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TELLER. REGINA. On sunday. July 90.

Ih at Providence Hospital REGINA
the late Harry c. Feller mother OF
Regina Ballard Charles L and Harry
p. Teller and Mildred West, Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home. attn
st and Massachusetts, ave. ne, where
services will be held on "Wednesday.
July 25, at 1870 am. 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Please note
change in time of service. ~
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DINAWAY, THOMAS P. on Monda

July ~. 1885 THOMAS p, DUNAWAY
Of 643l Brooks lane, Brookmont, Md
beloved husband OF the late Myrtle
/ Dunaway. father of Dorothy Bl9"E-
well, Hazel w. Helen E.. Maxine, Cliff
ford H. William E. and Edward G
Dunaway He also is survived by one
Erandchild Services at the Fieh
Street Baptist Church, Springfield. Mo.
on Friday. July -.
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ErCHER. SARAH ANN. OF washington

D. c.. on July u 1856, wife of the
late Peter j. Etcher and mother OF
Mrs Elizabeth L .Kefauver, Mrs. Mary
p Etcher. Prayers at Chambers Flu
neral Home. 5l7 nth st. Sc. on
Thursday July 20, at $3.50 am. Mass
in the Church OF the Assumption. 34l
Nichols ave. Sc. at 10 am. inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20
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COAKLEY, CORNELIUS T. on Sunda
OAKLEY, CORNELIUS T. washington

COAKLEY, CORNELIUS t. washington
MNA { HGms, 3 i f pal ave- Funs sls.l
w at S pm. to exemplify the
~ funeral ritual of the order
c SSfr Ehfff Fs r. icoAKLEY By order Of
JOSEPH P. GAMBLE, Exalted Ruler.
R. T. PICKREL, Secretary.
DACEY. ELMER J. On Sunday. July 22,
1856, at Garfield Hospital. ELMER J
DACEY, husband of Mary S. Dacey,
RSiS Ann S Mrs sn Nary W RSay baSes
brother An Of Mr. Mr. william II. Daeey
riends may call at the Domaine Flu
neral Home, $50 S. Washington St;
fa.ts!M%ssS.%t ''G National Memorial BfF4
DUNAwAY, THOMAS P. on Monday,
July %. 1856 THOMAS p DUNAWAY
Of 643l Brooks lane, Brookmont; Md.
/. Dunaway. father of Dorothy BlacE
well, Hazel W, Helen E.. Maxine, Cliff
ford H. William E. and Edward G.
He s esG IS 6e Gn6
Street Baptist Church, Springfield Mo.
on Friday. July %.
EDWARDS. swEETIE. On Sunday. July
-, 1856, at her residence. ga Irving
st. NV, SWEETIE EDWARDS, wife OF
Lewis Edwards. sister Of Mrs. Halle
relatives and many friends also sur
Vive After $40 pm. Tuesday, friends
may call at her late. residence. Funeral
services will be held at .Asbury Metho-
dist Church. l It'll and K SITS. NV, on
Wednesday at ! IN. Interment LIN
coin Memorial Cemetery. "a
ETCuFR. SARAH ANN. OF washington.
D. C., on July y 1856 wife of the
late Peter J. Etcher and mother Of Of
Mrs Elizabeth L kelauyer, MIS- MARY ItGy
p Etcher. Prayers at Chambers Fu-
Thursday. July 26, at $50 am; Mas Mas
Nichols ave. e.. at 10 am. inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery, 20
TELLER, REGINA. On Sunday. July 22,
TELLER Of 1919 4lst St. Sc vile Of
the late Harry c. Feller, mother Of
Regina Ballard Charles Z and vl Harry
may call at the Lee Funeral Home. Attn
Services will be held on Wednesday;
egtg % Hli Cemetery sS a'' Please noe
chanee in time of service. -
FILLoRAMO. ALFONSO P. Suddenly on
FILLORAMO OF 4s42 Kansas ave; NV.
beloved son OF MIR ana Mrs. Thomas
Filloramo Also survived by three
brothers, Nicholas Ronald and joseph
Filoramo ana one sister Aneels
Filloramo; grandson OF Mrs. Mary
Scaldaferri Friends may call at the
s. H. Hines Co, Funeral Home, 29Ol
14th st. NV parking tacllltleS
Services from the above funeral home
an Wednesday, July %. at $50 am.
thence TO St, Gabriels Catholic Churcn.
20 Grant circle NV, where the holy
sacrifice of the mass will be offered at
am. for the repose OF his soul. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Entombment
Fort Lincoln Mausoleum. "a
FRANKLIN, MARY B. tMoLLIE). Or
Sunday, July 80 1855. at Georgetowr
Hospital MARY B. (MOLLIEl FRANK.
LIN wife Of Joseph NJ Franklin. Flu
neral from the Collins Funeral Home
3S2l llth s., NV. on oo WedneS Sds =,
at st. Matthews Cathedral at am
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
FREDERICK. WILLARD +. suddenly, OF
Monday. July 70. 1886. WILLARD +
FREDERICK of S43 2lst st. ne, ADJ
\ beloved husband OF Daisy y. Fred
eriek ana devoted brother OF Mrs. Ada
Goodwin Notice OF funeral later. Ar
rangements by Mcclure 90
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JOIN p oARVEY. seeretary.

JOHN r CARNEY. Secretary.
WELLS. CHESTER. on Wednesday, July
=. 1856. CHESTER WELLS, infant son
Of Chester W and. Pearl Wells. OF 5000
2 st., Sc. After p M. Tuesday. July
Jarvis Chapel, i43a You st. NV Fu-
July 25 at 3 am, at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
WOODS. CLAUDE I. on Saturday July
CLAUDE l. WoopSsse devoted FRG asSsad
lington. Va. Many other relatives and
a. the chinn Funeral Home. 1905 S;
services Mount aya %sdn ssp 'S cSyur *
1900 N. Culpeper st., Arlington Va, In
terment Mount Pleasant Va. Rev. N r.
Richardson ofnciating "a
WATT. ALICE ROSS. on Monday july
20, 1856 at Childrens Hospital. ALICE
ROSS WATT, infant daughter OF r
Ross Watt and Alice King Watt Fu-
neral private. Please omit flowers.
WILLIAMS, JOHN u. on Tuesday. July
pital. JOHN n. WILLIAMS. devoted hus-
band Of Mary l. Williams. He also
leaves to mourn many friends After
4 pm. Tuesday july "a friends may
call at the Johnson a. jenkins Funeral
Home 1909 18th St NV, where Sery-
ices will be- held on wednesday July
Is. at pm Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery
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4 AXEL G: 4 special com 4,
Lodge. No. 3 F. A. A. M,
will be held at the Masonic
Temple on Wednesday. July
%. 1856, at 10:45 am, for
the purpose of conducting the
Masonic burial services for
brother. AXEL G. NYQUIST.
z l. TROuTMAN Master.
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M Ss Ro os rUEToN II su MhtS N ffiend
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Colson of
Washington d. c.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Carman of Annapolis, Md.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. Attn St and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on Thursday,
lington National Cemetery. 25
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to Ancient order Of Hiber.
mans. will assemble at the
Collins Funeral Home. 1921
i 4th st. NV. on Tuesday
July "a. 1855. at s pm.
for recitation Of the ROSARY
for our late member. MARY
NJ. JACQUES.
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Lodge. No. Is, B. P. O..
~ Elks. will assemble at the
" James I. RYAN Funeral
Home, 3I7 Pa. ave. Sc,
on tuesday, July "a. 1856.
at S pm. to exemplify the
funeral ritual of the order
, remains of our late brother:
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". 1856, at GEORGETOWN Hospital,
CECILIA MADDEN. She is survived
by a loving mother Mrs, Helena Grew.
three sisters, Mary Thomas. Ida Bell
Mary Tucker and Maize jackson: one
uncle. nine nieces and nephews, other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at Horizons Mortuary. 1924
You st. NV, on Wednesday. July -,
after pm. Funeral on Thursday
July 20, at Q am. from the Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church. New Jersey
and New York ayes. NV. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery rs
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BROWN, BLANCHE. on Tuesday, July
"A, 1856. at her residence, 602l 3rd
St NV. BLANCHE BROWN. beloved
wife of Charles F. Brown and mother
of Ruth Eareckson, Rosemary Burris
and Robert Brown: sister of Grace
Wavra and Percy Cohran She also is
survived by four grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. Notice OF
Funeral later.
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hENNEfs NNhL ;. On Sunday. July
~. 1856, in New York City. N. Y,
CARL s, KENNEY, beloved brother
thes Mas Ma 'i'M Mrs Lille 1 De Haven ef
Silver Spring, Md: Mrs. Ora Adams OF
Nippon W. Va: Mrs. Bertha New
come and Mrs. Mary Lamp, both of
Winchester, Va. Friends may call at
the Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Car
roll st. NV (parking lot oppositel
where services will be held on Thurs
day, July 20 at . pm. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery 25
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FILLORAMO. ALFONSO P. suddenly. on

FRANKLIN, MARY b. (MOLLIE). on
Sunday, July 80 1866. at Georgetown
Hospital MARY B.. tMoLLIEl FRANK
LIN wife OF Joseph NJ. FRANKLIN. Fu-
3SoI i4th ST. NV, on Wednesday,
July Is, at $50 am. REQUIEM mass
at st. Matthews Cathedral at am.
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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MEGA JOHN j., SR. on Sunday. july
-, 1855, JOHN. J; MCCAIN, sR.,. be-
gfa y q father ths e E HI EsSsr
NJ, Parisi John J Mccain, ir, Mrs
Laura Z; Gray. Mrs Bernadine Mem:
berg. all of WASHINGTON, D. G: and
Fra flames Funeral NfG fom S S ESTS of Hsn
lon Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia ave
NV, on Wednesday, july IS, at $3.50
am. Requiem mass at st Alovsius
10 I'm. Interment Mount olivet Gene
MacCLANE, JOHN n. on Tuesday. July
-. 1856, az Emergency Hospital, JOHN
H. MaeSCLANE Of l730 Lsnier p: NV.
SAoi ilth st, NV, on Thursday, july
terment Cedar Hi Cemetery, 25
MONROE, JAMES N: On Monday. July
Monroe b HSGSfd Of s@ms and I'd Sanc
Monroe and uncle. OF Harry Monroe,
He also is survived by. other relatives
and friends. The late Mr.; Monroe
Wednesday, July IS. Funeral ON
Thursday July 20, from the Mount
Bethel Baptist Church, EOS, v st. NV,
tional Cemetery. 20
MORAN. JOSEPH a, OF 3lo7 99th pl.,
Colmar Manor, Md, on July %. 1885,
father OF Frances NJ Hammerly and
joeann NJ cullen. son OF Mary A. Brit
ton and brother OF James A. Britton
He also is survived by four erandsons
Prayers at Chambers' Funeral Home
iS0l Cleveland ave- Riverdalc Md. on
Thursday July 20 AZ 900 am Mass
IN st. James Church. Mount Rainier
Md, at ~ am Interment Arlineton
National Cemetery. rs
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WAkTL, JOHN c, Members Of the
I ,,,-ss.-......-..k Br!cklayers' Union. No /,
EI~ OF the Distric. OF Columbia
Hi AE are hereby notified OF the
HM HH death of JOHN C. SWARTZ
HUI Services will be held on
" HAE Wednesday. July IS. 1856
HN at / pm. al Chambers Fu-
DoAF neral Parlor 517 llth st
Sc, Burial Arlington National Gene
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STONE. JOHN SINGLETON.

SWARTZ, JOHN CONRAD. SR. OF los
Rolph dr.. Forest Heights Md. on
July -, 1886. husband Of Svea j.
IT., and brother OF Mrs. Bertha Sea
mann OF haywood. Ill Services al
Chambers Funeral Home. 5l7 18th sd
Sc. on Wednesday. July rs. at /
Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
Wife's Conduct Scored,
Reno Divorce NuIIified

CARSON CITY, New, Dec. %
P.--The State Supreme Court
today nullified the Reno divorce
Of a former Maryland woman on
the ground that her conduct was
worse than her husbands.
It was the high courts appli-
cation Of a 1891 comparative
rectitude' law which provides
a divorce shall be granted 10
the party least at fault"
The decision wiped out q d.
Yorce granted on the ground of
mental cruelty 10 Dorothy Cab
Ter. 80. now Of New York.
Mrs. Gabler won her suit after
telling District Judge Grant L.
Bowen In Reno that she prac-
ticed adultery with a married
man for more than a year, but
only after her 44-year-old hus-
band. Werner. had treated her
coldly for eight years Mr.. Cab
Ter lives at 54l5 Mohican road.
Glen Echo Heights. Nd.
To support her charge Of
cruelty. Mrs. Gabler said her
husband kept a pet bull terrier
which terrified her.
Il felt something was wrong
with our marriage" Eaid MIRA,
Oabler. But he Just laughed"
The Supreme Court noted, 1T
cannot be said today that for
historical, moral or ecclesiastical
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reasons. adultery must. per se,
be held a graver matrimonial
delict than cruelty"
But. II added, "the wife's in
fidelity was not an Isolated or
spontaneous instance. II
amounted 10 or approached a
deliberate course Of conduct
The high court concluded.
such casual and scanty proof
wholly fails 10 provide any sup
port Whatsoever for q determi-
nation that the husband in this
case Is the party greater In
matrimonial fault"
Therefore. Mr.. and Mrs. Cab
Ter still are married.
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Lester L. Harris. 80. 1917 Eyerte st
staples st. ne, ,o,
and Mary Beil.' Is, ISL 1871 North c CAPITOL
wyndell strlngfellow 2s. Beaver Heights.
No, and Devere Bryson. 20. $50
Donald b Books ks %, 70 Myrtle st. ne.
and Alberta Clarke. 10 2242 10th
Larry K. Antry %, Perry Point. Md.
snd Auis Z. Mackey' 90. Perry Point,
John H, Meyer. 20. Alexandria. and
Belinds O. Scott Is. 1880 Masss-
Arthur j. Kearney' 20. Pittston, Pa. ana
=, Anna J. MeMann 20, ,7la 18th ST. NV.
y, and Ethel NJ Metcaii, ii. i2oi
Lawrence A. Calm. 80. 500 Connecticut
a. 500 connectieu Tus ave. M NV nenae'S0n'
James z. Allen AZ. 141S w st. NV. and
Ernestine {. Monor, IS, 1918 Lincoln
walter D Patterson. 81, Baltimore and
Nathaniel Adams, ~. 1900 LIST st. NV,
and Bernice Robinson 90. 0l5 Decatur
Robert Z. Barba. Fl. s2os Brothers place
&C.. and Gloria NJ. Heath. IS. 1874
,-s savannah s. $50 x,o
Doris 4. Harris. Is. 453 New York
Bernard W. Norfolk. rs. 34O5 Texas ave
&C.. and Shirley A. Alvey 10, 1920
q ST. NV.
Roosevelt r. Roland. As. 1882 A 81. ne.
and Ollie Howard 81. 1852 A 81. nj e,
Ernest =. Zimmerman 20. 2I14 ! 81.
nv, and Esther J. Lashman rs,
J3Hl New Hampshire ave. ne
Burke Riley, ~, Haines Alaska and
Doris A. Bartlett, 20. 17ls 33rd place
Joseph J. Drummond. "a. 1731 corcoran
8 NV. and Mildred Abney. 81. lilo
Green st. ne
Henry D. Mccoy 1s. 5is 18th At. ne.
and Bernice Edwards ~ BIS 18th
James A. Reed "a. Valley PARK. Mo
- and tina !. HITS. rs. 2lis p 81. NV.
Mildred x. Bryant. 81. 042 East Capt
toll 81. ne
James =. oilien. Al. err Est. NV, and
sheila c; EmRart, ~. Arlington.
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Science Academy
Will Aid REFUGEES

The National Academy Of
Sciences National Research
Council. has established an office
at Camp Kilmer. N. j., TO assist
refugee Hungarian scientists,
engineers and other research
personnel TO find suitable posi-
tons in the United States.
Agencies screening the refu-
gees will identify qualified re-
search personnel and refer them
to the new Academy Research
Council Office. A number Of
research laboratories have al
ready expressed their willing
ness TO make suitable places for
qualified refugees, Academy
President DR.. Detley w. Bronx
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23

MARRIED so YEARS-Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Baicar, ST.,
of Old Fort road, Friendly,
Md, celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary with
a family reunion recently.
Born in Czechoslovakia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baicar came
to this country a number
of years ago and became
naturalized. They have
four children, Is grand
children and 16 great
grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23

disregard Tor safety, four To-
driving on a revoked permit, two
Tor driving on a suspended per-
init, one for violating a re-
stricted-use permit, seven fol
drunk driving and is for accu-
mulated traffic violations total
ing IL points.
OF the 1903 suspensions. "A
were for accumulated violations
totaling eight points, "a for fail
ing to satisfy judgments and 10
for failing to file insurance.
The list of suspensions and
revocations follows:
Revoked for operating in such . man
the safety Of persons or Droperty--Al
fred W; Barnes. 2212 Que street Sc.
revoked for operating after revocation
Hiicrsst aeisSts Ma Md f Amssop aY HasE
dan 1859 sixtesnths ' street NMt ES0 W H Ser
peri R.I KeklIy' S SS7 Fourth street NV,
sion-payid p. Goldsmith. s7i4 Tweifti
Ames p Sac: N lawrence A. Carroll. l4st
Revoked for operating in violation q
restricted use Of Dermit-Harry r. ober
NV JAMES, w. Eaton G3ssHlr Bs fnd spena
Sop; 5i$ sixth street s.%.; William Su I
EdWsrd l. Dorsey NO. 1900 N2 2mSier d Ma
Kensington. Nd; Robert L. Gerald. 243s
Eye street NV; Grover C. Peay, 10:
Revoked for accumulated record O.
traffic violations totaling ~ points Of
m more N; Dollna. DAG virginis
street NE. En-" James w. Hardin 4g sss k eSt
lucky ly avenue Sc; Daltor g. Merser
ld22 Long place NE; Donald j.. Amos
Md; Willie r. DeVaughn, 1882 Lamont
street NV; Marlin Breaker. SO Fentor
place E.: John DiPol. los Upsal street
Street sE Bernard C. sRorts EoOn S9z
Allentown road Sc: Edward Bush. 432
Sixth street NE: William r. Ledkicker
Morrow S Ten 1901 street . Ne N sfnaR RspH,
Latimer. 1442 Ives place Sc; William
: Davis, 100 Twenty-first place NE:
Willie z. Smith, 1909 Rhode Island ave-
Suspended for period noted for at least
8 polnts-Demo g; Sarbox, 1900 Massa.
ehusetts avenue NV. 10 days and Traf.
ing stree, NE, 20 days; Freddie reIi - B
Nash. 1745 Lyman place NE, 5 day.
and Traffic school; Francis K. chittams
"a East Tenth street, Bowie. Md
NE da Is JAMES nls w TTndad 5s Nev
School. James r. Ford, r., 44O4 Haye'
street NE. 80 days; Roy O. Crarey
Robert E, MccoIlum. 5s2o:A W stree stree
Geraci, 17I4 Massachusetts avenue NV.
70 days and Traffic School: Howard
Omohundro, 4416 Macarthur boulevard
30 days; John T. johnson, 1924 RenC
road NV, 80 days, John J. Hermann
r. Beverly, 3439 Eads street NE, ii
days; James A. Waddy, 917 Sixth stree
SW, 30 days; William T. Johnson. 1881
Decatur street N E., 10 days and TraffiS
School: Ferries z. GentzlerL I'LL Mas,
Traffic school; James II. Cox. 1885 irv.
514 d street NE, 80 days; Dallas il
Turner. 80 Bryant street NV, 80 DAYS
JACK W. Coffee. 1926 Twenty-first stree
rnoco street. Alexandria, Va, 30 DAYS
SertS place NV days FAN and e Trsfilt
School; Borislay S. Dukov. 1901 Twenty
nth street Sc, Is days and Tram,
S Seh1ocl; Charles q Waller 22l Sleepy
Church road NV. is days days; Willis Cor,
bett, l15 Sixteenth street NE, 5 dayl
and Traffic School: Lewis C. Simpson
- u, street Sc Is days: Joseph F
M SsII RFp Ma N 90 DAYS Il Box 1885, uppe'
Also Jim Dunn. 218 r street NE. is
days: Clarence B. Robinson, 425 v street
N.W.. 10 DAYS and Trafhc School: Audrey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
Home Accidents Injure
ITO District Residents

Accidents In District homes
sent ITO residents 70 hospitals
the past week. the Red Cross
reported yesterday. Five deaths
Tere reported
Three Of the fatalities resulted
from falls. Two we're cases u
choking.
The injuries included ~ falls.
five burns. IL poisonings. n cuts.
10 miscellaneous cases and 10
cases involving foreign objects
IN eye. nose. throat o. stomach
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INVEsTMENT PROP. goa SALE
DETACHED, ALL-BR1cK. AUNT APARTMENT

DETACHED, ALL-BRICK, HUNT APARTMENT
BUILDING. FULLY RENTED; ALI-wHrTT NE1cHBoRHooD.
WALKING DISTANCE TO SHOPPING. TRANSPORTATION.
CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS AUTOMATIC HEAT. rNcINERAToR.
YEARLY INCOME OVER $4,000. SMALL EXPENSES. PRICE
$4,000; $4,000 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY. NO BROKERS
ONLY PRINCIPALS
ROBIN REALTY CORA $4,000
CHOICE DOWNTOWN TWo-STORY BRICK
ON CORNER LOT; SUITABLE sUsrsEss CLUE. oRoAN.
EATON OR CHURCH STATING CAPACITY.
EQUIPPED KITCHEN PRfcE. ALL Cash, $4,000; TERMS.
ss500O BROKERS INVITED OPEN PoR INSPECTION DAILY
EXCEPT SATURDAY TIL 1880 M FROM $50 TO Lao
ROBIN REALTY co.-sA. s30s3 RA. $4,000
FOR LEASE-cHOICE SILVER SPRING AREA
s-sToRY APARTMENT HOUSE TO BIZ BUILT IN NAB
FUTUFt aoocAR PUBLIC PARKING LOT ADJOINING GROUND
WALKING DISTANCE TO TRANSPORTATION. SHOPPING
cHrRcEEs. HEAVILY POPULATED ePAcI AVAILABLE on
GROUND FLOOR PuR RESTAURANT coYPEE BHoP,
INSURANCE oPY1cI REAL Es-ATB on COMMERCIAL UsR
ROBIN REALTT co--RA g-2ooe
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1913 Drivers Permits
Suspended, "a Revoked

Twenyfo drivers had their District permits revoked last
week and 1OS suspended the Department Vehicles and
Traffic announced
In addition IL persons charged with driving without Dis
Iict permit lost the privilege being licensed until thew 6Ie
proof Of future financial responsibility
OF the "a permits revoked was for operating with a0ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. Ian couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tCdit three fun days
and receiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
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BROKERS
KE. $4,000

SPLIT-LEvEL, SI7,950
Brand.nev. 3 bedrrna. uiuN pan-
sied den. large ~ rm., ~ baths.
lgt DIN. rm., complete kit. level
JOHN w. MULROY CO.
W Hillvood Ave. Pals Church. Va
". $4,000 Ewes. kE 6-ap24
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B. F. Perrow

Reminetan. Va. Rem, "a
APPROX. 5 ACRES
Farmette with old home. consist
Ing Of living room, dining room.
kitchen, bath on LIST fir; 2 bedrooms
on End f.: oil heat: 21O IT, on
State road; committing distance 70
d. c.; can he bought for $500 down:
priced $4,000, terms. Call University
7-687i or AP. 7-150O.
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
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TERMS
Couldn't Be Better"

AOt~ LOAA AlONs lOOt
Biz brick split-leveI with plenty
Of sye-appeal IN the highly desifable
Washington Club area OF ". Arling-
ton. only 1 wear old and perfectly
Immaculate condition throughout.
True eenter.hall entrance leads 70
unusually vide living room with
fireplace, separate iaTBs dining room
s srs. gl,sA &c 'uss , ki.easn s sss
rooms and full tiled baths. ample
closets with smart louvred doors:
full basement with plenty Of reerea-
ton room and STORAGE space: at
tached earport anl many Injury
extras. BEST OF Ill. lust $4,000
down ane you can taks over exist
tng excellent financing With pay
men.s far, Tar less than rent IN
this tiptop neishoorhood. Shown
~ appointment only
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
''PERsoNALfzEp sERvicE',
k04 n Randolph a. 0lebe "a. I-52o0
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

NEED GEORGETOWN PROPS, apt.
bldgs.. stores. houses. MICHAEL T.
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

AUIOSs IKUCkS WANTED
N. c. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars, wagons VILLAGE MOTORS,
18Th and r. i ave. ne. AD. 4-044l.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately. any make or model
WILLIE AUTO. SALES. 1920 X. I.
ave, Hyattsyille, Nd WA 7-12s0.
WILL PAY SIS UP for old autos
trucks: will buy wrecked cars. Wa
7-063l: after o ~. g-s102
WANTED-GOOD CAR for daugh-
ter, ABOUT $500 or less: pay cash:
Ford size. WA. b-S474
VIZ NEED CARS, station Wagons,
pickups. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891
wisconsin ave. NV, PE. 3-4042.
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SPIIT-LEVEIS CT

Three and 4 bsdrns, a.. roc
and ) paths; 70 JOS aosn5 tsh
ts-aere lots With al city utilities
seme ready for, smmse. eselPaney.
JOHN w. MULROY co.
% Hiitgood Ave- Rafis Church. We.
n $1,000 Eveas II. 2-el7S
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HOUSES FOR Saliva.
New Home
FOR CHRISTMAS

The most de luxe North
Arlington brick rambler you
have seen in many day
waiting for your immediate
occupancy. All the most
wanted features, such as q
wide center hall. separate
dining room. super-eQuippeu
kitchen with all tine extras,
3 twin hedrms.. 2 tile baths,
2 flreplaces and French doors
to ground level from a light.
dry basement. A perfect setup
for q de luxe recreation room
AND HOT-WATER HEAT. AL
this in the tiptop Over-Lee
Knobs section Of North
Arlington. for the unbelievable
low price Of S26,95O. You
nniirk aaa ~ "a halinue
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

RENT OR SALE. Bethany Beach,
Delaware--Directly on ocean, two
double bedrooms, Ia baths with
utility bedroom and lavatory. large
living room. kitchen, screen porch
ana terrace facing ocean. New cot
tage. fully furnished and equipped.
Write Room 219. Public Building,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

MAS PATUXENT
Waterfront and inland homes near
MAS, Patuxent River, Maryland For
the, right place at the right price
call or Write
J. SPENCE HOWARD, JR.
st. Marys CITY. Md CT. Mills 30