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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1963-02-20
EXHIBIT

THE Crystal Gallery of Mcdi-
cine" an exhibit of photomicro-
graphs showing the distinctive
crystalline patterns of various
compounds, including drugs of
major importance in clinical med
icine, will be on display in the
University Division of Health Az
fairs Library, in the Clinic Build
ing adjoining Memorial Hospital
until March 7.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1963-02-20
AT CONFERENCE

Miss Lydia Holley. of the Uni
versity Schol Of Public Health, is
attending a special planning con-
ference in Chicago to help set up
a national congress on strokes to
be held later in the year.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1963-02-20

The Chapel Hill Women's Phar-
maceutical Auxiliary will hold a
dessert card party in the Mono
gram Club Saturday at 8 pm.
The public is invited. Tickets
are 81, available at any local
drug store, the Institute of Phar-
macy. the UNC School Of Phar-
macy, or from any Auxiliary
member.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1963-02-20

The CHHS Catfish will meet
Page High School this afternoon
at 4 in the Bowman Gray Pool
on the UNC campus. 0
The Wilfca.s and Kittens will
play in Hillsboro Friday night.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1963-02-20
IN BOOT CAMP

Clifton L. Bowen Jr., II, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton l.. Bowen
of 2l0 Pritchard Ave, Chapel
Hill, is undergoing nine weeks
of basic recruit training at the
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes. Ill.
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BIRTHS DECLINE
Scientists Trying
To Save Bold Eagle

bald eagles found dead be sent
to Patuxent for examination
DR.. James B. Dewitt. who has
charge Of this phase Of the re.
search, said 81 Of the first 81
eagles tested showed residues
of pesticides. The other was
killed accidentally at an air.
port in Alaska.
In addition, pesticides were
found In four eagle eggs which
did not hatch.
The second phase Of the pro-
gram has been carried out al
Ia station In Alaska, where
there are more bald eagles thar
In the rest Of the United States
Researchers from Patuxent
Center trapped eagles on the
Chilkat River In southeastern
Alaska and sent them to nearby
petersburg.
There the birds were fed diets
laced with carefully controlled
amounts Of pesticides.
This research indicated thai
the lethal dose Is about 16l
parts per million Of pesticidG
(l60 parts per million means
that one million ounces Of fish
would contain 100 ounces Of
pesticide).
One Of two eagles fed al
this level died with symptoms
similar to known pesticide poi
soning. The other survived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
AssoteogueLondowner
Prefer to Keep Lots

Worcester County Md Of
ficials, who are opposed to
turning nearby Assateague Is
land into a FederalIy-owned
national seashore, claimed to-
day an overwhelming number
of island lot holders prefer to
keep their land In private
ownership.
Some "a per cent Of the
owners polled want their land
to remain in their hands, Ray
Redden, president Of the coun-
tvs commissioners, said.
Mr.. Redden released figures
showing that out Of 1899 re-
turns to q QUESTIONABLE, 1,180
chose to retain private owner
ship.
Other figures, according to
the poll. show that only 80
want Federal ownership; 20,
state ownership and 100 mis-
cellaneous answers"
The poll was taken, Mr.. Red
den said. following Interior
Secretary Udall's statement
that he wanted a count to see
how many would like to sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

their land to the Federal gov
eminent.
Mr.. Udall is backing a bill to
convert the 33-mile- long island
off Maryland's coast into q ma
tional seashore area. The bill
Is now being considered by the
Budget Bureau which must ap-
prove the $12.3 million plan.
About is miles Of the ASA
league beach front is now ir
private ownership.
The State of Maryland has
had plans Of its own to develop
Q miles Of the island as q State
park. Under Maryland's plan,
the remainder Of the land
would remain in private owner
ship except for the portion in
Virginia which already is q
Federal game preserve.
Gov. Tawes, meanwhile, an
nounced yesterday he wants to
discuss the national Seashore
proposal with all 10 members Of
Maryland's congressional dele
cation.
He said at q meeting Of the
State Board Of Public Works
that no date has been set fol-
the meeting.
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Mr.. Middleton walked out to
rescue her. He managed to
reach her and was holding her
above the water when he
dropped into the deep water,
pulling Susan with him, the
deputy said.
Ran for Aid
When this happened. the boy
started screaming. His shouts
we're heard by Mrs. Irene
Reeves, who lives about 1000
yards away. She ran to the
home of Carroll Simpson, a
captain with the Charles County
Rescue Squad, Deputy Monroe
said.
Mr.. Simpson quickly re-
covered Mr.. Middleton's body.
Susan's body was recovered two
hours later by another rescue
squadsman, James Bair.
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AU to Offer Program
In Dutu Processing

American University's Center
for Technology and Administra-
ton will offer q five-week ex-
perimental program in elec-
tronics data processing July g.
August 8.
The program, which carries
nine graduate credits, will be
held from 8 am. to 5 pm. Mon
day through Friday and will
cover the principles and uses
of automatic data processing,
programming and operation Of
the LPG-30 electronic computer
and the wiring and operation
Of electronic accounting ma
chimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

Rev. George J. Gormley, pastor
of st. Peters Church, Rich
mond. was named diocesan
director Of vacations for men
The appointments are eff.
fective August /.
The Rev. Joseph L. Wingler
pastor Of Holy Comforter, was
named pastor of st. Luke's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
BY the Associated Press

Scientists at the Patuxent
WiIdlife Research Center near
here are trying to solve a rid
die that may threaten the ex-
istence of Americas national
bird, the bald eagle.
There are only about 1000
bald eagles in the United
states, excluding Alaska, and
there has been a severe drop
recently in the mum Der OF
young eagles being Matched.
breeding success In some
areas is almost NIL" said DR..
william Stickel, one Of those
directing the research at the
center.
This Is especially true along
the Atlantic Coast. where only
about one in 10 attempts by
bald eagles to raise their young
succeeded last year.
The investigation has GEN.
tered on pesticides as the pos
sible cause.
The Patuxent Center proved
In research begun in l945 that
sublethal doses Of pesticides
lower the capacity Of bob
white and quail to reproduce.
And pesticides have been
found in varying quantities in
the carcasses Of eagles. includ-
ing one which observers
watched die on jamestown Is
land In Virginia.
The great bird huddled on
the ground beneath its nest,
shaking helplessly before dying
from the unknown malady. OBJ
servers said the death tremors
we're similar TO those suffered
by other birds poisoned by in
secticides.
But DR.. John L. Buckley, d.
rector Of the wildlife Research
Center. said he was not yet
convinced pesticides are the
cause Of the eagles failure TO
reproduce. He added, however,
he also wasn't convinced that
pesticides were not the cause.
Researchers at Patuxent are
working along two lines. The
center has requested that all
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"a, Of Forest Park, near Wal
dorf.
Susan's father operates the
Mckay Instrument g. Truck
Co. in Leonardtown, Md. Her
grandfather was q farmer.
Parents on Trip
The drownings occurred about
$50 pm. in q pond on the farm
Of Walter A. Ludke.
Deputy John A. Monroe re-
ported that Mr.. Middleton had
taken Susan and her brother,
Thomas, Z. to the pond while
their parents were in Ocean
City.
Mr.. Monroe said the children
were playing in the water while
Mr.. Middleton was fishing from
the shore. He said Susan waded
out about 10 feet from the
shore where the ponds bottom
drops to about IS feet and said
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Bishop Appoints Mclean Priest Seminary Rector

The new rector is the Rt.
Rev. Msgr. J. Louis Flaherty,
pastor of st. Luke's. Mclean.
The present seminary rector,
the Very Rev. Msgr. Chester p.
Michael. was appointed pastor
Of Holy Comforter Church in
Charlottesville.
In another appointment. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Round Table Elects
Coast Guard Official

David X. Robinson, chief OF
the Civil Engineering Division
Of the Coast Guard, was elected
international president OF the
Round Table International at
the groups recent convention
In Williamsburg, Va.
Mr.. Robinson lives at 3705
Leland street, Chevy Chase,
Md. John A. Patterson Of 6224
Thirtieth street NV. COM
mercial manager Of the Chesa-
peake 81 Potomac Telephone
Co.. was elected vice president
Of the eastern division.
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RICHMOND, July 5 (AP).--
Bishop John ]. Russell Of the
Richmond Roman Catholic
diocese yesterday appointed q
Mclean priest as rector of ST.
John vianney Seminary in
Goochland County near Rich
mond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Woman Dies,
Struck byCor
Near Zoo

A 7l-year-old woman died
early today of injuries suffered
when she was struck by an
automobile near the entrance Of
the National Geological Park
late yesterday, police reported.
Mrs. Bessie Sullivan, of 1900
Connecticut avenue NV. died
at Washington Hospital Center
at 1855 am. She had been
struck seven hours earlier as
she walked to the east side Of
Connecticut avenue NV. from
her home, police said.
Her death was the Districts
only traffic fatality of the In
dependence Day holiday period
and was the 42d recorded In
Washington this year. At the
same time last year. 81 persons
had died from traffic injuries.
Pvts. Robert F. Morton and
Robert Mason Of the Accident
Investigation Unit, said the
driver Of the automobile was
Mrs. Mary p. Yarbrough, 43, of
1902 Manor road, Falls Church,
Va, an editor and writer for
the United States Information
Agency. Mrs. Yarbrough was
charged with unreasonable
speed and colliding, according
to police, and posted $125 COL
lateral for appearance in Gen.
eral Sessions Court on the traf-
fic charges August is.
Later, after the victims
death. police added a charge
Of homicide and bond was set
at $500. An inquest was sched-
uled for IL am. Monday at
the D. C. Morgue.
Mrs. Yarbrough, the wife Of
Charles ]. Yarbrough, travel
editor Of The Star, was driving
home with her two young sons,
Kirby and Kelvin, from q visit
with relatives when the acci-
dent occurred.
Witnesses told police Mrs.
Sullivan had started across
Connecticut avenue In the
crosswalk from the west side
when the traffic light changed.
Mrs. Yarbrough, who was driv-
ing south on Connecticut ave-
nue., said she did not see the
pedestrian until the moment of
contact.
The police report estimated
the 1858 station wagon was
going between IS and 40 miles
an hour when the accident
happened.
Mrs. Sullivan is survived by
q son, Edward Sullivan. No
date has been set for an In
quest.
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Metro Area

$4,000 yesterday and a new
wave Of tourists is expected
today.
Police Chief Jack Phillips
said he expects more than 1OO.-
900 visitors before the long
holiday week end Is over.
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Ocean City Braces
For 100000 Visitors
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Fridon July 5, 1868

OCEAN CITY, July 5 (AP).
The summertime population
Of this beach town scared to
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Girl, 5, Grandfather
Drown Near La Plato

5year-od Waldorf Md) girl and grandfather were
drowned in farm pond La Plata in Charles County
yesterday
They we're Susan Anne Mckay daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph g. Mckay Of Waldorf and Thomas Aexius Middleton
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Silver Snrinp
SILVER SPRNG-S73,95(

LIVE ON A CLOUD"
3 bedrms., IVA baths, center-hall
brk. rambler, WV. carpet.
D. L. Barnard, 588-7977
SILVER SPRING : NORTHWoOD
PARK. Split level with TREES and
SHRUBS, bedrms, plus den and
family rm., rear patio. Can be pur-
chased CT, no money down 70
qualified buyer.
GRAHAM CORP. JU. 5000
SILVER SPRING Lovely 3.bedroom
brick rambler, Va baths, pretty
yard. Near shops, bus, SlI,500. Of
fer considered. Call JU. $1,000.
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BETHESDA-ROCK CREEK HIGH.
LANDS. 4 MASTER SIZED BED.
RMS. and 3l7 BATHS in this mod.
ern brick split-level. Also featuring
lge. living and dining rms, de luxe
Kitchen and excellent rec. rm.,
short walk to Holy Redeemer and
elem. schools. Gorgeous, deep
home. CENTRALLY AIR CONDk
TONED. Priced in the mid.30s.
Call KE. 1880 til pm.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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DISTRICT HTS. -3-bedTm det
brk. rambler avail. at once. On
ton TO buy. $3.50. ME. S-l2l2.
F0XHALL VILLAGE bedrms, /
baths maids rm. and bath, iiv.
nice garden, avail. immedisteIV
Call Mrs. Gray, DE. 2.4ioI. ewes
FE. 3-l934. FRANCES P0WEf I
HILL, Realtor
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On beautiful block, extra wide brick
house, side hall, hv, rm., din. rm,,
lge. kit, plus dem. 3 bedrms, encl.
porch, bath full bsmt. with extra
ping, transportation and schools.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9.3l44
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AMBASSADOR TRANSFERRED -
Spac. liV. quarters, cOnv. to tranSp.
and schools Elegantly furn., S40O
mo. EVELYN G. KAPLAN & CO.,
ARL.-2- bedrm. brick, Mr.. schools
and shopping. Move in now.
Sl35. ia. 2-O526.
ARL., N.-Row house, air cond,, 4
bedrms. and bsmt., pvt. but near
bus and shops, Sl40. IA. $4,000 or
ia. 4-2Os6. MOORE PROPS.
ARLINGTON Completely furnished
2-bedrm. home. Extra-large rear
yard. Schools, shops nearby. Chill.
dren welcome. SIP mo. o7l-l3l4.
BARNABY WOODS, Chevy Chase,
d. Civ. rm, with firepl. and
built-in bookcases. Dinette, cleo.
kit, ,2nd fir; 2. bedrms. and bath,
full bsmt., Va bath, auto. washer,
Avail. now. EN-. 2-Sl45.
BETHESDA, Va blk. off ClOse-in Bra
dley blvd. Formal Colonial,
bedrms., 2R2 baths, liv. rm., din.
rm., den, large kit, rec. rm., 2-car
garage, lovely wooded lot, tasteful
ly iurn., fully equipped. Tyr. lease
exclusive agent. DEAN RATHBUN
ASSOCIATES, OIL. 6-O997.
CAP. HILL-new furniture, 2 b.r.s.,
very lge. garden. S22SmO. RE. 7.
2l6o. CALCARA. OIL. 2-l9s7.
CATHEDRAL AREA Van Ness st.
.w.-LOvely furn. 4-bedrm., 2-bath
home, lge. din. and liv. rm. Wire
pl. Excel. for diplomat. L. j. MILLS
& SONS. FE. 7-6640.
CHEVY CHASE, SILVER SPRING
AREA-3 bedrms., liv. rm. with
tirepl.,. rec. rm. with firepl. Well
furnis h e d. Mr.. Mcclellan, JU.
1904. JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
Realtors, FEE. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Lovely Abr.
air-cond. Colonial, garden, rec. rm.,
gar, immed. pOss. 244-6890.
CHEVY CHASE-3 bedrms., 3 baths,
liv. rm., din. rm., mod. kit, gar,
rec; rm. 20 min. to downtown. OIL.
CHEVY CHASE, off Conn, ave-
Sor SfSaFn fiTsp XIII IN fsp r dln' ,n H%
Cali bet. SO pm. 36S-Se22.
C. C. CIRCLE AREA-Loyely lge.
home for diplomat, excel. for en-
tertaining, IVA baths, spacious din.
rm., Nv. rm. area exceptional. l..
]. MILLS & SONS. FE. 1880.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C. W. Conn.
ave, mr.. Reno I'd, Diet. lge. 4
bedrms,, oil heat, lge. yd., gar,
$500; DIXIE REALTY CO., MA.
CLEVELAND PARK-E Excellent 3.
bedrm. house, in new-hOuse condi.
ton, with many extras. Vacant.
$2o5: Call Mrs. Wyatt, EN-. 1887.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC, Real.
tors, uptown office. EN-. 2-67l5.
DIPLOMATS
4 bedrms., iv. rm., din. rm., den,
modern kit. va baths. wall.to-wali
carpeting. Completely furn., and
garage. Avail. immed. 18th and
irving st. NV. $3.50 per mo.
A, s. GARDINER CO., INC.
F.E. I-020O 1875 18th st. NV
GEORGETOWN Spectacular river
view, bedrms., baths, maids
rrm. and bath, spacious liv. rm.i
din. rm. and garage. SAYS. H. A.
GILL & SONS, FE. 0-500o.
LAKE B R0FT, 67l7 JoAllen
dr.-An lake privileges for year.
round leisurely living. Roomy split.
level, 3 bedrms., 3 baths, avail.
immed. s285. ia. 1877.
OLD DOMINION MGT. CORP.
MASS, WIS. AREA 5.bedrm, home
good cOnd., $500 per mo. Immed
occupancy. FEE. 7.i233.
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA-Nr. Dis.
trict. line, 4 bdrms., IVA baths,
spacious quarters, plus library,
lovely neighbOrhOod, EVELYN G..
kAPLAN & CO., 949-l920.
WE HAVE SOME CHOICE furnished
or unfinished homes in NV. and
nearby Maryland. Call US first.
DravillaS Realty Co.
AID. 2-0742
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fCONTINUED)

BETHESDA, Mr.. NM-Vacant, fol
bedrm, Brick Cape Cod. Sep. din
rm., fully equip. kit, lovely rec
rm. and porch. Sl8,750 FLA an.
Prove TO BE SOLD NOW
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Inc, OIL,
2-700o, Ewes. OIL, 6-3ol6.
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GEORGETOWN AREA

FRIENDSHIP bedrms,. 2 baths,
cleo. kit. rec. rm, Mr. shops
transp. and schools. Spacious,
Immaculate. 1928. WO. 8-8OlO
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JU. $4,000
MTTT,ER ASSOCIATES

M1LLEh AOSOC1A1 Ed
REALTORS WI. 1890
SILVER SPRING, Garrett Park
Center-hall split-level, huge family
rm., din. rm., modern kit, jalousied
porch, patio, walk to bus, swimming
pool and shopping, assume present
loan or CT terms, no money dn.S
RADCLIFFE REAL ESTATE co.
9225 Ga. Ave, Sill. Spg. JU. s.77A
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TAKOMA
REALTORS OPEN 2 TIL 2


REALTORS OPEN 2 TIL ?
SILVER SPRING = Four Corners
area. Set amid towering trees, this
large brick Cape Cod has . bed
rms, baths, den. paneled rec.
rm. with firepl, bar and walkOut
to level, fenced yard. Close 70 all
schools, rec. center, and YMCA.
All bedrms. are twin size, large
living rm., modern kitchen. $26,750.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 1000 Til ?
SILVER SPRING PEACEFUL.
RESTFUL SECLUSI0N. Custom
built Colonial with private park,
true center-hall with formal size
foyer, formal din. rm., bedrms.,
2l7 baths, and den, hot water heat
and Pear garage. $4,000. Call
HUGH T. PECK, ll246 Georgia Ave.
SILVER SPRING, -Four Corners
area Immac. A-bedrm., 2-bath, eX-
pahdable brk. rambler, lovely rec.
rm., lge. sep. din, rm., rear scr.
porch. Excel. value at sal 500.
RORERT II
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HE A.I7Oo

MCLEAN Brick 2 bedrm ram
bier with large rec RIM On
wooded acre, Langley Forest
area SiS5 mo, GRAcE
KEMPTON, Realtor Ell. 8-ss33
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Keith
67-sO0
REALTY

FOREST HILLS Brick detached 1
bedrms, baths, modern kitchen.
den, gar, nice level lot, close to
finest schools, shop, transp., real.
istically priced. Ewes. Mr.. Esen.
stad, RIA. 6-22l3.
LEGUM AND GERBER EN-. $4,000
FOXHALL ROAD AREA -Magnifi
cent new town house with 4
bedrms. and AI7 baths, big rooms
and enormous closets. Delightful
setting on quiet dead-end street
Lovely trees. UPPER 7os. FRANK
S. PHILLIP S, INC, DI. 7-l4ll.
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NORTH ARL,-4-bedrm. house /
DIX. from bus. Lease rCuuIred
ia S-1O4l aft. 9 pm. for appt.
OLNEY' " mi north Of Silver
NAL home, 5 bedrooms, 4 baths
large pOrchcs, completely m USi
nized. 2.car garage. Available Octn
Der lst. SIS per month can q
VII LARD HARVEY, 3oi SIP
OXON HILL 3.bedrm. ramh Vio,,
Of Wilson Bridge, Fuliy Tedec
rms, to taste, $500 $50. 1850
"a, AVE. ST. 1900 blk 8 rms
pain, bsmt., $40 per mo, Key sOg
Mass, ave me- WlLLOuGHBY co,
ROCKVILLE bedroom compact
rambler, Ice, yard, Conv. ghopg
ana schools $50 Oh, 9-BigT.
UNIVERSITY PARK SIb5 mo a.
bedrm, brick, ANATH j. BRIGHT
WA. 7.5275
WHEATON,, KENSTN0TOk. ST.
YER SPRING, ROCKVItfE,-Sey-
eral ., 3 and 4 bedrm homes
avail. Some for immediate occn.
pancy. some with option to buy
Cali or write, 0iNsSIIO
MANOVILL REALTY CORP
1916 University blvd. West,
Wheaton, Maryland
zoos X ST. N.W.-s rooms. baths
Newly renovated, sos mo. Availa
BILE Oct. Phone NO 1898 altel
Sept 9. Principals only
S73 FLORIDA AVE. NE. - rms
kit, and 3 baths. full bsmt,, ga,
heat, only SlJ5. mo, Call MR., NEIL
MANN, Ma. $1,000.
Q ROOMS, two 2nd.floor baths, auto
heat. z iireplsl gar. newly reno
waited, $500 mo DE. 7,40B7
1879 IRVING ST. NW.-il rms.
kit 4 baths, oil heat, only $50 !
mo Call MR.. NEUMANN, MA
$1,000.
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CITY OF FALLS CHURCH,
6edrmS., hv.. rm., din. rm., modern
KIT, ,dishwasher, disposal. tile bath
tull bsmt; with rec. rm., auto. heat
lge. wooded lot. Mr.. elem. school
avail; immed. SIS. Call WALTER
L. MESS, JE. 4-06l3.
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BETHESDA Brick Colonial, 3 lge.
bedrms., full baths, and half
bath, gas h.-wh., lge. iv. rm. with
firepl., big rec. rm. with firepi.,
full kitchen in bsmt., deep dreeze,
lge. window fan and new, very
large garage. Newly redec., z blkS.
off Wisconsin ave. and shopping
S24,500. o. ID. FIELD, INC, Real
TORS III S7l19 o I'll o
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Suburban

LIST WITH US FOR ACTION
ENGLISH MANOR, q center hall
leads to a dramatic. sunken iv.
rm, and fun din. rm.. master
bedrm. is very Ice. undressing
nm. and fun bath. Lee. kit.
rec. rm., storage rm. on beauti-
LLEWELLYN co.
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: Chevy Chase : Somerset

CHEVY CHASE, between the clubs
Gracious large Colonial, 3 twin-size
bedrms., formal liv. rm. and sep.
dining rm., through center hall, D
car garage, screened porch, huge
CoLQUf Fri REALTY 4''V Oh. 2-Oool Til .
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Z45L TUNLAW RB. NW.
rms, baths, club rm., and Law,
gas h.,w. heat, patio, garden and
par inG space. Adults. $500 on
tease. WAPLE CO., 1875 l4th 81.
NV, AID. 4-2005.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

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Gerald Hills, Musician
And Flying Enthusiast

Gerald w. Hills, area mu-
sician and pilot. died Of q heart
attack Sunday in the Arlington
Hospital.
Mr.. Hills was born in Glen
Falls, N. Y. on October 2, 1917.
He attended the public schools
and then went on to the Ithaca
IN. " Conservatory of music.
During World War II, he
served in the 256th Army
Ground Forces Band, during
which time he was an assistant
to the chaplain.
Fourteen years ago, Mr.. Hill
lis moved to the Washington
area with the Kilt Music Co.
and later became manager of
the organ department.
Mr.. Hills was an avid flying
enthusiast. He used his Piper
Tri-pacer to bring church
groups to Washington to ex-
anime organ and then would
fly to their churches and re-
pair them.
Mr.. Hills was a member of
the Aircraft Owners and Pilots
Association. Musicians Local
l6l, and the Delta chapter of
the Sinfonia Fraternity.
He was also a member of
the Metropolitan Washington
Board Of TIade. the Benevo-
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Mrs. Drury, 88,
Bankers Widow

Mrs. Peter A. Drury, 49,
widow Of a prominent Wash.
ington banker and brewer
died yesterday at Carroll
Manor in Hyattsville.
A native of Ireland, in 1914
she married Mr.. Drury, founder
and president of the Abner.
Drury Brewing Co., the Mer-
chants g. Mechanics Savings
Bank, and the National City
Bank, and president of the
Merchants Bank 81 Trust
Co. He died in 1912.
She was an active member
Of st. Matthew's Cathedral.
She leaves three stepsons
Abner B. Drury Of 47O5 Bradley
boulevard. Chevy Chase; Leo X
Drury Of Washington. and Will
liam w. Drury of New York
City, and a granddaughter,
Courtney Jean Drury, of 48lS
Chevy Chase drive, Chevy
Chase.