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Evening star., 1951-10-20
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ago today. October 20, 1885. "''
There Comfort. is 2 grief that can never f'nd
And wound that can never be healed;
Inc sorrow imbedded so deep in ouI
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RUTH, ROBERT ORDWAY. In lovina
oosn9Ez Sf RTH eH fpn wb. and s59thsr
ago today, October 20. 1941.
Always. so, true. unselhsh and kind,
4 lew IN this world his equal you'll find
4 oeautnul life that came to an end,
SISTER. fi5 VfoLA NRMeh R. dREENFiEhb E hgEh: AMI
remsnSIsnee q our Z belosed saa put mesher tSYhlas
ART. who Joined the family circle in
56 5a6eaVen .t two years ago tonight, October
70 1919
From s.,,hs The harbor of life ship has
=, Bearing our mother and sister dear;
1t sailed beyond our vision and call
But Truly we have no fear,
For by faith We know on the other side
whersl ha sssfs' ssp viii sasor sSasa 'hSs' ans those
HER YIN pXbdHHEFRss0 l5sf aHa Fs0ioe MRs ESTE,
SMITH AND MRS. MARIE L. SHORT
AND SISTER. MRS. JEANETTE COLE
Well glimpse beyond the sunset
At the brightness of the dawn
To trust in Gods own promise
That life goes on and on.
Well look to Him for comfort
And lean on Him each day,
For we know He gives a blessed peace
That cannot pass away.
HER GRANDCHILDREN MRS PAULINE
L. JACKSON AND KENNETH SMITH
TUCKER. EMMA. In loving memory oi
our dear mother EMMA TUCKER, wht
passed fass .a away eight years ago today, oc.
.0De. ~ MARGEILEs AND MAoAREr
SMITH, JOSEPH LANE In loving men,or,
Of our dear husband. father and grand
father, JOSEPH LANE SMITH, who lef
US so suddenly six years ago today
| October 20, 1945 }s~
Nothing can ever take away
The love q heart holds dear:
Fond memories 1inser every day.
Remembrance keeps him near,
WIFE, SON AND GRANDCHILDREN
ELLA, GRANT LANE AND VIRGINIA
SMITH. W. MARVIN. In loving remem.
branck Of our dear husband and father
w. MARVIN SMITH, who left us three
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American Woman Held
In France as Foroer
BY the Associoted Press

PARIS, Oct. 20.-French polio,
announced today a 42-year-olt
American woman, former dancer
has been arrested in Monte Carl,
in connection with passing o.
worthless checks.
She was identified as Beatric,
Burke, native of Kansas City
Mo-, and long a resident of France
Most of the checks. reported tt
total about 20 million franc.
($57 ,000. were given to hotels anc
fashion houses. the police said.
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Christion Science Lecture

Thomas E. Hurley. of Louisville,
KY. lecturer on Christian Sci
ence. will speak at pm. tomor-
row on Christian Science: The
Practical Way to Health. Happi-
ness, and Security" in ConSti-
tuition Hall.
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Glen Gillette to Speak

Glen M Gillette of the State
Department will speak on mis-
sionary activities in Latin Amer
lea at 10 am. tomorrow in Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church,
900 Massachusetts, avenue NV
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Film to Close Series

The final film of a series, 1.-THE
Triumphant Hour" will be showr
at 1880, 4, and $50 pm. tomorrow
at st. Stephens School Auditor
ium, Twenty-fourth and K streets
NV.
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Ernest Smith, 73, Dies;
Veteran Courthouse
Emp|oye al Marlboro

R. Ernest Smith, 70. Prince
Georges County's oldest employe
lin point of service when he retired
two years ago, died yesterday in
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1n Mrnturiant
BUTLER. BENJAMIN SBIRIy

BUTLER. BENJAMIN SHIRLY, In loving
remembrance Of my dear father, BEN
JAM1N SHIRLY BUTLER. who passed
away fifteen years ago today. October
20, 1895.
Pears have fingered on. but miss your
loving voice; but I will meet you some
LOVING DAUGHTER, GEoRG1ANNA .
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dear wife, MARY ALICE COOKE COOKE, % Who ho
SePalte0 SeT &C. ,s45 sais life six years ago. octo
Th9u . art gone from the earth, nv wife
FOR dss dsstn; nn,tn tnat has parted. will some
LOVELY HUssAN6n, 5n' LEN. En- years
COOKE, MARY ALICE. In loving re-
voted @ sister. MARY ALICE COOKE. Who
ocebesr SHle saisty M ,axsy sxsy six years ago today
rejoice today in knowing
Inat nart,a my dear mother has found
In the land of tomorrow
DAUGHTER. EsTELLE OVENS.
MY sEas sister live lived = life that all might envy,
Ana IN death your blessed memory. Alice.
YoTR SISTER MYRTLE v vp'hs5af scHNE1D-
F EIIzTSETin ghISAi XMNHToNETTE MHSNSE JosEFaINE
nlh Horaee n EnItoL EMItaaNsR, r. beloved wife of
niece. aunt, etc, who eleven years ago
today suoaeniy passed away in the midst
of HnR e RaExr1HEjs fSslxs vs. AND FRIENDS
dss mSshs9 YmfRSEs aaMs vbo 2t Se
parted this life one year aso today.
octoper ~, ISoo
A lonely voice is heard no more,
The busy hands are still;
smile so sweet is gone.
We know it's our Lords will.
October 90 you left u.s.
Your face we no more see;
Sleep on. dear one. till time shall come
When We will be with thee.
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHIL-
HEARNS. REV. FRANK E.. In memory Of
our kind and devoted husband and uncle.
Rev. FRANK E. HEARNS. who departed
this life seven years ago, October 20,
1914.
Gone. but never to be forgotten.
Sadly missed
NEPHEW. PERCY D. WILLIAMS.
KIRBY, WILLIAM WALLACE, JR. In
loving remembrance of our son anc
brother, WILLIAM WALLACE KIRBY. Jr.
who was killed in action on Leytt
Island seven years ago today. october 20
1884.
The DEPTHS Of sorrow we cannot tel
of the loss. of one we loved so we'll,
And while he sleeps peaceful sleep
HIS memory we shall always keen.
HlS MOTHER, FATHER, BROTHER AMI
LAWSON. WALTER +. In my heart tn,
torch OF memory burns today since thu
Suoaen passing of my husband. WALTER
1ooAaaA "a LAWSON, two years ago, October 20
Too far afay for sight or speech.
But not tok far for my thoughts to reach
DEVOTED WIFE. FLORrNE.
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Sptrttualtst

All Souls Spiritualist Church
1879 Vermont Ave. NV.
Services and Reading Sundays, & 90 m.
REV. MARY A. MCFARLAND. Pastor
REV. ETHEL JANET HIGHSMITH
2S05 9th St. NE. DU S430 headings
by Appointment. 900 m. and 900 m .
REV. KING, 1914 I4th ST. NV, MI. 1882
Seance Thursdays 500 pm.
Private Readings by Appointment
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Dratha

ADAMS. MAI. ROBERT. On Wednesday,
2a RoBRT 9 ADAMs n c0a basSsnS aaSes 81 Ma Ma
SERVICES At Fort Myer chapel on Tues
sns9Sn ak 3Si00fS National S 4 Cemetery S@ n'eF@sn'
ASHTON. MARIE. On Friday, october
e, l95l. MARIE ASHTON Of ga K s.
ev9ted ra R0thr R0th Of Miss
sTandchldTen d s 5iSS sreatsFsndehdren FanssH en
friends Remains resting at Barnes &
Matthews Funeral Home, GA 4th st. Sw,
Notice Of funeral later.
BALLoS. HARRY N Suddenly on Friday
sf2o st. nS nSs Harry II reSldeRff BHLLos as
/ beloved brother of John N. Ballos. Friends
may can at the Takoma Funeral Home,
sophia's Greek Orthodox Church. 18th
ana S.so sts; NV; on On. Tuesday October
National Cemetery '''N' " - s'''
BARNES. MINNIE B. On Thursday, ocro-
ME B. BARNES. beloved wife of The
isee hdeot5s James 3 Barnes Io and mother Of
Services will be held at GawIers ChapeI,
l136 Pa. ave. NV. on Tuesday October
ss; at y am 1nte:ment Arlington
BATES. EULA ADAMS Suddenly on Fri
-NNlObeI IL, 1901. at her nome,
EULA ADAMS BATES 'bet BELOVED sSf'as dsushtar Ma
Of & Mrs Elizabeth, Adams and sister Oh
:. Jones and aunt Of James mes Newton Sien1
Jones. Mrs. Bates rests at the Warner
Ave. PusHPnrey sIasr snF!ns Funeral NJ Home s434 Ga
VIII be held on Saturday; October 20
At Pm Interment Oliver SPRINGS
Tenn Tenn, Knoxville Tenn, papers please
BLEEZARpE. MAIN ApEIamr y, r.,
day October 10; 1851, al tie washing
IA1pR Ion R0Rf Rf EFzARnH ISE 54Ssra9leS MAgD AD
ni;ws,,,. niw, wife q the, late Edward James
M,ld,sd An4 I'D B!eszaTde Of Wsshinstoa, D, c"
Locke Mcsorey Srd Of q GeTmantoWa MIS sa%Uei
Mesores Mem6Ts eres Of RHh R
Isthh st; NV. on Monday, October -,
BLISS. GEORGE HENRY. On Friday.
SEoRdE HENRI R2 Bliss AnPePS!s beFSHed hHl Ma
Mnnda1 sand Of 6c3nSac 6IGrfnGe d, Bliss Funeral on
St, Annapolis, Nd. u
BORoWSKI. JOHN PAUL. On Wednesday.
oaS Paul oRWsk baoxsG doks9 bIsband Ispan
Of Reva Borowski OF San Francisco. Calf,
He ais also leaves a sister, Emily Borowski
vi oaH DItSOr SdIII.f DfOIner. Willam
A; Borowsh of WASHINGTON, D. c. Req
uiem mass at am; at the Arlington
Chapel Monday, October % at am
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery
II
BOWEN; THEODORE. On Saturday. octo-
ber 20, 1851, THEoDORE BOWEN of
ilO7 10Th St W, beloved husband Of
Mrs, Agnes Bowen brother of Mrs
Louise Turner and Mrs. Elizabeth Rad
eih He also is survived by . aunts
orothers-in-law Sister-n-iaw a
niece, and otner reTatIves and friends
Remains resting at Barnes & MATHEWS
of funeral later. 81
BoYERs, LUCILLE. On wednesdav oc-
ieber Iaa Il 1851, LUCILLE BoYERS OF
Mn4o12 I'm ST. NV, devoted sister Of
WS9hnsopj " Rop;,snl Milton Theodore and John
other relatives and many friends. After
,rs ,u ,ayi,.. an. SUNDAY October 81, friends
Home, 1890 9th St NV. Services on
s.onay saonaay; October %. at ? pm. at the
second Baptist Church. Sl6 3rd st. NV.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial cemetary. ;"
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GoLDENA WHITTINGTON. sec.


'fPEF j. r. r. jAspR Pn FFdfy ri ssof ocatGns5 a1 e.
ne. Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Fraziers Funeral Home.
LANlER; an WILL WILLIS \. Suddenly; 9p Tues
LANIER Of "a R st. NV NV. husband Of
pIs Ellen s.d;sd danier father Of Arthur Lsnies
tives and friendsl After After II p.m. ms Sunday.
October 21; friends may call at the
FSnefa RnSf Aone Bsoofs m ana s. ots ons Fla Asn aHs
%snaasn ns6s Sstessr sas,Ss: " 'f D@ aslo nss e
Woodlawn Cemetery. 81
ton untversity s ' HOSPITAL 81 s0TKf WTLE1Am he E.
LIPPHARD; sr;. the beloved husband
brother Of Mrs. Emma Stein and Mrs.
Lee % funeral G Home. tn "sg S. G and 4 Msss. sne
ave. ne. where services will, be held
IntsPments s' washington National Gene @:
5 !ohN 5oAN " qn 2rs TTsaay Ne,ite 3fte0ef e
funeral. funeral later no,. Arrangements by Fra7isrs
MANSON CHARLES 6; On Friday, oc-
University Hospital, CHARLES G. MAN
SON, beloved husband of Gertrude r.
Manson, father of Charles T. and Marcia
l. w. Manson and Mrs. Homer Winkier.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th 81. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Monday. Oeto-
Der %. at 80 am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 81
MORRISON, MARY. OF 4535 Alabama
aye. Sc, on october is. 1851: mother
Awkward. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 517 11th st. Sc. on MONDAY,
| october %, at l pm. lnterment Ariins.
ton National Cemetery. 2I
MURPHY, SARAH On Friday. October
i 10. 1851. at her residence. 1909 A ST,
Sc, SARAH MURPHY (nee Toner, he
loved wife Of the late Dennis E. Murphy,
i. mother of Dennis j.. Stephen D., Mrs
i Mary, Spicer. Joseph j., Miss Ellen +
Murphy. and James !. Murphy. Funeral
from. the above residence on Monday
October 22, at $50 am. Hieh requiem
mass at 9 Am. at Holy Comforter Church
u Relatives sand friends invited Inter.
ment MLvnt Olivet Cemetery. 1Nev
York papers please copy.l 21
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PRESTON MILES, Exalted Ruler
HARRY r. PRATT. Secretary. 81
CARHART; REV. CHARLES L. On satur-
ps pay ofseRer ReS cHARE ~ I2 SssFRaf cahRf F0o d
sseved S5s5.f s # Il! sfois
sSter ate 1p Of Arlington. SG Va. and Miss Annie
At the Chevy chase Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday. October %. at , pm.
interment Oak Hi Cemetery II
CARMAN, JESSIE A.. On Friday; octo-
aFs fF JESSIE A. a cARMaN Sia befoTed sSss Vile Vie
Everett P; Carman: sister of Mrs. Will
liam Tanblyn of Penns Grove, N. j.:
Mrs. E, E. Hamrick Of Arlington Va. Va.
vaukee wis Funeral services will be
held at her late residence. 4033 n. H.
NV" Rela2es On Mondag and f2ie06s GS.o6sF are m
vited to attend. 1nterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. p
CAsSELL. DIR. MABEL. E. On Friday. &C.
tober 10. 1851, At her 1sesiden,s,s, 40 nn
MABEL E cAssELL Beloved daurh!cr
Of Mrs Nina .;s l. CsSseIi sister Ter # John
Carroll st. NV. Services at ihe SLIGO
S; D. A. Church on Sunday, October q.
at :! pm. 1nterment George Wasning-
tober 20. 1851, at Georgetown Hospital,
! WILLIAM J. COLLINS of 1927. Park I'd.
NV. beloved husband of Catherine T
Collins tnee Sheehan). father of John
j., Jerry A., William j. Collins, jr.:
Mrs Margaret NJ. Bradley, Maurice F.
Collins, Mrs. Catherine M. Golibart.
James l.. Thomas Collins. Mrs. Mary J.
Manon and Michael E. Collins. Funeral
notice later.
pULTER, EMILE BROOKE. On Thurs
Jay, october is. 1851, in her 10th year.
MILE BROOKE COULTER OF Sandy
pring, widow OF the late Robert o. Coul-
r, sister of Saliie P. Brooke and Ed
ard T. Brooke mother of ROGER B.
ulter and Jean o. Coulter. Interment
vate at. Woodside Cemetery on Satur-
dy Spring. Friends fneetins on sun
october 21 at 3 pm. 20
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BUTLER. SPENCER w. AND ISABELLA
In cherished memory OF our devoted par,
ents, SPENCER w and ISABELLA BUT.
LER who left Us June 90. 1912, and Oc.
tooer 20, l947. respectively.
Remembrance is our only link to OIL,
yesterdays. Yet with hope, fear anc
sorrow we turn our gaze upon tomorrow
May these words be q symbol of our love
and despair, as once again we see thu
passing Of another year
PANSY. LILLIAN. CLARIECE AND DOR.
BYRD. DAVID n. In loving memory O.
my husband and father DAVID II
BYRD, who passed away one year age
today, October 90 1850.
Friends may think we have forgotten,
When at times they see us smile:
Little do they know the heartaches
One smile hides all the while.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
COOKE. MARY ALICE. In loving mem
law, MARY ALICE COOKE, who passee
away six years ago today. October 20
In memory's lovely garden,
Where remembered JOY blooms fair
your memory, dear mother,
Is the brightest blossom there
LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER-I -IN-LAW
ROSS AND MAMIE.
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WALTEK. CoIumbia Lodge, No.
So, B. P. o. E. of w. is
hereby notified of the funeral
of Brother WALTER BROWN
OF 42s Que st. NV. on Mon
day. October %. 1851, at !
Church, Bird st. between H and
NV. A session of sorrow will
on Saturday. October 20. at &
Cnl1nhi Indga No s.
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MANIFOLD. GENEvIEvE. Suddenly. o,
WE'VE WiMBoLD Of ISL North capito 1
st. beloved wife of the late William II
Wambold and sister of Joseph Warner
Leach OF Washington, D. c. Prayer
at the S, H. Hines Co Funeral Home
2g0l 18th st. NV, on Monday, Octobe
at $40 am; thence TO St Aloyius
the holy sacrifice of the mass Will b,
offered at am. for the repose Of he
soul. 1nterment Arlington Nationa
cemetery. II
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MABLE FLOYD, Daughter Ruler.
GEORGIANNA HENRY. Secretary

GEORGIANNA HENRY, Secretary
BoYLEs, MARY ANN. On Friday. octo-
Der 10. 1851. at her residence. 5 4th
st. Sc. MARY ANN BOYLES wife OF
the late Sanders Boyles OF Sloan. Iowa:
mother OF Edwin L. Boyles, Myrtle M
Boyles and Mrs. Sylvia B. Kennedy, all
OF WASHINGTON. D. c. Services at the
e. H Hines Co Funeral Home. 2ao1
at go n.m. 1ntermenh. Sloan. Iowa. 81
BROWN. JOHN A. On Monday, October
! D. 1851, at his residence. 1922 Swami
at NV, JOHN A. BROWN beloved hus-
band of Carrie A. Brown and step
father of Mrs, Eunice Minor. Also sur
vlVlne are five sisters. Mrs. Maggie
Jackson, Mrs Georgia Bell, Mrs Martha
Witherspoon Mrs. Belle Gilmore OF
Sharlottesyille, Va. and Miss Mamie
After 4 pm, Friday October 10. friends
Services Saturday, October 20. at / pm,
at the Metropolitan Baptist Church. r
St. between 18th and 18th SITS. NV
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by Mcguire. Inc. 20
BROWN, WALTER On Tuesday octo-
WALTER S5 BROWN q 4Ss Que s; NV:
Mrs. Rosie Matthews. stepfather Of Ed
ward Stewart and grandfather of Tyrone
stewart. He also leaves three nephews.
one niece, other relatives and friends.
The late Nj. Brown may be viewed at
neral on Monday October 90. from the
NV, at l pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 81
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JAChsoN' ANNIE. The officers and mem
s.; ; !:
neral Home. GA 4th st. s.w.
JESSIE G.. CHAPMAN, W. M.
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Dratha

DEAN, MARY v. On Friday. October 10,
1851, at her residence. 2s14 63d ave,
Cheverly: Md. MARY v. DEAN: beloved
R.. Joseph F. Lawrence ". Dean, Mrs
Mary ,Marr and Mrs. Barbara Claypoole:
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, until
q am. Monday. october -. Requiem
mass at St. Ambrose's Catholic Church,
Cheverly, Nd at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. q
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INV LUtILLE. UfhcerS and members
ut OF Columbia Temple, No. 4T,.
AA I B. P. o. E. Of W, are noti-
HNA ned Of the death of Daughter
V~ LUCILLE BOYER Session OF
~ sorrow was held Friday, Octo-
Der 10. 1881. at : pm. Fu-
~ neral on Monday, October -
At pm. from the Second Baptist
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Dratha

PETERS, ANNIE b. On Saturday. octo-
ANNIE 3. Hi PETERs,n ffsSasnsei devotea tea aunt aunt
Of Vivian Hutchinson. Joseph L., James
=, Albert G. end Ricaud S. Owens.
Notice of funeral later ARRANGEMENTS
by Rollins
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Beneath that little no-sIeeves bolero is
one Of the most flotterine sun-dresses
Of the season .z... to any figure! The bo-
dice is shired, the strops are wspy
show-strine ties that bow ot your shou-
der, the skirt pocketed and gracefully
full Summers "dork" look in checks
of royoI blue with green or forest green
with red. Sizes IL to 18.
JelIetfs Sports Shop-Third Floor F Street
and at Shirlington, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Jul IIOIS!
sI2o5 and sI4.o5
Cotton Frocks! Ensembles!
1896
Y
1895

SwirIine printed voiles
Sun-toned bareback dresses
Printed pique ensembles
BoIero'd broodeIoth sun-bocks
A grand group in town and country shodes,
Iqht and dark. A chance to fill in gaps
from eorB buying, time to reoliy tuck q
bit Of glamour into your vacation wardrobe
All in junior sizes 9 to 5.
Jeuetfs Junior Cotton Shop-Fifth Floor F st.
and at Bethesda, Shirlington, Siluer Spring.
4473 Conn AUenue
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Your fovorite cotton fobrics dmities, orgondies,
qinohoms, broodcIoths! . Poids prints, solids Round
necks high necks low necks coors Fored skirts swing
skirts gathered skirts! Postes prints dorks Awonderu
group of special cottons you will wear lovingly all
mer! Hurry in!
Rosebud print dituity, buttoned with peok buttons
from sondp collar Below the velvet belt fotterine for
flung skirt . white pink maize oquo; sizes to IS
ASfer printed dinity, oreony yoke and pufed sleeves
doiny lace borders pettH gathered skirt in blue and
maize, sizes 3 to IS.
Jeuetfs-Teen shop-Fourth Floor Shnnngton
lz73 Ape. and Silper Spring
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Very unique 5-level semidet. brick on
sloping lot: 2-story, with liv rm.,
din. rm.. kit. , bedrms. and bath;
oil h.-w.h.; very Conv. location
Price. $1l,550; $1,000 cash will
handle. (2030
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Arl,, Va. JA. $4,000. Open 8 to 8.
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ALEXANDRIA
ARLINGTON
FAIRFAX COUNTY
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR
100 HOMES

AMMAMDAaE .ars 90 T6 ,ola i%a bTnEsI0w a
EAST FALLS GHURcH-New 2-bdrm
brick bungalow, lge; lot, fully
equipped; S12.150; $3.50 cash.
DOMINION HEIGHTS-This close-ir
3-bdrm., 2-story brick at S14.95C
is a bargain: $4,000 down; S0x12O
AURORA HILLs-s15,3OO will buy
large older SOLID CONCRETE 2
story home and an extra lot: 8
bdrms and 3 porches, but needs
redecorating.
CHERRYDALE-New 3-bdrm. brick
rambler on corner lot, fully equipped
NR. CHAIN HAHN BR1DoE-several new
3-bdrm. brick ramblers, with garage,
one-half acre. at $4,000. A real
BALLsToN-2-apt. brick Colonial;
excellent investment; $4,000 down
will bring you $500 mo. rental.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS-New 3-bdrm
all brick, including carport, on 66x
HEIGHTS Distinctive
center-hall brick Colonial; Z rms,
baths: S21,50O; $4,000 required
BEVERLY HILLS-2 of these we'll
known properties at S23,5Oo and
S24 $50: substantial cash
PARK-Gracious 2-yr.-
old brick Colonial, on estate sized
lot; sacrifice at $24 $50; $4,000
down.
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OPEN 1-5 PM. SAT. AND SUN.
ALEXANDRIA

Beautiful and spacious 2-story brick
Colonial on lge. lot. 75x350, with
liv. rm. 22x12 with firepl., 12x12
din rm.. .12xy kit. 20xS den or bed
room and "a bath 1st f.; 2 bedrms.,
l2x15 and Sxl0. with colored tile
bath on Ind f.; full bsmt., oil h.-w
h.. refgr. and stove: 1st fl. and
stairs wall-to-wall carpeted; insu-
lated walls. storm windows and
screens. hot-water heater and laun-
dry tub. Price. S1S,75O. Assume lge
lSt trust at S6275 per mo. (2O2Sl
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
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STOP! i! LOOK AND BUY
Approximately $4,000
81 Q0n CASH TO NET

$1,000 CASH TO VET.
A charming CAPE COD BUNGALOW;
large liv. rm.. din. area and com
pletely equipped kit. large bedrms.
and full bath; fully insulated attic
with dormer windows will provide
additional bedrms. and bath,
Large daylight bsmt.; gas a.-c. heat:
level landscaped lot. Call MR.. CON-
LON, Sat, Sun. and ewes. MI. 5S22.
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Open House, l to 5
5000 Marlboro pike, Forrestville.
rm. house. 2 baths, full bsmt., h.
VIII. system; approx. 1-acre land,
with privil. of buying l acre land
in the rear. Good shopping center.
bus stops at the DOOR Call Mr.
Ferrall. 10. 9-9300; after 8, Hill
side 3S1n WEST REAL. ESTATE.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-B F. N.
1902 6Sth AVENUE
Be sure to inspect this Broom and
tiled bath, brick bungalow, located
on a terrace. Features large base
ment and fenced play area. Assume
~ trust; make an offer; low down
payment Out Annapolis rd. to
Defense Heights sign. left 3 blocks
to property. Mr.. Crawford, 10.
a-S67S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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Low PRICED AT $29,75O

because materials for this home were
purchased before the sharp advances
last fall and it wuold be impos-
quoted. 1t can be dinanced on terms
not now available under Reg x, The
lot is 79h by 126 and completion
date will be about Feb. 20.
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ALEXANDRIA

Very unique, 5-level, semidet. brick on
-sloping lot; 2-story with liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, , bedrins. and BATH:
oil h.-w:h.; very conv. location.
Price; S1l $50; $1,000 cash will
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Arl Va IA 5Goon o,on a =. o
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OPEN TODAY
NEW! NEW! NEW!

READY FOR OCCUPANCY
1st showing of this 2-bedrm. brick
rambler on corner half-acre lot.
13x1S, with fireplace; Hollywood
kit, 10x13: oil heat, city water;
$4,000. with reas. down payment;
near school and 20-min bus service.
Directions: South of Alex about 8
mi. on Hwy. l to St. Louis Church.
left on Popkins lane about 8 blocks
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Roger w. Smith Co., Inc.
515 1st St., Alex. Va.
AL. 4629, OV. O77l a
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BRICK RAMBLER

University Park-$18,500
You will love the charm
and convenience of this year
old 3-bedrm. rambler. There
Is a large living rm. and
fireplace with an attractive
beamed ceiling. The kitchen
features an electric dish
washer, garbage disposal
and ventilating fan. The
utility rm. is ideal for a
laundry setup. Plenty OF
storage space in attic. There
Is a well-fenced back yard
with a nice view and plenty
OF closet space throughout.
This home is up for sale only
because the owner has been
trans. out Of town. Please
call me now to inspect.
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ALEXANDRIA
OPEN SUNDAY

Convenient row house near shopping
center-Living rm.. dining rm.,
Kitchen on first floor; 2 bedrms. tile
bath on second; full basement, storm
windows, newly decorated, shady
street, Anchor fence. Price, S9,950;
50, 500 down.
Directions: Out Mt. Vernon ave. to
Clifford ave, left on Clifford one
block to our sign
c. F. WOODROE, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd, parking in rear.
OK. 1022 or CHI. 500.
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OPEN TODAY 1-5

54O3. 10th AVE. AvoNDALE
Top quality. 4-bedrm. brick Colonial,
paneled recre. rm., lge. fenced lot
slate roof copper plumbing; excel.
vane at Sl6.950: substantial cash
cox & Co I'm 15o6
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peter j. hagan
NON-VETS

SI,5UU DOWN
S61 A MONTH PAYS EVERYTHING
Lovely 2-bedrm. brick bungalo large
fully equipped kit; house l yr. old;
lot 50x200; immed. poss. Call today.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
HOME BEAUTIFUL
OPEN NOON To < PM

Landover Hills. 7112 Annapolis rd
SDef. hwy. Lovely ,det. 6-rm.
orick. mi, bSmt.;. gas heat. recre
rr11., flrepl. Bendix. All rms. are
nice and large. Fenced-in yard
Reas. terms. LYMAN C. DELE a.
co. INC. ST. $500; Sunday, 10.