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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
Chicago Groin

CHI G;HIIcsAGo. Aug; 3 Rs ,; Most grains
On the 59arq 81 TRADE he
Losses were not nearly. as large as in
yesterdays session; Soybeans met sup
cline and com was on only few cents
at the worst. The yellow cereal then
rallied 70 SO above the previous close.
was unchanged to, v. lower. September
2.O5ss;. corn V to "a higher, septem-
ssspttsmSsr 2 s s sss to AZ to 0T So
lower. September 3.14, and lard cents
LEVER LEVER te sent.n cents hundred pounds
of rains during the past. four days was
again the main reason for selling soy.
received additional moisture oyernight,
although 1t was not nearly as heavy or
as widespread as over the week end;
In its five-day outlook the Weather
In Southern. Illinois and Indiana and
! inch in the northern sections. Pre-
sbe ss Nss Msi seen
Missouri was expected to get "a to 1
RI Soth +, wheat and oats ats, encountered .S .
west. These crops are beginning to move
to terminals in that area. Traders
said producers of oats in the Northwest
grain that those in. the. Midwest who
feed it or put it under the Government
loan,
Canada reported the largest peace
Stocks on August / were estimated at
794. b million bushels, compared with
vas vas IN 1913 when t aaehe war disrH sSte
shipping and Canada's exports were re-
duced.
Lard declined during early dealings
despite the fact supplies Of this COM
modify at Chicago continued to slump.
Stocks on July 81 totaled 9.S1S,972
June 30 end 5S.427.O2s pounds on
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Aircraiis Advance,
Most Issues Mixed
In Heavy Trading
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.--Air-
crafts were strong In an other
wise irregular stock market to-
day.
Trading began fast and con-
tinued at snappy pace into the
afternoon.
Aircrafts were spanked by
United, which raised its divi-
dend from rs cents to 81 late
yesterday and Boeing. which de-
clared a 50-cent extra dividend.
Both were up more than two
points.
General Dynamics was UP
four points. The company is
participating in both the Gov
ernment's aircraft and shipbuild-
ing programs.
Steels started with an upward
thrust but soon turned mixed
Bethlehem and Youngstown
Sheet were active and irregular
Railroads were fairly steady. but
Katy Preferred found strong
support as reorganization plans
call for consideration OF paying
arrears on the preferred.
Motors drifted lower as Cen
eral Motors declared its regular
dividend. GINS excellent earn
ings statement apparently LED
some investors to expect some
thing extra and GIN slipped
about a point
Hilton Hotels announced the
purchase of controlling interest
in the Hotels Statler Co., send
ing the Hilton stock up about
a point.
Railroads titled the corporate
bond market upward while Gov
eminent obligations held steady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
New York Produce

Butter steady Receipts si3 667. Whole
sale prices on bulk cartons tfresh)
creamery, 90 score lAAl, 5sN-58la
(Bl,. 55h-56; SO score tC), 52-52h.
Cheese steady to firm, prices un-
changed. Receipts 391,771.
wholesale egg prices steady. Receipts
1852.
New York spot quotations follow: Mid
western. mixed colors, extras 1880
lbs. . 40-40E; extras large (45-4S lbs. J,
39-39M; extras medium, 1898; stand
ards large. 1894; dirties. 1895: checks,
1924. Whites: Extras t4S-50 lbs.l, Al
41la; extras large l45-4S lbs,J, ,3Sta- 3g:
1880 lsb.). 41-42; extras large as
48 lbs.}, $3.50. Nearby: Whites, top
quality 1880 lhs.), 43-44Ia: mediums,
Browns: Top Quality 1880 lbs J, 44la-
%: mediums: 1885,. smalls. 27h-2S;
peVeeS, 20-21
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T obucco Markets

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Aug. y
for the less CROP beesn ~ yesterd SSs'o on
the Southern Maryland tobacco mar
kets. Volume was fairly heavy. the
Federai-State Market News Service re-
ported sss
Little change occurred In the prices
paid fer representative Grades. small
equal proportion when compared with
Fridays quotations Prices for indiyid-
ual baskets RANGED from SIS 4 hundred
Tor nendescript and low quality green
crop,
Auction sales last week amounted
$5ol24 . hundred The average va,
the lowest for any week this wear
Season sales totaled 32.S31 ,66s net
The four Southern Maryland markets
viii close on Friday. August 8.
Auction bid averakes per hundred
pounds on. limited number Of repre-
sentative United States Grades we're:
u. s. Monday
Grade Aug. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03

nOurly Ssies On the ExchanGe
ii.0a am ssosIGo IL noon go COO
t:0u pm $50 COO 400 o m Coo COO
sufllt Of tradnlR ~ snares 81 sales ii
tuu In pnnkruutrg or recetverxhtp o.
0einR teofKanized undet the BANKRUPTCY
Act or securities assumed by such com.
panies Rates OF DIVIDEND IN the fore
coins table are annual disbursements
based on the last quarterly OF semi.
annual declaration Unless otherwise
noted. special OF extra dividends ere not
included Also EXTRA Or extras An.
nual rate plus stock dividend, Declared
or paid N 1858 plus stock dividend
{ DECLARED or Daid 50 far. this year
{ Payable IN stock. estimated cash value
on exsdtvidend or redistribution date
PAID last year Declared or ps,d
elared or paid this year an accdmula.
tive issue with dividends m arrears.
= Paid this year dividend omitted az.
ferred or no actor taken at last aivi-
9sna meetins Declared Or paid d
dividend, cid Called Z n dividend. X-diS
* distribution. II N rights. NJ Without
warrants. NV With warrants Nd When
olssrieuse0 N Waen fssueo- A.
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New YorkC ottoni

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 R.--Tradins
in cotton futures remained quiet dur
ing the forenoon with. price changes
were about evenly balanced and values
close to Mondays ANAL.
Noon prices were unchanged to 10
cents q bale higher than the previous
close October 34.2S, December 34.47
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Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK, Aug. 8 P,.-The New
| York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
| dealers on the exchange for August z:
| Purchases of 266,0S6 shares; sales OF
| 253 $50 shares including 2,255 shares
| sold short
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DON'T PASS THIS oNEi
ROLLINGWOOD

Brand-new spacious brick ram.
bier: 2-car garage. Located on
SO' level wooded lot. Choice rest
Dental section. Center-hall plan.
Large living room with fireplace,
guest-stze dining room. rear
screened porch. last word in
Bedrooms Bedroom ?'i Saths. hct-vsWterr -s Sas
heat, attic fan and lots Of stor-
age space. very large base
ment with fireplace and "
bath.
McDevitt, Realtor
4. f,-4422 n No ansver III. 7-hAQA
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Long white rambler with attached
garage In Colesviiie: 3 bedrms..
paneled drepl. wall. S1s,5o0.
McEWAN q .VIERLIN0. JU. 0-1302.
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JUST OFF DALE DR..
JUST OFF FLOWER AVE.
JU. 9-644O
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
SILVER sPRING-NEW
Modern SDlit-LeVelS

Modern Split-LevelS
See the ADVANTAGES Of 2-story living
with the conveniences lof q ram
bier. Builder must SELL Best value
in convenient Woodside location. 8
rms, 2a baths. full din. rm., lge.
cleo. kit. with dining area; GE
range, refgr.,. lovely knotty pine
Grafton for cash above loan. VIII
accept CT contract. Terms and
trade arranged. Also have 4 ex-
tremely fine ranblers, choice Of col
ors. or will build custom home on
other lots. Open daily, 1-6. Dirs. ::
Drive out Ga. ave. about blks. past
dr.. 2 blks. to Second ave-. right /
blk. Ewes, tn. 2-0350.
AUERBACH & CO. DI. 7-6501
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$500 DOWNS bedrms., din. room.
ll5f-YR.. OLD RAMBLER-3 bedrms..
lty din, util ;, rp e; s ;t . PATE;
dryer Ssrie1 n WOODED sSd section s mr. NH
owner issSinS town. OF. z-a$S2.
Ia PACKAGE! small church; 3-bed-
Church can easily. be converted to
SMILEY SMILEY NC, UN. $500. III
by OWNER-1M-yr. -old. spacious s.
bedrm. brick. rambler in one Of
iiv.-din. area. cleo. Kit. incl. gar
bage disposal. dishwasher and dining
space. 2 baths. 11x16 screened
porch. good-sized util. rn. $4,000.
Isl s.o5oWS S bedrms., Q baths; near
ny. rm., firepl, din. rm.. de luxe elec.
MOOR AGENCY. INC, 10. a-5555
No 81 &d B e Downs bedrms.; 81 det.
IKE rent. owner leaving town, ~
1s-a SGSi ESTATE. 80 min. down.
town-spacious 9-rm. home. 1st n.
32xl6 lig: rm. with Normandy fire;;
fireplace. large din. rm.. overIookins
wide lawn, elec. kit. Q large bed
rms. compl. bath. End d.. 3 bedrrls..
bath. walk-iii shower: basement:
laundry; GE oil heat: storage cellar:
21su csr. freezer; NAME refsss con- sa
rage; stable. 8 each horse and COW
incl, tractor. all tools: all fenced:
fruit trees. berries. asparagus, fine
veg: garden. pasture. many hsaut.
S Tss s ar Schools NIL ste SaSsd Many
other features. $40. 900. WA. Z
74o4 or 10 5-1S14. Brokers pro-
AifsPeiSsoox., h,aer. lot; excel. s-bedrm;;
replace sep s an. nm nv beautiful in
modern kitchen, side porch. full
Price: SIC. 95O. WOOD CO. 1115s
ss sliss R ssSs.E Ss ssi e. s%
Sedrn,ss o baths bath S-c an far ri;
Shown by appt. only. NELLIE LOWE
GGAssE5L; AD. apis; ewes. and Syn %
RAMBLER, s5 it.. very modern. on 3
acres. Stream and springs: more
land q! avail. Price s59'5oO. Of.
# Y YoSii INTEND TO BUY in the
$35, 900 to $40. 900 bracket by all
Spring rambler; s large bedrooms. 2
luxurious baths. secluded screened
porch. marvellous rec. room at grade
level. built-in garage: latest equip
ment throughout including air con-
eenIndonrn ", o. tns en Usr poWs: isop.
81 : $50 BRICK HOME in "Glenmont
Hills" with 3 bedrooms. bath. liv-
ing room, dining l. and equipped
Kitchen plus clothes washer IN
now now vacant TSsM ri RIpLE9 RoM Err
Rs sMSRr f L. Sse RA SRs sve en
an unusually nice lot in Silver Spg.
Just Of Ga ave-; brick. Of course,
with good shade trees. . home Of
on terms. RIPLEY Il ROMER. Real
tors. ~, SILL. Omen eyes;
THE FOLKS WHO LIVE HERE have tav:
beng sold only because Of transfer;
brick Cape Cod in Four Corners
area of sil. spg.: with good rooms
and bath plus another room up
stairs; bsmt. Is semifnished with
huilt-in garage. $1S,750; RIPLEY
& ROMER. Realtors. JU. 5-61l1.
Open evenings.
WHITE BRICK CAPE CoD-Attach-
"a garage and tool house. LIST door:
paneled den with large picture win
mod. kit. with GE dishwasher. liv.
rm.. 23x12 with firepl., din. rm.
12x13rs End floor: 8 bedrr1s;. 2
ceramic tiled baths. 2 large walk-in
storage rooms: bsmt.. ,paneled rec.
nm. with firepl.. large laundry rm.
toilet small shop rrl., gas hot
water heat. Attrac. level lot with
good lawn 2h miles from NH
and Navv Med. Center. OIL. 2-S099
SALE BY OWNER-3-bedrm. mod
ern rambler. beautiful Garrett PIX:
mr.. swimming pool. scr. porch. IA
baths: garage; bsmt. Reasonable.
I,O 6-4400 Ill
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9ETHESDA
Edgemoor Area
TODAY 1 UNTIL $3.50 PM.
TIA EXEAIR Rn


FIRST FLOOR POWDER ROOM
Presenting a real flnd in this very at
tractiye 5-yr. old brick home with
in this wonderful play area for chill
dren and adults too. In addition to
the 1st floor powder room there is q
complete End floor bath and excel
lent bedrooms; the living room has
good wall space, fireplace. attractive
mantel and opens onto . screened
porch; the. dining. room is full size
and the kitchen Is modern: extras
include Venetian blinds. aluminium
storm. windows and an Anchor
convenient to parochial and ali other
schools and large shopping center.
$22,950
To inspect: Out wisconsin ave. to
Hampden lane in mid Bethesda. left
blocks to Exfair. left to property
r. A. TWEED CO. INC.
1904 Conn Ave. NV. EN-. 1890
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA
PEACE OF MIND

Nestled among tall trees, this modern
white brick American farmhouse
really easy; spacious living room,
dining room, kitchen. two bedrooms
and bath, first floor; large paneled
dormitory bedroom. second floor; fun
basement, garage, large porch. A
picturesque neighborhood. No
through trafic. Short walk to. ele-
to express bus. A fine value in this
location. $19,95O. Open 100.
1920 NORTH CHELSEA :.
To reach: Out Wise. ave-, pass Bank
Of Bethesda to Chelsea lane, right
to 1920. EARL T. WRIGHT. OIL.
10000: evenings. 10. 5-5OO1.
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SILVER SPRING
OPEN i TO (
.hv Buv Real Estafe2

Why Buy Real Estate?
Because It has inherent ability. It
has insurable value. Its history as
to value shows natural continuous
increase. There Is 3 limited supply.
It does not disappear overnight.
It Is the basis of most great for
tunes. II has the possibility Of
great increase in value without the
fear Of total loss. Property rights
are prntected BY the Federal Con-
stitutiQn II. Is always salable.
Williamsburg Cape Cod
woODMoOR
doubt this Is the best buy
Of the day. Features choice material,
skillfully assembled on plans showing
. woman's artistic and practical d.
rection. Features Q full center hall,
large living rm. 13x23 with mirrored
fireplace. 12x13 dining rm. with pic
ture window and indirect lighting, de
luxe kit. with table space, bedrm.
and bath LIST H.: 2 lge. bedrms. and
storage rm. I'd A.; full bsmt. with
recreation rm, with fireplace and
bath; attached garage. Situated on
large lot with commanding view
Of this highly exclusive neighbour
hood. Directions: Out Colesville I'd.
TO Lorain, right to Ridgemoor, left
TO house and Open" sign.
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QUICK SALE BY OWNER
6701 Bradley blyd.-1M acres: Will
liamsburg Colonial: scr. porch on liv-
ing rm.; din. rm. opening ia. terrace:
d fsnna ad powder op s, sm 19eak1n f r mn
bath adjacent to kit. 2nd A.. 3 bed
rms sitting rm. or 4th bedrm. and
2 baths: 2 large storage rooms. Call
OIL. 2-7716 for appointment. Ill
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HOUSES FoR SALE--MD.
SILVER SPRING

q1e CYST AVE. S15.e50
baths, oak floors. oil h.-w.h.. Level
lot. Mr.. all cows. Good terms. va.
cant. FRANK CRAVER. RIA. s.
1890. Ill
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ADELPHI-2 ACRES
OPEN / TO 5
Three-bedrm. bungalow just on Riggs
I'd. Liv. rm., din. rnh.. kit. Total
price. $11,750. Terms. To reach:
Out Riggs I'd. Just beyond Riggs
store about 3 blocks to open sign
on right, HA. 2-S0S0.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA
Near Westmoreland Circle. An at
trac.. Diet. brick home: liv:, rm. with
firepl.: din. rm. and well-eouipped
kit on LIST a.: lge. bedrms: and
rage 4ec financing. Please call
INEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR. EN-.
2-4232. or OIL. 2-5S67.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
Chamber Meeting Notes

Retiring president Dewey Good
rich expressed his appreciation to
the members Of the Chamber of
Commerce at the noon luncheon
yesterday for their cooperation in
the diversified work of the year.
Without the wholehearted sup
port, he said, it would have been
impossible to accomplish the
many things which the Chamber
did and the progress made on the
outstanding projects.
A committee of three was APP
pointed: Dewey Goodrich, Boyd
HARDWOOD and Larry Calvin, for
the purpose Of outlining a reso-
luton supporting Ralph Lomen on
a report of tin resources to
congressional subcommittee
Members were urged to plan to
attend the Alaska Chamber of
commerce meetlng at Mckinney
Park Hotel from March rs thru
March %.
James Won der Heydt requested
that his name be withdrawn from
the list Of candidates for the
board Of directors Of the Cham
Der.
The president urged that all
members turn in their ballots i'm
mediatelY.
Guests were Rev. Don Morris,
Rev. Bradley Ravens, DR.. Frati-
ami of Nome Field, and Vincent
Broze of Postal Transportation
Service.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
Letter of Appreciation
TO THE CITIZENS OF NOME

We wish to take this means and
opportunity Of expressing our ap-
probation to the members Of the
Chamber of Commerce, the Nome
Fire Department, and the citizens
Of Nome who have given assist
ance to. the personnel Of Nome
Field during this period Of de-
struction caused by the fire on
IA, February.
When disaster strikes a civilian
community the military stands
ready to assist in every way pos
sible, however, at this time the
citizens of Nome have come to the
aid of the military. A wonderful
spirit Of cooperation exists be-
tween the citizens Of Nome and
the military personnel at Nome
Field which makes for happy
community.
AS commander Of Nome Field
in the absence of Major Keith d.
SWisher, / wish to personally
thank you for everything.
Sincerely,
Louis A. Dellert,
Capt, USAF,
Commanding
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
Methodist Evangelistic
Crusade To Be Held Each
Evening at 1880 pm.

The Methodist Evangelistic Cru
SADIE is well under way with the
church filled to capacity last night
and DR.. Morris as speaker.
Special music was provided by
Rev Bradley Ravens with his
saxophone. A group number by
the Sisterhood Of the church was
sung in Eskimo, and Harold Sails
bury sang a bass solo.
The services will continue
throughout the week starting at
7:30 each evening.
Saturday evening is being des-
ignated as youth Night" when
very special program will be
presented in the interest of youth.
The visiting ministers are also
giving devotional messages over
AIRS at $50 am. each morning
this week.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
Council Transfers MI & ?
Insurance to New Utility

The Nome City Council held a
special meeting last Monday eve
ming for the purpose Of transfer
ring the insurance Of the North
ern Light and Power 90. to the
new city utility.
A resolution was formally
adopted that a general fund be
created for the Nome Light and
Power Utilities with the M and
M Bank being made the deposit
DRY.
Luther Dunbar was named
manager with City Clerk Carrie
McLain signing the checks until
such time as a utility board is
elected and assumes its response
bilitieS.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

Sigvold Grytten was sentenced
to 80 days in the Federal Jail for
being drunk in a private house.
Raymond Koplin was fined $50
and given a IS day sentence for
assault and battery.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
N o r 7 c e

c. B. Burwell Of the Office Of
the Director of Internal Revenue
will arrive Feb. 20. He will be
located at the Federal Building
to assist taxpayers with their in
come tax reports.
He is scheduled to remain here
until March /.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
Keene Residence Offered
For Sale BY Heirs

The historic residence Of Alma
Keene, a show piece Of the gold
rush days with its private ball
room, front and back parlors, and
many other features which have
been unchanged in the past so
years, was offered for sale by the
heir, a nephew Of Mrs. Keene.
Highest bidder for the property,
it is reported, was Lee Dredging
Go.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
SAVE THE DATE

Annual dinner meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be
held Feb. "a at the Bering Sea
Club at 1880 pm.
Reservations are being made
through local business houses.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
Fire Alarm This Morning

The fire department was called
to the residence Of Vera Elam this
morning, near Third and Hunter
The fire was caused by an over
heated stove.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
Northwind Captain Thanks CAA

Capt. A. Moral Of the U.S.C.G
Northwind expressed appreciation
to the CAA for the loan of a jeep
and trailer to transport. drums Of
gasoline to the ship while it was
anchored in the roadstead last
weekend.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
NOTICE TO OWNERS
OF MOTOR VEHICLES

All cars and trucks ia operation
must have a 1854 City Sucker and
al drivers Of motor vehicles are
requested to get their 1854 Nome
City drivers license by March L.
1884. AnYone driving without a
sticlzez or drivers license after
this dale shall Be fined.
Clyde D. Glass
Nome Chief of Police
Publ. Feb. IL, "a. M, 1854.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17

Henry Simpson, chairman Of the
Northern Alaska chapter Of the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis says "This chapter spent
$4,000 on Nome cases last year"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Clinton Bublitz.
Discharged: Ruth Ann Dexter,
Mary Louise Lowe, Mrs. E. Will
liams and infant daughter.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-17

The Phoebe Circle will meet to
night at 1880 pm. to sew on off
ferent projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
New Parking Area Sought
Near Silver Spring Stores

A request to convert three va
cant lots on Colesville road be-
tween Fenton and Spring streets
in Silver Spring to an off-street
parking area for the Silver
Spring shopping center will be
heard tomorrow by the Mont
gomery County Board of Appeals.
The board meets at 9:15 am.
in the Bethesda County Building.
Also scheduled to come before
the board tomorrow are two
applications for miniature golf
courses, one on Colesville road
near the Burnt Mills filtration
plant and another on Georgia
avenue, half a mile north of
Norbeck, Md.
Other applications to be heard
are a request for of-street park
ing on $500 square feet Of resi-
Dental property on New Hamp-
shire avenue south Of Franklin
avenue. Hillandale. and . re-
quest for q temporary real estate
once In the OakWood Knolls
subdivision on Wilson lane, Be-
thesda. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
At Become Citizens
In Montgomery

Forty-seven persons became
American citizens yesterday in
naturalization ceremonies at
Montgomery County Circuit
Court.
The new citizens came from
II foreign countries. Twelve
were former Canadian residents,
six were German and five were
from England.
In the group were a 14-year-
old girl and two boys, 6 and 3.
Six couples became citizens to-
gether.
Silver spring-Elfriede Neal Markc
Michael Tom Miner. Ngan Wan Wong
Norman Saul Gelovitch; Oliviero D,Aprile
Johanna Maria Sanders. CONSTANCE Syl'
Ruth Marian sirka Faro. Teresa staTsel
Lever, Joshua David Cooper Sd.
crsnshsn. Pota stathopoalos: Anlin Wan.
Howard Taylor. Josephine Giufirida:
Bethesda-Marlene Witkop. Frank
Eugene Schacht. Joseph Gennosuke Yo'
shioka. Elizabeth Laki. Koloman Laki
Mar Probst. Aileen Sheppard Wilson.
Takoma Park-Marie Theresa. Alex
anure BanviiIe. Irma Mabel Manuel Lucy
Hervezy Joudz. Donald Beebe Booth
Jones, Karl Heinz Kessler. Richard VIC
tor Vinglas, Anna Vinglas.
Veronica Quinn Burke. Kensington
George RocoS and Xxi Rocos, Brook.
MONT J5llian Jaime Polite GLIDE TT
Langley PArk; Vera Alice Rausch, Rock
Vile; CeCile Gamacho BanuSevich. Amer.
loan University Park; Harold John Red
..r--s 1u~g. I'd Celia Hortensis
Herrera Finney and Yasmeen S&lehi
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of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections :. :"
Some of the highest-placed
sources of the Senate confirmed
reports that Mr.. Kellam is the
man most frequently mentioned
as being in line for the clerks
Office when Mr.. Combs retires.
The assumption by sources
close to the legislative process
is that, under Rule Z, the ap-
pointment would be made by the
12-man committee on privileges
and elections with much less
likelihood of embarrassment, po-
litically, than by the 40-member
Senate. Under Senate rules. the
body as a whole would fill the
vacancy if it occurred while the
session were in progress.
When a reporter talked with
Mr.. Combs by telephone the
clerk said he had heard rumors
that he would come back and
resign.
81 have no idea of resigning,"
he said. II expect to come back
and take over as clerk and I
expect to be a candidate again
in January, 1885,"