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Evening star., 1955-02-25
Charles Markell, 10, /,
Former Chief Judge
0fAppeaIs Court
By the A.seeiatsd Pres,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-For-
mer Chief Judge Charles Markell
of the Maryland Court Of APP
peals, died at Johns Hopkins
Hospital yesterday after a three
months illness. He was 70.
He was a former president Of
the Maryland Bar Association
and was appointed to the States
highest court in 1914.
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin
elevated him to the chief judge
ship in 1852 for q brief period
before his retirement a little
more than q year ago.
Partner of Chesnut.
He formerly was q law partner
Of w. Calvin Chesnut, now a
Federal district court Judge here,
and S. Ralph Warnken, now a
member Of Baltimore's Supreme
Bench.
He is survived by a son and
two daughters.
Judge Markell was a gradu-
ate of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity and the University of
Maryland Law School.
Helped Blueprint Code.
Early in the l940s he served
as a member of the legal COM
mission which blueprinted a re-
organization of Maryland's
judiciary system.
The necessary constitutional
amendment took effect in 1945
and ultimately reduced the
Court Of Appeals from eight
judges devoting part Of their
time to the work to five with no
other duties.
After his retirement, McKeldin
appointed him to q committee
to study the need for additional
judges in Baltimore and Mont
gomery Counties.
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1n Mrtitnriaitt

REV. BENJAMIN j., JULIAN p
AND INDIANA. In sad but loving re.
membrance Of my devoted father. Rev
BENJAMIN j. TYLER, who departed
this life thirty-one years ago, February
20 1924; loving remembrance Of ms
dear brother. JULIAN p. TYLER. wht
departed this life twenty-five year.
ago, February 25, 1888. and loving re.
membrance Of my dear mother ano
companion, INDIANA TYLER, who de.
parted this life thirteen years ago
February II, 1912.
Till memory fades and life departs,
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SISTER
BLANCHE T. JONES.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

aEhsEhr aoEs, X Efsyins Who %sR de
parted this life nineteen years ago
today, February 20, 1886.
Although our paths lie far apart,
Lov1Na SI ae WIFE vGfSyef ANp D bHu6a4ER Ry ssaEs
BUTLER. LYDIA A. In loving memory
OF our loved one; LYDIA A. BUTLER.
oasy aS a'PsEssd this 81 s 1856 ys years
Away in the land Of sunrise.
Separated by heavens golden door.
Our NJ. lovsa e. one lis, Is patiently yaitins.
E TYkEE AND T.EaASf' aAff'r1E EELS9NH FoWHHER' RM'sN'
DRAKE, JOSEPHINE MATTHEW'S.
'g gosEpHISE shs HRIsT0r' p III ffyeses
DEAkE; De ;aa who @ passed away one year
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget.
But time SO fer hos nniv ~roved
How much we miss her yet.
Whisper that our hearts are with her
In that kingdom UP above:
Tell her that we miss her always
HER n5 pEyoTEP SISTERS. BRoTHERs
FREEMAN, SOPHIA N. In sad but low
sister and aunt soPHfA S fSf NJ HeaT fREGMAN mSlaAas
ago today, February rs, 1914.
Every day brings back sweet memories
0t the one we loved 50 dear;
At the end Of eleven long years.
DAUGHTER, GLADYS BROOKS: SIS
N6R, N6R RITZ RgTH WILLIS; NIECE. Flea
6RJBBs. WILLIAM 3: IN loving mem;
=. GRuBBs, who. passed away nine
teen years ago today February 25.
IOSIEse SRSsss. WIFE, ETHEL HARRIS
HouCHENs. GEORGE y, sR. In sad
hE6snv hps6snd and ,,I, SHT loyinE . father,
DfasSS iHss WIFE aNp 1e sHII5REN
ory- Of our husband and father. WEN
DoLIN ]. JAIN. who departed this
life TWO years ago February 20, 1858.
And may your perpetual light shine
MRS uPG1 euNicE e3R' JAIN AND DAUGHTER.
MRS. VIOLET LAMAR.
FERRY. WILLIAM LEROY. IDsdica.eda
Leroy rs meRsFS eRRRy " vSo Ss 1Sn passes iA on so
rs, 1858.
John x22-3o.
MY sheep hear my voice and know
them and they follow me; N,
HlS Ssb boeHHzRR cHARLHs AsD Il pAfR AfERRY NRhYLIlE ".
SlMMS, MAMIE r. In loving memory
OF our beloved wife, mother and grand
mother. MAMIE e. SIMMS, who left
ps one year ago today. February 90
You are In our hearts today and always
We say loving prayer
That God will bless you. dearest mama,
,,,A,snd. An. ksep vgy. ySy x His E,s saEs,s ,rorv
AND MILDRED. AND oRANDCHIL-
DREN.
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18 U. N. Guides Fired

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Feb.
Is R.-Eighteen veteran girl
guides who have shown thou
sands of visitors through United
Nations headquarters were fired
yesterday. Carl Cannon, direc-
tor Of the guide service. said the
decision was taken to reduce the
"overgrown" staff.
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Garhs uf Uhanks

OWENS, AMELIA s. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to our many
: friends and neiehbors for their ex-
pTessions Of sympathy and other acts
or our loved one, the late AMELIA
:. 81 OWENS. Especially we are grateful
for the beautiful floral tributes and
. u's 'i pf"a's cars THE FAMILY.
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UrTERBACK, BENJAMIN. Suddenly, OF
Sa1S ThSrSSay rsss FsRTssTy q; pesS. lSSS 9EN MS
beloved husband Of Cathryn Utterback
father Of Carole Ann Shipe and Law
renee c Utterback, brother of ReubeI
Utterback. Friends are invited to cal
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funera
Home Of Robert A. Puniphrey. Bethesda
Md, where services will be held OF
Saturday. February 2U, at : pm. In
tssT,ment st. Marys Cemetery, Rock
WILLIAMS. LIT. DENVER. On Thurs
day, February. "a, 1855. 1t. DENVEF
WILLIAMS Of 2705 18th ST. ne
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangement
YERosaEffisKY, FANNIE. On Thurs
RfsFsaES Is .lo1sd lsS' vie KIsSSt'
Charles Yeroshefsky, devoted mothe
Of Albert. Melvin, Harry and Jerr,
Yeroshefsky and Miss Ethel ysroshef
81 the e 2. Goldbers & SON Funera
sssasars sFSsms sh aSo 3 1T pm q pntsTnasSs tsTaSss
District 81 coiambis Lodge Cemetery
26
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Hraths

sry "a. 1855. at her residence: 1874
loved wife OF Solomon Bane and de-
Voted mother OF Mrs Leonard Klig-
man. She also is survived by her
father. Max Siegel; three brothers.
Jack. Meyer and Harry Siegei. and two
grandchildren. Funeral services at
Home, 1901 14th st. NV. on Sunday,
February ~, at 1880 am. fnterment
Southeast Congregation Cemetery. In
that contributions be made to the
D. C. Cancer Aid Group. Memorial
week. 1914 Northgate I'd. NV. 81
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1tt Mrnturtattt

AGER, HERBERT w. In loving mem
ory OF HERBERT W. AGER, who de-
parted this life nineteen years ago
today. February 20, 1856
Although our paths lie far apart.
Evening star., 1955-10-29

ARLINGTON. vAs-~Niceiv fuFnished.
newly dec. home. steam heat. i1e.
yds bus 81 door. 10 min. 70 Peuto.
Ecn and schools. bHANpENHpH0
REALTY CO. IA. 2-03Ds. 80
Westover district--
Lip. rm., din. riH-. kit and bed
rms screened porch. finlshed bsmt.
WITH oll heat; 2sstoFy brick Colo.
ho shoppine; Sa1ss ,mmedIsssiy ~ sehN2 sn sya3i Aao
NO. lease, Call KE. s-82e4. "a
Vas bedfms., I'M.
lshed bsmt.. bet. Clarendon and
Farkinston: call IA. 1-bbd3. so
COMPLETELY FUKN., n Chevy
Chase View, nr. Navy Hospital--
Sm DsGras VIE Tsp. nasPS ~ aan club nm aS. ny Il
lover level with frepL: elee. kif.:
6. h.-W.h.i att Earnge: avail Nov,
for 3 or 9 mos. at xlbb. Ok g.
|sixssACHusErTs AVE AREA
Owner wishes % rent 2.bedrooms p
ssr q j pSSSS ADULTS. s. Beaatisuily d iurnisheS' % y
Immediate possession. Rent. 5000
4 month, References required, CAL
IDS mS oGDKs S5ias ST. NV. just efi isth
st-Six rooms, bath; sas hszW .h. /.
porch rent only Saa9-b0. Call Ma.
1917 dist ri. s.E.3-bedrm. det.
brk., furn,. for rent or sell with
small cash payment; Lu. 2-0753.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 41is Eesa-
tion--2-bedrni, home; $3.50 mo-;
YRS. lease. Poolesviiie 3l03,.
ROCKVILLE, ND, 1907 De Beck-s-
bedrm.. 2-bath home $i35 mo-,
s. ARIM-6eSrm. is-ss ST1nasiio home. Ell Nv. rm.
din, equipped kit. tile bath, eony.
psrMs psnIason; ,s ~ mi min. z &; odS, immsd.
80
GEORGETOWN - Charming we'll
furnished det. Colonial, double liv.
closed garden, be1rns,. bath.
terson. Ma s-40sD; ewes. EN-. 2
a4s2 ]. RUPERT MoHLER. JR..
Realtor. l223 Conn ave. NY
WILL suH-LET eompletely furn. p
peqrm: moor nome IN Cherry-
dale, va, Tor mo. NOV. through
rep, zen, CAL y 2s,3 -,,s1
SEkI AIIhAGIiNE CALIk0hNtA
temolel tealutes nfst etabs neten-
egIno2a. iTut center matt ht. I'm.
Win Mepi. uin- area, US: ped
nas s sisn o1tl. tke, NJ. Win GID
epaSe usiLr NJ Ssotage &gNEs.
snSsu Hssss ate OTSietes{ y iv5n Vn BAY sg
s. 81 Is not ,,. sls.gSs .is isR tenant. ARIEpolE
en- an h,yS ri Soe2 t1a- III
eves IN oaIhzo si
4 RGOhS. > baths. ideal for rrnan
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q HOUSES uNruRhlsnsp

29is 15th 81, n.W.-Duplex isl
a.. 3 rms, lit. and bath; amt
mo. BA. o-1f0i, RE. 7-2637. ---3l
AeL,s NJ 452o North Dittmsr rd.---
| ANTIQUE brick rambler. bedkms.
liy. r,ll, zIxl9, nrepl;; Vacant $l3f
mo. LUCILLE COOK, JE. 2-3272.
lsEMrDEr., COS DELAFrELp ri.. NV
20 r, b. shwr.. 2 incl. pchs.. htd.
refgr.. Ven. bids. auto. hts bit I'm.
Ear.i new: dec; eony.i ref; $I25l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s ige. bed
rms. nrepl. hsnit.. porehes; garage
5soHHiSs:eo;k sSSi HiSs:e;k SleO Me 7I.sSo;so.s IS; JOHN 4
020 LEXINGTON PL. Me- rms,
3 bedrn1s.s full hSnit.: earage: lsi
and 2nd q porches; gas heat. 10,
EWEsTM0RELAND CIRCIE AREA
EIsse BATH; s,,,,. SCI PoFeah. ogsEsC ogssIss;
COLUMBIA PINES. beautiful gD sub.
division nr. -bedrU,
brick rambler. lge. picture window
full bsnite, gas heat, garage. all
elee.. kitchen. 16 min. Pentagon'
silvia sif;RrNG--4 BEDROOM. o .
baths. lty. rfn.. din. rrn.. kit, bkfst.
rm.. fun esnls Si25 per mo
| 3. RfvfERDAIEm3Larse new home,
3 bedrms., lge. iiy. rm.. kit, bath:
gas heat; Incl. I'd, patio; attr. sec
.p sien ETsEsITsas;;Tndn EsEs Tsss; II s24ssS; ss.S-ao
semidet.: bsnlt.: equipped: ETC.:
$50 per mo. He. 4-4734, 80
AVE.--3-bedfm. house;
choice location: 3133 Lyndale pl.
s.e.. l blk. uphill from Minnesota
MI. PLEASANT. 5i5e 18th st. NV.
so::.. s blks. , from csIIiSns; sI,S. eGIEsi g,ts
needs decor: suit. for 1 apts. or
inspection. Lyy, Ie csii vFRNA JOE BAR
TON, Broker. RE- 7-2s45; ewes,
fTowN IoP' oP FAIRFAx-s.bedroom
rambler. lh baths, finished bsmt, !;
ssTass ssT MONTH ainses ea Ys5s cs sIssisss
|WEsTMoRELASD II ! fTsMoRELASD CIRCLE ARES
bedrms.. ~ bath home. in perfect
Condition. Superb xifehen with
breakfast bar. Recreation room
With fireplace. Garage. Large
ssSARn tsDssSA 5srdsRRA dRRAFok RIssss M sa is5Es lsEz
ATTRACTIVE H0ME-Larse iiy. rm.
with wood burning fireplace, Mod
eTn kit, with din. area, 2 hedrfns.
and bath: large Nm. attic. garaee;
full bsmt.; convenient transporta-
ton. schools, ehurchee. SHOPPING
centers. Mr. Navy Annex and PEN
tason. 3. n. SMITH, RELToR,
All, III coHISuiMBIA FOREST. bo0s
18th st. s.--2-story brick; liy. rrn.,
din. rm.. equip. kit, 2 bedrms..
bath bsnt.; fenced in rear yard.
Immediate occupancy; sl00 mo.
II. ARLiNGfos aLisei = Newly dssorsssd. ss
t5-rin. brick, III baths: h.-w,h:; (;
rec: yn., att. gar.; eony. loe. N.
|alis 80 ssSoiUTHEnN avE. s.E.--Loseiy
3-bedrm house with fenced rear
yard $50. HARRISON q ADAMS.
sss ss' ssIis siSsSf. ~. N.w.-newiy decor. 0
{ rIaE,. complete bath. and kit: gas
heat: may BE seen by Applying q
assg ssg sSte ssonraERs II ~ AVE. Sc. -gs near
Pa. aye.--six rooms, semidet.. nm
tShed rec. I'M, awninsed rear
porch; auto. heat. retgr., sas range.
Air Force oflcer leaving country;
avail: Ncy. 2. Rent, $l9b 3 month.
INC. Realtoy, 643 Indiana ave.
1905 K ST s.E.--Entire Isl iirs:
NARSSHsAiI j. WAPLE Cos i224
ilth Il. nv. AD. A-20e5, $50
ALEXANDRIA AREA--Two-bedroom
semfdetached home. basement.
fenced yard: conveniently located.
AnnnS sTxlI cilIjnt,Vs Am FAIR
FAX--Desirable rentals, 2-bedrm.
houses, S10O up; 3 and 4 hedrm.,
sl35 UP. ASK-USI REALTY CO..
IA. 7-20Sp. 10
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HOUSES FuRNIsHFn

EAST CAP. sT.--Redecorated, 10.
room. 2.bath house. ideal for room
pHops ,as soqse; qf 4$1azSSa $lzS per month. Tsle-
ALL EGT0N n. close in-.--2 bedrms.,
Rorcn. rear YARD; bsmt, and new
5s2a D e-bedrm. bunsa.; ss5.
1913 \ sea lst-h. furn. apt, SO;
OF bsmt $50 Lu 2-49Q0. ii
ARLINGTON, 2817 KEY BLVD
Owner In Florida, 3-bedrm, brick;
avail. TO May 4; beautiful location;
~ improvements; $3.50 monthly.
All, s4e 1. HIoHLAND--semidet
.brk, 2 bedrrns.. schIs.. shops, Co
lufnbia pike bus: Si25. OIL. 2-SoSS,
CHEVY CHASE, Md. near country
club; owner going abroad.--LarRe,
comfortably furnished house. i
bedrms.. D baths, sun porch. study
larEe grounds. trees. or , vr.
lease: $3.50 per mo. OIL. 4-3707.
ARLINGTON, 57oI N. 2and % st,.v.s-
bedrm. corner rambler, full base
gSRs S;R e. safffoE aifI ESfn' a.sllSi sllSe gS aS
s.E.-S rms. 0 baths. Sis Del
month: gas heat. II 7-3937. 80
ARLINGTON --3 bedrms., bath,
liy. rrn.. din, ell. kit: from Nov,
10 70 Jan. 81. call u. As2s32
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HOUSES ron sALE-N.w.

BARNABY WOODs-Detseled brick,
newly decorated. charming entrance
hall, paneled den with full bath and
fireplace. large living room, lovely
dininH room, eficient kitchen.
screened porch overlooking 4 tre-
mendous brick patio. on LIST d. Ideal
for entertaining; 2nd 4. has 3 twin-
sizs 6ssasooms baths pa, S.tS basement n
heat. REALisTiiEos CORP. kE.
7-iSO7. day or night. so
BERKELEY WESLEY HEIGHTS.
Magnificent brand-new Colonial
brk. residence In the best con-
trolled residential section Of the
city; Q rms. g bedrms.l. 3is baths.
Wonderful big family room" with
bar and fireplace. Beautiful wooded
setting overlooking Govt. park. In
within i'd min. Of downtown. VERY
house in trade. FRANK 5. PHIL
LIPS, d. 7-1a11; ewes. wo; 8.
BRiGnTwooD. near sth and Rit-
tenhouse--Lge. frame Diet. home in
excel. cond.. 1st-iioor layatory; 3
bedrms. bath on 2nd A.; priced
cash s down. @ II FRANK s. PHILLIPS. iHSS
DI. 7-141l; ewes, OIL. 6-6769.
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER new.
COOS 32nd St. (Open Sat. and Sun.
til dark on corner lot. Large
liv. rm. with firepl.. dining rrn..
kitchen with breakfast rni.: dis
posal; dishyasher: 3 bedrms.: Hol-
attic space: lge. bsmt, with firepi.
bath. picture window; porch, sun
deck. carport. See to appreciate,
J, EARLY DAWN q co. TU. 2-9l35.
CHEVY CHASE, D, q. S1e.oS0--
Immediate possession: s bedrms..
screened porch: excellent nsishSor.
hood. near Lafayette and Blessed
Sacrament Schools. Small down
payment, No agents. EN-. S-5747.
CHEVY CHAsR, sl7,75o---Msteh-
less value; 4.bedrm. segidet. brick.
den or 9th bedrm., LIST A.; bsmt.,
gar. small yd., oil h.-w.h.: close to
transp.. shops. RICHARD sTED-
MAN, AD. 1886. 80
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE rooms, .
and business, si7,6Oo. EN-. S.33sl.
CHEVY CHASE, s18.95o--Detsched
O.hAs VAaEA AI0hA( Will ntltC tUota
oil h,-W. heat: large level. lot: 1
blk. from wisconsin ave. shopping
and transp.; close to schools: 2.
car garage. REALISTINQS CORP,
KE 7-1607, day or night. 30
COLUMBIA RD. at l4th. Sl6,p50---
22-tt. row brick: > rms. ~ baths;
AL cond.: 8 porches: oil heat. Me-
DEWITT. RA. 6-4A22,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA---valuable
LIST comml. property. l3 rms. 4
baths, Also store space. Gould be
remodeled into once bldg; brick
garase; $4,000 Box lIsB. star.
GLOVER PARK-e-rm. row brick:
1h2 baths plus = rear screened
porchee Rec. rn. suitable for
STUDENT quarters. Excel, condition.
RQCFRS REALTY CO., Ma. S-0f04.
MI. PLEAsANT-1i rms, q baths;
suitable = or 5 families; partly
furn.; . garages. JA. 2-3343. ---3l
MT. PLEASANT--Lge, det corner
2-family home; potential income
over $500 mo. Only $1,000 dn.
Call DI. 7-s666: ewes, Ia. g-eT70.
BLVD. -6-room. 3-bath
bungalow on level lot; detached
2-car garage. work shop. Near
schools and traflsp. S21 800, SUSIE
", wLAdT,wg9oD, MA. s-s375; eve.
QU. 7-Ol0b.
(continued on Next Pasel
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PRINCE GEORGES CO., ND.
8133 CENTRAL AVE.

Mr. the Intersection OF Central Ave- and Ritchie Rd
tcoNvENIENT TO ANDREWS FIELD,
2-story frame house with bedrooms baths,
nrepaces partially finished attic
pantry entrance hall porch
and basement, oil h,-w.hs large grounds.
$125 PER MONTH
Call Mr.. Lawler
ST. S-O505
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MICHIGAN PARK

1876 18th 81. NE.
Z blocks no. Of new Providence Hos.
pitai. Newly decorated 3-bedrm.
semidetaehed brick home: soms
fenced yards and some gsrbags
disposals; full basement. weIl-equlp.
PEG yeSr fi.sasn ssas s, ,a5 sa.ss and yssr Sl9S
inspect. call MR.. CLARK, DI. 4.
1905. SIS. or MRS. BuLOW, Ii
3-ffb6k. afteF & m % &
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Larchmont Realty Co, Inc

JE. $4,000 JE. 3-72is
COLORED--421 sth ST. s.E.-S-
rIn. brick house: y baths, oil heat
Newly dec. will rent entire house
20 responsible party. SI25 per mo.
Nov partially rented for SSS. SO
your rent Is S3S. For details apply
IN person 10 EMPIRE LIQUOR
STORE. 1900 14th at. NV. ---29
COLoRED---3O2 sEAfON PL. NE
large rooms. Kit; ana hnth; oll
MAIZE. 927 New York ave. NV,
ST. 3-2S15. 20
COLORED--I353 TAYLOR ST. NV
Vacant. modern 6-rm. houke with
powder rm. Sl10: TU. 2-a72s be.
fore . am. --3l
COL0EED--a6 Tin sT. s.E.--iC
Ying.; redec.: fenced yard. 500,
HARRISON a adams. MA. s-s30s
"a
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CHOICE LocATloNs

TNAAAAsp SAA0ANAAl AMEN
S95--tiI0 Meridian lane-2 -bedrm
rambler. newly decorated: ra-
,s diant heat, storage attic;
sodded LOT.
aS5-~Popular Heights - The choice
Falls Church community with
Its own swimming booi and
recreation center: 3-bedroom
brick rambler; all-eiectrie GE
kitchen with range. garbagt
Disposall. dfShwaSher and Een-
dix washer. Large picture win.
dow; wooded lot. storage attic
is min. to Pentagon.
lb0-C Columbia Pines--Beautifu new
J-hedrpoul brick rambler; sub
division, near Annandaie; large
picture windows. furn. base.
n1ent, pulldowu stairway Il
attic: garage, disposal, dish.
washer, electric range and re.
frigerator. Large, spacious lot
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APARTMENTs WANTTp


TWO PEOPLE desire 2-hedroom
dlplex or. apt, LIST floor. unfur.
nished; references. DI. 7-53ii. 30s
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HILL. weiI-known mover.ins. exper,
men. closed fanss low rates; apts.
low as $50: any hr. AP 1896.
MOVING ACROSS THE sTREEF or
across the country: safe storage IN
geparate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. g-0lO4 UNION STOR-
ACE CO.. INC Established 1909
LIGHT HAULING, local moving.
beaches a specially &. IL. MORRIS
TU 2-1160 or II. 6-2sSg,
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
night expert handling; reasonable
rates. Du. 7-DBS7.
CHESTER MOvERs--Lge. or small,
We do them all clean and careful.
ST. 3-S57U, IA. n-ul s ewes.
IEDELiMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas IA. 9-e937: ewes. RA. 3.l4Id,
LIGHT HAULING, any time, any.
where, day or night truck and
driver. Tu, 2-61pB. "A
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MOTEL
OVER so UNITS

Air-Cond., Ultramodern
On Route 301- Nearby Md.
Recently built. Owners have other
out-of-town interests: must sen;
about $4,000 cash will handle.
BOB HOLLANDER
141I Pa. Ave. NV. MA. s-e74S
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MOTELS FOR SALE

MOI GIJC FOH SHLE
Advice and consultation By exclu-
kive fuli-tiine motel broker and
travel specialist, offering recon-
and sites Large m0tels with cash
payments OF $4,000 and IN. q
small motel can be bought for
$4,000 cash. balance easy pay-
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TWO PEOPLE desire 2-hedroon
sIIS anplsx or apt. lst floor, unfurr,
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5o83 9Th PLACE NE.
Modern, 5 rooms, brick; basement
gas heat; fenced lot; ideal 10
cant. Cali Mr.. MaItufi. La. A-5e45
MARSHALL ], WAPLE co.
1924 Iath 81. NV. AD. f-3sooi
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DE soTo AND PLYM. AGENCY
2 acres; lovely modern 4-bedroom
shade: on hwy. In Nd; is0xI0-ft.
showroom; 5 safes: l1-staii me-
ehanics' garage; 60x30 paint shop.
accessories and tools. JOHN BUR.
D0FT. Broker. 1898 ColesviiIe "a. !,
Silver Gprtne. Nd. Gail Ever9reen
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NEAR SHERATON Park HOTEL.
1850 2Sth st. n.w.---4 bedrms., liy
rni., din rm, bath, kit. and garage.
TAK0AiA PIX, Md, 32f Lincoln ave
ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrfn. rambler with
easily rented furnished biarit. apt.
which will return half OF S175
monthly rent. Inquire on premises
or call LU. 4-S3SS. 80
SUITLAND AREA, 2326 Gaylord DR..
g.e.---3-bedrm. duplex. brick: l7x22,
liv. rfi., euuiD. kit: gas heat full
basement, fenced yard: SlON mo. !;
I avail. now. Mr.. DIEHL. 10. S-5ss5.
n. ARL.---9- -lge. -bedrm. bfk. Colonial;
center hall entr.. din. rri.. lge. liy,
rfr with flrepl. powder rm. LIST
fir. din. area In fully equip. kit,
lge rec. rm. In bsffit.. porch, patio:
attrac cor. lot: conv, to bus school
shop, Peiitason. blk. on Arl, blvd
sMM. mo'DERN BRICK bungalow; ao
eyp1nsiblc attic, full bsInt.; auto.
oil h.-w,h.: dishwasher, eiec. range,
refgr. s11aq,t fan: reas.: located
WI decorate throughout, Cali WI,
NEW. HsRo0a MODERN. 4.sedrm., a.Sstn
home with den: excellent neiGhbor-
hood on safe court In siRht OF new
elementary school; leaving Tor
lease. KensinRton. 10. 5-2S36.
RefS. s-ll.da ---dO
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q ACRES--IO ROOMS

CONN. AvEs--KENSIN6ToN
Tremendous and well-kept home In
key locations beautiful grounds
activity. Please eail A. J. Williams
Il /. +. BLANCHARD. REALToR
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bedrms., scr. porch. rec. rrli.. sasi
sfsIas ssfSIslsa slSs. sP5s Go 5o Isss.sssss sveis
4 BEDEMs., 2 baths. full bsmt.
Cod near Great Fails fForestyilleJl
Va. school bus ct door TO new
school: ear pools TO PentsEon and
2 G. Ideal 70. ,l.s iSs, family; ism,ily; sIila
S so rent sei,ns can oric aiSps Pone sselns' cSPT AT
KENT. pleasant 0-253O. 80
1915 NJ VERNON ST. Arlington,
va.--J bedrmS.. 2 baths. mod. kit,
oil heat, dry bsmt.; Ice. yard; near
schools churches and shopping
centersi $3.50 mo. IA. 7-Q53a
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BETHESDA AREA
Newly decorated. 4 bedrms. 2M
baths; available immediately; un-
limited lease: S1D5. ROBERT X.
WRIGHT. EN-, $4,000. 90
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e-bedrm seinidet. brick: close to
Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy. Se5 mo-
q 2.bedrn senldet. brick. close to
Giebe I'd. and Arlington blvd. Si00.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-Bedroom Rambler. tile bath = S9s
g. Bedroom Brick. basement l3E
4 Bedrooms, u Bath --- l1s
NJ. r. REYNOLDS
JE. 4-46B0
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Fish Study

proved by the American fish, cries advisory committee in- clude::
 l. Tuna bait substitute stud ies - $35.000. The tuna clip per fleet is required to spend a substantial portion of its time in search for bait. The de- velopment of an artificial bait should cut fleet opera ting costs.
 2. Alaska salmon research $108, 1900 for separate pro- jects as follows:
 A. The effects on the pro- ductivity of pink salmon streams, especially in south eastern Alaska, of logging re- sulting from the new develop ed wood pulp industry - $35, 900.
 B. A study of the distribu- ton. abundance, movements, food and methods of control of sea lions and hair seals, said to be predators on halibut, cod, herring and salmon - $2O,O0O.
 c. A study of the migratory and schooling habits of the valuable red salmon runs in Bristol Bay through a system of tagging - $35, 1000.
 ID. Test of automatic equip ment for enuImerating salmon escapement as a possible means of replacing about 9 weirs which are costly to op- crate and require personal at- tention - $18,300.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-10-06
Society uInd Clubs
P. N. GROUP COMMITTEES NAMED THURSDAY

At the meeting of the Mt. Edgecumbe Practical Nurses Group on Tuesday evening at the hospital coffee shop, with ten present, the president. Mrs Emma Kohler, named the fol- lowing committees for the year:
 Executive committee: Mrs. Patricia Morrison, Mrs. Nellie Jones, Mrs. Althea Goss; pro- gram committee: Miss Wadine Blair, Mrs. Selma Arneson and Mrs. Mildred Jones; food committee: Mrs. Lucille Gray.
 Plans were discussed for a Christmas party and also a bake sale.
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tasted victory and found it sweet, which spells a bad day for the Winless Cougars who have scored only twice all year and could De shut out again. Gal, 1920.
 Colorado over Oregon by IA The Ducks don't have it and the Budfaloes do, meaning a sad Saturday at Eugene as home fans get. their first look at Len Casanova's flock. Col orado, 21-7.
 College of the Pacific over Idaho by ': The Vandals have been going backward and the Tigers have started to show their claws. COP, ELLA.