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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
Ford Motor Sued
For SIS Million

BOSTON (AP).-Automatic
Radio Mfg. Co. Of Boston is
suing the Ford Motor Co. for
SIS million in a triple damage
antitrust suit in United States
District Court.
The plaintiff, manufacturer
of automobile radios, alleges
Ford involvement in a con-
spiracy through sales, and con-
tracts for sale, with unidenti-
fled Ford dealers from 1857
onward which allegedly pre-
cluded sale of radios other than
Ford radios in the company's
cars.
In consequence, the Boston
firm contends, its sales of auto
mobile radios and its goodwill
have suffered.
Attorneys for Ford, in a
memorandum filed in connec-
ton with the suit, contend that
such alleged actions were con-
trary to company policy and
ask for specifications as to the
alleged co-conspirators.
The memorandum contends
the company could not know
which Of its 1000 American
dealers could be involved in
such acts and that if such acts
were committed, it was prob
able they were isolated cases
without approval of authorized
Ford personnel.
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Stock Prices
Gain Slightly;
Trading Active

NEW YORK (AP).-The stock
market made a slim recovery
In fairly active trading early
this afternoon.
Postponement of the rail
strike deadline helped firm the
list, but most gains of key
stocks were fractional. The
market was spotted with small
losers.
Trading interest switched to
an assortment Of speculative
issues. Meanwhile, rails, steels,
motors, oils, chemicals and
other market wheelhorses
maintained a slightly higher
trend.
First-hour trading was Wig
orous, with more than a mil
lion shares traded but activity
tapered off afterwards.
Analysts saw stocks as mark
ing time" and Wall Street still
in a cautious mood, not only
about the railway situation but
also about a possible increase
in the Federal Reserve Boards
discount rate.
Prices moved irregularly
higher in moderately active
trading on the American Stock
Exchange.
Corporate bonds were mixed.
Government bonds were I'M
changed to slightly higher.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO CAP).-The grain futures
market came under moderate and
fairly general selling pressure today
with most contracts turning toward
WEAKNESS on the Board Of Trade.
bushel II wheat, corn and rye. Soy
beans backed down after starting with
advances. of more than two cents on
nearly all new crop contracts.
Brokers said the weakness in corn
and reversal in soybeans appeared to
have been related in part, at least,
% forecasts Of showers over much Of
the Midwest.
Wheat weakened on liquidation and
hedge selling.
At noon, wheat was T-1A cents 4
bushel lower, July 1.S1; corn un-
changed to 1h lower, July 1.30; oats
4-19s lower, July 66la cents; rye ss
2.65h.
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$247,256,000 Notes
Are Sold by PHA
BY Dow Jones

The Public Housing Admin.
istration sold $247,256,000 OF
short-term notes at an aver
age interest rate of 1871 per
cent. This compares with 1896
per cent for an issue sold in
June. Average maturity of the
notes is So months.
A total Of 26 banking and
securities firms offered bids
and awards were made to 16.
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COTTON

NEW YORK (AP).-Cotton futures
were irregular late today. Trading was
quiet.
Distant months eased on commits
sion house liquidation. Nearby July
contracts advanced as short covering
found offerings light. Trading in the
nearby July position expires next
Monday.
Late afternoon prices we're 40 cents
g bale higher to 25 cents lower than
me previous colse. July, 1878; Oc-
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Furnished by the Associated Press
List includes Most Active Bonds

W-M uanELuY10g ~ ~ n..l1lY ~
Act, or securities assumed BY such com
panles. d Ex interest. ct Certificates.
II Stamped. f. Dealt In Nat. Malured
bonds, nerotiabllity impaired by maturity.
nj Next dav delivery. XIV Ex warrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
NEW YORK (AP).-Foreign exchange
In dollars and decimals Of a dollar;
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

BY the Associated Press
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK (AP).-The New York
stock Exchange reported today these
odd lot transactions BY principal deal
ers Tor July 10: Purchases of 262,731
shares; sales Of $4,000 shares includ-
ing 1856 shares sold short.
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Hiring Rate Gains
By Dow Jones

The factory hiring rate in
May edged up to 80 per 1000
employees, a less than seasonal
increase from April's rate of
38. the Labor Department said.
The layoff rate dropped to IA
per 1000 workers from 16 in
April in line with the usual
April-May change.
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SALES

Sales figures are unofficial.
Unless otherwise noted, rates Of divi.
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Special or
extra dividends or payments not desig.
mated as regular are identified In the
following f0otnotes.
a-Also extra or extras. b-Annual rate
plus stock dividend. Calculating divi-
dend. d-Declared or paid in 1853 plus
stock dividend. e-Paid last year. f-Pay-
able in stock during 1859, estimated cash
value on ex-dividend or redistribution
date. g-Declared or paideo far this
year. h-Declared or paid after stock
dividend or split up. k-Declared 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-De-
clared or paid In 1862 plus stock divi.
dend. - Paid In stock during 1862,
estimated cash value, on ex-dividend or
ex distribution date.
Z-Sales In full.
CID Called. xxx dividend. y-Ex Divi-
dend and sales In full. kids Eek distribu-
ton. MEX rights. xw-Without war
rants. ww-With warrants. wd-When dis
tributed. wi-When issued. nd-Next day
delivery.
Win bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganiZed under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com
panies.
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METALS

NEW YORK CAP).-spot nonferrous
metal prices today; Copper 81 cents 3
pound, Connecticut Valley. Lead ~
cents q pound, East st. Louis. Tin
/. II q pound. New York. Forelgn silver
200 per troy ounce, New York. Pitts
burgh scrap steel No. l heavy was
quoted today By Iron Age at 24.O0-
26.0O
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Geographic Society Shows
Photos From Top of World

to close saturday Is last
day.. Racing starts at 2:30
pm. Grandstand seats, 81;
clubhouse, "a. Located mid
way between Washington
and B altim ore, accessible
either from Rte. / or Balti-
more Washington parkway.
Art
Lodovico Carracci's THE
Dream Of st. Catherine Of
Alexandria" is painting Of the
week at National Gallery Of
Art. Sixth street and Consti-
tuition avenue NV. You can
see 1t in Gallery "a and also
hear a brief talk about the
work and its creator there at
noon and 2 pm. General GAL
lery tours leave rotunda at IL
am, l and 3 pm.
The Embassy Of Mexico has
donated to the Children's Art
Exchange an exhibit Of works
by Mexican children, mostly
tempera scenes depicting Our
Way Of Life" It may be seen
at the International Visitors
Information Service, TOO
jackson place NV. Open 8
am. to $50 pm. Through
August.
Exhibits
Fifty books. selected by the
American Institute Of Graphic
Arts for their excellence Of
typography. design and man
ufacture Tin 1892 may be
viewed In the Library OF Con-
gress at First street and In
dependence avenue Sc, great
hall area on second floor.
Open 0 am. TO 10 pm.
Through October Is.
TO no
Water Activities
Sailboats are available at
Buzzard Point, foot Of First
street S.W., with rental fees
ranging from 81 an hour for
dinghies to $3.50 for a Rhodes
10. Reservations may be made
UP to 0 a.m.-after that,
you'll be taking your chances.
Dinghies also available from
3 TO 8 pm. at Washington
Sailing Marina on Danger
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l|II![|i54B
.lGESlgk.WN

ton Of 1t. Col. Hugh Curry.
David Maser will be from
bone Soloist. Program also in
cludes Our Director March"
by Bigelow; Irish Tune from
County Derby arranged by
Granger. and Goldman's
"On the Mall March" Free.
Lecture
The establishment Of the
National Park Service will be
commemorated with an illus
trated presentation - ma
tional Parks of Today and
Tomorrow" - with a park
historian reviewing the work
that has been done in pre-
serving the Nations most
valued scenic, historic and
archaeological sites and ex-
ploring the future possible
ties Of seacoast regions and
the last remaining wilderness
areas. At Sylvan Theater
on the Washington Momu-
ment grounds, It's at $3.50
pm. Free.
TO SEE
Special Events
Though the reserve seats
are taken, there will be $500
unreserved seats made avail
able at 8 pm. on q first
come, first-served basis for
the impressive 0 pm. parade
at the Marine Barracks,
Eighth and ! streets Sc.
Enter through the Barracks
main gate. Free.
Theaters
For listings. see Where
and When" on the Amuse-
menu rage.
Sports
Los Angeles Angels have
come TO town to meet the
Washington Senator's at d. c.
Stadium, Twenty-second and
East Capitol streets. See Star
Sports Section for details.
A horse and pony show will
be held in conjunction with
the Montgomery County Fair
being held at Gaithersburg.
Horses OF another type may
be seen at Laurel Race
Course tomorrow where the
current season Is Just about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
KERRY DRAKE
JULIET JONES

What's 1t like when you're
sitting on top of the world?
You can get a good idea Of
1t from 80 photographs taken
recently from the top Of
Mount Everest that now are
on display in Washington.
Most Of the photos are in
stunning color and were
taken by Barry c. Bishop of
the National Geographic
Society staff. They are in the
Society's Explorers Hall at
Sixteenth and M streets NV.
The pictures show that the
top Of the world resembles
many things wind-whip-
ped, snow-driven study In
surrealism-an ocean" with
frothy clouds breaking" over
mountain tips.
OF equal interest is the
human angle Of the success
full American expedition.
There's the tiny Sherpa guide
bearing a frost-bitten Barry
Bishop on his back the
bewhiskered, sun and wind
burned climbers in their
orange space suits" and gro
tesque oxygen masks who
somehow always seem to be
looking up-to destiny.
The exhibit Is free and
open from o am. to 4:30 pm.
TO HEAR
Music
In addition to soloing on
the accordion, 1t. Johnny
Oseekee will lead the Airmen
Of Note--the Air Force Dance
Orchestra In a swinging jazz
concert at Watergate. Jerry
Whitman will be the vocalist.
At $3.50 pm. it's free.
The Navy gets the musical
spotlight tomorrow when It's
Sea Chanters presents q 30
minute program Of songs at
the open-air Sylvan Theater
on Washington Monument
grounds south slope. 8 pm.
Free.
Selections from Richard
Rodgers 1.-THE King and I"
will be q highlight Of the
Army bands 8 pm. Capitol
Plaza concert under the ba-
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field Island between National
Airport and Alexandria, Va.
Rate Is $3.50 an hour.
For those who prefer q less
strenuous water outing,
there's Tidal Basin boating.
Pedal and rowboats and
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By Ston Drake

canoes are at the foot Of Six
tenth street; 81 an hour for
two persons; $3.50 for three,
rs cents an hour for rowboats.
And-kidS get q kick out Of
riding the popular Swan Boat
at Just Is cents.
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Shannon & Luchs

n REALTORS SINCE IBUb
SILVER sPRTNG-white Oak ares
Lovely split, 3 bedrms., liy. .rm,
with fiTepl., Ice. fam. rm. and kit,
carport, large lot. only 2 yrs. old.
Owner anxious 70 sell, Make Of
fer, S34, 800. MCINTOSH CO..
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WHEATON - Attr. 2 bedrm. ram
bier, only Sli,95O. No money dn
~, s91.2O mo. pays all. 94s-6lbl
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
tcoNrlNUEDl

ALEX. Holm Hall--BY OWNER, g.
bedrm. ramb,, excel, eond., $l6,p6O
Assume 4sS Oh. So 25 cash REQ
so. 6-44l2. 426 Wellington I'd,
ALEXANDRIA AREA-UNDER 500
NO. ROOMY bedrooms, TWO
BATHS, LARGE RECREATION
ROOM. FULL BASEMENT with
outside entrance. MANY EXTRAS
MONROE. REALTORS, so, $1,000
ALEX.-S3, 900 under market price
owner transit. 4 bedrms., 3 baths
rec. rm., sundeek, Elegant mod
yr.-old Colonial in Collingwood
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON-Sl4.950. walk TO ct
Catherine'A Cape Cod, Q bedrmS
down, dormitory bedrm. up, lovely
large rec. rm,. trees. FLA or OF
% qualified purchaser. MclN.
ToSH CO.. REALTOR, JU. 6-7633.
WHEATON-What q Buyl Newly
decorated 3-b.r. brk, rambler, pan
rec. rm, den, PLUS huge scr
porch. And only Sl7.5O0. va.
cant Call today, tomorrow may
truly be too latei
G. paul hickman, inc. e4e-020O
WHEAT0N-sPARRLINd 4-bedrm.
2-bath Cape Cod. big ialousieo
den, firepl:, over u acre with
trees. 949-7070.
c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
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cARROLLToN

WALKING H bis f9 SscE l rs Schools
AND SHOPPING cErIER AVAIL
brick Colonial with firepl. IN liv
rm,, separate dining RIM, mod
fully equipped kit. with wali-wai
carpet, plastered walls, .flnishe,
basement, garage, large iaiousle,
porch, slate roof, storm windows
awnings, ample shrubs and trees
4 years old, spotleas condition
s23,4s0 Conventional ONLY
OwNER. HP. $4,000.
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LITTLE Ab5OCIATB3. HEALION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home. all.
ished bsmt,, bar, patio, auto
laundry incl. 70xIB6 level lot
Only S1b.e50 your terms. Call 434.
400 q, ro o9S; ADELPHI REALTY
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNrINUED)
POTOMAC

Magnificent estate on beautiful
acres In the White Board Fence
country. white brick Williamsbure
I bedrmS.. 3h baths. beautiful
family rm. overlooklng wide go
II. terrace, delightful glass-en-
closed porch. 2-car garage with
servants quarters above, lgs
ing ring. An exceptional offering
Ewes. Mrs. Powers, OIL. 2-1223.
W. C. a A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
POTOMAC OFFICE
$500 Falls Rd. AK. 10000
RANDOLPH ROAD = Detached 2.
bedrm. bungalow. Assume large
loan Of approx. Sill 800. Price
o12,obO. Ewes, 365-7S32,
LOUIS Ridden, To. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28
HUGH T. PECK. ll246 Georgia Ave.
Thompson Co., Realtors
TRADE WITH LINGO

SILVER SPRING (near PloWef
ave. IA gracious brk. home with
BEERS BROS, REkLToRs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

vIENNA-see for yourself the good
value in this rambler which Of
fers three bedrooms, large sep
arate dining room, full basement
with rec. room and den, plus "
acre lot. walking distance Ia
schools, S22, 500. FILA or no down
OF with immediate occupancy. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

WHEATON, PLAZA AREA-New g.
iS fTsp IN ~. rm ram iai Osn 3d. sfS
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WHEATON

Quality built 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
full tiled bsmt., rec. rm. with
bar, conv. TO shopping and trAnsp
Excel, financing. Call 040-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

KEN DRuSKIN, Realtor g49-4000
ROCKCREsT - $3.50 incl. settle
Pence. sns S yasd auto S- washer. NoYEs
REALTY, Po. 10000.
ROCKVnLLE-No SIS On. OF, $3.50
On; EHA, S 2; sS5 expands Y 4
h nssIRi;; l4' sg4,i r. ok 4sssM7p abH'
ROLLING TER. = sis.960. Brk.
CAPE Cod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

CARROLLTON - Impressive
and substantial brick split
level featuring 3 bedTms., 2
tiled baths, sep. full dining
rm., mahog. paneled rec.
I'm, and built-ln garage plus
slate roof, plastered walls
and Other outstanding feA-
lures. VA appraised at $780,
$50 with no cash down to
vets or lust $1,000 down TO
non-vets.
LANDovER ARRA--No eash
On. TO vets, 500 per mo.
pays for all this carefully
maintained and highly Inn
proved 3-bedroom Colonial
home with fabulous family
rm, addition for year-round
enjoyment. Lovely corner lot
with off-street parking.
g. H1LLEY a CO.
REALTORS kP. 7-72O
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SPARKLING rambler features ss-
clusion, Three bedrooms, separate
dining room, Kitchen with eAtine
space, fireplace, full basement and
porch Extras. Let's see a today
Sis,7b0 with FHA monthly pay.
ments OF only si27 with low
down payment.
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HARDWARE
ESTABLISHED
SHOPPING CENTER
IN DEVELOPED AREA

t.2sl "a. n. space With all Rlsss
front, present occupant who hss
been In location rs years viii
move April 70 larger quarter
This excellent shopping center has
lust been sold, and new manage :
ment plans extensive mOdernira-
ton and promotion. Pine tenancy
throughout, excellent parking faeli-
tiles for further info. CALI.
MISS SACK, Df. 7.AnON
NORMAN BERNSTEIN management
NEAR sth AND q SITS. NW.-of-
nee space IN small office building.
ghVV "a. ~. or more. Rental,
VI 80 per "a. ~. Can MA, e-ie2i,
M. PARkINGTON : New BUILDING.
5sle. offices or suites. All services
included, IA, 7-4i7s.
tconiinusd on Next Pass
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ANDREWs-CHELTENHAM
111s BEAUTIFUL ACRES

ANDkEWS-CHELTE
111a BEAUTIFUL ACRES
3-bedrm. Cape Cod. liV. rm, wire
BIZ ia h. an s,s rm . S2untT'1 ssy.:
cleared, 2.29 tobacco allotment,
l25 Il. frontage on q. sol only
is mi. from v. 8. Capl. PRICED
TO SELL. First time offered.
Bandy Rlty. Co., Realtors
47Ol silver Hin Road
LIST WITH Us FOR ACTION
ANDREWS AREA = ALL BRICK,
pine cabinets, kit w/disposal, full
bsmt. Buy equity at $1,000, assume
mtg. or small down paymt. wI2nd
trust. No qualifying nee. 434-92lb.
ANDREWS AREA = sl0,550 PHA.
Neat 5-rm. bungalow with en-
f RS S-sB BSTeh' shaded rear yard
ANDY MOORE, Realtor
MOORE q MOORE REAL ESTATE
ANDREWS AREA-Lakeview home,
custom built. Incorporating all the
finer features. Beautiful rec. rm.
has bar and sliding Glass doors
VEsTA REAL ESTATE
RTdWo0d H-0O1O
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EVANSVILLE
MT. RAINIER

INDEPENDENT EsTKTEs - 3-Ssd-
Tm... full bsmt., Cape Cod, fenced
yard. Numerous extras. beiew FHA
p 3 REALTY. INC. RE. s-s27a
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tcONTlNuEDl

BUYING, SELLING - CALL
UNIVERSITY REALTY
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SsU yAtqr tE sSE KK22sA Y69 I ESF
BEAT THIS ALL BRK. CAPE
COD IN DECATUR HEIGHTS. =
white brk. firepl, In liV. Tm.. rugs
IN liv. rm., din. rm. and on
stairs. Knlareed Florida rm.. De
closed Workshop, beautifully land
scaped lawn with stately trees
front and back, Flagstone patio
with built-in barbecue, asking
$4,000. Already financed with Z
lOW-interest loan,
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STORCH
EALToRs BP. "a

CITY, 81. Thomas
More Parish--Spacious 4-bedrm.,
2-bath Cape Cod with rec. rm.,
hot water heat, many extras, cony
70 bus and shops, asking tlD 800
Miller Real Estate Corp.
10. 7-0700 10. 7-O44o CHI, $4,000
Bladensburg, $13,950
1 block 70 buses and close 10 al
eonvenienees. bplek -and-span g.
yr,-old brk. and frame Cape Coo
w/full, brieht bsmt. Tvin-siEed
bedrms., modern kit. expAndabls
HxoAN REALTY. nc. US, i.sSss
CAMP sPRINos-ist offerins, q.
rm.. 2-bAth. 3-bedrm.. brick ram.
bier, .firepl., rec. rns h,.wh,
fenced lot s01isQ u, f2i ,pbO. OIL,
YHA, or assume siT.70O fst trust
RE. d-4i40 I'll o,
CAMPBELL REALTY CO.
CAMP sPRIN0s-Immae. 3-bedrm
rambler. fin. rec, rm, with bar
All-elee. mod. Kit. firspl.. Wv
carpet y acre lot, city water
VA, FHA or conventional. PRICED
for quick sale. ~. T-isOO.
Z. J. Roberts Realty Co.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

KENT FOREST - Sl2,6OO FLA
$500 down. 500 mo. pays all
3 bedrms., w baths. centrally
air cond., In bsaut cond, GREEN
BELT REALTY CO.. Realtors, OR
sci HOUSES 81. 900 to $40. 900
LANDOvER - 3-bedrm., semiram
bier, clean as a pin. fenced lot
lovely de luxe KIT. $500 down
JOHN ii. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-oSeO
LANGLEY-TAKoMA PARK = ST.,
900 FHA appraised. brk. 2-bedrm
rambler on freed lot, sep. din. rm.
full bsmt., 94a-4434,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, MOT.
LANHAM TREES GALORI
spanish-type home. Large cleo. kit.
liv. I'm. with firepl.. sep, din. rm.
2 bedrms., full bsmt, $4,000. NJ
IS down 0I. HE. 9-24OO.
NORRIS HERMAN a CO.
LEwISDALE-Need space1 See thi
4-bedrm, brick split-level with
baths, lge. kit. and family rm.
walk to elementary and parochiA
schools. Only S2l. $50,
HUGH T. PECK HE. Alto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

FOR THE ANSWER TO YOUR
EE92gssiS S3, p sR OF Ems DO As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28
HAPPINESS Is

HAPPINESS Is
WHERE YOU FIND IT
YOU CAN FIND 1T HERE, In THU
brk.-and-shingle Colonial. spa
eious lily. rrn.. sep. din. rm.
3 nice bedrms., woman's dream
kitchen with dishwasher. disposal
and auto. washer, ehain-linkec
fenced yard with large patio II
rear, owner must move and sayI
sell, asking S12.6OO.
A DREAM COME TRUE-LIvE IN
cAKROLLTON FOR ONLY $40
PER MO. All-brk. rambler in thil
exclusive area Of established fam
lilies. An inviting liv. rm., large
din. area, 3 luxury-siSs bedrms.
o delightful kit. with wall over
and modern eonvenienees.. nice
rec, rm, with an unusual bar In
fun walk-out bsmt. Assume pres
ent financing or FHA terms.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARLINGTON. VA.-Lav practice for
LAWYER Dor YFfsb' star. ~
BARBER SHOP Modern. Completely
equip. 1907 n ~. NV, $3.50 per
mo Refs rec Call TX 3-02bg.
BARBER SHOP, eolorsd. : ekairs.
fully equip excel. ne loc. Bar
gain. For apt. write Boz 396-J,
Star
BEAUTY MLON. good bus. and lie
Bun, only, noon.5 I'm, No phi. calls
accepted. EVANS BLDO. BEAUTY
sALoN, 1920 N. n. ave nv
RESTAURANT Bethesda. 81
days. very busy. biz money maker.
Must sell OIL, 4-D546.
CHILDREN's SHOP. sstab. Busy
shopping center MOney-mAkff
Good lease FIRST time offered
Box 3O.J star
DELICATEssEN. Northern Va. -
Gross fl7A,0OO. lO-Yr. lease, JOE
II THOMPSON, jackson $4,000,
ron LEASE, now operating. Gulf
Service stations, washington p. G
and nearby Nd Application and
Information. CAL II f.sesO, p-b
or ewes 30i--ST. 2-7225.
PIT CoNCEssIoNARfE WANTED
70 set up shop In heart Of large
Write Boz 3pb.j. star.
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1885 New Hamp, ave, HE, 4-llV
TAKOMA PARK

Home and inoome---substantial 2
Story home with 2-bedroom apart
msnt on LIST floor, rented Tor xyo
psr month. owner occupies l.beo-
room apartment on inc uoor
Largs front porch storm qooIs
shpiab Anchor fenced OWNER
MoviNo 10 CALIFORNIA. Slh,-
1s6 ROBERT Y. toHR, INC,
REhLToRs, HE, $4,000. -.
TwINBRoOK FOREST - Hottest
buy in thI, N, sTst y rrn' with
fIyspi,, lrs, family rm. and dream
HItoH'T. PECK. ii2t0 osorEia Ave.
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RADCLIFF
REAL ESTATE CO.
III Q.11AAs

sssS Ga. Ave, silver sprins. Nd,
TLKoMA PARK = 3-bedrm. apt
plus sl7t mo- ..o income cone. Excl b I
NAL ESTATE, III, o:iiOs III ..
TAKOMA PARK-ciose-in and con-
ysnisnt 2-bedrm bunEaloy with
: ,gsr' pIoS aiP WAIT 6 5nf s s9,iasS
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
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NO S. dn., no settle.
ment cost. take over pymts. Of 500
mo. and move In b-rm. bungalow.
OWNER, DI, 7-444b. VIII, 2-73k1