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Alice Mills, 50,
OAR Ex-Officer

Miss Alice Catherine Mills. so,
past regent of the Samuel Cor
ton Chapter Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution here,
died Thursday in Jacksonville.
Fla.
Miss Mills formerly lived at
24ll South 1nge street. Arling-
ton, with her mother, Mrs. Ethel
Mills. After Mrs. Mills retire.
ment from the Agriculture De-
partment Is years ago, they
spent their summers in New Mar
ket, Va. and their winters in
Jacksonville.
Miss Mills served as a hostess
at the Stage Door Canteen and
was collector of antique glass.
She is survived by her mother
of 902 Flagler avenue, Jackson
vile, and three cousins in this
area. John B. Peterson. Holm
Hall Village. Alexandria; Will
liam B. Peterson. jr.. Arlington,
and Maj. A. M. Peterson, Chan
tilly. Va.
Services we're held Saturday
in Jacksonville, with burial there
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J. D. Miller, 70,
Form MACHINERY
Operator in County

oOoSPAA OdNAo 4AlllCIs 10, WIG
conducted a successful threshine
and baling business on Mont
gomery County farms for sc
years although he had lost a
hand as young man, died Sun
day in Marilea Nursing Home in
Colesville.
Mr.. Miller lost his right hand
at the wrist when he was 20 in
a corn-shredding machine ac-
cident. He learned to use his left
hand as well as he had his right
and not only operated the
thrasher and baler. using his own
machinery and going from farm
to farm. but also ran a sawmill
drove a car and developed an
orchard.
Mr.. Miller's home was on
Columbia Pike at White Oak
Md. He was born in Four Cor
nerS, Md, and was a lifelong
resident Of the area.
H6 wife. the former Marian
NARROW. died in 1949. A son died
20 years ago. He is survived BY
four daughters. Mrs. Mildred v
Amos of 703 Hollywood avenue
Silver Spring. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ
Bell of 1888 First street NV,
Mrs. Agnes M. Skinner of 4925
First street NV. and Mrs,
Eleanor NJ. Miller of White Oak:
seven grandchildren, and four
Observation-Disclosures.
Services were to be held at
l pm. today in the Warner e.
Humphrey funeral home. 8434
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring
Burial was TO be in Colesville
Cemetery.
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lit Mrntnriant

LlTZ. LOUIS FRANCIS. In loving mem.
DRY OF our dear father, LOUIS FRAN.
CHS LrIZ, who passed away fifteen
years ago, March -, i94.
Just beautiful memory OF one
loved so well
his DAUGHTER. RUTH.
LlTZENBURG. GLADYS. In sad and
loving memory OF our dear friend,
GLADYS llTzENBURG. who died one
year ago today March 81 1856
Gone, but not forgotten
YOUR DEVOTED FRIENDS, VIRGINIA
AND FRED EARL.
MONROE, lDELLA JOHNSON. Sacred
to the memory of our beloved mother
and sister DELLA JOHNSON MONROE
who entered into eternal rest sixteen
years ago today, March 20 la4I
THE FAMILY
RABBIT, FRANCIS D.. A tribute OF
love to the memory Of my dear nus.
band and our father, FRANCES T.
Rabbit who entered into eternal rest
March -, 1851
The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken
Blessed be the name OF the Lord
May HIS soul rest In peace
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY .
TATE. FANNIE u. AND GEORGE W. A
tribute Of love and devotion to the
memory Of our loved ones. FANNIE +
TATE. who passed away two years
ago today March -, 1888, and
GEORGE W TATE. who passed away
June 81 1850.
THEIR CHILDREN. MARY p SHANK.
LIN, MCCARTHY LEWIS. JAMES
AND NATALIE WAsHlNoToN.I
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DR.. c. R. Wallace, Pioneered
Research on Radiation Effects

DR.. Clifton r. Wallace, 10.
former Bureau of Standards
medical chief and a specialist
in industrial medicine. died of
a heart ailment Saturday in
Winston Salem, N. c.
With the Bureau of Standards
from 1941 to 1914, DR.. Wallace
was responsible for the medical
protection of the first American
scientists engaged in research
leading to the development of
the atomic bomb. He did pioneer
research on the effects on men of
the then little-known uranium.
A graduate of George Wash
ington University. where he re-
celved an alumni achievement
award in 1916. DR.. Wallace prac-
ticed in Washington from 1927
to 1948, when he went to VIM
ston-Salem. He had been in
semiretirement since then.
From 1914 to 1926. DR.. Wal
lace lived in New Jersey, where
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Mrs. Henderson, 70;
Son in CONGRESS

Mrs. Edna Henderson. 49,
mother of Representative John
f. Henderson. Republican of
Ohio, died yesterday of a heart
attack in a Cambridge, Ohio.
hospital
Mrs. Henderson was active in
Ohio Republican affairs for many
years. Her husband. w. Clint
Henderson, a Pittsburgh busi-
nesSman, died many years ago.
In addition to Representative
Henderson, who resides at 3065
University terrace NV, she is
survived by two sons in Pitts
burgh, four grandchildren, and
one great-grandchild.
Services will be held tomorrow
in Cambridge.
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he engaged in industrial medi-
cine. He was an authority on
the heart and blood pressure.
and also promoted safety meas
ureS for employees.
DR.: Wallace was secretary to
the American delegation to the
Geneva conference in 1906 that
established the International
Red Cross. He was in the Sur
geon Generals Office in 1926-27.
He is survived by his second
wife, Vera, of Winston Salem
a son. c. Robert Wallace, jr..
5 Glenmulen place, Alexandria,
who is with the District govern
ment; a grandson and two sis
tiers. Mrs. Grace Harding, 1904
Weary street NV, and Mrs.
Corinne Freilinger of Baltimore.
His first wife. Mrs. Edith L.
Wallace. lives with her son in
Alexandria.
Burial was held yesterday in
DR.. Wallace'S native Leesburg.
Va.
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No. is of the Order Of the East
ern Star.
Surviving are her husband ano
a son. Roger W., jr., both of the
home address; two sisters. Mrs
Gladys Wheeler of 125 Sixth
street Sc. and Mrs. Laura M
Rollins of 4421 Butterworth place
NV. and a brother. Theodore c
Edwards of Alexandria, Va.
Services will be held at pm
tomorrow in the Lee funeral
home. Fourth and Massachusetts
avenue NE. Burial will be irl
Glenwood Cemetery.
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Miss Annie Cutter

CLEVELAND, Mar. q Up
Miss Annie Spencer Cutter. for
mer director of school Libraries
of the Cleveland Public Library,
died at her home yesterday. She
was sister of the late Mrs.
Dwight w. Morrow and aunt of
Mrs. Anne Lindbergh. wife of
Brig Gen. Charles A. Lindbergh.
She retired in September, 1912.
after % years in the library
position.
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1n Mrmnriant
Announcement OF
Services By Chambers

ADAMS, ELLEN. A tribute OF love to the
sacred memory OF my dear mother,
ELLEN ADAMS, who departed this life
twentycseyen years ago today. March
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. AoNEsE.
BADLY. JOHN II. AND ANNIE. In low
ing memory OF our father and mother
JOHN II. DADDY, who departed this
Ms Ms fourteen ant Years SES February
ago today March -, 1916
Beautiful memories cherished forever
OF happy days spent together.
silent thoughts bring many a tear
For the ones We miss and loved so
THEIR DEVOTED CHILDREN. REV
MecALIsTER. MRs ANNIE is' TuRN N I r
atfs lRELt xAb hAp3X M AEb N MAS
MARTHA BOWIE
BOYD, ALLIE. In loving memory Of
my dear wife and our devoted sister
ALLIE BOYD, who left US four years
ago. March -, 1858
She Is gone but the treasures she
Az A. {5HiS a, yal ss.a untold t, ,
"A beauty Of heart and soul
BoYDE, AND DEVOTED SISTER
AND Guss DORSEY
CLINTON. JAMES AUSTIN. In loving
memory OF our dear one. JAMES AUS
years ago. March -. 1852.
He left beautiful memory.
sorrow too great to be told:
But TO us who loved and lost him.
His memory will never groy,. old.
DODSoN. CHARLES r. In sad but low
ing memory OF our husband and father.
CHARLES FRANCIS DODSOk, who left
US suddenly one year ago today. March
~ 1856
There comes a time for all q US
But faith and hope. love and truth
Can never, never die.
The depths OF sorrow we cannot tell
81 the loss OF one We loved so we'll.
While he sleeps a peaceful sleep
HIS LOVING WIFE. JEANETTE bod
son. AND DAUGHTERS LILLIAN
CHAPMAN AND LOLA McCATTY,
DORSEY, STEPHENS. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear brother STEPHEN
DORSEY who left US six years ago,
September 20. 1881.
Sleep on, dear Brother. sleep and rest
BROTHER GUSS DORSEY
F0YE, GRACE MINOR. In memory Of
aunt y oe2 FScE df MAoR FoYr s Nso and
parted this life. two wears ago today,
ERMA p MINOR AND FAMILY.
FOYE, GRACE MINOR. In memory Of
our loved one. GRACE MINOR F0YE,
who LETT us TWO years ago today, Marcn
CHARLES: TAwANA, BABY TAwANA
AND TEDDY
GWYNN. WILLIAM W. In sad but Low.
ins m T1sTWy Of , oar dear son WILLIAM
seventeen years ago today. March %
lO4O. Anniversary mass at the Holy
Redeemer Church.
Wen always remember. well always
Your name is whispered in our prayers
4 smile. tear a thought sincere,
How often, Son. We wish you were
LONELY MOTHER AND DAD
HARKiNs, ROSA D.. In memory OF our
mother, ROSA f., HARK1NS, who left
us so suddenly March ~ 1862.
We Logged you very dearly.
- And, tried from day TO day
To make You very happy
RUIm. ROBERT, SONNY AND MIL
HILL, LEANDER }. To a wonderful
brother one who was better God
never made One. year has passed and
well do remember the day
You were so true. kind and unselfish.
Your beautiful life came TO an end
You died as YOU lived, every ones
You did all the good you could
BY all the means you could
In every way you could,
For all the people YOU could
As long as you could
A wonderful brother. that brother
was YOU
Your memory can never grow cid
BELOVED SISTER, PEARL JAMEA
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had served as a trustee, deacon
and superintendent of the Sun
day school. His home here was
at 1885 Lamont street NV.
His wife Matte S., died sew
eral years ago. He is survived
by a son, Lawrence S., Of Albu-
querque, with whom he made
his home; a granddaughter and
several great-grandchildren.
Services will be held tomorrow
in Albuquerque. Burial will be
in Fredonia, N. Y, on Monday.
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Anurtltttn

LuBER. REBECCA. There will be an
unwilling of a monument in loving
ns@0T REBEccS L1sEs % on sunda
March 81. 1857, at pm, at the
Ohev Sholom Cemetery. Alabama
ave. and 18th pl. ,See; Friends
026 Juniper st. NV, Apt. 301.
THE FAMILY. 80
MOSKOWITZ. PHILIP. There will be an
unwilling of a monument in memory
OF the late PHILIP MOSKOWITz on
Sunday, March 81, 1857, at / pm.
at the National Capital Hebrew Gene
terry. Beth Sholom CONGREGATION, 57th
ave, and NJ ST. Friends and relatives
invited, VIII return to 1900 Ross
THE FAMILY.
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RITES - Mrs. Marie B.
Luebkert, SO, for whom
funeral services were held
today at the Deal funeral
home, 4812 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. Burial was in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. A
lifelong resident of the
District, Mrs. Luebkert, who
lived at 1401 Sheridan
street NV, died Sunday
in Emergency Hospital Of
a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Dratha
BALDERSON

JAMES AUGUSTUS. on
denee $500 sr'p con mn a ave- S n ne
JAMES AUGUSTUS BALDERSoN. be-
loved husband of Anna Lipphard Balder-
SON and brother Of Emory L. Balder-
Balderson of oxford Md Services at
the s. H; Hines Co. Funeral Home.
290l 18th ST. NV. on THURSDAY.
March rs, at 1880 pm. (parkins
facilities, Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. -
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CEMETERY LOTS

CHOICE 4.PLACE CEMETERY LOT in
than current value. klns sd az. q
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
---.---s- -
Crematorium
FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral rributes, Moderate
prices Open daily sun h?lidays Phone
NIGHTS. 200 l4th 81, NV. MA. spl06.
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KANT, NEIL. Members OF seat fltas-
m ant Lodge, No. Els. A. T. q
A ! &. 4. .:':
Friday, March 20, 1857, for
our late brother, NEIL GRANT Of
Waddell Lodge, No. rs, A. and a
NJ. of Gordonsyille Va Funeral
services at the Deal Funeral Home.
4Sl2 Georgia ave. NV. Interment at
Cedar Hill Cemetery
c. 7. GLIDDEN. Worshipful Master.
W b. MASON. Secretary.
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MooSEy; WILLIAM VII ASI n On nS1day,

beloved husband OF Lillian D. Mooney
father OF William D. and Micnael W.
Mooney and lane Smith. brother OF
Bernard Mooney. Ethel Krichbaum and
Aileen CrltzaS He also is survived By
flye grandchildren. Friends may call
al the Robert A. Mattingly Funeia
Home. l3l 1lth ST. Sc. until Thurs
day, March IS. al $3.50 am Re-
QUEEN mass at Mount Calvary Church
at 10 am Relatives and friends In
yited Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 81
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MOFFETT, CARRIE SELLERS. q

day, March 20. 1857. at her residence,
56l5 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. CAR
RE SELLERS MOFFETT. beloved wife
Of owen Grafton Moneti. mother OF
OF Mrs Ida Mcconnell OF Pilot Rock.
Greg. Mrs E. v Ammons. Mrs Charles
Bohck and Wiley Sellers OF Franklin,
N c. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Ar
!ington. Va. where funeral services will
be held on Thursday. March 2S. at IL
am. Interment National Memorial
Park. ~
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Of 1870 st NV. son Of William
Parker and Naomi Cash. brother OF
Avon and Sandra Parker Other rela-
tiyes and friends also survive. After
3 pm Wednesday. March ~ friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV where
services Will be held on Thursday,
March 2s, at pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery 81
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PROCTOK, CARROLL. Suddenly, on
S Ssefsss sa5sA ho. isS G. AE hgla.i
PROCTOR, devoted brother OF Eugene
Proctor, beloved grandson q Mrs Rose
Proctor, nephew OF Mrs. Elsie Swami,
Mrs. Mabel sgann, Mrs, JAMIE Proctor
Mrs, Evelyn Proctor, Alonzo and Wal.
ter Proctor. He also leaves to MOURN
ms passing other relatives and many
friends Remains resting a. his late
Marlboro. Md where friends are in.
March q Mass ioI he fepose q
Mount t0u ca var cat6e eSo'e chareh Fore ore
estville, Md. at am. THURSDAY,
March IS. interment Mount olivet
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by the John
T. Rhines a. Co. Funeral Home, bOl
Ord ST, sw,
PUMPELLy, BEuLAH a. OF 1908 Gate.
March 80 1867. wife OF the late
James M Pumpelly. mother OF Charles
p Pumpelly. Services at Chambers
F FqSstal m hS@s o. RI Al @ St Sc" ln
terment Washington National Gene
terry. rs
sunday, March "a, i057. DANIEL WI
son Of Suzie Richards Of Pulaski,
mae, Robert and Frank Richards He
also is survived BY other relatives
and friends After II am. Wednes.
day, March ~. friends are invited to
call at the jarvis Chapel l432 You
st. NV, where services will b. held
at pm. lnterment Pulaski. Va.
ROBERTS. DONALD. on Tuesday.
March rs. 1867, at Circle Terrace Hos
pital, Alexandria. Va, DONALD ROB
ER1S OF 1906 Commonwealth ave !,
Alexandria. Va, beloved husband OF
Maude M. Roberts. father OF Mrs Betty
4 Wootton brother. Of Harold. s
Elsie II, Rozzelle and Miss Gladys M
Roberts He also Is survived by fye
grandchildren. Services at the s, II
Hines Co. Funeral Home, aHUl l4th
ST. NV, on Thursday March ~, at
8 pm tparking facilitiesJ, Interment
private. In lieu OF flowers, contrlbu.
tons may He made 70 the Heart Fund
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MoREY. JOsEPH M On Tue,day. Marc

a6, 1857. al Dunn. n. c. JOSEPH N
MOREY, formerly OF Brentwood. Nd
beloved husband. Of the late Mary E
L. Morey and brother OF Bradley
Morey, Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs Ann
Sweet. Friends may call at Nalley S
Funeral Home, 300 Rhode Island ave.
day. March ~. at $50 am: thence
10 St James Catholic Church. where
mass will be offered At ~ am. for
the repose Of his soul. Relatives and
friends invited. lnterment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery 2S
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INci15> Lodge. No IS. B. p. o. Elks,
N~ will assemble at the s. H
SAC, ma Hines Co. Funeral Home,
IA 290l 14th St NV. on
'%Itk- Wednesday March ~, 1857,
%AIES; at 7:30 pm, to exemplify
1tGlSE the funeral ritual Of the
order over the remains OF our late
brother, JAMES A. BALDERsoN' BY
r. T. PICKREL, Secretary.
March 81 1857, SAMUEL RAY BALL
OF 1922 18th st. Sc. the beloved
husband of Alice A. Ball, father Of
Md, and Carol Ann Ball. brother Of
Mrs Frances Allen and Walter F. Ball
Funeral services at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd
Sc, on Friday, March. 20. at /?
noon. Relatives and friends, INVITED
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. tRaleigh, N. c.. papers please
copy) rs
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c Male6 pA is6 e. M ON w s,0 aos
pitsL DAVID P. GRADY OF 45l3 IL
linois ave. NV. beloved husband Of
Pauline M Grady tnee Wettis). be-
loved father OF Mrs. Evelyn Jett and
Vincent d. Grady; brother OF Catherine
Grant and grandfather OF Michael and
Kenneth Grady. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881
GEORGIA ave. NV, on Friday, March
20, at $50 am. High requiem mass
al ST. Gabriels Church. Grant Circle
NV, at y am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. IS
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BELOVED SISTER, PEARL JxMEA'.
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Lovely section OF Woodridge ne.
Six-rm. brick. Three bedrms., den.
encl porch full bsmt; to reliable
family ONLY; avail 18th mo. Elk.
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HOUSES UhFURNIsHED

wHEAr~ N-GLENMONr AREA - Or
( iz-acIe lot, .-bedrm. house; dinette
/ liv rm. with log burning firepl.
bath, country atmosphere, ideal Tor
small family. 500. VIII. 2-7453
SILVER SPRING-Exquisite 5-rm.
newly zee. rambler: full bsmt, with
auto. w., MIR. and Mrs. closets
many ouilt;ins, big Handicapped. yd.
transp.; SiI0 mo. III. 9-i25;i.
ANDkEWS---New Sl-ft. brk ramb.
din. rm., huge kit; SI25 mo. Open
today go. Purch. w/rent. Pa. ave
Sc. to Branch ave, right to Camp
Sprgs., right 3 mi. to Radford I'd .
left 200 yds. DICKEY. AP. 7.S0S0
FAIRFAX--2-bedrm. house. avail
now, mr.. Westmore school and shop
$50 mo. CIR. 3-l119.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-New split.
PARRAN, OIL. 6-3657 or HE
4-9300, Mon. thru Sat. from 1876
IsT TIME OFFERED-Mod. center.
hall detached brk.; liv. rin., screen
porch, incl. carpeting and Grapes
XII, den ana and powder rm:. 3 bed
Lease. Others -" at Si6o per- per- mo
Near Walter Reed. RA. $500.
SILVER SPRING---Nr. golf course;
| 3 bedrms. and bsmt., whitehall
orlck rambler, newly decor, =
yrs. old, large lot. Mr.. bus and
scnoolS SID mo. MR.. RAMSEY,
,JU. 9-29S5.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS--24O2 Ken
ton pl.; term brick, 1k baths,
rec. rm, fenced I'd. G-E kit. $3.50.
RE. 6-4444.
HILLANDALE AREA, Sill. Sp,-5
acres 5-rm. mod. house, Eng
bsmt,. 2 baths. stable. Handicapped;
nr. SHOPS. schools. churches; 500.
lmmed. occup. 10. 5-1S3O.
WHEATON 3. bedroom home,
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SPARKLING 3-bedroom Dutch.
style Colonial; full basement with
rec room; beautiful yard with
month. PRINCE o iSeaseSR PRO- ssdG
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Colonial cony. to schools, shop.
ping center. ia. 2-6S8O.
SPRlNGFIELD-3 -bedrm. ramblers
I S125 70 155. TO qualified tenants
j 5-12l3.
VIRGINIA RENTALS -, 3 and 4
bedrm. houses, SS5 to Si75. quail.
/ ned tenants. NICHOLS REAL EST
/ CO.. ia. 5-I213.
Mr.. CHEVERLY--:-bedr solid.
masonry rambler; equip. kit, sep
din area. Vacant. Rent. Sis, Of
! VIII sell Sl75 dn., SS7 per mo
JO. S-lsS6 or VIII. 6-3247.
n: ARLINGTON, near st. AIMS
,t-bedrm hrirk. dep - -.
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BETHESDA. MD, 1904 Chase ave
Beautifully furn, LIST floor. Iiv. Ym..
with piano. fireplace, din. rm.,
breakfast Tm.. kit. 2nd floor.
bedrms- and bath csrpeted
throughout. rec rm garage, Q
porches. Sl65 No OIL 5.nNrn
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HOUSES uNFURNIsHEp

RENT OR BUY. SSH ARD AVE
HYATTS. Charming older-type .,
story 3-bedrm home on pretty
HANDICAPPED. deep lot Low On. payt
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3-bedroom Cape Cod. . baths, base.
ment: in wonderful condition Si3(
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rms, and bath up; full basemenl
with toilet beaut level lot look 20
with garage ia. 1-7U9a
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semidetached' fenced yard; ful
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kitchen separate dining room. III
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CAPITOL HILL, May-Oct.--Brick
oct. rms. . baths. incl. rm. and
Dath, PVT. entrance; newly reno
waited. attrac. furn., TV. car PARK
5000 IL ~-I~AS
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sUsINtss OPPORTUNITIES

PAVING BUSINESS. well established,
wants man or woman partner Must
have some cash Box lS.c, star.
PARTNER. colored man IL woman,
familiar with cookin managing.
small invest feq q. class res
tautant Mr. JONES, DU. f.n3i7.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

CHESTER MOvERS---Large or small,
We do them all: careful and rea-
sonable. ~. ,!-U55S ana IA. v-OlI5
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage
reasonable rates, ia. 9-2937. r.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches speciality. s. L. MORRIS,
TU. 2-ll5O or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING AND HAULING-Day OF
night reasonable rates. DU. z
9US7
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: save storage
N separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0IO4, UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906
ROiALL TRANSFER rooms as
low az $50, or 81 per hour. AID
.-o24s. 81
HARRIS MOvERs-Insured van
service, 2 experienced white men
80 hour. 10. 7-S33l. LO. 7-25pS.
THE LOWEST CHARGING and most
patient OF reput. loo. movers. HILL
TRANSP., AP. 1866. LU. $500
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APARTMENTS WANTED

ONL BEDRM.. UNFURN.. mr.. Catho-
lie church and park; . adults:
reas Box 4lg-C. Star.
REFINED EMPLOYED LADY desires
/ furnished efficiency apartment,
NV; about $67 so; June l oc-
cupancy. Box .4lt-Y, Star.
RELIABLE RETIRED COUPLE want
a unfinished hrst-floor apartment
IN Maryland near District line,
1 about May 10th. write Star ONCE,
Box &c. Star, or phone baltimore,
Ridgeway 1-dg7S.
UNFuRN. APT. wanted by refined
mlddle-aged couple. by June /, in
NV. section, close to transp. or in
pvt. home. Box 3S7-C. Star.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp
A Home of Quality

A fashionably decorated Colonial;
spacious white-columned porch: liv-
ing room 20x3O, full dining room.
library; modern kitchen with auto
matte washer and drier: breakfast
room, . fireplaces, 2 fun baths.
storage attic. I0-foot ceilings; an
ished basement; power mower and
tools. All in perfect condition: i'm
posing oak-shaded grounds l20x240.
Handicapped and fenced; one block
from d. c. in TakomR Park. Md.
Owner going overseas: SIZE per
month. Phone Juniper 5-4133.