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LITTLE PALACE

ONLY S1e.25O is the fun price of
this freshly decorated home Of
all-brick construction and in North
Arlington, too; Ia baths. sep
arate dining rm., fireplace in liv-
ing rm. and lovely screened porch
for summer entertaining: ideal for
those desiring only . bedrooms,
large shade trees. We are inviting
you to call ia. 5-q4O0 TODAY.
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ARL.-$5O0 DOWN
A mister f1x-it" house. Good loea-
tion, for renting or living in; .
blocks to shopping. Land alone
worth the price Of $500,
ARL.-$1l,750
semidetached; handy location:
handy to shopping: handy to
school; Priced low with high as
sumption
ARL.-$l4,500
1916 So. MONROE ST.
Best deal in older home in this
area; close in; quiet street. Nice
yard, living room, kitchen; / bed
room and bath down; true center
hall plan; bath and bedroom up:
with room for apartment or 2
bedrooms; extra lot available.
Tinkle Prop, Inc.
s1o1 Col Pike. Arl, Va. Realtor
IA. 5-1207
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UNIQUE

Luxurious contemporary charmer
richly paneled with. beamed cell.
inss throughout FABULOUS
room sizes. 8 bedrms., 2h baths
TREMENDOUS reg. room with
fireplace. UNUSUAL financing car
REMARKABLE patio with fiSh.
pond and indirect lighting
BEAUTIFULLY wooded level lot
FAIRLY priced. S29,aS0.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-mD.
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX. X.-R0sEMONT - Delightful q
bedrm. semidetached home near
G. W. HiEh; sep. din. rm... we'll
equip kit, finished bsmt, fenced
yard. storm windows; excel. eond
Best yet. only s12,950 with very
good terms. See i today KI; q
$3.50 N. H. BARRY ORG. REALTY
ADMIN.
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Arlington Realty Co.

AIIIIIgIUII Neatly 90.
23O0 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-p3O(
Multiple Listing Broker
LINCOLNIA PARK-Custom brk
3-bedrn. split-level on k-acrt
wooded corner lot; lEe. rms,
baths. rec. rm.. garage; centrally
located assume Ice. 4laet FHA
loan: BY OWNER, FL, 4-53p4.
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LORCOM LANE AREA
S16.Q5n

Key Bridge > miles to this lovely.
CHEEKY, older home, surrounded by
Towering shrubs, towering trees
high elevation; liy. room. 22x15,
hrepl; din. rm, 15Xl2; EQUIP kit.
12Xl0; disposal. md fr.: 3 bed
rms. bath, lge. closets bSmt.: oil
h.-w,h.: . screened porches: near
schools; $1,000, cash: terms.
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Low DOWN PAYMENT-3-b -bedroom
rambler. l5xlS living room, kit.
dining area, full basement, nice
lot; only S14,25O. Call UNITED
REALTY CO., CIR. 3-24S4
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Realty Revue Of the Week

the group Of boards having
from one to IS members.
Anthony G. Denice has
announced the formation of
A. G. ,Denice, Inc, mortgage
bankers.
The new firm has Offices
at suite 304 in the Arlington
Trust Building, Arlington.
H. HarIand CrOwell, jr.,
has been appointed general
sales managersof the residen-
tial sales division Of Frederick
w. Berens Sales. Inc; George
w. De Franceaux, president,
announced today.
Mr.. Crowell formerly was
in charge of the firms four
Northern Virginia Offices. The
new appointment was made
to coordinate more fully the
activities of the company's
suburban Offices.
y = =
Mrs. Margaret J. Mas has
Joined the sales staff Of Melt.
ger, Realtors, 5022 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, the firm
has announced.
Mrs. Mas has had 10
years experience in residen-
tial sales. She is a three
time winner Of the Mont
gomery County Outstanding
Sales Award.
- a.
William C. Hotter has be-
come associated with the
commercial department OF
the Arlington Realty Co.,
Mrs. Ruby Dalton, sales man
ager, has announced. .
Mr.. Hotter, who has a
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background both in real es-
tate sales and as a residential
builder. has spent the last
three years handling mort
gage loans on residential and
commercial property for Bog
ley, Harting & Hight, the an
noucement said.
= q
Julie Hill, formerly super
visor Of Welcome Wagon,
Inc, of Northern Virginia.
has joined the Ann Carroll
Real Estate firm. Mrs. Patri-
cia C. Baggett, president of
the firm, has announced.
\ 4 i \
Hugh Baker has been
named outstanding salesman
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Of Routh Robbins Real Estate
Corp. for June with sales Of
1929, 900 in that month. For
his performance, the firm
awarded Mr.. Baker and his
family a three-day trip on
the firms yacht Fantasy"
i y y
The Perry Boswell Co.,
Mount Rainier, Md. has an
nounced appointment of
Raymond r. Kesby as man
ager of its commercial, in
dustrial and land develop
ment department. Mr.. Kes-
by, who lives in Cheverly,
previously was on the firms
residential staff.
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Rear Admiral Edwin w.
Heron, USN (retired), has
been named executive vice
president of the Northern
Virginia Real Estate Board,
James M. Duncan III has
announced.
Admiral Heron, who lives
at 201 West Walnut street
Alexandria, is a former wage
and salary administrator
with Melpar, Inc.
In announcing the ap-
pointment, Mr.. Duncan said
that it reflects the boards
growth and that a top busi-
ness executive was needed to
carry on the increasingly i'm
portant board functions.
The new executive vice
president is a graduate of
the Naval Academy and re-
ceived a master of arts de-
gree from Stanford Univer-
sity.
His naval career consisted
largely of sea duty in de-
stroyers and cruisers. He saw
service on Admiral Radford's
staff as personnel officer of
the Pacific Fleet during the
Korean conflict.
= y 4 q
The Board of Realtors of
Cumberland (Md.) was one
of four first prize winners in
a recent contest held by the
National Association of Real
Estate Boards on imaeina-
tive and energetic ways Of
observing Realtor Week.
Winning organizations were
selected in each of four size
categories and the Cumber-
land Board was winner in
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EDCEMOOR AREA 1903 Marion Lane
Ideal Center-HalI COlOnial-$26,750
On a curving dead-end street shops, schools bus
and swimming and tennis club Large living room ample
dining m. eating space in kitchen; powder rm bedrms4
baths; storage attic garage porch Unusually pretty
shrubbery, tall trees. Immaculate condition.
Out Bradley Blvd, right MoorlGnd
eft "a 10
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Fl. SUMNER HILLS 523I WEsTPATH WAY
Colonial rambler wnsize bedrooms large living room,
fireplace dining room kitchen with breakfast space
ton room, fireplace, Gear garage.
DIRECTfINS Mass Aue. Extended SaRgamors Rd
right WeStpath Way.
TT. SUMMER HILLS 5o44 WESTPATH TERRI.
Centerhall rambler wooded site. winsize bedrooms
baths large living room psneed den, kitchen with breakfast
space room frepaces, screened porch garage
Rd right
Westpath Way, left Wespath Terrace.
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BOCLEY-Home. Open Sunday 1 g

ROCK CREEK HILLS 34O5 Wake DR..
Bedrms., Den; Baths-$33,9 $50
This rambler Il acre is the outstanding value in
this fashionable area Gracious living rm dining rn
level oven dShwasher disposal dnette space in wood
paneled family roomkchen 3Oft pine paneled daylight
recreation with fireplace and sliding glass doors to
patio Carport; beautifully wooded lot.
past KenSnotoR
Ber right end at Wake Dr. and
FOLLOW
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COMPOSED for the occasion. At top center, SVitch-
SnitherS readuStS the tree tchich has stood up
pretty nell, considering the tunnels. In the goods
waggon" ahead, Santa's reindeer is played by
Gmendolyn the railways taporite Guernsey cow.
At UPPER right, Engine Driver 'IgginS baStes the
Christmas goose ohiIe Chief Fireman puts the
finishing touches on a plum pudding and Abbren-
tice Fireman worrieS that there aren't enough plates
for the commuters.
The 743 from footing East is about to bash into
the Christmas Special but nobody eper gets hurt on
the FIT. G O.C. And anyway, ruhat other COM
n1utirg line has so much Christmas Sbirit2
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FAR TOTTERING, ENGLAND

u hriStnaS in England The blazing log fire,
the happy caroerS the roast gooSe-DickenS
~ himself couldn't Improve the situation
this holiday season the Far Tottering and Oyster
creek RaiIuay RowLand Enlen Britain tauorite
cartoonist drew this unforgettable picture Of holiday
wassaH on the worLds most precarious con,n,uter
line especially for This Week.
As YOU see, Santa Claus (StdtionmaSter Grace
'Awkins) arrived on schedule DESPITE moment Of
anxiety when his car-coubing broke north Of Upper
UnderbutSh Luckily he found safety pin
In the foreground, Brakeman BERTHE Barkis
hands out free gifts as the directors sing carol
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Program Listings

rancher hires O professional gun
fighter. Henry Fonda, Allen Case
WeIk. Variety.
! Hour. Champagne Music Mok-
ers-Rocky Rockwell Bob Lido,
LorY Hooper.
9-Mr. Lucky. Adventure.
Lucky is caught between the low
and the IowIess when his car
becomes involved in O hit-run
murder. John Vivyon. Ross Nor
tin. Wendell Holmes, Doris Sin
gIeton.
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SATURDAY
5-PIoyhouse Five. Movie.

5-PIoyhouse Five. Movie.
Ir2 Hours. "LIoyds of London"
1896. The story Of the famous
English insurance and banking
firm. Madeleine Carroll. Vir-
ginio Field, Tyrone Power,
9-The PIoy of the Week.
Z Hours. 1.-The Girls in Room
500" A comedy about poir
OF hermit ladies' who ore diseoV-
cred in one OF the bock suites Of
O condemned building and, who
refuse TO move urtil Roosevelt is
out Of the White House PEGGY
Wood. Imogene Coco, Nancy
Walker, LorN Blyden. Parker
FenneIly
1900
4-News. Sports.
Sproeue. Michael.
7-Seturduy Night Movie.
", Hours. "Pefect Snob l94l.
A pretty groduote from o fosh-
ionoble girls school rushes off TO
Honolulu with her mother to snaa
weoIthy husband. Cornell Wilde.
Lynn Boi, Charlotte Greenwood.
ll:l5
4-Feoture Festival. Movie.
IA Hours. "Thunderbrds. 1852.
A National Guord unit trains tor
the oncomino wor John Borry-
more, IT,, Mona Freemon.
1900
5-Dick Powell Show. Drama.
1870
5-Newsbeot.
9-NewS.
l2:40
9-Shock! Movie.
! Hour, 10 Minis. The Cot
Creeps." l946. The spirit OF
corpse supposedly lives on in the
body OF cot Paul Kelly, Lois
Collier.
l:50
9-Meditation. Weather.
IRk-PRoFEssIoN WITH A TUTvAE!
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April %
EVENING

7-Air Power.
$50
4-Troffic Court. TrioIs
7-Stote Trooper. Police.
$40
9-AImonoc. Newsreels.
6:45
9-Saturdoy News Special.
700
4-Border Petrol. Adventure.
5-Hiehwoy Petrol. Crime.
7-Sea Hunt. Adventure.
9-Shotsun SIode. Detective
7:30
4-Bononzo. Color.
I Hour. "Oork Stor" A young
gypsy girl is bent on self destruc-
ton because she believes she is
witch. Susan Harrison Michael
London, Lorne Greene, Hugo
Hoos.
Stroller Derby. Sport.
Z Hours. Video topped.
7-Dick Clark Show. Variety.
Guests: Jill Corey, Bobby RydeII,
Paul Anko, the Brothers Four,
Billy Blond
9-Perry Mason. Mystery.
! Hour. "The Case of the NnbIe
Nephew" Three hundred ond
nine ceres Of land become the
test by which O man tries TO de-
tern1ine the honesty Of two
nephews Roymond Burr. Will
liam H. Wright Joel Lawrence,
Borboro Hale
500
7-John Gunther's High Rood.
John Gunther takes viewers island
hopping in the Caribbean os he
visits the West Indies Federation.
$50
Anon and the Challenge.
1.-THE Oropper A drug which
ouickens the broin ond couses
slow -motion vision is used in on
effort TO trop psychopothlc
killer. George Noder, Morgan
Jones, Jerry Summers.
7-Leove II to Beaver. Com'dy.
Beaver finds violet containing
$50. Jerry Mothers, Tony Dow,
Hugh Beaumont.
9-Wonted Decd or Alive.
WESTERN. When the wife Of q
fugitive kills her own husbond,
Bounty Hunter RondoII is stunned
until he Ieorns obout her post.
Steve Mcqueen, Wright King,
Mora Cordoy Richard Garland.
O.0n
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$50
4-WorId Wide 80.

! Hour. THE Winds OF Change.
Concerns South Africo and Gen.
+roI AEr;~o
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5-Don Owens Jomboree.
9-Hove Gun, Will Trovel.

PoIodin, his prisoner ond three
other travellers ore coptured in
an ambush by O hired killer who
holds them at ounpoint until the
orrivoI OF his mysterious en-
pIoyer Richard Boone, Alan
Dexter, Michael Ferris, Hal Need
han
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4-Mon From lnterpol.

1.-The Murder Rocket " Smith OF
tempts TO protect O man he be-
Ieves will be the next victim in
q series Of murders. Richard
WyIer stors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

1911 was awarded a doctorate
in geology from Johns Hopkins
University.
She served as q research as
sistant at Johns Hopkins until
1915: then, with the outbreak
Of World War I, she went to
France with q French ambu-
lance unit.
Miss Gardner Joined the
Geological Survey here in 1920.
She retired in 1852.
She was a member Of many
scientific societies and In 1862
was president Of the Paleontolo-
gical Society. The next year she
was elected vice president OF
the Geological Society Of Amer
lea. She also was q charter
member Of the Arts Club in
Washington.
Miss Gardner leaves no Inn.
mediate survivors.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged by Gawler's Chapel.
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Copt. Charles c. WOLF, Jr.,
Retired District Firemun

Capt. Charles c. WOLF, jr.,
81. who retired two years ago
after 80 years with the District
Fire Department. died Satur-
day while playing checkers at
the No. 81 Engine Company
firehouse in the 1700 block of
Lanier place NV.
He had been director Of pub
lie relations for the depart
ment and was liaison with To-
cal Civil Defense activities. He
produced q film on the train
ing Of a fireman and often rep
resented the department at
festivals and conventions in
nearby States.
Born in Washington, Capt.
WOLF was the son of a fire de-
partment captain. He gradu-
ated from Allegheny College in
Meadville, Pa. where he played
football. He was also on the
team at Mckinley High School
here.
Capt. WOLF was active at
First Church Of Christ Scien-
fist. Columbia road and Eu-
cid street NV, and a night
librarian at the church's read
ing room at 1922 Connecticut
avenue NV. He lived at 2707
Adams Mill road NV.
He leaves his wife. Irene F..
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Frank E. KistIer,
'OiI-Gus Leader

GLENWOoD SPRINGS
Colo. Nov. Is (AP).-Frank E
Kistler, Is, whose oil and gas
field discoveries were valued a
few years ago at a billion dol
lars. died yesterday Of q heart
attack.
He was one Of the VESTS
most prominent businessmen
and investment leaders.
Mr.. KiStler's remarkable bust
ness career started in 1917
when he became founder and
head of the Producers and Re-
filming Co. In his first year in
business, at the age of IS, he
made 81 million profit.
Still later, he lost $12 million
in an oil field undertaking. But
Mr.. Kistler's rolier-coaster
business career had far more
peaks than dips.
One of his biggest discoveries
was the Amarillo gas field in
Texas. He developed $4,000
acres of oil leases in Wyoming's
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Herbert Gowun,
Pioneer ochinist
In Naturalization

Herbert Boyce Gowan, 66, o
retired aviation chief machin-
lists mate of the Navy, died
Monday in Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
Mr.. Gowan, q resident Of
Gainesville: Va, took part in
the beginnings Of naval avia-
ton. He served on the Nays
first aircraft tender, the Wright.
Mr.. Gowan had gone down with
two different flying boats over
water and was seriously in
jured in q third crash near his
home In South Carolina.
During World War II Mr..
Gowan served at the Anacostia
Naval Air Station. He retired
in 1945 and moved to Warren
tonS Va, and later to Gaines
vile.
He was q member Of the
Fleet Naval Reserve, Branch
No. 4, and the Masonic Lodge
in South Carolina.
He leaves his wife Laura Of
the home address, and q son.
Joel p. Gowan, USN. stationed
in Sanford, Fla.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow at the
Chambers Funeral Home, sofa
M street NV. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Charles Shorter,
~, Government
Aide IS Years

Charles B. Shorter. ST., 70, a
lifelong resident of the District
and an employee Of the Govern
ment for more than IS years,
died Monday at his home, 10
Seaton place NV.
Mr.. Shorter retired in 1851
as a messenger with the Treas
ury Department. He received
the Albert Gallatin Award for
long and outstanding service.
He was q member of SITS.
John Lodge, No. IL, FEAM.
He leaves his wife, Annie B.,
Of the home address; a son
Charles B. Shorter II of 731
Quackenbos street NV, and a
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Mae
Clark Of $3.50 Sligo Mill road
NE; four grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
Services viii be at II am. to-
morrow in the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1920 Ninth street NV
Burial will be in Harmony
Cemetery.
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Fred B. Greeur,
State Bor Figure

NORTON. Va. Nov. 10 (AP).
Fred B. Greear, 61-year-old
attorney and q former president
Of the Virginia Bar Association,
was found dead in bed yester-
day. Is
A medical examiner said
death probably was caused by q
heart attack.
MIR. Greear was bar associa-
ton president in 1852 and had
represented Wise County in the
General Assembly. He was ma
tional committeeman from the
State Young Democratic Clubs
in 1884.
He attended Emory and
Henry College and held his law
degree from the University Of
Virginia. He was a trustee Of
Emory and Henry and a mem
Der Of the University Of Vir-
ginia's board Of trustees.
He leaves his wife, q son and
q daughter.
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Mrs. 9. E.LindIeX
Captains Widow

Mrs. Eileen d. Lindley, q,
widow Of Capt. Gail e. Lindley,
USNR. died Monday at her
home in Summit, N. J.
Mrs. Lindley. q Washington
resident for over 80 years, at
tended Eastern High School
and Wilson Teachers College,
now known as District Teachers
College. She was a member of
the Xxx" Club while attend
ing college.
Mrs. Lindley leaves her three
children. Barbara Ann, Thomas
Arthur and Gary Lindley, all of
Summit.
Burial will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Arlington Cemetery.
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julio A. Gardner Dies,
Retired PoIeontoIoqist


Miss Julia A. Gardner, Is, a
retired paleontologist with the
United States Geological Sur
vey, died yesterday at her home
in Bethesda after a long illness.
She was regarded by her
associates as a foremost au-
thority in her field and was
the author Of many monographs
during her 32-year career with
the Government agency.
Miss Gardner was born in
Chamberlain, s. OAK, and was
q 1905 graduate Of Bryn Mawr
College. She received her
masters degree from Bryn
Mawr two years later and in
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EIIubeIIe Davis

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Nov.
Is (AP).-Ellabelle Davis, So,
one Of the outstanding Negro
singers Of the last 20 years,
died yesterday of cancer. Miss
Davis. a soprano, who sang
operator and classical roles, was
the daughter of a grocer in New
Rochelle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

Big Sand draw, and at one time
owned 10000 acres Of the IA
nous Diamond K Ranch near
Lttleton, Colo.
His worth once was estimated
at $50 million.
Mr.. Kistler was a native of
Greensboro, N. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

Of the home address, and two
brothers, Alvin E. WOLF of 1925
M place Sc. and Robert E.
Wolz Of Puerto Rico.
Funeral services were to be
at 2 pm. today at the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV, with
private burial.
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Dratha

WILSON, sSs.1 Tf r. issd a. on e. A Mssass
bare W. va. H Aa4sSRglI'E M WfEsoN
Of Romano W. wilson and brother
Of Mrs. Edna spry. Mrs. Lillian
Jolley, Mrs Vivian Watson and
Robert 8. Wilson, ne also Is sur
yiyed by other relatives and friends
From , pm; to- 10 pm. Thursday,
November L. friends are invited
HOm can asi Ne Mas sVs Wss1.
services will be held on Friday. No
vember is, at 1890 pm. the Rev
A. F. Zines officiating. In lieu Of
flowers the family suggests that ex-
pressions OF sympathy may be made
IN the form of contributions "a
the American Cancer Society. In
terment Arlington National Gene.
terry. IL
WILSON. HARRY Z. ofncers and
80. members Of James Reese
Europe Post. No. 5, Inc,
the American Legion. are
requested to assemble for
funeral services for our
late comrade, Past Comdr
HARRY E, WILSOfs. at the
MaErIder Funeral Home, 1911
NiShSls sy ~ i ss; on TsuIsdsy. No
WILLIAM e. BIBBs. Adjuta1t.
WOODLAND. ALICE I, On tuesday,
November Is. 1850, ALICE !.
WOODLAND. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements By Mcguire.
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Baltic Seq Freezes

Because Of its low salt con-
tent, large sections of the Baltic
Sea freeze over for three to five
months each winter. -
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family Of MARY STEPHENS WAN.
PIER wish to express their sincere
appreciation for the many kind
nesses shown them during this time
Of bereavement.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL park lot
a sites,. excel. loo; present price,
81 ,0a5; will sac for immediate sale,
$3.50 cash. KE 6-6192. Is
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VIRGINIA

ANNANDAIE FLORIST
Columbia Pike and Maple st.
Annandale Va CT 6-2666
CONKLYN'S FLORIST
2046 Wilson BLVD Arl ia 7-6Bl6
e23 King st. Alex. ri. s.oli2
Fitx-HuRh's Florist g. Garden Center
Fairfax Shopping Center
Fairfax. Va CIR 3-2166
RECTOR's FLORIST
Vienna, 140 Maple Ave, DU 5-7772
sALLI LOU FLORIST. INC.
Next to Baileys Cross Roads Fire Dept
HU 1-2420
TOWERS FLOWERS
Arlington ia, 7-0073
Leesburs (703 SP. 1851
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth et. and Mass Ave. NE. Ii $4,000
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ford I'd. coiiege PARK, Nd. Novern-
Der IL. 1890, father Of Heidi Rosen-
thai. stepfather Of Mrs. Barbara
Ia Due. grandfather Of Michael
La Due. Remains at Chambers
Funeral Home. SIT 18th st., Sc,
is:so p.m. Services sSse IN Fort My e.
Chapel. Fort Myer, Va, at / pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
RUSSELL, WILLIAM RAYMOND. Sud
$50. % VI iAiaaI kAY NSSsRD'r Rus:
SELL of 5608 Kansas ave. NV,
devoted SON Of Robert Russell and
Martha Russell. he also leaves to
mourn his passing II sisters and
Johnsoni his grandmother. Catherine
Dixon; two aunts and three uncles,
other relatives and many friends
Arrangements by John T. Rhines &
Co. Funeral Home. 3015 18th St
ne. Washington. p. C. lample park
ea after pm nhe Wed issdas my ny
vember 10. and where funeral serv-
Ices will be held Thursday. Novem-
Der II. at 9 am, the Rev. 0uin-
land Gordon ofiiciating. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
SHORTER. CHARLES BENJAMIN, Or.
a e RMIGaaSi SENj hIMSfRP sHoR4rR aSss &c.
Of ITO Seaton pl NV, beloved hus-
band OF Annie Bell Shorter, son
Of the late Edward and Priscilla
Shorter. devoted father Of Charles
B, II, and Mrs. Dorothy Mae Shorter
Clark and brother of the late Alice
". Mary Z. and Harry e. Shorter;
grandfather Of Mrs. Sylvia L. Sim
gleton. Mrs. Charlotte A. Shelton,
Miss Barbara Ann Shorter and
Charles B. Shorter III. Also sur
viying are four Observation-Disclosures,
other relatives and many friends.
After 4 pm. Wednesday, November
10, friends are invited to call at
the Mcguire Funeral Home. 1920
9th st. NV, where services will be
held on Thursday. November II, ct
IL am. Interment National Har-
mony Memorial Park. 16
SHORTER, CHARLES B, A special
a communication Is hereby
N called for st. Johns
s. 81; +; !;
SHORTER Funeral services at IL
am, Of the Mcclure Funeral Home.
FRANK PARKER, W. M.
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LUCAS. LEONARD. 8, On Menaey.

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h h S. s Of usss n0aislf o ssi
Lucas. father Of Ralph Richard and
Leonard Lucas. jr.. and the. late
Nancy Virginia Lucas. He also Is
survived by two sisters. Mamie
daughters-in-law and host Of other
relatives and friends. After 5 pm.
Wednesday. November 10, friends
may call at the Petworth Funeral
Home, Inc. S14 Upshur ST.. NV.
Funeral services will be held on
thesda Baptist Church. 1916 Cap
itol ave. me-. at l pm, the Rev.
John Bussey officiatinR. 16