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Evening star., 1952-01-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Brick Rambler, $13, $50
COTTNTRV ESTATE
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AD1IsON RD.. Seat pleasant-4-
bedrm.. 3-bath Cape Cod; excellent
s4sss, 'o 1sat sAuL fai aupb ofat co gan is lH
CLINTON. MD.-Under construction;
direct from builder: S1.500 to $4,000
down, depending on number of
phoas Ab beds@s sssa 95ssass Il sns a.:
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6riek
home; rec. rm,; many fine features
81 900 down. JOHN H, JOHNSON,
RHvkR59I Va 5aio. Hers., near st. Is Ser.
nard's Catholic church-Lovely new
6-rm brick BUNGALOW; bsmt.. ga
rage; lge; lot. JOHN H. JOHNSON
RivERD2IE-s14. $50. well-kept. 6
rms. and bath; bsmt.; oil heat; ga
uN' sios; 'esas EVENINGS. iGs; me. 81. sEoEf s.
HOUSE FOR SALE BY owner. and 2
= ACRE Lot. brick Cape Cod; 8 oi
any home under $4,000. Dry bsmt,
Cony; to Nd; Uniy; Priced to sell
pm. D. Sig2a RosERT SA s. Davis AVIS sSS & CO. I'LL mls
BRICK RAMBLER, in Radiant Valley;
vacant; price. $12,95O. Call wa
s9oo til o pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
d CO. liz
VET. ATTENTION-VA approved a,
S12,700. Substantial prewar shingle
bungalow in conv. Rogers Heights
5 lge. rms. on 1st a. plus I'm. attic,
1S0-ft. deep lot, oil heat. Si,4bG
down. Call WA. 5000 til 8 pm,
ROBERT 8. DAVIS a. CO. --l7
$685. DOWN-Non-GI opportunity
nearly new brick bungalow; pay
ments like rent. PARKSIDE REALTY
CO.. SH. 1875.
BRICK--1O rooms, Ia baths; 8 rms.
bsmt.; 5 rms, 1st mr.. 2 rms, End
and Riggs rds. RA. 4343.
iGI APPROVED-S95O down; In
Landover Hills: 2 bedrms,, full bsmt
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BUNGALOW

BUNGALOW
2 bedrms., large liv. rm.. din. rm.
equip kit, Venetian blinds. full
bsmt., oil heat. drive-in garage
Priced for quick salee To inspect
call Mr., Noon. LU. 4-43s2; ewes.
VI. 5206.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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VALUABLE CORNER

COLORED-vETERANS-S25O down
plus settlement. l451 to 1863 How
ard I'd. Sc. at West st., near Nichols
and Morris ayes. Two-bedrm. semi
for MR.. BLUMBERG. il not in.
leave name and phone number with
OPERATOR. XII. a-511S, TIE. 0591..
Security Bldg. ,2:bedroom,. COM
pletely. modernized house, auto. gas
heat, beautiful kitchen; not . dime
to spend on this house for many
Ssa5si monshlyl M0Ssst Nat sss7 ssgn payment.
CoLoRED-oFF 18th and MASS AVE.
Clean. new neighborhood; lovely mod
srn 8-Tm; tapestry brick; baths,
as asas terms, gin FsT es Mr. rfsi sananS yalSe m Tsh
Co. ST. 1855. LAY 10
1NDEPENpENcE AVE. Sc.
/ inclosed porch; full bsmt.. oil h..
terms term ss Mrs Hasier. sS Ii Ii. sss7. ses;i easy
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
500 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7043
COL LORED-$895 DOWN
DESIRABLE Sc. LOCATION
5,yr.-old 2-bedroom brick semidet.
home: tile bath; lovely living rm;
modern kitchen. dining area; lge.
fenced I'd; Priced right. Pymts. like
rent. Can MT; Barbour.
Elk. 4113 Ewes. AP. 2a63
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1887 Wisconsin Ave.
MI C1OO

CHI. CHASE BEDRMS.
$23.500. Older. 2-story: walking dis
tance to schools, shopping and
Transportation; 26-ft. living room
large porch on 1st floor. 4 bedrooms
on End floor. Hot-water heat; "a
acre level lot. Good condition
Priced for immediate sale.
BETHESDA COLONIAL
S19,50O. Walking distance to NH
and Naval Hospital; 2 blocks to
TRANSPORTATION. 5-year-old red brick
facing beautiful park; 1st floor
contains large living room, large
dining room, kitchen, screened
porch; 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms and
bath: full basement and large lot.
Good financing.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
or, 2SSS patbasdo Nran &;II n - ,,a
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$15,950
CORAL HILLS, MD.

CORAL HILLS, MD.
Just Over District Line
Corner brick and frame
within one block Of elemen-
tary school and you Don't
have to cross street.
shopping center and bus with
in 2 blocks; 10 minutes drive
to q. S. Capitol: q roomy de-
tached home on lovely corner
lot. 60x164; 1St floor, entrance
vestibule, living room. dining
room with two corner cab
inets, modernly equipped kitch-
en- with pantry space; BED.
ROOM AND u BATH: End
floor, 2 TWIN-SIZE BED
ROOMS. tiled bath with built
in tub and shower; Venetian
blinds throughout. combina-
tion storm windows and
screens. Rock-wool insulation;
full cellar. oil h.-w. heat;
oversize built-in garage. It
priced under the market to at.
tract buyer with substantial
cash, To inspect. call
Mr.. LATIMER (EVES., EN-. 0770I
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc
73S 18th st. NV, Realtors, DI. 6s;
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ALEXANDRIA

ATTENTION, INVESTORS!
Three bedroom brick attached houses.
ready soon, S11.S50! Good FHH
financing. Best possible location,
5-min, from Pentagon, mr.. Arlan-
oria Shopping Center. schools,
transp. Also available for personal
occupancy to qualified GI as low
In this popular Tower Homes sub.
div, SO hurry! Call Mrs. Tindula,
XII. S-3644. TIE. 1857, RE. $3.50.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Rambler for S25,5OO. Vacant, nearly
new. 2-bedrm.. 21a-bath brick ram.
bier with din. rm., screened porch
and bsmt.. .21-ft. bedrm. with 2 dble
closets and French doors; overlook
ing treed area. Three prominent
realtors live in this block. Evenings
J. Leo Kolb Co.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

1905 H St. NV. Ma. 2345.
FASHIONABLE MASS. AVE. AREA
Well-built, prewar brick home; recep-
fully equipped kit, "a bath on 1st
f.: 4 bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd f.;
finished attic; paneled reer. rm.
in bsmt.; screened porch; garage.
About $4,000 cash, balance in 1st
trust. Office open till 9.
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COLORED
26th ST. NE.
W0OnRInGE

Det. home in good cond; insulated
8 rms; built-in gar; only $4,000
to reputable purchaser; good
transp. TU. 2100; eyes,, ia. 4284
AVON SHOCKEY, REALTOF
TU. 21O0 s29 Kennedy st. NV
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SILVER SPRING AREA
Capital Suggestions
RAMBLER-$12,95O
2 bedrooms and den, breezeway te
garage: large lot; close in location.
Colonial Brick, $16,500
8 rooms and bath, screened porch
full bSmt.: corner lot.
WOODWORK ,750
Groom, 1h-bath. brick rambler; full
bsmt.; huge lot; .$13.300, 40 frs
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peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
1906 r. I. Ave. NE, UN. S5S5
WA. 1857, UN. 1885. Open TIL .
lie
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TAKOMA PARK

GI-$1, 800 DOWN
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
nearby Bellemeade, features liv.
rms. with din. area. 2 lovely bed
rooms, colored tile baths, modern
kitchens with Bendix washer and ex-
haust fan, stairway to windowed
attic, gas heat, sodded lots. Only
$50 per mo. pays all. AS low as
900 dn. to non-GIs. See them
today.
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CHEVERLY RAMBLER. overlooking
Washington from picture windows.
rooms, full. dining room, modern
Kitchen includes disposal, exhaust
fan, ETC.. Vast basement contains
ANOTHER full bath. Gas &C. heat,
pull-down stairway to attic. Entire
lot sodded. Only S1S,950, S75 mo
A. STANLEY MOREAU. AP. 1856
CHEVERLY-Prewar brk. and frame.
Bedrm. or den and tile bath, lst fl.
3 very large bedrms and tile bath
up. firepl.;. screened side porch;
breakfast alcove; all-elec. kit; din.
rm. 15x13: full bsmt.; 2-car det.
garage; close to busline; on level lot
A. STANLEY MoREAu. AP, 1856
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
Modern Cape Cod bungalows nearing
completion; contain 2 bedrms. and
bath, liv. rm., din rm. and kit; ex-
pansible attic roughed in for 2
beorms. and bath; full bsmt.; gas
a.-c.; FHA terms.
Brennan & Porter Realty
MA 1R1H
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Ewes. and Sun, FA. 1873
BELLEVUE FOREST"

BELLEVUE FOREST
Two level brick ramblers of
center-hall plan, with wide
living room (15x22) with pic
ture window. Full-size dining
room with door opening on
screened balcony; several steps
up from center hall, assuring
privacy, q master bedroom
private bath, two other bed
rooms and tile bath; basement
with recreation room with fire-
place, built-in garage, alI-eiec-
trical kitchen with breakfast
bar, electric range. refrigera-
tor. dishwaSher and disposal;
lifetime asbestos roof. Large
wooded lot.
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JIM BRITT
HOME AND INCOME

Sacrifice house divided into thre,
spts., plus nearly l acre Zoned fo
aptS. 5023 RiYerdale road. IL
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Town & Suburban, OR. s4OO
BEAUTIFUL

viii be your exclamation when you
see this rambler inside. 1t is not
far from Connecticut ave. and. the
Ssn SSountry I;ns Ttun; iot 81 sr people cb nave
rambler. Owner selling to get q
larger home. spacious bedrooms,
lovely large living room, 2. baths.
Priced under $4,000. Call WO,
1856 until 9 pm.
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
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BE HAPPY
GO LOCKE
SHINGLED BUNGALOW
war; on H.-WH VACANT; FAC.
RIFTCE PRICE
ClaVde Wood, Realtcr. 81. 1900
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CHI. 1888
Ewes. and Sun. Gil. 6615
SHIRLEY WOODS"

SHIRLEY WOODS"
A generals spacious brick
rambler. with three twin size
bedrooms, three baths, plus
maids room and bath; situ-
ated on about one acre; 40
It. living room, ban0uet-size
dining room. above-ground rec
reation room with firepla ce:
siate roof. split-rail chestnut
now vacant. Priced for imme-
CH. 1888
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Country Club Hills"

. country CIuO Hills"
Spacious Colonial brick four
bedroom. four-bath center hall
home on about " acre. First
hoor bedroom. with pvt bath.
wide living room with flre-
place. banquet-s size dining
room with door opening onto
spacious screened porch:
luxury WESTINGHOUSE Kitchen
with the. fine ''Napanee" cabi-
nets, including dishwasher and
disposal; English style base
ment with triple above-ground
windows, fireplace, outside en-
trance and maids bath; furred
lumber construction, copper
plumbing, gas hot water re-
eessed convector heat. Buck
ingham slate roof. A truly
fine home.
Ewes and SIin III QlA0
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13
LA. Nisei Grid Ace
Lands on New York
AN-'Star Selection

NEW YORK. N. Y, Dec. 13-Ar
L A. born Nisei Victor Hiraga. stal
football player this fall at Stuyve-
SAINT high school, was selected to the
backfield of the New York City Of
fetal coaches all-scholastic first
team, according to the New York
Journal American
Hiraga, 17-year- senior, is 5 #.
10 in. and weighs 100 pounds.
The Nisei was also picked for the
second team in the World Telegram
poll He was presented with a golf
football at the Lou Gehrig memori-
al dinner here last week.
Hiraga is the younger brother of
Rose Hiraga. the artist, who, despite
an auto injury which has left her
paralyzed, designed Christmas cards
which are on sale in 70 top stores in
So cities throughout the country.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13
Compton College
Halfback Selected
On i. P. Team

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Dec. 10
David Yamashiro. 145-pound half
back for Compton college, was one
of the six Tartar players selected on
the United Press Southern Califor-
MIA junior college football team.
The four Southland conference
coaches also selected Jim Nakagawa
of East Los Angeles junior college
on the second team.
Last year scatback alph Kubota,
Comptons other little Nisei, made
the U. p third team. Out of action
for half the season, he was still
picked on Muir colleges all-oppo-
nent second team
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13
Umeda Beaten

LOS ANGELES, Calf. Dec. 10
Keeny Teran, Los Angeles bantam
weight, made a successful ring
comeback last Tuesday night by
punching out unanimous 10-round
verdict over Tommy Umeda. Homo
lulu Nisei Both weighed 118.
A crowd of $500 saw Teran outlook
the Hawaii scrapper. hit harder and
get the referee and the judges mods
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13
Only JACL Members Eligible to Compete
In National Ienpin Meet Sign Up

All men and women BOWERS wish
ing to participate in the seventh
annual National JACL bowling tou-
rnament next year in San Francis
co who are not JACL members in
good standing right now must sign
up for membership before Dec. %.
according to new tournament rules
released recently by National JACL
headquarters and its advisory board
on bowling.
Kazzie Yokoyama, third vice pre-
sident of the Seattle JACL chapter,
will head the membership unit To-
cally, according to JACL President
elect DR. Kelly Yamada.
AS the coming tournament starts
on Feb. 81. all present non-mem-
bers who wish to compete must sign
up by Dec. %
All JACL chapters are now auth
orized to enroll members for 1853.
SNGBO League
High singles and series-Mickey
Oyama. 2O9 and 554 season high.
Mickey Oyama 554 Carol Daty
487, Kazzie Yokoyama 497
Nisei Merchants League
High singleS-KOnk Takeuchi 233.
High series-GeOrge HOri 568
George Hori 568, Jim Akizuki 500,
Tux Mikami 537, Tad Kono SIT. Art
Nagai 513, Hiro Sasaki SOB, Aubrey
Funai 500, Noby Yamada $40, Yosh
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13
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BELLEVUE RAMBLER

New three bedroom home. On one
floor. Property located near Belle
vue-Redmond road Has living and
dining room with fireplace. Hard
wood floors throughout. Kitchen
with breakfast nook. Large utility
room. AC oil heater. Attached gar
age One acre Of level ground. Here
is a real opportunity to live out OF
town and still only IS minutes tc
downtown Seattle Priced right to
sell
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13
No Pact, He Says

TOKYO, Japan. Dec. 13-Alvin
Calm, manager of world flyweight
boxing champion Yoshio Shirai, this
week denied that a contract had
been signed for a title fight between
Shirai and former champion Terry
Allen of London.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13
Nisei Whips Mate
For Tennis Crown

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Dec. 10
Gene Matsuo of Los Angeles high,
defeated teammate Gene Lossone
last Saturday at Griffith Park to
win the city prep tennis singles
champion
Matsuo bested Lossone, 6-3, liz.
in the tournament finals.
All-league selections were releas-
ed and Matsuo won the fourth sin
giles spot for the Western League.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13

Teshima 507 Bill Tanaka 523, Ben
jamin Wong 546, Konk Takeuchi
52l, Augie Aratani $40, Frank Tana-
ka sol. Ats Yamaguchi SOL, Jack
Militia SOP. Bill Yamasaki $50, George
Naito 500, Ray Sasaki 535, Hank O.
sawa 521, Tosh Ito 514
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13
% ACRE AUBURN FARM

Located between Auburn and
Sumner on the East highway Mo
dern 3-bedrocm home with large
kitchen Wired for electric range
AC hot water tank This sale also
includes 1la ton 1948 Chevrole
truck and 100-gallon gasoline spray
n This land is all clear. Will b
God .or berries, vege ables or rhu-
ID. Til soil vii! var from sand,
loan, iieht Cay 10 bottom land
I n g. 2cod The lay of the
AID i god Property shown by
p .ati.o nt. Price ri2ht 20 sell .
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-13
FACON HILL DUPLEX

Xtra 10 to 20 with this duplex
a gan -Four rooms up and four
ooms down with full basement Two
ar Q rage. Furnished All for
$1,000. 81 500 cash down, balance
5 ser month.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-09-04

4. AbkMlnN E!sh A!ID1:!EE s7RvzCE'
It's policy eG '~se-.ac' Ing p:eactor oo1+-
troll excep+ in the case OF tnv human PEE
detoc Is proving a fa11urae Entire fresh
water pos s.bi-ities snml be explored. We
need additional reseeroh~
The Fls1 and WI!Gl1fe Department.
$780, expansion program "A Alaska Is
giona1 director announced AEg,,e5 c3th.
A new OF cice building IL almost finish
cd In EoCra*as cA5x OOn office building
has bean La. OF hid IA -'e /" banks: aid
new office nu;:.i 2,,cs ls xoou t1 DO begun
In Dillingham; axd Xo63a&o Iis Service all
so intends to improve Jaeir marine bs.se
in Junea,: and Dc sons install lation VIC rx
at Lake Hood air base. TIC enlargement
program has added some new personnel to
the FWs offices. zoos
(Too bad some Of this money is not to
be spent in the Bristol Bay watershed to
study preda tor problems, h.hf)
commi IS Toner Alfred 0pland announces
that the absentee ballots are now avail
able and he requests that all who are pla,
Ing to Leave drop In to his office ard
vote one Of these ballots. (Alsos an.rono
whose voting status IS doubtful should
.gote the absentee ballot for il such
vote Is challenged o. t..,-own out it dcss
mot eff cot TIE rest of tie o. ectio1e
80 REM.zMBt.R, IL yc'- are Tearing and
rare not sure When .on Will 'e 3acl-s OF
befors Xo!, ge--vcte a.se:.teoc
The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-09-04
ABANDON FWS, Continued:

1904 ,oco depending upon the size Of
the pack ana the market price Of the firhs
OF THIS, leas than 1917 stays In the dis
tr.ct.
The Commi ttee believes there 1s wealth
enorgh here to support population several
times SITS present nizoJ still. at the same
time the vast majority Of the people are
near desti t,+ionc The f:'h ra.aa ere over-
fisho1 ana inc om2e1enoly haadlsd, so that
they are being rapidly depletedo
Proposed Solutions
70 Ross Ge:':5 ownorship Of fishing
equipmonts
70 Abandonment Of the Fish e Wi1d11fo
Service in favor Of the Territorial Depart
ment Of Ficherieso
s. Definite limitation on the fishing
effort with preference given to residents.
Steps Necessary FOR Solutions.
:. RESIDENT 0NNERSFIP OF FISHING
EQUIPMENT: Access to capital FOR Develop
ment. At present we na to use our meagsr
earnings which are woacu1]y inadequatet
g. TERRI TORIAL CONTROL OF FISHERIES
Use every possible agency TO bring this
about. Congress. Alaska Native Service.
Alaska Native Brotherhood. Unions. and othe
agencies
81 DEFINITE LIMITATION OF FISHING EE-
FORTS Have tae Terri toria1 Board Of Fisherd
sac ths maximum amount OF gear that can be
fisSed In the district and specifically TO
each r;ve-e Work for change Of the White
Act, IL necessary- WE THINK TT rs NECESSARY
(Eoxt Column. P1ease)
Evening star., 1952-08-17
|5-Doy Montgomery County Fair
"Opens Tuesday in Goithersburg

Montgomery County's annual
fair-five days OF agriculture
shows, sports events and military
parades-will open at 10 am
Tuesday at the Agriculture Center
at Gaithersburg.
After the first day. gates, will
open at 8 am. and will close at
1890 pm. Admission will be Is
cents for children, so cents for
adults and so cents for car park
ing. The fair center contains Is
acres of shady picnic areas for
family gatherings.
More than 500 purebred dairy
animals and nearly 200 cattle of
the various beef breeds will be ex-
hibited. Special displays will pre-
sent prize specimens of sheep,
poultry and work horses. as well
as farm produce, needlework, farm
machinery and home appliances.
Fireworks and Wrestling.
In addition to the agriculture
exhibits, a top feature each year,
officials have planned a varying
schedule to include everything
from fireworks to women wres-
tiers.
Among the sporting events will
be whippet races by the Mary
land Whippet Breeders Associa-
ton on Wednesday, three profess
sional wrestling matches, includ-
ing one Women's match, on OPEN
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Women From Area
Take Vows as Nuns

Ten Washington area women
were among SO who took temper
ary and perpetual vows as Sisters
OF the Holy Cross Friday at st.
Mary's Convent, Notre Dame, Ind.
Those taking final vows include
Sister Mary Marcias daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall T. Britton.
2422 Newton street NE: Sister
Mary Cornelius, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Brosnan. 1922 Missouri ave-
nue. NV; Sister Mary Cecile
Patrice, daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. James Cullen, and Sister
Mary Priscilla, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Harris, 4803
Russell avenue. Avondale. Md.
Permitted to take temporary
vows upon completion of a pre-
liminary two-year training period
were:
Sister Mary Hiltrude, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Cornell,
Route 3, Manassas, Va: Sister
Mary Barbara Jeanne, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Fehr,
1881 Twenty-eighth street NV;
Sister Frederick Marie. daughter
|of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Norman.
1923 Twenty-ninth street NV:
Sister Mary Ellen Dolores, daugh-
ter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Lynch, ST.: Sister Mary
Carl Ann. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl c. Muller, 1865 Allan
road. Yorktown Village, Md, and
Sister Mary Margaret Bernard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Thill, 5508 Second street NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Roy August vetter, 63,
Veterans Appeals
Board Attorney, Dies

Roy August Vetter. So, an at
torney for the Veterans Admins
tration Board of Veterans Ap-
peals. died yesterday in Doctors
Hospital following an operation.
Mr.. Vetter, who lived at 2304
Forty-flrst street NV, was a
native of Sardis, Ohio. He at
tended Staunton Military Acad-
emy and Mount Union College and
was admitted to the District Bar
in 1916 after taking his law de-
gree at Georgetown University.
After serving as a lawyer with
the old Capital Traction Co. here,
Mr.. Vetter joined the National
Park Service in 1885. He was
transferred to Chicago in 1941
and served there until 1916. when
he joined the Veterans Admins
tration and returned to Washing
ton.
Mr.. Vetter was an Army veter-
an Of World War I and a member
Of a Lakewood (Ohio) Masonic
lodge. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary Blackburn Vetter, and
by three children of a previous
marriage. Robert, Carl and Mary
Vetter. Also surviving is a sister,
Mrs. Irma MacTaggert of Sardis.
and brother, w. L. Vetter of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. Tuesday in Gawler's
funeral home, 1855 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Archie Baker, 80,
Retired Policeman

Funeral services for Arcie Baker
80, a retired Metropolitan police
man who died Thursday in Gar
field Hospital. were held yesterday
in the Hines funeral home. Burial
was in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Baker, who lived at 337
Randolph street NV, had served
as a policeman for 46 years. He
Joined the department in 1895
After retirement in 1941 he served
with the British War Services here
Mr.. Baker, a member of Pet
worth Masonic Lodge, was borr
in Bethesda. He and his wife, Mrs
Irene Baker, had a cottage ir
Sharpsburg, Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Teachers Union Council
Sees Crisis in Education
BY the Associated Press

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Aug. 10
The Executive Council Of the
American Federation of Teachers
today asked American citizens to
share the concern of the Nations
teachers over what it called the
growing crisis in public education.
The group met in a pre-conven-
ton session to plan the business
pattern of the 35th annual con-
vention which opens Monday for
five days.
John M. Eklund Of Denver, Col,
Federation president and spokes-
man for the council, cited a
"shamefully inadequate" growth
in the Nations school physical IA
cilities. He said the council also
warned Of a critical shortage of
school teachers for the coming
school year.
Mr.. Eklund said: "The refusal
OF Congress to provide Federal aid
in the face of desperate need in
many localities is going to be a
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Heart Association President
Names Committee Heads

DR.. Clayton B. Ethridge, presi-
dent Of the Washington Heart As
ISOLATION, yesterday announced
committee heads for the organiza-
tion's program for the coming
year.
DR.. Bernard J. Walsh, past
president. Is chairman of the pro-
gram planning committee. DR..
Hugh H. Hussey is chairman of
the research committee, and Ken
meth Birgfeld is chairman Of the
budget and finance committee.
Other committee chairmen are:
DR.. William L. Howell, cardio-
vascular clinics: DR.. John w. Lati-
mer. scientific council; DR.. Andrew
g. Prandoni. cardiac rehabilita-
ton: McLain B. Smith, campaign;
Dr.. Arthur I. Sims, cardiac camp,
and Oscar H. West. public rela-
tons.
Chairman Of the women's board
Is Mrs. A. Magruder Macdonald.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. A-3l
SUNDAY AUGUST

of the I'd Division when ne was
killed.
After attending Paul Junior
High School here and Valley
Forge Military Academy, Wayne
Pa, 1t. Mccullough served with
the Army Ground Forces Band
Fort Meade, Nd, in 1916 and
1947.
In addition to his father, a re-
tired Army colonel, and mother,
1t. Mccullough is survived by q
brother, Thomas R. Mccullough,
Of Los Angeles, Calf.
Earlier this week, Mrs. Robert
D. Ebert, of 730 South Lee street,
Alexandria was notified that her
husband had been killed July Is
on Old Baldy hill. He was a
second lieutenant with the I'd
Division.
The Defense Department also
announced today that one Mary
land man has been killed in Ko-
rean action and two wounded.
They include:
Pfc. Irwin E. Lanehart, grand