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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

WEST HYATTsvnLE-Brick Cape
Cod with 2 bedrms., baths and
space for additional bedrms, up
stairs: full bsmt,: COW. 10
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA; Sl5,-
$50. HUGH T. PECK, INC, HE.
4-1700 It'll o pm.
WHEELER RID. AREA = Must be
sold this month; beautiful 2-yr, :
old brick rambler that has all
the extras Incl. swim. pool: own
er i'll: only $22,950.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
Redwood 6-2010
A. BIG ACRE with this 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; sep. din. rm., fin
iShed bSmt.. many extras: must
sacrifice, only S16,50O. Easy FILA
terms. REAMY CO.. AP. 7-9666
or SP. 2-7573.
S76 PER MO. PAYS ALL on this
2-bedrm. bungalow on level lot
near Prince Georges Country
Club. No cash for vet. or special
FILA. terms. CALL WA. 7-39OO,
ROBERT 8. DAVIS q CO.. INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL MILL
1855 DUDDINGTON

156 BURLINGTON
Best buy Of the week. Only So,
900. Charming 3-bedrm. towr
house within walking distance Of
the Capitol. Low down pymt.
assume $4,000 loan, trades con.
sidered. We have other homes anc
investment property ranging from
S11.500.
ROBINSON & DUCKETT
REALTY CO.
LU. 1-2400 10. 7-2747
l0S 4th ST. Me- rooms. {
baths, gas h.w.h.: available now
Csll +. e. MIDDLETON. RE. z.
4IS d ST. Me-, Capitol Hi ares
Ideal for restoration; 6 rms, b.,
brk.. bsmt.; $1,000. Ia. 9-4663,
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

SPACIOUS 2-BEDRM. CORNER
Intersection of Calvert st. and blu,
stop. 1908 Adams Mill I'd. NV
apt. l. Open Wed. 11-3. Priced
$4,000. Operating cost $45.6S
mo. WASHBURN AGENT in No. /
TILDEN GARDENS
Luxurious apt, with beautiful view
Entrance hall, living room, dining
room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths
Ewes. Call MRS. MILLER, Wo.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
TILDEN GARDENS-Liv. rm., sun
nm, din. rm.,. 2 bedrms., kit. and
v baths. Priced reas. Call =. z.
MIDDLETON, RE. 7-11S1.
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ST. $500 lOIl(S' DIN.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors Since 1905. 5000 Conn, Ave

SS.-sO1 lIICS 15UO, OUUU Conn. Ave
BETHEsDA-HILLMEAD
Our first presentation Real charr,
describes every inch of this heau.
tiful white brick rambler neStied
among towering trees on one o1
the finest streets in this popllsi
community. Wonderful patio and
rear garden with woods behind
8 bedrms., mod. kit. paneled rec
I'M. and an. excel. carport. Thi,
mouse Is neat as q pin Inside AM
gut and should sell instantly AZ
~ s5:5 800. Call Sam Pardoe wo
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. 1Nc
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX, SOUTH-3 bedroom multi
bath split level, w/decorators
dream Cherry paneled 4th bed
room or family rm., plus sep. din.
rms, tiled bsmt., jalousied porch
and double carport. Set on lovely
fenced lot .w/stately shade oak:
MONROE
40 En1nn prAIMORe
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Realtor WI e.eaoo
CHEVY CHASE CHARMER! NEW
L1ST1NG!-Lovely rambler on .
quiet. little-traveled street. Two
bedrooms and bath, PLUS den and
powder room on one floor; sepa-
rae dining room, beautiful all
cleo, kit, with dishwasher, dis
posal and dining area, huge scr.
porch; basement with lavatory and
outside entrance. Clean as q Din
ana So tastefully decorated Lower
s. PHILLIPS. NC, ia 81. Fl EfAF |:
evenings. OIL. 6-7070.
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RIvERDALE-S295 down incl. set
Element. Det. bungalow, 2 bed.
rms, bsmt., lge lot, newly redec
Owner will finance. ST. $4,000.
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DECATUR ST. Mr.. 10th
EAGPACSIEC AnnrnArnroAr

Wv = wv. 1UUII
EMBASSIES ATTENTION
VIII consider rent with option To
BUY; charming Colonial; ultra mod.
KIT, wall oven birch cabinets. etc,
4 bedrms:. ga baths; full bsmt.
GOV. front porch: tastefully re.
decorated: vacant.
MURRAY LEVINE ia, 9-314A
GE0RGETOWN-Attr. little brick
row house; lge,, carpeted liv. rm
dow. English bsmt. wIoutside en-.
trance. din. rm. opens to patio
Priced in mid-30s. Call FE' 8.
22l1 or FE. $4,000, Exclusive
MlLL1CENT CHATEL AND Jos
WISE, INC 1870 wis ave n N
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FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC
DI. 7.l4ll

BETHESDA : FLA AT SIs,950I
rifle lot 6Qx145 with trees: ; bed.
rooms and bath on 1st floor, bie
dormitory bedroom on End floor:
paneled clubroom with bar and
powder room in full out-of Ground
paSement; large screened porch:
Hn1Iif and paroehial schools, NH,
might buy! Better hurryl FRANZ
8. PHILLIPS. INC, Di. 7.i4ii,
evenings, OIL. 5000.
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tcoNIINUEp)

BURNING TREE, BETHESDA
COLONIAL BRICK SPLIT-4 twin
bedrms., extra lge, liv. I'm. with
firepl.; guest-size din. rm. opens tc
patio. countryside kit. Ice. roomy
pan. daylight clubrm.. powder rm.,
Lull psmt.. lge. scr, pch.: on biz
tree-shaded yard. Low sos. Excel
schls.. shops and D. C. bus.
HUNT CLUB AREA-New Williams.
burg-style homes: s bedrms., 4
full baths: also Early American
2-story Colonial W. columns at EN-.
trance: 4 bedrms. and 4 full baths
each home contains Ice. liv. rm,
with firepl., paneled den, country
style kit, roomy sep. din, rm,
lge. ground, paneled clubrm. with
iirepl. opening to patio; full bsmt,,
2-cer garage with carport-earden
shed comb. Each on acre lot with
outstanding view OF rolling coun-
tryside. Across I'd. from country
CLUB, mr.. last expressway, schools,
shopping, 1BM. NH, Atomic Ener-
BY: COW. 70 all D; C: Mid sos
OUT coNR Sen or % % isiis. A VIE.
left TO 240, right on 2s, left Il.
mile to homes.
VIM. D. LUCAS ASSOC.
OIL. 6-ss6s, ofc. 90. 24-Hr. serv.
CHEVY CHASE-New custom A.
bedrm. rambler with carport, CEN
trally air cond.. many other Gus
tom features. incl. paneied rec.
rm;; Inid-3Os. NATIONAL CAPT.
TAI s. Real ", ESTATE CORP, OIL.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-HandSome
brick Cape Cod on h-acre wooded
lot; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths e bed
rooms and bath on first floor
large screened porch, recreation
room, garage; close to ali con-
yeniences. Excellent condition
throughout. Priced for quick sale,
Call WO. $4,000 till 8, EDW. n
JONES & CO.. INC.
CHEVY CHASE, SOMERSET AREA
FIRST OFFERING Of exception
al buy Of Immaculate 3-bedrm., .
FIRST FLOOR DEN. Huge living
FLOOR DoRMIToRY ROOM, ga
rage, large mod. kit. with dish.
washer and disposal, and only
short walk to Wis. ave. transp
shopping and schools; only SOS.
XXI EM; 2,s s29 S pIsTRIcT-
eyes,, OIL, 4-l3S0
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PECK. INC, HE. 4-17OO till 8.
SILVER SPRING CORNER
Owner. must sell fast: price re-
duced to low 30s with S25, 900 ist
trust. z large rooms, "a baths,
rec. rrn.' maids rm. and bath and
Louis RupDEN To. $4,000
silver sPRING-sAVE ON M
TIERSEsT; Assume SIG, 500 trust at
Nor MStSrthgood High. 10. $1,000. "'
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS IS
SM; sPG.-close in $1,000 dn.,
GOO: bsmt. w/exit. beaut. I'd. w
GEO: ALLEN. Realtor. 10, 5.1sso
SILVER SYRINGE 1850 down and
pay like rent-3 bedrms.. sen din
Tm., carport: fenced lot: imInacu.
iaIe throughout. Call today. Nc
!NiOsA CO.. Realtor. ~. 1888.
SILVER SPRING. Carroll Knobs
hiar.ea1Large brk. rambler; corner
lot; ideal location for neiehbor-
nood doctor; garage. plaster walls
: 6edrms.. complete GE kit full
ppSmt; like new throughout; only
g gTT 's90: MCINTOSH CO.. Realtor,
SPRING. near Montgomery
PA Hlgh--Brick Colonial: lge
ny; rm; W firepl.. full din. rm.'
~ patnS. scr: porch. rec. rm. and
garage; priced In low EOS. Small
Co. &C; pySEGm l slfso,GG Can today GRAHAM
SILVER SPRING, near Eastern IF
Hlgh-Brick rambler with garage:
nv. nm with large din. ell. 8 bed.
rms I'm path and powder rm.; rec.
KELLER WooDMooR W" ii. G S.7ISo
SILVER SPRING, MD.-5-bedrm
SSEGSS HSGE /. BoRGER, INC, Ma.
SILVER SPRING-GRoWING333
S space upstairs for 2 more bed
b RsoSs 3 NPaR BIS Al 5Ivi e6pd Fm
FHA or OF terms, S16,500. III.
BEERS BROS.
SILVER SPRING-Why be your
home" deduct interest, taxes and
save save with payments Of SSl,S7.
T pay moVes you in. Low, low. price
YoUNksMSi Me- I CO. 10. 4-so22 It'll o
SILVER SPRING; $4,000 - All
PICK Colonial in Indian Spring
village. Four Corners area; walS
70 81. Bernadete's. Liv. rm. W fire
place, sep. din. rm., table-space
Nt; LIST mr.. 2 lge. bedrms. and
path up: full bsmts FHA terms
SS4noo ri, On. WOoDSIDE REALTY
SLIGO PARK AREA-1St time ~
Iered' brk. Cape Cod nestled IN
large lot with many trees; Z
Deorms. (can expand to A., firepi
ID IN ~ rm;; SI5,950, $500 down.
Split Foyer Rambler
rn DedrmS;; IA baths. liv. I'm. din.
tumbo-size paneled rec Di IN, spg 1Ss
patio. double hung windows e'
TED LINGO, INC.
S227 FENToN ST. JU. 7-77oo
ST. JOHNS
Ice. FAMILY HOME
Owner moved, wants offer. 4 mas
ter,size bedrms.. 2 baths, liy' rm.
with firepl., sep. din. rm., large
rec. ,rm. with bar; built-in garage
Brick Colonial in convenient loca-
ton. Asking $4,000; make offer
today. Call now, 949-2S8O,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT,
ST. CAMILLUS PARIsH-spacious
Cape Cod with 3 bedrms., 3 baths
sep, din: rm., full bsmt. TRADES
ARRANGED; FLA APPROVED.
HUGH 4. PECK, INC, HE. 4-1700
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ST. BERNADETTE'S-4-bedrm9 .
bath brick Cape Cod: full din. rm.,
family sized. modern kit, Ready to
move in. Ewes, HE. 4-29O5, KEEL
LER WooDMoOR. JU. 5-71OO.
TAKOMA PARK-New listing: Ice
Colonial; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. on
l FIR: lge.. kit. den. rec. rm. /:
near INA school: SIS. 800.
TAKOMA REALTY
House Traders" JU. $1,000
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CHEVERLY : Brick Cape Cod; 3
bedrms.. tables pace kit, az
baths and full bsmt.; many extras
only S21. 900 CT or FILA. Gail
HoMEoWNNEsRs RE ~; CO.. INC.
CHILLUM TERRACE, Just over
D. C.. line-Owner transferred, will
sacrifice this 6-rm.. 2-bath brick
rambler with walk-up attic that
is EXPANDABLE Many extras in.
cluded at special price Of S25,950.
Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT s,
DAVIS q Co. INC.
Clinton-Camp Spring Area
Three and 4.bedroom ramblers
Cape Gods and split-levels, 2 ant
ga baths: full bsmt.: finished rec
rooms. modern kitchen; some witt
2 fireplaceS.
Hartman Realty Co.
Lu:. 4.3400 Ewes. LU. 1-021;
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KENSINGTON-BrE SnIjt -io1oT

UouL HIS., OnIy S2I,76O,
u.u CUSTOM REC. RIM"
hath so-"aII carpet, patio and 2k
W. J. NICHOLAS La 5-osoo
KENsINGTON - i,ike-nev snist
level; loaded with Charm: iiv;n :
nm. dining rm.. all-elec. kit (
oeorms.. 2 baths, beaut. finishsd
rec: rm:, powder rm.: fenced leVei
iiot' near schools and Shopping;
RpHSeae Low low US: o. +. SMITH 4
59MO9: w. INC. OIL. 2-6476.
AIEsNssSHi,NNGT0N-NEW. NEW, NEW
t country t} }sSs ABOUT Completed
proportioned bedrms.. huge bs Tn
with toilet and outside entrsnce
Price S17.950. Trade your presen,
nome; Can 10. 5-OS44 til 9 DIM
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS aTNrr 1ooo
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n eonH 70 NiE NIB brick rambler
,transp.: 2 bedrms. and bst5., 1 ias
liy: rm.. W firepl., sep. din. rm
Kit. and full bsmt.; Lear det. ga.
rage; price S1S,750. FRANK q
P6HF1a 3 aPS; INC. OIL. 2-7006; ewes
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BETHESDA whitehall Manor.
Dedrm, 3 " bath new brick Colo
NAL; both living and game rooms
nave fireplaces. kitchen is yery
large with convenient table SPACE
generous-size dining room, buiit.
IN garage; house custom desiened
with many clever features; priced
REALTY, EN-. $1,000 after a n m
FE. S-2526. v 0'"''
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CHEVY CHASE VIEV

Be the first to buy the last of thess
Gan brk. ramblers in Holy Re.
aeemer Parish, 3 bedrms,, 3 baths
large kit, fully tiled daylirht
bsmt:; only S2I,95O S"'
Miller Associates
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SILVER sPRING-dRoWTNd352
space upstairs for 2 more bed.
rooms. big full bsmt., white fire
PAGE IN paneled living rm.:
TTSWN!oMN BUS AT CORNER.
hA or oI terms, S16,500. ~.
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KENWOOD PARK

Outstanding residence for. fam.
ny desiring spacious rooms, Twins
room and rec. room both VIII
fireplace, 5 bedrooms, 3h baths
car garage. central air condi.
tioning, wall to wall carpet. Ewes
MRS: Fisher, OIL. 2-522i
w.; =: o. A.: n. MILLER DEV. co
LSI YOUR HOME WITH Us
NEA4lOHS EN-. 2-44aA
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SILVER SPRING. Carroll knobs
Area-Large brk. rambler: corneS T
lot: ideal location for neiSSbor.
nood doctor; garage, plaster walls
3 bedrms.. complete gle kit fuIi
PPSSmt;: like new throughout; only
SSI5' 9oO: MCINTOSH CO., Realtor,
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.n-Beautiful. spacious home; 3
large bedrooms, library, 2h tile
baths, sunken living room, dining
room, large all-electric kitchen
with breakfast nook; all on
level; huge recreation room with
ftrepl. and bar, maids room and
bath; 2 additional rooms and
roughed-in bath on 2nd floor;
garage and screened porch; dou-
pie lot LOOKING: Price reduced for
u'f EpW Saie IL c JoNE Mo, $500 ~ mt "
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LANGLEY AREA-Brick rmbl. with
fireplace in liv. rm., din. rm.,
bsdTTnss ,, Ia baths. VACANT,
2. PECK. HE. 4-1700 till pm.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
LANGLEY PARK AREA, 2 bedrm.,
brk. colonial, sep. din. rm.. hot
water heat. bsmt., S16,500. UN,
THMCIEv prArrv
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SILVEK SPRING. near Montgomery
Pa r High--Brick Colonial: Ice,
~ ~; I'm 5mi W firepl;: full din. rm.,
~ y pains: scr; porch. rec. rm. and
az ia Rs yr PRICED n low 20s. Small
CO., JU. 5-60lO. 'A
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CLEVELAND PARK - Handsome
Oct. brick Of approx. 90 rms. anc
D baths with q gracious arrange.
ment and spaciousness Of earl,
10th century construction; ser.
wants quarters over det. garage
Hnder $50; 900: ELIJAH @. AR.
MOLD !Col.. UsA. Ret;), Broker
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LANDoVER AREA-cIean as
pin; 4 bedrms., sep: din. rm,, l Y
FILA terms. $4,000. W
JOHN H: HUGHES. WA. 7.056O
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Dutch
Colonial with 2 bedrms, 1st FIR
P IN AN raj ARs shd 6 6Sms w S5TukTEP
HOMES. $3.50 1856 HUGH MS +. PEEK,
1895 New Hamp. ave. HE. 4-1700
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S1U5-$4O0
HICKS REALTY co

CARROLL AVE.-sI25 Lang. PIX
Tor 9e ocsaDsnc SG s1 2iss kS iFd 1 SssssdI
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bEThESDA-No steps, perfect for
retired couple: lovely brk, ram.
Slsr t IN fine 8 n eond; on large lot
owner anxious to sell: low Sns'
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF MI MI
INC. OIL. 6-7S0O til g.
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LANDOvER HILLS-It's close tc
pub. and par. SCHOOLS, transp.
magnificent SHOP, this 5-b.r.. 2.
buy Rh oh Ige: sy56 nC Sash c sm ae
Element and SI26 mo. for every.
thing. OWNER, OIL. 6-5297.
Landowner HILLS-If you have
imagination and $3.50 cash (incl
settlement), this house, built fol-
family liv;. which has unique rm
arrange, that can be g. b.r, or fam
rm. or den or both. might be tn.
par. schools. shop. galore. OWN
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PARK-First offering
OF perfectly delightful Cottage
type home. Modernized and rede-
signed in charming manner,
Lovely living and dining areas,
good kitchen. 3 bedrms. and bath
Full bsmt; Only S19. 500. Call our
uptown office til 8 pm. KE. 4
SHANNON & LUCHs
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HARRISBURG AREA
" acre Of lovely ground surround
tnis attractive 3-bedrm, new
nrlck rambler. Full bSmt. On
$4,000. Excellent finsncing
TRADES ACCEPTED" II Won nov
MANovILL REALTY Corp
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SHANNON r. T,TTcHS

heaitorS since 1905. 5000 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Immacuiate
split-level home, 9 blks. from
Conn. ave-. 4 bedrms., 3 baths,
all-elee. kit, gar, centrally air
cond., wall-to-wall carpeting,
grapes. all extras included, Only
IAN CO, Realtors. a4A.lA2l
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5000 14th ST, NV.
5.sTORY TJIXTTRY PTD6

6a5 3rd ST. N.E.-s67 so
GGlsTsd; ms ~ s bath: s ssst
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GLOVER PARK

A sunny house in this desirable To-
cation mr.. Georgetown; 8 bedrms,
baths small den, mod. kitchen;
garage, and rec. rm.; well fl
DE. 2-7739. j. F, BEGG. INC
REAL1ORS DU. 7-24SO
SALE OR RENT, on N. Capitol st,
-3-bedrm. house, new Ras fur.
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8 bedrni., din
p Ta isn't KEN Az D fs1sse a0t s G6
10. 5-2005 til 10.
6917 MAPLE ST. NV.
w sssRadfs ET REr IT, R satas ssS
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CHEVY CHASE-First offering o.
mr.. schools, bus and Shopping,
attractive rms, including den,
bedrms., 2 tiled baths, recreation
rm. and full sized gear garage
Only S26,950 and won't last long
Call our uptown office It'll 8 pm
KE. 1880.
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Mrs. Lillian Zepp,
Bankers Widow,
Active in Church

Mrs. Lillian Hinkel Zepp, "a
widow of a Washington banker
Wilbur H. Zepp. died yesterda.
of heart attack at her home
1874 Lanier place NV.
A member of an old Wash.
ington family, she was thu
youngest daughter of Johr
Peter Hinkel and Anna Sander
Hinkel. Her father for many
years was secretary treasurer Of
the Metropolis Building & Loar
Association. She attended the
old Central High School anc
was active in church and civic
activities up to her husband.
death in 1851.
Mr.. Zepp was vice president
of the former United States
Savings Bank and later an Of.
fetal with the Federal Savings
& Loan Insurance Corp.
Mrs. Zepp's only daughter
Mrs. Anna Margaret Rude. dice
in 1858.
She leaves three grardchil-
dren, Kathryn, Frederick anc
Thomas Rude of $3.50 Cathedra,
avenue NV, and five nepheWs
and three nieceS.
Services will be at / pm. Sat
urday in the Lutheran Church
of the Reformation, 2l2 East
Capitol street. Burial will be in
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Miss Mary OIiphont, 80,
Federal Emp|oye So Years

Miss Mary E. Oliphant, SO, a
Government employe for SIS
years and a native of Washing
ton, died Tuesday at the Wash
ington Home for Incurables
after long illness.
Miss Oliphant started work
with the Government in 1899
at the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. In 1901 she trans
ferred to the Post Office De-
partment as an auditor and
then worked successfully with
the War Risk Office, Control
Ter Generals Office and the
Postal Accounts Division in
ASheville, N. C.
In 1912 she sent a personal
letter to President Roosevelt re-
questing a four-month extern
sion of her compulsory retire
ment age so that she could
complete a 55-year career in the
Federal service. Her request
was granted.
She was a charter member of
the Catholic Daughters of
America, District Court 212,
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Steel Officials
Mother Dead

Mrs. Robert A. Tyson. IS
mother of Robert u. Tyson
chairman of the Finance Com
mittee of the United States
Steel Corp, died today after a
long illness at the home of her
daughter in Jackson Heights
Long Island, N. Y.
Mrs. Tyson, formerly OF
Mathews, Va. had been living
with her daughter, Mrs. M. K,
Layer on Long Island. Her huS-
band died IN 1858.
Besides her son and daughter
she leaves a sister, Mrs. Louis
S. Sanford, and a brother, John
H. Fleming, both of Ports
mouth. Va.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Saturday in the
Community Methodist Church,
Jackson Heights. Burial will be
in Thurmont, Md.
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R. A. Heind|, 50, Dies;
Standards Bureau Aide

Raymond A. Heindl, SO, an
internationally known specialist
in refractory materials, died
yesterday at Doctors Hospital
after a short illness.
Born in Marinette, Wis, Mr..
Heindl was graduated from
George Washington University
in 1917 with a degree of bach
elor of science in chemistry. In
the same year he worked as a
research engineer for the Car
borundum Co. in Niagara Falls,
N. Y. and later was employed
by the Aluminium Co. of Amer
lea and the international Abra-
sive Co.
He came to Washington in
1928 as a member Of the re-
fractory section of the National
Bureau of Standards and in
1927 became section chief.
While at the bureau he au-
thored or co-authored 10 pub
locations and wrote over 20
papers for other journals,
among them study of little
known developments in the
field of refractory materials in
Europe. He retired in 1855 after
80 years with the Bureau of
Standards.
Mr.. Heindl was a fellow of
the American Ceramic Society
and served as chairman of the
committee on refractories of
the American Society for Test
ing Materials. He aided in the
preparation of numerous Fed
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Service Scheduled
For DR.. GiImon

A memorial service will be
held for DR.. Charles S. Gilman,
who died last January in a
plane crash while with a United
Nations World Meteorological
mission in Chile, at 4 pm.
Sunday at the Trinity Presby-
terrain Church, Morrow and
Pine streets, Herndon, Va.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to a
memorial fund at the Trinity
Presbyterian Church.
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First Money Bill
For Fiscal 1868
Passes in Senate

The Senate today passed the
first of a dozen 1868 appropria-
ton bills. carrying $5.5 billion
to run the Treasury and Post
Office Departments for the
year beginning July l.
Senator Williams, Republi-
can of Delaware, was blocked
in attempting to attach a rider
to cancel a Civil Service Com
mission order permitting ca
reer Government employees to
make speeches explaining the
administrations legislative pro-
gram.
Senator Robertson, Democrat
OF Virginia. in charge of the
bill, made a point of order
against the Williams amend
ment. as being legislation on
an appropriation bill.
Senator Williams considered
trying to suspend the rules to
make it in order, but abandoned
the effort after members of
the Appropriations Committee
promised to give him a hear
ing on a later appropriation
bill.
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and belonged to the St. AIMS
Roman Catholic Church, Wis
consin avenue and Albemerle
street NV.
She leaves her niece, Mrs. M.
Violet Radcliffe of 434O Abe
marie street NV. with whom
she lived after retirement and
three other nieceS and three
nepheWs.
Services will be at $50 am.
tomorrow at the Hines Funeral
Home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV. A mass will follow st 10
am. at st. AIMS Roman Cath
olic Church. Burial will be in
Congressional Cemetery.
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DR.. Israel BIumenfeId

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 90
(AP).-Dr. Israel I. Blumen-
field, 46, Jewish leader and West
Coast director of Histradrut,
ISraels general federation of
labor since 1852, died Tuesday.
DR., Blumenfeld, who was born
in Poland, survived the 1943
revolt Of the ghetto Jews
against the Nazis. Novelist Leon
Urls based his beSt-selling
novel. Mia 49," on DR.. Blu
menfeld's ghetto experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-29
Luther 6. Parker,
Printer at Star

Luther c. Parker, a printer
and linotype operator at The
Star since 1854, died at Sibley
Hospital Tuesday of a heart
condition. He was Sc.
Born in North Carolina, Mr..
Parker worked on newspapers
in his home State for a time
and then in San Francisco. He
came to Washington and
worked for the Washington
Post and Times Herald before
going to The Star.
He was a member of Typo
graphical Union No. 101.
Mr.. Parker leaves his wife,
Hazel. Of the home address,
929 G street NV.
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Train Service Talk

The Citizens Transit I'm
provement Association will hear
its public relations director ex-
plain a plan to link Dulles, Ma
tional and Friendship airports
with Washington and Balti-
more by rapid electric train
service at a meeting at 8 pm.
Monday in the Community
Room of the Washington Post,
1915 L street NV.