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Evening star., 1952-06-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
THE BEST YEARS OF
YOUR WIFE ARE
SPENT IN YOUR HOME

i ne DEOl I EAfCO OE
YOUR WIFE ARE
SPENT IN YOUR HOME
So why not provide her, the CON-
forts and conveniences these homes
$1,000 DOWN.
low: Liv. ,rm.: din. rm;, Kit, 2
bedrms. and bath; space for 2 bed.
rms, up; full bsmt. with recr. rm
part partly 70 f1nished' nnShd' fenced corner lot
A-ACRE LOT
With fruit and shade trees. Twenty
window. large kit. 3 bedrms. and
5St,oo! bath; fun bsmt b mt with lavatory; lot
NEW RAMBLERS
Builder working on very small profit;
asking only S11,950. Separate din.
rm; and fun bsmt. Your inspection
UNUSUAL BUY
Built 1888. Liv. rm. with frepl.,
din; rm,; spacious kit, 2 bedrms:
and bath; l large play rm. and
minum roof; large fenced lot; only
UNBELIEVABLE
Four -bedrm. brick. on lot 75x20O,
with garage; full English bsms. with
h.-w.h. Honestly. this is a wonder
full buy at $4,000.
IDEAL LOCATION
Near Carroll ave. and University
lane, Silver Spring. Two-story brick.
Lily. rm., din. rm., kit. with range,
refrigerator. garbage disposal and
dlshWasher; powder rm.,. 3 large
bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor;
eudes SS% eTs49thngp M9Rffy payRgaIs AskGs sS9 n
PRESIDENT
OF Md. Univ. lives across the street.
Custom-built, prewar brick with
large bedrms. and bath on end
ftirepl., center hall, large din. rm.,
knottv-pine cabinets in kit. den
and bath; full brick bsmt.: built-in
garage, large beautifully handicapped
lot SSx190 with lockwood. Owner
will sacrifice for $4,000.
BURCH REALTY co.
pm. wa pssh 5s41, III Ju. 7-Si5g. SP Ms5 alts5
SUBURBAN HOMES
University Park-Brick. bedrms.,
212 baths $4,000.
University Park-Brick. New. 1h
9ath: 9aa .oo bedrms.' with expan. attic.
University Park-7-bedrm., 4-bath.
brick. $4,000.
College Parks bedrms,. Q baths.
100000.
observation-disclosures. 8 bedrms.. 8
baths. SlS,500.
Riverdale-Brick. 9 bedrms., expan.
attic. $13,750.
Beltsville-Frame with asbestos. 2
bedrmS. S13,950.
with asbestos, Q
bedrms SI0,750.
ALI of these homes are good buys on
today's market and all homes are
located in excellent residential dis
tricts and may be conveniently f.
nanced.
c. H. Pearce, Real Estate
6229 Baltimore Ave. RiverdaIe, Md.
WA. 1909; Ewes. and Sun, WA. 63OS
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LES FARNUM
COTTAGE BY STREAM
VIRGINIA PROPERTIES

u
THE EXPER. 10-MAN STAFF OF
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN'S
ARLINGTON OFFICE
Are ready to help you choose the
home you desire. For your selection
We have large variety Of listings
IN Alexandria, Arlington and Fair
fax County: We are at home to you
Radio Bldg, Arlington. Va. from
9 am. to 8 pm. weekdays: Q am.
to 6 pm. Sunday, May we have the
pleasure of discussing your real
estate problems with yov, whether
service we can render. If you And
1t inconvenient to visit our office,
call ia. 4-1l55. and we will bo
happy to come to you.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. Arl., IA. 4-1l55
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$3.50 DOWN
BRICK HOME

OPEN . TO DARK
GIG ELM AVE, TAKOMA PARK
One block from shopping
center and New Hampshire
ave. Transportation conven-
lent. Full bSmt. with lavatory:
liv. rm., din. rm. and kit 1st
f.; 2nd fl, > bedrms. and
bath. Completely fenced. Ex-
cellent neighborhood. Must see
to appreciate. Don't wait If
you want to get this bargain.
Si9.950. WELLONS REALTY
CO., Ii. 4-I100. 20
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SEEING IS BELIEVING

SEEING is BELIEVING
Open Sat. & Sum-, 2 Til Dark
And you must see this 5-rm. home.
Widowed din. rm.. delightful Kit.
with gas range refgr. and lots OF
space for breakfast set. > bedrmS..
bath. basement and porch. Just like
brand new with Venetian blinds
and fully screened throughout AL
this and more. Nestled among. maple,
fruit and magnolia trees on u acre.
Priced only S10.500. $4,000 will
handle. Directions: Drive out BALTIC.
blvd. past University. of Md. to
Erie St. right to 1905.
]. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. $3.50
ho00 Aond Ave HNattSVille. Nd
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Created Exclusively
For Women

Textured brk. rambler. Picture win.
dowed liv. rm., shaded by tall trees
Ingenious kit. Shelvador freezer.
cnest refgr., big, chrome -trimmec
3S-in. range, double bowl sink. dis,
posal, exhaust fan and unique built.
in breakfast booth (for ~ in bright
red and pearl Formica. Three COO
ceolored bedrms., ceramic tile bath
Huge bsmt. with outside entr. Ex.
66ius1ve loca. S20,750. Cali OW
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CAN THIS PRICE
RI PTCHTc

4 -BEDRM. BRICK FOR S15,95O. Yes,
and its all the more amazing when
you consider its very fine desirable
Falls, Church loc. Simple Cape Cod
beauty, glistening clean workman
ship. Every inch a perfect delight
for budget-consciouS family with
children: Level lot, 50x160. Won
haUst fan, tile bath. numerous ether
features: S4.250 cash. bal. on terms,
MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY. Cali
Evening star., 1952-06-28
OPEN SUN. 90

COLMAR MANOR, MD.
4303 MONROE ST.
Lovely detached bungalow. priced for
quick sale. Liv. rm., lge. kit. .
h.-wh.. outside entrance to nice
leveled fenced yard, garage; low
down payment balance like rent;
priced S9.a50 Call Mr.. Horton.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
EX. Alb. Eves. and Sun, AP. 9l29
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OPEN SUN. Is
97 ADDISON CHAPEL RID.

97 ADDISON CHAPEL RID.
PLEASANT HILLS
The most attractive. 3-hedrm.. dble.-
wing rambler your correspondent
has seen! Ultra ultra modern. Two
baths, liv rm. with firepl., family
sized din, rm., bsmt., lge. corner
lot. walled and wired; features too
numerous to mention; $26,950.
CAAiPANELLA & CO.
EX. Alb. Ewes. and Sun, JU. S-9173
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BRICK RAMBLER

This exquisite 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier close to. D. c. line; Kit, equip.
washer; extra large liv. rm. with
firepi Quiet, conv. neighborhood
Cali CLYDE ]. MARKEY, Me. 3407,
sun. and eyes,, AP. 410S or AP.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
WIFE ILL

Must i1H sell sen imped;. ned 4cyI;-old BRICK
Arlington. Lge. liv. rm. with fire-
place. sep. dining rm, kit. with
bedrm. nook, full bsmt.; l block
from school, near busline. shopping
centers. $17.950. $4,000 cash. AS
sumo G1 loan at 4% interest only
$76.50 mo. includ. taxes and in
surance. Sale by OWNER, FA. 1904
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN

Buys this lovely new. three-bedroom
rambler, equip. kitchen, large living
room. Balance 4fa GI financed.
Phone HI. 3l00. Ext. S1119. Drive
out, 34I9 send ave. N. Forestville,
Md. Immediate POSSESSION. 29e
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Visitors AT
Key West
C..OfC.

+, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Heig.
Slayton. MINI.
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ter. Roswell. N. NJ.
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Chicago. M
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or WILLIAM .. socARr

hnr mothers actions 20 play
thls incident up on tn chance that
u might star lrcncS memory.
lone suggested Irene. putt
ting hcr arm through his. She
nodded toward several chairs meas
the swimming pool These people
annoy me"
kay Was Jerking her hcsd. She
said. Go ahead IN show your
friend 10 BIS room r. the nurse
she sad, Karen. sec Il you eau
locale Homer"
As Johnny started across Inc
lawn IN the direction ~ she POOL
be saw The nurse. Karen. Naseh-
luu him
Naturally. Il wasn't any cooler
down by tie swimming lSsol btst
l1si seeing the clear. Efcen-
coloFcd water made johnny saxon
forget the afternoons warmth.
There were white metal chairs
close "a tine pool's edge. and they
sat there Irene Smith drew her
own chair close % Tho pools edge.
and they sat there. Irene Smith
drew her own chair close 20 hix
ITeae ning oui 10 again clasp has
hands.
Why didn't you tell me voa
we're going away. Bart" Her
gray eyes SEEMED to scold him.
Well
u had arranged Ia have you
for dinner thel evening. rcmein~
bcrT And then. suddenly. vou had
gone away felt terrible. Barton. "
SO did l. JOHNNY hcdged. He
wondered who ia he'll was Barton
and what approach he should
take. II Was too bad this woman
was suffering irum anncxia. Hc
thought ~ hoN much more in-
tcresfing n would have been to
be called darling" bs a beautiful
woman Who knew what she Mas
talking about.
well" he began again. n had
Do time 10 phonc yoa 81, let YOU
know Business a. uklal,1 Hc
watched 10 see her reaction 90
rs there something wrong. dar-
ling" Her eyes watched The calm
ss,gfnce Of the nearby water You
haven't called me Marie once
since Nou'yc returned.
So now she Was Marie and ne
Was Barton. Things we're Getting
real coy. Tie would have LIKED t0l
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Martin Shalt. Brooklyn. N Y
Mr. and Mrs George Head AMI
Joyce. Rolfc. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. c. h. Bailey,
Ludington. Mich
John l. Cicero. Fefndale,
Mich.
Mrs Mary G. Diaz. Miami,
Fla.
Victor Pitts. North Quincy
Mass.
G. {. Higginbo,ham. Toronto.
Canada.
Ross and Bruce BiSsell. Tor.
onto. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. c. Carlson,
Dies Moincs. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knee. "a.
bash. Ind
Mr. and Mrs Merwin An.
thony. Altanont. N. "
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Ivey. His.
leah. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs.. Howard Jones.
plprrstown. Miss
Charles T. Benefiel. Lambert.
Okla
james NJ. Bencficl. Wichita.
Kansas
Ernest Terrsll. Southport. Pa.
Basil A. Bcls and family. Grea,
Neck. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. william Parker.
Cleveland. Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Bert a. Sohn.
Akron. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnet, Byers.
Attica. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Williams.
Marysvillc. Kansas
Robert A. Jones. Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Seudder.
Kingston. n. ".
w !. Findley. Huron. $. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Waterman.
Gutenberg. iowa
Samuel n Swartx. Harvey. IN.
Mr. and Mrs. I. q. Gregory
Oregon City. Ore.
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bus. Ohio.
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failx. n. Y.
petar West Niagara Fallz. N. Y
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son, Lancaster. n. H.
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Dayton. Ohio.
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Cage. III
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Lawn. III.
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Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. a.sG Mrs. Henry liam u
Nappanee. Ind
Rollie W. Rodney. Dam q.
Ind.
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II. w kllnkss. DEBORAH. 4
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Decofah. Iowa.
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Wooster. Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd War =
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East Bloomfield. n. Y.
NJ. and Mrs Bruce Dol y.
Detroit. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nldo.
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Miss zebbie Claire Smith. -
ami. Fla.
Miss Betsy w. Bacon. Cheps.
Chef n. I.
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kisco. N. ".
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and son. Erie. "a.
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Mrs. Ida Hardwlck. Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Hcnrk -
~ Wayne. Ind.
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~ Wayne. Ind.
ar. and Mrs. Francis SIR n
Grand Rapids. Mich.
MI. and Mrs A. |. Swan A
Kent City. Mich.
Mr. ard Ms. w. a. fot q
North Liberty, Iowa.
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Hart. Audubon. n. J.
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Atlantic City. N. J.
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Mudes IA sloASet%l


Cnaptef .
they were interrupted by some.
. one coming from the direction
of the terrace. Johnny turned. saw
\ tail gir IN nurses white uni
form and cap walking with an
other woman His attention quick
" centercd on the latter.
She was also tail. moved
with a deliberate Rrg mai re-
minded him Of an scfrcss coming
on 10 a stage. As they came ser
Johnny Saxon saw that the woFn-
an had far and sensitive features
aud THAI her hair was auburn red
he knew immediately that she
was Irene Smith. this girls moth
e., for the resemblance between
the two was striking.
Irene. without a doubt. was
beautiful.
She walked right past her
daughter as though the girl were
a total stranger. She ignored Mos
Martin. Her gaze was intent upon
Johnny Saxon. and now she was
approaching HIM with Outstretch.
cd hands.
Darling" she said softly Il
thought I'd never find YOU"
Johnny saxon thought. Well.
IN be ~"
IoHNNY SAXON felt the wom-
~ ans cool firm fingers upon his
own. lie stood there, conscious of
the nearncss of her splendid iig-
ure. Unlike her daughters. Irencs
eyes were gray. They could have
been beautifully disturbing ewes
except for the slight expression
gf vacaniness that was now In
their depths.
He said. Hello. Irene" Beyond
her straight shoulders he caught
a glimpse OF Moe Martins amazed
round eyes. Johnny decided that
the darling" coald have referred
10 q father. sweetheart or brother.
He wondered uhich he was sup
posed to BE-.
Irene said. You've been away
80 long. Barton" Her gray eyes
shone. II rust talk to YOU. Alonel"
lie saw the expression on young
Rays face. The girl Mas standing
near Moe, and now there was a
manner about her that told John.
ny not 10 be surprised By any OF
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Ano ~. s., -,
W. running larolgh Aer els.
iie sad, me. there's NJ,
Afune. lve miszed -,
ssoi'le Nherc behind tho,n ~ =.
inuisilnguish h.e voie,s - !
iilg nest the trunk coa,nart.r /.
= M roadster rlosed wllh -
hifd SAUNA The voices tfa,lsa
toA9ru thr houa How lnne
tou aiay n the huiclsa -
he UuUiHhi thaf o,isht a.
itfsl appfu8gh. lfrne Smah
Dcen located a. a NcW Yors 49,
~ MS the staItAng s.a.ssi. 4.
Nhich ic must slowly r~~.-~s..
everything Tie unaerstrs.s
had still been "a a dared eonlln
.Mhen the puligr had dssrose.
hcf living "a fhc holel Whsn -
hnd called his detective f-l.st
Mike Willis. al hcadauart~rs =.
'efaay Willis had told him Il
.s,,s .s.'sl aae woman 0a2 say. !
LIE siuditd her. She was Ia i.
- back In her cnair nox
laNed, staring vacanllv A
iissss tree branches overhead. = :
Trees grew zap close againrf
side 81 the pool and fern.rf
canopy against the hot aiternc !
sun
He said The place where !
STAYED While IN the cts.
hummf" She asked flo a.
iion .drowsily. Ties eyes we
closed
said = lie paused. I
back rest of the beach-tvpe "a
was adjusted a d iuw angle /
she vas lying against this.
lcks were long aid hirely form
and ray of sunlight thai
Dokcd through the trees touch
her auburn hair. JnhnuF tho19l.f
4 was too bad she had been II 8
aecident Vic imagined he'd } i
4 very brilliant mind A
The nurse said. she rtfK In
lroNsy spells often. They &
over her suddenly"
Johnny stood np. The won,an .
The sfln white uniform had
80 quietly acrnRe fkn
Lawn. thai he had not heard h.f.
Who Il Barig" he asked.
ste be senssnuedl
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18
KODIAK MIRROR
NCyiCE

Your Fuller Brush Represen- tative suggests you give a long lasting Fuller blush ploduct at Christmas. Will call at your convenience. Phone 2361 or write Helen King, Box 5O4~ Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18
NoTIcE

Trespassing on lands law fully occupied by others is $ criminal act. Long Island is lawfully occupied.
 US. Deputy Marshal
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

block is scheduled for Thurs day and is the story of a de- tective turned crook.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

Ha ry DonnelIey was al outgoing PIMA passenger for Seattle last week.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18
PAGE

Place In The Sun is the title of the picture showing at the Orpheum tomorrow and
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

Monday.
 The House on 92nd Street may be seen Tuesday. Road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07
Nathaniel Chapman,
District Pharmacist

DIR. Nathaniel Chapman, 70,
pharmacist at Peoples Drug Store,
1119 F street NV. died unex-
|pectedly today at Emergency Hos
Ipital. He lived at 1851 Sixteenth
street NV.
DR.. Chapman had been a phar-
macist here since 1892 with Peo-
piles Drug Stores. He formerly was
at the Peoples at 1927 Connecticut
avenue NV. for about 10 years.
Born in Charles County, Md, he
was the son of DR.. Nathaniel
Chapman anu Mrs. Mary E. Chap
man. He was graduated from
George Washington University
Dental School and practiced den
tistry here for three years. After
ward, he studied pharmacy at Co.
Ilumbia University and owned and
Operated a drugstore at Seventy
ninth street and Broadway, New
York.
DR.. Chapman was pharmacist in
the Biltmore and Waldorf Hotels
in New York before he returned
to Washington.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Bertha Bremen Chapman, and
three sisters, Mrs. Walter R. Dor
sey and Mrs. Edmund j. Colds
borough. both of Washington, and
Mrs. Alexander De MILAN, Miami
Funeral services will be held al
IL am. Thursday at the Hines fu-
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Glenwooo
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07
Daniel D. Murphy, 80,
Dies; Managed Barry
Real Estate Company

Daniel d. Murphy, 80, manager
of the David E. Barry real estate
company at 1907 H street NV.
died yesterday at Mount Vernon
Hospital after an eight-month
illness.
Mr.. Murphy had been with the
Barry Co. for Is years. His
nephew, David E. Barry, with
whom he lived at 1414 Madison
street NV, owns the company.
Mr. Murphy was born in Ireland
and came here as a small boy.
He was graduated from George
town Law School. For about 20
years he was special representa-
tive throughout the country of the
Callahan Law Book Publishing
Co. of Chicago.
He was a former member of the
Elks, the Knights of Columbus
and the Hibernians.
Besides Mr.. Barry, he is sur
vived by five other nephews and
nieceS in Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
8 am. tomorrow at st. Thomas
the Apostle Catholic Church,
Twenty seventh and Woodley road
NV. Burial will be in Mount
OliYet Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07
Francis N. Owen al Al;
Capital Transit Inspector

Francis M. Owen, Al. of 318
Jfferson street NV, an inspector
for the Capital Transit Co., died
of a heart attack Sunday night.
while on duty.
Mr.. Owen was born in WASH
ington and was graduated from
Business High School. He began
work with the Capital Transit Co.
Is years ago. He served with the
Air Force as a technical sergeant
from 1871 to As.
Mr.. Owen was a member of
Washington Centennial Masonic
Lodge No. IA. a member Of the
Capital Transit Co. American
Legion Post, a charter member of
the Capital Transit Square Club
and a member of Friendship
Chapter No. II of the Order of
the Eastern Star. He belonged
to st. Paul's Methodist Church.
He was married on July 8, 1885,
to Miss Gladys Jeter of Washing
ton, who survives him. Mr.. Owen
is also survived by a nephew,
Clarence Owen of Baltimore.
The funeral will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow in S. H. Hines
Funeral Home, Fourteenth and
Harvard streets NV. Entombment
will be in the Fl. Lincoln mauso-
leum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07
Frank Gerber, Started
Baby Food Industry

FREMONT. Mich, Oct. T.
Frank Gerber, a small-town can
ner who turned his granddaugh-
ter's need for strained vegetables
into a multi-million- dollar baby
food business. died today at 70.
He was chairman of the board
OF Gerber Products Co.
In 1928. Mr.. Gerber, with the
aid Of his son Daniel, steered their
small canning factory into a new
field. A physician was consulted
by the Daniel Gerbers about the
health Of their infant daughter
Sally. He said Sally needed
strained vegetables. He suggested
perhaps they could be made in
the family canning plant.
This year the company expects
to do $54 million Of the Nations
$3.50 million baby food business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07
Union Pickering Shop,
Of Glass Companies
In GIaziers' WaIkouf

Union members this morning
began picketing glass companies
in the week-old strike of GLACIERS
here.
The strikers. members of AFL
Glaciers Local 963, struck Octo-
Der / after failure of new contract
negotiations over a wage raise
and welfare fund contribution.
Alfred S. Troutman, business
agent for the local, said the
picketing, which was decided on
at a meeting last night, would be
confined to the glass contractors
shops to cut of the supply of glass
to project sites. He said he ex-
pected teamsters union members
to respect the picket lines.
Will Discuss Charges.
Meanwhile, union officials were
to meet today with Herman
locker, attorney representing the
contractors, and an official of the
National Labor Relations Board.
Purpose of this meeting is to dis
Gus charges fled last week by Mr..
locker with the NLRB accusing
the union of an unfair labor
practice.
The charge arises, Mr.. locker
said, from the existence of two
contracts covering glass workers
The attorney said that while all
the union members are on strike
the union legally terminated only
the contract covering outside
installing workers and not the
contract that covers inside
workers at the contractors shops
Contract Sessions of.
No new discussions are now
scheduled on a new contract, MIR
Troutman said today. --latest
offers from management are 6
7z-cent hourly increase on tn,
present $40 an hour and 5E
cents an hour to set up a welfare
fund.
The union is holding out To-
an hourly rate Of $2.62k and &
welfare contribution Of 7h cents
MIR. Troutman said that picket.
would be paid $2.621a an houl
from union funds during the
strike.
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Bernard W. de Hosson,
Served With 0SS in War

Bernard w. de Hosson, former
Washington resident. died Sep
TENDER 80 in South Orange, N. j.
During World War II he was with
the Office of Strategic Services
here.
Mr.. de Hosson served in World
War I and was wounded in action
while in the 10th Infantry Regi-
ment Of New York. He was q
trust officer with the New York
Trust Co. before coming here.
Survivors are his widow; a son,
Navy 1t. Bernard de Hosson,
Dental Corps. and his mother. A
daughter. Miss Lois de Hosson,
died in 1899.
Funeral and burial services were
held in Westfleld. N. j.
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William Edwin Wilson.
Vaudeville Humorist
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct
7.-William Edwin cousin Riley
Wilson, 69-year odd humorist who
was prominent in show bushes.
during the heyday of vaudeville
died yesterday.
Born at Upper Falls. near here
he attended Centre College, Wash.
ington and Lee University anC
West Virginia University. He
practiced law for a time but hi.
talent for spinning yarns abou,
West Virginia mountain folk wor
him a place in show business.
He was once a feature perform.
er with the show Of Anna Held.