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.FIJRNTITIRE


FURNITURE
/. FROM MODEL Apr.
WORTH OVER 500
NEVER BEEN USED
SALE PRICE $S99
PAY ONLY "a WEEKLY
saerifietng, bedroom, living roon
and dinatte: deeofator fayAttnrl
from model art. displays Vii
give you tree -dsllger8 and ire
! 9toraSe 10 - 8 months. eSh. Mrs
SAX, ma. S-3616.
'fgnNETURk-l dihstio oss {6 6e
Maplel. TAR condition. cal VA. 2
sle43,, after $50 pm.
EB8N71UnE - Nan1I1nd sra
and Philco 1eys ~ for best effeT
1913 Ma1g. ave. NV. nftar 8.
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FARM AND GARDEN

|oRECIAI8l New Nj. 1-potnt hltet
sSist 4 8; r sr .gsi; Es' 9SaSs; Sisa 81 ESAS$ i
or eyes., VIII. ,2-2S0G.
NE RlA90VAI,-We ipSeiajIES n
pruning, topping and tFs6 Ye-
prices. AYATTSEuLE TREE
SERV108 WA, T-227l.
vYRY 000DS Heb 5opa6f for
lawns and greenhouses. T1fy 1eaS.
CAL RE. SLIGO.
WE AAyE a QUANTITY cf Evsr-
green MAgnolins from 8 10 Is II.
Now reduced 20zs. .HXAITgVML1
NURSERY, Wa. T-&274l 977gr
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CATTLE AND sLIVESI0cK

lEUsT gETL NEFORE IEAvTNc
E0od fSnpered ciieStnuf ssidins
WendeEfil conformation, 3 years
old. Call pL. 0-2402.
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HOFFMAN,

IA. ,,tSS Sjsoi 3. ~: ssEa.ssS ., Il ljs',.soo
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MISCELLANEOUS ron RENT
D0as, PETS, FRO.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. ssperstors,
rs FooE fuss'Es Z HSJSP gSllsss Co. ssi M HsSA S.s4
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AIR CONDITION

Your Whole heuss; central Plant
remote, full 2-ton, INSTALLED 70
your furnaces; $69B. No down
pymt.: s. 4 and 5 ton Sizes equally
low: std. makes: Call day Or night,
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(WashinRto1s Jarrett Hlsip etotel . J
0R0AN6, s6efoFe i36tls euy ank ogFRn
and The WuriitHes eplnet e only
/. sees. Also yaInes m QuIbrensen
18TH and q stg: Nv, in kraipEton
SSturdaTs- B6Tntowh store closed
4aturdayR d6rine July and AilEust.
ossSnis. Sss: ss5o a SsEIsssd
styis: Used Hammond sbinst,
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ST. 5000
EMBASSY AREA
3 BEDRMg.
.'' o BATHS
n. &23b -.

GN101A01 : 1A1 1bs
1913 Harvard ct. ,n.w.-Liy. rni.,
essI e aGs.t tdinsss: spss: asS SusSslh SS.h
cheney. furnished OF unfurnished.
FAIRM0NT ST. NV, 14O0-Effi-
g: Sl:sS sss ssIssRs sssIss2 ass; ssay
Pc. MGr.' Ant. pos. NO. 7-S2lb.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
Annnrf .AELAllhnN
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL EN-. 2-6677
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUE diembnds or goId Jewel.
MSasF sFi sSsssss sssssisstsni isss sssa e gsis. IN
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KPIs. FTRNIsHTD-B.s.
Bedroom Apartments

CoAEpLKTELY FuRNIgEEHp: FULL
AoLzA eRgXICE; @QD4nATIIE
MONTHLY EENIAIs IN MA9H-
~ sqES HcTsE. MOST oIO1lVA
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Go ~, 3. AES;!A.9g;, :,

t@IBRfEL BfAlgO 8 OR0AN co.
o3B G. st. N.Wa 81 Ma. .&-042S
PH0TOC0PIE8; 500. so psW. Copies
any marx m pepey, plainly auto
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TTTPN''TiiiT1T7PF
MOVING

COMPLETE e-Pc. BEDRM
cONEPLETE sT-Pc. LIv. RM
And BAPc DINING AREA
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CWaahington.e fST5iSt Mgsis MeEsl
1880 q q, NV. & Zse212
KfdIEIING MACHINE Ak0: Z 1m-
pctted .woef yefp " 4 al; Ehtts III Z
IfATTKRgg, deuble 81 stfing.
lags ss;a ;aanS IS. sSa sSEaz.ls:: lss.n'
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! FoljR. g ROOMS

Bookcase bed. spring and mattress.
chest Of drawers. dresser. mirror.
|; LIVING I'M. and chrome dinette
an& fieer samples; furniture from
( model h0lnee. - - -
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IN PERTEsSCSTiH VI c1so1INSHfIYToN 1s1ISHf
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suslMEss sERMers
BEAUTY SRoPS

ANDhEA'B HAXB8TXL49T-
1ll11 Ca. Ava. 10. 6~9A9l
-e30t 0e. Ave. JU 6-eH2l
~ BEAUTx, utC.
9obe Uniyerstty DlVd.. west
WHEATON, Nd. Los z-Jo1l
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WOODSIDE
1107 DALE DRIVE
6f0pGn

New 4-bedrm. split-level: 8 baths
den, paneled rec. rm.. firepl.
patio, garage: completely all
cond.; Ia blks. from Mrs. X,
Toll House. By builder. JU. S-9132
WOODSIDE PARK = 5 bedrooms
51a baths. den, recreation room
maids room, 2-car garage, stonI
and brick construction. wooded
level lot with patio, hot-watel
heat: very unusual property
GRAY-KESSINGER g. CO., INC.
JU. b-6100
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CHEVY CHASE
SOMERSET

A truly gracious brick Colonial
home In q much-desired area
Center hall, extra large living rm
with fireplace, separate dining rnl.,
today's kitchen with table space,
paneled library or den. powder rm.
on 1st floor: 3 twin-sized bedrns.,
2 baths on End; rec. rm. and built
in garage; beautiful Handicapped
garden: short walk to school and
shopping. See this today or you'll
miss q real good buy, Reasonably
priced In upper 30s.
Chevy Chase Realty
EN-. 3-1s6O OPEN to Q
CHEVY CHASE-Handsome, spa
cious, center-hall Colonial. Pow
der room, large kit, family room,
bedrms, 2 baths, dorm. room,
maids room, full bath, "a block
transp. Low 30s. BETHESDA
HOMES. INC, OIL. 4-S104, Ewes,
OIL. 6-1S75.
CHEVY CHASE-1-year-old brick
Cape Cod: liv. rm., din. rn., den,
rec. rm., ga baths, 3 bedrooms;
Blessed Sacrament Parish; seclud-
ed area. For sale by OWNER. call
for appt. OIL. 6-3641.
CHEVY CHASE; reduced $500 for
lmmed. sale; owner leaving area
Charming, custom-built brk. Co.
lonial on la-acre lot with trees;
center-hall plan. 4 bedrooms, 3
baths. 1st-fl. powder room, 24-ft.
liv. rm.. formal sep. din. rm.: scr.
porch; 2-car garage; flagstone
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1415
CHEVY CHASE, 42O6 Leland St
White-brick 3-bedrm. Colonial;
rear scr. porch, lovely garden.
Liv. rm. and finished rec. rm.
have firepls., din. rm. has corner
cabinet, new kitchen, powder rm.
on 1st floor. Nr. best schools and
country clubs; S27,75O. OPEN BY
APPOINTMENT
PERLA BECKHAM WoLFoRD
OIL. 2-5522 OIL. 2-6647
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, prestige
Conn. ave. address w/lovely back
yard 600 by 145).
LOTS OF HOUSE, LITTLE PRICE
6 rms, 21a baths, rec. rm. and
porch. vacant! Trades welcomed!
Only S23,95O.
Beers Bros, til 9 u. 6-7611
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HOUSES uNFURH. TO RENT HOUSES FOR SALE-NM.
(coNINuEn) tcoNTRIUypl
KALORAMA TRIANGLE

kALORAMA TRIANGLE
1912 1pth st.: walk to downtown
Town house, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths,
library, den; ready to move in;
large IonHn,r rooms: pms. tai l,, windows % Rsa-
Open Sunday and Tues, 2 to 8
pm. Mrs. Dounis, DE. 2-1070 or
Ao. 215424; 1o
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APIS. UKFURMISHED-VA.
tcoNTINUgol


ARL.-Garden and new de luxe
elevator bldgs. Efficiencies; i, 2
and 3 bedrms.. many with bal.
comics and patios; 660-unit de-
Velopment, air conditioned. swim
ming pools, gymnasium, garages
putting greens; close to- Navy An
mex. Pentagon, churches. schools
shopping. DORCHESTER. office:
at 1900. 2O40 Columbia pike, IA
7-03O6; 2001 Columbia pike. IA
, $4,000. Adults only.
ARL.-De luxe, modern equipped
Colonial terri. and N. Ode: ! and
bedrm. apts., S94.50 and S11S.5O
Res. mgr, ia. S-2344.
EFFICIENCY, used as a model apt
Will lease to desirable tenant
Rental to include w.-to-w. carpet
ing and dbl. traverse drapes
DORCHESTER TOWERS. 2001
Columbia pike, Arl., Va. ia. $4,000
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKVILLE AND AREA-3 ant
4 bedrm. homes. AS low as $500 dn
r. Z. SMITH. Realtor. GA. 4-771l
ROCKFILLE-Lge. 3-bedrm., IL
bath split level: paneled rec. rm.i
many extras. Assume GI loan. b
OWNER. GA. 4-Se09.
ROSEMARY HILLS-Immaculate 4.
bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod
conV. elem. school, liV. rm
w/paneled firepl wall, din. ell, al
cleo, kit. W/pantry and brkfst
area, full bSmt,l S20,5O0. KOR.
zENDoRFER REALToR. OIL. T.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(coNIlNUED)

BETHESDA - Wonderful family
home, walking distance to Holy
Redeemer. bedrms., 2 baths,
screened porch, overlooking large
level lot. Immed. poss. $32 800.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF ND,
INC. OIL. 6-7SO0 till 8.
BETHESDA-A MOST TEMPTING
BUY. Neat Cape Cod on beauti-
fully shaded. fenced lot: iv. rm.
with firepl., sep. din. rm-, q bed
I'm. and bath on LIST floor: 2 bed
rms. and bath on 2nd fir: going
at near FHA appraisal. S19,750.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
Realtor OIL. 2-2123
BETHESDA, WYNGATEI 1886
Charming spotless brk. Cape Cod:
firepl. in liV. rn. modern kit, 2
twin bedrms.: end FIJI. ready for
more bedrms., bath: pretty gar.
den. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF
MD, INC, Oh. 6-7S0O It'll 8.
BETHESDA, B RADLEY BLVD,
AREA-Center-hall brick Colonial.
Bedrm. and full bath on 1st fl:
Beaut. wooded private I'd. Garage,
den. porch. Immed. possession,
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST..
900 down will buy this 3-bedrm
Cape Cod; full baths, sep. din
rm., rec. rn., huge feneed-in
yard. st. James. Everything. OWN
Err. OIL. 6-3415.
BETHESDA, near NH; By OWNER
Large brick 4-bedroom 2-bath
Cape. Cod; large living rm. with
fireplace, dining area. kitchen
10x24, fam. rm. 10x15, full bsmt.,
patio, air eond., / block to Wyn-
gate Elem. and Walter johnson
High bus. 4lzTo CT mortE.: mid
20s. No agents, please. Open. Cal
NJ G.QT1T
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M0NTa0MERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE CLUE AREA-First
Tm.. 3-fuli-bath Colonial. on lovely
246-ft. level lot. You must see
the interior Of this charming home
to believe that 1t is out Of this
world. Large living room and din
ing room. breakfast room, buffers
pantry, gear garage and all in
perfect condition, Don't fail to
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE; new list
tng-oracious center-hall Colonial
with den and powder room; beau
BEDROOMS, 8 BATHS, recreation
room and garage. Situated on
eorgeous shady level lot in ideal
location. Priced in upper sos. Call
WO. $4,000 till 8 pm. EDW. Il.
JONES & CO., INC, Realtors,
$500 Conn. ave NV.
CHEVY CHASE, THE Hamlet
1a.acre lot. 5 BEDROOMS, 8
BATHS, FULLY AIR cONDI-
TONED. This home has many
extra custom-built features which
must be seen to be appreciated.
Call WO. $4,000 till 8 pm. EDW.
H. JONES g. CO., INC, Realtors,
$3.50 Conn. ave. NV.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE-Hand-
some brk.. Colonial in new-house
cond: 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, plus
den or 9TH bedrm. and bath on
1st II. Lovely encl. garden: won
dertul loc.' excel. finan;; centrally
air cond. Call Mrs. Perrin, OIL.
2-0091. SANDOZ, INC, exclusive
agent. Du. 7-1234.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tcoNTINUEDl
FORESTvILLE
G1 nm DOWN

Immaculate 3 : bedrm. brick ram.
bier: storm windows and doors;
pull-doUn stairs, carport, also
large sep. earage: located on q
lovely green level lot S5x160, al
white picket fence, with lge. shade
trees; well kept area: only S16,-
This Is HOME
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ofc. o to 9-24-Hr. Phi, OIL. 6-sS6s
POTOMAC = Beautiful river view
modern brick rambler. 8 bedrms.
3 baths, rec. rm., combination liv..
din. rm., electric kit. Gear ga.
rage; lot, l acre; before you buy
see this house. BY appt. only
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. INC.
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ASSUME SI4.iOO LOAN
BETHESDA, PARKWOOO14-b -beI

BETHESDA-Excel. 2-Story; den
on ist floor; wooded lot; low 2Os.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF ND,
INC, OIL. 6-7S00.
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WELLINGTON REALTY
4LEx5NcoME on INvLsTMENT
WELLINGTON REALTY
WELLINGTON REALTY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA

Corner lot. 20-ft. living
room, dining area, 10X15
kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full
basement. Only Ia yrs. old.
S19.350.
Immed.' poss. on 1-yr.-old
brick and frame rambler
with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
full basement. all-electric
kitchen. $4,000.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AIR CONDITIONED - Springbrook
High School is near this large,
like-new custom-built center-hall
plan split-level: featuring 8 twin
sized bedrooms, ga baths. sepa-
rate dining room, recreation rm.
garage, 1alousied porch. GRAY
KESSINGER & CO., INC, JU. B.
61O0.
ASHBURTON : spotless BRK
SPLIT-FOYER RAMBLER, practi-
cally new; center hall, all-elec. kit.
4 BEDRMS.. 2lz BATHS, dayligh!
OF Md, INC. OIL. 6-7S0O It'll 9.
ASHBURTON : 4-bedrm., 2-bath
brick split-level, on large we'll
sRgssnf sRrgssea E.s lot With Il many .Ss trees An
8 a.m.-9 pm, METZLER, REAL.
TOR, EN-. 2-7400.
ASPEN HILL PARK-Assume S15,-
including everything for this split
ASSUME 4hes LOAN
3 bedrms. with richly finished rec
rm., wall-to-wall carpet, extra
lge. lot with trees; 9,00O-gallon
swimming pool: going fast.
w. j. NICHOLAS LO. $4,000
ASSUME LARGE LOAN-Spick-and-
span brick rambler with lovely rec,
rm., wood-burning firepl., modern
kit. w/eye-level oven and suface
range. Lovely yard w/trees. S17,-
800, 10. 5000,
HUGH T. PECK 11246 Georgia. Ave
FIRST IN SALES
ASSUME S14,lOO LOAN
Spotless 3-bedrm. brick rambler IN
wooded Sligo Pkwy. area, neal
Blair High and all outdoor ac-
tivity. Vacant. S16,950.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
BETHESDA AREA-Colonial STYLED
brk. split-level: walk to Holy Re.
deemer School: formal sep. din
rm., screened porch, ground d-leye
rec. rm., 4 bedrooms, 8 full baths
23-ft. liv. rm., garage. S34,75O
BETHEsDA REALTY, OIL. 4-I4It
BETHESDA-Custom home clos
in! Space galore plus Al con.
strnction! Loyely Cape Cod. 4
2 fireplaces. Separate din. rm.
pore porch a5 garage; aGG ,S dssd5snd Tsy m street
HUGH T. PECK Bethesda, OIL
BETHESDA, PARKWOOD-4-bed.
rm. Cape COD; firepl., fun bsmt.
lovely 32-ft. scr. porch, perfect
for summer entertaining; S23,950
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-907O Til {
BETHESDA-Excel. 2-story; der
on ist floor: wooded lot; low 20s
SAMUEL E, BOGLEY OF MD.
INC. OIL. 6-7S00.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

N. ARL.-Moderate rental. Small 2
or 3 bedrm. house. yorktown dis
trict. KE. 6-702S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE~
fcONIlNUEpl

ALEX, nineolnia Hills)-By own
er: atr-cond., brk. bi-leVel: 8 bed.
rms. 2 baths, rec. rm.. 2 firepls :,
eompl oE kit. gar: S24.950. AS
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. r Broyhill & Sons
ALEX, BAILEY'S. CkOSShOADS
4 BEDRMS., S15,500
ALEXANDRIA SOUTH
GRACIOUS LIVING

Just Ia blocks from Country Club
is this immaculate all-brick CEN
ing room with fireplace; set on
h-acre lot with lets of tall trees.
Priced in mid 20s. Call now to
We ~ TAKE TRADES. OPEN Q TIL 9
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Gordon Realty

NN4 OAS4G ANNSSAO.y
CL. o-2500 CRes.. OR. 3a6S10D
ARL. FOR.-Swim. pool. 8 -bedrm., :,
brick Colonial, din. rm., firepl.,
pch., beaut. garden. fruit trees;
S1S.7b0 or rent S146. IA. 5-9516.
ARL.-Close-in, 4-bedrm., 2-bath
brick Cape Cod, fully equip. kit,
rec. and util. rm., lge. wooded
lot on cul-de-sac. 61S South Abing-
don, ia. 4-0S11. NO AGENTS.
ARL., N.-4-b.r. brk. Cape Cod; nr.
shopping and schls. $4,000. 6039
22nd st. N. KE. S-6160.
ARL. n, Dominion Hills; BY owner.
-4-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial; cors
ner level fenced yard; ideal loca.
ton, schools, buses, swim. pool.
playground: Is min. Pentagon.
Avail. Aug. 1. $4,000. On. pay
ment TO suit buyer. JE. 3-S444.
ARL., n, st. Ann areas b.r., "a
baths. den. rec. rm.. S24, 300.
1105 N. Evergreen. IA. 7-4O35.
ARL.-Duplex: close in: 2 full-siEed
5-rm. apts.: l avail Move in.
Win apply rent to $4,000 price.
Possession May, 1862. 2146 ThoTns
ef IA k-R0R0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
IsroeI-in the Common Market!
SY SYLVIA PORTER

among themselves to make
their porducts cheaper, and as
they maintain the tariff walls
against outsiders. we'll be at a
terrible trade disadvantage
we continue an outsider"
Have you tried to get in
yet? Become an associate men,
ber?"
I'VE have - informally" he
replied.
IF you don't get in, then
what?" asked.
Then we're in trouble. While
it's a political problem for the
European nations, it's a prob
lem of economic survival for
US"
The facts dramatic Israel's
challenge. OF her total agri-
cultural exports. 80 per cent
goes to the present Common
Market members and those ap-
plying. OF her industrial ex-
ports, IS per cent goes to these
nations. OF her top export
citrus-half is taken by Eng
land alone. Not only must she
maintain these sales; she must
also greatly enhance them. for
she is still importing twice as
much as she Is exporting. is
staying alive economically only
because the deficit is being COW
cred by Germany's reparation
payments, earnings from tour
ism, loans and contributions
from the United States.
Actually, Israel would be on
the Threshold Of association
with the Common Market coun-
tries nowhere it not for the
Arab threats.
Will Israel get In, share in
the Common Markets benefits?
There's no obvious basis for
optimism-except, well, except
what Israel already has
achieved against fantastic
odds.
Tom orrOw: 'NOn-senti-
mental money"
distributed, 1851, by the Hall Syndicate,
Inc. All Rights Reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29
Stocks Lower;
Tax Selling
.
Seen as Factor
BY ED MORSE
Press Financial Write

I
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-The
confusion of year-end tax
transactions and some news
items which dampened prices
accompanied an irregular stock
market decline this week.
The Associated Press average
of so stocks fell ITO to 257.70,
its second straight weekly de-
cline. The Dow Jones industrial
average this week declined 6.88
to 698.74.
Although the end of the year
is still two months away, many
traders and investors have
been in the process of selling
stocks which have declined so
that they can take tax losses
to offset capital gains in other
issues. Accordingly, some
profit-taking has also been part
of the picture.
The market also has been
hobbled by expressions of dis
appointment over the laggard
pace of the business upturn
and watered-down forecasts by
economists in regard to pro-
gress in 1862. This was un-
derlined this week by the third
straight weekly decline in steel
production.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York
stock exchange we're: Standard
Oil New Jersey, up 12s at
asa on 265, 400 shares; Ameri-
can Machine g. Foundry, off
u at 391s; Studebaker- Pack
ard. off 11s at 1914; Westing-
house Electric. off "a at 393s;
and Brunswick, off ia at 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29
Neuberg Elected
Graham Successor
On Acacia Board

Gerald E. Neuberg, major in
the Air Force and executive
officer to Mai. Gen. w. T.
Thurman, has been elected a
director of Acacia Mutual Life
Insurance Co. to fill the unex-
pired term of Philip Graham,
president of the Washington
Post Co.
Maj. Neuberg is a graduate
of the Wharton School OF
Finance at the University of
Pennsylvania and lives in An
Mandate, Va.
Another highlight Of the
board meeting, at which Mr..
Neuberg was elected, was a re-
port from Vern Zimmerman,
agency vice president, that
nearly $19 million Of new paid
in business in September set
a record for the month.
Business in force now ex-
ceeds $1,926,000,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29

| JERUSALEM.-We were six,
sitting around a luncheon ia
bic in this capital city of Israel
and discussing the economic fu-
ture of this brave, young ma
ton.
Earlier, we had agreed that
II Israel is to survive econom-
ically, she must sharply in
crease her industrial produc-
ton and exports. At present,
she is importing far more than
she is selling abroad and is
deep in the red in her trade
accounts with other nations.
We had deplored the fact that
the hostile Arab nations are
not only boycotting Israel but
also threatening to boycott any
company or country whic h
does business with her. We
were up to the point Of listing
what industrial products she
might develop to sell abroad
and where.
IF, despite the Arab threats,
foreign investments do help
you raise your industrial pro-
duction for export and If a
boom in tourism brings in in
creasing millions. is there a
chance you might have your
trade books in balance by
1862" I asked one Of the Is
rael officials.
only if we can get into the
European Common Market"
he replied. I wasn't sure I'd
heard him.
Israel into the European
Common Market? Why. you're
5000 miles away from France!"
I said.
YES" he said. I'VE sell most
Of the products we export to
the six countries now in that
market and to Great Britain.
who's applying for membership.
AS the Common Market ma
tons erase the tariff walls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29
COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 CAP. Cotton
contracts from December through july
closed with weekly gains Of to 3!
cents a bale, while losses beyond that
maturity ranged from IS cents TO 81 so q
bale, the New York Cotton Exchange
reported.
MIN and trade price fixing. switching
Of those who have sold short from nearby
to more distant months and moderate
commission house demand helped Dol
ster the DecemberJuly contracts.
The Census Bureau report Of ginhings
attracted considerable trade attention
This showed ginnings in the first half o.
October Of 2,Sl3,0o0 bales compared with
2,4ss 900 In the similar 1850 period and
2,Sl6,ooo on average for the. past II
years. The total ginned through October
II came to $4,000 bales versus 6,l36,
900 a year earlier.
Exports in the week ended Tuesday
were estimated by the Exchange Service
Bureau at 10000 bales versus s6,ooC
last week and 100000 in the similar
1850 week. For the season through DC
tober ~ they were estimated at l,233 ,00C
bales versus $4,000 last year.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
Social and Church
Roundup

Seeking Miss Third Baptist
title
Three attractive young ladies
of Third Baptist Church are dI.
ligently seeking the title of Miss
Third Baptist TO be presented TO
the competitor reporting the high
est amount of finance when the
Sixth Annual Women in Action
Program is presented, Sunday,
February 26th. They are Miss
Marjorie Curry, Evelyn Boggs
Haynes, and Mary A. Williams.
The sharp competition is Great
ing great interest among the
membership, as they approached
for assistance by the competitors.
To aid in her vow for the title,
Mrs. Mary Williams will sponsor
a Green Leaf Tea on Sunday,
January 22nd. in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Dogans,
OF 1902 Lamothe and 18th Streets,
from 4-6 pm. You are cordially
invited TO attend.
Mrs. Bertha l.. Marion, General
Chairman of Women In Action"
program, proclaims this approach
ing event will be one of the big.
gcst events of the year. S. j.
Williams is minister.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
ATTY. S. J. FLANAGAN

STATE OF MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
EMORY HUMPHREY. Plaintiff VS..
MARY HELEN HUMPHREY. Defend
ant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session of said Court held at
the City-County Building. in the City
of Detroit. County of WAYNE and
State of Michigan. on this 7 day OF
November AID. 1860.
PRESENT HONORABLE JOSEPH A..
SULLIVAN. Circuit Judge
II appearing from the Affidavit at
tached hereto and filed herewith that
the defendant named In the above
entitled cause Is not resident OF
the County OF Wayne and State of
Michigan, but that - last known
address was: 627-Court +. Fairfield,
Alabama: therefore.
ON MOTION OF s. J FLANAGAN,
attorney for the plaintiff.
II ise.ereby Ordered that the above
named defendant appear and answer
the Bill Of Complaint filed In this
cause within Three 81 months from
date of this Order. or same. may be
taken as confessed against her:
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
COPY of this order be sent TO the
defendant at her last known address
BY registered mall, or like copy be
published according to law.
JOSEPH a SULLIVAN
Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk
BY A. c. Gallagher. Deputy Clerk
IL 3 60 - 7 81
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
Atty. Ralph w. Miller
1872 Dequihdre

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
HAYWOOD II. HINES, Plaintiff, VS.
JANETT HINES, Defendant.
No. eo4 - I32
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session of said court held in
the County Courthouse in the city
of Detroit Wayne County Michigan
this 28th day of October 1860 AID.
PRESENT HONORABLE:
GEORGE l.. BOWLES
Circuit Judge
In this cause Ii appearing from af
fidavit attached that the defendant
Janctt Hines is not resident OF
the city of Detroit Wayne County
Michigan but that she is a resident
OF the State OF New York, residing
at 1872 McDonough Street, Brooklyn
New York,
on motion of Ralph Y. Miller at
torncy for the plaintiff IL Is ORDERED
that the defendant Janeit Hines ap.
pear or answer in the above entitled
cause on or before three ~ months
from the date hereof or that said
bill may be taken as confessed.
II Is further ORDERED tnat a copy
Of this order shall be sent by re.
gistcrcd mail TO the defendant at
her last known address l22 Nc.
Donough St. Brooklyn New York, and
in case no return shall be published
as required by law.
GEORGE f. BOWLES
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRANIGIN
N l.. Schuman
II 26-l2 81 GO.