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Evening star., 1960-12-17

Mrs. Louise Chase Myers, 80
widow Of George Hewitt Myers
died yesterday at her home,
1910 S street NV.
Mr.. Myers. who died In 1857
was q financier and philan-
thropist who founded the Tex
tile Museum, which adjoins
the family home at 1890 s
street NV.
Mrs. Myers also was active
in numerous charitable and
civic organizations, including
the Kinder Foundation, the
Brush Foundation, the Nation
al Symphony Orchestra, the
National Parks Association and
the Boy Scouts Of America.
She contributes to the Kim
dler Foundation. a local chari-
table agency honoring Hans
Kinder. founder at the Ma
tional Symphony who had been
married to one of her daugh-
ters; the late Mrs. Clair Ba-
tigne.
Through the Brush Founda-
Evening star., 1960-12-17
D. c. Matthews,
Head of Vitro's
SunnyvoIe Office

D. Clark Matthews, so. heat
Of Vitro Laboratories Sunny.
vale (Calif0 field Office. died al
the washington sanitarium
yesterday after a heart attack
He was stricken at the Vitrc
Silver Spring laboratory. where
he was attending q meeting oi
the company's field representa-.
tives, and was taken to the
hospital by the Kensingtor
Volunteer Fire Department
squad.
Mr.. Matthews, an engineer
who had worked on the Man
haitian Project. had directed
the Sunnyvale' field ONCE fol-
two-and-a-half years.
He also had headed the
company's Key West ella. }
Test Station during a torpedo
development program and
served on the Terrier missile
program.
A native of Jackson, Mich.
Mr.. Matthews received q
chemical engineering degree
from Michigan State College
Before joining Vitro he worked
for Firestone Tire and Rub
Der Co, the Kellex Corp, Ma.
tional Plated Product Co.. Ryan
Aeronautical Co., and the Con-
vair Division Of General
Dynanics.
He leaves his wife, Jeannette
of Menlo Park, Calf; a son
Jerron, a student at Stanford
University, and q sister, Mrs
Charles Howard. of jackson
Mich.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
Dr.. WiIIium P. Lucus

OAKLAND, Calf, Dec. II
(AP.-Dr. William Palm e r
Lucas, 80. pediatrician who was
honored for his work in behalf
of French and Belgian children
during World War /. died yes
terday Of cancer. DR.. Lucas was
"a native Of Lexington, KY, and
served for IS years as professor
OF pediatrics at the University
of California.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
RratHs

WARD. LANDA BARKER. on Fri
Washington Hospital Center; LANDA
sa st. nE ;;.,.r vs e., e EeSsD uen.yS w. csrsr Ms5e
liam j. and Robert /. Barker. Mira
Ward rests e shs WaFner. cns. .enSas rsE.
ys e. vii sTsr Ss .s sHS1s a. fS:dsS SSsFH
tieO, Intefment ParkiaWn Gene
tery. Friends nay visit Ct the
above funeral home after pm;
American Cancer socisty, $40 18th
ct. n.w,. Waahington. D. G. 10
WE'LL. SADIE ELIZABETH. On
DeGnssoaA DCssofs AOspssi. psee%Oes essApik Ell LIZA
BETH WE'LL oi 1909 South 18th
st., Arlington. Va. beloved wife Of
SaR Saa.r wei q AISssoS stssss e M: Mss Lss Han
Miller. Mrs, Oeorse Hamm and Mrs,
p, ". Madison, Friends may call
At the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. from
until IN 70 pm. a'qsns sunday. ppses@Ssss pese%s.r IT,
Funeral services and interment
WELLER, JEFFREY 3. on wednes-
day. December "a. 1890, at George:
town Uniyersity. Hospital. JEEFREY
r WELLER LIsnAss. cf 5tsl ievvS HieWSOTts. Ter
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel ). Weller
and brother Of Mary Ann and Ste.
phen Weller. He also Is survived By
four grandparents. Friends may
Ss S.Ts q HS. tSs RsSsEs ss ol1SEERs lMSERsy ,f: H.
ArlinstOn: W. IpesEiRg In rsarI.
,slds S.,,Hs., Services Tlil q held 81 ArIng.
RsSsse w H. q S.b.l; s9So p:ss. % eUDg n
WHITE. LUCY. on wednesday, De.
SSssmssss5 ssoo Ii ah,rssS' 1880 LUCY WHITE IN.
Euls wSIdren; . nephew. chsfii:
Wrisht; two stepdauRhters: Jean
Armenia Davis Of Pittsburgh, Pa;
stepsranddaughter, virginia Shirley,
~. friends may call until 8 pm,
at loves Funeral Home, I426
Maryland ave. NE. Funeral and
intefment Coyinston, We. on Sunday.
THELMA L. On Thurs
say wTss1Sg ReesHSsF q Is. ods dsoO; TT THELMA .l.
ne. She leaves 9 devoted mother,
wi.Mmin.' VIII Mite ny wSia%SsS S.svs,: SON 1nSc c,agSs
Parker. She also Is survived by
After pm. friday. Dccem6er i6,
friends may call at Loves Funeral
Hi9h mass will be held at 10 am,
saturday. December II. ct 81. Mar.
tins Catholic Church. North Cap.
ltol and T SITS NV, InteFment
Mount olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
1n Mpittnrtaitt

NASH. MABEL Z. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother. MABEL
Z. NASH, who passed away two
years ago today. December II. 1858.
December brings sad memories
You will never be forgotten
By 'hs soss sRs' AND Eh0 p%SaATRRs 1aSse ~ Best
RICHARDSON. AMBR0sE Y To-day.
remembering and praying for the
repose Of the soul Of my dear hus-
band. JACK, who left me SO sud-
denly on January d. lg5T+ nss+1,cr
ROBINSON, LAgRA 4. Ny ynII, sincere
passed into the Great Beyond" on
December II, 1851.
Fond memories Of her linKer in my
HER FRIEND, HARRIET @. DIXON.
ROBINSON, WILLIAM (BILLIE5. In
loving memory OF our son and
9NaN PSSS6NSr Sn %LLLAM dsnsr,sd SshL IN. RoS -
years ago today.
The sun will rise. the sun will set,
The night will follow the day.
But come what may,
We will never forget the day you
MOTHER. BELLE, MARGARET AND
JANE.
SMITH, MALLIE. In loving memory
Of our dear mother and grand
mother, MALLIE SMITH, who de-
parted this life December II. 1859.
There is rejoicing in court above
over this dear one we surely loved
There is sadness In our home today
Our hearts are torn with bitter tears
From lingering memories throughout
the years
YOUR LOVING SON. HENRY
SMITH, DAUGHTER; BESSIE g.
BETTY Pope: GRANDSON, AN
DREW SMITH.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
YugosIov Defense
Budget Submitted

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Dec
II AP).-Ivan Gosnjak, Yugo-
slav Defense Minister, SUBJ
mitted to the Parliament
yesterday a 1861 defense
budget Of 239 billion dinars
($79.6 million at the official
rate). The total federal budget
Is 555 billion dinarS ($l85
million).
The defense figure is 81 bill
lion dinars ($10.3 million)
higher than last years alloca-
ton.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
M. Patrick Tunner. Ia

LYNCHBURG, Va, Dec. II
(AP).-M. Patrick Tanner, "a,
for many years mechanical su-
perintendent of the News and
the Daily Advance, died yes
terday in Virginia Baptist Hos
pital. Mr.. Tanner had been
associated with the two Lynch
burg newspapers since 1902.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
Chosoburo Mizutuni

KYOTO. Japan, Dec. II (AP)
-Chosaburo MiZutani, SO, for
mer Commerce and Industry
Minister and one of the top
leaders Of the moderate Demo-
cratic Socialist Party, died here
yesterday Of heart disease.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
ErmeneeiIdo Cont

SAN MARINO, Dec. II (AP)
-Ermenegildo Cont, n, found
er of the ruling Christian Dem
ocrat Party in this tiny repub-
lie. was killed last night when
he was run down by a motor
cyclist. p
Evening star., 1960-12-17
W. w. HudIey

LONDON, Dec. II (AP).-W,
w. Hadley. "a, formerly one of
Britain's most influential news
paper editors as editor Of the
Sunday Times, died yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
Obituaries
Anupiltitga

BERLIN. JOSEPH J. There viii be
tie memory Of JosEpHR HRo9uRifS BERLIN. n
beloved husband of Rose BeFlin. de-
voted father Of Donna and stephen.
S Sso.ssf 81 q apf Mrs nr syAs Als1 ks.sn sssn
a the B'nsi Israel cemetery. oxon
Ain. Nd. At 1880 am Sunday,
December IS, 1860. Relatives and
THE BERLIN FAMILY.
FRE1DIN, MOE. To all the friends
Of MOE FREIDIN, the unVeiling
has been Cancelled for December Is
until further notice. II
Evening star., 1960-12-17

CRUMP, ELLA. In loVing Memory Of
ELLA CRUMP. who passed away two
years ago today, December II, 1858.
Dear Ella:
You have gone from me.
But VIII never be fcrEcttsn,
HALL, MARTINA n. 10 memory q
our loving sister. MARTINA H:
HALL. who departed this life @ 1elr
Few in oaS this world her equal you'll
In silence she suffered. in patience
TIL God called her home. to suffer
A beautiful TIL lie that came to an end.
She died as she lived, everyone's
susIE, SHkIsToPHER. MARIAN.
JOHNSON. MARY v. In sad but low
NAV sT%oryo ryoSShSsTNy Il Ty SSG Gear osSsfsed %StHsT
this life nineteen years ago today,
December II. 1941.
December brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY the one ;,,sI wh9 sI,pvl loved sE gov best
LEWIS, STEPHEN JOHNSON, JP. In
loving memory Of our nephew. STE
PHEN JOHNSON LEWIS, IT., whose
gentle spirit took .tiisht twelve years
ago today. December IL, 1046.
HIS DEVOTED AUNTS, THE
DAUGHTERS OF THE LATE REV.
AND MRS. WILLIAM J. HOW
MURRAY. JOHN b. In sad but low
Ing remembrance Of my father,
JOHN D. MURRAY. who passed away
eleven years ago today. December
II, l949
It doesn't take this date to, re-
member
That you are no longer here;
AS each day passes on,
Your memories are still clear.
Time hasn't healed this pain,
Although 1t Is hard to explain;
Life will never be quite the same,
My thoughts OF you viii always
Clear and bright as they are to-
night.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
CEMETERY LOTS

NATL. MEM. PARK. Fails Church, Va
-4-cTypt mausoleuni. marker In.
eluded. perpetual care KE 6-S562
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK- Fails
Church--Excellent location: sacri-
flce. CT. 6-4614. 10
Evening star., 1960-12-17
DEATHS
Ann0uReemeNts Of
Services b. Chamber
1n MRiitnriatit

CRUMP, ELLA Z. In loving memory
Of my dear sister. ELLA I: cRUMP'
day. December II. 1888.
The month OF December once more
Is here,
To me the saddest of the year.
when God took you home to Heaven,
couldn't understand;
II seems ] always had you near me
to lend a helping hand.
To help me when needed help. TO
tell my troubles to;
know that God understands how
much miss you.
Sweetest Of those memories,
Most lasting and most true,
Are memories Of those happys days
spent, dear one. with you.
LOVING SISTER. " EMMA r. cRuMP.
Evening star., 1960-12-17

HARRIS. eALLIE c. On Friday, pe.
% IVES, dIsnSsi. ave- AiezsRdTis, AiasGfs,
me L iats tcuis Y Harris. mother
.Fis and Mrs. Frank p Wilson.
sister Of Mrs. n. B. Cleveland 81
Staunton,. Va, and Edgar O. Bal
lard Of Hinton. W. Va. Friends may
cal at the Eyerly. .Wheatley Funeral
Home, 1900 West Braddock I'd. Alex
andria. Va, where funeral services
win be held on Monday. Decem6ef
10. ct 40 pm. 1nterment ma.
tional Memorial PARK. "A
Evening star., 1960-12-17

"Th Thursday, December @ 1is iS.1 isso. a q
Silver Spring. Nd. PETER cAMbHs,
husband Of Ida lAndrol camhRS,
Mrs' Mrssf HichoIss n & nn Manakices. riM,Hs' Mrss'
George N. Paleologos. James L. and
Nicholas Cambas; brother OF Mrs
Emily TreVesany and Mrs. Persa
gazaithis There also are eight
q hSeNsrn he warner T. PamSSreS TSaf funersi eSsi
Home. S434 Georgia ave . Silver
Spring. Nd. where friends may visit
after pm, Saturday (parkine
faeilitiessl. Services win be held
on Monday, December 10, at | pm ),
at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church. 10th and UpShuf
sts NV Interment Parklawn Gem
etery. 165
Evening star., 1960-12-17

hAkIKANFT,. JULIA q. on Thurs.
sHi,ISSSR%e az ReesR4er ! Is az .lnsso. JULIA 3.
KensIngton. Nd, beloved vile al
the late WiIbert p. Hartranit and
beloved mother Of Mrs. Aida Hisle
and Don HaFtranft Of clevela nd,
Ohio Ptye grandchildren and seven
Friends are invited TO call et the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
of Robert A Pumphrey, Bethesda, A,
Nd. where services will be held on
sunday. DECEMBER Is. at 4 pm.
tnterment Muncy. Pa. Contribu-
be appreciated.
Evening star., 1960-12-17

pscsassr! s!il.ISa .iI. lSSo, oEReTFaS5HDass n S5HDasfs <
GRANT Of 624M lth Sd me- vifc
ot james 9. Grant and mother 81
Mrs. London BuFeeii and Thoms;
her passins ps ,iTtee saxes @ imISssn
nine gTeat-srandehiidren. three sis.
ters. other relatives and friends,
remains resting ct the John 4,
Rhines. q Co. Funeral Home. 30iS
tt:th g ne. (ample parking faeili-
pm Sunday. December IS. and
where funeral services win be held
on Monday. December 10, AZ m
An. lnterment National Harmony
Evening star., 1960-12-17

RRsss%1sSsr Rsss19sS fG,,s ffS 1890. st A5IIRssos
SsioT.d ssrsa ISssSSSf SSSsSs wiISsIs;s. wAiISSiHIsIcn
8. Henfcrd. istker d Ms. James
Mrs. william L. Stone 81 Ariiinstois.
Va: brother OF Mrs. J. carIstan
Garrison snn Y, G q silysr spEtns. Nd; stsp-
Fla, He also fs survived By seven
he ives panstal HsnS. Hcns. gs47 @aS Ssh %II.GaSs 3
elyd: AElingten. Va, after 8 pm,
ssiSies sslSiss.. DsfiSs:r si B. bs 4 where SHssss
December 10, ct pm. fntermeY,t
Cnlrlmhia Gnn6ens Csnaahern "a
Evening star., 1960-12-17

ME0cs WAALhAM y. OmCeIS anQ
Mwn members Of the United
;| 81; e; { {;
Of our comrsde. WILLIAM
j. KREBS. National Guard
Of Honor win conduct memorial
services on Sunday. December iS,
1860. At s D m, at Chambers Fu.
neral Home. 400 Chaplin ST NV.
CLARKE A. PAuLsEN. Comdr.
RUBY B. YOUNG. Adjutant.
LEEMON. LoRA JANE. On Friday, De.
cember l6, 1860. at the Washinston
Home for Incurables. LORA JANE
LEMON, wife Of the late James b
Leemon and mother OF Mrs. Earl J
McGrath Of Scarsdale, N. Y. Friends
may cal at the Birch Funeral Home
3034 N St. NV, where services viii
pc held Monday, December 10, q,
Am lnterment Cedar Hill Gene.
" 10
Evening star., 1960-12-17
The sERLSIE SSol;f g4M5Iy; A !,
Drafhs

ABEL. RICHARD FENToN. Suddenly
on wednesday, December 14, 1900
h FfsaSsPes FENPSN AbtE AIbEtaaEnsls ss.d ys q
beloved husband Of MarEaret c
Abel. He also is survived BY two
daughters.. Mrs. Jean Martin and
Miss Patricia Abel: one son. Rich.
ar, II; his mother, Mrs. Annie
and Ashton. and two sisters. Mrs
Melvin Barlow. IT.. and Mrs. George
Ratne9, Friends may call at the
Hall Funeral Home. Occoauan. Va
Services on Sunday. December Is
Church. Interment Dumfries Gene.
tery. Is
Evening star., 1960-01-17
MONDAY
Continued From Preceding Poss
$50
7-Hourbon St. Beot. Mvstery.

7-Hourbon St. Beot. Mystery.
I Hour. Find Ny Foce." A hit
ond-run ocoident orouses the in
terest OF the privote investigators
when there is discrepancy in
the identity OF the victims Rich
ord Long. Andrew Ouooon, Nito
Tolbot. Arlene Howell.
g @St!'e' Knows Best. Cm'dy
Bud is obout 70 lose his drivers
license for one too many vioto-
tions Robert Young Billy 0roy.
900
4-Peter Gum. Crime.
"The Grudee." An escopee from
the Stote asylum threotens 10 blow
Up Ioree oreo Of the city if the
Mayor refuses TO kill himself.
Croio Stevens stors.
5-Douelos Fairbanks Presents.
9-The O,nnv Thomas Show.
Danny WiIIioms loys down the
low TO show his prospective son.
in-Iow how TO hondIe O wife.
Danny Thomos.
$50
4-TV Theoter. Drama
"birthrieht" Two men claim the
some identity. eli WolIoch, Fronk
Moxwel.
5-h die. Orono
RIchord Boone stors tRepeotl
7-A'"enfures in Paradise.
! Hour. 'Niohtmore on Nopuko.
Adam Troy is fromed on con-
trobond charge ond the life OF
his portner is Threatened Cord
ner MeKoy. Herbert MorshoII.
Weaver Levy.
g. Ann So'hetn Show. Comedy.
Koty suffers through on exhaust
ing week end when she tries 10
impress O weoIthy AIoskon widow
Ann Sothern, Verno FELTON,.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

II hear again with nothing in
either ear, thanks TO thrilling
invention by Sonetene."
You, TOO, can hear better with
the latest Sonotone hearing aids
whether you wear eyeglasses or
not. Nothing worn on the body.
Arrange today for a free hearing
test by your local Sonotone Hear
ing Aid Consultant. Let US show
you how you can avoid personal
embarrassment and keep your
S, cret hidden.
Bone Conduetion
Evening star., 1960-01-17
January lS


1000
4-Steve Allen Show. Color.
Hour. Guests Peggy Lee,
Jimmy Duronte, singer Bob Oi
Nieri
5-Mon Behind the Bodse.
9-Hennesey. Comedy
Hennesey is assigned TO Marine
unit on corbot noneuVers. jackie
Cooper, Henry kuIky.
1890
Skyline Steve Wilson.
7-Mon With a Camera.
Mike Kovoc goes 10 prison to
photograph q condemned sloyer.
ChorIes Bronson stors. tRepeot.D
Evening star., 1960-05-22

Some French" colognes are
made in Spain and conse-
Quently sell for less here
than in their native" coun-
try. If you like heady scents.
take a Whit Of the Spanish
perfumes. also relatively in
expensive.
France: Check customs
regulations as to now much
perfume you can take back
into the United States. Ger
tain brands are strictly linn
tied as to ounces per tourist.
To compensate for this, many
Of the famous fragrances are
put out under different
names with the happy result
of same smell, less money.
Prints from Montmartre will
give your dormitory room q
Partisan zing,
Denmark: The shopping
center of the Scandinavian
countries. Copenhagen is a
home decorators paradise. If
your dream home exists only
in the nebulous future, con-
centrate instead on the sill
yer. fabrics and enameled
articles which also bear the
striking simplicity of this
country'S designers.
Remember to leave room
for purchases when packing
your suitcaSes. Unpacking
them may bring Christmas
in July.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
COLLEGE VA EUROPE ~ ssstlg
! Be Prepared for the Trip
Money! Language, Shopping Tips Listed

you reach this country, for
here you'll find, the softest,
lushest, dreamiest cashmeres
you're ever likely to see, and
at prices even a collegiate
pocketbook can easily afford.
A pair of lederhosen, the
Tyrolean garb of short
leather trousers and en-
broidered Suspenders may
not elect you to class office,
but it's a sure guarantee to
becoming BMOC with the
college international set.
Switzerland: The reputa-
ton of Swiss watches and
clocks needs but one further
comment: be sure the make
you choose can be repaired
by a local jeweler. For an un-
equaled taste treat, try Swiss
chocolates-they're delicious,
inexpensive. and can be
shipped home.
Italy: The word for the
Evening star., 1960-05-22
side cost, and speaking Of

side cost, and speaking Of
Photographic equipment,
stock up on extra film for
your camera here. Prices are
lower than anywhere else
that side of the Atlantic,
provided you buy a brand
that can be developed in
the United States.
Other specialties OF this
country are beer stems, wood
carvings and semi-precious
gems, especially garnets. The
traditionally famous cuckoo
clocks come from the Black
Forest Of Germany. not from
Switzerland.
Austria: Try to repress the
passion for cashmeres till
Evening star., 1960-05-22

have it made to measure,
and shipped. insured, to your
home for less than SIS.
Holland and Belgium: Buy
the blue and white Delft in
the former country, hand
woven lace in the latter. In
general, save your money for
Germany.
Bargains
Germany: European bar
gain-prices on articles of fine
workmanship are probably
most in evidence in this
country. Rosenthal china,
Hummel flgurines and ia
nous brand cameras all sell
for half the price Of State
Evening star., 1960-05-22

day. every day. is ''Troppol"
That means too much!"
Shopkeepers, taxi drivers
and even ice cream vendors
expect to haggle the price
before selling anything.
Be careful here about buy
ing any item you can't carry
with you. Probability is great
that goods shipped home
will (a) never arrive: (b)
enter the States through the
Italian firms local agent,
which means an extra serv-
ice fee. or (c) be placed in a
storehouse in New York for
a minimum Of one day.
which involves the full price
of a fiat monthly rate stor-
age charge.
Venetian glass Is lovely.
utterly fragile and not to be
purchased at the glass fac
tory under any circum-
stances. You'll pay twice the
price and receive inferior
quality. Leather goods, silk
and articles made of straw
are this country's best buys
and, when in Rome, splurge
with a new hairdo. Giovanni
may not understand your
language, but he'll cut, wash,
style, set and bleach or tint
your tresses for less than
$3.50.
Perfumes
Spain: Here's another good
place to buy leather goods,
along with lace mantillas,
and the black -on gold jew
elry known as Toledo ware.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
COLLEGE VIA EUROPE
BY SUSAN POWERS
Contributing Writer

BE prepared" is the Boy
Scouts marching song and
also the best way to get the
most out of your trip to
Europe.
Tour itinerary, passport and
Evening star., 1960-05-22

vaccination GER
tihcate are pre-
requisites even a
freshman can un-
derstand; for the
a d v a n c e d stu
dents, this orien-
AnAin,a nnnln nnnur
Evening star., 1960-04-15
VACATION PLACES

BLUE RIDGE at the Shenandoah,
so miles from Wash. Modern vacs-
ton home for sale. KE. S-4027.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

905 18th ST. NV.
Choice ground-fioor space. 1000
so. It. WALKER & LUNLOP, INC,
ST 3-5O50
Evening star., 1960-04-15
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

being received for
weekendS, months or summer, bay
front properties. Reasonable. Box
s20-A, Star.
ST. MARYS CO., Nd, so miles
from Wash. Large 5-bedrm., 21a-
bath house; completely furn., ex-
cept linens; l mi. of shoreline
All mod. improv.. lge. screened
porch, boating, salt and fresh wa
ter fishing, safe swimming, Rental
$1,000, June l to Sept. Is, incl.
all utils. Rowboat and care lawn.
Farnham, wkdy. 9-5, OIL. 2-7S50
Evening star., 1960-04-15
TOP OF THE PARK

Two OFFICES fully furnished; ];
electric typewriter, air condition
'er, Denrike Bldg, Vermont ave: !;
call Monday or Tuesday, April Is,
IN for details. DI. 1853.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO
THE UNITED STATES GOVERN
MENT REQUIRES, by lease, ap:
proximately 10000 square feet OF
office space $4,000 square feetl
and warehouse space (3S,O00
square feetl in Northwest Wash
ington, D. c.. preferably not more
than 8 blocks from the corner of
gath and M Streets NV. Accord;
ingly, sealed proposals for rental
will be received by the General
Services Administration, Region 3,
Business Service Center, Room
712S, 9TH and D Streets S:W.,
WASHINGTON 25, D. c., until !
PM. DIST, April 20. 1860, and
then publicly opened. Invitation
No. GS-PBS-03 -492 and Bid forms
may be secured at the foresoing
address.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

"ATTN., SPORTSMAN"
We have the land you are lookins
for. TO HUNT. FISH, CAMP. RE-
TIRE OR FARM. CALL or WRITE
for a descriptive LIST.
JAMES E. BARNEY. Agent
VIENNA, VA. WE. s-6!s4
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HAPPY EASTER

Buy this 80 acres of beautiful wa
terfront land, Avenue, Nd, l hr.
| from Washington.
ONLEST REALTY RE. 6-5393
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SOUTH BETHANY
DELAWARE
Between Bethany Beach and
nnaan ritz

LOTS on beautiful
Kent Island, Kentmoor, the most
outstanding beach community on
the bay offers q wide selection Of
fine lots. Drive over Bay Bridge,
right turn at first light, then )
miles to Kentmoor, Stevensvtlle,
Nd, Mission 3-3l9l.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End trust investors,
Annandaie-F. c. area, 5 yrs. to 60:
very secure. F. c. area, 40es disc.
Fairfax, 30eS dis, good maker
Lake Bancroft, excel. investment
opportunity For more informa-
tion call j. W. Armstrong, CT
$4,000 ewes, ia. 2-O162.
$3.50 end TRUST, on D. c. NV.
brick. Pay $50 mo, due z yrs.
For quick sale, $3.50. EN-.
3-EC 10
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II ACRES, high ground, 6s4-ft.
road frontage, heavily wooded; 4S
miles D. C. Near Marshall, Va.
and new Route SO. Excellent f.
nancing; $1.950. ia, Alias after
6 pm.
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

REAL BARGAIN for quick sale: fine
3-bedrm., 2-bath bk. hse. in Tue
son. Ariz.: nr. school: lge. liv. rn1,;
din. rm., laundry rm.; gar: walled
patio: S15,500: LU. 2-S723.
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BUILDERS. INVESTORS. 54s units,
30 IS acres, ready to start. Eng.
archit., plans, fnan. avail. Owner,
Phillips H. Clarke. WA. 7-5516.
APT. LAND-l30,O00 "a. IT., level
land, Riverdale. Nd. subject 70
RIO EoninR. EAGAN. UN. 4-S5S3.
ARLINGTON AND FALLS CHURCH
apt. ground. RA 6-15 and RA g.
IS. industrial ground. 35 cents
per foot and up. BOSS AND
PHELPS. INC, Realtor, IA. q
3776: ewes. and week ends, IA. Z
ATTENTION, BUILDERS-27 acres
of prime development ground with
695-ft. road frontage on Powder
Mill Road, water at property;
sewer to follow: S6s.500 frm.
ROBERT Z. LOHR, INC.
REALTOR HE. $4,000
BETHEsDA-choice. level bldg.
lots in excel settled area Of nne
homes. ONONDAGA REALTY,
OIL. 4-S104; ewes, OIL. 2-2o10.
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MAT,ONEY'S INC

S126 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
JU. S-3333; Eves.-Sun., LO. 5-0667
- 5-ton, dble. boom;
Holmes, mounted on Dodge chas-
sis, needing engine: can be seen
at 6S73 Lee highway
2-TON STAKE, Diamond-T, good
condition, Sx12-ft. body; CE. g.
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WISCONSIN BUILDING

9435 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
UPTOWN FINANCIAL DISTRICT
- SUTTE-5,500 SO. FIT.
Air conditioned, acoustic ceilings,
modern lighting, third floor and
lower level. Brokerage, equipment,
insurance, electronics.
WILL DIVIDE
= UT ~.IHRD