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Barbara Pye, u,
Coolidge Student

Barbara Ann Pye, II, Of T20
Madison street NV. died We'd
nesday at Freedmen's Hospi-
tai Of pneumonia and compli-
cations. She had been Ill for
about q year.
Miss Pye. born in Washing
ton, was a student at Coolidge
High School. She had been q
member Of the. tumbling and
acrobatic team Of the YWCA
for nine years.
She was the daughter Of Mrs.
Rathie Pye Carney and the late
Charles T. Pye. who died in
1945.
Besides her mother. of the
home address, she leaves two
sisters, Mrs. Charlotte john
son Of 3501 Thirteenth street
NV. and Mrs. Gloria Marshall
Of 2400 Thirteenth street NV;
o step brother, Shawn Carney
Of the home address. q brother,
Charles T. Pye, jr.. Of New
York, and her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tyler of
the home address and Mrs.
Maude Stewart of 203S Eigh-
teenth street NV.
Services will be at II am.
Tuesday at Frazier's Funeral
Home, 389 Rhode Island avenue
NV. Burial will be In Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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Walter w. Deal Dies;
Funeral Home Founder

Walter w. Deal. -. founder
of the Washington funeral
home which bears his name.
died yesterday at 7702 Old Ches-
ter road. Bethesda. the home
OF his daughter. Mrs. Clifton
q. Han. He had lived with
his daughter for the last 10
months. Mr.. Deal had suffered
from q heart ailment for sew
eral years.
A native Of Baltimore. he was
the son Of the late John F.
and Mary Ann Deal. He began
the study Of medicine ct Johns
Hopkins University, but later
transferred to q morticians'
school in that city.
He came to Washington in
1908 and established his funeral
home at 616 H street NE. the
same year.
In 1887 he built the present
funeral home. located at 1912
Georgia avenue NV, and
maintained the original estab-
lishment until 1852.
His wife, Marie c. Deal, who
served for many years as treas
urer and vice president Of the
flrm, died here in 1857.
Mr.. Deal was Q member Of
the Joseph Milans Lodge Of
the Masons and the Cleveland
Park area Lions Club. He was
one Of the founders and an
honorary past president Of the
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Ray o'Roork, 50,
n Years in Navy

Ray A. O'Roark. SO. a retired
chief petty officer in the Navy.
died Friday Of cancer at the
Naval Medical Center. Be-
thesda.
Mr.. O'Roark, q native of Big
Stone Gap. Va, was q resident
Of Calverton, Va. for 81 years
and retired there after his
naval service. -,
He entered the Navy in 1918
and retired In 1945 as q chief
torpedoman. He served on sub
marines. and destroyers.
He leaves his mother, Mrs.
Jane O'Roark, and q brother,
Cecil v. O'Roark, both of CAL
verton; two sisters. Mrs. Ada
c. Newton of 1921 North
Eleventh street, Arlington, and
Mrs. Chester B. Schuyler of
Tucson, Ariz.
Burial will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday in Arlington Cemetery
with full military honors.
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Mrs. White, So,
Silver Spring
Architect'sWif

Mrs. Virginia Hergesheimer
White. SO, Of 1925 Orchid street
NV. the wife Of a Silver Spring
architect. died yesterday at her
home after q heart attack.
A lifelong resident Of the
Washington area, she was grad
uated from Eastern High School
in 1925. She and her husband
Clifton were married in 1929.
Mrs. White was q member ot
the Inner Wheel Of the Silver
Spring Rotary Club.
Besides her husband, she
leaves q daughter. Sarah Ann
Of the home address: another
daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Wal.
lace of Vallejo, Calf, and 9
grandson.
Friends may call at thu
s. II. Hines Funeral Home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV, where
services will be held at II am
Tuesday. Burial will be in Glen.
wood Cemetery.
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he leaves his wife, Bessie. also
Of the Eldy street address. and
four sons. Harold and Richard,
both Of Chicago. Lester. Of In
dianapolis. and Earl, Of 8227
Fourteenth avenue, Hyatts-
vile, Md.
He also leaves q brother,
Morris; q sister. Mrs. Ida
Swain, both Of Indianapolis;
seven grandchildren and four
Observation-Disclosures.
Friends may call at the Gold
berg Funeral Home. 4217 Ninth
street NV. where services will
be held at 1890 am. tomor-
row. Graveside services at
1880 am. and burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Charles E. Strauss, 80,
Spunish War Veteran

Charles e. Strauss. 80, a
Spanish-American War veteran
and a retired special guard with
the Government, died Tuesday
at q Hot Springs (Ark0 hospital
after q brief illness.
A native Of Germany, he came
to this country with his parents
at the age Of 2 and was reared
in Indianapolis.
Mr.. Strauss enlisted In the
Army in 1898 and served in
Cuba and the Philippines until
the expiration Of his enlistment
two years later.
In 1902 he re-enlisted for q
three-year tour Of duty with
the 4th Infantry Regiment and.
after his discharge, returned to
Indianapolis where he became
q member Of the city's police
force.
Five years later. he moved to
Chicago to begin Q career In the
furniture business and subse-
quently lived in several Midwest
cities before returning to Chi
cago. where the family lived
until 1910.
At that time. the family
moved here. From then until
he retired because Of poor
health In 1948. Mr.. Strauss
served as q special guard at
various Government installa-
tions in the area.
After his retirement. he re-
sided In Miami. Fla, until
moving back here q year ago
to live with Q daughter, Mrs.
Lorraine Smith Of 3703 Eldy
street, Silver Spring.
In addition to Mrs. Smith,
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Dratha

November 8. 1860. at washington
sanitarium. EDITH A. SHAFER Of
loved wife. Of the late Lee Mont
Shafer and aunt Of Mrs: Janet E.
ICES at e the 5. ifl d. Hines CO. sa0i Funeral neral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. on Mon
parking faeiiitiesl. interment Ar
lineton National Cemetery. 6
SHAFER. EDITH A. The ofiicers and
- 6. !. nilss y. 1u1iisr' A., a4s reaass..a SS q
to attend funeral services at
the 8. H. Hines Funeral
49, Aoms, sS01 18th st. NV.
5fssei. 5ass e Eplfa l;sO A. D9 sAHn f. our late
KAY ANN BYAs. President.
BEULAH N. COPE, Secretary.
SILyERMAN. CAPT. JOSEPH. UsAF
(setired). On SATURDAY, November
5, 1890. ct Walter Reed General
HSR HHGSgisa sSH SAPT SR:tf2s5 S8fsSrH Il SILVER
beloved husband Of Doris Thorner rsi
silverman. father Of Carol Ann and
Stephen Arthur silverman; son Of
Mr.: srSh s:rSe.s LsoTs7 e Ta %y.r n
Tuesday, November 8, at / pm,
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Trenton. N. j., papers please
copy. ARRANGEMENTS by Rinaldi.
sIN0POLI. MARIETTA. Suddenly, on
Friday. November 4, 1860, at her
home, 12SlS Flack st., Silver
Spring. Nd, MARIETTA SINOPOLI,
sister Of Mrs. Emilia F. Bradford.
Gabriel Leonard and Jack Sinopoli.
Miss SinQpoli rests at the Warner
ing facilities). Mass will be offered
for the repose of her soul on Mon
day. November z, at 10 am. at st.
Catherine Labourne Catholic Church,
Wheaton. Md. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery.
SMITH. AUDREY. on Tuesday. No
Of 73S Kenilworth terrace, beloved
curtis. mother Of vivian. Barbara,
Sylvia, Marie and Leroy, and grand
daughter of Mrs. Mary e, Adams.
Many other relatives and friends also
survive. After Q pm. Sunday,
November 8, friends may call at
Boyd's Funeral Home, 1888 2Oth
st.. NV. where services will be
held on Monday. November Z, at
! pm, the Rev. Pryor oficiating.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Sc
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H. R. Loye|ess,
Ex-HofeInlarl

Harry r. Loyeless, 70. q
Washington builder. died yes
terday Of Q cerebral hemor-
rhage at the Washington Sani-
tariurn.
Mr.. Loveless, Of 6209 Ne
braska avenue NV, was born
in Washington and educated
in public schools here. He
began his career as q file clerk
at the Columbia Title Co. and
later worked for the Willer
Construction Co.
In 1925 Mr.. Loveless went
into business for himself. He
built and operated the Bellevue
Hotel, is E street NV, in 1929;
the Stratford Hotel. rs E
street NV, In 1880, and the
Capitol Plaza Hotel, IS e street
NV. in 1850. He also built
garden apartments in Alex
andria. He retired in 1850,
Mr.. Loveless was a member
Of the Cosmopolitan Club.
He leaves his wife, Angela T.
Loveless Of the home address;
three daughters. Mrs. Mary
Kay, TOTO Pyle road, Bethesda;
Mrs. Eugene Hoover, 3114 Pat
terson place NV; and Mrs
Arthur Wells, 2427 Ecclestor
drive. Silver Spring. and two
sons. Robert H. Loyeless, 8SO4
Clifford avenue, Chevy Chase
Md. and John H. Loveless
1901 Harmony lane, Rockville
Nd; eight grandchildren, and
two brothers, Eidridge Loveless
750S Montauk avenue, Be-
thesda, and Iton Loveless, Los
Angeles.
Services will be at pm
tomorrow at the Robert A
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 1851
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda
with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
The family requests that ex.
pressionS Of sympathy take
the form Of contributions te
the Heart Fund.
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Argyle Country Club in Layhill,
Nd: q member Of the National
Funeral Directors Association
and q former member of the
Washington Board Of Trade.
Besides his daughter. he
leaves q brother, H. Clifton Deal
Of Baltimore, Q granddaughter
and q great granddaughter.
Friends may call ut the Wal
ter w. Deal Funeral Home,
where services will be held at
1880 pm. Tuesday. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Draths

SMITH, JOHN L. On Thursday. No.
vember 5, 1850, after q brief illness,
JOHN L. SMITH of Sl6 9th st. NE.
He is survived by one son, Robert
Smith; one daughter. Mrs. Constance
A. Patterson; one grandson; one
aunt. Mrs. Margaret Green; four
nieces. Mrs. Eunice Freeman. Mrs.
Theresa Morris, Mrs. Thelma Middle
ton and Miss Gladys Digs; other
relatives and many friends. Remains
vii win ,, be resting s At At Il the % home q i
sth asn' ST ne Mf' .fer fsFssreS p4 Sresn snndsy
November 8. Funeral services on
the Mount Horeb Baptist Church.
217 10th st. ne. the Rev. g. True
heart oficiating. Interment, Wood
lawn Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
Hall Bros. Funeral Home.
SMITH, RAYMOND W. on Friday,
SsfmOsI ps sA4MoSS MhSSG At W. wArsStSn sMTa H0o oi
Va, beloved % 6sT husband 'tf of eEss'oS. orscs Il.
Smith and father Of John N. smith
and Elizabeth s. Parkinson Of Ar.
hngton. Va: brother-in-law Of Ma
mie Shipp and uncle Of James P.
Shipp Of Arlington. Va. He also
L survived By three brothers.
Murphy Funeral Home. 1924 CO.
ssy iSss Nh Eay.Sb.1 Ss he.a e e 11Isa6n Syn,
sommerset Cemetery. sommerset.
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Anuriltiigs

LEVINE, HARRY. There win be ~
SnvsiiI1s Z, q HIIy TOhg%sIRSsH ETISH e s.tse; e;
irvins II sIS Levine, ON on Sunday. Novem6sl
8, af / pm, at the Elesayetgrat
TasSinSton, s. 5. {. Srisnds and rsis.
tyes invited.
MADEOY, SAMUEL. There viii be q
unveilinE of .. monument N tht
assn'r as9 SAMSsI is 1885 on Il sun I:
noon. ct the District Of Columhii
Lodge Cemetery. Friends and rela'
avs THE MADEoy FAMILY;
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Dratha

ALLEN, MARY MARTHALANE; On
1niss 1hSssa'z States se'i%SfE FaSe a.g hseG .zs
ice Hospital. Baltimore, Md, MARY
MARTHALANE ALLEN of 1886
Northmount st.. Baltimore, Nd.
beloved daushter Of Mrs. Efne Queen
and wife Of William Allen. She
four brothers and other relative.
at the Charles B. Lewis Mortusry
BIoadway and Lanvale st., Balti.
more. Nd, after 2 pm. Sunday
on Monday. November Z. st &
am, ct st. Peter Claver Catholic
Church, Baltimore. Md. Interment
New Cathedral Cemetery. The fam.
lily may be contacted at 1706 Ken.
ilyorth ave. ne. Washington. D c
aP. 3-119S. 8
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Garh uf Thanka

CooPER, WILLIAM. The family Of
the late WILLIAM COOPER wishes
fSiends oSs our deepest thanks for their
kindness and expressions Of sym
pathy, during our bereavement.
DEVOTED WIFE, MAuDE COOPER
COPE, GERTRUDE D. The family Of
of the late MRS. GERTRUDE B.
COPE, who passed away on octobsr
sincere Appreciation to their many
friends and relatives for their. acts
Of kindness during the time OF her
illness and our recent nereavement.
DOYLE. ALICE VIRGINIA. The fam
GINA DOYLE wishes % express
ielloM S Ssr co.WorEers sa and associats our
acts Of Kindness In expressions Of
GS SS ,sss sSnsE dEst s s:r hSSss' n.s ana SC5SI SI
S Her DEVOTED HUSBAND, JOHN
". DOYLE; GRANDMoTHER AND
MRS. ALBERTA r. BEVERLY.
CALLER, BENJAMIN. The family Of
to. express to relatives and many
friends our deepest t5arhs e r,ns 1cr snsls anS
expressions Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
DEVOTED, WIFE. CLARA. CALLER.
AND FAMILY.
LUCAS. AR0SIA r. We wish to ex-
friends and neiehbors for noral trib-
es HinSn.ssss a. the sATas passins u Of % our
loved one THE FAMILY.
NELSON, JAMES A.. We wish to ex-
pressions Of sympathy during our
recent 0etfiHsmSasL TNE mNSaGsLsoN FAMILY.
Of the late EDWIN 4. PoINDEx-
and deepest appreciation to the stan
%asiGue Il S''sneS and Dr. pso'I Eugene " ciart dc foi
Ssynons wins i the church Il
Hs Avenue Msv Ssptist AAch chaTeS. Ci to our
neiRhbors. friends, relatives and CO.
workers Of the Government Print
ing ONCE for their many cards,
ESsds Sss soS.rs q comfort ass1 as p aA9 EhcRs''
Snil u tRs l.ss seako asokos e. sHIaIps. ha ss4, sT.,
many friends for their sincere ex-
presstons Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
TAYLOR, SHERIFF CARL. The fam
lily Of SHERIFF CARL TAYLOR
wishes to extend thanks to the
many friends and neighbors for
their expressions Of kindness dur
ing their recent bereavement, and
to thank as many friends for the
contributions to his fsvorite charity.
the Salvation Army.
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thanks

veT sftsa Q esrd Of thenks n
The Star aesss q assd which con
hardly bs selysd b eny other woy.
NOT ealy b y q srseioss expression
Of gratitude to those vho hovs sent
floral tibusss but also eeurtsouslS
seknswIsdsss The services and
kindnssses Of ths many to whom
. psrsonsl note Of shsnks eesnos
vel BE- mailed o. whose aemss
end sddrssses ere cot known
lnssrsioa ss . card Of thsnks
may bs arenssd BY telephone 70
The Stef. u. 5000.
The Evening and Sundoy Sto'
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HfLI-Fannily lot, 5 grave
sites. high loc.; valued ct S7S5,
sell $500. LU. 2-7637. g
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, 8 lots, facing
Southern and Penna. ave.; 5000.
Call WA. 7-3372.
FORT LINCOLN- sites, Mount Cal
vary section; lot 720: $500. RE.
FORT LINCOLN-3 lots In Catholic
section. WE. 5-6035.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-sac-
rifice Q or 4 sites. Call HE. 4-6S55
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-1 lot
4 sites, opposite pool; value, 81 800;
sac. for cash. $3.50. WO. 6.7267
MAUSOLEUM, National Memorial. Park
Beautiful Italian marble, will sac.
rifice for 500 under market price
for immediate cash. DA. 5-S921
GEoRGE & WASHINGTON ,I sla !o1 GEMETEasfl s'i asl
for information, JU. 5-5417.
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CooPER, WILLIAM. The family Of
the late WILLIAM COOPER wishes
friends our deepest thanks for their
kindness and expressions OF sym
pathy, during our bereavement.
DEVOTED WIFE, MAUDE COOPER.
AND SISTERS.
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CARL D, FORD,
CARL c., cOMLEY, aecy.
KuRT r. BLADy. < g. G: II.

3. LILLIAN. ofacer. and
Chapter. No. 2. Order Of
are notified Of the death Of
Sister LILLIAN BAITl:
MORE. Funeral was held
ON SATURDAY. November b,
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ths IA. sEN5AMN onIIEs AZ Es@ Wishss g.
to express to relatives and many
friends our deepest thanks for their
many gracious acts Of kindness and
recent bereavement.
DEVOTED WIFE. CLARA CALLER.
AND FAMILY.
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ATHeS press oSaa our deepest @ "ppreciaticn a o. 70 to
friends and neighbors for fioral trib-
utes, telegrams,. cards and other
kindnesses at the passing Of our
loved one. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

DOYLE, ALICE VIRGINIA. The fam
iiy Of the late MRS. ALICE vIR.
to her relatives and many friends,
fellow co-workers and associate our
acts Of Kindness In expressions Of
love. money. gifts. flowers, words
and deeds during her Illness and our
Evening star., 1960-11-06

CORE & Is: SEfTsURH Fl: Hhs P Eas ssH' s.
COPE. who passed away on October
26, 1860. wishes to express their
sincere appreciation to their. many
friends and relatives for their acts
illness and our recent hereavement.
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VIOLA ASHLEY, worthy Matron.
JOHN 7. LEWIS, w, worthy !.Iessr pssrSn.

LUCY P. TURNER. BecfetAfy.
BERREs, TRANCIs ): On On .!;acn.s satqardsy'
$40 ssrEsnt I'd ne, n;:,i. TRAnfGISw q " wiI: 4:
SsRe1is SsERs1is ssnrss Ssl0yed and fahsr q sister
Mary Gregory, S.A., and the late
Lorraine Berres. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanion Funeral Home. 1891
Georgia ave. nv. on Tuesday. 10.
10 am. Intsrmsnt Mount oliyet
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he :Ins-ASIiL nelson FAMILY.

TAYLOR, SHERIFF CARL. The fam.
lily OF SHERIFF Carl. TAYLOR
wishes to extend thanks TO thu
many friends and neighhors f0i
their expressions Of kindness dur.
to thank as many friends for the
contributions to his fevorite charity,
the Salvation Army.
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MxtoNEY. MD. Of SsOS chev:
husband Of Mrs. Mary NJ L. MsioneS eS
ndv. and fsthsr aaS No Of ,nhg Mrs. JicSI1elins .1en a
He also 10 survived BY brother,
tives and friends may csil at The
Gass Gsssh .vs TsnsTs al.tIsy HSTs 4SSa sa All;
I pm. Saturday. November s. until
thence, thence to the e. Ambrose sntI Ssstholis
see eeoss @ass q S KS soul Ss 0srfS at 1915 sSr
interment Mount olivet Cemetery
Recitation Of the rosary will be
held at the above funeral home on
SUNDAY, 1,., !, November snS:r, 8, At 9 pm,
sympathy may be sent to the ST.
Fund, in care Of Msgr. Brown, st.
AMI Ambross ss Catholic Church. Chew
NISSAN ass Ns;smS.E sAsrEn sSSsSsny 1855 4 q S.19a; Fl,
AsPER %Ass4RT Il y4as sHS%fRIs %nne
sofa ave. Sc, friend Of Louis and
Anne Msschstti. Friends may gal
said on Tuesday, November s. al
$3.50 Am, thence to Holy Rosary
Catholic Church, Sd and SITS. NV,
where the Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass
repose of his soul. Entombment
Cedar Hill Mausoleum.
MCDANIEL. MARION v. On Friday
ESseiesi HSseRSifr MAh1ossS nepSSHHn sSfHEosa II
sSs asSshtsE EehSs0p 81 mrs s. " W. SsSTse So2Ts
stepdaughter Of Mr.. w. w. Morris
and sister of Oscar K. and Thomas
B. Mcdaniel, Mrs. Louise Freeman
may nnS Mr ea s &. Ess Fsn.r. Heme
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne where
services will be held on Monday
November z. at 11:30 am. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 8
Evening star., 1960-07-09
Home Front
By ANDREW LANG
Contributing Writer

of interior residential doors.
1t involved hanging the doors
over the wall openings rather
than in them. The latest
thing in this line is bi-folding
door hardware for closet
openings. This hardware al
lows the doors to be folded
back so that the entire closet
archway is clear, resulting in
easy access to the entire in
terror.
Adjustable wall-shelf units
now are being put out in Spe-
cial kits. so that even the
not-so-handy man will have
no trouble with them. In
cluded are hardwood shelves,
wall channels, adjustable
brackets and brass retaining
pins. The only tool required
is a screwdriver.
\ =
Fencing material is being
made from a new plastic ma
terial similar to the translu-
cent sheeting used in patio
roofs. 1t comes in colors and
is said to retain its high gloss
without painting or other
maintenance costs.
Distributed by AP Newsfeatures
Evening star., 1960-07-09
What's new?

What's new?
An open house" demon
stration of a new kind Of
unified wall proved so sue
cessful in a suburb of Ian
sing, Mich, that other con-
crete block houses are under
construction for demonstra-
ton purposes in other areas.
The houses, like the first, are
being built on slab, with post
and beam construction and
concrete block walls.
Home builders who looked
over the Michigan project
think that the wall concept
will increase the use of
masonry for both exteriors
and interiors. The plan
permits the use Of cement
blocks, with insulation pro-
vided by a water-repellent
vermiculite masonry fill which
is poured directly into the
cores Of the blocks. Its sup
porters say that the insula-
ton is capable of reducing
heat loss by more than SO
per cent.
+ 4 -
Last year a new idea was
introduced in the hanging
Evening star., 1960-07-09
Apartment Vacancies Low Here

The vacancy rate in rental
units covered by Federal
Housing Administration
mortgage insurance fell in
Washington between 1859
and 1860 while the national
rate was rising.
Figures as of March IS,
just released by the agency,
show a l per cent vcancy
rate in rental units covered
by District Insurance Office
of FHA, compared with a rate
of IL for the same date in
1859.
Nationally the average
vacancy rate was 4.8 per cent,
FHA reported, compared with
a rate of 3.9 per cent in 1859.
Record occupancy of these
rental units was in 1857 when
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32I5 BEECH STREET

Sparkling deioched brick Colonial
overlooking U. S. park. Den and
powder room. first floor bed
rooms, 2 baths, UP Built.in eoroae.
$4,000 Gosh, bolonee in one trust.
Upper 2os.
To Reach: Out Conn. Ave, TO
Chew Chase Circle. rioht on
western Are. to Beech ST. and
RIGHT TO open sign.
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the national rate was only "a
per cent. 1t rose to 3 per
cent in 1858.
This years 4.8 per cent va
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Moving Core

For safety's sake, don't let
children play on the lawn
while you are moving.
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cancy rate is the highest re-
ported by the FILA since 1851
when the rate was So per
cent.
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Sanding Aid

To make sanding easier,
wrap sandpaper around a
small block of padded wood.
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5l6e 34th STREET

loeoied in desirable FOREST HILLS
between Conn. Ave. and Rock Creek
Pork near finest schools, shopping
and transportation. cenirolly oir
conditioned; bedrooms, 3 boths,
plus den; brick rambler. Modern
kitchen, rsereotion room with bar;
mony sxtros. Excellent financing.
$40, ,ooo.
TO REACH: ont Conn. Are. to
FeSSenden, right on FeSScnden 10
3}th St, lett on 3Ith st. TO our
open sign.
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3736 MILITARY ROAD

preview showing of this complete
" redecoroted, spacious brick Co.
lonioI. Den ond powder room, first
floor. J bedrooms, 3 baths on Up
per floors. Ideol for doctor or pro-
fsssionol. S35,0oo.
TO REACH: Out Conn. Are. to
Military Rd., left 10 open sion.
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2e41 BRANDYWINE ST.

NV.
Custom built brick and stone resi-
denee with moster bedroom and
both, den. modern kitchen, first
floor 2 large bedrooms and both
up. Reereotion room. Deep LOT. In
40S.
TO REACH: out Conn. Are. TO
Brandylrine St, RIGHT to open
sign.
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CHOICE ID. G.
LOCATIONS
FOREST HILLS

1896 ALLENDALE PL. NV.
SpocioUs brick Colonial with S
bedrooms 3 baths, de luxe kitchen
with breokfost room, powder room,
groeiovs center hall, 2-e1r garage.
Adjacent park. S49, 500.
TO REACH: Out Conn. Ave. to
Albemdrle. rioht to Linnedn Are,
left to AlleRddle and open sign.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Program Listines
5-StorIieht Theoter. Movie.

5-StorIieht Theoter. Movie.
ia Hours. bride Walks Out"
1886 A civil engineer tries 70
convince his fioncee thot two con
live on $35 week. 6orboro
Stonwyck, Robert Young.
7-WorId News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Weother. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Donels.
Halo
7-Weother. SPORTS. News.
Allen. SieeeI. MoIkie.
Has
4-News. Weather. Spts. CoI'r.
Rosh Forester. Simpson
9-lS60 Winter 0lymrics.
Women's 1000 meter speed
skotine, results and summary to
dote.
ll:25
7-Boekstose. Bunny Wneck.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
MONDAY
1880

I.9O
4-Joek Poor Show. Variety.
Inject MeGrow. Crime.
Fronk loVeioY stors.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
ia Hours. Time Out for Mur-
der" 1898. Two omoteur sleuths
risk their necks for news to solve
big Manhattan murder cose.
MichoeI WhoIen, Chick ChondIer.
1900
7-City Detective. Crime.
1870
1.-The Lords Prayer.
l2:45
5-ThousSt for the Doy.
100
4-lnspirotion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
February n

nopoIis entronce examinations.
Jockie Cooper, Jim Fronciscus,
Roscoe Korns.
1880
5-By-kine Steve Wilson.
7-Mon With a Comevo.
rye Witness" A lawyer believes
his client innocent OF murder and
coils in Mike Kovoc to help with
the defense. Charles Bronson.
(Repeot)
9-June AIIyson Show. Drama.
"Escope A wounded bank bondit
proves too weak 10 defend him
self oooinst the greedy schemino
OF form family he is holding
coptive. Fronk LoVejoy, Sylvia
Sydney, Brion Oonlevy, Morgoret
O'Bnen.
1900
4-News and Loeol News.
COLOR. Horkness Word