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Evening star., 1955-10-12

Edward c. Magdeburger, So
retired diesel engine expert. died
yesterday in Montgomery County
General Hospital. Sandy Spring,
Md. of a heart condition. He
had been sick since June.
Mr.. Magdeburger was the hus-
band Of Mrs. Elviria Zimmerman
Magdeburger. former District
Board Of Education member. q
past president Of the District
Federation Of Women's Clubs,
and now o trustee Of the Cancer
Society.
Mr.. Magdeburger was born In
Tambov. Russia, and was grad
uated from the University. Of st.
Petersburg in Russia. He came
to the United States in 1911 and
worked In New York and Mil
waukee. Later he was with
Busch -Sulzer, a diesel engine
firm in st. Louis, Mo-. and chief
engineer Of st. Mary's Oil En-
gine firm in st. Charles. Mo.
In 1922 he came to Washing
ton when President Harding ape
pointed him aide on diesel
engines at the Bureau of Ships.
Mr.. Magdeburger was director
of special developments in the
internal combustion section Of
the bureau when he retired two
years ago.
Last spring he was honored by
the American Society Of Mechan-
ical Engineers and the American
Society Of Naval Engineers for
his contribution to the diesel
field.
Mr.. Magdeburger was also a
member of the Washington
section Of the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers: past
commander Of Brightwood Com
mandery Of the Masons; a mem
ber of Petworth Masonic Lodge
and Mount Vernon Royal Arch
Masons and an elder of Sixth
Presbyterian Church. He was
past patron Of Joppa Lodge
Chapter No. "a Of the Eastern
Star.
Mr.. Magdeburger lived in
Evening star., 1955-10-12

merging them into the 24-hour,
single paper Times-Herald oper-
alton.
Mr.. Newmyer went to Phila-
delphia In 1912 as vice president
and general manager Of the
Philadelphia Record. He re-
signed in l943 TO return tc
Washington to establish his pub
Lie relations tirm.
Awarded Navy Medal
Mr.. Newmyer was awarded the
Navy's Distinguished Service
Medal In 1851 in recognition Of
his advisory services on naval
public relations problems.
Mr.. Newmyer was Q member
of the National Press Club. Al
falfa Club. Woodmont Country
Club and the Maryland Yacht
Club. He was . SD degree
Mason.
Survivors are his widow. the
former Edith Strasburger; two
sons. Arthur. jr.. 1901 Linnean
avenue NV; James NJ. 5l26 Al
belnarle street NV. both asso-
ciated in the Newmyer public re-
lations Arm: . brother. Leroy r.
Newmyer, an executive Of the
Toledo Blade. and three grand
children.
Services viii be held at 3 pm.
tomorrow ct Gawler's funeral
home. 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial viii be In Wash.
ington Hebrew Congregation
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Hans 6. Knoll, Al,
Furniture Builder
And Designer

Hans O. Knoll. Il. president o.
Knoll Associates, Inc. manu-.
facturers and designers Of con.
temporary furniture and tex
tiles with branch ofiices at 1910
Wisconsin avenue NV, wa.
killed October 8 in an auto
mobile accident near Havana
He was IN Cuba on 8 bushes.
trip.
Mr.. Knoll was born In Ger
many, was educated In Switzer-
land and England and came tc
the United States In 1887. Hs
established the Hans @. Knoll
Furniture Co. In New York II
1888. He pioneered in this coun-
try in the advancement Of mod.
ern furniture and textiles and
was said to have been re-
sponsible for the introduction
'of the nodded plastic shell chail
designed by Saarinen.
Mr.. Knoll expanded his firm
into Q worldwide organization
Survivors are his widow Flor.
ence, two children by o former
marriage. his parents and q
brother In Germany.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

Mr.. Gearhart was past COM
mander Of the American Legion
In California and past president
Of the Native Sons Of the Golden
West. He was . member Of the
Society Of American Revolution.
the State and county Republican
Committees, the Elks and Uni-
yersity and National Press Clubs
here.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

A. Lee Amoss. so, retired Pitts
burgh Glass Co. employe who was
active in conserving natural re-
sources In Maryland, died Mon
day at his home, 5704 Queens
Chapel road. Hyattsyille. Md.
Mr.. Amoss began hts career
with the Pittsburgh company in
1911 as an Office boy In Pitts
burgh. Later he was manager
of the paint department in Balti-
more. For Is years before he re-
tired in 1851. he was manager Of
the Washington warehouse.
Mr.. Amoss was treasurer Of the
League OF Maryland Sportsmen
and was q member Of the Chesa-
|peake Bay Fishing Fair Associa-
tion and the Prince Georges Fish
and Game Club.
He was past president Of the
College Park Rotary and Q mem
ber Of the Hyattsville First
Methodist Church, Northeast
Businessmen's Association and
Almas Temple Shrine.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
David Bobp, 80, Lawyer
And Citizens Federation Aide

Iofiice In Pennsylvania. He passed
the State bar examination on
his iirst try.
His disfranchisement when he
became o citizen Of the District
50 ranked him that he took up
the night for suffrage here and
continued the crusade until his
death.
As recently as 1858, Mr.. Babp.
lin . radio interview, expressed
his hope that Washington would
some day have the privilege OF
voting.
II see no reason under the
lConstitution why home rule and
an elected school board could
mot be restored 10 yoteIess Wash
Iington." Mr.. Bahp said at that
time. "The lack Of q vote In
Washington Is q detriment in
achieving many civic improve
lmentS.
Won Dump Fight
During his long residence in
the Lincoln Park area of the
city he led Q seven-year fight
for removal Of q rubbish dump
i'm the northeast section. The
effort was rewarded when the
District built . garbage trans
fer plant in Southeast Washing
ton In the 1930s.
During the early years Of his
residence here he served as a
delegate to the federation from
the West End Citizens Associa-
Ition. the Lincoln Park Citizens
Association and the Burroughs
Citizens Association. Since 1887
he has been q delegate from the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens AS
lsociation.
Mr.. Babp was . storehouse Of
information on people and con-
Iditions in every part Of WASH
lington. Besides his interest In
schools and suffrage. be worked
for adequate playground IA
lculaies ana was active 10 Pubic
utllty matters.
Three Main Hobbies
p,,r,rg h,s st,,a.nt d.r. ~
II aSaustts coI,ess ~ E.stor NJ ~
nahr Tsve,orsd /. ,ordnss. - so,.
Irsa d,ng Ta cIa ss.d he Iovo ~ ~
Lss,. ....4l 80 . 49, -
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In Mriitnriaitt

JOHNSON. DR. NATHANIEL. In low
Ing memory Of our dear father and
husband. Ilr. NATHANIEL JOHNSON,
who departed this life seven years
ago today. October II I'M lsfs FAMILY.
JONES. NOTTIk n n sacred memory
OF our devoted husband and father.
NOTTIE b. JONES, who departed this
life enc year ago, October 12, 1854.
Loving memories never die
As days pass By and years roll on;
Deep In our hearts memory Is kept
OF one we love dearly and will never
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
LACEY. EDWARD n. In memory 81
IHaa LACEY, who departed this life
nine years ago today. October
You have crossed the raging sea Of time
And left me In the storm:
The angry billows around me. roll,
Du' siso IoRErTh snsia W. am LAcEY.S scis,aS On
MAHONEY. MARGARET A.. In loving
remembrance Of our mother. MAR:
this life October ~. 1g45.
How we miss your smiling face,
But you left US to remember,
% happy S fn home 'ae ae ass Once sSar eoyea etace
YOUR CHILDREN. JAMEs NJ, Sr.,
AND AMY 1.
NOACK, OSCAR c. In memory Of our
dear husband and father, OSCAR c.
NoACK. who departed this life thirty
seyen ssis years aso today October H.
To have. to love and then to part.
LoviNsediLlYs, sotriE The FAMILY + Mi nsa.'s'
OLIvER1, MARY LILLIAN. In Iovins
remembrance Of my wife,, MARY LIZ
LIAM OLfVERI, who departed this
NE one year ago today, October IL.
A year has passed since that sad day
When the one ] loved was called away:
God took her home. II was His will,
But LoVrsy " 1y HnsssNn asnss sns rRxSR IlSsfR s!i
ROGERS. MARTHA b. In lovine mem
9ry q our dear mother MARTHh b.
ROGERS. who passed away twelve
years ago today. October IL. 1D43.
a wonderful mother, woman and aide,
One who was better. God never made.
a wonderful worker. so loyal and true,
One In Q million, that, Mother, was you.
Just in judgment, always right:
Honest and liberal. ever upright:
In our hearts your memory fingers.
r,i sweetiy. tendeTly. fond and true:
That we do not think Of YOU.
You left q beautiful memory.
A sorrow too great to be told.
But to US who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
SLAUGHTER, RICHARD I, In loving
memory OF my dear husband. RICH
ARD 1. SLAUGHTER, who departed
this lie nine years ago today, Octo-
Der IL, 1916.
You are not FORGOTTEN. dear.
Nor will You ever be.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. MINNIE
WILSON, ANNIE. In memory OF our
beloved grandmother and great.gfand-
mother. ANNIE WILSON. who departed
this life two years ago today, octo-
Der IL. 1858.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills too hard to climb,
30 He gently closed her weary eyes
:, A,s whispsrsd Peace eS - thine tia ~ :.
VIOLA HAWKINS, DOROTHY LEE
AEp a. a HOST or dREAT-dRAYD-
Evening star., 1955-10-12

on temperance and prohibition
and had been active In the
Church.
Mr.. Shaw was the author Of
numerous books on economic
problems and q compilation Of
temperance stories and poems.
He was q member Of the
World Narcotics Research Foun-
dation, the American Philatelic
Society. Sons Of the American
Revolution and the American
Academy Of Political and Social
Sciences.
Survivors are his widow,
Mabel B.; two sons, Everett r.,
associate professor of business
administration at Texas Luth.
eran College; Ralph B.. Of the
Southwet address: q daughter.
Mrs. Evelyn r. Arbuckle, Waver.
ly, Ohio; three sisters, fiye
brothers and six grandchildren.
Services win be held at 3 pm.
tomorrow at the Lee funeral
home. Fourth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue NE. Burial viii
be private.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Elton R. Shaw, 50, Former
District Publisher and Author

Elton r. Shaw, SO. former
Washington publisher, author
and college professor. died Mon
day at . Washington hospital.
He lived at liz Irvington street
S.W.
Mr.. shaw was president OF
the Shaw Publishing Co., 1911
q street NV, until 1s49 when
he became Ill. He had headed
the publishing company since
1907 in his native Grand Rapids,
Mich. moving the business to
Washington in 1887.
Mr.. Shaw was executive sec
retary Of the, United States
Chamber Of Commerce for
Michigan for six years and for
two years he was executive Sec
retary Of the Michigan State
Chamber Of Commerce before he
came TO Washington.
A graduate Of Ohio Wesleyan
University. Mr.. Shaw taught
public speaking there and at
Kansas Wesleyan. He had lee
tured in Kansas and Michigan
Evening star., 1955-10-12
a. G. Newmyer, 70, Dies;
Public Relations Chief

Arthur q. NeWnayer, 10. prom
inent Washington public rela-
lions consuitant and former
executive. died early
today at his apartment In the
Mayfiower Hotel. He also had
a home on Arundel road. near
Annapolis. Md.
Mr.. NeWmyer was the owner
and chief executive Of the pub
lie relations firm Of Arthur New
myer and Associates. 1000 Ver-
mont avenue NV He founded
the firm in June, 1913. after
more than 20 years of newspaper
work. At one time he was pub
Usher Of the Washington Times.
He began his newspaper career
on that paper In 1902 as secre-
|tary to the publisher. He stayed
with the paper FOR seven years.
moving first to the editorial de-
partment and then becoming ad-
vertising manager.
Served Under Munsey
After the Washington Times
was bought BY Frank Munsey
Mr.. Newmyer was made national
advertising manager Of all Mum
|sey newspapers. That was In
1909. Three years later Mr..
Newmyer purchased . minority
interest In the New Orleans
Item. He was business man
ager and then associate pub
Usher Of the Item between 1912
and 1894.
Luring his years in the South
Mr.. Newrnyer twice served as
president Of the Southern News
paper Publishers Association
and as vice president of the
Associated Advertising Clubs Of
the World. He was chairman Of
the Unemployment Relief Com
|mittee Of the State Of Louisiana
In 1882.
Mr.. Newmyer returned 70
Washington In 1884 a. publisher
of the Washington Times. Two
years later he was appointed
publisher Of the New York
Journal and the following year
he was named assistant general
manager Of the Hearst News
papers.
In 1888, when Mrs. Eleanor
M. Patterson purchased the
washington Herald and WASH
ington Times from Hearst. Mr..
Newmyer returned 10 Washing
ton as associate publisher Of both
papers. He was instrumental in
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Dovid w. Henry. 70,
Retired Toledo Dean

NORWALK. Conn, Oct. II
R).-David Waters Henry. 20,
who retired as dean Of the Uni
versity Of Toledo last June, died
of a heart attack today at the
home Of his brother, John L.
Henry.
Mr.. Henry, who had suffered
from heart trouble for several
years. came here from his Toledo
home with his wife. Mrs. Annis
Garfield Henry. for q visit q
few days ago.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

David Babp. 80. lawyer and
longtime civic leader in WASH
ington, died today 1t George
Washington University Hospital
after o sudden illness.
Mr.. Babp. who lived ut 5000
Connecticut avenue. NV. was
stricken Sunday and admitted
to the hospital. Until last week
he was active In his law ONCE
In the Bond Building here.
MIR. BabpAheld the post Of sec
retary of the Federation Of Citi-
zens' Associations continuously
from 1928 until his death and in
recent years was given the title
|of secretary emeritus,
Headed School Drives
He worked tirelessly for ma
'ticnal representation for WASH
Iington and spearheaded numer-
|ous drives for civic Improvement.
including construction Of the
present Eastern High school and
Taft Junior High and the OPEN
ing of South Dakota avenue.
His unceasing interest In
local problems won him the
coveted Evening Star Trophy for
outstanding civic achievement in
1914. On the occasion Of his 25th
consecutive year as secretary of
the federation in 1913 he was
presented q watch and q scroll
by the organization.
Worked In Justice Agency
OF Pennsylvania Dutch stock.
Mr.. Babp came to Washington
from Easton. Pa, in 1918 to
take q post as special assistant
to the Attorney General. He
held the post until 1921 when
he entered private law practice.
Mr.. Babp was q self-educated
lawyer having studied in q law
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Football Trip PIunned

The Notre Dame University
Club of Washington will meet to-
morrow at $3.50 pm. in the Sher-
atom Carlton Hotel to complete
plans for q trip to the Notre
Dame Pennsylvania football
game ON November . in Phila-
delphis.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Archer P. Montague. Jr..
Steel Firm Official

LYNCHBURG. Va, Oct. IL (49.
Archer Phlegar Montague. jr..
As. partner in the Lynchburg
steel fabricating firm Of
Montague-Betts Co.. died yester-
day in Virginia Baptist Hospital
of q heart attack.
A native Of Lynchburg. Mr..
Montague graduated from VPI
and was q veteran Of World War
II, having served as q lieutenant
In naval aviation In the South
Pacific.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Ernest [. GodshoIk,
Utility Executive

KANSAS CITY, Oct. II R.--
Ernest I. Godshaik. SO, vice
president Of the Kansas City
Power IL Light Co, died yester-
day after suffering q heart attack
lin his ONCE.
Mr.. Godshalk joined the
Kansas City utility in 1851. Be-
fore that. he was executive vice
president and a director of South
Carolina Electric 6s Gas Co. at
Charleston, sc.
He was q native Of KulpS-
vile, Pa.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
iii Mrii,nriaiit

AMERICA. CARRIE NJ. In loving mem
ory. OF my dear mother, CARRIE Nj.
AMERICA. who passed away two years
ago today, October IL, 1888.
Today Is the day Of remembrance
And sad regrets:
A day / shall always remember
When the rest Of the world forRets
LOVING sIy DAUGHTER. ELIZABETH
BLAKEY. CHARLES W. sR. In loving
father, sta' caARIEs W. ~ sIARKY. usR1H sRa b.,
today. October IL, 1914.
Somewhere back Of the sunset,
Away from this world OF strife,
In that land where there Is no night.
YOUR LOVING WIFE LOIS. AND
CHILLI n, oRACnLA AND
BROOKS, MAMIE J. ioyIng tribute
sSeSegKrs egr Ssar anotnsr' NAME MA ;o,y
teen years ago today, October IL.
Loved and remembered always.
Anniversary mass At St. Augustine's
LOVING CHILDREN, VIOLA GOTTEN
AND BEATRICE JETER.
COLEMAN, WILLIEANNA. A tribute Of
VII @iILfEaNNA Il AN scs5 COLEMAN, Wv Who O'1u was
ia.ied e. iess. stcm ia00r 70 reward october
Death is q heartache
:. No one can heal
Memories are keepsakes
No one can steal
Beautiful memories are all have left
Ot one whom loved
HER DAUGHTER, wrLLIANA C.
-.s-s;,,s. . -
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Anuruttiu

% ELlas Thsss yil g 3 An, e Sa; Y;
q ne late KTIAs 0El.MAM eslotsd
and beloved father of Mrs. Elizabeth
NJ. Herman oelman. on sunday. oeto-
Der i6. lo5h et pms et the ohev
Rsiafi4es nd sriends lnHissd. q =
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Festival for Children

To learn what children.s ambi-
tions are. . children's festival
has been held in Calcutta. In
cluding drama, dances. recita-
tions and vocal music. games
and athletics.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
CEMETERY LOTS

n LINCOLN CEMETERY--Lot ISS5. 6iF.
f2: Apostle Gardens. VIII sscr.: ieeving
town. 10. A-0664. --l3
Evening star., 1955-10-12

AMERICA. CARRIE NJ. In loving mem
ory4 OF my dear mother, CARRIE NJ.
AMERICA. who passed away two years
ago today, October IL, 1888.
Today is the day OF remembrance
And sad regrets:
A day ! shall always remember
when the rest OF the world forgets
J LOVING DAUGHTER. ELIZABETH
Evening star., 1955-10-12

WILLIAM A.. 81. Suddenly
2nsrssnes Ha M1naa HSspiss ossssfl VT %StLLIsAS1 LIsS s
DCWLIN0, sR. Of 54i2 4th st. NV,
beloved husband Of Grace v. Dowling,
father OF Mrs. Virginia Cooper and VIII
Florence Callahan of New York. SEW.
ices ct the 8, II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 1901 14th ct. NV. Gree park
ing. on THURSDAY. 2ssooer u Ct !
Evening star., 1955-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-4-sto basement and
large attic, living room, hall, Ii
brary. dining room, kitchen, 0
bedrooms bath, large 2-car garage,
oil a.-c. heat, large porches. Sl3.-
$50. 1860 Talbert st Sc. LU.
1852, -3l
FORT DUPONT HILLS bedroom
brick, lge- scr. rear porcn: eScel.
cond.: Anchor fence. storm win
dows frt. awnings; near 3 schools.
For sale by OWNER. VA appraised.
LU. 4-4S20. -3l
GLASS MANOR-Nr. new. shopping
center. brick, 2-bedrm.. full bsmt.,
alum. storm windows and screens.
CT S11 1,665. NEWCOMB REALTY
10. 2-7655. -3l
HILLCREsT, 33rd st.-Delightful
brick Diet. center hall, lse. liv; rm.
with firepl., sep, din. , rm,; nnr TWIN
leaving city. Offering at saeri-
need eriee NEWcoMB REALTY. k7
HILLCREST S.E.--GT approved,
S17,750; detached brick: 3 bedrms;,
baths, rec. rm.: excel. cond.
1888 Westover dr.. turn right 3lst
and Pa. ave. Open. Lu. 2-!i73.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH
ga baths, garage Move right in
Title ready. OIL l-"016. --3t
BY OWNER--S13,50 500; bedroom
downstairs; fin. attic. with > bed
rms; white shingle: almost "a acre;
fruit trees, garden, flowers and
chickens. $500 Walnut ave. Sc,
Temple Hills. Md. RE. o-h}2l.
2-FAMILY HOME; assume Gil; very
nice, ideal for .etired or young
couple. laos 18th pi. Sc. after =:
ewes LII 4-fi3Ig
Evening star., 1955-07-30
HOUSES FoR sALE-lND.

INDIAN HEAD, Nd, by ewneF-s
bedrms.. lden: fnil din. rla.; ~. m
auto. stove and refkr.. Ia baths
full bsmt.. alum. roll-up awnings
double sarAge, many extra features
ConP. 70 schools and churches
Price. $4,000. Call Riverside 8,
1914
FOR sALE-7-room house, 4 bed.
rooms and $500 acre ground or
River rd.. mile from South
River IN Anne Arundel County
1898 between 8 am. and 5 pm
weekdays ask for Mrs. Aisouith Of
see any evening after b pm
EDWARD GERTZ, Dayidsonville
Evening star., 1955-07-30
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRADBURY HEIGHTs--Neat. 5-rm
Colonial, bsmt.,. COOL. handicapped,
shade trees; 90 Minis. downtown,
on suburban bus. Only $12 300,
FILA or conventional. Mr.. Dixon,
RE. 5-5925. COX a. CO., 10. s.
BRANCH AvE.---o1 approved. beau
tiful brk. rambler, . or 3 bedrms. =.
liv. rm with flrepl.; lge.. level lot:
cony, to Andrews Field Call Mr..
Gribble 10. S-5S73. LU. 4-7aO0
PRUDENTIAL CO. 81
CHEVERLY AREA--No cash. i'm
maculate. 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
with sep. din. rm.. leve! fenced
yard. GI approved, Sl:}.g50: SOH
monthly. Cali tili . pm, EN-. ..
$500. FREDERICK W. BERENs.
CBiLLUM--rhree-bedrm brk,, new
house cond,; shaded lot, screened
porch. h.-w h.. $3.50 down. GI
CiTY-WIDE REALTY HA, 2-sblS.
CLINTON, Sic. 500. OF $3.50 down.
Five rms. bath, fireplace on large
shaded fenced lot, Open Sunday
i-a?s4 HlLIcREsT REALTY. III
COLLEGE PARK PROPER, OPEN
SUN, ] till z, 460l Beechwood
rd.---This section and home speaks
for itself: den and bath on LIST
bedrmS and bath up: lovely
yard many extras HA, 2-T2hS.
coHEE REALTY CO.. .AP 7-a5o5,
Al
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH
CONGRESS HEIGHT
S-BEDROOM DETACHED
BRICK

/ BLOCK TO STORES, TRANsP.
1st-FLOOR DEN
Huge liv. rm. with firepl., large din,
rm. and mod, kit; pine paneled
rec. rm., shower in bsmt.;, 3 large
hedrms. with abundant closet space.
Oil heat and finest plumbing fix
lures. Beautiful home on level lot,
nicely Handicapped, beautiful shrub
berry. Ready to move into; no re-
pairs necessary. Terms, or may
consider small home in trade. TIC
inspect. call JOHN l.. SHELTON,
Realtor, 10. $4,000, daily, til 8.
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COLORED
31nR ELM ST NE

Brsnd-new rambler; 1st time shown
8 rms, bath, full bsat,. rec. rm.
gas a.-c heat. firepL: lge. lot
NORTHEAST REALTY. CO. 5-S39:
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WOODACRFS
OPEN @ SUN; l TIL DARK

saa,75S va AppRoVfFTnH fTH
PORCH PICTURE WINDOW. DEN
LGF, WOODED LOT. STONE BAR.
BFoUE. Dir; Out Mas. ave. ext. tc
Ardmore court. right IN No. ) and
our Open Sign. ANDRIs REALTY
co. OIL, o-9070; ewes, Mrs. Deely
EN-. $4,000, -3i
KNorTY PINE GARAGE, DEN
Rambler. situated on wooded lot:
S11.500, $500 down. approx. SIS
mo, G1. Ana Denfield ave, Ken
sington. Md. Lo. 4-0077. Must &C
Evening star., 1955-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRAND-NEW

Three-bedrm. brick ramhler-Liy.
rm- With fireplace. din. rm.s equip.
IL. IHh ssmt- with o.s.e.. lovely
cash. fun price. S15.g5O. Best
This for deal, MODERN REALTY
co. To- 4-545oi If no ans. 10.
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ONLY S9.75O

1EA1 = VT W
MINN. AVE, Mr.. RANDALL CIRCLE
Neat, frame bungalow, completely
remodeled, full bsmt., new gas
furnace, det. garage. Anchor fence,
back yard. back up to Govt. park;
fine old shade trees, very COM
Portable home, handy location.
C. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
LU 4-6227 LU. 4-2253
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COLoRED, $3.50 DOWN
2011 NEWTON ST NE.
COLORED

9 rms, . baths. full bsmt-. oil H.
VII, lse. lot, Anchor fence. 49,.
NORTHEAST REALTY. CO. 5-S293
Evening star., 1955-07-30

&14.e5o. bargain; 6-bedrm row
house OF Capitol St. nr waterworks
House in peri cond This 9-rm
home offers attraction for 2 sep
apis or roomins house Must DC
seen to appreciate Cali OWNER
ia 7-nS77 or ia S-S52S. =
Evening star., 1955-07-30
COLORED-OPEN
WOODBRIDGE

1907 Rhode. Island avenue. besut.
lge. mod. detached home, liy. rm..
breakfront Large superhlv Equipped
Kitchen. bedrms.. lee. waik-in
closets with windows. . baths: rec.
rm;; auto heat; lge. yard; patio:
barbecue pit. garage PRICED for
quick sale. THAcKER REALTY,
ST, 3-313g DE g-N11D III
Evening star., 1955-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CT APPROVED
S19.S50

SILVER SPRING, MD.
1891 LANIER DRIVE
4-bedrm.. 2-bath. white brick Cape
Cod on spac. lot.
IN CONVENIENT ROSEMARY HILLS
All-elee. kit, spruce-paneled rec. fm.
Owner transf. Immed. occupancy.
III 6-137& II
Evening star., 1955-07-30

CT APPRAISED-$2l,80 800
4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape
Cod with complete elec-
trio kitchen. Bradley
Blvd. area of Bethesda.
Controlled n eig h bor-
hood. Owner will sell
direct for $4,000. Low
cash, no brokers. Call
for appointment, OIL.
2-5046.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Colored-They Are Gong
WITT DE HnNE

SoASA W AASJ 80
WILL BE GONE
IF YOU DON'T ACT FAST
PRICED FOR WORKING MAN
S189 DOWN
1912 K ST. NE, 7 RMS.
1909 E ST. NE, 7 RMS.
1346 e ST. NE, 7 RMS.
1909 F ST. NE, 7 RMS.
31l0 25th ST. NE, DET.
SAG 14th ST. Sc, 7 RMS.
1437 S. C. AVE, 6 RMS.
TO SEE HOUSES INSIDE
SOL INVEST. CO., Ii. $3.50
3i
Evening star., 1955-07-30
AIR-CONDITIONED

Conn. Gardens 117lO Hatcher pl
Lovely 2-bedrm. brick rambler
Lee GE kit. storm sash and
screens. bSmt.; beautiful fenced
lot and trees. OWNER, 10. 3
1912 or III o-7n5Q AZ