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SARAH MCGOWAN, W. r.
WADE, EDWARD. On Tuesday, March
|, 1860, EDWARD WADE Of 2l3l
South Oakland ST., Arlington. Va,
beloved husband OF Sarah E. Wade
ana brother OF Mrs. Lillian Cole
man OF Newburgh. N. Y, and Rich
ard Wade Of Brooklyn. N, Y. Also
surviving are one aunt, Mrs. Rosa
Bell oil Stanford, Conn, and other
relatives and many friends After
IL noon Sunday, March q, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1890 9th ST. NV,
where services will be held on
Monday, March Z. at pm In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. d
WEBB, WILLIAM. On Tuesday, March
!, 1860. WILLIAM WEBB of 400
n st. NV He leaves one sister,
Mrs. Edith Williams, and other rela-
tives and friends Remains at the
Joynes Funeral Home. 116 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV, after Z pm.
THURSDAY. March 3. where services
will be held on Friday, March 4,
al : pm Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
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March ,, 1900. in Freedmens nos
pltal, MILDRED JONES OF 2U2l
Sth ST. NV. vile OF the late sam
ant, Jonn Reynolds and Mars, SaVan
nan sparks OF Los Angeles, Cam.
aunt Oh MIS-. Edna Anderson, Ru
dolph Bryant ano Nathaniel Bry
ant, ana beloved cousin OF Mrs
nelma Sacre, MIS-. Elizabeth Ma
Mebo, MIs. Billie stephens, Mrs
Etnel Mills ana Robert walker Shl
also Is survived by three step
children. Mrs. Grace Bradshaw o
Detroit, Mich. and Robert and Ray
-foro Jones, ana many other Fela
tives Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements by MalVan & Schey. Inc.
New jersey ave. and z ST n "
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'UHNoUN, I.ILLIAN. % Saturday,
February ~, 1860, at II 80 pm,
after linRerins Illness. at uer resi-
dence, 435 l6tn st. Sc. LILLIAN
JOHNSON, Beloved sister ul Bernice
Ashton She also leaves to. mourn
their loss seven nieces, two neph-
eWS, seven great -nieces. eleven
kreat-nephews and a most OF other
relatives ana friends. Frlenus may
cali at the Better Funeral tome,
1908 Walter St Sc. on THURSDAY,
February 3. after 4 pm Rosary
viii be said at 1880 pm. thursday.
Funeral at 10 am. Friday, Febru-
18th and c SITS. Sc. lnterment
Harmony National Memorial Gene
terry.
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JOHNsON, LULA. on Monday, Feb-
ruary 20, 1860. LULA JOHNSON.
she ieaVes two daughters, two sons,
one brother, three sisters. other
relatives ana trienos Friends may
call al the JoyneS Funeral Home.
llh Massachusetts, ave. NV. after
Z pm. Thursday, March 8, where
services will be held on FRIDAY,
March T. at IL noon. Interment
Harmony Cemetery.
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DAVIS, HARRY on Tnesdav. March

/. 1850. at Suburban Hospital,
HARRY DAVIS He leaves to mourn
two sisters. Mrs. Hester jackson
and Mrs. Susie Horn: two brothers
Herbert and Douglas Davis; one
daughter and a host Of other rela-
tlyes and friends. After / pm.
Friday. March A. remains will lie
in state at the First Baptist Church.
KenSington. Md, where funeral serV-
ices viii be held on Saturday. March
at l pm, the Rev Murphy
OffiCiating Services by SnoWdfn 4
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JOHNSON, CORELIA b. On Wednes-
day. March :. 1860. CoRELIA 3.
JOnNSON, formerly of llg Seaton
place NV. beloved mother OF Jo-
seph. B. Johnson. Also surviving
are her grandchildren, great-grand-
children, other relatives and many
friends. Notice of funeral later
Family may be contacted at 32O2
1Oth st. me- Arrangements BY
Mcguire, Inc.
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AMMAN, GEORGE. On Wednesday,
March ., 1860, at Elizabeth, N. j,
GEORGE AMMAN. formerly OF
Washington. D. c.. beloved husband
OF Mrs. Helen A. Rodgers and brother
of Mrs. Emma W. Jones and Mrs.
Mamie A. Galloway, both of Alex
'andria, Va. Notice of funeral later
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Saturday. February 81, iGs1 at
the United States Veterans Hos
pitaL Kecoushtan. Va, WILLIAMS
H. SWANK. father Of Gerald W.
Glenn r. Ray r. and Herman II
Swsnk. Mrs. Winifred Wood ano
Mrs Mayme French. Funeral seTV-
ices on FRIDAY, March 4. al j
pm. at Fort Myer Chapel In
terment Arlington National Gene
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,---.-,.5f III m. OIHUtTS and
Relief Association are hereby nnti.
hed Of the funeral services for Mrs
BERTHA EDMONDS on Ffluay,
March :. 1860. at ! pm. al the
Metropolitan a NJ E. Church. NJ
MAHALIA A. HILL. Presidcnt
LUCY DANIDsON snnrnLnn. ~
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''NoSf mdICH =. at am,
FLEIDNER, HENRY NJ. On Tuesday.
NM March l. 1860, at Washing
EEIsyFN ton Tor =; G" HENRY NJ
HGC.A Va FLEIDNER, member Of
III 8SS Columbia Typ0er phi q /
[A$@U Union, No lOl, and The
NSSS5s5lV Evening star Chapel. In
terment Newberry, s. c.
ROBERT TAUB, President
HAROLD B. HUGHES. v Pres.
FOSTER. ANNIE '. or lO8 lryinqron
st sw.. on March 1860, wife
Charles r, IT.; Fred and Ken.
netn b. FOSTER and Myrtle Grubbs:
STANLEY Matte Oslin, Katie and
Bruce, Acors. Services at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 18th
St, Sc on FRIDAY, March 4, at
National Cemetery
CALVIN, NELLIE MAKY. ON Tuesday.
pital, NELLIE IARY CALVIN Of
4lO1 Bath ST.. Brentwood, Md. be-
loved sister of Mrs. Nora IA. Hanlon
and Bridget Fleming o. County
crime NJ. Medvitz, John F. and Jo-
seph T. Hanlon, james Bresnehan.
Elizabeth Alfaro and Hannah McNa-
mara, both Of boston, Mass, Funeral
from the llWOl0y hhnlOn FuDeral
Home, 1891 Georgia ave. NV on
Friday, March 4, at .p;30 am Re-
QUEEN mass at st james Catholic
Church, Mount Rainier Md. at 10
am Interment Mount C'livet Gene
tery Relatives and friends invited 4
GALST, ROSA. On Thursday, March
3, 1860, ROSA GALST OF 2237
Sudbury rd NV, beloved mother
Of Mrs Minnie Permutter and
Mrs Sarah Michael She also is
survived by two grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren Funeral
services and interment New York
City. Memorial week 2237 Sudbury
rd. NV (Danzansky Funeral
Service.I
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THORNTON. CnRA HnMARn n

Monday February a9 1850, CORA
HOWARD THORNTON OF 32l7 18th
mother OF Mrs Ethel d. Baker, Mrs
Bertha NJ Gregory, Walter c. Dick
erson and Mrs Ine7 Ballard She
also is survived By two grandchil-
dien one great grandson and other
Ielatives and friends. After D.m.
Thursday, March 3, friends may call
az the Frazier Funeral Home 3Sa
Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
services on Friday, March 4, at |
pm. at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, 1928 r st. NV the Rev
= c Smith. pastor lnterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 3
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Saturday, February ~, 1850, In
Berkeley, Calf, MiLDRED FiNLAY
MURRElL, wife OF the late 1t.
Col. Ralph ( MurrelI. She is
survived by three daughterc Flea
nor Iudisco. Betty Spengler and
virginia De Hart Graveside serv-
ices at Arlington National Gene
terry on Friday, March 4, at
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SCHWARrZBACK. LEROY s, OF
3O5s M ST NV. on March /. 1860,
tather Of Roger and Betty Schwartz
PACK foster brother OF Vincent
Davis and friend of Mrs Rose ]
Whalen. Services at Chambers'
GEORGETOWN Funeral Home. 3072 NJ
81; Nv. on Saturday, March : at
I2:45 pm. Interment Parklswn
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go members Of Lydia House.
~ n hold OF Ruth. No. 1904. G.
W. u. o. OF o. F., are hereby
notified of the death OF
MA CORA HOWARD THORN
MM TON. Funeral on Friday.
%SA~~ March 4, 1860, at pm,
from the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. 1925 r st, NV
- MARIE pUREN, NJ, N G.
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SMooT, OLLIE. On Thursday, March
3, 1860. OLLIE SMOOT of I3I4
irving st. NV, beloved wife Of
chester 4. Smoot, ST., and devoted
mother OF Mrs. Iris S. Brown and
chester A. Smoot, ir. Also SURVIVE
Ing are other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc. 3
Evening star., 1960-05-25
Mail Trucks ShoWOH
Boys Shipping Poster

The adopt-a-ship program
has been one of the most sue
cessful. according to Charles H.
Godsoe, national secretary
treasurer.
Some 200 cargo vessels fly
ing the American flag have
been adopted" by elementary
school children throughout the
nation. They correspond with
the captains and officers, who
in exchange write letters of
their travels and send souve-
Mrs back to the children.
Girls in the classes fire.
quently bake goodies and knit
sweaters and things for the
seamen," Mr.. Godsoe said.
Several years ago a boy in a
Laurel, Maryland, class that
had adopted a ship talked his
father into driving to New Or
leans on their vacation so he
could visit the ship. When he
got there it was not in port but
the skipper had arranged for
the boy to visit a sister ship
that was in port, Mr.. Godsoe
said.
The skipper of another
adopted ship few all the way
from New Jersey to Yakima,
Wash, on his vacation to visit
the members of a class that
had adopted his vessel.
I'VE are trying to get the
story Of the merchant marine
across to the American public
at every level" Mr.. Godsoe
said. I'VE want to show them
how it touches everyone's life.
no matter how far he might
live from the ocean,"
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Every time Lynwood Adams
sees a mail truck the rest Of this
month, he's almost sure to
think of $500.
It will be a natural reaction.
For that red. white and blue
poster hailing American ship
ping that currently decorates
some $4,000 mail trucks across
the land was designed by the
17-year-old high school stu
dent.
And the Propeller Club of
the United States, and organi-
zation of $1,000 members de-
voted to promoting the Ameri-
can merchant marine, paid the
Buffalo IN. " youth $500
for it.
Lynwood picked up his first
prize money in the Propeller
Clubs annual poster contest
over the week end at a dinner
in the Statler Hilton Hotel. The
money will go toward his edu-
cation.
The poster will be used on all
mail trucks through May 81.
| Other Projects
The annual poster contest is
one of several projects sponsor
ed by the Propeller Club to
promote the merchant marine
There's National Maritime
Day, observed officially yester-
day although it usually is held
May %; a national essay con-
test on the importance of the
merchant marine; special edu-
cational programs such as
ships tours, and an adopt a
ship" program for elementary
schools. conducted by the clubs
local chapters, called ports, in
more than 70 cities and at %
universities.
4 Washington's port, with more
than 500 active members and
500 associate members, is one
of the largest. It is headed by
Rear Admiral Walter Ford,
USN, retired. acting Maritime
Administrator.
200 Ships Adopted
One of Admiral Ford's first
moves after being named pres
ident of the local group last
year was to get it of dry land.
The first meeting under his
command, instead Of being
held in q hotel dining room.
was aboard an excursion boat
on the Potomac River.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
Prison Term Given
For Untuxed Liquor

A man was sentenced yester-
day by District Court Judge F.
Dickinson Let's to serve q
prison term of from 16 months
to four years for transporting
and possession of % half-gal-
Ions of liquor on which no tax
had been paid.
The defendant, Alfred Moore.
IS, of the 1400 block Of T street
NV, previously had served a
prison term for illegal posses
sion of untaxed liquor, the
court was informed.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Sturdy cotton jomoi-
cos designed for the
active girl.
sizes, TIA
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Perky cotton SWIM
suits, shirred with
elastic for dressing
eose and comfortable
fit. Choose from sew
eroI adorable styles.
Sizes Ask.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

For her corefree sum-
mer. PIoytime E.
easy on, zip front
coveroIIs in many ot-
troctive styles.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Coy cotton prints in
whirIine full styles for
summer long wear.
Choose e from many
eolors, sizes g. IA.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Easy care cotton with
side adjustment waist,
continental styling.
Brown, olive, ton, blue
in group. 8-l8.
collar style knit shirts, g.
20 ----I.9 80
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Sleeveless or short sleeve
styles for summer, some
popular crop styles in the
group. Sizes s to IA.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Docron@ poIyester and
cotton pIoids or checks in
three-button Ivy style. l3-
20.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Two-piece short sets or
pedol pusher sets, jomoico
shorts, pop overs in the
group. Sizes 3-6x.
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Shirt and short sets, fo-
vorites Of little boys for
summer wear. Also boby
cord sIocks with zip fly,
tob front, sizes 3-6x.
, 1960-11-18

WHEREAS informal surveys have indicated that oc-
Ecupants Of low-rent dwelling units in Public Housing Pro
Iiects in the Virgin Islands pay higher rental than occu-
pants Of similar dwelling units elsewhere; and
HEREA it appears that not enough weight has
been given to the high cost Of living in the Virgin Islands
lin fixing the rental schedule; and
WHEREAS by law the Virgin Islands Housing and
development Authority is required to manage and oper-
ate housing projects in an efficient mannersso as to enable
lit to fix the rentals or payments for dwelling accommoda
|tions at low rates consistent with its providing decent,
safe and sanitary dwelling accommodations for persons Of
low income;;" and
WHEREAS this matter of high rentals is Of such
great Importance to the W~ell-being Of the hundreds OF ten
ants in public housing projects in the Virgin Islands and
adversely affects their standards of living and income
producing efforts: Now, therefore be it
RESOLVED by the Legislature of the Virgin Islands;
That;
/. The Legislature is deeply concerned over the
high rentals charged to tenants in public
housing projects in the Virgin Islands; {
2. An inquiry into this matter is hereby ordered
for the purpose of determining what legisla- /,
tive action should be taken to alleviate the :
vi economic burden Of the said tenants; N
! : TO be continued
, 1960-11-18

Section S75(b). Before obtaining his first operators
license, an applicant shall undergo a thorough examina-
ton before a competent examiner appointed by the Com
missioner to test his practical knowledge Of and ability to
drive a motor vehicle, and his knowledge Of the laws and
regulations applicable to the operation Of motor vehiclesI
Provided that if such applicant speaks Spanish or another
foreign language he shall be granted, upon his request, the
privilege Of using an interpreter selected by the Commits
sioner, or to take the examination in his own language
whenever practicable"
, 1960-11-18

The following bills we're adopted in the form and by
the votes indicated:
BILL No. 1177
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Or@l N1 ~ siAIES
Regular Session
1860
10 Amend Chapter 80, Title 20, Virgin Islands Code,
Relating to the Operation OF Motor Vehicles.
, 1960-11-18

WHEREAS persons who speak a foreign language
and hold a bona fde operators license outside OF the Vir-
gin Islands are granted by law the privilege OF a tenn
5oO) days without taking an examination; and,
WHEREAS to deny ! resident Of the Virgin Islands
an o~nerator,s license because he speaks a foreign language
and cannot pass the examination in English is discrinaina-
tory; Now, Therefore:
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION /. Subsection 575(b), Title 20, Virgin IS
lands Code, is hereby amended to read as follows:
, 1960-11-18
BILL No. 1178

THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIL ISLANDS
OF H UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1860
Protesting the High Rentals Charged to Occu-
pants of Dwelling Units in Public Housing Projects in the
Virgin Islands, and Authorizing an Inquiry into
said Situation.
, 1960-11-18
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday
pLENARY SESSION

Recovering in Plenary Session, the House proceed
ed to elect by secret ballot Members to service on the
Board Of Elections for the Legislative Districts OF SAINT
Thomas. Saint John and ST. Croix. The following were de-
clared elected:
, 1960-11-18
DISTRICT OF SAINT cRoIx:

/. Anthem Teytaud 9. Dennis Clarke
2. Santiago Garcia 10. / GateWood James
8. julius Cooper II. Ernesto Carrerro
4 Luis Diaz IL. H. E. Smith
s. Herbert Grigg Is. Nora Amritt
6. Charles A. Emanuel IA. julia Gomez
Z. Alphonso Andrews y: James Petersen
8. Samuel Jackson 10. Charles =. Emanuel
DISTRICT OF SAINT THOMAS
Tna Charles IL. Henrita Todman
2. Bertha Boschulte IL. lila Muller
8. William Bailey Il. Goderlck BenJamln
4. Edith Williams 10. Ramon fuertes
{ Cyril Smith Is. Mrs. Cecilia Rivera
s.. Joseph Baschine IL. Raymond Gumps
r = FLORENCE G. Hill Is. Hulda Joseph
i 8 Adele Plaskett 10. Neville Thomas
g. Reuben England ~. Hethlllnda haynes
Ia Teresita Nunez 81. Alphonso LaBorde
IL. Georg Jensen ~. Mrs. FRANKLIN Joseph
, 1960-11-18
DISTRICT OF SAINT Ohm

Rosa Thomas &.
Julius E. Sprauve
Anna Sewer
Elaine Nathaniel Carly
Oswald Joseph
Elaine Sprauve
Willis Samuel
Guy H. Benjamin
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MASS. AVE. AREA 1908 Onondago Road
Contemporary Rambler-IdeaI Location-S265OO
ASSUME HIIGE CT AlLCL TRIIST

kENSiNGION 1903 Dewey Road
Bedrooms, -S2O,5O0-Easy Terms
On lower level, entrance hail. bedrmS BATH recrea-
tion Upstairs living room ample dining room 1860
kitchen, bedrms., bath. ANOTHER MODEL at $18-
$50 has bedrmsr bath upper level Lower level
has entrance hall, and builder has roughed in bed
bath and recreation room ready to finish as g.
bedrm. home. TRADES ACCEPTED.
Conn Are past Kensngton trehou Lexington keep
straight into DeRfed school homes
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to f1nd ways and means of
decreasing the cost to home
buyers" he said.
-
Edward r. Carr, builder
and developer. viii donate
rs acres of land for recrea-
tional purposes to the Spring.
field community during a
dinner Of the Springfield
Franconia Chamber of Com
merce at Z O'Clock tonight in
the Garfield School on Keene
Mill road, Springfield.
The land he is donating is
adjacent to Accotink Creek
of Keane Mill road, Spring.
field. and is to be devoted to
facilities for baseball, soft
ball. picnic and park areas
and tennis courts.
Conrad Wirth, director of
the National Park Service,
will be principal speaker.
= 4
The Building Research In
stitute has announced plans
for meetings on "Air Clean
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Weekly Builders Report

Housing Administrator
Norman p. Mason this week
called for new solutions to
curb the rising cost Of land
for housing" during a speech
before the third Cooperative
Housing Conference here.
under explosive growth of
our urban areas" Mr.. Mason
said, land suited to modern
housing development is be-
coming too expensive. Pre-
MUM prices for desirable
building sites are driving the
cost of housing upward. The
pressure of housing demand
Is resulting in improvised
planning and forcing devel-
opments in areas that often
compound the problems of
growth"
He applauded a six-month
study of the land problem
which the National Associ-
alton Of Homebuilders and
the Urban Land Institute
are jointly financing.
i believe we should try
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THE EVENING STAR B-3
Washington, D. c.
Saturday, FebrUop 20, 1860


pm. next Thursday at Ken
wood Country Club. Topic
will be Relations Between
Builders and Their Sup
pliers" This will be the first
meeting under leadership of
the new SMBA president, Ed
mund J. Bennett. Chairman
for the evening is Irving L.
KidWell.
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ing and Publication within
the Building" and Insulated
Masonry Cavity Walls" dur
ing its spring conferences
April 5 to z in New York
City.
The Suburban Maryland
Builders Association will hold
a technical night" at $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Brokers Licensed

Real estate salesmen's Ii
censeS issued recently by the
District Real Estate Commits
sion include:
Joseph C. Annenberg. with South
east Realty Co.
Gertrude B. Edwards. with Thomas
W Parks Co.
Paul ]. Gilroy, with Dunn and Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20

Jean W. Harris. with Billingsly Real
ty Co, Inc.
Alvin A. NJ. Kraus, with Country
Club Realty.
Joseph D. Loughrin, with Shannon
a. Luchs Co. of Washington. Inc.
Gladys NJ. Thomas, with Thomas w.
Parks Co
David C. winston, with Major A.
Hin.
Russell Louis Matthews. with
Thompson Co.
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der the program compared
with 6,931 in January, 1859.
Applications for home loan
guaranty this January were
1886 as compared to 1895
in the same month Of last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
81 Icons Fewer

CT housing loan activity in
January continued at a level
well below the same month
a year ago, the Veterans Ad-
ministration has reported.
During the month there
were 4,l32 homes started I'M
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VIR GINA

YOU CANNOT EXPECT MANY SUCH OPPORTUNITIES! THIS
LOVELY PLACE MUST Be SOLD NOW BY OUT OF TOWN
oWNeR!-4o03 OAK lANE-oPEN SUN. & MON l-5-Hond-
some stone ond brief residence perfectly gorgeous loce
lot ldeol Location Of beouu homes Just off Glebe
Rood not for from Wosh c. Club includes bedroom ond full
both PLUS boY ond powder PLUS delightful fosstone
oored Fordo Room LIST floor bedrooms ond bath End floor
Yordleve recreation 2cor buIt-in qoruee Priced Mid
40s-MAKE YOUR BID TODAY! Dir From Choin Bridge follow
Gebe Rood cheserbrook Rd right Lone left home
Mr. Reed a. 1881
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SETTLE eSTATe-l4l3 FLORAL STREET NW.-oPEN SUM- g
MON Is - Big detached residence in q very beautiful and
highly convenient ocoon bdms, enclosed porch and Ia
boths End floor LOge enclosed porch ond POWDER ROOM
included LIST floor Ceon and voeon Dir: 10Th St. beyond
Woter Reed to Floro right to home Mr. Borrow cL 65o6S
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BERKELEY - ASS STREET W-oPEN SUM- 1-5-LoveIy
home built by tronk Phillips in 1852 Includes Iorge bedroom
and full both PLUS study powder room on LIST floor enor
bedrooms boths End floor Beautiful cIubroom bose
ment Dir: FOxhoII Rd to W st. home Mr. Rhodes,
o. SAP
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BRAND NEW IN CHEVY cHASE!-cITYS FINEST SCHOOLS
2sl5 Mckinley STREET NW.-oPEN SUN. AND MON, Is
Wonderful voue in fine established neishborhood Quality
excellent Rooms BIG bedrms. baths End floor st-
FLOOR POWDER ROOM Fabulous kit, llxl7 CAN'T LAST AT
S29s5o Dir NebroskO to Mckinley. right home Adm Akeson
EN- 2-l73l
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This is one Of q number Of models being shown
in Cariose Park West, development Of Max
kroft and Oseor MorguIies, announced todoy
by |. L. Lewis Associates. The subdivision is
located off University Pork West, near Four
Corners, Montgomery County, Md.-Stor stoff
Photo.