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James J. SIottery, 81 Attorney
Who Pructiced Here IS Years

James j. Slattery, 81, an at
torney here for IS years, died
yesterday at Georgetown Hos
pital.
A native of Jersey City, N. j.,
Mr.. Slattery was the son Of the
late Daniel and Elizabeth Stat
terry. He was Q graduate OF
Georgetown Law School in the
class of 1916. He opened his law
ONCE flrst on John Marshall
place, then moved to the Invest
ment Building.
He was a member of the Dis
|trict Bar Association and the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians.
Mr.. Slattery was a bachelor.
He is survived by two brothers,
William T. Slattery, with whom
he lived at 10301 Lorain avenue.
Silver Spring. and John E. Stat
terry, of Roselle, N. j.; three
.nephews and two nieces.
Services will be held at 9:15
am. tomorrow at the Timothy
Hanlon funeral home, 1881
Georgia avenue NV, followed
at 10 am. by a requiem mass at
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became a full professor in 1909
and taught continuously until he
retired at the age of So.
Mr.. Lovett was proud of his
early work as editor Of the old
Dial, a literary magazine. He
once was affiliated with the New
Republic Magazine.
Mr.. Lovett elaborated with
William Vaughn Moody to write
"A History Of English Litera-
ture." He also wrote a novel,
"A Winged Victory" and a play,
"Cowards."
Survivors include the widow
Ida and two daughters. Mrs.
Ruth Ashenhurst of Chicago.
and DR.. Beatrice Lovett of Min
neapolis. three grandchildren
and six great grandchildren.
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Clarence c. McCIuine, IS,
Arlington Real Estute Owner

Clarence Conway McClaine.
real estate owner and mortgage
banker of Arlington, died un-
lexpectedly yesterday in Fort
ILauderdale. Fla.
Mr.. Mechanic, who would have
been 46 years old May /, was
born in Romney, w. Va, the
son of Mrs. Lulu Conway Nc
elaine and the late William w.
cClaine. He had been as
ISOLATED with his father in the
building and real estate field for
approximately IS years. Mr..
Mechanic was a graduate Of the
Lawrenceville School, and Prince
ton University. He was grad
uated from Princeton in 1884
and was a member Of the Key
and Seal Club there.
He served in the Marine
Corps during World War II, and
attained the rank Of major. A
letter OF commentator was
awarded him for outstanding
service.
Mr.. McClaine was an en-
thusiastic yachtsman and an
active member Of the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club. He served as
feet captain Of the club and led
the boat parade at the Presi-
dents Cup Regatta several
times. He was a member Of the
Washington Golf and Country
Club, the Cavalier Yacht and
Country Club of Virginia
Beach, and the Princeton Club
of Washington.
In local business circles, he
was a charter member Of the
Northern Virginia Builders As
Isociation and an active member
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I'M Mrntnriaitt
BURTON, ROMA MAE. In loving m

orr 81 our ' dear Mi irlend. RoMA MAE NAE
BURTON. who departed this life one
year ago today. February Q. 1855.
Cherished memories keep you always
'M MAI AND CHARLES MCGEE.
CARTER, ADA 4. In sacred memory OF
mother, ADA E. CARTER, who departed
this HE February 3, 1853.
Hg HaRS6I:b g SAF4rt I CARTER; SON
ANNA C, PEARSON, who departed this
life eight years ago today. February
0. 1913.
The depths Of sorrow we cannot tell
OF the loss Of one we loved SO well
Her memory we shall always keep.
DAUGHTER ELEANOR, AND FAM
lily
GILLEM. RICHARD A. In sacred mem.
ory Of our beloved brother, RICHARD
A. GILLEM. who died February o. 1945
He lives within the many hearts
Whose lives he Frightened every day
More than he ever guessed.
He lived life that all might envy.
And in death his Blessed memory
Comforts aA4 " &c A lsii G saakisskR.
HENDERSON, WILLIAM. In loving
memory Of our beloved husband and
father. WILLIAM HENDERSON OF Falls
Church. Va, who departed this life
twenty-five years ago today February
9 %s,: Sgt me- nser ,, 70 be forgotten
LOUISA HENDERSON AND CHILDREN
EDWARD. A tribute of love
TO the memory Of our dear father and
MhS mi. EDTh N. v. sehls 3so
today. February ). 1851.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget
But time So tar has only proved
How much we miss you yet.
LIE ROY AND GRACE.
LEVY GRACE oI 2; In o loyins memory q
who passed away nine years ago TO-
day. February q, l947.
She was lust a plain dear mother
With her loving smile each day,
Always tryins to do for others
As she as1.g Ss5rsy'd AS I'd e cH1L TS{i
Of my older brother, HENRY S. NOR
R1S, who departed this lie two wears
ago today. February o, 1854.
Deep in my life Is q lonely spot
Your bright face used 10 MI;
But naught can take your memory
t'6 6ais 'A ssrf En- SLEW oERSSiA WI
AMIS.
ROBINSON. JENNA, A tribute Of love
and devotion TO the memory OF our
dear mother and grandmother, JENNA
ROBINSON. who left US ten years
ago today. February ., 1o46.
srha k.a,,NlT,,t ,naunnr- vau iaft hahlna
Lingers forever In our three minds:
Enough God has taken you away.
You are with US each and every day
IDA, ARCHIBALD AND MILDRED
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jones Johnston, SO,
Retired Civil Ennineer

ATLANTA. Feb. 9 A1.--James
Houston Johnston, 80, retired
civil engineer and former presi-
dent of the American Society OF
Civil Engineers, died in a hospi-
tai Tuesday night.
He was former consulting en-
gineer for the Georgia Public
Service Commission and State
engineer for the Public Works
Administration from 1893 to
1887.
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Of the Mortgage Bankers As
ISOLATION Of America. A resident
at 1900 North Rhodes street,
Arlington, for the past 16 years,
he also was active in develop
ment and expansion of the
county.
Surviving, besides his mother,
are his widow, the former Car
leen Loeffier, daughter of Carl
A. Loefiier, a former secretary
of the United States Senate;
and two daughters, Patricia
Anne, Is. and Joan Conway,
10, all of Arlington.
Funeral services will be at /
pm. Saturday at the chapel in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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w. W. GoodfeIiow
Rites Tomorrow

Wallace w. Goodfellow, II.
father of Joseph Goodfellow.
director of sales for Stations
WRC and WRC-TV, died Tues
day at Georgetown Hospital.
Mr.. Goodfellow, who was re-
tired. came here from Hemp
stead, Long Island. N. Y, about
three years ago with Mrs. Good
fellow to live with his son at
70l5 Armat drive, Bethesda.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Alice
Goodfellow, and his son. he is
survived by two sisters and a
brother.
Services will be held tomorrow
at the Hartnett funeral home,
Greenwich street. Hampstead,
Long Island.
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duty, and saw an auto approach
ing with glazing headlights or
Sixteenth street near Colorado
avenue NV. The inspector
went into the street and Tagged
the car down. Secret service
men swarmed out.
II recognized President Wilson
when ! came up to the car" HI
said. 81 told him, Good eve.
ming. Mr.. President, I'm sorry
I had to stop YOU He told me
Don't apologize, officer, but
what Is 1t for?' I called his at
tention to the lights. and he
reprimanded his driver and
thanked me-"
Inspector Collins came to this
country from Ireland with his
uncle. grew up in Chicago, and
roamed the country when, he ex-
planned, he was young and had
no sense of responsibility.
He served nearly Is years as a
private before becoming a SER
geant in 1919.
Knew Every Resident
"In the days was a private. >
he said. leach man put in 10
hours a day on his beat. and
knew everyone who lived on it,
AS captain. he still followed
this practice himself. During
the 10 years he commanded No
2 precinct in Georgetown, he
knew most Of the residents there
and became a tradition in the
neighborhood.
Among several commentators
In his dossier Is one for tact and
courtesy in settling a neighbor.
hood dispute. He was also COM
mended by President Roosevelt
when the King and Queen Of
England visited here in 1899
three years after he became ar
inspector, and was commended
twice for arrests of men charged
with assault and attempted
murder.
Inspector Collins was the first
motorcycle policeman in Wash
ington. Before motorcycles came
in. he pursued speeding automo-
biles on a bicycle to enforce the
speed limit Of IL miles per hour
Visited in Ireland
He never got back to Chicago
as he hoped to do when he re-
tired. but he did visit Ireland
with Mrs. Collins two years af-
ter leaving the department. He
continued with his hobbies, in
GLIDING growing peonies. OF
which he was quite proud. Since
his retirement. Inspector Collins
has been associated with the
Capitol police.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Nellie O'Keeffe Collins, OF
the home address, and three
daughters, Mrs. Eileen Tracy
the widow Of Hubert Tracy. ar
FBI agent who was killed In
1912, and Miss Anna T. Collins
both Of the home address: and
Mrs. Margaret Close. Of Wash
ington. Also surviving are six
grandchildren. and two sisters
Mrs. Mary Breen, of Washing
ton. and Mrs. Nora Pledger, oil
Kent, England.
Prayers will be said at the
home at 8:45 m. Saturday, fol-
lowed by requiem mass at 9:ls
lat the Church Of the Nativity
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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DR. arnison, B,
|Psychiatrist

DR.. Benjamin L. Jamison. 80,
a psychiatrist in private practice
here and former staff member
of the Washington Institute OF
Mental Hygiene. and st. Eliza
beths Hospital, died yesterday al
Garfield Hospital.
DR.. Jamison lived and had his
Offices at 5000 Connecticut ave-
niue NV. He was graduated
from the Medical College of Vir-
Iginia in 1947, interned at the
University Of Maryland and
completed his training as q
resident physician at st. Eliza
beths.
He served on the staff of st.
Elizabeths for a year, then went
into private practice in 1852. At
the same time. he became asso-
Iciated with the Washington In
Istitute of Mental Hygiene, and
worked with this group until ILL
ness forced him to leave.
DR.. Jamison also received 9
diploma in psychiatry from thu
Washington School of Psychia-
try in 1854.
He was q member Of the
Washington Psychiatric Society
the District Medical Society, the
Medical Society Of st. Elizabeths
Hospital and Alpha Omega Al
pha, honorary medical frater.
nifty.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Ruth Breneman of Phil
adelphia; his parents, in his
native Covington, Va; five
brothers and a sister.
Mrs. Jamison, who will return
to Washington Saturday after
services tomorrow in Covington,
requests that tokens of SYM
pathy be sent to the American
Cancer Society,"
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Robert M. Lovett, IS;
Stormy Ex-U. S. Official

!
Morss Lovett. IS, a stormy edu-
Gator, author and Government
official with numerous alleged
Communist affiliations, died yes
terday in st. Joseph Hospital.
He had been taken to the hos
pital Tuesday after becoming i'll
at his home.
Mr.. Lovett, a former instructor
at Harvard and the University of
Chicago, was fired by Congress
lin l943 as Government secretary
for the Virgin Islands. The Dies
Committee accused him Of aff1lia-
ton with subversive organiZa-
lions. He had denied ever being
a Communist.
At various times Government
witnesses accused him of belong
ing to as many as Sc Communist
front organizations.
Mr.. Lovett took his dismissal
to the United States Supreme
Court, which ordered Congress to
pay him back salary.
He served briefly as executive
assistant to the Governor of the
Virgin Islands. He resigned that
post in March. 1914.
Mr.. Lovett often went to the
aid of labor, sometimes making
appearances on picket lines. He
was arrested for disorderly con-
duct for espousing the cause of
$500 striking factory workers
in a picket line battle with
Chicago police In 1888.
Mr.. Lovett was born in Bos-
ton in 1870. He was graduated
from Harvard in 1892 and a
year later became an English
instructor there. He Joined the
University OF Chicago as an in
structor in English in 1893. He
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mrs. Convoy,
Fisk AIumnu

Mrs. Charles A. Conway, 10
daughter Of the late Christian
Methodist Episcopal Bishop C
H. Phillips. died Monday in Dis
Itrict General Hospital. following
a stroke two weeks ago.
Mrs. Conway travelled with hel
father throughout the United
States and Mexico before coming
to Washington IS years ago. The
former Lady Emma Phillips, she
was born In Memphis, Tenn.
and was a graduate Of Walden
University in Nashville. She also
studied at Fisk University, Nash
vile, and the Oberlin (Ohio)
Music Conservatory.
Mrs. Conway was a member Of
the National Negro Opera Com.
pany here, the Dett Choral So.
ciety and Fisk University Alumni
Association. She was a volunteer
worker for the CINE. Mission
airy Society and the Red Cross
for many years. She lived here
at 1889 Kearny street NE.
She is survived by her hus-
band, who retired in 1947 after
AZ years of Army and Govern
ment service. Also surviving are
five children, Phillips c. Con-
way and Mrs. John A. Ferguson
Iof Washington, Miss Faith B
Conway of Salisbury, Md, Mrs
Leonard Muse of Arlington and
Pvt. Jasper P. Conway, stationed
lat Fort Jackson, S. c.; one
brother, three sisters and nine
grandchildren.
Funeral services were to be
held at 1880 pm. today at the
Israel CINE. Church, New Jer-
Isey avenue and Morgan street
NV, of which Mrs. Conway
was a member. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thanks

Very often O cord Of thanks IN
The StoF meets need which con
hardly be solved in any other way
Not only is it q gracious expression
Of gratitude TO those who hove sent
fiorol tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the many to whom per
sonoI note OF thonks eonnot well be
moiled or whose names ond 3D.
dresses ore NOT known. Insertions Of
a cord Of thanks moy be oronsed
by telephone to The Stor ST. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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St. Bernadette's Church, 10003
Old Bladensburg road, Silver
Spring. Burial will be in Mount
Oliyet Cemetery,
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CEMETERY LOTS

WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY-
Select location owner. 81 Mackey ave
Port Washington, New York Colonial
3-6497. Eedgewater. Nd. liz
CEDAR HILL SITES OF for cash or
sites and cash for good car or car On
and rent buys home. AID 4-0OGO Ia
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY Family
lot OF graves In Memorial Park sec
ton reasonably priced Box "3G-H
star. -
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FUNERAL DESIGNS


GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
prices. Open daily Sun. holidays Phone
orders also accepted $50 10 . . m week
nights 900 l4th St NV. MA S-0l0B
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Dratha


heart attack, on February g.. 1856, al
her residence, 1901 Connecticut ave
NV. LAvERNE 2; MOORE; wife Of tn,
late DR., Mead Moore, and mother o.
sinsapore. Notice Of Services later. {
MORRIS. NANCY. On Monday. Febru
Hospital s & i' nancy 4 M moR R Of qen nss
Emerald st. ne. beloved arandmothe
Of Mrs Annie Jones Mrs. Ruby Farrar
Mrs Pearl, Primer. Mrs. Shelly Walton
Mrs GsrtrgGs Joiner RGS.,t Mf and ss ss
Morris, she also. leaves 70 mourl
many other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting ct the John T Rhine
4 pm. Thursday. February o. Funera
services on Friday. February 10, q
.5 g at sv. the Church hls Of q FAM sof,
Davis .oficiatins Interment, Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery on Saturday. Feb
ruary II. at 10 am Family ma!
be contacted at COS Keefer pl. NV. II
MULLIGAN, SAMUEL C. OF 1901 Ney
Hampshire ave nv; on February 8
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home
l40O Chaplin ST.. NV. on Friday
Fsbruary H. At 9:30 an: Mass Il
Ap.iSIs Cetn100He Shurcn, An
Glenwood Cemetery
NEWMAN. LYNwoOD KIRK. Or
lington HOSPITAL LYNwoop KIRK
NEWMAN beloved son Of Alric ant
Mary Newman grandson Of Harry ant
Sadie Newman s Mary Smith and II,
Tracey and Ronald Newman. He also
Is survived by seven aurlts. nine uncleS
three great-aunts, six great-uncles anc
many many other relatives and friends: Re,
Home, 1905 South Seminary road. Ar.
be in charge Of funeral services at j
Pm Saturday February II, AZ th'
heid. Va. Interment chantiliy. va. To-
o,HARA. ROBERT EMMETT. On Thurs.
d dsy Fe1FePF ks.. 1855 at biz Tss!
EMMETT o'HARH' beloved husband o.
Mary Margaret oHara. father o.
deiphia, Pa: Elisabeth and Eva o'Hara
Mrs. Michael Ford and Joseph T
0HaTa; all Of INDIANAPOLIS. Ind: James
H. o,Hara Of St. Paul. MIMI and
Notice Of funeral later, Announcements
by the De Vol Funeral Home. 10
RAYMOND MICHAEL. Sud-
denly, on Wednesday, February :. 1860,
RAYMOND MICHEEL O'MEARA,. be-
and father Of Mrs. Patricia o. Figallo
es SIHssn0s It e aS Ms Station. Ssannt Md F.
John Raymond o,Meara Of Kentiand,
Nd. and Walter D. o'Meara of River
dale, No, Also surviving are eleven
rA1aash ht.mn, sus sc from the Ho W
57S2 oeorFia ave. NV. on Saturday
at the Church Of the nativity at $50
am. Relatives and friends invited
TO- 70 attend attend 1nterment Mount oltyet
OWENS, WILLIAM EDGAR. On Tues
veterans Hospital. Han Hampton. So VIII
LIAM EDGAR OWENS OF 1900 North
OAK St; ,A.EElIinsten, Va. beloved hus.
%alaes a and R Sls Frances Noes s shan
sspsSn = M M john i0l Tsn: and
stepbrother of Mrs, W. Mosby. He
f fEsnd. 'S m.1 e.. R' !. Il
Funeral Home, 3245 wilson blvd, Ar
lington. Va. where services win be
tsfs n f5 as19 s SonSqs Gene
PAUL. RANDOLPH E. On Monday,
h-isbsnd Of Muriei s. Paul. father Of
Virginia Schickele and Richard H
Paul: brother OF Gertrude Meyers. Her
bert Paul and Charles 2. Paul il.
the Howard University Chapel on FIJI
day, February 10 at 4:45 pm. Inter-
ment private In lieu Of flowers. con-
tributions may be made TO Children'S
Hospital o
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CARLTON L. A special eommuni

ILTUN L. a SPECIAL comfnuni-
cation OF Osiris Lodge, No.
20, ?. A, A. M, is hereby
called for Friday, February
10. 1855, at I p.m.. at the
Masonic Temple, 18th st. and
New York ave. NV. for the
purpose Of conducting Ma
al services for our late broth
TON T. POST
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PAQL, RANDULPH On Monday,
February 9. 1885; RANDOLPH z, PAUL:
Virginia Sehickele and Richard H
Paul: brother OF Gertrude Meyers. Her
bert Paul and Charles B, Paul, jr.
the Howard University Chapel on Fri
day, February 10 at AIS pm. Inter-
ment private In lieu Of flowers. con-
tributions may be made to ChildFen'S
Hospital. o
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AND DEFENSE PER-
SONNET desire 3-5 bedroom homes
plus space for entertaining. Both
furnished and unfurnished. Price
range. Sl5O-S350. ELIJAH q. AR
MOLD tCol., USA, ret), Broker. EN-
$3.50; JE. 2-7l55.
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MUCH DESIRED

This 3-bedrm., all-brk. rambler
has that certain appeal and Charm
wanted by US all. Pretty setting.
under tail shade trees. Liv. rm,
with frepl. and picture window
din. Ell. equip. kit. One bedrm. is
pine paneied.. On quiet, desd-end,
r'o'oh Horhoods; handy tn everything
Amazing, but priced at only $4,000,
Cali ia. 1-666O.
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KENSINGTON, SS,95O-$l 900 On,
5-bedrm. Cape Cod. L,ge. kit, bsmt.
gas h.-w.h., storm windows. Close
to schools, shops and transporta-
ton. BONAN Il FOGARTY, LO
5-5052.
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LOHR
PENTHOUSEI
HOMES
ROBERT E.. LOHR
BEAUTIFUL SUMNER

HE. $4,000 till 9 pm. RIA. $4,000
Our Seth year OF dependable service
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
AVONDALE AREA

1898 Buchanan ST .-Lovely det.
brick. LARGE rms pa baths.
screened porch, bsmt sas heat, large
schools. etc Terms 10 suit you. II.
g. i043. ewes la f-6s6a
wILLouoHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
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PREVUE

Be the first see this distinctive
4-bedrm., 3-bath split-level' ali.
brk., new. Spacious dble. firepl. fol-
hv rm. and din. rm.. nm. recr. rm
IN neat paneling with firepl.. French
screened porch. kuilt-in gar. lovely
shaded lot; distinctive neighborhood
Only ! blk. to Lorcom lane and only
min. to- town or Pentagon. Choose
your colors now. Planning and
appts: commensurate with price OF
~, 800. Your inspection is invited
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
TRADES ACCEPTED

On this 4-bedrm.. 2Is-bath. brand
new split in N. Arl.: $25.S50
J-W REALTY IA. S-fs7S
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LANGLEY PARK AREA-An ex.
cellent buy for $13,950. Immac.
sep. din. rm., kit, table space. d.
luxe refgr., plenty of closets, bsmt.
rec. .rm. Many extras includ. storm
windows. fenced cornices. . blks
to Rolling Terrace School. Walk tC
Lansburgh's. BONAN g. FOGARTY
IO h.SNnO
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BEyERLY HILLS AREA-on > ,lots

BEVERLY HILLS AREA-On 2 dot
IS this brick Colonial home with
full bsmt. There is a den on thu
LIST floor. liv. -rm., din. rm. anC
Kitchen: 8 bedrms. and bath OF
2 md floor col ot pretty 1T, home. ans
Wonderful schools within watkins
distance. Bus to Pentagon on cor.
ner. ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ES.
TATE CORP, XII. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm. house
with expandable attic, partly nm.
ished. liv. rm. 81 by IL with firepl.
kit. with eating space; lee. fenced
shoppins. s1s 800 S il S sIsss An'
FALLS CHURCH, BY owNER-Gl
tapprox. APPRAISAL. S1l 900, 2-bed.
rm. Cape COD type; expand. 2nd
floor. Lge. lot. firepl., conv. tranSp.
schools, shops, newly decor. JE. A.
LANGLEY RETREAT-Private road
leads to- charming 3-bedrm. home
on wooded i2-acre. Features 36z
1S-ft.. studio bedrm.,, 19x16-ft. din
water heat. 3 minutes to Chain
Bridge. Sacrifice at S16,5OO with
immediate possession. Call now
IA. 10000. REAL ESTATE SERV-
Lee hwy Open 90.
N. ARL., $500 down CT. 500 per mo
or assume VA loan--3 bedrms., pine
rec. rm.. fenced rear I'd, equip.
mr.. schools. JE. S-155S.
DO-IT-YOURSELF - Beautiful pre-,
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iow Gown payment; catalogs. Csc
va, SWIFT HOMES. next 70 .!
2 96ss Fairfax Va Call CIR s.
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-SlS.,
500 or $40 per mo. Pretty ramblel
in Tauxemont on the Potomac. rap
estry brick; bedrms., liv. rm. witt
fireplace, din. rm. and pine-paneleC
Kitchen; ia-acre lot. A lot for thl
money. II YOU desire TO own,
lsase purchase can be arranged
RCUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORR, XII. $1,000.
5000 DOWN. military. FHA-4 bed
rms, full ssmt. with rec. room. 4
lovely home ia excel. cond. $1I5 pc
mo. total payments. Don't miss ]
OF you u be sorry. ROUTH ROB
BINS REAL EsT&TE CORP, Kl
S12,3OO Ga acre Of lovely tree
and fenced yard surround thi
brick-and-masonry Cape Cod in al
excellent neighborhood: 2 bedrms
plus an expansible attic, a larg
kitchen with eating space. There i
q grand patio for outdoor pleas
Lres. True country living yet S
close. Call now and see. ROB
SCHACH REALTY, llO7 Yves
Broad St. Falls Church. JE. 2-37Oe
LARGE FAMILY, Falls Church are
--5-bedrm. detached brick; DOW
der room LIST A.: high-ceiling base
ment; lovely lot: established com
munity near schools. tranSp
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD (Col. USA
ret; Broker, EN-. S-4335. JE
2-7155.
REDUCED So. 55O-Transferred Col
onel in distress must sell his stun
ming 3-bedrm., 2l2-bath custor
brick rambler quick EXTRAS
l3X35 living room. separate dinin
room. GE kitchen, I5xlS maste
bedrm., full basement with 23x2
recreation room. Garage; patio
lovely lot 6 MINUTES 10 PENTA
Con. WILL CONSIDER TRADE
tOnly S34. $500 CROWELL g. co
@l60 Glebe I'd. ia. 5-07O7.
ASSUME 40 LOAN on this spotles
N. Arlington brick rambler with ful
bsmt.. GE kitchen with brea kfas
bar; level. fenced yard with lovel
shrubs; S1,7Q0 DOWN AND ONL'
$99 MO. Full price. S13.95(
CROWELL g. CO, INC. 216O \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-30
TRADES CONSIDERED

bedrooms. large living room with
super de luxe fireplace, separate
dining room. de luxe kitchen with
all the step-saving devices See
any time: only Is min. downtown.
Drive out Penna. ave. sc. to South
to Ellis ST., right on Ellis st. to open
homes.