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Evening star., 1954-07-09
Prince Georges Acts
To Enlarge Jail After
5 Prisoners Escape

Moving swiftly in the wake Of
Wednesdays Jail break in which
five prisoners escaped and were
recaptured within three hours,
the Prince Georges County Com
missioners today authorized
preparation of preliminary
plans for an addition to the
Upper Marlboro lookup.
On a motion offered by Com
missioner Edward j. Waters, the
board selected Walton M. Mad
den, Mount Rainier architec-
tural firm, which with another
firm, Paul H. Kea Associates of
Hyattsvilles agreed to plan and
supervise Eonstruction for q 6
per cent
Can Use $8Oo,OO0.
The commissioners have legis-
lative authority to float an
100000. bond issue to build q
new jail or to enlarge the pres
ent structure. A special COM
mittee has recommended an
addition which would double the
present prisoner capacity of 48.
Preliminary plans for the
addition. the commissioners an
nounced. will be considered at q
joint meeting of the jail COM
mittee, Baltimore prison experts
and County Sheriff Carlton @.
Beall.
Food Warmer Favored.
Commissioner Waters, refer
ring to the jail committees
recommendation against install
lation of a kitchen, told his COL
leagues he feels a warming
cabinet or steam table should
be provided.
The board also voted to send
letters Of commendation tc
Sheriff Beall, State and county
police and probation officers fol
their aid in recapturing Wednes-
days escapees. among whom
were one alleged murderer ano
two men charged with kidnap-
ing.
Evening star., 1954-07-09
Starlight Movies
Playground Film
Program for Tonight

Programs sponsored by the
Evening Star In cooperation
with the Film Center of WASH
ington and and the recreation
departments of the District,
Alexandria and Arlington,
Prince Georges, Montgomery
and Fairfax counties:
Washington ut dusk.
Much. Thirty-sixth and Eli
colt streets NV.
Barnard, Fifth and Decatur
streets NV.
Noyes. Tenth and Franklin
streets NE.
Rosedale. Seventeenth and
Gales streets NE.
Buchanan. Thirteenth and D
streets Sc.
Bald Eagle. Nichols avenue
and Joliet street S.W.
Walker. First and I streets
NV.
Briggs Montgomery. Twenty
seventh and ! streets NV.
Burrville. Division avenue and
Hayes street NE.
Lovejoy. Twelfth and D streets
NE.
Arlington County, $3.50 pm.
yorktown. 5201 North
Twenty-eighfh street.
Henry Clay. SOIL North Sew
enth street.
Prince Georges County, $3.50 pm
Kentland. Prince Georges and
Greenleaf, Kentlend.
Landover Hills Elementary
School. 7009 Varnum street
Landover Hills.
Montgomery Count, $3.50 pm.
Lynnhrook. Newdale and
Lynnbrook drives. Bethesda.
Takoma Park, Grant avenue
on Piney Branch road. Takoma
Park.
Evening star., 1954-07-09
Bill Passed for County
To Purchase School Siie

Legislation to authorize the
sale of % acres in Prince Georges
County to the School Board
there as the site for a new junior
high school cleared Congress late
yesterday and went to the White
House.
The House concurred with Sem
ate amendments to the bill which
originated In the House.
The land was acquired In 1891
and as part of st. Elizabeths
Hospital. 1t became separated
from the main farm by the con-
struction of Indian Head road.
Evening star., 1954-07-09

Junior Chamber officials par
ticipating in the installation
ceremony included Joseph DAM
leo, internal vice president: Rob-
ert Rutledge, external vice presi-
dent; John DAILY. secretary; John
Rutledge, treasurer, and Ken
meth Ludwig, State director OF
the JayceeS.
Evening star., 1954-07-09
Fairfax Officials
ToHoId heetinq
On Joint Garage
School Board to Tolk
With Supervisors
On Maintenance Plan

The Fairfax County School
Board Is ready to sit down with
the Board Of County Supervisors
and talk about establishment Of
q combined county maintenance
garage to handle all county We
hicle repairs, including school
buses.
A resolution inviting the su-
perviSors to q joint meeting on
the subject was adopted by the
School Board last night on mo-
ton Of Robert w. Darr.
Earlier. it had appeared the
supervisors and School Board
might lock horns over the issue.
The supervisors voted to estab-
hSh q maintenance division
under the county Department Of
Public Works in the new $780, =
900 garage now nearing COM
pletion.
Board BaIks at Joining.
The School Board was invited
to turn over its bus maintenance
work to the new department.
But the idea didn't appeal to
the board. Several State school
transportation officials recon-
mended it continue its own
maintenance program. The
School Board turned down the
supervisors invitation, and Of
feSed a counter proposal to rent
space In the new garage for bus
maintenance.
The supervisors on Wednesday
turned down the rental plan and
decided to stand firm by their
combined maintenance plan.
Lets make it clear that we
don't want q fight over this, !"
said Robert F. Davis, School
Board vice chairman.
Perhaps we could try 1t out
for a year." said Mr.. Darr. "I
still don't think it will prove
economical, but If they are will
ing to use our men I see no
reason why we shouldn't give
1t q trial"
Economy Seen in Combination.
The supervisors, who now
haye no large scale vehicle
maintenance program, believe
the establishment Of q combined
setup offers an economical way
to provide maintenance for all
county vehicles including school
buses, police cars. and other
county vehicles. The new garage
was built with the combined
system in mind.
The School Board set no date
forS the joint meeting. but
agreed to hold 1t as soon as
possible at the convenience of
the supervisors.
The School Board received Of
ficial word Of the new $749. 700
Federal grant for school con-
struction that has been allo-
Gated to the county. The money
Is earmarked for the new $1.2
million Groveton High School.
School officials said plans should
be ready to accept bids on the
school in go to 80 days.
A $151,974 contract was
awarded to the Culpeper Build
ing and Supply Corp. for con-
struction Of a six-classroom
addition and alteration at the
Vienna Elementary School.
Evening star., 1954-07-09
$500 In Jewels Stolen
AijAIexandria Apartment

Three pieces of jewelry valued
at 5000 have been reported
stolen from an Alexandria
apartment.
Police said Miss Elizabeth
Cook Of sol Green street dis
covered two watches and a ring
missing from her jewelry box
yesterday. One watch, trimmed
with diamonds, is valued at
$3.50, the second watch is q gold
one worth 500. and the ring
set in diamonds and emeralds
Is valued at $3.50, police said.
Evening star., 1954-07-09
Girl Scout Representative

Evelyn Harvey, of University
Park. Nd, will represent the
senior Girl Scouts Of Prince
Georges County at the Archaeo-
logical Mobile Camp to be held
in New Mexico July 10. it was
announced yesterday. Miss Har-
vey, a senior at Northwestern
High School. has been an active
Girl Scout for 10 years.
Evening star., 1954-07-09
Trude Show in Arlington

The Arlington Trade Fair
Show. sponsored by the Optimist
Club. will open Monday and run
through July II at Route and
South Twenty-third street. It
will start every day at Z pm,
except on Saturdays when it
starts at 2 pm. The affair is
being given for the benefit Of
the Optimist Clubs boys work
fund.
Evening star., 1954-07-09
Ballot Recount.
.Drdgs On in
Queen Annes
Byrd Hos Net Gain
Of 2 Votes und q
36-vote Lecd
BY ihe Associated Press

CENTREvMLE. Md. July 9.
With less than 4 fourth Of
their task completed. election.
officials planned another mara
thon session here today in the
dragging recount Of queen
Annes County's Democratic GU
bernatorial vote.
II. G. Byrd, who won the
county,S three unit votes with q
53-popular vote margin, had q
net gain Of two votes yesterday
after his lead had dropped to q
low Of 81 votes. He now leads
by 36 votes. &
Election officials and partisan
ballot examiners for the two
candidates worked until nearly
8 pm. They planned similar
day-night session today and q 9
am. to 5 PINK round tomorrow.
When a halt was called last
night, recounterS had gone
through three and part OF q
fourth Of the county's Is ballot
boxes.
Less Hostile Attitude.
A less hostile atmosphere pre-
vailed the third day Of the re-
counting, but at one point Balti-
more Attorney Francis B. Burch,
representing Mr.. Mahoney, stood
up to declare something seemed
amiSS.
Five ballots, three for Mr.. Ma
honey and two for Mr.. Byrd, had
just been dumped because each
bore q pencil line about an inch
long on the back. Mr.. Burch said
ne wanted the judges and clerks
from the district called in to ac-
count for what he called "a de-
liberate attempt to deface these
ballots" and therefore cause
them to be nullified.
The board of election SUPER
visorS refused to rule on the
matter and the recounting drag
ged on.
Other Recount Tallies.
Outside Of Queen Annes Coun-
ty, this is the recount situation
after yesterdays filing deadline
for new counts.
Talbot Byrd margin so popu-
lar votes Of S.828 total. 4 unit
votes.
Calvert-Byrd by 80, of 1872
total, 3 unit votes.
Garrett -Mahoney margin 1913
Of zoos total. 4 unit votes.
Observation-Disclosures by IS Of
3.615 total 4sunit votes.
Baltimore 5th district-Ma-
honey by 287 Of 32,965 total in
unofficial returns, Z unit votes.
Baltimore 4th district-Byrd
by 423 Of 1888 total in unoffi-
cial returns, Z unit votes.
In the attorney general race
Philip III. Dorsey. Mr.. Mahoney's
running mate, won the popular
vote by a wide margin, but lost
the unit count to c. Ferdinand
Sybert, DR.. Byrd's partner. by
"a to 66. A third candidate. r.
B. Harrington. took IL unit
| votes.
Kent Recount Asked.
Mr.. Dorsey has asked a re-
count in Kent County, where he
lost the popular count by only
one vote and as a result, the
county's three unit votes.
] Mr.. Dorsey also has asked re.
counts in Hartford County, which
went to Harrington. and Balti-
more'S 4th district, which went
to MIR. Sybert.
! Mr.. Sybert. In turn, has asked
recounts in Dorchester, Carroll
and Talbot, which went to Mr.
1 nnuravx h~x
Evening star., 1954-07-09
Curb on GombHnq
Not Worth Cost
Wood stock Says
spesiaI Dispatch 10 The stor

WOODSTOCK, Va, July o.
The Town Council here has de-
cided that gambling won't pay
the cost Of an ordinance against
it, that is.
The Council this week with
drew q proposed ordinance
against gambling in the town.
Reason son-Anticipated fines for
gambling convictions wouldn't
pay the cost Of printing the ordi-
nance.
Evening star., 1954-07-09
A. 6. Denice Installed
As Arlington JaYcee Head

Anthony G. Denice. an Arling-
ton real estate executive, be-
came the new president Of the
Arlington Junior Chamber Of
Evening star., 1954-07-09

block captains at work by the
time the campaign really gets
under way after Labor Day.
"An advantage gained is no
excuse for a holiday" the Cow
rernor told the party workers.
"You don't lose elections by
what you've failed to say" the
Governor added after listening
to nearly two hours Of campaign
speeches.
Reminding the group Of his
claim that he was elected by
"125,0 900 Republicans and 1885,
900 highly intelligent and dis
eliminating Democrats" the
Governor warned, however. that
while concentrating on the
camps Of the enemy we must
not neglect our friends"
Scull Is Speaker.
Carrying the ball at the county
level was David Scull, candidate
for an at-large seat on the
County Council.
Harmony is fine but harmony
has its limitations" he said, re-
ferring to the victorious har-
mony slate in the Democratic
primary.
What the people want is
sound common sense government
and that is what we're going to
give them" he added.
Republican candidates for Of.
fee In the county last night ap-
peared to be facing a dilemma
Of whether to run on the record
Of the present Republican-con-
trolled council.
Councilman Louis A. Gravelle,
the only Republican incumbent
on the party's ticket in Novem-
Der, said last night he had tried
to do his best on the council
but felt he would have been able
to do better job II he had been
surrounded by his present six
running mates.
Complains About Taxes.
Hugh H. Hassell, Sd district
candidate, went further and
complained that taxes under the
present council were too high.
A few moments later Delegates
Kathryn j. Lawler and Gilbert
Guide urged party workers to
point to the record Of the Re-
publican delegation in Annapolis
in efforts to wean votes away
from the Democrats.
Representative Hyde, who
faces a tough battle to retain
his seat in the House. urged the
workers to take a fighting ap-
proach and to cite the record
which he said the present adj
ministration was building In
Washington.
Last nights rally at Meadow
brook Recreation Center, spon-
sored by the Silver Spring
Women's Republican Club. was
the first post-primary meeting
at which party workers got a
chance to meet their nominees.
State G. O. P. Convention
To Be Held July N
BALTIMORE, July Q (R-
Maryland Republicans. their
primary election uncontested and
safely behind them. stole q side
glance at the feuding Democrats
yesterday and quietly laid plans
for the general election.
After a two-hour session with
Gov. McKeldin. Republican Lead
ers announced their State con-
vention will be Saturday. July
"a. at the Lord Baltimore Hotel
here.
At the long meeting yesterday
Gov. McKeldin. who hopes to
become the first Republican Gov
ernor of Maryland to succeed
himself, conferred with D. Eldred
Rinehart, chairman of the Re.
publican State Central Commit
Evening star., 1954-06-06

eNGNEER-Chief engineer in large,
new. elevator-type, air-conditioned.
apartment building in northwest.
VIII be given 2-bedroom apt. in ad-
dition to good salary. Should be
not over 90, married. Excellent op.
.portunity for dependable man look.
Ing for perm. position. Write Boz
leS-L- Star. swing qualifications.
ENGINEER. must be at least ard
class. or better; preferably with
Laundry experience. for small plant;
LINEN SERVICE. 214a Queens
Chapel I'd. ne. LA. 6-1600. -
ELECTRICIAN and helpers, good op-
pQrtunitv.. must have experience.
Phone LA. 6-327S after 4 pm.
ELECTRICIAN. must have D. c. Jour
neyman's card; jobbing. Truck fur
nished. Best deal in town for good
man; year-round work. DOWD'S,
441S Conn. ave.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, with
license to work in apt. bldg: 6M
days per wk.; middle aged, sober;
excel. refs. Apply Rm. "a, the South
.Hrn Bldg, 18th and H sts. NV, bet.
D and 1880 am. and 2 to 4 pm.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
statesmen

@ statesmen
NATIONWIDE ORGANIZA-
TION HAS OPENINGS FOR
TWO MEN IN THE WASH
INGTON AREA. MEN WHO
QUALIFY WILL EARN IN
EXCESS OF $1,000 PER
YEAR. IF YOU ARE INTER-
ESTED IN EARNINGS OF
THIS TYPE, PLEASE AP-
PLY IN PERSON, MON
DAY THROUGH FRIDAY,
TO 140O SPRING RID. NV,
Q TIL S.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

Expanding in all areas 80 miles oi
wash. Special opportunity for resi-
SALEsMEN--The fastest groWina
appointments than our present
sales force can handle. The Pill
GRIM PLAN offers the consumer
gate. % See Mr.. pdf pdfEIFHNp 10 tD'ssIa. am.
to 2 pm. at, 1905 New Hampshire
ave. Takoma PIX. Md.
SALESMEN-6 aggressive men in-
terested in making excellent In
to Eive them this opportunity. mi.
is permanent proposition. Apply
In person for interview on June 10,
JOY TRADiNG CO.. al K st. NV
Statesmen to sell vacuum cleaners
ard sewinf machines. Liberal com
nished Apply In person, 4S33 Ga
statesmen - National organization
has positions open for 2. qualiflec
salesmen in q southeastern district
Experience and intangibles helpful
LOAN AND TRUST BLDG. Soa i
St: NV. Room 101S. Phone Ma
S.957S for appointment.
SALESMEN-n you want to learn
the dignifled profession Of landscape
plan PREPARATION and Presentation,
you will be. trained at our expense
and allowed to earn 800 or more
while in training. No experience
NECESSARY Must have car. %
SALESMEN-Here's your opportunity
working for others. Be your own
boss. Sell Rawleigh Products in
City Of Arlington. Alexandria, Falls
Church: full or part time. Write
at once. RAWLEIGH'S, Dent. DEF.
14-UU. Richmond. Va.
SALESMEN-Highest commission In
town; dry cleaning. food books. pay
daily. Interviews 10 a.rn.-6 pm:
p.m.-9 p.m. 1112 goth st. NV.
Statesmen to cover established route
selling cigars. cigarettes. candy etc,
s,IT sal1ry Sts PLUS comm. S-dav week. Box
SALEsMEN for mems clothing and
furnishings for Shirlingtcn and ne.
branch stores. Experience required.
REGULAR. full-time position. Liberal
employe dement's and discount. Apply
personnel once. GOLDENBERG'6.
9TH. Sth and X sts. NV, or ct either
branch stores.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
HYDRAULICS
ENGINEERS

For research studies in con-
troll valve conflgurationS, ac-
.coustical phenomena in hy-
draulic systems, sitting and
fluid contamination and re-
lated subjects. Includes con-
'sultative assistance in de-
sign and development &C.
tivitieS. Mechanical Engi-
neerS-with background OF
advanced training in hy-
draulic control areas.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Statesmen
CLOSERS
TOP MEN ONLY

Can use O. high Grade
eiesers; former home improve.
me, men preferred; 2 deal deals . week
and no credit worries. This
vending. appliances S or fran:
ehises; plenty Of leads and
cooperation: must have carr
10 a.m:-2 pm. 7S40 Eastern
SCHOOL TEACHERS looking for
SiE SissH sRon'fs RhNSisn Gh NJ cohs Assh' l5i4 II
sEsVhGE EsRnane Fq; sraf1oN AZ ATTENDANT.
Must be experienced in lubrication.
Apply CONNORs & FOSTER. 2244
SERVICE station assistant man
ager. Tor large, operation; must be
able to handle men and operate q
shift; salary open; no phone calls.
coNNoRs. INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
SHIPPING CLERKS ASSISTANT
Must have neat handwriting and be
alert and thorough. Reply in own
handwriting to Box 52-M. Star.
SHOE statesmen. exper. Apply sol
sHodRrrHoaRRDER OH COOK WANTED,
white; open kitchen exper. Apply
11S Independence ave. Sc, Ii.
SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER. capa-
BILE Of taking complete charge per-
sonnel. menu planning, buying, IN
tory gross. Good position for sober.
dependable experienced man. CHAM
DLER'S DRUGS. 7037 Defense hwy,
Landover Hills. Nd, UN. 4-S3S6.
sODA-FOUNTAIN CLERKS. part time.
NAYLOR PHARMACY, 3O30 Naylor
I'd. 81. Apply in person. -6
SPOTTER, exper. for wholesale dry
cleaning plant. good pay. steady
sFlSNESMisSoSss lSS; ~; S1ssSS; sWSSa;NrEp-roU wages.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

FARM HAND. must be experienced II
chinery. Cali Warrenton. Va. 1918
FENCE iNSTALIER, exper. only, fol
ms6 1es6 man; az aITSsa ESSS salary to right
be able to do maintenSnce work
Conn. ave. Do not phone. -
FOREMAN, white. familiar with all
phases Of outside constructions; must
have supervisory capacity and fur
nish own transp. Apply Mon. am.
SUBURBAN SANITATION q eEP-
TIC CO, 49Ss Elm st" Bethesda a.
FURNITURE SALESMAN. expsr., tc
md comm. Atlas. sai r q st. nv nv
FURNITURE statesmen
Must be experienced furniture men
We have openings for number Of
good men due to our expansion pro-
eram. We pay salary and commits
si1n; stesdy employment. Ask for
MARv1ys CREDIT
GARDENER, experienced. for small
estate, In town: must have hrst-
class references. Address reply Box
GIFT AND hSaiN NOVELTY sALEsMEN-
Two new items aveilable; different
and repeat; perfect sideline; high
commissions. MIRACLE BOWL CO.,
GRoCER1F CLERK for produce de.
need apply. Apply 5423 Conn. ave.
GRCCERY CLERK. colored. or white.
exper.. reliable; sober: must have
nSs Esf s42El5f ApPEs lsoG man an 8: excellent
portunity as manager stylists In
salon; $1,000 to $4,000 per ".
Apply only in person, TO Mr.. RICH
ARD L. BURNETTE. 3140 wis:
ave. NV, Apt. 4O6. sunday, 2-t
pm. and Mon. 0.12 pm. -6
Evening star., 1954-06-06
JANITORS
SUPPLIES
SALESMAN
(Experienced)

H-you have been hampered BY
lack Of stocks to lill your
orders. by inability to give
guarantees that mean any
thing. BY inadequate financial
backing, by having to offer un-
known brands from second
rate houses
may be your oppor.
tunity. For the right man,
our 31-year-old f1rm has q
permanent position. unhamp-
cred by any of the above
limitations. Also, the man
selected will receive much ad-
ditional help and be assigned
accounts already placed on our
books. For our own protec-
ton and our customers inter-
ests. the record. references
and experience Of ali appli-
cants will be subjected to
searching Investigation. II
you feel you can qualify send
letter. giving in confidence
complete Information and ref
erence to Box 4SS-J. Star.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
SALESMAN
"A Sincere and
Honest Proposition"

Due to increased sales and expan.
sion. Of our washington territory
we have an opening in the sales
department Of the country's largest
manufacturer OF hoor WAKES. clean
packaged exclusively Tor industriaI
and institutional use. We. .offer q
local territory with established &C.
counts that viii be assigned after
. short test period), q thorough
training program and materials OF
the highest quality already being
used By the largest and finest ONCE
buildings, hospitals, schools. etc, IN
Washington and throughout the
TO start. guaranteed yearly salary Of
$4,000 to $4,000, plus car allow.
ance, commission arrangement and
bonus incentive when you desire II
after training: retirement income
plan completely financed BY the
We require a married man with hi,
own car. age limit 26 to 36: pre-
viouS selling. experience in this held
not essential. Contact MR.. HEM al
the Washington Hotel or call ME
S-592S, Mon. Tues. and Wed.
June z, 2 and q. g.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

H. T. ECKSTROM will be
at the Lee House on
Monday, June Z, 1854, all
day and evening. Call
him at District 7-4800
for your appointment.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

BUYER and floor man
ager, better dresses; unusual oppor-
tunity. KAPLOWTTZ. on 18th st..
between Z and n;Ts .,...
you up TO $500 per wk.: no canvass
ine Investment or experience neces-
sary. Call CLARK'0, DI. 7-440A
today for free details.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

AND SpoRrswxAR
One Of Washington's fnest mems
wear stores has permanent positions
open In fts furnishings and sports
wear departments for experienced
and eapahly. dualined men to sell
quality merchandise to select Glen
tele. Average earnings IN this store
saisfy y' a asaiSit % hiah eccmmissionG; c1iioSG
hospitaliEation and insurance 6sne-
ITS; liberal discounts on pufchasee
APPLY Nh. GTKugBACH
LEWIS b THO0. eALTZ
14o7 Q D. NV.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
HELP-MEN
TIRE SALESMAN

To call on commercial accounts: ex.
perienced, with following: drawine
account; good proposition. Apply
STANDARD TIRE a BATTERY CO.,
TRUCK DaIyERs lsl With We. IL
UsHERs, ). fuil or part time. Apply
TRANs-LUx THEATER. l4th and
waRaHoGsEMAN. 4 III oSGiNsiEMAN in wholesale pa pain,
store: 5h-day week. ,yaSation with
per week. BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT
CO.. 500 c st. NV.
WAREHOUSE CLERK-Young man
Sage 20-3O yrs... for typing, filing
time and material records keepins
good working hours and conditions
Write full reference; details prior
to interview. Box 22-M. Star. Is
WASHER .ssaaE ;oS snS a. appliance .a1n FsDsr msn
sftsf 'pI pm .Gg sLATTER9 safasE -faH RADIO rs e..
wool FiNISHER = Apply Monday
morning. COLUMBIA CLEANERS,
2914 14th st. NV.
WOOL SPOTTER; 5h day wk.: good
pay. Apply In person. NEEDLE
OVERS. 1888 Buchanan st. NV;
MAN WANTED. white, steady en-
Iloyment. on grounds Of club. Apply
in person at 600 Conn. ave.
MAN. white, 40 TO- 55, with refer
ences: friendly, sober and reliable.
for permanent Job; room, kit. and
$40 per mo. Apply weekdays, . to
IL am. ASHTON NURSERY, 651O
Georgia ave. NV.
MAN, colored. expef. mechanic. 70
maintain fleet and. do general work
in funeral home. Apply LEE FU-
NERAL HOME. 4th and Mass. ave.