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Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-14
night maintenance man.

N -.
 In town this week was John GiD- bons who has been out on Sltkaii- dak Island working on several mat ters for the Rocky Rockwell Ranch. John said he expected the govern ment to extend it's international offshore boundaries for fisheries to the 100 fathom line within the year. We trust that he will put hls outstanding promotional abilities to use in speeding this develop ment along.
 J
 John Cushing, whom you all know, arrived in town Tuesday and will be leaving this Sunday gonna head back to Sitka. Had the good fortune to run into John at Solly's for lunch and we had a gabfest over the fast-growing econ omy of Kodiak. John, who, of course, IS vitally interested in the development of the cold storage plant here which incidentally is the most modern and up-to-date automated plant on the Pacific Coast :. pointed out that Kodiak could be the hub of another new industry: the herring industry. He said that if the Sand Point, Port Williams and Kodiak cold storage plants would together agree to pur- chase their herring bait from local suppliers, the cost of herring bait would decrease two to three cents per pound and create a new fishery here as well as make these plants more attractive to the halibut fish. ermen. Seems like something could and should be promoted to effect this development.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-14
Waterfront
Continued From Page D

-
 Continued From Page D Seamill for crabbing. They've put in a new tank and new litter and painted her up. The Selvogs moved here from Seldovia not long ago -. fishing with them is Wayne P0ykkO.
 {.
 Senator Ernest Gruening has ad- vised Pete Deveau that Pete has been appointed to the Advisory Committee for the Rivers and liar bors Committee of Congress.
 t
 Our pictures of the Memorial Day services down at the Standard Oil Dock didn't turn out so hot but we did note that Skipper Tiny Ci- choski's Skippy assisted in the cere- monies and carried Kay Fannin out to drop garlands of flowers in the channel.
 t
 News from Washington, DC, that Alvine's Marine Repair will get the ARA funds to enlarge so as to be able to handle larger boats is about the best news fishermen have heard from the nations cap itol in many months now. The de velopment will make unnecessary the taking of vessels elsewhere to be worked on. And will also create new jobs here.
 t
 The Kenai Chamber of Com. merce, one of the most active in the entire state by the way, has come up with one of the most unique and attention-getting ideas in the past several years it is sponsoring a Beluga Whale Hunt! The idea seems to have caught the attention of many people as well as all of Alaska's press!
 L
 Talk about King Crab! Down King Crab, Inc, way they are lit- orally swamped with deliveries. We have been getting more king crab than we can possibly handle" !" said Manager Erwin Thiessen. s'It has been with a great deal of re- gret that we have been forced by our capacity to handle, to refuse to accept crab from a number of fishing vessels" he added. Thies- sen said that recovery hasn't been tops but that they have been run ming every day now with some over- time even. They are all ready to start processing salmon the minute an agreement is reached he said.
 t
 And down at East Point SeafoOds they have gone into a fairly steady" production with the cannery run ming seven days in a row as of Wednesday. We could use a day off, I guess" said Superintendent Jim Major. Improved weather, longer days and just plain i'm proved fishing has improved pro- duction Major said. They got two new men down there now Elmer Goodin of Coast Tyster, So. Bend, Wash, arrived and is now their new night supervisor and
The chronicle., 1963-01-23

ufle SPlnS per acre.
Head Lighters Caught
The last two weeks of December
there were nine cases made on
head lighting in Washington Coun-
ty.
Fines ranged from $150 to $500
also hunters lost their rifles and
shotguns that were being used.
Arresting officers were game
wardens X. NJ. Potter OF Glen
Allen and George Peets of Le-
land. These two men received
excellent cooperation from all the
sportsmen of the county" stated
|. C. Farmer, district eight super
visor of Lexington.
Washington County had a good
legal deer kill during the two
seasons with 401 being killed.
the law enforcement program.
During the past two years 4817
arrests were made for game and
fish law violations, which is an
increase nf 533 over the past bien-
mum.
Fines paid into the funds of the
various counties of Mississippi for
violations during the past two
years amounted to. $44, ,472. 40.
One half of all the fines col
lected ere kept in the county
where they are collected. This
money is placed in the general
funds for the board nf supervisors
to use in improving hunting and
fishing facilities in the county.
Beats Pa and Grandpa
The eight year old Billy Russell
Of Lexington killed a five point
buck deer with 20 guage shot
gun Dec. 27.
This young sportsman was ON a
TIE GENE wardens throughout
The state are striving to inaugu-
rcce a marked Improvement in
stand by himself, in fact about
one fourth mile from anybody
else. when he killed the deer.
Hunters at Lexington Hunting
Club, located near Cruger, car
ried his father and grandfather
high because they were hunting
near by and did not even get a
shot.
Billy was proud of his buck but
seemed to be happier over beat
ing his pa and grandpa.
IL Million May Hunt
According to a national survey
made by the US department of
The interior. small game hunters
drove IA billion miles in 1855 in
pursuit of their sport. By 1860 this
mileage had increased to % bill
lion, with over II million small
game hunters participating. 1t is
now estimated that II million
small game hunters will hunt this
year.
CoahOma County Deer
Game warden E. C. Vestal re-
ported 122 deer killed in Coecloma
County Nov. 20 through Nov. Is
and lO3 killed from Dec. 26
through Jan. L. This gives them a
total OF 225.
David Webb, editor and publish
er of the Franklin Advocate, 10
Gated at Meadville came by the
office last week.
Webb was very nice in making
the following statement, IRE real
ly enjoy Fish, Fur, and Feathers.
Hope you will keep it coming
year-round. Our readers like it
too" We do appreciate those en-
courag.ng words.
The chronicle., 1963-01-23
Fallible Machines

NEW YORK CUPID - The no
ton held by some persons that
an adding machine is infallible
is far from true, Buyers Labora-
tory says. Worn parts can cause
an adding machine to make mis-
takes.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
BOILING AREA
Keith
REALTY

REALTY S67-S60o
$780,, BRICK RAMBLER
Win rec. rm. and bath, liv. rm.
with hrepl.s sep. din. rm., table.
space Kit. Quick possession.
LANDOVER HILLS
Need bedrms., 2 baths, sep, din,
rrl., darling rec. rm.? They can be
yours with no red tape and quick
possession. Call for details.
EVANSVILLE
DO you have a champagne taste and
a beer pocketbOOk? This is no GIN.
mick. Nice spacious home with 81
II. rec. rm., Va baths, det. garage
and workshop. All this and more
too for only $4,000,
Evening star., 1963-09-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ARL., NJ Established neighborhood
walking distan c e to public and
parochial schools, grocery Shopping.
bus lines. 4 bedrms., Va baths, full
din. rm., full bsmt. with workshop,
and greenhouse, fenced back ward.
For appt. to see, call BURNER S
REALTY CO.. Ia. 7-On7l
Evening star., 1963-09-27
sEs FOR sALE-vA. HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

Mclean Nearly new lge. 3-bedrm.
ramb., GE kit, carport, fenced.
OWNER, $4,000. Ell, 6-5o05.
NEAR LYNCHBURG Mountain
home. Newly constructed, 81 acres
Of land. One-acre lake. Plenty Of
game. 6S-mile view. Ten minutes to
shopping center. Ideal for home or
club. Selling due to bad health.
Write W., H. STOWE, Rte. !, Madi.
son Heights, Xirginia.
Evening star., 1963-09-27

FALLS CHURCH AREAS bedrms.
din. rm.,. firepl. in hv. rm., lge,
kit, bsmt., garage, scr. porch.
Over Va acre. Quiet street. No
through traffic. Assume FHA mort.
sage, sllS per mo. Call OWNER.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

VIDE r MILL ESTATES-Need
more room? Inspect this 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod brick with carport and
full baths. King.size fenced lot.
Must be sold, $22,5o0. We take
trades.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-l7o0
Evening star., 1963-09-27
PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"

Ahh hOOSE OF HOMES
UN. A-ll66
CAMP SPRINGS FOR SALE OR
RENT. New brick. open for inspec.
ton Sunday, Sept. 22, noon to I
pm, or write Box S2-D, Star. Walk
out bsmt., 2 stone firepls., paraueI
floors, hv. rm., 3 bedrms., eye-lev
el oven huge kit, custom-buiit cab.
NETS ] acre with swimming poo
50x2O0. Must be seen TO appreciate
Call Prince Frederick, 5p3-W
House located at 64l4 Lunar DIR.
CARROLLTON Brick rambler,
bedrms., lE baths, rec. room, Va
acre lot. By OWNER, L4-s4e7.
CARR0LLTON 3-b edrms., Va.
bath brk. rambler, liv. rm., firepl.,
din. rm.' full bsmt. with additional
"a bath. Carport, slate roof. FHA
appr, $40, $50, reduced to $3.50. O.
D; FIELD, INC, REALTORS, JU
Szll3. . til ?.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
Jacob q Warwick

1uCuT TpOTdtcu
REALTORS q INSURERS
4l6 Prince st. 54q-5l0o
ALEX. AREA-QUICK POSSESSION
on this beautiful split-level, AS
turing 3 bedrms. with large closets,
spacious liv. rm. and din. rm.,
equip. mod. kit, carpOrt, screened
porch, Va baths, finished rec. rm.
Exec ent neighborhOOd. Many
many extras. Only $26,5o0.
SHAW KI. 1924
Realtors. Open 80. Trades Welcome
ALEXANDRIA Starter home, small
but nice, 3 bedrms., good location.
Excellent bus service. CT no money
down. FILA $450 down. Payments
less than rent: Appraised at Sl4,250
LYNCH BROS, INC, REALTORS
Evening star., 1963-09-27

EVANSVILLE HILLS Charming
bungalow surrounded by 25 acre Of
beautiful lawn with grape arbor
and shade trees, 22-ft. liv. rm., va
cant, financed and ready for occu.
pancy, only Sl5,15O,
Evening star., 1963-09-27

VI AAAN " nsNhs-AfhANh
Drive out Rte. 7 Geesburg
Pike az mi. beyond TysOns
Corner to SIDE
ESTATES. Chg oak tree)
IT, on Brook DR.. I blk. to
Gallant Green Dr., rt. to
houses on right.
BUILDER OWNER offers 2
custom homes I'D a acre
in Mclean area, 4 bedrms.,
4 baths, 3 firepls., 2-car ga
rage, gas h.-w. heat, soft.
liv. rm., really elegant kit.
family rm., full bsmt. A
big, big home for S42,e50. (O
IL acre, 4 bedrms., ; baths,
finished rec, rm. w/firepl.,
attached garage, panel den
wLbuilt.in book shelves, desk,
indirect lighting, intercom,
gas h.-w. heat, S3q, $50 in
Mclean area. All houses
have air cond., roughed lin
80ot LIST trusts avail, i'm.
med. occupancy. JE. $4,000
or 325-8eS0. VIM. A. Chap
man Construction Co. Closed
SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPH - Beautiful rambler sci
high and dry in COOL SPRING
HEIGHTS. Lovely rec. rm, with
loft. bar. Has piastered walls and
ceilings, 2M baths. Priced at S24,95C
with Gl and FHA financing avail.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO., NC,
AIR CONDITIONED! Groom Colo.
NAL near Prince Georges Country
Club; Less than S9o per mo. owns
this home. Only $3.50 dn. FHA. cal
VI pm, WA. 1900. ROBT. S.
DAVIS & CO., INC.
ALREADY FINANCED, almost new
split;;level, 3 bedrms., 2N baths,
finished rec. r., large kit. with
modern built-in oven and range,
iuil din. rm., priced for quick sale,
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS AP. 1925
ANDREWS-W A SHIN GTON ES-
TATES e,400- New A-bedrm,, q
bath split-foyer, huge rec. rm. Area
OF SIS 1000 homes mr.. Mt. Calvary
and shopping, $1,000 dn.
JOHN X. WEBSTER RE. 6-5400
Evening star., 1963-09-27
OPEN SPACE

Four cleared acres of 1t with a
snug, tight, white aluminium Gov.
cred rambler only five miles south
Of Fairfax Courthouse off Route
l23, House contains three large
bedrooms, two baths, fireplace In
living room, big dining room and
farm sized kitchen. Garage holds
two cars. Sit on the glassed.in
porch and watch the leaves change
color. Road is kept clear in winter
for school bus. An excellent buy at
only $4,000. Try and match for
value. CALL JE. 2-2620.
Evening star., 1963-09-27

CARROLLTON-Lge. brk. rambler
in this model community Of fine
homes s. Completely finished rec.
rm:, bsmt. and fenced lot are only
2 few OF the outstanding features,
Quick poss. Assume owners loan
with no red tape.
SEABROOK ACRES, Nr. NASA-
You must see this lovely lge, brk
and frame split-level on a spacious
k-0cre lot in a model community
Outst an 1 nj z features incl. 2H7
baths, beaut. fin. rec. rm. and de
luxe kit. Many extras! Excel. ii.
nancing.
AIR-C0ND. AND H.-W. HEAT, are
Just a few Of the features Of this
outstanding rambler on a beaut
fenced lot and completely redecor.
ated. Only Sl4,50o VA or FHA. Or
assume loan.
STORCH
REALToR ua.AsOo
Evening star., 1963-09-27

CARROLLToN Centrally air-c n d.
split-level on a nice quiet street,
beautiful lot with shade trees, fire
pl, in lv. rm., rec. rm., In bsmt.
with grade level exit, bedrms.
full din. rm., FLA approved.
ALSO a 3-bedrm. ram b Ter for
$500 and attractive assumption.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SA.E-MD.

COLLEGE PARK-4 bedrms.. posi-.
BILE S, nr. Univ. blvd. and u. Of
Md, redec., upstairs carpeted, rear
ialousied porch, fruit trees and
Zoysia grass, E1-acre lot, Sl6,95o.
MOORE r EALTY, 942-sl32 or
COLLEGE PARK-s.b d r m. Cape
Cod, may go GI no money dn., no
settlement charges at $l3,p50.
LANGLEY REALTY AP. 7-A6Ab
Evening star., 1963-09-27
HOMEOWNER RLTY.

NEED A HOME ouICK-HERE,s
SION AND REMEMBER WHETHER
YOU RENT OR BUY YOU PAY
FOR THE HOME YOU OCCUPY.
BELAIR Vacant, A-bedrm., 2-bath
Colonial, full equipped kitchen and
laundry, assume loan, FLA, GI or
will trade.
Evening star., 1963-09-27

CHARMING CAPE COD, , bedrms.
4 extra large, corner lot with 100,
Il. frontage, fully fenced, wonderful
transp., and Capital Plaza, reduced
TO sl4,l50 FHA or assume $40 mo.
loan with modest down payment.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
IDEAL

nial. blk. from b. G. line and
step to bus serv. ! (poss. 81
bedrms., 2N7 baths, full din. rm.
and bsmt. Reduced to $23,750.
- PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
ENTL AND, 7647 Greely I'd. a
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
bath, no down payment, Just take
over monthly payments Of Sq5.55
DE. 2.2A5a, VII. b-a257.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
ANDREWS AREA
1--WE IN csrUT L,
Attention Professional Men

Attention Professional Men
Brick home converted into office,
IDEAL for doctor, dentist, etc. Locat'
50 on nightly travele road in
Prince Georges Co. AP. 7.l266.
AUTH VILLAGE-Huge 6O.t, brick
rambler liv. rm., separate din. rn1.
6edrms., Va baths, firepl,, fuii
Daylight walk-out bsmt., tree. shaded
patio, V acre, city utils. VA or
FHA. S24,'so. Cali 736-2lOo til =.
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
JUST FOR YoUfi99A oSIfi9A'n DIX
run din. rm., walkout bsmt. with
rec. rm., hOt-water heat.
". J. NICHOLAS, Realtor HE. 4-looO
AVONDALE; VACANT
Det' Colonial brick, 3 blocks to D.
II pus. Large living rm. with fire.
piaSe, scr; porch, full dining rm.,
eednpped kit, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
many extras. Garage. Nice yard
$2l,950 on terms.
"a. ...- -CAMPANELLA l. co.
sey:eSA Ewes. JU. S-s066
BELAIR--+bedrm. Country Clubber,
blk. from elem. and jr. high
scnis. Avail. mid-Jan. 3ol -464-l95i.
BERWYN HTS. New 3.bedroom
rambler, spacious kit, fruitwood
cabinets, full walk.out bsnt. Min,
70 NASA, NSA, U OF Md, 81 ,80O
On; M C L e LLAN & COMPANY,
Builders, l4-lsoe.
BERWYN-R Rambler, h acre, hot.
water neat, carport, $4,000.
LANGLEY REALTY AP. 7.Akl6
Evening star., 1963-09-27

CT SPECIAL L-sl5o down includes
settlement costs, approx. S87 per
mo-, a clean well-kept semi-rambler
In m m culate cond., 3 nice
bedrms., also easy FHA terms. To.
tai price only Sl2,500.
Evening star., 1963-09-27

EVANSVILLE Cute, clean J.
bedrm. bungalow. In excellent {
and public schools. Has ige. din.
rm., full bsmt., garage and a beau
tiful yard. Only $i3.95o. FLA or CT.
BALL REALTY. INC. 474-4ooO
HYATTSvILLE-Cape Cod, liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, ] bedrm., and n. Z
bedrms., bath, lge. yard, close to
plaza, &c b FOOLS, churches. Priced
Sl5,750 with 81 500 dn.
CLAUDE SHIFLET RA, $1,000
Evening star., 1963-09-27
RENOVATE

This lge. older home In very sound
cond. with usable bsmt. and have
your private estate on this extra
lge. lot, 5000 down and assume
VA loan: Payments Slo7 per month.
Call to inspect
Evening star., 1963-09-27

KNOLLWOOD Clean 3-bedrm. split.
level, modern kitchen, firepl., 2I7
baths, covered patio, conv. to MOL
and schools, GI nothing down, min
imum dn;. FLA Only $2l,5oo. Call
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Eugene Reovis,
DC. Accountant,
Masonic Leader

Eugene r. Reavis, So, an ac-
countant, of 2446 Thirty-ninth
street NV, died Friday in
Doctors Hospital after a heart
attack.
Mr.. Reavis was a past presi-
dent of the Glover Park Citi-
zens Association, past master
of st. Johns Masonic Lodge
No. IL, president in 1857 of the
Masters Association of all Ma
sonic lodges in the District.
and past chancellor Of Capital
Lodge No. "a. Knights of
Pythias.
He leaves his wife Elizabeth
A., and a son, James, both of
the home address; a sister,
Mrs. Edna Taylor, and a
brother Leo, both of Lawrence,
Kans.
Services will be at 2 pm.
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District Man, Sc,
PIunges to Death

A 56-year-old man plunged
to his death Friday night from
the Capitol Plaza Apartments
at IS E street NV, where he
lived.
The body Of Robert j. Davis
was found In an alley on the
west side Of the building about
10 pm. by Henry Wilson, the
custodian.
According to 1t. Arthur Web
Der of the homicide squad. a
note, written in ink and ad-
dressed to the Metropolitan
Police. was pinned to Mr.. Da-
Wis shirt pocket. The note in
dicated Mr.. Davis had been in
i'll health, 1t. Weber said.
Mr.. Davis was pronounced
dead at 1920 pm. at D. C.
General Hospital.
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Miss Barnes, 81,
Retired EmpIoye
OfCufeteriu Firm

Miss Clara e. Barnes, 81, a
retired employee of Government
Services, Inc, died yesterday
at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Paul Moore, 6 wellington road,
Alexandria, Her death was due
to cancer complicated by a
heart condition.
Miss Barnes moved to the
District in 1885 and joined
Government Services, Inc. AT
the time of her retirement last
April, she was administrative
assistant to the director Of
cafeterias.
She was born in Bridgeton,
N. j., and attended school there.
Miss Barnes leaves her sis
ter, Mrs. Moore, with whom she
was living.
Friends may call from 7 to
10 pm. tomorrow at the Hines
Funeral Home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Funeral services
and burial will be in Bridgeton.
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unteer Fire Department. He
also was a lifelong member
of the Montgomery Methodist
Church at Claggettsville. serv-
ing as a trustee. a Sunday
school teacher, and Sunday
school superintendent.
Mr.. Monkeys wife, Maude NJ,
died In 1859.
Surviving are a son, Harry
Edward Monkey, who lived with
his father at 2800l Ridge road,
Damascus; a daughter, Mrs.
Roscoe F. Buxton Of the Kemp
ton MD area, and a sister,
Mrs. Jesse Buxton of Claggetts-
vile. Two grandchildren also
survive.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. today at the Montgom-
cry Methodist Church. Burial
will follow in the church ceme-
terry.
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Services Tuesday
For Mrs. Orme,
Mural Pointer

Graveside services for Mrs.
Lydia Gardner Orme, 81. we'll
known mural painter who died
in New York on Wednesday,
will be held in Arlington Gem
etery at 2 pm. Tuesday.
Memorial services for Mrs.
Orme, wife of James B. L.
Orme, were held in New York
on Thursday.
Mrs. Orme's best-known mu-
raj, "Meterology for Pilots"
which won a National Academy
of Rome competition, hangs at
New York's Floyd Bennett
Field.
Born in Buffalo, N. Y, the
daughter Of Lawrence H. and
Isabelle Gardner, she studied
at the National Academy Of
Design in New York and was
a member of the Architectural
League Of New York. Mrs.
Orme also was former treasur-
er Of the National Society of
Mural Painters, a director of
the National Association of
Women Painters and q mem
Der Of the Junior League Of
New York. During the period
after World War I, she was
active in rehabilitation work at
naval hospitals in the New
York area.
Besides her husband, a resi-
dent of New York, Mrs. Orme
leaves a brother, Gibson Gard
ner Of Charlottesville, Va.
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Julius Wooten,
Civilian EmpIoye
Of Army IS Years

Julius Wooten. jr., SO, a civil
ian Army employee for Is years,
died Friday at his Northeast
residence after a long illness.
Mr.. Wooten, a native Of
Whitesville, N. c., grew up in
Reading, Pa. and attended both
Tuskeegee and Howard Uni
versities.
A veteran Of the African cam
paign during World War IL,
Mr.. Wooten was with the Of
flee Of the Quartermaster Gen.
eral as a civilian for IL years,
transferring to the War Col
lege at Fort McNair two years
ago.
A District resident since the
middle 1940s, he was a men,
Der Of Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church and q member Of the
Elks.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Doris
A. Wooten, a teacher at the
Ridley Center Special School in
Prince Georges County, of 642
Farragut place NE, the home
address; two children, Austin
and Lynette, also Of the home
address; three sisters, Mrs.
Ellen Jones Of Mount Vernon,
N. Y; Mrs. jamie Mcdowell,
also Of Mount Vernon, and Miss
Olivia Wooten of Scarsdale,
N. Y, and two brothers, Clyde
Eugene and jeremiah, both Of
Tarboro. N. c.
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AIvie A. Monkey Dies;
Former County Official

Al?ie A. Monkey, So, former
Montgomery County official.
died Friday at the Sharon
Nursing Home at Olney, Nd,
after a long illness.
Mr.. Monkey was born In
Claggettsville. Nd. the home
Of the Monkey family since
Nehemiah Monkey settled there
in l774.
Sheriff Of Montgomery
County during prohibition
days. Mr.. Monkey was one Of
the organizers Of the Mont
gomery County Police De-
partment. He served as chief
Of that department from 1925
until, 1896, and then became
the first inspector Of weights
and measures for the county.
Mr.. Monkey was a director
and board chairman Of the
Bank Of Damascus, and a
member OF the Damascus Vol
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Herbert Whiting, Writer,
Retired Pentogon EmpIoye

Herbert Whiting, SO, writer
and retired Defense Depart
ment employc, died Thursday
in Portsmouth. Va, after a
brief illness.
A native Of Boston, Mr.,
Whiting was transferred here
10 years ago as a civilian en-
ploye of the Department of the
Army. For the past year he
had resided at 925 Twenty
fifth street NV.
Mr.. Whiting was graduated
from Harvard University in
1925, and for many years
taught history and Latin at
Avon School in Connecticut.
He then turned to writing as
a profeion, and wrote several
short stories and poems before
his first novel. THE Listen
ers" was published in l943.
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During World War II, he
served as a captain in the
Army Air Force. After the war,
he was a civilian employee with
the Department of Defense,
working in New York before
moving here.
While employed by the De-
Tense Department, he wrote
History Of the Airlift Task
Force" covering the first six
months of the Berlin airlift.
Mr.. Whiting received the Mer-
itorious Achievement Medal in
1949.
Upon retirement he resumed
his writing and was working
on q novel at the time Of his
death.
Services will be at Fort Myer
Chapel at 2 pm. Tuesday. Bur-
ial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
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THE SUNDAY STAR
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June rs, 1868 SDSA00bbSS
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June Is 1903, SHERRY L. YOUNG
daughter of Daniel L. and the late
Daniel and Anthony YounG. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. From 10 . pm.
Monday, June II, friends are in
yited TO- call at the Mcguire Fu-
Graveside services at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at $3.50 am. Tues
day, June Is. II