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Evening star., 1955-01-18
HOUSES TO SHARE

MAN, white, will share home In de-
sirable NV. area; sgle. beds for 3
congeniai persons; maid service. RA.
3-4l3S, eyes. 21
GE0RGEToWN--i giri to share
house with 3 other Girls; college
grad under 20 pref. AD. 4-6ge76
WAST A NICE HoME-Arl.; 2 bache-
lors will share welI-furn,, 3-bedrm.
eSics eSs Colonial Colo with asss s1otner' u "a =
Evening star., 1955-01-18

LIVING I'm. hit. 2 Asdrms bath.
fun hSnnf. and lnrge yard 4tt mo-
e9l4 q st.. seat Pleasant. Nd. VA.
HIf12T2fssvrLLE IfL1s2T2fssvrLLE HILLS. ss2l Nie6ol-
ulate. modern. partiy furn.: lear
garage, fenced I'd: eony. to transp-,
Shopping. schools. churches: 500 mo.
7. v. GREEN, ST. 3-9463. ---l9
HOUSEWIVES HEAVEN - Kitchen
servants tdlshWasher and disposal3
viii give you time TO enjoy this de-
lighfful 3-hedroom home. IN & re-
nned residential area at 9S25 sara
tosa ave-. Chevy Chase. Nd tlfss-
ing room with open fireplace. full-
sized dining room and SIDE Potsn'
Sl65 per month. For nppt., call Nj.
Kranz, SHANNON q LUcHS CO..
IA l4th st. NV. NA. S-2S4s.
WOoDMcOR-Three bedrms.. two
baths: SIIO per moi immediate
occupancy; mos lease. Cali
WE sPEcIALIzE IN RENTALS
rated. large large s-rocm brick; si25.
MAIoRk r. CHRIsTMAN, INC:
E4006 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo.s b-A2S
---&0
IBETHESDA-PARKWCOD = 3-bedrn.
rambler. $40 mo. 10. 5-2e00 III
|Huddiks q HARRISON. REALTORS
FALLS cH. NR, I CORNERS
2-hedrm. brk rambler. hIepL. expan.
attic, S1ll5 mo. IA. 7-525j. 80
N. ARLINGTON
IBrand-new house, Just completed
Beautifully decorated: 3 bedrooms,
large modern kitchen with dish-
washer. beautiful electric stove and
9-cu.-ft. refrfEerator, all-Formica
work space, large dry basement with
outside entrance to driveway; gas
furnace and automatic washer:
beautifully landscaped corner lot. i
blk from transp... near 70 Schools,
Just OF Lorcom lane. Property shown
hy appointment,
WASHBURN g. MAIZE
e27 New York Ave. NV. 81. 3-2sls.
Or Evenings. KK. o-s774
Evening star., 1955-01-18
shepherd PARK, si9, 800.
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WALTER REED AREA
Owner must sell thh l2vely ~:
rm, en- fst g., lagee Deorm4
baths. 9 hniBhsd rooms in nftiel
2-ear det. brick gnfnRe. PfIced 81
sra go With 100000 LIST trust
LOUIS RuppEE, TX. 3-570z
0f APPRQvKp t8f ZOO
EXCELLENT TERMS 40 NON-01
NEAR WALTER REED
pet. brk.. 3 bedrms,. 2 baths plns
finisisd 5rd \. ria.. ise; rec, rnl des.
garaee. AY B0een, With JDLLA -
BENNETT Co. DI. 7-4z4S. of IA.
American University Park
SIb.Q5O
4 !. h.Arm aernldetarkIsf. masonry
hdI1e, close 70 all schools. tfnnnpcfs
fstfon and ahopDings f4fner Wttn
wonderful poasih.l llsles; nay k2 81
BUTToF a FLETCHkA ealtys
NO. $500: eyes. NJ b1tt2ns
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
National Geographic Writers Spent Year
Gathering Ohio Story For Current Issue

of the writer and photographers and
provided guides and personal con-
facts for many of the news gathering
and picture shooting tours. The mag
azine staff also cooperated with the
State agency in the research work,
story suggestions, and final checking
of page proofs.
Leo A. Borah, one of the nations
foremost writers, and assistant edi-
tor of National Geographic Maga-
zine, spent a month in Ohio gather
ing material for the story. Then the
magazines chief photographer, B.
Anthony Stewart, world famous
cameraman, with his assistant, Bates
Littlehales, circulated throughout the
state during two months shooting
hundreds of Ohio scenes. The results
are shown in a picture layout that
reveals Ohio in a splendor that has
never been displayed before.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07

"Ohio Makes It's Own Prosperity"
is the title of the feature lead story
in the National Geographic Magazine
April issue which is now being mail
ed to more than 100000 member
readers of the National Geographic
Society.
Highlighting this layout of one of
the most elaborate stories featuring
an individual state ever published by
National Geographic Magazine are
80 full four-color pages of photo
graphs with editorial extolling the
beauty and diversity of the Buckeye
State. Additional pictures of historic
shrines, recreational areas, indus
tries, and general points of interest
are printed in black and white.
In order to cover the state thor
oughly for this extraordinary editor
ial and pictorial Ohio story, the staff
of National Geographic Magazine
spent more than a year in close CO.
ordination with The Ohio Develop
ment and Publicity Commission. The
Commission planned the itineraries
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
AnhydrOus Ammonia
Discussed At Local
Farm Meeting

Farmers can increase the protein
grown on their land by application
of nitrogen, according to Russell
Davis, agronomist for the Mathuson
Chemical company, who spoke at a
meeting of Bluffton area farmers in
the high school agriculture room
Wednesday evening of last week.
The anhydrous ammonia is applied
directly to the soil where it attaches
to clay particles until it is used by
the plants. Application of from 80
to 100 pounds of nitrogen have been
profitable on corn. The grass crop
is also responsive.
A movie "Cash in on Corn" was
shown to stress the need of adequate
amounts of the other nutrients and
management factors needed for sue
cessful corn production.
The meeting was sponsored by the
McLalille Co., distributor for north
west Ohio and local distributor Gene
Schmidt of Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
Hold Services
For Asa r. Sechler

Funeral services were held Sunday
from the Basinger funeral home for
Asa r. Sechler, II, who died at his
home near KiIbourne last Thursday
at a. m. Mr.. Sechler had been ill
only short while, and his death was
attributed to a heart attack.
He was born June 4, 1888, at Bluff
ton, and had been a boilermaker for
the Pennsylvania Railroad for 30
years.
He is survived by his wife, Leah;
step-son, Richard Holiday, Columbus;
brother, Leland, Bluffton; sisters,
Mrs. Lulu Dillman and Mrs. Agnes
Birchnaugh, both of Bluffton; Mrs.
Rhoda Switzer, Findlay, and two
grandchildren.
The Rev. Robert L. King officiated
at services with burial in Maple
grove cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
ONU Summer
School Opens June 13

Ohio Northern university's summer
session is scheduled as two five-week
terms, June 13 to July Is, and July
18 to August 10, it has been an
nounced by C. C. Robertson, director.
The entire ten week session is equiv
alent to a quarter in residence at the
University.
The liberal arts curriculum has
been enlarged to include Sc courses
in Is major departments. During the
first term only will courses in art,
business education, and psychology be
available.
Courses will be offered in both
terms in the departments of biology,
chemistry, English and speech, history
and policital science, industrial arts,
mathematics, music education, phil
osophy and religion, physical educa-
tion and health, physical science,
sociology, and education. In this
latter department, due to the need for
teachers a large selection both of re-
quired and elective subjects are avail
able for the regular education stu
dents and the summer transientS.
Glasses meet five days a week, and
each day is divided into six periods
running from 1880 a, m. to 4 p. M.
labs only in afternoon.
The professional colleges, engineer,
ing, law, and pharmacy, will Offer
courses for upperclassmen seeking tC
rectify irregularities in their sched
ules. Selection of courses will b.
determined by the demand.
Registration will take place on the
opening day of the summer session
Students may take a maximum of
hours each term.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07
Don TripLehOrn On
Wesleyan Deans List

Don Murray TEiplehorn, a student
at Ohio Wesleyan University from
Bluffton,. has been named to the
Deans List for the first semester,
l954-55.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Triplehorn, 554 South Main
Street, and is a graduate of Bluffton
High. He is geology major.
Sophomores, Juniors and seniors
achieving cumulative grade point
average of $50 or better are eligible
for the honor. These students are
released from the usual require
ments of class attendance so that they
may have ADDITIONAL freedom to en-
gage in independent work approved
by the Instructors"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07

AVERAGE MILK PRODUCTION
per cow on u. S. farms in 1854 was
5512 pounds. Ohio cows averaged
6120 pounds.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-07

FROZEN COOKED WHITE OR
BROWN RICE offers the usual ad-
vantages of frozen food convenience
and time-saving in meal preparation.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Gently Does 1t

NENTLENESs makes good friends in
~ fun-making, and in cigarette, where
gentleness is. one of the greatest require
mentS of modern taste. That's why today's
Philip Morris, born gentle, refined to special
Evening star., 1955-07-31

gentleness in the making, makes SO many friends
among our young smokers. Enjoy the gentle
Philip Morris. In the convenient snap open
pack, regular or smart king-size
Evening star., 1955-05-10
FRED A. SMITH co.
CHEVY CHASE
CT BUYS
CIT onn-S05 750


Si7.900-Dutch Colonial with 8
bedTms.. 2 full baths. center-hall,
big screened porch. corner lot near
Chevy Chase Club.
a.0Oo-4-bedrm., 2-bath home;
also near Chevy Chase Club. 25-ft.
liv. rm1 20-ft. din. rm. will give you
an idea of its spaciousness.
S22.950-will sacrifice for less than
GI appraisal; 3-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial with baths. garage. and 10
Gated on a level corner lot with
over 90 trees Just lR blks. from
bus In Rock Creek Forest.
SIS. O-Unauestionably the Buy
of the Year" 4-bedrm.. 3bath.
brick Colonial with 1st fir. .bedrm.
and bath. Recr. rm., screened porch
and garage. just blk. from bus.
m ADDITION TO THE ABOVE
VALUES WE HAVE A VERY FINE
SELECTION OF LlsTINGS IN ALL
PRICE CLASSES IN NV. BETHES-
DA AND CHEVY CHASE. CALL
TnNTGuTE
Evening star., 1955-05-10
sERyIcEMlAAlNs LOANS

sERyTcEMANs IIS sbAlS,I !, LOANS %
Call a qualified sales representative
iSr complete informsti9n ni Sr rsssrdinE
bers of armed forces recurring hous-
ing during their tour Of duty. Please
phone "a. 10000 or come by, By our our
SERVICE; NC 10, 45SS Lee hwy, ,n Iet5
65ssfs. 6ooR: RED NEON SIGN cs1 OYER
MOST FOR YOUR MoNEY-Tauxe-
mont, OF Mt Vernon Blvd, Sl6,950
% rooms and 2 baths. about u
acre and shade: pony stable: coun-
try living in the city.
3-BEDRM BRoYHILL BRICK ram
shaded yard: under $4,000. Al
4 REAL BEDROOMS, . full tile baths.
Brick Cape Cod. 3 yrs. old, on large
Arlington THE BEsTil Si7,i5o.
NEAR FORT MYER--Brick COLONIAL;
1 full bath. two "a baths. large,
%Sdfrn pSSeS Tep a sen n dn K T m sSG rss
yard; Just reduced 5000. Price
now S20,500, owner gone.
NEW e-BEDRM. BRICK DUPLEX
large bsmt.. rouRhed in for 3rd apt
mr. Kann's Dept. Store: live In one
the rest of BLDG. pays for all
RICHARDSON d HALL. INC.
IA 7-SlOS q Till o Pm.
tumble answer:
Habit, icing,
Evening star., 1955-05-10
GRAHAM & CO., JU. 5-6O1O
GIs SEE THIS SURE

Fine 3-bedrm. Colonial. This home
is nice. clean, has everything. Fine
Silver Spring loc.; Anchor fenced
lot. Gl approved, $4,000. 90
down buys it this week for SIS. 900.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
S435 Ga. Ave. JU. $4,000 TIL Pm.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

HILLS-Briek Cape
Cod. 5 rms. and tile bath. On LIST
floor. plus stairway TO larRe eX-
pansion attic. Pull dry bsmt. Pre-
a; gaU t3Ss, sTmS esp Be % sssamsd sIl. c.i d td
9 pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT s.
WEST EVANSVILLE - New homes.
only $1,000 down and S99 so per
mo. to non-veterans: 3-bedrm
brick. = baths. featuring "a bath
on hrst floor. Why rent? Look at
these homes and be independent; M.
park, schools, bus and shopping. JU
9-644U, WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
HOUSES BY HUGHES; 4 bedrms.. .
baths, full bsmt.: closed side porch.
An outstanding lot. Barbecue nit.
Close to rapid downtown transporta-
tion, Call today W. r. HUGHES. AP.
7-I4O0 til 9. -l2
NEW HOUSES bedrms.. 562l 47th
ave, Riverdale. Nd. 8 bedrms., 4703
Longtellow ST.. Riverdale, Nd. Call
s9s o%Hhha PER TS 2os9sBsciou. s-9sSs; 4.oedrm.
home; din. rm.. lge. bsmt.. double
yard foE garden lovers. $500 dn.
Ho1sEs' BY BY HUGHES. 500 per mon month
pays eyerything. 3 bedrms.. large
4iss loan. 4 little dream cam home.
quick possession. W. R. HUGHES.
cALiFORNiA REDWOOD RAMBLER
with unusual Hollywood, partitioned
Han aahdry r 0eST%s 6Trs kttS.5 s5gh coS1ats Ss@t
Call til o pm. WA. $500. ROB
ERT s. DAVIS & CO. Ia
5611ngaiow With full basement. on lot
Food Fair. shopping Center. on De-
tense hwy. Call til Q pm. WA.
7-390O. ROBERT s. DAVIS & co.
REDEc,. s13,s5O. Oliver St, queens
chapel Manor-3-bedrm.. ultra mod.
storm windows. Ven. blinds, paved
st. close to everything. owner NOV
ing to farm. HE. 4-3500 to & p.m.;
ewes. AP. 7-7632, w. W. LEWIS.
ADJ. TO LEWISDALE-3-bedrm. brk.
rambler, tSin6 ovnoE mi D. C, G. Close every
Can assume $4,000. Gi Si4,500.
HE. 4-3500 to \ pm; ewes, JU.
I-5349. W. w. LEWIS. --12
CAPE COD brick and frame: powder
rm. and big liv. rm. lst fir.. > spa
bath. Family-size kit. separate din.
rm.,. screened rear porch. Full day
light bsmt GI approved at SIS, $50
with 100 down PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-7774. -l2
HOUSES BY HUGHES. S725 down:
assume GI loan: 3 bedrms., full
bsmt.; all brick Close to new down
town freeway, schools and shopping.
Payments like rent. w. r. HUGHES,
AP T-l40O It'll o. -I2
BRICK RAMBLER-GARAG
An exceptional 3-bedroom brick
rambler, fireplace: full basement
with bath; located in nice COM
munity in Adelphi: under $4,000.
HIGH r pECK HE ARAOO
Evening star., 1955-05-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

NEAR 18th AND n SIS. NV.
faced building; entrance hall is
rooms. 8 baths Now being rented as
q apartments. Suitable as of1ces for
non-proflt organization. Call Mr..
Harper, ST. 3-7200.
JAMES l.. DIXON co.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

DEL RAY - GI. no
money down. Unusually attractive
2-bedrm. row brick home: finished
rm. in bsmt. may be used as rumpus
rm. or 3rd bedrm. Extras incl
1855 Bendix auto. washer and Ben
dix drief; new Admiral s-ft. refgr:,
lge -size gas range: level lot With
fenced yard. OF approved Sl0.76O.
LICARI REAL ESTATE, XII. S-7lo0
or KI S-3357. day or night -lb
ALEX, Wakefield sub. - -bedrm. brk
semi. bsmt.: A. B. d W. bus. Non
GI with small down payment. Can
take over 3O-yr 4Reo GI loan.
S13,a50; will consider any reas.
offer. lmmed. posses, JE. 4-7652.
AKEA-s;bsdrm brick 4;
rambler, full bsmt.. SIT 900: will
trade J-W REALTY CO. IA B.
ANNXNDALE--superb brick rambler,
IA years old; with full hSmt.; 3
terior Is custom decorated and ntted.
Unusually beautiful diversified house.
with many extraa. yet only SO 200.
blvd. IA. e-2163,
Evening star., 1955-05-10
GI-S75O CASH

3 beirmS-, close 10 shopping and
transportation. Home in excellent
condition and most attractive thru
out. Brick construction. full base
ment. gas heat. Priced under similar
homes in same neighborhood. lieu.
II. Philco refrieerator and Kenmore
washer included
Evening star., 1955-05-10
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Admiral's Home

Don't miss seeing this attractive
roof situated on level corner lot.
Center entrance 10 large foyer.
living room with fireplace, French
doors leading to den and screened
hagstone porch. family-sized dining
room. kitchen with dining area and
i5xis on den, 3 tSfn-sized bed
rooms with cedar-lined closets and
Two baths on End floor: large attic
for storage. knotty-pine recreation
room with tiled bath. 2-car built
in gaarge. new gas hot-water
heating plant. lavatory storm win
shopping: 2 blocks from elementary
schools. A real value at S2S.50O.
Call Mr.. Mott, EX. 3-24S0: ewes
snd Sun, OIL. 2-5S21. Exclusive
with
Evening star., 1955-05-10
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

A spacious setting for this charming
ivy-covered brick Cape COD. 4 bed
rms. . baths. full basement. side
screened porch assuring utmost pri-
vacy. FloWerlng trees ana shrubs
makes this home outstanding. Ex-
cellenI financing available.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
PROFESSIONAL SITE

q I4tOr IOOIOINfAL d I u
a-bedroom rambler which can be
divided into once and living quar-
ttrs; reasonably priced at 8f1, $50.
n. J. scoFIELD, REALTOR
Ju. k-233o Ia
Evening star., 1955-05-10
2-FAMILY FLATS
CORNER o-ITNTT Apt

This very attrac. mod. 2-story bldg.
Is in excel. D. C. location and in
fine condition. Featured are an at
with storage and laundry: outside
exposures in all apts., etc. Income
at modest rents (approx. $500
yrly) and priced for quick sale at
only S52 500.
JESS FISHER & CO., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-1s1l
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Luxury in Northmont

Luxury IN NOrthmont
A redwood -and-brick rambler that
gives cl0Se-ln convenience with
luxurious SURROUNDINGS. Large liY-
ing room with fireplace, large sepa-
rate dining room, den, ultramodern
kitchen, three bedrooms. two baths,
screened inclosed porch, eXpandible
second floor. The pine-paneled rec
reation room will accommodate $50
guests. There is a separate en-
trance, a maids room. bath and
garage on lower level. Shown by
appointment. Priced in the upper
Evening star., 1955-05-10
HOUSES FOR Salad.
WOODSInE PARK

custombuilt rambler with 8 bedrms.
slate root. NV. heat, garage, flre-
place in both liy. rm. and rec. I'm.
u one OF the finest home buys in
this section The grounds are exqui-
site with oOgVood trees. shrubs and
flowers.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
ROCK CREEK FOREST

ROCK CREEK HILLS
Luxury residence In this outstanding
de luxe kit. den and powder rm. on
1st A.; 3 lovely twin-size bedrms.
and 2 bahts on 2nd f.: full bsmt.:
2-car garage: situated on spacious,
level lot with beautiful shrubs. flow
priced at only S37, 800. Call for ap-
pointment to see.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
Realtor, 1895 wis. Ave OIL. 2-2l2;

SILVER SPRING, $ls,S5O
a, i;t, NJ MOI rm plus s,s sEPAsATE s.s.T, dim. D
ished recr. rm. and "a bath in bsmt
Bis. level lot. One Of our best.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
s435 Ga. Ave. JU. $4,000 TIL o PM.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
Florida State Anti Defamation League
Conference To Be Held Sunday, Jonuory 30

begin at $50 AM, on January
80, and conclude at 500 PM.
The Conference is being
held under the sponsorship of the
Florida State Federation of B'nai
Birth Lodges, in cooperation with
the Florida Regional ADJ Office.
ADJ Chairman and Com
mittee members and ADJ Key
men from communities through
out Florida are expected to attend
the all day Conference. Included
among the subjects to be discuss
ed at the Conference are resort
discrimination in Florida, anti
discriminatory advertising legis-
lation, the u. S. Supreme Court
decision in the school segregation
cases and d2segregation of the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28

public schools, organized anti
Semitism and bigotry in Florida,
and educational programme for
the furtherance of democratic
group understanding in Florida.
The State ADJ Conference
planning committee is comprised
of Chairman Swerdlin, Sidney M.
Aronovitz, Pres, Florida State
Federation of B'nai Birth Lodges
Frank C. Kleinfeld of St. Peters
burg, Co-Chairman, State ADJ
Committee, Robert Koslow, Pre-
sident, Palm Beach Lodge B'nai
Birth, West Palm Beach, Jack
Kapner, ADJ Chairman, Palm
Beach Lodge B'nai Birth, George
J. Talianoff, ADJ National. Com
missioner, David j. Wolper, st.
Petersburg, President-Elect, Flo
rida State Federation of B'nai
Birth Lodges and Gilbert j.
Balkin, Director, Florida ADJ
office. -
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
"The City Beautitul'
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Charleston to Host u. S. Y.
(continued from Page 33)

(Continued from Page 33)
An Internationally" will be
held followed by Mincha Services
later on in the afternoon. Havdo-
lah services and the election of
regional officers will preside the
final banquet-dance Saturday
night. The final Cay of the con-
vention will begin with services
and a regional executive meet
ing A basketball, volleyball, and
ping pong tournament will be
held in the morning. The conven-
ton will conclude with an evalua-
ton session and installation of
regional officers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28

The Florida State Anti-De-
famation League Conference will
be held on Sunday, January 80,
1855, at the Elbo Room penn
Sylvania HoteD, West Palm Beach,
it has been announced by Sanford
M. Swerdlin of Miami, Florida
State AID Chairman.
The Conference session will
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Police Seek
Diver to Hunt
Murder Gun

Prince Georges County police
are searching for the murder
weapon used in the Staying Of q
E22-year-old Southeast carpenter.
Police yesterday were attempt
ing to make arrangements with
either the District police or the
Navy to obtain q diver TO comb
the bottom Of the Potomac near
Memorial Bridge for the weapon.
la SO caliber revolver.
According to Prince Georges
police. Airman 2Ic Sheryl o.
lSokolik, 23, Of Arlington, Iowa,
confessed Friday he shot Will
liam s. Birkett on Thursday
during q showdown" over q
20-year-old Forestyille Md
Igirl.
The girl was identified yester-
day as Lois Robey, who lives q
few doors away from the victims
lstepmother on Pumphrey drive
III 9UIEotBuiCs
The airman faces a prelim-
mary hearing in Hyattsville Po-
lice Court tomorrow on a mur-
der charge. He is being held
without bond In the Upper Marl-
boro jail.
Miss Robey yesterday declined
to discuss the case with The
Star.
Mr.. Birkett. discharged recent
~ at the Sedalia (Mo.) Air Force
Base, was married while In the
service. His wife and son did
mot return here with him, police
said.
Sekolik told police he had
thrown the gun into the Poto-
mac.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
EpiIeptic Hospitol
For Area Children
Will Open Today

The hrst hospital In the
Washington area to specialize
In the treatment and care Of
epileptic children was to be
opened today by the Federal
Association Of Epilepsy at 1874
Rhode Island avenue. Brent
wood, Md.
An open house will mark COM
|pletion Of an $4,000 renovation
Job on the 25-room, three-story
structure. The hospital has a
capacity OF 20 children and In
|cludes complete rehabilitation
treatment facilities.
Hospital work will begin with
II patients. DR.. Henry L. Bow
ditch, operator Of the Bowditch
Institute for Epilepsy at Ruxton,
Md, more than is years. viii be
I'm charge OF the new hospital,
assisted by his wife. Ruth, who
win be In charge Of teaching,
and q stan OF fiye.
This Is the only place In the
Greater Washington area. where
epileptic children can be treated
on a long-term basis. Mrs. NJ,
r. Broyhill, association presi-
dent, said.
The new hospital here is tenn
porary. and will be replaced by
q larger building in nearby
Maryland or Virginia, Mrs. Broy-
hill said. rs
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Lee Sees Victory
On School Aid Bill

Maryland Delegate Blair Lee,
III. predicted yesterday the State
Legislature will override Gov.
McKeldin's veto Of a bill grant,
ing county school systems in
creased aid for construction
when 1t meets next February.
Addressing the i1th annual
workshop Of the Montgomery
County PTA Council at Ken.
sington Junior High School, Mr..
Lee said the measure would give
school systems a tlo-per-pupil
increase In construction aid. This
was estimated to mean an ad-
ditional 100000 for Mont
|gomery.
J.. Grahame Walker, Mont
gomery County Council presi-
dent. told the panel that school
|officials and PTA groups should
give as much study 70 economy
measures as they do TO spending
money for school programs.