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Experienced In takeOff work, sell.
P ssrS SSs E' poat SaS S SS9sEHs s sS
WORK, ll2V Little le. River BY turnpike
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blvd, Arl.
WILSON PERSONNEL

rvice doctors, clinics, hos.
drug outlets for national
Eye st. NV, 3127 Wilson
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PAINTERS, mechanics only apply 10
SMTTHER q COMPANY, NC, 575o
X st. NV. In person. No phone
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UNFURNlSHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

IRVING ST. N.W.-2 rooms with
cooking PRIVILEGES; 500 month.
Cal 462-SlO3.
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bier, full bsmt., fenced yard. Cen.
tral1y loc.. $50 mo. JE. 3-o67s.
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The proof Of the pudding
Over 70ee Of HARBOUR
SQUARE has already been
gobbled up BY canny hous-
ing connoisseurs although
II ls still in construction
and occupancy won't be
until late in 1865,
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THE RECIPE
HARBOUR
SQUARE

/. Choose the finest loca-
tion possible. II should be
on the Waterfront and vir-
tually downtown. Don't
accept substitutes for this
Ingredient.
2. Get the finest architec-
tural and construction tall
ent available. Brand rames
like Chloethiel Woodard
Smith, FAIA. and John
McShain are essential.
8. Insist on Land owner
ship (n0t a leaSehold) re-
member. waterfront land
is q valuable asset that
will lend great future
ue to your investment.
The recipe loses it's flavor
for US II the land Is not
owned.
4. DO NOT OVER-sEASON
WITH PRICE. Remember,
you are asking people to
buy before the product Is
built, Don't expect the full
retail value. The first buy
ers CREATE value Just by
buying. They are entitled
to enjoy the future in
creases value because they
created 1t.
5. Blend these ingredients
carefully Using all of your
skill and experience. Prac-
tice makes perfect here.
Don't be surprised II your
first efforts are lacking
remember, 1t took us
AZ years Of experience to
achieve this HAR BOR
SQUARE masterpiece.
That's all there is to It'll
1t makes the most delicious
housing ever imagined.
Come try sample one
taste will make all other
recipes taste flatl
The proof Of the puddinEI
Over 70ee Of HARBOUR
SQUARE has already been
gobbled up by canny hous-
ing connoisseurs although
II Il still in construction
and occupancy won't be
until late in 1865.
HARBOUR SQUARE is
served in all sized por-
tions: from snack size 0ux-
uriouS efficiencies) to q re-
gal repast CHiStoric 18th
Century Townhouse) prices
from $4,000 to sos, 900.
OPEN 1875 PM.
CLOSED MONDAYS
SALES OFFICE at 47O N
St. S.W. il Historic Bar
ney House. Take Maine
Ave, past the harricade,
past the Wilson Line and
turn on N ST., you will see
our signs. Phone 546-7373.
,dmund J. Flynn CC
o-op Apt. Specialists Since 1s2
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ARL. = 2 excellent in-law homes, N.
Arl., Z bedrm. and den, $l65. S.
Suite on. Di &7ooo. No MoNoHAN oGPaFs's REAL AZ.
TY, 566 S. 23rd St.
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RIvERDALE : Det ! bedrm ISs
lot. with option 10 buy. ST. 3-S6eo
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SALES OFFICE at 47O N
St. S.W. il Historic Bar
ney House. Take Maine
Ave, past the harricade,
past the Wilson Line and
turn on N St. you will see
our signs. Phone 546-7373.
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Continued on Next PaEeJ
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Edmund J. Flynn Co.
coop Apt. Specialists Since 1e20)
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HOUSES TO SHARE

TAKOMA PARK Compl. md floor
and full home priv, off.street park
ing, conv. to Walter Reed, Nd. U.
Exch. ref. -JU. 5-76e2. Call after
II noon Sunday.
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BROADMOOR
POTOMAC PLAZA
TERRACES

IJO z4lh s.. NV.
The ONLY 2.bedroom, 2-bath
apt, home In this new, mod,
contemporary, l00ee air-cond.
bldg. is wood paneled, has
immense hv. rm., din. rm.,
library, gar. space for z cars,
2 balconies and horizon view
Of Washington.
ALSO avail. Is q delightful
efficiency with terrace AND
a lovely terraced bedrm.
and two lovely terraced J.
bedrm. apt. homes.
Ask for MRS. SPENCER In
Apt. S01 or call 33e-llS6
Omen I'll
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HARBOUR 8 oUARE is
served in all sized por-
tions: from snack size 0ux-
urious efficiencies) to q re-
gal repast CHistoric 18th
Century Townhouse) prices
from $4,000 to sos, 900,
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ARL. n. "a bedrms., 4 baths, brick
Colonial, full bsmt.. sep. din. rm.,
fenced rear yd. Conv. loc., nr. PEN
tagon, all schools. Avail. Jan. 9Th.
$50 mo. IA. $40.
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nEIN i AEIEA
Brand-new brick Colonial house, fully
air conditioned, 4 bedrooms, az,
baths, delightful residential area,
convenient to downtown, Ewes.
Leslie Williams, FE. 3-96l5.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH US
REALTORS EN-. 2-4A6l
LANHAM - 2-bedrm. ramblers, Ice.
Kit, encl. porch, util. rm., lge. lot.
Sis mo.
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OPEN "a
27o7 Adams Mill rd., Apt. 2o3-Liv
rm., bedrm., dinette, kit. anC
bath, very low maintenance
immed. poss. See today.
JAY REALTY CO., 26S-ss3l
WESTCHESTER Large l-bedrm
apt, redec., many extras incl
Southern exposure quick poSs. 3se
18TH AND Col. I'd, n.w.-3 rms.
kit, bath, din, Ind fir. For sale
rent or sh. WO. S-l7ls.
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KENT AREA

3 bedrms., Va baths, sep. din. rm.
de luxe kitchen, central air cond
Sl2S mo. Option to buy. HE. 4-7s3l
or WE. 5-5q9S.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. - bedrms.
2lz baths. Walk TO bus and schls.
S101 mn kg1.7Skn
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED - Rambler, 3 b.rs., NV
d. c., nearby Va. or Md. for Jan
IS. Will buy or rent with option
furn. or unfurn. Please write WIT
Box 2el75, Central p, O., d, C,
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ARL. = 4-bedrm. brk., ! full bath, Z
half baths, lge. Hv. rm. with firepl,
Lge. kit. bsTnt. brk. garage. Close
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HOUSES UHFURE. 70 RENT HOUSES UHFURG 70 RENT
MITCHELL,

PALMER PARK MITCHELL
VILE AREA -1bedrm- nas0ury
BAN REALTY co. S6s-tlu.
PALMER PARK Corner lot J
bedrms., fenced yard. many extras.
500 mo. GR- 4-134s.
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2. Get the finest architec-
tural and construction tall
ent available. Brand rames
like Chloethiel Woodard
Smith, FAIA. and John
McShain are essential.
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALEX, Harrington Area bedrms.
attached brick, washer, avail, SlSC
plus utiI. TIE. 667JO
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Besut GeorRisn-style. air cond. !.
bedrm.s iiy. rm-, oval din. nm, z.
Udbrn, fireplces. Ultra mod. kit.
and bath $3.50 with subst- cash
req. Open Sun. Is. Other times By
apDt HO l-l31e
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ARL. N. = Lge. 3-bedrm., lH7-bath
immac. brk. home with rec. rm.,
din. rm., ftp. Walk to schools and !
Corners. S145. ia. S-20o0.
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/. Choose the finest loca-
ton possible. II should be
on the Waterfront and vir-
tually downtown. Don't
accept substitutes for this
Ingredient.
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AkL, n. = Brick bi-level, 3
bedrms., 2 baths, daylight rec. rm.,
utll. rm., gar. Nr. Wash. Golf and
cup. Phone 365-s313.
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- Madison NV. ur.
}, 5 rooms, bath, govt.
sos. oMneF. III. E7qql
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That's all there is to It'll
1t makes the most delicious
housing ever imagined.
Come try o sample one
taste will make all other
recipes taste flatl
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UNIQUE

In DESIGN. Spacious AIR CONDI.
IlONED l-bedrO0m studio terrace
apt. with q separate den or dining
room with Philippine mahogany fold,
Ing doors. View Of swim club, close
% picnic area and tennis courts.
Huge Walk-in closets, spacious cop
pertone and fruitwood kitchens with
cabinet space galore Located in .
tqI,s delight. sll7.So includes All
Hities except elec.
HAMLET EAST
Out Shirley hwy, night on Seminary
I'd west left on BeaureFard 81
Res Mgr. s3l-eloo.
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ARL. N. 3 bdrm. brk. ramb., scr.
pch., bsmt., attached garage, mr..
stores, etc. JE. A-19SS
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CHEVERLY 3-bedrm. Cape Cod,
full bsmt., off-street parking, fenced
yard vacant, SllS per mo-, also q z.
bedrm- brick M. Cheverly, 500 per
mo-, vacant. CLYDE R. ADAMS,
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COOP ApTS FuR SALE
tcoNTINUEol
TILDEN GARDENS

THE RIAL COOPERATIVE
We have several very nice apart
mentk available. For complete
information and arranEementS 70
Inspect. please call our office.
J. NELSON HUGHES EN. 2-4sOO
1901 WYOMING AVE NV,
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MOVING, PACKING, SToR.

ABLE MOVERS - 50 an hour for !
uniformed men and 2i-ft. vans. Ii.
censed mover. Short notice. Emer.
storage. S6l-olo6.
BOXLEY MOVERS s rms, $40
UP Padded vans. immed. storage.
Local or long distance, s3z-esz7.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE =
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Storage.
Reas. rates. IA. s-2S37.
HARRIS MOVERS Insured van
services, eXper., white men, 50 per
7. for z men and a van. Office,
10. 7-s34l or 10. 1865.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches a specially. S. L. MORRIS.
TU. 2-llSo or TU. z-soo2.
MOVING AND HAULING
ME-ANYWHERE
CALL 10. s-S3s5
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country? Storage in sep
sFate rooms, packing, overseas air
cargo. Phone NO. 7-Ol0l, UNION
STORAGE CO., INC. Est. 1905.
STORAGE = Space available in
daylight basement. Private en-
trance. 33x1S It. 273-I334.
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lGHrS Ihedrm
nice yard. Cow. loc.
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HOUSES UMFURN. TO RENT

ADELPHI, Md, 1927 Bond I'd. .-one
BssTsq Bisst1Tssqums e. cS:tGnSTi SstSs S1 sa%S ~6o.3
acres. conv. to Naval Ordnance
Lab, Johns Hopkins Applied Ply
sics Lab, Agricultural Res. Cent.
Space Agency, Fort Meade. Univ. Of
Nd, all shopping areas. Sl75 per
mo. Call FL. 5000, or HE. 1880
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OTHER ISTINGS

HAMPSHIRE GARDENS, a36 Farra.
gut 81. n.w.-Large 3-bedrm. apt
home IN generally good condition
AvoNbHIE, l7a4 p ST. N.w.-Ath
FIR. ! bedroom, Hv. rm., din, rm,,
kit, BATH, 2 balconies. Need fol
refrigeration reflected IN price
ALSO 4th fir. bedrm. in excel
cond. with mod. kit.
lll 18th ST. NV lst-flr. corner
bedrm., air cond.
RUTLAND COURTS, l77s l7th ct
NV. Charming Ord fir. bedrm.
POTOMAC PLAZA, 2475 Virginia
ave. n.w.=5Particularly desirable
eth-flr. efficiency with lovely view
Just completely redecorated, and
floors refinished.
3ols PORTER ST. N.W.-lst floor
rear highly desirable bedrm.
PRESIDENTIAL, 1925 18th ST. NV
UNIQUE ADDRESS Of DISTINC. Z.
TI0N"- 4 blks. n. Of White House.
Foyer, liv. rm., din. rm., 2 bedrms.,
baths, magnificent elec. kit. and
balcony with wall-to-wall carpet and
draperies included loo9S air-condi-
ALSO very nice bachelor apt. home.
bedrm. and bath on 3rd n.
KENW0OD HOUSE, 5l00 Dorset
ave, Kenwood, Md. New, contem-
porary, 1000 air-cond. 2 bedrms..
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ADJACENT ROCK CREEK PARK =
Air cond. bedrm. apt. dinette
mod. Kit. Walk-in closet. Mainten.
SIS. NO. 1855, weekdays aft. 6.
BY OWNER Silver Spring OR
Porter ST. Each apt. b-rs. All
cond., quiet Bus at door, stST-
parking. Refs and substantial cash
REG. Adults, no pets. Sss-60s6.
CONN. AVE. = Liv. rm, firepl., re,
cepnon hal, din rm., kit, bedrm.
esl6. l.. 7. GRAVATTE, REALToR,
MA, e-07s3
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PIMMIT HILLS: 3 bedroom.
brick rambler near Grade
school Sl35.
Al z x SPRINGFIELD
AREA. Brick rambler on
large wooded lot with ?
bedrooms and den. $40.
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ROUTH ROBBINS

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY 4
Dedrms.s Va baths, detached brick,
washer dryer large fenced-in yard
Y residential Pepper Mill Village.
Directions from DC: out Centrsl
ave 70 18Th ave, at SynWood Es.
tates sign.s left on 18Th ave, 70 Tsth
place neht to zoe. Open 70 S, Sat.
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EDMUND j. FLYNN co.
coop Apt. Authority Since ls2ol
Washington Bldg. MA. s-e56!
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TREATY
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page Al
offer to the treaty. He indi-
Gated the President already had
given adequate assurances on
the points covered by his
understandings"
The treaty will ban nuclear
testing everywhere except
underground. Senator Dodd
said the separate resolution he
will offer later will ask the
Senate Preparedness Subcom-
mittee to keep tabs on how the
treaty Is working.
The Senate stood today at 81
inclined to favor the treaty, 16
against the pact and 8 still I'M
committed.
The opposition picked up the
vote of Senator Talmadge,
Democrat of Georgia, over the
week end. He had said earlier
he might vote for 1t, but now
says he has decided the treaty
sis too great a gamble and
would pose too great a threat
to our national security"
Amendments still to be
offered included those to make
ratification conditional on Rus
STA paying all of its United Ma
lions assessments, to require
ratification of the treaty
by the Soviet Presidium first
and to spell out the right OF
this country to set off nuclear
explosions in the atmosphere
in time of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

Iama-planned to visit Mr.. RuSk
in a group this afternoon.
In the morning five saw Mr..
Rusk in successive appoint
ments of about an hour each
| in the headquarters Of the
United States mission across
the street from United Nations
headquarters.
First was SPANS Fernando
Castiella who discussed with
Mr.. Rusk the issue of United
States bases in Spain. They
apparently reached no agree
ment.
The United States wants a
long-term renewal of the deal
under which it has operated
several large air and naval
bases in Spain. The Spanish,
seeking more economic and
political benefits than Wash
ington wants to provide, have
been extending the base rights
only on a temporary basis.
Lunches With Thant
Mr.. Rusk also met with the
foreign ministers of Peru, Ire
land, Brazil and Niger.
Mr.. RuSk and the United
States delegation lunched as
guests of Secretary General U
Thant.
Mr.. Rusk arrived from Wash
ington over the week end to
talk for the next 10 days with
as many as possible of the 10
or so foreign leaders attending
the fall session of the U. N.
General Assembly.
This includes comparing
note on world affairs generally
and dealing with specific issues
between the United States and
the various countries.
Mr.. Rusk's most important
discussions, with Soviet Foreign
+ Minister Andrei A. Gromyko,
are expected late this week.
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Jokorto Dispute EruPts
AtRuins of Embassy

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Sept.
% (AP).-The British-Indo-
nesian dispute flared again
today over the guarding of
Britain's ruined Embassy,
burned by mobs in a wave of
violence that almost caused
a diplomatic break.
A diplomatic crisis was
averted when Gov. Sumarno
Sosroatmodjo of Jakarta
agreed through a police repre-
sentative to a joint British
1ndoneSian guard to protect
documents in the Embassy's
vault.
British Ambassador A. G..
Gilchrist had just told a news
conference that a senior police
official had refused to let him
into the Embassy last night.
He suddenly broke off the
conference and hurried to the
Embassy.
Embassy informants said
Mr.. GilchriSt had just bee0
informed that IndonesianS
we're trying to break into the
vault. This time Mr.. Gilchrist
brushed past protesting In
donesian police and yemained
in the Embassy for an hour
and a half until the guard
agreement was reached.
The British considered the
issue serious enough to ask
support from other embassies.
United States Ambassador
Howard P. Jones and the
Australian, Canadian an d
French Ambassadors rushed to
the embassy.
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United Nations General AS
sembly, reported that in the
last year Iran had begun "a
new chapter in our relations
with the Soviet Union, based
on a spirit of good will, equality
and mutual respect"
This new development
which our two countries have
le-heartedly welcomed
will be supplemented without
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prejudice to our other interna-
tional commitments" he said.
He added it was already
bearing promising fruit in the
form of joint participation in,
and equal benefit from, the
augmentation of bilateral
economic projects" and he was
sure it would bring greater
stability" in Trans part of the
world.
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Rusk Schedules Meetings
With II Foreign Ministers

we must work at them steadily,
patiently and ceaselessly.
Small steps are worth TAX
ing because we may find them
to be the key to larger ones"
Mr.. Thant and Adlai E
Stevenson, United States Am
bassador to the U. NJ, spoke
from the same platform and
both reported an atmosphere
of hope at the General AS
Sembly in the wake of the test
ban pact.
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Ironion, Russian
Ties Are Closer,
U. Session Told

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Sept. % (AP). - Iran, long an
ally of the United States, said
today it is now on better terms
with its big neighbor, the Soviet
Union.
Foreign Minister Abba S
Aram, in a speech before the
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To avoid a diplomatic break,
Indonesia promised that Brit
iSh lives and properties would
be protected, but a number of
British enterprises have been
taken over by the government,
at least temporarily. Indo-
nesian officials say they acted
to keep workers from seizing
them.
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They will meet then to see what
further East-West accordS are
possible as a follow-up to the
limited nuclear test ban treaty.
FavOrs Small Steps
In a speech yesterday at
the dedication of a 12-story
Church Center opposite the
U. N. grounds, Mr.. Rusk said:
II do not see on the i'm
mediate horizon dramatic and
sweeping solutions to divisive
and dangerous problems, but
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Additions Sunday

The Washington Guild
Chorus is holding additions for
it's fall productions from 3 to S
pm. Sunday at the Guild Hall,
1719 Nineteenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept % (AP).-Secretary of State Rusk
set for diplomatic today by schedu
ing talks with IL foreign ministers.
The foreign ministers from Central America-Guate
maa Salvador Nicaragua Honduras Costa Rica and Pan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23
LOST

BREFCASE. containing personal papers
vicinity 2400 blk. Nichols ave. Sc
Reward. 10. l-0240
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

CAT, lge. gray, part.Persian altered
male. Found female same description
CHECK THAT YOUR CAT is REALLY
YOURS. 2Sb-o64o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

DOG, beagle, black. white. tan, VI. old
vic. N. Hamp and Eastern ayes. TAX
PIX. answers to "Reb." Reward. JU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

COCKER, blond male, Ia years old
lost in Georgetown; collar, Miami
license with Miami address; reward
S25.7056 aft. pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

CAT, young, male, tiger, gray and white,
vic. Parkside, Bethesda, Call N0AHS
ARK. OIL. 6-9045
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

DOG, French poodle puppy. white with tai
ears. vic. th and c SITS, Sc, Sat. Re
ward b5b-191S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

DOG. Liver and white English Pointer
male. new brown rolled collar, nc
TAGS, o mos. old: Vic. 10th anc
Varnum, NV, REWARD. RIA. B-7SgB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

DOG, Irish setter. male, red with white
bib; vic. Wheeler I'd. and Southern ave.i
reward. 10. $500.
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FOUND

VIC. CAPITOL HILL, blue gray. female.
Bedlington terrier puppyi answers TO
Alex, gold collars reward. 543-6958.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

PARAKEET, blue with black and white
wings, vic. Columbia pike and Glebe
I'd, answers 10 name Of "Gabby
Ritchey." Reward IA. e.l9e2.
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NURSES PIN, oval shape, engraved 81.
c. Homan'; lost In vic. OF 10Th and Eye
SITS. NV. or on ID. c. bus reward. LII.
1.2Sb2. ewes,
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PUPPY, "Dinah." part poodle, black,
long tail, vic. Bradley Elem. Reward
hs7.hhaA
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Mrs. HudIick,
Wife of Counsel
For Oil Group

Mrs. Paul E. Hadlick, So, wife
of the general counsel for the
National Oil Marketers Associa-
ton, died Of a heart attack
yesterday in Orlando, Fla. She
and Mr.. Hadlick had been on
an extended stay at their home
there.
Born and educated in New
Hampton, Iowa, Mrs. Hadlick,
the former Josephine Delsing,
was a member of st. Anne's
Rosary at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church in Kensing-
ton, Md, where she lived at
3401 Bexhill place.
In addition to her husband,
she leaves a son, Paul E. Had
lick, jr.. a speech therapist in
Montgomery County (Md.)
public schools, three sisters,
Mrs. Franc Deas, of Hattiesburg
Miss, Mrs. Emmad De Weese,
of Seattle, Wash, and Mrs.
Vern O'Neill, of Orlando, Fla,
and a brother, George Del
sing, of Alberta, Canada.
Services will be at 10 am.
Tuesday at Holy Redeemer
Church, Saul road and Summit
avenue, Kensington, with
burial in Gate of Heaven Gene
terry.
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he received his medical train
ing at Marquette University,
graduating in 1949.
During World War II, he was
a B-29 pilot, serving in China,
India and Burma. He served
from 1910 to 1913, and again
from 1856 to 1861 as a medical
officer in Florida, Texas and
England.
He leaves his wife, Mary,
and a son, Dennis, jr., both Of
6l3 Pershing drive, Silver
Spring, the home a address,;
three sisters, Mrs. James Lynch
and Mrs. Margaret Lynch, both
of Rockville Center, N. Y, and
Mrs. Virginia Tansey, of Sche-
nectady, N. Y, and a brother,
j. D. Sullivan, of Lexington,
Va.
Services will be at 1880 am.
Monday at st. Michael's Cath
Ollie Church, 805 Wayne avenue,
Silver Spring, where DR.. Sui
Ivan was a member. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Weaver, IS,
CIubwomun and
Flower Expert

Mrs. Ida L. Weaver, IS, of
2070 Belmont road NV, active
for many years in Chevy Chase
Woman's Club work, died Of a
heart attack Wednesday at her
summer cottage in Bethany
Beach, Del.
Born In Nicholson, Pa, Mrs.
Weaver came to Washington
in 1908. She was the widow of
F. Baker Weaver, one of the
co-owners of the old Weaver
Hardware Co. in Georgetown
which burned early last month.
In 1880 Mrs. Weaver served a
year as president of the Chevy
Chased. c. Garden Club. An
accomplished amateur flower
arranger, she had won many
garden show prizes for her
artistry.
Mrs. Weaver had been a
member of the Chevy Chase
Woman's Club since 1882 and
was most active in its Nature
Section.
There are no immediate sur
vivors.
Services were scheduled at
2 pm. today in Gawler's chapel,
$3.50 Wisconsin avenue NV,
with burial in Oak Hill Gene
terry.
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grew in him. Besides his Sym
phony in A." he composed I'm
Old Virginia." "At the Fair
"Natchez-on-the-Hill" and "Set
of Three"
He was honored by his native
State in 1851 when the then
Governor, John S. Battle, pro-
claimed November 5 as John
Powell Day. Highlighting the
ceremonies honoring the COM
poser in Richmond was the Vir-
ginia premiere of the Sym
phony in A." played by the
National Symphony Orchestra
Of Washington.
A Phi Beta Kappa graduate
Of the University of Virginia
Mr.. Powell went to Vienna fol.
lowing his graduation to study
under Theodore LeSchetizky,
teacher of Paderewski. Mr.
Powell made his concert debut
in Berlin in 1908 and his New
York debut in 1918.
In 1928, Mr.. Powell married
the former Louise Burleigh Of
Richmond, a one-time director
and actress.