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SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX RETURNS prepared by former
govt. tax agent. Reas: 10f7 Wood
"a'u fius' WE i'0i' Aos@h 'nS''. Ies
TAX RETURNS PREPARED-At your
home by reliable accountant RA.
1850. III
anywhere. anytime, ph, Ia. 9799.
THE TAX SAVER SYSTEM, 3421
18th st. NV. 23'
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont

COLLADAY & COLLADAY, Attorneys,
UNITED S! STATES ! DISTRICT I, e; G;ogRT
Gt Plobate Sne pse' q e0Ia 4s1i AGaRx Aamn
ration-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the District
OF Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District Of
C.T.A. on the estate of Charles B.
Eckloff. late of the District of CO.
lumbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are
with the vouchers thereof, legally
or before the 7th day of August,
AID 1880, otherwise they may by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of
d estate d.S Gysn f EaSrnarT n1der my a5G hsnd
ALICE S. ECKLoFF, 36i0 Goth ST.
NE. tSealD Attest: THEODORE
COGsWELL, Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia. CLERK. Of
DRAIN & WEAVER, Attorneys,
UNITED STATES DisTRicT COURT
for the District of Columbia Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 74316,
Administration, This is to Givs
State OF MARYLAND has, obtained
trict of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Bernard J.
Preston. late of the District of CO.
lumbia, deceased. All persons having
claims AGAINST the, deceased are
hereby, warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. lesallv
authenticated, to the subscriber. on
or before the eth day of August,
A.D., 1850; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of
ssid sag estate Given under my hand
WALTER c. H1Pk1Ns, s7a5 s9!? wa an. h.
Seal Attest: THEODORE coGS-
WELL. Register aof Wills for the
Dlstrict OF Columbia Clerk of the
PROBATE Court. felS,25,mh4
N. M. DOYLE and S. A. MICKLER,
Attorneys, 1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court mo. 74,552, Admin
That the, subscriber, of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
raf,n,si. PrGnate Court OF the District OF
of the District of Columbia. de-
ceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
Warned to exhibit the same, with
ne, NE vouchers thereof legally au-
before the 7th day of August. A D,
1850: otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of sotd
estate. Given under nv hand this
l, 6th day Of February, 1850. CARO-
CoGsWELL, Register of wins for
the District of Columbia Clerk Of
lhe Probate Court. fe1S.25mh4.
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VERNON THOMAS,
FRANK PARONI,

LEONARD C COLLINS,
Attorney for Noteholder.
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College Basketball

WASHINGTON AREA.
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also
VALUABLE LEASES

Albert Abdalla TIA Quality
Beverage Distributing Company
Bankrupt No. 103-49
Terms: Cash.
LLOYD H. DREIsONSTOK
$40 18th St. NV. Trustee.
fe171S.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

MD. AVE. NEAR 9th
Facing the Mall; brick dwelling
containing rooms, bath, front and
rear porches. h..-w.h.; within 10
minutes walk Of downtown; attrac-
tive price: reasonable cash payment.
P. J. WALSHE, INC. Ills Eye st.
cOLoRED-46O G ST. S.W.-e ige.
rms, Ia baths; utils.; shed; ga
rage, front and rear -yd.; new gas
inside, Price, S6,250, with low down
payment. Will accept car or truck
II trade: Call owner, MR.. STANLEY,
10. 2.1SSS. -2I
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SACRIFICE SALE-s6.5OO. Bunga-
low, excellent condition. 5 rooms,
fun cellar. bath. oil burner hot
water heat. > porches. electricity.
telephone: l-acre lot, on excellent
road. ! mile from Port Tobacco
River public landing); convenient
to La Plata. Nd; , poultry houses.
outbuildings. A real bargain. LEON
ARD SNIDER, La Plata. Md. I'll
CONVENIENT TO NAVAL ORD
NANCE-Small house with 5 or 10
acres in estate section OF Howard
County, lust of SUPER highway. now
under construction; new electric
system With little time and money
house can be made into charming
ranch h0uss 0ysTeGks nra9p sssnie
About / acre wooded. balance clear
Pishins and hunting. Very produc-
tive soil. with acres: only $500;
~ acres $500. Call OWNER.
JE. 3-S573. -21
CHAS. CO., MD.-Sl7, 900. 36s A.
tobacco, corn; $4,000 board ft..
8 rms, cleo, on roads. GE. 1122
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE ND.
l6l QUINCY ST.

OFEN SUN. 20,
Det. frame home on large fenced
lot in SETTING of enormous shade
trees. First Hoor has nv rHs.
stairway TO End A., which can bt
developed into additional rooms; lge
hS,nt. with space for Nreer. rm-
maids rm, and toilet. Attached gar
Walking distance 10 Rosemary and
S13,5Oo: 81 500 down and bal
like rent. To reach: Out Conn. ave
to Chevy Chase Circle. right short
blk and left on Brookville rd- to
Quincy and right TO house; Fol-
information and sppt: TO inspee'
Reid. WI. 1926 or OR. 1922.
INEz CUSHARD. REALTOR.
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1900 DUBLIN DRIVE
SILVER SPRING

OPEN SUNDAY, IT PM.
Cape Cod brick on large corner lot
worth inspecting today; 2 bedrooms
and bath on 1st f., 2 bedrooms
and bath on End; screened front
porch and aluminium storm win
dows and doors for entire house.
block, rt. to Everest and rt, 10
Open Sign. LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk.
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1902 MACARTHUR BLVD.

OPEN ! TO PM. TODAY
S-rm. house on shaded, 60x365-ft. lot;
facing 2 streets; End FIR, 4 lge.,
airy bedrms.; bath. lst fr.. re-
cept. hall, lge. liv. rm. with flrpl..
din: rm., lge. bedrm.. kit. pantry, "a
bath; full bsmt. oil h.-w.h. out
side entrs.; 2-car Diet. gar Small
cash pymt. Possible to handle bal
in 1st trust. Directions: Out Mass.
ave. to Macarthur blvd, cross Cabin
John Bridge to house and open sign
Ewes. Mr.. Carr, OR. S34S.
LEATH g. ASHLEY, INC.
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HILL.ANDALE

CORNER PARKNAN AND OVERLOOK
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL 5
Lovely brick Colonial In excellent
condition: bedrms, l n baths. lv.
rm.. din rm., breakfast rm.. kitchen.
screened lfv. porch; lot OF more than
"a acre. Directions: New Hamp. ave.
to Overlook. left / blk. to Parkman.
LOWERY g. MELTON, SH 5000
MONTGOMERY KNOLLS
4-bedrm. brick. situated on q corner
lot, overlooking lovely wooded sec
tion; IA baths. full bsmt., rec. rm..
all-elec. Kit. aluminium storm win
dows. built-in garage. Call Mr..
Sheehan. COX g. CO.. 81. 0775,
JU 1886 -22
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KENS1NGTON AREA
WASHINGTON GROW,

WASHINGTON GROVE
About q acre. Beautifully landscaped
lot with magnificent trees. A charm
ing older house in good cond. Con-
talns liv. rm.. study. din. rm.. kit,
3 bedrms.. bath. and porches; INV
heating plant in bsmt.; electric
olsnWaSher: auto. laundry and dryer
value in splendid location for
rNEz CUsHARD, REALToR
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ROCKVILLE

Mod. .3-bedrm. bungalow. in good
neighborhood: nice lot with trees;
gar. $10,250 for quick sale.
NEAR GAITHERSBURG
Mod. 5-bedrm. semibungalow on "a
acre lot: lge. fenced yard; garden
space; chicken houses; 2-car garage.
S9,950, terms.
WILL STACKHOUSE, JR.
2O5 z. MONTGOMERY ave, Rockville,
Md. Phone Rockville 2ssS day or
night. -21
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SILVER SPRING, OPEN /

30, ,4oU, GI approved
427 Browning st. $3.50 down. S6l
mo. buys this Tyr. .-old 2-bedrm
bungslow. fenced corner lot, oil
&C. Ewes. Mr.. Spratt. CO. 9403
Directions: Out Piney Branch / blk
past Flower, right on Greenwood.
$13,650, Unusual 3 Level
1902 Carson st. I-yr.-old 3-bedrm
modern brick 2-story home excel.
terms. immed. poSs. Mr.. Britt. OR.
O561. Dir. Past Four Corners on
Old BladenSburg, left on Scully I'd
$15,950, Off Ga. Ave.
21O0 Cascade. 2-yr -old 6-rm. brick
Colonial corner lot, full basement.
gas &C. terms. vacant. Mrs. Yost,
ia, 326S. Dir: Out Ga. ave.
t1060o to Dayton, right on Am
herst TO Cascade.
BEERS BROS. REALTORS. SH. 4747.
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NEAR DAVID TAYLOR Model Basin
Rambler with rms and attached
gar. beaut. lot 20Ox200; S13.5OO,
5-rm: brick with full bsmt.. oil heat;
lot 9Ox160 $13,500. MRS. BURG
ESS, Realtor, 6109 Broad St, WI
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LOCATED ON BUS LINE

This 2-bedrm. bungalow with 1Ox12
kitchen may be bought on terms to
suit. Lovely lot with detached ga
rage. SH. 10ll till 8 pm.
YOUNG-BOWERS 90 o1
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Handsome
stone and brick home; 8 bedrms;. 2
baths. liv rm., din. rm., breakfast
rm, kit, lge. library. Completely
finished bsmt. rec. rm. Oil h.-w.h.
2-car garage. Call Mrs. Robinson.
WI. 04s7.
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HILLCREST
SPACIOUS BRK. RAMBLER
3135 QUE ST. Sc.
OPEN SUN, l TIL DARK

DIRECTIONS: Drive out Pa. ave
TO 31st st., turn left Que. st.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Penna. ave. s.e., vi. 2S02.
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BETHESDA

OFFICE OPEN TODAY Is.
BEDRM. AND " BATH ON 1ST FL.
Modern brick home on corner lot;
nVlng rm:. dining rm., large kitchen,
good-size bedrooms and bath on
second floor: full-size basement with
room: Can be financed GI.
SAMUEL q. BOGLEY, INC, WI. 1920
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HoUSES-SALE-S.E. Cont
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
4O5 Oakwood st.
WASHINGTON, D. {

Open Sunday, / TO 8 PM.
eemidetached brick containing 5 nice
rooms and inclosed porch in this
convenient neighborhood; full base
ment; gas heat: exceptional value;
Dr I01k
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CAROL HIGHLAND.
OPEN SUN 0-R

Assume GI loan of $4,000 payable
S73.43 per mo-: 5 rms, all brick:
full bsmt: lge. lot with oak trees;
out New Hampshire ave. to Erskine
right on Erskine to 18th ave. right
to 72oO. Mrs. Messick, cox a. co,
81. O115. SH 410S ~ ~,
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Greenwich Forest

b5l4 NORTHFIELD RD.
Open = to 5;30-Center- entrance
brick, liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. 1
bedrmS., tile bath, full dry bSmt.
level lot. Directions Out Old
Georgetown rd from Bank Of be
thesdA to Huntington parkway. left
| blk. to Custer rd., right on Custer
to Mortified I'd.
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4-BEDROOM BRICK

S14, 4,950NS FULL BATHS
assume 4S G1 loan. Liv. rm., din.
rm., kit. 2 bedrms. and tile bath
on 1st noor; 2nd fir, 2 bedrms.,
6ath; fun bsmt;, recr. rm.. with bar
YOUNG-BOWERs co -o1
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
SILVER SPRING

zoe Parks.de rd SliEo Hill Park
Custom-hutlt brick. : rms. 5 master
hedrmS-, . baths, den. rec. rm. in
kaotty pine. sun deck Hurry
Cal Mrs. Williams. SH. YES. COX
4 co 81 nrrS
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S17.950-This very at
tractive brick and stone residence Is
close to most everything. It's q very
good value for small or medium
size family. Let US show it to you
at once as houses like this are sold
BTLLiNGsLEY & KoRzENDoRFER
OR. 1926 OR. 6S22 till 8 pm.
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RoII.N1wooD AREA

ROLLINGwOOD AREA
A custom built rambler with beautiful
view over Rock Creek Park, a wide
reception hall leads to liv rm.. Ii
brary and through hall to bedrms.
There is a large din. nm, a luxury
kit. has every convenience including
automatic laundry and dryer; large
bedrms., has baths. maids rm and
bath in bsmt.: large 2-car garage
For information and appt. please call
Mrs. Cushard. WI. 5S6T.
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BETHESDA

III 7 141JJ111
1924 WALSH ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TILL DARK
A beautiful Diet. corner brick, 3
oedrms., 25-ft. liv. rm.. den, din.
rm;' modern kit, oil h.-wh.. shwr.
beautiful grounds. Directions: Out
WIS; ave. to Walsh st., turn right 2
E. r. BOYNTON co.
1926 Wis. Ave. OR. $500. CO. 53s5.
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ROCKVILLE

OPEN SUNDAY, l-6
905 Lewis ave-. Rockcrest - Well
built 3-bedrm, home; LIST A., liv
rm.. 2 bedrnis. and bath, equip
kit, breakfast nook; End A., / lge
bedrm.; full bsmt., outside entr.;
beautifully Handicapped lot, Anchor
fence; vacant; must be sold. Asking
price. S11. 800. EUGENE B. GIN
GIL, Real Estate, 7542 GEORGETOWN
lin WI O0OO nr SA0
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SILVER SPRING
BRICK COLONIAL

Beautiful, unusual 2-story brick, with
large living room, mirrored fireplace,
full-size dining room. built-in corner
cabinets: den, tile powder room, de
luxe kitchen. S-cu.- .-ft. GE refgr. =,
posal, dishwasher screened side
porch, 3 bedrooms. tile bath. sun
deck. stairway to attic; full bsmt,
outside entrance: gas &C. heat:
landscaped lot. with cement walks
conv. to schools, transp.. golf course.
If you want a really fine home,
priced to sell, be sure to inspect
1921 FOREST GLEN RID,
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ARGYLE PARK
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5

97O3 Bristol ave. - Attrac. 5-rm.
many dogwood trees, excel. cond. !:
near Parkside School; will 60 Gi
Directions: Colesville rd. to Forest
Glen rd., left to Bristol, LETT to
house. Miss LinZel on premises,
81 39S2. COX & CO., 81. O775,
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HILLCREST
1885 TEXAS AVE.

Comfortable 6-rm. det. brick; fea-
lures lge. kit, lovely frepl., screened
side porch, built-in gar. oil h.w.h.:
level lot; beautifully Handicapped and
fenced in rear: situated a short 2
blocks OF Penna. ave. with paved
streets and sidewalks. Priced under
$4,000
OPEN SUN, ! TIL DARK
Directions: Out Pa. ave. to Texas,
T. D. BURGESS
1894 Penna. ave. s.e., vi. 2s02.
-Q1
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GAITHERSBURG

GAITHERSBURG
One of the most attractive homes in
town; stone and brick construction
located on the left-hand side of
Route 240: l block north of over
head bridge. First-fl liv. rm. with
open fireplace. din. rm., modern
kit, and l bedrm.. full tiled bath,
=. closets; porch on the south end
End A., 3 lge. bedrms., 2 with dou-
BILE closets, full bath, oak floors on
the list, cherry floors on the End;
full bsmt., laundry trays, oil h. W h.
and y bath. open fireplace with ex-
cellent opportunity for recreation
This is nice home and has been
reduced from S31.500 to S2S, 600
Open today, 1-5 pm.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 FREDERICK AVE,
GAITHERSRIIRG NM
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3-FAMILY UNIT, $16,5OO
OPEN / TO 8. SAT. AND SUN.
e10 0En

OPEN To 60 3; sAT oEC AND SUN
1mimaeulate ,3-bedrm. semidet brick;
rm..' Bar, gas heat; fenced yard;
lovely new neighborhooo: assume
81 loan. Directions. Ridge I'd. to
left on Texas to right, on F St.
&c 70 AssaER tssai q 4 saH HENRY. M Y-44l3 1871
CoLORED-BEAUTIFUL Capitol View,
practically P,cts; new; semidetached brk;;;
bsmt.. recreation rm', w gas ~ heat. eat
hardwood floors throughout, larse
$o4o. .sNsa s4MuEE s$'S Z. REYNoIps; bs
coIoRfn eT1S G5' 9S:uafT aye: III; BLDG. N New
ans aEs sSs1 on Psr aerms m0 KAY ~
CoLoRED SGf ATTENTToN-onlS
$500 cash and $65 mo. buys this
6-room-and-bath house with full
bsssses basement conG{t;ah extsllent LEGATION 1nd
euick. 81. 9nois5s9 SsSs; eve. N RA. s4is.
CoLoRED CT ATTENTIoN-only
$3.50 cash dncluding settlement)
and $50 mo-. including taxes will
6IGs.Eti buy this six-room. ,Da; bath; brick home;
.CoLoRED-S2S 18th ST. s.E.-only
$295 down; 8 rooms, .semidetached
frame; h.-w.h: A real buy for small
, , C0; 81 9Th st; nv. DI; e35l:
MIS- RERWRick ERs aef BAH; Nj $5SS $751; doT1 T1
CoIoRED-s1,a5o DowN-ot 18th
and Pa. ave; lovely 6-rm. brick
cnI pSss; g., MRS; gRoGHE; IA, 4l55;
Only $3.50 cash and iHSa low monthly a;E;
Rsymept op MirGHE eGqsf IL oek fxesest s eGnd sssa
ewes. RA. 34l8. 22s
COLORED, 800 BLK. 18th ST. Sc
5-bedrm. brick, semidet.. oil h.-w.h.;
! blk. to schools. stores. transp.
SHOWN NJ by appointment. BENNING
CoLoREDi-i4s4 CoLoRii4 OISi sT. s.E.-Row
price, $l1 800. $500 cash. SO mo.
CHARLES F. A. LONGUS, 393S
Benning I'd. ne. LU. 4-6143. -2l
COLORED-NR. EASTERN HIGH
School--Nice. brick home with 9
sIt spts snG Ga zap aPt sn has lily; liv; rm bedrm;,
and Y bath. Front porch. buiit-in
gar. Terms can be arranged. S. e.
5daaL BEATTY. 1911 Pa. ave, Sc, FIR.
coIoRED CHICAGO ST, y S biocl
on Nichols, ave. Sc; money maker;
REAEisTTY, NC: !s'sHs PAS eaod aaFlMAN Hops
I'd. Sc LU 4-34OO, VI. 1916,
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RIPLEY, Realtor, ST.. gill
PRICE REDUCED

sUUt OSBORN DRIVE
SILVER SPRING, MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, la PM,
Beaut. brick BUNGALOW, liv. nm. din
rm;, kitchen. : bedrmS. and bath;
finished attic with . bedrmS and
n bath: beaut. finished rec nm.
nrepl. and "a bath: nice lot and
EaraGe; conv. located Directions:
left on Landsdowne way / blk Ia
Osborn DIR, "a blk TO house. Call
Nj Hudson at TU, 2lOO; ewes,
NO. 1lG0.
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MANOR CLUB ESTATES
NorthWood Park. Md.

209 Edgewood ave-; FIRST showing: at
trac. det. stone and brick home: 5
rms. and tiled bath; lge. liv. rm.
with stone firepl. and bookcases; lge
master bedrm. gas heat. storm
windows; furred walls: slate roof ;
lot. .75xl30; garage; fenced-in rear
yard. To inspect: Out Colesville I'd
to Four Corners, left / blk to Lorain
ave, right 3 blks. to Edgewood ave,
left to home. Open to q pm
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD. 2024 r. !.
ave u e DE N21-
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OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6

ALL BRICK, $4,000
Only 8 left, nearly Completed: din
ette: bsmt.: equip. kitchen: moth
Ing down TO Vets; terms to non
YES; Directions; Out Georgia ave.
10000 blk. right on Dennis, left
on 1nwood. right on Handy to open
siSn; sign; Mrs. Sheehan: JU. 7-6955.
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,Shbf q MOORHEAD, Realtor
ASSUME GI LOAN

This attractive brick Groom homs
with outstanding features. living
room with fireplace and picture vim
dow overlooklng park. 3 bedrooms
and tile bath. screened porch. full
bsmt with outside entrance. BER-
NARD T. BRoSlUs. S634 colesviiie
I'd, SH. O420 ewes. and Sun, can
Mr. Scott SH hSHi
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FIT DAVIS
HII,ICREST'

room, den, powder room. 1st floor;
8 bedrooms. bath, End floor; priced
for immediate sale To inspect call
Mr.. Ruark. VI 642S, with BE1T-
ZEI.L, DI 3100. -23
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RAMRI,FRS
RAMBLERS
or DENTIST

Excellent location in silver SprinG.
Wall build house TO order, on corner
OF Ga, ave and Dexter ave. adjoin.
ing new large group OF apartments
and private homes Several STYLES to
choose from, Houses nov under con-
1ruction, 9, W, CONSTRUCTION
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CHEVY CHASE MD

Nr. Blessed Sacrament Church. inst
off Chevy Chase Circle: lovely Eng
lish Normandy. detached home,
beautiful condition: 1st H., liv. rm.,
din. rm., break. rm., den, powder
rm.: End fl. 3 bedrms. e twin
size); auto. heat; det. garage; full
attic and bsmt.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
1887 Conn. Ave. NV, WO. O6Os,
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thy named publicly, Ambassador
Philip c. Jessup, yesterday fatty
denied Senator McCarthy's
charges that he has an unusual
affinity for Communist causes"
and once sponsored a subversive
organization.
DR.. Jessup, who returned from
the Far East to reply to Senator
Mccarthy, said the Senator had
showed "a shocking disregard for
the interests of our country"
DR.. Jessup was defended against
Senator McCarthy's accusations
by Gen. Marshall, former Secre-
tary of State, and by Gen. Eisen-
hover, now president of Columbia
University. Both wrote letters to
DR.. Jessup which Senator Tydings
put. in the record.
Texts of Letters.
Texts of the letters follow:
MY Dear JesSup:
Il am shocked and distressed by
the attack on your integrity as a
public servant.
Throughout your il t. m e
service with me while I was Sec
retary of State you were clearly
outstanding as a representative
OF the Government both as to your
masterful presentations and the
flrmness of your opposition to all
Soviet or Commune attacks or
pressures. This was conspicuousIy
the case during your handling on
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Church
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gress to disapprove the Presidents
plan. He was testifying for his
resolution.
Mr.. Church was seated at the
witness table and was about half
through a prepared argument. 1t
expressed his conviction that the
Presidents plan was illegal"
Suddenly, as he read he slumped
back in his chair and appeared to
have tainted. Several persons
nearby rushed to his aid. A few
minutes later he was pronounced
dead by DR.. Richard E. Stautsman
of the Capitol Hill clinic staff.
Mr.. Church was member of
the House Appropriations Com
mittee and had taken deep in
terest in the affairs of the District.
He was a member of the subcom-
mittee handling the District
supply bill.
AS a member Of the District
group. Mr.. Church last year sup
ported sales tax legislation to meet
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Joyce Peters.

to Congress for three successive
terms from the 18th Illinois Dis
trict, which includes a part of
Chicago and several nearby town.
ships in Cook County.
In 1910 he ran unsucceSsfully
for the Senate but in 1912 was
returned to the House.
On Old Naval Committee.
Early in his congressional career
he served on the old House Naval
Affairs Committee. He main
tanned a close interest in the ma
tional defense, both as a lieu.
tenant commander in the Nava.
Reserve and as member of Con-
gress who frequently spoke or
defense programs and policies.
In addition to membership or
various other House committees
during the last Is years, Mr.
Church went to Oslo, Norway, in
1889, as a congressional delegate
to the Interparliamentary Con-
ference.
He was a trustee of the National
College of Education, a member OF
the American Society of Interna-
tional Law, the Chicago Historical
Society. and a 32d Degree Mason
He was a Methodist.
He was married to Miss Mar
guerite Stitt of New York City in
1918. They had three children,
1t. Ralph E. Church. jr.; 1t. q. g.
William Stitt Church of the Naval
Reserve. and Miss Marjory Will
liams Church.
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with eounterpuncheS. Right or
wrong. he is hard man to talk
down in an argument.
If he Stumbles into a hole he
seems to be good at climbing out
without suffering too much dam
age. This has been demonstrated
in some of his political scuff1es
back in Wisconsin.
One apparent result is a self
confidence approaching brashness
and cockiness.
Has Tremendous Drive.
A bachelor with thinning hair
and jutting chin, Senator McCar-
thy has shown a tremendous drive
to get ahead in politics.
In the late '2Os, while running
a grocery store at Matawan, Wis,
he decided to 60 to high school.
After COMPRISING four years into
one. he spent a couple of years on
engineering at Marquette Uni
versity, then hustled through a
law course in three years.
On the side he got in that anna
teur boxing and worked in a fill
ing station.
In 1886 Senator Mccarthy ran
for district attorney in Shawano
County and lost. Three years
later he was elected a circuit
judge-as a non-partisan, his
Office says.
Senator Mccarthy made his
next political move while still in
the Marines. That was in 1914,
when he ran a good second to
Senator Wiley in a bid for the
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Corcoran 10 Show Photos
OF Salon Contest Winners

Photographs taken by eight
Washingtonians will be exhibited
at the Corcoran Gallery of Art
next month as winners in the Sec
ond International Salon of Pho
Biography.
The eight were among 227 black
and white and color prints and
tranSparencies chosen py judges
Saturday from a record number of
entries.
The exhibit will open April
and run through May at the
, Corcoran Gallery. Colors slides
will be shown at p. m. on the last
four Sundays in April, according
to Mrs. Lee Beiser, executive
secretary of the Washington
Council of Camera Clubs.
The Washington winners whose
work will be included IN the ex-
hibit are:
A. E. Hastings, 3211 Wheeler
road Sc; Charles Perkins, 1921
Sixteenth street NV: 1t. j. A
Perez, 1882 I street NV; Mrs
Esther Wy, 1876 Sheridan street
NE; Marlys Edman, 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV; Peter
Luginbuhl, 1923 South Thirty first
road, Arlington; Warren B. Bur-
CESS. 1900 Twenty-sixth street
NE, and Mortimer Friedman
5016 Third street NV.
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Mrs. 0ren J. Henninq
Rites Set Tomorrow

Funeral services for the wife of
a Washington policeman who was
fatally shot Sunday by a five-year-
old boy, will be held in Fredericks-
burg, Va, tomorrow afternoon.
Burial will be in the Oak Hill
cemetery there.
Mrs. Oren j. Henning. wife of
Metropolitan Police private, died
almost instantly. when the boy
accidentally discharged her hus-
bands service revolver into her
back as she sat in the kitchen of
her home at 1881 K street Sc.
Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald issued a certificate of acci-
dental death yesterday. absolving
Andrew Elgin, one of 5-year- -old
triplet sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Elgin, of 1721 Bay street
Sc.
The boy had picked up Pvt.
Hennings revolver from a dining
room table and removed it from
the holster when it discharged.
No funeral service will be held
here. but the cortege will leave
the Hanlon Funeraf home, 64l H
street NE. at IL am. tomorrow.