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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the
Subscriber Of Montgomery County, has OBJ
tancd from the Orphans Court of Mont
gomcry County 90 Maryland. Letters OF
Administration ON the personal Estate Of
EDWIN j. KENNEDY
latae Of Montgomery County, deceased
All persons having Claims against the de-
caesed are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with vouchers thereof legally au-
thenticated 10 the subscriber on or before
the 9Th day of September ncNt: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from an
benefit of said Estate. All persons in
dehtcd 10 said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2Sth day Of
July in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and fifty-five.
MYRTLE J. KENNEDY
1888 Manchester Road
Administrator C11A
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

WINNERS in the annual model car competition
of the Fisher Body Craftsmans Guild are three
Silver Spring youths. William King QefD took
first state hOnOrs in the Junior Division cages IL
through 15), while Tom Devlin (center) and William
Charles Mason (right shared in duplicate top state
awards in the Senior Division cages 16 through 19).
Young Mason is General Motors employee and
CraftsTans Guild regulations provide for duplicate
awards when a GIN family member qualities. Each
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04
Robert S. Baines, Atty.
938 Wayne Avenue
Silver Spring, Md.
Trustees Sale
OF Valuable Improved Real Es-
tate i'm Rockville. MARYLAND

OF Valuable Improved Real Es-
tate in Rockville, Maryland
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority conferred
upon them by a certain Deed of
Trust from EADORE A. ARNE-
SON and THELMA BEVERLY
M. ARNESON, his wife, to WILL
LIAM o. COOLEY, JR. and Full
TON r. GRUVER, TRUSTEES,
dated November 21st, 1852, and
recorded in Liber 1888 at Folio
Al, one of the Land Records of
Montgomery County, Maryland,
default having been made in the
payment of Indebtedness secured
by said Deed of Trust, and at
the request of the parties secured
thereby, the undersigned Trus-
tees will offer for sale at public
auction in front of the premises
Evening star., 1955-07-23
Near Catholic University

C0LORED-GI APPROVED, small
down payment. open Sun. I'll Z
621 Farrasut pl. me-, nice semi
detached brick home: large tron
porch, semifln. bsmt; 5 rms, tilt
bath; w.. CLIFFORD SHERTzER
Realtor. OIL. $4,000: Lu. l-S420
CoLoRED - 1904 KANSAS AVE
N.W.-Open 2 to & pm. g extra.
large rms. ga baths. modern kitch.
en-, recreation rm., many extras;
gas h.-w. heat: splendid condition
a real buy DEMATATIS REALTY
CO., ST. 3-S561, RA. 6-2S7S.
WHITE OR COLORED-owner viii
finance this ,2-bedrm, bSmt. brick
home. L. MLECKA. ia. 7-S35O,
COLORED VETS.--73o Emerson st
VA approved. S10.950. Semidet
brick, 3 rms. bath. bsmt., Al
cond. Low monthly notes. Ii. q.
1043, La. 6-6562, WILLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1955-07-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD, MD, by owners
beorms., den, full din. rm., liv, rm
with fierpiace. modern kitchen with
auto. stove and refgr., Ia baths
double garage, many extra features
Conp. to schools and churches
Price, $4,000. Call Riverside 8.
2-BEDR0OM HOUSE FOR SALE
Newly decorated; near Indian Head
Nd. 20 minutes from District line
Monthly payments S31.20. Call
Riverside 3-45gI, "a
Evening star., 1955-07-23

COLORED
Woodbridge, D. C.
Detached 6 rooms, . large screened
porcheS, full bsmt.. sarage, on
wide avenue. $4,000 down. balance
arranged.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6O2O
Ewes. and Week ends, UN. 4-5665
Evening star., 1955-07-23

- Handyman's we'll
kept home; bargain priced at ST.
600 below exactly same houses on
somewhat better neighborhood lots:
firepl., bsmt.. 2 bedrms.' down: lge,
m; upstairs: many extras Only
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Cent, HOUSES for SALE. Nd. tcont. p,

CHEVY CHASE-Brick Colonial ga
bedrms.. and bath on Ind a.; 4
rms, u bath 1st a. Full bsmt
with rec. rm. and "a bath. Wooded
lot: patio: fenced yard: h.-w.h
nr. schools, bus. OWNER. OIL. .
ti992 IA
AREA - Attrae. o
bedrm. frame bungalow on. y
acre Excel cond.. lovely shade
trees; nr shopping center and
transp. Must sell. price, $3.50.
For information call Burton Utter.
EV. 4-5073, associated with JOHN
A. WENTZ. Open Sun, TO 8. "a
GARRETT PARK, contemporary
rambler with z bedrms and bath
ranch fenced yard; GI approved at
$14 $50. KORZENDORFER, OIL.
4-S111 till g. "a
rambler: basement corner lot; ele-
mentary and high schools / block;
$14.500. VIII. 6-S0S1, "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA
A0H Enn

Beautiful home on a-acre lot: 1st
floor. 3 bedrms and bath. excep-
tionally lac. by. rm. with nrepl-.
fast nook: End hooF. i bedrm.. iEe.
front and rear porches. Good
terms. By OWNER. OIL. 4-I5ss.
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BETHESDA

S20.75o
| nforseen circumstances compel the
sale of this most attractive all
and situated on q large, level we'll.
Handicapped lot. Cathedral llving
room with stone fireplace, separate
dining room. bright equipped
kitchen. . bedrooms and bath;
bedroom and bath plus storage on
ind level. Built Tin garage. Close-in.
half block TO bus and convenient
TO everything: 1t should sell quickly,
Call ewes, EN-. 2-0037; daily 9-6,
EN- a-7400, METzLER REALToR,
5Q22 Conn. ave. "a
Evening star., 1955-07-23
COOLEY BROS.
Builders of Better Homes
III r-I4SI "a
BURNT MILLS ESTATES

bUIIutTS OF beLItT dUmts
DI. 7-l4Sl "a
BURNT MILLS ESTATES
The countrys finest residential area
Lots Il acre and up; California.
contemporary or modern split-level
,eins inS ison srs 1S wntSen " SnoUSe' eS,i1 Sl,I
din. rm., modern electric dream
kitchen. 3 extra-large bedrmS.. ia
baths and finished clubroom; excel
lent financing; furnished model
home open" daily and Sun. IL to
dark, or call Mr.. King. HE. 4-9761;
after $50 pm, JU. 9-0497, Dir: I:
New Hamp. ave. ext, opposite MOL.
or ColesVille rd. to New Hamp.
ave. and follow sign.
The Isens-Builders and Developers
ALDoN PROPERTIES, INC. AGENTS
Evening star., 1955-07-23

KENSINGTON. $4,000, BY owner.
3-bedroom brick bungalow; full
bsmt.; ga yrs. old; fenced yard.
Quiet dead-end street. OIL. 1851.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Francis ". Hatch (Iefsl, Boston advertising
bigwig, says that young father he knows
came home recently to find his two kids
down with measles. Doctors prescription:
"a darkened room, complete rest for the
eyes" But the small fry still clamored for
Davy Crockett on TV. Father thought
moment, then herded the kids back to bed.
IN give you special treat = III let you
What's radio?" they asked. Oh Father
is just like Tv only ;" and here he
'piIy, ''only you don't have to look al it,
Evening star., 1955-09-11

listen to radio" Whats radio?' they ask
replied quickly. Its just like TV only
rolled his eyes happily, only you don't ha
Weather-wise. A few weeks ago Swedish
movie star Mai lettering right, wrote
an article for our etiquette column ask
ing why Americans always talk about the
weather. and berating us for doing so.
Today DR., Clarence A. Mills, in an ANA
approved health article, gives pretty good
answer and some valuable tips on how
you can protect your health amid our sudden
changes. See Page i6 for why The Weather
Evening star., 1955-09-11

where's Cexf9 For the several million
Cerf's "Cerfboard," in this space. slight
apology. This is our biggest issue in history,
and we needed more index space up front.
So please pounce. instead, on Page ID and
read all about Broadway's Winter Garden
Evening star., 1955-09-11

There's secret time in the lives of millions of schoolchden
that most parents and teachers know nothing about the
they spend the school bus Reporter Jhan Robbins and
photographer Rae Russe Investigated typical ride Next week
they'll bring heartwarmng pcturesory The EDITORS
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Difereace. New Jersey reader says he finally persuaded
to take his three yearod for walk in the park Soon the
father heard the child painting and asked Am walking
fast, SON." No" the reply II ann
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Th;. Week Masa.i"- sep,emse, II. 1855
Evening star., 1955-07-17
WHEATON,

1904 HARRIS AVE.
Reduced $1,000 for quick sale to-
aay. 3-bedrm. contemporary RAM
bier: GE kit, fenced lot. Assume
large CT loan. Price, S13,9s0.
c. P. Fletcher, Realtor
JU. $4,000 10. 5.604e
Evening star., 1955-07-17
SILVER SPRING
BY owNER-317.960
BRICK RAMBLER

8 extra large bedrooms.
Tled bath and vanitory.
25'x136" living-dtning rm.
Large modern Kitchen.
Sunken patio, trees.
Breezeway, 2-car garage.
Hardwood parquet iioors.
More than enough storege space.
Not One Step to Climb
1928 capito, View ave.
Open daily or call LO. 6-236S.
Dir: From Ca. ave. turn west
Forest Glen I'd. to stop sign, tur
north on Capitol View to home:
Evening star., 1955-07-17
SILVER M.yg17sv srEMa E.!ls! =,

mo MONEY DOWN CD
You can't beat this 4-hedrrn., ,.
bath: complete GE kit. fenced lot,
with monthly payments only s9S.
past 4 Corners to Belvedere,. left
blk. to Gilmour, right I blk. to
Justin Way, then left TO open
house, 706 Justin Way.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
NEW RAMBLERs
COLLEGE PARK AREA

UitYamodern design.
Exceptionally attractive brick-and-
stone 3-bedroom, 1h-bath homes
living rooms. picture windows, full
Easements, carports - everything
you've dreamed about; Quality built.
more pike to Montgomery rd., left
1 mile to houses and our open"
signs.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
HOUSES foe sAlr-Mp.
WoopAcREs. MD.

A splendid small home IN
Q choice area VA apprQyed
1t $4,000. CaE Wm. Har-
rington. Ma. $4,000; ewes.
and Weekends, In. 3-744s.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

CAPITAL REALTY co.
JU. 9-0673 or WE. 5-5627
Evening star., 1955-07-17

BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
WOODMOOR
Mr.. st. Bernadette's

i twin bedrooms. 2 full baths,
most attractive and complete home
in q settine Of beautiful shade trees;
Garage, large secluded screened
porch. separate dining room. gas
hot-water heat, modern kitchen,
disposal. dishwasher, living room
fireplace. full basement. outside en-
trance, many extras. Aluminium
combination screens and windows
Old Bladensburg I'd. to st. Law
renee DIR. and follow our. Open
sign to Brookmoor DIR. and open"
Evening star., 1955-07-17
NEAR 4 CORNERS

SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Ideal for couple-2-bedroom brick
rambler, large living room, dining
room, kitchen, basement. garage,
beautiful Handicapped lot, 65x220.
Near Four Corners. Make otter.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
$500 Below CT Appraisal
OUTSTANDING COLONIAL

on Dale drive. Property includes
= lovely lots. sell for down pay
home for considerably less. than
rent. Exceptional value. CT ap-
praised at 10000. 3 bedrooms;
liz baths, huge screened porch on
living room. separate dining room,
large kitchen. garage., Out Colesville
and OPEN siGn at S406, :
Evening star., 1955-07-17
.....lI HOUSES EoR sAlr-Ap.
SLIGO PARK
NIAR aCHO0Ia

vsnientiy for family and IN q
nicely established communityi ths
features include . rms. bath 0ays-
tory On 1st a. full bsmt-: pleasant
seysened pe{sh In nice condition;
pRRlfffpsE. RR1lifIffdf 3 lSiSyY, clHSy a FULLER. NC.
81. 3-2400 1919 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Three Men Named
TO BobsIed Team

LAKE PLACID, N. r., Oct. 4
R.Three Saranac Lake men
have been named as replace
ments for three men who quit
the United States bobsled squad
last May.
The requirements. chosen by
the Olympic Bobsled Committee
are Lloyd Miller, James Lafny
and Monroe Fiagg. The three
were on the team that won the
National AAU four-rnan bobsled
championship at Lake Placid last
year.
They replace Pat Martin Of
Massena, John Wells Of Lake
Placid and Jack Helmer Of
Plattshurg. who resigned In pro-
test Of the suspension of Stanley
Benham Of Lake Placid, former
world champion bohsledder.
Benhann has been banned from
international competition for
three years by the international
BobSled Federation for what 1t
called unsportsmanlike conduct.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
ID. c. Golfer Shores
Homestead MeduI.

HOT SPRINGS. We. oct. 4
|tH. Match play began today IN
the 43d annual Homestead IN
yitational golf tournament.
Three men fired 5-over-par
76s over the e,74o-yard Cascades
course yesterday to tie ror medal
honors. including II. s. Semple
of Sewickley. Pa; Dr.. w. J..
Evans Of Washington. D. c..
and DR.. c. &. Moore Of Harris
burg, Pa.
r. n. Senple. the defending
champion. was q stroke back
with o "a.
II. s. Sempie,s wife. Mrs.
Phyllis Sempie. took the medal
In the ladies' tourney being
played simultaneously over the
Homestead layout. She shot
an az.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
ON THE AVERAGE
GIVES MORE
MILES PER GALLON
UP TO 1917 MORE
MILES PER DOLLAR

Ready now for 1856 cars
Recommended for the newest high
compression cars whose owners
manuals specify premium gasoline
]. Higher octane, more knock-free
power for every make Of car
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Kramer Confident
|ofSigning Trubert.
Houd and RosewuII

Los ANGELES. Oct. 4 B.-
Jack Kramer Is confident today
that history win repeat and ths
Australian Davis Cup tennis
stars will turn professional and
tour with him.
Two years ago Kramer signed
|up Frank Sedgrian and Ker
McGregor who had led the Aus
sizes TO the Davis Cup victory In
1883. Now he says he firmly be.
|lieves" Lewis Hoad and Ker
|Rosewall win sign contracts. He
expects the same Of Tony Ira
bert.
The three would join him In q
|l6-month world tour and Kramer
says he wouldn't be too surprised
III 1t crossed more than $500. 900
The tour with Sedsman, Nc
Evening star., 1955-10-04
A Rough WrestIers
IIn | urner' S Bout

-Four Of the roughest wrestlers
lin the business win be in the ring
Iat the same time tomorrow night
at Turner'S Arena in the feature
match.
It viii be q, team bout match
ing Angelo Martinelli and Steve
Cob against Mr.. x and Hombre
Montana In a two-out-of three
falls. so minute time limit match.
The cofeature will bring to-
Igether Jack witzig and Larry
Hamilton in o one-fall. 60-min-
lutte time limit bout.
Bob Keith and Karl Won Hess
meet In the preliminary.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

IGregor. Kramer and Pancho Sc.
|gura was Q financial success.
The promoter says he ha.
guaranteed Hoad and Rosewal
about $4,000 each and TraberI
approximately $50. 900. All woult
be paid on q percentage basis.
Kramer said all three hayt
contracts and are having theil
attorneys study the terms.
The proposed tour would star
lin the United States shortly
after Christmas. South America
South Africa. Australia and Eu.
rope would be on the itinerary.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
LITTLE SPORT
|Fornoro Duncan
Enter lOO-Lup Race

Nick Fornoro Of Danbury,
Conn, and Len Duncan Of Phil
|adelphia win be among some %
drivers entered for the 100-lap
Eastern championship midget
automobile race at Old Dominion
Speedway Saturday night.
Fornoro and Duncan have
been top point scorers among
midget drivers for several years,
with Duncan taking the East
|ern championship in 1853 and
1854.
Three lo-lap qualifying heats
and q l0-lap consolation race
win precede the l00-Iapper. with
time trials set for Z o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
NOTRE DAME presents exclusive hig.screen tslecast

From he Shercton-Pcrk Con-
iinentci Room fridoy. see ihe
only ieleeosi Of this weeks
Noire Dome gone. Live iheo-
tre-size screen teiecosf. See oil
The oction. Come not broodcosi
elsewhere. Expert food ond
Evening star., 1955-10-04

identical conditions Identical sveroad
dons used for each The used included the
highest pcsd and popular priced makes Blue Sunoco beat the
prsumprced brands Ia miles Per gallon, completely
stripped thsm In miles Per dollar
The finest gasoline Ue'0e eDer produced
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Doser Big Money Winner
In Eastern Open PreIim !.

BALTIMORE. Oct. I tSpe-
eiaD Bob Toski. defending
champion. and Doug Ford. the
hfth-leadine money winner and
the hottest player In pro golf
since midsummer. head the feld
In the $l7.500 Eastern Open
that starts here Thursday at
the usual site. Mount peasants
long course with the huge greens.
A number Of the touring pros
were on hand yesterday. along
with the Middle Atlantic pros,
who were playing In q pro-club
champion-celebrity tournament
arranged as q preliminary event
to the Eastern Open.
Washington's Clarence Doser
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Pirotes Sign Pitcher

PITTSBURGH. oct. 4 R).
The Pittsburgh Pirates have
signed Frank Petror. l8-year-oid
pitcher from nearby North Van
|dergrift. The 6-foot 190-pound
|right-hander win play for the
Dublin. Ca, Pirates Of the Glass
- Georgia State League next
season.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

was the big money winner yes
Iterday as he tied In the pro
sweeps with q par round Of 70
land won two divisions Of the
partner play. But the low round
lof the day went to Harry Parr
Nv. runnerup In the Maryland
Amateur this year. who had
la 10.
Stranahan, Kroli Practice.
Parr and q score or more Of
amateurs and . few non-PGA
pros today win play q quality
ing round, with the low 10 anna
|teurs to be eligible for the East
Iern Open. and about the same
number Of on-PGA pros.
Frank Stranahan and Ted
Kroll, the latter right behind
Ford on the prize list. were
|among the name players who
took advantage Of q practice
round yesterday. Kroll said that
Mike Souchak, Tommy Bolt, Ed
and Marty Furgol. Fred Haas.
Ed Oliver, former winner Dick
Mayer and q number of other
stars who are headed for Balti-
more remained IN New York for
the sixth game of the World
Series.
The pros were In Long Island
over the week end for the SIS
1000 Long Island Rotary Open.
won by Max Evans. The latter.
who played in his first pro tour
|nament In Baltimore, Is entered,
Chandler Harper, the Ryder
Cup team member from Ports-
mouth, Va, win head the Middle
Atlantic pros In the Eastern
Open. Doser win play. as will
Charley Bassler. the top money
winner Of this section who tied
for second here two years ago.
|Bassler stiIl IS not himself after
|a recent operation and although
Ihe had q a yesterday he does
mot figure to be In condition for
much Of . showing.
Concludes Record Tour
Toski won by q record seven
stroke margin last year with
6s-6o-7o-72 for an. eight strokes
better than Jack Burke. who also
Is expected to play.
The Eastern Open concludes
the longest and richest summer
tour In PGA history.
Doser, Billy Gilbert Of Argyle
and Bill Clarke Of EIillendale tied
for pro sweeps honors with par
golf in the pro-chanpions event
which proved to be one Of the
most popular pro-partner events
Of the season.
Doser and Mrs. Burton Ostrow
won their division with q best
ball 81, and Doser and Chuck
Thompson. Baltimore radio-TVI
announcer. the pro- celebrity Sec
ton with an aggregate i4e.
Clarke and Maury Bailey, the
Hillendaie champion, won the
pro-men's champions section with
4 best ball 81. followed by Doser|
and Alvin Dulcan. the WoodmontI
champion. with SO and Gibson
and Eddie Johnston Of the Coun-
try Club Of Maryland. 50.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
CIV, WI Face
Down.Siaters

George Washington and WASH
ington-Lee. again the schoolboy
football powers Of Northern vir-
ginia. venture against their tirst
down-State opponents Friday
night.
CIV travels to Hopewell and
WI is host to Hermitage oi
Richmond, both at 8 pm, and
the Northern coaches insist these
games are their toughest to date,
All four clubs are unbeaten In
Group ] play and win be fighting
10 remain in the running for the
State championship.
There is little question that
GWs opposition Friday win be
its stiffest so far this fall. The
Presidents have beaten AMMAN
dale, Coolidge and Fairfax with
out allowing a point. but Hope
well last week beat the defend
ing State champion, Woodrow
Wilson Of Portsmouth. $50.
Bob Waldorf. Washington-Lee
coach. thought last week that
st. Johns would rank right up
there with Hermitage, Thomas
Jefferson and Portsmouth from
tiown-State. Now. although st.
Johns beat WI, 1877, Waldorf
thinks he's In for even more
trouble.
Hermitage's latest triumph
was q 200 pasting Of Cradock.
The high school schedule for
the area this week end is the
heaviest to date, with So games.
two more than last week. The
list:
THURSDAY
Manassas Resional at Luther Jackson,
' FRIDAY
Eastern at AnacoStia. 3:1S.
6ptngarn ct Tech. 1913.
chanherisin vs.. Armstrons at East
Roosevelt ct Wilson. 3.15.
Bell At Dunbar. S:16.
Cooiidge ct Cardozo. 3:1S.
western ct st. Albans. $40.
Bethesda-Cheyy Chase ct Northwest
Gonlasa at Bladensburr. 2.
High Point at Wheaton, $50.
Annapolis vs.. Sherwood at Gathers
burg AZ. Center 3. ss
Richard MONTGOMERY At Frederick, 9.
GattherBburg at Laurel. 3.
George washington at HopeweH y.
Hermitage ut WashinEtcn-Lee:
Fairfax ct James Monroe. 8.
George Mason at Loudoun County,
osbourn at cuipeper. s.
LeesburE DunglAss At Carver.
w. c. TAYLOR ct parker-(5ray, ss:3D.
Landon at st. Panl's tBaltimcrtl 3.
Friends ct oeorgetown Prep. BIB.
SATURDAY
Forest Park at st. Johns IAiriiel. 2.
Mount St Joseph ct Carroll. 2.
Wakefield at Annandale. 2.
Herndon at Garfield. 2.
Montgomery Blair vs. suitiaud q
oaon Hiii at iaPlata. 2.
Episcopal at st. christophefss Rieh-
%oodssrd Prep =. baltimore Junior
oWU ~ at Bulls, Z.
~. Bulls Hish At Mercershurs tra)
Columbian Prep vs.. oreenbrier Ma
at Lewisbnrg. W. Va. 8.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Tvs Win 10 Straight

The Carroll High junior VAR
sity won its 10th straight foot
ball game yesterday. defeating
Wilson's jayvee. 1870. at Carroll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13
HERE AND ABROAD
AT Base Honor Won
yMoryIond Airrnon

Twenty-fourth street NE. re-
Gently received a set of gold oak
leafs from Maj. Gen. William H..
Abendroth, commanding general
of the District National Guard.
An employee of the Post Office
Department in civilian life. Mai.
Seraile was commanding officer
of one of the first National
Guard units to see active service
in the Korean conflict. He is
assigned to the Hist Military
Police Battalion.
y y \ 4
Two sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Owens, 1887 Taylor
street NV, are serving as off,
GERS in the armed services.
Capt. Joseph E. Owens, q
member of the District Bar Asso-
citation, is an Army officer in
Korea. He attended Columbus
Law School here.
1t. Comdr. Emmett D. Owens is
serving as stock control officer
in the clothing supply office at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. He is q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13

Airman nc Donald P. O'Don-
nell. Of Kent Village, Md, was
named Airnan of the Month for
March at Ardmore (Okla.) Air
Force Base.
Son of Mrs. Catherine O'Don-
nell. 1907 Hawthorne street,
Kent Village, Airman O'Donnell
is veteran Of 46 months serv-
ice in the Air Force. He is as
signed to the Air Police Squad
ron. 463d Troop Carrier Wing.
He previously served as an air
policem nan in Narsarssuak.
Greenland.
Airman O'Donnell was named
for his leadership in personal
appearance, performance of duty,
conduct. military bearing and
efforts toward self Improvement.
Among the awards he received
were a key to the City," nu-
merous gift certificates and the
use Of a new automobile for q
week end.
y y
Maj. Milton v. Seraile of 3710