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Col. Thomas J. .Mutkovcik,
Left Pentugon for Indo- Chino

Col. Thomas ]. Matkovcik, IS.
who was stationed at the Penta-
gon and then in 1ndo- China be-
fore he retired April 80 for dis
ability. died yesterday at Walter
Reed Hospital. He lived at 2915
North Seventh street, Arlington,
Iva.
Col. Matkovcik was a battalion
commander with the goth Infan-
try in the Southwest Pacific and
the Philippines during World
War II. In 1916 and 1947 he
was professor of military science
and tactics at Staunton (Va.)
Military Academy.
COL Matkovcik was in Europe
with the logistics division from
1949 to 1852. Afterwards he was
assigned to the Pentagon in the
reviews branch Of the Inspector
Generals Office.
In January. Col. Matkovcik
was transferred to Indo-C China,
but he returned to the United
States due to Ill health and re-
tired.
He held the Silver Star for
gallantry in action and the
Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Clus-
ter.
Col. Matkovcik was born in
Cook County. III. He was edu-
Gated at Knox College and was
graduated from John Marshall
Law School, both in Illinois. He
practiced law in Chicago until
1941 when he was called to ac-
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Louis Grou, 80,
Futker-in-Iuw of
IHecht Official

Louis Grau, 80. father-in-law
of Jack Blau. a vice president OF
the Hecht Co., died Thursday at
his home in New Rochelle, N. Y
Mr.. Grau was retired in 1941
from the braid and trimming
business in his native New York
City.
Survivors are five daughters
Mrs. Addie Blau, 400 Connecti-
Icut avenue NV; Mrs. Gloria
Dalton, Dorchester House: Mrs
Ethel Nathansen, New York
City; Mrs. Vivian Lehman
Ossining, N. Y, and Mrs. Der.
niece Friedman, Highland Park
N. J. Also a brother, Michael
New York City; five grandchil-
Idren and five great-grandchil-
Idren.
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Italy decorated her for her work
toward the restoration of st
Marks Basilica in Venice and in
1882 the City of Venice named
her an honorary citizen. The
ceremony was held in the Ducal
Palace.
With others, Mrs. Beale con-
Quoted the first benefit for the
British Air Force in World
War II.
She was awarded the Order OF
the Sun by Peru for supplying
books for the National Library
in Lima which was destroyed by
fire.
In addition to her labors for
foreign governments, Mrs. Beale
was tireless in her efforts for the
National Symphony Orchestra
She was chairman of the Enter
tainment Committee of the
Woman's Committee for several
seasons.
Wrote of House
In 1854 Mrs. Beale wrote q
book. Decatur House and It's
inhabitants" Often termed "the
front lobby of the White House >
Decatur House was DESIGNED h1
Benjamin Latrobe. Its first
owner, Commodore Decatur. died
there after a duel. Afterwards
Henry Clay. Martin Van Burer
and Edward Livingston occupied
the mansion during their terms
as Secretary of State. Othe,
statesmen and foreign dignitarie,
were tenants of Decatur House
About 1870 Truxtun Beale',
father, Edward Fitzgerald BeaIe
bought the house.
Threatened time and again bv
condemnation for Government
use. Mrs. Beale determined r.
preserve Decatur House for pos
terity and successfully comhat ter
these attempts. She announced
Two years ago that she intendec
TO beqeuath the brick mansion
70 the National Trust for Historic
preservation, with an endow.
ment for its upkeep. She wrote
IN her obituary that she aIsc
provided for the continuatioy
Iot the Truxtun-Decatur NavaI
Museum under the auspices n
the Naval Historical Pounds.
tion." The museum is in the
former stables of Decatur House
leased by Mrs. Beale.
Mrs. Beale leaves no immedi-
ate survivors.
Her body will be cremated and
her ashes buried in the Bruton
Churchyard, Williamsburg Va
where her husband is buried a
memorial service will be held
later.
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MRS. John Murphy,
| Bradbury Heights
II eucher IS Years

Mrs. John Murphy. Sc. first
grade teacher at Bradbury
Heights (Md.) Elementary
School, died yesterday at the
home of her brother. John A
Birmingham. 1401 Abingdon
drive. Alexandria. Va.
Mrs. Murphy, who lived al
3640 Minnesota avenue Sc, was
the former Angela Birmingham
daughter of the late William P
and Mary Conway Birmingham
She went to st. Michael's School
in her native Frostburg, Md, as
well as Frostburg Teachers Col
llege and the University of Mary
land.
Mrs. Murphy taught elemen-
ltary school in Cumberland, Md,
and also in Silver Spring, Md,
For the last is years she had
taught at Bradbury Heights.
Her husband, who died about
seven years ago, was a dentist
in Fairmont. w. Va.
Mrs. Murphy was a member
of the Sodality at Our Lady
Queen of Peace Church.
Besides John she is survived
by three other brothers, Francis
D., 1886 New Hampshire avenue
NV; James ", Anchorage,
Alaska, and Thomas D. Birming-
ham. Eagleville, Pa.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 8 am tomorrow at Our Lady
Queen of Peace Catholic Church.
Ely place and Ridge road Sc.
Burial will be Thursday in Frost
burg
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Edwin S. Like, 80,
Held Job s. Years

CAMBRIDGE, Nd, June IL
| (P.-Edwin S. Lake, for SO years
deputy clerk of the Dorchester
County Circuit Court, died in
Cambridge Hospital yesterday.
He was SO.
Mr.. Lake suffered a heart att
tack while at work in the clerks
office Thursday.
He became deputy in 1894,
while his father, the late Charles
Lake, was clerk.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted tomorrow afternoon in a
Cambridge funeral home. Two
sons and a daughter survive.
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Edwin CorIe, 50,
Southwest Writer

SANTA BARBARA, Calf,
June IL (P. - Novelist Edwin
Corle, so, noted for his stories
of the Southwest, died in Santa
Barbara hospital yesterday of
cancer and an embolism.
Mr.. Corle's novels and biogra-
phies included "Mojave," Zig
Tree john" John Studebaker.
an American Dream" and Billy
the Kid"
The writer. born in Wildwood,
N. j., and his family had lived
at Hope Ranch, near here, for
several years. He is survived by
his widow. Jean, a daughter also
named Jean. and his parents, DR.,
and Mrs. Samuel E. Corle of Los
angeles.
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Mrs. Truxtun BeoIe, IS,
Social Leader, Dies

MIS-. IruXJun beale, 10, wash
lington social leader and owner
Of historic Decatur House at 74e
jackson place NV, died yester-
day in Zurich, Switzerland, OF
acute myeloid leukemia.
She had gone to Europe about
a month and a half ago and had
planned to charter a yacht with
the Robert Wood Blisses and Col
Robert Mckay and sail the
Aegean Sea for month. They
were to meet in Athens.
/ Earlier this year, Mrs. Beale
had prepared her own obituary
and given it to persons handling
her affairs.
The famous Washington host
ess. whose parties were never
large but whose guests were care
fully selected, gave a traditional
party at Decatur House each
year following the White House
diplomatic reception. Guests
would step across the street from
the White House into Decatur
House, the first home to be built
on Lafayette Square after the
Executive Mansion.
Guarded Pictures
4 Mrs. Beale seldom invited the
press to her parties and she
never permitted her picture to be
taken or used in the press. Her
only exception was for the pro-
motion of Piccadilly Arcade. She
was honorary chairman of the
Arcade in l941, a sale for the
British War Relief which lasted
three days.
! She and her maid took her
collection OF jewels and her most
modish evening gown to a pho
tographic studio for the picture
Negatives and prints Immediately
were ordered destroyed so that
the picture could not be used
again.
She evidently had destroyed
also the negative for the picture
used above, as the studio had nc
record of it. The print was
found in The Star files.
Home Since iona
! Mrs. Beale had lived since 1909
in the 138-year -old Decatur
House, built for Stephen Decatur
the naval hero, with prize money
won in the wars against the Bar
barry pirates and the War OF
1872. 1t was in 1908 that Mrs
Beale. the former Marie Oge OF
California, married Truxtuu
Beale, diplomat and writer who
was former United States Min
lister to Persia. Greece and other
countries. He died in 1896.
Mrs. Beale counted among her
forebears Salmon P. Chase. Sec-
retary of the Treasury in Lin
coins cabinet and later Chief
Justice, and Bishop Philander
Chase of the Anglican Episcopal
Church. founder of Kenyon Col
lege in Ohio.
Mrs. Beale did much to pre-
serve the atmosphere of the past
IN Decatur House The CANDLE
lit drawing rooms, with their
wealth of historical souvenirs
welcomed many visitors from ali
over the world.
Mrs. Beale devoted herself par-
ticularly to promoting friendship
between the Americas and dur
ing World War II she was asked
by the State Department to helm
in that cause.
Several Decorations
She was decorated by several
South American countries as
well as by King George II of
Greece when she headed the
W a n in g ton Committee for
Greek Relief. The Republic of
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Barton Embry, IS, Co-Owner
.OfAreu Bakery Shop Chain

Barton Stone Embry, IS, who
with his brother owned the
Barker Bake Shops in the Wash
ington area for 30 years, died
yesterday in his native Hopkins
vile, Ky. He lived in Dade City,
Fla. He and his wife had gone
to Hopkinsville for a family re-
union.
Mr.. Embry was just out of the
Army from World War l when
he and his brother, Ashton F.
Embry. a law clerk at the Su-
Ipreme Court. decided to go into
the bakery business here. They
named their shops Barker after
an oven developed by William
Barker and they featured salt
rising bread baked from an old
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as Million Protected

CHICAGO. --Forty-five million
Americans are protected by $94,-
300. 100000 worth of group in
surance. The families of &c.
600, 1000 workers are assured that
III their breadwinner dies, they
will receive an amount equal to
his salary for a year.
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tive duty with the Army. He
had been commissioned in the
Army Reserve in 1888.
Survivors are his widow, Mar
jorie c.; a son. Thomas, jr., and
two daughters, Marjorie and
Mary Louise, all of the home
address: his father. Ignatius. Of
Chicago. and two brothers and
two sisters.
Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
ilington Cemetery.
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Garns nf Chunks

HOLT, SAMUEL B. The wife OF the
acknowledge with grateful appreciation
the service of the Rev. W. l.. Turley,
pastor of Mount Gilead Baptist Church
officers end auxiliaries of said church
mont Avenue School and Orchestra
Columbia Lodge of Elks No. So: CO.
workers. neighbors, friends and rela-
tiyes. for the beautiful floral tributes
use OF cars, kilograms. cards OF con-
dolence and ohter acts of Kindness
during my recent bereavement
DEVOTED WIFE, CORGIA CAMPBELL
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In Mpnnrtant

SIMMs; MARY 3. In loving memory of
MARY E. SINAiS, who left us fonrtssn
ears ago today June II. 1912.
we can't begin to describe her,
a, mere Is so much would 90 untold
FoT We were blessed with a mother
whose heart was as pure as gold.
Her kind heart was ever cheerful
10 q stranger or 10 friend;
AL who knew her loved her dearly;
mother was faithful to the end.
- FAMILY.
sMALLwooD. LAURA VIRGINIA. In
sad and loving memory Of our daaT
sister, LAURA VIRGINIA SMALL
s woOp INV VINO DEPARTED this life "a years
SISTERS LOUISE BEcKs AND
BLANCHE WILLIAMS.
SPRIGGS, FLORENCE J. IN loving mem
CRY o. my devoted mother. FLORENCE
y SPR1GGS. who passed into Gods
eternal keeping twenty wears ago. June
She lives within the many hearts
or those who loved her best,
Whose lives she frightened every day
more than she ever euessed.
She. walked serene with peaceful head,
10 meet the setting sun,
her hand In Gods and unafraid
TO let His will be done.
often sit and think Of her
When / am all alone,
FoL memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
ELISE.
TILLs, ARAB. In memory OF our
mother and grandmother. SARAH
TlLIS, who left us 22 years ago TO-DAY,
June IL, 1884.
Dear mother, how we miss you
Every moment OF the day.
Our nome is such an empty place
since you went away.
We carry on as best we can.
=, For the. world doesn't understand;
We would gladly trade our earthly
just Tor the touch Of your hand
ID = NOT ED DAUGHTERS. CLARA
5lMMS ROSETTA ALLEN; GRAND
DAUGHTERS, MAMIE HAYES AND
LILLIAN MIDDLETON
TINGsTRUM. CHARLES {. In loving
memory Of our dear father, CHARLES
6. TINGSTRUM, who passed away
fourteen years ago today. June r.
Loving and kind in all your ways,
Uprieht and lust 10 the end OF your DAYS
sincere and KIND In heart and mind.
What a beautiful memory you left
behind.
In our hearts there Ia Q picture
More precious than silver and gold;
picture Of our dear father
Wnose memory Will never grow old.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Very often cord Of thonks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hardly be solved in any other way
Not only Is il o gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
Horol tributes but also eourteousIy
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the muny to whom per
sonol note OF thanks connoi well be
mciIed OF whose nomes and 3D.
dresses are not known Insertions Of
Q cord OF thanks moy be oroneed
By telephone 10 The Stor ST $4,000
The Evening ond Sunday Stor
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In Mrmnriant

GOODSPEED, LEROY 4, In memory o.
my husband. LEROY L. dOoDsPEED
who passed away three years ago TO.
day July IL. 1883.
have TO stop and ask myself
II he Is really gone
And ask the Lord TO give me strength
10 help me carry on.
LOVING WIFE EVELYN,
MITCHELL, ROBERTA HARVEY. In sac
but loving remembrance Of our dear
wife ana mother. ROBERTA HARVEY
MITCHELL, who passed away -four
years aRo today. June IL. 1852.
Just a line OF sweet remembrance,
Just a memory. fond and true:
Just a token OF loves devotion
That our hearts still Iona for YOU
The years OF her life were numbered,
When the messenger whispered low
The Master has come and called FOL
She answered. II am ready 20 20"
DIR. MATTHEW MITCHELL AND MAT.
THEW MITCHELL, Jf
Rabbit MINNIE VI. In sad but low.
ing remembrance OF our devoted sister
MINNIE M RABBIT. who entered
into eternal rest fve years ago today
June IL. 1861.
God saw the road vas getting roush
And the hills were hard 70 climb,
50 He closed your weary eyeiids
And VII 'spered, Pet e be thine"
DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTHERS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance, 500
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9TH and Mass Ave NE IL $4,000
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CEMETERY LOTS

MAUsoLEuM in National Memorial
Park. Falls Church. Va; $1,000 on.
,eash only. Box 44a-z. Star. l4s
CEDAR HILL--An l6 sites, lot 1917, Sec
lion 2S. sites ABCD, for $50 each.
Islephone 10. $4,000. H.
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= FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Flora Tributes Moderate
prices Open daily sun. holidays Phone
orders also accepted $50 70 q pm week
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and members of Lebanon
Chapter, No. IS. o. E. 8.
the W. W. Deal F unera
Home, 4Sl2 Georgia ave
NV, at 7:45 pm. on Wed
neSday, June 10. 1856. To-
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FRANK PIERRE. Master.

p. FRANK KIMMEL. Secretary.
10. 1866. at the Washington Sanitar-
ium, Takoma Park. Md; JOHN E.
RIDGEWAY OF 9615 SIND ave-, College
Park. Md, beloved husband Of Dorothy
and John Ridseway' He IS also survived
by his mother. Lena Ridgeway Mr.
Ridgeway rests at Gasch's Funeral
Home, Hyattsville, Md Services and
In lieu. contributions may be sent Ia
the Cancer Fund 12
SADLER, FLOSSIE A. On Saturday. June
8, 1856. FLOSSIE A. SADLER OF 1870
st. NV. Notice OF funeral later. Ar
rangements by Jarvis
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ADAMS. HARRY c. steamntters' Local
81 - No, 602. notifies YOU OF the
3 ivan death Of Brother HARRY c
ADAMS. Services from Ives
1871 Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson
WISV blvd Arlington, Va on
Tuesday, June IL, at ] pm
Death No. 1853
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EGKL0EE. ARTHUR. oncers and mem
- bers Of Bricklayers' Union
HT No. l.. D.. c., are hereby
I'LL NH notified of the death of
HH4A ARTHUR ECKLOFF. a life
F1lIyNE member. Remains resting
k}A H0n at Warner E. Humphrey
~ Funeral Home. S434 Geor-
s-,4Zl gia ave, Silver Spring.
Nd, until Wednesday. June Il, at
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cane
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conventions, both Republican and Democratic. He's
learned just about every bizarre trick that's been used
crash convention from the press photographers"
armed with Brownies to girls who faint conveniently
at the convention entrance.
He's stopped gatecraSherS Juggling cakes of ice for
the Soft-drnk stands and others wearing overals and
carrying SepladderS, coils of wire and light bulbs.
But says Frain, mo gatecrasher seems to remem
Der that workmen don't shiny, sharpoed shoes"
Chiefs Badge Didn't Work
The professional gatecraShers not his only prob
lem The amateurs, few of them politicians wearing
fragile of their own importance headache,
too, and require fineSSe.
"Andy's SYSTEM says of his ushers, rs based on
mans fear of being shamed in public Sometimes
this doesn't work.
One such case Frain recalls involved the Eastern
police chief who with number of his friends tried
to crash the 1914 Republican convention by flashing
his gold badge Usher after usher turned him down.
But the chief thickSknned protesting all the way
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sy WILLIAM BARRY FuRLoNo

One of the bitteres struggles of the conventions will
never appear on your TV screen - unless it reaches
riotouS proportions 1t won't be secret, Darkroom
battle It'll be right out in the open and will match two
TeSourCefuI foes: the gaecraSheTs and the usheTs.
For Andy Frain willy 52-year-old car of the house
Of uSher the convention onslaught of the gatecraSherS
provides both challenge and livelihood. when
they're right the conventions the toughest
ties anybody could try to crash, he says. Then he
paused But they're also the toughest parties on the
uSherS"
Why?
Because everybody who goes to convention is an
important person thinks he is, says Frain. Its
very tough TO say MOI
When the Democratic convention opens in Chicago
Monday Frain & Co. will be on hand TO say NOT as
firmly And this year, for the first time. Frains
son. Andy Jr will be in charge of uSherS and doormen.
Since 1892 Frains have handled eight political
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up to Frain, who turned him down again for keeps
This technique isn't always taken gracefully Back in
1892 the late Mayor of Chicago, Tony Cermak, handed
out thousands of notes to his wardheeers with Okay,
Tony" Scrawed across them These we're supposed to
get Cermaks men into the - Continued on page II
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Crash The
Convention?

Thousands will be trying it this month.
There'II be ''fainting" women, men carrying
'tice for the soft-drnk stand' and phony
electricians. But they won't get away with it
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Fl. MEADE PERSONNEL -3-bedrm
all-brick, full-bsmt. rambler, near
Burionsville With large porch and
garage, on - acre. SIg,g50. Custom
built. A. J KESSINGER g. CO. ~
u-lHI1
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NEW HAMPSHIRE EsTATEs-Mo

err brick; 8 bedrms.. list a. pow
der room. bsInt., many extras which
d make an unusually nice home. Conv
to transp. Large 40 loan can b6
assumed. Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH
T PECK Rnaltnr
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THOMPSON CO
$500 Fenton St. s. S, JU. 5-4n00
SILVER SPRING-ciyiiian. ~ 900
down Lovely modern brick rambler,
approximately ( years old. has spa
cious living room dining area, fully
equipped kitchen. 3 large bedrooms
beautiful sodded lot; kids walk 10
school Price. Sli.950. For details
call Mr.. McGinuiss Ma, S-500O;
evenings. TIL. .-a3SS. NESS
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOsTIA. near Minnesota ave-
rooms. full basement with rec.
rm.. gas hot-water heat. porch.
Rrlfsf tSF R Rqlsfk sale 1Nc log Iu
CONGRESS HEIGHTS 2-family
semidet. brick; 2-bedrm. apt. on
LIST. floor; mr. Nichols and Portland
To inspect. call JOHN L. SHELTON.
Realtor: 10. 10000. is
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Near paro-
chial school, Oct. asbestos shingle;
rms. With snrcbs Sed sitsbe 9 for nuT Gn
cry or large family. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. LII. 4-3400. LII.
HILICREST. near Alabama aves--
Custom-b built detached brick DUTCH
Colonial; rms "a baths, lst n !;
bedrooms, ind floor; rec. rm.. built
call HARTMAN REALTY. INC
LII. $4,000, LII 1870
RANDLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brick
house rooms, . large porches
garage. Only S14.00n "409 Naylor
I'd sc. Call Mr.. LEE, LII. e-lu0O.
1888 FIT. DAVIS PL.. $685. down;
attractive 3-bedroom brick. semi
detached. in new condition. Lily.
rm.. din. rm, equip. kit. bsmt. with
finished rec rm. 2 bath. Gas
h.-w.h. Fenced lot PAYMENTS less
than rent, Call OWNER. UN; A.
1000 boo RIDGE PLACE s.E.-3-bedrm.
rec rm; terms; may consider
trade. John L. SHELTON. 10. >
1000. lis
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BEAUTIFUL-Are you familiar with
preciate this wonderful value at
S13.450 with 3 bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm. fireplace and family sized din.
nm; full bsmt; CT or conventional.
Call I'll 9 pm, WA. 1900. ROB-
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RORERT r T,OHR

HE 4-4o0o tn . PM RIA. e-3s00
DON'T LET THIS SLIP BY
CUTE WELL-Loc. BUNGALOW
Near Coral Hills. of Marlboro pike
Low down payment Very handy
school. shopping, transp. Near out
door theater Quick possession. Call
Mr. Forth 10 S-S3a0. cox a. co.
( INC. 10 s-5S37. Ia
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Slim DOWN

lNon-vet or YETI. Buys lovely Viers
Mill bungalow. full bsmt.;; SS5 mo-;
vacant; no red tape. PARKSIDE
REALTY. To- 5-s755 til Q pm.
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Open Daily, l to $50
WESTGATE RAMBLER
PAMPT EP

RAMBLER
$500 CASH-$14,250
First offerinl Of this 4-year ole
rambler Just of Conn. ave. transp
Features lRe. living rin., 2,a!X!4 #.
iuinlng rm Kitchen. :, bedrms. anc
oath Dutch door opening on tc
attached brick patio. w. B WRIGHT
EN v.tt.lD az "a
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HIUM-BUlLI KAMBLEk-UWne
forced to sell this 1-yr.-old spacious
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick. College
Park home Words can't describe
its beauty replacement cost
$50. 900. Your chance for q real
buy on excel terms. AP. 7-59SS.
COHEE REALTY CO. AP. 1885.
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BETHESDA
C10 Q50

Excellent 6-room brick Colonial.
close to Naval Hospital and NH
room. Fenced rear ward with attrac-
tive planting Desirable neighbor-
hood. Call Mr.. Moulton. MA. $4,000.
ewes. EN-. 2-G545. BOSS & PHEt PS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18

KENSINGTON - Cape Cod; large
living room with fireplace, big
kitchen. bedroom and den and bath
down: End fl. contains = bedrms-
ana bath: bsmt;; deep lot; GI apr;
GenrRia ave LO 5-f2nn til A,3U.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
MONTGOMERY KNOLLs in Silver

Spa very smart brick rambler
with 8 bedrooms in this popular
area. Just few blocks from bis.
gesL shopping center in town
schools. downtown bus, ETC.; full
bsmt. and built-in garage; sos $50
RIPLEY & ROMER i'll 5-6ll1