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TOBAccO

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. May IL
(AP-USDA) Some grades brouahi
higher average prices this week ol, On
the Southern Maryland auction tobacco
marns1s rsd SIt others were lower when
Deliveries to the Maryland Tobacco
Cooperative under the Government
loan program continued to increase
and we're ia per cent Of the week 3
Of sales has been placed under loan.
Volume sold was heavy. with the
markets blocked each day.
The belt operated al week on Q 90
per cent REDUCTION from the normal
of n,sn sonOS, SGE0 1s n sS1e
Of the major packing plants. Quality
q the TOBACCO was better than dlrine
me Fsder2l-state Market New.
week rsRHIssda ac' % sB %saes eouad nj;
and averaged SG2.e0 per hundred, I'D
cents shove last week'sireturn. Volume
tor the three weeks so far has totaled
lO.S26.Tg5 pounds, averaging $62.g
Ser Of sales days last year @ Ii.i io.i47.sese ssss
pounds were sold for S63. &c average,
Net receipts Of the Baltimore hogs
ported Is around 1851, 700. pounds
amounts to about 1850. 300 os'O pounds. SsS
The .. g. crop reporting board ex-
poets the 1901 crop to total SO million
pounds. the. same as the previous
Sutlook and = per cent aboye the 1880
per cent q the crop now has been en-
sold or delivered TO market.
Auction bid averages Ger hundred
pounds on 9 limited number Of rep
resentstive united States grades were:
pescrint,on orsss NAV a 6rgs; rrsy IroT yp
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Corporate Earnings in first

Corporate Earnings in first
quarter were 26T higher than
in the 1861 period, with the
steel and auto industries ac-
counting for nearly half the
increase Standard & Poor's
Corp.
Auto Assemblies last week
were estimated at q 1862 high
of 1886. VS.. 149,242 the week
before and 129,402 a year ago.
Truck production of 1886
units compares with 25;5l4 the
week before and 24,215 in the
1851 week.-Ward's Reports.
Milk Production In April to-
tailed $780, 900, 900 pounds,
gaining 1.2% over the April,
1861, figure.-Agriculture De-
partment.
Pakistan and the United
States signed an agreement for
a $45 million interest-free loan
for purchase of American iron
and steel products.
S. s. Kresge Co. sales in first
4 months totaled 1923, ,O80, ,857,
up 81 per cent from the 1861
figure of $l12.B10,230. Units
total S0S against 767 a year ago
Earnings
Aluminium, Ltd, in the first
quarter earned $S,109. 900 or 26
cents a share VS.. $7,397 900 or
"a cents in 1861 period. Earn
ings are expected to benefit
from devaluation Of the Cana
dian dollar.
|. Laclede Gas In IL months
ended March 81 earned $685..
156 or $1.53 q share VS.. $6,-
367,102 or Sl.60 in 1861 period
Albemarle Paper Mfg. Co. In
year ended April 2 earned Si,-
762, 1855 or $1.47 a share VS..
$2.434,6i9 or s2.l2 in the pre-
ceding year.
National AirIines Ia 9 months
ended March 81 earned $3,i93,-
507 VS.. q loss Of $5.39O.455 in
the 1960-l period.
Japan Air Lines earned &c.,
S62.s6l in the fiscal year ending
March 81, jumping 39.7 per cent
over the previous 12-month
total.
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SEC Starts Action
Auoinst T. B. Allen

The Securities and Exchange
Commission has authorized pro-
ceedings to determine whether
its rules have been violated by
Thomas B. Allen, doing business
at Jordan, Marc and Co. at 1918
F street NV.
The SEC also will determine
whether the firms broker
dealer registration should be
revoked.
The commission staff charges
that Allen violated the record
keeping and reporting require
ments Of the Securities Ex-
change Act by making false
and fictitious entries in his
books with regard to certain
purported purchases Of securi-
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system by the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board, effective
with the 1862 elections this fall.
Under the new system the
division of the associations into
Glasses A, B and c. according
to size, viii be eliminated and
members in each Of the eight
States which comprise most of
the regions will have repre-
sentative on the board.
Previously Class A, B and c
each had two directors on the
board and two more were di-
rectors at large. All directors
we're elected on q region-wide
basis rather than by member
associations in individual
States.
Glass A included the large as
sociations, Glass B the med
ium sized associations and
Class c the smaller members.
Not affected by the change are
four public service directors ap-
pointed by the FHLBB to each
regional bank board.
Inequities and complications
have arisen because of the
coupling Of class dictatorship
groupings and minimum State
representation guarantees. The
new system is designed to elimi-
nate these.
Member associations in the
District Of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia are represented on
the board Of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Of Greensboro,
N. C.! This region also includes
North and South Carolina,
Georgia. Florida and Alabama.
Robert F. Quigley, controller
of the FHLBB. plans to send
out nomination certificates to
members in each State around
August and will conduct the
election BY secret ballot.
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300 10 Attend
DC. Savings
LeauueSession

A record attendance of more
than 300 is expected for the
54th annual meeting Of the
District Savings and Loan
League at the Homestead in
Hot Springs, Va, May 24-27, it
was announced yesterday by
Thomas H. Harrison, general
chairman.
Mr.. Harrison, who is execu-
tive vice president Of the East
ern Building and Loan Associa-
ton, said general sessions have
been scheduled Friday and
Saturday mornings, May Is and
26, and the annual banquet for
Saturday night. A full program
Of sport activities has been
arranged for league raemoers
and guests.
The leagues outgoing presi-
dent, John @. Kolb, whose term
OF ofrlce ends May 81, Will give
his annual report at the initial
session and Executive Secretary
Bruce Bryan will give the Sec
retary's report.
Other speakers will include
Joseph j. Williams, jr., men,
Der Of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board; Harry s.
Schwartz. research director of
the FHLBB; Knox Banner, ex-
ecutive director of the Ma
tional Capital Downtown CON-
Inittee; George w. DeFran-
ceaux, president of the Wash
ington Board Of Realtors;
Henry E. johnson, president Of
Washington Chapter, American
Savings and Loan Institute,
and Edgar F. Peterson, jr,,
president of Washington Chap
ter, Society Of Savings and
Loan Controllers.
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COTTON
By the AssocIated pre.s

NEW YORK, May u (AP1. Cotton
futures prices moved irregularly on the
domestic market during the week but
finished with some fairly sharp losses.
At the close Friday prices were 10
cents 10 S3.oS q bale lower than on the
previous Friday, with the sharpest de-
clines coming in the most distant
months.
Sustaining the nearer deliveries most
Of the week were short covering and
The more distant months weakened On
selling influenced by a Recommendation
Of the American Cotton Shippers Asso.
citation.
Exports during the ewek ended las
Tuesday were TIE smallest since mid
November. They were estimated by the
New YORK Cotton Exchange Service Bu'
reau at 1900 bales, compared with
1900 a week earlier and $4,000 in
the comparable week last year.
Exports through May 9 were estimated
at 3,e26y000 bales, compared with 5,s40,00C
at the same time one year ago.
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Life Underwriters
To Hold Conference

The third annual Mid-Atlan-
tic Sales Congress sponsored by
the District Life Underwriters
Association win draw an at
tendance Of 800 to 300 persons
from eight States to the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. Friday.
Robert p. Gatewood, general
chairman for the event, yester-
day listed eight Of the Nations
leading life insurance execu-
tives as speakers. They are
Rollins Miller, jr., Washington;
Wilbert E. Gehman, Philadel-
|phia; Sigmund M. Lyman,
Baltimore; Jack Paul Fine.
Richmond: George j. Weiner,
Wilmington. DEL; Jack Ward
law, Raleigh. N. c.; Arthur s.
Russell, Newark, N. j., and
Arthur F. Priebe, Rockport, Ill.
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Which VoIkswogen
should you look into?

Look into the wv Stotion Wagon
(Ieftl if you have big foniy or lots
of friends Tor both). II totes 9 adults
or O small army Of kids. Plus q
staggering omount Of porophernolio.
The Volkswogen Sedan fright
eorries 5 adults, bog and boeeoee,
with longer leg room in front than
many big cars have.
Most people marvel at the foct thot
the VoIkswoeen stotion wooon is only
q few inches longer than the wv
Sedon and O whopping 4 feet shorter
thon conventional wagons. tEven
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Romspeck to Be NC
For Mrs. Lee Tribute

Robert Ramspeck viii be
master of ceremonies when the
Women's Advertising Club Of
Washington honors Mrs. Julia
M. Lee Of Woodward g. 10th
rop as Advertising Woman of
the Year at a Washington Hotel
luncheon Wednesday.
Mr.. Lee is director Of sales
promotion and public relations
for Woodward & Lothrop.
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Western Electric
Official to Speak

Carl E. Lindquist Of Western
Electric Co. will address Wash
ington Chapter. National AS
sociation Of Accountants at a
dinner meeting at the Occi-
dental Restaurant Wednesday
night.
At Western Electric he is
assistant controller Of manu-
facturer. controller telephone
division, chairman Of the office
standards committee and is
telephone accounting manager.
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Hot Shoppes Sales
Soar to New Peak

Sales Of Hot Shoppes, Inc,
set a new all-time record OF
SAT, SIS. 900 in the first 36 weeks
Of the current fiscal year, a
jump Of 24.2 per cent from q
year ago. Milton Barlow. execu-
tive vice president, reported.
Sales for the third quarter
ended April 10 totaled $l5.527.-
900, an increase of 26.5 per cent
from the like 1861 period,
The company now has 101
units in II States and the Dis
trict of Columbia, compared
with 80 a year ago.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May u (AP). Significant
influences were scarce in the grain
futures market this week and prices
drifted into general weakness on the
Board Of Trade. +
All commodities showed losses running
to more than cent a bushel with only
few gamers. Tenders on May con-
tracts were the principle bearish factors
In most pits particularly corn.
Wheat finished the week lM cents q
bushel lower on the nearby months to
! cent higher on the distant contracts,
May S7.l3la-94I corn unchanged lzS lower,
May sl.llM-lb; oats ! cent higher 10
ia lower, May 7lM-9s; rye i-lh lower.
May $l:25ye-N; soybeaps h-lM lower,
Commercial business was at a rather
low ebb all week and overseas sales
were not more than moderate, although
brokers said an improved volume was
pending In wheat.
Range Of prices for the week:
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Bell Named Head
OF Geonoutics, Inc.

George T. Bell, jr., has been
elected president of Geonau-
tics, Inc, it was announced by
Floyd w. Hough, who Is retir-
ing as president and board
chairman.
Carl I. Aslakson was elected
board chairman. Other direc-
tors include Vice President VIII
liam H. Atwood, General
Counsel William Blum, j.
Bruce Fisher, Harold l.. Kube,
Peter Caviar, Dean B. Cowie,
A. L. Pagan and Dale Dunlap.
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the wv Sedan is 4 feet shorter than
most conventional cors.) The space
in both V\Ns is used efficiently where
its needed most-on the inside. Both
ore oeie in troffie, park where others
cont And both ore just plain fun
for everyone to drive.
Prices start at ST. ,6o8.7o for the
sedon. The stondord stotion wooon
is 81, ,38o75, the De Luxe model with
sun-roof, s.. 795.75.
Best way to look into any Volks-
woeen: slide in and drive one =. {.
todoyi
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Suvings and Looms Hail
New Election System
For Home Loan Banks
By DONALD B. HADLEY
star financial Editor.

system of electng directors regional Federal
Home Loan Banks win give member savings and
Citations direct voice in each banks affairs
down much Of the politckng between geographic
This is the estimate Of leaders in the savings
industry here who generally praise adoption Of the
Evening star., 1962-05-13
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Over the Counter
US. Government Treasury bonds, weekly
nigh, low and closing asked prices, TIE
net change from the previous weeks
clOging aGkaf nF-ina anA ,-;.lI
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ties; also by failing to make
entries in his book with respect
to bank loans. failing to keep
records up to date and by fail
ing to report on financial con-
dition.
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BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK CAP). = National Associa-
tion Of Securities Dealers Inc. Closing
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WOMEN ASK QUESTIONS ON BUSINESS
At Suburban Trusts yesterday
Mrs. Ralph M Lnz (igh
about business and finance the platform
Krop estate expert Bank Mccarthy
Better Business Bureau William
Better Business Bureau; william Goodman Johnston
Cehrn Of Johnston, LemOn.-Star Staff Photo.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK CAP)
National AssOcia-
ton Securities Deal
qrg. IUr
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PHMADELPHIA-BALTIAE STOCK ExCHAN
Transactions for the week Ended Friday May II
Compiled By Exchange Officially

WE Extfa dividend. tPlus EXTRA q
year.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKVILLE-Doll house for peo-
I pie. Spacious 3-bedrm. Cape Cod.
n baths, rec. nm. OIL neat.
Only Sl4,5O0. r. N. LEVY. s4s-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Mr.. ALLvIEw EsTATEs-charmins
3-bedrm. brk. rancher w/fireplace
plaster walls on lovely Handicapped
lot: Conv: to. Wash. or BALTIC. Just
$l9.5O0 in fee. Agent, Atlas 8.
2522 tdial BOD. r. P. HENDER.
son d CO.. KE. 1-5111 (dial 301)
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ApIs UNFURNHED-v HOUSES RENT sE-EM
IcONTINUEDl
LAUREL-a-bedrm.. sep. din, full

bsmt. sIl9 with opt. immed. poss,
DlCKEY'S, AP. 7-SOsO.
LAUREL bedrms.. screened peh.,
bsnt-. Sl25 mo. Agent. WA. q
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]. B. TIFFEY & SON

BU1LDERs-REALToRS
LA. GALL
654-OOe2 Ewes, HA. 2-4077
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KENT FOREST-Air-cond. 8 bed
rms, Ia baths. mod. kit, fenced
yard. S130. J. NJ. HALL. 562-1S23.
LAKE BARCROFT-For lease til
July '63, lovely, air-cond., 4 b.r.,
ga baths, plus family rm., car
port. S235. CL, 6-4l5q.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
CHURCHES FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL CHURCH and e-room
parsonage in the heart Of D. c..
S15O,0O0. substantial cash. Exclu-
siye with GRACE A. BENJAMIN
co. For information, DU. 7-22l0,
LA. 6-2192.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE-Do you need q lFe
Impressive home near transporta-
tions, schools and the clubs? II 80,
you win definitely want to inspect
this eenter-han brick Colonial with
bedrooms, ga baths. den and
large modern kitchen with break
last nook. All rooms are good size
This home Is ideal for entertain
tng. Priced at S47,95O. Call WO.
$1,000 I'll Q pm. EDW. H. JONES
q CO., INC, Realtors.
CHEVY CHASE = Picturesque set
ting! Lge. lot. WILLIAMSBURG Colo
NAL. 4 bedrmS.. den. less than .
yrs. old. Priced fairly n the sos.
HuRIAUX. REALTOR. OIL. $4,000
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oo4-OU92 EVes.i HA. 2-4071
CHEVY CHASE between the Clubs
A large and impressive Colo.
nial in that desirable close-ir
area. above Chevy Chase Circle
Center-hall plan with delightful
large living and dining rms, poW.
der rm., excellent kitchen witt
breakfast area 3 twin bedrms
ana 2 tiled baths. Heated and fin.
ished 3rd flr;, studio and recrea.
place to live. In the upper 30s
VACANT, with quick possession
Cell our uptown office until g n.m
XE. 7-1S00. O''''
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1906
eOOO CONN. AVE.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(CONrlNuEcl

BETHESDA-4 bedrms.. 3 baths
paneled rec. rm.. de luxe kit. >.
yard with trees, located IN popu-
lar Greentree Manor, quickly ac-
ceSsib!e to Bethesda'S finest schls..
bus tranSp.. NH and Naval Hospi-
tai avail fua1ned G1S QSO
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KENWOOD
SMALL ESTATE

The Manor House was Gus
tom built for the present
owner and contains large,
center foyer, very large
step-down drawing room.
stately dining room, Sepa-
rate breakfast room, library
with fireplace, powder room
and modern kitchen on 1St
floor. On the End floor there
are 5 bedrooms, 4 baths.
plus additional suite OF 2
rooms and bath for family
or servants use. Unusual
recreation room. 2-car. at
tached garage. Truly an un-
usual and outstanding Of
ferlng! Price. S1s9,500. l.
CASs LEIGH 4 JAS. Z.
Mr.. Leigh, OIL. e-379a.
sCHWAB, EN-. 2-6sOO. Ewes,
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CLEVELAND PARK

COLONIAL VILLAGE - 3-bedrm
brick rambler with reception hall,
separate living and dining rooms,
library. . baths on 1st floor. lower
level comprises 2 rec. rms, one
with fireplace, maids room and
bath, den or small hobby room,
utility room and garage. Profess
sionally Handicapped grounds. En-
TONED. Priced in mid 40s. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY. EN-. 3-1S00 til
8 pm.
FOXHALL AREA-Excellent ram
5Isr 1on With g,iy:t' gsS bSHs bSaTdeP p:cf.sRon Rsa
room, powder room, attached ga
rage. FE. S-2211. C. MILLICENT
CHATEL & JOSEPH NJ. WISE, Inc.
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SILVER SPRING
TED LINGO, INC.
Miller Associates

1AAASA nooOCldI YES
VIII $4,000
SILVER SPRING = EieEant bTF :
and-stone rambler with loysiy
~. I'm. with stone firepI. foImaI
dln; rm., mod. euuip, Kit tiIed
path off spacious M jbedrm Say-
nght bsmt., breezeWay 10 attaShsd
garaGe' lEe, trees lend A ErariouI
setting 70 this modern home. S3I, :
9oO. 949-O2OO.
c. paul hickman, inc.
SILVER SPRING-CloSe in NJ
SCnoos and churches. S bedrma.
Nv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rn
geS level lot, lust renovated. on;1
Sls.5OU. Immed. oceupaney u
RLvAkE Int, REAIIGR bsS:.
$3.50. Ewes. ~. ASS.
SILVER SPRING, SIS,e5O- Ns.1
ToTest Glen rd. and Ga. ave-
very clean 3-bedrm. Cape Cod, in
thlS lovely, close-in section Feneed
iot VIII sell FHA or CT terms
sSOOODSiDE REALTY CO.. JU. o.
SLIGO HlLLs-Brick English cot
tsge In this most desirable ara
bullt for INABILITY, with man1
custom features. Central air rom
Sitionlns; all-electrie kitchen. 2
PAINS And fireplace. Immediate oc.
SupSney So. 800
CALL OUR WHEATON oFFIcE
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POTOMAC
POTOMAC

New Southern-style Colonial on .
Fenced acres, with magnificent
view. Paneled library with ad-
Joining full bath on LIST floor.
4 bedrooms, Fireplace in master
bedroom, . baths on 2nd floor.
adjoining acreage with stream
SVailable. Ewes. Mr. Gasque, AK.
W; c. g. A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH us
POTOMAC OFFICE
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

BACHELOR-Coll grad. "a. wishes
/ TO Join . or 3 other men in room
| lng ARRANGEMENTS in wash. area
Call CO. 5-4l75.
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Real Estate Co Inr

207 N. Frederick Ave, Gath. Nd.
WI. S-925n or 3O'-WA. 5-25uU
R0CKVILLE-Brand-new Colonial
firepl.. sen. din. rm.. eat-in kit,
IA baths. S1e,e60. r. N. LEVY.
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APIS UEFURKIsHEp-VA APIS. UHFURNIsHED-VA
(coNTiNUEol
Evening star., 1962-08-24

ARL. N.-Brick home, 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths, ser. porch, full bsmt..
det. garage w/work shop. Cali "a
inspect l412 N. Adams St. off VIII
son blvd. $3.50 mo.
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SHANNON a. LUCHS

CHEVY CHASE Spacious town
house. All lge. rms, 2h baths,
conv. to Blessed Sacrament and
Ch. Ch. circle. Good cond. Low 3Os.
HURIAUX. REALTOR OIL, 10000
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FOREST GLEN AREA

Be In for school. Immaculate 81
bedroom rambler with separate
dining. ~ baths and modern kit.
Assume Sl7,5O0 GI loan. S92 800.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-l700 I'll 3
FOREST GLEN AREA-Mod. kit.
full bsmt. and wooded lot. An ex-
cellent value at 81 l.750.
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FAIRFAX, CITY OF. this lovely
" wooded lot, in weli-kept resi-
Dental area. for rent at Sl45
mo. Will consider leaSe-purchase
agreement. Ready for immed. oc-
cupancy. DEAN r. MEYER, JE.
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THE EVENING STAR

o. C., Fhdoy, August n, 1867
Evening star., 1962-08-24

BETHESDA BrF- spiit-leyel mr.,
NH and Naval Medical, 1 bed
rms, ga baths, large family size
kit. daylight rec. rm., nr. bus,
lmmed. possess, S235 mo. Be
THESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-l4l5.
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| ROCKVILLE, TWtnbTook Fores|
b.rs.. bsmt., caTport. Sl7,g5O. FHA
or GI terms. r. L. SMITH. Real
1 for GA A--zIl GA A-S7Q5
Evening star., 1962-08-24

FALLS CH.-Nev, 3-bedrm. homl
on dead-end street. Fully equip
Kit. daylight bsmt. JE. 2-2232.
FOR RENT. MD, . blocks from
District line and Lord and ray,
lor's - Center-hall brk. Colonial
1st fir: liv. rm. with firepl.. din
rm.. elec. kit. with dishwashel
and disposal. u bath. screened
porch. 2nd fir, 8 bedrms.. . full
baths. 3rd fir, huge dormitorl
rm. Bsmt.- finished club rm., built.
in bar, maids rn., util. rm.. show
er and lavatory. garage ant
fenced yd. Sun. OIL. 4-6172. wk.
dyS.., MA. S-S421. CELL. EX. s.
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Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
DI. 7-1411
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BETHEsDA-KENWoOD AREA IS.
bedrm:. centrally air-cond.. 2-yr.-
old split level. All appliances. Tor
neiRhborhood, walking distance tc
schools, shopping. Immed occu.
pancy. $500 mo. OIL. 2-137g OF
MA S-41R0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

AUCTIoNEER, RONALD TULL
OWNER, JIM CLARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
FURNITURE
TODAY, 1915

FURN.-Moving. Sac. leather con-
tour-type. chair .S25. dbl. couch
$50. dbl. mat. $40. ia. 9-43S9.
FURN.-Liv. rm. sets (4) S25 up.
sold apt. house. must dispose of
contents, call JU. 9-1415.
FURN. = Beau. rein. white oak
wash stand. dark oak bureau, dual
purp. Lane wal. cedar chest. Like.
new liv. rm. suite. AID. 2-267l
FURN.-Moving. Living. dining,
rec rms. Porch furn.. b.r. dresser,
Grapes, bedspreads. boys "a" bike
lawn mower. lamps. IA. 9-7S57
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

BBS iso So hot Comet sF e a5SGSc
new eond.. $3.50. ov. 3-4119 AFT. 8.
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A COLLECTORS
AUCTION
AT AMMAN ANTIQUES
57l9 Lee Hwy, Arl., Va.
FRIDAY, AUG. 10
7 PM TIP

L IN. i IL!
The one and only all-nisht auction
house. Items listed arc from an
exclusive American dealer-collec-
tor OF the Hudson River Valley
that We Just bought out.
COPPER. BRASS, BRONZE AND
WROUGHT IRON
Largest collection we have ever
had, well over 1.50O pieces, many
choice collectors items, mostly
Early American, including largest
bronze fire plaqoe We have had,
lamps. clocks, bells. helmets, rare
double Students lamp, dozen of
unusual molds, cardelabra. light
ing fixtures, umbrella stands,
Kettles, sconces. candleSticks. fire
place equipment, bronze figures.
ship lights, carriage lights, wall
PLAQUES. ANTIQUE hardware. hun
dreds OF pieces Of kitchen ware,
banks.
GLASS AND CHINA
Old American cut glass, pressed
and blown glass, coronation anc
commemorative pieces, china
figurines, vases, plaques, statues
tableware and many pieces toC
numerous to mention.
MISC. COLLECTORS ITEMS
IL old ANTIQUE doll babies, old fire
bucket, early manneQuin, early
musical instruments, early lead.
stained glass windows, large Texas
steer horn.
OIL PAINTINGS AND PRINTS
Mostly American of early people
and places.
AMERICAN FURNITURE
7 . Victorian Civil War period mar.
ble-top chests of drawers, 2 mt
commodes, MT sideboard, wash.
stand, chairs, chest. tables, etc
We buy for cash at all time:
ANTIQUE estates, shops and col,
lections.
All items above on display thi.
week. For information call $50.
1850.
AUCTIoNEER, RONALD TULL
OWNER, JIM CLARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

Appraisals permitted before pur-
chase Mall orders promptly filled
any article may be shipped to
out-ot-town banks for your In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

furn., arm chairs.
tables. chest. Miscel. furn.. home
apparel. diplomat leaving, reason
able prices. EN-. 3-S027.