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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

NA-L Alt-f W. I~UVN1s
BUCKNELL MANOR-cape Cod; 8
bedrms.. den, IN b. Sl4,150; a54
COLUMBIA PINES. Annandaie-We
love our mod 3-yr -old. full;sized
l5.000-sd. 1T. landscaped lot, in
this areas most desirable residen-
tial section, but must sell quickly,
to go into business out of state.
l2x2O scr brick porch. full bsmt..
eouir G-E kit firepl. and many
By deaiins direct with OWNER al
Convenient An, avail CT. s-sssS'O
FAIRFAX-3-bedrm frame rambler;
lge. liv. rm., equip. kit. part bsmt.,
storm sash. fenced rear ward. St3,-
ESQ. OWNER CIR. 3-2375.
FAIRFAX TOwN--Lovely 2-bedrm.,
brk. and frame rambler; huGe
trees Only $3.50. FAIRFAx
FAIRFAX-Open Sun, $1,000 under
appraisal. Where else can you md.
,,S lovely AZ s rss mn br s.re IsmS 1s.
n .ion Tor only sliSSog From rom Fair.
fax Co. courthouse take Rte. 236
towards Annandale. turn left on
sFEyfy to 70 No saadi 20 On H alossi
FAIRFAx--Log rambler; pine pam
elled: . bedrms.: mod utils,. huge
ms: . acres, woodland setting; 81
min dntown via Shirley hwy;
$1,000 dn. CT. 6.11Ss.
PAIRFAx-New brk, and frame RAM
bier. bedrms. h-w h.. carport,
bsmt. trees: y acre, only ~ 500.
Small down payment. Out rte so,
Arl. Blvd. turn left on Rte. 1913 for
miles, right on. Rte $50. at St.
FAIRFAX REALTY. CIR. 3-3f07.
CIR 3-O63l
FALLS CHURcHl $1,000 down--3-
Hr e fenced y yqG' si3sUSSoS'o I sy
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LANDOvFR AREA: S225 down isams
terms 20 non-vetsl-3 bedrms:, q
mo. Move in today. No red tape
PARKsIDE REALTY. UN. 4-2296
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LAND0vER HILLS AnEA1by owner
fenced I'd; Is min. to n. Meade
90 min. 70 downtown Wash: ali
conditioner In lge bedrm.. washer
drier. ref, included Assume ~
| loan OF. other financing. No agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

COLLEGE PARK AREA 5000 down
$77 mo.-3-bedrm,, full-bsmt. Cap
Cod: iiv. rm.. family-size din: rm.
electric kitchen; big. shaded lot
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

HYATTs.-Redec.. 2 bedrms., full
bsmt.. rec. rm.. ia baths. stores,
bus and schools close. $50 mo.
TO. Q-6g1S,
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LEWIsDALE-No steps 10 climb wher
you enter this de luxe 3-bedrm.. 2.
bath brick rambler. custom-buili
with many outstanding features. See
the kitchen-lts a knockout. Raj.
FELL REAL ESTATE, JU. a-liO3
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GHEvERLY: open Sunday. . to o.
Dutch Colonial. brick. 4 years old;
dining room. breakfast nook. large
screened porch: near parOchial and
public schools: 63ls Jason st
Cheverly ave. 70 Kilmer. left 70
63rd ave. right to Lsson. N
NJ Gheehan. APP 1-s074
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

DISTRICT HEIGHTS =. Excel. as
bier: only 2 years . Old: s2.I0o
H. IL s0g s7 SSE furs aSEw asosSilI ca
handy inc. Realtors RE s.el 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

COLLEGE PARKso: a.; s IS .s;r ,s% s.a:
Ss sssf io On doctor lSs 80 o. Sssnsss Hail
block on Baltimore blvd. OIL NV:
heat; lovely. shrubbery suIr9undins
home; completely redec. with beau.
tiiul color s scheme ru6 6Snysnisp'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

SEAT PLEASANT. 6i3 6srd place
z bedrms... I'm. attic. full bmst.
large fenced va: new condition; con-
yennbiengt TERMS S1l,5O0. WA.
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CLINTON-Lovely 5-fm. home: .
fun baths. lge. Kitchen, din. I'm.
nishsd e,Rs Site sr 1SnP EsiEAL ts
a INaURANCE CO, CY. 7.93D0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

FORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NSA personnel. Charming masonry
rambler on acres Of land; owner
leaving town. reduced to $4,000.
FIDEL H. SANCHEZ, RIA. 3-100l
or Waterloo, Nd, 224M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

DISTRICT HEIGHTs-open 2-dark
1918 Elmhurst st.--S rm., -2-batf
rambler: Gear gar, large I'd, ear-
den. S13,950. $500 cash. Also q
4-bedrm. brick for $12.95O. OF
4-SRRl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

ARL.. NORTH: lge, family haven
2-oath home ali freshly decor full
din. rm.. dream kit Ire. level lot;
bsmt cow. to everything. on q
ree-lined St: 10 min TO d c.,
~ SI5.95O? Call ALLO REALTY
co LA 1-Q1nS
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AVONDALE = Owner slashes price
s sSSoS on his gsscm,Suilt brick,
!. SstSs.. huge knotty pine Hse' rec. rm' M
screened porch. plus patio, Gear
. Oct, garage. all-electric kitchen
including dishwasher and disposal
-Nall-to-wall carpeting and numer-
pas other features throughout
Never so much before for only
$4,000. Terms can be arranged
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA
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ed. huge. c1stom-buiit. brick split.
level loaded with extras, lust
months old: handicapped S5x13O
lot: pa baths. huee bedrms.
large family rm.. bsmt.. fireplace,
all-Hotpoint kitchen with large
breakfast space: French doors to
nice patio from large dining area.
Asking only S23.6O0. so call and
see 8 real dream home. THE PER-
RY BOSWELL CO.. WA. 7-450O.
KNOLLs-Brick house
for sale By OWNER. 3 bedrms..
Ice. ly. rm.. expandable attic: nice
workshop in bsmt.; furn. apt. with
sep, entr.. rents for $50 mo.
with grape vine. Call ~. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

TAKOMA PARK ljust on New Hamp
aye)-Attraetive large brick ram
bier only 3 yrs. old: D spacious
rms, ga baths. Assume good loan.
81. 800. HUGH 7. PECK HE
4-64OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

DISTRICT HEIGHTS = Sale b
owner, 2-bedrm: brick home; breeze:
W WeS dear az sa su1 M.I IS lot
RE 5-7366..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

t sS5l "a Fa .sls S saS.HFT 81
bsdrms., nm. rec. rm.. lre. shaded
lot. immed. poss. Priced TO sell At
RYSiTy co. hP. 7.aSab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

fHEVERLY-1 year old: all brick
four bedrooms, 2 baths. garage
S19.650: CT or FLA. 571S Lock
wood I'd. AP. 7-l606.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

LEWIsDALE-3-bedrm brick lge
liv. rm, with firepl.. family size din
rm lse. ~ e.; -or powder zoo r M ds n
4-a5On: eYeh.. HE. l-Obl2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

UNIVERSITY PARK-ASSUME 4es
GI loan; in one Of Prince Georges
finest communities: 3-bedrm. brick
and-stOne rambler: new-home cond.
Please call OWNER. AP. f-A7iO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

LANGLEY PARK-Excellent 3-bed
room brick rambler with 0-E cleo
kit, ample din. space. dishwashe
and disposal. Top condition. sl2,
ESQ. CT or FHA terms, To In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

W. HYATTsvILLE - Choice loca.
ton: fine Cape Cod: bedrm. anc
bath LIST floor; COW. TO everything
Very reasonably priced at $4,000
4. CARLYLE DeLOzIER. Realtor
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OPEN. 10 Til 6

40OO.40O4 Lacey Ave.
bsmts.: All utilities. Reduced IN price
for quick sale. M: schools. good
transportation. FERRALL REALTY,
10. 6-3670. 10. 6-7623.
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS: open Sun.
/ to 6-3-bedrm. brick; modern
kit. wood-burning fireplace; full
daylight bsmt.: s15,950: excel. A.
nancfng. To reach: Out Pa. ave.
sc. to Southern ave-. left Ia. Alton
St, right on Alton to 53rd ave:
ave PETERQ 4. co Ma R.01Ao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

tsUITLAND-S2OO DOWN; semidet
3-bedrm. brk, home. payments Ike
rent, vacant. BUDNEY REALTY,
tn. 10000, HE. 4-39O6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

BERKSHIREi 74lS Insey ST.; open
Sun, 1:30-6:3O = Three-bedroom.
beautiful corner lot, only 2 blks.
terms. Ewes. RE. 5-s22s. cRAW-
FORD q handy. INC. Realtors,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

ALEXANDRIA, s 49, s J pIt e oDsn SUI. Y.
captains home. very spacious
rooms, ga baths. s frepis.. secluded
gardens; so close to dntwn. could
serve as combined home and once.
Very different. very elegant. very
comfortable. Wonderful for enter
tanning; See JOG 8; I,s St; q call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

BELTSVILLE, 45O6 Yucca SIT
S SsS5H :, Gs ss. SSd writ with full h Ssss
Owner pn t ts err y GOOD oI terms Hgs
WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 7-422S.
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". HYATTsyIIIE = truly zoo

W. HYATTsvILLE, Queens Chapel:
81 500 dovn-Clean. J-M-shingled
Cape Cod: . bedrms.: lee. expan-
sion attic: full bsmt.; gas heat.
Diet. garage: EXCEL value. al Sl2.-
800. H. CARLYLE de LoZIER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

take over large 49, loan. 3-bed
rm.' rambler. Just 5 years old: liv,
I'm. and dinette. ali-eiec kit, V.
acre lot. on quiet dead-end street.
Quick possession. only S12.95O.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

UNIVERSITY HILLS. 1901 Gum.
wood DR.. - A custom built brick
rambler; . bedrms.. paneled den
Sion 81 ST e Gay Is -s VA serssssse s WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

ALEX, Mt. Vernon blvd. area-only
S25,950 for q highly versatile Z
or 5-bedrm. custom-built brick
nome: 2 or 2 bedrms. and bath
LIST floor: 2 bedrms., den, lge. bath
Ind floor: lge. liv. rm.. din. rm.s
modern kitchen with. everything:
rage: nicely wooded lot; near every.
thing. e A. HERNHOLM, XII.
Q-T111. ewes so 6-f602
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ADELPHI

24OI KIRsToN-oPEN rs
3 bedrm. brick rambler on corner
500 mo. si3 $50 Dir out univer
sity Lane left on Park to Ktrston
left to e4Oi. RIGGS REALTY. RIA
1880 tx. 3-44s4.
CARofE HIOHLANDs-Se 900 On
Delishtfnl modern brick ramble
with 20-ft. Nv rm.. window wal
opening onto patio. Out " II. ave
right IN 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

LANHAM HILLs-Nr. new bTk, 8.
6edrm rs|b i.l igs Nv ,t rm ~, EL nEe
Terms. JU. 9-3O41, He. 4-35OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

LU. $4,000.
OXEN HILL, 4725 winsiow r.-3.
bedrm. split-level home; lns baths
sep. din. .rm.: schools, ehurches
shopping dist. nearby. lge, yardi
~ mos. old, $4,000. 10. 1-1gaB
PALMER PARK 3-bedrm. semi-det
masonry rambler; assume OF
s64 :l3 Incl. PPIT5, PIT, Picture c Sine
PARKLAWN-si3.3O0. bet brick
23.ft. liv. rm., sep. din. rm mod
kit, ? lovely bsdrms;; ses n nar
HUGH 4. PECK, HE. $4,000 I'll q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

DELIGHTFUL 4.bedrm. 81" shaped
Cape Cod with spacious. fenced en-
closed corner lot; paneled liv. rm.
with hrepl.. picture window AND
built-in booksheives: big equipped
kit, paved driveway and barbecue
pit. Quick sale value at S12.b0n:
FHAA Or OF terms; PRINCE oEoR-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07
GIRLS APPAREL

GIRLS APPAREL
l60-l25-l.6s Wool Gloves Mittens, white. eoIors;
$3.50 Girls Dancing Skirts. cotton, white, block.
eolors; broken sizes 30
s-see-loee Girls Cor coos broken sizes and eoors.
5.88
1882 Girls Knit Dresses, woos in assorted coors.
l.99
7o-le9-79e Bouses assorted fabrics eoors 2 for 81
S-6e9-Ses Eoineoois, broken sizes and coors = SIS
ma fioof, Wash acoa oaV
SUBTEENS' APPAREL
ls-l.9' Cotton Fonne BIOuse& prints. broken sizes.
2 for 81
$3.50 Cotton Bouses. white and eoors; broken sizes,
~ = ST
1913 sIOuses assorted fobics and eoIos; broken
sizes -. 30
s-sss Roneoots prints; broken sizes. eolon 2.99
and Floor. WASHINGTON Only
BUDGET SUITS
l5-s7s29ss Wool Suits. fully lined; 8 to Is SI4
5rd Floor, MessaHtne WASHINGTON ONLY
UNIFORMS REDUCED
.H.s9se tOmOTs Uniforms, eotto"'. .!,OI, S"s
5rd DOR. Washington oriv
I.25.I.5O FAMOUS
NNLON PANTIES
90 pairs trunk and tight lea
ponties in bonon nyon Pink
ond white in the group Smoll for
medium ond Jorge Also few
vests OF the same low price
Street Floor. WASHINGTON Only
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
so-z25 ToddIes Slips Ioee. trimmed cotton in pink
OF white; sire only 81
Sol SO Toddlen BOuffont Slips, white nyon in size
) only 81
3o-2s' Girls Flonnel Poomos, novelty print; size
I only --- %
end Fioo, WASHINGTON ouy
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ONE.OF.A.kIND FURS
DRASTICALLY REDUCED

Black Dyed Persian Lomb Full Length coot with large
mink collar -------S $500"
] Dyed let-out Mormot coot ---------- 81 So
] Brown Dyed Squirrel jacket ------------SI99
J Brown Dyed Squirrel Cope jacket -------- 81 81
] Natural Blue Fox Deep Cope ---------Sl79'
NoturoI Blue Fox Lorse Straight Stole ---- Sl79'
NoturoI PosteI Mink coot. full length - 50. 599'
] NoturuI Roneh Mink Pow Cope ------------ 500.
) Dyed Muskrot coots, u length -----SI59'
Natural Postel Mink stoIe-vep deep ------S799'
Noturc Stewch Silver Blue Mink Stole $685.
IAN pr;ces plus f0es tar
Fur Salon, Third Floor. Washington Only
Fur products labeled show Of origin OF imported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07
SHEETS. PILLOWCASES

SHEETS, PILLOWCASES
$50 If PERT 7ee White Pereole PiIIoweoses 3 for 81
IS If PERT LIS wOmsutto PereoIs cOse'. white. Ask
s. If Peri. $50 Common Pereuls Sheets white, double
IS If Peri 33S Common PereoIe Sheets, white, double
I.4S
10 If PERI 3l9 Common PereoIe Sheets white. u size
I.49
4s Iues Cannon PereoIe Sheets white. 80" double
1850 Don River Pereoe Sheets. white. 72xlos first
quality --------------- 1913
40-399 Mottress Pods, coIored, fitted, twin 2.99
35-4.99 Mattress Pods, eolored fitted, DBL ---3.9S
9Th Floor, Washington ONLY
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
20 u Pert. $50 FieIderest Blankets. mediumwesht.
7zxs4" ---.---2 for SIS
30 IL Peri. $50 Ruffl.d Patchwork Quilts - 3.99
l5-lo.e5 Chothom Blankets perfect quolity. 1850"
1888 Blankets. royon and nyIon blend sosso" 499
s-l6s6 Wool Blankets. winterwesht twin size. soiled.
6.95
ll-lsss Double Bed Blankets some q. above .s.S5
" Pert l4.95 1909 AeriIon BIonksn 71xeo" $50
5h Floor. Washington Only
BEDSPREADS, Grapes
7s-l0es Chenille Bedspreods ----..- - 500
1858 Cote Curfoins permo pleoted. Poir - 2.98
1855 Tuffeto and Sotin Dropes, Puir 81
1913 Jacquard Dropes. discontinued eoIors. Puir
2.98
40-5.eS Plastic Tv Pillows foam core ---- 800
20-7ss Dust Ruffies. printed muslin top SIS
9Th Floor, Washington Only
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES
N-2ss-5se Display curtoins. ruffIed and tailored,
I.S9
2o-3se7S9 Druperes, fbersIos ond fortison So" and
W long ..----------------------- I.99
lo-279 Cote Curtains, white, red, blue So" long, 81
6-4eS Window Treots, docron, mut.eolor trim, 81
1919 Tweed Druperes, IS" long, white blue "copper"
800
H-lss Shorty RuffIed Curtains -----~------SI
6th Floor, Washington Only
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FABRIC, Grapes, SLIP COVERS

50 Tds. liz Nordie Net Curtain MctenoI, yurd SSe
90 Yds 6es AII-WooI Felt II" vide 4 eoon -3.98
1859 Custom Made Dropes voriOus sizes ----3.99
l-24.l2 Custom Made Choir Slipeover --------4.99
$3.50 Custom Made Soto Sipeover --------6.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07

Fur Salon, Third Floor. Washington Only
Fur products labeled show of imported
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IN WASHINGTON ONLY
HANDBAGS AND LEATHER GOODS

HANDBAGS AND LEATHER GOODS
5-S35 Colfskin Boss -8.5O'
6-l2ss Broodcioth Alligator Boss ---------7.99'
SIS Reversible Cufskin Boss -------------- S14"
2-S4s Brown Golf Boys --------------------2 4.SS'
l5-lossl2s9 cufskin. Suede and Velour Bags.
$3.50"
s-79e Cufskin. Suede and Velvet Boss $685.
$3.50 Gold Embroidered Clutch Bues. velvet. satin.
2.99+
$3.50 Block Foile and vinyl Plastic Bog S35'
5-S3s Evening Bues. beaded ---------------I7.5O'
1855 Leather Jewel Boxes ----------------3.i 10
s-Sl Mirror and Comb Coses 2Sc'
$50 Leather Wallets ---------------------$l
'Priees Plus Tdl
Handbags and Leather Goods Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07
STATIONERY REDUCED

ls9-79e-see Common Face Towels lst quality, heoyy-
weqht ------ B for 81
2l0-3se-4se Wosh Cloths. heavyweight, lst quoIlty.
) for 81
1870 Slight Seconds. Common Both Towels - 9c
$3.50 so" Runner Rugs, heavyweight. woshobe rub
beriIed book --------------------------- 80
1850 5.Pe. Mot Sets two rugs and lid cover coIors
3.99
2s-f PERT. 7ss Murtex Boih Sheets approx 3x6 3.99
A-7ss-3se Seotter Rugs. 77s4s". heavyweight 30
2o-so949o Plastic Shower Sets. heavyweight I.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-22
New Smithsonian
Regent Appointed

John Nicholas Brown of Provi-
dence. r. l.. has been appointed
to the board Of regents of the
Smithsonian Institution, and DR..
Arthur H. Compton of st. Louis
has been reelected to the board
for a siX-year term.
In making the announcements.
DR.. Leonard Carmichael. secre-
tary and administrative head of
the institution, said DR.. Brown
replaces Everette L. DeGolyer of
Dallas, Tex. who died in Deem
Der. DR.. Compton has served on
the board since 1888
Mr.. Brown. who was Assistant
Secretary of the Navy for Air
from l945 to l949. is president of
the Counting House Corp. and
trustee of the Providence Insti-
tuition for Savings.
He also is a trustee of the
Rhode Island Foundation. the
Byzantine Institute and the
American School for Classical
Studies at Athens. He is a men,
Der of the American Institute
of Architects. the Massachusetts
Historical Society and the So
ciety of the Cincinnati.
Dr.. Compton now holds the
position of distinguished service
of natural philosophy
at Washington University in st
Louis. He served as chancellor
there from l945 to 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-22
Two Killed,
Five Hurt in
.2-Cur Crash

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., Mar.
% (SpeciaD Michael Oleyar
81, Of 1872 Fairview avenue,
Manassas. Va. and another per-
son were killed and five were in
jured in a head-on crash of two
cars on Route 30l near here yes
terday.
John Oleyar. IS, a retired
Government employee of indie
pendent Hill near Manassas,
listed by police as driver of the
car in which his brother was
killed. was admitted to a hos
pital here in serious condition
with internal injuries.
Also killed were Mrs. Mary
Taylor Pollock, "a, of Fayette-
vile according to the Associated
Press.
Others injured were Mrs. Clyde
Walker Joyner, 43. of Fayette-
vile, listed as driver of the
second auto in which Mrs. Pol
lock was killed, and Mrs. Pol
locks three children. Jerry, 2:
Joyce Ann, 4, and Zebra. 3, also
occupants of the Joyner car.
The Oleyar brothers were en-
route to Florida for a vacation
In addition to his brother
John. Michael Oleyar. a retired
farmer. is survived by another
brother, George, of Manassas
and a sister, Mrs. Mary Powell
of CheWton, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-22
Moses Rotner, u, Original
National Symphony Member

Moses Rather, 70, 49, original
member of the National Sym
phony Orchestra, died of a heart
attack yesterday at the Wash
ington Sanitarium.
Mr.. Rather played first violin
with the symphony when it was
founded &c years ago, and also
played in other orchestras at
the Palace and Capitol Theaters
and the Willard Hotel.
With him in the early SYM
phony orchestra were two BROTH
ers, and one of his sons-his
brother Hyman played the flute,
his brother Joseph played the
bass, and his son, Ben, played
the violin. His other son, Meyer,
too young then for the orchestra,
is also a musician, and today has
his own orchestra.
Mr.. Rather. who lived at IL
Nicholson street NV, retired 10
years ago because of an arthritic
condition. He had been hos
pitalized less than two weeks
when he suffered a heart attack
Tuesday.
Born in Russia. Mr.. Rather
graduated from the University of
Kiev. and was an accomplished
musician when he came to
Washington in 1925. He was a
life member of the Musicians
Union.
He is survived by his widow
Jennie. his sons, Ben. who lives
at the Woodner Hotel, and
Meyer, 6912 Eighth street NV;
two daughters, Mrs. Raymond
Simon. 209 Normandy drive. Sill
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Mai. Gen. Burtt,
Retired in 1886

Maj. Gen. Wilson Bryant Burt.
81, USA. retired, died yesterday
in the Naval hospital in Chelsea.
Mass. the Associated Press re-
ported.
He was brought to the hos
.pital on December 7 after being
stricken with cerebral thrombo-
sis.
Gen. Burt retired in 1886 as
a brigadier general. after COM
manding the 5th Infantry Regi-
ment at Fort Williams. Me. In
1912 he was promoted to major
general on the retired list.
He was assistant chief of staff
of the punitive expedition under
Gen. Pershing in Mexico in 1916,
and before that had served as
an American observer with the
German army in the early days
of World War l. After the United
States entry into the war, Gen.
Burtt served sucessively as as
sistant chief of the American
Army Air Service and later as
chief of staff of the 5th Army
Corps. He held the Distinguished
Service Medal.
He is survived by his widow,
Laura.
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Senate Hearings
Set on Blood Tests
used as Evidence

A public hearing was scheduled
by the Judiciary Subcommittee
of the Senate District Commit
tee for 10 am. April IL on a bill
providing for the use as evi-
'dence of chemical tests of blood
and urine tor persons accused
here Of drunken driving.
The chairman of the SUBJ
committee is Senator Clark,
Democrat of Pennsylvania, for
mer mayor of Philadelphia.
One of the controversial SUBJ
jects included in the legislation
is that of implied consent"
given by an accused driver to
have blood or urine tests taken.
On this point. it is recalled, the
United States Supreme Court
has ruled that it doesn't make
any difference in such a case that
a person convicted of drunken
driving has, in effect, given evi-
Gence against himself. "a
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IOtho c. TrundIe,
Ex-CounciImun
At Guithersburq

Ohio C. Trundle. go, retired
dairy farmer who had served or
the Gaithersburg Town Council
for 20 years. died Tuesday al
the Montgomery County Gen.
eral Hospital after a heart
attack.
Funeral services were held this
morning at the Ascension Epis-
'copal Chapel in Gaithersburg
Burial was in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Mr.. Trundle. a lifelong resi-
dent of Gaithersburg, was q
graduate of the Briarley Military
Academy and later served on its
faculty. He also was a graduate
of the University of Richmond
where he was a member of both
the Phi Beta Kappa honor fra
Iternity and the Phi Kappa Sigma
social fraternity.
A member of the Gathers
burg Washington Grove Volun-
teer Fire Department, Mr.. Trun-
die was a past commander OF
American Legion Post No. l04
He also was a member of the
Pentalpha Masonic Lodge in
Gaithersburg. as well as the
Order of the Knights of Pythias
He is survived by his widow
the former Miss Clarke Freeman
and two sisters. the Misses Alice
and Annie Trundle of Gathers
burg
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ancestral home. Cameron, in
which he lived at the time of
his death. he was the son of the
late Nicholas N. and Virginia
Cooper Dawson. and a direct
descendant of George Mason of
Gunston Hall. He was graduated
from Episcopal High School in
1897, and was associated from
that time until 1907 with the
Leadbeater drugstore. He joined
National Fruit Products in 1907
and was its general manager I'M
It'll 1921. when he went into the
contracting business for himself
Mr.. Dawson is survived by his
widow. the former Edna Horner {:
Ia son. S. Cooper Dawson, jr., All
Jefferson street. Alexandria,
manager Of the Penn Daw Mo-
tor Hotel; daughter, Mrs.
Frank Smart of Staten Island,
N. Y; a brother. Phillip Dawson,
206 North Quaker lane. Alexan-
fdria, and four grandchildren.
Services were to be held in
Emmanuel Church on the Hill
at 3 pm. today. with burial in
Ivy Hill Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to the
Alexandria Hospital building
fund.