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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
Cyananid Sees
Record Net Of
S2.75aShare

American Cyanamid Co. ex-
poets to "close this year with
record earnings of around $2.75
a share on record sales of more
than $3.50 million, reported
President Kenneth H. Kip
stein today in an address be-
fore the Washington Society
of Investment Analysts at an
Occidental Restaurant lunch
con.
Cyanamid's improved per-
Torrance this year is largely
due to its success in broaden
ing its markets, increasing
sales and substantially cutting
costs, he declared.
The company yesterday an
nounced it is negotiating to ac-
quire John H. Brock, Inc,
producer Of hair-care prepara-
tons as its second recent move
into the direct consumer field.
In october it signed an agree
ment to purchase Dumas Mil
ner Corp, maker of household
cleaning and laundering prod
ucts.
Overseas sales in 1862 will
climb is per cent to a record
Sis million, he said. The
company has completed or is
now building "a manufacturing
units in Is countries in the
last three years.
Negotiations also are under
way to purchase manufactur-
ing and marketing facilities in
Spain and a titanium dioxide
plant is planned for Buenos
Aires, he said.
Company research programs
have included fuels for missile
systems, water based explosives
photocromism, water soluble
films, fuels cells and other
forms of energy conversion
The company has been able to
reduce costs by more than SIC
million in the last two years
he added.
Expenditures for new and
expanded plants this year will
approximate $40 million and
will be covered by internal cash
flow. The company expects to
equal or better its 1862 records
next year, declared the speaker
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Suburban Trust
Declares Extra

Directors of Suburban Trust
Co. today declared an extra
cash dividend of 5 cents in
addition to the usual quarterly
dividend of Is cents a share,
1t was announced by Board
Chairman T. Howard Duckett
and resident j. Robert Sher-
wood.
The extra represents a 20
per cent increase in the return
to stockholders. The two divi-
dends represent distribution of
1898 200 to stockholders. They
will be paid December 81 to
holders of record at the close
on December II.
The extra dividend was paid
in view of highly satisfactory
earnings, the announcement
said.
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Earnings

Atch., Top. g. S. F. Rwy. in
10 months ended October 81
earned $44,311,620 or $1.61 a
share VS.. $36,915, 1853 or $1.30
in 1861 period.
SeabOard Finance in year
ended September 80 earned
$6.151, 045 or SO cents a share
VS.. $6.610,451 or $1.02 in 1861.
Food Fair Stores in Is weeks
ended November 10 earned
SIS, 100000 or 80 cents a share
VS.. $5,845,000 or 80 cents in
1861.
Marley Co. in year ended
october 81 earned 81. 286. 694 OF
$3.51 a share VS.. l,093,307 OF
81 .98 in 1861.
Z. F. Macdonald Co. in
months ended September 80
earned $1,233,747 or 81 cents q
share VS.. $753,362 or % cents
in 1861 period.
r. Hoe g. Co. in year ended
September 80 earned $555, 900
VS.. $484 900 in 1861.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business Failures in the week

Business Failures in the week
ended December 6 totaled 294,
compared with 322 in the pre-
vious week and 295 in the like
week a year ago.--Dun g. Brad
street.
F. w. WOOIwOrth Co. Novem-
Der sales totaled $98, 500, 1897, up
$50 from 1868; for IL months
1927, 349. SOL. up SO from 1861.
Diana Stores Corp. November
sales totaled $8.669, 1886, up
28.4% from 1861; for four
months S28,306,964, up 20.6%
from 1861.
M. H. Fishman Co. November
sales totaled $2,949,148, up
24.4% from 1861; for II months
$21 ,290,263, up 19.4TC from
1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
Two Small Business
Groups Combined

The National Small Business
Association Of Washington and
the American Association of
Small Business. Inc, in New
Orleans have merged under the
name Of the former, it was an
nounced yesterday.
The NSBA was founded here
in 1887 and has $4,000 men,
berS. The New Orleans group
has around 1000 members and
will become the southern divi-
sion of the other association.
Lloyd E. Skinner of the Skin
ner Macaroni Co. of Omaha,
Nebr., has been elected presi-
dent of theh association to
Frank M. Cruger of
Indianapolis, who has become
board chairman. John A. Cos
nell is executive secretary.
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ital being used to build plants
which can operate profitably
only as long as the government
continues to provide them with
guaranteed markets in which
they can sell at high prices.
THE idea of stimulating
mass consumption by bending
every effort to bring the cost
of manufactured goods within
the grasp Of the masses is not
only ignored, it is flouted. The
governments themselves must
share the blame for this because
of tax and tariff policies that
make goods much more ex-
pensive than they ought to be. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
PhiIodeIphion Buys
THghmon Pockinu

Richard S. Knapp of Phila-
delphia has purchased the stock
of Tilghman Packing Co., sea-
food firm in Tilghman, Md.
George T. Harrison, son of
one Of the firms founders, has
been president since 1888 and
will continue as board chair
man.
The new owner is a native of
Washington and recently was
"a vice president of Prick Co.,
maker Of refrigeration equip
ment in Waynesboro, Pa. He
said no major personnel changes
are planned in the seafood
firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
Dividend Is Voted
BY First Virqiniu

Directors of First Virginia
Corp. have declared a dividend
of 2 cents a share on common
stock. payable January 2 to
holders of record December IA,
Board Chairman Edwin T.
Holland reported.
This is the same amount paid
January 2 this year. The
company paid 5 cents a share
in .T1llv
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Record Dividends

BOSTON, Dec. IL CAP)-
John Hancock Mutual Life In
surance Co., reported it has set
aside for payment to policy
holders in 1868 the highest div
idend ALLEGATION in its 10O-year
history-$l7.4 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
New President Named
By Fairbanks, Morse

NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (AP)
executive of Inter-
national Telephone and Tele-
graph Corp, SS-year-old Rich
ard H. Griebel. has been ap-
pointed president of Fairbanks,
Morse g. Co.
He will take over January 1
to fill the post which has been
vacant since the resignation of
Thomas G. Lanphier, jr., be-
came effective September 30.
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Women Accountants
To Meet Tomorrow

National Sense" is the title
OF a talk by Miss Leatrice j.
Harpster, secretary-treasurer of
Tuckman-Barbee Construction
Co. tomorrow at the Ambas-
sador Hotel before the District
chapter, American Society of
Women Accountants.
The dinner meeting will be-
gin at 8 pm. and will conclude
with a Christmas party. Ruth
B. Stearns is party chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11


Bank Divisions attending a con-
ference at the Mayflower Hotel,
Mr.. Robertson said that sub
stitution of Government funds
for funds for frightened inves-
tors will not solve the problem.
THE primary remedy, and
perhaps the only workable one.
lies In an attack on those fac
tors that drive capital out Of
Latin America and discourage
domestic savings" he declared.
This means attacking some
fairly prevalent ideas, ore Of
the more important being that
initiation is unavoidable, or even
desirable, in a developing coun-
try.
This is not a new thought,
but I wish to emphasize 1t
because somehow our Latin
American friends have gotten
the impression that the ALI
ance for Progress program is
keyed much more to such things
as land reform and the writ
ing Of long-range development
plans than to the adoption Of
sound fiscal and monetary poll
cies and the creation of a ia
vorable climate for both domes-
tic and foreign investment"
said Mr.. Robertson, who re-
turned recently from a tour Of
Latin America.
Points to Venezuela
All those who hold that the
antidote for Communist pene-
tration in Latin America is
simply economic growth or the
achievement of higher levels of
per capita income should study
the disturbing Venezuelan sit
uation closely, he continued.
"VeneZuela's growth is easily
visible to the naked eye. 1t
has been based on a great oil
boom, which has seen produc-
ton nearly double in the last
10 years. Per capita Gross Ma
tional Product now is we'll over
$500, which is not only far !
above the level in any other
Latin American country. but
is higher than in parts of Eu-
he said.
I'VE often hear that land re-
form is vital in Latin America,
but in Venezuela it would be
more accurate to say that the
problem is to find people will
ing to develop and cultivate the
vast amount of land that is
available. Much of the arabic
land Is publicly owned and is
not used for any productive
purpose" he said.
Nothing in Latin America
impressed me more than the
need and the scope for i'm
provements in the productivity
Of labor. both urban and rural.
This, ! feel, can make a much
more important contribution to
raising living standards there
than can measures to redis-
tribute existing income.
The cake needs to be made
bigger. Just recruiting it will
not do any good. Indeed, there s
are cases in which the effects,
on productivity, Of income re-
distribution are likely to be
harmful. 3
Cites Inefficiency
II came away from Latin
America with stories of great
problems created by inefficient
operations that could not be
put in order because of laws
and regulations restricting the
dismissal Of workers-even the
inefficient ones. In one country,
a bank was prevented from
dismissing two employees who
had been caught embezzling
funds.
I'm Peru, a country plaAued
with underemployment, I found
costly machinery being used
instead Of unskilled labor only
because complex legislation
makes it easier for employers
to work with machines than
with men.
81 saw large amounts of can |
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Controllers to Dine

The Society Of Savings and
Loan Controllers will hold It's
annual Christmas dinner to-
morrow beginning at $3.50 pm.
In the Black Gun Restaurant.
Election Of officers will pre-
cede the event in a brief busi-
ness meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
Lotin America Needs
To Win Back Investors,
Robertson I ellis Bankers
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Initiation and fears Of confcatory are real
for critical shortage of capital Unfortunately high
interest rates in most Latin American nations declared j. L.
Robertson member Of the Board
Reserve System here last night
Addressing officers and directors State and National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers
in Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at ! pm. Tuesday,
December u, 1852:
Ranka nd Unsa
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Dec, II CAPD IusDA).-
He's, II 300: moderately active, butch.
era go lbs and down mostly 90 lower
weights over ego lbs and sows steady
70 20 lower: leg iDO-22O ID butchers
l1.0O-f7.bO. around 200 head al
1850. mixed 1-3 igO.22O ID iB.55.
1929: 22O-240 lbs lg.OO:l9,15i go
210-26O lbs lb.bO-iB,25. 80 9BO.2sO
lbs 1b,2blb,b0; mixed i-3 100000 10
sows 13.bO-l4.bO 100000 lbs 1850.
1880; 2-3 bOO-60Q lbs i2.ib.l2.6O.
Cattle, 5000; calves, none. slaughter
steers and helfers fairly active, fully
steady. cows moderately active steady
higher two load lots mixed hiGh choice
and prime around LOO 10 Slaughter
steers 81 80; load lots choice i.i0O.
100 lbs 2s25-2p 80, load high choice
and prime 1000 lbs 2a.7bI good "a, so.
27.b0. few standard 2300.24.0O, load
mixed utility and standard p75 lbs
ea.bO. several loads GOOD and low
choice sb0:l .02b ID hsliers 20 90.
2s.2b: utility and commercial cows
i0bo- 1915; few hish sisidins cut.
tsrs 1900. shelly eannsrs l,00.lp 50.
utility and commercial bulls isbO-
2. go ny sgt, sn5., 70 sso & , G.s mixed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Noon over the
counter US. Government Treasury bonds,
DID, asked net change and yield for
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econds.
T-Partially tax exempt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
Building Contracts
Up in August

Contracts for future build
ing in the Washington area
awarded during August were
"a per cent above those for
August, 1861, in dollar vol
ume, E. H. Keefe Of the
F. w. Dodge Corp. has re-
ported.
Residential contracts con-
tributed $24,174,000 to the
August total and were up 8
per cent from August Of last
year. Non-residential build
ing contracts amounted to
$19,530,00 and were up ITO
per cent from the year ear
lier figure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
KettIer to Judge
Awords PFogrom

Milton E. Kettler vice
president of Kettler Broth
'ers, Inc, has been selected
to serve on the five-man
board of judges of the Hori-
zon Homes Merchandising
Awards Program sponsored
by the Portland Cement As
ISOLATION.
The awards program is de-
signed to stimulate addition
al interest in home owner
ship as we'll as to promote a
closer relationship between
the association and archi-
tectS and builders.
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Boeekh, American
Are Merged

E. H. Boeckh & Associates,
Washington consulting valu-
alton engineers, announced
this week that the firm has
merged with the American
Appraisal Co. of Milwaukee.
A Boeckh spokesman said
that while the merger was
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Builders Report

Conventions are becoming
easier and easier to attend.
Here's one where you can
leave the driving to them.
The Metropolitan Wash
ington Chapter of Associated
Builders and Contractors,
Inc, is offering bus trans
portation for its, members
attending the ABC conven-
ton November Is to 20 at
the Greenbrier Hotel, White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
James S. Long, the groups
president, says the bus will
leave from the Silver Spring
area at approximately 2 pm.
on November 16. 1t will leave
the Greenbrier at 10 am.
November 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
They Didn't Really
Change Their Names

It's not that Pat BottalicO,
jr., and Ralph Duffie look
like twins, or anything like
that. It's just that they were
elected to similar offices at
the same time:
Pictures of Mr.. Bottalico,
the new president of the
Home Builders Association of
Prince Georges County, and
Mr.. Duffie, new president Of
the Montgomery County
Home Builders, appeared with
last weeks Builders Report.
Through a mechanical error,
the name lines were reversed
under the pictures. We hope
this helps restore their right
full names.
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ABC Charters Bus

merely a stock transaction
and both companies will con-
tinue to operate as separate
entities under their present
arrangements, the joining of
forces will provide far great
err flexibility of cost data, re-
search and the dissemina-
ton of this data to their re-
spective clients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27

DIRECTIONS: South Shirley Highway or US 70 WOOD
bridge continue Just past MdrumSco Plaza shopping
Center, right to MarumSco Hills Models
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Here dotahead dessert the whole family will The shotc baked
time last minute work. Simply the cooled individual
Bsquk package) double thickness Cooking
little
minutes until warmed but burned foil
plate Then strawberry
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-10-01
Community Good Times Create
Fire Department and Assure
Good Times for Community
ByR14Y OZMON, Field Editor

LAST YEAR FARM and ranch fam
lilies up and down the Sun River Val
ley near the community of Vaughn en-
joyed several evenings of first class
entertainment watching plays put on
by local personalities.
Periodically everyone gets together
for a rip-roaring dance at the commu-
nifty hall.
Farmers and ranchers busted off their
old firearms last spring and everyone
turned out for an antique gun show.
More than just providing pleasant
diversions, these activities served as
means of raising money to help pay the
costs of equipping the new Vaughn
volunteer fire department.
With funds raised through these COM
munity actitities and contributions from
individuals and business firms, the
Vaughn Fire Department has reduced
its Indebtedness from $500 to about
$500 in little over a year.
Fully Equipped
1t has two trucks. One is a fully
equipped rural fire truck, complete
with flashing lights and siren Tt has
|, 1,1OO-gallon water tank, pump, $500
feet of hose, ladders and other fire fight
ing equipment. The other is a war sur
plus 6x6 with an 8OO-gallon water tank,
which is used to haul water to the
pumping unit Both trucks are kept in
Montana farmer-stockman., 1962-10-01

a spacious new garage built especially
for that purpose.
The trucks are checked over at regu-
lar intervals The engines are started
and warmed up so they'll be certain
the rigs are ready to go at a moments
notice. They never have to worry about
changing flat tire or charging a run
down battery before heading out to a
fire.
The % volunteer firemen meet once
month for training sessions and to
practice using the equipment.
1t might be said that the Vaughn
Volunteer Fire Department serves
dual purpose: It's fund raising activities
offer an opportunity for enjoyable COM
munity get-togethers, and it gives the
people sense of security in knowing
that they have the services of we'll
trained and well-equipped fire depart
ment in case of emergency
Sad Incentive
The need to have their own fire fight
ing organization was always apparent
Prior to the organizing of the volunteers
of Vaughn, they had to depend on the
Cascade county rural fire truck at Great
Falls. The 12-mile trip from Great Falls
to Vaughn could take long enough for
fire to get out of control
The loss of a home and business
establishment in two separate fires
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PARKVIEW

iLvER sPRMG-FoUR CORNERS
iomeoWners VINO need more living
kpaee. Pay Reasonable On. paynit
~ use present home 10 purchase
pew 3. 4 or 5 bedrm., 3-bath
9rk; spht-foyer rambler. HOT
WATER HEAT. Extra lge. rec.
n m and stone firepl. Priced under
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APPROVED FOR VETSI

BLADENSBURG - Mother-ln-laW
ARRANGEMENT. 4-bedrm. rambler.
rec. rm. plus sep. detached bldg :,
complete apt. OIL no. - dn., Sl04
mo. $1,000. uN. 4-5550 I'll Q.
LANGLEY REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

OCKvlLLE-Lge. Abr. 2-bath-
full tile bsmt., big rec. rm. wThar
and server. with brk. barbecue.
$50 amp. service, tall wood fence
outdoor lighting. This home In
perfect cond. GI appraised al
N22.6O0. Assume CT loan. FHA
or new OF. Fantastic cond., cal
and see for yourself.
p. BOQUEL GA. 4-5Ols
QCKvILLE Home for large
family, 4-bedrms. on / floor.
pa baths. Assume lge. loan
loads of extras, Immed. poss.
Call e49-7300 til $3.50.
UGH q. PECK. 11246 Georgia Ave.
0CK CREEK HILLS AREA-Al-
most new, centr. air-cond., 3-bed-
fm;,, 2-bath brick rambler over
.ookinR park. Beaut. kit, carpets.
psmt., carport. S27. 500. Cali Oig-
2131. q. A. ScHLEsINGER CO.
tOSEMARY HILLs-3-bedrm.. ~
bath brick ramb. Soft. wal. pan.
rec. rm., excl. FILA approved
in. small On. pymt. JU. S-3S97.
lIGO PARK, BUS at the door
Brick split level on freed lot. 8
BEDROOMS. lovely enclosed porch,
EHA appraised at S16.75O with
$500 down. GRAHAM CORP, JU.
2-6010.
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LISTINeS WANTED

FREE EXPERT APPRAISAL of
your Virginia property II offered
for sale under our exclusive list
ing service. We are not house
keepers. We sell 'em. Call JE.
1880, JOSEPH w. SEAY COM
PANY. Realtors.
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DESK SPACE

ALSO MAILING ADDREss-SuitabIe
mfgr.'s representative. S24 Transp.
Bldg. 18th NV. MISS STILES.
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STAN RIDGEWAY REALTY
lE. 6-3639 Omen 'filI

ANDREWS : Mt. Cavalry Parish.
fenced I'd. No cash down VA
500 q month pays ali.
JOHN R. WEBSTER RE. 6-54OO
ANDREWS AREA-4-bedrm. bi-lev-
el' liv. rm., din. rm., de luxe kit,
paths, bsmt., rec. room. Assume
present loan. FLA, GI terms also
RE. $500.
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TRADES ACCEPTED
STORCH
sP. $4,000 REALTORS
ATTENTION VETS

Only $3.50 settlement costs for
this semi-Colonial. near every
thing. twin-size bedrmS., walk1in
closets. electric equipped kit, this
nome also has q sep. din. rm..
plus q full bsmt.. priced at only
$4,000 with payments OF S7s
per mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL. be in By
Christmas. Immaculate I-bedrm.
home. Just q couple Of blocks 10
transp., shopping and senior high
school. equipped kit. with double
door refrigerator, storm windows
and doors. full bsmt.. only S1b,-
200 full price. Your Terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

1 to 3 bedrm. homes. only as min.
to d. c. Near schools. churches,
SHOPPING. $3.50 up. RA. $4,000,
0XON HILL bedrms.. 2 baths,
sep. din. rm.. 90 min. from
Pentagon via Wilson Bridge. Is
min. from Andrews. $3.50 down.
CHI. S-9394.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6-rm.
bungalow. moderr table-space kit.
liv. rm. and din. rin.. wall-to-w II
carpet. Ice. level lot. Only S4hO
dn. FLA and S97 total monthly
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
I'M A.IIRa
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REALTY. INC.
IA. 4-8OO3 Til 9

REALTY. INC.
IA. 4-8003 9 Til 6
ASSUMPTION or ANY TYPE Fl.
HANGING buys this 3-bedroom
rancher. on Ice. corner fenced lot.
PHOTOGRAPHED. VAC. SI3,75O
REALTY JE. 4-lOOO
BEVERLY HILLS-5-bedrooms, new
antique brick. foyer entry. 3 baths,
rec. room. priced in sos. ATLAS
OF ARLINGTON, REALTORS, IA.
5-1550. ewes. KE. S-4S46.
BRICK RAMBLER-PRIVAcY and
CONVENIENCE assured BY setting
and location. Three ROOMY bed
room, LONG "a living room
ECONOMICALLY priced at ST.
$50 including MANY EXTRAS
such as Wv. carpet, washer and
dryer. AVAILABLE IMMEDI-
ATELY; For full detail call NOW
REALTORS CT. e-ssoo
Builders Trade House
$4,000; This brick home is To-
Gated in the Pimmit Hills area Of
Falls Church and contains q bed
rms; bath. beautiful jalousied
Xxi family rm., carport
fenced-in rear lot, window unit
air conditioner. This home is sit
uated on a beautifully Handicapped
lot and Is clean as q pin. $500
down will handle, Monthly paw
ments approx. SIPS incl. taxes
and insurance. Interested PARTY
should have income Of APPROX.
81, 400. Call Ike. s-4694 for APP
pointment to see.
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ROGERS HEIGHTS = Brk. and
alum. Cape Cod, 8 large bedrms.,
sep. din. rm.. . full baths, full
bsmt. with outside exit, large lot
with gO-ft. frontage and Off
street parking. A dream YOU don't
want TO miss. Priced 10 sell At
Slg.950 with VA or FHA terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

ANTIQUE BRICK BI-LEVEL, situ-
ated on almost an acre. Unusual
floor plan offering comfort and
convenience for the entire family.
oedrms.. ceramic tiled bath, plus
liv. rm,, din. area, and mod
equip, kit, all on / level. Lower
level has foyer entr., family rm.,
plus lRe. den or Attn bedrm.. a
bath and util. rm. Priced at onlJ
SlS,950 with immediate posses
sion available.
ONLY S195 dn. inels. the settle.
ment cost on this individual Cane
COD with , bedrms. and bSmt
sep. din. rm., mod. equip. kit. Liy
rm. has gas firepl. and built-ir
bookcase. No minimum income re.
quirements or financing red tame
Possession before Christmas a pos
sibilify.
CALIFORNIA RANCHER with many
extras incl. Wv. carpet. car
port. sep. din. Tm., plus Kit.
with snack bar. Full rec. tyne
bsmt. Assume CT loan or refi-
nance FLA or VA. You paint IL
and save your settlement cost.