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ONLY 20 LOTS LEFT. in Q con-
trolled. exclusive NV. afea q beau
tiful homes, surrounded on 3 sides
GRANT. co. 6-Bs48. Of RA. 3-a2s3
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WAREHOUSES ron RENT

5a.sas 50. TT, ARLINGTON. VA.
mr.. Falls Church suitable for coal
lumber. fuel Oh or building sup
plies company. Railroad sidinl
4; available 1 II 70 per g; T. ,,, Term
OWNER. Cars Il HARRIS 4 HALL
Attorneys. Post Once Box ALL
All Va.
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PLEASANT VALLEY EsTATEs
choice acre or more. huildinR sites,
: Level lots. tall oak shade trees.
These are the first lots. over the
line in Loudoun County where taxes
On on Rte IT, So w. n. SPENCER. Jr..
Rte. 1. Herndon, Va Herndon
A44-W.3 ZIG
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FARMS

sTR0UT CATALO0 FKEE. Psrms
and hrSinsssss; 30 State: q sTR sI.T
Washineton. Sterling 3-a7S4.
RETIRED COUPLE who enjoy hunt.
ing and fishing One hour from
Waahington; farmette, "a acres
includine $4,000 barn. chicken
houses. ETC.: $4,000 6-rpom home
with all modern convenience: I
minutes from Potomae's best hshinl
and duck hunting, also 1auail hunt,
ing. Must sell within two weekk 4nf
thus will sacrifice for S1Q.5Q0. Cal
Leonardtown ND o-385I o.
5-5625. Id :
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
81 A.---tl-rm. house. running Natei
and cleo; cattle and hay barn: 6S
/ .; crop sna sTasa. pal woooeo.
' sood road PA ! nj. from intercSsnri
Of dual hwy; mr.. acc bldg. site
rs mi. ID. @, St6,O00. 70 cash.
100 A.. mr.. Germantown interchange
Mont. Co. plateau 800 II. hare
road frontage, trnverked BY Seneca
and 2 small streams; mi. from sitt
Of Acc bldg and million dollar
motel. rs mi. D. c.; $500 per ..
3 A.---apiendtd modern brick house
b OIL H.~N-h.f IIGPtss AAth eteA S.tSNNts
4(l-ft. deep freeze, breexeWAy, At
tached gar: new 2Sx40 barn: elee
and water: completely fenced; lusn
grass; on state I'd. mr.. busy town
30 mi, p: c.; sa4.55o. $1,000 cash
/ A-New 6-rm. house: oil h,-w.h.,
bath; gear garage. scenic SUGAR
Loaf Mt. area, 80 mi. d. c. $4,000
FOR RENT, ! A.--6-rm. MOD. bunEa'
low. mr.. Dickerson, Mont. Co. No.
$50 per mo. CHARLES u. JAMESON
e eS0lAs ACRES, $4,000 fs.-pevelopet
timber; hard road; good hunting
white Community, rs mi. so. o.
b. c. $4,000. or $500 dr., sl0t
me. TIE. n-4i3I. III
isi ACHES, 500 an acre. week END
farm. Loudoun Co.. mr.. Brunswlek
no house. 2S7 10 500, west TO go
north to barn, WELLS.
SMALL Farm, 65 acres. 0 MI ives
Of LeeshurR. mi. east Of HamiltoE
on Route No. z; new mouse, new
barns; water In every held; oMnel
moving. $l4.750. Call Hamiitor
NIL - --l6
MONT. co. --Lge,i country. home q
beautiful acre with trees; LIZ, 2aNlo
DIR, 3 bedrms.. h.-w.h.; S23.Ioy.
loo n, with mod, 5-eedrin.. 4-patn
house with view. estate area.
BARBARA O.. ROSS, BROKER
Gaitherahurg 32a-H
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StOhIman Chevrolet

l3300 M st. NV. AID. 3-S722
BUICK 81 Special de luxe 4-door;
/ T: and ~ seat covers standard
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN AS 4-dr. sedan; radio; very
good running condition. good tires:
Sf9k. 10, 3-53l0, --16
AUSTINS, Morris Minors, Hiiimans.
NJ. G.s and other small popular i'm
must make space for new 1856
models. Largest selection In town.
Lowest prices Of the season. We
finance our cars. Make your own
arrangements at bank rates. Dealer
for Austin Heaiey, Austin OF Eng
land. n: q. Morris Minor: N C. ;,
Porscile. Mefcedes-Benz. WHY'S.
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. lest.
l9I4A, 9TH and r SIS. NV, North
T..700. Branch sales, 1910 King
ST.. Alex. Va. King S-5525.
AUSTIN HEALEY "a: 1000 orig.
miles. beautiful 2-tone finish, new
cond. throughout, s1.9s5. Call IA.
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FREDERICK COUNTY
AppRot ; as NJ FROM WASH

ApPRo, IS Nj. FROM WASH
IN0TON. D. c.
ig6 ACRES all IN grass. e-rm
house, mod. improvements. barn OF
barraek 40xs0: immediate poss
$50, 900
500 ACRES, e-rn. dwelling, 30-eov
dairy barn: Washington market
2 large bank barns. necessary out
buildings. $4,000.
ais ACRES, 7-rm, house. 30-stal
COW barn; Washington market
lgx3O siio, barrack 26x60. ma
chine shed 60 IT. and other sinai
outbuildinRs; $4,000.
2es ACRES, s-rm. frame house
mod, bank barn 60x100. 2. silol
14x40 and other ANAL outbuiid'
tngs
100 ACRES. i1-rm. brick house
completely modern. 40-eow dair,
barn and other oatbuildings. $50.
600
Mr.. MYERsvILLE. 90 ACRES. 10.
nm. brick dwelling, new bank barr
30x75 and other outouildings
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ROYAL MOTORS
Atna "a AVE NJ W

BUiCKs---selection o. models an9
colors. HoRNER's CORNER. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave- me- at 6th. II
BauTiUcsRess.--srAN1EY H. HoRNER.
INC. Downtown. I'LL 14th. Con-
venient to all hotels, once build
tnEs, real estate and financial dis
krirt, DI. 7~3Qfl:s.
BUICK SO Riviera hardtop Road.
master: beautiful 2-tone metallic
green finish. E-Z-Eye Glass, power
steering power brakes, power seats,
power windows, automatic trans
mission: an exceptionally clean car
with very low mileage; 81 .695.
NASH ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor
Showroom. 20Is N. Moore st.. Ari.
lRosslynl. Va, ia. 6-3o30, --ib :.
BUICK "a RIVERS Super; solid black
with Wv. tires. Very DISTINGUISHED:
S2.2pg. HORNER'5 BUICK. Down.
town. I'LL 14th, Dl. T-30ea.
BUICK '55 Super cdr; T., and n:
Wv. tires: 5000 mi. Must sell
to settle estate; $4,000. Can EN- D.
BUICK 80 Super 4-dr.: black: yeTy
clean and in excellent condition;
dyna.: S7s9. IIORNER'S BUICK.
Downtown, ll11 14th. DI. 7-3ne3,
BUICK 40 Super 4-dr.; showroom
appearance: new-car performance;
Drive 1t. buy Il for $3.50. small
down payt. Ii. 1881. RIA. 6-S25S,
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SHIFT AMI MANOR
Organizations
WHITE OR coLoRED
DOWNTOWN

J 5-sToRY Ell EvAToR
s sUplTo sRRtlsiins Win Il La sssq..
LARGE DINING HALL With
kitchen. LARGE enough 70
MssaaiEriINSo o' R oaos : ea esH sc-
eonamodstine 200. PLUS 2
private oifices, balcony. pro-
lection room and PA system.
Reasonably priced with VERY
EASY TERMS- Call Mr..
Wiener with
CULMORE REALTY CO.
z. 4-e85o Ewes, WA. 1888
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oVAV - id
sUiS and E., ssss Covers es Wv tires
2-tone green: today only 81, 1915,
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST.. Sill. spg:. JU: 5-61s6
BUICK '5a Roadmaster Riviera
DRIVE IN LUXURY AND STYLE
IN THIS LIKE.NEW BLACK AND
p po,sars steering ssai i power sy windows,
Any MODEL OR YEAR. Is A
TRADE-IN. Call AID. 2-S722 Tor
your rapid credit check.
Stohlman Chevrolet
$500 M st. NV. AD- 2-s722
BUICK 81 Special de luxe 4-door;
T. and h. seat covers, standard
csHEhRessisI.fEfRt.iR;rYMourH-1MpEaIAL
Wheeler, Inc. LO. $4,000
1895 GA. AVE, WHEATON. ND.
BUICK 1858 Super Riviera hardtop;
fully equipped, radio, heater, dyna-
FLOW and many other accessories,
incl. VS. engine; beautiful turquoise
blue with matching wv. nIes. I
d, c. inspection. Total price, ST.
295. All you need is SIS down and
q lob. We can arrange financing.
For further information, call Ii
4-45b2. Car can be seen at BUR-
RELL MOTORS, 212l Benning
BUICK 1859 super hardtop; black
and cream: fully equipped; excel,
s sIsss orl No . eSnsri s1'oa5. Can
BUICK 80 4-dr. sedan: Z. and b.,
dynaflow; SS45. SOUTH EAST
NASH .sdo 2oas Nichols ave. sc. IL I,
BUICK 80 Special: black; very
clean; fully equipped; $545. PE.
BUICK so super or Roadmaster
Riviera sedan; fully equipped, In
every way; s9eb. VILLAGE Mo-
TORS, INC, IA r. ]. ave. NEE. AID.
BUICK '53 VS. 4-door sedan; sky
kt,.a .-.fNA aSAaka kA~.s N,sntNE -@.tlAvsA1
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BUICK '53 VS. 4-door sedan; sky
blue with white top: fully equipped
with power steering and brakes.
s sssG%s' ETC. tTanaiSiiSss si ssSosS
Suburban Cadillac Odds.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTlR
pETHEsDA Nd. Oh 0.7700
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OFFICES. STUDIOS ron RENT
lenaai.naAi
DOCTORS SUITE

On Ground fIoof Of apartment build
ms II center Of Good Hope Hills,
BY $500 family dwelling units: I
rooms and bath: designed for prae-
itsins phYs,ctsp sibo per month
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR s.LE

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for
doctor. dentist or other profess
sional man, to move into q long
established community where such
services are badly needed. -6-Tm.
house and garage in zone. CO.. APP
prox. 5,900-sq IT, call owner.
during day. ma. S-7906 or ia.
NV SMALL All sHSoifIfrNG CENTER.
8 stores: construction 70 begin I'M
mediately In Olney, Md. Fast.
growing new area. Ideal for owner,
occupant or investor. Re. $4,000
v GE "a aiss COMM. STE, ,nser rs
si G s neof 4 isIseo l a. uo ass
no #. property on Nd. %. G. line.
Access from 2 SITS. suitable any
comml, activity, Mr.. West. GOSS
REALTY Co. i've. Ma, s-1s5s;
WHRArON-lo.ess So. IT. com
merciaI: est. frontage on Georgia
ave. IN triangle: 9-rm., 3-bath
s Exec Els Buy. s 4. ). KEssINoER 4
wis. AVE. near Sears, with soft.
frontage on Wis. ave. and also sec
ond frontage on another street.
Improved by s-room residence IN
excellent condition Suitable for
ofnce and many. types Of commercial
use. Please call INEz CUSHARD
Realtof. EN-. 2-4232. is
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MASON HIRST

Closed sunday
Va. JE. 2-b5ls
A Gracious Country Home
About IL miles from the District
formerly owned and completely re,
stored by y. 8. diplomat for hi
own residence.
This desirable property has frontas.
Of about 900 II. on exceIlenl
paved read. and consists Of ~
acres. For further information
please call INEz cuSHARp Real.
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GARAGES

GARAGE wanted vicinity Of Scott
J! ct pal Bog n3 322 $lSr SCI II, saoo n
Capitol st.. $40 mo. Call AD. z
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ONO 1883 Suburban carryal spas,
senger; copper Anish, extra clean
Only 81. 095.
Wissinger Chevrolet Co.
a CORNERS, FALLS CHURCH, VA
JE. 2-6060
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AUTOS. TRUCKS wANTfD

JEEP. used. 4-wheel drive, good me-
aLLo. NC, .s c:ooInSsressionai Airport
. E9eky,lls; ,on al gaSS; ~, nav i es.t
for 1854 or 1855 air-conditioned
Cadillac: fleetwood go Special
Might consider Coup, g seVille;, 20
PRIVATE PARTY wants Odds Of
Pontiac with hydramatic. about
i945. 1870 model Oh. 4-so42. IL "a
week; Viii pay cash for al makes
and model cars. Cal IA. 9-4s0l.
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WARREMTON Wan

3O0-acre dairy and cattle farm,
miles from courthouse. fronting on
Route 20. II miles. S-rcorn modern
house. large stock barn and daiYy
barn for 90 cows, G large siios. ten
ant house. many other outbutld-
ings. rs acres OF blue grass sod
Ideal for Subdivision. Price. S1e.
Goa ,I dSSH ssl kR1Ls sa'y ws ssrs
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TREES

Great tan trees shade this exquisite
S-hedrm. krick rambler on . ouiet
Tesiasnsisl street v,l 4 l sss Gents els
~ space "A back for the whole
femiiy Liv. rm. has iirepls, nice
din. rra. excellent kit House has
fun bsfnt and baths. World OF
charm for only $4,000. {
Mannas Rity., JE. 2-3110
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE. guREIsHED, Excel
lent location. downtown; ssb. 5T
5000 lin ST. N.W.-we provide
your desc, answer your phone,
from 3 70 b:30 weekdays. No park
ing problems. S25 mo. IA. 9-l3l1
lis
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BUICK 1888 Special 4-dr.: clean
black finish. far better than an
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. !. AVE- NE. DE. 2-74eS
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN BEACH, ND. - Choice 1o0x
200-f lot. $4,000. JE. 2-5s25
after $3.50 pm, --l6
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

tcontinued on Next PaEe.)
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sI1hlIrhan Cadillac-Old

cADIIL9c 1885 coupe: fully
equipped with power breaks. power
steering, 2-tone blue and gray
finish. Continental spare wheel
looks like new. "A car that 10Y
Is being cared for like baby and
driven by owner Cash terms OF
trade. - .,ao
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Friqiduire 1855 2-Door
11-Cu.-Ft. Refrigerator, List 45o.95

refrigerating system to keep foods store-fresh
for months. And the refrigerator section has
exclusive roll-to-you shelves, twin gliding hy-
orators and loads Of convenient storage space
in the door. cycla-matic defrosting ends de-
frosting worries, too.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
FFIgiduiFe New 1855 Super
o-Cu.-Ft. Refrigerator. List 259.o5

Here's real 'family-size" food keeper with
Frigdaire's exciting new color styling PLUS
all these famous features-full- ll-width super
freezer chest and freezer drawer. roomy door
shelves with egg-keeper and full-width gliding
hydrator. 1-year warranty. 4-year protection
plan.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
HiIIeI Seder
Sunday Night

Annual Hillel seder will be
held on Sunday at 6 pm. at
T1illel House, with Rabbi AL
bert Bilgray officiating. This
traditional seder is open only
to T1illel members. Chairman
is Bernice Silverstein and
M ak Friefield co-chairman.
Bnia Birth Women who will
assist with serving are
Mines. Jack Torchin, Simonie
Anyos, Elizabeth Appleman,
David Weiner, Sam Tobias,
Max Goodman. Mrs. Sophie
Epstein of Sophies Chicken
House has graciously donat-
ed her services to prepare the
meal.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01

The Kadimah Players pro-
duction of John Loves Mary"
is about to start it's three day
run, April 2, 3, and 4.
The play stars Roger Perry,
dire from m the Broadway
production of "The Saint of
BECKER Street, Judy Kuro-
patkin and Lee Berger. 9th
ers in the cast are Blanche
Berkowitz, Mike Jake Gold
berg) Osman, Lou Venturini,
Shirley Szerlip, Lennie De
Giovanni, Harris Jay Block
and yours truly.
Lennie De Glow ami an
nounces his makeup staff as
Bobbie Appman, Harriet Ag-
ron. Harris Bloch is S a G e
manager. Usherettes are Reg
inc Leeds, Irene Foont, Mar
Sha Ross.
When John comes home
from the war to marry Mary,
he forgetS to mention that he
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Around The Town With Reggie
By REGINA WEISS

After dropping by a re-
hearsal for Kadimah'S latest
production w hic h opens to-
n i G h t, John Loves Mary"
with talented Judy Kuropat-
kin in the title role, I'm sure
that everyone is going to love
it. This sophisticated and hill
arious situation comedy is a
vehicle which will appeal to
all who are young at heart"
or just plain young, and be-
set with those Probl lie m S
which only youth can create!
BLUE Gardenia" this week
goes to Lillia n Wald BIG,
which retired the Best Chap
ter award for Mountain Reg
ion.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01

Congratulations to Irv va
velberg on his 18th birthday!
Also to Judy Levin and Ruth
Buchanan.
Unique decorations high
lig h t e d the Junior-Senior
Prom which had as it's theme
"Flamingo!!"
Adding to the glamorous at
moSphere were the charming
young ladies, gowned in all
the colors of the rainbow, and
their dashing escorts. Those
attending included: Judy Le-
vim, Ted Direnfe Id, Anne
Cranston, Gil Saltzman, Le-
ona Shapiro, Dave Miller,
Esta Podolsky, Robert Pos
ner Linda Capen, Barry Bell
man, Jack Singer, Rosalind
Miller, Irv Yavelberg, Phyl-
lis Milstein, Ira Mishkind,
Joyce Goldwyn.
What Well-knoWn T son
couple were picked-up by the
sheriff's office early (and 1
do mean early one morning,
while they were changing a
tire"
Three couples gathered at
Lois Fink's house Saturday
night to dance, eat and play
games. Enjoying themselves
were: Burt w a on, Judy
Fink, Ron ldberg, Joan
ShantZ, Hy Capin.
Could the lack of news this
week be attributed to the fact
that everyone's studying?
See you soon kids! Let's
get on the ball and make
some Observation-Disclosures.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Kodimoh Calling

is already married to Lily.
He only married Lily, so he
could bring her to the United
States for his friend Fred,
without any red tape. Imagine
Johns surprise when he finds
out that Fred is already mar
ried and he is stuck with Lily!
This is only a part of the hill
arious complications.
The Kadimah Players will
not take time to come up for
air after this show, for Sum-
day evening, April 9, at the
Center, will be tryouts for our
next play, Morning Star.
Twelve roles are open and we
especially need two thirteen
year old boys.
I'll have more news about
tryouts for you when 1 ap-
pear on ANDY Wilson's Plat
terama", KOPO-TV, on April
9Th, and of course on the
ARIZONA Post Hour.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
Joins TruveI Agency

Now on the staff OF the
American International Trav-
Ell Service is Mrs. Leon paul
ine) Bitter, a longtime local
resident. She has been active
in Hadassah and Anshei Is
real Sisterhood. Meanwhile
she continues selling World
Book Encyclopedia. She ex-
plains that the agency books
travel by all modes to any
point near or far as well as
h o e | reservations and car
r e n t a Is. She adds, "I'll be
equally eager to be of service
to my friends, be it a short
bus trip or a long anticipat-
I'd tour or visit home"
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01

Everyone's still talking
about that wonderful jaunt
to Phoenix several weeks
ago. A crowd of the Young
Adult Group stayed at a mo-
tel overnight arriving back
in Tucson late the next day.
The weekend festivities fea-
tured a dance at the Phoe-
nix Center, after the basket
ball game between the Phoe-
nix and Tucson Young Adult
Groups. Going up to the capt.
tai city were; Judy Wasser-
man, Dick Maslow, Elaine
Streiter, Rita Goldstein, Eve
lyn Steinborn, Lynn and Ron
ME Noble, Phil Levy, Whitley
Ste an, Pinky Parker,
Helen Morrison, Jay Davis,
Rita and Morty Sadowsky.
This jaunt was such a sue
cess that more of such trips
probably will be taken in the
not too distant future.
Plans were C h a n G e d but
still a grand time was had by
all at Bob Whites house last
week. A steak-fry in the Tue
son Mountains was cancelled
because of the terrible Wea-
ther, but that didn't prevent
some people from having a
good time. The party was
switched to Bob's house, in
stead. Glad that they were
inside on such a S torm y,
windy nj G h t were; Sheila
Levy, Don Pitt, Bob White,
Sy Juster, H a rrie t Agron,
Ken Fenster, Barbara Opp
man, Bill Feurestein, Lee
Berger, Barbara Vegodsky,
Sharlene Sack, Al Sherman.
mother Young Adult
Group breakfast was held
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
l(1;{I3:l;E;S3
Samuel Altman

Samuel Altman
After a Sh Ort illn e S
Samuel Altman passed away
Sunday at the age of 67. He
lived at 2907 E. Florence.
They lived here less than a
year. They are former resi-
dents of Monticello, NY. He
was a retired clothing manu-
facturer.
Survivors are his widow,
Rose and a son Julius. Body
was shipped to Brooklyn for
services and burial accompa-
MED by the family.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
CT A S SIFI E D

SALE OR LEASE cafe with
beer and wine license. Long
lease with option. Space for
dancing. Very low rent. Phone
1904.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01

New president of the Sa-
guaro Toastmasters is David
Mishkind, local CPA.
The Arizona post., 1955-04-01
o CATSCAPADES o
BY Shirley Elpern

this past Sunday; however,
the turn-outs have been fair
ly low lately. Come on, let's
show some enthusiasm for
bagels and lox!
Welcome home to Al Ster-
man, just back from an i'm
portant government job???
The Hillel Carnival, operat-
ing under a weather handi-
cap, still turned out success
fully. Just ask some of the
owners of the baby chicks
how their prizes are getting
along. Paul Singer had a lit
tie trouble with his miniature
"chick farm. He had put his
80 some chicks, prizes from
the Carnival, in his o f C e
over-nite with the light on to
keep them warm. A very eff
cient policeman passed by
during the evening and motto
ing the light on, switched it
off. The next morning when
Paul got to the office he
found about 20 chicks dead;
however, now that the police
man has been informed OF
the goings on in Paul's office,
PauPs "chick farm" is pros
pering once more.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Jacob SchwaIb, , 81,
Building Sculptor

Jacob Schwalb, 81, an archi-
tectural sculptor who lived at
1850 Biltmore street NV, died
Monday night at his home after
an illness Of six months. 4
Mr.. Schwalb was best known
locally for his work on the pedi-
ment Of the Jefferson Memorial
and the panels on the Federal
Trade Commission building. He
also worked on the Post ONCE
building in Evanston. Ill.
Mr.. Schwalb was born in
Forchheim. Germany. He came
to the United States in April,
1923, and became a citizen in
1880. He started his sculptural
work here in 1888.
For several years, Mr.. Schwalb
was president Of the Washing
ton Saegerbund. a chorus that
specialized in German songs. He
also was a member of the Com
cord Club and belonged to the
Arminius Lodge of the Masonic
Order.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Maria
"A. Schwalb. he is survived by
three daughters. Mrs. Marianne
]. Vogel Of Wiesbaden. Germany.
Mrs. Alice ]. Browning Of
Wheaton. Md. and Mrs. Chris
tine /. Taylor, of Kensington.
Md. and three grandchildren.
Funeral service will be held
at Q pm. Saturday IN the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 290l Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Henry D. Perkins,
Norfolk Editor
sy the Assosiossd Press

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. 26.-
Henry Drewry Perkins, SO, asso-
ciate editor Of the Ledger Dis
patch since 1898 and for so years
q figure on the Norfolk news
paper scene, died yesterday,
Mr.. Perkins was born at the
family residence. Drewry Man.
sion. Falls Plantation, Chester
field County. He was the son
of the late DR.. Alexander Hamil-
ton Perkins and Mrs. Sarah
Roberta Drewry Perkins.
On October 20, 1894, he was
married to Miss Sarah A. White
head. daughter of Col. Thomas
Whitehead.
In addition to his wife, he is
survived by d daughter, Miss
Martha Garland Perkins; two
nephews, Charles H. Hoffnagle,
assistant city editor Of the
Ledger-Dispatch, and T. w. L.
Hughes OF Ashland: four nieces.
Mrs. Anderson w. Weaver and
Mrs. Jasper K. McDuffie of Nor
folk; Mrs. Martha Hughes Keene
Of Ashland and Mrs. Chapman
Reverconab of Charleston, w. Va.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 2 pm. tomorrow at
the H. D. Oliver Funeral Apart
ments. Burial win be in Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Ella May Powell, q,
Taught Music and
Speech in District

Miss Ella May Powell. 90. wha
taught music and speech here.
died Monday at the Epiphany
Home, 1920 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV.
Miss Powell Has q native Of
Atlanta. Ca, and was q descend-
ant Of one Of Georgia's pioneer
families. Her grandfather, DR.,
Henry Chapman Powell, was
known to early Georgians as .'the
Medicine Man" because OF his
successful dealings with Indians
who hunted throughout the State
in his time.
Miss Powell was instrumental
In organizing the World Fellow
ship Through Music. She also
organized the international and
Cotton States Exposition in At
lanta and New York during 1895.
Miss Powell came to WASH
ington from Gainesville, Ca, in
1921. Until her retirement 10
years ago she gave voice and
speech lessons. She once occu-
pied q studio IN the Gordon Ho-
tel. 9l6 Sixteenth street NV.
Miss Powell was the author Of
several books on psychology and
technique Of speech. She also
wrote two novels titled aThe
Women Who Laugh. and "Wi-
nona."
Funeral services were at Q
o'clock today at the Hunteman
Funeral Home, 5732 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in
Atlanta.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Mrs. Minnie Johnson, IS,
Widow Of Ex-senator

I Mrs. Minnie I. McNeal john
son, 85, widow Of former Senator
Hiram w. johnson. who referred
to her as boss during virtually
all their married life. died at her
home In San Francisco yes
terday.
Mrs. johnson, given the final
decision as TO whether her hus-
band should enter politics as a
candidate for Governor of Cali
fornia. answered yes" It
launched q stormy political
career that saw him serve two
four-year terms as California
Governor and gave him almost 30
years on Capitol Hill. He died
in ..945.
Mrs. johnson had been in III
health three years,
She is survived by q son,
Hiram w. johnson q San
Francisco attorney, and two
grandsons. .