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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23

SILVER sRRlNfG, Georgia ave-
Lively NOD; enc; adults; $40. incl.
,1 0s11.. ia. aA; 1919. "a ..r. go. ga
49ie Hls6ensbnr@ q rnlrp :
Manor n MI no chiidrenu aa
aStsn fiTIS ~ ~ olII nt yse l,y
F Tr bsdr,n kit. and bath. newly
I1 sgsr'ct ane i lfnire s nGnss; S0o anu
TAkogA PA,sR Al. :. Y, G. car !:
kit. dir, areH front IA back norci,.
YOU IKE CHS on one. ~. 9.S vi S
1 $ & & -. 80 ~ ,,,,,,-.-:24
$3.50 ~ -. 49,, = NY ia.
eesgafRma aps;f pinS. neIo 1,un,s pi a.
S9@.Ou NJ in y :,a Msiis. Ocvt Ae9 k"p
sSss !. sTi,ATTsiogRE ST., sT;; Chevy ;Il;I.
Gnase. Md XII ana z peurm nS;.,r rsa,s.
stores: $50 30 TO SiS5. Z. M. FRY.
siIxrgR Iss9 sSPrrNs.--Nev ozbedpm
ants- irnmed. cccunsncy. SfilS pArl
mo- Utilities included. WcoDMooRI
AGhNSA, ANC.. ~. V-oOoO ~ ~
p.W n. rv oo,o ~
Beautiful hrand-new 2-bedrni. apt;
liv. rni.. dinette. kit. tile bath, s.
closets; sss. Incl. utiis. HE. 4-4 81
T;AKOMA PAkk. at District nns-5
,ge; rms XIV a ena pethi eloseo 70
sTansp. hA. 9ro@4z
eILHEM srT.NG. M. Geoteis 81, ana
j bedrn. and bath; utiis. incl
$3.50 mo. ~. s-54sO. 10. 1884.
APIS. AVAILABLE Ar CuBTJR TER.
Se9t - scso IT and se st1 ma
stop at door, WA. 7-278S. rs
TAKOMA PARK--2- bedrm. apt. 500
mo-. incl. utils.,. garbage DISPOSAL:
new bldg. RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE.
Ju. 9-1103,
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

FURN., .EFFIC. APT for 8 mos. located
bet. 9Th and 20th SITS. NV. Call DI,
1880: Ext. 403 after z pm. 24s
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REDUCED RENT

1000 D ST. SE.--Yes, u you'll take
care Of minor Jobs around this 12-
unit apt. We will rent you most
JOHN r. DONOHoE b SONS. 314
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, Ii. 3-0064.
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GLEBE RID. AND LEE HWY.
NORTH ARLINGTON
One and two bedrm. apis. $50 and
$1O5 per month. incl. utilities. Laun,-
busline. Is min. to D. c. and
Pentagon.
M. r. BRoYHILL g. SONS
4624 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Mr.; ANDREWS FIELD. Clinton. Nd.
Nicely Nies,y fuE Ea1, bedrms:, liy: rm..
For appointment, UN. 4-eo52. rs
FIVE Rms, completely furn: lower
moor. din. rm.-liv. rm.. library or
bedrm.. half bath, lge. modern kit,
util- rm, with cleo. washer. dryer
and ironer; garage. tool and work
rm.; End a., > bedrms. and bath;
lge. yard with many flowers; avail.
imIned. 3139 North Abingdon. Arl.,
Va. Call OWNER KE. S-7124. No
lO-RM. HOUSE, newly decorated,
furn. near Supreme Court. SI32 so
mo. Call Ii. 4-9647. 81
MOST COMPLETELY FURN. HOME,
in excellent Cheverly Md section:
D beautiful bedrms., sunrm., library,
modern kit. and 3 baths; 5000 mo
large deep freeze; auto. washer and
dryer; TV set and other COW. incl.
in furnishings. SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO. 1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345,
TWO BEDRMS., twin beds each: mr..
Arl.. Hall and Govt. agencies; mod.
duplex; crisp clean. IA. S-7433.
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-COLESVILLE

Sew. custom built. 3-bedrm., 2lz-
bath. center-hall rambler, on
acre; l5nx265-ft. domestic; liy. rm.
with picture window. sep. din. rm.
with picture window. beautiful de
luxe equip. elec. kit. with Hotpoint
and Geneva cabinets, breakfast
space: , porches: hot-water heat;
daylight bsmt, with u bath. Very
fine community. Priced S2s 300.
ROBINSON REAL ESTATE
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VA APPROVED
$15.25O-S85O CASH

The famous Americana home. with
8 bedrms., Ia baths. all-elec. kit.
radiant perimeter heat; 26 sold, Z
available in Csrole Highlands. Riggs
I'd. snd New Hamp. ave. ext. area.
close to schools and shopping. For
details. call ewes. Mrs. Citizens, OIL
2.36f3. CARL NJ. FREEMAN. INC.
OIL. 4-0642. -Sl
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ST. JAMES PARISH,

Neat, clean 3-bedrm o-full-bath
Dutch Colonial bone. With fireplace
in liy. rffI.. large din. rm big mnd
kitchen. fun basement, gas h.-wh
:, porcheS near everything Only
Sl3,25h 81 $50 down to GI. Terms
available for non Gil
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OFF BRANCH AVENUE
By Gene

GIFT. BRK. RAMBLER. $I6.950
miles out on y acre
wooded lot. 3-bedrms.. liv. -din. rm.
2S IT. long. rec, rm., very nice kit.
with de luxe equip, laundry rm.,
all on A.; carport. rear patio.
Ready to move in. Liberal terms.
will trade.
r. D. BURGESS, 10. s-95ls TILL 8
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ALExANDRIA-5-rm. row brick; yel

ALEXANDRIA-5-rm. row brick: very
excel central loo. near schools. bus.
shops. Fin. bsmt.. suit. 3rd bedrm,
CT loan 4ee int. now on prop. Cash
down pymt. required, excel buy.
OWNER, XII. 9-663s any time.
from owner; 8
t sp dn r6 Srd .mec 0I E Ffm Teps
with shufie board inlay: conv. to
schools, shopping. bus: l trafflc light
to d. c. or Pentagon; level lot, Must
SCI ,J Shis week IA 40 s-2594: Is -,
super rambler. in the convenient
and highly desirable Lorcom lane
area Six big rms. g bedrms.i. .
tiled baths, fun basement garage,
all-electric automatic kit. and real
yesr-ro,nd air co1nditiontnga FRANK
IE 4:4"4 and ia, 5-0s4:. 81
brand brics rambler of finest
quality: choice .oc., in nearby Ar
inston top residential commu-
nit Features 2@-ft. den with
fireplace, in addition to Ice. liv. rm.
'elso with freplD. din. rm.. huge
plus , very large bedrooms. two
lovely tile baths and splendid
rec. nm. with fireplace; truly an
extraordinary value. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. ia. 5-6266; ewes. JE.
4-4"4t and ia. 7-0S4., al
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS - Custom
puilt: brick Colonial; rooms, .. ~. :
rage. Only S3i 500 Mr.. Boswell,
MA. $4,000: ewes. and week ends.
IA. 4-1444. BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
FAILS AIS ( cH IL n:T AREA. ss.75o@a.
acre a. !. loo down ;,n s7s,5C soa mo.
Bread st.. Falls Church. va. go
FALLS CHURCH-Frame rambler on
lge. Anchor-fenced lot; air liv. rm.,
dining ell equip. kit. > lge. bedrms,,
good storage space Assume lgs. ~;
l Loan Sell o 2odsy s1 t$NN fSx2 Fr'Sfa
G ROVE VA. West Lee ST.
Det.. frame home on lovely lot
70xlS: 8. rms, bath. hot water
n neiCsd oil burner God !, home rss IKE b TINS
gain. Ewes. TIE. 6-176s. I. r
NV, MA. s-0753.
MANOR - $500 and
move in. Two-bedrm. semi; full
DSlnt: reQec. CELL d, LCFION.
IA. 1-5333; eyes,. ia. 2-2577. 30
lyon PARK-Brick Colonial; D min.
Pentagon, Memorial and Key Bridges;
attach. gar; frepl. din. rm.. 2 lge.
bedrmS.: 0smt. apt. with flrepl. and
outside entr. for extra income. OWN
Err; S1S.a50. $4,000 down. ia.
LIB" ewes. only. -
MCLEAN. Vas miles from DC.
sacrifice brick. LIST floor lily. nm {,
firepl din. rm., .eauipped kit,
bath: End f.. 3 bedrms.. full tile
bath. full bsmt.. lot 15xl 80. fenced.
Owner transferred. Priced $lS.45n.
cash 81 900. ANDREW NJ. GREENE,
Elmwood 6-3491. 30
PARK, Alexandria. va
Two-story white brick; excellent 10
cation. Lot 55x120. A most COM
Portable home; all rooms cheerful;
living room, fireplace; 3 BEDROOMS,
. BATHS: finished club room; all
modern conveniences. Priced $24,-
500; liberal terms. Once open It'll
9 pm. Phone DI. 7-6S30. THOS.
!. FISHER & Co. INC. ....-.
St, s. Nice 4-bedfm,, corner house;
reas. price and terms. OF $1,000.
MoNAHAN REALTY. exclusive.
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LEWIS SPRING MANOR
LINDEN ST. s12.a5o: ? bedrms., nv.
rm.. din. area, lge. Westinghouse
cleo. kit, Hollywood bath, full bsmt.,
expandable attic; suitable for -
rms; ls-acre lot on hard surface
ST: FLA financing Dir: RI 3,
Branch ave. ext, ! mile north OF
Clinton
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WITH FULL BASEMENT
Two attractive new ramblerS that are
a remarkable value al the sacrifice
price offered, Lge. liy. nm with
liberal dining area: TWO spacious
bedrms. with wonderful closet space
tiled bath and a superbly equipped
luxury kitchen. Only $1,000 cash
needed. Call MA. S-aTa7 daily; after
) I'm. call CO 5-S3S.
ataifol ITiayu Poolty ~
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SPACIOUS QUARTERS
OR LARGE FAMILY

and liv. rm. comb; front porch and
incl. rear porch. steam oil heat;
2-car Diet garage. In excellent cond
Situated on q 50x300-ft. lot. Conv.
to schools. playground. churches.
shopping and excellent transp
facilities Asking S1S,500; only
$4,000 down. Call Frank Rose.
Hudson Real Estate Co.
UN. Abb, Evenings, UN. 4-03IS.
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MANOR CLUB

EXQUISITE brick rambler; very lge. liv.
and din. rms. both with firepl.; 8
twin-Sized bedrms., tiled baths:
Enclosed breezeway. garage; full
bSmt. with picture window. Lot adj
least. a huge kit. which will en-
chant every woman who sees it.
Beamed and paneled. Early Ameri-
can motif with built-in barbecue pit.
vet embraces all the ultramodern
eficiencies for today's living. Pur-
Shown BY appt. only. MODERN
REAITY CO., Exclusive Agents,
III 1-S3hO. Omen It'll 9 nm. 20
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SLIGO PARK TERRACE

SlS.a50
brick Colonial in most
desirable section warrants your In
Spection. Center-hall entr.. 3 bed
rms and bath End A.; ige. hv. room
with firepl. sep. din rm., equipped
kit with breakfast area; huge side
torch: full bsmt; built-in garage
For appt. call JU. 1884
LAUREL REALTY co.
500 Flower Ave. S. S.. JU. $500
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j. Victor Dickey

OFFERS
$500 On; HYATTSVILLE-3- bedrm
brick. sep. din. rm.. equip. kit
disposal, auto. washer: / blk. bus
mr. = shopping centers.
$3.50 On: RIVERDALE HTS.-3-b
rm. Colonial. liz baths, lS-ft. liv
nm. sep. din. rm.. newly equip. kit .
full bsmt.. new furnace. scr. front
porch: Anchor-fenced lot; alum
sim. wind. Immed. poSs. St Der
nard'S Parish.
5000 On. 81. MT. RAINIER--S69. O.;
mo. total payt. lmmac. 2-bedrm
sh!ngle home. in peri. cond.: 2O-ft
kit, new furnace, oil INV h.; newly
dec. throughout; most cow. loo.
i-carfare zone
$500 DIN. Gil; ATTSVILL.E-2-bed
rm. shinsIe home. sep. din. rm.
equip kit. full dry bsmt., rec. rm.
newly dec; scr. front porch. incl
back porch. Choice loo, St. jerome :
Parish.
s60n DN., GI.; RADIANT VALLEY
$500 mo. total payt.; 2-bedrm
brick rambler. sep. din. rm.. expan
attic, equip. kit, radiant heat,
$500 On. MOVE IN; V1ERS MILL
$3.50 mo. pays all. Immac. 2-bed-
rm. ash. shinsle BUNGALOW. full dry
bSmt: range. retgT.: fenced yard
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3713 TILDEN ST.
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN
FEATURING
SUBURBAN VALUES
ut TNTNN

has large liv. rm.. din. rm.. modern
and cheerful kit. 3 master-siZe bed
rms. and full tile bath: scrn. porch
oil INV h., Diet. garage with work.
shop and stable. More than l acre
white board fence. This is truly a
showplace. The owner. a naval Of.
ficer. has been transferred and must
sell. Convenient to schools, churches
and shopping. Priced at S1995O.
with convenient terms.
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ASSUME CT 4cc LOAN
CT FINANCING AVAILABLE

DISTANCE s.DA. SCHOOL
A wonderful buy in this attractive
brick Colonial; 100 down to vets.
2 large hedrms., frepl and picture
window in liv nm. sep. din rm..
eating space in mod. kit. full bsmt.
shade trees Priced to sell. Call ~.
s-tni after
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ATTENTION CT

ATTENTION CT
I'VE GOT YOU COVERED
Take a look at this 2-bedrm.. Diet.
brick bungalow. tut IN Cheverly
Nd. Has fun bsmt.. new gas fur
mace, hardwood floors. Venetian
blinds. etc. CLEAN AS A REPUB-
LICAN; one look is all you need
all ] need is $3.50 down for GI
financing. Cali Mr. Kitchens. ATLAS
REALTY co 81 H-.iGN -oN
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE
9.RATH RAMBL ER-$24. 500

all-brick rambler, loo. in
desirable area Just beyond Chevy
&repL and paneied wall, sep. din.
Fm., mod. kit. with dishwasher,
garbag0 disp., etc. bedfms., .
baths and full bsmt. with Gas heat:
Only 3 yrs; OLD; Immed. poss. CAL
end sun. AID. 2-6566.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
RALTOR0 Ills 18th 81. NV.
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COOLRIDGE ACRES

Rarely do you find q new brick ram
bier SO. perfectly designed and con-
structed with large center-hall en-,
and picture window: sep. din. nm.
cheerful fully equipped kit. 3 large
bedrms with pvt bath In master
bedrm. Also full tile hall bath. Nice
bsmt with firpl. in rec. rm area.
acre corner lot. Wei priced p at Sol
500; convenient terms ARRANGED
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. Sc 10. S-77OO
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FORESTVILLE
CAPE COD BRICK
LANHAM
MT. RAINIER

Lovely 3-bedEm. home, with bus
service at your door: walking dis
tance to schools. churches and
stores: fireplace. Sunroom, Enclosed
porch and plenty of closets. Ex-
cellent terms.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
NO s-7oO3
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H. ]. KORZENDORFER, INC.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Eikzeison- Colonial brick home
tanning a lst-FLOOR DEN AND
POWDER ROOM. large breakfast
NJ full center hall. lge. liv. .rm.
win firepl., din. rm. Todays kit.
? ice bedrms. and baths on md
n refr screened porch. o-car ga
:A.t. close to Rosemary Elementary
: ''goI and three country clubs.
VI f. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 til
ON
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KENWOOD AREA
LANGLEY PARK
LOCUST HILLS
RETHESnA

One left Of A beaut.. Diet. brick ram
blers. close to Naval Hospital and
NH. o spacious rooms, 'omplete
modern elac. kit. 3 bedrms.. > baths,
Q porches. full daylight bsmt. with
picture windows, gas &C. heat. air
conditioning evail.. At small addi-
Your last opportunity to buy one
of these fine homes at low price of
S24 $50. For appointment call Mr..
Lewis Brown. ALDON PROPERTIES
INC. RE. 1926; eyes, EN-. 3-9551
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BETHESDA
$40 $50
ethesda-GreenWich Forest
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-s4OO

CHEVY CHaSe-1Ile HdlllIeI
fiery attractive rambler with 8 bed
rooms and paneled study. 26-ft. liv.
nm. lge. din. rn1.. 33-ft. rear scr.
pch.: lge. level lot.
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W. John cDonOugh;
Mining Executive, Filler

NEW YORK, June 19.-W.
John McDonough, SIS. famed
Canadian flier and mining COM
pany executive. was found dead,
apparently Of natural causes, in
his hotel room today.
A resident of Toronto, he was
in New York on a business trip.
Mr.. McDonough was credited
with making the first flight into
Canada's Yukon territory in
1928 while taking part in a
prospecting venture. He also
made pioneer flights into the
Great Bear Lake country, where
important deposits of silver and
radioactive ores were discov-
cred.
Also noted as a racing pilot,
he was director of operations for
the De Haviland Aircraft Co. of
Canada during World War II.
He was a director of a num-
Der of mining companies and
president of the TranS-Ameri-
can Mining Corp. and the Spinet
gold mines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Mrs. F.B. DeIapIaine,
Widow Of Founder
Of Frederick News
BY the Asseeiosed Press

FREDERICK, Md, June 10. -
Mrs. Fannie B. Delaplaine, widow
Of the founder of the Frederick
News, died today at Frederick
Memorial Hospital after an ILL
ness Of about a month. She was
90.
The widow of william T.. Della
PLANE, ST., had been in the hos
pital since May %. She was a
member of one of Western Mary
lands oldest families.
Her husband died in 1895. She
was the last survivor of the
group that organized the COM
pany which now publishes the
Frederick News and Post.
Last year Mrs. Delaplaine was
honored by Hood College on the
18th anniversary of her gradua-
ton from the Frederick Female
Seminary. forerunner Of the col
lege.
Survivors include four sons,
Robert e. Delaplaine, George B.
Delaplaine, ST.. William T. Della
PLANE. jr., all actively connected
with the paper, and Judge Ed
ward S. Delaplaine Of the Mary.
land Court Of Appeals. She also
leaves a granddaughter and a
grandson.
Funeral services are set tenta-
lively for Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
William H. 1omhave, II,
Animal Husbandry Expert
BY the Associated Press

AURORA, ILL.,, June 19.-Wil-
liam H. Tomhave, 70, an author
ity on animal husbandry. died
today.
In 1908 the United States
Government sent him to China
as chief agricultural adviser to
that government. He also is a
former professor in animal hus-
bandry at Penn State College.
In 1927 Mr.. Tomhave became
executive secretary of the Amer7
lean Aberdeen Angus Breeders
Association and held the posi-
ton until his retirement in 1947.
For many years he was a trus-
tee of the Eastern State EXPOSE
ton at Springfield, Mass. He
was a director and former
treasurer of the National Live
stock and Meat Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
John {. Kelley, s.,
Mining Engineer

John e. Kelley, So, widely
known mining engineer and con-
sultant, died unexpectedly Of q
heart attack Friday in his apart
ment at 20S Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NE.
Mr.. Kelley, who also main
tanned a home in Carson City
New, was an expert on natural
resources and recently had been
doing work on the Colorado
Plateau for the uranium indus
try.
A native Of Pittsfeld, Mass,
he lived there and in Pasadena
Calf, during his early life. His
father was a founder of General
Electric Co. and the Pacific Gas
and Electric Co. on the west
coast.
Mr.. Kelley was a graduate OF
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
tute and the University of Mex
leo. He served in World War II
as a major with the Central In
telligence Agency.
AS a mining engineer, he trav-
eled and worked in Central
America. Venezuela and Spain
He recently was awarded the
Spanish Grand Cross Of Isabel
Ia Catolica for his work in that
country.
He is survived by his mother
and a brother Of Springfield
Mass.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday in Springfield,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Progress Administrations ma:
tional resources committee.
AS q beginner in newspapers
wearing highbutton shoes and
q derby" Mr.. McFall recalled
working as a reporter on the
Emporia (Kans) Gazette, the
st. Louis Globe-Democrat and
the Kansas City Star. A friend
from Topeka, Kans.. interested
him in the Mexican venture.
Retired in 1945.
The government part Of his
career-he called it a postscript
included service at the World
Powers Conference in 1886 and
with the then new Social Secur-
ity Board. During World War II,
he worked in the War Manpower
Commission, going into retire.
ment in 1945 to clear the way
for younger men, he said.
Grey-haired and failing phys
ically, he lived alone in an apart
ment at 1923 Fourteenth street
NV. until his illness finally
forced him into the hospital last
December is.
Among his many close friends
in official Washington was VIII
liam Hassett, correspondence
secretary for President Franklin
D. Roosevelt.
Funeral services will be held
for Mr.. McFall, q Spanish
American War veteran, at 2:3O
pm. Tuesday in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Ernest TONY" Vaccaro, presi-
dent of the Press Club, an
nounced the following committee
to represent the club at the
funeral:
Mr.. Wooton, Mr.. Lawrence,
Paul j. McGahan. Bascom Tim
mons. Clarence Marshall, John
c. OBrien, Edward Jameson,
Homer Joseph Dodge. Charles
Gridley. Carter Field, Stephen
Walter. j. Newman Wright. Fred
Emery. Henry Flynn and Russell
| Mcfarland
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Meieorology Contest
Offers $500 in Prizes

Cash awards totaling $500 for
research in meteorology and dis.
patching will be awarded this
year by the Air Transport AS
ISOLATION to employees of sched-
uled airlineS. Earl D. johnson,
ATA president. has announced.
Now in its 18th year. the con-
test stimulates original research
into improvement of air weather
analysis and forcaSting and dis
patching Of aircraft. The awards
are $3.50 for first prize. $50 for
second. and 500 for third prize.
Entries must be poStmarked
not later than January 81, 1855,
and sent by registered mail to
Committee. Air Transport Asso-
citation. 1107 Sixteenth street
NV, Washington 6, D. c.
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Admiral Conard Dies;
Former PaYnaster
And Supply Chief

vice Admiral Charles Conard.
70, who was chief Of the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts and
paymaster general of the Navy
from 1885 to 1899. died yesterday
at Bethesda Naval Hospital. He
lived at 2311 Connecticut avenue.
Admiral Conard retired from
the Navy in 1899. but returned
to active duty in 1941 in the
Office Of Production Manage
ment in charge of defense saving
security sales to Navy personnel.
He was later made chairman Of
the interdepartmental savings
bond commission and originated
the 10 per cent savings plan for
wage earnerS.
In 1898, he was governmental
chairman for the Red Cross roll
call and headed the Navy De-
partment Community group dur
ing 1896 and 1887 drives.
Attended Cornell.
Born in Washington, he was
educated at Rockville Academy
and Cornell University. In 1898
he entered the Navy Supply
Corps and received citations for
his part in the Spanish American
War. During World War I. he
was supply officer at the Naval
Gun Factory here and was also
cited for that work.
He had been a supply ofdcer
at the Naval Academy and at
Pearl Harbor.
Admiral Conard was a mem
Der of Chevy Chase Club, Order
of the Cardiac, Army Navy Club,
Newcomer Society and was a di-
rector of the National Savings
& Trust Co.
Five Daughters Survive.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Margaret F. Conard, his second
wife; five daughters, Mrs. Ken
meth Gordon, 1888 Riggs place
NV; Mrs. Theodore G.. Half.
and Mrs. Elmer M. jackson, jr.,
both of Annapolis; Mrs. Maurice
K. Brady, 4919 jamestown road,
Yorktown Village, Md; WAVE
1t. Comdr. Barbara Conard, 4007
Connecticut avenue NV; q son,
Comdr. Charles A. Conard.
u. s. N. R., 1901 Chesapeake
street NV, and two stepsons,
Henry F. Eaton and John Eaton
of the home address.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Wednesday at the
Fort Myer Chapel. Burial will
be held in Arlington Cemetery.