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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-03-16
State LAB BUILDING will have TO
WAIT another BIEhkIUM

Much TODD was made via the spok-
en- word during the recent legisla-
ture over the need for streamlining
state agencies, consolidation, etc,
etc, In fact, both houses set up re-
organization committees to make a
detailed study during the interim
with the idea in mind of bringing in
recommendation for better govern
ment for less money to the 1858 As
sembly.
Notwithstanding the vocal support
given to such high purpose, apparent
ly bet or two was overlooked where
by greater efficiency could be forth
coming in the not distant future.
AS a case in point, take HB 29S
(by Smith, Lewis & Clark. Purpose
of this bill was to secure legislative
authorization of another $65O,OOO
cumbrance against the Capitol Build
ing fund that construction could be
started on a new state laboratory
building. The 1947 legislature au-
thorized the first 100000 encumb-
rance against this fund-(which is
built up by rental off lands set aside
exclusively for capitol building pur-
poses) -following recommendations
of interim committee of the 1915 ses-
sion that such building be built.
Purpose of the lab building would |
be to consolidate and house the vari-
GUS separately-operating labs of the
several departments Of the state gov
eminent. This would include the high
way testing division, board of health
lab, livestock commission lab, and
2 material testing laboratory for the
department, etc.
Once such building is in opera
ton, very large sums of money can
be saved the state by elimination of
duplication of equipment, functions,
and generally inefficient operation.
At the same time, and particularly
n the case of the highway depart
nent, new, properly-equipped lab
)ratory will make it possible for MUCH
greater accuracy in testing the bind
ng and wearing qualities of var
ons materials used in highway con- $
'truction. At the present time it is
necessary for the highway depart {
nent to conduct considerable of its
experiments on road building ingredi-
ents in the field. Such tests do not {
permit the accuracy and thorough I
less that can be achieved under more 7
avorale conditions. Translated into v
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-03-16

Disarmament is possible 1t will
come if American public opinion de-
mands that its government make re-
peated and genuine efforts to get
world agreement on disarmament.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-03-16
VISIT TO EURopE

with public men it is frequently
easier to read their minds by what they
DO not say than by what the do saw
Machiavelli said: Language was in
vented to conceal thoughts" If Gen.
Eisenhower had found Western Europe
Evening star., 1951-06-02
APARTMENTS WANTED

oNE-RoOM furnished efficiency in
NV apartment building having
phone and maid service MA. 1879.
or Harrington Hotel, Room 922. Sc
FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unfurn apis. or
houses or Sublets; Wash. Va, Md.
white. Open z days. MA. 0001.
YOUNG COUPLE desires 1-bedroom
fIrnished rni5 S1 APT apt; occupancy July lst.
CATHOLIC UNIV. STUDENT and
wife desire furn. 1-bedrm., pvt.
bath: utils. included; in Bethesda or
upper Wis. ave. area; sos. DE
NEWLYWED university scientist and
wife; 1-bedroom, furnished apart
ment. private bath. LA. 6-7899. 81
FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn or unfurn apis. or
houses or sublets, Wash. Va. Md:
white: open days. MA. 0001.
WANTED-Furnished and unfurnished
apis for Geo. Wash. U. students.
Write to Housing once. G.W.U.
Do not phone.
UNFURNISHED-1 bedroom, liv, rm..
kit. bath. pvt. entrance. on 1st.
4; or small cottage; maximum S75.
DESIRE TO CONTACT another resp.
settled gentleman having furn. apt.
to share; preferably NV. section;
have TV, and air-cond. DI. 0711.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE

SMALL JOBS-boxes, beds, personal
effects, etc; white driver; D. c..
Arl. and s s. area. TU. 1928.
3
RoYALL TRANsFER-It is our de.
sire to give you the best service al
the lowest price possible. MI. 1907
2 VETERANS with 2-ton truck, desire
MOVING ACKOSS THE sTRKET o.
across the country safe storage II
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 0104 onion STORAGE
CO INC est 1905
MOVING 81 vE1SExper nelp every
oiece wrapped insured: reas. Cal
Lny time Mr. COOK. GIL. 5137
Ex x-GI-Moving. packing, Grating
storage; local, long distance; expert
service: low rates. HO. 5S19. 2"
ANYTHING, ANYTIME Moving
pickup and delivery; 7-day week. "a
hrs. day; So minimum. AT. 1887.
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IT'D HoUsEs UNFvRNsHED Cont. bus OPPORTUNITIES lcont

|BURToNsvILLE AREA. 8 mi. from
Vea ali neWiy moderniaed n1ose stoser paot hot.
water heat II acres fenced land
with barn, chicken houses. etc;
500 mo. To inspect Call Mr..
Hazel SH. 3519. WALKER & DUN
LoP. INC. 1900 18th ST.. DI. 0222,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA - Two-bedrm.
nearIy-new semidet.; lovely level lot;
nice neighborhood; S110. OIL. 41S4,
THREE9BRDRM. aTiai Ripi RAMBLER. gas heat.
Lease b.st mmedate conc 0ccq
Pentagon; S130 mo. JE. 3-9613.
NEW BRICK HOUSE, Bethesda, Md
Suitable doctors office and residence
6 bedrms. .iv. rm., din. rm., kit:
2 complete baths with showers; full
entrance; within walking distance
Naval Medical and National Insti-
tutes of Health; located on through
highway in a professional commu-
nifty; $3.50 mo Write A. M. NOR
RISoN, 1882 Wis. ave-. Bethesda,
vTERs MILL VILLAGE, S. S.. Md
bsmt.; adj. to school. theater. shop
ping and transp. Children welcome.
$50 mo; Cali Mrs; Hays, LEACH &
wFsf GR2N1T MYAfrsvi1E, tp SIlz IA q + SS1ha HamD
ave:5-New 6-rm; brick: garbage dis
yyeniences; S120 mo. OWNER. AID.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Modern' 3
bedrms;, u baths; garage; $50
ne; Nc ei,.F beat incl Cali SIDNEY 96E,
BETHESDA-New 2-story, 6-rm.. Ia
baths, brick house, with porch and
attach. gar. and fenced-in backyd.;
2 blks. from elementary school; S175
per mo. WI. 342s. a
ST. st.. and ) bedrm. HSat: Srick rMstag rambiers
with full bsn1t.; in1med. occup.; 1-yr.
lease; S135 mo-. sl6o mo. KE.
NO. ARL.-Brand-new brick ram
bler; te1y :sledra Redr9s, H. liv rm' din rm
poss. Si60 a mo. KE. 3-714S.
2-STORY BRICK in Cheverly, Md. !;
nice liv. rm., din. rm., equipped kit.
screened side porch; 2nd fl. consists
Of 2 bedrms.,, dressing rm. and bath;
fpll SI.ssIa 6smt, with ,; bath; fenced yard; no
ELizABETH tn EIsELE, VI WA. Sass. A
NEW 3-bedroom brick house, attached
garage, fenced lot. 5013 Battery
lane. Bethesda. Nd. S16O mo
Phone VIII. 007O. 3
GROOM BRICK, 1 "a stories; equipped
kit; full bSmt; near Bladensburg
shopping center; 25 minis. dntwn.
by bus; S105 a mo. TO. 6563. 3
KENSINGTON. MD.-4102 Warner
st.-2 bedrms.; nr. elementary
school. transp.. stores; 500 mo.
Open Sat. and Sun, till 8. -3
6 rms; expansible attic; Bendix,
garage, fenced yard; / block to
school. stores, transp.; children
welcome; S105 mo-; open Sat-. Sun
FAILS III cHuRcH-a-beorm. Brick B.
Cape Cod; full attic and basement;
Tyler Park Available June 49,
S115. Call JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
FA 1920. 4
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APIS. UNFURN. tcont.)

WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS. 243C
Pa. ave. n.w.-Air-cond. efflciencies;
SS6.50 and $91 so. All utils. ano
secretarial service incl Elk. 7640
2260 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-3-
rm., unfurnished apt; pvt. bath;
reasonable, HU. 6269. a
ARLINGTON-One- bedroom apt. close
to Pentagon; refined middle aged, no
children. no pets; util. furn.: i'm
mediate possession; $3.50. Ii.
4-S920 %
g RMS, bath. newly dec. terrace apt.
utils. furn.; SIS. 4S9 Burbank Sc
LANHAM-eFour lovely rooms, nyt.
bath; adults; S75 mo. includes utils
ARRLLiNGToN. at Ft. Myer-e rms.
Kit, bath. dinette; utils. Incl, $40.
8ia HAMILTON ST. N.w.-5 rms,
sep. entr., for l or 2 adults only; nc
drink; S45. GE. 8543, eyes,, wk. ends
Evening star., 1951-06-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GAS STATION. money-maker; 15o-
IT. front. No; hwy. close-in yir-
ginia; over $4,000 square it. Pay
for itself less two years. Ideal for
tourist court. Land graded. Bet
ter than 10000 gallons monthly.
Small payroll. Be independent.
Substantial down payment. Owner
will carry first. trust. First time
offered. Will show qualified buyer
record. Won't last long. Address
correspondence BOX 204-D,. Star. %
JEWELRY STORE; merchandise, cases
and cash reg. to dealers below whole
sale. LoFIAND'S. OW. 1856.
HAVE S25, 900 TO $4,000 to invest
IN good business or invention, etc
Strictly confidential. Write Box 251-
HOTEL. DOWNTOWN 14th sr.-1e-
rms. baths. same owner. 10 yrs.
oo6 s15t6ps; down loE S.nss isas w. fsof E. THk iasf
Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
9743 or uN. 1927. 3
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

D-NEW--Near Our Lady of Scr
rows School on N. H. ave; Diet. s.
bedrm., l-bath brick; no bsmt.; $50
FaIls All Cyl oHSkca@brick. Sk a5sf 3 bedrS. ms
windoWs,' Venetian % blinds; RShSn' mr.. s'0FR ST.
James School. FA. 1924. -3
BRAND NEW BRICK. 10 minutes
from downtown; 3 bedrms., equipped
nt;; Kit; large corner yard; $115. IN
ave. north on 18th st. which be-
comes Sargent rd., right on Emerson
BETHEsDA-New brick corner home
mr.. N.IH. and grade school. bed
eass 81 si75 asn a9s w. aiyssssry isss or wi WI
ssss N. DAKOTA AVE. N.w.-e
rooms, 3 bedrms:, Ia baths. big
Sfiiar; Siiiar very pIy 1899 goss home in new con-
POTOMAC HUNT AREA, near kennels
Restored farm house. bedrooms.
month; Call OIL. 1870, SAMUEL E.
SILVER sPRiNG-Four-bedrm., den,
2-bath brick Colonial; Woodmoor;
S175 mo. BEERS BROS, 81. 1911.
Ne AMI WO-DeQrm bungalow, Iull
bsmt., fenced yd.; excel. neighbor-
hood; S120 mo. FA. 4249. Near
transportation. -3
TWO BEDRMS., kitchen, liv. rm.,
bath. full basement, unfinished 2nd
hoor; temp. fence; S110. 81. 2192.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-TYPE
HOUSE, garbage disposal, refgr. :;
avail. Immediately; near Pentagon
and Navy Annex; $1S5 mo. oW.
500. 9.S0-e-BEDRM.. semidet; Arl,
mr.. Ft. Myer, Pentagon. Navy Annex,
Wash. and Lee shopping. EN-. 567S.
UNFURNISHED 5-room bungalow;
$125 a month; $3.50 Wilson lane.
Bethesda. Md. WI. 1882. 3
$500 31st PLACE N.W.-Large. four
or five-bedroom. two-bath, modern
detached brick house; unfurnished,
nice large incloSed yard; excellent
neighborhood S1S5; Immediately
available. LUTHER L. MILLER,
Md S61o rsS5 SsJfield st. n,w.' DE. O635,
1s1i1 asDGEMoNr ST., Conn. ave,
estates-New 3-bedrm. brick ram
so9ehEK fs5S}en PSI 81. aasa ~ ST. ssasR5 ssoBER5
THREE-BEDRM.. brand-new, attrac-
tive home in Twin-Brook. Md Fully
equip. kit, 6-ft. refgr., BendiS
washer: fireplace; TV antenna; auto.
gas heat; Venetian blinds; many
other extras. Imm1 diate occupancy;
$11S. JU. 7-94Ss or Rockville,
1925. B
Evening star., 1951-06-02
OPEN SUNDAY Q to 9
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV,
"THE BEST"

You'll agree when you see this i'm
maculate apt. home with wonderful
view of Washington and Va. 2lx18
#. liv. rm. with firepl.. lge. din,
rm. with f1repl.. extra lge. bedrm -,
up to minute elec. kit. col tile
bath. Very reasonably priced at
S15.750. Substantial cash Sec Mt.
Dowell in Apt. 81 Or call GE. O420.
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS
l726 Penn. Ave. NV. RE. 1897
Evening star., 1951-06-02

SILVER SPRING. 1030s Gardner
bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm. and mod
erp kit: corner lot. full bsmt.: gas
&C. heat. Available June l, $3.50
mo.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN, INC
WI. 3413. Realtors. LO. 5-9627
Evening star., 1951-06-02
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

SILVER SPRING-small l bedroom
apt. overlooking beautiful Sligo
Creek; monthly payments .S56. .9s
includes all utilities. Total price
approximate. $4,000. FHA financ-
BEAUT., 8 bedrms., liv, rm,. kit.
bath; avail. immed.; S10.500; with
furn., 81 200 See Sunday. 10 to z
DE LUKE 2.BEDRM.. living rm.
dinette. kitchen, bath; facing large
court; S75.S6 mo-, including utils.'
ideal for children; pets permissible;
reasonable down payment. JA
N2YLoR 1Lo GARDENs-open for In
spection, | to Sunday: 30th and
Naylor I'd. s,e.; 1-bedroom unit,
total price only 5000; about
81. 800 down, monthly cost S62.S5.
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000;
evenings. OR. 5761.
TILDEN GARDENS
Large apt. Conn. ave.; 2 bedrms.
bath. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. ent
hall. foyer: owner Wo. 0129. -
COLORED-314 EAST CAPITOL ST
Vacant. cooperative apartments
from 2 to 8 rooms and bath, neal
U. s. Capitol; reasonable down pay
ment, terms. Open for inspection
SUNDAY. IL TO pm. or call ofics
NV. Ma. S036. -
Evening star., 1951-06-02
DESIRABLE RENTALS
Not Shown On Sunday

l. Langley. Va: 4 bed
rooms. 2 baths; oil heat. ga
rage, l acre. Available 2
years; $3.50 mo.
2. Available July; 2 mos.
possibly year: beautiful stone
home; garage. / acre, 3 bed
rooms 2 baths, den. servants
quarters; $3.50 mo. Near
Falls Church. Va
3. Near Falls Church. Va.
Lovely stone home. 4 bed
rooms. 2 baths; children well
come; oil heat, garage; new
school within . blocks. Avail
able June Is; years lease. pos
sibly longer; S225 mo.
4. Near Army g. Navy Club;
3 bedrooms, 32 baths. maids
room. recr. rm.: two-car ga
rage, oil heat; S275 mo. Avail
able July 15.
5. Falls Church. Very un-
usual and charming; 3 bed
rooms, baths. lovely grounds;
year or more lease: 1925 mo.
Romye Lamborn, Realto
OF, 1886 OF. 500
Evening star., 1951-06-02

ARMED FORCES urgently need
houses, apts.. rooms. List property
with Armed Forces Housing ONCE.
Va. and NV, Ii. 5-e7Oo, Ext. 74115.
NV. and Md, Ii. $4,000, Ext. 62224.
Sc. and NE, 10. 10000. Ext. 303.
Sc. and Nd, HI. 3100, Ext. 5122.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

400 NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
3 bedrms.. library, recp. hall.
servants quarters; conv. to
schools and churches; good
transp. Call BARKLEY BROS.
ma. $3.50. Mr.. Dafoe, Mon
day through Friday.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
1873 K st. NV, MA. 5UU0. -
CHARMING RAMBLER
BRAND-NEW
sEMIDET. BRICK HOMES

sEMIDET. BRICK HOMES
3 bedrms., din. rm., complete mod
kit. with s-ft. GE refrigerator and
garbage disposal. full bsnt. and
other features. Only Sis per mo
; 900 blk. 18th St ne Display home
open Sun. 1-6 pm (Turn north
of Mich. ave. on 18th St. lust be.
yond Catholic Univ. to So. Oak
ave-, then left l blk. to l1th st. J
sTEUART BROS. INC.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
JEFFERSON MANOR
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE beautifully furn. home
With couple or ladies; Lee. rms.
SIS per mo, caIi ow. 4i25. "a
COUPLE TO SHARE BUNGALOW;
sleeping room. or whole house; close
to transp. and Govt. bldgs. CH.
PRIVATE BEDRM. in large NV,
house; share expenses with three
other guys under 80. Telephone GE.
HILLCREST - Widow wants nice
couple to share home; reasonable
2 GENTLEMEN for Georgetown ac-
commodations Unlimited facilities
for entertaining. Call CO. 1897.
LADY SHARE FURN. HOME with
lady. Pvt. bedroom. Husband in
army. All privils. Ref. Can furnish
transp. to work. Located Kensing-
ton, Md. $40 mo. Box 247-D. Star.
570S 9Th ST. N.W.-Empl. lady will
share six-room house; empl. couple:
convenient everything. Phone GE.
1854 81
Evening star., 1951-06-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


N. ARL. OR NV. wAsH.-Need at
least 3-b. r.. 2-2h baths. sep. d. r..
recr. room. garage, completely mod.
kit. by July Is. Good location i'm
portant. Years lease. ia. 2-5357.
|s-BEDRM. UNFURN. HOUSE, July !.
Vic. Naval Hospital. Rent S125. 10.
RETuRN1NG Fl n9Si GOVERNMENT oFF1-
CIAL, accustomed to care for houses
house. b us,,en unfTrnished or slightly fur
nished. within ten miles Treasury
NETHERLANDs oFFICER desires un-
furnished 3-bedroom house on or
before August lst: IN o: C. Nortn, n.
vest oas6 er Montgomery County. PhSne
EMPLoYED Ri SsaE WIDOW and daughter
desire 2-bedroom house or apart
ment, unfurniShed, NV. section;
rent reasonable. Box 2s4-D, Star.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
nearby Maryland or NV. D. c.;
free appraisal, no delay. For COM
plete rental service phone US today
PERRY HAY CO.; 81; s242; 3
nished house; long;terme esas lease; fam
BY RETIRED OFFICER. in NV. or
Montg. Co.; bedrmS.; not over
$500; refs. OR. 0729. 3
COUPLE want small unfurn. house,
not too far out; reasonable. FIR
BY JULY 1-Unfurn, 3-bedrm. house;
pref, Chevy Chase. Bethesda, or
Amer. Univ. or NV; $3.50 mo. max.
longtime residents; excel. care;
refs. Phone WI: 371s. -
FURNISHED HOUSE; two bedrooms
pref. in Va, rural area, not to ex-
ceed SS5 mo-; wanted by June 20.
Box 291-D, Star 3"
MARINE OFFICER and family require
3-bedrm. house, unfurn.. by July |;
prefer NV, west Conn. ave, or Arl.: !:
max. $130; lease. EN-. 3445. --3
WANTED TO RENT-House or apt,
| 3 bedrms.; Govt. executive; S100
per mo. Call RE. 1875. a
ARMED FORCES urgently need
I -
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JUST COMPLETED
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Three bedrm., semidet.-A dream OF
a GE all-electric kitchen, including
dishwasher. garbage disposal and
lge: electric range: full basmt. with
toilet and outside entrance: lge
yard areas Reasonable rent. Houses
open for inspection every day. II
am. to 7 pm. To reach: Out Pa
ave. to Fairfax Village, left tc
Alabama ave, out Alabama ave. tc
Hillside. turn right on Hillside. left
on 46th st. right on H st. to prof.
ect.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K st. NV. Ma. 5005.-4
CHARMING RAMBLER
Located near jefferson Village Shop
ping Center in new subdivision; liv-
ing room with dining ell, 2 bedrooms
full bath. modern functional kitchen
gas heat; large lot; immediate pos
session. Call Monday. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1905 H ST. NV. Ma
2345
Evening star., 1951-06-02

1893 goth ST. NV, downtown; 2
bedrms., Iiv. rm.. kit. and bath;
S1O0 per mo-, no children; CAP
Sun. between 10 and 12. See JAM
itor on premises. LINKINS CO..
Agent, 1918 N st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
APrs. FURNISHED tcont.l }

ONE GIRL, share mod. S-rm, house
with 5 gentle girls; S55 mo-. incl
everything. 5319 1st st. NV. IA.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

CLEANERS DYERs = Md. doing
4 real buy for only $4,000 down,
balance terms. Call BILL FAUS-
SETT, WA, 1921 or VI. 6772. -3
Evening star., 1951-06-02

excellent location,
good parking, on main thoroughfare;
being newly decorated. A real
money-maker. Sell everything for
$4,000 or sell equipment and IL
on agreeable terms. Mechanical de-
vices should pay your overhead.
Beer wine and whisky. on and
of sale.
c.. mostly colored.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

BACHELOR APT. in beautifully re-
modelled home near Capitol Bldg
eVn kit. bath with shower; garage:
500 per month. Ii. $4,000 or
Evening star., 1951-06-07

plotting a bomber over England
in 1914. Both were West Pointers
The brothers were the sons OF
Col. and Mrs. John P. Eckert of
Fort Monroe, Va. They formerly
lived here.
Tuesdays fatal accident in
volved a third plane in addition to
1t. Eckert's and the jet. The third
pilot escaped with injuries, but
the jet pilot also was killed.
1t. Eckert was graduated from
West Point in 1945 and later
served on Okinawa. He was a
graduate of the Millard School
here.
In addition to his parents, he
lis survived by his widow and a
daughter, 2: his grandfather
John A. Eckert, 3042 Newark
street NV. retired president OF
the Columbia Paragraph Co.;
three uncles, Arthur Eckert, 1921
Fordham road, NV, Milton Eek
ert, 3109 Thirty -eigth street
NV. and Col. Norman Eckert,
stationed in Germany, and four
aunts, Miss Catherine Eckert and
Miss Esther Eckert, both of the
Newark street address; Mrs. Ber-
tram johnson, Philadelphia and
Miss Bertha Smith, now in India.
Funeral services will be held
|at II am. Tuesday in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Ralph {. Erskine, 81,
|Co-owner Of Hotel

Ralph c. Erskine, 81, co-ownel
of the Gralyn Hotel, 1745 N street
NV, died Tuesday after a long
illness.
Mr.. Erskine had been in the
hotel business most of his life
Prior to coming to Washington he
had been manager of many hotels
in the Southern Hotel Association
chain, among them the Sheraton
Hotel in High Point, N. c., anc
the Fort Sumter Hotel, Charleston
is. c. He also owned and operated
his own hotel in Fort Pierce, Fla.
at one time.
He became part owner of the
Gralyn Hotel, a residence for dip
lomatic staff members, II years
ago. He lived there until his
death
In World War I, he served over
seas as a lieutenant in the Air
Corps.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at the National
Presbyterian Church. Eighteenth
and N streets NV. Burial will be
in Edgerton, Kans., where he was
born,
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Mrs. 6. H. Howell, Jr.,
Native Of Leesburq
Special Dispatch 10 The Stur

LEESBURG, Va, June Mrs
Elizabeth Gibson Howell, SO. wife
of George H. Howell, jr., died yes
terday in Lubbock, Tex. after ar
illness of more than a year.
Born in Leesburg, she was the
daughter of Mrs. Harry P. Glib
son and the late DR.. Gibson. She
had spent her entire life in Lees
burg until her marriage to Mr.
Howell eight years ago, after
which she lived in Racine. Wis.
and Memphis. Tenn. She went to
Texas about a year ago.
Mrs. Howell was educated at
Madeira and Holton Arms in
Washington. She was a member
of st. James Episcopal Church
in Leesburg.
Besides her husband and
mother, she is survived by one
daughter, Jean Lee Gibson.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
David BrizzoIari, IA,
Fruit Store Operator

David A. Brizzolari, IA, whit
operated a fruit business neal
Judiciary Square for many years
died Wednesday at Sibley Hos.
pital after a long illness.
From 1912 to 1884 he operated
a fruit store at GOT F street NV
Mr.. BriZzolari was born in thu
District, the son of MIR. and Mrs
Valentine Brizzolari. His parents
came here in 1875 from Italy
He was a member of the Holy
Rosary Catholic Church, Thirc
and F streets NV.
He lived at 633 C street NE
Mr.. Brizzolari leaves two sisters
Miss Ann Brizzolari and Mrs
Catherine Lavezzo, with whom hi
lived.
Prayers will be said at 9 am
tomorrow at the Lee funera,
home, Fourth street and Massa-
!chusetts avenue NE. Funera
services will be held at $50 am
tomorrow at Holy Rosary. Buria,
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery
Evening star., 1951-06-07
BaNerina Asks AnnuIment;
Husband Wants No Family
BY the Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, June 7.-Maris
ITallchief. prima ballerina of the
New York City Ballet company
has asked annulment of her mar
Iriage, claiming her husband is in
terested only in her career and not
in raising a family.
The 28-year-old dancer, daugh-
ter of an Usage Indian, was mar
Iried in 1916 to George Balanchine
director and choreographer of the
ballet company.
Appearing in Supreme Court
yesterday, she testified:
He said that anybody can have
children, but only a few people
can dance.
'He said my career was far more
important than family and that
I was more important to him as
a dancer than a mother.
when I asked him about the
promises he made (to have a fam
|ily), he said I should become en-
crossed in my career and forget
about being a mother"
The court reserved decision.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Atty. Howard Guttmann,
Chief Of SEC Division

Howard Guttmann, AZ, of 404
Mansfield street, Silver Spring
chief attorney in the public util-
tiles division of the Security Ex-
change Commission, died Tuesday
night in Walter Reed Hospital.
Mr.. Guttmann, who has beer
with the commission since 1916
was formerly head attorney in the
OPA's public utilities division.
Born in New York city, he was
a graduate of the Brooklyn Law
School. Mr.. Guttmann was q
member of the New York Bar
Association and the Federal Bal
Association.
He is survived by his wife, Celia
and two children, Paul. IL, and
Susan, 4. He had been i'll for sew
eral weeks.
Funeral services to be held ir
New York have not yet been ar-
ranged.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
HIT Mrtttnriat,t
sTRATTON, CATHERINE v. So

CATHERINE v. Sacred t,
the memory Of my dear mother, CATH
ERNIE v. STRATTON, who departed thi;
life seven years ago today, June z, 1914
miss you now, my heart is sore,
AS time goes by miss you more;
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
No one can fill your vacant place.
DEVOTED SON, ROBERT r. STRATTON
TELFAIR. JAMES WILLIE. In memory O
my beloved JAMES WILLIE TEIFAIR
who passed away suddenly on June Z
1850.
Today brings sad memories of loved ON,
laid to rest.
Who will never be forgotten by those VIII,
loved you best.
Sad and lonely months have passed
Since my great sorrow fell;
The shock received that day
still remember well.
We often sit and think Of you
And speak of how you died,
To think you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
Now as think try to say
He is not dead. he is just away.