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Evening star., 1961-04-10
King Zog of AIbonio
Dies in Exile at 65

PARIS, April 10 (AP).-
Death has ended % years of
wandering in exile for King
Zog I, Albania's first and last
monarch, whose victories in
military and political battles
earned him the nickname of
1.-The Balkan Napoleon"
Broken in health, the 65-
year-old former feudal noun
tain fighter died yesterday in a
small suburban hospital half
way through writing the story
Of his life that he called IAN
adventure novel," His body
lay. today in the hospital chapel
while funeral arrangements
were being made.
King zog's 22-year-old son,
Prince Leka, succeeded to the
kingship his father never gave
up, even though his throne was
wrested from him by the Fas-
cists and then abolished by the
Communists.
The young prince, a student
at Sandhurst, Britain's West
Point, went into exile as a
three-day-old baby when his
family fled in 1899 before
Benito Mussolini's invading
Fascist troops.
Reds Prevented Return
The allied victory in World
War II brought only more dis
appointment for King Zog. The
Communists seized, his tiny
mountainous homeland and
blocked his return. King Zog
wandered restlessly around Eu-
rope, from France to England
to Cairo and finally back to
France, always accompanied by
Queen Geraldine, who was 20
years his junior.
/ The queen, a former Hun
garian countess and daughter
of New York heiress Gladys
Virginia Stewart, was by her
husbands side when he died.
He had entered the hospital in
Suresne a week ago suffering
from ulcers and liver trouble.
The treasure zog carried
with him in 10 large trucks
from his capital of Tirana
when he went into exile dwin-
died with the years Of extrava-
CANT living. He finally settled
in a rented villa near Canes to
write his memoirs.
He had completed only two
OF the four volumes of his auto
biography he had planned
when the end came.
King Zog, the son of a rich
Albanian landowner, was born
Just before the turn of the CEN
tury when the 500-year Turkish
rule Of the country was totter-
ing.
Rode With Hill Band
Trained at a Turkish military
His reign was turbulent and
filled with intrigue. Several
attempts were made on his life:
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Diagnosis InsurubIe

NEW YORK.-Seventy- -eight
Of the more than 400 group
health-insurance companies in
the United States now pay for
out = of hospital diagnostic
X-ray and laboratory work, the
Health Insurance Institute re-
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teenth street address; a broth
er, A. E. Watts. of Great Neck,
N. Y; two nephews and two
nieceS.
Funeral services will be held
at the Hines Funeral Home,
2901 Fourteenth street NV,
at 10 am. Wednesday. Burial
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Darn nf Tl1anka

BAYLIN, IDA NJ. (MaiseI). The family
OF the late MRS. IDA M. BAYLIN
and appreciation for the hundreds
OF cards and expressions of sympa-
thy and other acts Of kindness ex-
tended during our recent bereave-
ment.
THE FAMILY: THE BAYLINs. THE
MAISELS AND THE PHILLIPS.
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MCGUIRE, JOSEPH W. On Mond,

ApFiI 10. 1907 1851. JuosEPH WOnSsy. NJ M.
CURE Of 1880 Columbia pike, Ar Ar.
lington. Va. beloved husband OF
Mary c. MCGUIRE. father OF Mar
garet X. Mcclure OF Arlington. Va;
Joseph D. Mcclure OF Falls Church,
Va, and Frank J. MCGUIRE Of Syra-
cuse. N. Y. Also survived by four
grandchildren. Notice. OF funeral
later. Arrangements by the Robert
j. Murphy Funeral Home.
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ISKOWITZ, CLAIRE. on Mondav Ami

70, 1891. CLAIRE IsKoWiTz Of i
1882 Huggins dr., Silver SPRING.
Nd. beloved wife Of Robert H. isfo"
witZ. devoted mother Of Philip 8.
iskowits Of New London. Conn, and
Also survived BY six grandchildren
Services at the c. d. Goldberg a.
Son Funeral Home, 42l7 9th st.
NV on Tuesday. April IL, at ii
am. 1nteIment Mount Lebanon
Sectionl. In mourning At IISh1
Huggins dr.. SilveA Spring, Nd,
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Rode With Hill Band

Trained at a Turkish military
His reign was turbulent and
filled with intrigue. Several
attempts were made on his life:
Once he escaped an assassin
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JACKSON. HAIRY r. On Monda,

April 10. 1861. at GeorSe wsshinS. %
ton University Hospital. HARRY p
JACKSON Of 2415 goth St. NV,
son. and father of DR.. Caroline
Jackson. Notice of funerar later,
ARRANGEMENTS by the Lee Funeral
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JONES iaS,' CLY9E: CIYnE:: , On Saturday, April 8
st.; ST.; College Park: Nd, beloved hus-
Csno pan 9i lone Jones. Friends may
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsyilie
Nd, until 1890 pm. TUESDAY.
April IL. thence to Fort LINCOLN
Cemetery Chapel, where Service
VIII be held at 2 pm. Relatives and
Irlends invited. Interment Fort Lin
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JACKSON. MARGIE GRAY. On Sat
SsnsEal ARE aosDlfs & INA SARetE St D!;fLs! oRh4
JACKSON Of III Z st. Sc, devoted
sister OF William Gray. She also
leaves to mourn her passing five
aunts. three uncles. other relatives
at the John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home. ,3016 18th st. ne. Notice Of
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HOLLAND. ROBERr HENRY nn

urday. April s. 1861, at his resi-.
dence, 1907 z st. Sc, ROBERT
HENRY HOLLAND. He leaves Il
mourn his passing eight children
one brother. three sisters, othel
relatives and many friends. RemainI
resting at the John T. Rhines q Co
ample parking facilities), wher,
friends may call after 2 pm. Mon.
day. April 10. until am. Tuesday
April IL. Funeral and intermeni
wednesday, April IL. at Charlottes.
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Wednesday, April ~. at Charlottei
vile. Va.
HORTON. GEORGE MAURICE, Jr. O
Monday, April 3, 1851 in New Yor

Monday. April 8. 1861, in New YorI
City, GEORGE MAURICE HOR.
TON. Jr., beloved husband Of Bar.
6ara Horton, father of Tylia anc
Tyrone Horton. son of George, sr.
and Nancy Horton. brother o.
ford Horton. He also Is survived
by other relatives and many friends
After 2 pm. Monday. April 10
friends may call at the William
Spangler Funeral Home, 524 ST.
81. ne, where services will b.
heId on Tuesday. April IL. at 1886
pm. Interment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery IN
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GROVE; MARY Y. On Saturday, April
loved wife of the late Charles Grove
and mother OF Francis and John
Grove. sister OF Michael Dunnigan
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. 1891 Georgia ave.
nv on wednesday. April IL. at
Francis DeSales Church, goth st,
and Rhode Island ave. ne, at lO
am. 1nterment Mount Olivet Gene
tery.
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April 5. 1851. TER; TERESA cANDAMTL HSfSsSfn.
of 9207 51st ave. College Park, Nd,
beloved wife Of Frank Candamil and
mother Of Maria Teresa Candamil
Friends may call at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 l4th st.
NV, where prayers will be offered
on Wednesday, April IL, at 9 am.
parking facilitieS); thence to ST.
PauPs Catholic Church. 18th and v
sts. NV where the holy sacrifice
Of the mass will be offered at
$3.50 am. for the repose of her
soul. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. II
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CHAMBERS. MAGGIE z. On wednes-

day. April 5. 1861, MAGGIE E.
CHAMBERS Of AS NJ st. NV. de-
voted mother Of Willie Chambers.
Also surviving are seven grandchil-
dren. other relatives and friends.
Prom 8 to 10 pm. Monday. April 10,
friends may call at the Brooks g.
Allen Funeral Home, 18th st. and
Florida ave. NV, where services
will be held Tuesday. April II. at
pm. Interment Harmony Memo
rial Park
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SUDUE; ANNETTE z. on Friday, April
z. 1851 at District General Hospi-
tai, ANNETTE E. JUDGE Of 4Is
10th st; Sc She is survived BY heI
nussoano. Wilber A. Judge. two sons
mond Taylor of Brooklyn. n Y.
her mother. Rosetta Alexander; ,
grandmother. Mrs. o. M. Williams
very devoted friends, Fred Coates
NO Tnc T4ncies MT B. z. Taylor anC
Sarah Shorter OF Leetsdale, pa
ana many other relatives ant
friends. Notice of funeral later
Arrangements by b p. TayIor
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COX, MARY JANE. on saturday

April 8, 1861, MARY JANE cox
Of 170S P st. NV, devoted sister
Of Mrs. Martha p Lishtfoot and
Mrs. Fannie Henderson. Also sur
viving are four nieces, Mrs. Lam
donia Lightfoot Greenwood, Mrs.
Russell Lightfoot Franklin, Mrs.
Janice Brent Rollins ana Mrs. Helen
Polk three nephevs, Harrison Light
foot, Clarence Henderson and James
Childress; one brother-in-law. Al
fred P, Brent. After pm. Monday,
April 10, friends are invited to cali
at the late residence. Funeral from
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL Church,
17th and sts. NV, at | pm.
Tuesday. April IL. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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CROWN, ROW. STANLEY 2. On Saturday,

April 8, .f i5si. Il bis residense. oa ssssfqsS sSG
East Capitol ST., STANLEY c.
CROWN. beloved father OF Edward
E. Crown Of HyattsVille, Md, and
Mrs. Barbara Braziel of Macon, Ga,
and brother of Fenton and Arthur
He also is survived by four grand
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mas
sachusetts ave. ne, where services
Will be held Wednesday, April 10,
At 1880 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. II
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''LEARH, ALFRED J. Officers and
.NaaAara members Of Department OF
&3V4k Commerce Post, No. 4b,
American Legion. are in
tA4B formed Of the death OF
~ y Comrade ALFRED j.
O'LEARY Of 22l Eye st,
NV. Comrades may cal
at the Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881
Georgia ave. NV. on Monday, April
10. 1881. Funeral services at II
am. Tuesday. April II, at St
Aloysius Church, North Capitol ano
W. E, KURTz, comdr.
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oEESZt1A oFEIdaZ 1AP5ll 3, a5i l$Si' Ss.' lTEED ::
tS. Loved % son Of the late Jeremiah and
brother Of Francis J. and Arthur A,
OLeary. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia
ave; NV on Tuesday, April IL at
lO:30 am. High requiem mass al
81. Aloysius Church. North Capitol
ana Eye SITS. at IL am. Interment
MI. OliYet Cemetery 10
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BROWN. HAMP, Jr. On Sunday, April
8, 1861, at District General Hos
pital HAMP BROWN, Jr., of 11O9
10th st. NV, devoted husband OF
Mrs. Rosie Lee Brown. He also
leaves to mourn his passing two
sisters, seven brothers, other rela-
tives and friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines & Co. Fu-
neral Home, 3015 18th st. ne
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Tsahelle Rnrhnnr
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BULLARD. KATHRYN z. on Pridar-

BULLARD, KATHRYN z. On Friday.
April z, 1861, at her residence, the
Kennedy-Warren Apartments. 3I33
Conn. ave. NV, KATHYRN Z. Bull
LARD, widow Of John Gilman Bull
lard, She is survived by several
a nieces and nephews and a sister-in-
Law. Miss Clara Buliard. Services at
the s. H. Hines Co Funeral Home,
29Ol 14th st. NV. on Tuesday.
RSeE RE cre:k res c.ns,.I2 p;m' ntermen'
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kOSINSKI, anna MATHILDA. on
st. NV, ANNA MATHtnpA0 MTft . 0fto kosfNn IN
SKI, friend OF Mrs. Jeannette Flip-
ping and Mrs. 0enevieve Hendricks.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th and Massachusetts, ave
ne. until 10 am. Tuesday. April ii
Services viii be held at the Church
OF Our Savior. 10th and Irving SITS
ne, at II am. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. 10
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BKOADWATER, VIVIAN 8. On Satur-
day, April 8, 1861, at her residence.
$500 Connecticut ave. NV, VIVIAN
s. BROADWATER, wife Of the late
]. A. B. Broadwater and sister of
Mrs. Eula Cone and Mrs. Myrtle
Amaker. Services and interment
Savannah, Ga.
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MATTEO. Members Of
Bishop Byrne Council, No,
1877. Knights of Columbus,
are requested to assemble
at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st. and Massachusetts,
ave. ne. ON Monday, April
TO-. 1861. at 8 pm. fol
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TURNER, HAROLD L. On Saturday
April Ap. sIIlSgSslh q lgSl At f1h s1Hsh Beng; Indi;
OF Kathleen Turner OF 0 Arkendale
Mary Il. Turner Of Aiexandria, Va; Va;
son Of Mrs. Hannah Williams Tur-
ner Of Orange, Calf, and the lats
Alfred r. Turner; brother Of Robert
Turner of Orange. Calf. Friends
may call at the Eyerly-Wheatley
I'd. Alexandria, Va, on Tuesday,
April IL. from to d pm. Funeral
services will be held wednesday,
April l2. at IL am. from the fu-
neral home. Interment National Me-
mortal Park.
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NEWMAN. ELMER T on sa,nraa,

NOAH. GORDON r. sr. OF 1922 New.
>. 1851. Husband gSi of veims Ina N. Sn Noah NxSla
father Of Gordon F., IL; Martain E
and William o. Noah. Viola Thomas
Patricia Ann, Parrinello and Name!
Gross. brother Of Mary and william
Noah, Catherine Alfred and Blonde
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
4S0l Cleveland ave-. Riverdale, Md.
on Tuesday. April II. at 2:30 pm
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. /
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April 3. 1861. MYRTLE L. [. osRMAN sfdAii
Of 10419 Huntley ave, Silver Spring,
Md. beloved wife of the late John
H. German. jr.: mother of John H,
German Of Silver Spring. Nd. Also 50
survived by three grandchildren
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. 474S wisconsin ave.
NV. on Wednesday. April L., at II
am. lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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recitation Of the rosary. EXPIRES
sions OF sympathy may be donate
to the Holy Family Church Build
ing Fund.
dILBERT R. GIoRDANo, @. X.
DANTE A. ROSS, p, g.
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MA1HUGH, ELLA r. OF 1918 I'D ST.
Sc, on April ., 1861, wife OF the
late James h. Mayhugh, mother OF
Nellie I. cegan ana Iona E. Paris:
granamother OF Ruth benson ana
Marie willard. Services at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 lIlh
ST. Sc, on Wednesday, april II, at
1850 An. Interment Gainesville,
Va. ii
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Z, 1861. at sibley Hospital. CORA ORA
IA. KING, the beloved mother OF
James T. King and Mrs. Catherine
n. Tastet She also is survived
csl, cs I'VE sp ffESsnddchiidren: fSs daa Friends may
st. and Mass. ave. ne, after io
am. Sunday. April o, until Gao
am. Tuesday, April IL. Reauiem
mass will be offered at the Mount
calvary Catholic Church, 1900 Marl-
at 10 am. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery. 10
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sACM FAnnhN NJ On Saturday'
13s HRsil ARRSk + lRsS e. sTGEF s1lnsfon of H?s; q
Old 0leDe rd.. Arlington, Va, be-
loved husband of Georgey s. Stump,
father Of Mrs. Howard Willis and
Mrs. Z: Hillman Wills Of Chevy
Of Hamburg, N. Y, and James M,
Stump Of Norfolk. Va. He also is
survived by thirteen grandchildren
and two Observation-Disclosures Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. We :,
after IL noon Sunday. April y,
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday. April IL, at 2 pm,
1nterment Columbia Gardens Gene.
terry. 10
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LYON, CAPT. RossMORE D., (U.sN.

MhHER' gUHN VINCENT. On Sunday.
MAHER of 3a27 Terrace sNa or se
beloved husband Of Anna @. Maher,
father of Mrs. Francis Thornton,
Mrs. Charles O'connor, Mrs. Winl-
fred Durr and Mrs. John Crittenden;
grandfather of Francis and Licia
thornton and Donald John Critten-
den. Friends may call at the Rob-
ert A. Mattlngly Funeral Home, I3l
1lth ST. Sc. Notice OF funeral later.
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PRsl pal, ARY fsYl AEssr srGsidsRfs sHsESY, ASs: Ss:
loved daughter OF. the late james
RSmss S MassaEss Esnnssss ssssds IF essT gp' so5
st. me-; Daniel v. and Romona I,
Hennessy. Mrs. Miguel Zepeta, Agnes
v. and Genevieve @. Sheedy and Mrs.
Richard re 1.m z. clssry FnnnS Funeral iron from
3l7 Penna. ave. s.e., on Tuesday,
April IL, at . am. REQUIEM mass
at st. Peters Church at 9:3O am.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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GROVE, MARY. Officers and members
B. L., will meet at the Timothy
Hanion Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia
ave. NV, at pm. Tuesday, April
Ii, 1851. to recite the rosary for
our late member. MARY GROVE.
,, MRS. NARY JAIN. Pres.
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DLNSON' JUN e, Jt. SuddenIy, on
Saturday, April s. 1861, JOHN C.
BENSON. Jr, beloved son Of John c.,
sr., and Mabel C. Benson and
brother Of Mary A. Schmidt. Janis
M. De Puy and Elizabeth L. Halwick.
Funeral from the Simmons Bros.
Z Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. parking facilities). on Tuesday.
April IL, at 1890 pm. Services at
Congress Heights Methodist Church
at pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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DFaMs

EDWARDS, ANNIE. On April g. 1861,
ANNIE EDWARDS Of 1888 Lee st.
ne. wife Of Andrew F. Edwards;
mother of Mrs. Mabel Mayo and
Mrs. Bertha Gilliard. Also surviving
are nine grandchildren, IL great
grandchildren; two sons = in : law,
Philip r. Mayo and James Gilliard;
other relatives and many friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
mentS by Rollins. IL
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BRENNAN, MARY L. On Saturday.
April s, 1861, MARY L. BRENNAN
of $500 Georgia ave. NV. wife of
the late Joseph H. Brennan. She
also is survived by a brother, Harry
P. Junger of Stamford, Conn
Friends may call at the S. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 290l 14th ST.
NV, until IL am. Tuesday, April IL
tparking facilities). Services and
interment Stamford, Conn
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YOGAN, VERNON L. An emergent
20 communication of Anacos-
j. j. 4 =. :, !: :
XLN LAB pm, at Simmons
W Good Hope rd s.e., for the
purpose OF conducting Masonic
services for our late. brother. YER
NGS 2o1Iis Ia EIiSAHE EIIioSAAHHEARr w NJ IL
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The BERENS Companies

1730 Richmond Hwy. so. 5-5oGO
SOUTH ARLINGTON = Here's the
one you have been looking for.
to Gravely Point and D. c.. walk
inT distance To shopping: 3-bed-
rm., 2-story brick home with full
bSr't.. separate din. rm., firepl.
and breakfast kit; shaded lot
and nice shrubs; FHA or GI
s19.a50. This can't last. Call
M6S REALTY. FL. 4-3033.
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BLANKEN SPECIALS
SHORT HOURS

WHY LOOK TOR A JOB WHEN
WE CAN PUT YOU IN BUSINESS.
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Groceries, ice cream. etc, NO
MEATS. located in apt. house no
days; RENT ONLY S47. SO; bus.
$500 mo-, IDEAL FOR MAN OR
WOMAN who doesn't want to
work lard
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CLEANING PLANT
III u fVVV NAAI.
5-AND-10

! $1,000 a wk. over the countre bus,
wonderfully equip. with conveyor,
etc; Make $4,000 a year net.
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SMALL APT. BLDGS.

We have the finest liStings Of
small apt. bldgs. in Mont. Co, 4
10 units, all in excel. rental areas.
some priced less than ga times
annual income. RAFFELE REAL
ESTATE. JU. a-11O%.
S.E.-Choice 4-duplex property in
excel. neighborhood. Must see TO
appreciate. Call Mr.. Pandolfi,
ZAGAM1 REALTY CO., Ii. 1887,
III A-g1OE
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LlSTINGS WANTED

ARL.-FALLS CHURCH-FAIRFAX
Al SERVICE
Get what you pay for. Wen get
you top price; qualified buyer and
a happy settlement. "e neeu your
house. NOW.
WILLIAM g. SKIES, REAL ESTATE
400 Arlington Blvd past Z Corners
JE 2-0iO0
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METZLER
nA-1A-

Our !3sth Year in Real Estate"
:4I7 Lee Hwy. JA. 5-7575
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-3-b.r.
q bath split-level; tiled kit,
large DIP. rec. rm.. patio. assume
large GI 1st trust: S26.500; nc
agents. JE. 3-190l.
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4 ACRES PLUS, on Sligo Greek
pkwy, Takoma Park. Street on 3
sides. LA. 6-ss62, JU. 7-676l.
14OS 10th ST. NV units, cCm-
pletely remodeled: 1851 code
conforming fireproof bldg. Ten
ants pay all utils.; never q va
cancy: terrific investment with
a $3.50 return. AID. 4-4645. Ewes,
OI, A-Z3H0
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VIENNA SPECIAL

WALK TO SCHOOLS and shopping
-h-acre wooded lot is the nat
ural setting of this like-new brick
rambler featuring 3 bedrooms, 2
full baths, all-electric kitchen,
beautiful home for S1S,950. See
1t today, call WE. S-67OO.
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Cprcrm Arnps

1123 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
q BEDRMS.-:5 BATHS
FRONT PORCH-Sl0,750
H. M. GREENFIELD. 966-6267
SUBDIVISION OPPORTUNITY =
800 acres fronting on 30l hwy.
and good road about . miles from
La Plata, Md: suitable home
sites, small farms, country club
or shopping center. Will divide
Terms. LEONARD SNYDER, J0l.
WE. 4-33I1, La Plata, Nd.
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Excellent close In N. Arlington loc
Income $4,000, price under :
times income.
13 UNITS
Fireproof building, has effic., 1
bedrm. and 2-bedrm. apts. Conv
N. Arlington area: Income approx
$1,000, Price 6 times income
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP
2533 Wilson Blvd, Arl. Va.
IA. 5-f44S Ewes, WE, 1881
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Does over 100000 a VI, no COM
/ petition. Priced at only $4,000
plus inventory. big profits, Sl5,-
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SPRINGFIELD, By OWNER = 3.
bedrm, brick ramb., ia baths:
sep. din. rm.; lge. kit. with dis
posal and dishwasher: full bsmt.
fin. rec. rm.; lge. fenced yard with
trees. Conv. to schools and shop
center. Call FL. 4-59o0
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,P LIQUOR BUYS

!. Outstanding loc., does S3,400
wk.. same owner over 80 years,
new owner can dble bus; 100000
Dir. may handle. 2
.. "a pint, $4,000 mo-, top prof.
its, priced right, good terms.
3 Orer 5000 600 a VI, l7ee gross
profit, low overhead, $4,000 dn.
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SOFT LIVING

For you and your friends on the
INCH" thick carpeting in this
luxurious home The rec. rm. is
beautifully finished including air
conditioner for gracious enter
tanning. The 3 bedrooms lone lex
1S), 1la baths, liv. rm.. dining
room, and kitchen, all add to the
charm of this home. S23 $50
Terms - srit YOU.
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ATTENTION COLORED
puvcTcrAN Np 0ENTTcT
$1,000 DOWN
CAPRYOIJT

Rent only S125 mo. Operated by
BY help exclusively. Rent only
Sl0O mo-; heat and water furn.;
good operator can increase volume.
BooKoFF. RA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Az 9TH st. NV. Ma. s-9313
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the United Arab Republic.
Guinea, Ghana, Mali and
Morocco also urged the y. N. to
reconvene the Congolese Parlia-
ment and expel all Belgian and
other foreign military person.
mel who are not under U. N.
command.
They declared their "inten-
ton and determination" to
withdraw their own men from
the 20,000-man u. N. command
unless this is done. But they
fixed no time limit. They have
threatened this before.
or the five, only Mali has
no troops in the Congo. 1t has
contributed a small non-mili-
tary staff.
The group proclaimed q
charter of new Africa" for CO.
operation in political, economic,
military and cultural affairs.
The conference decided that
a group Of technicians viii set
up four commissions to organize
the cooperation among Afri-
can nations. These technicians
are expected to make their re-
ports within three months.
President Nasser of the
United Arab Republic failed to
persuade the other African
leaders to break of relations
with France Immediately over
Algeria.
The leaders decided to estab-
lish an African consultative
assembly" at some time in the
future when this becomes prac-
ticable.
In remarks to the closing ses-
sion, King Mohammed v Of
Morocco said the Sahara is no
longer q barrier but a link
among all African nations.
Mr.. Nasser invited the ma
tions to hold their next confer
ence in Cairo.
Ghana's President Kwame
Nkrumah made a strong plea
for African federation. He said:
LET us unite. for in unity
there is strength. Otherwise
we will fall prey to q new CO.
lonialism and a new imperial
ism. For Africa, there is no
security without union"
Ferhat Abbas, Premier Of the
Algerian rebel regime, who also
sat in on the conference. told
the leaders the Algerian ma
Evening star., 1961-01-07
Red Arms Set
For Indonesia

MOSCOW. Jan. Z (AP).-
The Soviet Union confirmed to-
day an agreement to provide
arms for Indonesia.
The pact was signed this
week in Moscow.
An Indonesian mission which
handled the negotiation was
headed by Security Minister
Gen. Abdul Harris Nasution and
Foreign Minister Subandrio.
Gen. Nasution stopped of in
New Delhi today on his way
home from Moscow.
The Soviet news agency Tass
said the agreement concerns
"the purchase Of new material
essential to the armed forces
Of the Republic Of Indonesia."s
The Indonesian mission left
Moscow last night. At a recep-
tion, Deputy Soviet Premier
Anastas I. Mikoyan stated pub
licly that Russia supports Indo-
nesia's claims to Dutch-held
West New Guinea.
After the talks, the Russians
announced an agreement but
withheld the nature Of it. In
a joint Soviet-Indonesian COM
munique this afternoon, Mos
COW said the visiting mission
asked for help in building up
the Indonesian armed forces
mainly in connection with the
special situation which has
arisen as a result Of the ten
sion which has been increas-
ing lately around the question
Of West Irian (West New Gui-
neal"
Mr.. Mikoyan was the chief
negotiator for the Russians.
The communique said he ex-
tended Soviet support in "the
just demand Of the Indonesian
people for the reunification Of
West Irian with the Indone-
sian Republic"