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MRS. William N. Doak
Widow Of Secretary
lin Hoover's Cabinet

Mrs. William N. Doak, widow Of
the Secretary of Labor in Presi.
dent Hoover's cabinet, died yester-
day of a cerebral hemorrhage at
her home. Notre Mid, on Fairfax
road, Arlington.
Mrs. Doak was stricken at her
home about three weeks ago. She
was SO.
Mrs. Doak entertained fire.
quently, usually at either the Will
lard Hotel, where she and her
husband formerly had a suite, or
at Notre Mid.
The Doaks' home, often referred
to as the "air CASTLE" overlooks
the Potomac and is considered one
of the outstanding scenic spots
along the river.
Born at Ironton, Ohio, Mrs.
Doak was visiting in Roanoke, Va.
when she met her husband, then
a promising young labor leader.
They were married there, and just
before World War I moved to
Washington.
Mr.. Doak's career began In
Bluef1eld, w. Va, where he was a
brakeman shuf1ing cars around
the railroad yards. He joined the
union and rose to the post Of
Legislative representative of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men here.
Mr.. Doak died late in 1888 after
leaving his cabinet post.
Mrs. Doak was a charter mem
ber of the Arlington Hospital
Board and an associate member
of the American Newspaper Wom-
ems Club. She long had been
active in Republican circles and
belonged to clubs in nearby Vir-
ginia and the District.
Surviving are two nephews, A..
Lane Cricher of 5004 Klingle
street NV. and Charles E. Cricher
of 1918 South Twentieth street,
Arlington, and a grandniece.
Funeral services will be at 3
pm. tomorrow at Gawler's chapel,
1756 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial will be at noon Thursday
at Marvin Church Cemetery.
Rural Retreat, Va, where Mr..
Doak is buried.
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Worth B. SfotfIemeyer,
Arlington Realty Salesman

Worth Brown Stottlemyer, Arl-
ington real estate salesman, dice
Sunday at his home near VOLTS
vile, Frederick County, Md.
Mr.. Stottlemyer had been a resi-
dent of Arlington for about &c
years. For the last 10 years he had
been associated with the Office OF
j. Maynard Magruder, insurance
and real estate firm in Arlington
He became Ill early this year.
He is survived by a brother
Claude U. Stottlemyer, and Sis
ter, Miss Olga Stottlemyer, with
whom he lived.
Funeral services were to be at
2 pm. today at Middletown, Md.
Burial will be in Waynesboro, Pa
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DR.. Wilbur A. Sawyer,
Developer Of First
yellow Fever Vaccine
By the Associated Press

OAKLAND. Calf, Nov. 49,
DR.. Wilbur A. Sawyer, 72-year-ole
medical scientist who developed
the first successful vaccine against
yellow fever, died of a heart all.
ment yesterday.
Known throughout the worle
for his public health work OF
tropical diseases. he developed the
vaccine for yellow fever in 1880
while head of the Rockefeller
Foundation yellow fever labora'
tory in New York.
Because he had survived tht
disease and was therefore i'm.
mune, he could not test it on him.
self. So he chose his son, Wilbur
H., than 10, as the first person tt
be inoculated.
Theiler Adapted Vaccine.
While the vaccine proved effec.
tive, it was not suitable for mass
production because it required
large quantities of sterile human
serum.
In 1887, when DR.. Sawyer wa:
director Of the Rockefeller Inter.
national Health Division, a staff
member, DR.. Max Theiler, adapted
the vaccine for mass production
For this DR.. Theiler was awarded
this years Nobel Prize.
A native Of Appleton, Wis, DR.
Sawyer attended the Universit!
of California and took his medica
degree from Harvard Medica
School. He was director of th'
California State Public Health
Hygiene Laboratory from 1910 t.
1915 and was clinical director O
medicine at the university befor'
joining the Army Medical Corp
in World War I.
After the war he specialized il
tropical medicine, joining th'
Rockefeller Foundation in 1923
During World War II he acted a.
a consultant to the Army ant
Navy. retiring as Rockefelle,
health director in 1914 to becom
health director OF UNRRA, tn,
United Nations Relief Organiza
ton.
H0nored by Norway.
He served as adviser to sew
eral epidemic disease commission
land won the acclaim of scores o
professional societies. Norway
made him a knight of the Ordel
of st. Olaf in 1926 and Cuba dec.
GRATED him with the Order O.
Carlos j. Finlay in 1910. He wa
also awarded the League of Ma
tions' Bernard prize.
The American Foundation O
Tropical Medicine was to hav'
given him its Strong Medal i,
Chicago next Friday.
DR.. Sawyer retired to his hom,
in Berkeley, near here, two year
ago from Washington, where h
long had maintained residence.
His family consisted of a son
DR.. Wilbur H. Sanders of Boston
and three daughters, Mrs. Wallac
Carol Of Winston Salem, N. C.
IN
Mrs. Roger Howell. st. Paul, MINI
and Mrs. D. p. Yeuel of Aschaf
lfenburg. Germany, where he
Army officer husband is stationed
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John AIon Houghton, 81
Ex-Peubody Instructor
BY the Associated Pres.

BY The Associofed Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-John
Alan Haughton, 81, a senior edi-
tor Of Musical America" died
Sunday at University Hospital.
He had been with the publica-
ton since 1917 except during
World War II when he served
with the Army.
A native of Baltimore, Mr..
Haughton was on the faculty OF
the Peabody Conservatory OF
Music from 1905 to 1919.
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1n Mrnturtattt

our dear sister. SUSIE 5n7 Severely. EManors who 90
vember IS, 1914.
Rl Sss We aef awasa Easn Ss could Rees senn5 friend
She cheered us in sickness and soothed
our pain,
God grant some day HER Hs.H s1sfsss msfs again.
BROWN, WILLIAM A. In memory Of our
BROWN, who departed this life thirteen
ysaFf WiFE asS 3NS s2Say H6RsN H1ysResE 49, 1sSS
dat6EfxASDR a6fz!n AND HENRiETTA . s.
HoULAHAN, SARAH e. In loving mem-
aouETHSF Tso desr depsaass mshs5 tis SARAH RAJ
HER LoVfNsa: l,Sli5Ga. pxUdHTEFR;s. Fi; 300
q our dsar sister, EMMA RICH K1eHARpsoN, a5Sosy
who departed this life one year ago to-
day, November 13, 1850.
Before our eyes you faded,
Growing weaker every day;
Patlently bearing your suffering,
Until God took you away.
Some day we hope to meet you
For Jesus our @ Saviour az ashs invites ties Us asif'
pEvoTEb 81 s2sTERs 2sa4 ASp nSpe RRoTaERs K Snafs
THOMAS, SARA ANTOINETTE. tribute
Va Aotc anu UctOClOu TO the memory OF
my beloved grandmother, SARA AN
TOINETTE THOMAS. who entered the
haven of rest thirteen years ago today,
November IS, 1888.
o God. comfort me in my great sorrow.
let me feel that the hand that wounded
me so sorely still can heal. Let me know
amid my bitter anguish and pain that my
loss. how great no word can utter, was
her gain. With no fear, but with o sweet
confiding did she go; death to ner was
. beauteous angle, not foe. Teach me
to say, though binding teardrops hide
the sun. Not my will, but Thine, o
Heavenly Father, Thine be DONE
QUELIN A. GRIFFITH.
YOUNG, LETTIE. Sacred to the memory
Of my loving wife, LETTIE YOUNG,
who departed this life four years ago
today, November 13, 1947.
You bade no one last farewell,
You said good-by to none;
The heavenly gates Just opened wide,
A loving voice said, "Come."
Sad and sudden was the call
OF one so dearly loved by all;
bitter grief, shock severe,
It was to part with one so dear
God knew that you were suffering,
That the hills were hard to climb,
So He gently closed your weary eyes
And whispered, peace be thine"
LOVING HUSBAND, THOMAS r. YOUNG
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|Cemetery.
Mass will be
o Il e re d at 9
am. Thursday
at st. Aloysius
|C a t h o ! / c
Church, North
Capitol and I
streets NV.
Corpl. TIE tt
was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Michele Teti of
S S IL Th ir-
teenth sire e t
NV. A native
Of the District.
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HIT Mrutnriattt

BAILEY, LAURA w. In loving memory Of
our dear mother. grandmother and
mother-in-law, LAURA w. BAILEY, who
passed away eight years ago, November
13, 1943.
She left o beautiful memory,
How we miss her cannot be told.
Death leaves Q wound no one can heal
You live with US in memory still,
Not 1ust today. but always will.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER, SON, GRAND.
CHILDREN AND SoN-M-LAW.
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emergency op-
Grafton Satur-
day. He lived
at ATS Blagden
avenue NV.
DR.. Fowler
entered the hos
pital for a min
or operation
last Thursday.
He unexpected
V went Into a
coma Saturday
q n d surgeons
performed an
e m e r 6 e n c Y
brain operation.
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Garn uf ThankH

COLE, JEANETTE. The family Of the
late JEANETTE COLE wish to thank the
many friends for the kind expressions OF
sympathy and floral tributes received
during their bereavement.
THE FAMILY. is
NUSBAUM, DAVID ii. The family of the
late DAVID H. NUSBAUM acknowledge
with sincere thanks the kind expressions
OF sympathy by our friends, as well as
the many contributions and gifts to
charitable ORGANIZATIONS in his memory.
MESSRS. BENJAMIN, CLEMENT, MAX
AND MISS ROSE NUSBAUM; MRS.
LILLIAN SCHWARTZ, MRS. IDA MIL
WIT, MRS. MARTHA MALKIN, MRS.
REBA HYATT AND MRS. HANNAH
MOSS. IA
TUCKER, JOHN WESLEY. The family of
the late JOHN WESLEY TUCKER wish
to thank the Rev. r. E. Burnett. Mr..
Harvey Moore and the many relatives and
friends for their kind services. cars,
wires, cards, floral tributes and express
sions of sympathy during their bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY. .
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Dr.. Earl F. Fowler, R,
Sixth Presbyterian
Church Pastor, Dies

DR.. Earl Franklin Fowler, 46,
pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church since 1946, died last night
at Garfield Hospital after an
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ReburiaI Rites Thursday
For CorpI. Joseph ]. Tefi

Corpl. Joseph j. Teti, 81, who
died last March Is of wounds suf-
Tered near Seoul. in Korea, will be
reburied Thursday in Arlington
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CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT LINCOLN, Q sites near fioraI clock,
front sections sacrifice for quick sale,
81. 015S. lis
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DWLER. REV. EARL FRANKLIN. o

L fEIEh. A special communi-
cation OF Chillum Castle
Lodge No. 1S6. A. F. and A.
M, will be called at 1890
pm. Wednesday, November
IA, 1851, for the purpose Of
conducting last rites for our
late Brother, Past Master
CLARK. Jr., Worshipful Master.
IN SCOTT. Secretary. Is
I z. The officers and members
OF Silver Spring Chapter No.
SO. Order of Eastern Scar, are
requested to assemble on Tues
day, November IS, 1851. at
8 pm. at the Takoma Funeral
HOME, 254 Carroll st: NV.
for the purpose of conducting
~ f@~ la -
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FRED. Members of Costello
Post, No. 15. the American
Legion, are notified OF the
death Of A. FRED HARE.
Legion services, conducted by
the Costello Guard. will be
held Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der 13, 1851, at 8 o'clock. at
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901
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FRED MELAUGH, Jr., Commander.
DAVID E. MILLER, Captain,

n.yTR FRER MELAgGH; LAY j.: Commander.
HALEY, ELIZABETH DOLLY. Departed
bs st. life sudfse seisaa At heyebel sey 1Sseeae % IA
ELIzABETH DOLLY HALEY. mother 40 Of
John and James Haley. She also leaves
to mourn their loss two sons. three
tives and friends. Reaulem mass ior
the ,repose of her soul will be celebrated
tEe@ aoy Eedsmner 1a Church e.
and N. J. aves. NV. Interment Mount
Joseph's Funeral Home. l3s
MARK. On Sunday, No
beloved child Of clara Aammerman andi
brother of Ronnie and Leonard Hammer
man: Services at the c. D. Goldberg &
Mednesdsy SSa rds5a bS@e a217 9th st. NV
terment Ezras Israel Cemetery. In mourn
ing at 1436 Whittier st. NV.
HARMON. SARAH ELIZABETH. On Sun
aospt aay a1Ven5sT hsAH II EzSa sSa q subyRsH
Md, beloved wife Of Ernest T. Harmon
mother mot OF Harry Sullivan end sister Of
mai Mains Ads 4esas an a. and s steSs oan aaTT0Ts
Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Rockville
Md; where services will be held Wed.
msnt nesday ,sEN,s1n MoyembeE .i IA At pm. Inter
iSnnaay isSHnday NOV November II; 1881 at his res:
MORTON HENDERSON,. beloved husband
Of Thelma c. Henderson tnee Crismond)
SON SON Of Harry $. and Helen i. Hender.
son, brother of Mrs. Margaret Beavers
and an Nathan B. Henderson. Friends may
Rhode Island ave.. at Eastern ave. ne.
where services will be held on Wednesday
November a. at II am. Relatives anc
friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Hn VsmsT nEAG5s A. s1 DAy sc2s e BHHs hsHSsy A IT,
!, Hill, mother of Mrs. Paul Lindsey
sSss sans fRsns Ps and ad deoss assv j. Il h H Mont a
Deal Funeral Home, 4sl2 Ga. ave. NV.
on Wednesday, November IA, at 10 o m
sas issas' Hs4s, @'ss vs Pss''
HOLLAND, JAMES z. On Sunday, No.
yember II, 1851, ct his RESIDENCE, 442s
h fys =, JAMES
father, of Joseph L; and James B. Hol
Herbert Holland: Funeral from the Jane
on Thursday. Noven Is, at 1876
am. Requiem mass at st. Gabriel
Church at II am. Relatives and friend
terry. IL
HORGAN, DIR. JOSEPH. On Monday, No
vember 10, 1861, at Suburban Hospital
DR.. JOSEPH HORGAN Of -Craggwool
Farm, Rockville, Md. beloved husband 0
ing at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funera
Home of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
| Md. Services Thursday, November 16
at 1 pm. at Fort Myer Chapel. For
| Myer, Va. Interment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery. In lieu Of sending flower
please make contributions to Suburban
Hospital, bethesda. Md. II
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We O' 4anANo3' oeCIeJary. 1t
WILLIAMS, JAMES B., SIR. On Sunday
November H.. 1851. at his home. S7Si
JAMES B. WILLIAMS. % ST.. eRRrlass Rusbasnd MG 81 I
the late India Estelle Williams and
father Of Mrs. William L. OBrian, Mrs.
John 8: Schooley and James B. viii
Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home,
8434 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Nd. where
services Will be held on Wednesday,
november IA, at 10 am. Interment ct.
Faufs Cemetery, Point Of Rocks, Md.
WYNN, MILDRED J. On Monday, Noven-
ber 12, 1861, MILDRED j. WYNN Of i3il
4th st. NV, beloved sister of Mrs. Sarah
L. Brown, Mrs. Susy Howell Of Athens,
Ga; Mrs. Dorothy Atkins and Mrs, Helen
johnson. Also surviving are her nieces,
nepheWs. other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later, Ar.
rangements by Mcguire, Inc. 16
YOUNG, DOROTHY. On Thursday, No.
18th st. NV. DoRoTHY B. eus YOUNG, oSns vile
Of Lewis Young. jr.; mother OF Lewis, 3rd;
Yvonne.. Madeline, Bette, Ronald, Sandra
and Michael Young; daughter Of c.
Brown, sister Of Walter Brown, friend of
James Hayes. She also leaves host OF
other relatives and friends. Friends may
Church, 1882 You st. NV, after pm.
Tuesday, November 13. Funeral services
Wednesday, November IA, at pm, at
the above funeral church. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Harmony
Cemetery.
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JEMORE F., U. S. A. Killed Il
action in the Korean war, FRS,
LIT. ROBERT M. McGOVERl
on January 80, 1851, an
SECOND LIT. JEROME F
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terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
en SsSsmbeT s;saa i, isSi; hgsDsnSn q Ethsi M
BsaPf Bsa aneSsl NssGn Soe t. Sf sfzvfs ib at SC Char.
Wednesday. November "A, st 1890 am
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
ssssmbsf 1ss S4k1ns ehAk1Es 4 Rn HfaaF HHf5aifaE
husband Of Martha ?. Nishtensaie, i ffseq father
Of Earl r., Charles H., Rosetta q, Mary
and Pearl ?. Ford. One % erandchild. ar ie1ahs othel
relatives and friends also survive. Friends
may call at the Malvan g. Schey Funeral
dsg dome vSsze ss1 st. NV ssr R Rm /. Tues
Interment woodiawn Cemetery.
PARKER, NELLIE B. OF 517 Greenlawn
Dr. Hyattsville, Nd. on November 10,
mains mains at 0eas ehamSers hfrlass funeral Home 1860
ysmss5 ts4%sat Il EnshsmD At PM HI Services and in
RAFFERTY,, CATHERINE. On Monday
Ssrsity Hospital S cArHEsiNa Il SffssGTa RAPTERT w
sister Of Mrs. Thomas Conway Trumbull
Services and. interment private. The
family requests that flowers be omitted.
RICCI. PFC, ALBERT N: Killed in action
N. Rfcc1. age age SS. REQUIEM mass mass al
st. Anthony's Church. 18th and Monroe
sts. ne, Thursday, November Is. al
g am. Burial will be at Arlington Ma.
include parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
L. Ricct; two sisters. Miss Frances C.
and Sister Eugene Marie Of the Benedic.
grandmother. Mrs. Mary Ferri "a
GEORGE A. WESTOVER, Commander.
E. F. K. SCHROEDER. Adjutant
RIGGS, MARTHA ELLA. OF 6512 Ridge
ddaas ok, sroaIfkmont' Ifs Nd On N0ysmbe5 u
mother Of Mrs. Allen c. Davis, Mrs
George r. Lee and Samuel M. Riggs; sis.
ter OF Mrs. Ida Schof1eld. Services al
NV, on Wednesday, November IA, q
ESQ Pm. A-Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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JAMES d. A special communi-
cation Of Harmony Lodge No.
IT., F. A. A. M, has been
called for l pm. Wednesday,
November IA, at the Masonic
Temple, 18th and New York
ave. NV, for the purpose of
attending the funeral OF our
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flick. IRENE pEYERs. on Mondax No

FICk, IRENE UEVEKS. On Monday. No
yembsr ven go.l; II; 1881 4 At GeoTgstown univer-
loved wife Of Frederick Allen Flick and
mother OF Mrs. Marion Flick PearCe and
Mrs, Julia Flick Baker. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th St and
held on Thursday, November 15. at pm.
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ALTER H. A special communt-
cation Of Anacostia Lodge, No.
Il, F. A. A. M, is called for
\ Thursday, November is, Ie5I.
aI ~ O'Clock am, for the
sonic honors the remains Of
Brother WALTER H. WHITE.
OF the worshipful master.
w n uANDv cnorak.
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vember II. 1851, at his residence, 1925
Alaska ave. NV, JAMES D. SKINNER,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Blanche G.
Skinner and father of Mrs. Harriet S.
Heller and James s. Skinner. Remains
resting at the above residence. Funeral
services will be held az the .Northminster
Presbyterian Church, Alaska ave. and
kalmia I'd. NV, on Wednesday, No
vember IA. at 2 pm. Friends invited
TO attend. Interment in arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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of Court District OF Columbia
No. 212, Catholic Daughters
of America. are hereby notified
of the death of beloved
member, AGNES BREEN. on
November IL, 1851, and are
requested to assemble for the
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vember +. i551. al at tbe e some sMSneaoi oi her her
son, E. Brooke Fetty, 146 Carol ave,
Takoma Park. Md. BELINDA R: FETTY
Fetty and mother of Ralph 8. Fetty Of
Dunbar, w. Va, and E. Brooke Fetty.
Services and interment stumptown, w.
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UNIVERSITY FbRk. y ,H0W
Al ,i3, hTiGs ssa g,story with ~ baths and as
full dry bsmt.. screened porch,
o3-ft. liv. rm. with firepl. and To-
Gated near new high school. $4,000
cash required.
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SEE THIS BEAUTY

Beautiful new brick and stone. extra
large rms. large din. rm. and dream
elec, kit. Large built-in garage, fn-
1shed bsmt.. . baths, IL closets
On large, beautiful lot. Built Tor
sale by owner. nc, middleman's profit
Not under regulation x. Come TO
traffic light at East Riyerdale, go TO-
ward East Pines, follow signs 20
64l1 59th ave, Riverdale HeighIs.
Open Sunday. Phone UN. 7643.
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SNAIL RAmR1FR 900

SMALL RAMBLER. 81 800
Assume the hish GI loan on this 2
bedrm rambler and pay only S64
per mo- House is only yrs. old
and in immaculate condition. Full
bsnt.. gas heat: located close to
busline and shopping center.
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5-RM. BUNGALOW

bsnlt. with outside entrance; blks
back Of W Hyattsville shop. center:
S11 500. Inspection by appointment.
Harry l. MornIngstar WA 360S;
Agent ROBERT, UN, 1877 IA
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CUSTOM BRICK, S14 $50
Built BY owners specification with
the very best OF materials; all lge
rooms and nice closets. fine screened
uorch. garage. III baths, all-elec
kit. A house that is different
50 600 trust available; $4,000 dowr
will handle.
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ROSEMONT

Gracious living in spacious rooms Is
the motif Of this lovely brick home
in this fine residential section. First
floor has a thirty-foot living room
with fireplace and built-iu book.
cases, family size dining room. large
equipped kitchen pantry, and two
lerEe bedrooms and tile bath. Up.
stairs there are three additional bed
rooms and bath. Full basement with
Il bath and oil hot-water heat
Screened front and rear porches
overlook a nicely Handicapped lot
Detached brick garage. We are
privileged to offer this home at thu
extremely reasonable price oi
$40 $50. Shown only by appoint
ment.
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BRICK BUNGALOW. S11.950
Just about a year old, and better
than new: ward is beautifully de-
attic, tile bath de luxe kit. gas
heat. Assume CT loan at S65 per
mo with $500 down.
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COLORED

CAPITAL VIEW AREA
2-bedrm. brick semidetached corner
house, with large level lot. Gas
heat insulated alum. storm doors
and windows. Purchaser to assume
large GI loan with small mo. pay
ments Call Mr.. Beasley, VI 09O6
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtors, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
COLORED-TEN ROOMS and acres
bordering LOO IT., on paved road.
Price. S10.500. AITCHESON REAL
ESTATE, TO. 5249. IA
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OW. 909O
IN SHORT

It's the family home 6-rm. brick on
shaded corner; full basement, COM
pietely equipped kit: lust of fast,
easy route to downtown; $500 cash
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oI ,l0U DOWIN, 0To II MO.
Price. S. 500 Nice 5-rm bungalow
full bsmt, gas heat. front porch
quick possession. UN. 1928. LOUIS
MILLER Realtnr IL
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OW. 9O9O
HEART THRORt

Extremely desirable broom brick Co
Ionlal; utmost in comfort and econ
omy; preEar steel strand construc.
ton; fun basement and open porch
Only q few blocks to shopping cen
ter. school and churches. Owner Cal
nornia bound. S14,950 buys. Cal
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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OW. 5000
DROP IN ANYTIME"

An invitation you'n be proud to ex-
some Cape Cod Extra large lfy.
rm., 1st a. bedrm. and bath; two
End a. bedrmS. and bath; full base
ment and screened. porch. Oar incest
n. Arlington location. $4,000 with
$4,000 cash. Save YOUR time. Call
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Observation-Disclosures small estate
near country club; superior const
white brick. slate roof. 3 bdrms., =
Box 347-V, star.
NO.-3-bedrm. bricl
Colonial, lge: liv. rm. with firepl
side screened porch. Beautiful set
ting in well developed community
Open SATURDAY. and Sunday. . l.,
pm. Minimum down payment
$4,000, with 20-yr,. financing Tt
see: Out Wilson blvd. to Kensingtol
St, right to house and open sign. o
call CHI $3.50 or ia. 4-l537. Ex
elusive with SNIDOW & COLE. II
ARLINGTON--3305 North Goth st
S15,500: 2-bedrm home in a selecte,
community of architectural distinc
ton; h. w b.. exp. attic. Lee hwy. Is
miles from RosSlyn, turning left a
Hot Shoppe. then 2 blocks o.
Kirkwood I'd. to 18th St, right t
houses. CHI. 0001. No brokers.
nAIteEc Ha0 GAZE klA
Evening star., 1951-10-14

GROOM COLONIAL. s14,25o
Just 10 mos old and in perfect con-
dition; 2 twin-size bedrns.. walk-!n
fun din. rm. kit. loaded with ap-
pliances: only $4,000 down and
easy monthly terms.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

SUBURBAN COTTAGE. $3.50
Two lge. bedrms.. good size liy. rm..
range; level shaded lot: only SAC
per mo-; moderate down payment
Evening star., 1951-10-14

CAPE COD. Sl1 900
New ENGLAND cottage on a high and
dry elevation: 20-ft. hv. nm. > ige
bedrms an extra lge. expansion at
tic with dormer windows: close to
schools, churches and big new
shopping center: 50 900 down.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

] ACRE. 81 5Oh
Older type home of e lge. rooms
every inch is value Beautiful
piece of ground. 3 mi from D. c
Several outbuildines. all ready 70
chickens. etc. $1,000 down. Sc;
handles all.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
LEIGH C. KELSEY. Jr

LEIGH C. KELSEY, Jr.
~ MI. TO d. C.-S6.95u
5-rm. and bath, bungalow
nished with refgr.. stove, radio.
etc. Chicken house with
chickens. also dog and cat.
Believe it or not, 81 500 down,
$41 per mo.
EDMoNSToN-S7 ESQ
5-rm. and bath. bsmt.. gas
heat, front porch, nice lot.
Reasonable down payment.
HILLSIDE-Ss. $50
5-rm, and bath bungalow,
vacant and neat. Move right
in $1.a50 down, SO per mo.
sUITLAND-Sa.a50
5-rm. and bath bungalow.
bsmt.. garage; across from
Government bldgs.; conv. to
everything.
FoRESTVILLE-S12.50o 500
New brick bungalows, B rms.
and bath. stairway to unfl-
nished attic. Only 2 left. Very
Also large s-rm. and bath
Colonial home with > acres
for Sl3,5o0.
CAMP SPRINGS-Si3.5 500
New prick rambler with-3
bedrms, cleo kit. oil h.-wh.
Dashboard heat. lot S0x200
plus. Terms.
AvONDALE-Sla,95O
Beautiful brick 6-rm and
bath. recr. rm and nice lot.
Very well constructed home
for large family
LEIGH C. KELSEY, Jr.
Appraiser. Auctioneer and Broker
1910 Pa. Ave. Sc.
FIR. 4030 or Ii. Fila
Ewes. WA. S733 or ia. 6593