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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

CLOsE-IN ARLINGTON Building lots,
sewer. water avsiisDie 81. 500; EpW.
BOWERS. 1l04 18th st. NV, RE. 2029.
FALLS CHURCH. 4 apartments and guest
rooms; 2 apartments and guest rooms com
With slate roof; lot fronts i3o-feet on
Lee hwy: and l13-feet on Marshall St;
for voe eam pns on m
stantiai cash is required. Call KE. e677,
5of n niRsssan Bssof 'Re Rsso
BY, owNERmcorner store, bldg,, No,
zsFstft Hd ~ xSnFz Fl into
spyos WITH anysmfn' WM T. BoAsE M Nj s9
18th ST. Sc, otI Lincoln ParkIFour spts:
tes s15s U %snss; HI sls;ooo. ZOO lI ~: soss @@ss @
a1e 1Ia sn teT ap Sf 6
Pf66gReSrFAM1nfTS W. Al shpes:. positiy.ly
with with SIS 900 ist trust: 5000 annual in
MaeFp sad ahssel
coLUMBiA g sfs e HdTs.@This rs stFsi d.t. 15rm.
n1s house Is pree ssaed to s s ats sh ssse
it today: a 5000 buy =. A. TWEED Co,
III SHak i@sa 18Th N asp Pm Sw-p.sir.6le ns end
n,eni meni ' sood Condition; T T.asonsbly priced:
ss Mr. s:a 5EsoE Fsas'fs 81 osss s %
DETACHED BRICK; apt. house. coior.d
sas ss9 msd sfdssSe Fl sf'R
REALTY FIsi nv c1RP.' oasP 1926 x st, NV Re
sEsT SGx i Al 4. County; zone C., com
REAIrY aissi. aof CO.. Sn sos o RADIO S sids M Arl Van
SM sTIr9aNb assf MANoR-s-fsmily apt. bldg,
sSS.,s%;H' III s1f;';S' ntfs,9;
Sl6,950; .s12.700 1st trust, Price less
than : times rent Building is approx
For full details call Mr. Prather. Ma. 9I4I
9Rfn 5RRhss 81 SAFES y Ne hsH ,5s EsEPEFlGk T. rx
COLUMBIA ROAD N.w.-owner will sacri-
$500 per month. Price, INCLUDING furnish
NC, Reaitor, zoos k st. NV. Ex. $3.50;
rs sih ST. N.w.-3-story brick bldg and
fully equipped restaurant Cali penny
APOSTOLIDES REALTY CO., s04 F st.
NV. RA. 31a0-RE: 1924. 20
FOUR-UNIT APT. semidetached =, ST., $50
Aunt apt, detached -- 24,950
6-unit apt. Northwest -------- $1,000
sl11lt s1a RogE1. sgs ni AD saSo' 3;SaO
sFaMLY ..a: IL ELAT T. L. Ill s1,s st.
3-famly nat. 447 lst st. s.e.-Total
gross rent. 500 per month.
sso nsdsan sdS 1at aye - H6Maa f5sns on
Brown. sib 4th st. sw., Ma 1919 20
THE FOLLOWING nrst trust notes tde-
ferred purchase) for sale by owner at
present face value:
'1s@ nssss 1ntsss' ss f;S%:H'' sSs: ,sSso y:Ss
100 81 90 1O.3a2
co. I5sS e. ave. NV. RE. 1887. Eye
TAKOMA PARK, D. c. !
5s East ave. NV: excellent investment
eo1netal eompietely ' furnished and 5 sompl.te ,
kitchens with refrigerators; baths. new
oil heat; monthly income. S215: very low I
down payment with good financing; one
at. . now available: Cali M Maekin-
tosh. jr,; WEAVER ,nd BROS: NC; Go W.sh; sz1s
STORE AND OFFICES. s55,5ool
Fine NV. section; splendid shape snnnal
priced II least sS0oan /,
cAA P0cEV Al 17Cf1 /!
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YOU ASKED FOR

A 4-bedrm., bath and y house on u an
acre site for $1s,450. Here it is A bedrm
and "a bath on 1st f., lge. liv. ,rm, with
in bookcases. huge equipped kitchen and
separate dinettes, full size din. rm, side
screened porch. fun basement with out
THE BRANT COMPANY
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s Minutes tn Penta oon

Brick Brio Cape Cod; liv; rm: Ss IT.; with pic
full-sized din. rm large, light, airy kit:
bedrms., " tiled baths: full basement.
Ia blocks to shopping and transportat ton.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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ALEXANDRIA

1oa W Bellefont ave. corner Russell rd.>
Aexandria-Thls lovely ,3-bedroom. nat
ursl stone house: IN a beautiful setting
will appeal to the discriminating buyer
II has steep gables and dormer windows.
its step down, attached Esrage on one SIDE
and screened porch overlooking park-like
ness and symmetry which delights the eye.
its hne prewsr construction will satisfy
property Price, $4,000. with liberal
terms r, L, RHINE REALTY CO: eSclu-
Alex Ss5S and TIE. 416s. once open
Eup dav
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BASEMENT FOR RENT-suitable for 8
printinr shop, for q cleaning and dyeing
establishment; for stor,se and for - , sood o
many other thinss u has riSs sspar1Ie Hs.tts- s
vile. Ma. 71so; after or Sun, eaf co
s031 IL
FOR LHAsE-undersround STORAGE tanks,
operation. Unload By rail or transport.
47OOO gAl storase capacity. HOMx3
OIL CO., 02zS 0aatf I'd. nv. -zS
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RURAL PEACE

HUHAI T TCACE
Near large stream about 10 miles from
Alexandria. 4 miles TO bus. Ia acres.
You may use it as a. summer retreat or
for garden and chickens: 3 bedrms and
guest cabin, fireplace but no other heat
Il bath in and water from well available;
balance of 1000 on easy terms. r. l..
RHINE REALTY CO.. 6O7 Prince St. Alex,
Va. TIE. S426: ewes, Alex. 1852 or TIE.
416S.
COLORED-LINCOLNIA.V VA.-5-rm bun
galow, l acre located 2 blocks from Little
River turn pike. and blocks from new
Shirley hwy; priced S6.950. terms. B. N.
SMITH. Realtor, 24Os Columbia pike. Arl
Va. OK. 2O3s. 10
COLORED-IN TOWN OF VIENNA. VA
rms. and bath, full basement; hot and
cold running water. coal hot-air heat: l
acre Price, S6,a5O BARNEY REAL
ESTATE, P. o. Box 362, Vienna, Va.
Phone 460-461 go
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OPEN / TILL 6 SUNDAY

Jefferson Park. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s.
bedrm. home. on lovely lot in a most de-
lse. liv. rm with fireplace, which opens
to q shaded screened porch. Lge. attrac.
din. rm. Kitchen is modern. lge. and
cheerful. Also powder rm. down: 3 lge.
bedrms. upstairs, sundeck and tile bath.
Excellent closet space; attached garage;
heat. To reach from Washington: Out S.
Arl. Ridge rd. to Russell rd.. UP Russell
rd. to Woodland terrace. right to Jackson
nj PIC zion
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SUBURBAN SALE-ViRGIkiA.
ARMY-NAVY CTIIR

Eng brick, on beautiful, level, landscape
lot; "4-ft. liv. rm., beamed ceiling ane
mirror over fireplace; family. sized din. rm
t1st f., lee. den. bedrm.. tiled bath, Sc.
A., . twin-sized bedrms. and tiled bath
cedar-lined closets; complete basement
rec. rm;, maids rm. and shower stall
o.h.-w. heat: det garage.
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
:173 N. Glebe I'd, GIL. 6777, OK. Ol41
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In Honor of Your FriendS

Think how envious they will be- II they
knew you owned this lovely, large white
brick rambler on "a acre Attrac. studio
beautiful kit. . steps down to tiled bath
and :. spacious bedrms.; large bsmt.;
Romeo and Juliet stairway to large 2nd a.
mediate sale at Sls.95O ARLINGTON
REALTY CO., 2204 Wilson blvd, OW $500.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Assume GI 1st trust; S5961 mo-. expan-
sion attic, , bedrooms. garbage disposal
unit; full basement; near nus GL. 2244
GRAHAM REALTY co.
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BUSINESS PROPERLY WANrEp.

PRIYATE PARTY wishes to purehase
roomins houses OF business. MIR. READ
WO. 1875. Box 4S5-E. Star. 20s
STORE leased BY good tenant, making
own repairs: will invest $4,000 cash
DU IlO3 -l9
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

APi. FOU9eS fOk SAlE.
NEW BRlCK. 3-family apt bldg, dei
h-wh. Immed poss Gross income. S3.-
900: Price. $4,000. BY owner, sH,
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-Beautiful % unit,
f1reproof BLDG, completed in 194s, our
apartments consists Of 4 and 5 rooms, can
ment;;, Nets S1a.220 year; Year lease
on all apartments. For further informa- :
tion, call Mrs: Martin, FIR. $3.50. METZ
LER, Realtor-Builder. l106 vt. ave. NV,
DI 5000.
ONLY 2 LEFT of these beaut. brand-new
spts. in the newest and incest section OF
Congress ieishts; cash payments from
81, 400 to S2,91o mo: maintenanee. esti-
mated from sos to $50: eonyen. to Bowling
Field and Naval Research Lab ~ Call Mt.
Open al day Sun; FREDER1ck W.
HAVE 4 FEW APT. HOUSES, priced
rental of Z times the price. These are
not new bldes.. but the rentals are low
and they are in good rental areas. ana
are well financed. Call BRUCE KESSIER,
Realtor, 921 18th ST., MA. 1854, WI. S965.
BY OWNER-4-unit detached corner brick
IN Fails Church; gross annual income
oFFfCE, xPARTMENTs. corner bids.
modern. near Govt. bldgs.; easy terms
D1NOWITZ CO. Ma. 67l7. 2O'
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APARTMENT SITES.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

end COMMERCIAL---11,O4 ,O46 SO. it. with
2 and 3 story brick warehouse covering
about 1000 SO. IT: close to Penna. r. r.
trelght station; Priced to sell; c. H.
3 LOTS-On Lee hwy. between Falls
Church and Merriield. 150-tt, trontage
on Lee hwy. Total price. $1,000. Terms
can be ARRANGED. Call w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Realtor, 3sl5 Lee hwy, CH. $500 or OK.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 900 blk. Eye St
NV. e5-ft, frontaee, 99-ft deep. BY
COMMERCIAL LOT, 146 # on Lee hwy,
$50 #; deep; II mi. from Wash ;,I, IN Fairfax
1888. ewes. and Sun. FA. 2a09. -26
FIRST COMMERCIAL on 4th ST., mr.; Har-
vard-3-story and bsmt. brick. 1900 SO.
it., ground; soft: alley in rea:; priced at
927 10th St. MA 1854. WI !. 30
SHOPPING CENTER-Compl modern,
years young. in fast.growir sction OF
Arlington all stores leased: { nnitely a
buy. For information. contact Mr.. Walsh.
with FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES.
INC, 1928 X st. NV, MA. 9l41. Once
open all day Sunday, 20
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LARGE HOME--Ideal for eentleman's es-
tate, tearoom. tourist home. ANTIQUE shop
or convslescent home: on Route No SO:
very reasonably priced; acreage optional;
sxcnfEHsE II Misz Tifa sGsslss III s5si sisvEsrnrxr
acres on Route 211, 3 miles west OF
Camp Wash, Fairfax, Va. Includes dance
hall and eouipment, also bungalow; dance
can be purchased at less than reasonable
price. Call Herndon 36-J-3 or Fairfax
81 oWNER-store; etc: No: Arl:; sub, sub,
times income; "a 1st mortgage. oE Ex.
NEAR sIBLEY HOsPITAL-Ideal for store:
small repair shop. etc: rooms, kit. and
business en st s oNr and % sgf Missile
TON, RE. ISL or DE. $40,
NE. IN COMMERCIAL: 13O-ft frontage
on 18th at H, 100 #. depth to an alley;
ideal for apt: house with stores lst time
for sale. Call OWNER for appt., FIR. 6l92
CAN NOW DELIVER from 8 to 50 units
on modern buildings. at prices that should
interest the careful investor. For infor-
nation. call Mr. Wolberg, ia. 1888, with
sHANMoN 81 non & LucHs CO. 1905 H st: si NV"
a SOUND INVESTMENT property-Ixee.
l st floor. 2 stores and 2 apts.; End floor,
3 spts; total rental. $500 = year. Out
of-town owner says sell it. Can Banks
MS5Tay kUcHs CO. g. 1873 s554 sit. ST. ns sAsSos sa 5
MASS. AVE; 30 rooms: near Thomas
Circle; running water; once in lobby; din
Ing room; large brick garage. Box 81. 55.H'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VACANT-S115 500
ASHTON HEIGHTS

ASHTON HEIGHTS
Open . till 9 Sundays rooms, liz baths,
English design brick first floor has excep-
tionally large liv; room, = bath, din, room
rooms tile bath, large floored attic base
ment with rec. room. q bath and auto. oil
heating. Detached garage In most de-
Price, S2l 800 Substantial cash. Phone
Mrs Gordon KE. 5455 or CHI 1906;
Directions: West on Lee blvd. to Highland
WILLIAM P. PARRAMORE
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56 East ave. NV: excellent investment
property: priced at S14.759: 5-apt home
completely furnished and 8 complete
kitchens with refrigerators; 4 baths. new
down payment with good financing; one
art - now available Call Mr: Maekin-
tosh, jr. WEAVER BROS, INC. wash
ington Bldg. DI $500; eyes, WO. 37l6.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Rroune
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. u.
ROTH. Woodward Bidg.. RE. 1880.
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PROPERTY FOR SAL

FRACTION OF ACRE or lareer. Industrial
per 50: IT. PEBBLES cHEMIcAL CO.
ot,esi nG,1T Us u S5s5; aSo NT rss CO 71sS ~
level ground, which is very hard to hnd.
at soc; win trade for apartment or busi-
with LEGUM a. GERBER REALTY CO.,
1887 Conn. ave. nv. AID. 1900; ewes,
ia 14hO go
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1901 Columbia Pike
Offers the following fine prop. for, sale:
A. $1,000 to S14950-several homes
in this price range includes semideta ched
bung allows, small ramblers and few Co.
lonials; some with low cash payment.
B. S15,750 to $21 900, a nice selection
baths: various types. desians,
c. S21,5OO to S41,500.. excellent rambl-
ers, modernistic or Calf. style and CO.
lonial; some with small acreage.
D. $4,000 and higher, few lovely
estates within q few minutes ride OF the
District.
OF our statesmen will ARRANGE an an-
pointment for you to inspect any of the
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OPEN / TILL 6 SUNDAY

3 bedrms., 2ha baths. brick Colonial. A
fine home in an excel. community. The
main floor has a 13x22 liv. rm. with fire.
from the hv. rm., large formal din. rm
The kitchen is a womans delight modern
fully equipped with built-in breakfast
nook, powder rm. on main floor. Upstairs
are 3 spacious bedrms.; master bedrm.
has , closets and pvt. bath. The other
, bedrms. will easily take twin beds and
is on a corner lot approx 100x100. Ex-
eel. buy for a purchaser with RESPONSIBLE
cash. To reach: Out Lee blvd, to Seven
Corners continue thru on Hillwood ave.
10 Brook dr., left on Brook DIR. to 420 and
our sign.
Bungalow, New, 2 Bedrms.
This spacious 5-rm. bungalow. built with
an eye to the future has large expansion
attic. fully insulated: full bsmt.. suitable
for recreation room.
Commonwealth Realty Co.
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coMMrRcIAL PROPERTY FOR REk
AVAILABLE SOON

AVAlIHbIE OOON
1st floor and fne basement, in excellent
commercial BLDG 3l6 st. ne; LIST a
approx. 5000 SO, it,, with . nice ofices
Of 30-ft alley; pvt. parking for 3 cars;
basement approx. 5000 IT., has outside
entrance and lse toilet: wired for heavy
duty equipment; reasonable rent and lease
to substantial tenant For further in
formation call owner. RAY MOORE, OIL.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT.
SUITABLE FOR USED-CAR LOT-Oppo-
site Sunnybrook subdivision, on Defense
hwy. near Landover I'd. intersection;
heavily populated area. RUTH I. POWELL,
MA Q6@6 I'm 1880 -21
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OAKCREST|-be bedroom home In choice
spot needs repairs. but priced risht'
$4,000.
Beverly Hills-Den or bedrm; and =
bath. list f. Sl9,150, . large bedrmS and
Beverly Hills -bedrm brick and frame
with level lot and built-in sarage'
SIS $50.
4c frst trust -bedrm. brick, spotless
eond: excel. location: S1o.750, with S.
400 cash, balance S62 per mo. -
style, carefully and tastefully restored 4
bedrms; S19.500.
For RENT bedrm. brick bungalow, un-
HALL REALTY co. Court House So,
Arl. Va. oW 1855, OK, 1907. Nights
GI, S"4 u
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AURORA HILLS
RRADDOCK HEIGHTS
BRILYN PARK

BY owner unusual modernistic white stuc-
CO in lovely neishborhood: large lot, fully
equipped Kitchen, new Bendlx in airy
on End level master bedrm and bath
rouehed in on 3rd level; radan: heat
throughout. porch and 3rd-level sun deck
$3.50 cash and assume low interest loan
of $4,000. payable at approximately $50
month FA oo6o. sos HallWood aVe.-CO
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SophiStlcatlon and Glamor
Built into these lovely homes. consisting
Of 3 bedrms, and : baths, plenty Of
closets. including cedar closet. A charm
ins hy rm, with Colonial fireplace, built
In bookshelves, family dining rm., lovely
equipped kit, IA bath on 1st A.; side
porch, Lear garage, full basement, n
bath; copper plumbing. copper down
spouting, slate root and all Of the quality
features you could possibly expect. II you
are looking for this type home: promis.
Yourself you will see these ARLINGTON
REALTY CO.. 2co4 wilson blvd. !ow.
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PARK, D. C.

II. Aiken, Mole Dept, HOME REALI
co, 1926 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 1887. Ev
rings, SH. 0953. 20
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA.
ARLINGTON FOREST
ARLINGTON FOREST

AL. 1900; ewes, and weekends TIE. 377
To reach: Out Lee blvd. past the secor
traffic light 10 the 400 block on your. lef
looL {or
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Mrs. Rebecca Weinsfein
Dies After Iona Illness

Mrs. Rebecca Saul Weinstein, 40
died yesterday at Doctors Hospital
after a two-year illness. She lived
at 313 H street NV.
Mrs. Weinstein was = formerly
treasurer of the Women's Progress
sive Club, q charity organization
and the Little Club, social and
charitable group. She was also q
member of Temple Chapter No. Is
of the Eastern Star.
Born in England, Mrs. Weinstein
came to Washington as a small girl
and attended schools here She apd
her husband, Charles Weinstein,
operated a liquor store and pawn
shop In the 300 block of H street
NV, for about 13 years before they
retired about three years ago.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Wein-
stein is survived by son, David; a
daughter, Miss Marian Weinstein,
both of Washington; two sisters,
Mrs. Jennie Collins, La Plata, Md,
Miss Bertha Saul, New York, and
four brothers, Samuel Saul Of Chi
cago, and Herbert, Dave and Maury
Saul of New York.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. tomorrow at the Goldberg
Funeral Home, 4217 Ninth street
NV. Burial will be in Adas Israel
Cemetery
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Mrs. Sa||ie Koonce Dies;
Mother Of Star EmpIoye

Mrs. Sallie I. Koonce, rs. mother
of Arthur H. Koonce, news depart
ment employe of The Star, died yes
terday at 4003 Oglethorpe street,
Hyattsville, Md, after long illness.
Mrs. Koonce was the wife of
George w. Koonce, retired nursery
operator and scotsman formerly of
Greenville, ILL., They had made their
home for the last year with their
son in Hyattsville.
The body was to be sent to Green
vile today for funeral services there
Saturday.
Mrs. Koonce was born in Null
berry Grove, Ill. was educated in
Greenville and taught in the schools
there befor her marriage.
| Besides her husband and son she
is survived by one sister, Mrs. John
E. Riggs of Conrad, Mont; foster
daughter, Miss Louise Belt Koonce
! of st. Louis. and two grandchildren.
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Assessment Notices
Mailed on Bethesda ,
Chevy Chase Homes

Assessment of residential proper
ty in the Bethesda Chevy Chase
area has been completed and notices
of the new valuation are now being
sent to property owners, Wilton T.
Allen, Montgomery County assess
ments supervisor, announced today.
The new appraisals become effec-
tive May l. and will 60 on the tax
books for the 1948-9 fiscal year.
Mr.. Allen said the average in
crease over present assessments will
not be known until next week.
Protest Hearings Slated.
He added that all residents will
be given an opportunity to protest
the new assessments at hearings be-
fore the county commissioners. If
the protests are denied by the COM
missioners, he said, property own
ers will have 80 days within which
to appeal to the State Tax Commis-
sion after final notices are sent out
4 by the assessment department.
Mr.. Allen said the assessable base
of the county is expected to be in
creased by approximately 100000 900
as result of re-assessments of resi-
Dental property in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase area as we'll as evalua-
ton of new buildings erected in the
county after July, 1947. This figure
represents an additional S550,000 in
taxes under the present basic county
levy of $1.88 per 500 evaluation
The present assessable base of the
county is approximately $208,000, 900,
Mr.. Allen said.
Last year, according to Mr.. Allen,
the assessable base of the county
was raised approximately $23,000,-
600 through re-assessments of COM
mercial property in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase area and evaluation
of new construction built after July,
1916.
Citizens Lodge Protest.
The Edgemoor Citizens Associa-
tion this week lodged a protest
against the amount of the assess
ments while the Battery Park Asso-
citation asked that the effective date
of the new assessments be delayed
until next year because the Silver
Spring area will not be re-assessed
until 1949.
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z
Martin never attended a law school,
but he was admitted to the Ohio
bar in 1888 and practiced in his
native Lancaster, Ohio, for 81 years.
He was president Of the Hooking
Valley National Bank in Lancaster
for Is years.
He was common pleas judge OF
the seventh judicial district of Ohio
from 1904 until 1911, when President
Taft named him to the bench OF
the United States Court of Customs
Appeals here. Twelve years later
President Harding elevated him to
the post of presiding judge and In
1924 he was appointed chief justice
of the United States Court of Ap-
peals by President Coolidge.
Justice Martin was the son OF
John D. and Mary Jane Herman
Martin. He received A. B. and
LII. D. degrees from Wittenberg Col
lege, Ohio, and for two years at
tended lectures at the University OF
Heidelberg, in Germany
He was a member of the Uni
versity and Cosmos Clubs.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs
A. H. Sus of Chicago, and two
grandsons, George Martin Sus, Chi
cago attorney, and George D. Mar
tin, Ohio lawyer, son of the late
William K. Martin, who died In
1890. His wife, the late Mrs. Mar
garet Martin, died in 1943.
Funeral services will be held ats
pm. tomorrow in Lancaster with
burial in Forest Rose Cemetery
there.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Police Recover Body
I0f Richard 0'Boy|e,
Lost in Boat Mishap

Harbor police yesterday evening
recovered the body of Richard M
O,Boyle, 32-year-old fuel transporta.
ton firm head who police saio
slipped from the stern of his cabin
cruiser Monday night and fell into
Washington Channel.
Pvts. Laurence Halstead and Paul
Baicar, harbor policemen, found the
body at 6:25 pm. in the channel
just opposite Fort Lesley ]. McNair
after 21-hour search.
Frank L. Grimm, 3708 Oliver
street NV, a brother-in-law, and
Harry w. Wright, 243l Third street
NE, a business associate, identi-
fed the body.
Mr.. O'Boyle, who lived at 563l
Western avenue NV. was presi-
dent of M. I. OBoyle g. Son, petrol
cum transporters at BIT Michigan
avenue NE.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Sally O'Boyle apd four daughters,
Mary, 9; Martha. 7; Kathleen, L.
and Eileen, 2. His mother, Mrs.
Lillian M. O'Boyle, lives with his
sister, Mrs. Claire Grimm, at 3708
Oliver street NV. Another sister,
Mrs. Joseph Weber, lives In Pasac
dena, Calf.
Requiem mass will be offered
Saturday morning at the Blessed
Sacrament Church, Chevy Chase
Circle, with burial in Mount Olivet
Cemetery. The hour of the mass
has not been announced.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, April 15.-Late tax
payers were rushing to file State
income returns today before the
midnight deadline, while the tax
Office promised to start after delin-
quents in about month.
Dodgers are subject to a $500
fine. six months in Jail, or both.
Liable for taxation are all Mary
landers with incomes and all who
earn incomes in Maryland, whether
or not they live in the State.
State Controller James j. Lacy
said in Baltimore yesterday that
some 10000 "willful dodgers" have
evaded payment since the tax be-
came effective in 1887, but en-
phasized that this year would be
different.
Employers were required to file
information returns" about their
employees by last February Is, and
lists will be checked against actual
payees as soon as the first crush of
work is over.
For individuals, the tax is 2 per
cent of earned income and 5 per
Evening star., 1948-04-15
DR.. Clara |. Bacon, 81, Dies;
Retired Goucher Professor
BY the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, April 15.-Dr. Clara
Latimer Bacon, 81, professor emeri-
tus of mathematics at Goucher Col
lege, died yesterday at her Balti-
more home.
DR.. Bacon retired in 1884 sfter 81
years as a Goucher professor.
She was former president of the
Baltimore chapter of the American
Association of University Professors
and of the Maryland division of the
American Association of University
Women.
She received her B. A. from We'll
lesley College, her M. A. from the
University of Chicago and her Phi
D. from Johns Hopkins University
Funeral services will be held al
pm. tomorrow at the First Metho-
dist Church. Burial will be in Alb
ingdon, ILL.,, near her birthplace
There were no survivors.
Evening star., 1948-04-15

iliary of Beth Sholom Congregation
During World War II she did vol
unteer Red Cross work.
She had requested that persons
contribute money to the Jewish Ma
tional Fund instead of buying flow
ers for her funeral.
Survivors are her husband. Max
Raphelson, Interior Department
employe; a son, Alfred c., a student
at the University of Michigan, three
daughters of the Washington area
Mrs. Edith Botkin, Mrs. Essie Fol-
stein and Mrs. Leona Friedman, and
a brother, Albert Epstein of New
York. Eight grandchildren also
survive n