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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicant waiting
for your furn. or unfurn; apis: OF
houses or sublets;; WASH dh1;6,v Va white;
EMPLOYED MOTHER and daughter
wish 1-bedrm. furn. apt; in apt.
bldg, NV; reas. EN-. 2-S937. s"
YOUNG refined working couple desire
1-bedrm. unfurn. apt, preferably in
pvt. home with yd. or porch, for
about SIS in NV. area. Our present
lease ends on May l.. Please call
GO. $500 between 10 am and
UNFURN. EFFIC. APT. or light house
keeping room. vic. of Nichols ave.
in Congress Heights. 10. 3-64OS.
FURN. or unfurn. accommodation. Re-
fined. middle aged resp. cple. Cow.
114-A, Star. 8"
MAN AND WIFE. no children.
Unfurnished apt. liv. rm.. bedrm..
kitchen. bath; NV. preferred. lst
floor, elevators all other floors.
Box lila, Star. s"
UNFURN. APT, NV. sec.-1 bedrm.,
liv. rm;. bath; kit stove and re-
fgr. LU. 4-4S23' AID. 4-4653. Bets
UNFURN. APT. NV. sec.-1 beGrm..
refs; Lu. 4-4s2$, AID. 4-4s53,.
YOUNG PROF. COUPLE desires l.
bedrm. furn. apt; kit. pvt. bath;
reas.; starting April l. EN-. 5000.
DESIRE TWO-BEDROOM APT. stor-
ferred: maximum. SS5, including
utilities. Cali North 7-7332. Ex-
tension S12.
i ROOM. unfurn.. with kit. If pos
sible;; middle-aged empl; lady; NV,
YOUNG MOTHER and 3-yr.-old
apt; reasonable; child in day school,
tn. 2-19SS.
ABOUT MAR. Is, for approx. 4 mo. (;
3-4 rms. bath, furn. apt, or small
house, vic. Rockville, Bethesda,
Chevy Chase; reSpon. elderly couple.
Call Frederick, Nd. Monument
general delivery. 10
QUIET, OLDER COUPLE wish to sub
let small apartment. near Connecti-
cut ave, one month, beginning
about Mar. %. Box 97-A. Star
APARTMENT for bachelor. furnished
or unfurnished, in Arlington or en-
virons. Living room, bath, kitchen.
cite bedroom with twin beds II
Send complete information. Box VS.
S43, 22l w. 41st ST.. New York, N. Y.
CAPITOL HILL-Quiet, refined lady
desires furn. apt, / bedroom, kitch-
en-. bath. Box 14S-A, Star.
WANTED-AptS, housekeeping and
sleeping rms. BILTMORE REALTY
CO., HO. 2-5629 or RIA. 3-0277.
UNFINISHED, NV. or BetheS., by
Apr. /. Air Force officer wants to
settle wife and baby before leaving
for Korea end of month. Not over
$50. Box 167-A, Star.
2 GIRLS. 20 and 90. desire 1-bedrm.
NV: April /. TIA. 9-53O2.
EFFICIENCY APT. wanted by young
businessman. in Wesley Heights-
Wash. Cathedral area. Refs. EN-.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN and wife
need furn: apt, pref; in NV, or
ing June !, 1858. Box 14I-B: Star.
d. c. COUPLE. 2 children, desire I'M
furn. 2-bedrm. house or apt. with
yard: S75-SS5. LA. 6-1043.
AVAIL. NOW to June l., New brk.
rambler, 3 bedrms.. 9 baths. sep. din.
nm, lovely kit, rec. rm,, maids rm.
and bar. 2-car gar. 1915 mo.
Otis 1850 Otis 4-sO35
NICE COLORED GIRL would like /
large room and kitchenette, I'M
furnished, in a nice home in NV.
or ne. section: S38 to $40; share
bath. Phone AID. ADAPT.
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KENSINGTON =. Small. Q bedrooms
fenced yard. Sis.
BtTHESDA--6 rms. attached garage
BETHEsDA-6 rms. Just OF Bradley
blvd, SI75.
CHEVY CHAsE--7 rms. 2 baths. at
tached paraae. 5000.
attached garage. 1928.
rms. . baths II bed
rm; and bath. 1st floor. recr. rm.,
BROAD BRANCH RID. N.W.-s rms.
MALoRA r. cHRfsTMaN
5000 Wis. Peal Estate. WO. 6-2923
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AVAILABLE ABOUT APRIL IS. Du-
pont Circle-Charming small Eng
sulated, attic fan; inexpensive main
tenance. Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
pantry and buffers pantry; bed
rms. ? baths. and powder rm.; gas
h.-w.h. Adult family; $3.50 month.
MRS EMERY SMITH, DU. 7-52OO;
DU. 1866, evenings.
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1904 9Th ct NV

1904 sth ST. NV.
Well-furn.. home. consisting Of g lge.
rms. 3 bedrms.. . porches. beaut
mod. kit. and bath, etc; avail. on
lease at reaS. rental. Apply to
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO,
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 3-1S11.
BETHESDA-CH. CHASE
Cozy & rms. full bmst. and garage,
Diet. white brk. in lovely neighbor-
hood close to country clubs. schools,
etc., cor. Of River I'd. and Verne St,
blk. beyond GoldSboro I'd Immed
possession May be seen at any time
by ringing the bell. $3.50 mo.
1907 Georgia St, Chevy Chase. Md;
occupancy April 7; 5000 mo.
YELLOTT & co.
1924 Eye St. NV. Realtors.
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CROWN REALTY, JE. $4,000

WALKER & DUNLOP
4245 Hildreth st. s.e.-Brand new
2-story brick with 2 bedrms. and
full bsmt. sos.
800 Powhatan ST., N. Arl.-Two-bed-
rm: brick rambler with nice yard.
Sis.
6l3 Gath ave.. Capitol Hts.-Two-
bedrm. rambler with full bsmt. and
nice yard. 500. To inspect call
10. 9-S773.
1900 18th ST. NV.
co. 5-O222
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OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY

Here's your chance to own your own
profitable business as Western
retail nationally accepted, popular
lines Of auto supplies, home appli-
ances, bicycles. radios and TV, SPORT
ing goods. tools. etc. Carefully-se
lected locations available. No retail
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you. Minimum cash capital Of S10.-
600 needed. Locations available in
Long Branch. N. j., Freehold, N. j.,
Petersburg. w. Va.
See. write or phone us for informa-
ton
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.
1901 LEEDS AVE.
BALTIMORE %. MARYLAND
Phone: Arbutus 1895
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COUNTY INVESTMENT, INC.
q. Sol 90 SUNDAYS III 6-RhOI
2ESTAURANT-GRILL

RESTAUHANT-GR
Mr.. OFFICES, GOVT. BLDGS.
day wk.; short hours, well equip. /:
over $3.50 weekly; shows nice profit.
AGENTS. DI. 7-6501, NE. S-5454.
WHOLESALE SERVICE BUSINESS
Long. established. serving regular re-
peat accounts. now offered for sale
by owner, who Is retiring; exper. not
req. as business. is fully stated BY
competent employees; eduipt. and
trucks in excel. cond.; S25, 900 cash
required. Box 66-B. Star.
ON HEAVILY TRAVELLED HIGHWAY,
service station, repair shop, restau-
rant and living quarters; $15,5OO.
Terms.
Near town. chair factory, woodwork
ing shop and grocery store; large
building: natural gas; good lot: with
: inventory and equipment: Sl2,75O.
Long established. profitable country
store and 7-room residence, on / "a
acres; excellent location; $1,000.
Inventory at cost.
p. M. BROWNING. Realtor,
John H. Hit, Associate,
CulnepRr Va
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COLORED - 1858 ROBINSON PL.
SEE rms. kit. bath. cleo; $42.50.
Apply 621 Colorado Bldg. %
COLORED-l5e3 MARION ST. NV.
tsSrs rely nv rm rss k1 n:c Saf
completely redecorated throughout:
available Immediately: rent. $65.
Apply B. F. SAUL CO.. 925 18th st.
NV. MA. $1,000. %
COLORED LARGE ROOMS, full
bsmt., h.-w.h.: suitable for o room
ing house: rent, $125 per mo-: avail
able about Mar. 10. B. F. SAUL
CO., 925 18th st. NV. MA. S-21OO.
COLORED-WOODRIDGE-Det. mod
G-rm. brick house; lge. yards; conV.
to r. I. ave. transp; $1O5 mo- Good
refs. required. Call MR.. BROWN
HUI, 3-5S2S 81
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dEoRGEToWN-New small house;
equipped kitchen; End a. liv. rm..
powder rm.; Bird f.. . bedrms. and
bath. Open today till 6. 3345
ALLEN ALL Sl' & & ROCKS, INC.
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CHOICE RENTALS
IN CONVENIENT VIRGINIA

2-bedroom brick. full basement, sep
arate dining area, Bendix. Sic
month.
3-bedroom brick rambler. full base
ment; GE kitchen; DISPOSAL; Ben
at Sl65.
Poplar Heights. 3-bedroom brick RAM
bier; full basement: very clean. I'M
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COLOREn

NE. bungalow for rent, $50 mo-
Just redec., In new-house cond.; no
children: prefer couple. Please call
for details after 6 pm. today, LA.
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AVAILABLE-A VERY PROFITABLE
BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN
Distributing a fast-moving automo-
tive speciality that has no competi-
ton in results achieved and price.
Exclusive Statewide territory. To
get into this profitable business all
you need is average selling ability,
car and small investment. Ref
erences required. Manufacturer, Box
1l3-A, Star.
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home, cow. pub
lie and parochial schools. 8 rms,
2 baths. full basement. garage.
Avail. now. S175 mo. Oil h.-w.h.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. 4-S5S6 OF. 4-S035
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Three bedrooms. fireplace. loft. pic
ture window, Bendix washer, steel
kitchen cabinets. sliding closet
doors, Westinghouse refgr.: block
from schools. 3 blocks from recrea-
ton center; $115; immed. occu-
nancy. OIL, 0-R3O4 3
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TAVERN AND PROPERTY - 7-day
LIQUOR; Calvert Co.. Prince Frederick
G y1G;; g bars nn9 Il col0Ted: I white;
8 rms, bath, liv. quarters: z acres
OF land; must sacrifice, $50. 800
with terms.
BEACH HOTEL. AND BAR-The nm
est and best known VI. around in
North Beach vic; 7-day liquor;
pouring ST 1000 wk.; IS mod. rms =.
always taken; huge net profit; ask
ing $4,000.
100; main thoroughfare; A. A. Co. /;
5000 wk., plus $4,000 VI. take on
coin coli. MACHINES; remo %6d thEopghh-
ROLLER RINK AND MOD. DRIVE
300: 4 yrs. old; ideally situated ~
new hwy. in A. A. Co.; nets over
Harry Harry r. Bow Tli sell ia7 q N ssass;
ave-, Bait, Md. Lexington 1O15;
ewes. Towson 0OS4, Forest 1928.
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NICE COLORED GIRL would like /
large room and kitchenette. un-
furnished, in a nice home in NV.
or ne. section: S3S to $40; share
bath. Phone AID. 4-3427.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

l403 RittenhOuSe NV.
immaculate 6-rm. brick; powder rm.
1st fl, tile bath, tub and shower,
End fl. Lease l or 2 years. Large
modern kitchen Possession March
10, open every day 10 to g..
SCHAEFER, DE. $4,000; eyes,, DE.
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Silver Springs Bedrms.
Liv. rm.. din. rm.,. cleo. kit. 1927
Old Bladensburg I'd. Elk. 3-S972.
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SERVICE STATION
Rhode Island ave. location, high 20.
known oil company; no goodwill in
volved; immediate occupancy. Call
Baltimore, Md, Curtis O767, Q to 8.
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and night club-On busy thorough
portunity to construct your own
bldg; owner will subordinate; whis-
KEY and beer on and off sale. slot
machines. Sunday privileges are
legal in this district. DI. 7-S724 or
HE 4-R62T
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Courtroom

Refined clientele, See Mr. Cohen
8-1l am, or 8 to 8 pm. 49,
Conn IA
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND - Restau-
rant and apartments; 2-story build
ing. large lot and busy corner; La
Plata, completely equipped, eStab-
lished business, $4,000.
Block plant Concrete or cinder)
dton ON State qoad Near sG9d SSH
convenient La Plata; $4,000.
Grocery and meat market business;
equip. included; Lexington Park
good location; low rent; $1,000.
LEONARD SNTnER Ia plata MD
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-New rambler,
ideal location for Navy or public
health doctor. Liv. din. rm. comb,
Z, 55eedrms-. lse' d.E. kit.' full osmt.'
EDW. H. JONES & CO, INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. OIL. 2-2300
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GROCERY STORE. doing over So, 600
week: self-service;- no beer. no de-
hvertes; good profits: partners sac
rificing. Call to get particulars. Ia
9.6217 or RE. 7-0S73, HARRY M.
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Off Connecticut Ave.
2OLLINGWOOD COLONIAL

3-bedroom, den, recreation room,
maids room, 3hs tiled baths. Q
car garage, beautiful screened
porch. Home in excellent condi-
ton. Rental a bargain at S275. Sat.
and Sun. OIL. 4.1S52 3
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LUNCH AND
COUNTRY STORE

Corner . main highways on lot 250x
garage: lunch room seats IS; S rms.
and bath 2nd f.; all masonry BLDG;
owners must sell; only So 300 ham
dies property and all, Call Mr..
Young or Mr.. Ross.
C.. J. YOUNG. ST. 3-15OO
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FfkEE@LanHIo5ds applicant TaitinE
houses or sublets: Wash, Va. white;
Or1an = 1ave MA @ NM
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$500 IDAHO AVE. NV, Cathedral
areas bedrms., ga baths; lge.
liv. rm., side porch, rec. rm.,
servants bath: oil h.-w.h; "a acre
ground. lge trees. Open Sat, Sun,
10 to g.. Phone WO. 6-O959. Long
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Same owner over 5 years. owner
quotes $4,000 yearly volume. Hours
8 to Z, closed Sundays; good lease,
low rent; no good with asked. Priced
at $14,500, which includes $4,000
stock; fixtures worth more than
$4,000; terms. Exclusive.
Ewes. and Sun, Shea Chaser, RIA.
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AVAIL. NOW to June /. New brk.
rambler, 3 bedrms. 9 baths. sep. din.
rm, lovely kit, rec. rm.. maids rm.
and bar gear gar. S215 mo.
ROMYE LAMBORN
Otis 1850 Otis 4-sO35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08

hECUKD SHOP: leading store: owner
40eS sells. records only; rent. S175:
no payroll. Has $4,000 in stock
and fixtures. Total price is 500 900:
$1,000 down. CASTOR CO., sol
Woodward Bldg. DI. 7-7765.
CAFETERIA; located in office bldg:
owner quotes 500 daily: closed ewes.
and Sun. halliday sat: mostly
sandwiches. pin ball machs: net
500 wk.: 5000 down. CASTOR
90 III -S=eS
Evening star., 1953-11-23
By Day Thorpe

All concerned with last nights
concert at the Church of the
Ascension and st. AgneS-chorus,
soloists, orchestra and conductor
may well be proud of them
selves, for the ambitious and
taxing program was carried of
with polish and f1nesse. Mr..
Arnatt, man in his early 20s,
has made an enviable name for
himself in Washington during
the last four or five years as a
musician who not only can frame
programs of originality and dar-
ing, but also can often bring
them to performance with sue
cess to be expected only in one
with lifetime of experience.
Although review of another
recital prevented my hearing the
DeS Pres and Gabriel, I am sure
they were a delight to the large
audience. DeS Pres is one of the
half dozen towering masters of
music, so recognized in mis- time,
but today fallen into neglect with
the low state Of church music
that has prevailed since churches
have had to cater to their pub
lies rather than merely accept
them.
The intensity and passion of
the Lament for Ockeghem are
truly overpowering, and are typ
ical of much of Des Pres large
output. The Gabriel sonata, for
two antiphonal brass choirs in
st. Marks Cathedral in Venice,
Is notable for containing one of
the earliest examples of dynamic
indications supplied by the COM
poser.
The Stravinski Mass, in my
opinion one of that predictably
unpredictable composers most
successful works, was given a
restrained but very moving per-
formance. The extremely difficult
vocal parts blended well with the
10 wind instruments, and the
adroit Stravinski rhythms
showed the effect of hours of
well-directed rehearsal.
Anton Bruckner was conse-
Grated recluse paSsionately de-
voted to two overwhelming loves,
God and Richard Wagner. He
dedicated a symphony to God
and I have no doubt that a lit
tie research would show that
Wagner was also so honored.
Appropriately and fortunately
the influence of Wagner on
Bruckner is little in evidence in
the E minor Mass. The dreary
stretches of meandering impro-
visation that often mar many
of the symphonies are gone, and
a welcome terSenesS and point
have taken their place. Perhaps
words were what Bruckner
needed to keep him in the
groove. In any event, the mass
is clean, brilliant, and compell-
ing, with the EFT vitam ventura"
the close of the "Sanctus," and
the final Amen particularly sue
cinct.
The performance Of the
Bruckner was excellent. AS in
the Stravinsky, the orchestra is
wind band without strings.
The chorus sang warmly and
with great spirit.
Special credit should be given
the quartet of the evening:
Florence Miller, soprano, Ra-
mona Forbes, contralto, Donald
Evening star., 1953-11-23
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Evening star., 1953-11-23
Police Find Prowler
Hiding Under Bed
By he Assoeiuied Press

OKLAHOMA CITY. - Mrs.
Minnie Slaton, 43, Oklahoma
City, was puzzled when two po-
licemen banging on her front
door awakened her. The pointed
out a window screen had been
cut and the window was open.
The front and back doors also
were open.
The policemen looked under
the bed in which Mrs. Slaton had
been sleeping. and found a Is
year-old boy who admitted
breaking in.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

hyphen through Debussy to
Chopin was presented yesterday
afternoon at the Phillips Gallery
by Santos Ojeda, a young mu-
sician who has studied at the
Juilliard. the Sorbonne, and the
Paris ConServatoire.
Mr.. Ojeda seemed more at
home in the sonorous harmonies
of the Bach transcription and
the Chopin sonata than in the
more tenuous and refined Mozart
and Debussy. In the Chopin So
nata in particular his muscular
technique recaptured the beau
ties of the work that have de-
lighted audiences for generations.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Mutual Friends Pick
Husband for Teacher

ANKARA.-Mutual friends of
Miss Nernin Morovali, %. a
grade school teacher in Ankara,
and of her two suitors recently
selected by vote the man she
would marry-she couldn't make
up her mind.
Miss Morovali approved the 10
friends plan to choose between
Esref Calik, 25, a law student,
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Ruth Geiger Impressive
In Schubert Sonata

~ Piano RECITAL by Ruth Geigsr at the
Fantasia in D minor, Mozart; sonata
Suite, Opus IA, Bartok; Movement.
La Soiree dams Grenade, and Jardins
sous Ia pluie. DebuSsy; Ballade in
minor Opus 81, Chopin.
A hammered and insenSitive
performance of the D minor fan
tasia presaged disappointment
in Ruth Geiger's Schubert
sonata which followed. But not
at all, not at all! 1t was beauti-
full. This tremendous work, this
last great outpouring of every
thing we mean by the word
Schubert-indeed, I want to say
of everything we mean by the
word music-was played with
great style.
From the first bars, so quiet
and noble, through the flood of
secondary themes, and on
through the fantastic develop
ments, and the quiet return after
a rest, everything was well
thought out and knowingly pre-
sented. Then the slow move
ment, with its pizzicato- like oc-
taveS, and deeply poignant
melody, the rapid scherzo, and
the virtuoso finale with it's theme
so reminiscent of Beethoven's
last quartet movement, written
just the year before-all sang
very beautifully.
AS I became aware of Miss
Geiger's love for the work, I won-
dered why she left out the re-
peat in the first movement and
so lost the marvellous half-page
of the first ending. Tradition, or
perhaps the well-meaning advice
of experienced friends, I have no
doubt.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
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Evening star., 1953-11-23
News Of Music
Contoto Chorus Shows Finesse
In Ambitious Church Concert

The WASHINGTON Cantata Chorus,
with wind players from the National
Symphony. conducted by Ronald Ar
matt Church of the Ascension and
st. Agnes. Program Lament for Ockeg-
and Canzona Septimi Toni Gabriel;
Mass. Stravinsky; E minor Mass,
Rruckner
Evening star., 1953-11-23

and Necmi Balmulger, a 26-year-
old business executive, after their
rivalry had led to quarrels and
fist fights. Calik won, 6 to 4,
Miss Morovali concurred, and
Balmulger bowed out.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Phillips Gallery Pianist
ExceIIs in Chopin Sonata

Piano recital by Santos Ojeda at the
Phillips Gallery. Program: Prelude in
G minor, Bach-Siloti; Sonata in A
MINOR, K310, Mozart; EStampes, De- .
busy: Nocturne in D fiat and Sonata
in B minor. Chopin.
A conventional program of
piano music, ranging from Bach
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Miller, tenor, and Bernard
Moritz, baritone.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-30
Widow of Gen. Patton Killed Wednesday When Thrown From Horse

HAMILTON, Mass, R - Mrs. Beatrice Aver Patton, widow of Gen. George s. Patton, famed World War II 3rd Army com mander, was killed Wednesday when thrown from a saddle horse.
 Mrs. Patton's death was the third major tragedy in the fam fly in recent years.
 Her husband was killed in a collision between his jeep and another vehicle while serving in Europe. Their daughter, Beatrice. wife of Army officer John K. Waters, died about a year ago unexpectedly.
 Mrs. Patton, 67, was riding with 30 friends in a drag hunt spon- sored by the exclusive Myopia Hunt Club.
 Authorities believed Mrs. Pat ton died instantly from head in juries.
 Mrs. Patton leaves a son, Army It. Col. George s. Patton, III, who is in Tokyo, on leave from Korea, where he recently was decorated.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-30
Most Assessment Work Affidavits Are
 Incorrect, Says Dept. Of Mines Bulletin

involved in transporting tools, machinery or personnel to or from the claim, nor does the price of tools or machinery count. Build ing roads, trails, fumes, ditches, drains, either inside or outside the claim, for the purpose of mining or exploring the claim will count. Also any actual act of mining is assessment work.
 A reasonable allowance for the use of machinery or animals is assessment work, and so is the value of powder and fuse used. Wages paid a watchman, if one is necessary to protect the property, will count. The unWatering of shaft for an inspection, or the taking of samples for assay, do not count as legal assessment work.
 Work for a group of claims that are contiguous and under common ownership may all be done on one claim or in one place, but it must benefit the whole group, not just one claim. In computing the value of assessment work, the current wage rates and equipment allow ances of the vicinity are to be used.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-30
US. Navy Pilot Tries
 To Beat Britisher's Speed Record Of 1873 M.P.H.

THERMAL, Calif., R- A US. Navy pilot who flew faster than any man over a measured course Monday tried again yesterday, this time to overcome international speed contest technicalities for a new world record.
 It. Cmdr. James B. Verdin, 35, averaged 752.7 miles an hour in four passes over the three kilo- meter Q.863) miles, course on the desert at the edge of the Salton Sea Monday in the Douglas FAD Skyray.
 This was not quite fast enough to be considered record over the speed of 737.3 made by British Commander Michael Lithgow in Libya last Friday in a Vickers Supermarine Swift.
 That's because the air speed governing body, Federation Aero nautique Internationale, requires a new record to be at least one percent higher than the old one, which made Verdin's target 744.6.
 Incidentally, the TAI announced in Londay early Tuesday that it has officially confirmed the Brit ish record of 727.6 set Sept. ' by Test Pilot Neville Duke as the world speed record.