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'R.M.M' Namara,
Rail Executive

Raymond M. Mcnamara. So
vice president and treasurer Of
the Washington and Old Domin.
ion Railroad. died yesterday Of 8
heart condition in his car neal
Twelfth and Monroe streets N E
Mr.. Mcnamara was attending
a friends wedding at st. An
thongs Church when he became
III and returned to his car. He
lived at 4006 Glenridge street
Chevy Chase View, Md.
Mr.. Mcnamara was q third
generation Washingtonian who
had spent his entire career rail-
reading. He was first with the
Pennsylvania Railroad. In 1921
he began his long association
with the w. e. o. D., which
hauls freight and mail from
Alexandria and Rosslyn to Blue
mont, va.
Mr.. Mcnamara rose from clerk
to assistant general manager OF
the railroad and then to vice
president and treasurer.
He was q member Of Hope Ma
sonic Lodge.
Survivors are his widow, three
sisters. Mrs. Walter L. Patten
and Mrs. Francis Mccarthy, both
of 5l20 Sargent road NE; Mrs.
Beatrice Maske. Pasadena, Md,
and three brothers, James,
North Beach Md: Harry, Can
ton. Ohio, and ]. w. McNa-
mara, 1856 Brothers place Sc.
Services will be held at Q pm.
tomorrow at the Robert Pun
Iphrey funeral home, 1857 Wis
consin avenue. Bethesda, Md.
Burial will be in Parklawn Gene
fiery
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Charles c. Boysen, Former
Washington Post Official

Charles c. Boysen, 81, former
secretary and business manager
of the Washington Post Co.,
died last night at George WASH
lngton University Hospital after
a long illness. He lived at 3348
Runnymede place NV.
Mr.. Boysen joined The Post
when it was bought by Eugene
Meyer in 1888. He was then as
sistant treasurer and later be-
came assistant controller. con-
Itroller. circulation director and
In l943. business manager.
At one time Mr.. Boysen was a
director, secretary and treasurer
of Radio Station WTOP, Inc.
Mr.. Boysen resigned last Feb
ruary as secretary Of the Post, a
job he had held since 1850. At
that time, illness made 1t neces-
sary for him to limit his activi-
ties but he continued as a direc-
tor and also managed newsprint
supply.
Mr.. Boysen was born in Cedar
Falls, Iowa, and attended Iowa
State College. In 1915 he was
sent to Texas with the National
Guard during the Mexican Dor.
der clashes. During World War I
he was an infantry captain in
France. He was also a member
Of the American rife team in
international matches.
After the war. Mr.. Boysen re-
NAMED in the Army for several
years before returning to Iowa
to work with his father who
managed the Cedar Falls power
plant. In 1922. he went to work
for the Internal Revenue Bureau.
He worked for the Farm Loan
Bureau when Mr.. Meyer was
Farm Loan Commissioner. They
also worked together at the Re-
construction Finance Corp.
Mr. Boysen was a member Of
the Rotary Club and Congress
sional Country Club. He was a
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1raths

SINGLETON. SUSIE. On Monday
i Hosps 1865 sSGas IS nd nniisFsI o q "a
slon ns o ss'y e J ss Of si AsaEs
and sandra singleton sister Of Mrs
,a sa.yeta She a a.. e survived b
e viewed at the Stewart saa.''i Pun era
TSaT s jaly h Where si' Services nS VII
S g. "sS On tFws oSds STly ceSs.. a
SULLIVAN. MINNIE. suddenly. on
MsHcnnfSday d iuly Soi s sS5 MlSE u
Riverdale. Nd. beloved mother d
Leona n sullivan. Friends may cal
M ahsre seasees H %il b sS Sels
on Saturday. July d, al ID am. In.
w iHlTnsps cG AGNES CssiiEy
lfeiHzz;sasHEsi EH 'WSIz1kR u b..l:Ao ~
mother q Mrs. Lille Ford Of uppeI
Msrlboro, Nd; yirEii Hoves Of Dssie
g.. aSe Preston Walker Of Yves
HardestS Funeral Home. oSiesyiIis. Nd
Mount Harmony Church ct $50 pm
w saSsEnspt n T,S shSEch eemsteryI .
July 4, 1867, at her residence, 223s
beloved SisC s,, wife Of George ?. wheeler
II noon Sunday. July 4, friends ar;
invited TO cal az the Mcclure ,Funera
mass viii BE- offered. on Monday. Jul,
Catholic e Shore H. 18Th a. snd su sss x
.lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
WILKINS nI1 Y ia ELSIE k M On W %sdps.asg
ssSSHfG . assshisr tHs l.t' 1ssns
residence. %stsibSsrTv 2a = lr 81 'sai
v View" nd Msn n su c e SoT.r, Ms ss;
forward contributions to your favorits
EiSbSM. THELMA =. On Monday. july
Birney pl Sc. Apt. s6i. dausnts a0s q
Vie q Cecil wisdom. dsv 1s1' mother sSiss'
q Mrs. Jean Fox and Mrs, Shirley
pra aSsSo'te . sEf fosns lister
Roberts and Leon Scott Also. surviv.
n Tsnd are S URsr 5sa naCs pl aS sn y
): friends are invited to cal 1t th The
mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9Th 81
nv Services On q, SATURDAY aSI JVly g
ment Lincoln Msmor TAI = ceme asss.
Family may be contacted At 355 SSth
ia, i ,s s4Y SaxSa on z,9 EsssEE;ss. z
40 Mes-oyer DR.. New Cumbsrlsnd,
ara sister Of Mrs. Sue Wilmer r. & ai'f NsW
c. n.nS.a vshs Else !: survived sg,,
,ielphia, Pa. She was & member OF
esther Chapter. No. S, .. E. s., WASH
,ng:on, D C. Funeral at 10 am.
risbnlK, Pa. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Washington, D. c.
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Mrs. Stevenson;
Father Was Chief
Of Radio Agency

Mrs. Octavia Sykes Stevenson,
as. daughter of one of the first
chairmen of the Radio Commits
sion, later the Federal Com
munications Commission, died
yesterday at her home. 240l
Calvert street NV.
A resident OF Washington
since 1928. Mrs. Stevenson was
the daughter Of tlae late Judge
and Mrs. Eugene O.iSykes. Judge
Sykes. a former Justice of the
Mississippi State Supreme Court.
was appointed as one of the
chairmen of the Radio Com
mission by President Coolidge
in 1927. He served IL years,
being reappointed by Presidents
Hoover and Roosevelt.
Mrs. Stevenson was born in
Aberdeen. Miss. A. graduate Of
George Washington University,
she was a member of the Colo
NAL Danes of America. Order
of the Crown in America, Daugh-
tiers of Barons of lIunnymeade,
Daughters of the American
Revolution and the. Kappa Delta
Sorority.
Mrs. Stevenson lis survived nv
her mother and two sons, Octave
and Eugene. of the home ad-
dress; a brother, Charles S.
Sykes, of Bronxvillc. N. Y. and
q sister. Mrs. Richmond Cunning
ham. of Winston-Salem, N. c.
Private services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral homs, 1901 Four
teenth street N.W Burial will
be in Mississippi.
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past director Of the National
Capital Area Council Of Boy
Scouts. His hobby was photog-
raphy.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs
Irene Stevens Boysen: a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jacques ]. Helbronner
Toronto: two brothers, Paul,
Jesup, Iowa; John T., Kansas
City. and three sisters, Mrs
Harry Aelman, Cedar Falls; Mrs
Catherine Ransom and Mrs
Earl Moothart. both Of Waterloo
Iowa.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. Monday at Gawler's
funeral home, 1856 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will be
in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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foreign correspondent for several
New York newspapers. He came
to Washington to work for the
once Of War Information in
the early 1940s. Later he was
special adviser to the chief OF
public relations of the War De-
partment. When the Defense De-
partment was established, he was
in the ONCE of public informa-
ton there.
Mr.. Casino started his own
public relations firm, about 1851.
with Offices at 72B Fifteenth
street NV. Afterward, he went
to India to reorganaze the Ameri-
can Reporter. a Government pub
location. for the United States In
formation Agency,
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in the Bronx.
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Fla. March II. the young couple
had been living in. New York.
Miss Tyler won the title of
Miss Stardust" in a Nation
wide contest in ls49s Earlier this
year the raven-haired actress
played the romantic lead in the
Rodgers and Hamir1erstein nlu-
steal comedy Pipe Dream"
For three years Miss Tyler
played in the television show.
"Howdy Doody."
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CEMETERY LOTS

cFA Isl1 3 L9rs Is. :. ss!. LjHcsln, Sc
BURIAL SITES for 10 National Me.
Dunklrk $4,000.
I lois, National Memorial Park: bar.
location Phone XII. e-572O
MAusoLssggnnii cIE o ls5vI LINCOLN
BOX lSs-K. STAR
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DAiEEY N.Y. ELIZABETH AND FAM
HOLMES. MRS. MARGARET In mem.
DRY OF MRS. MARGARET. HOLMES
VINO passed away one year ago today
TO MOTHER
I watched a little flower turn
Its face to the sun,
And saw 1t intentiy
Until its course was run.
Ny. heart is lust as faithful
As, the flower to the sun.
O untiI 'n the day "a y IS done one love you
ANNE PRESTON AND GRANDcHIL.
JOHNSON. ANDREW o. To the mem.
CRY Of ANDREW o. JOHNSON. wht
July 5, 1852.
Today recalls the memory
81 our loved one passed to rest,
And those who think OF you today
Are the ones who loved YOU best
Jo 9S6So ELEANORA, AND SCOTT
S SSO1s our 'rH sister, Of EEsA e -
and Brother. GEORGE ZEE E Sex scoT F iy w
passed away August y, 1853.
sunshine passes, shadows fall.
And though the years be many or few
They are 1lled with memories, deal
D. SUSHSP Anb 5s EEos,,r 9EF aIVA. B
k y, y u FRANK AM L Z; In Toying mem
kEMPER, who lett me one year agS
today, July 5. 1856.
Silent thoughts bring many a teal
FOR me one 4 miss and loved so dear
DEVOTED WIFE. THERESA.
knoll: LOUIS. In loving memory d
HIs gear I husband ans.. ana father LOUIS
ago today, JULY 5. 1855.
This day we pause in reverence,
ana say q solemn prayer,
Asking God to keep him ever
u,iHn Ky tsndsr' ,loyins care .-
NC cHi IHbSHN.l' WIFE, ANNA ANr
MACKALL. DANIEL LLOYD. Sacred
DANiEi LLoYp MAcKHiL. deceaSed
six years aso today. July 5, 1851.
o Holy Saviour. friend unseen,
Since on Thine arm Thou bid'st him
Helped him throughout lies chsngins
BY faith TO cling to Thee.
Though faith and hope he long had
He asked net, needed not. ausht beside:
How safe, how calm, how satisfisd,
With his soul 10 cling 70 Thee
Gone. but not forgotten.
h bktN CHILDREN AND oRAkbchIL.
NASH. DANIEL M. In loving memoir,
NJ NASH, who passed away five years
ago today, July 5, 1889.
We fniss you 80, dear Daddy.
Your voice We cannot hear:
But 0 20 u, Ne 3D., IN memory en- ny,
your, LOVING WIFE, MARY, AMI
RODDA, RICHARD T., Jr. In loyinr
memory OF our dear friend. RICHARD
4. RODDA, Jr. who departed this life
ING. years ago today Friday July >
CATHERINE AND CHARLES JACOBS
SHAW, WILLIAM n. In memory o.
LIAM X. SHAW, who passed away
eieht years A0D today, July 8. 1919
'Tis' sweet to know we shall mesl
Where parting is no more.
And that the one so dearly loved
Has only some before.
oE SSiilnarS MiFL' HENRIETTA ANn
VIRNsTEIN, JOHN n. In sad but loytnr
memory Of our dear father. JOHN X
vlRNSrE1N who departed this life
twsnty-six years ago today, july B
ais DEVOTED DAUGHTER. GER.
]. sILsMoRTHR" 1--WE ViRNs 4 SYN
wEATHkRLESS, NELSON Z. In re-
membranee Of the love, unuying devo-
ton and service OF our father, NELSON
8 WEATHERLESS who left Us four
teen years aeo today, July 5, lv4j
Your memory Is as dear today
As in the hour yOu flaAged away
DEVOTED cHILDREN, RUTH AND
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral tributes Moderately
priced open Tally Sun. holidays Phone
orders also accepted $3.50 TO 81 pm week
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KELLY, OSBORNE RAYMOND. suddenly

S n YMheSSfSs ki s tOr SS os 81 isS5
10th st, NV, beloved husband OF
Mrs. Mary Kelly, stepfather " Claude
and Jesse Anderson, brother of Paul
Jeannette Green. other relAti tive S snd
friends also survive. Remains resting
with l.. Z. Murray 4 Son. 1897 10th
81. NV. Funeral rctice later. Family
at B41 Qirard ST ne ks
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-DEATHS-
1n @Rtitnrtat
Announcement q
Services - ChnmhafI

CARTER, LULA J: In loving memory o
who passed away thirty -four YEAR
ago today, July 5, 1923.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by;
OF one we loved dearly and will never
yo 5S1se'bt DEVOTED CHILDREN.
COLE, ELMER z. Sacred to the niemory
o. sd,, our father. ELMER z: COLE. whs
ages one year ago today. July 5, 1855
50 fades the summer cloud away,
so SINKS the gale when storms are
So gentle shuts the eye Of day,
% 0le' R as SsSf u zHShb "a Fs1f saAor'
s HEanE oal t. DAD ST. HrR H 2y
7. HARRISON, ST., who passed away
July 5, 1856.
His memory is all that we have now,
His cares are all at rest.
We loved him and did our best est say
LOVING CHILDREN.
HARRISON, HERBERT T., Sr. In Low.
ing r meYnSTy q my husband. HERBERT
July 3, 1885.
My lips cannot tell how I miss him
Wy AColt g8uAOb tSal Wn2t 10 &Ly
God only knows how / miss him
In home that Is lonesome today.
DEVOTED WIFE, OuSS1E.
HOLMES, MAR0ARET tMAGGIEl, II
o SxRE ~fSHSCG5s 1 RStHHGsse '' who NAB ~;
us one year aso, July 8, 1855.
Her memory Is all we have now,
Her cares are all at rest,
But thankful are We who today can say
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND son IN.
LAW, MARY AND JIMMY FISHER
HOLMES, MARGARET. In sad and low.
ing memory OF my dear mother and
who departed this life one Year az
today, July 8, 1856.
No one knows how lonely 1t has been
-, since God called you home to rest
We loved you, Mother dear,
But God loved you best.
DAUGHTER. ELIZABETH. AND FAM
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Howard OF Dayton. Ohio. Harold u
smith Of Waco. Tex; John ?. Smith
is survived BY q sister, lneE X. Mon
roe, and one brother. Homer Tippy
OF Dayton. Ohio. Funeral services viii
be held az the HUNT Funeral Home
Waldorf, Nd, on sunday, July z. at
pm. Interment private.
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1857. at Emergency Hospital. ELLA
KEEvE q SOTO Stanton I'd, Sc. be:
Lena Lena DAVIS, Edith Piesehsf. ''I IiII,s M
Lockwood, Esther Taylor, thornton.
Melvin. Leon, John and Otis Reeve
She also Is survived by one grandson
Mrs Reeve may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 II st, ne,
from 3 pm Friday, July =. to 10
nmi SatHr foiIy, wy o. Funeral snd
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1sls lgS7 DH EIHRDDkipoRn ,E HHKHss6oS
81 Jeanette as HARDY . 8 sUSso s RTHsosI
Marie Radiord and Florence Brooks
nephew OF washington, Ada, Mary and
Y N%%a BY AsmSS ost 81 other 1 1s. : snc
friends. The late Mr.. jackson may
be viewed q the above. residence after
z pm Friday. July. 5. Funeral on
Airy Baptist Church, n L sc. NV,
At ! pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. s
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KIRKLAND. ELIZABETH I. OF f10l
Kirkland Is survived By several nieces
faners Hcn. si7 itb = s. % on
sF%sns cs ssly hin e c.n Zee 81" In
1857, NELLIE KING, beloved mother
e'' Sisters kn Feod AsH i KsS Enn:
white and Rosia Evans; niece. Thfo-
aS:1s + sk., Graves; nephew; d:
DAY. July 5. friends may sS C ealI M At r de
Brooks. q Allen Funeral Home. 10Th
~ ~. aHd ,,i FlS Or aye; nv: where sery-
III Is n sSs Rev Sn s Tis.Css hrS 5SIy
snburry officiating. intefmsntt Woed-
E ississ q HIS. issS Bay St. Sc. PhSn:
LANG, GEORGE p. On Thursday. July
& NV. GEORGE r.. LANG. beloved
husband ss Of Ida j. Lang, father Of
Hr Hines Co L1 Fo.,a SeF En%s g the
st; NV. On Monday; July i. at l6:so
Arlington National Cemetery.
MACINTOSH. EARL MIDDLETON. ON
s5 lPsy kl S1IE p "a igSz e A BIZ ,siiSs1ss
TON MAcKINTossHiT. beloved e1sa Husband Husband
81 Of Dorothy z; Macintosh and father
q E si,., N Msekintosh' jr.. and Doris
H1ssa also FRIENDS L urH mss cs n
ct the s r. Hines Co Funeral Home,
s99i l4th 81. NV. after ii am.
servces july tbe .bD perkins issilise
fnterment Rock Greek < ce a siso m
eCULLOUGH,. IVY AMELIA. On
TTnursday. July 4, 1887; at Bethesda
Mccallough. dsgshter Of Liiis Meyer
81 Rochester. Ill. and sister Of Mrs
nn sIt Harbaur. Mrs, Lily Beard and
Saturday, July 8. at the Bethesda
lieu Of flowers, donations MAY may Be Be
made TO the American Cancer Society.
afEsHl' Sc Tsss'dsy south sos 2 od 5SS
ST., Alexandria, va. MRS JUANfTA
: Mtc;LAIN the beloved wife Of Stanley
White Of Falls Church. Va: sister Of
william White of Arlington, Va: Gra-
IAN ham, White Tfnt.. Of Riverdale' Nd. Lawrence
M.illios q Landover Hills. Nd: dsugh-
Ter Of Mrs. Laura r. White of Fails
Church 81. Va; Friends may call a. the
on Friday, July S, at 7:s0 pm. In
terment private.
MCNAMARA, RAYMOND M. Suddenly
on Thursday, July 4. 1857, RAYMOND
M. MCNAMARA of 40O6 Glenridge
e. Kensington,. Nd beloved husband
OF Courtney A. McNamara, brother
els Mccarthy. Mrs Beatrice Maske.
James: Harry and William Mcnamara.
rris1"S ara invited 10 call at The
OVrt a. Fumphrey, Bethesda. Nd.
Wnere services will be held on Satur-
DAY, July .. at > pm, Interment
Parklawn Cemetery.
MCNAMARA, RAYMOND NJ. A special
a communication of II O D o
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day. July 4. 1851 .at her
Nd, MARGARET OR A
SMITH, beloved wife OF Har-
Ella Jean oroenWoldt q In q.
Sn nsru Tsx inel MMsris
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOUSES BY HUGHES large
rooms, all you desire in q custom
home. lst-h. bedroom with pfi-
yate tile bath. 2 extra bedrms
up. Impressive 26-ft. living rm
plus Old English den; goi geous
dining rm. designed for entertain
ing; secluded corner lot. Owner
will sacrifice for S15,25O. Call
immediately, this is q real buy.
w. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400.
G o X G 3 Gus SPLIT-LEVEL-
Assume big GI loan with low dn.
payment. 2 yrs. old: 8 bedrms.,
bsmt. exclusive Kerby Hills. lst
time offered. Mr.. Kitchen. At
LAS REALTY CO., ST. 3-736S.
sPLIT-LEvEL HOMES, SI6.975-
Finest all-brick homes in city.
Have full bsmt.. very lee. ultra
modern kit, oil city improve
ments. Rolling Ridge subdivision.
adjacent to st. Marearet's Church
at Addison I'd. and Central ave.
Over 20 sold and occupied. Trades
taken. Also de luxe brick rambler
at SI5,450. Call Mr.. Ohge, RE
5-6O69, with MAX MILLER. Real
Ectafa IT T-OInn
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GLEN-MAR PARK Mass. ave
exit; assume large 4Ise6 loan
on this nice 3-bedrm., 1Gs-bath,
brick Colonial: located in popular
area of wide-awake people: near
schools. churches and bus. has
garaRe, scr. porch. nice corner
lot. S21,750. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO. EN-. 2-232G: ewes,
I'M. .l-0310.
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ARL., NJ. Lyon Village - Owner
must sell 2-bedrm. home. left.
liv. rm., frepl.. loft. bedrm. Flee.
kit, full bsmt., rec. room, scr.
porch. lovely rear fenced yard;
walk to everything. Nice serene
a5O ALLo REALTY CO.. ia. T.
g50S.
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..pRETTY AZ A pIc.TIIRE.

PRETTY As A PICTURE"
This charming brick rambler,
corner lot, needs redecorating
Features living room. fireplace,
separate dining rooms, table-spaee
kitchen; bedrooms and bath
Full bsmt has rec. room and out
side exit from laundry room. Slate
roof. In nicer section OF Woodmoor
and walking distance to bus and
shopping. Price. S17.BOO. r. p
BLANCHARD. REALToR, JU. s.
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lst-CLASS RAMBLER
OPEN ALL WEEK END
Gil Snr FILA Annraisal


brick rambler. at 1914 Wlndham
lane: detached. on large corner lot
tower $4,000 So. ~; 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. liv. rm.. kitchen, dinette. 2
patios: full bsmt.. including large
de luxe recreation rm. with bar; n
brary. china closets. ETC.. all In
knotty pine Laundry. dishwasher
garbage Disposall driveway; close
to school, shopping, buses. churches.
svnagogue. Low monthly and mod
est down payment on 2b yrs. n
nancing. HOUSE OPEN during
week end. owner present.
DRIVE OUT. Ga. ave. turn right
I blk. after. passing Plyers NH rd.,
4 blks. to 1914 Windham lane.
For more information. call Mr.
6kaNMEE d,c. ~ Is.fsT a. home; IA sooG gSaS4' or
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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RAMBLERS, 3 bedrms., S14.SOOI
up-Beautiful home. full bsmts.
with picture windows. immediate
occupancy. ROGERS CONSTRUC-
Rogers hts. subd.. Hyattsville. Nd.
UN 4-95l0. SP 3-6937
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HOUSES m HUGHES, popular
baths. huge kit: ideal for nice lge,
family. Possession before school
starts. Only S14.750, FILA terms.
W. r. HUGHES CO., AP 7-l400.
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ALEXANDRIA-S25O down on e
bedrm.. new.cond. !a brick homer
porch. full bsmt.; $3.50, easy
graph rd to Jefferson Manor.
drive BY then call JE. $4,000;
ewes. JE. 2-64S6 for KEY.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
tcoNTlNUep,

603 8. CAROLINA AVE. few blocks
from Capitol-Large 19-ft brick
In excellent repair, 8 rms, mod
ern Kitchen. A real Georgetown
model, For an appt.. call T. d.
BURGESS, RE. $4,000.
FLORIDA BOUND
NEW BRICK CAPE COD
2 rms. baths, fireplace; price re-
duced: only $500 down, easy terms.
4420 Alabama ave. s.e. LU. 2-O62S
cOLORED-DET. BRK. CAPE COD
$3.50 DOWN
400 blk, Alabama ave. s.e.-3
paths, full bsmt., garage, fireplace;
= yrs, old. Only S14.gbO; price re-
duced $4,000. Truly the most for
the least Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-Sl36 or
ST; 3-136S. ATLAS REALTY CO.
coLORED-MOD. SEMIDET BRK
S215 DOWN--SSb PER MO,
RECREATION ROOM--GAS HEAT
STORM WINDOWS-FENCED YD.
KOSSOW REALTORS
TU. 2-10a0. La. o-O462. LA. 6-O1S2
COLORED-2-FAMILY!
s-rm. brick with . sep. apts. and
3 mod. baths: oil h.-w.h.: front
porch and garage: $1,000 down.
RIGGS REALTY I /
RA. 3-9450 EX. 3-4484
Evening star., 1957-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

FOR THE GROWING FAMlLY-All
Dck pSSc SaRe SDd SOd N rSjsss IssSosi seho
and park: 2 ige. ist-n. bedrms i.
sep. din. rm.. table-space kit. nm
bsmt., rec. rm.. shed dormer attic
roughed in for 2 additional bed
rms. and bath. Immaculate. S16,-
$50. A. J. KESSINoER q CO..
JU. 9-4544.
8 BEDROOMs-Sl4.9 $50, This home
will give you the. most for the
money and provide the comfort
Colonial with full bsmt.. large din
ing ROOM. table space In Kitchen.
quaint fireplace. Located nr.
schools and shopping. A. low as
SSSso,lsd, " sl90 On, "; $500 ~ ~ tili 0 pm.
NEAR KRNWOOD; popular close
in area---Nearly new, spacious
center-hall brick rambler. central
ar eonditioned: 2 luxury home;
lee. kit, ' = % lee. bedrmsa a.h; sm ! Saths, Baths
paneled library, paneled rec. rm.,
garage; nice. level lot; must be
sold W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000,
It'll o.
HOUSES BY HUGHES, $500 dn.,
$50 per mo.-Attractive Landover
Colonial; immediate possession.
Traded to sell at S9,0bO. w. r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-14OO.
MODERN BRICK RAMBLER in
Potomac Hunt Acres. Nd, Is being
sacrificed for the benefit OF credi-
tors OF the builder. It has 5 bed
rooms, ia baths. 4Ox22-ft. l.
shaped finished rec. rm. with
on ground level In the rear of q
beautifully wooded secluded lawn
and yard containing approxi-
mately $4,000 50. It. One Of the
bedrms. Is suitable for q den and.
with the master bedrms., opens
onto q screened porch overlooking
the back lawn. An open deck is
on the. liv.. rm. and din. rnn.
The modern kit. has q large break
fast rm. and the spacious front
maintenance. Has 2 2.cer carport
with the same roof line as the
built to sen for $4,000 and is
being offered 1t quick sale for
3 S'OiSVYii p'%' for Additional information.
NR. ST. MICHAEL'S-Attrac. 2
story brick home on deep, level
tree-shaded lot; excel. close-in
area Of Sill. sps.: 3 bedrms. and
9 baths occupy End A.. liv. rm.
with firepl.. din. Fm.. kit. with
din. alcove and screened porch on
Ist A.: bsmt.. oil h,-w.h.: gar.
Real value at $lS.960. CAL JU.
J-4222 I'll = pm. LAWRENCE
v. LUTES CO.
SPRINoFIELD SUBDIVISION
We have acquired q house In dis
tress. IL Is located In Springfield,
between River rd. and Mass. ave.
near the Kenwood Country Club.
A brick rambler with split-leyel
entrance. 5 bedrooms. ga baths.
and 2-car built-in garage. Kit. has
birch cabinets and q lge, brkfst.
area. There Is a sep. din. rm.
There are freplaees in the rec.
rm. and liv. rm. This house was
built to sell at close to $4,000.
but is being offered for quick sale
at $36.45O. For additional Infor-
nation, call ROGER EISINGER,
Jr.. at PO. 2-49O6 after Q pm.
RENT BEEN RAISED LATELY?
Assume Ice. acc CT loan on this
close-in Silver Spring J-bedrn. brk.
rambler. Pull bsnt.. on lge. corner
lot. Full price only S14,95O. Terms
y LEO A. BRYER & CO.. INC.
Ju. 9-S033. Mrs. Wills. RA. 6-54o5
Evening star., 1957-08-30
RocKVILLE-s0.66O
SPIC-AND-SPAN

Large corner lot with cyclone
kitchen. Home is In excellent con-
dition. Mrs. Whitehurst. with SAM
UEL Z. BoGLEY, INC. Po. 2-615l.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

ADAMS SUGGESTS brand-nev, de
tabiished communities. convenient
to Baltimore pkwy. and all con-
veniences. including schools. Full
recreation-type bsmts. Prices start
at Sl4,S00. Also several lots
ava, and will build to suit.
cI DE r. ADAMS, Realtor, UN.