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RAMBI ,ER-S16 75O

4 bedrms.. 2 baths, lss. -iiv.. rm., picture
beautiful oak nrs.. hostess Kitchen with
lovely range and s-ft. Frisidaire; ,laund
rm. plus health-giving economical radiant
heat, completely installed television with
every home. Furnished to the queens taste
BY Malcolm Scates. veterans' 3O-day
preference. Out New Hampshire ave,
left on University lane, blks. to Pine
Wood homes Open every day. 80 pm.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.
IVA, MARYLAND

Two-bedroon summer cottage on South
River with furnace and hot.water heater
terms. HAROLD STRAWHORN, sylvar
Shores, Rivs. Md. 17s
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>klSQ1, QUO ~. OEpIgOl Sl., va. O73U :
TRINIDAD-S12500

Soaossd-e rms, 9 pogehes. row brick, We
decorated. IMmed: possession. Call no,
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GARRETT PARK
HIIL.ANDALE


6-rm. red brick: epple-pie cond.; abe
1.acre lot: owner leaving city. Cal g
1870 or GE 1895, liz
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WHEATON Hills MD
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
WOODMOOR, MD.

"OOOWOO1E, MD.
ready for immediate occupancy. Living
kitchen with exhaust fan. twin-size bed
rms. tile bath; large expansion attic. full
basement with outside entrance, gas heat,
Directions: Go out Colesvllle I'd. turn
right Lorraine ave. left on Crestwood to
Dunmoor, follow Dunmoor to Eastmoor on
Lynmoor DR.. For sale BY OWNER and
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WOODBRIDGE

Near goth and Monroe sts. n.e.-A most
desirable all-brick home with beautiful
living room and log-burning fireplace; 6
lovely rooms 8 bedrooms, new Bryant gas
tian blinds, awnings front and rear, also
two porehes closed in; separate garage.
4 real buy. Phone MI. McCauley, CHI.
8o17 With --1~
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HE KAHN COMPANY

ROLLINGWOOD
This beautiful center-entrance plan de-
tached brick home was Just completed fol-
the builders own residence: Due to un-
actual cost. It is most oesirably- situated
on 70-ft. wide lot in beautiful Roll
tngwood's section Of Chevy Chase, Md.
ditioned heat with gas furnace. large
screened rear porch, beautiful modern
kitchen, slate ROOT, copper suffers. and
Mr.. Murray. 81. STA, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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EDGEMOOR

Best buy In Bethesda. Red-brick CO.
lonia! with large living rm., den and de
luxe kitchen. 8 bedrms., 2 baths, sun deck,
finished 3rd floor; detached garage; recre-
alton rm. in bsmt.: excellent condition.
Evenings call Mr.. Smith, WI. 7735, with
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI 664Q. --17
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IDUO ri 6I N wv d, IVA. l0fO.
SHEPHERD PARK
Detached brick, in excellent and cow
section; bedrm. and bath on 1st a.; 4
bedrms. and 2 baths on 2nd: stairway
to attic; 2-car built-in garage, maids rm.
and bath; vacant; immed. possession.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co,
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$3.50 cash, bal. at .s7s including taxes
and tns., like rent: 2 bedrms. and tiled
bath on End a.; liv. rm... din: nm. and kit,
including refEr. on LIST a.; full bsmt., gsss
TiL give .mmsd. T.. occupaney. Cali Mr.
OF FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC,
1928 & st. NV. Ma. 9141. -16s
cOLORED-ANACOsTIA, Just od Nichols
aye;;-Well-kept brick. 8 rms. . baths. 2
into apts.: reas. priced: conv terms, AZ
interest; For other details please cail
MI; O,Reer. WA. 1891. with c. D. MUIR
coLoEEb@s44s EisHt.ota BASS rL. s.E.-Lonl,
Insurance. semidet. brick. ~ years Old;
rooms. bath, gas, air-conditioned heat;
fun fun basement: call Morris Cohen Or Mi:
coIoREDIs GoogD TSHSi BUYS In IN GIs:' s...: 1
frame home with 8 rms; and semidet.
brick. s rms. and 2-story brick gar; only
DRURY REALTY, INC. 1887 x. RE
CoLoRED NAVY YARD woRKERsD
Only .S595 down; g. rms. bath. gas and
elec. IN this row-brick home. AID. O531;
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CONTINUED On Next Psge.l
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OWNER TRANSFERRED
Bethesda--white brick; 3 bedrms.: COW.
to shopping. schools: oil a..c. heat; at
tTactiys financing; new Bendtx: no brokers.
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M. L. KRAFT

BUNGALOW ON ~ ACRES
Excellent for retired couple or those who
want to garden. Outdoor fireplace. g
rooms and bath, full basement, oil h.-w.h.
Priced at $16,S00. ARLrE L. JOHNSON
REALTY CO., INC, 34O2 Conn, OR. ZOO
till q q m Ia
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TAKOMA PARK
New HAMPSHIRE ave: extended-$11, $50
mo moptSy ~ 900 Nd down r.,c balsnee .pprox; S75
lot 40 #, deep. living rm., large kitchen
with Bendix. refrigerator. and range, 2
windows: all rooms cross-ventilated; gas
nred radiant heat. A lovely home. Carl,
NJ. FREEMAN REALTY CO., Elk. 4O66.
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oI 7 11Vlk5VA
Near Bethesda Naval Hospital-Beautiful
3-bedroom frame bungalow; living rni.,
large dining rm.. modern electric equipped
KITCHEN. breakfast room and modern bath;
fun basement, oil auto. heat: large lot,
50x2SS; beautifully Handicapped lot with
fruit trees and vegetable garden; detached
garage; immaculate cond,; priced to sell,
till p.m. weekdays, Sun. IL to s.
VIM: Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1012 18th st. NV pI 1888 -lR
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1870 Central Ave. NE, Ii. 0640.
926 N. z Ave. NV, Ma. 9797.

Anacostia, 2-Family, SO, $50
$4,000 cash; gas h.-wh.; one ant. has q
rms. and hath other rms and bath;
lee lot, ger; conv. to schools. shopping
fenberser, TR. 1852; ewes, sP. o49O,
with r PAUL, MUEn ~
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IICWdI bIICN DuIIS dIUW
Close-in Montsomery Co., large corner
din. rm.. kit, bedrms. and bath: end
A., large bedrm.: unusually nice recrea-
tion rm.. with hrepl. and bar: frent porch,
picket fence; gas heat. Possession at
settlement. Price reduced for immed.
sale. Call Mr.. Ruark, SH. 4436, with
FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO., MA. 2431.
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Def. CORNER, $18,450
This lovely brick home consists Of lge. liv
nm. din: rm;, all-elec: kit. and spacious
rms. z baths: It Is in immaculate condi-
tion. Priced several thousand dollars be-
low market price, for immed. sale. To
sea call Mr.. Ginnetti. MA. $40 or Wo.
A AIDON PROPERTIES
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BETHESDA. MD.

BETHESDA, MD.
Close-in location; very attractive detached
homes, featuring on the 1st floor, l..rge
liy. rm. with marble fireplace, din rm.,
de luxe Kitchen, powder rm., side porch,
unusual bedrms. and full bath on End
beautiful lot
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
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uncle Of the bride, assisted by DR..
j. Hillnnn Hollister, ofliciated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore . white
satin gown, trimmed with seed
pearls and crystal beads, and tiara
of seed pearls and crystal beads
held her finger-tip veil Of Illusion.
She carried . bouquet Of white
roses and snapdragons.
Miss Patricia williams was the
maid Of honor and the other at
tendants were Mrs. Irving B. Hur-
witz and Mrs. Edmund A. Early.
They wore satin gowns in rose and
blue, with matching hats Of H.
lusion and they carried old-fash-
ioned bouquets Of spring flowers.
Jean Duncan was the flower girl
and she wore white taffeta and q
headband of spring flowers match
ing her nosegay.
Mr.. Robert G.. Graf was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Mr.. Richard e. Miller, brother
of the bride; Mr.. Paul M. Graf,
jr, and Mr.. John N. Freund.
After q wedding trip to New York
City the couple will make their
home in this city.
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her father, wore white organdy
dress with a lace bodice. Her fin
ger-tip veil of illusion, bordered with
needlepoint lace, fell from tiara
of seed pearls. She carried a white
Bible overlaid with white orchid
Mrs. Patrick Sykes of Raleigh
N. c., was matron OF honor and Miss
Clara Dylewski of Erie, Pa. was the
bridesmaid. They wore organdy
gowns in yellow and lavender and
they carried bouquets of spring
flowers.
Mr.. Vincent Campellano was best
man and the ushers were Mr.. James
Donnelly, cousin of the bridegroom
and Mr.. Gilbert Clapper, brother
of the bride.
After the reception at the Ad-
miral Club, the couple left to spend
their honeymoon in New York City
and Mexican. On their return they
will make their home in Arlington
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Miss McMnllen
To Wed Shortly

Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. McMullen Of
Barboursville. Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Arlgia Rowenia McMullen, to Mr..
Paul D. Sayers of Washington.
Miss McMullen is employed by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Her fiance attended Columbia Tech
nical Institute and now Is employed
by the Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration. He is a veteran of the
Army Air Forces.
The wedding will take place April
80 at o'clock in the evening in the
National Memorial Church of God.
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.Moran-ClaPber
Ceremony Held

The marriage Of Miss Alberta Mae
Clapper, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Clapper Of McKean, Pa, to Mr..
Eugene c. Moran. son Of Mrs. VIII
liam Clancy, took place yesterday
afternoon in st. Martins Church,
the Rev. Miltenburger off1ciating.
The bride, given in marriage by
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Engaged to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steiner Schroe-
der of University Park announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Nancy Schroeder, to Mr.. Will
liam Dare Morton, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morton of Frederick.
Miss Schroeder is attending the
University of Maryland and is a
member of Gamma Phi Beta Soror-
ity. Mr.. Morton is student at
Bliss Electrical School.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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miss M. L. Sutton
Is Engaged to " ed

Mrs. Mildred Jarrett Sutton an
nounces the engagement OF heI
daughter, Miss Marion Lois Sutton
to MI. John Bernard Reilly, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Reilly, sr.
of Norfolk.
Miss Sutton ATTENDED George
Washington University and he1
fiance will be graduated from the
School of Foreign Service of George
town University in June. He served
three and half years during the
last war as a lieutenant in the
United States Coast Guard Reserve
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Miss J.L. Woodson
To Become Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Tucker
Woodson Of Fairfax announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Jean Lucille Woodson, to Mr.. Henri
Gibbon Carter, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Blakeley Carter OF Char
lottesville and New Orleans.
Miss Woodson was graduated from
Averett College in Danville, Va, and
attended the University of Virginia.
Mr.. Carter attended the engineer
ing school of the University OF Vlr-
ginia and during the war served in
the China Burma India therater as
a first lieutenant in the Air Corps
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Miss Miller Weds
". E. Graft

In the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon Miss
Vivian Maxine Miller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo L. Miller, became
the bride of Mr.. Wendell Eugene
Graft, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul M.
Graft of Kittanning, Pa. The Rev.
Ralph E. Dawson of Converse, Ind
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fthe ONCE each year until 1945, when
he declined to continue serving. The
association then made him its adj
visory counsel
Mr.. Benton was a member Of
the Cosmos Club. the National Press
Club and the Columbia Country
Club. He was a member also Of
the American Bar Association. the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Practitioners Association, the Fed
eral Communications Bar Associa-
ton and the American Judicaturs
Society.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Janet B. Benton, and a daughter,
Miss Jean Elizabeth Benton, who
reside at the home, I'll Elm street,
Chevy Chase: two brothers, Benja-
min B. Benton of Seattle. and
Joseph Benton of Concord. N. H.,
and sister Mrs. Clarence H. Allen,
Portland, Me.
Funeral services will be held at II
am. Wednesday at St. Adams Epis-
copal Church. Wisconsin and Massa-
chusetts avenues NV.
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George F. Boyle Dies;
Pianist and Teacher
By the Associofed Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-
George F. Boyle, 81, pianist, COM
poser and teacher, died yesterday
at his home here.
A native of Sydney, Australia,
Mr.. Boyle, son of professional
musicians, began piano studies at
the age of S and two years later
made a concert tour of Australia
and New Zealand.
He studied in Berlin in 1905 un-
der Ferruccio Busoni and for the
next five years gave concerts in
Germany, the Netherlands and
Great Britain.
He came to this country in 1910
to head the piano department of
the Peabody Conservatory in Bal
timore.
Later, he was associated with
the Curtis Institute of Music. the
Julliard School of Music and Chest
nut Hill College.
Besides his widow, Pearl Apple
gate Boyle, he is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Charles Hartman
of Waterbury, Conn, and Mrs
Gregory Kane Of Washington, D. C.
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Rites for Elder 6. W. Wells
In 1akoma Park Tomorrow

Funeral services for Elder George
Washington Wells, 78, for So years
a minister Of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church, who died last We'd
nesday in Iona Linda, Calf, will
be held at 2 pm. tomorrow in the
Takoma Park Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church.
Elder Wells was serving as assist
ant chaplain of the Iona Linda
Sanitarium and Hospital at the time
Of his death. From 1926 until 194l
he lived here as field secretary of
the General Conference of Seventh
Day Adventists.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Jessie Wells of Iona Linda; three
daughters. Mrs. Merwin R. Thurber
and Miss Evelyn Wells, both of 400
Carroll avenue, Takoma Park, and
Mrs. H. K. Halliday, Berrien
Springs, Mich: a brother, Frank
Wells, Little Rock, Arks., and three
sisters, Mrs. Carrie Link. Bedford,
Ohio, and Mrs. Little Cary and Mrs.
Mayme House, both of Iona Linda
Burial will be in the Fort Lincoln
Cemetery,
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John {. Benton Dies;
Was Authority on
Public Utility Laws

John E. Benton, 70, for many years
attorney for the National Associa-
ton of RAILROAD and Utilities Com
miSsioners here, died early today in
Suburban Hospital after an illness
OF several weeks.
A recognized authority on public
utility laws, Mr.. Benton appeared
frequently before the Supreme
Court, the Interstate Commerce
Commission and other Federal regu-
latory agencies. He served short
term in the New Hampshire Legisla-
ture before moving to Washington.
Mr.. Benton was native of Maid
stone, N. H., the son of Josiah Henry
and Harriet Niles Benton. He was
graduated from Phillips Exeter
Academy in 1896, and the Boston
University College of Law in 1898.
Served in Legislature.
He was city solicitor Of Berlin.
N. H., from 1901 to 1903, when he
went to Keene. He engaged in
private law practice there until 1918.
A member of the State Legislature
in 1907-8, he was the author of New
Hampshire's direct primary law and
co-author of the States Public Serv-
ice Act.
He served both as solicitor and
Mayor of Keene for short terms
and in 1911 was appointed a men,
ber of the New Hampshire Public
Service Commission.
Mr.. Benton moved to Washington
in 1918 and became solicitor of the
Bureau of Valuation of the Inter
state Commerce Commission. He
resigned in 1918 to become general
solicitor for the National Association
of Railroad and Utilities Commits
sioners. As chief legal officer of this
organization, representing the utility
agencies of AZ States, he had major
part in framing Federal legislation.
He was unanimously reelected to
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Burial will be in the Rockville Union

Burial will be in the Rockville Unior
Cemetery.
Mr.. Reading died Saturday nigh,
of pneumonia at the Masonic Home
in Cockeysville, Md. Since 1924 he
had lived with a son, William M
Reading, at 47l3 De Russey parkway
Chevy Chase, Md.
Helped Father on Farm.
Mr.. Reading was born in Fleming
ton, N. j., and attended st. Timo-
thy's Military School in Baltimore
His father, william Reading, owned
a large farm where Glen Echo is now
and Mr.. Reading lived there and
helped operate the farm. He moved
to Rockville about 1890 and was in
the real estate business until he
retired in 1924.
During Mr.. Readings term as
mayor, backyard pumps were dis
pensed with and the towns water
supply sytem went into operation.
In 1878 Mr.. Reading married Eliz-
abeth Marshall of Fauquier County,
Va. She was the great granddaughter
of Chief Justice John Marshall. She
died in 1890. Seven years afterward
Mr.. Reading married Mary M. Gas
saway OF Poolesiville. She died in
1923.
Mason More Than so Years.
Mr.. Reading was a 32d degree
Mason and at one time was granc
master of the Rockville Lodge. He
was a Mason more than so years anc
had been active until 10 years ago
He was also a member and former
elder of the Rockville Presbyterian
Church.
Besides William M. Reading, he
leaves two other sons, Joseph G..
Gastonia, N. c., and Hugh Reading
Columbus, Ohio; and two daughters
Mrs. Theodore Mason, Rockville
and Mrs. Mary Martin, Washington
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Lody MosIey, Mother
OF Fascist Leader Dies
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, June 21.-Maud Lady
Mosley, mother of Sir Oswald Mos
ley, the prewar British Fascist
leader, died yesterday.
She was the widow of Sir Oswald
Mosley. the fifth baronet.
Before the war she led the wom-
ems section of her sons movement,
often appearing in a black shirt
uniform.
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M l.. ~ " i " y
came to the
w a s h i n g t on
area II years
ago. He lived
with his son. G.
w. Colby, at 6l8
North Buchanan
street, Arling-
ton.
Mr.. Colby was
born in Fred
erick. Md, but
had lived most
of his life in
Bolivar, w. Va.
He was superin-
tendept, of the
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pulp company Tor more than ~
years before he retired some years
ago.
Besides his son, he leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Irwin Pridgeon and
Mrs. D. L. Nunnally, both of Wash
ington, and two grandchildren. His
wife, Mrs. Matilda Estelle Colby
died % years ago.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Wednesday at the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Harpers
Cemetery, Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
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Joseph Reading Dies
AT Twas Mayor Of
Rockville in 1905

Funeral services for Joseph Read
ing, 81, mayor of Rockville in the
middle 1905 and postmaster there
at the turn of the century, will be
held at II am. tomorrow in the
Rockville Presbyterian Church.
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William {. FoItz Dies

HAGERSTOWN, Md, June 81 Up.
William E. Foltz, 86, for Sc years
in the insurance business here, died
yesterday. Mr.. Foltz, active in Ma
sonic circles in Hagerstown, is sur
vived by two children and two
brothers.
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James William Colby Dies
In ARLINGTON at 81

James William Colby, "a. retired
superintendent Of the Shenandoah
Pulp Co., died yesterday in Arlington
Hospital after a seven week illness.
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ice on all types of calls up to a high
standard requires a great many we'll
trained and competent telephone men
and women.
Good equipment, good wages and
pleasant working conditions, plus the
earnest desire of telephone people to
serve you well, add up to good telephone
service. And they are your assurance
that service will keep on getting better
and better.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-6 sites, res-
sonable Cali GL- 0554 all day SUNDAY
weekdays after 8 pm. -26
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Uarh nf Chunks

JENlFER, REV. SAMUEL From the
family Of the late Rev. SAMUEL JENIFER.
We gratefully thank all our friends for
all they have done. THE FAMILY.
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Here in Washington an average of ap-
proximately $4,000 out-of- town tele-
phone calls day are completed.
That's more than twelve million
year. And every one of these calls is
taiIor-n1ade to specifications.
We don't know where you may wish
to call, but each call must be individu-
ally made to order on the spot.
Keeping the speed and quality of serv-
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1ratha

10. Ie4s, JOSEPH READING, age 9!
years. formerly of Rockville, Md, beloved
father of William N. Readins, Chevy
Chase. Md; Mrs. Theodore 9; Mason
Rockville, Md; Joseph G. Reading. Gas
tonis, N. c.; MrE. Mary r. Martin, Wash
ington. D. c.. and Hugh D. Reading. Co
lumbus, Ohis. Remains resting at the
Colonial Funeral Home of Williamp Reuben
Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. Services Tues
day, June 81, at IL am. at the Rock
vile Presbyterian Church. 1nterment
Rockville Union Cemetery.
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q Nativity Holy Name Society
8 !: :: i. b : :
" JAMES J. BREEN.
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STEWART, IDA ANNETTE. On Sun.

STEWART, IDA ANNETTE. On Sun.
day June 90. 1913. IDA ANNETTE
| STEWART of 0OS Park rd NV. wife of
the late Andrew Thompson Stewart; /;
| Of washington, D. C.; grandmother of
| Hubbard C. Stewart Hyattsville, Md. She
also is survived by two great-grandchil-
dren, Elizabeth Annette Stewart and Hub
j bard Hage Stewart Services at the s.
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l 14th
St NV, on Tuesday, June 22 at 3 pm.
! Mich.
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n, GEORGE 5. All comrades OF
Admiral George Dewey Naval
: Camp No. r, United Spanish
War Veterans. will assemble at
James T. Ryan Funeral Home,
BIZ PENNSYLVANIA ave. Sc, on
Tuesday, June 20. l94S. at
l:l5 pm, to attend funeral
GEnDGE c IXM-
Evening star., 1948-11-07

gineer, and Gerry, our l2.year-old, can do any
covered FRAME Clara Dudley suggested we paint
one wall blue.grey to make the room seem larger.
Evening star., 1948-11-07

We could have frittered away, so easily, the
money we've invested in our home. But we're so
glad we have something substantial to show for
our money. We can't imagine, now, how we could
have lived in that old room so long.
Evening star., 1948-11-07

Gerry and Jimmie helped Kathryn roll out
the rug. Isn't it amazing-the difference good
rug makes in room, from the moment it's down!
You can feel the improvement. As Kathryn says,
"A rug is the base of rooms decoration
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-21
Perfect Soldier"
Retires After 80 Years

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept.
20. (ANP)-The ideal perfect
SOLDIER, T-Sgt. William Harris of
Squadron H. 1902 Base unit, was
retired from the air forces at
Kelly Air base recently after 80
years in the army.
During his 80 years of service
Sgt. Harris never missed a for
nation and never took a sick
leave, something rarely seen in
the services.
Sgt. Harris originally enlisted
in the infantry in August, 1918.
He was transferred to the air
forces in October, 1910. He served
in both world wars.
Among the awards he has earn
ed are the bronze star, American
campaign, army of occupation,
army commentator, American de
tense, good conduct, American
theater and World War l and II
victory medals.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-21
Disabled vets-

concluded from page ID
submit the best evidence avail
able, such as sworn statements
of responsible persons. For par
ents, proof of dependency in the
form of sworn statements as to
income and property ownership
r required.
The disabled veterans who have
a wife, children or dependent par
ents may receive an additional al
lowance. AS much as $21 extra
may be received by the married
veteran with added amounts for
additional dependents.
Negro veterans who were dis
abled in World War II should
keep themselves alerted and take
advantage of all benefits offered
by the eVterans administration.
Applications for increased COM
%pensation should be filed immed-
lately to VA in Washington. AS
sistance in connection with the
filing o fthese claims may be OBJ
tanned by disabled veterans from
any VA office, or from service or
CARNATIONS and state agencies.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-21

have taken major steps toward
ending that practice, and 10 have
taken partial steps,"
His report showed that eight
districts were forced to accept
segregation because Of the racial
pattern of the population, but
cited that the policy could not be
considered a violation of the state
constitution. He reported that four
school districts claimed there was
no. segregation being practiced in
their areas, SO a move is being
made to halt such practices.
The board passed a resolution
occending Bosshart for his inves-
tigation, and authorized him to
consult with committees about a
further study of the problem.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-21
New Jersey School
Bias Disappearing

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 20. GA
NP)-Dr. John H. Bosshart, state
commission of education, disclosed
here last week that racial segre-
cation in schools within the state
is on the decline. Ina report to
the state board of education, he
said that of 81 schools which al
lowed segregation last year, 80