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APTs. UNEuRNisnEp-VA.

s76: : bedrms.. SIS; includ. gas:
ideal location, attr.. decorated. ia.
5-7270, 1900 N. Oak --S
ARL.: close 'n-2 bedrms.; quiet,
high. wooded area. above Rosslyn:
mod. kit: parking. bus. shopping:
oa. r wson bv E. G Ell. 1 on s oaf &:
right to 1884 10th I'd. North. Apt. 8.
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred
erick st.. Magnolia. Gardens-.Avatl.
now: beautiful and spacious living
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment. parauet floors. Venetian blinds.
3 exposures Itils. furn.; 500. mo:
One bedroom: $3.50. For info. cali
Al "A s s3sT AREA. clos. In, and
every detail; wooded area; well-kspt
lawns and grounds: walking dis
transp: $77 30 and $3.50 "a. =
a576, 4014 Columbia pike.
ARL., s95O-2-bedrm. apt: mod
srn saasd s fScT Re shafTfa
Mr.. PENTAGoNWi- 6edrm.. iiv. rm.,
dinette. kit, bath. incl: utils;, SD
per mo. Call r 4. HUMPHREYS
rT RsaltoT BES sAj s-0asS must see hi.
tastefully decorated bedroom apt.
with cheerful and spacious living
room separate dining alcove, mod
ern kit with de luxe equipment
incl. garbage disposal. plus master
Tv antenna; storage "a and automatic;
ntiI. within f' Watkins distanc: 10
Mrs. Simpson. No. is. FIFE LoMAR
APIS, sos N. Pollard st. Dust on
N Glebe rdl ia. 4-1796.. or Shan
NON q LUCHS CO., 724 14th Ut.
All nT. n Y. s-a$$4'bi edrms., iiv. rm.,
dinette. waking distance All. Hall.
Ldry. facils.. ofI-st. parking. sos
per mo, incl. all utils. See mgr.
mr. st j HAR5a sa &C. o. e sas o ra0I "a.
s-3366. during business hrs,
ARL.-Brand-new bldg. now open.
! and 2 bedrm: apis. $3.50 to
CONN Rn shop psn bus 4 sF. 4 as|l D. fi
ARL., s94.50. utiis. inel.-Excel. loo.
ard A., cheerful. nicely dec, 2
GROOM CO. ia. 7-44s7. "a. S-eSio
near Courthouse =
utils., pvt. parking area, close TO
bus. ARFAx REALTY. INC. JE. 2
VIRGINIA. westoyer section in
North Arlington. Just on Washing;
stores-1 bedrm., liv. rm., dinette
space and kit. $69.. 80 per mo;
includes heat and hot water. Call
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. $4,000.
1 ROOM with shower bath. refris-
orator and hot plate. Ideal for o
single girl. or bachelor In high
class apt. house. Laundry and pvt.
parking facilities. Conv.. to shopping
center and buslines, also to Pen
tagon, Navy Annex. and downtown
im@edistsiy,. MXKE Eisiii io'i MANOR.
INC. 1918 N. Court House I'd.
Gan "a, $1,000 from 10 to 5. Mon.
FEE RENT 2 wEEKs--Attraetively
decor. 1-bedrm. apt. in well-kept
garden-type bldg. Ample laundry.
storage facilities. min. Pentagon.
Navy Annex, TT. Myer. S75 incl.
utils: ia. 7-54l4:
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TAKOMA PARK-1st fir., li7. rm.,
bedrm.. bath, kit. large pvt. front
rH AXIOM sos PRRKSS N; ~ dec decor: 3.
room apt; S75, incl. utils.; on bus
line. Call JU. 9-4559. -
BETHESDA-3 rms. with bath; mr..
NH; conv. transp.; ideal for bach
elor. OIL. 2-4010. "a
PARk--Nicely furn.; / and
shops. u. 5.5asS. VIVA ~. ~
TAKOMA PIX rooms and bath;
LIST mr.: pvt. entr.; utils: furn:; on
busline; cple. only. JU. 7-9023.
SILVER sPRNG-spacious liv. rm.,
beautiful furnished kit, dressing
rm., new 81" TV; close to D. C. line,
ample parking space. JU. S-217S.
vic. walter Reed-Iiv,
rm. bedrm.. kit, bath: garage and
driveway JU. e-9229. 10 4-0711.
1891 CARROLL AVE, Takoma Park
Nicely furn. liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kitchenette. $50 mo. JU. 5-l746.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. mr.. Chevy Chase
and Columbia Clubs and NH; util.
incl OIL. 2-3173. -
tile BATH, kit, furnished above
aver avail; April z; adults. $3.50
T;aIkoSSA Pal PARK-spaeious liy. Im..
d In Tm Ssdrn tiled Ssaut Sash 1 e.
gtilsi inc@d.; adults; $115. ~.
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C0LORED-513 n ST. N.W.I2
i ts. immediate occupancy. DI. =
CoLoRED-141o nth ST. NV
bedrms.. liv. rm kit. and bath, COM
pletely redecorated. new kitchen,
new bath; ST9.50: adults only. See
sanitGr On gFsmiss snd IN AZ Apt' HEp,
luxe 2-bedrm. apt.-Dinette, tile
bath. h.-w.h. Key at sac 62nd st.
AuERBACH d CO. DI. 7-6501. tn.
coIoRED-1sss EUCLID ST. NV,
Ant. 32--A nice apt. in large apt.
bldg. with. elev. serv. Lily. rm.. bed
farn l S77.so mo. TO inspect see
COLORED-I723 EUCLID ST. NV
2-rm, and bath apt, $50, tncl. beat
snd b " sdSlts s GlT EM 1ooms
cow. to transp.; util. furn. Cali
coIoREDs Ms RMS. kit. and bath;
$3.50 per. mo. Owner pays utils
co eSay nv: lG ,ss e. a sagSS sr.
section; rent. s57, 50 mo. Cali Mr..
COLORED-1705 TRINIDAD AVE.
NE, Trinidad sectien---Lse. one.
bedrm. apt; rent $57 so mo. Cali
Mr.. DUVALL, DI. 7-640Q. %
COLORED-1243 16th ST. NE
Modern, 2-rm.. kit. and bath apt.
mo. Gail MR.. DIIyALL. DI. 7-6400.
COL0RED-6 RMS, bath, porch.
s s5o s ssn s4ss d. EM Sass1ae rms ms
COLORED--2 RMS, JOB seaton pl
NV: $50 RA. 1916: COW.
shopping and transportation. --S
COL0RED--TWO RMS., kitchen and
bath. plus incl. porch; $7S per mo.
owner pays utilities. 700 = st. ne.
To inspect. call ST. 3-3657. -
C0LORED-N.E. DE LUKE 2-bed-
room apt. tall utils included. Here
is real value for selective. tenant
in q new. modern bldg. with large
rooms delightful exposures. excellent
closet space plus convenient loca-
ton. laundry and storage rooms.
Inquire No. POI, 801 49th st. ne.
LII. 2-7062. or SHANNON a. LUCHS
CO. IA 18th st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
CoLoRED-2-BE APIS.
ky b 81 sIo sl f ~ a.
I014h 9th ST. NE.
INSPECT , THESE APTs; Gall
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APIS. UkFURNisHEp-MD.

1914 GLENvIEw AVE-, Takoma PIX,
--4-unit bldg. with home-like
privils.; fenced-in pack yard; bsmt.
with automatic washer: pvt. park.
Ing; lge. hv-din. rm. area: bedrm.
and mod. kit. IS
BERwYN--New apt. bedrm.. liv.
rm., kit. and tile bath; air cooled;
large rooms. TO. 9-6SS8 after 3
COM. AVE. AND EAsT-wEsT Hwy.
II bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
III ~ R sGhPHRiEs R e. %s
s HAi iI'a sPh1sG, mr.. Flower a ave.
shopping, $s0-Large liy. rm., d.
bath: storage: utiIs. Incl. Ju. s-i3i5
TAKOMA PARK. MD; $50 PairvieW
ave.-Newly decorated, 1-bedroom.
pans sSom IND din eor ns s' Ss
ties Included, 6:unit apartment
ssis GARLAND AVE, Apt. SIS,
NE shoyer; rSss.5o. JU. $500;
s $751; a5 as aa-s sSfI.1Apt. newly deco.
kitchen and bath available for i'm
mediate OCCUPANCY. To inspect pick
up Key at 37l4 between 3 and $50
daily or call DI. 7-4244...
2 BEDROOMS. liv. rm., tiled kitchen
81 and H sath; e 90 dix lssl 6a14 49nd
Community in close-H silver Spring
Nd. offering delightful bedroom
units at S7S. to $3.50. incl. all
utils. Beautiful kitchen, attractive
room sizes including dining area,
plus ample closet space. Complete
automatic laundry facilities, storage
lockers. Fairgrounds and parking.
Res; mgr. ~. 9.5ss7, 5000 Old
s slss sm6N rd i,, silyer spring Md
II nlR'' NA q s L9Sbs CO. ia l4th
MARYLAND PARK = Near Lyndon
Hill SCHOOL,. 2 bedrms:. suit. 2
ERNEST H. LUNG. DI. 7-2221. 10.
OFF iF1 NEW HAMP. AVE. IN MD.-so5
Fairview ave-. lovely 1-bedrm. apt.
liv. rm.. dinette, kitchen, bath. attic
stor: space: $3.50. incl. utils. HE.
CORAL HILLS a. D, 6; line, Garden
sos; incl. utils.; near school, bus,
shops. 10. Gross. Iii
Observation-Disclosures. apt. mod.
construction. Riggs I'd. and Univer-
sity lane loo. S84.50. HE. 1920.
,TAKoMA PARK, $40 mo-. near
Flower and Piney Branch rd.--Newly
decorated 1-bedroom apartment. l
block s e shsSpping' bus a.. and schoe ls
A mo0th S ast on rover oRer'n ase Rsr
FELL REAL ESTATE, ~. 9-iI03,
Ewes IO 6-35Q3
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The John Kilpen Hotel
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

WANT ROOM IN ARLINGTON, VA.
$40 to Sl6 mo. Phone. READ. Wo,
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BACHELORS, age 90. seek third,
fully equipped. WA. 1883. Ill
MAN TO SHARE with man, 2 rms.
Kit, pvt; bath, Tv. radio. phone.
Mr.. CONN. AND CATHEDRAL AYES.
Young men to compl. foursome in
lge. mod. attr. apt; pvt. unlim. phone
$50 mo. each; gar. incl. DE. 2-7S2S.
18th ST. N.W.-Girls or men. full
cooking priyils., in beautiful house:
ATTRACTIVE APT. for lady to share
with another lady. near Kennedy
Warren Hotel. Twin beds. Call DE
2:l677 after 2 pm. Sat. and Sun;
after z pm. wkdays. 20
ARL. BLYD.-Giri. age 1926, share
with another girl. mod. 1-bedrm.
apt; conv. bus. shops. JE. 4-4711:
TWO MEN will share apt. with third
man; wall-to-wan carpeting. radio
phono-Tv DU. 1850. Ia
YOUNG DOCTOR wishes to share his
2-bed apt. with another prof. man;
Berkshire Apis: S65. Wo. 6-6635.
YOUNG MAN. 1886. to share Capt
other man. DI. 7-2472 after 1880
GEoRGETowN-s coll. grad. tmen,.
(TV. HIM. Easy parking; cool in
C sR%sE P a4bY R Snare fS aEn front
room and apt. with another lady;
privileges: IS wk. Call DE. 2-7s65.
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AIRS. UNFuRkllshEp-D.c.

415 N. J, Ave. SEQ rms. kit:
S82 so: KEY No. 3.
1914 22nd N.Ws-Two l nm. and kit.
low $3.50: after 5.
1743 Corcoran N.W.-2 bedrms.. hv
kit. bath; $780,, These apis; win
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UNEURNlsHEn-p.c.
LAST WORD

IN MODERN LIVING
Best D. c.. location in the Embassy
Row at Meridian Park; new air.
cond. bldg: all modern
facilities. 'TV. garage. storage space.
secretarial service. Must be seen to
appreciate. reas. rent. HILLTOP
HOUSE. 1475 Euclid st. NV. HU.
3-3402. 10
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Fairfax Village Apis.
2O0l 3Sth ST. Sc

ment community. beautifully land.
Scaped. suburban atmosphere, yet
only o few minutes to downtown
WASHINGTON BY automobile or public
transportation.
Complete shopping center, post ONCE.
Laundromat and other facilities on
grounds.
Convenient to schools. churches. Boil
ing and Andrews Fields. and Ana
apartments available for immediate
occupancy; others for early occu-
pancy
rates from sos to 500.
Furnished apis available II desired.
For Information. Call Rental Once.
LU 2-S2S5
Hrs, 8 am. to $50 pm Monday
through Saturday: Sunday from
to 5:30 pm.
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APIS. UkFuRNisHEp-o.c.

Boiling kMLD--Nswly dec. i-bsd-
yoo saIssP ses'. ,.s ssso a''''' mel
bedrm apt. In ant. bldg. See any
time. Art. 30.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE. with care;
excellent food: reas. ia, 9-2742:
laos MASS. AVE. N.W.-Exceilent
food: earline; Tv, Bendix. AID
1fosi isth N.w.-Room for business
people, students. Selected menus.
TIE MARIETTA. 1925 10th st. NV.
Lovely single and double rms. for
young ladies and men: shower baths
excellent food. elevator: %.
HOME AWAY FROM HOME-Deli-
cious meals. maid service. elev.. TV.
Bendix; best NV. loo. and transp.
Special atten. given elderly people.
Tourist accommodation; low rates.
CO. 5-9735, CO. $3.50. %
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2001-Nice
sttrae. sir-cond. rm. with good
meals, s16 wk.; young people; co
BRzDIEY ARMS. 1925 10th st. NV,
For nice young people; single and
double rooms: S55 to S75 rer mo-,
or SIS per week; excellent food.
~. auto. washer and drier; no
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block of Conn. ave at 1900.
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dble.
and sgle,. rms, pvt. bath avail; ex-
Gel meals; rates, $3.50 week up,
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wEsTcHEsTER APT. ons
bedrm.. lge. drawing rn:. beau
tiful colors and furnishings.
Air cond. Very desirable; Cou-
pie or adult. Owner abroad.
WO. 6-7700.
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1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Lovely furn. 2-bedrm. apt, lots Of
1iv. area: pref. for. 8. Girls or cple
wanting room. Mod. in all respects
To inspect ask resident manager fol-
key to Apt. % or call so. 5-52SS
nr CIT 3-9Q16 -
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coLoREp

CoLORED
419 2Ist ST. NV.
Two large rooms. semiprivate bath
all new kitchen equipment: apart
men has Just been completely re
decorated; S45.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTORS
723 goth St. NV. RE. 1855!
COLORED-721 EUCLID ST. NV
9 rms. kit, bath, SIS. so.
l Sstb. Lar IA St NV rms Kit
737 srd 81. ns.-2 rms. kit, bath
utils. incl, S82 30,
URCioLo REALTY CO.
DOT New YORK Ave. NV. NE. S-494l
COLORED-f336 18th ST. Sc:
rms, kit. bath, S35.
942 Rhode Island ave. n.w.-2 rms.
kit, bath, $3.50.
81 - + St n.w.-s rms. kit-' bath
UuRc1oIo REALTY CO.
9O7 New York Ave. NV. NE. S-494l
CoLoRED-CAPrToL HILL
All End st. Sc. Large 3-rm. apt
with pvt. bath: in apt. bldg: newl!
dec: S7g.50 o mo-, incl. utils, ant
ianitor service. See ianitor. base
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5I1I 3rd ST. NW.--S65 incl util.
l-Bedrm. Apt. See Mrs; Hit: No.
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56I1 First Pl. n.w-2 bedrms.. liv
rm.. dinette. kit. bath and screened
porch: S5g. 80 per mo. plus heai
and ytils; To inspect csll BOSS. 4
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APIS. FURNIsHED-Mp.

COLORED-FOR COUPLE
1894 Spring Road NV.
EX. 3-6S0T, RIA. 3-2466
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Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom. living room. din
ing foyer kitchen and bath Newly
remodslsd and decorated ssaSt through sh
room equipment pastel tile built-in
tub and shower, walk-in closets: "a
hr switchboard and elevator serv-
ice Also available efficiency apart
ment. HO, 2-6574.
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jacob Biben, AZ,
Theatrical AGENT

Jacob Biben, A, Washington
theatrical agent for a number of
years, died Tuesday at the Will
lard Hotel. He had planned to
go to a Pennsylvania sanitarium
this week for his health.
A native of Philadelphia, Mr..
Biben was a theatrical agent
there with his brother, Harry,
who operated the Biben The
atrical Enterprises.
Mr.. Biben, known as Jake,
came to Washington 19 years ago
and started the Biben Theatrical
Agency. His Offices are at 1406
G street NV. At one time he
was manager of the Atlas Theater
in Northeast.
Mr.. Biben had been master of
ceremonies at various Army
camp shows and had provided
talent for parties. dinners. con-
ventions, the USO and other
entertainments. He booked
talent all over the country.
He was also active in cerebral
palsy and muscular dystrophy
telethons.
He was a member Of the
Variety Club Of Washington, the
Masons, Scottish Rite and was
active in Jewish charities.
Besides his brother Harry. he
is survived by'a son and daugh-
ter. his mother and sister in
Philadelphia.
Funeral services and burial
were to be held today in Phila-
delphia. ,
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Mrs. J. w. Bennett,
Widow of JUDGE

Mrs. Matte Rea Bennett, 80,
widow of Federal Judge John
William Bennett. died yesterday
at the District Of Columbia Home
for Incurables.
Prominent socially, Mrs. Ben
nett was said to have been the
Oldest woman listed in the WASH
ington social register. For many
years she lived at the Westches-
ter Apartments and later at Al
ban Towers. Wisconsin and Mas
sachusetts avenues NV until
she became Ill earlier this year.
Mrs. Bennett was born In Ken
tucky, but she had lived in WASH
ington for Sc years. Her hus-
band died in 1941.
Her son. Richard r. Bennett.
4515 Sangamore, road NV, is
president of the Washington
Chapter of the Public Relations
Society of America and retired
public relations director for the
National Association of Manu-
facturers.
Mrs. Bennett was active In
civic and social events here. She
was prominent in affairs of the
Pen Women of America and the
Virginia Historical Society.
Funeral services win be held
at 8 am. tomorrow at Robert
Pumphrey's funeral home In Be-
thesda. Burial viii be in Druid
Ridge Cemetery, Baltimore.
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Mrs. John H. Ives,
Wife of General

Mrs. John H. Ives, 43, wife of
Brig. Gen. Ives. chief of the mill
tary personnel policy division,
office of the Assistant Secretary
OF Defense, died yesterday while
on a visit in New Orleans. She
lived at 8o39 Glendale road,
Chevy Chase, Md.
The former Katherine Sulli-
van, Mrs. Ives was born and edu-
Gated in New Orleans. She lived
here during World War II while
her husband was overseas.
Mrs. Ives was formerly active
in amateur golf matches here.
She was q member of the Air
Force Officers Wives Club and
participated in cancer fund
drives. ..
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two children, Kath-
crime c. and John. jr.: a brother,
Patrick Sullivan, and a sister,
Mrs. Patrick Browne, both of
New Orleans.
Requiem mass and burial were
to be held today in New Orleans.
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Mrs. John T. French, Jr., 88,
Widow of Indion Fighter

Mrs. John T. French, jr., 88.
widow of Army 1t. Col. French.
Indian fighter and chief of the
Quartermaster Corps in Havana
after the Spanish-American War,
died yesterday in a Washington
hospital.
She lived with her daughter.
Mrs. Clinton Ward, 1907 @ street
NV.
Mrs. French was the former
Mildred van Reed Smith, a ma
tive of Marion, Ohio. She spent
her early life in Lebanon. Pa.
and for the last SO years had
been a Washington resident. Her
husband died in 1909.
Mrs. French was a miniature
painter. She was also active in
the Red Cross and while in her
sos contributed about 1000
hours doing Red Cross bandage
work at Walsh House, for which
she was cited. She was a mem
ber of the Church Of the Coven-
Iant, now National Presbyterian,
and taught Sunday School at
Peck Memorial Chapel, formerly
lat Twenty-ninth and M
streets NV.
Mrs. French was a life mem
ber of the Army-Navy Relief So
Iciety and a member of the Sher-
wood Forest Club.
Besides Mrs. Ward, she is sur
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Karl K. Schwartz,
Inventive Genius

ELKHART LAKE, Wis, July
IA (R.-Karl K. Schwartz, TO
Iyear-old inventive genius, died
Tuesday night at Sheboygan
Memorial Hospital after a brief
illness.
Among inventions credited to
MIR. Schwartz are the gasoline
pump computer. which estimates
the cost of gasoline dispensed at
filling stations, the "measurer-
graph" which estimates the
measure of yard goods, and the
first commercial record changer
forerunner of the present juke
box.
His most recent invention was
Ia machine to lessen the stren-
Iuous manual operation formerly
attached to manufacture of Ital-
ian cheese.
Mr.. Schwartz was born in
Budapest, Hungary. He came to
this country at the age of 19
and settled in Sheboygan Falls
Survivors include his widow and
two sons,
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Rites Held in Silver Spring
For Lawrence B. MuIoney, Sr.

an agent for international Har-
vester, Inc. since then.
Mr.. Maloney was a member of
the Knights of Columbus, Holy
Name Society and the Mems
Club of st. Michael's Catholic
Church. He was active in the
Catholic Youth Organization and
was a member of the Manor Club
and a director of the Silver
Spring Board Of Trade.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Elsie Marie Cavey Maloney; a
daughter, Miss Gloria Maloney,
of the home address; two sons,
Lawrence, jr.. Of the Manor Club
Estates, Norbeck, Md; Leonard
j., 1857 Flack street, Silver
Spring, both vice presidents of
Maloney's. Inc; four brothers
and two sisters, Charles g.. 412
Oneida place NV: Harry, Phil
|adelphia; Edgar, Buffalo, N. Y;
Thad Maloney and Mrs. P. A,
Bowen. both of. Dayton, Md;
Mrs. Lucretia Hoover, New Bern,
N. c., and six grandchildren.
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Mrs. Miles White,
Member of Noted
Maryland Family

BALTIMORE, July IA (P..-
Mrs. Miles White, widely known
authority on antiques and men,
Der of a prominent Maryland
family, died at her home Tues
day night. She was IS and had
been i'll about a month.
A son, Francis White, is United
States Ambassador to Mexico
"A nephew, Philip Bonsal, is AM
bassador to Colombia.
Mrs. White was president OF
Hammond -Harwood House, the
venerable showplace and mu-
scum at Annapolis which she
twice saved from falling into
private hands.
She was the widow of Miles
White, jr., who died in 1888 at
I82.
In addition to her son, Mrs.
White is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Joshua B. Holden of Bos-
ton, and two grandsons and q
granddaughter.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. Friday.
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IWuIter A. WiIIiums Dies;
Survey EmpIoye ~ Years

Mr.. Williams was active In
Christ Episcopal Church in
Rockville. having served as a
vestryman of Prince Georges
parish and register Of the church.
He was also past master Of the
Masonic lodge in Rockville.
Mr.. Williams was married In
1909 to the former Emma Barry
Albert Of Rockville. She died in
1947. A daughter, Mrs. William
Armstrong. died in 1858.
Survivors are son, w. Ander-
son Williams, Pitts1eld, Mass;
two daughters, Mrs. Richard G.
Buckingham of 522 West Mont
gomery avenue, Rockville, and
Mrs John c. Allnutt of 227 Falls
road, Rockville, and IL grand
children.
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow at Christ Epis-
copal Church. Rockville. Burial
viii be in Rockville Union Gem
etery.
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Walter A. Williams. 81. re-
tired from the District surveyors
office and a lifelong resident Of
Rockville. Nd. died yesterday
In Montgomery County General
Hospital.
Mr.. Williams was born in
Rockville, the son of Richard and
Rose Anderson Williams. He
went to the old Rockville
Academy and was graduated
from National Law School. He
was q member of the District
bar although he never practiced
law.
For A years. Mr.. Williams
worked in the District surveyors
Office. He was an assistant en-
Igineer when he retired in 1916.
Since his retirement, he had
been secretary treasurer Of the
Rockville Cemetery Association.
He lived at 10 williams street,
Rockville.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Civic Group Asks
New Taxi Setup

The executive committee Of the
Federation of Civic Associations
last night suggested the estab-
lishment of taxicab service un-
der the supervision of District Of
flcials to improve transportation
during the Capital Transit Co.
strike.
Under the proposed project,
District and taxicab companies
officials would establish the serv-
Ice by outlining routes and pick
up points throughout the city.
The committee also offered its
support to the commissioners in
event the Capital Transit Co. is
seized. It also backed up the
Public Utilities Commission in its
stand against fare increase.
George o. Butler. president of
the federation, conducted the
meeting in the Recorder of Deeds
Office, Sixth and D streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Byrd Takes Post
With Contracting
Firm in Baltimore

BALTIMORE. July IA P.-
DR.. H. c. Byrd. former president
Of the University of Maryland
and Democratic candidate for
governor last year, has accepted
an executive position with Bal
timore Contractors Inc.
Victor Frenkil. president Of
the construction firm which built
Byrd Stadium, the field house
and dormitories at Maryland,
made the announcement last
night.
DR.. Byrd said he planned to
take an apartment in Baltimore
and spend the week ends at his
home in College Park.
He said he will work on the
history of the university-a job
he was commissioned to do when
he relinquished the presidency
in January 1954--in his spare
time and on week ends.
Evening star., 1955-07-14

Requiem mass for Lawrence B.
Maloney, sr., 50. owner Of Ma
loney's, Inc, 1926 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. was said yesterday at
St. Michaers Catholic Church
Silver Spring. Burial was in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Maloney died Sunday at
his home, 1114 Woodside park
way. Silver Spring.
A native of Dayton, Howard
County, Md. Mr.. Maloney man
aged an A. & P. store in Balti-
more until about 1923, when he
Joined International Harvester
Jas a salesman in Baltimore. He
was local manager in Washing
ton at one time, assistant man
Iager in Boston and branch man.
Iager in Richmond, Va, and
Minneapolis, MINI.
Ten years ago he went intc
the farm equipment and hard.
ware business for himself in Sill.
yer Spring. buying out Hunter
Bros. Mr.. Maloney had beer