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III noUsEs-sALE-sE tcont.I HoUsEs-sALE-MD Cont

BRICK RAMBLER, S14.5 500; north
Silver Spring-Nearly new, 2 bed
rms. bath. liv. rm., dinette, kit, full
BOGLEY'S WHEATON OFFICE, LO.
5-3434. 9 till 8.
REDUCED-This home Is now. a
real blu. liv. rm. with firepl., full
din nm. bsmt. with outside entr.;
lge. 'andscaped lot with room for ~,
ow s l Lawns s sHsMs5Ss 60 year
old. Glenmont full-bsmt. bungalow
on lovely level fenced lot; expansihle
End floor; assume CT loan: cow. to
school and transp. SH. 1011 until
2 pm. YOUNG g. BOWERS CO..
BY OWNER, 9714 Colesville I'd. Sill
yer Enthusiastically large white
concr. block 4-bedrm.; alum; self
screen comb; oil INV. h; lge. shade
trees on beautifully Handicapped lot.
outdoor barbecue pit and firepl..
spacious liv. rn1. with firepl.. modern
equip. kit. with garb. disposal and
auto. dishwasher. Nearly acre ground
for quiet, seclusion, spaciousness,
entertaining. Excl. residential area
with farm-like features, yet within
city limits of Silver spring, BARGAIN
address given. 30
Beautiful brick, 3-bedrm, rambler,
with full bsmt., beamed ceiling, gar
bage disp. This house is located
closer to downtown Washington than
the heart Of Silver Spring. Truly, a
steal on today's market. WOOD
MOOR AGCY.. INC, sH. 1855 til
q pm. -2S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

teT.haii white brick, near ar Catholic
Univ. LIST A.. Hv. rm.. din. rm..
breakfast rm,. kit; and powder, rm,.;
screened porch, Ice. attic WITH cedar
This property has been beautifully
must be sold RAYMOND 3. DUNN,
M t5i9 Gan ave PARK W. N qEl4
screened front porch, gas heat, lee.
level fenced lot. Priced for quick
sale. Call Mr.; Penland; II; 7-5695,
wooDRI6GEI95si1 Myrtle ave ave; nice
firm. 2-story home: lge. frt. porch;
full bsmt, oil h.-w.h.: only S11 900;
5000 On. VIM. R., THoRoWGooD.
wooDRIDGE-a4a1 Franklin St: at
tractive 6-rm. bungalow: fri porch;
Iul oSmt., gil h.-w.h.; bus at front
W.T. SHF r. T 1sas SseS oa Be. 5 0sn7
HOME BUYERS, ATTENTION~We
have finest choice Of homes avail
able II Michigan Park and Wood
ridge Before you buy see our Sc
I SH Of nm h0 PECK ce 60 "a ss, sgssS
M 10 Z BRICK 2-tamily b mss
gas heat, tile bath. Assume FLA
81 500 mortgage; s5d;5oo cash.
MAARRKEY, NE. 3407; ewes. AP
a33 CLAIMING ST. N.E.-open for
, inspection. corner brick; rooms.
bath, 3 bedrms., 5ailt-in garage;
full daylight bsmt. with lavatory.
kitchen stove. stoTeroom. gas heat;
kitchen complete with dble sink,
with 10 drawers. 10 cabinets with
drawers, Estate range, Oft. Frigid-
aire tile floor all new; rear
porches. 12x20: lge. yard Anchor
or best offer. MI. 6036. go
Off NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, near
Eastern ave.-Four-year-old immac-
ualte 2-bedroom brick home; good
size living room beautiful clubroom,
dining room. bright kitchen. Under
$4,000. we'll financed Near all
conveniences.- Mrs. Kohn. RA. S943.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO, Realtor
nj
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
HANDLERS

Easy. enjoyable. one-foor living in
ideal location, near everything. All
have at least 3 bedrms., GE kit.
with dishwasher. DISPOSAL. separate
din. rn., full basement; some
bedrms., ga baths: S19,950 and UP;
one for imutd. occup. Directions:
hwy, thence 10 $500 E.-W. hwy.
and north 2 blocks to ramblers.
SUPER-BUILT CO.. SH. 1920
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2-APT BRICK

Near Boiling Field in Congress Hgts.;
semidet.; 8 rms. bath, and rms,
bath; inc, $3.50 mo-: oil h.-w.h
Price only S14,75O terms.
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1925
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COLORED
VACANT
VACANT-S595 DOWN

WYNN =VOOO OOVN
Unit blk. NJ Y, ave. n.w.-7-rm. row
brick, bath bsmt., h.-w.h.
1900 blk MINI. ave n.e.-5-rm. row
brick, bath gas heat.
1900 blk. Capitol ave, n.e.-5-rm
row brick bath. coal h.-w.h
SOC. blk. B st s.e.-6-rm row brick
bath, full bsnt.. coal h.-w.h.
400. blk, End St s.e.--9-rm. row
brick. Q baths. oil h.-w.h
500 blk L st STRAIGHTFORWARD. g.
rm. row brick bath. gas and cleo.
Call today to see any Of these fine
homes. SURETY REALTY CO..
1881 N ST. NV. AID. 0531 till o.
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ER-$1,800 DOWN
WHEATON

3-bedrm. brick rambler. liv. rm.. din
nm: kit, full bsmt; mo. old;
Sl.75O down and 500 per mo, incl.
taxes; ms. interest and principle.
l2602 Farnell DIR.
CLAUDE WOOD 81 d50O
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WILDWOOD HILLS

and 1l2-bath brick rambler, onIy
short distance to Capitol. Ai-elec-
trlc Kitchen with washing machine.
Scnool bus at door. Priced at SIS.
s5U: Directions Out Old George
town I'd. 3 and $40 miles past
Bank of Bethesda to Bells Min I'd
left on Bells Min I'd. l and 41iO mi
70 houses. ARLIE L. JOHNSON. OR.
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SILVER SPRING
Sl4.550

- VETERAN AND NON-VETERAN
Here is the third group of our Silver
Spring development. The same
house, the same fine qualities, the
same equipment that made our first
groups such an outstanding success.
La story eXpandable; liv. rm. with
din. l. . large bedrms., loads If
closet space. complete GE kit.
consisting Of dishwasher, disposal
S-lt refgr.. stove, auto. clothes
washer, cabinets. Plumbing avail,
on Ind fir for End bath and space
Tor extra large bedrms.; gas &C.
so you had better hurry. Gail MI.
Burklin, WI. 62SS any eve. for appt.
to inspect
r. H. BEST, INC.
Sl1S Wis. Ave, Bethesda.
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WHEATON HILLS

6-rm;, brick Colonial, full bsmt.; level
shaded lot: "a 900 down and Sa3
per mo 2a1O Blueridge ave,
CLAUDE WOOD ST, Ann
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

=. FAIRFAX VILLAGE, Sc.
Fine 3-bedrm. brick, yrs. old; only
$500 down. Full bsmt with walk
in entrance. Lge. fenced yard. AS
sumo G1 loan. Ii. 1886 It'll 8.
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
S1I 500: BOTIINC; FTETD SEC
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WOOD ACRES
WOOD ACRES

bedrms., ga baths. Prewar house;
lge. level lot: excel cond.; Ist a..
kit. breakfast rm., bedrn. could
be used for den, screened porch: 2nd
n, 3 bedrms Q baths: storage attic;
full bsmt. and lavatory. Price.
$4,000 Restricted community.
OWNER, 6034 Welborn drive. WI.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEW GROOM Cape Cod home, con-
structed for year-round use; well
porches; heated with large space
heater: excellent Grabbing. fishing
ana swimming; $1,000, McKay's
Beach, Valley Lee. Nd. Phone
Great Mills 366-W-l 20
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YOUR CASTLE

Well it's not exactly a castle. Just n
Broom semidetached brick. soundly
built and economical to maintain
In a. excellent neighborhood and
convenient to everything. No it is
not in the castle class but you can
buy ant pay for it on the average
income and that is better than a
castle. Phone now, VI. 1915 til 10
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NORTH MICHIGAN PARK

MONTH MICHIGAN Park
=. 400 BLOCK 10th ST. NE
nearly new home; pretty as q pic
ture. Semidetached brick on a lovely
lot; liv, rm. and full din. rnl :.
equipped kit, 3 lovely bedrms. and
tile bath; full bSmt.. rec. rm. and
powder nm; gas az. heat. concrete
front porch. beautiful ward; immed
possession. Mr.. Atino, RIA. 1850,
ZASAMI REALTY. III 1-n271
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jim BRITT

CoLoRED-I52 F St. SEE, BY owner
5 rooms, finished basement; excel
lent eondition: TR- S326. n3O
story brick home; gas heat; only
$1,000 cash down required. RA.
COLORED-1se1 MASS. AVE. ST.
Home and income. Eight-rm. tapes
s It; STfk sau Esra sit' gas fei hsa
automatic washer. $4,000. AT.
COLoRED-$1. 600 DOWNS large
rooms. bath, row brick, bsmt.. gas
h.-wh.. Al cond. OR. 0561, BEERS
BROS, 81, 76l1,
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10 RMS. 4 BATHS
PENNSYLVANIA AVE

NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
3-bedrm, brick home. To-
Gated within > blocks OF bus, schools
and shopping. Featuring ia baths
equipped kit. full bsmt., gas INV h.,
Ice; front porch and fenced lot.
This home is priced to sell
T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2S02 till
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS
S22,500
all-stone home on a quiet
oead-end street, full bsmt.. built in
gar; studio liv. rm. with stone IRE
pl.. bedrms. and bath on LIST f.: /
lge. bedrm. and bath on End; lovely
shaded yard with barbecue pit; 4
blks. to schools and stores. / Blk. to
nus. VACANT, We have the key. Ewes.
E. M, FRY, INC, WI. 300
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FORT STEVENS
FOXHALL VILLAGE
GEORGETOWN

T 1Etlo OF T EfL1NU
Attractive small Groom brick row
din. rm., small kit; 2nd f., 3 bed
rms. and bath. Full bsmt. with
gas INV. heat and outside entrance.
Only l block to elementary, junior
high and high school, shops and
trans. Inspection by appt. only.
or CH. 1892 (eves.) for appt. Ex-
elusive with
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors. 1900 18th st. NV. -2S
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

4 -bedroom, 2la-bath house with ex-
cellent floor plan, including living
room and den, dining room and
breakfast room. modern kitchen with
Hotpoint diShwasher and washing
machine, screened porch. basement
and built-in garage. Large fenced
for the large family and priced at
only S32. 500.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 10th st. NV. DI. 0222.
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pUIH DIII54II 70 II4optCO WItL
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.

1000 H 81. NV. Ma. 234o.
COLORED : ABOVE ROOSEVELT
HIGH-Det. (bedrm. and full bath
on lst f.. 1repl., pcs, "a b., deep
yard, 2-car gar. Priced to sell.
CONGRATULATIONS ST. NV
Semidet. brick; lovely rms. tiled
bath, full bsmt.; gas heat, built-in
gar. $13.950; about $4,000 dn. Mr..
sSNgE & R aS$S fEss sSo5 g.
c Oh Red 18th ST. N.w-This
row brick located in an excellent
NV section is arranged as 2 apis.
There are open porches. Oct.
garage and automatic oil heat. Only
$3.50 down. OLIVER T. CARR.
oH RED PRoPERTY-s
rooms, baths row brick; $275 mo.
down; OR. 0561, BEERS BROS,
10th ST. NV
down; shown by appt, ,, SSio II st,
$3.50 cash; shown by appt. MICHAEL
WALSH q SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV.
COLoRED
UNIT BLK. OF BRYANT ST NV
1mmac. hrk. home arranged as 3
complete apis: partially furn.; very
s and re- rear entrances; gil h;.w;h,. 2
], LEE DoNNELLY. Ma. 3316: eyes.
OIL, 4074 -o7
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GLOVER PARK

MACARTHUR BLVD. $13,950
bdrm., . bath home with good
e asSn sers sRei Mo t fSfsD'i0nay
J. LEO KOLB
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QUALITY HOME
SUITABLE FOR LARGE FAMILY
DESIRABLE NE. SECTION
7-room, Semidetached brick, contains
hv rm. with fireplace. Ice. din. rm..
spacious equipped kit. sun porch.
3 double bedrms.. inclosed porch on
End f.: full bsmt; oil h.-w.h.;
lavatoTy; built-in gar: nice yard !;
reasonably priced; terms. Call Mr..
Barbour.
cAMPANELLA 4 CO,
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SHEPHERD PARK
A HONEY HOME
Shepherd Park
a REDROOMS


4 fine home in this lovely
neighborhood. Det. brick with
lge. liv., rm., din. rm.,. kit.
den and screened porch on
LIST f.; 2nd fl. has 4 spacious
bedrms. and 2 baths; maids
nm. and bath in bsmt; lge.
foored storage attic; Gear
brick garage and a lovely I'd.
with outdoor f1repl. that will
AFFORD many enjoyable hours
OF relaxation. Other desir-
able features include alumni
mum combination screens and
storm windows, carpeting,
crystal chandeliers and the
best Of construction. Quietly
located. yet close to one of
the finest elementary schools
and public transp. This home
will appeal to the truly dis
eliminating. Call Frederick
schwab. Wo. O6S4 with
SHANNON & LUCHS co
IEnE Il a. NJ w MA Ooxs
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:. 1857, OIL. 1855.
OIL. 521l

BRADMOOR-$27,9 $50
New 4-bedroom, 3-bath: fireplace in
recr. rm.; stone and brock Cape Cod,
Just of Bradley blvd. Ewes, MI.
j. Leo Kolb Co., MI. 21OO
Evening star., 1951-10-19
New Magazine Planned
For Medical Students

A new publication for medical
students will make its appearance
in January. --...... ~
The new magazine, the Journal
|of the Student American Medical
Association, will be published
monthly. except for July, August
and September, when the schools
are closed.
Officials Of the Student Ameri.
can Medical Association said the
journal would consist Of 72 pages
with contents about equally di.
vided between editorial matte,
and advertising. About 80 per cent
Of the editorial space will be
divided between scientific articles
and socio-economic articles. The
other 20 per cent will be devoted
to special features, including 9
medical newsletter and a pictorial
feature on a medical school.
The sponsors Of the magazine
say it will have a circulation OF
more than $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

graduated from the Evanston
(nl.) High School and attended
Georgetown University.
Father Owned Newspapers.
Maj. Dockarty's father. Charles
Dockarty, owned and published
several newspapers on the Eastern
Shore. He died in 1914. =.
Maj. Dockarty entered the Army
as an enlisted man in March, 1941.
After graduation from Officers
Candidate School in 1912, he
served until February. 1914, as a
public relations officer in the War
Departments Bureau of Public
Relations.
For IA months he was assistant
fleet censor on Admiral Chester
Nimitz's staff in the Pacific
theater. In March, 1945, he re-
turned to Washington as publica-
tions officer and chief Of the News
Division in the War Departments
Bureau Of Public Relations.
Headed Opinion Concern.
Maj. Dockarty was owner and
president Of Public Opinion Engi-
neers, Inc. and owner and director
Of Technical Writing Services here
for five years after his return tc
inactive Army status. The latter
organization published technical
manuals for the Army. In 1949 he
was deputy administrator of the
Chicago International Trade Fair
After his recall to active duty
last February. Maj. Dockarty was
assigned to the Security and Re-
view Branch, Public Information
Division of the Defense Depart
ment. He entered Walter Reed
Hospital August 81.
Maj. Dockarty organized and
commanded Forrestal Post No. 3
of the AMVETs here. He also
belonged to the American Legion
and was executive director Of the
American Public Relations Asso-
citation.
He is survived by his mother
Mrs. Gertrude King Dockarty
with whom he lived at 3348-E
South Wakefield street. Arlington
Evening star., 1951-10-19
William Perry Hahn, 73,
DC. Native, Patent LAWYER

William Perry Hahn, 70, long
time patent attorney in Indian
|apolis. Ind. died Wednesday at
his home there.
Mr.. Hahn was born and reared
in Washington and received his
law degrees from George WASH
|ington University.
At the time Of his death he was
associated with the patent law
firm Of Lockwood, Hahn, Calf &
Woodland Of Indianapolis and
Washington.
Mr.. Hahn is survived by two
Inieces end q nephew.
Funeral services and private
burial will be tomorrow in Indian
|apolis.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

1908. He was a naturalized Amer
lean citizen.
He had been Ill since last
Christmas, his family said. but
he continued to work until Au-
gust /. when his vacation began.
He was a member Of the Loyal
Order Of Moose and the Holy
Name Society Of st. Aloysius
Catholic Church. North Capitol
and I streets.
MIR. Nutz Is survived by two
sisters. Mrs. Mitzi Sternau and
Mrs. Leopoldine Pangratz, both
Of the Eighth street address.
A high mass will be celebrated
in st. Aloysius Church at 8 am,
tomorrow, and burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Richard Boiling Funeral
Scheduled for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Richard
Wilmer Boiling, u, who died here
yesterday. will be held at IL am
tomorrow in Bethlehem Chapel o1
Washington Cathedral. ;Buria.
will be private.
Mr.. Boiling was living with his
sister, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
widow Of the president. at 234C
S street NV. Mr.. Boiling was q
well-known builder and had
erected three Of the embassies
here.
Honorary pallbearers will be
Constantine Brown, DR.. Prentiss
Wilson, DR.. Alan j. Chenery. DR.
Frank j. Eichenlaub. DR.. Preston
Haynes, William Millander. DR.
Frank Schultz, DR.. Constantine
Fotitch, DR.. James A. Cannon
DR.. F. H. Mistretta, Arthur H
McConville, DIR. James M. Moser
DR.. P. A. McLendon, DR.. Lewis c
Ecker, DR.. Jerome F. Crowley
Joseph H. Colquitt. DR.. Harry A
Fowler, DR.. r. Arthur Hooe ane
DR.. James G. Townsend.
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George W. Huth, IS,
Active Lutheran Worker

George w. Huth. IS. who died
Monday at Sibley Hospital. was
buried yesterday at Prospect Hill
Cemetery. He lived at 491 F street
S.W.
Born in Burke. Va, Mr.. Huth
had lived since his infancy in
Southwest Washington. He was
an active member of old st. Johns
Evangelical Lutheran Church, for
merly at Fourth and D streets
S.W. After the merger of St
Johns with the Lutheran Church
Of the Reformation. he continued
his church work. Funeral services
were held at Church Of the Ref
ormation.
Mr.. Huth was employed at the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
until his retirement for Ill health
in 1904. Since that time he has
owned and managed residential
properties In Southwest Washing
ton.
He is survived by four nephews
and five nieces.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Mrs. franklin Gosseif, Wife
Of Geodefic Survey Official

Mrs. Franklin r. Gossett. a.
wife OF a commander in the Coast
and Geodetic Survey. died yester-
day after four r-months illness
lat the Marine Hospital in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Gossett. who lived at $3.50
South Utah street, Arlington, had
been a resident of this area for
Ia year and a half. She was born
in Memphis, Tenn, and was q
graduate Of Memphis State Col
|lege. She taught school in Mem
|phis briefly after her graduation
Besides her husband, whom
lshe married in 1928. she is sur
lvived by a son. Charles r. Cos
lsett, a graduate student at Rice
Institute, Houston. Tex, and a
sister, Mrs. Harry Davis McLes-
key. Of Memphis.
Funeral services and burial will.
be Wednesday in Memphis.
Evening star., 1951-10-19


died shortly after 8 am.
Mr.. Strebig had been aviation
editor Of the Associated Press
since 1943. In that capacity he
visited most Of the World War II
fighting fronts on land and sea.
Born at Fort Wayne, Ind, Mr.
Strebig was graduated from Mar
quette University, Milwaukee, ir
1880. He took his first job as q
cub reporter on the Fort Wayne
Journal-G Gazette and later worked
for both the Milwaukee journal
and The Milwaukee Sentinel.
Joined AP in 1894.
Mr.. Strebig joined the Asso.
ciated Press in Chicago in 1884
and the next year was transferred
to the Indianapolis bureau. In
1888 he came to Washington.
Mr.. Strebig was in on the Oki-
nawa invasion covering air activ.
titles. and kept close tab on the
aviation story in the Pacific
throughout the war. Since W.
Day. he has covered a number Of
air and naval maneuvers including
those in the Arctic region.
Won Writing Awards.
Mr.. Strebig's articles brought
him several aviation writing
awards, including one from Tran,
World Airlines for distinguished
writing on civilian air matters.
He was a member of the Ma.
tional Press Club, the Aviation
Writers Association, and Sigma
Delta Chi. professional journalism
fraternity.
Besides his widow, he is survived
by three sons, James, IL. Stanley
9, and Stuart, 4, and seven sisters
and three brothers.
Funeral arrangements have no,
been completed.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Albert L. Rohrer, 95,
Electric Industry Pioneer
BY the Assoeiafed Press

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Oct. 10
Albert l.. Rohrer, a pioneer in
the electrical industry. died yes
terday. He was 95.
Mr.. Rohrer, who established the
apprentice system and the student
engineer course at the General
Electric Co. had been in i'll health
the last few years. He died at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Jo-
|Seph p. Shelby.
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Mrs. hurry |. Boone,
Safety Inspectors S Wife

Mrs. Murry L. Boone, 50, a Dis
trict resident since 1880, dice
Wednesday at Columbia HospitaI
after a brief illness. She lived al
sos Maryland avenue NE.
Funeral services were to be at
pm. today at the Lee funera
home, Fourth street and Massa.
chusetts avenue NE. Burial wa.
to be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mrs. Boone was born and rearec
in Berry, Ala. Her husband is {
safety inspector with the District
Minimum Wage and Industria
Safety Board.
She also Is survived by Z
brother. r. L. Baker of Birming
ham, Ala.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

The Southern Jurisdiction covers
all States south Of the Mason
Dixon line and west Of the Missis-
sippi River. Approximately 500
Masons are attending the session.
DR.. Barrett, who succeeds the
late Robert s. Crump of Rich
mond, also will serve as sovereign
grand inspector general for Vir-
ginia. This makes him a 33d.
degree Mason. He has been
serving as deputy for Virginia
and has been an honorary 33d-
degree Mason.
About $50 persons will. receive
the honorary 33d degree at a
communication tonight in the
House Of the Temple.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Services Today for Son
OF Col. and Mrs. Van Dam

Funeral services for David Paul
Van Dam. 2-year-old son Of Ma
rine Corps Col. and Mrs. Van Dam
OF Centreville. Va. were to be held
at 1870 pm. today in the Church
of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints chapel at 1900 North Ingle-
wood street, Arlington.
The child, youngest of five chill
dren. died Monday after a short
illness. Col. Van Dam is in the
Marine Division Of Planning and
Policies here.
Following the services, to be
conducted by Bishop Don O.
Crowther, graveside services were
to be held at 2:30 pm. in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
James |. Carroll. 81,
Paperhanger, Painter

James L. Carroll, So, who died
Monday at the Newton D. Baker
Veterans Hospital in Martinsburg,
w. Va, was buried in Arlington
Cemetery today.
Mr.. Carroll, a lifelong District
resident. had been a paperhanger
and painter here for about IS
years. He lived at 1905 G street
Sc.
He was a veteran of World War
I and a member Of the American
Legion.
Survivors include a son, James
L. Carroll, jr., Of Baltimore, and
a sister. Mrs. Mabel Smith, of
New York.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

Scottish Rite Of
Freemasonry for
tn e 8 o uthern
Jurisdiction of
t h e Unit d
States.
His election
took place dur
ing the coun-
cil's bic nnial
session ending
tod a y a t tn e
House of the
TIE m pie, 1888
Sixteenth street
NV. The meet
ing open e d
Evening star., 1951-10-19
George W. Furbeck, 7o,
Ex-CircuIution Man
eY the Assoeiafed Press

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 1e.-
George Warren Furbeck, 70, for
mer circulation manager of the
Christian Science Monitor in
Boston. died Unexpectedly today.
After his retirement in 1943,
Mr.. Furbeck lived at Nevada, Mo-,
with a stepdaughter. Mrs. Erwin
H. Busiek.
Besides his stepdaughter, Mr..
Furbeck is survived by the widow
and three brothers.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
|ClO Sessions Set

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 10 P.-
President Philip Murray an
nounced today the International
Wage Policy Committee Of the
United Steelworkers will meet in
Atlantic City November 1916.
The unions International Execu-
tive Board will convene November
IA at the same place.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
w. H. Foster, lndustriolist

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Oct. IL
CIV. H. Foster. IS, chairman
of the board of the General Fire
proof1ng Co. and a national figure
in the steel industry. died yester-
day after a heart attack. He had
been associated with General
Fireproofing for more than 43
years.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

after a two
month illness.
Funeral serv-
ices were held
this morning at
the Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial
was in Airing
ton Cemetery.
A reporter on
the old Wash
ington Herald
from 1929 to
1913 5. M a j,
Dockarty was
born in st
paul MINI He
Evening star., 1951-10-19

SVASSA AoACos o4SA
yesterday.
Mr.. N u tz ,
who lived at
16 Fig h t q
| S t r e e t NV,
came to WASH
ington from
New York In
1918. A native
of ma /.
A u s tria, he
worked in New
York for IS
y e arS after
coming tn this
country in