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Evening star., 1954-10-20

reached these conclusions about
the CIA:
/. It's placement in the over
all organization Of the Govern
ment is proper.
2. The laws under which it
operates are adequate.
8. Provisions for its financial
support are sufficiently flexible
to meet current operation I
needs.
4. 'It is exercising care to in
sure the loyalty of its person.
nel." During the Army Nc Carthy
hearings last June 2, Senator
Mccarthy, Republican, of Wis
consin, dropped into the record
a remark that Communist in
filtration Of the CIA dis
turbs me beyond words" CIA
Chief Allen w. Dulles called it
a false statement and said an
earlier statement by Senator
cCarthy that an alleged Com
munist in the Government Print
ing Office had access to CIA
classified material "also was
false"
S. It is gradually improving
its capabilities.
Gen. Doolittle added:
There are, however, important
areas in which the CIA organi-
zation, administration and op-
erations can and should be i'm
proved. The agency is aware Of
these problems and in many
cases steps are being taken
toward their solution"
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Archbishop Bernordini
Requiem Moss Set

A solemn pontiflcal requiem
mass will be celebrated at $3.50
a I'm. tomorrow for the late Most
Rev. Filippo Bernardini, pro-
fessor emeritus Of Catholic Uni
versity. in the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception.
Archbishop Bernardini, who
was secretary to the Interna-
tional Society for the Propa-
CATION of the Faith. was a mem
Der of the university's Canon
Law School faculty for 10 years.
He also served for time as dean
of that school.
The Most Rev. Amleto g. Ci-
cognani. Apostolic Delegate to
the United States. will be the
celebrant. The sermon will be
delivered by the Most Rev. Je-
rome D. Hannah, Bishop of
Scranton and former vice rector
of the university.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Probers Find CIA
Should Be improved
In Important Areas
by the Assoeioied Press

A special White House study
group has concluded that the
Central Intelligence Agency can
and should be improved in "im-
portant areas"
But the group. created by
President Eisenhower and headed
by famed World War II flyer
James A. Doolittle. found that
that the agency is doing "a
creditable Job" in view Of its rela-
lively. short life and rapid ex-
pansion.
The CHA was set up after
World War IT to coordinate
United States espionage, coun-
ter-espionage and other intelli-
gence activities around the world.
Two months ago. Gen. Eisenhow-
er secretly appointed Gen. Doo-
little to give the President an in
dependent appraisal of highly
sensitive agency operations.
Gen. Doolittle yesterday SUBJ
mitted to the President q list of
recommendations for improving
intelligence operations. but they
apparently included no sweeping
outward changes.
In keeping with the usual Sc
crecy surrounding the CHA, the
recommendations were not made
public and the White House said
Gen. Eisenhower had "the only
copy in existence"
There were indications, how
ever. that these recommended
tions dealt with the quality of
intelligence work itself and not
with any organizational prob
lens. A task force of the Hoover
Government Reorgani z a ito n
Commission under Gen. Mark w.
Clark is concentrating on a study
of organization of intelligence
services.
White House Press Secretary
James Hagerty said the Doolittle
recommendations could be car
ried out internally within the
CIA and not require congress
sional action.
Gen. Doolittle, after joining
his staff members in personally
submitting the report to the
President, said his group has
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Gross Seed SpeeioI
9 e c Ia tested
6; 8 :: !: q;
Fall Gurden Needs!

Michigan peat moss, 9Sfs organic.
25 Ibs., 1.69; 100 lbs, 449
Agrico lawn fertilizer. 6-10-4.
SB ibs, IOc; 25 Ibs., 1.7O, 100 lbs. SIS
velva lawn grass seed, sunny or shady mixture.
Dutch clover crowds out crab grass h.. i.59
Kentucky blue grass se-------------1 Ib.. 1.60
Evening star., 1954-10-20

Use your Shopping Plate at Areodion Gordens
Coll MA. $500 dny time for 24-hour phone service
Evening star., 1954-10-20
81 Fall Collection
Imported Holland Tulips

Giont Darwin tulips. roinbow mixture,
1s for 81
Giont eottoee tulips, postel mixture,
ls for 81
Giont peony Towering tulips, mixed eolors,
10 for 81
Giont porrot tulips, exotic mixture.
I8 for 81
Giant double eorly tulips. mixed colors,
IS for 81
Giont botanical tulips. mixed oolors,
IS for 81
Giont Red Emperor tulips, very ioree,
10 for 81
Giont lily Towering tulips, assorted colors,
IS for 81
. Giont breeder tulips, royoI mixture.
Is for 81
Giant trumpet tulips, assorted coIors,
I8 for 81
Giont eorIy tulips, short steemmed, rainbow
mixture --------------t6 foR ~
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DoffodiIs And Norcissus

Pink doffodils, Mrs. Boekhouse 8 for 81
King Alfred doffodiIs, large Is for l.zs
Golden jonquils, for rock oordens ond
borders IS for 81
Golden Glory doffodils- for l.zS
Hardy doffodils and norcissus mixture.
so for 81
Giont King Alfred doffodiIs 10 for 4se
Hardy poets norcissus -----50 for 81
Evening star., 1954-10-20
ARCADIAN GARDENS
FREE BONUS! >

Make q living fence
around your property,
with pink flowers in the
spring, thousands of red
berries in the fall. Grow
in any soil-grow up to
6 it. 100 for 4.98.
Evening star., 1954-10-20

Dutch bedding hyoeinths. rainbow mixture,
6 for 69e
Turkish snowdrops, white e---5o for 81
Dutch crocus, roinbow mixture 80 for 81
Grope hyocinths, heovely blue so for 81
Dutch iris, poor mons orchid so for ST
Erenus, foxtoil IiIy------e co. see
Spanish iris, mixed colors 20 for 59e
English iris, assorted coIors- for 69e
Chinodoxo, glory of the SNOW, white,
20 for 49e
Chinodoxo, glory of the snow, blue,
20 for soc
Wood hyocinths, mixed colors 80 for ST
Siberien squlI, blue for 59e
lxios, mixed corn flowers for 39e
Guinea hen flowers, mixed d---l5 for 4oe
Evening star., 1954-10-20

While they last! With every pur-
chase of S. or more you get FREE
so "Heralds of Spring" bulbs.
They're perfect for rock gardens
and borders. Come in today!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-03-20

ture.
Get with it and / want to thank
you because Johnzeller Green says
he will tear down New York for
the attention of Ruth Lenell Ed
ward.
Looks as if Floyd johnson and
Lonzo Gray are the lovers of "a.
What happened to the chick in
Gallman and Robert Hill can't be
helped because Viola is best. (Hon-
ey, push).
Willie Forrest and Lonzell Butler
are playing it cool, and that gives
Clara Mae change with James.
Bessie and Telma are playing it
hard with the two Mayman bro
theirs. Wonder, what the hopping,
if there are any ?
Everybody is wondering who is
Steven Johnson, Jr.'s girl friend.
Wonder will he tell us next week.
Well so long, cool it later for
the happenings and / wanter thank
you.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-03-20

Laurin
Miss G. Brown and Mr.. S. T. are
letting everybody know they love
each other.
Mr.. G. D. Mauard and Miss Beu-
lah Gee Wilson are building a stair
way to heaven. Girls, and boys,
if you want to 60 to heaven you
better get on their trail.
D. B. and r. D. are on love
contest. They want to know who
can love the best.
Cool it, later, for the happenings,
and want to thank you.
Be SEEM you next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Mae Powell
were glad to have a visit at their
home their step-son Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Mason, and baby on March Il
and 18th from Washington, D. C.
The brother of Viola and George
Thomas Mason.
Haxelhurst Gossip:
Sometimes you sit and think a.
bout the past. dream about the
present, and wonder about the flu.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-03-20

Is, at the New Hope Baptist church
She died and left three girls and
three boys and some sisters and
brothers, and numerous relatives.
Go to your nearest church on
Sunday. New Hope on the fourth
Sunday. Rev. S. J. Jackson, pastor.
Lille Mae on the third Sunday
Rev. Heron, pastor, and st. James
on the first Sunday, Rev. Nelson,
pastor.
Gossip -.
Hey, now, you sunny fellows and
moon-g glow girls. Let's get together
and see what this cool March wind
is blowing.
Mildra Gee and Leroy seem to be
taken life easy. These cool days.
Carrie Gee and Otis are letting
the world know they are in love.
Rean Ruth say she don't want
nobody love but Mr.. Charles Nc
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-03-20
Georgetown News

Mrs. Vera Gee Sojournsr. reporter
The New Hope Sunday School was
opened at its regular hour. with
song and prayer The lesson for
the day was, Jesus Faces The
Cross, John 11:55; 1880.
We are very happy to know that
l. c. Morris is out of the hospital
and at home. W call hope him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Winner Morris is happy to
have her children home visiting
her from California Mrs. Ruby
Brown and little daughter, Mrs.
Gee Harris, Mrs. Lula Brown, Mr.
J. Morris and wife, and Mr.. S. T.
Morris and wife.
Funeral services were held for
Mrs Rosie Catchings Sunday, March
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-03-20
Mississippi Farmers
Income Up In 1859

Running strongly counter to the
national trend, Mississippi and
Florida alone among the South
eastern States showed an increase
in cash farm income in 1858. as
compared with 1852. Mississippi's
gain OF 1875 per cent was the high
est in the nation. Thanks to the
strong showing of Mississippi, the
seven-state southeastern area had
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-03-20

These are pleasant evenings tor
the man who bought his wife
TV and his son an electric train.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-03-20

Today's work that is put off until
tomorrow probably got the same
treatment yesterday.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-03-20

an overall decline of less than /
per cent, compared with the ma
tional average of 4.3.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
HOUSES sALE--vA. tcsns.D !

- 2-bedfm. semiram-
bier: stove, refgr.. washer. storm
doors and windows: Anchor fenced
yard; 5 minutes to Pentagon: nom
EsaLTPY.. n. Il s-sssaR: $751; svss.. M SAlIE ~ !.
ANiNANDALE AREA-3-bedrm. i3 bTick
rambler: full 6smt., sep. din. sT":
assume 81 800 GI loan: Just SI7.-
. g5oi 3. :,GEo ysW EEALLY lsC9 CO: "a. s.1s5s.
ss7 per mo. ineludss taxes e0n and
ms: 2-bedrm. masonry home. j-W
fIO2 Il. uTAH--open
daily: ideal corner. Lot 75xI25. 4
rooms and hath. newly decorated:
OH aeat: attached garage: CT or
III BsSNETT. MA. sees4i; i1:seo. sses.
WC 6-4Q46 A
FALLS CHURCH-seryiceman left
alone would ike to sell 3-bedrm.
rambler. complete with FURNISHINGS
,ro,s II Wsstlswn ss orCs Fellow ., AL .f blvd d.
WAYNE I'd. turn left on weston I'd ]
to 1918. Phone days. Ii. 5-6T0O.
Ext;a 42940: after 5 pm. JE. q
FALLS CHURCH AREA--4-bedroom
al or non-dI; S2S. 800. j-W REAL
TY CO IA. s-1s7s.
LYON PARK-Nev 3-bedrm. rambler
nearing completion, with 32-ft. rec.
rm. and full bath In bsmt. See TINS
Only SO. 300 IN this most IL desirss!s
location. Exclusive with MONAHAN
REALTY. OF. 4-7O00. -31
| ACRE. 8 bedrms.. Hv. rm. and din.
rm., fun bsnt.. built-in garage: GI
approveds $11.500. RORSCHACR
REALTY, IA. 1928: eresr M g.
SR. iS0s ST. THOMAS MORE scH0OI-
Spacious red-brick Colonial: hv. rm-
with hrepi.. din. rnn.. scr. porch,
equip. kit. list fir. powder rm.).
bedrms.. tile bath up. bsmt., oil
cant. S16.95o. FRED J. GEORGE.
!, "a s-6557; "a; 7-0l4I. SO
your own home, Delightful 8-bed-
room rambler on large fenced lot,
shade trees and stream. Assume
insurance. @ nc o Full Il Price. sS sIs.sso Eves.. a
IA. 5-s632. LYN THOMPSON. IA.
c0NTEMPoRARY de luxe rambler:
in beautiful setting Of contemporary
homes; living room with fireplace,
Sna io@ Ss at as5a e Soa fe rtSsa eSn
temporary architecture. don't miss
this. Call Mr.. Ludwick, ia: 5-6S00;
ewes. KE. S-6240. SHANNON IL
LUCHS. 2055 Wilson blvd. IA.
Il, oiSO; NOTHING DowN-A qualified
GI can buy this ali-brick. 2-bedrm.
Colonial home In excellent North
Arlington area with no down pay
ment. The best neighborhood inI
the county for schools, shopping.
churches, Transportation. etc. Level,
shaded lot. Anchor fenced In rear.
This is truly sleeper. SO to-
day. Mr.. Ludwick.. IA. 5-6S00; ewes.
KE. S-624O. SHANNON ~ LUCHS
CO., 2055 Wilson blvd. IA. 6-6SOO.
BEDROOMS, s14,95O-older home
in Immaculate condition. located in
SC. Agnes Parish, walking distance
to stores and transp.: iiv. rm.. sep.
din. rm., bsmt., permanent stairway
to storage attic; large wooded lot.
To inspect, call ia. 6-7675. METZ
LER Va ONCE
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COLORED-VACANT
1821-1823 Burke st. Sc.
Six rms. 8 kitchens. 2 baths. recr.
rm., oil h.-w.h.. yard. porches. clean
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Ais KANSAS AVE. NV.

A.6o0 sa. It., In . 2-story bldg, In
cluding 3,400 sq. It. Of modern,
paIielled air-conditioned ofnces, and
LIST floor showroom. plus complete
kitchen and an scar garage. Avail
able Jan. '56.
PHONE Mr.. DUNCAN
TU, $4,000, EXT. 100
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CHEVY CHASE
THE HAMLET

best we ofier this gracious brick
Colonial. Wide reception hall, 2Sx1
hv. rm.,- with random width and
peg ranch-type flooring. 16x13 din.
rm., 20x13 paneled den with pvt.
bath. 20x12 out Of this world kit,
4 twin-siZe bedrms. and 2 baths.
Permanent stairs to attic Plenty
Of closets. Lge. screened porch.
2-car garage. Excel. financing. Cali
KE. 10000 till Q pm. REALTY
Evening star., 1954-12-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ARLINGTON NORTH
Country C111h Manor

Country CIuD Manor
Spotless. tastefully decorated 3-bed.
rm. brick rambler in most desirable
residential area. VA APPRAISED
S1S,500. Large liv. rm. with fire-
place anG picture windows, dininf
L with picture windows, equipped
kitchen has breakfast space, tiled
bath. storage attic. Situated on
good lot close to new elementary
and junior high schools.
w. B. WRIGHT
Evening star., 1954-12-29
HOUSES sALE--MD. lconf.l !

$50 DOWN-vets or non-vets; move
e shinrie Hl BUNGALOW e1 With fnil fRed50DR 5s@t
and large lot near ali shopping. bus
fRc.' fsc sehgols. 51' 5-5ssS' a4pkRN REALTY Co.
FOR RETIRED COUPLE. or those
SSsslrs9p ouse Ravsey over aspe bss
wooded and back from the road:
TO inspect, write or call. K z.
PoHLMANE, r. D. 1. Dlekerson. Nd.
Fnone BuekeystoWn. fremont f.
4143. after 8 pm. -31
COUNTRY LIFE for city folk. Brand
twin-sized bedrooms. 3 tile baths,
fun dining room. tabie-space kitch-
en-, 20-ft. screened porch. fun base
ment with fireplace and garage: all
On "a acre In MsedoyEood, S26.-
99..A 95o; 4. J. KEssINoER q co. 10.
JUST ACROSS d. C. LINE, between
Massachusetts, ave. and River rd.-
Almost-new brick rambler. Three
bedrms.. powder room. full bath,
daylight basement with maids lay-
atory. gas heat; vacant, only SIS
y5O; Excl. LILA BURT CUM
MINGs. RE. 7-2271; ewes. en-.
ATTENTION, NON-GI-car to see
this delightful expansible. home fea-
turing living room with fireplace
and hoor-to-ceiling picture window.
Spacious kitchen: two bedrooms and
bath. Stairs 20 expansible attic.
Agtonatie washer. Terms nsa ASsums assume
COMPANY. 11156 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring. Nd: Lo. 4-7200 till
AssgME sIe,1oe eI, with $3.50
cash 3.bedrm.. fun bsmt. rambler;
fenced lot; storm windows; immac-
ulate; A. J. KESSINGER d CO., JU.
FINEST RAMBLER FOR SCI 300
Rarely will you find home In this
price range As large aiid Of such
and-brick. 3-bedroom rambler built
3 yrs. ago by Porto & Son. Full
basement: lovely woodland setting,
Sumner. FRANK s. PHILIPS. m 81.
riyk bEDsss.. szss. ~ sAfiis. Srss.a sss,
Brand-new brick rambler. near pub
lie and parochial schools; choice
loc., on Mass. ave-. near Sumner.
Huge all-elec. kit. screened porch,
full full basement. 2s,s;S 2-car oba built.in ga, ,,
FRANK s, PHILIPS. Di. Lift;
ewes. JU. 5-6456.
CT APPROVED. SIS. .4s0-3 bedrms., !,
sewing rm. or nursery, liy. rm.,
frepi. table space kit. bath. full
bsnit., 1ge. landscaped yard, conv
to schools. Low down payment.
WOODMOOR AGENCY. JU. 9-5555l
I'll pm.
HILLS, 3101 Parker ave.
Six-rm.. brick home; CT approved,
$4,000. 81 cash: lge, corner lot,
@ eSn0 aboUs ' SoeFs to sSf Passr PssI
ave-, left to home.
HENRY ]. CONNER, INC, REALTORl
d.. 2-16s3 Ewes, OIL. 4-4770
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CHEVY CHASE
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY

New brick rambler; 8 bedrms., 2
baths; living rm. with fireplace; sep
arate dining rm., center hall en-
trance. de luxe kitchen with table
space; breezeway, garage. closet
space q feature; basement with rec
reation rm. space: wide lot, beauti-
fully handicapped, with plenty Of
trees. Come out Colesvilie I'd. about
Q mile past -Four Corners, left at
VILLAGE sign to 305 Northwest dr..
9-0021; after z. call Mr.. Henderson,
JU. 5-3S34.
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Tired of SllOpping?
s REDROOMS

bedrms. and bath on Ist. floor,
living room. fireplace. 2-car garage,
full bsmt.; transp. at door. BROWN
AGENCY. JU. 9-3444, JU. 9-3497.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
HOUSES ron sAlE--MD.
RESOT.VEnIif

TO STOP PAYING RENT ana live
in this quality built home; 8 bed
rms, 1 n. baths. liv. rm. with pic
terms for CT or non-GI.
GEORGE w. BAuSERMAN
Ju. b-l57O Ewes. RA. 3-adl0
Evening star., 1954-12-29
ANDRIS REALTY
OIL. 2-9o70

How'S It at Your House?
Dad. do you have Q high school
daughters, and only l bathroom?
II you have. you're in trouble. but
not serious trouble. because ve
have the answer 20 your problem
Four-bedroom, 2-bath brick home
with separate dining room leading
to . deiightful porch: de luxe
kitchen. exquisitely decorated: $ao.-
James C. Conley & Co.
s7lo osorsia Ave. 10. 5-57o0 I'll $50
Evening star., 1954-12-29
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
NEW 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick, Cape
Coo with complete, GE kit. full
CHEVY CHASE
A lovely 3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler;
Il bedrm. would make an ideal
study in the heart Of the country
club section.
FRIENDSHIP
A spacious older home ideal for the
large family. There are bedrms.
On the End q. and 2 more on the
II. J. KORZENDORFER
OIL. 4-61l1 -30
Evening star., 1954-12-29
WAREHoUsEs FOR RENT


2D,O00 50. FT.--2-story brick build
ing with warehouse area and excel
lent ONCE space, railroad siding.
wide elevator; ideal for . distribi-
tor. Gail Mr.. podse. IL. WEAVER
alsTokY sHSS iTSR TsSRRrcH 1afSSSo. sfDG.L.copt.,n-
ing approx 9.100 50. IT,. well lo-
Gated Just Oh New York ave. ne.
Contains excellent ONCE and stor-
age space. Call Mr.. Dodge. Jr..
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. 7-S300;
ewes. EM. 2-8496.
STORAGE SPACE
500 square feet west
half OF End II known as 1145
Vermont court IN rear Of 142o n
$50 PER MONTH
B. F. SAUL co.
s2S 18th - NV. MA. s-zl00
+
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PARkWOOD
CT
SALE or RENT

very HbtIkCtlfG NOlOulAt DflCk nome
living room with fireplace, living
porch, family dining room, bright
kitchen and 8 CHEEKY bedrooms.
Pretty setting near new parochial
Price. $17.5oo, or will rent for s125
per month. Cali teves.) WO. $500.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-1s0O
POTOMAC, MARYLAND
BRICK RAMBLER-1h ACRES
Three-yr. r.-old custom-buiIt rambler,
with porch and garage. liv. rn. with
Heatilator firepl.. sep. din. rm. with
built-tn china cabinets, elec. kit
and pantry. 3 bedrms. Il paneled
for use as dem. full dry bsmt. !;
S23, 800. with excel. terms. owner
willing to GI for vets. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY, INC. Potomac ONCE. OIL.
4-6333.
ROCK CREEK HILLS
II you want lge. 3-bedrm. and q
bath, rec. rm. and gear port and
screened porch, new rambler and in
exclusive neighborhood, see this one
sure. will take $25. 900 first trust.
Price, S37, 800. Call LAWRENCE
". LUTES CO., JU. 5-4222 after 8
HA. 2-7224.~ 80
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S1 000 Cash

@1 1,UUU lash
Close in 8. 8. location. Nr. shoppine
ind schools. A 5-rm. ramfier, nc
bsmt. on nice shaded lot. Fireplace
and all brick: S13.y50. Call Law.
after 8 IA. 2-7224. 80
Tired of Shopping?
Then see this newly decorated brick
Colonial in the Indian Spring Club
area; spacious den with powder
room: guest-sized dining room. iiy-
ing room with fireplace. modern
kitchen with dishWasher and dis
posal. 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd
floor; rec. rm. and garage In base
ment;. level lot, with tail trees and
shrubbery; win 80 CT. or terms.
Price. $1S,950.
James c. Conley & Co.
S71O Georgia Ave. III. 5-b70O It'll 0.3(l
Evening star., 1954-12-29
ROCK CREEK HILLS
SILVER SPRING

WHEATON AREA
40-FT. 3-BEDRM. BRICK
kitchen. liv. rm., din.
area: full bsmt. NO DOWN PAY
MENT TO VETERAN. Excellent
terms for any one; very modest
settlement charges. To inspect and
for further details. Mr.. Fitzig, LO.
10000 until 9 pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
End TRUSTS

LII buy 2nds ct top prices. cash I
III you don't want 70 seii eli; your q sd End
advance cash on same at small
discount. BA. e-22e1; IA S-6e7o.
Evening star., 1954-12-29

HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
Evening star., 1954-12-29

WHEATON, HILLS. 3101 Parker ave.
Six-rm. brick home; CT approved,
$4,000. So cash; lge corner lot,
good cond. Out Georgia ave. past
Wheaton, about 2 blocks to Parker
ave, left to home.
HENRY J. CONNER, INC, REALTOR
OIL. 2-16S3 Ewes, OIL. ALTO
Evening star., 1954-12-29
-CoLoRED-GI OR VET

I325,TALBERT TERRACE Sc.
OFF NICHOLS AVE.
Only SIS mo. II vet. or vet and wife
. makes S65 per week. Dandy row
brick, perfect cond.. mod. kit. hard
wood frs, oil heat. bsmt. MRS.
FITZGERAID, RE. 7-1633.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

i1t. 2nd. 3rd TRUST LOANS covering
d. c., nearby Nd. and Va. proper
ties: financial relief for al pur.
poses, incl repairs. remodelinG.
additions, improvements
APEX REALTY CO.
sii NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1954-12-29

b01 8. Glebe Rd. IA. 4-0550
Evening star., 1954-12-31
Gen. Tristan Upper,
Deyers Staff Aide,
Book Publisher

Brig. Gen. Tristan Tupper
(retired). sc. died yesterday at
his home in Miles (Mathews
County,. Va.
His death was announced from
the Pentagon Office of Gen.
George C. Marshall. his brother
in-law. One of Gen. Tupper's
sisters. Katherine Tupper Mar
shall. Is married to Gen. Mar
shall.
Funeral services for Gen. Tup-
per will be held at IL am.
Monday. Burial will follow in
Arlington Cemetery.
Gen. Tupper was born in Car
oline County, Va. His first mill
tary service was along the Mexi-
can border. He saw service in
both world wars. In World War
II, Gen. Tupper was on the staff
of Gen. Jacob Devers, COM
mander of the 9Th Army Group.
Between the wars, Gen. Tup-
per wrote scenarios in Holly
wood and, after retiring in 1945,
established the publishing firm
of Tupper and Love in Atlanta.
He was the author Of several
books and short stories and was
member of the New York bar.
Gen. Tupper is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Marion Ferrill Tup-
per, a son Tristan, jr., of Los
Angeles, and a daughter, Mrs.
Caroline Tarbell, Of Van Nuys.
Calf.
Evening star., 1954-12-31
Mrs. A. Bruce Fohnestock, IS,
World Traveller and Author
SociuI Leader
Wrote Book on
South Sea Trip

Mrs. A. Bruce Fahnestock, ST..
Washington socialite. world trav-
eler and author. died yesterday
Of a stroke at her home, 2438 p
street NV. She was rs years
old.
Mrs. Fahnestock return e d
home only Wednesday after
spending Christmas with the
family of her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Plummer, in Media. Pa.
She had been in poor health for
the last few years because Of a
heart ailment but her death was
unexpected, the family said.
In 1888, after q three-year
cruise in the South Seas aboard
a 65-foot schooner. Mrs. Fahne-
stock wrote the best seller, Il
Ran Away to Sea at Fifty"
Two years later she and her
two sons embarked in 137-foot
diesel-powered schooner on an
other expedition to the South
Seas but the yacht struck reef
a few miles of Sydney. Austria
liza, and sank. The mishap was
blamed on faulty charts 200
years old. British authorities had
denied them use of newer charts
for fear those might fall into the
hands of potential enemies.
Only Woman Aboard.
Mrs. Fahnestock was the only
woman on that expedition, which
was sponsored by the American
Museum of Natural History for
recording aboriginal music, study
bird life and charting remote is
lands.
With her on the voyage were
A. Bruce Fahnestock. jr., and
John Sheridan Fahnestock. Their
trip had good wishes of Presi-
dent Franklin Roosevelt, who
asked to be kept advised Of their
progress.
Fourteen other young men
went along. too. Mrs. Fahne-
stock was chief cook, in charge
of % tons of food aboard. The
sinking occurred about nine
months after the schooner set
sail.
A native Of Wedena, Iowa,
Mrs. Fahnnestock was born in
1879. Her maiden name was