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Evening star., 1952-10-20

BETHESDA-Charm white brick
and-stone Colonial; slate roof; 6
rms, bath. full basement, screened
porch; fireplace; garage: nne' level
offer buys. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
WI. 7007; eyes,. call OIL. 51O9.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
CPARKIING NEW

Big 3-bedroom, 2-story home: Won
oerful wall space and lily. rm.,
Colonial firepl, separate full'- size
dining room, equip. kitchen with
breakfast area; full bsmt. with out.
side entr.; nestled among the Digees,
S3.950 down payment required
price SlS,950.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ALLENTOWN RID. mr.. Andrews Field
detached Cape Cod; equipped kit; :!
bedrms.; stairway to exp. attic; full
bsnt.; oil h.-w.h.; priced for Quick
sale LU. 4-43S2. T. PAUL MUDD
CHEvERLY - Three-pedroom house
2417 59th pl. For sale by OWNER.
Open any time or call ST. 1859.
CHILLUM AREA BARGAIN-Loyely
3-bedroom brick Colonial excellent
condition, bsmt.. fireplace. JOHN
II: JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. 80
LEWlSDALE-5-rm. brick Cape Cod;
bsmt.; exp. attic; corner lot. Owner
trans. JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50.
RIvERDALE HEIGHTS - Lovely A.
bedrm. Cape Cod: bsmt., recr. rm. ;
Anchor-fenced yard: S13.5OO, or best
offer. JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-open daily.
2 to g; exquisite new brick rambler,
4 picture windows. 3 bedrms., 9
freplaces, 2 baths full bsmt., full
size din. rm.. extra-lge. dream kit.
with breakfast nook. Out Baltimore
blvd. right or Calvert rd to Edmon-
Ston ave. anc open sign. JOHN A.
WENTZ. AP. O90O 30
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DE LUXE LIVING
AT
Moderate Price

We know that you will not want Ia
miss the opportunity to inspect these
delightful NEW BRICK RAMBLERS;
any day this week from 10 till Cark
These homes contain lge. liv. I'm
with firepl.. din. rm. with bay win
dow, modern equipped kit, with fur;
nished breakfast nook. 8 wonderful!
bedrms., beautiful tiled bath; full
bsmt with separate laundry rm. and
nearby Falls Church area. Sia
built-3 sold, See these at once.
Out Lee nwy. to. Wash
ington blvd. right on Washington
blvd. to Westmoreiand ST.. right or
Westmoreland ST, to OPEN SIGN
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
,222 Wilson Blvd. OW. G660 TIL g.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
SECIIIDED

Rear yard is an attractive feature
about this 5-yr .-old all-brick Cape
Cod; located in Falls CHURCH, IN
signed homes adorn the street. j
complete rooms with extras, such as
firepl.. tiled bath. equip. kit; vene,;
tian blinds; full expan. up, for .
more bedrms. bsmt. Immed. poss,
Asking $14.950. with only $4,000
cash.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. off Glebe: oW. 5000
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HOUSES SAlE-VA. tcont.)

AS HANDSOME AS it is practical.
in a splendid N. Arlington location,
this new, 3-hedrm. brick rambler
reflects quality workmanship and
materials. Thoughtful planning has
given US today's outstanding home
for S17,950, with the features you
desire such as fireplace. full base
equipment. We offer you this charm
; ing home for as little as $3.50
cash. with payments less than rent.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS. Realtor. JA.
5-7744; ia. 5-9l54. FL
1880 - In a pleasant Falls
Church community; unity you'll IN, find Il this rs
to beat; many deiishtfui features
not usually found in this price
range. Roomy, detached garage.
with a moderate cash payment; your
monthly payments can be far less
than the rent you are paying. Ed
warp r BRIGGS, Realtor. ia.
on A CAREFULLY Handicapped lot.
in one of Arlington's most attrac-
tive communities. we offer you one
of today's best values In this spot
less, 5-room brick Colonial: conve-
niently located for schools and
shopping and only ten minutes from
the Pentasoni; This delightful home
uC oblu at OIlNCs ~
cordingly at $14,950. with excellent
terms. EDWARD r. BRIGGS. Real
tor. ia. 5-7744; ia. 5-9154. -21
ARLINGTON, SOUTH-5-
roorl Semidet. in West"ont
Convenient to Pentagon, Naval
Annex, schools and shops. Oil
heat. Venetian blinds. play
room, Anchor1tenced lot, Fine
condition. Price, $13,950.
Call OWNER. DE. 7745. I'll
ARLINGTON
$14,950
2-bedrm. brick; full bsmt.: outside
entrance, screened porch, wooded
lot; convenient to schools. transp.,
ETC.; $500 down
G. F. WOODROE, INC.
ia. 7-1022. Open Ewes. ia. 2-S1OO.
80
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Ni1l GILA1ND xA1C1A
This lovely semidet. home is located
in one of our incest areas has 1st-
floor den: 3 bedrms.. incl. porch, 2
baths, on End floor; gas h.-w.h.;
gar: conv. to schools, shopping.
transp. See this today!
ROGERS REALTY CO.
IA. 3459, 1910 Vt. Ave-, Ma. 0904
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Observation-Disclosures white brick
and-stone Colonial; slate roof; 9
rms, bath. full basement. screened
porch; fireplace; garage; fine, level
lot; lge. inclosed rear yard: Best
Sfer 1%Ss: 6uys FIR! ERANK c.iI F. I'll PH1LL11peSS 51eS
- Attractive. .3-bed-
rm. home, liv rm,. .dinette, kit. de-
ner lot. JOHN A. WENTz. AP. O90O.
ROCK CREEK HILLS, truly a lovely
rambler located on the. crest of a
hill with wide panoramic view with
3 large bedrms., = baths, huge rec
reation rm.. flagstone terrace, 2
car garage, picture windows and
many unusual features; Vacant nS3 and
ME. 1143 until 9 pm. J. WESLEY
ROCKVILLE. $3.50, Nice frame
bungalow with = bedrms.. bath: liv.
rm. and kit. Lot 50x135. Easy
financing. E. NJ. FRY INC. WI. 500
SILVER SPRING. see, ,5oo-New g.
bedroom rambler. 95OI Ocala St.
OWNER. JU: s-13O4. 4.-2l
TAKOMA RAMBLER-$23,950. Better
than brand new dr y rn sppTes Ios
bedrms.. "a baths 11xI5 master
gorgeous pine-panelled recr. rm. with
bar. lge. concrete screened porch;
fireplace. new wall-to-wall carpeting; |;
lot; lge, inclosed rear yard, lovely
FRANK s., PHILIPS. DI. I4II;
ewes. call XII. S-0S75. 30
FOR SALE BY OWNER-New A.
t~ri inLr tn n
: Can ~. s;5s35; evenings; 81 81
Spring. attractive 2-story corner
Colonial brick home. less than D
yrs. old. with lse. Nv. rm.. morrored
firepl: separate DIN: rm:; powder
floor 8 lge bedrms., . baths, on
End f.. paneled recr, rm: with FIRE
place; maids rm. and bath in bsmt.;
fenced yard, Price includes wall
to-wall carpeting aluminium storm
nSsr Rendz END sGr and ,D other % extFss s
JUST 1s OFF WESTERN AVE. and near
River rd.. this most attractive det;
brick and frame Dutch Colonial
bs3R hGRs t ss bsmF Fms large PsdFms SStn saT ae
with liv. porch above. New. Possess
sion 15 days. Price is low and it
will not last, Call ME. Il43 until
9 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
NEAR REDWOOD in Bethesda-2-
story brick, 3 bedrms., bath. lst A.;
lay' lay; nice yard and nea5 3sad 81 schS9l. col
600; Bog 495-K. Star: 21'
$500 DOWN will buy this lovely @
bedrm. bungalow with , pine-pan-
eled rms. and full, dry bsmt.; gas
heat, alum. storm windows; in peri.
cond., near everything. Mrs. Hart,
LO. 5-35ls. cox n CO. UN. 1926.
$500 DOWN, SSS per mo-; 2-bedrm.
brick bungalow. Box 336-R, Star
Evening star., 1952-10-20
HOUSES SALE-N.W. (cont.)
BRIGHTWOoD
RURLETTH

In this conv. neighborhood with good
income possibilities. consisting of 5
bedrms., plus large liv rm.. din. rm.
Kit, = incl. porches full bsmt., gar
Under $4,000. INEz CUSHARD
OR. 1922. -21
Evening star., 1952-10-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV: PKMA zi,:A s. detached e,
room. large sun-shiny kit. and in
and 9 baths on 2nd f.. full bsmtt.,
seVs heat yd outp With args Ea5ase opeh An ter
race and lily pond. INEz CUSHARD
Realtor. Or 1882.
BETHESDA-S14,9 $50. Attractive 3
bedrm. bungalow in a very pretty
setting. Has nicely appointed liv.
good buy. E. M. FRY, INC. WI.
500 til Q pm
BRIGHTWOOD-D brick with
first-floor bedroom and bath; near
bus, schools and recreation center;
sse shser e5s :St OS2 %ARsGAL1 Sal NJ A. wRpnf kTfn
CO, Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV
CHEvY CHASE. MD.-Excellent CEN
ter-hall brick Colonial in the Rose
and 5 baths upstairs: 25-ft. lily. rm.,
large din. rm. paneled den, break
fast room and modern kttchen on
first floor; Gear garage. E. M. FRY
INC. WI; 500 ~ Pm. p r,,s a.
terestingly, designed. custom bull
charm. The present owners who hae
T. built 3 years ago are movini
from the area and are ofierins
cellent terms This is real op
portunity. Your phone inquiry !
invited. J. NELSON HUGHES, OR
MT. PLEAsANT-Row brick, west o,
s rooms, plus recreation room. II
excellent condition. Priced right fol
quick sale. Call Mr.. Addison (DE
5l33. evesD for full details. VIM. NJ
THROCKMORTON. DI. 5000, Real
VACANT-Near 4th and Peabody sts
NV. 6-room semidetached brick
front porch: gas heat; nice yard
garage; 81 900 cash. balance TX
RRsuHi, Esa{ n b Wsp1E WsaTeE cU Wo Reaitar aa44
1895 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
HOUSE. for sale or lease. off Conn
semidetached, 8 rooms. ia baths
Has large front porch: garage; Of Of
Call MISS BLANCHE WEAVER
RE. 47S1; home. EN-. l114. 23'
BY 0WNER-Vacant; Chevy Chase
D.. c.. near schools and shopping
garage. fireplace; breakfast nook
den; excel. cond.: $23,506; goot
financing. Cali TR 4023. -2l
SALE BY OWNER; 5521 Kansas ave
n.w.-EiRht-rm. house, newly dec.
tiled kit, brkfst. nook and bath
h-wh.; 2 refgrS., Bendix: Venetian
blinds, awnings. storm windows an,
drs.; conv. loc. Price reas. GE. O922
--26
ADJOINING KENT-Fine-uuaIity det
brk. Colonial built by Frank s
Phillips; o lge. rms. 3 full baths
recr. rm., screened porch garage
gas heat, Priced for quick sale
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 14lI
ewes. call OR. 9265.
TRACY PLACE TOWNHOuSE - ES
traordinary opportunity to purchas
one of these fine homes in this mos
fashionable location; includes q bed
rooms, 3 baths. 2-car built-in "a
rage; immaculate condition; imme
diate possession. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 1411. Ewes. call OR. 926s
BEFORE YOU BUY, see 5734 1st 81
NV; open 2 to pm. today. De
Price right. MARSHALL j. WAPIs
Co. Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. D,
SO1Se
Evening star., 1952-10-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ANNAPOLIS AREA-2-bedrm bunga-
lows; $500. $1,000 down; vacant;
s lots. Consider trade. WA. 1925.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
CLEVELAND PARK
OPPOSITE CATHEDRAL,
CT,EVEI AND PARK

6 bedrms., 8 baths. Price, S22,5O0;
cash, $4,000. For particulars,
DAVID z. BARRY CO.
ME O0OS 81
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Mrs. Mary {. Warren,
Front Royal Native

Mrs. Mary e. Warren, rs, for
lmer resident. Of Front Royal, Va.
died Wednesday at the home Of
a daughter, Mrs. Henry M. Ray
lmond, 9700 Bristol avenue, Silver
Spring, Md.
Funeral services will be held al
the Maddox Funeral Home, Front
Royal, at 2::30 pm. tomorrow
Burial will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery there.
Mrs. Warren, the widow of VIII
liam A. Warren, grew up In Front
Royal and lived there during hel
learly married life. but moved 10
washington about 80 years age
with her husband, a carpenter.
Besides Mrs. Raymond. with
whom Mrs. Warren lived for the
last nine years. she is survived
lby another daughter, Mrs. Marion
Lyle of Washington; by a SON
william Arthur Warren. Herndon
va; q sister. Mrs. Katherine Cul.
Hers, Curryvi1le, Mo. and si1
rapdchildren.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Mrs. Murray Motter,
Former D. {. Resident

Mrs. Murray Gait Motter, 81,
former resident of Washington
who was long active in civic work
here, died in New York Wednesday.
Private funeral services were held
there yesterday.
Born in Lawrence. Kans., she
was the daughter Of first Episco-
lpal bishop Of Kansas, the Right
Rev. Thomas H. Vail. Mrs. Motter
was the widow Of DR.. Murray Gait
Motter, librarian of the United
States Public Health Service.
Coming to Washington shortly
after their marriage in 1897, Mrs.
Motter helped obtain Congression-
al support fol, District park pro-
jectS. She also was one Of the
founders of the National Library
for the Blind, now part of the
Library of Congress. She was
long a member of the Board of
Lady Managers of Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital and of
the Friday Morning Music Club.
Mrs. Motter was author of a
volume of poems and a number of
magazine articles.
Mrs. Motter is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Edgar Grim Miller,
|jr., with whom she lived in New
York after leaying Washington in
1896: a son, Thomas H. Vail Motter
Iof Princeton, N. j.; six grand
children and one great-grandchild.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Jacob Landau, Founder
|0f Jewish News Agency
Rx The A.saeint.d Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.Jacot
Landau. SO, founder Of the Jewish
|Telegraphic Agency and its man.
aging director until he retired
last July, died today after a
heart attack.
In 1917, with a small group OF
friends, Mr.. Landau established
the worlds first Jewish news
agency at The Hague, Holland
primarily to present the Jewish
case to the world during World
War I.
He re-established 1t as the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency in
London after the war. Offices
were established in Paris, War
saw, Berlin and New York.
In the early 1920's Mr.. Landau
transferred his headquarters to
New York. The JTA system was
extended to South Africa and
Latin America.
As a news agency reporting
factual information about the
Jewish people, the JTA was a
major source Of information on
Maxi persecution Of the Jews until
the Hitler regime banned its op-
|erations in 1870.
A native Of Austria, Mr.. Lam
|dau lived at Irvington- on Hudson
IN. Y.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Lewis Kahn, 12-Year
|GSA Accounting Clerk

Lewis Kahn, IS, an accounting
clerk with the General Services
Administration for the past IL
years, died Wednesday night after
la brief illness.
Mr.. Kahn was a native Of Bal
|timore. He was graduated from
Baltimore City College and at
tended Strayer's Business School
there. He was a veteran Of World
War / and was in the real estate
business in Baltimore until COM
ling here.
After 10 months with the Cen
|sus Bureau, Mr.. Kahn went to
work for the Procurement Divi-
sion Of the Treasury Department,
Ia forerunner Of the present GSA
Mr.. Kahn was a member of the
Vincent Costello Post Of the Amer
|ican Legion and the Samuel Com
|pers Lodge Of the Masons. He
lived at 6602 Blair road NV.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Marian Kahn; q daughter, Mrs.
|Beryl Schwarz, both Of the Blair
road address. and a sister, Mrs
Rose Rosenberg Of Jacksonville,
Fla.
Funeral services were to be held
lat 1880 pm. today in Gawler's
chapel, 1856 Pennsylvania avenue
INV, with burial following in Ar
llington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Morris Greenspoon,
Retired Merchant

Morris Greenspoon. So. retired
feed merchant and fur dealer Of
Hancock, Nd, died yesterday in
Garfield Hospital after an illness
of three months.
Funeral services were to be held
this afternoon IN the Danzansky
Funeral Home here. followed by
burial in Agldath Achirn Congre-
lgation Cemetery
Mr.. GreenSpoon. q native OF
Russia, who, came to the United
States In 1907, retired six years
lago and moved to l06 Walnut
street NV. He was active in a
number Of Hebrew organizations
Including the Agudath Achim
Congregation. Zionist Organiza-
ton Of America. B'nai Birth, and
the Hebrew Academy OF Washing
ton.
He is survived by his widow
Elizabeth Freedman Greenspoon;
1.-TWO daughters. Miss Gertrude N
Greenspoon OF the Walnut street
address and Mrs. Warren D. Brill
of Silver Spring, Md, and -four
sons. They. are Michael N. Green
spoon of Hancock, Benjamin
lGreenspoon OF the home address
Samuel N. Greenspoon of New
York and Joel Greenspoon. Clare
mont, Calf. Two grandchildrer
also survive.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Your Income Tax
Deductions Of Personal Expense
Come Under Six Headings

out your income tax re-
turn; for gambling losses. but not
more than you reported as gam
bling gains.
Alimony Deductible.
You can deduct for alimony to
your legally separted or divorced
wife, but only If the alimony was
ordered by court: and the wife
must report the alimony as her
income.
(You can't deduct for gifts to
any individual, or for gifts to
propaganda or political organ
izations or to political candi-
dateS.)
Here is tax-free income which
doesn't have to be reported:
Federal income tax refunds (al-
though the interest received on
refunds is taxable): lnemploy-
ment pay and social security bene-
fits; life insurance paid because of
the death of the insured; inheri-
tance, gifts or bequeSts Of money
to you. although income from
them is taxable; sickness and in
jury benefits received under work
mems compensation laws or
through accident or health in
Surance which Is covered by an
insurance contract.
Veterans Benefits.
Also tax-free are muStering-out
pay. all benefits under the GI Bill
of Rights, such as education and
subsistence: allowances for uni
forms, subsistence, quarters; pen
sions to veterans or their families
for war services; State bonuses to
veterans. and pay for disability
resulting from active service.
Service pay for members Of the
armed forces is taxable for any
month they're not in . combat
zone. But all service pay for en-
listed men-and up to 5000 for
officers on active SERVICES tax
free for any month served In the
combat zone or for any month in
which a man was hospitalized for
wounds, injuries or disease in
CURED while In the combat zone.
There's no tax on the estate Of
a serviceman who died Of wounds
|or injuries received in q combat
zone in 1851 or for any previous
taxable year ending on or after the
first day he served in the combat
zone.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Miss Nora T. Neville,
Clark County Resident
speeiaI pispoieh Is ne stor

WINCHESTER, Va, Feb. L.
Miss Nora E. Neville, SO, lifelons
resident of Wildwood, Clark Coun.
tty, Va, and a charter member
lof It's Women's Christian Temper.
Iance Union chapter. died Wednes.
day in Winchester.
Daughter of the late Alexander
iV. and Bette Wood Neville O.
Wildwood, Miss Neville was an &C.
tive member Of the Millwooe
methodist Church.
She is survived by a brother
Frank B. Neville, 6702 NORTH
Washington boulevard, Fall
Church, who was an auctioneel
here with Adam A. Wechestel
flor q years before his retirement
in 1943.
Funeral services for Miss Nevill,
lwill be held at 2 pm. tomorrow
lat Enders funeral home, Berry
willie, Va, and burial will follow
in the Old Chapel Cemetery neal
wildwood.
Evening star., 1952-02-01

lSDJlIlR %52s fbk1Cy 5H7's3|
land Friendship Heights sections
For the last three years he had
been inactive because OF injuries
suffered in an auto accident.
Long resident here. Mr,
Pasqual was q native OF Italy
where his father was noted as an
artist and church decorator. Mr.
IPasuual is survived by his widow
and four brothers and sisters:
|Gaetano Pasqual Of the Oaks Res
|taurant, Georgetown. and Mrs
Joseph Vastola. Mrs. Frank Guar
limo and Valentine Pasqual. all Of
New Haven. Conn.
Requiem mass win be held IN
IAnnunciation Church. 1850 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV, at 8 am
Monday following prayers in the
Hines funeral home. Burial Will
Ibe in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
George H. Broadhurst, IS.
Writer Of Broadway Hits
By III. Assoeiated Press

SANTA BARBARA, Calf. Feb
George II. Broadhurst, IS, who
wrote such Broadway hits as "The
Wrong Mr.. Wright" and "A Fool
and His Money z died In his home
yesterday after a long Illness.
The dramatist and his wife
came here from London in 1910
and had lived in retirement since.
His wife is known in the London
theater as Lillian Trinable Brad
ley. a playwright and producer
Born in England. Mr.. Broad
hurst came to this country when
he was l6. The Broadhurst The
ater in New York is named for
him.
Other plays he wrote include
what Happened to Jones" !" The
Crown Prince Z Bought and Paid
Fora and MANY Of. the Hour.
Among his musical comedies Is
sThs Duke Of Duluth. "
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Dr.. B. Swuyne Puts,
Expert in RudioIoey
BY the Associated Press

FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla,
Feb. l-Dr. B. Swayne Puts, 50,
widely known Erie (Pa) radiolo-
|gist, died yesterday.
He was admitted to Broward
General Hospital Monday. suffer-
ing from uremia. He had been
in poor health for five years.
DR.. and Mrs. Puts have been
winter residents here for IA years.
He was a native of Baltimore and
q graduate Of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity and Johns Hopkins Medi-
cal School. ...
Evening star., 1952-02-01
L. H. Johnson Dies;
Veteran E:mploYe Of
Bureau Of Engraving

Leonard Henry johnson, ,,s2, re-
tired employe of the Bureau o1
Engraving and Printing and vet.
Ieran of two wars. died yesterday
lat his home. 1400 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
A native Of Gloucester. Mass.
Mr.. johnson came to Washington
in 1901 after Army service in ths
aniSh-American War. He later
served in World War 7 as cap
tain In the Air Corps.
Served Bureau 33 Years.
Mr.. johnson retired in 1884
after 80 years service with the
Bureau, where he was a plate
printer. He lived in Florida anc
California for q number OF years
after his retirement, returning t,
make his home here with a son
Leonard Fl. johnson. jr.
Mr.. johnson served as adjutant
for the Bureau of Engraving
American Legion Post No. % fol
several years. ana he was a mem
Der of the Forty and Eight and o
Richard Harden Camp, Unitet
Spanish War Veterans. He alSe
belonged to Acacia Masonic Lodge
Leaves Seven Children.
A widower. Mr.. johnson is sur
IviHed by his son and a daughter
living in Washington. Mrs. Marfor
West, 1911 Eighteenth street Sc.
and by five other children: Mrs
Edna Thornton Of Suitland, Md.
Lloyd Johnson Of Pomfret, Md.
Wallace Johnson Of Cumberland
Md; Richard H. Johnson Of West
Palm Beach. Fla, and Mrs
Dorothy j. Erwin of Los Angeles
Calf. Also surviving is q half.
brother, Conrad Hanson Of Glou.
cester. Mass, and "a grandchil.
|dren. S
Funeral services win be held a1
Q pm. Monday at the. Lee funera
home, Fourth street and Mas.
'sachusetts avenue NE. Burial viii
be. in Arlington Cemetery. !
Evening star., 1952-02-01
|Noiorisf Given 10 Days,
Fine After Wild Chase

A District man was fined $50
and sentenced to 10 days in jail
on a reckless driving charge in
Arlington County Court today.
Charles S. Hellmann, 27, of the
$500 block Of Joce1yn street NV.
was arrested by Arlington Police
Pvt. Jack r. Shoots last night
after a high speed four mile
chase. Pvt. Shoots said he finally
stopped Hellman on Riverside
drive near NJ street after follow
ing him from Lee boulevard and
Glebe road In Arlington.
Hellmann told County Court
Judge Harry S. Thomas he was
not aware of the pursuit by the
unmarked cruiser. He said he
didn't think he was travelling at
speeds up to so miles an hour as
the policeman testified.
Pvt. Snoots said he radioed for
"a Park Police and Metropolitan
Police barricade as he paced He'll
mann across Memorial Bridge.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Ingrid Bergman Expects
Another Child in June
BY the Assoeioted Press

ROME, Feb. 1.-Ingrid Berg
man said today she and her film.
director husband. Roberto RoS-
sellini, "are expecting another
baby in June"
The child will be her third. She
bore Rossellini their first child.
q son, February 2, 1850.
She has an older daughter by
her first marriage to DR.. Peter
Lindstrom.
Robertino was born in a Rome
clinic while she and Rossellini
were awaiting long drawn out
divorce proceedings to be COM
'pleted so they could be married.
They were wed May Is, 1850.
Evening star., 1952-02-01

lin Walter Reed
Hospital.
Col. Vedder's
discovery that
lberiberi in the
Philippines was
la disease that
could be correc-
ted by eating
half = polished
rice instead Of
polished rice.
las was the cus-
tom there, won
Ihil1l the Cart
wright Prize OF
Ir. ~V-ls
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Dratha

WILLS LUCY. Suddenly, on Monday
January IS. 1889. LUCY Wills Of 3ss
NJ st. s.w., devoted. mother Of Elizabeth
Butler daughter Of MRS. Carrie Butler
Unice Brisco, Buster. Guy and Albert
Butler. She also is survived By othei
relatives and friends. Remains may bs
viewed after pm. Friday, February l.
at Barnes & Matthews Funeral Home
6l4 .4th st. -s.v.. where funeral services
will be held Saturday, February 2, at go
pm, Rev. William H. Brown ofdciatinS
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ]
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Mr.. Pasqual,
who lived at
|4644 Verplanck
place NV, was
well known as
proprietor of
the Washing
ton Hotel barber
shop for a num-
|ber of years,
and for t h e
past is years as
a contra ctor
who built many
homes in the
Wesley Heights.
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Anurilfrtu

MHLSTEN, MRS. IDA. The unveiling Of
monument to the memory Of MRS. IDA
MILLSTEIN, will be held on Sunday, Feb
ruary 8, 1852. at 2:30 pm. at the
Tifereth Israel Synogogue Cemetery.
Friends may assemble at 1:45 pm. at
1898 10th st. NV.
WEINBERG, HANNAH. There will be .
monument unveiling to the late HANNAH
WEINBERG, on Sunday. February 8,