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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. Al "a pickup; cattle rack,
plate bottom; good cond.; S295.
.cHEv. evs ;iS fi.:ton panel in the m bes.
OF condition; $695; terms and guar
antee. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
SGd FN5d1' 44oo Bennins rd. ne. Lu.
cHEV HE and a7 Hton s5s panel pa ns ready .nnsiaL Mill
throughout; S795; terms and guar
antee. NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
GFord 92O BladensburE I'd. me-.
ChEyRoLET 80 s4-ton pickup: 2s,-
400 miles; This truck has not been
$l,050 Call ewes. 964 Fairview ave,
Apt. 2, Takoma Park. Md. See BILL,
CHEVROLET h-ton panel; rs perfect
condition; $795. See at 1901 Bla-
densburg I'd. ne. LA. 6-9494. --23
nSRsf F1cs s55S StS uR R'tqR 444o FSRa w. siga
FORD ls-ton panel, 1851; 10000
miles; S975. Can be seen at Foote
INTERNATIONAL 1919 KB-2 s4-ton
pickup truck; 9 Swith With cattle body; in in
FARM: Rockville e4is. IA
$495. BENNING MOTORS, INC,
1900 Benning I'd. ne. at 18th and
H sts. FIR. 1922. ---23
STUDEBAKER 194e h-ton pickup:
$695. BENNING MOTORS. INC.
1900 Benping goi5. Id. ne. at 18th and
SCHOOL Bus. i942 Chevrolet. as
passenger; excel. condition; good
rubber; interior and seats very good |
condition. Ideal for private church
contractors, for transporting work |
men to and from jobs. Price. ST ,095, !
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC, /
7725 Wis. ave-. OIL. 6100. -23
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
late model, low-mileage car. No,
dealers. Phone LA. 6-9494. -25
1851 FORD F-S 147-inch w.b., 3-ton
chassis and cab; 5-star extra cab,
heavy-duty rear springs, hot-waterI
heater. al. brakes, 2-speed axle; |
6-10.O0x20 12-ply tires on spoke
wheels; 5-speed transmission. over |
drive in 9TH; new-truck warranty
ReyfT fEties Icy %0rn nlleaSs sG terms rms
Dealers, go Bladensburg I'd. ne,
Ii. 7-S300 or KI. S-4664. --23
FORD so. F-3; express s4-ton; one
owner; low mileage: good tires; |
Sl,095. HILL g.. SANDERS, Wash. S |
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. $500, 1l14 !
Vermont ave. NV.
DODGE AZ h-ton panel; dark blue;
ready to work; S595. HILL g. SAN
DERS, WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
INA. $500, 1l14 Vermont ave. NV.
FORD 194S 1a-ton panel; 1915 or
best offer. 1921 14th st. NV. be-
tween 10 am. and 4 pm. --25
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MINT .Uu.EPS

On the lawn. or 20 people for dinner
IN the hs;.to formal , din r.; can NJ be &C.
ciops home. Just 2 blks. OF Lee
highWay in Cherrydale. Center
hall. lge. liv. rm., with firep1., lge
kit. with all the cabinets and work
space you could need. 3 really big
bedrms., with huge closets. and lie
hrary. = tile baths, all on LIST A.
and shade trees, and Gear Diet. gar,
with bunt-in tool shed. A terrific
house for entertaining and for gra-
cious,, comfortable living. Exception
al value for $24, ZOO.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes. on Wilson, IA. $1,000
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALELoTs ACREAGE FOR SALE
4

i4.1oo So, It. In Shirley Pk.. fS Fair
fax County on Franconia rd. ap-
prox. 1.3 miles east of Shirley hgy.
Approved for septic tanks; public
water; $4,000. IA. 1920. --26
ATTENTION BUILDERS-I2 large,
GSf }eysl 6ESrg lStS; water elee gas on prop.
HAWTRSkNE.' liat Horne b 3. So0s Cs@wooded lot,
60-ft. frontage; choice location in
q choice subdivision; al utilities
avail; must be sold TOR cash at
once. Price under 50 900. Call OR.
REALTY Co, 3S15 LivinRston st.
10 IoTs in Forest Glen; $1,000 S each.
Part of them have all utilities. IL
Gas:L lots: near a Conn. Conn 90. aye; and Soek se,n
Hundreds Of Individual lots Slansi and
many subdivision and acreage tracts.
Call OR. ZOO It'll 3 pm, ARLIE L,
JOHNSON REALTY CO.. 1915 Iiv-
ingston ST.. NV. -24
BEAUTIFUL wooded building site in
frontage, KELLEY 4 BRANNER, K,
TWo WOODED BUILDING G4 LOIS.
,!a-mile OF Shirley hwy. Total / and
Both for $4,000. call Lo. 1 s. 5000. 10
NEARBY vA.-147 by 200 lot. 1 zoned
corner. Very active location. Suit
able many types of business. 55c a
5oot, Easy terms. Call owner, JE.
FLIEisHMAN's IIsIs "a WI MyHLaAGE.,Large level
Andover pl.. two Blocks % oil Branch
ave. Prince Geo. County. Nd;
man. Ii. $3.50. MARSHALL S' ]
wApL6 y Al E, c9s 3sAs Realtor. 1924 14th st
esorsss so 10 Is acres ssre :a,J5ns R5jnss
On. s5ss, Es'vgi Wa. 1877 iEa54lS j. HAGEN Mss
500 PER ACRE, near Rt. s: Camp
HAGEN. fiseSi Tsady Gs sssg ss WA 81 lsET PsEETER
25z ACRES. wooded with small stream
ga miles north of wheaton in a
beautiful new development, water
available; priced for quick sale,
$5!Gao $$5:G5o' terms. For appt. call OIL
sHERwooD FOREST. in the Coles
vile section Of Silver sprinR-Acre
lots, $1,000. Agent on ground ewes.
until dark. Out Colesville I'd. (Route
90, to Route 1888 left $40 mile
to Sherwood Forest. ROBINSON
REAL ESTATE, JU. 7-71I7 after 8
FAIRFAX. near Kamp washington.
approx. 2 acres; $3.50. N. Ar
nngton. Dittmar. approx n acre.
1000. Ewes. JA 4-O957. C, D.
KELLY KE. 1864. pa
2S5 ACRES. SI3.5O0. South Md.
New rd. through property. Need
half cash. Box 184-D. Star.
NICE LOT in Woodmoor with plenty
trees. Approx. S,371 50. #. Price.
81, 495, CAPITAL REALTY Co,
ARLINGTON-seven lots for seven
2-family homes; detached apt. bidgs.
Walking distance PentagOn Bldg.
and 81 million dollar project.
.$3,250 each. cash net entirety. ED
WARD BOWERS. RE. 2O29.
THlRTY-NINE NICE DET. LOTS,
65x1OO. all utilities; close to two
snopping centers. HI. 5777. -29
FOR SMALL BUILDER
Seven lots at Wheaton; streets on
grade: water in; sewer approved;
$7,100. j. e. PRESTON REALTY
CORP, SH. 9193. SH. 1852. -23
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
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CT FINANCED
ONLY SIT Q5Ol

Where will you find a 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial with full bsmt. for
such low price? In neW-house
cond. and taStefully dec, it con-
ta1nS lge. liv. rm. with firepl..
breakfast space, 3 generous bedrms.
sand tile bath: conV. to bus. shop
ping and schools; well located in
North Arlington; large, beautifully
landscaped lot. Assume lge. CT
trust at 4cs.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500 til Q
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
trade organizations. 1916 Conn
ave. NV. AID. 5000.
EVANS BUILDING 1920 New YORK
ave. NV Available Immediately
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
quirements. PENN PROPERTIES
Suite 616, Evans Bldg. ME- 1907
AVAIL. IMMED., FURN. OFFICE
Attorney. accountant or insurance
salesman pref: wall library and
telephone answering service. DT
6191: 1906 G st. NV. -25
PRIVATE OFFICE In lawyers suite.
Evening star., 1952-07-23

Not the convention, but the temper
ature, however If you're serious
about buying q home. BY all means
inspect this all-hrick det. Colonial,
Just on Wilson blvd, for only
S14,95O. Full bsmt., lge. back
porch. Immediate possession.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes Oh Wilson. IA. $4,000
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$15,990
BY OWNER

S-bedrm. brick rambler. In new sec
tion N, Arl., adjacent Tara. GE
corner terraced lot. Assume approx.
$1,000 GI loan, with total month
ly payments of $73. Full price only
S17.95O. Call IA. 5-7222 for full
infnrmatio "a
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Gent,
16-UNIT APT.-N.W.

This det. mod. bldg. is IN fine NV.
location. adj. Rock Greek Park, and
in excel. cond. All apis. are very
well arranged and equip; bldg. has
buiit-in incinerator. etc.. and ten
$1,000 yearly. Well financed and
priced very low for prompt sale.
Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors Ex 1911
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

BUILDING, 40x26 IT,, with lot
50x50.. zoned for any type Of COM
mercial work. Two overhead doors,
garage, warehouse, carpentry shop
or any type shop; 500 mo-: immed.
occupancy. 5526 Dorsey lane, Be-
thesda, Md. OIL. 2155; ewes. OW.
5i3o, or LO. 5-3405. -2S
d. 900 SO. IT. Of ground centrally
located; pvt r.r. siding and once
Ma, pHS6.
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LOANS
FRONT PROF. FOR RENT

SMALL FURN. cottage ON bay. All
utils; pier and garage; $50 wk.
Avail. July 26-sept. 1. WA. 1872.
BEACH-Emily's Beach
Haven on Potomac River at lst St.
Cottages and unusual apts.; cool;
all elec:. baths, hot water, swim, fish,
crab. co. O611 eyes,. Mon Thurs.
-23
LEONARDTOWN, MD.-Large fur
nished cottage on Bay front, ac-
SSaa ,Seomodates af 6So5 6; ami. pvt. pier and
FRONT COTTAGE in quiet
community. August-September Box
290-A. Star.
BEACH. VA. Nice. cool
broom waterfront cottage. Modern.
Fenced grounds. Aug. "a on sou
wk. AP. 1885. -26
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WAREHOUSE WANTED
WE HAVE CIIENTS

WE HAVE CLIENTS
warehouse spaces from 5000
to 10000 50. IT. If you have such
available in next two to three
months. call Mr.. Haas.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV, Realtors. MA. $500.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
QUIET middle-aged couple wish to
rent waterfront cottage. Modern
conveniences; Aug. :ird to Aug.
25th. Rowboat available. Reply
stating particulars, rate. Box 21S-
c, Star. 24s
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BOATS (cont.)

OUTBOARD MOTOR. Evinrude 7la-
h.p. Fleetwin; duo-clutch. new cond.
purchased Feb. 1882, and run only
1915 hours; $50 cash; will demon
Strate. SH. 6139. -27
LIFT. Wolverine boat; S165. Call
I6-FT. INBOARD SPEED BOAT, Gray
marine, rs h.-p.; will do 40 m.ph.
trailer included; S975 cash. DU.
12C0 daytime; JU. 7-9096 nights.
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sEAsHoRe PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Remainder Of season;
din room, 4 bedrooms, dormitory,
bath and Q half baths, screened
porch. Newly appointed 3-bedroom
cottage facing ocean. RAPK1N
REALTY, INC, 16 Rehoboth ave-,
Rehoboth Beach. Delaware. Phone
COTTAGES AND APIS
Week month. Make reservation now.
GOULD, 5000 Pacific ave-, Wild
wood-by-the-Sea, N. ]. Phone 2-7TO1.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

18th AND PA. AVE. NV.
This .3-story and bsmt brick home Is
2l-ft. wide: has l3 rms. 4 baths.
oil. hot-water heat and is zoned first
commercial. Now used as q ROOM
Ing house. Within walking dist, of
many Govt. bldgs. 1t is ideally To-
Gated and adapted to many COM
m1ePclaI uses. R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Capitol st.. Realtor, MA.
5000. ga
Evening star., 1952-07-23
SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME
COX & co.
RI 1888. 81. OTIS. UN. 1925,
FREE APPRAISAL

DIRECT FROM OWNER
asnfsi sppfss si'h ca tSi '0SE DrogsEsS RSss
81. 1868; Ewes. NO. O0O6.
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1910 MATTHEW'S 3s-ft. de luxe
extras. Perfect condition. A real
buy.
MORTON & LOOSE co.
10 w. Eager St.. Baltimore /. Md.
Phone Vernon 1870 80
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
COMMON CENTSII

2 OR 4 UNIT APT. in or near BRIGHT
wood. For investment and living pur-
poses. Substantial down payment.
,JU ?.T@34 -oo
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A DEALER FROM N, C.
Paving big prices for '36 to so cars.
5SO6 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 9844.
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CALIFORNIA
Living is Is minutes from d. c., in
this custom brick, over-sized ram
bier with entrance hall, 9 full baths,
23-tt. recr. rm., gar, bsmt., inclosed
porch, wall-to-wall carpeting and
formal-sized din. rm. The gorgeously
Ianoscaped site approXimates "a
acre and features patio and har
cue oven. It's better than it reads
Wnen you can assume the $4,000
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes on wilson, IA. $1,000.
-oR
Evening star., 1952-07-23

WILLIAM J. LITTLE
$50 Maine Ave. S.W., ST. O154-O326.
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TROJAN SPORTSMAN 12 and IA It
Also l4.ft. off-shore angler priced
from S195.
We will remain closed Saturday and
Sunday until after Labor Day. Open
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AVIATION

FOR SALE-Taylor Craft Tandem,
Al model; licensed until July 4,
1858. IA. S-50S1. -25
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3U1Gh ANIION WITH ALL Cash
HOMES-MD., VA, b. c.
MR.. QUICK, RA. 341S zee
Evening star., 1952-11-09

Shop Mo6sl $40 y" Dsn wsh osossd elscip hori-
zoasol bsach ssoad, sss ef - swis ds sad holder;
- gsindiag wkssl, - bseiso wassl, - wks bsssi,
~ arbcr odoptss, ssiek of poliskino composmd,
hosdy. ssssi green faislsd esryiae eass. SASS
'is.bs Wsss ssaass sss ssskas ssS Aecssssss shevs
IN pieiwss sad sbovs eptiessi sf 6oa sziro cost
Evening star., 1952-11-09

UNE LITTLE INDIAN
Continued from preceding page
more time. My store teeth
bounced some when tried to
sink 'em into the tough, dry deer
meat.
The pause = before we went
on to ham sandwiches, potato
chips, hot coffee and cold milk
from vacuum bottles II gave us
all a little time to muse.
He'll Kmovv Later
Our here, where the air is clear
an the clock ticks slow you can
spend a while nearly every day
givin' your thoughts plenty of
room. l fell to considerin' how
Willie Jack was in a spot to size
up the various layers of civiiiza-
ton from the Birthstone Pit to
st. Peters Throne - the won
ders of nature an the works of
man!
/ couldn't make out what
was gOin' through the boys
mind, but Alias, the pup, was
pretty obvious. He showed with
fixed gaze and waverin' tail that
he had found a pal who smelled
wonderful and came equipped
with eatables.
Willie" l said, when you
get to be a big man, what're you
gonna be?"
Willie shrugged. Long time"
he said. when / get big maybe
/ know"
Refer 'Ezm 10 willie
1HE Missus and / kept c;;-
ts;;i;r tss:;;;i;r.i7. Go ,,u, selves uniii Willie
was in = and Alias under the
bed that night. We heard another
DC 6 mumbling along its high
trail on Green 3. I took my feet
down from the porch rail and
said to her:
II never was one to hand out
advice to the young. An amt
gonna start now. But if anybody
asked me how to succeed, how to
work your way to the top through
the layers of civilization an what
passes for civilization, / believe
I would refer 'em to Willie Jack,
of the Shoshone Nation"
"And a little child shall lead
them" the Missus quoted.
Correct" / tell her. willie
knows where hell is = and where
heaven is. An while he is caught
here between EN- he just figures
out the answers as the problems
come along" The End
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16

James D. Jordan, deputy tax collector, will be at the Kodiak Hotel from February IT to B to answer questions on tax returns.
 Jordan arrived in town early this week but flew to Adak to assist civilian en-
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16
L.an1nles Plan World Jaunt

MT. and Mrs. William Lam- ne will leave the middle of next week for a few weeks in the states before sailing abroad for several months.
 They are scheduled to sail on the American Mail Line i2-passenger freighter, China Mail. from Seattle late in March.
 i They will go through the Orient and to Ceylon, and ex- pect to reach France late in the spring. They plan to spend several months In Paris.
 Before sailing, they will visit relatives in Idaho, Wash ington and Oregon.
 Lamme is employed at the post office, and Mrs. Lamme has divided her time between Kraft's grocery department and the Kodiak MIRROR.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16
ployees there with tax prCb- lens.

D. N. Buck" Hoylman, city councilman, will repre- sent the City of Kodiak at the Kodiak Electric Association meeting March 3.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16

You go out and buy a car fv- yourself and your family-a car big enough for your needs. So with Standard. We provide whatever facilities it takes to handle our crude oil and keep delivering our finished products where and lOhen they're needed, to customers who depend on for service.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16

Ivor Schott, Kodiak school superintendent, returned Sun- day from Juneau.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16

Now suppose you're driving your car and a hitchhiker thumbs ride. You pick him up only if you want to. The choice is yours So again with Standard. In our pipelines within state, cross
 ing only privately owned land and in our tankers, vo may choose to carry only own oil.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16
"Why shouldn't
 YOU haul the other fellows OiI?"

One of the things people ask about Standard is Why we do not Jet other oil companies use all of OUT tankers, marine terminals, aud pipelines. They say, "Why shouldn't you haul the other fellow's oi?" The answer to that question is that we're mighty busy hauling our own, meet ing our regular obligations to our custo- mers. Standard just can't share all of it's transportation equipment with other companies. And it's unfair to ask us to do it. It's like asking you to let everybody else use your car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
George Lorimer, Son
OF Magazine Editor
BY the Associated Press

SYLVANIA, Ga. Dec. 90
George Lorimer, 46, son of George
Horace Lorimer, late editor of the
Saturday Evening Post, was found
dead in the bathroom of his plan
tation home near here yesterday.
Coroner Robert Bennett said
there was a bruise on the side of
the head and that Mr.. Lorimer
may have struck his head on a
window sill as he fell to the floor
An autopsy will be held in Augusta
today to determine the cause OF
death.
DR.. Grady Lee of Millen was
called to the 17.O00-acre Millhaven
Plantation after discovery of the
body. Mr.. Bennett quoted the
physician as saying the head blow
could not have caused death.
Mrs. Lorimer and three daugh-
tiers, Patricia, Huldah and Jerry,
were in Atlanta shopping when
Mr.. Lorimer died. Mrs. Lorimer
is the former wife of Vernon
(Catflsh) Smith, University of
Georgia football star.
Mr.. Lorimer acquired the plan
tation in 1912 from E. T. Conner
and was engaged in cattle raising
and farming. Occasionally he
wrote magazine articles. He re-
ceived his education in private
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
Mrs. Celeste Knight, Sc,
Resident Here 10 Years

Mrs. Celeste Knight, GO. widow
of Maj. Gen. Henry E. Knight
died Thursday after a brief i'll
ness at her home, 2126 Connecti-
cut avenue NV.
Mrs. Knight had been WASH
ington resident 10 years. Her huS-
band, who died in 1851, was or
active duty with the Army fol-
38 years, serving in the Philippines
and in Germany during World
War I.
She is survived by her mother
Mrs. William M. Foote, and Sis
ter, Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, wild
ow of a major general who was
killed in a Louisiana air accident
in 1913. Both live in Plattburgh
NY.
Graveside services will be held
at 2::30 pm. Monday in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
Jefferson Jackson Dinner
To Be Held Here in 1853

The Democratic National Com
mittee will stage its annual fund
raising Jefferson-Jackson Day
dinner here again in 1853.
Leaving a conference with Pres
ident Truman late yesterday.
National Chairman Stephen A.
Mitchell, said the. local dinner
probably will be held in the spring
at date later than is customary.
Because a new administration is
coming in, he said. it would be
scarcely advisable to stage the
affair when there is so much other
activity.
This years dinner was held on
March 20. It was on that occa-
sion that President Truman said
he would not seek reelection.
Asked if the dinner would be
the usual S100-per-plate affair,
Chairman Mitchell said. Maybe
the Eisenhower prosperity will
bring us to 5000 a plate"
Mr.. Mitchell said arrangements
are already under way for a
couple of other Jefferson-Jackson
Day affairs elsewhere but that he
would not disclose the location.
The chairman said that graft
flying results have been obtained
/ from newspaper ads for contribu-
lions to liquidate the campaign
debt. He said the national COM
mittee still has obligations APP
proximating $188. 600 and that all
units of the Stevenson campaign
owe something under 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
N. f. Buckley, Jr.,
Trial Attorney

M. Edward Buckley. jr., So an
attorney we'll known in Washing
ton courts, died Thursday after
a long illness.
A native of the District, he
lived at 1924 Window place NV.
He had been i'll about year.
Mr.. Buckley was graduated
from Central High School in
1922. He was a star athlete and
captain of the school football
team.
He also achieved prominence on
the gridiron at Pennsylvania State
College. He was graduated there
in 1926.
He received .lis law degree from
Georgetown University Law School
in 1882 and was admitted to the
District Bar.
One of the defense attorneys in
the mass sedition trial neld here
in 1914 Mr.. Buckley argued many
criminal cases in Municipal ano
District Courts.
He was a member of Lambda
Sigma and Delta Epsilon Fraterni-
ties.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Eleanor z. Buckley; a son
Victo A.; two daughters, Mrs
William o. Ware, of Ell Paso, Tex.
and Miss Joan Buckley of the
Window place address.
Requiem mass will be said al
10 an. Monday at st. Matthews
Cathedral. Burial viii lbe in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
Mental Patient SOUGHT;
Reported Armed

Montgomery County police to-
day sought a dangerous mental
patient" who was reported to
have assaulted and robbed his
mother of $170.
Police identified the man as
Donald S. Garriss. rs, whose
mother. Mrs. Maybelle S. Garriss,
81, lives at 910 Heron court, Sill
yer Spring.
Garriss was reported armed and
police were cautioned to approach
him with caution.
According to police, Mrs. Gar
riss said her son came to her home
last Tuesday and since then had
kept her in the house and refused
to let her use the telephone. Yes
terday about Sis pm, she said
he knocked her to the floor. took
the money from her and fled in
her 1850 gray Chevrolet sedan.
Mrs. Garriss Swore out warrants
against her son on assault and
robbery charges.
Police said Mrs. Garriss told
them her son left the Springfield
State Mental Hospital about
Thanksgiving and had been liv-
ing in a hotel in Washington be-
fore coming to her home. His
wife lives in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
Irving 5. Walker Dies;
Steamboat PASSENGER
AGENT 70 Years

Irving S. Walker, ST., So, who for
20 years was general passenger
agent of the old Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Co., died
of heart attack yesterday.
Mr.. Walker, a native of Wash
ington, was with the steamboat
company nearly so years, the last
20 as its general passenger agent.
When the steamer line went out of
existence four years ago, he be-
came associated with the Old Bay
Line. whose wharves are at Maine
avenue and Seventh street S.W.
He retired in 1850.
He was the son of Richard A.
Walker. former president of Lin
coin National Bank here.
For many years a resident of
Norfolk. Va. Mr.. Walker returned
in 1928 to the District. He lived
at 1865 Kennedy street NV. He
was a member of Masonic lodges
and clubs here and in Norfolk, in
GLIDING the Almas Temple.
Shriners and the Sphinx Club here.
He also was a member of the Lions
Club. the Washington Passenger
Association and an honorary mem
Der of the American Association
OF Travelling Passenger Agents.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Mar
gueritte Guy Walker of the home
address. he is survived by two sons,
Irving S. Walker. jr., 416 Hillmoor
drive Silver Spring. and Harry l..
Walker, IS Crittenden street NE:
two daughters, Mrs. James B.
De Pue. 8709 Geren road, Silver
Spring, and Mrs. E. Carter Lord,
TIT Cox avenue, Hyattsville.
Also two brothers, Alfred
Walker, North Carver. Mass. and
Edward c. Walker. 8712 Colesville
road, Silver Spring: two sisters,
Miss Anne M. Walker of Washing
ton and Mrs. Thomas Humphrey
jr., 1915 Fern street NV, and
six grandchildren.
Funeral services, at the Lee
funeral home. Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE, were
to be held this afternoon. with
burial in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
Separated Twins Remain Alive
3-Loyer Covers Protect Brains

the twins do die, the deaths most
likely will be caused by one or
the other of these possible de-
velopments.
In cerebral edema cases an ex-
cessive amount of body fluids
accumulate in the brain. Cerebral
anoxemia is a lack of oxygen in
the brain.
Another Source of Worry.
Another source Of worry is that
spinal fluid in the brains. coming
into contact with the plastic COW
ering, may lead to an infection
and that may lead. in turn. to
spinal meningitis.
/ But there was one hopeful note
Rodney, the stronger twin. is start
ing to respond to nurses when they
talk to him.
The chief nurse held up q pencil
before Rodney during the night
and asked: Whats this?'
Rodney. a natural mimic, re-
peated the words. Whats this"
But, the spokesman cautioned
attending doctors say Rodney is
not yet past his First hurdle
Roger has remained unconscious
since the operation. His condi-
ton was termed Every precarious
Some physicians have said they
never observed such remarkable
'recuperative powers as those ex-
Ihibited by the twins.
The twins mother, Mrs. Mar
Ijorie Brodie, 80. former nurse,
told reporters:
Il think it's q miracle that
They've gone this far"