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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

cOUNTRY-sTYLE BRICK Cveneer)
rms; 4 levels; porch, mod: built
IN kit, and brand-new! a terrific
buy at $20,9bO. s. O. GERACHIS.
JE. 2-23l4.
A CADILLAC Is for those who de-
mand the. finestl-This home and
that car have something in COM
mon Only = miles. from d. c. on
2 magntficent wooded lot, consti-
tutes the setting for this home
you truly dreamed about. Rambler
STYLED, with wide entrance hall to
rm. is suitable for entertaining,
kit, Is most attractive, wall fire.
place, the den is I4x14; the family
rm. Just on the kit. is lSx2U; 2
lge. bedrms. and baths complete
lst-n. plan. there are 2 lge. bed
rms. and .3rd bath on 2nd level;
Iull bsmt. 2Oxl4 private scr.
VisSInr hi: hO SasaS win IS pr by s Sy
phonins. JE. S-aOs3. WM. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, inc.
LUXURIOUS = 1-year-young brick
rambler, in excellent N. Arling-
ton. residential area, overlooking
golf course: 4 bedrms., 3 fun
baths; screened porch; GAIT, liv-
ms rn., formal dining rm., true
center han, push-button colored
Kit. with table space: full eround-
lev ,svel nsmt; With With pig, panelsd rec;
darcy Co, ia. 5-sSss; once
open o til 8.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-On beau
tiful wooded lot. IOOx265: in the
Lake BarcrOft area. formal Air :
Ing RIM. dream Kit. includes dRsh-
washer, disposal and table space:
3 bedrms.,. = baths, Il of master
bedrm.). full bright bsmt., car
port. Priced ct S24, 500, For
further details, call THE DARBY
co.. IA. 5-9393, once open til 3.
BRAND-NEW VALUE-PLUS BUY!
Once in q blue moon do we list
. rambler with 3 bedrms., tile
baths. Dashboard hot-water heat
Ing. nrepls., sep. din. rm.. day.
parochiai and public Schools Only
S1S,950, $1,000 down. This will
not last. Just one! Phone noWl
JE. 3-2093. WILLIAM a, CHAP
Sl3.5OO-Neat 3-bedrm. home: spa
cious b2-acre lot with nice shade
trees front and back: near schools,
churches. shopping and bus: in
Vienna. RUNYON & PRICE, Real
Estate. JE. 2-9179.
$1,000, BELIEVE IT OR NOT, IT'S
IN THE LORCOM LANE AREAI
Two-bedroom stucco home on
beautiful lot in Taylor and STRAIT
ford School areas. We feel Local
ton counts. How about you?
FLA contracts accepted. CAN BE-
Tore shutdown, or till 9 pm.
MEIzLER, REALTORS, IA. s.
900.
BRICK RAMBLER-ChaTminT g.
bedrm, home in new-house como.
Fenced lot. Cow. to schools and
shops. Assume $1,000 4es loan,
payable S69 mo-. incl, taxes and
insur. Price, S13.95O. SILLS
REAL ESTATE, ia. $4,000.
4 BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS = Lovely
split-level. on big. wooded lot COX
800. Convenient Falls Church area
Large dining ell. fully equipped
kit, porch. detached garage, GI
approved at S1q.950. Vacant, inn
mediate poss. For further details
call THE DARBY CO., IA. 5-93p3.
Once open 3 til 3.
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Williamsburg

"Style"
Long and low. antique brick. BAY
WINDOWED rancher sprawling on
level tree-shaded " acre. in an
exclusive section Of custom homes.
Spacious entrance hall TO tremen-
dous living room with Colonial
windows, log-burning fireplace and
French doors; LARGE large dining lining en-: d
fast area opening into 2Ox20 fam.
lily room; also. ALL on the main
floor. 4 LARGE BEDROOMS and
? full baths; plus q utility base.
ment with laundry and plenty Of
storage space. Priced for immedi-
ate action at $2g.500. Only
years old and in tip-top condition
throughout. Shown BY appointment
so call.
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$50 PER ACRE

Hunters paradise in Pa. plus
profitable grass farm: total $50
acres with 200 acres farmland.
balance woodland; frame mansion
house being remodeled; full set
farm buildings; game galore, wild
turkeys. quail and deer: Ill miles
ST. 3-72R2, OIL. A-243Q.
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= WINEl NNHT I1VHE
PRICE gLAgHED

PRICE SLASHED! Tremendous
center-hall stone rancher, FASH
IONABL,E BROADMONT. You may
have 2 bedrms and paneled mas
ter's study with It's own private
powder room or 3 luxurious bed
rms Huge private rear porch
overlooks V acre Of beautifully
handicapped garden. Large base
ment with finished rumpus room
and additional "a bath, A ONCE
IN.A.LIFETIME CHANCE, AT
SEA .ObO Call IA. $4,000. REAL.
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, 2222 N.
olebe I'd. ION Lee hwy Open %.
HOT.WATFR BAsEBOARD HEAT
-S12.250. made to order fol-
the family who wants To beat the
landlord" This 2-bedroom home
with It's expandable features offers
2i-ft. living room with fireplace.
huge kitchen with breakfast area,
fenced-in rear yard. INSULATED
COMPLETELY For the thrifty
buyer. ASSUME $4,000 AZ
LOAN with minimum doVn pay.
nent and balance less th rent
Call MET1j,ER, REALTCMaj ia
5000 III We pm.
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ARLINGTON BIG VALUE! Large g.
bedrm.: 2-bath brick rambler Of
mod. design, built 1859: out-of-
ground rec. rm. with flrepl.: Ice.
wooded lot near Lee hwy. and
Kirkwood: 10 min. to downtown
or Pentagon: $22,950. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS NC ia. 7-s0l2;
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ARL.. near Clarendon: is min,
Nv. RIM. lrepl.. lie, lowered back
yard. Priced orig. $14. $50; quick
vale, S13,950. OWNER, IA. q
1850 daY; IA. k-ROR2 ewes.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS iar REM

WIS. AvE.-7,OOO So. It. OF air
eond. once space: will partition
70 suit tenant. d. Z. YouNKIN'
18th ST. NV, 534-Approx. 800
50. IT,, vell-lit. air-cond. once
space avail. immed. ST. 3-69q4.
VIC. 18th AND H NV once.
S35. Call 1905 pm. wkdays.,
ma. s-1595.
BETHEsDA-Ist-f. front suite Of
3 offees. air cond.. 2 laws; new
BLDG; adj, 70 public parking
KENNEDY, nr. 9TH st. n.w.-ist
iir. and recreation. Appropriate
for DR., real estate or any other
once business. Apply 616 Ken
nedy st. NV. for appointment. RA
6-8227 or RA. 3-0231.
TAKOMA PARK. d. C.-Large air
conditioned once, 39x55. ideal for
architect. etc; S17b mo. RIA
6-7O64 after 8.
OFFICE SPACE in Kensington. 2nd
H.. utils. incl, parking rear OF
bldg. Avail. immed. 10. 5-l224
CAPITOL HILL-6OO sa. IT,, ground
floor: remodeled; air-cond.; Sl2b
mo II R-OAO9
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HOUSES TO BUILD
HOUSES WANIEn mol BUY

HOMES. custom built: complete re.
modeline; All financing arranged
IKE. o-0S04. 22s
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YATES GARDENS = Reduced to
S1p,9b0, immed occupancy-Nev
brick town house; 3 big spacious
bedrms with extra closets; "a
baths, full bsmt. SEP. FAMILY
SIZED DIN. RIM, liv. rm. and
firepl. Terms to suit individual
purehaser,, 9. G. GERAcHIs CO.
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MANTUA AREA - This new s.
bedrm. brk. rambler, with ga
baths, full bsmt. with rec. rm,. is
designed for comfortable living
and proud ownership. A. l.. NIL
LICAN, JE. 3-7745.
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M. VERNON BLVD. AREA, 90
min. to d. c.-Owner transferred;
must sell or rent; cow. located
R eSIss n so.i, week Iis rn Of SnTs SER
porch; workshop and extra stor-
age area; Ice. wooded lot are lust
q few Of the many flne features
offered; will sell at $40. 300. or
rent at 500 mo-: interesting op-
ton basis can be worked out:
ROBERT c. DAVENPORT, Real
Estate, so. $500: week ends and
avae IN G.R0SQ
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TOWN OF FAIRFAx-4-bedrm
Cape Cod frame; hardwood frs,
new Tappan range. RefEr.. Ice.
window fan: owner leaving.
viii sacrifce. Purchaser paying
$1,000 cash. Assume $4,000 GI
loan. 4Izss; SS1 per mo. includes
everything. Walking distance to
church, schools and shopping
Call CIR. 3-OO15. A. B. STANLEY.
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$1,000, BELIEVE IT OR NOT, IT'S
IN THE LORcOM LANE AREA!
Two.bedroom stucco home on
beautiful lot in Taylor and STRAIT
toro senool areas. We feel loca-
FLA contracts accepted. Call BE-
lore shutdown, or till 9 nm.
METzLER. REALTORS, IA. s.
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ARLINGTON. N. = Immed. occup
with firepI.; located very COW. t.
all necessities; full I'm. bsmt., s
bedfms., side porch, screened,
beaut; deep lot with trees and
fenced; excel. terms; $20,950
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The "HAb" HUUbB-Has IochtIon
and neighborhood = had custom
builders-has 3 bedrms. and 2
has q convenient kitchen with
dishwasher and disposal-hAs q
charm. scf,5oo. HoLLEY REAL
TY. $500 Lee hwy. IKE. s-5350.
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gPRINGFIELD-Ovner will taxi
$500 On. on ranch-style 3-bedrm
rambler on wooded "a a.: Sl4,Y5O
incl, wash. machine and member
ship in excl. nearby lake club
JE. 2-7l35.
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MARTINS WOODS-LoVely, large.
wooded lot, 10Oxl70, all utilS. {;
on beautiful Riverdale I'd, only
l mi. east OF Washington Balti-
more parkway, only 20 Minis. to
D. C. and TT. Meade. Reasonable /;
terms If desired. M. LEO STORCH,
Developer, SP. 3-450O.
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LORcOM LANE AREA, 331S N.
gath st.. Arl.-CuStom-bullt ram
bier: 8 bedrms.. , baths. lge. kit. I:
screened porch; air-cond.: OWNER
sell under $4,000. Immed. &C.
eupancy. IA. 1864.
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Ar, S.-3-bedrm. brick rambler,
all newly dec; l blk, to Grade
and high schools. full bsmt., fully
sS ,nH:n kit Im%sd: poss; o 1919 & s,
ness hrs, "a. S-S366: ewes. and
week ends. IKE. 6-S3l2. iNSUR-
ANCE q REALTY ASSOC, INC.
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9I3,55O-REDUCED FOR QUICK
SALE. FLA appraised: Sl4,260;
low On. pymt.; immed. poss.. g
bedrm. brick Colonial, bsmt.. din.
rm., porch. OWNER, JE. 2-55S3,
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LAKE RARCROFT-Gleaming Whit
new split-level and built-in ga.
rage: 3 bedrms.. ga baths, nm
rec. I'm. and concrete patio; treei
and Q very Ice. liv. rm. with firepl
Custom built: $50 $50. s. q
GERACHIS, JE. 9-23l4.
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POTOMAC. MD.
,o.l acres cesntt OyeT dS So, cCnSrs:-
VIII sacrifice for quick sale.
NE. $685. TIL 9 Pm.
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ARLINGTON, IA charming Gus
nice-siasd bedrooms. mahogany =
paneled den with fireplace and
outside entrance, ga baths. APP
praised for $685. $50, Owner will
ing TO accept S33,750 for a quick
sale. Only $4,000 down. GEORGE
MASON GREEN Co. Exclusive
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ieit town MUST SELL his ali;
brick Cape Cod home. wonderful
Fails Church location; walk 70
everything; spacious liv. rm, with
irepl.. sep. din rm., full bsmt..
2 double bedrms and bath down
stairs; expansion provided Tor z
trees. Al Si3.a56 It's a BUY cali
IA. 10000. REAL ESTATE sERV--
ICE, INC, 9222 N Glebe I'd. ton
lee hwy Omen Q-N
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VIENNA WOODS-Assume 4laes.
Sl3.4OO GI loan for this cute B.
bedrm. rambler on quiet street
for your children. Ranch-type
fence surrounds rear h-acre lot.
Pull basement. Vacant, immediate
occupancy. Our best buy at Sl5,.
Wilson blvd. ia. b-l7l7.
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$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT bedrm
bungalow. Lincolnia Heights sec
ton: excellent condition. nice lot;
$1,000 FLA appraised. c, B
O'SHAUGHNESSY. REAL ESTATE
u. 2;sSSo24' JE. 2-llOl; eyes OF
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George D. Frye,
Retired Postal Aide

George Dewey Frye, SO, a re:
tired Post ONCE Department en-
ploye and lifelong District resi-
dent, died at Doctors Hospital
Wednesday night after a three
month illness.
Mr.. Frye retired last December
after AZ years of Government
service. most Of it with the Post
Office Department. He had beer
a supervisor in the Department.
publications Office.
He served in France and Ger
many during World War and
had been active in the American
Legion since. He belonged to the
Vincent Costello Post.
An avid sports fan, Mr.. Frye
was credited by his friends with
an encyclopedia knowledge of
baseball facts and figures.
Survivors include his widow,
the former Hilda Phillips Of 1921
Twenty eighth street Sc. and
three brothers, Timothy j. and
Antonella of Washington and
Richard of New York.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing handled by the Mattingly
funeral home, l31 Eleventh
street Sc.
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spent II months with the Fleet
Post Office in New York.
1t. Sullivan transferred to the
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
here in l947. serving as a public
relations officer under Admiral
Ross T. Mcintyre. He retired in
1853.
A pianist and song-writer, 1t
Sullivan played in many local
orchestras and was with the Or
chestra Of the ship, Normandy,
when it sailed to England in 1887
for the coronation of King
George vi.
Song Adopted
His songs included Then Eyes
Those Nose" which was played
by Ozzie Nelson's Band and sung
by Harriet billiard on their pop
ular radio show in the 193Os. His
TITS Happened To Me" was
adopted by the Fleet Post Office
Band and played at its functions.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Janet O'Neil, of Silver
Spring; his mother, Margaret
Sullivan Leahy. and aunt. Mrs.
Dora A. Frazier, both of 70l
North Florida street, Arlington,
and a stepbrother, Emmett j,
Leahy, Of Darien, Conn.
The body is at the Francis j.
Collins funeral home, 1921 Four
tenth street NV. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery. Arrange
ments are incomplete.
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Park Congregational Church
the Rotary, Congressional anc
Columbia Country Clubs, the
Carlton Club, Chatterbox Club
Circus Saints and Sinners and
Cathedral Masonic Lodge as well
as the Shriners.
Funeral Set Monday
He was also a member of the
National Association of Real
Estate Boards, the Washington
Board of Trade. the Institute OF
Real Estate Management and
Elks Lodge No. Is.
Mr.. Macintosh is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Zellers
Macintosh; a son, Earl NJ, jr.,
1904 Glennon drive, Bethesda
who is vice president in the sales
and leasing department and q
director Of Weaver Bros, Inc;
a daughter. Mrs. Robert F. Rus
sell, Castine, Me-, and nine
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at $3.50 am. Monday at the
Hines funeral home, 29O1 Four
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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joy Allen Casino; News1non,
Ex Foreign c Correspondent

Jay Allen Casino, So, vet
eran newsman and former for
eign correspondent, died We'd
nesday night in New Jersey.
Mr.. Casino formerly was with
the War Department and later
with the public information CT
flee of the Defense Department.
At one time he also had a pub
lie relations firm here. Recently
he was drama critic of the New
ark IN. j. Star Ledger. He
lived in MCntclair, N. j.
Friends said Mr.. Casino and
his wife. Jerry, were in an auto
mobile accident on June Is on
Route 40 near Havre de Grace,
Md, while en- route to WASH
ington for a visit. Although Mr..
Casino complained of chest
pains, 1t was his wife who was
seriously injured and hospital
lied, friends said. Mrs. Casino
was moved to Montclair Wednes-
day and two hours after arriving
home, Mr.. Casino died. An
autopsy was to be performed.
Mr.. Casino was born in New
York and received degrees from
Atheneum University in Italy.
He started his newspaper career
in 1914 and was a reporter on
the New York Times, New York
Herald and New York Globe. At
one time he was city editor of
the Pittsburgh Press and man.
aging editor of the Montreal
Journal. He was formerly picture
editor of the New York Daily
News.
Mr.. Casino was formerly a
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tract business. He retired in l943
because Of Ill health.
Mr.. Ward was a member of the
Masons and the University Club.
He was former member of
Kenwood Country Club.
Besides his son, he is survived
by a daughter, Mrs. Virginia
IGartner, 1904 Fairfax road. Be-
thesda; a brother. Walter S., 900
Randolph street NV; four sis
tiers, Mrs. Cora M. Rutherford,
23l0 Connecticut avenue NV:
Mrs. Nellie w. Wertz, l0507
Greenacres drive, Silver Spring,
Md; Mrs. Bessie Krimmel, Guy
ahoga Falls, Ohio; Mrs. Grace w.
Kemp. SOIL Cobalt road, Wood
Acres, Nd, and four grandchil-
dren.
Services were TO be held at 2
pm. today at the Hines funeral
home. 290l Fourteenth street
N W.. with burial in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery
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John |. Ouck) Sullivan, as,
Served in Many U. S. Posts

John L. (Jack) Sullivan, q
lieutenant in the United States
Naval Reserve and an employe
of many Government agencies
during the last "a years, died
yesterday at Mount Alto Hos
pital. 1t. Sullivan. who would
have been 46 on July IL, had
been i'll for almost a year with
sclerosis of the liver.
A native of Washington, he
was educated at st. Johns Col
lege High School. the University
of Virginia and George Wash
ington University.
1t. Sullivan was with the Ma
tional Recovery Administration
from 1888 to 1896. The follow
ing year he went with the La
Dor Department. where he re-
manned until 1910. He was as
sistant to the director of the
Records Management Division
there.
Retired in 1853
1t. Sullivan worked in the
Federal Securities Agency and
the Bureau Of Internal Revenue
for the next two years before
entering military service in 1912.
From September, l943. to
March, l945, he was a Navy W
mail coordinator in the Euro
pean Theater Of War in Lon
don where he helped direct the
Navy's photography program
At the conclusion of the war, he
returned to this country and
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Horace Ward, "a, Retired
Manufacturers Agent Here

Horace Ward, "A, a retired
manufacturers representative
died Wednesday in the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home.
Since 1855 Mr.. Ward had lived
with his son. Horace K. Ward,
1912 Middlesex lane, Bethesda.
For many years before that he
had lived on Rosemary street in
Chevy Chase.
Mr.. Ward was born in James,
town. N. OAK. and came to
Washington in 1890. He owned
an auto accessory company here
before World War I. During
the war he began representing
manufacturers doing business
with Government agencies. He
was responsible for obtaining
scarce materials for the Engi-
neer Corps during the first war.
Early in World War II, he
represented more than 20 manu-
facturers and was known as the
dean Of the Government con-
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Judy Tyler, "a, Played Lead
In New EIvis Presley Film

BILLY THE KID. wyo., July S
lR.-The promising career Of
movie Starlet Judy Tyler, "a. was
blotted out in q head-on collision
of two automobiles at this South
ern Wyoming roadside hamlet.
Fatally injured was her BRIDE
groom Of less than four months.
Gregory Lafayette, also "a. q tel
evision actor of Hopewell juno
ton. N. Y. He died in a Laramie
CWyo) hospital a few hours after
the Wednesday night crash.
Miss Tyler. who just completed
the lead role opposite Elvis Pres
ley in the movie, "Jailhouse
Rock" was killed instantly, as
was Donald D. Jones. %. of
Hanna. Wyo., riding in the other
car.
Told of the tragedy, Presley
said in Memphis, Tenn: Moth
ing has hurt me as bad in my
life. All of us really loved that
girl. I don't believe can stand
20 see the movie we made to-
Igether. now"
Presley said he would attend
funeral services in New York to-
day for Miss Tyler whom he
said was "at the peak of sue
cess"
Miss Tyler formerly lived in
Teaneck. N. j. She was the
daughter of Julian S. Hess of
Nutmeg Ridge, Conn. Since
their marriage in Miami Beach,
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1t was just 10 years ago that
the Cullens surprised a hospital
convention in Houston by an
nouncing establishment of the
Cullen Foundation for educa-
tional, medical and charitable
purposes.
About two years ago he said
he had given away about SO per
cent of his fortune after provid-
ing for his wife and family. Most
of the family has been associated
with Cullen's Quintana Petro-
leum Co., which he headed as
president since organizing the
firm in the early 1930s.
Mr.. Cullen frequently joked
about his first gift, a IS check to
the Salvation Army. having
bounced.
Il didn't know my bank &C
count was so low" he said. II
had plenty of credit in those days
to buy cotton with but l didn't
have much cash. It's easier for
me to give a million dollars now
than 1t was to give IS to the SAL
walton Army 30 years ago."
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Il. IA. Macintosh Dies:
Weaver Bros. President

Earl M. Macintosh. 81, re-
Gently elected president OF
Weaver Bros, Inc, died today
at his home. 32l5 Klingle road
NV.
Mr.. Macintosh became III
with pneumonia on April 20, the
night he was elected president OF
the firm. He left the hospital
about two weeks later, members
Of the flrm said, but developed a
heart condition and was hospi-
talized again. He returned to his
home from Doctors Hospital
about two or three weeks ago.
Mr.. Macintosh started with
the mortgage banking and real
estate brokerage i1rm in 1912 az
an office boy when he was Is
He saw the firm grow from q
small business to one Of the
largest and most active in this
area. He became a member OF
the firm in 1923. Over the years
he had headed the property
management department and
served as vice president and a
director. The firm is in the
Washington Building.
Firms Third President
Mr.. Macintosh was senior vice
president until he was elected
president Of Weaver Bros. He
also was vice president Of
Weaver Bros, Inc, Of Baltimore
and vice president of the Inter-
state Building Association. He
was on the board of directors Of
the Mad-illon Restaurant.
Born in Washington, Mr..
Macintosh was educated ct
Mckinley High School ana
George Washington University
Mr.. Macintosh was the third
president of Weaver Bros, which
has been mortgage loan cor
respondent in this area for
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
since 1924 and has financed
sands Of homeowners
through its mortgage loan de-
partment. He succeeded the late
Clarence Dodge, ST. The first
president was John L. Weaver.
He was a member of Cleveland
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Hugh Roy Cullen, Gave Away
$3.50 Million Oil Fortune

/ HOUSTON, Tex, July 5 IT,
Hugh Roy Cullen, rs. Gilman who
earmarked over $3.50 million foi
philanthropy after building a
tremendous fortune with a pei
theory, died last night after q
three-month illness.
Mr.. Cullen struck many a
gushing oil well by drilling deep
er in areas majc: companies and
other successful independent op-
orators had abandoned.
Before his death Mr.. Cullen
wrote checks for nearly $50 mil
lion in gifts. He also pledged the
Cullen Foundation over 500 mil
lion based on future income from
oil properties. The University of
Houston. the greatest beneficiary,
has received an estimated~S3O
million.
Death came one day after the
Ioutspoken oilman's 10th birth
day and 1903 days after he was
admitted to Hermann Hospital.
one of many medical institu-
tons to benefit from his gifts.
Mrs. Cullen, four daughters,
all but one of IS grandchildren,
the family physician and three
nurses were in the room as death
came at 6:35 pm.
Mr.. Cullen had been in crit
|ical condition five weeks and in
Ia coma several days. Death was
attributed to cerebral throm-
bosis. a clot in a brain artery
He was hospitalized after a
stroke on March % and suffered
other strokes on May 10 and %.
Funeral services will be held
lat 4 pm. tomorrow at the FAM
ily's stone mansion in River
Oaks. Episcopal services will be
conducted. Burial will be in
Forest Park Cemetery, where an
only son. Roy Gustav Cullen.
was buried in 1896 after being
killed in a South Texas oil field
accident.
The daughters are Mrs. Paul
Portanova, New York. and Mrs.
Ike Arnold, Mrs. Douglas Mar
shall and Mrs. Corbin ]. Robert
son, all Of Houston.