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Mrs. Baker, Former Secretary
Of Citizens Association

Mrs. Homer r. Baker. So, for
mer secretary Of the Fort Davis
Citizens Association in South
east Washington, died Sunday
at Providence Hospital after an
illness Of one year. She was re-
leased from the hospital last
summer but was readmittec
Saturday.
Mrs. Baker lived at 1725 High
wood place Sc. Her husband, q
World War II naval command
.er. is chief of the propagation
branch Of the Sound Division at
the Naval Research Laboratory
Mrs. Baker was secretary OF
the Fort Davis Citizens Associa-
ton for two years and was an
enthusiastic neighborhood work.
er. She was a member Of the
Hilltop Garden Club.
Attended North Carolina
Mrs. Baker was the former
Mary Evelyn Byers Of Rock Hill
s. c. She was educated at Win
throp College In Rock Hill and
graduated from the University
OF North Carolina. She did grad
uate work In history at the Uni
versity Of California.
She married Mr.. Baker In 1881
and went with him 10 live In
Richmond. Va. They came herC
in 1899. After World War =
began she Travelled with her hus.
band 70 various naval stations
but returned here after the wal
ended. Her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Byers. returned
with her. Mr.. Byers died "
l947.
I Mrs. Baker was q member o.
the Presbyterian Church Of tn
Pilgrims. TWenty-second and !
streets NV. where her husband
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and the White Cross of Naval
Merit. Second Glass, conferred
on him by the government OF
Spain.
Admiral Ofstie was born in
Eau Claire, Wis. After gradu-
ating from the Naval Academy in
1918, he was ordered to duty
with the Destroyer Force based
at Brest, France. There he was
assigned to the USS Whipple
which was engaged in coastal
convoy and anti-submarine work
of the west coast of France dur
ing World War I.
Served IS Test Pilot
After further service on de-
stroyers. he reported to the
Naval Air Station in Pensacols
for flight training and was des-
ignated a naval aviator on june
8. 1922. He later served as a test
pilot in the plans division of the
Bureau of AeronauticS of the
Navy Department here. AS q
member of a team of Navy pilots
participating in the Naval all
meet held at Bay Shore, Nd, or
october IS, 1924. he established
three worlds speed records fol
ISeaplanes.
In the mid 1905, Admiral
Ofstie served as assistant Naval
attache to the American En-
bassy in Tokyo. From April 1941
to March 1912 he was United
States Naval Attache for Air and
Naval Attache at the American
Embassy in London.
Admiral Ofstie is survived by
his widow, Joy Bright Hancock
fOfstie, former director of. the
Waves, of 1916 North Valley
street, Arlington; his mother
Mrs. Minnie OfStie; a sister and
a brother, all of Everett, Wash
ington.
The family requests that ex-
IpressionS of sympathy be given
to cancer research.
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BusiI N. Boss, 81,
Head Of Orchestra

NEW, YORK, Nov. 10 (P.-
Basil N. Bass, 81, attorney, presi-
dent of the City Symphony Or
|chestra of New York. and hus-
band of Mary Carson Bass, ex-
ecutive editor of the Ladies
Home Journal, died Saturday.
A native of Ayrshire, Ind, Mr.
Bass became an attorney here
after getting his law degree at
Columbia. He was attorney for
the late Clarence Day. author OF
Life With Father" and nego-
tiated for the family the sale OF
literary rights to Mr.. Days
stories and the hit play based
on them.
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Admiral R. A. Ofstie Dies
Naval Aviotion Pioneer

Vice Admiral Ralph A. Ofstie,
SO, former commander of the
9Th Fleet and one time deputy
chief Of Naval Operations for
Air. died yesterday at the Naval
Hospital in Bethesda after a long
illness. He had been hospitalized
since March.
Admiral Ofstie, who graduated
tenth in his class at Annapolis
in 1918, was a pioneer Naval
aviator. He held numerous sea-
plane speed records during the
early days Of Naval aviation, and
spent most Of his career in that
field.
He commanded the 9Th Fleet
flor a year before he became Ill
Ilast spring. Before that. he served
as deputy chief Of Naval Opera
Itions for Air for two years. He
commanded the 1st Fleet from
June, 1852 to March. 1858.
| Admiral Ofstie became chief
of staff and aide to the Com
mander Of Naval Forces, Far
East. in 1851. He was awarded
a gold star in lieu of a second
distinguished service medal for
exceptionally meritorious serv-
ice during operations against
enemy aggressor forces in the
Korean area from May 6, 1851 to
May IL, 1882"
Other Commands
He also served as commander
of Carrier Division Five and
Commander Of Task Force Sew
enty-Seven during the Korean
conflict, and received the Dis
ltinguished Service Medal for his
Service as commander of Task
Force Seventy-seven.
Admiral Ofstie became the
Senior Naval Member of the
United States Strategic Bombing
Survey, and head of the Naval
Analysis Division in the Navy
Department in August, 1945. The
following year, he was assigned
additional duty as Navy Mem
Der on the Joint Chiefs of Staff
| EValuation Board for the Atomic
Bomb Test.
He served as naval member,
Military Liaison Committee to
the Atomic Energy Commission
from 1916 to 1850.
During World War II, Admiral
Ofstie was the commanding off,
Ger of the Aircraft Carrier Essex,
Commander of Carrier Division
Twenty-six, Commander of a
Carrier Task Group in the am
phibious assault on Angular and
Peleliu in the Palau Island
Group, and was second in COM
mand Of an Escort Carrier Force
engaged in the battle for Leyte
Gulf.
He held the Navy Cross. the
Distinguished Service Medal and
Gold Star in lieu of second
award, the Silver Star Medal, the
Legion of Merit and three gold
stars with Combat "V", a Com
mendation ribbon. the Presiden-
tial Unit Citation Ribbon. a Navy
Unit Citation Ribbon, the Gold
Cross Of Merit, presented to him
by the Government of Poland
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John Cooper, Father
OF jackie Cooper

WICHITA. Kan. Nov. 10 tP)
- John @. Cooper. father Of
Jackie Cooper. former child
movie star. died here yesterday
Mr.. Cooper was active in show
business until 1871 and wrote
several songs. including do You
Ever Think Of Ne" Under the
Bamboo Tree" "In SIAM" "Des-
srt Love-" and ''PlaydayL"1
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South Koreu to Give
$4,000 for Hungary

Pyo Wook Han. visiting South
Korean minister, will present
$4,000 to the Red Cross for Hun
garian relief at 10 am. tomor-
row.
The check represents a $4,000
gift from the Korean Red Cross
and $1,000 from President Syng-
man Ehee. The ceremony will
be held on the second floor Of
the Red Cross building on Sew
enteenth street between D and
E streets.
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Movie Director Cited

TOKYO. Nov. 10 R.-Kenji
Mizoguchi. a leading Japanese
movie director who died last
August, will receive a special
tribute at the Venice motion
picture festival next summer.
Two of his pictures won top
awards at Venice in 1852 and
1883.
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HI Mrnrnrtant

HATTIE W. In memory Of
our dear mother, HATTIE w. CAL
VERIFY, who passed from this life
November 8, 1854. the following poem
cher favoritel Is dedicated. The words
comforted her in times Of strife. and
1t is hoped. will help alleviate the
sorrow Of others.
oh fathomless mercy. oh Infinite Grace
With humble Thanksgiving the road
retrace;
Thou never hast failed me, my Guide
and my Stay,
To whom should turn for the rest
of the way?
Through darkness--through danger
Thou O ever gay hs sRd s ~ aSht and guided
aright;
In Thee have ! trusted. and win
peacefully lay
My hand into Thy hand the rest Of
Thy cross al my retuse--Thy blood all
None other i need. blessed Jesus. but
fear. not the shadows at close Of
For Thou wilt 90 with me the rest Of
SADLY MISSED BY SON AND DAuoH-
COLLINS, MRS. MARGARET 8. In low
ing memory Of our mother, also grand
mother Of nine, MRS. MARGARET s.
COLLINS, who passed from this life
one 9psplg, year age goI Nc Isg 10 ls55
GRIFFITH, DELAPHINE MAI. In low
ing memory Of my mother, DELAPHINE
MAI GRlFFITH. who passed away six
years ago today, November 10, 1850.
No one knows my heartache.
Only those who see me weep:
/ shed my tears with an aching heart
While others. are fast asleep.
Let me think Of her today,
sleeping. resting, Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall.
IN perfect peace she awaits me.
HEE ~ LOVdNI DAUGHTER JAcouE-
JONES. ROBERT KEYSTONE, JR. In
loving memory Of our dear husband
and father. ROBERT KEYSTONE
JONES, JR.. who departed this life
nye years ago today, November 10,
Years may pass away and perish;
Every feeling die away;
But the love for you We cherished,
Never never shall decay.
Pour things a man must learn to do
" ne would make his record true:
To act from honest motives purely:
To trust In God and Heaven securely.
OUT desrr' t.nrouEh the years you do
And fell asleep to wake no more.
Safe in the arms OF Jesus,
safe on his gentle breast;
There by his love e'er shaded.
Sweetly his love shall rest.
LOVING WIPE, ALBERTA; CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
LAWRENCE, BERTIE. In Iad but loving
TsnnaatSsr 10 9gT ovsnsF enc
Who departed this life ak years ago
today. November 10, 1850.
Days may come and days MAY 90,
But memory fingers on.
DAUGHTER. BERTHA; GRANDSON
BILLY, and GRANDDAUGHTER
BETTY.
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MAY, JAMES n. 10. loving memory Of
our dear son and brother, JAMIE N.
MAY, who passed away tventy-four
years ago today, November 49, 1882.
You are = loving brother and = loyal
Cod only loaned you 10 Us until you
we're twenty-one.
50 Why should our tears In sorrow noW
When Cos recalls His oHu.
For that "a what He DID. dear neart.
When He took YOU from our home
MOTHER AND SISTER.
NICKENs, wALDRA 7. tribute Of
love and devotion % cur father and
husband. WALDRA 7. NTCKEFB. whose
sudden and unexpected paasing came
seven years ago today, November ~,
1853.
Nothing ran ever taks away
Tfa love our hearts hold dear
Eond memories linGer even day.
Hfmembranes keeps hin near.
We sever can forsst you. dear,
while IN this world We atayi
When the fern 81 death 0gefcomt1 rs
Piaaaa maat " qn tna WaI
VIII cHuoRE.
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FUNERAL DESIGN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
CEMETERY LOTS

FwTy-CRYPT MAUsOLEUM. located
National Memorial Park ". d-39gs
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK sites.
rest ior must sell this geek 70 best
oief 0arcen f-p2ii.
20 SETTLE EsTATE-Four sites. best
section WASHINGTON National Cemetery
substantial reduction III. 7.h4ts
tRYPT Port Lincoln Cemetery choies
location eeat oGtf III f-03f2
EATIoNAL MEMORIAL PARK, Masonic
sectlqn. sitsa. reasonable price OIL
-t.iase.
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CEDAR HILL CEMETERY
s sans syr q e i9yE sEeT 55es,i.
Mr.. SHoLL, OIL. 2-439O
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~ . H0IIIIIEIUu IUUKV
No. Is, B. p. o. E. Elks,
will assemble at Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 14th
st, NV. Monday, Novem-
Der 10, 1856, at & pm.
70 exemplify the funeral
ritual .I,, q our late brother,
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ARTHUR J. MOORE, Commander
GLENN d. SOMERVILLE, Adjutant

, JOHN G. Members Of Voiture
Locale No. 265. Inc, 40/S,
Maryland are notified to at
tend services for our late
comrade, JOHN c BATHAM,
to be held at HysonR'S Flu
neral Home, 1900 N st. NV, on
Tnaednu Nn..nn.hnn on mn
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H v.S.r Is h is5s Rur IN + tBaUfRRNET III
OF 49, Morton st. NV, beloved wife. Of
Herbert Burnett, and sister Of Mrs.
Bessie Frazier and Mrs. Martha Kicker
SON She also Is survived BY an aunt
mains may be viewed after pm. on
Monday, November 10. At Barnes q
Matthews Funeral Home, GA attn 81;
sw., where funeral services Will BE held
on Tuesday, November 20, At 2. m.
1nterment Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
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ANDERSON, PERCY s. On Sunday.
Eovembssr r, Is; 1885, 1855, At nlir Ngrsing
T. Anderson; father OF John !. Ander-
son of Denver, Colo, and grandfather
OF Mrs. Jean Termination. Friends may
call ct the Everly Funeral Home. Fair
wednesday, November IL. at IL am
ington, d. C.
ANDERSON. PERCY 8. A special COM
n munication Of Kemper Lodge
m No. "a, A. +. & A. M.
" ;i s: e !! I;II I
W the purpose Of conducting
the MASONIC funeral service for our late
brother PERCY 8. ANDERSON.
Andrews: MORRIS LEE; q 1887 T
band Of Grace M Andrews. father Of
Miss Alice, v. Andrews and Mrs. Harry
l. Lowe: brother Of Mrs. Ruth. Akin.
and grandfather Of. Robert L. and
TS ,..SsI Home SaS.m Si7 5dth s. &C. on
1ntermsnt Arlington National Gene
BAILEY, DONALD EDGAR. suddenly on
sunday. November 10, 1885. DONALD
1G L.inAH 5AiLEI Of dloo Ina ~ nv:
Dovie @. Brooks and Otis F. Allen.
BAKER, MARY EVELYN. On Sunday
HSseies Malay EVE EsELYS bA EfSasnSs
2 aom nEhgoQ saE R dsasS Ss2's & S Ee
Byers Of dfseniilie. S. G.; Mrs. B. H.
L Logan. Of Coca Beach; Fla; Mrs.
Jacaueiin shurley Of Richmond. Va
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Massaehusetts ave
90 Services at the Church of the Pill
grims, 22nd and P SITS. NV, at 1880
pm. Interment private.
BARNETT. MAURICE LUCK, Jr. on
U Saks A MsSfnssr u.s. u.s. h SSS 9A y We
ginia Barnett. son Of Mrs. Elizabeth
y Sr ReSa1 q HPGTtsHouh X father
PORTSMOUTH, Va, and Ewing Pascal
s. held at oawiers Chapel 1855
November 30, az Ii IL" am. Intsrmeni
Roanoke, Va
BATHAM, JOHN c. on Friday, No
yember 1s. 1855, in Denver, Colo /,
so CHEW n Mr.. ch Hssn NJ believed , hSs
ton. D c., and Mrs. Phoebe Brantley
Of Baton Rouge, La. He also is sur
ylyed BY three gFandsons, Joseph. r.:
John and David Brantlev. and three
sisters, Mrs. Ellis D. Markin Of Iron
ton. Ohio. Miss Mabel Batham OF
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. and Mrs George
L. Williams Of Park Forest, III. RE-
mains will rest at Hysone's Funeral
Home, 1900 N st. NV, after 10 am.
fees viii Be held a. the ABOVE funeral
home on Wednesday. November 81. at
1:3Q p,m. Intermept in Arlington
National Cemetery. 20
BATHAM. JOHN c. Onicers and mem
r1Rna bers Of the Bethesda Chevy
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BATHAM, JOHN G. Ofncers and mem
! !: J; 90 :: ]: e
assemble at the Hysong
Der 90, 1856, at s pm,
70 conduct services for our departed
comrade, Past Commander. JOHN r.
BATHAM.
ARTHuR J. MOORE. Commander.
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- and members Of Plumbers
NNN Local Union, No. 5, are
hereby notified OF the dea
of BROTHER CHRISTOPHER
ZN P. GAVIN on .;stutoss. ~
vember II, 1855. Remains
at the Collins Funeral Home,
1891 14th st. NV. Services will be
held on Tuesday, November 20 al
g:15 am: thence. to the HOLY Trinity
Church, ,36th and Q SITS. NV, where
mass will be said for the repose OF
his soul At 10 am Interment Fort
DONALD c. DOW, Rec. secy. 10
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services for our ate brother, WILLIAM
L, BRUINS, as q courtesy to oversee
Lodge No. 40. A. F. and A. NJ, Provid
ence, Rhode Island.
Z. RAY LAWYER. Worshiptul Master.
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munication Of chefrydaie
Lodge No. A., A. F. and
A. NJ, is called for I 80
pm. on Tuesday, November
20, 1856, at Cherrydale
Masonic Temple, Arlington.
Va. to conduct MASONIC
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3 TENLI 3. a 6peCIHI COM.
munication Of Kemper Lodge
No. "a, A. +. & A. NJ.
Temple. East Falls Church,
Va, at 10 am. on WedneS-
day. November 81. 1856, for
!, the e., purpose ouP Of G, conducting i,N IN
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vembeT Is. 1850 1855. MARTHA aH TrEEiUBEi
OF 1850 Livingston I'd Sc, the be
loved wife Of Ernest Teuber; mothe
OF Mrs Eleanor Dennison, LeonarI
and Raymond e. Teuber: sister o
and John Tilch, and the late Richar,
Tilch, and Miss Minkel Stein. Funera
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Tuesday
November 20, at 1915 am. Pnnera
services at st. Johns Episcopal Church
Broadcreek, Nd. at IL am. Intermen
church cemetery
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BURNS. VINCENT DE PAUL, on Mon
Hospital VINCENT DE PAUL BURNS
OF $50 26th st. NV, beloved brother
OF Mrs. Adele NJ. Ward. Notice oil serV-
ices later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

$4,000: architect. CLYDE H. HEM.
Empire Engineering Corp. of virginia.
5000 Second street S.W., Washington.
owner and builder: two dwellings in
Potomac. Valley: cost. $4,000; de-
Merrick c. White. 1910 Ebert avenue.
Alexandria. owner and builder: dwelling
in oroveton Heights; cost. $4,000
Ashton Building Corp, RID 3. Fair
fax. owner: two dwellings in Fair
900; builder Cornell Construction Co.
Inc: architect Jack C. Cohen.
Charles c. Carter. Inc. 1850 Lee
highway. Arlington. owner and builder:
e aStn Na HTcSitSc FO cEsrles
Medford.
Saul Construction Co.. Inc. 1928
Connecticut avenue NV, Washington,
Westbrier Country Club Manor; cost.
$4,000: architect, Jack c. Cohen.
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HOUSES OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TIL 6

Well GFocmed GoFden With Privacy Of An Estote
condition Den ana march ON first
9TH bedroom Rcar SaSage Directons
arfax - ~' 80 " @~nA"A' i'Sn' 70 'oV
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Home Building Pushed.
In Foirfox County

non street Arlington, owner and builder;
dwelling in Ell Nido: cost, $l4.50O.
Coffman-MeCoffrey Inc, 403 Patrick
Henry drive, owner and builder; three
dwellings In Ravenwood Park: cost,
$54. 900: architect, George =. Sullivan.
William r. Gasser, go South vir-
ginia avenue, Falls Church, owner;
dwelling in Woodside Estates: cost, sea-
200; builder, Ketron a. Hayes: architect,
Theodore Cromar.
B a. Inc. 1910 Vermont avenue
90 dwellings In North Springfield: cost.
S240,000; architect. Harry ormston.
Commonwealth. Custom Builders. Inc,
builder: Dwelling in Elmwood Estates;
Van Buren, street. Arlington. owner and
builder: two dwellings in Collingwood-
the Potomac: cost. S24 900.
drive. Falls Church. owner and builder
two dwellings In Wilton Woods; cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01
Maryland Town Aided

The Community Facilities Ad-
ministration has announced ap-
proval of an advance of $27, 280
to Princess Anne, Md, to prepare
complete plans for sewer and
water facilities for the COM
munity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

This new concept in building has
brought quality housing within the
reach of all! The Barber & Ross Pack
aged Home can be the answer to your
building problem. All the difficult cut
ting and assembly work is done for you
right in our plant :. then delivered to
your domestic. You can do most Of the
remaining work yourself !. and if you
hire a contractor to do the whole job,
you still save thousands Of dollars!
You get everything necessary to do the
job properly: Blueprints, instructions
that even beginner can follow, founda-
ton plans, walls in pre-cut panels, floor
ing, nails . even paint brushes and
paint. You get everything except plumb
ing, heating, electrical, kitchen fixtures
and masonry materials.
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cost. $4,000: architect, Gene H. May.
Lewis MacCracken. 462l North Thirty
second road. owner: dwelling at 1890
North Vernon street; cost, $50, 900.
Hooper Construction Corp, 3739 North
North Randolph street; cost, $4,000
J. R. Splitter. 521 North Thomas
street, owner; car laundry at ga North
Glebe Road: cost. S30000; architect.
Gordon johnson, 5I39 North Fifteenth
street, owner: two dwellings at 4722
and 1928 North Thirty-third street;
cost, $4,000 each; architect. Ralph
Francis.
Reynolds Construction Corp. P. o. Box
Ills. North Station, Arlington. owner;
dwelling at 1909 North Randolph street;
cost, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01
Recent building permits ISSUED
by Fairfax County include:

1teCeIlI DullOlng permits lSSueO
by Fairfax County include:
John @. shope, I2l North Wakefield
street Arlington, owner, builder and
architect: dwelling in Franklin Park:
cost, $4,000
street. Alexandria, owner and builder:
q dwellings In Stratford Landing; cost,
$500 900: architect, Ryder. Struppman
and Neumann.
p. L. CLANCY. Hunting Towers, Alex
andria, owner: dwelling in Marian
Heights; cost. S19.500; builder, James
N. o. Bradford. ir., Vienna, owner and
builder; dwelling in Holly Hill: cost,
James H. Chambers, 1901 Telegraph
road. Alexandria. owner; dwelling In Will
ton Woods; cost, $4,000: builder, C. j.
S SAX q Son; architect Michael Mes
Marvin Boyd Brooks. 1O45 North YER
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Arlington
Projects
Approved

Recent building permits issued
by Arlington County include:
John Wann, 50 South Glebe road,
owner; dwelling at 500 South jackson
street: cost. Sl1 900.
May Prop, Inc. Falls Church, owner;
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SWIMMING POOL UNDER WAY


Johnson Inc, Little turnpike
va the background
pool maximum dimensions wading
children The WeSheStr development will
-
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NO MONEY
DOWN!
As Lou as $50 Monthly!
plus tar and insurance
VISIT THE
MODEL HOME.
NEW! PAcKAcED PLUMBING AND HEATH

Packagd and plumbing
aged Home available coespndngy prices Plumbing
can be furnished in both hot gased
with without ar-condoning This equipment obtained
completely installed basis doyouseh package
plumbing engineer the premises Monday
Friday, IL AM. o6PM
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ONLY
s3,645

DELIVERED FREE
to any site within 100 miles
SHOWN: Sun Valley 3-bedroom
rambler, A feet long, with over
loo square feet of living area.
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Terp Line Draws Praise
Coaches and Alumni

and played better football. How
ever, the Alumni tired in the
second half even though using
the free substitution system in
hanging on for a 14-12 victory.
The Varsity was pleased with
the amount of time Bob Pelle-
GRIM, the All-American center
of last year. spent off his feet,
and also that their other former
co-captain. Ed Vereb. made only
A yards in 10 tries. That's not
a bad day for a halfback, but
not too good for Vereb.
On the debit side, the prac-
tice game showed up the work
that must be done to develop
adequate ends. Also, the quar-
terbacking was not as smooth
as had been hoped.
Maryland still has three prac-
tice dates remaining and prob
ably will use them Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday of this
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-16

Maryland's coaching staff and
the members of the Alumni who
beat the Varsity in the annual
spring football game Saturday
all had high praise for the mid
dle-right of the Terps' line.
Gene Alderton at center and
the co-captsins, Mike Sandusky
at right tackle and Jack Davis
at guard, gave the Terps air.
tight protection. They also
played a big part in springing
loose Tom Selep and John Nc
Wicker. Selep made Sc yards
and McVicker. 38.
Other linemen singled out
were Ronald Laneve, who subbed
at center, and AL Beardsley.
sophomore end.
The Maryland coaches felt
that the Varsity was too tight
and was trying much too hard
in the first half. The Varsity
loosened up in the second half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-16
Dyer Dominates
Stock Car Races

The rain yesterday washed out
the drag racing program at Old
Dominion Speedway but failed
to interrupt the stock car
events at Marlboro Motor Race
way where 1926 fans saw a new
star emerge.
Charlie Dyer of North Bergen.
N. j., found the slick asphalt to
his liking as he set the fastest
qualifying time, beat Bill Nor
gan of Annandale in a Six-lap
match race and won the l00-lap
feature without giving up the
lead.
Morgan. 1855 champion of the
Northern Virginia Stock Gag
Club, started in Goth position id
the 22-car field but struggled
to second place behind Dyer in
the feature. Then came Gene
Holcombe. George Wasdyke. Ell
mo Langley, Mace Mattingly and
Sam. Hash to fill out the first
seven.