THE SUN, Mondav. SERVICE PINS POLICEMAN'S WILL BE GIVEN W.Md." Railway Employes To Be Honored This Week Two Baltimoreans will be among seventeen employes of the Western Maryland Railway Company who will receive pins Wednesday in rec ognition of fifty years or more of service with the line. They are Harry W. Brown, 630 Murdock road, 70-year-old rate clerk in the freight traffic depart ment who has been with the road for 54 years, and Thomas E. Eitters 3516 Springdale avenue, 81-year- old president and general manager of the Baltimore Fidelity Ware house Company.
The half-century pins will be awarded at a luncheon to be held at the Maryland Club. They will be presented by W. Arthur Grotz, president of the century-old railroad. The seventeen employes' ages total years and their com bined service 903 years. 3,315 To Receive Pins Service pins will be awarded to 3.315 employes of the line during the week.
All have at least ten years of service. There are 1,451 employes with 25 years or more of service. Among those to be honored are Miss Georgia Robinson, of Hagers-town. and Miss Nellie Calkins, of F.lkins. W.Va., both of whom have been with the road 40 years.
Emery H. Miller, district agent at York. at 86 years, is one of the oldest active employes in American railroading and the dean of Western Maryland employes. He has 60 years of service behind him. Other 50-Year Employes Other old-timers to receive pins will be: Cumberland William O.
Bane, 67-year-old leader of a bridges and buildings gang, 54 years of service. W. C. Bohrer, 74-year-old telegraph operator, 51 years of service. His home is at Piedmont, W.
Va. Henry VY. Bucy, 70-year-old conductor, oO years of service. Elkins Charles E. Jankey, 67-year-old assistant roundhouse foreman, with 51 years of service.
Lucian G. Beck, 66-year-old machinist, with 51 years of service. Bruce E. Boyer, 67-year-old trainmaster, with 50 years of service. Hacerstown Harry W.
Wel-lincrer, 70-year-old air brake foreman, with 53 years of service. John W. MiddickaufT, 72-year-old senior clerk, with 57 years of service. Elmer P. Brchtell, 74-year-old agent, with 53 years of service.
Charles R. Gladhill, 63-year-old air brake foreman, with 52 vears of service. Isaac King, 67-year-old conductor, with 50 years of service. IN MEMORIAM (1) Booklet of 132 specimen In Memo riaw tributes sent f-ee upon request. COLLINS.
In loving memory of our be-t loved husband and lather, on his 'birthday, December 8, deceased September 3. 1952. 8e God saw the road was getting tough The hills were hard to climb He gently closed his loving eyes And whispered peace be thine. His weary hours, his days of pain His weary nitihts, are passed. His evry patient worn out frame Has found sweet rest at last.
WIFE CHILDREN'. KI.FES. WILLIAM of 63 Rockway Bearh. In loving memory our brother, who passed away one year ago today. 8 Gone but not C.ITV pT.FAC-.fTpi? CLUB.
USATHS (3) Death Notices Received Too lata for Classification Wiil Be Found on Page 2 Ar.Ul KZlNSKl. On December 4 FRANCES ir.ee Kallnowskl). beloved wife of Ignatius Alabruc'z'nski and beloved mother Stanley Berth P.nchuba and the late WasielewE'xi Funeral trom her late residence, 501 South Fast avenue, di Ti'osdav, 9, at 8.3n A. M. Reouieni Ki'-th Mass at Holy Rosarv Church at 9 A.
M. Interment in Holy Rosary Cemeterv. 8e ALAKRl'DZIVSKI. St. Hedwists Society of Holy R-isary Church an nounces with decn sorrow the death of their member.
FRANCES. Members will moot to recite the Rarv at the home of the deceased at 501 South East avenue on Monday. December at 7.JU f. M. LAURA CYRAN, President.
Al'FR. On December 4. 1952. MARGARET K. AUFR (nee Ward), at her late residence.
5722 Willow ton road, be- lovori wile of B. Cec'l Alter. S-. Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home.
535 Hirford road at Echodale avenue, on Tuedav at 8.15 A M. Recjuiem Mass at St Mathews tnurcn at 9 A M. Interment in New- Cathedral Cemetery. 9 Al.TV ATKR On December 7. If.S: MOLLY P.
(nee Short), wife of Alpha ju. Aitviuer and mother of Oarrett II ard Harry E. Altvater. Funeral services will be held at Wil liam J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania on Wednesday at 2 P.
M. Interment in Lorraine Park Cemetery. 10 BAKF.K. On December 6. 1952.
EMMA H. (nee Fowble), of 2926 Christopher avenue, Deioved wite ol Milton Baker Services fr-m the Heemann Home, oib7 Harford road, on Tuesday at 2 P.M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. iP BFNIO.N. On December 4.
1952. WILLIAM (OLL.IE). cf 1015 McAieer court, beioved husband of Lucy Benton inee New) Funeral services tt the Geo Ruth Home, 1735 Harford avenue, on Monday at 11 A.M. Interment iu Balli moro Cemeterv. 8 BI.OC KI FR.
Suddenlv. on December 6, 1952. WILBERT aed 46 vears. beloved husband of Mary A. Blocltinser (nee Latham), of 2754 Arbutus avenue English Consul.
8e Funeral trom the residence of Mr end Mrs. Reginald E. Latham, 111 American avenue. Iansdoune. on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Inter ment in Loudon Park Cemetery. BKf'i I FY. On December 7. 1952 fKA.Nrs.LIN THOMAS. Of White avenue, beloved husband of Martha Bre-ley tnee Liddiard).
Friends mav en it at the Leonard Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Harford at Fchodale avenue, until Mon day evening at 10 P. M. Interment in ieveiand. Ohio.
Pe BRINO. On December 6. 1952. LENA. in her forty-seventh year, beloved wife of Joseph Bruno and beloved mother of Joseph.
and Mrs. Anna Mus relU. Mrs. Rose Kirby and Philomenla Draun. Funeral services from her sister's residence, Mrs.
Ciara Platerote. 1006 Fawn street, on Wednesday at 8 30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Leo's Church at 9 A.
M. Relatives and friends are Invited. Interment in Most Holy Redeemer Cemeterv. 10 BR L. On December 7.
JOSEPH of 1629 Church street, beloved husband of Gertrude Br'-l and dear father of Mav Mary Walter F. and Edward Funeral from his home, 1629 Church street. Due notice. 11 (3) HIVTON. On December 7.
1952. ALBERT in White Plains. N.Y.. the beloved husband of the late Berth M. Hinton (nee Ruppert).
9e Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets. Due notice will be given. HINTON. Fraternity Lodije No.
124, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, announces with deep regret the death of a beloved member, A. J. HINTON. L. G.
PYLE. 10 President. IRELAND. On December 7. 1952, at her home, 115 Brightside avenue, Pikes-ville, ANNIE ELIZABETH (nee Klohr).
beloved wife of the late Henry H. Ireland. Services will be held at Newell Funeral Home. Reisterstown road and Waldron avenue. Pikesviile.
on Wednesday, at 2.30 P.M. Interment in Mount Olive Cemetery. lOe JACOBER. On December 7. 1952.
at his home, 118 South Eutaw street. JOSEPH beloved son of the late Ferdinand and Anna Jacober (nee Schumann) Funeral services will be. held from George Lelmbach's Funeral Home, 525 North Lyndhurst street, at the end of the 3300 block Edrnondson avenue, on Wednesday at 9.15 A. thence to St. Jerome's Church, where a Requiem Hieh Mass will be said at 10 o'clock.
Interment in Baltimore Ccnetery. lOe On December 5. 1952. LEONARD of 2102 Mount Holly- street, beloved husband of Hester Johnson (nee Belt). Services at the G.
Howard Strong Funeral Home. 3207 West North ave nue, at Hilton street, on Monday at 2.30 P. M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. 8e JOHNSON.
King David's Lodge No. 68. A.F.&A.M. will hold a special commu nication at 1.30 P. Monday, De cember 8, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late BROTHER LEONARD B.
JOHNSON. 8e CARL L. LARSON, Worshipful Master. JOHNSON'. The Protestant Episcopal Brotherhood of Baltimore notes with deep regret the passing of our friend and brother, LEONARD B.
JOHNSON, December 5, 1952. R. W. KETTELL. 8 President.
JOHNSON. Alpha Chapter No. O.E.S.. announces with deep rettret the death of our past patron. BROTHER LEONARD B.
JOHNSON. 8e GENEVIEVE V. FISCHER, Worthy Matron. KARLE. On December 7, 1952.
beloxed husband of Margareita M. Karle. Washington, DC. papers please copy. 11 Funeral from his late residence, 701 South Bouldin street.
(Due notice. KIRCHF.R. On December 3. 1952. GEORGE the beloved husband of Bessie Kircher (nee Smith), and brother of Mrs.
Edward Robinson and Fred Kircher. Funeral from his home. 157 North Potomac street, on Monday, December 8. at 1.30 P.M. Interment in Western Cemeterv.
8e KIRBY. On Sunday, December 7. 1952. STEPHEN of Montevideo road. Jes-sups.
beloved husband of Elsie E. Kirby. Friends may call at Donaldson Funeral Home, Laurel. Md. Funeral services at St.
John's Lutheran Church on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Meadow Ridge Memorial Park. lOe KIRK. On December 5, 1952, at the Home for the Azed of the Methodist Church, 2211 West Rogers avenue.
MARY ELLEN, age 72 years, beloved daughter of the late William and Ellen Kirk. Funeral services will be helj at William J. Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 11 A. M.
Interment In Mount Zion Mt-thodiSt Cemetery, Freeland. Md. 8 KXEAVEL. On December 7. 1952.
at the residence of her son. 10 Middleton court, ANNA ROSE (nee Ruck), beloved wife of the late Charles J. Kneavel. 10 Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, at Echodale avenue, on Wednesday at 8 45 A.
M. Requiem Mass at St. Mary Church, Govans, at 9.30 A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery.
LEWIS. On December 6. 1952. ED MUND, in his ninety-sixth year, at Blaenavon. Monmouthshire, Encland, beloved father of the Rev.
William Lewis. Interment Wednesday. 9e MANX. Suddenly, on December 5, 1952. at his home, 3804 wacash MELVIN beloved husband of Mildred Mann (nee Heinze), father of Mrs.
Henry Silbermann and Miss Mitzi Mann. Friends may call at his home. 3304 Wabash avenue, until 10 P. M. on Sunday.
Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons. Nortn and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 10.30 A. M. Interment in Hebrew Friendship Cemetery.
8 MeCl'E. On- December 4. 1S52. LAWRENCE of 1215 Holbrook street, beloved husband of Lenore McCue (nee Shade), and brother of Mrs. Ellen Ear'es.
Mrs. Mary Mc-Cormlck. Mr. John McCue, Miss Ann McCue. 8e Services from the Leonard J.
Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Hanord road, at Echodaie. on Monday at 2 P.M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. McCue McCLTAOUGM On December 6.
1952. ANNETTA M. (net Leistner). of 3101 Pelham avenue, beloved wife of H. McCul'ou'th.
9e Services from the Funeral Home of Leo G. Cook. 1701-03 Patterson Park avenue, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Into-rnent in Baltimore Cemeterv.
MICH A L. On December 7. 1952, MARY, of Nortn Madera street, beloved wife of the late Vaclav Michal and dar mother of Anthony Michal and Mry Huoka. Funer.il from Cvach Funeral Home, 900 North Chester street. Wednesday at 8 15 A.
M. Requiem High Mass at St. Weneesiaus Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemeterv.
12e MINUIE. On December 4. lHi2. MALCOLM beloved husband of Nellie V. Mundie (nee Wolfe).
Services in his home. 1515 Henry street, on Monday at 2 P.M. Burial ia Western Cemetery papers n'ppse coov.l 8e MI'NDIE. Maryland Lodste No. 453.
Erotherhocd of Railroad Trainmen, announce with rejret the drath of a beloved brother. MALCOLM A MUNDIE. 8e HOWARD M. MAYHUGH. Presidrnt.
OETtTFL. On December 5. 1J52. at Sottth Ealtimore Ceneral Hospital, DR CARL beloved husband of K-nhryn H. Chamberlain Oertel.
ol 6313 Eiackburn court. Services at Henry W. ns. 4305 York rrmd, on Monday at 2 Interment in Loudon Park Cemeterv. 8e OERTEL.
Soecial communication of Monumental Lodge No. 96. A.F.& A.M.. will be held in Masonic Temple on Monday. December 8, at 1 P.M.
to attend the funernl of our late brother. CARL KENRv OERTEL. HOWARD H. ROHDE. 8 Worshipful Master.
PABST. On December 7. 1952. HENRY, beloved husband of Laura Jabst. Funeral from his late residence.
F35 fcouth Bond street, on Thursday. December 11. at 9.15 A. M. Solemn High Mass in St.
Patrick's Church at 10 A. IT. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemctcr-. 11 PATTERSON. On December 7.
1952 Bi-sSIE G. (nee Freburger. beloved wife of the late Harry G. Patterson, and mother of Mrs. Dorris G.
Krumm and Mr. John E. GafTnev. Funeral services will be held at Wm. Tickner Sons.
North and Penn s'vania avenues, of which due notice be etven. 10 Ttekr.sr Funerals $S7 HS35 up i Consult list cf 1000 consecutive adult funerals, as selected by past patrons, for guidance 229 Funerals Cast S37 to $243 273 Funerals Cost S273 to S412 291 Funerals Cast Si37 to 287 Funerals Cost S535 to 1.335 up WILLIAM J. TICKNER AND SON'S, IXC. North and Pennsylvania Aves. LAfayette 4321 A Baltimore institution Owned and Operated by The Tickners Since 1874 DEATHS (3) Bt'RKHARDI On December 4.
1952. EDNA E. nee Freelandj, of 5410 Hamlet avenue, beloved wife of Albert J. Burkhardt and beloved daughter of Charles C. and the late Barbara May Freeland.
Services from the Leonard Ruck's Funeral Home, 5205 Harford road at Echodale, on Monday at 11.30 A.M. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. 8 December 6. 1952, SADIE NEWBERRY (nee Hupkah beloved wife of Robsoa L. Butt, of 113 r.ortn Janney street.
Funeral from the Connelly Funeral Home. 3500 Bank street, on Tuesday at i p. m. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 9e CAMPBELL.
On December 5, 1952. REV GREGORY A. CAMPBELL. be loved son of the late Thomas and Mary Flynn Campbell. 8e Friends may call after 2 P.M.
at the Immaculate Concention Rectorv. 532 Mosher street, until Tuesday morning wnen a boiemn Requiem High Mass will be sung at the Immaculate Conception Church at 11 A-M. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. CAMPBELL. On December 7.
1952 SADIE ELIZABETH (nee Doud), 5509 Patrick Henry drive. Brooklyn, the be- lovea wire or John uaven CamDbell Friends mav call at the Funeral Home of Walter Brooks Inc. 700 Willow Spring road. Dundalk where services will be held on Tues day. December 9.
at 1 P.M. Interment in Baltimore National Cemetery. 9e COHEN. On December 7, 1952, MEYER, beloved husband of Lydia Cohen (nee Kolker). father of Jonas and Allan K.
Cohen and brother of Hvman Louis, Jacob and Arthur Cohen. Mrs. Mary B. Weinstein. Mrs.
Jeanette fehofnos and Mrs. Mathilda Lambrakis Services at the Jack Lewis Home, 2100-02 Eutaw place, on Mondav precisely at 3 P. M. Interment in Arlington Cemetery. Chizuk, Amuno Congregation at Rogers avenue.
fKindlv omit flowers.) In mourning at 2220 Mount Koyai terrace. 8e DAVIS. Suddenly, on December 2. 1952 at his home near Woodbine, Carroll county, MMUtL GEORGE, beloved husDand of Rosa Ruth Davis. Funeral services Monday.
December 8. from the late residence at 2 P. M. Interment in Mount Olive Cemetery, near Mount Airy, Md. 8e GAREY.
On December 6. 1952, at the home of her daughter. Mrs. W. V.
Ap- pelson. Richmond. MAUDE M. i nee Major), beloved wife of the late A. Dixon Garey.
Funeral from the Charles P. Towell Funeral Home, 6411 Windsor Mill road, Woodlawn. on Tuesday, December 9. at 11 A.M. Interment in Baltimore National Cemetery.
9 DAVIS. On December 6. 1952, ANNIE E. (nee Sweeney), of 923 South Hanover street, beloved wife of William Davis. Services at the McCully Funeral Home, 130 East Fort avenue, on Wednesday at 8.30 A.
M. Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9 a. m. interment in Holy cross Ceme tery.
9e DEWEY. On December 6, 1952, EARLE beloved husband, of Mildred E. Dewey (nee Emich), of 3301 Wester-wald avenue. 9 Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons.
North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Tuesday at 11 A.M. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. DINS MORE. On Friday. December 5.
1P52. EDITH AGNES DINSMOHE (nee Holland), beloved wife of the late EdJiar N. Dinsmore and sister of Violet A. Holmes and aunt of Stanley L. Holmes, of 1S27 East Thirty-third Bt'Tt, Services at Henrv W.
Jenkins Sons Company. 4905 York road, on December 9, at 2 P.M. Inter-ment Parkwood Cemetery. 9e DOL'GLAS On December 4, 1952. ROSE A.
(nee Sullivan), of 915 W7est Lombard street, beloved wife of John Douglas and beloved mother of John E. rtnrl Joseph L. Doutilas. Ge Funeral from the Funeral Home of John J. Cowan Son.
Hollins and Poppletou streets, on Tuesday. December 9. at 8.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at St.
Peter's Church at 9 A. M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemeterv. EAR P. On December 7.
1952, at his nome. 34U1 tairvlew avenue, HtNHY beloved husband of the late Maude R. Earp (nee Richardson), and lather of Mrs. Evelyn E. Parlett and H.
Shelton Earp. Jr. Funeral services will be held at Wm. J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday, at 11 A.M.
Interment in Lorraine Park Cemetery. 10 EDWARDS. Suddenly, on December 5. 19o2, at the home of of his daughter. Mrs.
Howard W. Morrison. 4609 Eisrode avenue. BENJAMIN beloved husband of the late Mary V. Edwards tnee Raley).
I St. Marys county p.ipeis please copy. Services at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Hrrford'road.
at Echodale avenue, on Tuesday at 8.45 A. M. Requiem M.tss at St. Dominic's Church at 9.30 A. M.
Interment in Cemeterv. 9 EGGl.F.STOX. On December 7. 1952 GEO.IGE B. EGGLESTON.
of 4216 Ray Tnr avenue, beloved husband of the iP.r? Mvrtle Egtjleston (nee Ilevi and beloved father of Mrs. C. W. Hoffman G. Edward and Wesley Funeral services will be held at the Home of Harry H.
4101 I-moiidson aenue, on Wednesday at 11 A. M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. lOe FAI.TEIt. Suddenly, on December 6 19t2.
fcovvAKU or 112 South Monastery avenue, beloved husband cf the late Marie J. Falter (nee Hummel). 9e Funeral from th Funeral Home of Georae A. Farley. Frederick and Shady Nook avenues, Catonsville.
on Wednesday at 9.15 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Gregory's Church at 10 "o'clock Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. CAST.
Suddenly, on December 5. 1952 LOUISE BARBARA (nee Hoffman i. of 3G05 Sixth street. Brooklyn, beloved wKe of Conrad M. Gnst.
Funeral from the George J. Gonce Funeral Home. 4001 Ritchie highway cn Mondiy at 2 P. M. Interment In Ceoar Hul Cemetery.
8e GROSS. On December 6, 1952. IDA beloved wife of Jacob A. Gross and mother of Mrs. Nadine Kirschbaum and Mvre Gross, the of Hnrrv Gold ar.d the late Satan Gold and sis- tr of M-t.
Minnie Spur.d and Samuel Gold, of Washintton, D.C.; Mrs. Esther Caplan and Miss Dora Gold, of Baltimore. Services at the Jack Lewis Home 2100-02 Eutaw place, on Sunday. precisely at 3 F. M.
Interment in Hebrew ounu Men fotok ilelief A scciation Cemetery. Windsor M'll road. Kindly omit flowers. In mourn'mr at 2003 Shirley avenue. 8 RDESTY.
On December 7. 1952, at the Anne-Arundcl Hosnital, Annapolis. THOMAS ALVIN. beloved husband of Christine Kofi, of Galesville. Maryland.
Funeral Tuesday morning Pt 11 A.M. from the Hird'esty Funeral Home. Galesville, Md. Intermert in Quaker Cemetery, Galesville, Md. 9 HXRICINS.
On 6. 1952. at Delta. HUBERT beloved hus band of Nora E. Harkms.
Funeral services from his late home on Tuesday at 2.30 P.M. Interment in Siateville Cemeterv. 8e II RMAN. On December 5. 1952.
at his home. Tilahman. THOMAS beloved husband of Maude Schaefer Harman. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons.
North and Pennsylvania avenues, on MonCay at 11.30 A. M. Interment In Loudon Park HA mus. On December 5. 1952 CARRIE of 1S01 Spence street, the beloved wite of Edaar G.
Kirms. ve The funeral services will be pt the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul end Preston streets, on Tuesday at 3 P.M. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.
HARRISOV On December 3. 1952 WILLIAM beloved husband cf Bertha L. Harrison (nee Duffy). Funeral from his late residence. 62 East Twenty-ninth street, on Tuesday at 8.30 A.
Requiem Mass at St. Bernard's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In Loudon Park Cemeterv 9 HIRRV. On December 7, 1952. MAUDE VIRGINIA (nee Bourne), of Brooklyn Park.
and formerly of Tazewell, beloved wife of David J. Harry. Funeral from the Geortre J. Gonce Funeral Home. 4001 Ritchie highway, cn Tuesday at 1.30 P.
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9.24. EXPERIENCED GIRL wants 4 days' work. OR. 5716 after 10 a.m. BABY SITTERS AND CHILD CARE (14) MOTHER will care for child" for or kin i mother.
CL. 613L WILL CARE for your child, day or night. -rrs-T 9145 LAUNDERING (15 1ST CLASS laundry tork done home. Re LO HELP WANTED HOUSEHOLD (16) CHAUFFEUR (Col.l To drive car Wilnr.g; to do outdoor work nirut anvine Good salary Annual vacation with pay. References required Writ! immediately.
Box NB744 Su" COOK 1st fir. work Ref. No laundrr. otca Driim. b''.
CoOK, aeneral houseworg. Live in 1 adult. Pi. rt GENERAL HOUSEWORK Wed II to 5. S3 A- cariare.
cau il bbuj. GENERAL MAID Plain cook 5-day we---k. Top salary: to Hv in or stay some rntes. Must have refer r's Pistes, 552fi. HOUSEKEEPER Exp Doctor's homeTl ab 'o wi'h or without laun-drv: 5 '2 dag Ref.
required. MO. 6664. morn, or eve. December 8, 1952 (8) DOG Lost S.W.
Balto. SDitz. white brown. 2 spots on front legs. Name Beanie." Call Ol.
0315-K. DOG Tan, short wavy hair, white chest paws, lone tail. Black coiiar. Lost. Please pnone tit, s.a i or no.
basj co*ckER SPANIEL LOST Black with tan markings on f.ice paws attached to collar piate witn name a files, belonss to Lynn APDleteia, 3bll WestDroot Kd F.O. 1C93. Reward. EYEGLASStS. Steel eray.
rhinestone trim Lot in red patent plastic case in vicinity ot downtown Howard fat. lieward. lu 7659 PASSBOOK No. 2113-7. Lost.
Return' to First Federal and Savings Loan Assn. of Brooklyn, 205 Patapsco Balto 25. Md. WALLET Lost by Norman Putman. Bonita Owmes Mi.ls.
Reward for return Lost at Waiter Murray Ice Cream Parlor. Cad ilkins Roofing 3215 Barclay st WALLET Lost vie. Greenmount. Operator, registration Keep money, return contents. Myrtle waiton lierman.
hi. 14. Box 191, Balto. 20. Chase 3621.
WALLET Mans Lost in the vicinity Conknne Eastern ave Reward S50 Jacob Bornstein. 3520 Bank St. OR 5722 WATCH Lady's Longines. Yellow sold Vicini-y Hutzler's. Reward.
HO. 0420 1 WATCH, lady's platinum Gubeiin lost vie. Anneslie shopping center on Sat Reward. VAl'v 0562. LIBERAL REWARD For return of diamond pendant, oblong shape, with ouarter-carat center sjone surrounded by numerous small ones Lost Nov.
2 either at Tiseruh Israel Syna gogue or en route via Forest Park. Gar rison or Main aves. LI. 8656. LOST Wallet, black leather, probably in vicinity of Maria's Restaurant Brenden Ave.
Kgwarfl. OR. ROo5. SPECIAL NOTICES (9) FLORIDA TRANSPORTATION ResDonsibie persons to drive brand-nexc automobiles to Miami. Florida.
Call bv. 14'J'J. Mr Krjii. PERSONALS You Want A Good Job CALL "US" MATTER WHAT OTHERS PROMISE YOU ALWAYS GET A BETTER JOB at LOWER COST with GENERAL NO MONEY DOWN Small Monthly Payments ALL WORK GUARANTEED Wiring Garages Painting Papering Carpentry Oil Burner Heating Plants Roofing Spouting Plumbing Plastering Cementing Hdwd. Floors Weatherstripping Fire Losses Adjusted GENERAL CONTRACTING CO.
OLDEST LARGEST AND BEST Free Estimates Day or Night Days, Nights, Sun. Holidays CALL VE. 0800. 927 PARK AVE. HOME REPAIRS ROOFING PE.
0723 NO MONEY DOWN $5 A MONTH Is! PaytnsBt In FeB. Brick FREE Floor SancMng Painting ESTIMATES SkyliKhts flMUtm? DAY Oil NIGHT Elec Work Camentry Paperhangln Plastering Wire Fthcins Remodeling Cement Shinsling Plumbine Kitchen Units Oil Burners Club Basem*nt We Guarantee All Work FRANK J. RHODES oz SON 2434 Monument St PE. ANY TIME DELUXE HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 1210 N.
LUZERNE AVE. BROADWAY 5790 CALL ANYTIME ALL WORK GUARANTEED CLUB CELLARS PAINTING PLASTERING CEME.XTIWO WE ELEC WORK ROOFING ARRANGE GARAGES PLUMBING EASY FLOOR INrs CARPENTRY PA YM NTS REMODELING PANEL CEILING FREE ESTIMATES NIGHTS SUNDAY Medford DAY 5790. CLUB CELLARS Fall Special New Iw Prices include knotty nine walls, as- pnait tne bar. ceiotex tile ceilings CALL ROGERS IDLEWOOD 7676 iFprmerlvHOnlcin50174 CHiMiMeJtfS You'll SAVE money on fuel alter our BIG truck mounted vacuum cleaner tnoroueniv cleans vour c.iimney PruinD! Low cot- Cj 11 Kl EEN.MAS IER Ad-son 7Q81 CLUB CELLARS BY RICHMOND ARE DONE RIGHT AND AT LOW COST-A so remorieline. paintine.
oanerma. plasterii.s Free estimate No down oav ment Call JOHN RICHMOND MO 5429 PAEnJR t- AKCING -S8 UP CASH OR CRbDlT MO 8841. Dl. 7000 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Let Estimate. Cheaper.
Better FAYETTE CONSTRUCTION CO MA 6530 CashjndL credit iR AINS--Bouaht A- sou) Trade in old seis for new one. regardless of aue of old set Leonard's Model Shoo. 1610 Guv DI 23'30n 4P.M.to 9PI daily WALLS LEAK? PHONE SA. 2810 Guaranteed waterprooflne THE NFLSON CO. CARPENTRY.
HdMF, RFPAtRK Pree estimates on home repairs Clubroom a specialty Workmanship Ac "natenalf uarameeq James (j powers. HA 0263 CO Everything forgiven. Return homs or let us snow wnere you are. DAD ANYONE knowi'ia the whereabouts of Ausust P. Welch, formerly of Middle- Ma.
ana v. kindlv caJ Mrs.FiO'a Mulier. ROOFING "SIDING HOME IMP NIEBERLE1N PE. 9080 ROOMS PAPERED S7 UP THOMPSON LONGWOOD 7251 fRtE SERVICE TREES AND STUMPS FEMOVEL, ALSO LANDSCAPING IDLE WOOD 7394 CARPENTER WORK In repairing and remodeling LA 8731 PIANOS REFINISHED CADDEN. 312 W.
Bicldie St. SA. 8848 REPAIRS Additions, alterations. For personal atten-tion rail Mr. Duniclin, Essx 2533-R.
WALL-PAPERING 1st class. Immediate serviceRO.psO!?; EON A RDS ME IMPRO NT 3 FREE ESTIMATES ALTERATIONS DAYOR NITE PK67791.D1.?9L3 CARPENTRY CEMENT WORK of "any kind Garage building DI 1871 Joe HOME IMPROVEMENTS A- MAPP. INC ED 1230 WALL SCRAPING BY STEAM Sanites A CL 473 tL'JUrt tA.MJIMi nc nmsnma la It jO. John Holt. CL.
5139 rLOORS SANDED Rel.nisr.ed test for ls. 4133 G. Pebhan 23 jtrsjexq PAINTING Interior, exierior Free esti- CL ROOFS COATED AS LOW AS Slr" All re r.air Wort 3 .52 14 BATHROOMS Installed. New or Gloo. HO.
4555. used PrUPHOLSfERiNG 2 dcs chair. as Si9 A- FURNLA Br.S i PAINTING. FLOO SANDING. PAPERING AND WAL1 FCRAP1NG OR 5541 FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING Oi.vrk Holt.
LO 5514 PAINTING INTERIOR EXTERIOR HA 8S65 CARPENTRY. ceaienUng. amnalei. Garasv tv: pha; ata lano. BR 0319 CARPENTRY repairs of all icinr's workmanship.
HA 468 7. WALLPAPERS Steamed and tasen away Work guaranteed. CaU Mr. Btli. U.
5772. IOST AND FOUND (3) POIST. On December 5. 1952, CARRIE MAY (nee Wilson), beloved wife of Rowling Davis Poist. Services at her late residence, 1839 W'ilhelm street, on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 9 PORTMESS. On December 5. 1952. RUTH of 1716 North Calvert street, beloved wife of Donald E.
Portmess, Sr. (Cumberland (Md.) Evening and Sunday Times please cony.l Ee Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Monday at 3 P. id. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery.
POWER. On December 6. 1952. EMMA WILKINSON, of 3032 Walbrook avenue, beloved wife of the late Capt Hannon M. Power and mother of Mrs.
Ellsworth Armacost, of Baltimore. Maryland, and Redford H. Power, of Altoona, Pennsylvania. Pocomoke City (Md.) papers please copy.) Funeral from the Ellsworth Armacost Funeral Chapel, 4600 Liberty Heights avenue, on Tuesday at 2 P.M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery BIDIXGER.
On December 6. 1952, at her home. Deer Park road. Baltimore countv, Maryland. MARY CATHERINE, beloved wife of John H.
Bidinger. 9e Funeral from Ward's Chapel, Liberty road. Tuesday, December 9, jit 2 P. M. Interment in the adjoining cemetery.
RIESEI.M AN. On December 3. 1952. JOSEPH, beloved husband of Genevieve Rieselman (nee Jarzy). Phila delphia (Pa.) papers please copy.
Funeral from the home of his mother, Mrs. Rose Rieselman. 2116 East Lombard street, on Tuesday at 8 15 A.M. Requiem mgn Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 A.M. Inter ment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.
8e SCIBLE. On December 5, 1952, MARY (nee Kerrigan), of 1425 Stromeyer wav. ODonnell Heights, beloved wife of George W. Scible. Annapolis (Md.) papers please copy.l Funeral from the Charles S.
Zeiler Funeral Home, 6224 Eastern avenue (at Folcroft street), on Tuesday at 9.15 A. M. Reqttiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 10 A. M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
8e SEEMAN. Suddenly, on December 6. 1952, at her home. Roland Park Apartments, LILLIAN aged 75 years, wife of Arinttdale D. Seeman.
Funeral services at the Chapel of Stewart and Mowen Company, 108 West North avenue, on Tuesday morning at 10.30 o'clock. Interment in Greenmount Cemetery. 9 SELBY. On December 5, 1952, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Dorsey.
near Sykesville. IDA wife of the late F. Eugene Selby. 8 Funeral from the Weer Sc Halght Funeral Home. Sykesville.
on Monday, December 8, at 2 P. M. Interment in Pipe Creek Cemetery, Carroll county. SHAXEYBROOK. On December 6.
1952, at his home. Broadway road, Luther-ville, GEORGE beloved husband of Mary Agnes Shaneybrook (nee Danenmann) and beloved father of Mrs. Mary Ellen Flergue and George Jr. Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday at 8.45 A. M.
Requiem HitJh Mass at St. Charles Catholic Church at 9.30 A. M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. 9e SHAXEYBROOK.
The members of the Holy Name Society of St. Charles Catholic Church are requested to meet at the church this evening at 7.30 P.M. to go to the home of GEORGE W. SHANEYBROOK for recitation of the Rosary. ROBERT OLSEN.
8e President. SMITH On December 6. 1952. A. JOSEPHiivE i nee Temple), beloved wife of the late Martin J.
Smith. Funeral the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Francis E. Andrews, 227 St'dbrook lane. Pikesviile, Tuesday at 7.45 A.
M. Requiem Mass at St. Charles Catholic Church at 8 A. M. Interment in St.
Ignatius Cemetery, Hickory, Md. 9 SZYDLOWSKA. On December 5, 1952. MADELINE, beloved wile of the late John and mother of Sister Mary Symphoria Margie Hepner and Pauline Tana. Funeral from her late residence 1922 Bank street, on Wednesday at 8.15 A.M.
Requiem High Mass at Hoiv Rosary Church at 9 A.M. Interment in Holy Rosary Cemetery. 9e TOWER. On December 7. 1952, MARY OLIVE (nee Suztler), beloved wife of John A.
Tower and mother of Mrs. Paul Brehm, J. Carroll and Margaret J. and Rev. Walter D.
Tower. Services at her late residence. 2231 North Calvert street. Due notice will be given. 9e TCRNER.
On December 6, 1952. PHIL LIP CALDER, beloved husband of Marian Humes Turner. Funeral services and interment at St. James's Chapel. Parltton.
Baltimore county, Marvland, Monday, December 8. at 3 P.M. 8e TWELE. On December 5. 1952.
MARY E. (nee Gsllagher). of 1226 East North avenue, beloved wife of the late Frederick Twele, Jr. Funeral from the George J. Ruth, Home, 1735 Harford avenue, on Tuesday at 8.30 A.M.
Requiem High Mass at St. Paul's Church at 9 A.M. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. 9 WAGI-'E. On December 5.
1952. CARL, of 606 North Curley street, beloved husband of Signe (nee Nilsen). and father of Mr3. Ruth Hanratty. John and Nelson Vaglie.
Funeral from the fc'chimunek Funeral Home. 2601-03-05 East Madison street, on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 8e WAR FIELD.
Suddenly, on December 7. 1952. in Washington. DC, cf 1E21 North Charles street, beloved son of the late Charles and Harriet (nee Must-rove), and brother of Samuel C. and Hiam P.
Warneld. ICe Funeral frrm the Funeral Home of George A. Farley, Frederick and Ehadv Nook avenues. Catonsvllle, of which due notice will be given. WE AD.
On Saturday, December 6. 1952. FRANK of 1626 Hollins street, beloved husband of Agnes Jean Wead (nee Watscn). Funeral from the Funeral Home of Thomas J. Kenny, Hollins and Gilmor streets, on Monday.
December 8. at 2 P.M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 8e WFHNEiJ. On December 5, 1952.
SOPHIE E. (nee Hamilton, of 107 Linhigh a enue, beloved wiie of Frank William Wt hner. 9e Services from the funeral home of Leo G. Cook. 1701-03 Patterson Park avenue, on Tuesday at 11 A.
M. Interment in Moreiand Memorial Park. ZCKNICK. On December 6. 1S52.
at the age of 78, ELISABETZ M. (nee Dulge). of Patuxent, Anne Arundel county. Maryland, beloved wife of the late Frederick W. Zuknick.
Funeral from the Singleton Home. C-len Eurnie. on Wednesday at 1.30 P. M. Services In Patuxent Methodist Church.
Patuxent. at 2.15 P. M. Inter-ntent in adjoining cemetery. lOe FUNERAL DIRECTORS (4j THE MITCHELL HOME John Sons.
Inc 1900 EUTAW PLACE J. O. Mitchell, Jr. M. E.
Mitchell The Fourth Generation CEMETERIES AN!) LOTS (6) GLEN HAVEN MEMORIAL PARK Located on Ritchie Hiahwav at Glen Burnlp Four-Grave Lots. S70 and Un ferms Easy Weekly or Monthly Payment Glen 495 or BE'mont 0727 PARKWOOD NATURES OWN CATHEDRAL Graves S50 CD Nor.sectarian McurrTt Memorial Mausoleum Sies 3i0 Taylor Ave. HA. Qjrf, BALTIMORE CEMETERY Beautiful ir.e.T.oriai monument or lawn ec Reasonably priced Nonsectarian North Ave, est of Gay St. EA.
1101. MORELAXD MEMORIAL PARS Reasonable Prices Convenient Terms Taylor Ave easi of Loch Raven Blvd PLVD. 2409. BLVD. 1 33 OAK LAWN CEMETERY dedicated to those who care EASTERN AVE Phrr.f Essex 5 MONUMENTS, VAULTS, ETC.
(7) BY HENRY MERKEL, INC. MO.VLT3IE.VrS "Since 1855" BRONZE FLOW ER VASES CLEANING 4c REPAIR WORK IN CEMETERIES AVE GIL-MOF! LOST AND FOUND (8) BOOK Fraternity Feriral Sav.ncs Loan lost cf nir.g-on Blvd. ar.ri Eirf St. 807Woodv.ard Street. BRIEF CASE LOST Tan cowhicle.
Left in Yellow Cab Fri. afternoon. nderwirrrs i Laboratories. Inc. embossed Contains valuable papers.
Reward. CaU MU. C282 or WI. 4739. DOG Boyer Male.
Fawn with Blk. mast Weijht 65 lbs Answers to "Kaiser Has lee flat, defective front paws. Has deep-get, bloodshot eyes. Lest in Edrnondson Village sec. Sun CSiid net.
Reward. LO DOG Erown white male. Part chow. part hustle. Answers to Mac.
Reward 1 Lot Dec. 3rd in Hakrhoroe. Arbutus j- DOG Blacc Chow. Lirr.n front lee. Name Bmcitf.
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2927 WALL TILE Plastic or metal, expert Installations. No money down cail tor lre estimates Roinick 773 Wash. Blvd. LE. 3433 SPECIAL PAPERING Ar PAINTING.
LOW WINTER RATES WORK GUAR ANTFFn FOR PROMPT SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES iLL, IU, IJJJ ROOFING CARPENTRY All types Quality work at lowest prices. 30 yrs'. exp. Call CH. 6733 any time.
CHAIN Chain 2 50 a window. Weatherstrippin. 80. MHD.I. WATERPROOFING 10-year guarantee Phone FO 4436 Nlte LI.
8719 I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts umess contracted by mys.elT. GEORGE H. NICKOLES pwlnss Mills. Md. I WILL NOT be responsible for any ebts uniess contraciea oy myspji.
TOfrEPH EARL O'KOURKE SUNSET BEACH. PASADENA. MD. ACE DRIVEWAY CO. New asphalt driveways or resurfacing EUrldee 832.
Dial 87 A I'ER HANGING BY Gl S3 and up pet room Also painting Guaranteed work f.ompt service. CH 0775 Roof Leak? Phone BE. 8023 ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO DUX BAK ROOF COATING 5-YR. GUARANTEE. FREE DELIV.
GI. 2853 PAINTING PAPERING WILKENS 5379. CEMENT, stone, brick, fiaitstone. steps. porcnes siaewaiks cellars, driveways yaros.
Keas price. CH. 1815 STONE, brick, conrrete. any kind steps. porches flagstone TO.
3300: CL 3161 CARPENTRY Remodeling. porches rairwy! a aoeciaity. HA. 0303 LET US show you how to save dollars on all ents. EA 4290.
R. 4205 WATERFROOFING CONTRACTOR Ac Mig io ciiiriage Dial 8 PLASTERING, patch work, arches, club ceiiarsia iterations. DI. 6395. CARPENTRY AND HOME REPAIRS For tf esfmate, PE 4022.
eve WALL SCRAPING SV PTFAM. fi UP PAPRY ADAMS OR. 3917. BLVD 2186-J WATERPROOFING basem*nts remodel- rr? call MU. laoa A-l PAPERHANGING PAINTING Guaranteed work.
Reas LO. 0232. PAPERHANGING. Paintinis. Plasterinz.
Wall Steaming. Excel, work. CH. 5750. CEMENT, brick carpentry work Build in sjar aces Ar ciub ce i a r.
Dl 5oB2 PAPERHANGING- -Peasonabl" ratt and prompt service Q'Tonle. HO 388 F'ocrs Work euarar.teed Oiv BLVD J770-M Night CL781f CARPENTRY Partitions. pTrch's. steps. cqq jods a speci a 1 1 yG I bo-j.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Const PL 5142 Fves LI 0I3 ROOMS PAPERED No delay. Paintine anvwnere H. Earie. FD 0181. CUSTOM Built Homes, repairs remodel- in r.
stonework. J. Prevosto. WI. 7339.
PAINTING Interior Guarantee vo Piease. uriroes. MO. 4928. QUIZ PAYS OFF Man's Reply Brinqs Quick Arrest For Robbery A lonashot paid off for Sergt.
John T. Dunn, of the Northwestern district over the week end. Saturday night, on Pennsylvania avenue, Sergeant Dunn saw a man walking down the street in a blue overcoat and asked him an appar ently innocent question. "What kind of whisky do you drink?" the scrTeant asked. Seagram beven, the man answered.
Woman Reported Robbery "What a coincidence," Dunn re plied and arrested the man on the spot. What the man didn't know was that the ruestion was as loaded as his pants pocket which held a bottle of that kind of whisky. Five minutes earlier, Mrs. Mar-Caret Davis, Negro, of the 1300 block Myrtle avenue, had told police that she had been beaten and robbrd by a man wearing a blue overcoat who had fled with her purse, containing $18 and a bottle of whisky. The suspect was brought to the Northwestern Police Station where he was given a thorough search.
A bottle of whi'-ky was found in his pocket, but the police could not find any S18. $13 In His Handkerchief When they had just about given tip, the suspect raised his arm to wipe the sweat from his forehead. In his hand was a handkerchief and from between the folds of the handkerchief, there appeared a tint of preen. The handkerchief was opened and there was $18. Kddie KIlis, 32, Negro, of the 1300 block McCulloch street, will ho given a hearing today on the charge of assaulting and robbing Mrs.
Dnvis. "Copier Ushers In IVew Air Phase Ily RUSSM.L W. BAKrllt (Continued from Page 30) Cors'iir. th? Mainliner and the Stratoliner. and finally the jets, the and the F-R7, and the Canberra, racing the sun.
To Centsr Of Town Baltimore finaUy took the parade for granted and stopped looking up, and after awhile, deciding something should be done to acknowledge progress, built Friendship Airport. If regular helicopter service is begun from Friendship to Sam Smith Park, progress will finally be right in the center of town. Then man can speed from Los Angeles to Friendship in ten hours. At Friendship he can hop into a jitney-copter and, eight minutes later, be at Light and Pratt. Fwm thft point, only one impediment remains: At Sam Smith Park, the traveler will be unloaded on the south side of Pratt street.
All the hotels are north of Pratt street. Thus, to reach a hotel from the roptrr-port. he will have to cross Pratt street, an operation that can take up to fifteen minutes in a typical traffic jam; then find a taxi, often an impossible feat; and finally ride a few blocks through downtown trafuc, an ordeal that takes inly slightly less time than a flight from Los Angeles. Ain't we got progress! Slnlc Accaleiiis Falal To Three (Confirmed from Page 30) Kmil A. Hoppensteadt, of the 6100 block Old Harford road, police said.
lie will be charged with causing the death of Mr. Eggleston this af.ernoon at the Central Police Station. Skull Was Fractured Mr. Eggleston was taken to Union Memorial Hospital after the accident and was admitted in critical condition with a fractured skull. The accident occurred at7.30 P.M.
Saturday and he died at 12.30 A.M. je tcrday. Mrs. Hadziciwicz was struck on the Washington boulevard Friday afternoon bv an auto operated bv Harold W. Fortan.
of the 5400 block road, police said. She was removed to University Hospital and died at 10.53 P.M. Saturday. Mr. Fortan has been charged with causing the death of Mrs.
Kad-ruiwicz. and released in $1,000 bond. He will be given a hearing on a date to be set by the State's attorney's office. FINANCIAL DIVIDENDS HOUSTON OIL COMPANY Or TEXAS At meeting of the Faril of Direct of tne Houf.ton Oil Cnntvam- cf Texas he'. I lieccnibcr 2.
1'jo2. a ti jvi dend of 1 ifty l.Vi'-i pt-r i-wrs on the imnn St. it cf the I'cH'parv for tl-e three months period emi.nu IVremtter 31. ar.d an etrs dividend of Twenty Fi (Vn's per share Common fir (he esr ly.2. The diviiier.d i rnvab'e on Pei-emher K2.
to aiorkho.J, 0f recur-i at the ci-se of business PeceTiher Checks will be Riailed on payment date. Foster Parker. Treasurer. HoUMen, Trill December S. 1952 ELECTION NOTICES, MEETINGS, ITC.
The ar.n'iil tr.eet.ir a of the NA HON AL BANK OK BALT1 FALTiMOPE. A LA Nil. for JILT HON OF DiRFCTORS for the en-'i av.d for trn -action of sue': er bus -s mav come brfor will oe held a tile 0 te and Redwood -rue cay Jii.uii 13. 1953. at noon CHARLES FF.EXSE.
nn'' ii-eii-g of "he Men-her 1N-3CHANCE COM I any. for the ec ioi of firectors iti of KUCh her wjji Tje peirl at A J1''csdav Mrcb o. la'53. at 10 cioc NORMAN COLE. TF1 A YB VlT." 'NO ASSOCIATION wreim! Till re.d at tne Association 0'ce Monday.
Ja 1 be n. ij i ju tr ectloa I of vucv.uia a oiuer matter pertaining 1 1 1 PL 373..
