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Mrs. Eu|a Magruder,
Former Teacher at
Church in Bethesda

Mrs. Eula Hicks Petty Magru-
der, SO, former Sunday school
superintendent and teacher at the
Little Church in the Wildwood
Bethesda. died Saturday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Ball, 1866 Park place NV.
A former resident of Rockville
she had been living with hel
daughter since 1941.
Mrs. Magruder was born in the
Mount Elon section of Darlington
County, now Lee County, S. c.. the
daughter of the late Percie Parrott
and John Hampton Hicks. HeI
father was a Confederate veteran
and her grandfather. the Rev
John Hicks, was a pioneer preach
er in South Carolina.
She attended Greenville Female
College, now Greenville Woman's
College. She married Charles G..
Petty and came to Montrose, Md,
to live about the turn of the CEN
tury. Mr.. Petty taught school at
Montrose. He died about six
years after their marriage. After
ward she married Samuel Wade
Magruder. who died in 1889.
Besides Mrs. Ball she is sur
vived by a granddaughter, Miss
Eulalie Hicks Ball. and several
stepchildren in nearby Maryland
Funeral services will be hello
at IL am. tomorrow at Pun
phrey's funeral home, 800 West
Montgomery avenue, Rockville
Burial will be in Mount Zior
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Andy Hynes, ST.,
Founder Of Photo Studio

Mrs. Andy S. Hynes. sr., 40
founder and operator of Dawson
Studios, a Photographic busines.
at 4837 Wisconsin avenue, died to.
day at her home, 4340 Elliott
street NV.
Mrs. Hynes was the former Lii
Ilian Catherine Childs of Baltimore
County.
She was secretatry Of the Ma.
tional Capital Photographers As.
|sociation and last year was chair.
man of the education and voca-
tionS committee of the State Fed.
Grafton of Business and Profes-
|sional Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Hynes studied piano al
Peabody Institute and business ad-
|ministration at Johns Hopkins
University. She was a supervisor
|of the Playground Athletic League
in Baltimore for eight years, and
was active in the Girl Scouts and
Camp Fire Girls in Pikesville, Md
She came to Washington about
1888 and was married in 1889
Her husband is owner of the Hyne.
& Waller electrical appliance dis
tributing company here.
Mrs. Hynes studied photography
at the National School of Photog.
|raphy. She established Dawson
Studios in 1949.
She was a member of Kenwooe
Country Club.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by two sons. Andy, jr., $780,
Melwood road, Bethesda. ant
Army Pvt. William r. Hynes. sta
toned in Germany; a brother
Charles E. Childs, jr., 1902 Wake
field drive, Alexandria, genera
manager of Belle View Apart
ments, Inc; a sister, Mrs. Thoma
Windsor, Pikesville. and her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T
Childs, ST., of the Ellicott stree
address.
Funeral services will be held q
II am. Wednesday at Chevy Chas
funeral home, 5105 Wisconsin ave
nue. NV. Burial will be in Drui'
Hill Cemetery, Pikesville.
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George R. HuIverson,
Personnel Director
|0f Home Loan Board

George r. Hulverson, 65, director
of personnel Of the Home Loan
Bank Board since 194l, died Fri
day at Georgetown Hospital. He
lived at 1910 Thirty fourth street
INV.
Mr.. Hulverson wrote q book
called Personnel" published in
1927 by the Ronald Press as part
Iof a series on business admin
istration.
He went into personnel work in
1917 as personnel and Office man
ager of the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co. in Detroit. For sew
|eral years he did the same kind
lof work with Montgomery Ward
in Chicago and Kaufman Depart
ment Stores in Pittsburgh. He
had done much personnel re-
search. particularly in employ
ment and training methods and
conditions and problems of large
organizations.
He joined the Home Loan Bank
Board, a Government supervisory
agency in the field of savings and
loan associations, in 1884 as per-
sonnel assistant. Later, he was
classification examiner and as
sistant director Of personnel for
the board at 101 Indiana avenue
NV.
MIR. Hulverson was graduated
from DePauw University. After
wards. he taught school for sew
eral years in California and Illi-
nois. He was member of Delta
Tau Delta Fraternity. He had
been active in work Of the Coun-
Gil of Social Agencies for more
than 10 years. He has no i'm
mediate survivors.
Funeral services will be held at
4 pm. tomorrow at the Lee fu-
neral home, Fourth and MaSsa-
|chusetts avenue NE. Burial will
be in La Porte, Ind.
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Miss Kathleen Doyle, %,
British Embassy EmpIoye

Miss Kathleen Doyle, 48, who
was in charge Of the secretaries
at the British Embassy here, died
today in Montreal at the home of
her sister. She had been sick for
several months.
Miss Doyle, regarded as one of
the most popular persons at the
Embassy. was appointed to the
Embassy In 1899 by the Foreign
Once in London. She was q short
hand typist and secretary. Since
about 1946 she had been in charge
of the secretary pool at the En-
bassy.
She lived at 1927 Twentieth
street NV.
Miss Doyle was born in Montreal
and attended st. Anthony's Acad-
|emy and Notre Dame Ladies' Col
|lege there. She did secretarial
work in Canada before she came
to Washington.
Funeral services and burial will
be held Wednesday in Montreal
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CLIFFORD, HERMAN s. c. In fond mem
ory Of our dear husband and father,
HERMAN s. c. CLIFFORD, who peace
fully passed away four years ago today,
September 90, 194S.
I seem to see in the soft dim light.
face we loved the best,
And think of him when the suns last ray
Goes down in the far of West.
We miss you no less as the time passes on
Than we did on the day of your passing,
For absence can never close the door
Of our hearts.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Frank J. Wideman,
General S
in 1888

FIdIlh u. Wluct1ldIi, OU, WdSIA1IlS"
ton lawyer who was formerly
assistant Attorney General in
charge Of the tax division, died
yesterday at his home. 1892 Wood
ley road NV.
Mr.. Wideman came to Washing
ton from his native Florida in 1888
when he was appointed assistant
Attorney General. He won 10 Of
the II tax cases he argued before
the Supreme Court in 1885. He
resigned In 1896, but he was asked
to continue as a private, part-time
assistant to United States Attorney
General Homer S. Cummings to
try Government tax cases.
After his resignation, he helped
form the law firm Of Wideman,
Caldwell. Pacetti and Robinson in
West Palm Beach, Fla, and began
Epracticing law in Washington. His
|ofice was in the Bowen Building,
815 Fifteenth street NV.
Began Practice in Florida.
Mr.. Wideman was born in
Micanopy. Fla. He received his
bachelor of arts and law degree
from Stetson University and did
post graduate work in law at the
University Of Michigan.
He began his law practice In
Jacksonville, Fla.
During World War I, he was a
lieutenant in the Army and at the
time Of his death he was a major
In the Reserve Corps.
Mr.. Wideman was on the Jack
sonville City Council in 1919 and
1920. He was States Attorney for
the next four years.
From 1928 until 1888 he served
on the Florida State Board of
Control, a group that runs the
State universities.
Mr.. Wideman formed the law
flrm of Wideman. Wideman &
Wardlaw in West Palm Beach
with his brother, the late Jerome
Wideman. He was with the firm
until he came to Washington ir
1888.
Member Of Bar Groups.
He was a member of the Dis
trict, Florida and American Bal
Associations, the American Legion
National Press Club, Shriners
Sigma Nu Fraternity, Burning
Tree, Chevy Chase and Metropoh-
tan Clubs. ~
He was q member of the District
Bar Associations Committee on
Relations With the American Bar
Association and was chairman OF
the committee for several years.
He was former president Of the
TuScawilla Club in West Palm
Beach and q member Of the Flor
ida Yacht Club in Jacksonville ano
the Everglades Club in Palm
Beach.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Pattie Dickson Holmes Wideman;
a son, Frank, jr.. with the West
Palm Beach law firm. and two
daughters. Mrs. David Moulton
West Palm Beach. and Mis-.
Patricia Holmes Wideman of thu
home address.
Funeral services will be held al
10 am. tomorrow at st. Alban'.
Episcopal Church. Burial will bt
in Jacksonville.
A committee of seven has beer
appointed to represent the Dis.
ltrict Bar Association at the fu.
, neral: Linton M. Collins, Richarc
is. Doyle. Newell w. Ellison, JohI
E. Mcclure. Charles E. Pledger. jr.
South Trimble, jr., and Robert C
Watson.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Judge Clyde B. Lotimer

FRANKFORT. KY. Sept. 29
R.-Judge Clyde B. Latimer. 81
of the Court of Appeals. Ken
tucky's highest court, died Of a
heart attack yesterday. He was
to become Chief Juscie next Jan
uary. He was on the appeals
bench since 1914.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Edward Lawrence Greene

MAMARONECK, N. Y. Sept.
20 R.-Edward Lawrence Greene.
68. general manager of the Ma
tional Better Business Bureau for
q years, died Saturday at lis
home here. It was he who coined
the phrase before you invest
Evening star., 1952-09-29

Beth Isra e !
Hospital.
The hospital
said death re-
suited from an
=" a b d o m in a !
malignancy."
On hearing of
Mr.. N il e s >
death, Pre- si-
d ent Truman
said:
I'm the death
of David K.
Niles I have
lost q close
friend ana q
Evening star., 1952-09-29

BERTHA E. Sacred to the
memory Of our dear mother and grand
mother BERTHA E. FERGUSON who
departed this life eight years ago today.
The memory Of some one dear is like .
That never dulls or furnishes or grows
the least bit old;
It's ray Of sunshine that fills an
empty room
And it's like q. flower fair that never
fails to bloom.
It offers consolation in the face Of
strike OF stress
And adds a certain beauty to each dream
of happiness.
The memory Of some one dear. however
Is like a soothing melody that fingers
in the heart.
It is . perfect picture Of q rainbow
in the sky;
1t is the portrait Of past that can not
ever die.
Dear mother so gentle. good and kind.
Look down from heaven above and know
the care you tenderly gave
Is returned in our deathless love.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS DoRo-
THY v. MITCHELL, MARY Z. DAVIS
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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BARTON. ELSIE z. The family Of the
their thanks to their many relatives and
friends for the kind expressions of
sympathy shown us during our be-
feavement. THE FAMILY. 29
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4tt Mrft1nrtat,:

of MY dear husband aeesf oTHo e ne
who passed to the great beyond seven
years ago today, September 90. 1945.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MRS. LUCINDA
G. BROWN, AND FAMILY.
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David Niles, Adviser
To Two Presidents,
Dies al 81 in Boston
Dy The As.ociuted Press

BOSTON, Sept. 29.-David K.
Niles, 81. adviser on minority
problems to Presidents Roosevelt
and Truman, died yesterday at
Evening star., 1952-09-29

JONES. MALCYNA BLACKWELL. In low
ing remembrance of MALCINA B. JONES
who passed away six years ago today,
September 90, 1852.
Just line Of sweet remembrance,
Just . memory, fond and true;
Just a token of love and devotion :
That we always think of you.
CAROLY PAUL, ROSETTA AND JULIA.
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WIFE AND CHILDREN.

CLIFFORD, HERMAN 8. c. In sad but low
ing remembrance of our devoted brother.
HERMAN S. c. CLIFFORD. who de-
parted this life four years ago today.
September 49, 194S.
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CECIL e. In loving memory
Il eSs dssr xSo sn nses aaS sasy ao SEc
ago today. September 20, 1850.
There is wisdom greater than our own,
A plan we cannot know or understand;
IN rf by oa. 0s oxn Sn
He grants to us the gift Of memory,
As time goes on We find Cecil is forever
near.
For death not only parts but truly binds.
Anniversary mass; Queen of Peace Cath
LOVING Y MOTHER. ia DADDY AND NATA.
LIE
Of my beloved husband CECIL E. MOOR
sodsy Tss g. sag 1857 years ago
His smiling way and pleasant face
Are pleasure to recall;
He had a kindly word for each
And he died beloved by all.
someday we hope to meet him.
To clasp his hand in the better land,
pEXoTEp NsSf1 y WIFI. 1Pas! ElMA ssan {. MooRMAN
hs band a'ts and father m TRaSIs sS r Ross. s s Who
passed away a. a years ago today, Sep
Always remembered. sadly missed.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
MAX. A tribute of devotion
to the memory Of my beloved husband,
MAX SAUNDERS, who. after 80 years
Of married life. was suddenly summoned
to the celestial roll call i've years ago.
September 2S. 1947.
This is my strength as days 60 BY,
The one I love can never die;
In memory he fingers still
And in my heart he always will.
HIS WIFE. ELOISE GORDON SAUN-
DERS
|SHELLMAN, ELIZABETH. In loving mem
ory Of our beloved sister and aunt.
ELIZABETH SHEILMAN, who died one
year ago today, September 20. 1861.
Today recalled q memory
OF q loved one gone to rest
And those who think Of you today
Are the ones who loved YOU best:
SISTERS ROXIE JONE. LOTT1E. SkIP.
PEFA AND NIECE. LUCILLE ROSS.
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FTTNERAL DESIGNS.
CEMETERY LOTS.

T0T on 6 GRAvEsTTEs, Mt. comfort
Cemetery; $450. AL. 5052. %
RTX CHOICE LOTS. Fort Lincoln Gene
tery, Family has left town. Will sell all
or Nhrt. UN. 22e0. $50
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of Our Lady Of Victory
Church will gather Tor
prayers for the deceased
member, JOHN B. ECHEN-
RODE at Chambers George
town Funeral Home on
Tuesday, September 80, At
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MOTYKA. JOSEPH LOUIS: On Monday.
s:asY September ,s3.r.d ss 1882, JOSEPH 70 9. LOUIS
Motyta. father 'e q n1 joseph O. y and a Asnss 8
and DON Motyka; brother Of Johanna
funeral iron from the" the ". S.' W. % Deal Funeral funeral
Home. 4S12 Ga. ave. NV. Notice of
services later.
OAKLEY. AGNES M. On Saturday. Sep
tember 27. 1852. AGNES N: oAKLEY Of
wife Of Franke. E. Oakley, mother Of
Susan Agnes Oakley, dauehter Of Daniel
and Matilda Powell sister Of Daniel and
Funeral sHome, .517. 18th st. Sc. on
Wednesday,. October 1, at $40 am. Mass
in st. Matthias Church. Capital Heiehts;
Ma;; esnetsfv At 9 am 1nterment Cedar d Hin
tember ~. 1882. at the. home Of her
s%sIsh.sr %sysnns Mrs SsOrse soN cslysE 1t Two Tive
the. late Charles l.. Osborne, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Raymond Rhine Of Wash
Services G ana 81
Littlestown: Pa, draveside services Tues.
Hiil Cemetery, washington. b. C.
owens. JOHN. On Saturday. September
| q; 1889 at Gallinger Hospital. JOHN
OWENS son of Thomas and. Laura
] S"Chs. o1oO 10 SuINItcO ny LOuT SiS-
ters. five brothers. q host Of other rela.
tives and friends Funeral Tuesday. Sep.
tember 80, at lao pm. from Mount
! Georges County. Md. Interment church
cemetery Arrangements by johnson
jenkins.
PAGE. EUGENE W. On Saturday. Sep
tember 81. 1852. at Walter Reed Arm,
Hospital. EUGENE w. PAGE. husband O
Evelyn M. Page, father Of Ronald e. an,
RAYMOND D. Page; son of Mrs. Margare
|. NJ. Page brother Of DeloS G. Page. Re
4 mains at Chambers Funeral Home, 140,
Chaplin st. NV. Services at Fort Mye
Chapel. Fort Myer, Va. on Tuesday, Sep
tember 80, at pm. Interment Arlington
) National Cemetery. 20
PITCHER. EDWARD r. On Sunday, Sep
tsmher g, 1852; at Arlington Hospital
{ EDWARD R. PITCHER of Route
, Mclean; Va, beloved husband Of Lul
6l M. Pitcher, father Of Mrs. Edna NJ. Lin
and Mrs. Margaret p. Hough. Friend
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
a 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va, wher
3 funeral services will be held "wednesday
{ October l. at z pm: 1nterment Oak az HI
. tPOSEY, CHARLES Z. On Saturday, SEP
tember %. 1862, CHARLES z. POSEI
beloved husband OF Mignonette Pose!
I'll Funeral Tuesday. September 80. froI
his residence, Indian Head Nd, q
d the Sea at $50 am. Interment ceds
Hill cemetery. Suitland. Md.
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ECKENRoDE. JOHN B. OF 4e13 MaeAI-
thur blvd. NV. on September 2s, 1852:
husband Of Annie e. Eckenrode, brother
Gertrude Hooper. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 3072 NJ st. NV. on
Wednesday. october !, at $3.50 an.
Mass at Our Lady Of Victory Churcn.
4635 Macarthur blvd NV, at 10 Am:
Entomhment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 30
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Oficers and members Of
Prince Hall Lodge No. "A, F.
A. A. NJ, are hereby notified
to be present ct the Masonic
Temple, 1000 You st. NV,
at I2 noon Tuesday, Septem-
ber 30, 1852. for the funeral
I our beloved brother, Past
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OFF LEE BLVD.-Ramblers, many
to choose from; S12,45O to Sl4-
800. Low as 50 800 down. CAN
OW. 1928. j. W. HIGGINS co
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ASSUME CT LOAN

ASSUME CT LOAN
Lovely brick rambler. Liv. rm. with
open fireplace. Family size din.
rm., 2, lovely bedrms.. large equip.
kit. tile bath, full bsmt. with plas-
tered walls. with "a bath and out
side entrance. Diet. gear brick ga
rage: gas heat. Close to stores and
transportation.
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Chevy Chase, Md.
Spacious and Dignified

JUSG OH OUIIII. AVGIIUE
n you need large rooms and high
ceilings for your furniture, rugs
and grand piano. yet want a dig
nified home in a convenient subur-
ban location this home will meet
those requirements. Colonial brick,
200 it. deep. close to Chevy Chase
Club. Wide center hall. exceptionally
large living and dining rooms. study,
porch, lavatory, large kit. with sep
arate breakfast room. Second floor
has 5 bedrooms tone 14x1S), .
rms. and bath. Dry bsmt. with room
and bath, laundry and gear ga
rage. Hot-water heat. Call JAMES
E. SCHWAB, OR. $500: after & pm
call WI 1909 or WO laos is
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTsVHLE-Bungalow. s rooms,
bath; bsmt.. Oil h.-w.h.; recr. rm. !;
gar: and extra lot. Mr.. Shopping
and transp. $4,000. Terms. ALVIN
c HRt1NS; uN atf Gsl$i en-. c,o,, q
bedrm. brick rambler, / a baths; fun
bsmt; picture windows, fireplace
S1s.950. Attractive terms. Quiet
reSidential LOCATION; ". CLIFFORD
CHEvERLY BARGAIN-Brick with
6ot large e 6edrooms and complete
Reduced from $4,000 to $4,000:
$4,000 down. A STANLEY MOREAU,
CHEvERLY COLONIAL with Gear
garage: 2-story brick; 3 bedrooms,
recreation room: choice lot. Asking
S17,950. A. STANLEY MoREAU.
POSTWAR BRICK with
beautiful fireplace, large living rm.,
dining rm. and kitchen; 3 bedrooms
and tile bath End floor; screened
yard. Asking SIS, 800. Make an offer.
A. STANLEY MOREAU. APP. 1886.
CHEVERLY-New 57-ft. ultramodern
brick luxury rambler. 3 bedrms..
equip. kit, paneled din. rm., full
basement; situated on large, corner
~. dAC wv 41nC dp-
pointments to describe adequately
If you are in the market for a truly
fine home in the 100000 to S25, 900
price. bracket. call and make an
RRRY E nf ge VIZ Wis 1915 S1e
HYHT r ~ ii' mr.. Queens chapel
rd.-6-rm. bungalow. all on 1st A.;
eclosed,in porch; lge. lot, fenced in;
I'm ling i3oq I'm E H$yya terms ALVIN EP-
EVANSVILLE = Choice location;
Colonial with fireplace; 3-bedroom
brick; postwar; daylight basement;
l block from bus. Asking S1S.500.
Make an offer: A. STANLEY
PARK AREA-Specially
priced for opisk ga sale and immediate
taehed brick; liv. rm., din. rm, lge..
bright. equipped kit; first floor
powder rm; full bsmt.; 3 bedrms.
and bath end floor. Large fenced lot.
Mr.; Penan; ~; 5-s997. GoLDsTEN
LAUREL-Cape Cod. 5 lse. rms, bath:
lge. liv; rm;, din. rm; and kit. on, Ist
Full bsmt.. hot-air heat. Lot. look
leo; Only 81 SsII.72o; Clear Of debt.
NEW AIy1 HA ERkIhHG u HyE oa15; brick.
built-in garage; slate roof; storm
windows and doors. To inspect. call
MR. MYERS. SH. 1855.
QUEENS CHAPEL AREA Two
bedrm. brick bung allow, newly deco
rated from top to bottom; large
expandable attic for future bedrms.;
full basement: storm windows and
screens; big corner lot: fast pos
session: approx. $4,000 down. Call
PERRY BOSWELL, INC, WA. 1900;
open til s pm. lis
RIvERDALE-New homes: 3 bedrms..
one floor; oil heat; large level lots;
many extras; priced from SIC 900.
with approximately $4,000 down;
near school, shopping and transpor-
tation. Call PERRY BOSWELL. INC,
WA. 4500s- open til s pm. lis
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S13,95O
FOUR BEDROOMS. TWO BATHS
This house has everything you would
want. Nice liv. rm., family size
din. rn.. beautiful. spacious Kitchen,
TWO bedrms.. tile bath, 1st Il. Two
nice bedrms.. and bath, end fl. Full
osmt.. outside. entrances. Detached
garage; nice lot; h-w.h. Close to
everything. Don't miss this buy.
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New Rambler-$10,550
I'd. Sc, near Camp Springs,
Bus / block. All masonry, features
nice liv rm.. comb. kitchen and
dining rm.. 2 large bedrms. and
bath, plus util. I'm. Excel. construc-
ton. Consider as low as $1,000
down. Also several alI-brick ram
blers nearby, 2 and 3 bedrms.. with
lovely porches. $l3,650. Trade con-
sidered. Mr.. Austin. 10. 2-040l:
ewes, VI. 1857, With
JAMES CARROLL
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peter ]. hagan

1900
BRAND-NEW CAPE COD
Beautiful liv. rn., lge. fully equip. kit
nice hedrms;, tile bath, fun bsmt.
large lot; h.-w.h. See this hous,
today.
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TAKE YOUR PICK

3-bedrm.. 2-story brick. firepl, din
rm., mod. kit, l bedrm., "a bath
dn.; bedrms., full bath up: day
light bSmt; level lot Anchor
fenced. Close to shopping center,
schools. trans. Reasonably priced.
3-bedrm. brick rambler. 2 yrs. old
and lust like new. Liv. rm. with
dining L. Sparkling white mod
kit; BendiX washer. aluminium
storm windows. Many other attrac
features. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Exclusive with SPARKS
AGENCY. Call Mrs. Steed. DU
1906. Ewes. and Sun, JU. S-37SO
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$1.5OO DOWN

Near Michigan ave. and D. C. line
Nearly new 3-bedrm. brick home;
1st-hoor powder rm; dishwasher
garbage disposal; full bsmt.. o.s.e.;
payments like rent. PARKSIDE
REALTY CO., SH. 1875. Open ewes
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$1,1OO DOWN

semidet brick home, less than
disposal. elec. washer: dinette, liv.
rm, = bedrms.. modern bath, gas
heat. alum. storm door and win
dows; large yard. Assume large GI
loan, balance like rent. Price SILL
$50. Call Mr.. Bowers.
CANfPANFLLA a. CO.
Elk. ALB; Ewes. AID. 4947
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OPEN SUNDAY, is
3717 37th PL.. COTTAGE CITY
Spanish bungalow featuring liv. rm.,
din. rm, kit, 2 bedrms. and bath;
screened front porch bsmt.; INV.
with shade trees; workshop; home
in perfect cond.; very convenient to
schools and transp. Only $500
down. This Is a real buy.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY CO.
WA. 6656, UN, 1866, HY. 06:}6
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
4 bedrooms
- BATHS
CAPE GODS

Excel. Silver Spring location. Prices
from $4,000 to S22 1000. Early &C.
cupancy. Highly attractive modern
design.
HOME Reilly CO.. Realtors.
RE. 1887 ia. 4-0574
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SILVER SPRING

Observation-Disclosures
Colonial brick. including 3 bedrms.
and l bath, liv. rm.. din. rm.. lge.
den in rear, spacious kit. with
breakfast space. powder rm.; full
bsmt.; lovely level lot; close to
high school and bus. Owner wants
offer.
new 3-bedrm. rambler
with 2 porches: lot 40 it. deep;
within few blocks Of school; $500
down with low monthly payment
PHILIP B. KEY CO., Reaitol
81. 500 Till 8 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
A Spring Dream
Come True
HALF ACRE GARDEN HOME

Think Of II, . large fenced yard, room
for the children, flowers, garden,
stantial. r o1 briek lex bunSai IR five FIVE
rms. tile bath. living rrn. with fire.
place; full basement, vegetable eel
lar. oil h.-w.h.: storm doors and
windows. Only S13,950: $4,000 cash.
DI. 7140. KE. .3-6644 or IA. 4-O957
c KELLEY Il BRANNER -lS
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Sl3.250
Three-bedrm rambler, less than 2
years old; large liv rm. beautiful
equip. kit. lovely setting: $500
cash APPROX. S6d per mo- TINkI z
PROPERTIES. OW, 1896; ewes. Mr..
wilkins IA. 2-652h II
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Lovely Colonial; 3 large bedrms, 9
din, rm.; well equip. kit; ali Al
cond.; beautiful lot 81. 900 cash.
TINKLE PROPERTIES OW 1925;
ewes. Mr.. Wilkins. IA S-H525 Ii
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