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COLLEGE PARK
1912 Harvard rd.-Reduced for quick
sale. 3-bedrm. bungalow, in new
house condition. Open for inspec
ton, I to g pm
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp
OPEN 9 10 s

OPEN 2 10
373l Cottage City tr. Det lh-story
nr.. 3 rms and bath, pvt. entrances.
full hsmt; oil heat. 2-car gar. 75x
15O-ft. lot. A real buy. ZAGAMI
REALTY. TR. 1866. Ewes. UN.
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VETERANS
NO DOWN PAYMENT
HERE'S YOUR BEST NEW

HOME BUY!
Your choice of distinctive
plans priced from
$3.50 TO $4,000
HOLLYWOOD SUBDIVISION
Just beyond the U. Of Md.
Monthly payments from
S54.5O TO S73
Including taxes, insurance,
around rent.
CHECK THESE FEATURES
Full dry bsmt, laundry tubs,
gas a.-c. heat, hardwood frs,
plastered and flrred walls,
tile bath. Venetian blinds.
weather stripped, insulated
and screened. Directions:
Drive out Bait. blvd. past U.
OF Nd. approx. , mi. to our
sign at Lackawana st. and
follow directional signs to
sample nome.
~ 0hnY VT IN l. N7TT1
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built brick Colonial home. Lot
50x15S. Beautifully Handicapped
fruit trees. home has lge. liv. rm
with fireplace. full-sized din. rm.,
. heated sun rm., bright and sunny
kit on LIST a: 3 bedrms., tiled bath
cedar closets on end A.; full storage
attic; brick and tile bsmt., with tileo
bath. lovely rec. rm., huge stone fre-
place. det. brick garage For appt
call AL. 6644 and TIE. 7343.
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AL BAKER OFFERS . home and
business. We have charmingly
restored old Alexandria town house
In the best commercial local ton in
the city. Exterior painted brick,
very stylish: > rms. and kit. on 1st
n; 2 bedrms.. full bath on End Il. !:
2 additional rms. on 3rd Il; full
bsmt., oil heat; $4,000 cash, bal.
financed. Phone AL. 6644, TIE.
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OPEN TODAY

1O110 and 1O112 Sutherland Rd.
Silver Spring. or 3 bedroom
brick ramblers. Well equipped spa
cious kitchen, 2 baths. gas heat.
Full basement. Divided for apt. or
moor Shopping Center, public and
parochial schools and transporta-
ton. Directions: From Silver Spring
cut Coiesville Rd. to Four Corners
tWoodmoor Shopping Center), left
! block to Sutherland, right and
~rAYyAHF O. m
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HYATTSVIILE, MD, $10,950
1927 INGRAHAM ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TILL DARK
2-story, 3-bedroom on large lot. Full
basement, oil h.-w.h., 3 porches,
good condition, fireplace, driveway.
Convenient to everything. Direc-
tions: Out Queens Chapel I'd, turn
right on Hamilton st. to .41st ST..
then left / block to 1ngraham and
left to open sign. WIN. H. SAUNDERS
20 INC M 1llk
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$500 DOWN TO GI

$500 DOWN TO CT
New det. brick bungalow, high eleva-
ton, with panoramic view OF Wash.
Liv. rm., bedrms., tiled bath, kit
and din. combination complete with
refrigerator and stove: unfinished
attic with 2 -dormers; full bsmt., gas
heat; large lot: Financed under
S11.750. Call, LU. 4-5566.
THE GABLES co.
2423 MINI. Ave. e.E. 30
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BEAT THIS!!
$40 500 FINANCED

4 lovely BUNGALOW located in greater
Silver Spring. near Flower Theater,
Pay only sss Der mo. Ali brick,
consists of living room dining room
combination. kitchen with breakfast
space, 2 bedrooms and tile bath,
stairs to fioored storage attic. full
basement with outside entrance,
SIS. 900. '0'' '" ''O ''' o'e'
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO DARK
Directions: Out Piney Branch to
Flower ave. new shopping center).
left on Flower to Schuyler, left on
Schuyler to Bradford I'd. and right
to our open sign.
RIGGS & co.
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beautiful interior ] have ever seen
in Cheverly, with fireplace in long
iiy,. rm.: lovely din. rm., blue and
white kitchen, plus breakfast nook,
full dry basement, oil &C. heat;
solid brick with screened side porch /;
moor; garden lobbyist has created
enhancing rear yard: only Sl4.7OO;
$1,000 down to Gil or non-GI: mort
gage payments for GI only S52. 70.
A: STANLEY MOREAU. 1917 Annap-
Oils rd., WA. 2571; evenings, WA.
$3.50
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NORTH ARLINGTON
S. ARLINGTON

S. ARLINGTON
Bedrm. and Bath on 1st Fl.
Masonry home, well built, in immac.
cond,; lge. liv. rm. din. rm., mod
ern, newly equipped kit. br. space:
lge bedrms. and tile bath on End
fl. Full bsmt., oil, &C. h.: conv. to
flne schools shopping and transp.,
z minis. to Pentagon Priced
S14; 500. Reas. terms. Shown by
appt.
N. G.. GROVES
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THE BRANT COMPANY
2334 Wilson Blvd. Gil. 42I6, OK. O520.
FAILS CHURCH
Immaculate Brick Home
MASTER SIZE ROOMS

WAO En- I-pILE NOONIO
Near parochial and public schools,
bus and shopping liv. rm. with
flrepl., din, rm., kit. . enormous
bedrms., tile bath and full bsmt.
partitioned for rec. rm; on attrac.
lot, in nice neighborhood. To in.
spect, phone FA. 21""
CAPUTI REALTY co.
121 S. Wash. St, Lee Hwy. at broad
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CNCo
ABOUT 8 MI. FROM ALEXANDRIA,
community. 2-story frame house
den. ,lge. kit, pantry; 3 bedrms.., 2
house newly decorated. Barn. CO con- n.
house: about 20. acres of land. Suit
able for subdivision. truck farming
or small dairy. Price SIS, $50. I'm
mediate possession. JOHN r. GAR
RETn G3 va e1 pSons %ass2ftoas 2E ss S.
ATrRAC. BUNGALow-No. 1s7-
See this clean 5-rm., full bsmt.. rec.
rm., hardwood floor home for S10,-
500, 81 800 down. MARCUM REAL
TY, King $4,000, Shirlington Bldg.
SOLID MASONRY HOUSE on acre
land; 7 rms, all roughed out: ma
sonry work complete. CHI. 90l7;
AL BAKER oFFERs-A 3;bedrm.
and and half. Ice. iiv. % rm. with H. firepi.,
modern kst., full bsmt.; 81 800 down,
bal Sl25 mo-; in exclusive section
o. AleXsndria. Phone AL. 6s44, So
Al. i BaRER .aa OFFERS in New Aiexan.
oI d5a on eas1 si5ao cSd 1rieK Vaesn eam Read Ims
to move in; $1,000 down, bal. less
than rent. Phone AL. 6644. TIE.
T343. go
AL BAKER OFFERS a vacant apart.
and store located right on Kins St.;
suitable for any business. Complete
building rents for $50 per mo.
Phone AL. 6644, TIE. 7343 for appt.
AL BAKER OFFERS a modern frame
bungalow. Has liv., rm.. lge. equipped
kit. . nice-sized bedrms. and bath;
full EXPANSION attic, bsmt., oil heat;
close to buses, schools, etc. Full
price only $4,000. Attractive terms
Phone AL. 6644, TIE. 7343. 80
AL BAKER OFFERS country bar
gain Neat 2-bedrm. bungalow with
expansion attic; 2S min. drive from
Key bridge. Sits on nice level
lot Of l 1-5 acres. A nice home
for the growing family with modern
comfortable living; $1,000 down
and mo. payments of $3.50. For
appt., call AL. 1914 and TIE. 7343.
HUNTERS MILL RD.-5 acres,
wooded. stream, beautiful building
site. GOODMAN REALTY. Gil.
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WA 5000. Realtor. no. 9B66.
LANDOVER HILLS
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Corner Cape God with basement, Ind
floor finished into fne bedroom; 1st
floor has bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.,
lee, kitchen and bath: oil a.-c. heat:
an offer. For GI, $500 down and
4eo loan. For non-GI, $4,000
down. An exceptionally fine ex-
ample Of Landover Hills bungalow.
Directions: Come out Annapolis rd.
to divers store, turn right at 72nd
st. to Taylor, right on Taylor to our
A. STANLEY MOREAU
4617 Annapolis Rd., WA, 257l:
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3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW on s4-acrt
in town of Vienna; full bSmt. Price
$4,000. $1,000 cash.
6 rooms and bath. on acres. neal
Fairfax, S1350O.
$3.50, $1,000 cash. u acre, :
rms. and bath, oil heat, garage
$3.50, $500 cash. In Falls Church
conven. to bus. stores. church
schools. etc.: kit. equip. liv. rm.
lge: bedrm., on lot 75x203. PEN
TAGON REALTY CO., Fairfax 396
10
ALEXANDRIA - Lovely family-type
home, vic. Braddock and Russell
rds.,--6 large rms, 8 bedrms.,
equipped kitchen, : porches, base
ment. auto. heat; lge. wooded lot;
VA appraised at $14.s5O, about
$1,000 cash down; conv. terms tc
Others. Call RE. $3.50. Sun. 1C
am. till dark,
Colonial Investment Co.
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$10,250
KENSTNGTON

2-bedrm. bungalow; liv. rm. with fre.
pl;.. equipped kit, stairway to exp
attic; bsmt.. Oil h.-wh.; aluminium
storm sash; blk. to bus and shopping
lot 50x150.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
IN S-oGnn
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GIS OR NON-VETS
BRICK, ONLY $10,950
Liv. rm., din. rm. and kit, 2 bedrms.
Lot 15OxS5. Fireplace, lovely land.
scaping. lge. willow tree.
BURCH REALTY CO.
Realtors, s5O5 Baltimore blvd, Col
leEe Pk:. Nd. TO. 633S. TO. b7s3;
sssso;' ssses;' WA. 6641, UN. 1891, SH.
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5 ACRES

SHOULD GO GI S1,250 DOWN.
Mod. 2-bedrm. home with space for
additional bedrms on End A.. lse.
iiv. rm. with fireplace; full bsmt.
with fireplace: ,lge. side porch, built
in gar; II mi. D. c. line. A real
MAN. 1914 Branch ave. sc HI
ZOO. Ofice open Sun. 10 to 3.
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LEACH & CRONIN
w tSnS CT nnSu
ATTENTION GIs
NO MONEY DOWN

Here is an opportunity to buy a Ige.
6-rm: 2.sty. det. house. Ia baths, 3
lse. oedrms., Z closets, full bsmt =,
concrete porch, gas &C. heat, gar
1874 63rd ave. Cheverly. Md. WA.
9215; ewes, MI. 1868. 10
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W. 80, IT 1Io sIIO '" Tf DHR.
NEW RAMBLER.

NEW RAMBLER
$24,750
On / acre of ground Beautiful
woodland setting. located in a set
ting Of small estates. Consisting
OF large liv. rm. and fireplace. din.
rm., 3 lovely bedrms., 1Es baths,
huge closets. beautiful modern cleo
tric kit; attached garage; bsmt., oil
&C. heat; patio with built-in fre-
place.
Cal Mrs. Upp. sH. 9335. HU. 1855.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

OPEN SUN, rs PM.
IMPOSING CORNER BRICK
2-YEAR-OLD CENTER HALL
COLONIAL"
Very large corner lot ore IT. 'front.'
age>, beautifully Handicapped, with
unusual fisgstone barbecue patio:
rms. u baths .1st fl. powder
rm.), screened porch u0x2Oo, ga
rage. slate roof, new awnings, etc.
Fine community: bus at door; only
S23 $50, fS3,500 less than original
cortl. Terms. 2001 Beechwood ave,
LEWISDALE. MD. Directions: Drive
out Riggs rd. to .Lewisdale entrance
Aser rd.l, right to home.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 K st. NV. Realtors, NE. 54OO.
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NEAR ROCKVILLE

NEAR ROCKVILLE
On Route 24O. An interesting bunga,
consisting of 5 large rms; liY. rm.,
hint h.drm nm moa' naoh ktf ~, pantry io nice
bath; all pine frs; nice front porch;
easy entr. to bsmt., which is only
partly cemented; Soft. we'll and a
real Job on setting the pump; splen-
did sarden spot, chicken house;
inspection today. to 5 pm. FRED
B. CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40 Fred
sriek rdr Gaithersburg. Telephone
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HYATTSVTTI,E

HYATTSV1LLE
Open Sun. 2-5, 3716 Jefferson St,
7-rm. brick BUNGALOW. 5 rms, bath
lst A.; 2 rms. End A.; oil heat,
firepl., bsmt., Venetian blinds. well
h-bl, to shopping, near public,
parochial and Lutheran schools.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50.
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BEVERLY HILLS
OPEN
OF. 74SI.
CI,ARENDON

Beautifully remodeled frame home, s
bedrooms 2 baths; large grounds.
L. MCGEE KING. Realtor, GL., 6273,
CH, 65OS.
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FARMETTE
S2 500

". old mod. Fla. reproduction OF
etnder block and stucco; liv. rm.,
fully equip. kit. din. rm., bed
rms. and bath, oil h.-wh., on acre
Of level clear ground, facing maca-
dam road, walking distance to store
1t Spencervilie, suburb Of Silver
Spring.
Open for inspec. Sun, It'll dark
Directions: Out Colesville I'd, (rt
29) to Browns Corner, turn right
to Spencerville and our open sign
FRANK L. HEWITT
s485 Fenton st. 81. 5000. 10
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LYON PARK
LYON PARK

400 N. Barton st. and Pershing dr..
close to everything. shopping, schools
and 3 bus lines; l l2-story BUNGALOW,
bedrms., bath, equipped kit. 1st A.;
l lge. rm, 2nd f.. heated; screened
porch, det. garage: oil h.-w.h.; nice
lot, facing 3 streets: asking S13.-
500 with substantial down payment.
Open Sunday from l to 8. other
times by appt. only. HARRY A.
DARNE. exclusive. Phone Gil S573.
OW. 4341. P.S.-And several other
properties in this price range for
sale In
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peter j. hagan

Realtor. 3s41 34th st. NE.
UN. 1855, WA. 1857
Once Open Daily, Including
Sunday. 8 am. to 8 pm.
OPEN l TO S SUNDAY
cAnLUM; ,s11,5oo; $1,000 down,
2-beorm. brick BUNGALOW with lge.
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. dinette. tile
bath, fioored attic. A real buy
See 1t today. 11l6 Oakdale dr.. Il
blk. from Chillum and Sargent rds).
HUDSON CO., 471O Annapolis rd.,
Bladensburg, Nd. UN. 7171, week
days: EY N5lh week ends
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HYATTSVIII,E

II 7 a I / VIIIE
owner desires immediate
sale Of this 2-year-old two
story brick. conveniently To-
Gated near schools. shopping.
etc: Ice. liv. rm. with Are
place, din. rm.. EQUIP. kit,
. bedrms.. tile bath: full dry
bsmt.: automatic heat; reas.
cash pvmt. assume GI loan.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIEl
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FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152S K ST. NV.
MA. 9141

VETERANS, NO CASH
4 lovely brick rambler for no down
payment; S7l.50 mo includes all
payments. Two delightful bedrms.,
plenty Of closets. liv rm. with fire.
place, lse. lot. nr. bus, schools and
shopping. Call today, SH. 0601; ;
ewes, LA. 6-SS0O.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
1T DOES HAPPEN!!!
Take Over a Veterans Loan
With 81 20n Ca Sh

Cape Cod bungal with dormers. full
basement, gas heat, large living
room, dining kitchen, two bedrooms,
modern bath, big expandable. attic.
block from recreation center for
children, and new grade school being
built. An established community of
attractive homes. Located at 1920
fayette at. in Homewood. Kensing-
ton. Nd. 500 per month, including
taxes and insurance. Call Mr..
Taylor or MT. Berens, jr., Oliver
1852 or Juniper 1854.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER

WA. 5000. Realtor. TO. aG66.
BIG BRICK BARGAIN
4o07 Lonsfellow ST., Hyattsville Hills
Vacant Open for inspection. Not
Just house but beautifully car
venience. Consisting OF 6 large rms,
big closets, tiled baths, equipped
kitchen. fireplace. Reduced to !$16.-
600. Terms. College professor
being transferred. Must sacrifice.
WILL ROGERS, WA. S262; ewes,
WA. al7ti
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CASH TALKS

CASH TALKS
II you have S5.71O cash and will
pay $69.62 per month. including
this beautiful 1-yr .-old, 3-bedrm
home for only S13950 built on nice
shaded lot; this home is immacu-
late throughout. For further de-
tails call SH. SOLO.
MONTGOMERY
Investment & Insurance Co
Solid Brick, Only ST, Toe
81 900 down. Dandy home Mod
as tomorrow Gas h.-wh Cabinet
lined kit. Special GE air cond.
Shade trees. Storm windows and
screens; payments like rent. Call
Mr.. Brehna, cox g. CO., Sligo 0775,
ewes. WO. 3s1s.
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KE. 3-5S55, CHI. 4733.

ARLINGTON
RAMBLER DE LUKE
Here is de luxe rambler. in excel
lent location; large liv. rm. with
fireplace and exposed ceiling beams;
din. rm. of lv. rm.: large, equipped
kitchen with dining space; 2 big
rooms: utility rm.: garage; lot 75x
1875; S1S,500. Another rambler at
S16,950. 81
Out Lee hwy. to Quantico st., left
to 21st St; or out Washington blvd.
& to Quanttco st. and right ! block
to 21st st. Open . to g. =
LEE POTTER
CH. s761. OK. 1924.
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GeorsetoWn Realtol
HE NEW WA
TRADE

TRADE
Your home for a lovely bungalow or
rambler. Let US evaluate your prop
erty and talk things over
TO SELL OR TRADE
Can cox g. CO., RE. 1888. S.. 0715,
UE, 1875.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
WEST HYATTSYILLE

Open Sun, 2-5 pm; 2-bedrm. brick
home on spacious corner lot; full
price, S13,125. To reach: Out
Queens Chapel rd. to Lancer dr..
left on Lancer to 33rd ave. Turr
right on 33rd ave. to No. 1901
Salesman on premises. Exclusive
FINCHAM g. CO., Realtors. UN
S0S1
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ONLY $3.50 CASH

Assume CT loan ~, $49.46 mo.
Immac. 2-bedrm. bunsa., full bsmt.,
gas heat; 66xl27 lot. OR. 1044.
HANEY & CO., EX. 3443
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OnE EnL1 bEAU1 II CL = PftW1T
large liv. rm.. din. rm. and Iully
equipped kitchen: screened side
porch; large handicapped Let, next to
screened porch; absolutely perfect
condition. in. OF insulation over
head makes It warm in winter, cool
loan available. $1,000 down for
non-G1. A. STANLEY MOREAU.
4611 Annapolis rd., WA. 2571: eve
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Oscar Of Waldorf
Fatally Stricken at
Game Of Checkers
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK. Nov. Oscar
Tschirky, "a, internationally IA
nous maitre d'hotel known a.
oscar of the Waldorf" died last
night at his home in New
Paltz. N. Y.
He had retired from his posi-
ton in 1943 after having served
the first Waldorf Astoria al
Thirty-fourth street and Fifth
avenue and the new one on Park
avenue.
Mr.. Tschirky, who first joined
the Waldorf Astoria in 1893, be-
came widely known to many ma
tional and international figures.
A good-humored, short man
oscar" was stricken last night
while playing checkers with his
son August. He died a few min
utes later at 9 pm.
Started as Busboy.
Born in Switzerland, Mr.
Tschirky learned his trade first
as busboy, waiter, a pastry stu
dent in France and then as a
caterer and service manager. He
was associated with New York
hotels and restaurants from the
time of his immigration to this
country in 1888.
His graciousness to guests-to
whom he habitually extended per-
sonal greetings-Won him q wide
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Eppa H. Tow|es, 50,
Long a Streetcar Man,
browns in Florida

Eppa H. tHappy) Towles, who
for 40 years operated streetcars
throughout the Northeast section,
has been reported drowned in
Florida Saturday.
Since his retirement from the
Capital Transit Co., in 1946, Mr.
Towles. SO. had been going to
Florida every year to fish. He
stayed with his sister. Mrs. jessie
j. Freeman at Melbourne, on the
Indian River. His wife, Mrs. Alice
Towles. usually went along.
Mrs. Towles was unable, because
of illness. to accompany him when
he left two weeks ago. She was
to have Joined him this week.
Saturday night she received
word that he had fallen from a
plank walk reaching from a bank
OF the Indian River to small
boat on which Mr.. Towles, his
sister and others were to have
gone night fishing.
Mrs. Towles said her husband
fell into Swirling water and sank
but was seen to come up and swim
a few strokes before finally disap-
pearing In midstream. Melbourne
police and rescue crews searched
the area, she said, but were un-
able to find the body. They still
were searching today.
A son. Lawrence E. Towles, of
1914 Michigan avenue NE, flew
to Melbourne Saturday night to
join the search. Yesterday q
bushel Of citrus fruit arrived at
the sons home for his two chill
dren. It had been sent last week
by his father.
First a conductor with the tran
Sit company and then a motor
man. Mr.. Towles became a one
man operator some years before
his retirement. Serving practi-
cally all his years on the Mary
land carline. Mr.. Towles got his
nickname from his "happy-go-
lucky disposition"
Born at Culpeper, Va, he at
tended school there and farmed
about two years before coming to
the District. He and his wife
lived at 1923 Charming street NE.
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Funeral Services Held
For George Poole, 68

Funeral services for George
Poole. 68. a supervising ordnance
engineer at the Naval Gun Fac
tory. were held today in the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial was in Loudon
Park Cemetery, Baltimore.
Mr.. Poole, who died Friday at
his home, 1348 Kenyon street NV,
was born in Baltimore. At the
age of six he came here and had
been with the gun factory for So
years. An engineer in the turret
and gun mount section for many
years, he had worked on 3 to 16
inch guns and their mounts for
every type of warship.
Mr.. Poole was graduated In
engineering from George WASH
ington University in 1912. He
belonged to the National Masonic
Lodge.
A bachelor, Mr.. Poole had no
immediate survivors.
Evening star., 1950-11-07

Washington Sanltarlum. he
would have been 80 Thursday.
Children of the community
knew him as Santa Claus because
of his long white beard. Each
Christmas they would take hold
of his hands and listen to his
stories.
A retired carpenter. Mr.. Bell
was seen frequently around the
missionary college and its sani-
tarium. Until he was hospital
lied on September IL, he would
take daily walks around the cam
pus, sometimes as many as two
and three day.
Walked to Death.
1t was one of those walks which
led Mr.. Bell to the hospital. In
perfect health during his entire
life. Mr.. Bell finally was stricken
with pneumonia after getting
caught in the rain one day. He
was sent to the hospital and re-
covered from the pneumonia.
Doctors, however. said the illness
caused old age to catch UP with
him.
Mr.. Bell, an active worker in
Evening star., 1950-11-07
James J. McNee|y, m,
Retired U. 5. EmpIoye,
Dies After Illness

James j. McNeeIy, 66, retired
Post Office Department employe,
died yesterday at Georgetown
University Hospital, where he had
been patient for seven weeks.
He lived at 108 Fairmont street,
Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. McNeely came here in 1918
to work for the Post Office. At
the time of his retirement in
February. 1914, he was with the
Division of Equipment and
Supplies.
Born in Wingo. KY, Mr..
McNeely was graduated from the
State Teachers College. He taught
in Kentucky schools before he
came here.
Mr.. McNeely lived in Clarendon
for many years. After his retire.
ment he moved to Falls Church.
He was formerly chairman of
the Board of Deacons at the Clar-
endon First Baptist Church and
for II years taught the Smith
Rucker Mems Bible Glass there.
At the time of his death he was a
member of the National Garden
Baptist Church, Falls Church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Lura B. McNeely; three daughters,
Mrs. Willard c. Parker, 812 North
Highland street, Arlington; Mrs.
Edward F. Solliday of the Falls
Church address, and Mrs. j. Ken
meth Tyler of Philadelphia, and
two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held al
2:30 pm. tomorrow in the Ives
funeral home, 2847 Wilson boule-
ward, Arlington. Burial will be
in Columbia Gardens Cemetery,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1950-11-07
D. A. 5tansbury Rites
Tomorrow Afternoon

Funeral services for Ducilmer A
(SilD Stansbury, 10, former CO.
partner and vice president Of the
Thompson & Stansbury Co.
plumbing and heating firm, will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow in the
Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church, 1718 Minnesota avenue
Sc. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Stansbury died of heart
attack Saturday night at his sum-
mer home at Selby on the Bay
Md. He lived at 1880 Twenty-fifth
street Sc.
| Born near Oxon Hin, Md, Mr.
Stansbury had lived in the Distric,
since his youth. He was in the
plumbing and heating business fol-
more than 80 years and retired las,
January from Thompson & STAINS
bury. which has Offices at 624
street Sc.
Mr.. Stansbury was a deacon ir
the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church and member of the Ana.
costa Masonic Lodge. No. 81, ane
the International Lions Club.
His wife, Mrs. Blanche I. STAINS
bury, died in April, 1949.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs
Evelyn v. Booth. 1880 Wheeler
road Sc; two sons, Harold D
Stansbury. stationed in the Navy
at Norfolk, and Jack A. Stansbury
of the Twenty-f1fth street address
and seven grandchildren.
A sister, Mrs. Emma Archer
4414 Fourteenth street NE, and 6
brother, Harry Stansbury, 305t
Vista street NE, also survive.
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Albert {. DensIow Dies;
WAS Retired Enqineer

Albert c. Denslow. rs. a retired
refrigeration engineer, died of a
heart ailment yesterday at his
home, 5512 North Twenty-third
street, Arlington, Va.
Mr.. Denslow, born in Cairo, H.,
was reared in Fort Collins, Colo.
He attended the Colorado Agri-
cultural College and later was a
refrigeration engineer in New
York for 80 years. Retiring 10
years ago, he came to Washington
in 1912 and moved to Arlington
six months ago.
His widow, Mrs. Mary Hender-
son Denslow. and a daughter, Miss
Diana E. Denslow of the Arlington
address, survive.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at the Fitzgerald
funeral home, 3245 Wilson boule-
ward, Arlington. Burial will be
private.