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DUNN LORING GARDENS, an a:eS
OF increasing land values, a de.
syelopment Of individual homes on
lots. Of "a to q acres. New brick
HANDLERS. $1,000. Area school OF
tull-time schedule 20 minutes Il
Pentason, to proposed GA site. {
co Merrlfield, Va. JE 1-30OO
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HOUSES for SALE, NV. Cont. J

HOUSES tor SALE, NV. Cont. J
AMERICAN U. PARK. 4622 Daycn.
port 81. NV - Painted brk cottage,
3 bedrms.,. ia baths. liv. rm., din
ell, kit. breakfast rm. rec rm..
e esflc Ren B. #ARR sa ga 4 81
GEORGETOWN - Det, brick. lge.
drawing room. firepl., Ice. din. rm.,
mod. kit, powder rm., bedrms. :.
baths, eara2e, garden. NELLIE
LOWE cAsSEL, Realtor, AID. 4
2lls. OIL. 2-3135.
SPRING VALLEY--Most attractive
Enslish-style brick Colonial Large
living room with fireplace, sepa-
rate, dining room, library, modern
kitchen with breakfast space.
and sf seap posn s oIeRns 0q Sssro os5S
and 3 baths on I'd, with 2 bed
rooms and bath on 3rd. Ewes.
ask for Mrs. Leslie Williams at
Emerson 2-;5S75. W. c. a. A. N.
MILLER DEV. CO, 1850 Mass
ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
SPRING vALLEY-Red brick Colo
NAL within walking distance OF
shopping and public transportation
Living room. dining room modern
hltcnen with eyc-leVel oven. DISH
washer and disposal, powder room
and screened side porch on flrst
MOOR, with 3 bedrooms and . baths
on second Paneled recreation
room. lavatory and outside en-
trance and utility room in base
ment. Private ilagstone patio for
outdoor entertaining; $4,000
Ewes, call Mrs. MacAuley. CL
S,2547 W. G, q a, N. MILLER
DEV. CO.. 1850 Mass. ave. NV,
EN-. 2-4464.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Loyeiy 4 bed
room home with LIST floor room,
ga baths on I'd, buffers pantry,
detached 2-car garage, . screened
porches and many features which
combine charm and comfort in one
OF Washtngton'S most DISTINGUISHED
neighborhoods. Priced in low 40s.
Ewes, call Mrs. Fuqua, KE. =
1894. W. C. & A. N. MILLER
DEV. CO., 1850 Mass. ave. NV
EN-. 2-4464.
CHOICE OF NEW COND. HOUSES,
mr.. Walter Reed: 2 and bedrms;
excel. terms; quick poss. Call me
for q bareain. Tell me your prob
lens. let me do the rest. STROuP,
RA. 6-S1nn
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BETHESDA
4 BEDROOMS

Used brick and loaded
glass-window treatment em-
phasize the custom finish Of
this unusually attractive
home.
:. bedrooms and bath on
each door. Center entrance
hall. latest-type kitchen,
full basement and carport.
SemifiniShed area available
for another room.
Located in established COM
munity of above average
homes. THOMAS l.. PHIL
LIPS. Realtor, WO. $1,000;
ewes, VIII. 6-2423.
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FAIkFAX-Rambler Of brick, on q
pretty fenced corner lot; 3 bed-
rms, fireplace in liv. rm., lac. kit,
full Dsmt. with rec. rm. Have
certificate bf Reasonable value for
Sl6.100 $1,000 down required
HUBBARD REALTY CO., Merri-
field. Va. JE. $4,000.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FoR sALELoTs AcRtAeE SALE ICON,


BROOKLAND AREA-Approximatel,
$500 SO. It. adjacent to railroad
siding. Immediate occupancy. Cal
NO 7-310O,
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.-Laree in
dustr.al sites. close in, available as
low as lue So. it. Tremendous OPP
pportunlty Tor investment or irilme-
date development LYNCH BROS,
INC. Realtors. Springfield. Va. FL.
$4,000.
10000 SO. FIT.
Land zoned Industrial; modern
buildingi 1000 50. IT,. fenced yard
R.R. siding. Particularly suitable fol
handling Of heavy goods; close in
location.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1928 H st. NV. MA. $4,000
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

sMiTH, RE. 7-@00G
NEW ,SINGLE-sTORY office or store
building for lease. 93S Sligo ave,
Silver Spring; 800 So. IT.. private
drive-in parking at front: air con-
ditioned. ( JU g-2O01.
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BY OWNER-Newly decorated Q.
bedrm. semidet.; $3.50 down, as
sumo CT loan. Total payment. S72.
so. 5-4159.
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MONTGOMERY couNTY

BELTsvTLLE DREAM RAMBLER, 2
yr.-old brk. home: neW-home cond. !;
3 bedrms., / u baths. immense
screened pch. Lge lot Trees. A. j.
kESsINGER 4 CO.. Ju. 9-4544
BETHESDA--Charming home for the
small family. this 2-bedrm. white
brick Colonial is located on a quiet
shaded street. The price will de-
Light you also. Only $4,000. A. v
PISANI. Realtors. oil. 4-1500 Til ..
BET HESDA. Devonshire area beau
tiiul, new 4-bedrm 2-batb split
!eyci ramblers: large lots eieC.ric
Kitchens, Best constr enormous
closet space, S4,95O down. JU. o.
Hinn. eVes IO h-4Ann
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KENWOOD AREA
RAMBLER

A beautiful home, custom built q
year ago, in a gorgeous setting
among tall trees and exquisite land
Scaping. Center hall, separate dim
ing rm.. up-to-the- minute kitchen
with breakfast bar, 3 bedrms., z
baths, plus a l6x22 living rm. with
hehtful view OF the park-like real
yard. All of this on, one level, with
no Steps whatsoever. Lower level is
above ground and has a first-claSs
bedroom Cor study and bath, plus
family room lHx3@. with fireplace
Also huge screened porch and ga
rage. Lot as #. wide and very deep
S39 900, ". B. WRIGHT, EN-
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CLINTON, Nh. Befonte Lane. a..
tfactiyf homr With income Apt ID
afnit. with equipped kat ard fol
bath. isi ~ has lge ~. ri
so einin7 nm. exceptionally
laf hefrmt and eauipp@d XII -.
acre lFrefa t9g SlAnTn rnrF
terms PiNKNEY a EARNsHAw
VI cNrfcr No CY $500 OF
DISTRICT HoTs. ARIA. 7a7s
Wafksf Nh ~ - .hfdfr huugs.
cN eca.p kit fsu heut oVei
" ARE q gruare ritT eater
sin 500 9 ma DOR NJ 1850
sFss CT 7-sisf WEST a DIXON
NeaNeff
ut RAfNTER -H1raaior corg q
eehncf FruFcnEl tranf1 ftnsfa
rms trq fsn rarins extra rms
20 Hr tfwf gnuNFf Eaa p ~ b
ice Ics SIS afn r@4ffinr te- ~
sath pagt CENER. VA s-d315
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RAMBLER

2-bedrm. brick home; living nm.
with fireplace. big kitchen with table
space. tile bath; level lot. Assume
approx. Sl1 400, 4l2es loan. Close TO
NH and Naval Hospital. Price.
S12.951.
WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
WOOD CO., Realtors
1ll5S Georgia Ave. 10. 4-720O
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DOWNTOWN

3 500 Ga. n 10 a medical
building ground fo0F air.
conditioned Can manager.
Df 7.3eI3
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BETHESDA, CLOSE IN-Brick Cape
cleo. kit; in an area OF more ex-
pensiye homes. An excellent value,
priced in the lower 20s. Don't wait
until next week to see this one.
KORZENDORFER, OIL. Ash un-
al q
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MannaS Rlty. JE. 2-311O
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ORCHARDALE-Beautiful red brick
home, lust beyond d. {. line. Cen
ter hall, living room opening into
eoual-size family room, dining
room, kitchen with breakfast space
and powder room on FIRST with 3
bedrooms and , baths on second
Shaded lot with fenced rear yard
Quiet street. Ewes, call Mrs. Pale.
EN- 2-6297. W. c. a. A. N. MILLER
DEV CO.. 4s50 Mass. ave. NV,
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ROCK CREEK HILLS-Luxury bricl
rambler, . yrs. old. situated OF
a half-acre, beautifully handicapped
corner lot. Decorated to the peal
Of perfection, right out Of the page
Of AmeHca's leading Home Beauti
ful magazines Spacious step dow
living room opens onto enclosed
porch for year-round living: sep
arate dining room, modern kitchen
with breakfast area, 3 large bed
rooms and fireplace maids room
and full bath: attached Sarag,
and storage space galore Be sur,
70 see this quality home today
Excellent financing. Priced In thl
low 4OS. Owner must sell immedi
ately Evening call OIL. 4-i55T
THOMAS j. FISHER a. CO.: OIL
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BETHESDA - 4-year-old all brick
Cape Cod Center hall. liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit, hedrm., den and full bath.
. bedrooms and bath up. Full tiled
basement. Large porch, garage;
az financing; S3t 800. BILLING
SLEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326.
Ewes NJ Ian-E
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ASSUME Ice. CT TRUST, Lge. cor
lot with main street location. Yet
lots of privacy. 3 bedrms., IA
baths. cleo. kit, din. rm. shade
trees: Jul bsmt.: only Sl7,5On.
a. J. KESsINGER a. CO, Ju,
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ably to stimulate their good
luck as strongly as possible"
OF course when the Sham
rock was christened in 1868,
she said, the christening bev-
erage was, appropriately, a
bottle Of pure Irish whiskey.
the founding Of the Sponsor
Society.
Admiral Struble. who is
commander-in-chief Of the
Atlantic Sea Frontier and
naval representative to the
United Nations, also praised
the society for its work In
providing scholarships to
naval preparatory schools to
sons of deceased Navy and
Marine Corps officers.
Among those at the head
table were Vice Admiral Ed
ward w. Clexton, Rear ADJ
miral and Mrs. John B. Hef-
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Sponsors Society
Hears Admiral

the niece of President Bu-
chanan.
Mrs. Lee also pointed out
that it hasn't always been
a bottle Of champagne used
to do the christening honors.
A bottle of American whis-
key was broken over the bow
of the first USS Princeton and
the USS Raritan in 1843.
Mrs. Lee also recalled that
a bottle of brandy was used
to christen the San Jacinto
in 1850 and the New Ironsides
in 1862, by Naval officers who
bestowed the names, prob
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fernan, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Albert G.. Mumma, Mrs.
Arthur w. Radford, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. David Tyree,
Marine Corps. 1t. Gen. and
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Mrs. C. F. Schilt, Mrs. r. N.
Somerville. founder Of the
society, and Mrs. Bryson
Brice, new president OF the
society.
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By RUTH DEAN

It wasn't until the 19th
century that women began
christening American naval
vessels. But happily, it is one
of our naval traditions that
hasn't been discarded with the
atomic age, the Society Of
Sponsors Of the United States
Navy was told yesterday.
Addressing the society's
annual luncheon at the May
flower Hotel, Vice Admiral
Arthur D. Struble told the
women, all Of whom have
christened combatant ships Of
the United States Navy, that
they must feel a certain pride
in having actually shared in
contributing more power to our
fleet"
Old records show that the
first woman to christen an
American Navy ship was q
Miss Watson Of Philadelphia"
who broke q bottle of cham
payne over the bow OF The
Germantown in 1886, he
pointed out.
The more than $50 members
of the society present also
heard some interesting facts
about early ship christenings
from their outgoing president,
Mrs. Robert Corwin Lee.
Mrs. Lee pointed out that
most of the ships of the
United States Navy have been
named after States of the
Union, rivers. cities and naval
heroes, but there was one
named for a woman.
The only fighting ship on
the Navy list christened for a
member of the fair sex was
7. g.,
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John W. Phoenix. 1921 sou'h Eighteenth
street, Arlington. Va.
Suspended for failure to file insurance
Harrison RedricS: ~ N street stree,
Sc Lonnie Harris. 1906 Ninth street
NV: James E. Holland. 2105 Thirteenth
street N E.; Walter George Brock. l63l
Monse it2se sVenV Martin Si Wiisms g4s5
/ street NV; Hubert z: Sheriff., !l2
Twelfth place NE: William RSssoe
Brook. 1925 Kansas avenue NV;
dependence avenue Sc: John W; Lott.
BID Thirty-sixth street NE; Walter 7
Proctor, ia o street S.W.: Robert Cal
houn, 5119 Fifth street NV; Alphonzo
suspended until satisfaction Of judE-
ment-James E. Smith. 40s Crittenden
street N w: John J. Corbin: 40 Rhode
Island avenue NE; John H, Lambert TT
S Pinnix. 1928 Ninth street NV. Jack
Crouch 81 X street NV: Edward H;
King s"os LOngis saO vo street Ieo6 Fast +
Street NE: Vincent Fabrizio, 1l9 Mis-
souri, avenue NV: Paul Endes, 635 F
street NV: James n. Dean, 443 \
s ssTani place place N.E'i william s. Rchard,
z. Henry. jr., i643 Montello avenue
No d. C. permit. privilege suspended
untii Financial Responsibility Insurance
Is fled-Dorothy well Rountree, sos A
street. stree. NV Dj JOHN w R00e enr $7S
Knox terrace Sc: Gilbert Barnes Bell.
200 Warren street NE: James Robertson.
4435 Falls terrace Sc; Edward Collins.
As H street NV; Doroth Jean Moore.
1853 Park road NV; Richard Allen
Brady, sos Plum street. Vienna. Va:
James E. Young. 2022 Savannah place
8 E: John CLARENCE Norman. 923 e
Luray street, Alexandria, Va: Taft Will
liam Wells. $40 C street Sc: Horatio
1106 Thirteenth street
N W; Joseph PRESLEY. 1246 Eighth
street NV
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mrs. J. /. MoIoney,
Exhibitors Wife

CHICAGO. Mar. 10 (P.-Mrs
Hilda G. Maloney. SIS, wife of j
10y Maloney. retired managing
editor of the Chicago Tribune
died today in st. Lukes Hospital
She was the former Hilda
Gladys Blackburn of Winchester
England. The, Maloneys were
married in Winchester in 1915
while Mr. Maloney was an Off
Ger in the Gath Aero Squadron
Survivors are her husband
two daughters, Mrs. Latimer D
Johns of Huntington Woods
Mich, and Mrs. A. Leroy jerks
wife of a Navy lieutenant at
Portsmouth, Va: four grandchil-
dren. and three sisters and two
brothers in England.
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THE SUNDAY STAR A-23
Washington. D. G. **%
SUNDAY, MARCH IL, 1856

Charles I!ttsn 9s a3a Seventh nj St sE
So sV
Girley Smith. 40 Batesyille. Ark. and
Monica TIRES. u. Metarie. La.
Robert REID, 90, Y; s; Ait Force, and
Marcia chidel 20. 2023 Spruce dr..
Robert Ferris. %, Charleston, Ill. and
~ Diana spittls. a. Atlantic City. y J.
Nf Fs a hafd Flames SALISBURY &C.
aaron TanSs Boy Si "a il. es1a Tventy-tou.t
St Sc, and Anne Cockrell. 80. 3ti"5
ouilIo Adams. Fl, 1900 Angel .pl. Sc.
and Shirley Lucas. is. 10 Fifty-sixth
william Ellison. 81, 47e1 Ninth st NV.
and Christine Hughes. %. 1924 Ninth
John Gibbs; IT.; q. Philadelphia. Pa;
and Bernice Ware @a' alla Maryisnd
James Curtis, il. 20, 111s Chicago st,
Sc. and Sylvia Jackson. 90, 1900 C
Charles corbin. IL. -. Alexandria, Va.
wilford clinton. 40. 1919 Morris I'd.
George washington on. "a. 1925 Irving st.
NV. and Connie CUNNINGHAM. Is.
1890 Frsnklin St ne ,
ne, and Gloria Conway. -. Bslti-
more
Isom johnson. is. 100 Tennessee ave.
ne, and Barbara Gill, II. 1925 Tenth
st. ne.
Stewart Rice. IT,; il; 20; n,l 1919 MeiEs St;
Leonard Ward. ii. 70s Third st Sc.
and Mary Scott. As. 1891 Stanton
I'd. sc.
Willie Waldo. 20. 1901 Fourth st NV,
and Doris Barnes. Il, 1887 Third
James Barber, IS. 373s Grant st. ne.
and Arlene George, Is. go L st. s.w.
Howard Headley, 45, and Brigitte Hol1,
70. both of New York City.
Wilbert Gibson, 80. and Helen Carroll,
-. both Of Laurel, Md.
Roger Peren, 80, 323S Prospect ave.
NV, and Judith Campion, IS. 10
Observatory Giro NV
Michael Andrew. 81, Odenton, Md, and
Nancy ClaESs 10 Eerndale Nd
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the American People," showing
the changes in the American
way of life since 1900. The first
chart, on food processing and
distribution, is scheduled to ap-
pear in the magazine in May.
A native of Mexico City, the
son of American parents. he at
tended Harvard College.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Mae Murray. of the home ad-
dress, and two daughters by q
former marriage. He also is sur
vived by two brothers. John. Of
Albuquerque, N. NJ, and Church
i'll, of Mexico City.
Services will be held at 3 pm
tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be pri-
vate.
The family requests that ex.
pressions Of sympathy be sent
to the Red Cross.
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ID. c. Lutheran Union
Plans Mission Study

The Washington Lutheran
Missionary Union will hold its
annual mission study class at 4
pm. Friday in Luther Place
Memorial Lutheran Church, 1926
Vermont avenue NV.
Miss Josephine Darmstaetter
assistant executive secretary of
the United Lutheran Church
Women, will speak on 1.-THE
Christian Mission in a Revolu-
tionary World"
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Alan R. Murray, 81, Writer
And Expert Cryptoqropher

Allan R. Murray. 81. a writer.
died Friday at Emergency Hos
pital. He had been in Ill health
for some time. He lived at Wash
ington House, 2120 Sixteenth
street NV.
At the time of his death, he
was a script writer for the Voice
OF America. He was associated
with the United States Informa-
ton Agency for many years and
during World War II served with
the Office of War Information.
Mr.. Murray owned the Ma
tional Topographic Laboratory
here. where he developed and
produced codes for use as puz-
zles for adults and children. He
also was the author of THE pub
locations How to Play Scrabble"
and What the Constitution
Says" Recently, he developed q
series of charts for The Ameri-
can Magazine called What the
Twentieth Century Has Done to
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Col. H. Gibson;
Led 9th Corps

Col. Harold Pearson Gibson.
81, USA retired. died in Fort
Belvoir Hospital Friday of a
heart lesion. He lived at 903
Enderby drive, Alexandria.
Col. Gibson was secretary OF
the New Weapons Committee of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the
time of his retirement in 1915
He had seen service in both
World Wars. He was chief Of
staff of the Sixth Corps Of the
Infantry in Africa and Italy
during World War II. and
served with the Twenty-third
Infantry in France during
World War I, where he was
wounded and received the Purple
Heart. For his service then he
was awarded the Silver Star,
and the Croix de Guerre.
A native of Newport, r. l., Col
Gibson attended the University
of Rhode Island. He was men,
Iber of the Overseas Masonic
Lodge, organized in Germany
after World War I. with head
quarters in Rhode Island.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Margaret Taylor Gibson. of the
home address, and a daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Fuller, of San
Francisco. He also is survived by
two brothers: James N. Gibson
of Newport and Col. Rowland A.
Gibson of Los Angeles.
Services will be conducted by
Gen. Luther Miller, retired chief
of chaplains of the Army, at
Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday at
3 pm. Gen. Miller will be assist
ed by the Rev. William Meade.
rector of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church in Alexandria, to which
Col. Gibson belonged, and the
Rev. William Frank, the asso-
ciate rector.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery with military honorS,
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Edward A. BIick Dies at IS:
Third Brother in Is Months

sold to the American Ice Co
in 1880.
Mr.. Blick worked at the Cen
ter Market until he retired in
1947.
His brother. Wallace D. Blick
businessman and civic leader
here. died February 26. Another
brother, John S., died in Feb
ruary. 1855.
Mr.. Blick had a twin brother
Amber M. Blick. who died in
1928.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs
Mable Ripple Blick; a daughter
Mrs. Winnie M. Lee. 1906
Twenty-ninth street. Mount
Rainier. Md: a brother, Samuel
s. Blick, Burnt Mills Hills, Nd,
and his sister, Mrs. Carolyn 3
Morgan, 2438 Eighteenth street
NV.
Services will be held at 2 pm
Tuesday at the Deal funeral
home. 1912 Georgia avenue NV
Burial will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
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Edward A. Blick, IS, the third
Blick brother to die within l3
months, died Friday of a heart
attack en- route to Prince
Georges General Hospital. He
lived at 5311 Thirty eighth ave-
nue., Hyattsville.
Mr.. Blick was born in Man
chester, Va. and came to Wash
ington as a small boy with his
family. Until 1902 his home was
at Norman Stone, better known
as Barner's Mansion. The house
was built by Lord Barner with
14-inch thick walls of material
brought from England. The Brit
ish Embassy Is built on part of
the land, according to Mr.
Blick's sister.
Mr.. Blick was an amputee vet
eran of World War I. Afterwards
he was a coal, wood and ice
dealer with his brothers and the
business became known as the
Blick Bros. The business was
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James Weir, Bank Official,
Area Resident for so Years

founders Of st. Mary's Episcopal
Church in Arlington, and was
a member of the vestry there for
many years.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ellen Weir; two sons, Edgar V.
Weir, of Butler, Pa. and James
Alexander Weir, of the home
address; and two sisters, Mrs.
May A. Norman of Baltimore,
and Mrs. Lottie Wilhelm, of Ar
cadia, Calf.
Services will be held at ST.
Mary's Church at 1870 am.
Tuesday. Burial will be at Co.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery in
Arlington.
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James Weir, 70. assistant to
the manager of the securities
department of the National Saw
ings and Trust Co., died at
Emergency Hospital Friday after
an illness of several months.
Before going to the savings
and trust company about IL
years ago. Mr.. Weir had been an
broker. He had lived
in the Washington area so years,
and for more than IS years had
made his home at 3405 North
Glebe road, Arlington. He was a
native of Manassas, Va. and at
tended Baltimore City College.
Mr.. Weir was one Of the
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in a personal injury case; one LOT
unauthorized use of an auto:
one for operating on a revoked
permit: five for reckless driving;
IA for driving while drunk and
"a for accommodating IL or more
dement's under the point system.
OF those suspended. rs came
under the point system for an
accumulat ton of eight or more
dement's; IA for failure to sat-
|isfy court judgments and Is for
failure to file insurance.
The complete list follows:
Revoked for leaving after solliding
personal iniury,)-McKinley E, Johnson
1875 Monroe street NV.
Revoked for dtiiSIn: af1sr
Caudle. 1888 Swami street NV.
Revoked for unauthorized use Of an
automobile--James H. Maxwell, 1929
Revoked for operating in such a man.
ner as to show fragrant DISREGARD for the
safety Of persons Or pr9peFty, following
hsaaringmster,i1g Il eoifg ol ay II1ni-
1909 Valley avenue Sc; FRANCIS T.
Maloney, Is Fourth street Sc; Jefferson
D. Perry, Rosecrest avenue,. Alexan-
dTla: Va I Billie T. Bales 4sas Fourth
Revoked for driving while drunk
Louis Bose. S47. Twentyafirst street Ne;
Anna H. Conard. 45!i Salem lane NV;
avenue NV: Lawson Lee. 65l 9 street
NE; Dennis R. Seatley, 333 Sixth street
Sc: Clarence @, FeTguson' 100 T .nIs
street sW 1o; H SysTda w. Md John
Brown. 1902 c street NE: Walter g.
Harding. AGO Newc9mb street ST. r.
Mage v Evans, rs Bates street street NM NM;
sHSsFt spr Rnsse hd INV 9ex00%S sssI
Nd; George Mercer. 1887 Davis. place
NR E.;o Ess F. or Bsa MI S record ~
traffic viola tions totalinE l2 points or
more-Jacob Adds. BE- street Ne;
Horace T. Harris, I2o5 Penn e street Ma rosd
NE: Vernon D. Wilkerson. l424 Duke
street, Alexandria, Va; Augustus Mar.
shall. 1920 Illinois avenue NV; James
Walter II HfAe &. lH deary. 54s5 G Street Sc;
s,E INV Wili lam i, Rcaehe. s9s Nqsteent6
street NV; Charles E. Long. 512 Twelfth
street NE: James A. Lincoln, Rhode
Island avenue Ne; BENJAMIN Bright,
Vaientic, ESQ Twenty-eight street NV;
james T. Linzy, I740 Euclid street, NV;
Robert p Galloway. OF Howard road
S. E.; Crawford HAYDEN, ls44 K Ia9 ANA
Hampshire avenue NV: Leon R, Haw
kins. jr., Ills Twenty-first, street. N,E.:
Coingus Hall, BIOS Twentieth street Sc;
William G. Wolfe. sos Pinewood roao.
Rockville, Md; Roy A. Zimmerman, 1901
Cody drive, Silver Spring, Md; James H.
Sheffield, 1858 Georgia avenue NV;
street: iilhert NJ Camnhell LOS Sixth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
Jordan Asks PorIey

RAGHDAD, IraQ. Mar. 10 (P.
The government today received
a proposal from Jordan suggest
ing conference of interior
ministers of Arab States be held
in the Jordanian capital of
Amman. Informed sources said
Jordan proposed a discussion OF
the Arab minority in Israel,
among other things.