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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont. }

ATTENTION NE. AND Sc. owners.
II you have property in ne. or sc.
Washington to sell We have many
clients. This area being our spe-
cialty. Sales and rent management;
RE E S ss5ri Il G ST. ne JOE FR eg 800
i HAVE CASH BUYERS for. duplex
cox a. CO. UN. 1925. IS
PRIVATE PARTY wants det 3-bed-
occupy later. MI. 1851, Ext. 210. So
HOME LIsTINGs wANTED-Expert
appraisals and prompt. experienced
sales seFy Ssss Phone Eye URk q San
1878 K st. ssi NV. Natl. OBS GSs'AA E.
A CASH CONTRACT for your house
81. S941 or GE. 0727. IL
CONDEMNED PROPERTIES wanted,
also homes in run down cond: will
pay al cash. Call MR.. SMITH.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. highest cash
for youT property; Cali Mr.; KIITcH-
II EH FRo ST Fa af sSsF n to 3Ss s Sale
of your home, business or invest
ment property is what you desire.
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor,
sos North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
apprdlsalS. Results since 1919.
TO GET TOP PRICE for your home,
call John Weismuller, SWISS REAL
TY CO., DU. 1882. -
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
and investment properties. What
have you to offer? THOs E. JAR
RELL CO., Realtors (estab. 1915.
-72l 10th st: NV. MA. 0765.
DIRECT FROM OWNER for own use,
"a bedrm. brick: ali cash; no
LIEUTENANT wishes to buy immedi-
ately modern 3-bedroom house
within 10 miles Of the Pentagon:
Call JE. 3-9410 or ST. 03S6. -
WE HAVE CLIENTS urgently needing
houses in all sections of the city.
WOODS q UPSHAW REALTY CO,
$4,000 or UNDER, prefer La plata,
Nd, or near Waldorf. 10. 1880
today or after z pm. weekdays.
URGENTLY NEEDED by family Of 5.
three-bedroom home with yard in
Sc. or nearby Md. MR.. BARTLETT,
LU. 4-0747, or eyes,. LII. 1890.
FAMILY desires 3 or 4 bdrm. house,
upper NV. area, from owner; all
cash. DU. 1857.
QUICK ACTION WITH SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME. PROMPT FREE
APPRAISAL. MR.. QUICK, RIA. Bats
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

IN DOWNTOWN AREA; 1900 IT.:
new End commercial with r. r; doors
for trucks and truck loading plat
form. Call Mr.. Castonguay, VI.
1859. or here. LOUIS P SHOE
MAKER. 1719 K st. NV, MA, ll66.
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MONTGOMERY CO.

175-acre dairy farm. Groom modern
house. 2 tenant houses go SoI COW NOV nsr
machine shed, chicken houses, 2-car
about 10 acres in timber: II you
want a really nice money maklns
dairy farm, look this one over; Price
lust about cost OF the buildings
sS4zacpe stock farm. Broom brick
house, cleo, bath, in nice condition
bank barn, 81 n.esss siwbs susD Slaee
ms Eel, aD Watsrsd. on macadam road,
Ss miles to b. C.; good value. Price,
SiOO an acre. Just about the price
Q acres Groom frame house, cleo,
bath, furnace. garage. chicken
houses. ,meathouse, well. cleo pamhp'
frederick County, Md; owners wife
died recently. a bargain price; 81 ;009.
cail W. 4, Daniel Pooiesstyhiiie 2 vIN.
s,N pETER Rockville, Md.
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DAIRY FARM

This 1sO-acre dairy farm is located
near Gainesville. Va, Just about -
min. drive from d. C. Has comfort
2 silns and other outbldgs.; fertile
rolling land with plenty of water TO
ali pastures: artificial lake. THIS
farm can be made into showplace
with very little expense. An unusual-
ly good buy at S27. 500.
o. L. WILLIAMS
MA 4Q33. Ewes and SUM- Or 34b8.
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NEW BUILDING contem-
plated for heart of business
district. Opening for four
five outstanding merchants.
See Mr.. Norris, with WEAVER
BROS. INC, WASHINGTON
Bldg. DI. $500; ewes. CHI.
923S.
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NEW WAREHOUSE
Available November /; approximately
10000 50. it: can be subdivided
KASS REALTY
EM S100
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

BALTIC. BLVD.-169. 800 so. fl; $50
IT. frontage; rear on B. & o. RI.
on. grade; 15c so. #. A. M. ROTH,
BALTo. BLvD.-46.e 900 So. it.. with
10O-ft. frontage. on grade. $4,000.
A. M ROTH. RE. 1880 -
ALEXAEDRIA-Bric bldg, 5000 so.
it.; ofc.; 3 washrooms; oil heat: on
acre Of land. on railroad; all imp.
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
COMMERCIAL. industrial ground. D.
C., Md; railroad sidings: ware
houses erected for well-estab. Arms.
E. N. LIGHTBOWN, WA. 1926.
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MARYIAND TOBACCO FARMS
ri acres fertile soil. 1900 IT. on
frontase: 7-room dwelling. 2 lge.
137 acres excellent soil; 1000 It. on
Wicomico River. 1,6O0-ft, road 'front.'
age; 7-rm. dwelling; bath. cleo,
tobacco barn. farm bldgs;; $40 .OOO;
house, barn; frontage on Potomac
Bridge hwy. Route sol: $4,000.
LOTS and acreage tracts. water
front and inland. wooded or cleared;
residential or commercial. Request
map. Advise requirements.
LEONARD SNYDER. LA PLATA. MD.
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
OR WILL RENT

Modern, e-story, masonry
building of $4,000 So. it. in
dustrial land adjacent Bal
timore blvd. in suburbs. Large
drive-in doors. skylights. To-
#. ceiling, overhead cranes.
RR. on property. Fine for
oyerhauling heavy equipment.
manufacturing. distributing,
etc. All improvements avail
able. Brokers protected. See
INC. Washington Bldg, DI.
$500: ewes, CHI. 923S.
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Stone House. Built 1884

SCUIIE HOUSE, bUIIL TOT
Forty tillable acres In beaut. coun.
tryside. near Middleburg, with view
of Blue Ridge Mountains. House
nicely restored, 1910, for corp. gen.
council, as retirement home and
operating farm with facilities for
5000 chickens. Present owner
commutes daily to Wash. Liv. rm.,
bath; fireplaces; mod. oil heat.
Outbldgs. Priced, $4,000 (bldgs.
alone appraised, 1916, by insur-
ance co. for S33,250). Call Mr..
Whaley, EN-. 1917 or WO. 1865.
Marsteller, McCabe 81 Co.
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264-ACRE STOCK FARM, on Rt. 100.
9 miles from super highway now
under construction from Frederick
to Washington, D. C.; brick home,
built in 1880. walls IA inches thick.
consisting of 4 bedrms,, living rm:;
dining rm., kit, ~ baths. 3
rms. in basement, completely re-
decorated and painted, 2-acre apple
orchard, 80 acres of corn. 500 bales
of hay. SO acres Of woodland, sew
eral springs running through prop
house and tool sheds; on state
highway, near Comus, Md, rs miles
from downtown Wash. in Montgo'n-
cry County; total sales price SOB
per acre For inspection, call Mr..
King. GE A344. SUNDAY aud A-es.
PARKER & WALKER
For Quick and Eficient Service.
S21 18th ST. NV RE O13R.
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1902 ACRES

7i1Oth Of mile on dirt road
NEAR DAMASCUS. improved 5 room
frame house, just an ordinary farm
house, electricity and running
water; 2 chicken houses; corn cTio:
nav barracks; small barn; fne
streams. about 20 acres OF wood
land. Call Jerry Williams. Damascus
1851 or FRED B. CUSHMAN.
Realtor; Gaithersburg 299.
NEAR FoREsrvILLE, VA. - CO.
acre farm for farming or invest invest
age: natural i~ gas lire through prop
erty; excellent soil; 50 cleared, sen gsR-
wstered nv large spring. Improve
ments consist Of old 6-rm. farm
house, 2 barns in good condition.
chicken house ana garage;
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Elmwood 1925. or 1922. Mclean. va.
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Productive FARM

PRODUCTIVE FARM
of 14O acres about 6 wooded, balance
cleared and in high state Of Guilt
Walton. Old Colonial brick residence
OF 6 rooms, sound and solid, with
electricity, large barn, cattle ana
machine sheds, fenced and cross
fenced. good road a GOOD IouoouIrtt
YOU are looking for a real farm and
nice old brick residence to restore
take a look at this. Priced right
viii show by appointment only.
II. B. MITCHELL.
Hernhnn Va Phone 40.
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Nearby Va.-6O acres; 1,700 ~. on
on beautiful farmland; gear ga
rage. barn, 2 chicken houses; rs
N. G.. HINES & SON
Court House Square. ow. eo2o.
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Haymarket, Va, Farm

OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
81 a. of gently rolling, fertile land
with 750-ft. frontage on hwy. No.
55. This farm is improved with .
modern S-rm white frame home,
Just redecorated; there are neces-
sary outbuildings, including barn
and chicken houses: good grazing
avail; easy terms. To reach: Out
Route SO to Haymarket mi. on
Route 5 5to Haymarket - mi. on
left beyond stores to open sign.
ENZOR REALTY co.
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,5oo- acre fertile cattle farm, barns
silos. tenant houses; large acrease
Old family estate Of 2s9 acres. very
fertile. l2-room mansion mouse com,
pletely modernized In beautiiu!
setting overlooking viiia $500 Wery
beautiful old Oak trees. Very beau
tiful view Of entire COUNTRYSIDE IN
Guiding Shenandoah park.
LIZ acres excellent farm. with beau
tiful old home completely modern
lied. Tenant houses, barns. SIG
Large acreage bottom lano. wen
watered. ..a.,.d
Many other hstings. no minated
w. A. MILLER. Broker
Phone 2161, WASHINGTON, We.
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SUBSTANTIAL OLD STONE
HOME, MODERNIZED, ON
PRODUCTIVE SMALL FARM
Wen maintained and very attractive
1OO-yeaf-old stone home with four
q knoll with trees and q view on
highly productive acreage with i'm
proved barn and other good out:
bldgs.; near churches. schools. and
markets; 40 miles over direct high
way from Washington. Inspection
and comparison invited by appt.
Exclusive with
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
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101 ACRES, 35 acres clear. on state
10 n G. line, about 1 miles to Wal
dorf. Price, $4,000.
NeWburs. I2-acre farm: modern z
nm semibungalow; bath. electricity
and phone. Just of Rt. .301, on
State I'd, near public and scno9l
try house; beaut. located. Price
In Waldorf; Arm. house. bath,
Marches. electricity and phone; ls+-
acre land. Price. $4,000.
Lots In Plata and Wicomico Beaen
1; q p,s haA Nd La Plata 4332.
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APO CONN. AVE.
Wilson Blvd, Arlington
Between Courthouse Rd.

And CLARENDON C1rcIe
40-ft trent. by 60-ft. deep, can d.
vide: excel location any retail bust
ness or Offices: rent reasonable.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
1904 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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LEE HIGHWAY

Corner of Az acres, zoned CONNER
ciai. In nearby Fairfax County, Vir-
einia. at important intersection.
Improved with substantial dwell
ing. Over 300 #. frontage on Lee
highWay an and ! over sr,. 500 + 5 frontage
George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
CH. 1898. EVE. AND SUN, Gil. 1898.
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Montpomerv County

Close, in, approx. 27o acres, ! long
ant house, stock barn. feed sheds
and other bldgs.; every field fenced
with running water for cattle;
this property is close in and can be
used for farm or subdivision, offers
great possibilities; price, $4,000.
"a cash; shown only by app. Call
David Laughlin, WI. 2022 or WI
1890.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
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FURNITURE

location In prominent
Sc. shopping center for furniture
and appliance store. Can be made
available promptly. Good PROPOSE
ton for well-financed concern. See
Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS. INC,
WASHINGTON Bldg. DI. $500; ewes.
(,H lo.iS
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STROUT'S
Tarm C,atalOg--Free

I CII III OSNVCNAOS
With 3,02e bargains. 81 States. S2 600
to 5000, 900. Farms. Village Homes
Auto Cts, Trailer Parks, Resorts,
Rental Apis. Hotels, Stores, etc,
etc. Pictures galore. Livestock.
equipment. furnishings often IN.
cluded. Latest reduced prices. many
61st year. Nations leader. over
100000 satisfied purchasers. Tell
us what you want; Where? Prise
Tin Woodward Bldg, Washington
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DESK FOR RENT, in newly painted
office. heart OF WASHINGTON; mail
message. secretarial service. 1919 F
st. NV. RIM. sos. Elk. 97SS. =
STREET FLOOR; Vermont and K;
desk space, answer service. ST.
2o26; ewes, ia. $500.
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Fredericksburg. Va
365-Acre Farm: on Bay

COC-ACIE 7 OF III, OI1 10y
Splendid grain and cattle ranch. also
operating gas station and peer
business; about 100 a. for, toma-
toes. corn. cabbage, strawberries.
etc; 160-a. pasture, cleo. pump;
bal. woodland; at village end; good
S-rm. dwelling with cleo: beautiful
view; soft. barn, housing for poul-
try. etc; $4,000 insurance: sacri.
ficed at $4,000 for immediate sale.
MARYLAND Bros. STROUT REALTY.
BOX So, Franklin City, Va. Bar.
gain lists mailed free.
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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Phone 9S Closed Sun. Leesburg. Y
17-ACRE FARM

17-ACRE FARM
Nice. level ground fronting on paved
road, within committing distance OF
Washington, now planted in soy
beans. truck garden. lawn. orchard.
plus about acres of TIMBER. very
substantial and roomy house, double
large bedrms. and bath upstairs: all
in very good cond. For further In
formation call Mr.. Lawrik. Lo.
5-29S0.
Max C. Schwartz, ia. $500
NEAR PURCELLVILLE
500 fertile acres; 20O-steer barp,
silos, large horse barn. tenant
not duplicate bldgs. for asking
price. $50. 900; terms.
J. L. G.. WEST
OAK
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WANTED
Three-bedrm. brick house. bedrm. and
bath downstairs; porch. Ice. liv. rm.,
fireplace, full bsmt.; in nice section
Of Va; substantial cash: owners only.
JAY g. JAY REALTY CO. 6O7 Garry
Bldg. Washington 5, D. c. Phone
fore Christmas; over 25 yrs. expert
ence in sale of ne. properties. Mr..
Hammaek. NO. 1908; ewes. UN.
1907.
Woodbridge Realty, NO. 1908
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NEW SHOPPING AREA
Choice new store 30x50 can be sub
divided. excel. loo, hardware, furn.
appliance or other bus. ia. $500.
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NEW STORES
Owners and Builders.
OK oho4 CH S1k1
A REAL OPPORTUNITY

933 10th ST. NV.
Small store. Rent, $lQ0, with heat.
MA. 9743. .
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
Double store. with 40-ft. frontage,
located in main business section of
Capitol Hgts., on Central ave. Ideally
situated for drugstore, auto sup
plies, bakery. etc. Call MR.. MINSH,
TIL 153o or RE 0736 =
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8 ACRES on paved I'd. near Indian
Head, Md; modern 5-rm. and oatn,
bsmt, house. garage with room
above: poultry houses; priced So
3 GOOD TOBACCO FARMS. up to
$50 acres. mostly under cultiva,
ton. Some include crops snd do 1u ~
equipment. Priced from sl2'ooo 70
LARGE Ia;' FRAME CHURCH. beautiful
trees, on ! acre in La Plata MO
Priced $4,000.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND, REAhhlLsf
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$500 So. TT. land on N. Arlington
Ridge road (near Rosslyn), Airing
ton; small old house now on prop
erty.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent. OF. $3.50, OF. S035.
II
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INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1890.
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Ala 9Th ST. NV.
Lge. downtown store in excel. cond :,
will lease to responsible party. ReaS.
rent.
J. GERALD JUSTINE
412 9TH st. NV. DI. $685.
ARL.-WILSON BLVD.
20x23. 24x50 it., front and rear
entrances; reasonable; heat. water
furnished.
ARLEDGE BROS.
- MI.
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OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED

PHOTOGRAPHER desires small
c. Star.
WANTED-Ohice to rent or to share
on Connecticut ave. Call ST. 03S6
or JE. 3-9410. -
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Mrs. AIIez Dies at 81;
Headed Paris Aid Unit
By the Associoted Press

PARIS. July 29.-Mrs. Mary
Astor Paul AlleZ. president of the
American Aid Society of Paris,
died yesterday.
She was the wife of Jacques
Allez and formerly was married to
Charles Mum of Philadelphia.
She played an important role in
the French resistance movement
during World War II under the
code name of Pauline"
Funeral services will be held
Monday at the American Cathe-
dral of the Holy Trinity.
Mrs. AlleZ, who was 81, had
been i'll for some time.
She is survived by her husband
and three children, Charles A.
Mum. jr., of Baltimore; Viscount-
ess Duncannon of England and
Mrs. George F. Baker, jr., of New
York.
Mrs. AlleZ had lived in France
since 1922. She was awarded the
Medal of. Freedom for services to
United States troops during World
War II. The French decorated
her as a chevalier of the Legion of
Honor.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Couple Sues BusIine
Over Gas Seepage

An Arlington man and his wife
who claim they were forced out
of their home and made ill as a
result of gasoline which seeped
into the house and flooded a well,
have filed a $25,0O0 suit against
the Arnold Line.
Plaintiffs are Frank and Edith
E. Dedera, who lived at 1929 North
Second Place, near the garage of
the Washington. Virginia & Mary
land Coach Co., known as the
Arnold Line.
Gasoline was found in several
unused wells in the neighborhood
in the spring of 1948. Portions
of the area were roped off by the
county because of the danger of
explosion.
The county called in a number
OF experts in an attempt to de-
termine the source of the gasoline
but it was never pinned down.
The Arnold Line whose under
ground storage tanks are only a
few hundred feet from the area,
denied the gasoline was from
them.
Defendants are Joseph L. Ar
mold, company president: Mrs. Ar.
mold, his wife. and Manuel j
Davis. At the time of the incident
Mr.. Davis held the title to the
bus company property.
No trial date has been set.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Casualties
Continued From First Page. }

assaults were halted because
Americans demonstrated greater
stability and greater ability to
handle the attacks" He added:
Mutual support by adjacent
American front-line units has
been highly developed in recent
days. This is indicative of sea-
soning."
95 Major Targets Bombed.
A Far East Air Force spokesman
at the brief1ng conference reported
that in six consecutive B-29 bomb
ing attacks on Red communica-
tions, 1880 tons of bombs were
dropped on 95 major targets.
These were principally railway
lines, marshaling yards ano
bridges-all vital to the Red sup
ply line. The air strikes ranged
as far north as Pakchon, 40 miles
north of Pyongyang. the North
Korean capital. Two bridges were
hit there yesterday. The spokes-
man said that blow was an at
tempt to prevent rail traffic from
moving southwark from Siberia.
The three spokesmen refused tt
speculate on the possibility of 6
Red break-through on the cen.
trail front. They said break.
through was always possible"
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Mrs.R. B.McCa CandIess,
Churchwoman, Dies

Mrs. Robert B. McCandless, 50.
wife of the deputy controller of
the currency. died today at Wash
ington Sanitarium. Takoma Park.
Mrs. McCandless. the former
Clara Elizabeth Lanning. was born
in Sheldon. Iowa. the daughter
of the late Harry T. and Harriet
Lanning. She attended public
schools in Washington and Iowa
and Lexington Ky0 Normal
School.
She was married in Sheldon in
1908 and came to Washington to
live in 1882. She and Mr.. Nc
Candless lived at 5420 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Mrs. McCandless was a member
of Florence Circle of the Florence
Crittention Society. the Women's
Guild of Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Church and the Congrega-
tional Church in Sheldon and was
active in Red Cross work.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by half brother, Frederick
Cram of Duluth, MINI. Her son,
George L. McCandless, died in
Marcus, Iowa, in 1888.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. Monday at Gawler's chapel.
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial will be In Sheldon.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Mrs. John N. Couden Dies;
Lifelong Resident Here

Mrs. John M. Couden, So, wife
OF retired real estate man, died
yesterday in Homeopathic Hospi-
tai after a brief illness. She lived
at 3519 R street NV.
A lifelong resident of Washing
ton, she attended the old Belcourt
Seminary here. She was a mem
Der of the board of the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital and
belonged to st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Georgetown.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by daughter, Mrs. Ian
Mccall, who lives in England.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. Monday in Gawler's
Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Mrs. J. H. Jeffries
Funeral Rites Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
garet Redman Jeffries, IS, who
died Thursday at George Wash
ington University Hospital, were
to be held this afternoon at Hines
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Jeffries was the widow of
John H. Jeffries. a Southern Rail-
way employe. who died in 1905.
She was born near Manassas, Va,
and came to Washington in 1910.
For many years she lived at 318
Eleventh street NE, but for the
last four years she had lived with
daughter, Mrs. Mary j. Estes. at
490l Seventh street NV.
Mrs. Jeffries worked for the
Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing for 81 years. She was re-
tired in 1941 from the numbering
division there.
Formerly she was active in the
>SNeCAAAAAd4 DdPClSt SlluECIl anu
taught the Builders Glass, a wom-
ems Bible group. for many years.
Until she lost her sight four years
ago, she taught and gave religious
talks at the Gospel Mission and
the District Home for Incurables
at Blue Plains.
Besides Mrs. Estes, she leaves
three other daughters, Mrs. M.
Lucille Marceron and Mrs. Ethel
l.. Risdon. both of Washington:
Mrs. Amy v. Kirk, Baltimore:
three sons. Albert c. Jeffries, a
member of the D. c. Umpires'
Association. and Richard H. JEFF
fries of Washington and Clarence
V. Jeffries, Arlington: also a fos-
ter son, Howard D. Carter, Alex
andria, and a sister. Mrs. Maud
Hewitt. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Barney R. Ferson, IA, Dies;
Operator Of Luncheonefte

Barney R. Ferson, "A, who oper-
ated the Giant Luncheonette, 845
Bladensburg road NE, died yes
day at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital a week after he
suffered a heart attack. Mr.. Fer
son lived at 2901 Eighteenth
street NV.
He was born and educated in
Chicago and operated restaurants
and night clubs there for about 35
years. He moved to Washington
10 years ago.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Leah Barnett Ferson: daughter,
Mrs. Jac Lehrman, 2839 Chester
field place NV; two sons, Ben
jamin B. Ferson, Chicago, and
Gershon B. Ferson of the Dor
chester House, an executive with
Giant Food Stores, and a sister,
Mrs. Anna F. Morris of New York.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at Danzan-
sky's funeral home, 35O1 Four
teenth steret NV. Burial will be
in Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Mrs. Ada W. Alexander
Funeral Services TODAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Ada
Wilson Alexander, 80, a resident
of this area for 80 years, were to
be held today in the Hines funeral
home, 290l Fourteenth street NV,
Burial was to be held in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Mrs. Alexander, who lived at
9108 Georgia avenue. Silver
Spring, died here Wednesday.
Her husband, Robert Lee Alex
ander. a Government Printing
Office employe, died in 1926.
Born in Kansas City, she was
the daughter of the late DR.. Will
liam H. and Sarah T. Wilson.
She lived in Austin, Tex, and San
Antonio before coming here.
Surviving are three daughters.
Mrs. Ada Ayers and the Misses
Ann M. and Margaret Alexander.
all OF the Georgia avenue address.
and two sons. John w. Alexander,
613 South Buchanan street, Arl-
lngton, and Jim Alexander, 6227
North Twenty-sixth street, Arl-
ineton. She also leaves five grand
children,