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Evening star., 1960-03-27
HOUSES FOR sAIE-Mp.
POTOMAC

Spacious new white brick Co!onis
on 2-acre wooded cor. lot. Cen.
ter hall, lEe. liV. rm., library with
full bath and family rm. on Isl
q. 4 twin bedrms.. baths up. 2.
car garage; scr. pch.
DIR River I'd. to Bradley, left Il
Persimmon tree, right to home.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
| HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

TAKOMA PARK-Taks your pick
4-bedrm. det. or 3-bedrm. bun
galov on. 10000 50. It. corner
lot. Near bus, schools, and stores
Almost immed. poss. S15,950 each
See today. RAFFHL REAL
ESTATE. III Q-Il03
Evening star., 1960-03-27
POTOMAC
l2ln NEW1IArn

New brick center-haIl Colonial. 4
bedrms.. 21a baths, library, util
rm., full bsmt., 2-car carport i.
acre lot, S44. 800.
DIR. River I'd, Ia miles beyond
Bradley TO Persimmon Tree I'd
sharn left to Newhall, right &
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nT@g@n

1907 HIGHvIEw DRIVE. wheaton
Lovely 3-bedrm. split-level;
plenty Of grow" room. Reason
see: Out Viers Mill rd. to Holiday
Park. left on Ferarra to IrdiKo
and left to house. Open Sunday
noon til dark or call Mrs. Bard,
with LITTLE ASSOCIATES, Ju.
5-O60O.
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QUAINT ACTRESSES, $50

OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 3 5i2i
Saratoga ave. "Glen Cove" shorl
distance to District line, neal
River rd.-Well built 193sl bricl
Dutch Colonial on beautiful lot
Living room with fireplace. small
separate dining room, kitchen witt
gas range and electric refrigera.
tor, nice bedrooms and full bath
on first floor: eNtra-larRe room
finished in knotty pine on seconc
floor with u bath; full basement
5000 cash plus settlement
ehargesN to qualified purchaser
Federal Housing appraisal. SEQ.
DUu
DIRECTIONS: North on River road
from Western ave, left 70 Sara.
George GEO sEs I. soRoERRiP sof RPEN nc. iisH isgs
K 81. NV, Ma. S-035O. EN-. ..
S6Il. OIL, R-11h2
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WHEATON
ALMOST
NEW
HILLANDALE

Prestige setting, on quarter
acre is this most beautiful
brick rambler, priced at only
S24.a50.
VISIBLE QUALITY"
Featuring formal dining rm.,
huge kitchen v/table space,
huge living rm, with fire.
place tiled walk-out base
ment and choice landscapinR.
Dir: Out N. Hampshire ave.
TO Overlook dr.. and left to
l50e Open l to s. HE.
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE
OPEN, is
$500 SUNDALE DIR.

SILVER SPRING - Split = level: :
bedrms., 3 baths, maids nm, rec
rm.. with firepl., sep. din rm.
modeIn kit, CENTRAL AIR
COND: Ideal loc. for doctor OF
dentist Asking price, S33. 500
Dir; East-West hwy. to Sundale
diagonally across from Red Gross
Bids. and open sign
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.. INC
JU. $4,000
Ewes, Mr.. Cook. JU. 5-3292
Evening star., 1960-03-27
OFF GEORGIA AVE

A red brick rambler that's as
pretty as a picture, with 3
nice bedrms., big kitchen
with table suaus.
STOP, LOOK N SEE
Plus large fenced yard: ideal
for first home. priced for
quick sale at only Sl4.25O,
Dir; Out Georgia ave. to
Denley rd. and left TO 1oRO4.
Open to ). LO &-OSOO
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rAKOMA ACADEMY
4 Bedrooms, 2 baths

Highly desirable home that pro-
vides every comfort for q good
size family, conveniently located to
shopping, transportation. schools
and the Takoma Academy. Nice
corner lot enclosed with Anchor
fence. Well priced at S21, 900.
can be sold FHA. Owners may
ROBERT Z. LoHR, INC.
REALTOR HE. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-03-27
YOUR BEST BUYS FROM
NICHOLAS
6E0gGn
NEW
HOMES
BURNT MILLS PARK

Elegant and beautiful new
ramblers and split-levels in
the most desirable area Of
Hillandale.
BE OUR GUEST"
Featuring 3 bedrms., 2Jz
baths, den or 4th bedrm,,
de luxe equip. kitchens. sep
arate dining rms, full walk
out Easements with dazzling
rec: rms. Priced from
Dir: out N. Hamp. ave. to
Cresthaven dr.. and left 10
new homes. Open till dark.
HE. 4-013S.
COLLEGE PARK
Delightful 3-bedrm., ] h-bath
split-toyer ramblers with
sparkling modern kitchens.
huge living rooms.
SEEING is BELIEVING"
Walk-out picture-windoved
easements: ready for imme-
diate occupancy. Full price
only SI6,950.
III. Out bhlllmOEt DlNO or
Rhode Island ave. to Edge
wood I'd. and right to Edge
wood Knobs. Open till dark.
HE. 4-10O0.
WHEATON
Most enticing brick split
levels and ramblers, ready to
move into. priced from
S20,500.
WAITING FOR YOU
Walk-out Easements with nm
ished rec. rms, 2 baths,
dining rms, de luxe kitch-
ems, and 3 or 4 bedrms.
Dir: Out Viers Mill rd. to
Bushey DIR. and right 70 Elby
DR.. and left TO "KERWOOD
ESTATES. Open till dark.
LO. b-040O
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| HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LANGLEY PARK-Choiee selection
Of . and 3 bedrm. brick semidet.
homes.
list COME lst SERVED"
Full walk-out bsmt., 1st-foor
powder rms. and fully equip. kits.
W j NICHOLAS HE 4-l000
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ROCKVILLE

Open Sat. Sun, / Till &
5 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Custom built new brk. home; bsmt
s1ceee 80 nlo kitchen. Underpriccd at
considered. For directions. cali
r. l.. SMITH REALTY co
"a. 4-I7ll GA. 4-S7a5.
ROCKVILLE, West End: S4O0 dn
sos mo. pays ail-Det 5.bsdrm Tn
expand home: bsmti. s enci PeGfh polrb
lge. lot. R. I. SMITH REALTY,
GA. 4-7711, GA. 4-s795.
ROCKVILLE; SI99 dn. incl settle
ment-3-bedrm. rambler: vacant
payments like rent. r. L. SMITH
REALTY, GA. 4-7711. GA. 4-S795.
hd3CkyILLE d,, CTwinbrook); S4OO
lot: payments like rent; vacant
4. L. SMITH REALTY. GA Z.
-71l1, GA. 1895.
ROSEMARY HILLS bedrms and
= baths: lovely center.nail Colo
nial with den, sep. din. rm,
built-in garage: S96.450
,,oo HUGH T PECK
1l246 Ga. ave. 10 5-oa9O
ROSEMARY HILLS AREA
beautiiul 3-bedrm. 1i5-bath brick
REALISTICALLY PRICED"
sep. DIN. rm., de luxe kitchen fin-
lShed rec. rm., and lge lot wttrees.
W, j. NICHOLAS LO. 5-0S0O
SANDY SPRING, MD.-Colonial
prick rambler, ideal for the large
family Has potential of 4 bed
rms, 3 baths, plus rec. rm, with
frepi hv,, rm. with firepl. mod
ern Kit, Gear garage. Lovely g.
acre wooded acre with large flow
ing stream. S3a,5OO. ASHTON
Really co. Ev. 4-1743, WA,
SEMINARY RD.-Det. brk, Cape
COD: bedrooms. powder room.
screened porch. RE. 1924. 27'
SENECA = HOTTEST HOME BUY
TODAY, 3-bedrm. Cape Cod: din
rm.. y baths, fireplS., rec. rm.
HUGH T. PECK, GA. 4-65T5.
SIIERRIE LANE - SI7,g5O new
| home cond.. brick rambler: lge
/ rear scr. porch, leads to l34-ft.
deep yd;; many extras. GRAHAM
SILVER SPRING-4-bedrm. split
level. Close in and well located
/ Features central air cond, 2la
sumo SiS,ooo, a. financing
Priced to sell HUGH r. PECK,
HE. 4-l700 1855 New Hamp. Ave.
SILVER SPRING attractive ..
/ story brick houses, IN low 2Os
being sold bv OWNER. Can be
moved to your lot. JU. 9-557l be-
fore pm, weekdays.
SILVER SPRING. = Rambler; 3
bedrms. ga baths. modern kit.
chen. fireplace. recreation room
basement garage. Close in al
Wayne ave. and Sligo Creek park.
way. NT. all facilities, OWNER
-S22,950. JU. 7-7522.
SILVER SPRING-CLOSE IN, al.
most new, all-brick 3-bedrm, 2A2
bath, split-level on lovely fenced
treed lot. De luxe, cheerful kitch.
en- with bay window, huge daylight
G. A, sCHLEsINGER CO.
SILVER SPRING = NEW SPLIT
LEVEL; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, lEe
ny. rm., de luxe kit, besut. rec
rm'' buy HtdA EH4' r 81 PEcT Eek
1896 Ga. Ave. Lo. 5-g9aC
SILVER SPRING-Charning a.
1m 6Sdrm E Cape Pee Cod I'd; liY arEnlr,FiI1 sm4 din
WooDED LOT. HI Home NHG appr6yed br6 9t
BY FHA for Si7,5OO. HUGH 7
PECK, HE 4-l70O TIL q
SILVER SPRING-Attention largr
family lEe. bedrms., = ful
baths, kit. with table space, rec
rm. with firepl; sep. din. rm
fenced, wooded lot: conv. II
schools and trans. huge CT loar
: can be assumed only So3.abO
' sURBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
10. b-36S7.
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ROCKVILLE
,Irvcr OTNry pApV
KAY BOWLING
4 BEDROOMS
IN ALL THESE

1. pAMAsCUS-1la baths, fireplace
in liv. rm., separate din. rm
Large kit. Full bsmt. with pine
paneled rec. rm. Oil INV h
Dashboard radiation. s4-acre lot
IT'S brick, too, and priced at les:
than 100000.
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8. GAITHERsBURG-2 tile baths
separate din. rm, den. Lge. mod
ern kit. Stone fireplace in liv
rm. Bsmt. with y bath. H-w h
Gear garaee Extra ige. lot oi
breathtaking beauty with lots oi
trees and shrubs. Excellent loca-
ton. $4,000.
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2 LAYToNSvILLE-2 tile baths
fireplace in liv. rm., separate din
rm., delightful kit Scr. porch on
liv. rm Full bsmt., rec. rn., lge
lot with trees. Oil h.-w.h, Storm
windows and doors and many
extras S24,950.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

9. WHEATON AREA-FlrepIace ~
lEe hv, rm' Equipped XII Tiled
bsmt. with tiled floor. Within
walking distance Of elementary
junior high and parochial schools
Near Wheaton Plaza Shopping
Center Priced to sell at $4,000
Will sell FHA-
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Ella THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
Morch n, 1860
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(cONTINUeDl
KAY BOWLING

KAY bOWL1NG
PoTOMAC-ROCRVILLE AREA
Unusual 3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler
Iovely stone fireplace, family rm
on main hr with barbecue grill
French doors opening on patio
full-eouipped elec. kitchen. Garage
LEe. airy bsmt. with lots Of room
for your family hobbies. OF
h.-wh. Dashboard radiation. Al
this on an acre Of land with ranch
fence oyerlooking beautiful rolling
countryside and with q baekdror
Of doswooSh; Hh. What's 11 IInsI mSTe; SSo, tn'
ROCKVILLE
s-bedrm. bungalow on corner lot
Nice, lge: kitchen: IileG IilG path 9Sii
tion, Priced for quick sale al
$4,000. VIII sell FHA.
WEST OLNEY PARK
II you are lopking for exceptional
values. see these beautiful brick
Yannblers today Two lovely
Colonial models with 23' liv
rms. with fireplaces. De luxe
elec. kitchens, fully equipped.
tiled baths. Family rm. or den
3 hedrms. Full osmt. Acre o.
also three different models Of
HILCO homes offering all sorts OF
de luxe features and kitchens tc
rave about.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
eo7 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburl
WI. S-9250 30l-WA. 6-250G
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8. WASHINGTON oRovE-e.story
q CAIrHERsRrRG-W -Well-nIannet

D. GAIIHERSBUFG- Well-pla nnec
low rambling rancher. with !
tiled baths Mahogany paneleC
den on main FIR Fully equipped
elec. kit. Separate din. rm. Beau
tiful ehtr. foyer with fiagstonC
f1oc:. Beautiful stone wall al
the way down to full bSmt. and
housing fireplace in liv. rm. ano
raised hearth fireplace in ma.
hogany-paneled -. rm., l4'x35'
that makes you Cant TO have q
party. Carport, secluded pariC
A REAL BEAUTY.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
ROSEMARY HILLS

Sparkling like new is this
most attractive 3-bedrn,
Ia bath brick rambler.
Spring is HERE"
De luxe equip. Kitchen, walk.
out basement with hand
some rec, rm.; large level lot
with trees.
Dir. Out East-West hwy.
to Grub rd. and right 10
Ross rd. and left TO 1910,
Open | to 5, LO. 5-OSOO
Evening star., 1960-02-13
Maj. Joseph Hanson,
Historian, Dies at 80

Maj. Joseph Mills Hanson, SO.
historian of the Civil War and
World War I and a former
superintendent of Manassas
National Battlefield Park, died
Thursday at his home in
Manassas, Va.
Author of Bull Run Re-
members" pilot Knob, the
Thermopylae of the West"
History of American Combat
Divisions" and several other
war histories; he was instru-
mental in having the Manassas
battlefleldS of 1861 and 1862
made a national park.
In 1947 he retired as superin-
tendent of the park, ending %
years with the National Park
Service.
A native of Yankton, S. D.,
he attended Yankton College
preparatory section and in 1897
was graduated from st. Johns
Military School, N. Y. In 1887
he received a doctor of litera-
ture degree from Yankton Col
lege.
Maj. Hanson was commits
stoned a captain in the South
Dakota National Guard and
served on the Mexican border
from 1916 to 1917.
After the outbreak of World
War I he saw duty in France,
serving on the A.E.F. General
Staff until 1919.
A charter member of the
American Military History
Evening star., 1960-02-13
Red Assassin Plot
Fails in Cumbodiu

PNOM PENN, Cambodia,
Feb. 13 (AP). - An alleged
Communist plot to assaSsinate
Prime Minister Prince Norodom
Sihanouk was thwarted by
quick action of the United
States Embassy. it was dis
closed today.
A 16-year-old Cambodian
youth entered the Embassy
Wednesday and handed a note
written in French to the first
person he encountered. The
note said the youth was pre-
pared to aSsasSinate the Prince
on Thursday at a South Cam
bodia town where the Prince
was to ankle a speech.
The note asked the United
States Embassy to join the
plot.
Although the opinion at the
Embassy was that the youth
was unbalanced, Ambassador
William C. Trimple, Of Balti-
more, Md, had his administra-
tive officers pretend co-opera-
ton.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
Gen. Oskur Won Hindenburo,
Son of Ex-Germun President

BAD HARZBURG, Germany,
Feb. 13 (AP).-Gen. Oskar Won
Hindenburg, II, only son of
Field Marshal and Former
German President Paul Won
Hindenburg, died here yester-
day.
He came to this spa in the
Harz Mountains from his home
in Medingen, near Hanover,
to recuperate from a heart at
tack he suffered 10 days ago.
A new attack is believed to
have caused his death.
The younger Won Hindenburg
served in the Prussian Army
and was a general staff officer
during World War I. He be-
came his fathers personal aide
and retired from service as
brigadier general after the
Presidents death in 1884.
In World War II he was or
dered to active duty and made
supervisor of prisoner of war
camps in East Prussia.
Feeling this assignment was
a demotion, he asked to resign.
Evening star., 1960-02-13

This was granted and he lived
in West Prussia until the Soviet
Army approached toward the
end of the war when he fed
to Medingen.
Gen. Won Hindenburg made
news again in 1916, when he
was accused of having had a
hand in forging his fathers
will. He denied this under oath
and it was found that the
testament was genuine but a
second part of the document
had been kept secret by Hitler,
who was Reichchancellor at
the time.
This part, according to Franz
Won Papen, who as vice chan
cellor had written the testa-
ment. was a personal appeal to
Hitler to reinstitute a mon
archy in Germany.
Gen. Won Hindenburg is sur
vived by three daughters, all
living in Germany, and a son,
Hubertus. who is in the export
import business at Lisbon,
Portugal.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
Joseph MoIoney,
Retired Agent for
Suntu Fe RuiIroud

Joseph A. Maloney, Sc, Of
12l South Spring. street, Falls
Church. Va, a resident of the
area for more than 80 years
died of a heart attack yester-
day in Arlington Hospital.
Born in San Pierre, Ind, Mr..
Maloney grew up there and
moved to Chicago at the turn
of the century, where he was
employed by the Santa Fe
Railroad as a travelling passen-
ger agent. When the company
opened an Office here in the
1930S, Mr.. Maloney was trans
ferred here and continued to
serve the line until his retire
ment in 1943.
Mr.. Maloney was long a
member of the Washington
Passenger Association, a fra
ternity Of railroad men. He
also had been active in the
Districts Sacred Heart Church
Evening star., 1960-02-13
Mrs. John J. Noonon, 80,
Widow of Civic Leader

Besides her work with her
husband, Mrs. Noonan had a
reputation as a poet, and
would write her own poetry for
her Christmas cards each year.
A graduate of Cincinnati
University, she served on the
Trinity College Board for As
years. for a time as its presi-
dent, and was recently made
an honorary vice president.
She leaves two grandsons
John D. Miller of 1905 Rolling
road, Chevy Chase, Md, and
F. Brett Miller of 1881 Tilden
street NV, and five great
grandchildren.
Friends may call at the
home of John Miller.
Services will be at $50 am.
Monday at st. Matthews
Cathedral. with burial in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-02-13

Mrs. Alice M. Noonan, 90,
widow of Washington business
man and civic leader John j.
Noonan. died Thursday at Car
roll Manor in Hyattsville.
The former Alice Murray of
Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Noonan
assisted her husband in various
enterprises both here and in
Ohio. They came here in 1907.
The couple at different times
operated an amusement park
in Cabin John, a restaurant, a
Photographic studio and a
theater.
With his many business in
tereSts, her husband was able
to spend considerable time in
civic affairs. An investor in the
old Washington Railway and
Electric Co., he successfully
crusaded for a Scent fare for
school children and free
lunches for needy students.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
New Polio Cases
Fall to SO Level
BY the Associated Press

Only IL polio cases were re-
ported by the States last week,
the smallest weekly total since
early in 1858, the Public Health
Service said yesterday.
There were only four para
lytic cases listed but the type
of five cases was unspecified
and a Health Service spokes-
man said some of these later
may be determined to be para
lytic.
The smallest number of cases
in a week in recent
years was five during the week
ended March Is, 1858. Three of
them were paralytic.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
Claude WiIIette,
FPC Engineer

Claude o. Willette, 65, a Fed
eral Power Commission engi-
neer, died Friday of pneumonia
at his home at 1l03 South
Washington street. AleXan-
dria, Va.
Born in Minnesota, he lived
in the Washington area since
1912, when he joined the Navy
Department. He worked for the
Army Corps of Engineers from
1850 to 1854, when he took a
position with the Power Com
mission.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Betty G. Willette of the home
address; a son, Air Force
T/Sergt. Claude o. Willette, jr.,
stationed in Morocco: his
father, David Willette of Mil
waukee; three brothers, David
"A. Ol milwaukee, EQWarQ u. OF
Torrington, Conn, and Richard
of Kansas City, Mo.
He also leaves six sisters,
Mrs. Charles Wiley, Mrs. Irving
Van Amen, Mrs. Raymond
Gaffke and Mrs. Erwin Trust,
all of Milwaukee, Mrs. C. w.
Rowan of Needham, Mass, and
Mrs. H. B. Griesen Of Sarasota.
Fla.
A rosary will be recited at
8 o'clock tonight at the De-
Maine Funeral Home, $40
South Washington street, Alex
andria. Burial will be Tues
day in Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
Charges Held
TooGeneraIo on
NAACP Aide

EMPORIA. Va, Feb. 13 CAP).
"A disbarment hearing against
an attorney for the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People was
postponed yesterday after the
prosecution was directed to re-
draw the charges against the
attorney.
The 4th district committee Of
the Virginia State Bar had
brought four counts of unpro-
fessional conduct against Sam
uel w. Tucker of Emporia. a
member of the NAACP's Vir-
ginia legal staff. After hearing
arguments for an hour and Is
minutes the three-judge court
agreed with the defense that
the charges as originally SUBJ
mltted were too general.
Argument of Defense
William r. Ming of Chicago.
one of the defense attorneys.
argued that the charges were
SO general they threatened Mr..
fuckers constitutional rights.
Commonwealth's Attorney
Harold L. Townsend argued
that the hearing was in the ma
ture of a civil case and thus
was not governed by rules ap-
plying to criminal proceedings.
He said the proceedings were
more or less an investigation by
the court into the conduct of
an officer of the court.
Charges Against Tucker
One count against Mr..
Tucker contends he tried to
assist in the prosecution of a
white man accused Of raping
a Negro. Another charges he
represented a defendant in q
murder case without having
been retained by either the de-
tendant or his family. The
third accuses him of represent
ing a defendant charged with
assault without having first
been authorized to participate
in the case by the defendant
or his family.
Mr.. Townsend was given 81
days to draw up a new bill of
particulars. After that, the de-
tense will have 81 days to an
swer. A new hearing date will
then be set by the court.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
John F. Mccain, Ex-Officer
Of Dunlop Tire and Rubber

Mr.. Mccain was a past COM
mander of American Legion
Post 622, a member of the Le-
gion's 40 and 8, the Veterans
of Foreign Wars and the Wash
ington Rubber Group.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Marie McCann, and a son,
Thomas, of the home address;
a brother, D. Emmitt, and three
sisters, Miss Eileen Mccain,
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Logan and
Mrs. Nora Coady, all of Slaters-
vile, R. I.
Funeral arrangements are
being made by the Warner E.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
Graveside services will be at
1880 am. Tuesday in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-02-13

John F. McCann, 81, Silver
Spring Md resident and re-
tired officer of the Dunlop Tire
and Rubber Corp, died Friday
in Detroit while on an auditing
assignment for the Small Busi-
ness Administration.
Mr.. McCann of 2l10 Hilda-
rose street, retired in 1857 as
corporation secretary and as
sistant treasurer after % years
with the Buffalo IN. " rubber
company.
He had lived in Silver Spring
since retirement and, several
months ago, joined the Small
Business Administration as an
auditor.
A native of Fitchburg. Mass,
he served with the 479th Aero
Squadron in World War I.
Evening star., 1960-02-13

and was a member of the Leo
XIII Council of the knights of
Columbus in Chicago.
Mr.. Maloney leaves a son,
Joseph A., jr., of the home
address, and a sister, Miss
Eugenia E. Maloney of Miami.
Fla.
Friends may call at the Muir
ply Funeral Home, 1924 Co.
lumbia pike, Arlington. A re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at
10 am, Monday, at st. James
Catholic Church, Broad and
Spring streets, Falls Church.
Burial will be in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-02-13

ruary 12, 1860, HUBERT SUMNER
OF 1928 18th st. NV. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
SUTTON; S.5.7,a. John. Suddenly, as on II Thurs s
dence, 24l5, Ontario rd., JOHN
SUTTON, beloved husband of Mrs.
Quessie Sutton, He also is survived
by one daughter; one brother, three
Remains resting with L. E. Murray
g. Sons, 1887 10th st. NV, where
friends may call on Sunday, Febru-
airy IA, after pm. Funeral serv-
ices on Monday. February Is, at. |
Church, the Rev. Oswald Smith Of
ficiating, Interment Carver Me-
TETER. CARL D. On Friday. February
IL Emp iso9 As St Hash4ARgiFSg9 4FgFg Hospital FGSa
beloved husband Of Leora B. Teter.
father of David Wayne Teter, son of
1: G. and Myrtle Teter of Davis.
". Va, brother Of Mrs. Betty Paugh
interment Davis, W. Va.
VINSoN, MAMIE S. On Friday. Feb
ruary II. 1860, at her home, NAN
Rockville; Md, beloved sister of the
Peter and Judge Thomas NJ. Ander-
son. Friends are invited to cali at
her late residence. Services Monday,
February 15, at 10 am, at the
Md. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
II
WALL, FRANCES NJ. On Friday. Feb
ruary l., 1860, at 1925 Helsel dr.,
Silver Spring, Md, FRANCES NJ.
WALL Of 2lO6 Hildarose dr., Silver
Spring, Md. mother of Mrs. Vesta
Peters and Donald R Wall, sister
OF Mrs. James E. Helsel, sr There
also are three grandchildren. Mrs.
Wall rests at the Warner Z. Pun
ave. Silver Spring, Md. parking ia
cilities). Notice Of service lter.