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EIKER, KARL v. On s. turday. July
II, 1853: KARL Y; EIKER Of 4;37
Beloved husband nd Of ths late Ssi Martha MR
*. Eiker and father-in-law of Mrs.
Winifred A. Elker and grandfather
Of Gayle Lee Eiker, brother OF Ma
thilde and Taylor E. Eiker. Services
and interment private. Please omit
flowers.
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BEvERLY, BENJAMIN. On Saturday,
s sN iSIsi II sE EIfiSHfn d.y SSs
BROTHER OF Mrs. Evelyn B, Moore
ana Mr.. carrinkton Beverly, He
AAko leaves to mourn their loss
other relatives and many friends.
Rhines 4 Co. Funeral Home, 3015
10TH st. ne. Notice OF funeral
lister.
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Dratha

MEDLER, MARY D. on saturday. July
II, 1893, MARY d, MEDLER OF
1900 Brookyllle I'd, Chevy chase,
Nd, beloved wife OF the late Q,
George Medler and mother o. n. 7;
ms ms z Em GsSr1 aa Mf1'f and Miss huth
pougherty, both Of New York, and
Miss Lettie Dougherty OF philadel:
phia, Pa, Friends are inyited 70 call
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funer-
a Home Of Robert a. Humphrey BE.
held Tuesday, July ~, at y Am.
Interment oeorge Washington Gem
etery.
MURPHY, THOMAS y, on Saturday,
July m, 1893, at Arlington Hospital
THOMAS r, MURPHY Of Glen Car;
iyn I'd, Fails church, Va, beloved
father OF Mrs, Joan M, vaughn OF
the above address and br9tner OF
r Murphy Of Massac husetts. Friends
may call at the Robert j.. Murphy
Funeral Home, 334 Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va. parking n rear
where there will be RECITATION oI
IL Requiem mass will be offered
at II am. Tuesday. July "a, At 81.
Anthonv's Church, Falls Church, Va.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
MURRAY, JOSEPHINE II. on Sunday,
July IL, 1893, at her residence, sel .
Cortland pl NV, JOSEPHINE II.
MURRAY, beloved wife OF the late
Hush A. Murray, mother OF Cecilia
4; Murray Eleanor M ,n pITSer ,s snn
Collins Funeral Home, 1891 l4th 81,
NV, on Wednesday, July ~ At
p;3O am REQUIEM mass At q;
Thomas The Apostle Church At 10
am: Intsrpent MOUNT ep ollyst G 1Isass
tery; PittsSurEh 'Pa' papers p IL
NELSON, ROBERT ROY. On Thurs;
day, July o, 1859, ROBERT ROY
~ SFk hg9 Alec Fl IN N.S % Wilkins liam SrS Snss
Nelson. Mrs, Hortense BIideeiord'
Mrs ELENA Shields, Mrs. Ora Tay-
lor and Mrs Lorraine ,S 3Snit 81.
F fTifsas T Home. cay ESQ At Rhode o Island
ave, NV, where services will be
held on Tuesday July "a. At 10
am, the Rev. Shelby Rocks onieiat;
ing Interment Arlington NatonA
Cemetery. IL
oFANo. JOSEPH. on Sunday, July
6sEpfaP s oyENo 6 Sf sSS H. a GtR ST.
meiina Dauphin and Mrs. oeorSins
Nicely: stspfa,hsr & Mrs icy Ss. =.
grandfather OF Marie and Richard
Dauphin, and brother OF Mrs. santa
Cernuto Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2s41 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va, where there
will be q recitation OF the rosary, at
Z pm. Monday. July -. Requiem
mass will be celebrated at st. Agnes
Catholic Church, 2lst and RAN
doIph sts., Arlington. va. at 10 am.
Tuesday. July IA. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery, Washington d. c.
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DUNN. MARGARET v. on satnrday

July II. 1858, at her residence, 1926
18th Sc. Sc. MARGARET v. DUNN,
the beloved aunt Of Rose Mary Dunn
and George J. Dunn, and great-aun:
Of Margaret Thomas, Dorothy and
James Dunn. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. sc. parking facili-
ties), on Tuesday, July IA, at $50
am. thence to st. Theresa Catholic
Church, where mass will be offered
at 9 am. for the repose of her soul
1nterment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery
Visiting hours. pm. until 10 pm.
Monday, July IS.
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FIyEHOUsE, ELIzABETA g. On Sun.

PffyyiEHoHsE nee nss' M coEfDc q AS
Stone Hedge dr., Alexandria, Va,
beloved wife OF the late John Five
bert J. Fivehouse, Baltimore, Nd,
Mrs. Myrtle A. Graham, Alexan-
dria. Va, Edwin A. Fivehouse, May
wood, N. ]. Services from the
Leonard ]. Rurk Funeral Home,
53Q5 Hartford I'd. at Echodale ave,
Is, at 2 pm. Interment Glen Haven
Cemetery. "a
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EEISSENHAINER, REGINA J. H. Sud
denly, on Saturday, July IL, 1888,
At her residence. 4419 Fessenden st.
NV, REGINA j. H.. GEISSEN-
HAINER, beloved wife Of Aloysius J.
Geissenhainer, mother OF Mrs. Betty
Turner Of Richmond, Va; Mrs. Jean
Schwartz, Detroit, Mich; J, Howard
Geissenhainer, Saigon and Robert
A. Geissenhainer, Cuba: and sister
of Mrs. Agnes Marsh and Mrs. Fran
ces Weiser, both Of Philadelphia. She
Is also survived by six grandchil-
neral nffa Homs. gS S% Wisconsin, VIZ sfD ave-
NV, on Wednesday, July Is, At S:45
am. thence to st. AIMS Church,
Wisconsin ave. and Yuma st. NV :,
where requiem mass will be onered
At a;15 am. Friends and rel9 tives
invited. Interment Holy Cross Gene
terry, Philadelphia, Pa.
GILBERT, GEORGE. Suddenly. on sat.
e5f1S July St 81 IL s'Ss SsSR ST.
Key Compton Gilbert Gilbert? brother Of
Mrs. Jennie Reid OF Salem Depot.
y. H., and Mrs Lillian Boothman Of
Cape Cod. Mass: uncle Of Eleanor
Healy OF Cape Cod. Friends may call
s6 5ne g n = Hines Co Funeral 1s H t.sil
ties6. Services from ron t oid 81 johns
Episcopal Church, 3oaO o st. NV,
on Tuesday, July il, At : pm.
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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EDITH W. DoWDEN,
GacFatarv

Secretary.
MARTIN, CHARLES J. On SUNDAY a.,
RAY Ray RI rd ives %s:t at Hy 9is hT' Md
CHARLES j. MARTIN, husband Of
Ellen Z. Martin; father Of Mrs
Ellen Pully, Mrs. Estelle Terreri
Mrs. Catherine Ebert, Mrs. Muar
zinke and Charles Martin; step
fSther Of Earl wiener Mri a and r cE
John, James and Thomas Martin
There are also Is grandchildren anc
one great srandchild. Mr.. Martin
rests at the Warner E. PunphreS
Funeral Home, s434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md. where service;
IL am. (parking facilitiesI. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
MARQUES, SARAH A. on Monday
JSy 49, HdS SSs o At tb he A MiOPs AR 1I
A. MARQUES. She Is survived by
one daughter. Mrs. Herbert W
Reichelt, Mount Manner, Nd; two
sons, Edwin F. Marques: silvet
Spring, Nd, and Melvin J. Marques,
Rockville. Nd; three grandchildren
at Hysons's Funeral Home, Tuesday
at the chapel. National Lutheran
Home, at 1890 am. Wednesday
July 10. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IA
MCCAIN, JAMES A. On Saturday
July II, 1859, at his residence, sol
husband Of III Lydia F. Mecsnn snt
Robert E. and James r. Mccann
Friends may call at Pearson'i
Funeral Home, Az N. WASHINGTON
ST., Fails Church, Va, wher" serv'
ices will be held on Tuesday. Jul!
IA. at 2 pm. Interment Nationa
Memorial Park Cemetery.
McMANys, 'EAN. On Sunday, Jul,
12. 1853, at her residence, 81
10th st.. NV. JEAN McMANUS
sister Of Mrs. Mary Samuel McClair
of Des Moines, Iowa: Mrs. G. c
wentworth Of Russell, Kans.: Mrs
OrVille H. Loeffler Of Haddonfield
N. j.: Capt. John W.. McManus. USN
Of Fort Leavenworth, Kans; Mari
McManus Of Sheridan, Wyo.; Capt
Woodrow H. McManus Of Sheridan
Wyo., and Mrs. c. L, McEachern
Memorial services will be held al
All Souls Unitarian Church, 18th
and Harvard SITS. NV, on Tuesday
July IA, at 3 pm. Interment pri.
vate. In lieu Of flowers, contribu.
lions may be made to the Salvation
Army Of Sheridan. Wyo.
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KELLER COL; WILLIAM T., Y. S. 4

At MEbfcG IoL co TsiAR k. h d 8 On On
Friday, July 10, 1859. at Walter
Reed Army Hospital, COL. WILLIAM
L. KELLER OF 1880 Foxhall I'd, NV,
beloved husband of Sara G. Keller
Keller also is survived by two grand-
children. Services and interment
(private) on Tuesday, July IA. in
Arlington National Cemetery. In
lieu Of flowers, the family suggests
that contributions be made to the
Army Emergency Relief Arrange
ments by the Rinaldi Funeral Home.
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uApvrY 7. RtufOCK, Adj,

Sunday. juiy II, 1859, at his late
residence, Al Alexandra ave, Alex;
andria, Va, HARRY NEWTON
JONES, Sr husband of Mrs: Esther
c. Jones. father OF Mrs. MILDRED E.
Mrs Ruth c. Penn, Harry N. jr.,
and Donald L. Jones, and brother OF
Mrs. Clara McAuley, Mrs. Elizabeth
Turner and Charles Jones. Funeral
services on wednesday. July 15, At
l:l5 pm, from the Cunningham
Funeral Home. Cameron and Alfred
SITS. Alexandria, Va. Interment Ar
linRton National Cemetery.
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EIKER, KARL Y. Congress Lodge.
n No. "a, F. A A. M. is
IN hereby notified OF the
IN death of Brother Past
MCM Master KARL v. EIKER.
WY Funeral services private.
nv KENNETH p. sHAFFER.
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JAMES T. STEWART,
Secretary.
JASPER. The oficers and
.~Gh, members OF James Reese
e.: s; ! q q
at Jarvis Funeral Home,
1870 You st. NV. Monday, July
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City, Nd. ARTIE EARNEST BAR1Z
of 35ll Randolph I'd, Silver Spring
BartE. stepfather OF Milton =.
Thompson, brother OF Miss Viola
"A. BGrtS and Charles H. Bartz, ST.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Aot Robert A. Pumphrey. Fethesda,
Nd, where services will be held
pm. Interment Arlinston National
Cemetery. IA
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cissa, AZ Freedmen's Hospital.
beloved mother Of Frank Barr, sis;
ter OF Florence Grimm. Albert and
RAYMOND Smith. she Also Is sur
yTived by nine grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. The
, ts MRS sn5r nay H Ss 'y SS 'ne
NE, after 4 pm. Wednesday. July
as. where services will be held At
u pm. Thursday. July Is. Inter.
Jment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. is
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LYBRAND. HORACE H. In lovine mem
DRY OF my dear husband, HORACE
H. LYBRAND. who passed away
three years ago today, July 10,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, LULU N.
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JASPEK. a special commu.
nication Of Harmony Lodge
No. -, p. and A. NJ. is
called for $50 a M, Tues
day, July II. 1850. at the
Masonic Temple, 1000 You
st. NV, for the purpose OF
conducting the Masonic
vices for our late brother
JOHNSON. Funeral from
uneral Home, 1882 You
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JOHN z. LAWRENCE, secy.

july II, 1859. MARIETTA EVANS
of 1889 Swami st. NV. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Jarvis.
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~ II members Of Ruth Chapter
MI No. l, D. E. s., are here
NS0 by notified Of the death OF
INAkSM our Sister EMILY e.
LOEHL. Funeral from W.
" w. Deal Funeral Home,
1912 Goersia ave. NV, on
Tuesday, July IA. 1859, at 2 pm.
IONA C. BROWN,
W. NJ,
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Putuxent Jet
Crippled, but
Skids in SufeIy

BRUNSWICK, GA, Nov. 6
(AP).-A crippled Navy twin
jet plane Swooped low over the
Glynco Naval Air Station land
ing strip, then circled around
and came in for a belly landing
Wednesday.
The $3.5 million jet from the
Patuxent River Naval Air Test
Center in Maryland was en-
route to Jacksonville, Fla, when
the crew heard a muffled ex-
plosion which knocked out its
hydraulic and electrical power
system.
Unable to communicate by
radio, the crew elected not TO
bail out and dived toward the
nearby Glynco landing field.
The tower. recognizing the
emergency, signalled with a
green light and the plane came
in on its next pass. The crew,
1t. Comdr. A. P. Pruitt, and
enlisted men c. A. Arlington
and D. M. Floe, were uninjured.
Ground forces extinguished
a small fire caused by the fric-
ton of the landing. There was
no time to spread foam on the
runway.
The ADD Douglas Skywarrior
was only slightly damaged.
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The speaker, citing condi-
tons throughout the world as
a manifestations of submerged
desire for freedom and dignity
declared this is not an age
of slavery but it is still not an
age of freedom. We are
living in an emerging age OF
freedom"
$50 Attend Banquet
The convocation, which
opened Wednesday, closes late
today with a symposium on
Should Ministers Engage in
Politics."
DR.. Mordecai w. Johnson,
president of Howard, spoke last
night on Christian Social Re-
Sponsibility in Politics" before
some $50 persons attending a
banquet Of the convocation.
DR.. johnson told the group
the United States must make
clear to its allies who are CO.
lonial powers that what you
are doing in Africa and Asia
is uncomfortable in the sight of
God"
He said the West can no
longer afford to conform to pat
terms of the colonial system.
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France Is Seen Liftinq
Curbs on u. S. Goods

PARIS. Nov. 6 (AP).-F.
nance Minister Antoine Pinay
announced today France in
tends to end all forms of dis
elimination against United
States goods within two years
United States aid permitted
European recovery" he told the
National Assembly. Equity il
not gratitude requires that all
measures of discrimination,
which only the difficult postwar
situation of Europe justified,
should end"
He said France intends "if
possible in a period not to ex-
coed two years" to remove all
import quotas on industrial
goods from the dollar zone and
from Europe.
Mr.. Pinay's announcement
came in his presentation of a
$13,060,000, 900 budget for 1860.
Revenue is expected to total
$11, $40, 900, 900. No new taxes
are proposed. Mr.. Pinay said
the deficit will be filled through
short-term loans and treasury
bond issues.
Credit for Algeria
Priority is given to defense,
atomic-age defense, Algeria,
agriculture and education in
the earmarking of funds. A
credit of $202.5 million goes for
economic development of the
FESTIVE North African territory.
Only yesterday France lifted
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am suggesting is that he play a
definite part In the choice of
those who do run for public
Office"
He asserted that petitions,
meetings, protests are all UNI
availing unless coupled with
either political action or a
threat to be readily translated
into political action"
Alabama Pastor Speaks
The speaker suggested sew
eral ways by which the minis
ter could advance the political
life Of the church. Among
them were the formation of
citizenship schools under the
church, keeping the church
membership abreast of current
national and international is
sues. and urging parishioners
to take an active part in
politics.
Another speaker, DR.. Ralph
D. Alternately, pastor of First
Baptist Church in Montgomery,
Ala, declared the minister
must inform America of the
true intentions Of the Negro,
and this not only can be done
through the churches and its
pastors, but also through the
political system"
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import curbs on about 200
items ranging from clothing
and household gadgetS to some
forms of agricultural machin-
cry. Britain takes similar ac-
ton next Monday.
Mr.. Pinay paid tribute to
United States Undersecretary
of State Douglas Dillon for his
initiative in seeking to get GUS
toms barriers reduced through
negotiations in the General
Agreement on Trade and Tar
ifs organization.
The finance minister said
nothing specific about remov-
ing French tariffs and such a
step seems highly unlikely at
this stage. Importers also still
are limited in their purchases
by the amount of foreign ex-
change the government makes
available.
Balance Could Be Distributed
A sudden influx of imports
would endanger Frances ia
vorable trade balance. Exports
currently are running about
SIT million a month over i'm
ports. France switched to the
black ink side of this trade five
months ago.
Mr.. Pinay said the budget
includes large sums of money
for the study and perfection of
nuclear devices and jet = pro
PEELED rockets.
The measure provides for
record military appropriations
of SO billion-an increase of
$132 million over 1859.
One sum of $751; million is
listed simply as atom"
Mr.. Pinay said the budget
provides "indisputable proof of
our determination to give the
army modern equipment"
The budget, which must clear
Parliament by Christmas, is
the first to be drawn up under
Frances new heavy" franc
program. The new franc, worth
100 of the current francs, be-
comes legal tender January l.
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Howard Dean Urqes
Politics on Churches

Speakers at the 4Sd annual convocation fthe School
Religion OF Howard University today declared that ministers
should take active part in politics.
Dr. James M Nabrit. IT., dean of the unversitys School
OF Law told the gathering Il not suggesting that the min
lister run for public office That personal matter What
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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Yearly Ass, average SIS per hr. !;
$4,000 cash needed. Box 234-G,
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GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
4 BEDROOMS
2h BATHS

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top range. dishwasher and
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rooms and bath downstairs:
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stairs; full daylight base
ment with huge paneled
recreation room and a
bath; screened porch, In
tercom system and well
over 1000 50. Y; Of living
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~ ACRES
IN FAIRFAX

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tall trees "out in the coun-
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room with fireplace, sepa-
rate dining room, l3-foot
all electric kitchen that's
right up-to-date," Q bed
rooms, tiled bath, full base
ment, Dashboard h.-w.h.
and expansible attic with
space for 2 additional bed
rooms and second bath.
Very easy to finish as your
family grows.D II you like
country living with city
convenience, here's your
little castle in the woods"
for a modest $4,000. Call
OR. 3-4560 to see 1t today.
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MARLIN HEIGHTS
RAMBLER

Custom built brick, CEN
ter-hall rambler with q gor-
geous view OF the Potomac.
There's q foyer with left.
ceiling and crystal chande-
lier, spacious living room
with Williamsburg fireplace
and bay window, formal
dining room with French
doors to a huge screened
porch overlooking the river,
q real House Beautiful
kitchen with informal din
ing space neatly arranged
in another bay window, 4
twin-sized bedrooms. 3 full
baths, 2Sx2S paneled rec
reation room with fireplace
and French doors leading
to a covered patio, lovely
landscaping and some of
the incest neighbors you II
find anywhere. Excellent
construction with fine Colo
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fairly at $4,000. Call SO.
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EPISCOPAL
SEMINARY

New brick center hall
rambler In one of Alexan-
dria's choice locations, near
the site for the new Alex
andria Hospital. physicians
take note) Features lovely
tiled entry, gracious formal
living room with fireplace,
dining room, lovely all-elec-
trio Kitchen with the very
best appliances (for In
stance, the refrigerator is
a 14-cu. 1T. Frigidaire with
double door, automatic de-
frost and all the "gadgets"
4 bedrooms that are twin
size or larger, 2k we'll
appointed baths, fun base
ment, mahogany paneled
recreation room that will
certainly delight you. large
screened porch and an
easy-to-care-for completely
Handicapped S5x100 level lot.
Good value at 10000. Cal
XII. S-2320 to see 1t today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

BETHESDA = Customized BRICK
rambler on y acre. Three bedrms.,
two baths, 12x17 paneled den and
screened porch, all on same level;
also. large L-shaped kitchen with
breakfast alcove, dining ell, day
light lower level (ideal for recrea-
ton and activity areas), 2nd fire.
pl., powder rm., patio, many ex-
tras. ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. q
1910: eyes, JU. S-6974.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
IDEAL LOCATION
IN ARLINGTON

Convenient to everything
in Arlington's Lore
LANE area, this new
brick rambler has an imag-
NATIVE foyer with q lovely
indoor stone planter, 2S-ft.
living room with unique
door to- = ceiling Tennessee
crab orchard stone fireplace,
formal dining room. GE
Medallion" kitchen with
electrical center, eye-level
oven with rotisserie, table,
top range, dfshwasher, gar
bage disposal and built-in
breakfast booth; 3 bed
rooms, 3 full baths. full
basement, attached garage,
Dashboard h,-w.h. and more
Custom" features than
you'll find anywhere else in
Arlington for $4,000. Call
ia 10000 to see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

OLORED-VACAN
TOP NV RESIDENTIAL LOG.
Handsome Colonial brick, 8 rms. 3
porches, extra bath on LIST mr.,
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