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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

OCEAN BEACH. MD.-one block Of
oeean-front eomml. lots. 10000
"a. IT,, $4,000. BOZ 6l-L. star.
500
UNFIN. FRANZ COTTAGE al
Woodland Beach. Nd. from
81, 900 up. on terms 70 suit. KAY
REALTY Co. RA. $4,000. uN.
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BRICK RAMBLER--3 bedrms, car
Birch. Must be seen to y appreciate
FHA approved for $4,000. Call
SpAA., 3,s4q9 BETTER HOMES
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEx.--Braddock Hts. Mr.. best
schools. Charming 3 bedrm,. nice
yard. Reduced TO- S1b.e50. Must be
soldl Make an offerl OWNER, TIE.
6-6361. TE. 9-2O05.
AIEX.--4.bedrm., 2-bath brk. ram
bier, In wooded area. Schools and
swimming pool nearby: rec. rm.,
den, all electrical appliances,
drapertes. carpeting: $4,000; Oh
ARL. n, 2414 Key blvd.-New brk.
consider trade on house. open I-e
CAL IA. $4,000; KE. 6-S5i7.
ARL., s.-2-bedrm. brk. semidet.
srfssSssspp.; sfoaSSdl'' sA trf T.4aoSs.o n''
ARL;, ~ BY OwNER--Brick Co.
lonisL 2 bedrms., IL baths, I'm.
s isasi re- iSs.l TO- Fo,. Slsh A. Sep, ST
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ARISTOCRATIC
nDTCK pAMpTEP

Near WILLIAMSBURG Jr. High and
nottingham Elementary schools
This most attractive home OF all,
with beautiful features galore, such
IS lovely living rm. and nrepl., sep
family dining Tms I real Ss h IsSs
large enel. porch Of artistic beauty,
excl. N. Arlington location; imme.
diate possession. This Is . home OF
exceptional value with very low
down pymt. See Il, you'll love a..
Il Is really distinctive.
IA, $4,000
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE


BETHEsDA--commereial eround-
almost aere-one OF the largest
plots left In heart OF business
district OF q main thoroughfare-
~ this investment price OF So, 25
per SO. It. ] NOBLE BOAz. OIL,
$4,000.
2is:AcRE corner, paved roads. az
miles south in Nd. $3.50, terms
Box 54-L, Star. nos
oil NORTH CAHOLINA AVE. Sc.
2-family brick home, q baths,
. kitchens. Si3,D5O. Terms
FLOYD Z DAVIS Co, 1899 K
81, NV. Ma. S-O352; ewes. LA
I-sTORY BRICK. Nw.-eOx70,
lot rs u. deep; rented slS5 mo
Excel. buy for $4,000, ST. n.
1921; ewes, Du. 7.73O4.
FAMILY DUPLEX APT, Sc
Tenants furn, utiis. VIII sac for
$4,000. After 8 pm. EN-. 2-34Oa.
2:FAMILY APT. BLDG. at 2ai3
10Th 81. n.e.-1ndiyid. gas fur
naces. Tenants pay ali utiis.; Slo,-
$50. OLIVER T, CARR, REALTOR,
Ma. h-934O. ewes, FE. 3-l323.
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FANCY

You will feel fancy in this house
In q woodland setting; It has more
space than you ever dreamed Of
3 full baths, huge living room. sep
dining room, long, convenient klteh-
en-, screened porch and patio. dou-
Bile earport. In an area OF small
estates.
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The PERRY BOSWELL co
WA. 7-4bOO Realtors

HILLCREST HTS, MD.
$3.50 dn.. FHA approved, SIS.
$50, total payts. Sf05 mo 4.
bedFm. brk.: ist-n. powder rm
spacious din. rm.; dishwasher. gar
dep rec. nm; fenced lot,
WEISS e. STOLAR, INC.
TX. 3-B34O TIL O
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MCLEAN. GA, 81, Johns, are all
Il. rambler, Lee Nv. rm. with IRE.
pi. sep. din. rm.. bright, roomy
kit, ) bedrms., "a baths; full
bsmt.. laundry rm., work shop
rec. rm. with bar; outside entr
Something you viii be proud 70
own. Priced at SaO,phO. Call IA. B.
nl0O, BETTER HOMES REALTY
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RIGGS TERRACk---a.bedrm. Oct,
BRICK, lac, hy, I'm, din, rm, hot.
ts glns We tass "iradss fREpERIuK
vi, nkRENb SALES iNCa AZ
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Riverwood Idyll

sac in II. XII. most ehsfished
neishborhood huge yard, Anehor-
fenced In back includes about 4
ACRE brick rambler With heavy
slate roof presents charming
front with covered fAgAtone entry
from earport 70 entrance. Hallway
leads To- oversize din, rm, and eN-
duisite llv, rm,, THENCE 70 = bed
rms, and 2 baths Unusual room
with Windov-wall On entertainment
area oyerlookA hidden wooded val-
Icy. oround-level containa two
more bedrms., another bath and
slant rec. rm plus storage space,
House has . firepls., Miami awning
windows. Complete equipment and
IA set on the quietest street you
ever saw. see IL today by Apt,
only. Notice especially that all the
rooms are huge ana that the care
fully chosen ,earpeting and Grapes
W. W tntI NJ, N asa
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UNIVERSITY HILLS, COW, 70 40
Sot-sStsi heat iirspi. ssIs .,i.,a
IL, loan, Slb,vbO, HUGH T.
skf.K HR a-UAUu.
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MINcHEsTER

AN1AA@@ q =
BRICK BEAUTY = This subStan-
italy built 3-bedroom home on q
wooded lot h being offered for the
frst time. There il an entrance
foyer. large living rm. with nre-
place, separate banauet-sized din
Ing room, well-eQuipped kitchen
with breakfast space. huge side
screened porch, attached gaIags
with full basement. Dehghtful 70
look at and you will be pleased
with the flexible financing that u
available. Priced at S24,950. ia.
5-6SOO. SHANNON a LucHS,
REALTORS. 2055 Wilson blvd.
SI3.05O - PINE PANELED DEN
Ulx1S, with fireplace. 2 bedrms, e..
1S-ft. living rm., full dining rm..
equipped kitchen. huge rear
screened porch. tiled bath, ALL
on ONE LEVEL: rec I'm. IN full
basement, 70xi5O level lot, with
trees: in close-in Pals Church To-
cation. CROWELL 4 CO, INC .
2160 N. Glebe I'd, Ari. IA. 5-O5O7.
BRsT BUY IN ARLINGTON - New
2-bedrm. brick duplex, with 2
semifnished private rooms and
baths; on buSline. close In: excel.
rental area. OF. $1,000. MONA
HAN REALTY.
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MEsr MOUNTAINEERING On,
storm sl5% s ssSsi; I iSilS isss.S lot
niinnn r pfcK IN i-64uO.
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PROPERTIks, AP, 7-7114.-

HOUSES BY HUGHEsZAttentIon
eolfeFsl Live ct the country club.
Your wife can watch you through
the Kitchen window. Exciting RED
brick rambler: fun basement: Dir
cheap at S15.950. W. r. HUGHES
10 An r-1Ann
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l.ANnAM. AREA-spaFkline. 3.bed-
s .@ aTsis ssr. 70 siSsil, s eise
Liberal FHk terms, PRIMES
QEokoEs PROPERTIES Ar'
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FIESTA RAMBLER; real

FIESTA RAMBLER; real beauty
front: 3 bedrms.. IOxI2 equipped
kit, hollywood bath. full bsmt
with finished rec. rm.. SKIS from
porch; Sl5,500, assume Az q
loan. PRINCE GEORGES PROP.
ERTTES, AP. 7-7774.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-5 tremen-
dous bedrms., 2 fun baths. plus
III baths in bsmt.: 2 stoves, .
refgrS., auto, washer and dryer
choice Chiilum location. A lot Of
house. q lot Of value VIII sell
today at SI7,a50. w. n. HUGHES
CO, AP. 7-14O0.
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NEWION VILLAGE - SlO,OOO, D.
s sSPM iTuit trees, Al como. We
take TRACES. fRkDkRlck W,
HkltENs SALES nc, AP' 7-totu
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ATTENTION, GI-on q larGs, tree
shaded lot, in q pleasant Fails
Church community. this 3-bedrm.,
all-brick rambler features fireplace
IN living rm.. LARGE dining L and
full daylight bsmt. with plenty. Of
recreation room space, overlooking
q lovely yard with patio and now
ers aplenty. Minimum Oh or FLA
down payment required, and Il Is
only Sl7.750 See II today Call
PEARSON PROPERTIES. INC. IA.
A-40OU
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~ ~ ~ ~,,h
tirepl. sep; os din: T Snm, lsrs Sar S1,:
priv. ., Ps sii sisS .ss c. SGss
Inspect. PRINCE oEoRoEs REAI-
nv 90 I'M Al I'D. WA. 1-NtAb
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Enjoy HAPPY DAYS in your own
home. This 3-bedrm. tall twin
sizeD like new brick rambler in
sures your enjoyment for years 10
come All-electric 0-E kitchen;
full bsmt.: spacious lot, are Just
q few OF the many extras. Priced
at only S1e,95O. Call to inspect
today, IA b-6s00. SHANNON a.
LUCHs, REALToR, 2055 Wilson
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SIZING IS BELiEyING-Briek 2.

bedrm. Cape Cod. Law. rm, with
s aESSI; SHADY ssS; 1 Ios si5.sso Low
fHA terms. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY Co. UN. 4-lloo. WA. q
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a HSTsl BY HUGHEs-prsmlu@

SiIt-edgs income property. sturdy
a-famiiy duplex. Every room Is
large. Two complete units. Per-
feet eond, LoW-eost oil hot-vate.
heat. Take over sf. loan; Hnll
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MI. RAINIER AhkA-a.b tdfmh,l
! full bathk, din, rm,, h,.w, h.
sssSrS s,lS;pSSS EsRiHassss s sLHass
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HLIonTs : Loyely ..
pedrm. semldst, brick home iea.
lures incl. lst.n, powder I'm,
modern Kit: iull bamt, gAs heat:
price $4,000, only $500 per
mo alter small down payment;
TLoYD h. DAVIS CO, 1920 X
81. NV, Ma. s-oJss' ewes" w.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
RehabiIi+a+inq
Land Is Goal
OF Architect

Bronislawa Y. Noye, a landscape
architect with an international
background, is a woman with a
mission-that of educating the pub
lie to land rehabilitation and the
preservation of natural landscape.
With an ethereal approach to
Nature similar to that of the poet
Wordsworth, the Poland native is
anxious to present her views in
lectures before interested Phoenix
groups.
SHE HAS STUDIED problems of
land rehabilitation in Europe,
South America, and Latin Ameri-
ca. During Hitler's early sweep
across Europe she lived in France
with her mother, then migrated to
Palestine in 1886.
In Palestine she was British
government secretary until 1912,
when she joined the British Air
Force. During World War II she
was stationed in Cairo, Egypt, as
secretary to the command educa-
tion officer for the Middle East,
Africa, and Italy.
IN 1914, SHE left the British
army and visited her brother in
Brazil, where she decided to study
landscape architecture. With her
brothers help she enrolled at Uni
versity of California, where she
also studied art.
She was q landscape designer
for the Israel government from
1851 to 1854, when she became an
assistant professor of landscape
architecture at the University of
Utah. Since then she has served
as Frank Lloyd Wright appren-
tice at Taliesin West, Scottsdale.
SHE EXHIBITED her paintings
which include many landscapes
-at New York City's Lynn Kot-
tier Galleries in 1856 and at the
Oakland (Calif.) Municipal Art
Gallery in 1850.
She has established a temporary
residence at 844 N. Fourth Ave.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
EIono Unit Sets
Po+Iuck Dinner

Hadassah's Elana Group will
hold its annual potluck dinner at
$3.50 pm. Feb. % at the Jewish
Community Center. Fried or baked
chicken will be main course of din
ner. for which entertainment is
planned. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Charles Metchis,
YE 1882, or Mrs. Aaron Socket,
YE 1929.
The group will meet at 8:15 pm.
Feb. rs at the home of Mrs. Sey-
mour zendle, 1917 w. Glenn Dr.,
and will hold bowling and pizza
party March %. Laurie Weinberg.
Elana Group candidate for Queen
Esther at the Purim Ball, will be
introduced to the membership at
the Feb. 26 meeting.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
Mesa Sisterhood
ToHoId Bozoor

SiSterhood Beth Shalom of Mesa
will hold its annual bazaar starting
Feb. % at Mesa's Odd Fellows
Hall, Central and North Third
Street. Kosher style food and pas
tries will be served.
A large variety of handmade ar
ticles and other merchandise will
be on sale, with receipts going to
the temples building fund. Mrs.
William Kippers, bazaar chairman,
announced that entertainment will
be arranged. The public Is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14
BETH Ell TO HOST
SlSTERHOODS' TEA

Beth El Sisterhood will be host to
sisterhoods of Temple Beth Israel,
Beth Hebrew Congregation, Tenn
pie Sholom, and Beth Shalom at
2 pm. tea Tuesday at Beth Ell Au-
ditorium.
1.-THE Syncopated Flock" a play
written by Mrs. Harold Freeman,
will be presented under direction
of Mrs. Theodore White. Mrs.
Shirley Schwartz is program chair
man. Beth Ell Sisterhood board
members will be hostesses.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14

MONTREAL (JTA)-A total of
81 $4,000 worth of Israel bonds
was sold in this city during 1857, it
was announced here at bond din
ner where 100000 worth of bonds
was purchased.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-02-14

New Phoenicians
Fred 6hallit and family have
moved to Phoenix from Seattle.
Shallit, resident federal food in
Spector for Arizona, has estab-
ished his residence at 44O8 N. 35th
st.
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tuesday, May l3, 1855, at his resi-
S fsSMfss 2StUSaus sTtsO'C JOINS sur;
yivfng are many friends After 3
pm. Sunday. May U.s. friends may
Home, 10Th st. and Florida ave;
NV, where services will be held
on Monday. May 10. at II am;
Interment Woodland Cemetery. is
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Scientists Wife Killed
In Auto Wreck in Greece

The wife OF a National Acad-
envy Of Sciences staff member
was killed and her husband in
iured when their car struck a
goat and slid down a 600-foot
drop near Athens, Greece. on
Monday.
Mrs. Walter F. Colby of 1924
Tilden street NV. was killed.
DR.. Colby survived the wreck,
which also killed the driver
and injured another passenger.
He will be hospitalized for sew
eral weeks in Athens.
DR.. and Mrs. Colby were on
their way to Vienna as part of
his tour Of European and Mid
die Eastern countries on an
academy assignment TO set up
an international science fellow
ship program.
Mrs. Colby. SO, a former psy-
chology professor at the Uni
versity of Michigan, was &C
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tive in international music
circles.
She lectured on American
music at the International
Center where foreign students
receive indoctrination before
attending American schools,
and was a member of Sigma
Alpha Iota. a national profess
slonal musical fraternity for
women.
She also belonged TO the
Washington Club, the Arts
Club and the American Psy-
Geological Association.
The former Martha Guern-
sey, Mrs. Colby was a native OF
Montpelier, Idaho.
In addition, TO her husband,
she is survived by two BROTH
ers.
The body will be flown TO
Ann Arbor, Mich, for services
there.
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}. Hamilton Vance SO,
District Insurance AGENT

]. Hamilton Vance, So, an
agent of the Fidelity g. Cas-
ualty Insurance Co. in WASH
ington for 20 years, died yes
terday at Suburban Hospital
after an illness of several
months. His home was at Ill
Lucas lane, Bethesda.
A native of Pennsylvania. Mr..
Vance came to Washington in
1919 and was widely known
in the insurance field here.
He was a past president of
the District of Columbia AS
ISOLATION of Insurance Agents
and a former secretary of the
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lit mfmnriant

NEvERDON, WILLIAM T. In loving
memory OF our father, WILLIAM
T. NEVERDON. who departed this
life one year ago TODAY. May is.
1867.
Every day in some way,
Memories Of you come our way.
Time goes swiftly by,
Memories of you will never die.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, JAMES.
EDWARD, OMA AND BEATRICE
SUTTON. DOROTHY c. In loving
memory Of our mother. DOROTHY
c. SUTTON, who passed away TWEEN
ty-five years ago, May Is, 1888
We have. only a memory, dear
Mother,
We cherish our whole life through
But the sweetness will live forever
AS We treasure the memory OF
YOU
ATHENA AND J. C.
SYKES, CLARA A. In loving memory
OF our wife and mother, CLARA A
SYKES, who passed away Ave wears
ago today, Nav Is. 1853.
Loving memories never die,
As days roll on and years pass by,
Deep in our hearts a memory is
OF the one we loved and will never
HUSBAND, JOSEPH R, AND
DAUGHTER, MILDRED LOUISE.
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fVkT LlNCOLN-e grave rs, excel
loo. SIS each cash. P. WEST
OVER, 3l5 9th Of. Sc, D. c., after
AZ noon.
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Mrs. Earl Kelley Dies;
Wife of Roads Official

Mrs.. Earl F. Kelley, wife OF
former ofiicial In the Bureau
Of Public Roads Of the Com
merce Department. died Fri
day OF a coronary thrombosis
at Suburban Hospital. She
was 70.
Mrs. Kelley had been q resi-
dent Of Chevy Chase for 81
years. coming 10 this area in
1921 after her marriage. Her
husband. who is retired. was
chief Of the Physical Research
Division OF the Bureau 'of
Public Roads.
She was a former president
OF Chapter b OF the PEG
Sisterhood, and a member Of
the Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase and the Chevy Chase
Reading Club.
Mrs. Kelley was the former
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Government Printing Office
Alumni Association.
Survivors include his wife.
Mrs. Marguerite Dugan, of the
home address; two sons, Fran
els L., jr., and Kenneth p. of
the home address; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Joan M. de Sibour,
of Royal Oak, Mich, and Mrs.
Patricia A. Fleming, of 1917
South Twenty-eighth street.
Arlington; his mother, Mrs.
Rosina I. Dugan, of SOB Crit
tenden street NV: three
brothers, James j., of 42l0
Newton street, Colmar Manor;
John j., of 1904 Dale drive,
Silver Spring, and DR.. Joseph
A. Dugan, 1928 Forty-sixth
street NV, and three grand
children.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. tomorrow at st. Jane
Frances de Chantal Catholic
Church in Bethesda. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
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F. l. Dugon, 48,
GPO Employee
For 80 Years

Francis Leroy Dugan, 40, a
native of Washington and an
employe of the Government
Printing Office for 80 years,
died Thursday at Suburban
Hospital after a long illness.
He lived at $500 Page avenue,
Bethesda, Md.
Mr.. Dugan, who retired last
year, went to work for the
Government Printing Office as
a printer after his graduation
from Gonzaga High School.
He had lived in the Washing
ton area all of his life.
He was a member of the
Knights of Columbus, the Holy
Name Society, the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians and the
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National Association Of Insur-
ance Agents. He also was a
member of the Exchange Club.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Elsie Mcclure Vance. and
daughter, Miss Sallie Harri-
son Vance, of the home ad-
dress; a son. ]. Hamilton, jr.,
of Detroit; a sister, Mrs. G..
B Mason, of Chevy Chase:
and a brother, Joseph F., Of
Charlottesville, Va.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Tuesday at Gawler's
Chapel, 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
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Faith Almira McCrillis. a
native OF Hampton. Iowa. She
attended the University Of
Wisconsin
She Is survived by her hus-
band. Of the home address. 700o
Maple avenue: three children,
Robert w., Melbourne. Fla:
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth jackson.
Seattle. Wash. and Mrs. Rilla
Sickle, WillowicA. Ohio. and
five grandchildren. Also SURVIVE
Ing is a brother. Paul B. Nc
Crillis OF Rapid City. s. Oak.
Services viii be held At 2 pm.
Tuesday at the Robert A.
Humphrey Funeral Home in
Bethesda.
The family asks that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be sent
TO the American Heart Associa-
ton.
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CEMETERY LOTS

IT. LINCoLN-e sites; Mt. Calvary
$50. OIL. 2-2Ss5
FORT LINCOLN--5 sites at chapel
circle valued at Sl,250; sacrifice
for $685.. AID 4-5052.
FORT LINCOLN MAUsOLEUM-2 adj
f fsSDssd. % 81 ers .ssssSo row eve ''vel'
FORT LINCOLN CRMETERY-Front,
800, or best oaer. TU. 2-s567
FOR SALE AT COSTS lots in Ma
tional Memorial Park Cemetery Lee
hwy Va. Call ST. 3-54s6. MR.,
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK = 3
Gently priced ia. 5-i2lS is!
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
Lot, four sites; price. $3.50. A.
6. LYONS, 625 Sc. 9th ave. Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. 49,
FORT LINCOLN-2 crypts, in Garden
Of the Apostles 10 l-4325. -
block 10, $3.50. WA. 7-2S95.
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY--Eastern
M s. ssfitiSn; grave site 500
FoRT LTNCOLN-section 400. crypt
4: priced very low owner leaving
city ov. 3-O237.
NATL. MEM. PIX. MAUSOLKUM, To-
Gated in living cross near fountain
OF reunion; cash only. Box 225-L.
star lS'
NATL. MEMORIAL PARKZ choice
plots near center OF cemetery,
very reas RE 5-6135.
FORT LINCOLN. Garden Of the Apos-
ties; . crypts currently selling for
s9a5; sacrifice. SS95. RE. 5-6926
FORT. NCOLN CEMETERY
cryptS. Garden OF the Apostles
$3.50. terms JU S-9Ss3
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4
Etes, drive lot, Masonic section
WO. 6-594S.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY
erypts. Garden Of Apostles. at cost
Ma 2-3S73
FORT LINCOLN-2 grave rs, excel.
loo. S7b each cash. P. WEST
OVER, 3l5 9th Of. Sc, D. c. after
AZ noon.
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TYLKR. nENnY. on saturday, NAY ~
1898, ~ his residence, 900 n ~
ne HENRY Tyler. beloved father
OF LOUISE MCKEE, FRANCS Jack
sgn: Mamie RiehesFg. z,l hsa Stevens steven,
Connie and Moses Tyler W. also i
ereat -erandehlldren other relatlvel
and friends, Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements b. the William npan.
eler Funeral Home. bef sth a. ne
VANCE. }. HAMILTON, on saturday,
j. HAMILTON VANCE, S6elovsd hus.
band Of Elsie Nee Vance and father
q Hamilton Vance r. i snd salIl'
Vance, chariottesvllie. Va, and Mrs.
uFeeory y Mason. Chew Chase, Nd
Services will be held Al oayleri
Chapel 1890 Pa ave, NV. on Tues.
, day. May 90. AZ . pm. inlernmeni
olenvood Cemetery, 10
vEssEY. ANNIE MAY, on THURSDAY
May is, 1888, az whitehall Nurtinl
Home. ANNIE MAY VkSSkf ol
b0ti North bth. ~, Arlington, Va,
beloved Ish ss. e NAV Mrs. s. 'In' *, vs,
Funeral Home. ssaS Wilson blvd
Afiinston. Va. where funeral ssrv.
Ices viii be held on Monday, Mag
Greek r q c.lm,sisTTni. in'sfm'H' heeA
vIGEERs. ray KIMMEELE NJ v, q
Mth5s vl ssIosss q ti ~ ~, si. .;
carsnes r. viekers and mother d
MAI. John d viekers, usA. sery-
Ices and interment private Ar.
rangements BY the Rinaldi Funeral
Home.
WARE. MARGUERITE NJ on Tues.
DAY, MAY 49,. 1888, MARGUERITE
OF funeral iats cry krransemsh rS'' 81
B. P. Taylor Funeral Home.
wAUHOP, FORD. on Saturday, NAY
~, 1888. At Arlineton Hospital, FORD
WAUHOP, the beloved husband OF
Gertrude l.. lrootsi Wauhop, brother
Of Miss Lucille Wauhop Of Columbus.
e SSlSerls ana Ma Notice ws " HSner q
later.
WINTERS. ELIZABETH MACK. On
Essidsnss. sio7 TunlaW I'd nv.
ELIZABETH MACK WINTERS,
wife Of Patrick p winters. sister Of
Mrs, Mae Neweomb OF WASHINGTON
ID. c. She also Is survived by nieces
oayler's Chapel 1885 Pennsyl-
opposite), Mass will be offered al
st Aloysius Catholic Church. North
Capitol and Eye SITS NV, on Mon
dsy Nav 10. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Washington National Gene
terry, Suitland. Nd. is
WOLF, MAN. on Thursday. May l5
1858, MAX WOLF, beloved husband
OF Edith Wolf devoted father Of
,-rs Resale Sanders OF Silver
Spring, Nd sHe also is survived by
two sisters, Mrs Cele Heyrnanson
and Mrs Lena Kapneck both Of
Washington, d, c.. and two grand
BERG a Son Funeral Home. 42l7
9th 81. w., on Sunday, May :. al
2pm. Interment Adas Israel Gene
terry In mourning at 5l1 kerwin
court. Silver Spring. Family re-
quests In lieu Of flowers, contriou-
tons ne made TO the Heart Find
is
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Anurutnp

nKFssLER. julius EDwARD. Al
unvelling OF q monument 70 mem,
SRrsSsrksRRs' i U.lOS SSriY sass s d
fouiSs Bresslsr and father Of Bonnie
nressler will be held on SUNDAY
Nav Us 1898, q J pm n ki s.,
ssl..i s,is s SSH'f irisn az Invited. Is
COHEN. JACOB. An unysiling,, II u
memory OF the late JACOB COHEN
beloved husband Of Sarah Cohen
father Of Miriam Koren and Leon,
held on Sunday. Nav rs, iQbS, al
c:3O pm, at the Ohev Sholom
Cemetery, 3237 18th pl sc Friends
and relatives are invited 70 return
70 $500 Gather st. Hineses'
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William F. McAneny,

MARTINSBURG, W. Va,
May II (P).-Funeral services
will be conducted tomorrow for
William F. McAneny, former
president of the West Virginia
Bankers Association.