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FLOWER AVE. AREA
Unbelievable

: - v - ~ = -
But true. A lovely 2-bedrm. all
brick rambler, large liv. rm, sep
srate Din: nm, Kit. with brand
bination, End refgr. in util rm.,
new stove. . air conds.. washer,
mercury switches throughout car
pet and what have you. Nothing
to do but move in. Excel cond
All this for the unbelievable price
OF $4,000, FILA, S450 down. This
won't last, Call now. Mrs. Lear,
JU. $4,000. ewes, JU, a-33as.
MONTGOMERY REALTY, INC.
FOREST GLEN RID. AREA-Brick
Cape. Cod. bedrms., > baths.
fireplace in liv. rm.. side scr.
porch. DASHBOARD HOT WATER
HEAT. $4,000. Hurry. wont last
WooDMooR, JU. S-7l0O.
-FOUR CORNERS AREA-S6OO dn.
Brick rambler. bedrms.. gas
heat, Ice. lot. 81 III. Cow. loo.
Ii. 6-7043 ewes. MA. 2-l477.
. WILLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO,
GA. AVE. EXT. = NEW HOME
LOW DIN. PAYMENT
One of the areas finest builders
nseq b,t S Sges sac sp az t5is S sSp
RMS. = . FULL BAfHs. iSe. iiT.
rm, wifirepl. :, full size sep, din:
table space. fully tiled bsmt.. lge.
wooded lot, price S23.950. Move
in TO-DAY with little cash. Call
sufBUGsSisUAiN PROPERTIES MoT.
GLENMONT HILLS (Close n
Wheaton)-Lovely spotleSs home.
3 spacious bedrms., kit. wIlots Of
table space, rec. rm. handicapped
fenced lot. FLA or VA $3.50 On;
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL
S10,75O-Cozy rambler on nice
fenced lot. Off-street parking.
GEO. ALLEN. Realtor 949-1950
FOREST-Conv. to
mol NO. an and M .sr ~ a. t this sgsr
inside and out. lovely tres-stud-
ded lot. in q prestige area, it
features q mahog. center. hall,
step-down liV. rm. with firepl.,
step-up din. rm.. ultra electric
kit: with table space. 2 spacious
bedrms., . ceramic baths on LIST
floor. a finished Riddles play rm.
in addition to family I'm. with
firepl., powder rm. and workshop
in big bsmt.. the carport becomes
q screened porch in summer to
fit in with the patio and Bar-be-
Que. complete privacy in the shad-
ed rear yard, wall-to-wall car
petinR. owners transfer forces sale
at realistic price. only 500. $50.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE. 4-3500 IA. 2-92S0
HOLIDAY PARK ; OWNER MUST
SELL. 4-level split. Lge. family
rm.. dream kit. sliding doors TO
patio, tree shaded lot. S20,500.
Call 949-730O.
HUGH T, PECK. 11246 Ga. Ave.
INDIAN sPRINGs-Charming, i'm
mac, brick Colonial: mod. kit,
S SSsESSa: s ta165s6Bdo : sssu6 Sn 4
r. N. LEVY
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE to share home with Wild
over. Midqle-aged and no chill
dren. -6032.
D. C.-CHEVY CHASE CIR. Area
Bachelor, $3.50, coll. grad, to
share lge. hse. wI3 other men.
Home of ex-Sen., WAR cond. and
all mod. cow. Pvt. bedrm. Call
after 8 pm. EN-. 3-S573.
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fCONTIsUEDl

BETHESDA WYNGATE-One Of the
truly exceptional buys in this brk.
CAPE COD, sep. din rm-, bedrm
ana bath on LIST floor.
screened porch. . bedrms ard
bath up. partially finished rec,
nm. beautiful fenced yard. cen
tTally air eond; asking only s23,-
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George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS ia. 4-l4o0

ASSUME Az q LOAN on this clean
and charming split-level. There
are 8 bedrms.. IA baths. den
large kitchen with eating space.
Utility 'I rrn n for storage ti and lin,
isheu rec. rn. The living rm. has
high-vaulted ceiling with balcony
from bedrm. Level. wooded and
fenced lot. Assume S6,400 loan.
flexible terms. Only 500 800.
TOwN 4, CnTTNTRY prop INC
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HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL MILL
CAPITOL. HILL.

CAPITOL HILL
Look behind the handsome red door
tifully appointed throughout. 8
bedrooms, 2 baths. The lovelieSt
patio on the hill. gear separate
garage. Call Mrs. Chadbourn,
EN-. 1860. Exclusive with
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
2lO1 s. st. NV. DE. 2-566O
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

HoME AND INCOME
Very well-kept. fine location, lEe.
owners quarters. Sls,95O. 81. 700
dn. Call ~. 1874
MARYLAND Prom. III Q-l24O
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71LaiERHi DISTANCE
FORT MYER


6-rm. home, compl. redec. with full
bsmt., hot-water heat, equipped
kit, Diet. garage, FILA price OF
SIS, 1000 with low sediment cost
Call to check this house. Must be
sold. so call today.
WRIGHT REALTY ia. 2-4S00
ARL.. N. nr. River Parkway
S. 4 and bedrm, custom homes.
Excel properties for gracious liv-
ing. Realistically priced.
JANET GREEN REALTY. 52s-705o
ARL., 4407 N. 18th ST.-Attrac.
4-hedrm. Cape Cod With alum.
siding. lge. fenced lot. $4,000.
FLA appraised. Walk in to in
spect. BY owner. Mr.. SINGER,
JU 1892. PRINCIPALS only.
at Chain Bridge :
FIVE bedrms.. THREE baths,
wonderful BIG kitchen. $34.500
LYNCH BROS, INC. Sprinstield,
Va. FL. 4-7000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
frRNFTtAufEnA

MASS. AVE. EMBASSY AREA =
spaeieas sontemper.fy n. house,
fireplace. huge din. I'm. COM
pletely equip. kit. study and pow
der I'm on LIST leoT. 4 bedrms-. 3
baths On 2z6 floor, rec. I'm. shove
ground level with fireplace and
powder rm-, maids room and bath,
double earport. Priced IN upper
SOS, but owner Il out Of country
and wants offer. Can Mr.. RAIN
BOLT. 942-l6S7. KORZENDOR-
FER. REALTOR, OIL 4-sIII-
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTE BARGAIN! owner will
help finance the down payment on
this quality brick and frame,
Carrollton,. bedrm., Ia bath
Split-level If you prefer to assume
rather than refinance the exist
ing Sl4.10O 4iaes OF loan. pay
able Sll3 per mo. totsll other
wise VA or approved FLA terms
are availablel
MARYLAND SALES AP. i-2o75
About To Buy? $15,250!
All brick, baths-ssp;, din rm.
Ki t,l bedrooms, full bsmt..
style fence. E-Z FHh-GI termst
HAGAN REALTY, inc. UN. 4Ss5sS
ADELPHI-vALUE PACKED ram
pier with twin-siZe bedrms.,
separate din: Im., modern kit,
Sarage. WE TAKE TRADES. Sl9.-
HUGH T. PECK
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-l7OO
ADELPHI-New listing, 2Ia-bath,
3-bedrm. brick rambler wihuee
rec. rm., and roughed in 4th bed
nm. in full bsmt.. on fenced-ievel
lot wLpatio. Assume high 4Iaes
loan. Sll2.3S mo. pays all.
EXCLUSIVE WITH TRACER
TRACER ASSOCIATES JU. $4,000
ADELPHI-OVer b-acre lot with
magnificent trees, custom Cape
hot-water heat. Slg,950.
hI1HH
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AIR CONnTTIoNRn

AIR CONDITIONED
New Diet. brick 4-bedrm. rambler in
North Portal Estates. Priced In
mid-3Q'S- Call Elk. 3-62Sl or
ALICE DEAL. ST. AIMS! Immacu-
late 3-bedroom detached home
near Wisconsin and Fessenden,
S16,950. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC. DI. 7-1411. Ewes. WO. 6-5499.
BRIARCLIFF TOWNHOUSE, Smart
new home priced at S37,500!
8 bedrooms, 3la baths, rear walled
garden is very large and private,
delightful for summertime enter
tanning. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
INC, DI. 7-1411. Ewes, Wo. g.
5499.
CHEVY CHASE - Forest Hills.
Handsome brick center hall home,
with library, powder room, modern
kitchen with table space, and
screened porch. 3 twin bedrooms,
Q baths UP, semi-finished dormi-
tory room. Paneled recreation
room, maids room and bath in
basement. Priced in upper 4o's.
Call WO. $4,000 It'll 9 pm. EDW.
H. JONES g. CO., INC. $500
C0Nn Ave NJ W
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CONN. AVE. AREA

One block to st. Thomas Parish.
Completely rebuilt detached white
brick house. Ideal for growing
family. For appt. to see call Mrs.
deWolf, AID. 4-5132.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
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REALTORS DE. 2-5eeo
CT, NO MONEY DOWN-N.W. area
brick. 4 bedrnS., 2la baths, bsmt.,
garage. Situated on quiet 1-way
street. SS2.S4 monthly. Priced
$4,000. LOUIS Ridden, tn. q
ongn
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FOREST GLEN RID. AREA-Brick
Cape Cod. bedrms., . baths.
fireplace in liy, rm,, side scr.
HEAT; $4,000. Hurry. wont last
long; Ewes; MA; 2,Ol77. KELLER
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BETHEsDA-New listing. Mr.. NH
and Naval Medical Center. A true
eenter-han brick rambler, having
large living rm. opening onto
screened liv, porch. seq. din. nm,
lse. elec. kit, new dishwasher
and disposal. bedrooms, 2 baths.
y Ice. closets. Basement, semi
rec: rm., sarage. This ll-yr. old
section IS attractive with trees
snd shrubbery. Nice for children.
quiet and secluded. Priced realis-
tieally at $2S,95O.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY
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-FOUR CORNERS AREA-S6OO dn.
Ss stk lre a% lot. 81 19 9fat Cow. io s'
Ii. 6-7O43 ewes. MA. s-i477.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11
SENTINEL e coGNT9. NIB.
Az Thursday, October ~, 1852
B&o Running
SpecidI Troin
TO Charles Town

The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road is operating a special train
service to the Charles Town
Race Course during the fall
meet which opened Monday and
continues through Friday, Octo.
Der 26.
The race train is scheduled to
arrive at the track at 100 pm.
every race day.
Post time for the first race is
1:30 pm.
The train will leave Camden
Station, Baltimore, at 1880 am.
daily.
After a stop at Laurel at
lilo am, the special train will
pick up Washington area race
fans from the following sta
tons: EVANSVILLE, 11:20 am;
University, 11:30; Silver Spring,
11:40, and Rockville, 11:50 am.
Special round-trip coach fares
will be in effect on the race
train throughout the meet. The
B & o special will return from
the Charles Town track after
the last race daily.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11

Meanwhile. Wheaton will be
faced with getting past Blair.
County scouts report that
BlaiTs offense is starting to jell
and could come up with the sur.
prise of the week.
A victory over four.time win
ner Wheaton would add some
sunshine to a dismal Blair cam
paign.
And victory could mathe-
matically give Blair a chance of
a winning season, although just
about out of the championship
picture.
Blair has four more league
games remaining. The Blazers
could wind up with a Az league
record.
Walt Whitman has the tough
est assignment of the afternoon
when it invades Gaithersburg
for a contest with the Trojans.
The smaller Whitman squad
will have to design some de-
Tense to stop the antics of
quarterback Larry Jones and
the running of halfback Bill
Christman and fuIlback Chuck
Kilby.
Big Sherwood will be playing
host to very speedy Frederick
squad and will have its tough.
est time containing the swift
sweeping plays featured by the
visitors.
However, Sherwood Is expect.
ed to hold a weight advantage
an dthe return of fullback John
Henry Williams promises to
give the Sherwood offensive
more drive.
Sprlngbrook and Quantico
Post School are rated even by
followers of high school fost.
ball.
The County eleven has been
developing air attack and is
expected to lombard the
young Leathernecks.
Peary is another County
squad that has a tough day in
store for it.
st. Anthony's is reported to
be big and powerful with a
greatly improved running and
passing game.
The schedule:
Walter Johnson at Bethesda
Chevy Chase; Walt Whitman at
Gaithersburg; Richard Mont
gomery at Northwood; Freder-
lex at Sherwood; Quantico High
School at Springbrook; st.
Anthonys at Robert z. Peary;
and Wheaton at Montgomery
Blair. All games. scheduled for
2 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11

2. Should Richard Montgom-
cry lose it will allow Wheaton
to boast of the only unbeaten
league record-providing the
latter gets past defending cham
pion Montgomery Blair.
3. Rocket Coach Roy Lester
must patch his injury-marked
team together to contain the
speed Northwood figures to I'M
leash against its foe.
Two other games could cause
shake-up in the standings, too.
Once-beaten Walter john
son must tangle with fast i'm.
proving Bethesda Chevy
Chase. RumOrs from the Be
thesda campus have two of
the BarOns' stars have recup-
Grated from leg injuries and
will be surprise starters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11

spend most of the week review
ing them" Hahn reported fol-
lowing viewing of the game
films.
The Knights currently own a
victory in league competition
and are unbeaten in five games
overall. Saturday Wheaton runs
up against defending Montgom-
cry Blair and Hahn wants to
insure against another showing
like last weeks.
While holding a distinct ad.
vantage in both weight and per-
sonnet depth, the Knights came
out with no better than II
deadlock.
And to make matters worse.
Gaithersburg, playing only 13
ment the entire contest, gained
the deadlock in the final minute
and a half. Gaithersburg's de-
tenders also held Wheaton to a
mere 13 offensive plays in the
first half.
However, playing a good part
in this substitute is the number
of times Wheaton was caught
breaking some fundamental
football rule.
One Knight lineman was hit
by his own punt. Several
Knights were detected lining I'D
off sides. Viewers report that
the blocking was. so bad that
many pitchouts and handouts
were hurried and sloppy.
1t was a bad pitchout that led
to Gaithersburg's only touch
down.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11
Rocket Team Weakened
BY Key Player Injuries
For Game With Indians

quarterback, halfback and full
back. The line may also suffer
with its biggest player still
doubtful.
Lester is still uncertain If
backs Dick Prugh and Charlie
Snowden will be game worthy.
Both have leg injuries and have
missed the three previous
games.
Charlie Bridgewater, the
biggest Rocket forward, is out
with a broken thumb and Les.
ter doesn't figure the cast will
be off i'm time for the 200
FOUNDER to work against the
Indians.
Ben Sellers has been handling
the signal calling, while Bow
man Young was moved to end,
while Kurt Shork, a 10th grader,
has moved into the halfback
slot.
Only Brian Wright remains
of the original Rocket back
field and the sturdy speedster is
working both ways. His one
big disadvantage is having
touchdowns called back. Wright
has four six pointers nullified,
while four have counted.
Joe Mcclellan, 170-pound
junior, has been given the job
of filling in for Bridgewater
who might be lost for as long
as two more weeks.
The Rockets Jim Swink,
who injured his ankle last
week in practice, may also sit
the contest out, but has the
best chance of all the others
of seeing defensive action.
Swink also handles run backs
of punts and kickOffs.
One bright light for the
Rockets is the return of tackle
Craig Brantover. Lester indi-
Gated that he has completely
recovered from a bruised hip.
At Northwood Coach Jim De.
Moss is again operating with
completely healed troops, but he
is fighting another kind of a
problem.
Observers at the Tall Suit
land contest report that North
wood doesn't appear to have
the spark that carried it to
three straight victories. The
team is no longer the snappy,
break-making and aggressive
club that starte dthe campaign
with such an explosion.
When questioned, Coach De-
Moss stated that he felt the
team could get up in time for
the game with Richard-Mont-
gomery game.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11
gaataaneu GahbtStntlntl Sports
County Schedule Lists
Seven Football Contests

Two bitter rivals will headline
the Montgomery County Foot
ball Leagues schedule Saturday
W h en- Richard Montgomery
travels to Northwood for a
2 pm. contest.
Other contests to be played
Saturday are: Walter johnson
at BethesdaChevy Chase; Walt
Whitman at G ait h e rsburg;
Frederick at Sherwood; Guam
tico Post School at Springbrook;
st. Anthony's at Robert E.
Peary land Wheaton at Mont
gomery Blair. All games are
scheduled to begin at 2 pm.
The tOp.ranked contest can
spell host of trouble for the
league-leading Rockets.
l. A loss will allow North
wood to gain ground.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11

backfield that started the first
game and several of his tor
linemen are listed as doubtful.
starters.
At NorthwoOd, however, the
Indians will regain the serv-
ices of Ken Chatham. Chat
ham was the teams most pro-
ductive touchdown producer
until he injured his ankle two
weeks ago early In the game
with Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11

sci. Callahan has rolled off
over 200 yards as a ball carrier.
Mike Shea saw action for
several plays at quarterback
in the Good Counsel game
where he threw three passes
for fifty yards. He also finish
ed up the game with Blair, af-
ter Kimball was injured deep
in Blair territory.
Coach Tony Caruso said that,
"We've played good football, we
just haven't been able to score
very much. Pretty soon we'll
just have to break loose. Maybe
it will be Saturday"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11
Sherwood's Quarterback
Nov Miss Frederick Tilt

to have suffered a slight con-
cussion Is doubtful starter
against Frederick. If Kimball,
a junior, is unable to see ac-
ton this Saturday, Coach Ca
russo will have to go with eth
er Skip Callahan or Mike
Shea.
Skip Callahan played half.
back against Blair and Walter
Johnson For the first two
Sherwood games, Callahan play,
ed in the quarterback slot, but
coach Caruso inserted Kimball
Off the game with Good Coun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11
BY Bob Knowles

Sherwood may be without
the services of its newly found
star quarterback, Danny Kim
ball, when the Warriors host
the powerful Frederick eleven,
Saturday, at 2 pm.
Danny was severely shaken
up in last weeks clash with the
Montgomery Blair Blazers.
Kinball was rushed to the hos
pital by ambulance and was
later visited by Coach Tony
Garrison and the entire team.
Kimball, who was believed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11
Fundamental Drills
Staged at Wheaton

Wheaton High Schools foot
ball team is still unbeaten and
holds second place in the Mont
gomery County football league,
but Coach Bill Hahn is far from
happy with his team.
my boys committed too
many mistakes last week. 1
don't mean to take anything
away from Gaithersburg-it's a
fine team. But a few of my
boys forgot the fundamentals
of the game and we're going to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11

Richard Montgomery, despite
the loss of several key players,
will be out to defend it's I'M
beaten Montgomery County
football League record Satur-
day when it travels to North
wood for 2 pm. contest.
When the Rockets line up for
the opening kickoff, Coach Roy
Testers squad will be minus
several first line performers.
Lester has only one boy in the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-11

Without the services of Chat
ham, Northwood suffered its
only defeat of the season. Prior
to his injury the 6-foot-1, 100
pound flash had scored six
touchdowns and was the leading
point-maker in the circuit.
However, the injury situation
is almost critical in Testers
camp.
The Rockets may be without
the services of their first string
Evening star., 1962-04-29
William Porter,
Ex-SuIesmun
For Brewery

William M. Porter. ST., Sc, a
veteran of both wars and
former brewing company en-
ploye, died Wednesday at
Mount Alto Veterans Hospital
following brain surgery.
Mr.. Porter. a native of
Spring Hill. Md, was a former
salesman for the Christian
Heurich Brewing Co. He spent
two years in the Marine Corps
during World War I and 21z
years as an Air Force aerial
gunner during World War II.
He was a member Of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars and the
Lions Club, and was a former
member of the Metropolitan
Washington Board of Trade.
He leaves his wife, Gladys. Of
Laredo, Tex, a daughter, Mrs.
Betty Pessagno, of 5423 Taus-
sig road. BladenSburg. Md. the
home address; and two sons, the
Rev. William, jr.. Of Warren.
Ohio. and Robert NJ. of 329
Maury avenue, Oxon Hill. Md.
Funeral services will be at
10:30 am. tomorrow at the
Rinaldi funeral home, 7400
Georgia avenue NV. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery
Evening star., 1962-04-29
J.L. HoughteIing Dies,
Held High U. S. Posts

one wearing full dress" Finally,
after much consultation, the
bandit settled for the officials
watch and fled.
Went to Treasury
In 1910. Mr.. Houghteling left
the immigration and Natural
ization Service and a year later
Joined the Treasury Depart
ment as an assistant to Secre-
tary Morgenthau. At the
Treasury. he was responsible
for developing the savings S
stamp and bond program to aid
the war effort.
After leaving the Treasury
Department in 1916, Mr..
Houghteling also served as
chairman of the Fair Employ
ment Board Of the Civil Service
Commission.
He was a member Of the Yale
Club of New York. the Cosmos
Club, Chevy Chase Country
Club, and the Metropolitan
Club.
He also was active in the
Episcopal Church and until re-
Gently was senior warden of
st. Johns Church at Lafayette
Square.
In addition to his wife, Mr..
Houghteling leaves two sons,
James L., jr., Of Pittsburgh.
and Frederic Delano, Of Chic
ago. He also leaves two daugh-
ters, Louise Delano, Of the
home address, and Mrs. John
o. Neustadt, of Baltimore.
Funeral services were incom-
plete.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

ment in April, 1861, he headed
the ROTC Unit at South Da-
kota State College, in Brook
ings, S. D. His Army career
spanned 18 years.
Col. Ray, who had been sta
toned at the Pentagon from
1949 until his assignment to
Korea, returned here to live
at 5949 Blue Star Drive, Nc
Lean, Va. .'
He leaves his wife, Lucy M.
Ray, and two daughters, Lucy
Ellen, 10, and Frederick, IS, all
Of the home address.
Funeral services will be at
l pm. Tuesday at the Fort
Myer Chapel, with burial in
Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Col. Frederic D. Ray, 81,
Veteran of Two Wars

Col. Frederic D. Ray, 62, who
retired from the Army in 1861
after serving in two wars, died
Thursday at Fort Belvoir Hos
pital after a heart attack.
Col. Ray. who was born in
New York City. first Joined the
Army in 1943, serving until
1945 in the China Burma India
theater. He received the Bronze
Star medal, with Oak Leaf
Cluster. and was decorated by
the Chinese government for his
work in training Chinese troops.
He served in Korea in 1882
SO, winning the Legion of Merit
Award and a Korean Presiden-
tial Citation.
From 1857 until his retire
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Mrs. F. X. KiIroy,
Former Nurse

Mrs. Francis x. Kilroy, 81.
a former nurse and a lifelong
Alexandria resident, died yes
terday at Circle Terrace HoSpi-
tai after a short illness.
Mrs. Kilroy was the former
France j. Shuman. Her family
founded what is now Shulnan's
Bakery & Ice Cream Co. in
Alexandria.
A 1880 graduate Of the Pro-
vidence Hospital Nursing
School, Mrs. Kilroy served as
a private duty nurse at. the
hospital until she was married
in 1886.
Mrs. Kilroy attended grade
school at st. Mary's Academy,
Of which she was also a gradu-
ate. She was a member Of the
sodality of st. Mary's Catholic
Church. -
In addition to her husband.
and a daughter, Miss Frances
Ann. Of the home address, 403
Russell road, Alexandria, Mrs.
kilroy leaves a sister, Miss
Margaret v. Shuman, Of All
Franklin street. Alexandria
A mass will be said at 0 am.
tomorrow at st. Mary's Ca
tholic Church, 80 South Royal
street. Alexandria. Burial will
be in st. Mary's Cemetery.