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HOUSES FOR sAlk-VA.

TH1NK MODEM - sss this finG
/. ecntemporary rarnhler in an exEel-
lent Pals Church location With
foEeT entrance. 3 bedrooms. 3 fun
baths. You'n enjoy dinner n this
large separate dining room. com-
pletely equipped kitchen. fun base
ment With rec. room CAL for ap-
pointment. yoa.n Ike What you
see S23s500. YBoNAs REALTY,
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ANNANDALE-classy afr cond. 8
e.rs8 2-bath contemporary brick
ramhier. Walk to SHOPPING. bus
md schools. Spacious liv, rm..
equipped kitchen with table space,
tEin-sised hedrms., fun bsmt.
.ea ntso cs,na.t wsiE01s s9 .s e sog ~
you may assume large 4Mss loan
with very Teasonahle down pay
fnent. This Is truly q home Of
class and distinction. Cal IA. e
2 1100. ID. q. EROYHTIL a SONG,
Z Realtors. 1900 Lee highway.
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BUSINESS am H0ME-sI.0 .0O

| BUSINESS AND HOAER--9l 900
dn., S17.600, main road 10000
{k. commercial. real Opportunity.
JU: $3.50. EMpire s-6126.
CALL LYNN REALTY, yE. 2-o4O0
Be LIST to see this Abr. home, eat
in kit. .fenc. "a. Only $3.50 dn,
CENTRAL Am CONDITIONED,
beautiful 1-yr.-old antique brfck
split-foyer in MeLean. 4 immense
bedrms.. 3 baths, din. rua., ultra
modern kitchen with eating space,
29-ft. rec. room. Features center
ball entrances. patio. 2 firepiaces
psmt.. etc. Immaculate condition.
Must be seen to be appreciated,
Price $50. $50. Very flexible n
nancing. Appointment only. Open
PLSNTATToN REALTY. m. 4-7ooo
COUNTRY STYLE
Living in this 3-bedrm. rambler,
fun basmt. with rec. rfn. on lge.
beaut. handicapped grounds. within
minutes Of everything via Belt
THOMPSON q ASSOCIATES
xealtors ia. B-76I7
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Realty, Inc. HU. 1-9100
MANAsSAs---Nice Cape Cod, va-
JU. $3.50, EiGpire ssel2s.
McLEANLAssume Az loan with
reasonable cash payment. and
bier. Within walking distance to
Kent Gardens Elementary School.
Features 3 large bedrooms. ap-
prox. 25-ft. liv. .-din. room, room
air conditioner, f!replaee. Mod
and full bright basement. Tiled
floor. shown b. agpcintment.
Call DARWIN REALTY, INC. IA.
1883. ewes. IA. 2.7604.
NOLAN, fst CONE. 1st eRRvED--
Lovely brk. Cape, Cod, 4 bedrms..
din. rra., 2 baths, beatit. rec. rm.,
lge. wooded lot. choice area. As
sumo OF 4hss or refin, cony.. S21,-
$50. Hurryl OWNER. 81. 6-4460.
IEcLEAN--Cafl nov and see this
fine 3-bedrooIn spiit-ievel sepa-
rate dining room. spacious kiteh-
en-. rec. room. "a baths and ga
rase. Prestige community. Shown
By appointment. $2S,50O. Cafl
YEoNAs REALTY. INcs JE. g.
2kfl0 Hss HiaN
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& LuchS
CT, S11,700

NO DOWN PAYMENT
sep. din rm.. 2 Bic bedrms.. eompi.
redec. and ready for the young
veteran. Vacant and GyailahlS nov.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA, 4-4252 CL, 6-49OO
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Sleepy Hollow

Forever yours glr
4 ns ths ,ssS1:- theme 9 ss this ;sS sassdrcS S;n
and white dogWood blossoms. q
nirS 1ear9Sms 9Sa ar sFe sncusn 1n,,a KY VI .n.
Joyiug this home. SERENE g tn
word for the. covered patio, COM.
PORTABLE Is the word for ths
large living room with the fire.
place and bay window. PLEASANT
Is the word for the separate bui
large dining room. CHEERFUL Il
the word for. the rec. room. Low
Is the word for the price and ths
price Is only $4,000.
TOWNSHIP
REALTY HU. .1.601e
SLEEPY HOLLOW-S26, 300. As.
gtlme 4MSe OF loan. 4-bedrm.
2hssssh 2hscS az IsDlisolsSyeL sonSL ,HEvp seEi pOrsh s
~
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zAMx.. N--2-story brick, 3 bed.
xrns,. 4 y baths. finished rec. rfa.,
Psntseon. S2l. 900. 81. 5-7s24.
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L4[AeA4raAN- AGH[AASI At0AlI
3M baths, 16x16-ft. private mas
ter. bedroom wing fully air con-
ditioned. hlv. rra-, din. rIn.,. music
at,na E aaa Sasss SMSsary Is.sS rSr ns dlss5IT Sas
a. KEMpTON, Reaitof, ~. g
$3.50 or EL. 6-4934.
MeLEAN-Liv. rEn. with FeaF view
cyef. wooded lot. Separate din. fIn.,
De luxe kit. 3 bedrms. up. q
ssssscsS6 sscS6 MSls NxcLrJsrvEs e sshSSls SsscS Senly
KEMRToN, ReaItor. II. o-e033.
Ewes. ean KL4 6-410e (Mrs.
Brennanl.
MCLEAN, vA.--z-hedrzn., 2lk-bath
rambler. patio. porch 2 firepls.,
sane sam. g, n. i - scr: I q5 q5. rHk css
r-11
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The Canterbury

TOWN . COUNTRY
aPEoPERTTKs. INC. -,
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OFFTCE SPACE

PENNA. BLDG.
Beautiful eth floor. 1905 "a. II
avenue corner suite. Avail. June i
VIII redec. for epproVed tenant,
PHONE Mr., SCOTT
SHANNON 4 LUcHs co.
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H1h-QSn
y ACRE

Provides the setting Of this immac-
ulate custom-built split-level in
best Falls church area. 4 bed
rms. and baths on upper level.
spacious hv. rm., SEP, din, nm.
and fully equipped kit. m End Level
and huge rec. I'm. with v bath
and .2-ear built-in. garage on lower
level plus ample storage and
utility space. Shown By appt.
only. Offered at $34,500.
MYERS & HILL, INC.
REALTORS JE. 4-5S0O
/ ACRE-$19,0 900
Largs 4-hedrm, brick Colonial. All
rooms extra large. Call now for
SpOuyAy =. puarr,.v 1u~-v
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%. -o-9l0O REALTORS
ALL BRICK, ST, JAMES AREA
tion. 22-ft. living rm. with fifepi.,
nnnquet.size sep. din. rm., equip
git; with ample eating space,
LARGE bedrooms. full finished
psnit... 2O-ft. screened porch. Si0..
$50. ASSUME HUGE 4Mes LOAN
1oasounbla down navmeTif
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GEAL E8IATE. INC. IA. 4-0244
ANNANDALE--ON "a ACRE. Brick
rambler with 5 b.r., 2 baths,
sfe1uippe6 kitchen and rec. rm. I'M
mediately available. Only e27,6OO.
Owner anxious and will accent al
offers. EOUTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP. Alex. S36-62O0,
1pfld. 46l-2500. Mclean 356-
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gerachiS
Realty Co. NC. JE. 2-2slz

ALL-BRICK SPLIT LEVEL - sla..
sssl,pe sSo; 81 ! 4 e1a g ,dsz rEA fSinsnsins d
baths and ground level rec ! m, q
Nice neighborhood with sWimming
club membership available. TOWN
q COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC,
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HOUSES F0R SALE-m,
CONTEMPORARY
~ ACRES

az ACRES
A beautiful secluded and wooded
setting Includes 9 -aere pond.
Only Z year. Cd. this hons tea-
lures 10x2s living rm-. 22-fk
dining m. and 2z-ft. Kitchen.
4 bedFTns.. 3 full baths. An of this
and very close 70 schools. S9e,o50.
CROWELL b CO., INC.
Realtor PAirfax E.e-oo22
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LAKE BARCROFT
IAN. "a CT. e-lI27 or FE. s-72Ot

JANIS Z. DIXON o Co, Realtor.
LAKE BARCROFT AREA--s1s,950
$500 oHSn'y Sn sAis SozS zS = rambler sssE otai5s aitS
separate dlning rm.. lafge modern
electric. kitchen. 2 eethe. M-acre
lot. Only two available. Act fasti
Can ARFAx REALTY. NC. JE.
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AcrOIs HYY4a5oE YroIS EaITiaA1L IiEAL'ta couSsS G2 Gs2Sau,,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hilltop Ioi
on elu-de-sac, 06x326 IT., re.
stricted nsighboFhood, 0uatel
Lane 70 Duke Ct, right 70 Cock.
rTdI, rTsIII IT, lsft szsGs IN cOekrsli at. 70 lot
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MAYNE REALTY co.
FREDERICK COUNTY = Pnrner,I

FREDERICK COUNTY - Farmers
farms. Old Annapolis rd.-l4s
acres on this clean high produeing
farm. 9l-stanehion D. c. barn
with 2 siloS, large bank barn with
loaftng area. other misc. outbldgs., :,
al in good repair. Fenced. Lovely
7-rm. modernized farmhouse. Ex-
eel. road front. Here Is . farm
in high production. Clean and
well kept. Presently renting for
over $500. S57, 800,
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4NNANDALE-3-bedrm., iss-bath
,th y; hr9s'TSlsr' s'5ea .Sts:. din; Tn; living I'm.
lsnsd esIlt. with den. rec; room
Is screened patio. fenced bace
yaro. $24. 1850. Call CT. $4,000.
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can flsir u tSis handsons 4-Sed.
wooded -ScSs lot. nyi sricksVali " lire. ffiiss.
place In liV. rni.. plus UNIQUE Co
lonial-style terrace patios. .Askinr
sssHsSSS: SssseSoTT TsrRiH; RHAffT9a Afa9 HY; Me- cl-eiOo
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ATTENTION, BUILDEks--Approx,
Eyssse55 n. insludinG water TAP.
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JOHN CLARK
ADAMS REALTY
OWNERS SACRIFICE

ls YOUR GAIN
IL July rented apartments and
two-femily, 10-fnn. brick homs
pins 5 excellent motel units o.
the busiest hi9hway I'm Va. S58,.
500 total Your best treoms-pre-
ducing buy 10 the D. G. ares. eals
STAi. saeAIIisiyslg Esgra4Fy y o6ssIrE 6ssIrERyEs
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tastefuiiy handicapped lot fornis
Rettins for this comfortable B. 3
szdEEeSpa zE9s@ ps,9ySss dgglss l5. lhope ts9tgrins
Ter bedroom. II Il. liv, rm. ans
kANELED rec. room, plus FULL
rom TkEEsHlbEp IiS pcSSsssSs SUSsis f.nes5 sHsE
yard. 1890. NO MONEY poWE
81 or $500. down FLA. For full
details call NOW. 8 I'll 8.
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NAME REALTY co.

123.aers farm with attractive A.
hedrm. and bath modernised house
Below ouetieo. miles from ney
stall horse barn. new gear ma
sonry garage, 2 acres stocked lake
Good, wide, paved road frontage
S2s,050. Land values Will double
In 2 years,
Dillor Land Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22

66SNbNALL6 0ONSIAN06NSs 4yOE. SHOlIcf
Allan Lane western. 11:00@
Sunday P.M.
"UP THE RIVER" 1888. Comedy about a
prison football team gets few laughs. Preston
Foster and Tony Martin. 1:00-5
THE BULLFIeHTER AND THE LADY," 1850.
Absorbing drama Of the buIlring, with suspense
full ring scenes. fine performances. Robert
Stack. Gilbert Roland 2:30+
RISE AND SHINE" 1871. Comedy about a
dumb football hero's adventures. Jack 0akie,
Linda Darnell, and Milton BerIe. 4:00-5
PORK CHOP HILL" 1859. hard-fishtng
company commander is assigned to secure what
appears to be an impossible goal. Gregory Peck,
Harry GUARDING. Rip Torn. 8:30-7
THE FOUNTAIN" 1884. A married woman
falls in love with an aviator during World
War !. Well acted but leisureIy romantic drama
Ann Harding. Paul Lukas and Brian Aherne.
11:00-5
THE NIGHT HOLDS TERROR" A trio of
hitchhikers take over a mans home and ter
rorize his wife and children. Good performances
spark the familiar plot line. Jack Kelly, Hdy
Parks and John cassavetes. 11:20-9
Mondoy P.M.
MAKE WAY FOR A LADY," 1886. A modern
daughter tries to find wife for her father.
Amusing comedy-drama. Herbert Marshall and
Anne Shirley. 1:00-5
"oNLY SAPS WORK." 1880. A rich boy gets
involved with a slib-tonsued crook and some
bank loot. Leon Enrol and Richard ArIen.
5:00-q
MARY OF SCOTLAND" 1896. Story of the
Queen Of Scots, who defies Queen Elizabeth
and is sentenced to DEATH Katharine Hepburn
and Fredric March. 9:00-5
THE BIG STREET." 1912. A bus boy falls for
night club singer Henry Fonda and Lucille
Ball. 11:10-5
PAklS AFTER DARK" 1912. Story of the
SIS The Smndnu Sknr IN An...;..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22

French underground is a "B" picture loaded
with mock heroics. George Sanders and Philip
Dorm. 1851
SLAVE GIRL" 1s47. A pIayboy is sent to
Tripo to rescue imprisoned American seamen.
George Brent and Yvonne De Carlo. 12:55-9
Tuesday P.M.
ACCENT ON LOVE" ls4l. A rich boy falls
in love with a poor girl. George Montgomery
and J. Carol Naish star. 1:00-5
THE COUNTRY HUSBAND" 1856. An exec
utKe meets young girl and wonders If he
should break the routine knot Of marriage
Frank LOvejOy and Barbara Hale 500
BORN TO BE BAD" 1850. A ruthless female
hides behind an innocent exterior, bue eventually
reveals her true self. Fashionable romantic
drama. good for the ladies' Joan Fontane and
Robert Ryan. 11:10-5
"PRIvATE HE'LL s." 1854. Two detectives
recover missing loot. but turn greedy when
they do. Ida Lupino. Howard Duff and Steve
Cochran 1851
THE MAN FROM COLORADO" l94s. A sadist
becomes federal judge and runs things his
own way. Good western. William Holden. Glenn
Ford and Ellen Drew. l255-9
Wednesday P.M.
BIG GAME" 1886. Gamblers try to interfere
with the outcome Of big football game James
Gleason, Bruce Cabot and Andy Devine 1:00-5
"cENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS" 1929. A
veteran newspaperman learns that in reporting
life to others he has missed out on life itself
Walter Huston. 5000
BLOOD ON THE MOON" ls4s A cowpoke
fights girl and her father Good western.
Robert Mitchum. Barbara Bel eeddes and Robert
Preston. 11:10-5
STRANGE TRIANGLE" 1916. UNINSURED
melodrama about wicked woman. Siene Hasso.
11:30-7
"CAlN AND MABEL" 1886. Oerproduced,
koehinukom D z I,,l, - IoG9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22

French underground is a VI"
with mock heroics. George Sand
Dorm.
SLAVE GIRL" 1947. A pIayb
TripoIi to rescue imprisoned Am
George Brent and Yvonne De Carl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
Ford Profits
Gain Sharply
In 9 Months

DETROIT, oct. "a (AP).-
Ford Motor Co. said its sales
were up 20 per cent and its
profits increased 81 per cent
in the first nine months Of
1862 over the similar period Of
a year ago.
Earnings per share. adjusted
for a two-for-one stock split
May 81, were $3.18 this year
and 1888 last. Consolidated
sales ran $5.79 billion this year
against $4.84 billion in the first
nine months of 1861.
Only relatively small i'm
provement was noted in the
third quarter, however, with
profits up $2.3 million to 1921
million, and sales up $243 mil
lion to STA billion.
Ford attributed the increases
to the addition of Philco Corp.
sales, to the recovery of produc-
ton lost during a strike in
June, and to higher foreign
sales. Philco was added as a
subsidiary last December.
Vehicular sales were UP 10
per cent in the United States
and 10 per cent abroad from
1861. Ford said it sold 1862
149 cars, trucks and tractors
domestically and 765.574 such
units built in foreign plants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
Slow, Steady
Gain Seen in.
Steel Output

NEW YORK, Oct. "a AP) i.
Slow and steady gains In the
steel market for the rest of
the year were predicted today
by the Iron Age.
The Woodworking weekly said
the improvement will be very
gradual.
There is little in the i'm
mediate outlook that could
change the general steel mar
ket picture until ordering for
auto steel comes into balance"
the amagzine said.
This is not likely to happen
before the end of November or
much later than the end OF
December, it said.
The Iron Age estimated cur
rent auto industry steel buy
ing at no more than 80 per
cent of normal. For the rest
of needs, the automakers still
are drawing on large inven-
tories built up in the early
months Of this year.
Auto parts suppliers, also
heavy consumers of steel, fit
into the same pattern. the
magazine said.
Steel production declin e
slightly last week for the sec
ond time in a row, and held
steady the week before that,
ending a series of modest rises.
The industry is operating at
under so per cent of capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
Stock Rebound
After Se|Ioff
Is Technical

NEW YORK, Oct. "a (AP) =
Stock market prices-depressed
by six straight days of decline
-rebounded vigorously early
this afternoon while the next
step in the Cuban crisis still re-
manned a mystery.
Brokers called it technical
rally, meaning there was no
change in news to justify the
recovery.
Like a spring pressed back too
tightly, the market was bound
to snap back-if only tenn
porarily, as one analyst ex-
planned it.
Selling continued heavily in
the early part of the session,
but prices began to rally after
a mighty first hour in which
100000 shares changed hands.
The ticker tape was about an
hour late, it's greatest lag since
the hectic Memorial Day week
when the tape was behind
transactions by one hour, 46
minutes on May 81.
Steels, motors, electric u
equipments, rails, utilities, cleo
tronics, office equipments, to-
baccos, and aerospace issues
wiped out losses and produced
gains.
Rumors of various sorts
cracked through Wall Street,
but brokers agreed that the
main reason for the recovery
was technical.
Some noted that many short
sellers were covering their con-
tracts at the lower prices
that is, buying stocks to pay
back borrowed shares they had
sold in hope of a decline. In
effect, they were taking profits
on their short sales and pro-
tecting themselves against
losses in case the market should
launch a sustained rally on
good news from the interna-
tional front.
Prices on the American Stock
Exchange turned mixed after
a steep early decline.
Corporate bonds resumed
their decline in heavy trad
ing. Government bonds were
lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. "a (AP).--Cotton
futures were lower after gaining up
to 81 10 q bale in early dealings. They
later dropped under the previous close
on commission house LIQUIDATION and
hedging.
Early buying stemmed partly on the
tense world situation. However. con-
flicting reports regarding the crisis
over Cuba led to selling
Late afternoon prices were 35 cents
to S1.1O a bale lower than the previous
close. December, 1885; March, S34.35.
and May. S34.41.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. "a (AP).-Profit
cashing stalled the sharp upward trend
Of some grain futures contracts today
and turned the market into a broadly
mixed range on the Board Of Trade.
Selling was fairly heavy all around
but corn and soybeanS absorbed II
well and held onto small gains most Of
the time. Wheat, oats and rye posted
their first declines Of the week.
Brokers said the pressure was related
partly to the Governments action IN
relaxing somewhat its ban Of feed
grain sales out Of surplus stocks and
to the action Of the Board Of Trade
in boosting margin requirements on
commitments.
At noon, wheat was 1h-2A cents q
bushel lower, December S2.0S94: corn
u higher to a lower, December
S1.I2az: oats unehanged TO % lower.
December 65ss cents; rye "a lower to
a higher, December Sl.2512; soybeans
Ia higher to " lower. November
S2.41.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
Morocco Pact First

RABAT, Morocco.-The 1876
treaty of friendship. commerce
and navigation with Morocco
was the first official United
States link with Africa.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Oct. "a (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for October %: Pur--
chases of 450,l29 shares; sales OF
499,355 shares including 21.573 shares
sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
Loon for Fruit

BUENOS AIRES.-The Inter-
American Development Bank
has lent Argentina $1,637,000
to build citrus-fruit processing
facilities. Much of present fruit
crops are lost because Of in
adequate facilities for trans
port and processing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24

Win bankruptcy or receiverShip or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com
panies. M ex-interest. ct Certificates,
st Stamped. { Dealt In Tat. Z Matured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
Sales figures are unofficial.

Rates of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included.
a-Also extra or extras. b. Annual rate
plus stock dividend. d Declared or paid
in 1861 plus stock dividend. e Declared
or paid SO far this year. f-Payable In
stock during 1861, estimated cash value
on ex-dividend or redistribution date.
g-Paid last year. Declared or paid
after stock dividend or split up. XII De-
clared or paid this year, an accumulative
issue with dividends in arrears. p Paid
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meeting
r-Declared or paid in 1862 plus stock
dividend. t-Payable In stock during lS6zi
estimated cash value on ex-dividend OF
redistribution date. calculating divi'
dend.
z-Sales in full.
cid Called. xd Eek dividend. x-dis- E
distribution. MEX rights. XIV Without
warrants. WV With warrants. wd WheI
distributed wi When issued. nd Mex
day delivery. wt-Warrants. ur- undei
Win bankruptcy or Feceivership OF
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed BY such com
panieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Owens HiGi a.so S 72M 7o'h u Va
oxford Pap i.2o , asa 2sh 2sh- ~
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SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Always Time for q Finesse
Sson Drake
Roy crone
By WoIt Kelly

and West managed to look
rather Sneaky."
Looks Innocent
And East managed to look
innocent?
Innocent and bored by it
all. So my poor husband ruffed
a club, drew trumps, cashed
the ace of hearts, and led an
other diamond. When West
played low. my poor darling put
up dummy's queen"
Now I saw it all. East won
with the ace of diamonds and
led the ace of clubs. South still
had to lose a second diamond
trick.
1T wasn't such a good time
to finesse." I remarked to the
widow. IF he took the ace of
hearts, drew trumps and led the
queen Of hearts he couldn't go
down no matter who had the
ace Of diamonds"
That's just what I told the
jury" the widow agreed. ."And
they acquitted me without leav-
ing the jury box. Do you have
a regular partner?"
YES" I replied. All my reg
ular partners are very poor
marksmen. That's how I pick
them"
Daily Question
Partner opens with one spade
and the next player passes.
You hold:
A64 2K954 oJ85 &J1098
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. Don't bother
to respond when you have only
five points.
tcopyright, 1862, Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star., 1962-05-17

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0soRoaA Av 0oersia Ave- iss d. sad
wseoNsiN Av hWSsss Ws Ave- Nsbssks Ave-
SovIheAsS shs
ALEXANDRIA, Dsks S. bsooa ovekss
FANS eNvaeN, Hwy. esd
Roekviu MoByPsss WsshastoR Phone Garden
pRNeS esoResS pLAzA-EyssfsviIss, Msryassd
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
Evening star., 1962-05-17

It's the most handsome
gravestone in the cemetery and
the epitaph is simple and ap-
propriate: 1T looked like a
good time to finesse."
There seemed to be a story
in 1t. so I interviewed the
widow.
North dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
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North East South West
10 Pass IA Pass
l2p Pass - AL pass
Opening lead, Jack Of clubs.
He was a good man." she
shifted. "but he couldn't leave
those illnesses alone. And they
finally got him"
She pointed to the wall and
found myself staring at a
bridge hand, neatly framed.
He was South" the widow
sobbed, "and he trumped the
second club, led a trump to the
ace and said that it looked like
a good time to finesse."
1t wasn't, Of course, but how
did he manage to 60 down?
He lost the heart finesse tc
the king and West returned 6
diamond. Dummy's king wor
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AREA or NAVAL HOSPITAL AM

NIH-bpIenulu b-Tm. DICK ram-
bier. Liv. rm. 15x20 wHirepl. and
picture window, din. a." chic
mod. kit, dishwasher, refgr.,
stove. disposal. birch cabs. mas
bath, rec. Tm., a bath, mahog.
paneled den, idry. rm., furnace
rm., gas heat, eompi. interior dec.
and exter. painted, pvt. drive, lge.
shaded lot attract. Handicapped,
excel. residential area. SCI. 800.
Terms $500 cash, assume ST.
500 LIST at 41aes or would consider
leasing $500 per mo.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE-Vac. cor. ramb. mr..
McJc; ga baths, 2 firepls., bed
rms. gar, den, pch., rec. rm.
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MONTROsE PARK

HUGE ASSUMPTION
5-bedrm., 1ls-bath, 2-yr.-old brick
rambler with rec. rm., mod. kit.
viii not last! Low, low EOS
suURBAN PROPERTIES MaT.
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MAYNE REALTY co.
e24-283l OLNEY 924-4000
TAKOMA REALTY
: CHARLES H. JAMESON

ADJ. POTOMAC HUNT AREA
Attract. brick bungalow. Liv. rm.
l5x22, din. 81" mod. kit. 3 bed
rms, bath, hardwood frs, ex-
pandable attic, full dry bsmt.. oil
heat. lge. scenic lot. S1S,500.
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WHEATON
12O16 BERRY ST.
OPEN 2 TIL DARK

ST. GATHERINGS PARIsH-seui-
detached home. immacrlate cond.
bedrms., separate din. rm.. full
bSmt. with outside exit plus many
extras. $4,000 FLA or OF. DIR.
Viers. Mil I'd, right on Claridgm
I'd, right on Henderson ave. Yirhk
on Berry ST. to open sign.
MONTGOMERY RLTY. JU. 5-sO00
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