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Evening star., 1954-10-03
Calvin B. Lucas Dies;
Retired Plumbing
Supervisor for GSA

Calvin B. Lucas, ~, retired
plumbing supervisor for the
General Services Administration
and q resident OF washington
for many years, died yesterday
at his home, 1425 Parkwood
place NV.
A native OF Bellefonte, Pa,
Mr.. Lucas came to Washington
with his parents in 1887. He at
tended public schools here and
enlisted in the Marine Corps in
1901. He served until 1905.
Retired In 1850.
Shortly after his discharge,
Mr.. Lucas entered the plumbing
business. He operated his own
business here until he entered
Government service with the
GSA in 1925. He retired in 1850
as plumbing supervisor.
Mr.. Lucas was active in Ma
sonic and veterans groups. He
was past commander Of the
James r. Petit Camp Of the
United Spanish War Veterans
and was past District Depart
ment commander and past
national patriotic instructor for
the Spanish War Veterans.
Mr.. Lucas also served as vice
president of the GAR Memorial
Day Corporation.
Life Member of Lodge.
He was q life member Of
Lebanon Lodge, A. 2. &c A. NJ.
and Eureka chapter and was
president Of the board Of direc-
tors Of the Temporary Soldiers
and Sailors Home.
A member Of the Evangelical
United Brethren Church for the
past so years. he served on the
church's board Of trustees.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Marie A. Lucas, and two sisters,
Mrs. Carrie Calbreath, SOILS
Allen road NV, and Mrs. Leah
r. Scott. 3215 Quesada street
NV.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 pm. Tuesday at Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Dratha

ABELL. NELLIE Ann. On. Saturday,
October 2. 1854. at her residence. 7OS
loved wife. of the late, William Henry
Abel, mother of Myrtle Jones, Jennie
Mangum and Henry Abel. grandmother
William and Robert Jones. Nellie ASH
land. Richard Mangum. Marie Thomas,
Steven, Henry and Linda Abell. She
slso is survived en by seven gre sseat,srapd 1S.
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home.
I31 11th St Sc. until Tuesday. Octot
and and d.safsrv lEisnfs invited Intermen' Cedar
ALLOY. MORRIS. On Friday. October
1. 1854, MORRIS ALLOY of 2o0oo
kr5 knss s.mss 1Ssd RRDE sfG'fa sad i.'sE N
KRISTEN. He also is survived by six
grandchildren and six great-grand-
children and a brother, Samuel Samuel Alloy. h.G
zansky & Son Funeral Home, ,3501
14th st. NV, Sunday, october ., at
l pm. 1nterment Ohev Sholom Gene
terry. Memorial week at 1000 klingle
road NV
ANS DAISY I1 PPi,s99n On satSrssy hTis :, oetp 5sf
Charles Hmis. mother Of Jaeaueline
are three sisters. Susie r. Morton.
Alice P. Cooper and Ruth ?. Dial:
three snS ssmef 5nU,efr5 Gsxn SsEcS. E. MsS
brother. Willie Henderson, and other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arransements by
Goth st. NV, on october 2, 1854. hus-
band Of Narcissa Anunciacion. Prayers
at Chambers Funeral Home. l40O
6haPin at ESQ st am am 0n Mass ss g. MsTs
Snnfcni sm. intsrmene san aR0 st. Msfys S cemeters
AssNo55 s1 i5s Fl Rsr'daf
BINoE of l13s Florida ave; ne.
Washinston D. so.hsr c. father OF HaITH alTin
Aubinoe. Friends are invited to cali
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Funeral Home Of Robert -A.fs A rum3nlreSy: Mifl Z.
held on Monday. october 4. at am.
Interment private. Please omit mowers.
Si Suddenly. on Thursday. September 30,
1854, Mr.. LESTER BEsS of 6s4
Atm st. ne. He Is survived oy de.
dsushter. % four % grandchildren. a de-
voted mother. Mrs. Bessie, Dunlap: 9
father, Sam Crawford. and 2 host OF
other relatives he and Y,eRed man on Mondsy
Bros. Funeral Home. 621 FLORIDA ave:
NV. Funeral services and interment
Lincolnton. N. c.
BILLS, HAROLD. On Saturday. octo:
ber 2. 1854. at his residence lIi4
South Thomas st., Arlington. va;
HAROLD BILLS; beloved hus4ssna OF OF
Mrs. E. Chester Posue Of Haddonfield,
n. J.: Mrs. Viola Garrabrandt Of Ocean
Grove. N. j.: Mrs. Howard v. stow
of Little Silver. N. j.: Norman Bills
of Pennington, N. j.. ana AVN e.
Bills Of Ocean Grove. n. j. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington va. until
services ser ices in in Hdeiphia. n. j.
BIRKs. REV. ALFRED WILLIAM. Died
on Tuesday. July ~, 2,sS 1g24' aS LIAM HfsS1
Church, Natick. Mass. Memorial sery-
Ices at Fort Myer Chapel on Monday.
BRfsC0H, Waller ALExANDER. On
Wsqnssaay. v SppMphs ssp,s%ssr nRfscoR Sc POI oi
1345 Girard st. NV. Notice OF 1unerai
lstsJ ATEangsmsnts BY Je5yii Of coll,ns.-
wife Of Col. John Z. Brown. u s: 4.
Cretired). mother Of Mrs. Donald
schwamb of Germany. Mrs. Eusene
Grant Of Newport, KY, and John Z.
Brown, .ir.: sister OF Mrs; Alice Arm Arm
strong Of WASHINGTON, D. C: MRS.
Clara Beebe Of nS.ncs LaTgS: ria.: MRS. TTDi snd
seTvices sT and interment z pm: Mon;
Ssy. october 4. at Arlington National
Cemetery. Services by Chambers.
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Sumuel K. Webster, TT,
Lexicogrupher's Kin
Dy The Asscciuted Press

W ms AsbocIuY0d FF0bt
v LOS ANGELES, Oct. Sam
uel Kennedy Webster. II, o
grandson Of Noah Webster, the
famed photographer. died yester-
day in nearby Burbank.
Mr.. Webster came here i've
years ago from Philadelphia to
live with a daughter in suburban
Tujunga.
He was the son of Samuel e.
Webster, minister and writer, and
a graduate Of Princeton Univer-
sity. He leaves three daughters.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Fronk c. Gross, so,
Headed Georgia Senate
BY The Assoeio.ed Press

TOCCOA, Ga, Oct. Frank
c. Gross, so, former president of
the Georgia Senate. died unex-
pectedly while on a fishing trip
early today.
Together with his brother,
Joel C. Gross. and his law part
ner, Lamont Smith, he had been
fishing near Clayton.
Mr.. Gross had been practicing
law In Toccoa since 1888. As
Senator from the 31st District,
he served as president Of the
State Senate in the 1854 and
1856 sessions.
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Seminary to Hold Service

The Washington Baptist Semi
nary will hold a service marking
the beginning Of its Goth scholas-
tic year at 7:45 pm. Wednesday
at 1900 Thirteenth street NV.
The school term begins tomor-
row. DR.. ]. L. 8. Holloman "a
seminary president.
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With Regard to o
Gard Of Thanks


Very often q cord Of thonks In
The Stor meets q need which con
hardly be solved in ony other woy.
Not only Is il gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
floral tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom . per-
sonoI note Of thonks cannot well bs
mailed Or whose aomes and ad-
dresses ore not known. lnserfioa Of
q card Of Thanks may bs aransed
by telephone to The Stor. ST. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
Evening star., 1954-10-03
HIT Mrntnriattt
ARRIAs "soNNY,p JUAN G. In

ARRIAs r'sONNY'') JUAN G. In sacred
meme msnSry Of tpeIt cur belGyed love ."soNNHY")
SSAf Ssr !. Ii is4si 4sKRlAs' who LETT US oeso-
Sweetly. tenderiy. fond and true:
There Is not q day that passes
Thot BAD ye sfsrRS as e. ahp ssink ASdEHa Sf EGs
HSEs deaF fshsr s eR4sE HINES q sS6
passed away October 2. 1888.
You left q beautiful memory.
sorrow too great to be told,
But to us who loved and lost you.
your memGp5EE pEEyoTEp VII nessH cHipsEN. EEGH pa
HUNTER, CATHERINE e.. In loving
: sister. CATHERINE 3. HUNTER, who
SesoSsr Gafssd ayay Y y,ats tgelvs years ago to-day
Loved. remembered, loneed for always.
RICHARDSON, LOTTIE (GOLDIEJ. De-
!. October 3. 1853.
Always remembered. sadly missed. !.
FLORENCE. PEARL AND NORMAN.
VINE. CASSIE: n sad but loving
years ago today. october 8. 194S.
Our thoughts of you will never fade
Wv, When all all the Tsst 1s ta,ys have flown:
VIII always light our home.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. RUBY AND
ETHEL.
WRIGHT. PEARL r. In loving remem-
hranee Of my devoted wife PEARL r.
WRIGHT, who passed away five years
ago. Saturday, October 1, 1e49.
Dear. / miss your loving care.
You were so good and true:
Some day my Lord. Will call me there,
rv1rsh I9 shat rSsSsH1 nsSysHHl1 hSWVs hSVHREish Eish ysu.
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DrafhB

RITHERfoRD. Suddenly. 1I On wednss. as
day. September 29, 1854. at Chelsea
ssSr ssssi .dmirai mSspiti Mrs hfSsa huTHRMYE MaSs
BRowNINa. beloved husband Of Jane jane
F. Browning. brother Of oren e. Brown
ins ins Mrs charIss sTsxhns saist Mrs n sfGEn1 MAX
Welborn and Mrs. James Mullen, Serv-
ices at the graveside. Arlington Ma
dss aSRai ossoBer osSBsserSs !. issli e T. am Wsdpss-
cLoTHIER, SARAH PAULINE. On Fri
SARAH PAULINE cLoTHfER Of rs
Belvedere blvd. Silver Spring. Md.
Is survived ~ One Hshs sisaer Nellie hs Iii aiil
Of Atlanta. Ga, and one brother. Albert
Hayes Of 5421 Illinois ave. Washing
Hilton fH runers parlor Tsstss =. the
Nd. Funeral services on Monday, Octo-
Home. Interment at Beailsviiie. Nd.
CLoTHIER. PAULINE n. The on,cers
X and members Of Lebanon
9 @
will be conducted at s pm.
6uno8y evening. OcLO0eF d. .l3D4, from
Md Other funeral services t. be held
on Monday at 2 pm. also from the
Hilton Fans5sl suNrcE Hope. p HAIR. w. N.
KENNrE B. Parker. ". p. " -
OSSIE RITTER, Secy.
COE, HENRY AUSTIN. On Thursday.
HEsRY q AusT1a M0aa5 eor As e
641s SdI siair rd: ns beloved husband
Coe. stepfather of Minerva Wright
and brother Of Mrs. Maude coe Ham
of Greensboro, N. c. Friends may
can ct the Lee Funeral Home. "A sth
an. Tuesday, October g.. Services at
the Trinity Episcopal Church, Piney
Branch I'd. ut Dahiia st., NV at IL
noon. 1nterment Arlington National
COE. HENRY A. omcers and members
n Of Brookland Chapter. No.
!; :: : g: s! : !
conducting services for Our
Via a1s bTst9ssa Sa4N HESRy wo4fnv A c0E 4stron
EVELYN E. MILLS. Secretary.
COE. HENRY A. A special communities
r tion Of King Solomon Lodge.
~ Ssld S; on on + Tussdas. 81 y 81; octoSsr Sasr g. 3,
NIX Masonic Temple, 18th st. and
~ New York ave. NV, for the
- purpose OF conferring last
Mss1ais MESRY Z sites Coz upon our late brother
~ Harry w. HJoRr, Master.
FLOYD C. SCHLAUCH. Secretary.
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sRY A. A special communica-
ton of King Solomon Lodge.
: No. 81. +. A. A. NJ, will be
held on Tuesday, October 5,
! 1854, at IL noon, at the
Masonic Temple, 18th st. and
New York ave. NV, for the
purpose of conferring last
rites upon our late brother.
HHRRY "a w. HJoRr. Master.
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EDWAHU d. Membefs OF
the Hosensteel Council,
knights of Columbus, will
meet at the Huntemann Fu-
neral Home. 6732 Georgia
ave. NV, on Monday. Oc-
tober 4. 1854, at 8 pm,
to recite the rosary over
Evening star., 1954-10-03

pital Perry Point, Md. DAVID TINS
LEY Of 1929 oath st: NV. Washing
Tinsley. devoted SON Of Rosa T. Fletcher
and the late Samuel d. Tinsley. beloved
brother Of Gertrude T. Hill and vernuda
t. Rowles. II ne is also Is survived survived tSrss Py 9
aants. Patsy T. Mills Of NorMalk. Conn.
Elizabeth T. Brown of WASHINGTON,
D. c., and Julia T. jackson OF Phila-
Nowiin Of BrooEneal. va; a mother
in-law, Dorothy M. Lee; niece. .
nephew. numerous cousins. two step.
brothers, four step-sisters. and q host
call at the Boyd Funeral Home, 1888
goth st. NV, after 3 PM Monday. Oc-
tober 4. 1854. where services will be
p psd Rs ostoGsd Edwin kenaes sn4 q
tionai Cemetery.
TOMBAUGH, COL. PAUL EARL. U. s. A.
eretired1. On Thursday. September 80.
co paul Esfr EakE ToSBAUaK Essa aGSess af sss
Vesta Goodwin Tombaugh and brother
s. aus s sss sm0 Rh hse To5sur m5s Eoyd and No
BILE, Gordon and Donald Tombaugli
Col. Tombaugh rests at the Warner
s1sq rpnsTa snr,n Home d s4ss Gsce
Fort Myer Chapel. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
WARDLEs, WILLIAM ISAAC. On Fri
day. October L, 1854. at Mount Alto
Hospital, WILLIAM ISAAC WARDI4ES
Of 2405 North Madison ST., Arlington,
Va. beloved husband Of Maytie ".
Grif1iths of Salem. Ohio. Friends may
can At the Ives Funeral Home, 2s45
am. Tuesday, october 5: thence to
Fort Myer Chapel, where funeral serv-
ices will be held at am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 4
WILLIAMS. JOSEPH W.. On Thursday.
September 60, 1864; at PRINCE Gecrges
band Of Mrs. Irene Williams father
Hams, Leon j. Williams. Leonard c.
Williams. Mrs. Audrey May Nuneviller
and Roger o. Williams: brother of
Frank Williams. Morris Williams Mrs.
Nora Kennedy and Mrs. Agnes Tyler;
Friends may call ut the Lee Funeral
where services Win Be held on Monday,
Fort Lincoln csmsssrs.
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AHL1NGTON-1 bedrm. apt; top
Ss p.s ms' e. iiSsP'af iasP III asl. saS ss;
ARLINGTON. mr.. Colonial viliare-
ana Sed5% bath s ss5 5m mo dppg He, l. ne kitchen "a
AIExANpRfA1Aa sRf "a SSeSTaS SeSr@s., exception. da
ally lge.. lily. rm., paneled dinette.
ov. 3-077s or ov. 3-3529. -35
ARL: -ROssLYN AREA - Lovely l.
6edrm. apt; S56, incl. gas; at bus.
ia. 5-727o. 1900 North Oak st
ARLINGTON; RID colgmbia @ pike at Fred
able new. Beautiful and spacious
kitchen. or 2 large bedrms.. ex-
pansible liv. rm.-din. rm. comb.
latest in kitchen equipment. par
auet floors, Venetian blinds. 8 ex-
posures. utilities furnished; $3.50
j. "a. sse stad7S, %S. For information. GAN
ARL.. val and bedrm.. lEe. liv.
rm. with din. L. newly dec; min.
by car to Pentaeon: 9 blks. bus and
shopping; bedrm, $75: . bedrms.,
500: utils. incl. ia. 7-s123, AID. f.
oNE-BEDRM. APT.-ses 50. includes
al a., !, utilities; Utilities; lo min; to Pentsneon.
SoiA MuHuuJ. JA 1-lOOl. SD
ARL;;-Bedrm., living. dinette. kit.
sad sa5h NAV 'lGsetf "a. utils sss7s parking 30"
ALEXANDRIA.-3-rm. apt. u blk.
to bus: nice location; $40 incl. utils.
Nice couple. no pets. re. e-sSss.
ALEX. 91O Green ST bedrm.. liv.
rm.. kit. bath. utils. furn.: avail.
May 1; $72 per mo. JE. 3-9s11,
ALEXANDRIA-Loch Arbor Gardens.
available May l. 2 newly dec. l.
bedrm. apts.. adults. TIE. $4,000.
ARL.. cIose-in-New ] and 2 bedrm,.
parking. k'11Sn transp., shoppine. Mps an medium ai
rent. "a. ssi13s: out Wilson
18th rd.' I n. n Mrs. FANDRfcH: E
NATIONAL AIRPORT-one bedrm..
living rm.. kit. and bath apt. in
garden protect at 1902 Abingdon
| dr. Just of Mt. Vernon hwy. at
BaShford lane. $75 mo-. all utils.
incl. See ianitor or SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1908 H st. NV. Ma.
ARLINGToN-s75 includes utils.: l.
bedrm. apt; 1908 N. Taft; 5 minis.
Pentason' Ft Mysr; yysse apt; bldg. yds:.
.R Parkins' hsarms IA 1saSs s Ca Gall MendSy Nf az
bCaA hAl.s vi
nette. bath. pvt. entrance: 2-family
bldg. Joint use lge. yard and bsmt.
oil heat, gas and water furn., $50
| mo-: immed. occupancy: ref. re-
auired. 4434 goth rd. no. ia. 2-2226.
ALEX bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit, din.
and bath; all utils. except elec.
| 915 Green st.
ALEX.-Attrac. 6-rm.. 2-bedrm. apt. {:
conv. schools. bus. shops: plenty heat,
sos VI H. GARPrRnD Ell ms ST. So Arneson S1Ioa
Va.---3 rms, kit. and bath: scr in
porch; ldry. facilities: excel. cond.:
Sl00 per mo. Call BETHEL. DI.
CLosE-iN ALEX. vA.-one bedrm..
ay.abls y PT Say Sdinette sS k1t and ca, bath; Ra,;
1 BLK. FIT. MYER-Garden- type apt.
bldg. l bedrm., S645O bedrms..
$3.50 plus utils.. 1st fl. JA
APT TNF1TON mn r TTvus CY7ry EO
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THE REVERE APT.
4013 38th ST,

BRENTWOOD. MD.
Attractive 2-bedrm. apts. in this new
bldg. Featuring large rooms and
plenty OF closets; Conv. to schools,
of r. /. ave.
2 Bedrooms SOS to $100
INCLUDING UTILITIES
To Inspect. See Res. Mgr. No.
410S 40th st.
Fl. G. SMITHY co.
s1l 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NR. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-vac. brk
2 oedrms. scr pch.. rec rm., gas
steel constr. settled cple no pets
S117.5n. 10. 3-6ssa. a
1878 POTOMAC AVE. S.E.-Semi
det brk.: 4 rms. bath: auto. heat
fenced yard. On busline. Ss5. LU
AMER1CAN UNIVERSITY rms =
bedrms,; 1st A air cond. bedrm
and bath; gar; rec. nm; blk
Mass. ave. bus: S275. EN-. 3-5I99
GREEN MEADOWS, MD.-vic. Naya
Ordnance. close to Walter Reed. u
min. downtown Wash. and all EN-.
hassies, . blocks schools, transp
and shopping; nicely furn.. 7-rm
brick. Three bedrms.. Ia baths
rear porch, fenced yard. wall-to-
vail carpeting Venetian blinds
newly dec. inside and out, gas neat
UNTIL OCT. bet. cool. attrac
garden. garage. Bendix. firepl.,~ TV
Ger. express bus. 20 min. down
town. Baby welcome. RA. o-2e99
BETHEsDA-Immaeuiate 2 bedrooms
beautifully furn.; corner lot; neal
NH: unlin. lease; -Sl36 mo. Cal
Robert Wright I'M. $4,000. with
w. B. WRIGHT.
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OPPORTUNITY-He is a spacious
walkup apt, that can be bought for
a song, PROVIDED buyer agrees to
remodel and redecorate; apt. has
lge. foyer, liv. rm., din. rm., pantry,
Kit; bedrms.. bath. porch. : closets
and south and west exposures
operating cost. only S3S Sc in this
marvelously maintained bldg: apt,
priced at only S6,50O. on very low
terms.
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HOUSE sIzE-A marvellous 3-expos-
ure, apt. home; compl. decorated
and new mod. kit. 3 bedrms.. liv
wonderful closets and Just a block
to either street car or Conn. ave.
bus; only Sl7,500, on reasonable
terms
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG LADY snd mother desire to
sqelea;e G,,r,r1 -bsdrm s1iJ air,conditioned
EMPL. CPTE. desires unfurn. apt 2
rms, kit. bath pref $50 tops.
White neighborhood. HO. 2-s974.
UNFURN. EFFIC above the 1st f.
IN clean apt. bldg: outer NV;
about $50. P.O Box 1855. D C.
OWNERS-Need well furnished apis.
from Sl90 to $500 mo. white ten
antsl all parts D. c. have the
tenants. do you have the place?
Reas. fee for results. Call Monday,
NfcELY M FURN. APT. preferably with
bedroom: desired by young lady
NV. residential area. Box 111-J,
ENGINEER who likes country liv.
wants nicely furn. rm. or apt. out
from College Park. Call MR.. MAT
THEW days. UN 4-567S
EMPLOYED COUPLE with S-year-
old daughter desires apt. in Takoma
Park. Silver Spring or nearby Md,
where younsster can be cared for
TU. 2-6065
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SOUTHEAST. a neighborhood Of fine
expensive homes end beautifuj
view; transp. at corner: poStp II
constructions; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., din.
a!cove. kit. bath. 5 closets and lots
OF parking; price, iust $4,000.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

FURNITURE STORAGE = REDsKN
VAN SERVICE INC. Minimum So
per mo. Call HO. 2-1233.
HILLS CRANSFEk---Any day OF nj ,
small and large 'obs: trained men.
long short bookings: ins LU l-950l
LIGHT HAULING, Iocaj moving
TU 2-1150 or II 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe STORAGE In
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO 1-0l04. UNION STOR
AGE CO INC Established 1906
MOVING by hour or Job. Light and
heavy hauling. day or night JOHN
STON TRANSFER CO.. Ii. 3-53S9
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. IA. 9-2937: ewes, RA. 3-l416.
CHESTER MovERs-A trunk or a
truckioad: reasonable. ST. $3.50;
MOVE ANYTHING, day or night, S4
hr: and up; or by the job NO.
GENERAL HAULING. day or night;
reasonable rates; free estimates.
LU. 3-1606.
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CONTINUED on next PaSeJ
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EDMUND J. FLYNN co,
Coop. Apt Authority Since 800
Washington Bldg, Ma S-9565.
1901 WYOMING AVE

BLK. EAST OF CONN. AVE.
5th-flr. corner apt. with liv. rm.,
twin bedrm., End bedrm. or din. rm.,
mod. kit and bath; unusual closet
space: elevator bldg, roof garden
overlooking the city: can be bought
for $4,000 with substantial down
fir. for $3.50. See MISS OAKES
in reception I'm. Sun, . to ), or call
her, DU. 1-t6So
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NEAR DUPONT cIRcLE-An excel.
lent buy in fine bldg; 2 bedrms.
Nv, rm;. din. rm., kit, bath, hall
and oalcony; only $4,000 on reas.
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

Every size ant. available in bldgs.
operating under the cooperative
plan which we have proved sue
cessful in D c. for SO years, in A
bldgs.
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ARL.:---Compl. furn.; new fine loc.
Parking; s minis. D. C. See 260t
n Wash. blvd. ia. S-1502. -.S
9-bedrm. completely
furn. home for adults only: express
bus service conv. stores and Shops
ming ia Q-SRoA -0h
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

NEAR RECHT'S AND KANN's. ARL.
On busline: lge. apt, newly dec; in
small apt. bldg; liv. rm.. I2x1S;
din. ell. SKI: kit. with eating space;
bedrm., 12xls; lse. closets; ldry. rm.,
oh-street parking: heat and water
furn; Adults. SIS. IA. S-7796.- ia.
ARL.%Mod. duplex; bedrms.. liv.
rm.. dinette. kit. bath: bsmt. stor-
age and laund. 4 exposures; 1918
n. Stafford st. IA. 7-6223. -25
NEW BLDG;--Nr. Kann's: bedrm.,
open 3 sides; light vent, extra
closet space, bsmt.. washer, dryer:
10 min. e. G.; only $3.50. utils,
ARLINGTON" bedrms.. well-man-
cepted. $50 to S99.50 per mo-.
utils. incl. l blk. of Columbia pike
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY Co.
IA. 7.44S7. ia. 5000. -25
S13,. ARL.-1 nedrm.. liv. rm., kit.
and bsth: nr. intersection wash.
and Arl. blvds.: nr. Wash. Lee shop
ping center. Ft. Myer, Pentagon.
Navy Annex. EN- S-567s days; EN-.
ARL.wi-bedrm. apt. in new apt.
bldg. nr. Fl. Mysr, s minis. PEN
tsgon. D. c., eonv. shops, bus, S76.
plus utils.. avail. now. "A. 7-074l.
-97
Evening star., 1954-04-25
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

Arm. FURN. or unfurn. and
5-rm. unfurn.: de luxe apis. excel
location, ! blk. from bus. 10 min
to Pentagon; owner will sell equity
weekdays after & pm; all day Sat
aand Jun. 6212 9Th rd.. s. Arl, ia
NAYLoR GARDENs--very nice end
lowest monthly payments in D. C.
with DRURY REALTY CORP. DI,
3 BEDRMS.. &5,1OO-Liv. rm., extra
large kit, bedrms.. bath: $50 mo.
pays prin;, int. taxes, ms. utils.
and maint:; So 800 down. s1LLS
REAL ESTATE, IA. $4,000.
UNUSUALLY SPACIOUS 1-bdrm. apt.
with southwest front corner, ex-
din, rm., and immense bedrm., plus
modern kit. and bath; vacant; COM
pletely redecorated; Ahighly desirable
bldg. with excellent close-in loca-
ton and roof deck: Please call MI
Cabin with H. g. SMITHY CO., ST.
3-3300; res. AID. 2-5004.
BROADMOoR-2 of the largest and
most desirable of the 2-bedrm., 9
operative are now available; one
has 8 exposures. full-size din. rm.
and den; both are in excellent con-
dition and priced to sell with rea-
sonahle financing available. Please
call Mr. Cabin with H. G. SMITHY
CO, ST. 3-3300; res. AID. 2-5O04.
FIRST OFFERlNG-Foyer, liv. rm.,
kit. and bath; completely redec-
grated; good location in established
coop. bldg. bordering Rock Creek
Park: elevator; price only $1,000;
terms. Please call Mr.. Cabin with
H. G: -SMITHY CO., ST. 3-33O0;
res, AID 2-5004.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
H. P. George
Rites
Contracting Firm Head,
Candidate For Cover
nor In 1948 Had Been
Ill Since March.

Funeral services for Hyland P.
George, 63, Kent County Republi-
can leader and president of the con-
tracing firm of George & Lynch,
Inc, were held on Wednesday af-
ternoon at 200 o'clock at the Yeat-
man Funeral Home, 819 Washing
ton street, Wilmington. The Rev.
Robert w. Duke, pastor of Peoples
Congregational Church, Dover, ofi-
ciated.
Mr.. George died Saturday, Au-
gust Z, in the Memorial Hospital,
New York City, where he had been
a patient since July 8. He had been
i'll for several months.
Interment was made in the Lake
side Cemetery, Dover.
Mr.. George, who was the unsuc-
cessful Republican candidate for
Governor in 1948, was a patient at
The Memorial Hospital in Whining
ton for several weeks before his
transfer to New York. His wife,
the former Margaret c. Smith, of
Marydel, and son, Robert c. George
Of Wilmington and Dover, were at
his bedside when he died.
An original partner and for many
years president of George & Lynch,
Inc, which has Offices in Dover
CONTINUED on page SKI
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
G. T. MackIin
Scout
Fund Drive
Milford Business Man To
Direct Southern Dover
District Fund Raising
Campaign.

Mr.. George T. Macklin, we'll
known business man of Milford,
has been appointed as the South
ern Dover District Campaign Chair
man for the forthcoming Boy Scout
Embarrassing drive, according to an
announcement made by DR.. H. v.
Holloway, Dover District Finance
Chairman for the Del-1lar-Va COun-
Gil. Boy Scouts of America. The
Southern Dover District comprises
Milford, Harrington, FELTON,, Cam
den-WyOming. Frederick, Magnolia.
Bowers Beach, Houston and Wood
side. Working as the Northern Do
yer District Chairman is Mr.. Lee F.
Slaughter of Smyrna. The Northern
Dover District comprises every
thing in the State of Delaware be-
low the Canal as far as Dover.
Mr.. Macklin announced that the
Del-Mar-Va Council Finance Cam
paign would be kicked-Off on Sep
tember nth in sixteen communities
throughout the Dover District and
in more than one hundred com
munities throughout the Del-Mar-
Va Council.
In the Southern Dover District
the following men are ehairmen in
their various communities: Mil
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