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HUNTINGTON
HOUSES TO SHARE

WIFE OF ARMY OFFICER ordere,
owe. seas desires to share furn. home
Lewisdale. Nd; with I or 2 Girls g
rent ceRy uniy. ,d1 Of Of !, Ma. Apply s0'
HOME TO SHARE IN chesterbrool
(ys9 area for e couple withou
able January l. 1852. Call KE
SILVER sPR1NG-Lovely home 70
employed couple Of two girls; XII
siieo she as17 s17otS after ptssS' !. references
aat.l rambler r with 2 others who Iik
Nr. Nav. Hosp. OIL. 6568.
telligent' woman who enjoys gra
cious living; 5 minus. to b. c. o.
AcCoMMoDATnoNs 0aYaiib available Tor Tor
settle prof. couple in modern sub
home. incl. private bath. ligh
telephone; S125. Of. 1854.
1 OR 2 SGLE. MEN, secluded Fair
fax Co. country house, 80 min. from
Pentagon.. Guest house. Scar ga
rage, barbecue pit. 8 streams OF
property. Excellent piano and larg.
library -phonograph records. S6i
for 1, $45 each for 2, plus utils
Fairfax 234-J-12 or ia. 8-1551
COLORED--YOUNG COUPLE desires
to share their home with couple ol
single person. 3421 Clay st. ne
LA. 6-96S0,
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DRUG AND LIQUOR; popular bus.
ness pus stoef sG[ NJ MLToN 5Ssil
GOLDSMITH, DI. 0440,
THRIVING delicatessen in busy NV.
section. excellent reason for selling.
wonderful oopp opportunity for quick
lSELF-SERvICE LAUNDRY. priced
right; no experience necessary. 222
East Montgomery ave.. Rockville,
Md. JU. S-S742. lis
SHOE REPAIR DEPARTMENT FOL
l aNis leassi can co. 1171. ask for Mr.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SALES EXECUTIVE. Q adult daugh-
ters, desires new g. or 4-bedrm. un-
furn. house: 2-car garage; Bethesda
Chevy Chase or similar Va. location.
Phone r. r. PETERSEN, at Hotel
Statler; or Monday at Sealtest Ice
Cream Co. ME. 480O is
BY ENGINEER and small family with
good Wash. refs; furn. det. house;
NV. or Bethesda; Dec. / to spring
under S175. WI. 91s0. 49,
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED
We have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV, D. c.; free ap-
praissls, no delay: For complete
PERRY HAY Co. 81. 6242 lis
UNFURN.-Small Q or 3-bedrm. apt
or country tenement house; viii
make all repairs. Call Ho. 0170
SMALL HOUSE. one or two bedrooms
unfurnished. convenient to trans.
portation. reasonable. Box 220-A
Star.
WANTED-Unfurnished house, 4 bed.
room or 8 bedroom and den; con.
venient to Pentagon; occupancy De-
cember or January; lease one veal
or more; Army oficer. two children
15 and 13. CROSSMAN. AP. 1858
YOUNG JEWISH CPLE., with 1 child
would like to rent house in uppel
NV. sect. Ii. 3-0761. is
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-S25, ,s5O-
4514 Garrison st. NV; open today,
l to 8; If you are looking for q bar
gain. waste no time. inspect this
home Immediately as it is the best
value value tb,r fSr the money we f have , Of
ception hall. .liv. rm. with firepl..
din. rm.. modern equip. kit, side
screened porch; End A.. 3 twin size
bedrms., tile baths; excellent con-
dition., built-in garage, stairs to, in,
correctly: excel. terms. Dir: Out
Wis. ave. to Sears. Roebuck. left on
River rd., at Sears, 6 blks. to. Gar
rison ST.. right u block. to home.
sGals wiseonsin MisoGhI ave Ksai'oE EN- suilae5 1859
AMERICAN IaI ,.,,!J UNIVERSITY ysl . PARK PARK
about @ ! year old, In immaculate
separate din. rm., 8 Cheerful bed.
rms. and 2 full tile baths, rec. rm..
finished bedroom and bath in above
ground level basement. Spacious
auired r. salase A rwEED sRoo co. Sssh me- e.
5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890 till
ARKANSAS AVE.-A bargain. Owner
leaving city; immaculate detached
spacious 4-bedrm. home, flrepl., q
car gar; terms. w. CLIFFORD
sHERTzER, RE. 2201; SUM-. RA.
1908.
|BETHEsDA-sao, 900. Modern q
story brick home. newly decorated.
new range, refgr. and hot-water
heater; 6 spacious rooms, fireplace,
screened porch. maids room and
BATH, lge. wooded lot; excellent
neighborhood. Terms; early pos
session. EARL T. WRIGHT. WI.
5000. Sunday. 10-5.
BETHESDA-Large Colonial brick on
well-landscaped homesite of about
". acre; liv. rm., din. rm., mod.
kit. powder rm.. reception hall and
large screened porch on LIST fr.;
bath and 2 other twin Size % bedrms. ms.
and another bath on 2nd fir.; good
size rec. rm.. with fireplace; garage;
and one OF the best locations; owner
anxious to sell; attractive financing.
=. NJ. FRY. INC. WI. s700. till
8 p.m. lie
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BRIGHTWOOD, BARGAIN
CHEVY CHASE
VILLAGE

Never before offered. Outstanding
center-hall Colonial, finest construc-
tion, 8 rms, 41a baths. 2-car
garage. excel. servants quarters,
wonderful level homesite, gas h.-w.h..
paneled rec. rrn. This Is a gorgeous
home (the liv rm. is 15x27) with
every appointment for a discrimi-
mating homeseeker. S47,500. Shown
by appointment only.
e. M. FRY, INC. WI. $500 til 8 PM.
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BETHESDA.

BUILT IN 1916
RECENTLY REDECORATED AND
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Charming red brick, Colonial in a very
good neighborhood. close to schools,
shopping and transportation: Has
center hall. living room with FIRE
place and opening onto screened
porch; dining room. kitchen. lava
tory; 3 bedrooms and bath; recrea-
age room in basement; terrace with
large awning into nicely planted and
fenced garden; S23,5Q0.
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BRIGHTWOOD
sEMIDET. BRICK
$1675l

A very desirable home consisting OF
hv. rm., fam. sized din. rm., kit.
with plenty of eating space for the
average family. and incl. porch; 3
A.; built-in garage: also lge. back
yard; screens; storm windows; brand
new automatic wash mach. and
dryer included in sales price. This
home Is priced for immediate sale.
Owner leaving town. For further
info. please call Miss Neam. WO.
1891.
AVON SHOCKEY, REALTOR
s29 Kennedy ST.. NV, TU. 2100
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
6124 29th ST. NV.
OPEN SUN, 2-6
S21Q50

See this brick rambler today. situ-
liv; rm. with fireplace, din. rm.. 2
bedrms.. bath. kit; stairs to dloored
second A.; full bsmt. Owner leaving
city. To reach: Out Nebraska ave.
left on. Utah ave. to Rittenhouse
goth St. then left to open house.
8; r. MARTIN 4 CO., DU. 1886 or
OR 0fs79 -IS
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Most attractive 6-rm. home In fine
neighborhood: lge. bright liv. rn.
with picture window. din. rm., side
screened porch; 3 fine bedrms. and
bath on End A.: daylight bsmt. with
playrm. and outside exit at garden
level: rear patio with perm. awning;
fenced back yard with beautiful
able homes: S22.95O with excel
financing avail.
TOWN 4 SUBURBAN
1903 WISCONSIN, AVE. NV.
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WE WANT HOUSES
81. 600 Weekdays, SO.
916 Ellsworth Dr.. Silver Spring

DOCTORS, ATTENTION
Ideal s.e. location for once and
home. Ten-room det. brick with
modern conv., oil h.-w.h., 4-car ga
rage; new growing white section,
paved road. adjoining commercial
area: shopping and bus service
See 1t to appreciate 1t by calling
BUsADA; AIS Southern ave. sc.
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iooD INCOME PLrIs OWNERS APT
GUEST HOUSE, FURNISHED
Eight rooms, row brick, 3
baths; completely furnished,
excellent NV. area. near Rock
Creek Park. Price, S1S,950;
So, $50 down: bal. SIS. 900 at
4hSo. S112.50 mo. Ewes. and
Sun. call Mr.. Measell. ST.
2S4S. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES. INC.-1520 K st. NV.
Ma. 5005. -1S
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BARNABY WOODS

Mr.. UTAH AVENUE
Prewar brick, featuring reception hall.
large living room, lovely dining room,
den with picture windows and newly
equipped electric kitchen; 3 excel.
lent bedrooms, 2 baths; paneled rec
maids room and 3rd bath.
MARVIN j. DUNCAN & co.
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HOUSES UNEURNlsHED

8 ROOMS, bath, oil heat. newly re.
sesIeafani settle family io only. 1424 MINI, ave
Sc. To inspect. apply to agent s15
,EEREssos III s 81 MANOR, .t.rae;;, ? bed.
tie Tile g. SstSih. fuiI Ssmt... FRO front ~ porch;
liar house. with knottyy pine rec rec;
mi nnturR $l2o seEr TE Ssseit,}, ssSS "a,
ern kit: avail. 8 mos; beginnine
81. s65s. JAMES L. DIXON q co.
ARL., beside Navy annex: 8 rms,
fa1n Rasn wsih sIao teiti furn $50; opsicn c
1S NILES VA, country house; ami
rooms, BATH. large fireplace,
porches; reasonable to small family
NEAR i bun BUNKER HILL RID. N.E.-s
bedrm. detached brick. furnished
with taste, built-in garage, gas heat
ASA: v. L. TooMEY. JR:, Realtor
RE. 6371; ewes. EN-: s267: -l9
bedrms., sep. din. rm.. incl, sun
porch, full bsmt;. auto. oil heat;
S165. JE. 3-9367. Sun. and ewes
80
2 BUNGALOWS, 2 and 4 bedrms.. mr.
Andrews Field or Boiling Field. Ii.
$4,000. -19
ARL. Qst-fioor bedrm. and BATH.
other bedrms. and bath: bsmt.. rec.
rm., garage. vacant; S225?
Arl.: new rambler; bedrms.. baths;
2-car garage; vacant.
Several other and 3 bedrms., furn
or unfurn.. at S175. FRED j
GEORGE, Realtor. GIL. 6777. Ia
| 4Ro2 Il ST SE
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NEAR THE NEW JOHN CARROLL
HIGH SCHOOL Dust of N. Cap. st,
home; ) excel. bedrms.. bsmt., gas
heat Lease. S135 mo. SH. 0424;
ewes, LA. 6-SS00.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
stone house, on nice lot. Sl35.
HUGGINS & HARRISON, Inc.
Realtors Lo. 5-2S0O
Ia
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1923 H ST. S.E.
Six rooms and bath: new-house con-
dition; automatic heat. lnspect now
$125 on lease; ,,,.,,r
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CASH INCOME
RESPONSIBLE MAN or woman want.
ed to independently own and oper.
lined. tamperproof. RCA licensed
coin operated radios: fully guaran.
teed. We secure best hotel ant
motor court locations under con.
tract, Permanent weekly income,
can handle In spare time; no expe.
rience necessary; profits start I'm.
come routes at Si,I75, $I,S75 a,
$500 cash, includes freight, in.
sta!lation and guarantee. II genu.
ineIy interested. write. giving phone
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BEAUTY SALON

DGAUl 7 SALON
Well equipped. 5 wet booths; good g .
location; sacrifice for immediate sale
E8. 2702 or RE. 1853.
LIQUOR STORE, CLASS A
successful downtown NV. location
same owner II yrs; volume busi.
ness ness Phone ST. S932; ewes. GE
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1874 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
FTVE-RM. NEW BRICK RAMBLER,
modern GE kitchen, disposal re-
frigerator; full bsmt.; large living
room with fireplace; black top drive
way; close to everything; $125 per
mo-; emo. lease.
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MT. PLEASANT sT.-3 bedrms., with
sleeping porch, liv. rm.. din. rm..
ineh with BATH bath; iiSen siss per 11u mo- 1H. No.
$3.50 or WO. 1900. is
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Immediate pos
session of this lovely 6-room, ga
bath, brick home situated on large
lot. 8. r. MARTIN 81 CO.. DU. 1866
or WI S04S -lS
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conv. exclusive NV. location. S23!
per mo-; wooded park at rear provid
ing privacy; lge. liv. rm. with pictur
window, lge. dining rm with crysta
kit. breakfast nook. screened porch
upstairs. lge. master bedrm. and
additional bedrms. 2 full baths Will
glassed-in shower; compl. Finished
3rd fl. with bedrm.; attached. ga
rage; full basement with lavatory
many luxTsy FEATURES Gdit;ye gear lease lease
adults. OWNER, wo. 1880.
NEAR PENTAGON-3 bedrms.,. ~
baths. Diet. house, dble. gar, INV
coal furnace; 2 adults; $3.50; leas
if desired. TIE. 1885,;
6-BEDRM... 2-BATH HOUSE, larg
ysTS .sg negy s dsSOFaed IL and ares sspnsa ssS
DETACHED. 8 rms, 1h baths. dble
garage oil heat, lge. yard and gar
den: in heart OF Silver Spring: rent
$3.50. partly furn; See after Wed
NEW +; W. AlIIsRHck IHBRM; Ds sEMIpEr. sa1S . he'd
Available avail i Nov. t 10th: cor COW. to every
thing, "a min. downtown by bus, ]
min. by car; near Boiling Field; /
year or more lease. 231 Hampto
st., Glass Manor; Nd. Nd. Call MR.
go sth sT. N.E.-House with 3 apts
REALTY CO. Ii. 1897.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-3-bedroor
det. frame. Q blks. from Conn: ave;
Wiz VII redecoTate; red rat osSn aauits preferred
FAILS Si CHURCH OpiEA AREA. s12s pc
sSss;. ssses; IL. fsS5 bath: 'iuil basnt. "a
10I$ i5th ST. s.E-s bsdrms.. u
baths: gas heat; $s2;52 lno mo. C.
sPAcfots SibERM SS.BEbRM. HOME. Lovel
lot; conv. to schools and transp
in Va. highlands: $40. Cali II
MCLEAN. vA.-New. 8 bedrooms. II
baths: spacious and beautifully com
pleted gar. lge. lot; S185. Ell. 370'
CHEVY CHASE, Md, bedrms.. q
baths. lovely new home; peri. loca
sssPsz9s, s%sss ta.n'H 7lsS schools sG5 we We
FHnng FIh2IgaPRalfu PGRalfuRGH ssH AREA, 1925 D,
mo. Practically. new, in exclusiv
Broadmont. bedrms.. 215 bath
lge; tiled basmt;; gnoo. dhle. ga5age; s5ag man
GLENMoNT HILLS. e miles frol
brick rambler; full basmt., &c
heat. Immediate possession: $40
mo. SH. 1141.
STUDIO COTTAGE-one large rool
and bath on private farm nea
s1y RSskytlleH leHSsE Ss SM3SkviNls; MSNs;v 2sSsh ssgh,e
washer. disposal; $3.50 mo. ca
ALEX, Va 1927 Huntington ave
2 BEDROOM brick. TV. full basemen
3snced Sardt e126. TE. 7166.
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NEAR PENNA. AND ALABAMA AYES,
Sc. - Ultramodern 6-rm. semidet.
brick. practically new. Picture win
dows throughout. Full bsmt., gas
a:-c. heat: $125 mo. AP. 1858 or
VIENNA, VA.-Almost new 9-hedroom
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CIRCLE AVE, Takoma Park. Md
room t2-bedrm.), brick detached. in
desirable location; available now;
Sl25. THOMAS L. FISHER & CO.,
INC, 73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
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Here Is Your Opportunity
TO buy a prospering service station,
lully equipped garage. and q brand-
new 3,bedrm. home, on . main
tHotougniare. showing net profit
Sturm, BROWN AGENCY, SH. 3497,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RQQMING HQIISE

Near Dupont Circle; income quoted
$500 mo-: 10 rooms, Q baths plus
2 half baths. Really q bargain
Rent, $125 mo-: lease; clean. Total
price. $4,000; terms.
Edwin l.. Ellis RE 5140
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

would like to rent house in upl
NV. sect. Ii. 3-0761. Is
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rambler with YOUNGSTOWN kitchen,
situated on approx. l acre Of ground;
90 minutes to Pentagon; $50 per
mo. OF. S035. Not shown on Sunday.
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81 1000 stock: $4,000 cash re.
919ireed. MILTON GOLDSMITH, DI
NEAR HEcHrs AND KANN's in Ar.
lington This 12-room Colonial 10 M
zoned CO.. within one block q
Kann's. suitable for any type Of
business or professions; Just been re.
decorated; ready for immediate oc.
ssInIsney; snM Ixc LOUIS nJas r; SIMPSON q
se97;771 sGS; me or az S2oo ,sa WILSON blvd. IA
R;S9S'MISGS 90 Z Ho9sE., ST. s. $50, East Cap.
VALET SHOP with new cleanin,
plant doing big business. $4,000
sssf snI1Ht t. pn handls; Saso MILTON GOLD:
UNUSUAL opportunity. Have small
WfsS WGfs9Saw9rRinE somn tosIa shop; IN, Need partnel
some cabinet experience. No cash
necessary, ADDISON. 2544 14tit
DELICATESSEN, Columbia HEIGHTS;
fixtures. $3.7O0; stock at cost. Lease
rn1 70 SUI Eeasonable rent, AID. 9610
First a., s rms. 3 baths; apt. up. up
stairs plus large office space. Apt
now rented; Bldg. can be purchased
with Han1,l iow s!sonn doWn payment. Monthly
DGaazGfs SSeS RosbsER R2wbMER UN saas Sa65
per wk. cash business; fixtures, So.
600: stock. $1,000: ideal for couple
sacri1ce for $4,000 complete. terms
BEER. RESTAURANT, upper Conn
ave; no beer restaurant within sew
blks. Consult w. C. GERBICH
sFoREA FSs Ag Fok lss7 sSE .a st nv ri 4sS5 e
cause. Of Ill health; best offer &C,
ee@ptsd @ VA: 977s; .,.
Here Is a real opportunity. GooC
reason for selling. Silver Sprinl
nE n5i Fsy Ssy. Hampshire ave. Terms
CoMMUNTTY hardware and pain
store, well equipped. stocked ane
located, is offered at q give-away
price. Other interests is cause O,
wTRSu.s1r sals, F1r dstails, M Sp call 6b RbA. s919
trade only, long established, 90 years
good business. Box 145-A, Star.
UNUSUAL BARGAIN, long establishe,
grocery-meat market; busy corner
doing over $4,000 business Q week
because Of advanced age and poo
health will rent TO responsible party
r'u sood-Tl' ses:,gnl' 9I,, ,ISt pay the stock
TOY SHOP-Very busy uptown .loca
cation; best season approaching
owner Ill. must sell. RA. 2202;
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6-RM. HOUSE. with util. rm.: h.-w. h.
mod. kit; new bath; S75 mo-; neal
school and buslines. 62eh F st. s.w
10. 9-92s9. lis
ROCKVILLE, 32s Beall ave.-Bunga.
low with full basement. gas heat
Price, SS0-mo. Adults only. WI. 4725
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soe seos. Harry HARRY A. 'iS Boswell i q c.. e.
Realtors. 37lS R. I. ave, Mt.
S6O3 18th ST. NE.-Semidet. brick:
8 rms. bath, incl. porches; oil
h.-w.h.. garage, white only. To in
spect Sat. or Sun, call AP. 5000;
.ssS MSn' 1EG.Tioa Il 31sS44' ST. NV chs cbsv,
Chase. D. C.-Detached dwelling
rental. $175 per mo. dncls. some
furniture); 6 rms, 2 baths: auto
heat garage: present occupant or
dered overseas. Call EN-. 4732 OF
ONCE GEORGE I. BORGER, 64s
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BAR AND GRILL FOR SAIE

70; mi. from Ocean City, Md,
mi. Ocean Downs race track, 10 mi
ocean Beach: living quarters in rear
Apply BOULEVARD GRILLE, Berlin
Md. or call Berlin 22l.
ARE YOU INTERESTED in maxim,
ment OF $4,000? Due to necessit,
OF leaving city owner must sell i'm.
medtately extremely profitable busi.
ness that REQUIRES approx. s hour,
day OF your time plus some expert.
ence In business management. SH
UUfll Q.h n m aveor,f C,y,
Evening star., 1951-12-29
US. Fails 10 Approve Import
OF Gas Offered by Canada
BY the Associoted Press

EDMONTON, Alberta, Dec. 20
"A pipeline to funnel Alberta
natural gas to Montana de-
tense industry has been COM
pleted. But not a cubic foot gas
has been delivered.
Nine months ago United States
Defense Mobilizer Wilson re-
quested the gas as an essential
defense production emergency
measured. The Alberta legisla-
ture put through special bill to
provide the gas, breaking for the
first time the PROVINCES no-export
policy.
Construction crews pushed
through the 75-mile. $3.5 million
pipeline from the Pakowki Lake
field in Southeastern Alberta to
Shelby, Mont, from where the
gas was to be piped to the
Anaconda Copper Mining Co.
plants at Butte.
The line is standing idle be-
cause the United States Federal
Power Commission has not yet
granted a permit for importation
of the gas. Coal interests have
opposed the move. The commits
sion has held lengthy hearings on
the application for an import
permit, but no decision has been
announced.
Evening star., 1951-12-29
1851 Oil Output Goal
Reached, Russia Says
BY the Assoeiated Press

MOSCOW, Dec. 29.-Russia's
oil industry announced today it
has reached its 1851 production
goal three days ahead of the
Ideadline.
In a telegram to Prime Minister
Stain. the oil industry minister
reported that the production
schedule for crude and refined oil
and light oil products and for
lubricating oils had been COM
pleted yesterday.
The minister said RuSsia's
petroleum resources had been
boosted by discovery of new fields
and new oil bearing strata.
There is no hard and fast esti-
mate of Soviet crude oil produc-
ton in 1851, but Western en-
bassy economic experts believe it
lis more than 40 million tons and
the largest output in Soviet his
tory.
(The Russians do not put
precise statistics on their indus
trial production. The Statesman's
Yearbook estimates Russia's 1850
petroleum output at 35,400, 900
Itons.)
Evening star., 1951-12-29
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 90
Wornout land is changed into
structurally virgin soil by a new
chemical discovery announced to
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science today.
1t is a yellow, synthetic powder
which literally changes the soil
itself. 1t is not a fertilizer, but
crops grow from 20 to 100 per cent
higher yields.
1t makes better baseball dia-
monds, stops erosion and prom
ises cheaper road building.
This magic powder is made of
the same stuff-acrilonitriles-
which make the latest synthetic
suits and dresses, the kind that
won't wrinkle when wet.
The powder has an electrical
attraction for clay in the soil
This attraction produces chains
of little particles, which roll up
like tiny sponges and hold their
form regardless of rain. Muck,
d-baked soil, sandy soil all
take on the structure of rich loan,
The increased production comes
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Jady Cauthen Judy, ST.,
D. {. Operating Engineer

Jady Cauthen Judy, sr., So,
operating engineer for the District
government, died Unexpectedly
yesterday at his home, 800 Whit
tier place NV.
Mr.. Judy had been employed by
the District since 1910. He was
born in Neeses. S. c.
He served in the Army from
1914 until 1920. He was a 32d-
degree Mason and a Shriner.
Mr.. Judy is survived by his
widow, two daughters, Miss De-
borah Judy and Miss Esther Ann
Judy, and a son, Conrad w. Judy
all of the home address, and an
other son. Jady c. Judy, jr., quar-
termaSter 1Jc, U. S. N, stationed
aboard the submarine Piper.
He will be buried in Arlington
Cemetery Monday following fu-
neral services at 2::30 pm. al
Trinity Episcopal Church, Piney
Branch road and Dahlia
street NV.
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AxeI Leonard Miller,
Retired Railroad Emp|oye

Funeral services for Axel Leon
ard Miller, IS, who died Thursday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Rose c. Mayne, 1903 Twenty first
street NE, were held yesterday at
Gawler's chapel. Burial will be
Monday at Emmitsburg. iowa.
Mr.. Miller, a retired railroad
maintenance man, was born IN
Sweden and came to this country
in his youth. He made his home
in Iowa for many years and came
here to live with his daughter six
years ago. He had been in i'll
health for a year.
In addition to his daughter he
is survived by a son, Rudolph l..
Miller, also of Washington; six
grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Draths

THOMPSON. LEoNA. On Friday, pecem-
per .2s, 1851. at Prince Georges General
Hospital. chsverly, Md, LEoNA THoMP-
Nd She is survived s sy one sanH couain. fark Mrs
Blanch Hill: one foster son. Joseph
Saboy; one foster daughter -in-law, June
Saboy. and many friends. Notice of fu-
washington & sons. "
cemSer 81. 1851. PERCY H. psSssxi wAikER In
q the Cosmos Club, beloved husband Of
TIE hate Cassie 8. walker father of Mrs.
two grandchildren. Services and inter.
ment Huntsville. Ala. 20
wsASER' reaaSlI u Laura 2. On Wednesday, De
hospital e cheveriy. t 4 Nd, rfhff IAuRs s0rfss s
WEAVER. beloved wife Of the late Jessie
= Weaver and mother of Mary Ryan,
Eaura Laura, Jones ,Martha Wisging.on. Jessie
belle Baldwin, Charles A., Lewis E., Fred
srick Y, Clarence r. and Molliner L.
weaver; sister Of Mrs. Dora Webster.
Services at Gasch's Funeral Home, Hy-
attsville, Md, Monday. December 81, at
9:45 am, Relatives and friends invited
lEterment Arlington National Cemetery
NATHAN BOONE. Suddenly
oss,Ssta on Saturday. December g. 1851, at his
SATAAN BONE s5 NsKnHfy Williams St beloved 6w
husband OF Ida Ware williams. father
OF Phillip T. Williams OF Charlotte N.
G.; Mrs. Elgin Groseclose and Mrs. Helen
broher Of NOAH oG1a %amf q o p C.
MRS. Stella Ware OF Springdale, Ark. and
Mrs Elsie Robinson of Fairville. Ark He
saT2,css sls9 Is survived Wv By six srandchildren
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Monday,
Hill Cemetery. so
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Abraham Tash Dies;
Association Founder

Abraham Tash, rs. a founder OF
the Hebrew Beneficial Association
and longtime operator of a valet
shop in the $500 brock of Con-
necticut avenue NV, died Tues
day of a heart attack in George
Washington University Hospital.
Born in Russia, Mr.. Tash came
to this country when he was about
% and opened shoe store in the
1900 block of Seventh street NV
Thirty years ago, he opened the
valet shop on Connecticut avenue
which he operated for the remain
der of his life.
Active in charity work here, Mr.
Tash served several terms as presi-
dent of the Hebrew Beneficial AS
sociation. which he helped to
found He also had served on the
board of directors of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged and was a
member of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows.
Mr.. Tash IS survived by two
daughters. Mrs. David Yager, with
whom he lived at 5319 Nebraska
avenue NV, and Mrs. Albert
Sachs 8438 Piney Branch Court,
Silver Spring; a son, Samuel Tash,
of 273l Newland street NV, and
nine grandchildren . III Js&tliB@fNJ
Funeral services were held here
Wednesday, with burial in the Dis
trict of Columbia Lodge Cemetery