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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SERVICE STATION-Modern with
restaurant: 9 furn. apts. on highway
II at Orange Park. Fla. Due to n
Az nv w FRAzIER Orange Parx,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.

ALEX.-Best loc., cor. 2-story brick;
$4,000 cash. terms. 10. 3-6ss9. 80
ALEXANDRIA AREA, iust off Mt
Vernon blvd. Two bedrms.. 3 baths.
lge. liv. .rm., din. rm., Kit. Excel.
n1use; price. and terms. H. A. EDGE.
ALE4ANDRIA-pe luxe rambler. 4
mos. old. 8 bedrms.. 2K baths. GE
kit:. parouet mrs. 2 fireplaces. Large
opening on stone patio; block Oh
EnsseIl EaS Td:. near everything; S39,-
Call OWNER. TIE. 1907. -2S
ALEXANDRIA - Architectually de-
signed white brick on an acre of
pretty, ground in seminary area.
Main house has 4 bedrooms, 8 baths
plus maids room and bath. large
rooms and 2 baths separated. A
very hne home in q choice location.
Conv. to schools. bus and Shirley
nWy; About 100000 cash required.
Qualifed buyers will be given fur
1ner details by calling Mr.. Brown,
3s52. CHARLES R. HooFF, NC,
lTO7 Duke ST., Alexandria, Va.
ALEXANDRIA - 5-rm. brick. full
bsmt... outside entr., completely fur
nished. Possession immed. Desirable
location. close to shopping center
and schools. Substantial cash. small
mont montndy a payments; See See by appoint
ALEX, BEVERLY. HILLS-very de-
and with big trees and pretty yard
usual rooms plus bedrm. or den and
full bath on 1st a.: End n. has 2
bbedrms, and bath. iSxie. 15x1s and
bsIne; bbsxs; also ast z SHOWER bath in fun
CHARMING home in one Of our p05egi Best
about S., 900 cash. cali cl0isPo M. BroWn. %a1n
ss5s. S44sj cRjARfyEsss. fyss. and v6% sgps. ,,l1I AZ.
1907 Dnke St.. Alex. va. ''
ALEXANDRIA. Bucknell Manor, nr.
3 bedrms, 1 unfinished; iiy. rm,,
den. din. area. kit. compi. equipped
Fenced lot with driveway. For sale
by owner. 1S mos. old $3.50
cash; bal. of Sill 900 at ~ pay
a6la S6S.25 mon. Incl. taxes. Call
allen. vA.-fwo small houses. 4 rms.
eommereial. Price, $4,000 cash. Can
ARIISGTso;N sGis; RAMBLER. see.soo-
Immaculate, 3-bedroom ali-brick
rambler In splendid location near
Washington Golf g. Country Club.
a RH9I4Ss; l4Is a. $3.50. sss zESaSs ESs. s.ii. &
ARL.-s1o.s5o: CT. at s55.o7 @S ne,
mo-; 3-bedrm. frame: conv. loca-
ton; mi. to Hecht Co. IA. 1859.
|ARL.-By OWNER. one-half acre
baths, soft. living rm.. nrepi.. den,
outsids Ssns r.p D sarsxe .hss. rss. tTee;
and shrubs; near schools. Open
10 to 5, Sunday. 1915 No. Ran
dolph, Arlington. -2S
ARLINGTON. 5.000-In the hear.
bedrms. 1st a.; 8 bedrms.. bath
End a; rm. and bath in bsmt.; fine
porches. lge; lot in a high-grade
neishborhood. This is a builders
older home. beautifully and
completely refinished conv. tt
everything but quiet. nc. trafic Dial
ARLINGToN-Open 90. 3Os N
Monroe st.-Brick. Norman style
Formal sfnf living na room oan sna asf:
dining room, 3 twin bedrooms and
full baths; attractive garage ane
beautiful corner lot. Owner want,
this sold today. Directions: Pershins
dr.; to Monroe st. sNIDoW & COLE
ARLINGTON-By owner. Attractive
Colonial. 3 spacious bedrms... lge
Attached sarase. Incl. back yard
Nr. schools. shops. buses. CH. 0066
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OPEN / TO 6

CHEVERLY 2426 LAKE AVE.
Immaculate 3-bdrm. brick home, nv
rm. with fireplace. full din, rm.
cheerful equipped kit, full bsmt.,
outside entrance, lge. screened
porch, fenced lot. y block from
sale. Inspect and make your offer
Lge FILA loan.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. $685., UN. 1865
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO {
FORESTVILLE
$4,000 DOWN

2-bedrm. brick home. Ideal location
for youngsters. Features Ice. liv
rrn.. equipped kit. with auto. washer,
expansion attic. nicely landscaped
lot; convenient to public and paro-
chial schools. shopping and transp
District Hgts. to Porestvilie. on "a
pumphrey. dr.. right block. left
] blk. right to sign and open house.
FRED BURGESS REAL ESTATE
262k pennA. Ave. Sc. VI 1902
once Open Sunday
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NEARBY MARYLAND

OPEN 2 TIL DARK
1881 61st ave. Coral Hills area:
Lovely 5-rm. BUNGALOW. most unusual
kit: fenced lot 140x1OO. Can build
to TO- appreciate. Only s9,950. Terms.
ave. Asbestos Cape Cod, features
liv. rm. with frepi.. kit, dinette,
9 bedrms. and bath list floor; lge.
finished rm. I'D: full bright bsmt.
only sl3,95o. GOOD terms.
1907 Adel St., Pleasant Hills. ALL
brick Cape Cod, surrounded with
beautiful brick homes, features liv.
rm. with hrepl., family size din, rm,
lge. kit. 1st floor; 2 twin-size bed
rms. and bath up: finished recrea-
ton rm. in bsmt. Only $14.75O.
,.st ,ysTy reas; Is. terms terms. Out Central ave-.
7sIQ 1,. Foote st.. seat Pleasant. AS
din; rn,. kit. 2 bedrms: 1st floor:
sumed SI s2ooo ss 81 dov4 lSan onIy 6an 0s s1s-
1885 Temple lane, Temple Hills. As
bestos bungalow features liv. rm.,
kit, bedrms... bath 1st floor; fin-
lot. Only S10.95n.
5000 Elm St. Temple Hills. New
Cape, Cod features liv. rm. with
firepl.. separate din. rm., . bed
rms. and bath 1st floor: 2 bedrms.
up; full bsmt.; level lot Only one
left. Priced at S16,5O0.
Putfenberger & Moore, Inc.
10 Q-Q11O
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
ARLINGTON
OPEN 2-6

Sycamore Gardens"
6506 LITTLE FALLS RID.
Does custom brick" construction ap-
peal to you? Then see this immac-
ulate rambler treated and decorated
in .'colorful. early Pennsylvania
Dutch" motif. Extremely attractive
interior, 5 excel. bedrms., superb
kit. and special bsmt., beautifully
paneled in cypress with colorful tile
floor; 2 baths: natural brick firepl.,
storage attic; MAXIMUM COMFORT
AND BEAUTY. Approximately S6,5OO
cash required. Drop in.
3 blkS. to N. 26th, left blks. and
bear right on N. Roosevelt 3 blks.
to 65O6 and Open Sign.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, off Glebe OW. 9O9O
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$4,000 Down

Wonderful location, 3 apts.,
all in good condition, all have
separate entrances and are
equipped with stoves and re-
frigerators: good tenants; near
Pentagon: excellent heating
system: garage. Worth your
inspection and time to investi-
gate. Income, S265 mo. Don't
miss it. Phone
AL fIfi44 TIE r2A2
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JAMES G. WARE

ia. 2-0553 rs
ALEX. ARL.. FAIRFAX
$4,000 DOWN PAYMENT needed for
Cape Cod with ige. expandable
attic. Conv. located. A great
buy for only Sl2,75O.
S12.5OO. UNUSUAL STONE 2-bedrm
bungalow mr.. shopping, tranSp
and schools, on nice lot
Worth more than the asking
price.
$13,500. RADIANT HEAT featured
in TINS new 2-bedrm. bunga.
low amid lovely trees on ]
3sse;,, acre, mr.; NIL, Annandale. 1Ina The
81. 900 DOWN PAYMENT and assume
AZ trust with low monthly
payments for this brick semi
det. home with 2 bedrms.
full bsmt., screened porch and
fenced yard. Asking $11.950
$14.750. CUTE AND COY 4-bedrm
home on nice lot incl. with
Anchor fence. Don't miss the
boat on this one.
$4,000 DOWN PAYMENT for this 2.
bedrm. home featuring nice
expandable attic; lge. lot
stream; and conv. to every
thing includ. parochial ano
public schools. Only S11,950
S2.75O DOWN PAYMENT for this o
yr.-old 3-bedrm. rambler with
patio; on nice lot. A good buy
at S15.250.
VETERANS, $1,000 CASH or FHA
financing. S310O cash will
buy this new attrac. 3-bedrm.
rambler. on "a acre with nice
trees.
Call JE. 4-3444 or JE. 2-2122
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
REALTORS 12l s. Wash. St
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OPEN 2-7. Green Acres. Get more
for your money on outskirts. New
with extra high and full bsmt. On
"a level acre. Gas a.-c. heat. Lge
Iiv. rm., fireplace, din. L, paneied
den. 2 twin-sized bedrms.. de luxe
kit. snack bar. Price. S16,950,
with flexible terms. Really good
Drive out Old Georgetown pike
about 10h miles from Chain Bridge
Just beyond Great Falls intersec-
tion. Follow arrows to our open
sign. ALLO REALTY, OW. 950S;
ewes. CHI. 6S93.
SELECT YOUR BUILDING SITE
FOR A CUSTOM-BUILT HOME.
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$500 Down

Mo. payments to start
S105.S4 which reduced to
S65.S4 in less than 4 yrs;
3 bedrms., all large; liv. rm.,
separate din. rm.; kit, fully
equipped; full bsmt., front
porch; nice yard: near Brad
dock rd.; older house, but
sound and in excellent con-
d1t1on. Price, S15,750. Phone
AL. 6644. TIE. 7343
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5000 Down. $68 Mo.

A brick row home, 9 bed
rooms. liv. rm.. separate din.
rm.. kit. has stove and re-
frigerator; full bsmt.. outside
entrance; located in Del Ray.
FHA loan to be secured. Really
Q nice buy at S11,500. Phone
AL. 6644, TIE. 7343
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HOUSES SALE-MD. tcons.)

so MUCH FOR so LITTLE
44l1 3Sth ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1905
You will not believe there is so
much room. No one else does. s
rms, . baths. stairs to storage attic.
o.h.w., screened porch. Ideal for Q
large family or income property.
Dir: Out r. I. ave. to 3Sth. left
to home.
REYLAS REALTY co.
SH. 6417 TO. 679S
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

Sc 900 CAsH-3.bedrm. rambler.
SI2.9 with 50 100 AZ trust. No.
2 $1,000 cash. 2-bedrm. stone ram
S12,95O. PROVIDENCE, FA. 3343.
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLERs. new
With and without bsmt. Compare!
PROVIDENCE REALTY, Falls Ch,
$I6.05O-New 3-bedrm. rambler, $3,-
5 goo cash: expansion attic for 2 more
reehai DeSh1nf and Tep Bubble sesooI; Ss%t Pr PRoTi
BENcE Really. Fails SsS0'e; ch. ss4s.
OPEN l-7-North Arl., reduced to
S19,950 - This charming, spacious
3-bedrm. brick Colonial. . twin-siz
6edrms, bed Is, baby grand-size liv: rm, :,
rm:. screened porch. full 6smt. Excel.
cond;; close in and most desirable
location. Directions: Out Lee hwy,
right at Quantico St, left at 26th
St: y block to open sign. ALLO
REALTY. OW 950s; eyes. CHI 6s93
very close in: nearby Arlington. Ideal
room with corner fireplace and bay
window. kitchen-din with dish
washer. range and refrigerator: two
GEosaE ss5GSms M4soN sIeS dsaEn ss1h Go s1s2Se Es
elusive Agents, ia. 2-3S3S; ewes,
and sun, FA. 1873.
5000 DOWN-In Arlington's ex.
elusive Tara section. 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial home, only 6 yrs. old; CEN
ter entrance; separate din. rm., full
bsnlt.. powder rn. on 1st floor. Ask
ing only S21,75O. c. F. WOODROE,
1-ACRE. .4-REDRM. HOUSE. nevis
decorated. full attic and bsmt.; OF
h:.w.h. JE. 3-0373.
bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod with
bsmt.; on la-acre lot; Is minutes
to Wash. walking distance to school
immediate occupancy. Under So.
900; low down payment. ELIJAH 6
ARNOLD (Col. U. s. A., Ret.)
Broker. EN-. 4335, OV. 4145.
NEAR TYSONS CORNER, VA, ap.
prox. 18 mi. from downtown-Smal
modern house, 2 acres of ground
outbuildings, improvements; conV
to everything; must be seen to b,
appreciated. For inspection cal
.IE. 3-1950. 90
$1,000 DOWN, assume S17,5OO 4G
GI loan. Almost new beautiful bricl
rambler, full bsmt. and garage. Neal
washington Golf and County Club
G. F. WOoDRoE. INC. OK. 1922
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MCLEAN.
N. ARLINGTON

$1S,700 red brick Colonial. adjacent
to Tara. One Of Arlington's nicest
sections. Conv. to schools and shop
arate din. rm.. nicely equip. kit
with breakfast area. rear porch of
kit. 3 bedrms. and tile bath. light
dry bsmt. with tiled floor: large
level. fenced lawn; located at 2004
N. Illinois. Open Sat. and Sun. tt
dark. Good terms to be arranged
with immediate occupancy.
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$500 Down. $40 80 Mo,

A beautiful asbestos shingle
home with 2 bedrms., liv. rm..
din. rm. and kit, in q new
development with loads Of ex-
traS: house Is insulated: Vene-
tian blinds. lifetime aluminium
screens, Thor washing ma
chine. stove, refrigerator;
house Is only . blks. from
school, l u blks. from bus.
Price. 800. Phone
AL. 6644, TIE. 1343
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INVESTORS

We have several duplex
houses in Huntington and
Jefferson Manor subdivisions;
you can live in one house, rent
the other one out and pay for
property through your renting.
See US today for many bar
gains that we have which you
will like. Phone
AL. 6644, TIE. 7343
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DIRECT FROM OWNER
Immaculate 2-bedrm. bungalow in
lot. Low down payment. Directions:
Route so to Camp Washington traf-
flc. light. left l block to Chestnut,
right to Fern. right to los Sher-
wood street. IS
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
81 $3.50 $500 DOWN
Open Sunday, 12 to g. Columbia
Mason dr.. left to 1887 s. Buchanan
J. MACPHERSON REALTY
1902 N. Quincy st. IA. 2-4o19
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
ALEXANDRIA

A0G<A<A4NO1t4
$14,95O-$3,OO0 CASH
OPEN DAILY 2 TIL 7::3O
SEE FOR YOURSELF
These smart. individually styled s.
bedroom ramblers with full base
ment and open fireplaces in both liv-
ing rm. and recreation area Of bsmt.
Kitchen features built-in breakfast
nook.
Beautiful high lots overlooking coun-
tryside.
Complete in every detail so that you
can move in Immediately.
Can be financed your way. either con-
ventionally or FLA.
DIRECTIONS: Out Duke st. from
downtown Alexandria for VI mile
past Lee-Jackson School to Cornelia
dr.. on the right at NEWPORT
RAMBLER sign.
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e 500 Down Soa Mo

Attractive bungalow located
In Groveton area; excellent
appearance, grand neigbors;
house has 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit; fenced-in yard,
100x1S0: mr.. Catholic Church.
Price, S14,500. Phone
AL. 6644. TIE. 7343
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ASHTON HEIGHTS bedrms., den
2 baths. liv. rm.. separate din. rm.
super-equipped kit. det. gar.,-.lge
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
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Attractive 1k-story house in Fairfaz
on large corner lot: hw.-h.. oil
shrubs and lge. trees. Sl3,5OO
Crescent 351-R.
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BERNIcE CARTER DAVIS
RealtOr. XII. 2-40QS

$1,000 OPEN TODAY 2-bedrm
brick Colonial with attrac. rec, rm ;;
an outstanding lot with trees, patio
and outdoor flrepl The best house
for the money you viii see today
Cd. in excel. ' csond.i i1 Dsms mins. Penta yTs
gon. Make q point to Inspect thi,
one.
Direc.: Out Col. pike and left at 500
block on Frederick. right on II tn to
52O4 and open sign. Open 2:30 ia
WRIGHT REALTY. INC. IA. 2-4so0
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ALEXANDRIA
$4,000 Down, M. p, 500. 80

A convenient located bunga-
low, Del Ray area, 2 bedrms..
hv. rm., separate din. rm.,
equipped kit. full bsmt.. out
side entrance. front porch. ga
shape, with unusual large
closets. Price, S13,9OO.
AL. 1914, TIE. 7343
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BRICK RAMBLER on lot 175x15o (,

BRICK RAMBLER on lot 175x15O It
Liv. rm.. din. rm. comb, firepl. anc
picture windows. opening on patio
awning covered. Lovely ) Kitchen
breakfast nook dishwasher. disposal
comb. dressing rm. ala good house.
keeping magazine). Cypress panel.
ing. .wall-to-wal carpeting. $1,000
spent on planting. About 1 VI. old
Gas G:s;r.p heat, sttaehsd garage; Mos!
LLlAMBORN. Realtor. OF. 1856. or
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ALEX. HOLM HILLS
Open Sat, Sun, 2-6; new, contem-
In House Beautiful. Life and other
magazines. Excel. financing; avail.
on settlement. OWNER. OIL, 1859
On Ft. Hunt rd. to Holm Hills,
right to Paul Springs rd., right to
stafford, left to Popkins. right to
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OPEN SUNDAY, OZARK
EASTPINES
2 BEDROOMS
FULLY EXPANDIBLE ATTIC
$11,250
(TERMS TO SUIT PuRCHASER)
Features: Permanent stairway to at
tic: 3-yr.-old home; new 4-burner
Philco elec. range; picture windows;
steel easements; white picket fence;
street level. Handicapped yard with
rear panoramic view OF all Wash
ington since the property is on hish
ground.
Directions: Out Baltimore blvd. to
Riverdale, turning right on Queens
bury rd.. to first street after cross
ing RI; tnen' right to Riverdale
I'd and left to Edmonston rd., cross
Edmonston and continue straight
ahead approx. Y mile to first right
(66th ave. after passing overpass
under constr. turn right block;
then left l block and follow horse
shoe turn until reaching 5000 Pow
hataA.
LEACH & CRONIN
Euas NT 660Q
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$500 DOWN buys this 8 = bedroom
ing room; fully equipped kitchen; all
city utilities. 3 blocks to school. In
quick sale. Assume large 4ce loan.
Total monthly payments $50. in
cludes taxes and insurance. Exclu-
sive. ARFAX REALTY, FA, 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-30

which jut at right angles from
the central. or administration,
section. The entire plant Is a
low, rambling one-story affair
Of simple construction with
out frills and fancy trim
mings, designed to provide
the best possible conditions
for study and class work with
a minimum of noise and
other distractions.
Another big item in the
construction Is the safety
factor. The unfinished cinder-
block walls reduce fire dam
gers to a minimum and the
ground-level building elimi-
mates the need for stairs,
which are always a hazard.
The student body is divided
into three SectionS-the lower,
middle and upper schools
and each occupies its own
wing. The lower school is
from kindergarten through
the third grade, the middle
Continued on Pare 22)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-30

A MID THE rolling hills of
N nearby Virginia, just
across Chain Bridge, about
800 youngsters, mostly girls,
are attending classes in prob
ably the District areas most
unusual school.
It is unusual because of a
combination Of three factors
the distinctive design Of the
building, its environment, and
the teaching program, which
takes full advantage of the
first two factors. It is the
Potomac School. a private
organization for pupils of
elementary school age.
After IS years in a re-
modelled dwelling at 2144
California street NV, the
school now Is in its first year
at the new rural plant, which,
in a sense, is a 55-acre class
room.
The most distinctive feature
is the building itself. 1t con-
sists Of three long wings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
SpeIIman Tours Bases
In Korea in Light Plane
BY the Associated Press

SEOUL. Sunday, Dec. 49,
Francis Cardinal Spellman hoped
from one Korean air base to an
other yesterday. giving his bless
ing to thousands Of airmen.
He is visiting the war front fol-
the second consecutive Christmas
The Cardinal started the day
with an early mass at 5th Air
Force headquarters then began a
strenuous tour by light plane that
carried him up and down and
across this rugged country.
Wearing a blue. fur-hooded Air
Force jacket embroidered with q
silver and red cross, the New York
Cardinal shook hands with hun
dreds Of men and chatted IN
formally.
He posed for amateur photog.
Iraphers and received the names
and addresses of countless rela-
tives Of soldiers to whom he
planned to write in the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Reds Force Austrian Police
10 Give Up Rubber Clubs

VIENNA. Austria, Dec. 81
Austrian Interior Minister Oskal
Helmer said today the Russians
in Austria are forcing Austrian
police throughout the Soviet zone
to hand over their rubber trunch-
cons Without explanation, the
Russians call the rubber clubs
"war weapons" but make nc
objection to pistols or rifles.
Mr.. Helmer confirmed earlier
reports that Red Army squads
took away the rubber sticks
from police in Russian-occupied
Burgenland, Lower Austria and
Muehlviertel. This occurred after
December %, when the Austrian
government rejected a Soviet de-
mand to withdraw truncheons
from the Austrian gendarmerie
equipment and issued a sharp
protest to the four-power Allied
council for Austria.
In all four occupation zones
Austrian gendarmes are armed
with pistols and truncheons, issued
by the Austrian Interior Ministry
in 1851 to reduce the number OF
bullet injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
John J. F|annery, Is,
Retired EmpIoye Of GP0

John j. Flannery, 76,+ retired
Government Printing Office en-
ploye, died Friday at his home
5406 South Eighth street, Airing
ton, after a long illness.
Mr.. Flannery, who retired 10
years ago had been a GPO en-
ploye about Is years. He was a
native of Wilmington, Del, and
had lived in the Washington area
for 40 years.
He is survived. besides his
widow. Mrs. Mary c. Flannery, by
two sons, Thomas Flannery, 381&
Davis place NV, and John Elan
merry, 1873 Wayne place Sc, and
three daughters, Mrs. William T
Osolin. Pill Twenty-ninth street
Sc: Mrs. Edward C. Pogue. OF
the home address. and Miss Marie
r. Flannery, $500 Thirty first
street Sc.
A requiem mass will be said In
ISt. Aloysius Church, North Cap
iitol and I streets. at am. tomor-
row. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

W VAN = SNNA q
ton of Citizens Association.
On his retirement five years
ago, Mr.. Hellmuth, a native Of
Washington, completed SO years
as an electrician at st. ElizabethS
Mr.. Hellmuth became interested
in the Anacostia association about
IS years ago. He had asked police
for aid in providing more illumi-
nation in a dark alley near his
home. Referred to the citizens
group, he went to it. became a
member, and the alley soon was
lighted.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Gather
inc Langley Hellmuth, he is
survived by a son, Stephen j.
Hellmuth. 1903 v street Sc; two
daughters, Miss Catherine I.
Hellmuth, of the home address,
and Mrs. James F. Dalton. also
of 1903 V street Sc; a brother,
George o. Hellmuth, 1912 Ocala
street. Silver Spring, Md; sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie Meitzler. 5316
Kansas avenue NV, and five
grandchildren
Services will be held at $3.50
am. Tuesday in he home. fol-
lowed by a high requiem mass at
10 am. in st. Teresa's Church,
Thirteenth and V streets Sc.
Burial will be in st. Mary's
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Mrs. Jane N. Rowland,
Head Nurse al Kann's

Mrs. Jane M. Rowland, nurse
In charge of Kann's department
store employees dispensary, died
yesterday at George Washington
University Hospital after an illness
Of two months. Mrs. Rowland,
SO, lived at 1920 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
A Washington resident more
than q years, Mrs. Rowland was
q native of Utica, N. Y. She was
the widow of John w. Frederick
Rowland. a Government employe,
who died in 1887.
She is survived by a son, John
F. Rowland. 4011 North Fifth
street, Arlington; a daughter, Mrs.
Shirley Jane Vetter, Seattle; a
sister. Mrs. R. r. Balcom. Ba-
tavia, N. Y, and brother, James
e. Brady, Sumter, S. C.
Funeral services will be at 10
am. Tuesday in Hines funeral
home. 2901 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in Baltimore Ma
tional Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

Mrs. Lerch and the children as
sisted in the work, which included
at Christmas time the making of
candy canes. spice cakes and
pound cakes. The M street home
and store has since been razed.
Mrs. Lerch was born in Pohick,
Va. She was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick HUH.
Mr.. HUH. a builder, brought his
family here just after the Civil
War.
| She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, son; two sisters; 10 grand
children. 20 great grandchildren,
and one great-great granddaugh-
ter.
| Her three surviving children
are John G. Lerch, a customs at
torney of New York City; Mrs.
Rose Byng, 1920 Upshur street
NV. and Mrs. Amy M. Morri-
settle of the home address, with
whom Mrs. Lerch lived for the
last several years.
Her two surviving sisters are
Mrs. Sophie Weber, 90, of 5007
Thirteenth street NV, and Mrs
Eta Seidenspinner, 88, of 124
North Wayne street, Arlington.
Mrs. Lerch was member of
st. Paul's Lutheran Church, Con-
necticut avenue and Everett street
NV.
| Funeral services will be held
at 4 pm. Tuesday in the S. H
Hines funeral home, 2901 Four
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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]. 6. Kurtz, Helped Break
Germans Glass Secret
By the Associated Press

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Dec. 27-
John w. Kurtz, who helped breal
the German monopoly of optica
glass manufacture before Worlc
War I, died after a brief Hines.
today at the age of IS.
Mr.. Kurtz, in recent years a di.
rector Of Bausch & Lomb Co.
worked with William Bausch from
1912 to 1915 on a series of ex.
.periments that resulted in the first
successful melting of optical glaS.
in the United States.
Until then it had been a closely
guarded German secret.
The lenses produced made pos
sible the manufacture of range
finders for American ships anc
land artillery during World War I
Mr.. Kurtz, native of Roches-
ter. headed the glass manufacture
ing department of the firm from
1918 to 1886. Recently, he turned
his attention to eyeglass lens anc
optical instrument manufacturing