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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
MoNTGOMERY HILLs

MONIGOMER HILLS
Jumbo 3-bedrm brk. rambler, sep.
din. rm.. large kitchen. REQ. rm.
with firepl.. built-ln garats, S23,-
$50. Q til ..
P. W. BERENs, REALTORS
6221 Eenton 50. 8. 8. JU. 7-1T00
SILVER SPRING, WOODsiDE-
Charming brick williamsburg Co
lonial, liv. rn.. E/firepl., sep. din.
rm., 0ll-elee. kit. study or bed
room and full bath on 1st fir:
3 bedrms. and bath on End fir;
sss Ss5a. ri koszENboRFER 5STsF fsEifs: REAf:
TOR, OIL. 4-Slll til o.
SPRINGBRO0K AREA "A level
split-level with 8 bedrns.. den
and ga baths. sep. din. rm., fam. :
size kit APPROX. ls-ACRE LOT
WITH TREES, HUGH T. PECK.
REALTOR. HE. 4.1100.
SPRINGBR0OK MANoR-3-yT. old
brick rambler with 8 bdrmS.. 2ll
baths, sep. din. rm., breezeway and
garage. Only S24.950 HUGH T.
PECK. REALTOR, He. 4-17Q0.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
ST. CATHERINE'S-GI NO MONEY
DOWN, S95 mo- 3-bedrm. duplex;
fenced lot; din. rn.; bsmt. Walk
to schools and transp. 10. b-S630.
G. A. SCHIESEINGER CO
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
GARDENERS DELIGHT

Terraces from this charm
ing house overlook beautiful
garden with aZaleas, tulips,
big trees, Towering shrubs
and woods in the rear. Liv,
rm wifirepl, din rm.
wislass door to terrace. kit,
bedrm. bath and paneled
library on 1st fir; 2 lse.
bedrmS and bath on 2nd
fir: bsmt. " outside entr.,
play room. utility room and
hobby room. On quiet dead
end street. privacy, sarage.
SS5.O00. Exclusive GRACE
A. KEMPTON, Realtor.
L R.AnSI Milan FL $40
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CHEVY CHASE, Rock Greek High
lands-Good-as-neW split-level. 8
bedrms. (room for 4thl, 2 baths,
lly. rm. with fireplace, separate
din rm., rec. Tm.; built-in garage:
Wall-to-wall earpeting; corner
Susan and drapes incl Nice lot.
Close to school and transp. A real
good buy in the mid-30s To see,
call CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
EM o Qnn- M
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BROoKVILLE-Here's your chance!
3-bedroom, 1l7-bath split-level;
psnelsS pa. Led rec room IN, EIth TIth sefsspnSed
IA. 7-S500,
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CORPORATE HOLDINGS

CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON
Brick i Cape c. Cod ,Tit With bed bedroom an and
rooms and bath UP. Fireplace in
living room, separate dining room,
screened porch, full basement and
detached garage. Asking Sle,500
on 30-yr. FLA. Near schools,
shopping and transportation.
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DREAMING = $1,000 UNDER
MARKET VALUE: 4-bedrm. split,
ga baths. PRIVACY; sep. din.
rm., equipped kit. mid-20s. C. P.
FLETCHER, LO. 5-4677.
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RIVERDALE deacon Hts. .)-3-bed-
rri. brk. -and-shinsle rambler. neat
and clean; din. rm., knotty-pine
rec. rna.. den. Anchor-fenced yd.,
air. eond.. many extras: Sl6,95O.
Only $3.50 down. SARVIS REALTY
co AP 1-A064 ewes HT A-AAo5
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2.RATH RAMBLER

-lose-in Arlington brick rambler
with full basement and base
board hot-water heat. Only S20.-
200 with Sl5,500 loan you may
assume De luxe wall oven kitch-
en-: early possession.
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kENSINGT0N WHEATON = I'm
maculste 3-bedrm., 2-bath split
level 8 yrs. old; dining rm., large
kit. rec. rm.: fenced level yard;
immed. poss.: $1,000 FHA. BOG
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BEERS BROS. IlL ., JU. 5-76ll I
CHEVY CHASE : Attractive one
is hv, room with fireplace, sep
arate din. room. modern kit, .
bedrmso 2 tile baths and library;
garage, patio. A buy in early 2Os.
Quick possession. Q a.m.-q pm,
EN-. 2-7400, METZLER REAL
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KENSINGToN : Holy Redeemer
Parish; S21.pBO. 2-yr. -old brick
split, 3 bedrmS.. 2 baths, separate
din. room. family room: fun
bsmt; fenced yard. Large loan.
CHESTER KELLER, 10 b-71O0
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SILVER SYRINGE SCI, 900. Near
Piney Branch and Flower-An-
brick Cape COD; sep. din. rm
space, 3, twin-siEe bedrms.. ia
baths, full bsmt.. porch; garage
wooded lot: walk to ali schools,
bus. shopping. WOODSIDE REAL
TY CO., JU. e-6440, open til o
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ALEX. AREA-ROSE HILL
BY OWNER-Lovely 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; firepl.; fenced: patio,
carport: storm windows: drier;
newly dec; S17,500 FLA, or as
sumo GI loan. so. 5-5730. No
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ARE YOU BLUE? =?

This spacious brk. rambler will
cheer you UP with its big. .brisht
kitchea and huge brk. -and-mahog
family rm. in lovely Univ. Pk
and the price Is best Of all Gt
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CIA AREA-Air-con split-level:
completely carpeted from top to
bottom and from vsll-to-vsll:
3 twln-sized bedrms 2lz baths,
family nm, big din. I'M V/slidinR
glass doors leading to patio, built
in garage lovely home indeed,
a tremendous opportunity to
save THOUSANDS Of dollars:
must be seen to be appreciated.
BROYH1LL a. SONS, REALTORS.
IA. 4-13O0
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HOMEWO0D-The kids will love
playing in this huge shady yard
and the short stroll to the rec
center. Nom will appreciate the
loving care given this adorable 81
bedrm. rambler, and Dad will love
the lew down payment and easy
temrS. Only $4,000 FHA. Lo. rs
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Shannon & Luchs

Near Har-Tzeon
Walk to Wheaton Plaza from this
3-bedrm. brick rambler with full
bSmt. OWNER says sell at this
low, low price. For immed. oc-
eupancy and save dollars. SlS,-
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ST. JUDES = Attractive 3-bet
nAn rlN nam hrk ramhlar

ST. JUDES - ATTRACTIVE 0-Deurm
nearly 5MANY nsT RFk' 'ExfRAsa 5SfmRSAiisga
Assume $4,000 OF loan, owner
anxious for quick sale.
W. J. NICHOLAS Lo. S-0s00
SUMNER-Handsome brick center
hall Colonial with attractive living
room, family dining room, de luxe
kitchen. bedroom and bath on the
1st floor; bedrooms. > baths up.
Located on very attractive lot
Playroom and garage, etc. Priced
10 lower 4Os. Call WO. $4,000
til o. EDW. H. JONES AND CO.,
INC.
THIS is NOT A DREAM-Sl2,5 800
buys a 3-bedrm. bungalow W
large kit, din. rm.; maids rm..
rec. rm.; large level lot included
m m.dihtsly fhis Drisoe Eo. 6aIl 6S!aeS e see I'M
HIIGH T PECK 1I2A6 CSeOYniA Ave
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BRog.ADMoNT's BEST BUY
HERE'S A CHANCE TO
LOCATE IN THIS FINE
AREA FOR A MODERATE
PRICE. THE PRIMEVAL
SETTING OF THIS BRICK
RAMBLER rs EXTREMELY
For Your coMFoRT AN5
ENJOYMENT ARE: LARGE
FIN. REC. RIM. WLBUILT-
IN BAR AND FIREPL. LGE.
WIEATING sPAcE, BUfLT-
IN GAR, 2I7 BATHS, SEP.
FORMAL DINING ROOM
AND 3 LARGE BEDRMS.
VERY FAVORABLE TERMS
MAY BE ARRANGED.
PRICED S27,95O.
PARKER, SMITH L. DON
NELL ia. 1-6l6l, REAL
TORS, ia. T-SS17.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
Chew Chase View

Charming older home on 20,OO0-ft
lot. Living rm. with fireplace, sun
room or den, dining rm. and kiteh-
en-. 1St fir: bedrms. up: garagt
In bsmt.; beautiful lot; Price S24.-
500. Call 10. 6-0S44 It'll 3 pm
~ n
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The whole family will be happy
with this 4-bedrm. rambler in
Chillum. Liv. rm. has fi-epl,, sep
din. rrn., large kitchen, full bsmt .,
front porch. Sl9,G5O.
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T1NKLE PROPERTIES, INC.

CHEsIERBRO0K WooDs-KinE-
size brick rambler in a perfect
setting Of tall trees and SlopinS
laTn Studded with doEvood and
other lovely shrubs II is our
pleasure to present this spacious
nome IN an area OF beautiful
homes; center-hall entrance, large
living room with fireplace, dining
room opening onto a huge screen
Cd porch, overlooking the swim
bedrooms. . full-ceranic tile
baths, modern vell-equipped
kitchen with eating space. a rec.
room with a fireplace and at
tached double .garage All this for
COUNTRY, KE $4,000
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,

Larse older home, 4 bedrms.. IN
baths, extra lge. lot, h-w.h.. va
cant. immediate occupancy. Ewes.
Call Mr.. Kennedy, EN- 2-6S9l.
W, C. a. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN- o-AA6A
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MASS. AYE. AREA, Fl. SUMNER
HILLS :. Transferred executive
home. This is q magnificent house
with beautiful appointments and
an atmosphere Of elegance is prev
alent throuGhout. Featuring 4 bed
rms, ga baths, study or 5th bed
rm,,. de luxe kit. and sorseous
family rm. at garden level; eX-
pensively landscaped lot with view
clear to the Virginia Palisades; q
terrific value at S47,500. Cali our
uptown office KE. 7-1sOo III
o.
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LOVELY COUNTRY
new brick rambler

. HNHk 1b9AANNAOA
Located in the Colesville area on
as4-acre lot in an area OF fine
homes-Custom built home with
nice LIVING room, separate dining
room, today's kitchen with table
port. full basement. If you eniov
the beautiful country side. this Is
for YOU
ROBERT Z. LoHR, INC.
HE. 4-4000
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ORLOsKY, REALTOR
CDk9 YTf Z

JU. b-6203 JU. 5-7224
WESTMORELAND HTLLs-Custom-
built brick Colonial; spacious liv.
rm., paneled study. both with
fireplaces: formal din. rm., 3 bed
rms, Pa abths. deliEhtful rec
rn. overlookinG mAEnifieent
terraeed garden; maids room and
bath. o. ?. SMITH CO. a BROS
INC, OIL. 2-647S Omen . to .
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Your family will be safe from
traffic and you can relax in this
3-bedrm. rambler on court, a
School and RollingcreSt Jr. High.
W.-to-w cArpeting and beaut. rec
rm.. IN baths, only Sla,150.
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BEAUTIFUL 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier with picturesque oak rail
fence in rear, carport with sep.
util. rm. incl. washer, exception
ally modern equipped kit. Immac-
ulate throughout. Asking S1S,q50.
A small down payment and
LARGE 4larc GI LOAN may be
assumed! BARR REALTY, INC,
ia. 1880.
BIG FAMILIES hankerin' for the
great outdoors. hear this: On l
acre with horse stable a modern
2-yr -voung picture-book home
with 1 bedrms., ALL ON ONE
FLOOR plus fabulous 15x20
family rrn. complete with built-in
stereo, Fl; wide gracious center
hall 2i2 baths, great big din. rm..
fun bsmt., wonderful private
l5x2n screened porch, Dashboard
INV h., and for $3.50 extra the
family horse will go to the buyer
Very reasonable terms. Shown by
appointment JE. $4,000, VIM A..
CHAPMAN REALTY. INC, s am
10 pm
BRAND NEW 3-bedrm., 1I5-bath,
ASST. ramblers. Near Lake Bar
croft. EFT, dining rm,, 13-ft.
kit, full bsmt., immec. occupancy
Trades accepted. S1S,500. 81 100
dn. or will try no money down
GI, BROWN a BROWN REALTY.
JE 4-0u4l.
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KENT FoREST-S6oo .dn. incls
settlement; no complications in
buying this air-cond. home; 3 bed :
rms. IA baths, and equip. kit. /;
less than yr old.
BELTsVILLE-Exceptlonal value
q 4-bedrm., brk. Cape Cod less
than VI old, large kitchen
storm doors and windows. FHA
approved at $4,000; payments
like rent.
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CHEVY. CHASE = Delightful and
clean brick Colonial on pretty lot
overlooking the Park. Home in
cludes bedrms and bath on
End fir; liv. room with fireplace.
din. rTI1., very modern kit. with
breakfast space, powder rm. and
screened porch on lst FIR. huge
paneled rec: rm. in bsmt.: gas
value! Call JU. 5-4222: ewes,
JU. $500. LAWRENCE v,
fJTFS 20
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William D. Lucas Assoc.
BURNT MILLS

MOL AREA
{ bedrms.. 3 baths 4O-ft. rec. rm.,
open at sround level farm fenced
yard; 2-car garage: vacant.
NAME YOUR TERMS
GRAHAM co, JU. 5-6550
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-Truiy
custom built and designed ram
bling home on larae wooded lot.
8 twiAlSiZed bedrmS., pa baths
large dining room, fully equipped
family kitchen. full basement, ga
rage, breezeway; overlooks North
west park. GRAY -KESSINGER a.
CO., INC. JU. $500.
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mol vIC.-WANT A HoMEp WANT
TO BUILD? DO BOTH Here's
an excel 3-bedrm. brk. home
hot-vater heat; built-in sarage,
sHs sts. on Is5S: psSsd foF reads. m0ss 1888
H. J. REvANE, JU. 1886, WI.
6-232l ewes.
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OU4I FUhAh1 IN LOTCom Iane
"A home that has unusual de-
sign and is better than new and
located in this close-in prestige
area, only 5 minutes to D. C. and
not a traffic light. Huge living
room with vaulted ceiling. sepa-
rate dining room kitchen that
is dream and enormous family
overlooking a forrest glen: 3 large
bedrooms. 2i2 luxury baths, .
car garage, low 4Os and worth
seeing. ATLAS OF ARLINGTON,
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CHEVY CHASE, Rosemary School
AREA rare opportunity to pur-
from school. This home has q den
and powder room on the lst floor
and bedrooms and bath on the
2nd floor. 1t is realistically priced
for quick sale at S22,600. Call
Wo $4,000 til 8. EDW. II.
JONES AND CO INC
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Shannon & Luchs

Realtors Since 1908 5000 Conn. Ave
CHEVY CHASE. Md distinctive
homes Of a type rarely available.
Spacious and charming. One a
mIler ,ne,, tns o'nsr .t',r spiitIIeTsl IInns,
brackets. Shown by appointment
by Mrs. Wolf. OIL. 4-5295. LE-
GUM d. GERBER, EN-. $4,000 til
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REALTORS HE. $4,000
- WITHIN YOUR
MEANS. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod in
excel. cond.: family kit, fireplace,
attrac. level lot. $3.50 down.
HUGH T. PECK. Rockville, GA. A.
UPPER MONT. CO.-custom, a.
bedrm. brk. rambler, situated on
acre. plus. affords one OF the
most beautiful views in the county .
home offers such desirable iea-
tures as 24-ft. liv. rm. with firepl..
sep. din. rm., electric heat, and
priced for Quick sale, at Just Sl7,-
$50, 10. 5-36S7,
TOPS IN TRADES"
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
WASH. SAN. AREA-Custom build
er's home. extrs-large white prick
Cape Cod; 3 extra-lse bedrooms,
den. Ia baths, rec. rm.; Earage:
asbestos roof: new house cond.;
beautiful area; walk TO transp.
schools: excel. financing: immed.
paSs.; beaut. lot. trees; S29, $50.
WOODMOOR, walk to all facilities
4-bedroom brick Cape Cod; 2I1
baths. rec. rm,. ground-level exit:
l0O-ft, wide lot. trees; excel. fi-
naneins; immed. poss., S22,950.
NnT NaVv nRAyrNn
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BETHESDA = Naval Hospital area.
Spacious center entrance: 3-bed-
T at3of Sath 1sr.sG Ssck d.6 Colonial snd oTs1 With
nm. iLge. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
kit. with table space. Rec. rm. in
full bsmt Garage Huge lot, FOX
200 Vacant Low 30S. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. INC. OIL. 2-7006; ewes,
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BETHEsDA-Cute brk.-and frame
rambler; 3 bedrmS., l bath: large
GI loan to assume; call for de-
tails; Sl5,500. GEO. W. ROBERT
SON. REALTOR, OIL. 2-2l23.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
THE EVENING STAR
Friday. March ;, 1861
Wdshinaton, D. c,
Virginia Ports
Show Coins

NORFOLK, Va, Mar. 3 (AP).
cargo tonnage
through Virginia ports sin
creased AZ per cent during the
first nine months of 1860. Ex-
ports provided momentum as
goods valued at three-quarters
of a billion dollars moved
through Hampton Roads.
Exports gained 25.7 per cent
and imports declined 12.4 per
cent, compared with the first
nine months of 1859, the Vir-
ginia State Ports Authority re-
ported.
Total foreign trade was u.s.
247,l78 tons, an increase of
330,S41 tons, with 24,947,792
tons moving through Hamp-
ton Roads.
Total value at all Virginia
ports was $738, 723, 900, OF
which Hampton Roads had
SITS, 5,849, 1862.
Coal exports from Hampton
Roads showed an increase in
the second quarter of 1860 over
the previous year for the first
time since 1857. The third
quarter showed a 10.7 per cent
increase over 1859.
Exports through Virginia
ports during the nine month
period totaled 19,565,210 tons,
of which 1855 ,443 tons was
coal shipped from Hampton
Roads.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the United
Grain Market
Flour-ReceiptS $3.50 10O-pound
Wheat - Receipts, 24.sI4 bushels;
shipments, 1926 bushels; stocks,
2,7l2,221 bushels. No. Q red winter
Corn = Receipts. 239. .5S4 bushels:
shipments, 4S6,s00 bushels: stocks.
1.S46, 7S2 bushels.
Oats-Receipts, $500 bushels: ship
ments, none; stocks, 113,429 bushels.
Barley - Receipts, none; shipments,
S0,S02 bushels: stocks. 364,152
Rye-Receipts. 1900 bushels; ship
ments none: stocks, none.
SOybeans - Receipts. none; ship
ments none; stocks. 2,3O0,306 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 139 tons.
EgE Market
yesterdays QuotatiOns)
-. Arrivals light. Offerinss ample for
the generally slow demand. Prices
ranged al cent lower.
Prices paid by first receivers, deliv-
cred fob. Baltimore. cases included:
Large; min. 20 PC A quality, whites
min. 20 pc. A quality. whites 3S-39h.
to MARYLAND gE-gradinE Law, Grade A
mixed 1898. mostly 50-52. Grade A
medium, whites 4S-5l, mostly 4S-49:
mixed 1881, mostly 4S-49. Grade B
LARGE. whites 4s-4a mixed 4S-4g.
EGGS in cartons mostly 3 cents higher.
Receipts: ! 500 cases by truck
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RetuiI Sales Higher
On Good Weather

NEW YORK, Mar. 3 (AP)-
Retail trade in the week ended
Wednesday exceeded the year.
ago level, Dun & Bradstreet,
Inc, reported today.
The weather was good this
year, bad last year.
Dollar volume was 2 to 6 per
cent higher than in the COM
parable 1860 week.
Gains occurred in purchases
of women's and children'S ap-
parel, furniture and food prod
ucts. Volume in mems apparel,
new and used passenger cars,
major appliances and linens
declined.
Grocers reported further
gains in Lenten food specialties,
canned fish. dairy products
and baked goods.
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Stocks PIow Forward
In Mounting Trading

NEW YORK, Mar. 8 (AP).-
The stock market plowed ahead
early this afternoon on the
heaviest trading of the week.
Most gains were moderate.
Concentrated buying of lower
and medium-priced issues re-
flected big public interest. At
the same time. gains of selected
blue chips showed that invest
ment sources were very much
in the picture. f.,-
Losses In q number Of issues
indicated profit-taking by pro-
fessionals in stocks which have
enjoyed wide advances.
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Freightcor Loudinqs
Drop Substantially
BY the Associated Press

Railroad freight volume
dropped substantially last week.
which included the Washing
ton birthday holiday.
The association of American
railroads reported total load
ings for the week at 468,482
cars. This was 1882 cars or
81 per cent below the preceding
week, 85,400 cars or 1874 per
cent under the same week in
1860, and 106,852 cars or 1876
per cent below the same week
two years ago.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
Business
Marshall Field SpIit

CHICAGO. Mar. 8 (APl.-
Marshall Field g. Co. directors
have authorized a 2-for-1 COM
mon stock split and plan an
increase in the dividend rate.
Stockholders will vote at their
annual meeting May 8 on
splitting the 4-million no-par
common shares into 8 million.
If the split is approved. May 10
would be the record date for
participation in the split.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
Merchandise Sales
At Wholesale Drop
BY the Associated Press

The Census Bureau said sales
of : merchant wholesalers
dropped 9 per cent in January
to $9.8 billion.
This preliminary estimate
did not take into account diff
ferenceS in trading days or
normal seasonal fluctuations.
Sales Of durable goods were
down 8 per cent while deliv-
cries Of soft goods were down
10 per cent, the report said.
Inventories of wholesalers
were virtually unchanged from
December at $11.8 billion.
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GEORGE J. MILES

I62I X Street, NV.
FE. 3-I52O d. 7-O133
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x-EX dividend. b-Books closed.
PLUS extra or extras. DECLARED
or paid so far this year.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Mar, 3 (AP). -, Some
soybean futures skipped over a range
Of about 10 cents a bushel again
time it was in both directions from
previous closes. The fluctuations were
blocked BY the limit barrier.
By early afternoon in the previous
because losses ran the 10 cent limit
allowed for a single day.
SoybeanS were A-3 cents bushel
hiEher at midday, March $500; wheat
S-i4 lower. March S2.099s: corn ls-l3
to y higher, March 629s; rye un-
changed to ss higher, March S1.20h.
Chicago Cash Markets
No wheat, oats or soybean sales.
Corn rTar sample mIIt, srsSs yellow 9ss%- i OF.
inal; feed 93-l 90 nominal.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

Steels and motors continued
moderately higher while the
sweeping advance Of chemicals
which began yesterday foun-
dered. The balance was higher
among oils, rails and electron-
les. Coppers, aircraft-misSiles
and drugs were mixed. Building
material issues declined.
Prices on the American stock
exchange rose in heavy trading
although some issues dipped on
profit taking.
Corporate bonds advanced.
Government bonds showed
scant change.
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need 100000.

100000 is needed to set up
distribution of a new magnetic
tape cartridge to the broadcast
industry and others.
Recently the entire broadcast
industry has begun to switch
from turntables for records to
electronio machines using mag
netic tape cartridges. Coincident.
ally all manufacturers of these
machines designed them to use
one specific cartridge, and until
now there has been a single
source Of supply for the entire
industry.
Recently the developer of one
of these machines, which has al
ready been sold to over 500 radio
stations, has developed an i'm
proved cartridge for all the same
machines. Patents have been ap-
piled for.
Assets of this company will in
clude exclusive ownership Of
plastic molds worth over SIS
10000, which now exist; exclusive
world distribution rights, and
first refusal on distribution of all
future products Of this prominent
inventor. Units Of 100000 will
be considered. This matter is
strictly speculative, but the po-
tential is great. -
Evening star., 1961-03-03
COTTON

NEW YORK, Mar. 3 CAP).-Cotton
futures were irregular in quiet deal
ings today. Nearby March was lower
at the start following the issuances OF
March delivery notices but later
firm on short covering. The notices
were reported stopped by early after
noon. Deferred deliveries sagged on
light LIQUIDATION and hedging.
Late afternoon prices we're 3 cents
bale higher to 80 cents lower than
the previous close. March 1884, May
1901, May 33 so.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
D. c. SECURITIES

Pot Flee Pwr comW47 at 37H, 10 at
q s7,sC. 50 . 4 ssy.: So : ii Ssi 81 @OO
Peoples Drug St-l5 at 36ss, 100 ct
Evening star., 1961-03-03
METALS

NEW YORK, Mar. 3 (AP1.-spot
20 cents a pound, Connecticut Valley.
Lead 11t cents q pound, New York.
Zinc II "a cents q pound, East st. Louis.
Tin S1.0l34 q pound. New York.
Foreisn silver a1ss cents. per troy
SeaSs a was tSSt sSoted todsy P By ef iron NO Are
at 33.0O-34. 90.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-06-01
Elect Officers

At a dinner meeting Of the
Democratic Women's Club at
the Colonial Inn last week,
Mrs. Virginia Yates of New
bury was elected president
for the coming year.
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Marjorie Tinge, vice =
president; Mrs. Dorothy Win
termute, secretary; Mr. s.
Audrey Robusky, treasurer.
A report was made on the
Democratic Women's state
convention in Akron the pre-
ceding weekend, which five
women from Geauga County
attended Virginia Yates,
Marjorie Tinge, Beverly Muir
ray, Lenna Murray, and Evy-
lin Skiba.
The two-day meeting was
keynoted by Mrs. Margaret
Price, vice-chairman of the
Democratic National Com
mittee who spoke on Opera
tion Support" stressing the
importance Of being well-in-
formed about and backing
President K e n n e d US pro-
grams.