundries, Inc, with Offices at
2l20 l. street NV.
The new company will de-
vote itself to sales promotion
in the textile maintenance
fields covering home and COM
mercial service in linen and
uniform rental, laundry. dry
cleaning and rug cleaning.
Mr.. Clarke also is president
of Lovely Linens and the New
Carroll Launderers and Dry
Cleaners. He has been a leader
in the industry here for many
years. The C g. c Linen SerV-
ice was founded in 1900 by Mr.
Clarke's father.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Exchange Seat Sold
NEW YORK. Mar. % {

NEW YORK. Mar. % -tAP) q.
"A membership in the New
York Stock Exchange was sold
yesterday for sl44,000, or $l2.-
600 less than the previous sale
on February 10. The latest
price is the lowest since one
sold for $l4l, 900 last month.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Associations Gain
More Savings

District savings and loan as
sociations received substantially
more savings in February than
a year ago and also had Q
sharp gain in mortgage loans
closed, the Federal Home Loan
Bank of Greensboro reported.
The "a associations received
new savings totaling S28, ,154, 900
last month. while Withdrawals
amounted to $40, ,197, 900. The
difference or net addition was
$7,957,00 a % per cent in
crease from $6,506, 900 in Feb
ruary last year.
Mortgage loan settlements in
the month rose to $17,652 900,
a gain Of IL per cent from
$l5,73l 900 a year ago.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
VEPCO Income Rises

President A. H. Mcdowell,
tr. Of the Virginia Electric and
Power Co. reports net income
last month was 81, ,658. 900. COM
pared with $2,545,00O in Feb
ruary, 1859. Operating reve-
nues were $13.655.000, against
$12,868,000 for February a
year ago. The company now has
745.000 electric and $4,000 gas
customers.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

Department. The Government
now plans to raze it to make
way for Civil Service building.
The corporation stockholders
were awarded $1,030,000 in a
1856 condemnation suit. Yes
terday they told the Judge they
had agreed on how to split the
money with mortgage holders
and the Government tax COL
lector. But the judge took is
sue with the provision for a
June l deadline for claims. al
though she made no final rul-
ing.
Evening star., 1960-03-23


amlner for the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board. moved that the
original proposal be supplanted
by one calling for an increase
to 10 million shares to permit
a 4-for-1 stock split.
A number of stockholders
rose to second Mr.. Ruhlen's
motion, which came while
proxies on the management
proposal were being counted.
Pointing out that the other
proposal already had been pre-.
sented and that votes were
then being counted, Jerome A.
Newman. who presided as
board chairman, ruled the sub
Stitute proposal out Of order.
Mr.. Newman said that if he
wanted to get such a proposal
presented he would have it pre-
sented first to the board. The
board is glad to present such
proposals on proxy statements
for consideration at annual
meetings, he said.
Growth Continues
Steady growth of the COM
pany is continuing in 1860,
President L. A. Davidson told
the stockholders.
In the first two months of
this year, net income after
taxes amounted to Sl,287, ,404,
compared with $7S7,204, he
said.
The net was after capital
gain income. This item in the
1860 months was mainly from
sale of the former home office
building of GEICO at Four
teenth and L streets NV,
which was sold to Group Hos
pitalization.
Excluding capital gains this
year and a year ago. net income
for the two months was S1,l34,-
2l4. compared with $754 ,686 a
year ago, Mr.. Davidson said.
Praises Management
Mr.. Ruhlen. who also is a
member of the Fairfax County
School Board, rose when stock
holders we're invited to COM
ment o nthe proposed stock
increase. He praised the man.
agement for policies which had
contributed to the company's
steady growth.
However. he urged that cap
ital stock of 1.6 million shares
should be increased to 10 mil
lion rather than 2.5 million in
order 10 provide a much broader
basis for stock ownership.
Many investors unable to af-
ford stock selling between $50
and Sl20 a share would be
more interested in stock selling
around SIS a share, he argued.
Broader ownership would help
bring in more casualty insur-
ance business, he said.
All directors we're reelected
a sfollows: Leo Goodwin, Mr..
Newman. Mr.. Davidson, Ben
jamin Graham. Daniel J. CAL
lahan. jr., David l.. Dodd. Leo
Goodwin. jr., Harvey B. Gram,
jr.. William K. Jacobs, jr.,
Elisha Riggs Jones, David
Lloyd Kreeger, Howard A.
Newman and Francis M. Shea.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

opened in 1856 in nearby Vir-
ginia and a still larger unit
opened in Prince Georges Plaza
at Hyattsville. Md, in 1859.
The firms newest store opened
in Wheaton Plaza at Wheaton,
Md, last month. 1t replaced
the smaller Silver Spring store
and also handles general &C
counting, receiving, marking
and distribution on its lower
level.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Demond Is Good
For New Machine

National Cash Register Co.
already has received more than
SIS million of advance orders
for its new Compu-Tronic data
processing machine. was an
nounced by John B. Sanford,
divisional sales representative,
at a two-day district sales meet
ing here.
The relatively simple cleo
tronic business machine is being
marketed at a price under $780,
600. he said.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

following quarterly dividends
on serial preferred stocks:
Sl.06K a share on the $4.25
series; SIPS on the IS series;
Sl.15 on the $3.50 convertible
series.
They also declared a quarter
ly of Sc cents a share on COM
mon stock. All dividends will
be paid May Q to holders of
record at the close April IL.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, Mar. % CAP) Spot
30 cents a pound, Connecticut VALLEY
Lead II cents . pound New York
zinc ~ cents a pound. East St. Louis
I'm SH1s cents pound, New York
Forelsn silver. alss cents per troy
ounce, New York Pittsburgh SCRAP
steel No. heavy was quoted by
Iron Ase at 34.OO-35.00.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Business
GEICO Holders Vote
Increase in Stock,
1860 Gains Reported
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Stockholders of Government Employees Insurance Co.
today approved capital stock million shares
permit 3for2 stock split but would have liked
shares and larger split
In surprise development GEICOs annual meeting at
the Washington Hotel F. Merritt Ruhen. senior hearing
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Washington Cos
Declares Dividends

Directors of Washington Gas
Light Co. today declared the
Evening star., 1960-03-23
NATIONAL ORNAMENTS NEW OFFICES

National Savings
cation Fourteenth about per
will finished Board Chairman Robert Buckley
said being completely renovated third story added; modern
automatic installed heating air conditioning light
windows put place The exterior Of dark white
stripping association will the
floors leasing the third for offices The office
at 79 Tenth street N.W.-Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
OVER COUNTER

WASHINGTON listings on over-the.
counter markets furnished BY the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers
Inc, as OF / pm. Wednesday, March
Evening star., 1960-03-23
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. Mar. % (AP).-For-
eisn exchange rates CGreat Britain in
dollars, others in cents and deeimals
Of q cent:
Evening star., 1960-03-23
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK, Mar. q (APl.-Yester.
eays CLOSING Over.the-counter United
states Government Treasury bonds.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

Prices quoted in dollars and thirty.
seconds
Partially tax exempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-12

CHRYsLER '55 New Yorker de
luxe 2-door hardtop: auto. trans,
power steering and brakes, r. and
h.; 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-12
IRAlLERS
aA~na1AA.-.

rRAvELO TRAILER 1881 36-ft..
bedrms. and bath and ialouSied
windows: Sl10o. Elk. 3-0025 or
so. 5-l633.
TRAVEL TRAILERs, what kind DO
choose from: $500 up; seif.con.
tanned models, de luxe models.
No. ! brands Authorized dealer
for Yellowstone, eerro eeosSA.
Holiday Rambler, Easy Ira 4,
Pathfinder. Metzendorf. Hea -
line. Ensenada; Is II. to 80 (.
IN length, Get the No. deal at
the No: ! spot. Buy on the SASy
Alliea Plan where you can tfadS
fRSfEHR sSSLEs ' ANS RI kI4IIE9p
VI Va Hystt aSHf; 1900 A'sF fd''
vI.CoUNT 1860 models; I0' wide,
genuine oak s1tsT nss oss S5luI Of
TO S3,8ss, S395 On. on the Allied
Plan. Trades and terms. ALLIED
TRAILER SALES AND RENTALS,
WA. 7-4354, $500 Aver I'd, W.
Hyattsville.
WOULD you DRIVE IS MILES 10
save hundreds OF sSSS? Special
this week end; 45xI0-ft., front
kitchen Magnolia. S3,995. We sell
Magnolias, Detroiters. skylines,
lots Of used treilers at bargain
prices. STAFFORD TRAILERS
SALES AND PARK. q. 8. No. /.
30 miles south Of Wash. Oldsfield
9-4l7l. Hrs. 8 to 9, open Sunday.
IOss D0WN-Furniture or what
buys new 1860 mobile home: 10
Z, vide. g hedrms. See at VIR-
GINA MOBILE HOMES, INC
Eairfax circle. Fairfax, Va.
Sc GREAT LAKES TRAiLER, ASK
8, 2 bedYms. Lot 3B-Nationai Mo-
bile viilage. COLLEGE Park. Nd.
Can TO. a-6le0.
2! Fl. WIFE BATH. new tires.
Hitch and brake controls; $1,000.
CD. 6-7656.
81 TRAILER, 81 ft.xi0 It.. Gus
tom-built: 8 hedrms. completely
equip. $1,000 down or trade
equity on house In Fairfax. CIR.
O~OoAa'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-12
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
End trust AMERICAN MORT
GAGE L. INVESTMENT CO.. 3Ie
southern BLDG. Ma. S-333I. I'm
mediate service.
MONEY, end TRUsT-We will buy
End trust notes; D, c. nearby Nd.
or Va Reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE AND IN
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 N. Y.
ave. NV. Ma. s.5S3S.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
and Ind trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGN Co, INC. IA. 7-5e00.
End TRUSTS-Absolutely top spot.
cash prices paid: Nd. Va. d. C.
Call daily or nights. VII. 6-61 50
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TAKOMA PARK
BUILDERS

We have 7 beautiful contiguous lots,
N block OF main thoroushfare,
close to D. C.. schools, shops. and
overlooking park: ready to 60. Mr..
lCafritZ, MA. S-05S0, FE. 3-2233.
DREYFUSS BROS. INC.
TEMPLE HILLS AREA-N-acre lots
with paved street, curb and gut
ter. city water: subordination TO
builders. OWNER, CHI. S-4963:
ewes. To. 2-1313.
- MILES from D. C., loo acres,
State hard road; $3.50 down. RA.
S3-7613. after Z pm.
10 CHOICE ACRES, Springfield,
.near Shirley hwy. and new Belt
hwy; $3.50 per acre; y down;
terms on balance. HAMMER REAL
ESTATE, INC. XII. S-1012.
Sss ACREs-Excellent Montgomery
COUNTY location, ideal for specula-
I ,ti6n or immediate DEVELOPMENT;
beautiful rolling ground: excellent
terms. Call Mr.. Weiser, JU. g.
CTS. JAMES c. CONLEY & CO
fOLORED-NEW GLENW o o
PARK, only 20 min. to d. c.
ASSx150-ft.. beaut. level wooded lot
Only $3.50. Conv. terms NJ. LEG
5 STORCH DEVELOPER, SP. $4,000
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BELL MOTORS

gill Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-s90C
CHEVY 1883 Bel Air sport coupe
hardtop: straight drive, =. and h.
Wv. tires: a black beauty: S495;
S46 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-12
SKINKER
SKINKER
MOTOR co. INC

MOTOR CO., INC.
Imperial-Chrysler- Plymouth-Valiant
12l6 10th st. NV. FE. 7-73lO
CHRYSLER ~ Windsor 4-door
hardtop; auto. trans, r. and h,
power steering, power brakes, blue
and white, a real nice car: special
at the price Of only 81 .495.
United Auto Sales, Inc.
ll325 Ga. Ave. Wheaton Lo' 5-336O
CONTINENTAL '5S 4-door sedan;
air cond. and fulI power, one
owner. showrm. cond.; this is out
best at a tremendous saving Il
Nnu. 81 AQh
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
L. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE |

CHEvRoLETs-'53 through SIS. 2
o o1s; pOE eSShs ana s snd g. S ioT
mileage. clean cars; from S345.
L. P. sTEUART SILVER SPRING,
INC, l14l East-West hwy, s. g..
Nd, JU. 9-l434.
CHEVROLET 1858 Corvette: good
cond.: 2 tops. Call VIII. 2-5493
CHEW. so 2-dr. sedan: $4,000 mi,
i owner, good eond.; r. and h.,
poWergllde: very Teas. DE. 2-229g
CHEVROLET '5S Biscayne VS. &.
door: powerglide, ps.; low mile
age, lmmac, eond.: S1,295, 81 IS On
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AVIATION
GARAGES
AuT0M0TIVE MISC.

WISH TO RENT garage in Glover
PsI1 81 Sr wesley ISLE, HsiEhts d area to
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BETHESDA-N to "a acre for priv
party building $25,0O0 house. Sub
NIT details. p. o. BOX 2S4. ZONE
10, ARLINGTON, VA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER. cash today or viii sell.
$3.50 DIcKEY's AP. 7-sos0
A Cash BUYER OF WILL SELL
ON TERMs-LI. $1,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-12
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BULLDOzER. truck and low boy:
must sell fmmed. reas. price; excel,
cond. La. 9-l347 after z.
CoOPER'S AGITATING TANK for
cleaning auto parts. 10. s-6344,