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she recalled the great number
of school children who started on
trips to Washington unaware of
what they were going to see,
and its connection with their
own communities.
In addition to her historical
works, she published poems,
songs, cantatas, pageants and
operettas for children. Many
of her songs were included in
a series edited by the late Wal
ter Damrosch. She also collab-
GRATED in a number of musical
publications for kindergarten
and elementary grades. Her
safety songs and poems have
been used in teaching safety
rules to school children.
Several of her books have been
put into braille and talking
books for the blind by the Lii
brary of Congress.
Mrs. Graham was a founder
and past president of the Chill
dren's Book Guild of Washing
ton. and was active in many
literary organizations here and
in Iowa.
Native of Delaware
Born in Harrington, Del, Mrs.
Graham was a graduate of the
American Conservatory of Music
in Chicago and had done special
graduate work in education and
music at Columbia, Cornell and
Northwestern Universities.
Her first husband, DR.. Harvey
c. Heald. died in 1908 and in
1921 she married H. A. Graham
of Ottumwa, Iowa. Mr.. Graham
died in 1888.
A contralto soloist and pianist,
Mrs. Graham taught music in
public schools of Cedar Rapids
and Shenandoah, Iowa. She di-
rected glee clubs which won
music festivals in Iowa.
Mrs. Graham is survived by
three sons. Gordon, of Dayton,
Ohio; Robert, of Essex Falls,
N. j., and Charles, of Clarinda,
Iowa, and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
in Iowa.
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Mrs. Joseph Nobel,
Techno|ogist for
Bureau Of Standards

Mrs. Joseph Nobel. Bureau of
Standards technologist and ac-
tive in the League of American
Pen Women. died yesterday at
her home, 5516 Thirteenth street
NV.
Mrs. Nobel was stricken while
preparing to go to work and
died a half hour later.
The former Louise D. Card,
Mrs. Nobel was born in New
York State and lived in the
West until she came to Wash
ington in 1884 when she joined
the Government service.
She entered the Bureau of
Standards as a clerk -typist and
was promoted to stenographer,
editorial and secretarial assist
ant and later became physical
science editor. At the time OF
her death she was a technologist
in the codes and specifications
section of the Building Tech
nology Division.
She was the only woman
member of the Building and Re-
search Institute of the National
Research Council.
Mrs. Nobel was an active men,
ber of the National League OF
American Pen Women and was
first vice president and former
treasurer of the District branch
of the league.
Surviving are her husband; q
sister. Mrs. Dorothy Swartz OF
Temple City, Calf. and one
brother, Don Card of Portland
Greg.
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Olaf Hytten, 81, Actor
In Many Motion Pictures
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 12.-
Olaf Hytten, 67-year-old char
acter actor, died of a heart at
tack yesterday shortly after he
had finished a scene for a movie.
He was stricken on the set of
"Sir Walter Raleigh" and was
dead by the time he reached the
studio hospital.
Born in Glasgow, Scotland,
Mr.. Hytten had appeared in
many motion pictures. He came
to the United States after tour
ing England in 1914 with a
repertory company. Mr.. Hytten
had appeared on the English
stage with Herbert Marshall,
also in "Slr Walter Raleigh, -
which stars Bette Davis and
Richard Todd, another British
actor.
Mr.. Hytten had appeared fire.
quently in TV films.
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Mrs. Alberta P. Graham, 80,
Author, Historian and Musician
Former Teucher
Wos Specialist in
Works for Children

Mrs. Alberta Powell Graham.
80, author, historian and mu-
sician. died early today at the
George Washington University
Hospital.
Mrs. Graham, who lived at
1717 G street NV, specialized
in writing historical books, songs
and music for children of school
age.
Among her best known works
were Washington, the Story of
Our Capital" a history and
guidebook,. and Thirty three
Roads to the White House." the
boyhood biographies of the
Presidents.
She also published biographies
of La Sale. Columbus. Lafayette
and Clara Barton for young read
ers. and two books on band
music in America from the
Revolutionary period to the pres
ent. At the time of her death
she was working on a history of
the United States. Military Acad-
emy at West Point.
Realized Need
Mrs. Graham began her his
torical writings when she came
to Washington in 1910 while her
son was stationed at Fort Meade,
Md. A former teacher, she said
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George R. Vernon, 81,
Former Naval Engineer

George r. Vernon, So, con-
sulting engineer and former Ma
val Research Laboratory en-
ploye. died yesterday in the
Hahnemann Hospital, Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Vernon, a native of East
st. Louis. Ill.,, worked in the
sound division of the Naval Re-
search Laboratory here from
1888 to 1947.
He most recently lived in
Cheshire, Conn. and practiced
as a consulting engineer in that
area.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Roma L. Vernon, and two sisters,
Mrs. Marion Darby of Kansas
City. Kans., and Mrs. Gladys
Gustavson of California.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Monday in Cheshire.
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Fort Meade Major
Defended by Wife
By the Associoted Press

BAR HARBOR, Me-, Mar.
12.-German-born Mrs. Ronald
E. Alley is firmly behind her
Army husband, who is accused
Of collaboration while a Korean
prisoner.
I'm sure my husband has
done nothing wrong" she said
today of her 34-year-old hus-
band, an artillery major. She
said she has not heard from him
since he left Fort Meade. Md.
yesterday. presumably for Bar
Harbor.
Maj. Alley has been suffering
tuberculosis since his release in
the 1858 Big Switch" prisoner
exchange. Only this week he
was transferred from Valley
Forge Army General Hospital to
Fort Meade.
Yesterday the Army accused
him of collaboration and in
forming on fellow prisoners.
Maj. Alley, in the service
since 1941, met his wife while
serving in Baden-Baden in l947.
Ihey have three children.
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Deputys sConvicted
In Gunman's S Escape

BOSTON, Mar. 12.-Sheriff
Frederick r. Sullivan was &C
quilted but his chief deputy,
William j. McMorrow, was con-
victed yesterday on negligence
charges instituted after New
York gunman Elmer (Trigge)
Burke escaped from Suffolk
County Jail last August.
Judge Frank E. Smith, who
presided at the fjve-day, jury
waived trial, said he would re-
port the McMorrow case to the
State Supreme Judicial Court for
a review on matters of law par
ticularly as to whether, on this
evidence, a finding of guilty is
warranted"
McMorrow was released with
out bail pending outcome Of the
high courts study of the case.
Sheriff Sullivan and McMor-
row, along with six other Jail
employees and five inmates
charged with negligence or aid
ing in Burke's escape, were in
dicted after the gunman made a
daylight break from the jail on
August %. Burke still is at large.
Burke was aided by two men
a witness testified wore uniforms
similar to those of the regular
Jail guards. He was in Jail
awaiting trial on an indictment
charging possession of a machine
gun. found in his room in the
Back Bay section. Burke's7 ar
rest came as New York detectives
were here seeking him to face
murder charges in New York.
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Directed Verdict
Clears Mrs. GriIIo
In Lyre Club Sales

Mrs. Mildred Grillo. IS. a pro-
prietor of the Lyre Club at Hill
side in Prince Georges County.
was acquitted yesterday of a
charge that she permitted con-
sumption of alcoholic beverages
in the after-hours spot between
2 am. and am.
Hyattsville Trial Magistrate
Theodore L. MiaZga granted a
directed verdict of not guilty
requested by the defense on
grounds the State had failed to
prove Mrs. Grillo was on the
premises during a January %
police raid or that she was the
operator of the establishment.
States Attorney Blair H.
Smith Immediately appealed the
decision, and Mrs. Grillo posted
a $100 bond, pending retrial.
The alleged Maryland liquor
law violation. one of five charges
placed against Mrs. Grillo and
her husband, Vincent r. Grillo.
81, grew out of the first of three
raids by county police on the
club. Mr.. Grillo was not arrested
in the January % raid.
The identical charges are un-
der q little-used Maryland law
making it illegal for a licensed
restaurant to sell alcoholic bev-
erages between Q am. and 6 am.
The decision was followed by
legal fencing between Mr.. Smith
and Defense Attorney John F..
Lillard. jr., which resulted in
the granting of jury trials on
the remaining charges.
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AirIift 10 Thule Base
Rounds Out Fourth Year

-Four years OF successful air.
hit operation to Thule Air Force
Base in Greenland were com
pleted today by the Atlantic
Division of the Military Air
Transport Service.
Maj. Gen. Emery s. Wetzel.
division commander, said MATS
crews have completed $500
flights to the strategically To-
Gated Air Force base at "the TOP
OF the world" since the airlift
started in 1851.
In its initial phase, the Arctic
airlift was a major factor in
expediting construction of the
muhlmilllon-dol air defense
base The airlift is essential
because Thule is ice-locked
nearly 10 months of the year.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Ellen Key Habersham,
Kin Of Francis Scott Kew
BY the Assoeiated Press

ANNAPOLIS,F arch 12.-Miss
Ellen Key Habersham. a great
granddaughter of Francis Scott
Key and member of a prominent
Annapolis family. died in Anne
Arundel General Hospital Thurs
day night. She was "a.
Miss Habersham was a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Wylye Habersham and a great
great granddaughter of Edward
Lloyd w, whose Chase-Lloyd
House is Colonial landmark
here.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Monday at st. Anne's
Church.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Mccarthy Demands
Reputation of YuItu
BY the Assoeiated Press

Senator Mccarthy. Republican,
Of Wisconsin. demanded yester-
day that President Eisenhower
take steps to repudiate the Yalta
agreements of World War II.
Senator Mccarthy offered a
resolution to this end in the
Senate and said he would speak
on it next week.
The resolution asks the Pres
ident to take necessary steps to
repudiate the Big Three agree
ments reached by British Prime
Minister Churchill and the late
President Roosevelt and Pre-
mier Stain at secret wartime
rendezvous in the Russian Cri-
mea 10 years ago.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Policeman Fined $500
For Absence From Duty

A police trial board yesterday
fined a Seventh Precinct police
man 5000 for being absent with
out leave for 4 hours and 43 min
utes last month.
The officer, Pvt. Robert F,
Lesley. was accused of calling
his precinct at 1913 pm. Feb
ruary. 20, when he had been
scheduled to go on duty at 7:5o
am. that day. Pvt. Lesley testi-
fed he had spent the night at
a friends house and oversight.
In June, 1854, the same officer
was fined $75 by trial board
on charges Of failing to patrol
his beat constantly, failing to
call his precinct regularly and
leaving his beat. 't
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HIT Mrntnrtaiit

SMITH. LUCY REBECCA. In memory
81 9rc@n our G ,s1T1, 5slSysd mother: LUCY RE.
years ago, March IL. 1852.
We have suffered. Since we lost you
Lie has never been the same.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Sweetly, tenderly. fond and, true:
There is not day, dear mother,
That we do not think Of you.
We mis-; YOGI S9R cA1LDRhN. 81 %Sa
STATESMAN, RUTH. In loving memory
MAN, who departed this life seventeen
years ago today. March IL, 1898.
Somewhere in heaven.
= NJ. mother rests in heavenly peace.
And when my life is over I will meet
her there.
D1GsiSha5x GRANppxuoHfEki SEfEklA RuTA: III AND
SULLIVAN. AMANDA. In loving mem
ory. Of my mother, AMANDA. SULLI-
VAN. who departed this life three
years ago today. March IL, 1852.
I'll meet you one bright morning
a pEyoTEp DSuoHiTER. MARIE
COUNCIL.
THOMAS. X. Iowa. In loving mem
TG,,Td or, Of ,t oyr gear wife and mother, x:
years ago, March IL, 1852.
And the hills were hard to climb,
SO He closed your weary eyelids
And whispered, Peace be thine"
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
WILLIAMS, MRS. BURINDA L. Again
we pause in reverence to Mrs. BURINDA
l.. WILLIAMS. our beloved mother and
grandmother, who left us so unex-
pectedlv two years ago today. March
II, 1858.
We shalt meet her some bright morning
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, PAULINE D.
VIRGIL. AND GRANDSON. MAR
CELLUS A. WINSTON. AND FAM
WORTHiNGTON, OLIVIA l. In loving
OLIVIA l. WoRTHINGToN, who passed
away seven years ago today, March
H. ke4s. -
Dear mother. you are not forgotten
Though on earth you are no more:
Yet in memory you are with me
As you always were before.
Never shall / cease to love you,
Never shall your memory fade.
The greatest love forever fingers
In my heart for you today
HER DEVOTED SON, EDWARD w.
WORTH1NoTON.
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Mrs. Edna Viola zinn, II,
Resident Of Baltimore
BY the Associated Press

FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla.
Mar. 12.-Mrs. Edna Viola zinn,
72, winter resident from Balti-
more, died at her home yester-
day after a brief illness.
She was the wife of DR.. Wait
man F.. Zinn and the widow Of
former Gov. Harry w. Nice of
Maryland. The Zinns were
spending their second season in
Fort Lauderdale.
Services and burial will be in
Baltimore.
In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Zinn is survived by a BROTH
er, James w. Amos Of Apalachi-
cola. Fla.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Edward Sullivan, 81,
Medal of Honor Marine
BY the Associoted Press

UXBRIDGE, Mass, Mar. H.
Edward Sullivan, 81, Spanish
American War Medal of Honor
winner, died last night in a
convalescent home.
Born in Ireland, Mr.. Sullivan
received the Nations highest
bravery award from President
Mckinley for "heroism and GAL
lantry under fire" while serving
as a Marine cutting cables in
Cuba.
He is survived by q son, Ed
ward T. Sullivan, of Uxbridge.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
HIT Mrittnriant

BOUCHER, THOMAS M. In loving mem
ory Of our dear husband and father,
THOMAS NJ. BOUCHER, who departed
sniS M life fortyceisht tS years ago today
MARdARET N. BOUCHER AND FAM
CARTER. JAMES H.. In loving memory
cARTER.' ''S Who departed @ d" this Hie lie two VI;
years ago today. March IL, 1858.
His life is q beautiful memory.
His absence q silent grief:
He is asleep in Gods beautiful garden.
In the sunshine 4 HE HRsrfsSft fSMmY Rfsfe
COOPER. ELIZABETH AND. NELSON T.
Mother, ELIzABETH cooPER. who left
9s % ss and Cun ysaTs asr asS Gsei Mn MSFsh
COOPER, thirty-two years ago. Septem-
Der l, 1923.
Sunshine passes, shadows fall,
Loves remembrance outlastS all.
They are filled with remembrance. dear
M4ERSaS M55f Rf5s''si sShzsEr SE EsE AND ANNA c.
DILLER, MoLLIE. Sacred to the mem
LIE DILLER. who departed this life
1887.
Her tenderness, love and devotion
we're never failing and can never die in
mother. MARY CATHERINE GREEN.
who passed away tWenty-one years ago
fstssi fSdsay MsFfh gi4 dRaET sRf dss5 NsG
passed away twentyfour years ago.
~ pAuaHiTER. MARGARET.
GRIFFITH. PVT. CHARLES s.. JR. In
i L,,A l1,t. 4. -
49, my my dear St SON. 'S,t Pvt. CHARLES S S.
S GRIFFITH, Jr... who entered
i@S into peaceful rest five years ago
~ today. March IL, 1880.
Dear is the grave where he is laid.
Sweet IS the memory that never shall
Flowers wither, leaves fall and die.
Others forget him, but never shall I.
LOVING MOTHER. ALICE M. GRIF-
HAMILTON: JAMES T: In loving mem
ory of JAMES T. HAMILTON.
life tssa am ss.rs sns rssSreGtiSn i and the
MAzEIiA n Ns[f aefd aAMIroa III. eaa AND ha Ys FAMILY
HINES, ELIZABETH A. In loving re-
msmbrancs 1nv Of my dear mother ,E! ELIZA. "A
sE SkH A HmES seo sods So Msreh IT. this
When 3,rsx.I} nother breathes her last
The stroke ;s,, means more than tongue
The world seems quite another place
"'llOD' HER son. "lSiisi cHARiEs' Sc.
HUFFMAN, MABLE v. In loving mem
oryp, q our ,,,9ss dssT @ wife and and mother
this life two years ago. March II. 1858.
precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled:
A place Is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
We miss the sunshine Of her face,
Our home is dark without you. mother,
We miss you everywhere.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had given,
And though the. body. moulders here.
youR dhs sfS5 ausBAS 5 iss ie cHHRTEs hssTsn j. sr
AND CHILDREN. CHARLES j.. Jr:
JOSEPH F., MEARLE j.; TERESA N.
eGsTaEi eafEpREN. iN-LAws AND GRAND
INGE. MAJ. BERkLEY. U. S. A. In low
Ing memory Of my dear father, Mai.
BERKLEY INGE. U. S. A. tretired) Who
passed away four years ago today.
YoSR L6yiiSS. DAUGHTER. MILDRED
JACKSON. GEORGE W. In loving re-
membrane OF our dear father, GEORGE
todaS. AS0H March ShG IT, ofS fS46, h'ne years ago
Always so true. unselfish and kind.
A few in this world his equal you'll
A breath ssS full of life that came to an
He died as he lived, eyerg9nss friend.
JOHNSON. ESTHER MAE STEWART. In
lNyins nS Of 9gT sesT Ma sasEhsT sEM
FIVE wears ago today, March l2, 1850.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
CEMETERY LOTS.

I LOTS TOGETHER WASHINGTON
NATIONAL CEMETERY IMPORTANT
SELL. SACRIFICE ST $4,000. Ia
etMtrrkX abs az t9Fs 4G s.sss sssfF HILL reason is
FORT LINCoLN-One lot, sites; Block
- Sec. 1873 market value, 5000; Will
sell for S400. Granite 3-2SI6. Ia
FORT LINCOLN sites good location:
cemetery says value over $500: $500
cash. EARL PRYOR. WA. 7-72Il. Ia
5 CHOICE SITES in Glenwood Cemetery
Gray Court ave. Richmond. Va. Ia
SITES, section c, center OF Fort Linz
coin Cemetery. $3.50. Call after pm,
922 35th st. Sc, LU. 4-46s4. Ia
COLUMBIA GARDENS, Arlington. va
Excellently located. beautiful section: 4
IA. $500. Ia
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GRAHAM ALRERTA PowELL, or

Saturday. March II, 1898, at Georee
washington Hospital. ALBERTA Pow
ELL CHATHAM OF La q St: NV:
tJohn taui zones Apt; aote!). motner
OF Gordon Granam OF Dayton. ONO:
Robert Graham Oh Essex els, N. d.
ana Charles Graham OIL CIarinua. IOWA.
Friends may call AZ the s.. II. Hines
&C. Funeral Home, 29UI 14th st. NV,
from am. to ) pm. SUNDAY. Marcn
l3 Services and Interment Ottumwa.
Iowa. 10
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BOUCHER. THOMAS M. In loving mem
ory Of our dear husband and father,
THOMAS M. BOUCHER, who departed
this life forty-eight years ago today,
MARdARET NJ. BOUCHER AND FAM
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GREGORY, MATTHEW WALTER. o,

HARRIS, EVANGELINE. On Thursday.
Marcn 10, 1899, EvANGELiNE nARRIo
OF 1880 You 81. NV, daughter Oh mrs.
Ruth Ranoal anu EDWIN L. Crummle.
sister OF EuWln N. Lrummie. many
otner relatives ana lrlenas also sur
vlVe. Alter :, pm. SUNDAY, March
49, friends are invICed 70 can AZ the
Frazier Funeral Home. 5oJ nhode
Island ave NV, wnere services WAL
be held on Monday. march IL, al l
pm, Rev. Z. H. pearson ohciating.
Friends are invited. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. IL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MEMS WEAR, inventory. Lease, FIX
lures. For quick sale at less than
inventory. Stock alone is worth
$500. Owner has other business.
Ph. RE. 1894; Sun. Ju. 5-9a97.
zoNED C-e, long frontage on Rte.
l, one mi. north Of U. Of Md:
Wv + EESis si15 IT, afEni s-s5d5 :sss' :7s.
FINE CORNER MARKET, $4,000 wk.
PRICED TO SELL--Groc. store.
fully eauip.; long lease; So, 200,
terms terms to suit; Phone JE. 2.9s.e:
ffsTAqEAsE5qss rs. r. a:e: It. s5ss S;I. 5vn.' e
u Yrs. sacri. because Of illness.
LGScHEoNETirE, TA litsH self-serv.e. ia 1ro.
=, 600 dn. no, $3.50. 10
STORE beyond compari-
@sn. Son, with st,, only stock 9 fer down pay:
RESTAURANT. with c lie; air
conditioned: doing good business,
with no competition within 10 biks
Can be doubled and tripled; price
only S6,750: 126 18th st. s.e. los
s~ALL NV. JEwELRY STORE. a
going business for matchmaker:
price. S%.40o, all cash. EN-. s.
9134. --l2
DEALERS WANTED, to
sell and apply one Of the fastest
selling items in the East: Apply in
1878 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. bet
9-l2 p,m, "a nm 10
344B i4th ST. N.w.-Food store;
sl'7bo. Tu. 2-9s41, Ju. s-e8l5.
GROCERY BEER, approx. $1,000
iox' iTS;' rqifed daS6s. tTsds. Priced reasonably
BEAUTY SHOP for sale, in shopping
center: In virginia. Is min. from
2. G. Reason for selling is sickness;
Star. los
EQUIPMENT owner
retiring on account OF health: 81
pool tables, Q snooker tables, water
cooler, exhaust fan. stand fan, floor
machine, fluorescent lights, All in
first-class condition VIII sell all
or part; RA. 3-7o64, evenings
PERFECT FOR NURSING HOME or
GERIATRIC CENTER--About ISL
mi from Washington, d. c.. over
looking Potomac River; 40 rms, 4Ol
baths. individual heat control and
year-round air-conditionine, Built
In wings with wide corridors
converring on large lobby, dining
rm. and kitchen area. Each rm.
leads also. to covered porch. This
eleeant place is completely and
beautifully furnished with wall-to-
rm. and kitchen equipment. Priced
below actual cost. INEZ CUsHARD.
Essltor, 1883 wisconsin ave. NV.
EN-. 2-4232. 10
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THE EVENING STAR A.
HOUSES FOR sALE-sE. ;

BoLLEso.AsDEEws. Census area
IA res. rm.; excel. cond.: drive
out Pa ave. TO 3lst st. s.e., turn
right Gail LU. 2-7l7A -10
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 311e Esther
PI-Semidet. brick; 3 bedrms. Pull
bSmt., gas4h.W.-h. Needs interior
fixing. Can be bought cheap. In
spsei ~ a2d m Dase .2r 2fisr. NEwc0as
FT. DAVIS, 1872 10th st.. s,E-Ex-
SsIeH sssntSS X lSssssd s5, Sls. hoTs pss1 ssaI r
and bsmt. bfick. Completely redec.
4ss G1 loan approx, s6s mo, incl.
taxes. Small 2nd trust. Vacant.
MSys sIS ,,as 5l.h, Or N MAS a ahER Lh ssisa sss
dfsaIsasHaSdlnS asaIsasSHEa, Il nSiloss: os.s.drm. Bic sFis1.
fun bsmt.,. tile bath, equipped kit;
Anchor fence: storm windows:
owner iesVins city. 10. 7-so54.
MINI. AVE. eses. 1 block .. Pc.
aTe.-Modern, rms, ga baths;
BsEf B4TfEY rishe Oh m 1855. 1855 down Iie i W.
ner. Ice. lot, next to Post once, l
blk. of stores. busline, etc. $50
20 $1,000 cash, VIII exchanEe.
Mr.. BUS, when they runD. schools,
stores. LiY. rm.. din. rm,, kit, Q
bedrms.. bath. porch. LIST A.; Q
rms. upstairs Il finishedl. Bachelor
apt. downstairs with pvt. entf.s
ground level Beaut. lot. Sfs.40e;
terms. By appt. McCUNE, 20, 3-
DUPLEX APIS. q two-bedrm., /.
bedrm1, 206 Portland st. bet. 8.
Capitol and Nichols ave. Com.
pletly furn., gas heat. Practically
new bldg, parquet flooring. priced
below present market direct from
owner. Large LIST trust already
placed. Nominal down payment
and large 2nd trust will permit rent
from one ant. to pay trusts. Open
6-S Sat, 80 Sun. Call RA. 6.4733:
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Sc. NEAR
FAIRFAX VILLAGE
4l44 SOUTHERN AVE.
$3.50 MO. .

Lovely. lsrse 2-bedrm. home with
living room. dining room. modern
kitchen and fun basement. Avail
able nov. Keys at 4142.
Aldon Properties, Ma. 8-574o
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CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
seo-Modern, 2-bedrm.. ranch
type rambler, newly deco
rated: radiant heat; storage
attic; sodded lot.
sl35-Poplaf Heights. The choice
Falls Church community with
Its own swimming pool and
recreation center; 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; all-eiectric GE
Kitchen with range. Earbase
DISPOSAL, dishvasher and
Bendix washer. Large picture
windows; wooded lot: storage
attic; Is min. to Pentagon.
House with basement slightly
higher.
tl5o-columbia Pines. Beautiful
subdivision. near Annandale.
New. 3-hedrm. brick rambler:
large picture windows, full
basement. pulldown stairway
70 attic; garbage disposal
dishwasher, electric range and
iefriRerator. Large, spacious
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
Jk. $4,000 JE. 3-72le
Evening star., 1955-07-09

SANDY SPRING, MD.
Small estate OF 8 acres, with charm
ing old house over 100 years old:
contains bedrooms, ga baths
library, several firepfaces. Avail.
able August /. Owner transferred
abroad desires long lease; sl75
per month. Can be seen Sunday
l TO o pm. or. any time by ap-
polntment. Call Mr.. Allen, SP.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
MA. S-Q30n
Evening star., 1955-07-09
9605 PAGE AVE.
ALTA VISTA SECTION OF
BETHESDA. MD.

ALTA VISTA SECTION OF
BETHESDA, MD.
z rooms, oath. full basement: oil
heat. fireplace. etc. Rent. $40
To reach property, out Old George
town road to Beech ave. right about
3 blocks TO Page ave-. left to house.
Key at 9607.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 10Th st. NV. Ma. S-2100
1920 D ST. N.E.-Ist a.. liy. rm.
bedrm., din. rm., kit. and bath;
End H.. liv. rm.. bedrm.. din. rm.,
kit. and bath; buiit-in garage; gas
h.-w.h. S125.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
s0s N. Cap. st. Realtor Ma. S-5O20