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|RoIph Beech, 96, Dies;
Pioneer in Electricity

James Hill. st. Paul railway mag
nate, to wire his mansion for
electricity. the first home west
of the Mississippi to be so
equipped.
He also sold the first electric
railway engine ever used by the
Baltimore g. Ohio railroad.
He worked with a group Of
men who eventually formed the
General Electric Co. He was
credited with bringing into the
group Charles Stenmetz, inven-
tor of direct current.
Wiped Out Again
About 1904, he left G-E and
bought an iron mine in Mexico.
A revolution there forced him
to flee. penniless again.
Next, he collaborated with
Edison in developing the "elec-
trailway" car.
He retired in the '20s to his
home near Ann Arbor, Mich. But
the depression of the '30s wiped
him cut again, at the age Of 70.
He moved to Rosedale, In
Baltimore County. in 1889, and
continued to turn out inven-
tions. While there, he perfected
Ia pump for household purposes,
Ia circular hedge shears and a
fertilizer made from cotton
seed pods.
He and his wife moved here
two years ago.
Funeral services will be held
here today.
Survivors include his widow, a
daughter, Mrs. Donna West Of
New York. and a sister, Mrs
Charles Earl Of Montclair, N. j.
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BALTIMORE, April rs P).-
Ralph H. Beach. colleague Of
Marconi and Edison and one -
the first super-salesmen Of elec-
tricity. died Unexpectedly yester-
day at the age Of 96.
He was found dead in bed by
his wife. Mrs. Bertha E. Beach
Cause Of death was not known
Immediately.
Mr.. Beach, born at Linden,
Mich. went to- night school by
working as a blacksmith. That
was his formal schooling.
His first invention. a railway
coupling, for which be won tor
honors at sal international rail-
way exhibit at Darlington, Eng
land, started him to the first OF
several fortunes he made and
lost.
He returned to the United
States and began manufacturing
iron drop forgings. But he was
soon wiped out by financial
panic.
Arc Light Pioneer
He then went to Detroit, where
he helped develop an arc light
and assisted in electrically light
ing the streets there for the
first time.
Several years later he became
associated with Thomas Alva
Edison, who already had invented
the incandescent lamp.
He turned to selling. He sold
ia light system to the Pillshury
Flour Mills, believed to be the
first big lighting job west Of the
Mississippi. He also persuaded
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Mrs. Lindo O'Horo, Former
Lecturer on Catholic Doctrine

Mrs. Linda Maley O'Hara, II,
the first woman in the United
States licensed by Roman Cath
olic authorities to explain Catho-
lie doctrines in public lectures
and discussions, died yesterday
lat her home. 1901 Monroe street
NE, after a long illness.
She was the widow of DR..
Frank O'Hara. for % years head
|of the department of economics
lat Catholic University. He died
lin 1898.
Mrs. O'Hara was born in
|Faxon, MINI, and took bache-
|lor's and masters degrees at the
University of Minnesota, where
she was a member of Phi Beta
Kappa. scholastic honorary fra
|ternity.
She was a charter member of
the Catholic Evidence Guild and
Ia member of the editorial staff
Iof the national center. Con-
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George Cross, District Native,
5OYeurs With Bureau of Ships

Cross moved to Georgetown
about the time he began work
at the Navy Department. He
was married in 1915 to Miss Vic
toria Josephine Gotto, a native
of Georgetown. who survives
him.
Besides his widow, he is sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Hawn. 1916 Kalorama road NV,
a son, William j. Cross of the
home address, and two sisters,
Mrs. Genevieve Femigh and Mrs.
Catharine Holstine. Two grand
children also survive.
Funeral services will be in
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
in Georgetown at 10 am. Satur-
day. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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I'm Mrntnriaiit

Lillian hEHTRicR n nn Iavins nsrn' nMr
cry Of my devoted parents, GEORGE
FRANCIS AND LILLIAN BEATRICE
DE VILE, who departed this life July
e. 1888, and April IS. 1895. respect
Oh love. that will not let me 10,
I rest my weary soul in Thee.
give Thee back the life ] owe
That In Thine ocean depths its now.
May richer fuller be.
Oh light, that follows all my vay,
NY heart restores its 'aSr borrowed v nrs, ray
That In Thy sunshine's blaze It's day,
May brighter. fairer be.
o JOY. that seekest me through pain,
I cannot close my heart 70 Thee:
! traes the rainbow through the rain,
That morn shall fearless be-
o cross. that iitteth up my. head.
] dare not ask TO ny from Thee:
I lay. IN dust hfe's glory dead.
And from the ground there blossoms
Life tha. shall endless be.
THEtk WIN p pEy69TEP y6TES DAUGHTER. LII
RDMoNDs, DOUGLAS. "A tribute oi
love and dsvotion g the memory q
who departed this life twenty seven
years aeo today. April eb, 1880.
Remembrance Is O golden chain
Death tries 70 break, but all IN vain;
To have. to love and then to. part,
HIS ss rvN SIfsei iS5T9T e SsnrI 1ss hesFs R
MONDS SMALLWOOD.
GATES. PAUL WILTSHIRE. A tribute
OF love and devotion to the memory OF
our dear son and brother. PAUL WILT
SHIRE GATES. who departed this life
,our,een years ago today. April 25,
Beyond the sunset Paul has gone
To rest q little while
Leaving memories OF loving deeds
And the sweetness Of Q smile
"GpFohNhHi poNNHzi, DAD BUDDY WAYNE AND
HAYES. LUIE LYNDON. In loving mem
ory Of our husband and father. LUIE
LYNDON HAYES, who passed away one
year 'sGo today. April 25. 1855.
Just an ever-loving thought.
Just an unseen silent tear
~ the one we loved so dear.
DfxnihP HELEN ANp M5re GRACE Asp HR4Hse' HRR44HeHrER
OIy of my husband. JOHN J. MEAiSiEYY, II SitY
xpfil SnH cspartsS s5. 1859 this lie one year as0
Although our paths lie far apart.
'e WIFE AND nssls FAMILY.
MEANEY, JOHN J. In loving memory
q our beloved grandfather, JOHN j.
MEANEY, who departed from us one
year ago today, April 25, 1866.
What peaceful hours we once enjoyed,
HOW sweet their memory still;
But they have left an aching void
Inc world can never flll
CATHLEEN, MICHAEL. NALD
THOMAS AND THERESA.
OFANO, DOMINIC s. In memory OF
my dear husband, DOMINIC q. OFANO
who departed this life three years
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills too hard to climb:
30 ne gently closed his weary eyes
And ~hi'Deyssii yosii,R "PsSSs fovsndps ps vtn thine
PEYTON, GEORGE N. A tribute Of love
and devotion 70 our father, GEORGE
six years ago. April 2b, 1861.
when 4 father breathes his last fare
The stroke means more than tongue
The world. seems quite another plac,
VIRGIL B. "a AND %1s osoRdE 'f!nfTs =. fESrotaNse. tase
sIMMs., JOSEPHINE W. In loving mem.
DRY OF our devoted mother, JOSEPHINE
W. bIMMS, who departed this life
thirteen years ago today. April 2b,
Your memory Ia . keepsake
=. With which we never will part:
Though ood has you IN His keeping,
HER pEvorHbnv cHIpbREN, ovI yIRtsfNiS hfshts
GERTRUDE. JOHN AND ESTHER,
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George H. Cross, a native
Washingtonian who retired April
Is after more than so years with
the Bureau Of Ships Of the Navy
Department. died yesterday in
Georgetown University Hospital
aftef a long illness.
Mr.. Cross. who lived at 3039
@ street NV. began his career
with the old Bureau Of Con-
struction and Repair as a mes
senger in January, 1907. His
whole career was with the same
bureau. later changed to the
Bureau Of Ships. He was speci-
fications co-ordinator OF the
purchase specifications and
standards section at the time
|of his retirement.
A native of Southwest Mr.
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MRS. (. v. Perkins,
Treasury Employe
For 80 Years

Mrs. Edward v. Perkins. rs, a
lifelong resident of the District
who worked for the Treasury De-
partment for more than 80 years,
died yesterday Of cancer at the
home Of a son, Alvin r. Perkins
of is North Edison street. Ars
lington.
Mrs. Perkins. the former En-
ma Crawford, had been retired
since 1851 from her post in the
loans and currency division Of
the Treasury Department.
Her husband, who was a
maintenance superintendent with
the old Washinston Railway 81
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year. compared to 26,640 the
year before.
Other total number of cases
showed manslaughter by negli-
gence increased from 48 to IS;
robbery decreased from 935 to
$40; aggravated assault in
creased from 1927 to 2,271; bur-
glary. breaking or entering de-
creased from 5,287 to 5,018; lar
ceny and theft increased from
12.517 to 13.203; and auto theft
increased from 1888 to 6.473.
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appointed commandant Of the
Northern California sector Of
the Western Sea Frontier, based
at Treasure Island. He retired
in l947.
Admiral Moran's body will be
shipped home. Arrangements
for the funeral have not been
completed.
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Louis WeIk

ABERDEEN. S. OAK, April
IS (R.-Louis Welk. SO. a brother
of bandleader Lawrence Welk.
died here last night. He lived
and farmed near Strasburg, N.
Dak., before moving here about
two years ago. He had been in
failing health for the past two
wears.
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With Regard to O
Cord of Thanks

VEN often Q cord Of thonks sin
The Stor meets need which con
acrdly be solved " ony othe, woy
Not only IS II sroeious expression
81 srotitude to those who hove sent
sloroi tributes, but olso eourteousiy
acknowledges the services and kind.
aesses Of the mony to whom pet.
sonoI note Of thonks eonnot we'll be
mailed. Or whose names and od.
dresses ore not known. insertion Of
card Of thanks moy be orronsed
By telephone to The Sso,. ST 5000
The Evening and Sunday sto,
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LII Aarntnrian,
Announcement os

CMowS,, no . BLANCHE ,, X: . In IN loving % mem:
K. cRowN. Who lett fnVSsei Is fiftssn tlnSSms ysars
ago today April IS, 1047.
Our love and memory OF you. Mother
dear. will last forever, !.
YOUR CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN
AND oREAT.0RANDeoN 81
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun
FUNERAL DESIGNS
CEMETERY LOTS

gsiriSs es',S1sa sr2p.s Mf%HTsl sns Pss PAss
EoRRiko ELLioTT. s$s Beaumont 'nt
ave. baltimore 2s, Nd
toR, SALE By EsTATE--Lots in Cedar
$3.50. Call ALDEN W. HoAGE. AZ
lorney. MA. v-0i3e or OIL. 4-669S 'sT
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SWAN, JOHN r.. We wish to express
our relatives and friends for their
many kind attentions. memorial COM
tributions and noral tributes at the
death OF our beloved husband and
brother, JOHN r SWAN
BEREAvED FAMILY.
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ALLEN. JAMES n. On Tuesday. April
IS, 1857. JAMES H. ALLEN. beloved
husband Of Jean McQlynn Alien. father
Of Mary Teresa Mahaney, Sarah Jean
brother Of Margaret Shireman, Mary
Rice. William Allen and Thomas Nc
Glynn. Friends may call at the Robert
A. Matttngly Funeral Home, 13l llth
st.. Sc, until Friday. April 20. at
$50 am. REQUIEM mass at st. An
thongs Church at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Ar
lineton National Cemetery. 25
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MRS EMMA BROOKS. Counselor.
MRS DEBORAH sTRETTBER0ER.
CorreapondlnR aecrefarv

s MAY ?. Suddenly. on wednes-
al AT. Eyar!s 4, .s st; ne, NAY r WHITE
mother Of Elizabeth r. White and the
late Thomas H White. grandmother 81
Dolores r. White. Prayers ct the 81
Il; Hines Co. Funeral Home. ,12O0l
thence TO st. Martins Catholic Church
bo,S 1890 .I1a.. North Capitol st.. where th.
offered at p:30 am. for the repOse
o. her soul. Interment Cedar Hill
WILKINS. EMMA. on Monday, Apr,l
222,s 1867, EMMA WlLKINs q s07
mother OF Mrs Edith Winters and
Isas Isaac Wade; Shs also Y survived BY
grandchildren, four great-great-grand-
children and one Son-in-law. After
are invited 70 .csil at the Jarvis FS. S.
neral Church, 1882 You 81. NV. Fu.
neral services at pm. Friday, April
2gs At the, Ephesus Adyentist Church,
coin Memorial Cemetery. 25
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communication Of Harmony
Lodge. No. II, r. A. A. M,
has been called for Friday,
April 26. 1857. at 10 am,
at the Masonic Temple, 18th
st and New York ave. NV.
for the purpose Of conferring
rites upon our late
,ASSIE BLANKENSHIP. The
Of the lodge are requested
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rAfMAN. ELLIE I. on Tuesday. April
g. 1857. at Mount Alto Hospital.
and. Omie windsor. Ralph. Andrew.
Qenktns and Louise Tayman, Funeral
from the HUNT Funeral Home. Wal
dort, ND. on Friday. April 30 at q
am. Requiem mass nt 81. MArys
Church, Ptscataway. Nd, at $40 am.
Interment church cemetery.
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MAGER. IRVING

MAGERs IRVING n. On wednesday,
Asbr,a. AHs "a 1857 q tIJsn h!s Tss,aenes ., 20
beloved husband Of Frances Mayer and
ward Jay Mayer. He also is sur
viyed BY his parents, Mary and SAM
uel Mager. and sister, Mrs. Irwin
Tarason. Funeral services at the Ber-
nafd Danzansky A. Sons Funeral Home
1901 18th ST. NV. on Friday, April
.6. at 1880 Am. 1nterment Work
mems Circle Cemetery lNewl. Me-
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ALLEN. WILLIAM E., sR:. OF .2!le
husband Of the late Estella M. Allen.
father Of Leroy B. Allen and William
E. Allen, ir. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5S0l Cleveland ave;
Riyerdale, Md, on Saturday, April
81. at 9:30 am. Mass at st. Francis
De Sales Church, 2015 Rhode Island
ave. ne, at 10 an. lnterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 70
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BIRCH, MARY n. On Tuesday. April
N. BIRCH Of 312 East Broad ST.. Fails
Church. Va. caughter Of the late
Frank L. and Flora crossman Birch,
beloved sister Of Essie Birch. Milton
T. Birch and the late Isaac Birch.
Friends may call at the residence
after 8 pm. Wednesday. April "a
Services will be held at the Dulin
Methodist Church on Friday. April %,
At pm Interment Oakwood Gene
tery: 20
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CmyY CHAsE--why rent when
trust pay $1,000 cash. and move
risht into . Ayr -old, 4-bedrm..
MOD. ~: IN this ideal 81, sought.
f. iSI y; RsEys .iL, ~ a-27a@' TED
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FIRsr COMMERCIAL
KENNEDY ST NV
BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT
STORES E0R RENI

1911 IN ST. N.w.-Equip. store
and apt rear alley; .hiekly Ssttl.
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H13050

Priced below market for quick
sale. and open. 10 Offers, says owner
OF this a-bedroQm Colonial with
1st-foor den In Indian epring wi.
lace q close 70 public And Psscchia !.
s cn ~. aS Haad IifSSnap. ohAhAh z
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PRicE Gun. 5000 dovn, s7a no. :.
eond. picture window in Nv I'm,
bis aiding close. doors; isnssd
ERTfEa, Ap, 7.1174.
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StOneV Brook EStates

i you,ls IooEIns Tor quality IN
s!: ssSs s:.' SiTl ss''f from mere e.
Ia HS ' e. a u Ssohiy o Bro ss'G enc
s pSRsnnsgsspIAf2pa sagqss' SUBURBAN
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HOME am TNyEsTMENTI y

I family nome. n sIysun.ed On 81.
ground. close-in location; brk
Cape Cod, huge bedrms. ~
baths; 4 acres; many reflnemeuts
S3B.750. LOO b-36sS. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIEs MOT.
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HOUSES ron sALE--MD. n
HILLANDALE
SILVER SPRING
tssssqso CeBb& 0sRsEEEQR

cv nv hR8gHs|k RAbE .go5
E . .,i.s AnsnsIRf, only 81 z en-
situated on 9 h.acre iQl: Q rms,
isP' ~ a'S' r6 ssrssI ssl .lsn ssss;;
i iisss b Ssa bk. .5 ss h H. I sss.l
Fleht o. Powder Mil I'd, rlaht on
Green Forest d.. and open house.
open l until dark.
I. q .: puILpHEs. INC.
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BETHESDA; deliGhtful Cape Cod IN
Wyngate-2 bedrms, lor and
study and bath on list: 2 bedrms
and bath on End: G-E kitchen
screened porch: s22.95O A.. v
PisANI. Realtors. OF. 4-7500 til .
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COVER
"STORY'l

with . million dollar view. over.
iookins the rolling greens Of the
brand new. contemporary etyle,
split-lesel fanchef, Just completed
and ready for immediate ,oeeu-
psncy. , huge bedrms.. ~ baths
Beautifully finished recreation IEn..
separate dining n1s,. Tn t,, tis%sndo os.
tached earsse; YoR ONLY sci :
9hft eTcellent terms available.
SHOWN b. appt.. 20 call now.
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
BUSINESS pRoP. FoR SALE

ooStWsSS puOps tOu SAbB
933 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-To
settle an estate, 8 story and bsnnt.,
LIST commercial STORY 4 CO..
NE. S-4lOO. Mr.. Ptlson.
WHEATON. Ca. ave, Al location
- new stores. potential income,
$4,000 annually. Ample front
and rear parking. L. B JOHN
son. 10. 5-0943, sP. 4-9252.
COMMERCIAL Z0NE-2l6 r st.
NV, Sl0,b00; 1878 18th st. NV,
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, Agent. FE.
7-l544; ewes. wo. 6.0747
CoMMERcIAL LAND, center of
Pals Church; only b7e q 50. t.,
which is the cheapest price IN
the area. wEISSBER0 BROS.
REALTY, IA. $4,000,
FOR REM0DELING-i223 9th 81.
w,-3-story brk; lot 20x90 IT,.
next 10 new Safeway store. Price.
sisssSsoso some isSmsy Ssl l,,,! Ap :
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Cape Cod, sIs.so0. Ily, rmi. lee.
expansible second fiqof; full bsmt,
Lot blxl24. cony. schools. shoppina
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TWIN BRO0K-YoGT opportunity
70 take advanfase 81 smother
mans labor, This Is as flne =
Twin Brook home e. We have ever
seen. Ff1A. down payment 81 500
and SOS per NO. See u and you
vii agree. BRIDQks PETER 4
SPENCER. INC. REALTORS. 20,
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BsaEy S$; . s%3 BssR1 Mi ESsE
i1RET; Newly kEbEcoRhT rfb
SOS DIN. LocIs RIDDEN. Tu
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FALLS CH.-6-Tm. house; cir:
cord .,n ss fenced lSt i near ' snsS
a-bb06, after $50, FE. 8.bt0s.
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$13.5O0

Low down pAymsnt. aasume 4ltss
moor, elose 10 percchIai and public
schools, shopping, Low monthly pay
ments Include taxes and Insurance.
GRAHAM 4 Co. Ju, h-0Oi0,
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WOODED .jI Am cIE1E T0NEsfTFj

CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER: larel
living room. separate dining room
modern kitchen with. snack bar
, bedrooms. 2 baths plus Tv room
All on one level. Large unfinished
bsoi Mas. ave. INFECTION 81 al.
pointment. SANDOz. INC. DU
7.l2aA. ewes. OIL. 2.hbAh.
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PARK, near everything. House With
down payment. 1--we rsnt-ifss. In:
come pays for property. Call
OWNER. III b.3a0b.
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Country.
"Acre"

Beautifully wooded rolling lawns
S wen sn sS sS ass soasss is ~
perfect setting for this 3-yr. -old.
all.brick, custom built rancher. In
teFior features include eenter-hall
entrance, 22-ft. living I'm. with
brick fireplace wall separate iaI I,.
area: beautifully finished recrea.
ton rm. IN full basement With an.
other fireplace; 3 large bedfms.. Z
fun baths and attached earage,
Available for quick occupancy u
necessary and an amazingly low
low price for this Junior estate
Of e2e.0bO. LIST time offered. You
Be the hrst 70 see ~ Call nov,
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NoUSgs ron SALE-VA.
ST. .IAMES

Yes, .yol cen use yeuf OF Ply.
! s:I s9'E|is $3.50 s:.A 'i 9'ss
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NEAR NIEI--ouaiity built immacu-
late brick Colonial adjacent TO
RSss Gssst ,, Psss on 1S %Sss IN r
dssp p lee bay YARD y for fO II. or a
earden; true center hall. lge liy,
and din. room. air.cond. Florida
mod. kit; End koor, 3 scod size
rec, 'Ym.: garsse built.in. Priced
S2s,b00, Call Mrs. Dake, OIL, D.
6ss3, w. B. WRIGHT, EM. $4,000
ANN mn nTfVs THIS tsnmae -
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PRICE SLAsHED HERE
HOUSES F0R SALE VA.

ALEx.-ARLANDRIA-4%i Assume
big 4es loan. 500 mo, total.
Charming 3-bedrrn., hrk. town
house, Anchor fence. many extras,
Near bus line. public or .parochiAl
schools: SIe,700, Act fastl TE.
e;2ooa,. TT. o-baS7. FRANCES
ALEx.-Braddock Hgts. stve away;
1000 dr.: $l26 . mo. 2 or =
bedrms., lovely ID, near bus.
schools, churches Prestige lcea-
ton. OWNER. IL. 0-bsb6 IN.
ANNANDALE AREA IA spacious
home, on almost an acre wooded
ate, aifording privacy; center-hall
plan, living room l4ax2bh,. din.
Ing room 13xi3, modern equipped
kitchen i.xia, and bath; master
SsSrocm ls sna s,S. oi mi s Arc
msns 'se sood ,srms: w .Sco,
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
Exclusive Broker. IA. 4-l400.
Abingdon BLING Ni;TBri q, cC ". a,n ,
V2s REALTFRR. yS Ei' ea.s55, oa'n''
ARL,, N.-custom built brick CAPE
Cod home In beautiful Bellevue
Forest; living room l3x23tab
separate din. rm., eficient kilt
den or bedrm. and y bath; on ind
floor are lee. bedrms. and bath
hreesevay cennecting garage; hot.
water heat slate roof. Only S27.:
O00. GEORGE MASON GREEN
Co, Exclusive Broker, IA, 4.l4OO.
FALLS CHURCH = 3-bedrm, ram
bier; Y baths: All city utils ! low
ESQ. sTARNEe REALTY co" CIR
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SPACE GALORE!
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRADBURY HEIGHTS : AttFpe.
over D. c. line. narGain price.
1880. Easy terms. 5 rms, bath.
gas heat. Me- s-46b3; ewes, OIL.
2aoi2 SSS FULTON n. GORDON.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

Colonial: large den. Iiv. rrn.. ain
rm. kitchen. 2 bedrms.. l bath.
rec. rm.. powder .rm. IN bsmt ;
dead-end street; surrounded By
lovely wooded area. Large 3O-yr
4aes loan; priced in. low EOS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

eBBa DOWN and s0n.eO per mo.
Oct. Colonial home on level lot
In West Hyatts. 3 bedrms. Priced
ct only sIi.50O. Call III Q pm.
WA. $4,000. ROBERT Q. DAVIS
& CO. INC.
PRICE cur, 5000 down, s7a me-
y-bedfm. masonry rambler. I'D TOD
sond, picture windcE ~ ny; .n m;
yard. PRINCE oioRGHs PROP
ERTfEe AP, 7.1174,
NEAR EREEwAY--a-bsdIM,,. brk.
elec, XII. with disposal and diah-
washer, aluminium storm Window;
PHA approved. $4,000, PRINCE
GEORGES PRoPKRTIEss AP.
7-7714. -.
BUNGALOWS bedFms, lee. lot; !
BLK. from n. !. ave. needs rePeu.
iss ssSo cwkklRRo' az S 40 ei.7oi6 n
$500 DOWN AND ONLY see, 20
PR MO-, total payments for this
home under FHA; 2 bedrms. and
den: huae lot eOx2Q0: near No.
Univ priced $3.50, JAMEs g.
s .sssl! twsA,4.sSSSs. AZ 1,es0si
$500 Down; SOS Per mo. wi . buy y !.
on level lot. Fireplace In Nv. rp
Just ' biz, from neu shopptnq
center. Priced for quick sale e.
81 900. Call till : pm. Wa =
5000. ROBERT .. DAVIS 4 CO..
CLAIMING s-RHDRM. RAMBLER
that aparkiea Ike nsw; spacious
.eli-ahaped Nv, p.n- step-sevlnt
F deep EYE lSs a ony p slsSg
md assume al lcSn. PKiNcE
dEoRoEs fRoPEKTfns. AP,
5-71S4,
NO MORE HEADACHES trying 20
TRApE Tor tbs NEW .bedfT..
s.6ath, spIit-isrel With full hsmt.:
eenier-kaii sntF.. al you've been
Dreaming about In . homo for
years, M. parkway. public ano
parnchial achools; excel. terms
Priced 81. $50. JAMES 2. coN-
M 60 AZ. 7-esss' s'e'"
DOG LOvERs-stately a-bedrm..
fun hsmt.. Enaitah-style home on
beautiful acre OF ground with =
lge detached kennels with elee
and T ns , mass q nt aosn.e saS
b c 81 900. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. AP. 7.717A.
5 LARGE BEDRhis., sep. din. rm.,
Kitchen. extremely large Nv. I'm,
full hSmt. with study and full
bath. Workshop and laundry faeih.
Large level iot. TeFrife location
p Bsa, U1iysgs sIIy,s q v. M4Tyie co
Uk, 4-ll66; WA. 7-0055.
GREEN MEADOWS = Inmecniate;
lee. iot: $500 On, $500 per no.
EHA I'M. -l-e6s3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
PRICE 0f REDUCED

1885 LYMAN PL. NE.
o.rm. brick homo. In nev.house
condition; gas h.-w.h.i SEP. dining
lo0 down payment. easy terms.
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