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THE ppnAnM0OR

S6O1 Conn. ave. NV. Homes OF
distinction in Washington's most
distinctive coop. bldg. A lovely
front corner apt. of l bedrm., din
rm., kit, reception hall, bath. At
tractive decorations. excel. cond
baths. Complete homes at the most
reasonable prices and terms.
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TIVE AvoNDAr.E

Near Dupont Circle. (Here are excel
apis. at under-market prices in a
downtown section of rising values
Possession cannot be had at once
but in the meantime you collect
rent exceeding your cost to buy
and to operate. Presently an excel
lent investment. ultimately a home
at a bargain price,
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BARNARY WOODS

An attractive home of brick and
Colonial siding, well located on a
condition: it contains living room
dining room. kitchen, 3 bedrooms
and bath; full basement with )
deep windows and plenty OF spsce
fnr racrea Hinra rnnEsa priced Ssy0 ASA
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MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO APTs.
1888 18th st. NV. q most unique
apt. home. occupying 3 floors, with
3 bedrms., . baths, 1st-f1 powder
rm. and a remarkably charming
liv. rm with hieh-vaulted ceilings
and picture windows. Estate sale.
Can be bought for approx. $4,000
under comparable home prices.l
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--k.E.

BRENTWOOD yILLAGE-Non-G can
assume AZ GI loan. Only $3.50
cash and $50 mo-, including taxes
Attractive modern brick house OF
Ave nice rooms and bath with full
basement and gas heat. MITCHELL
QUICK ST. 5969; ewes, RA. 34ls.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE N.E.--Love-
ly. Semtdetached corner brick. mod
ern' only 10 YRS: old: 8 larse rooms,
low; Call Mr.. Peck jr.. La. e-6656.
GRfENWaY fhik S3 sFerr6sS. sESi 6sSs slo.soo; love-
ly 5-rm,. bath brick. deep lot, con-
EHfnlfn's kANDoEsa Sea.sf sE e :syt5ythns sYsy FR
WOODBRIDGE bungalow-only $1,000
down; liy rm.. din. rm.. kit, pantry.
bedrms. & bath on LIST A.; bedrm
on 2nd a.; incl. porches, bsmt., gar,
Oh heat. Mr.. Friedland. WO. 1888.
GROWN sE ynSs 8 REALTY CORP" Realtors,
WOODRDGE-on S. Dakota ave-, nr.
Taft Junior High school, We have
an excellent detached frame home
with rooms. 3 bedrms.. and bath
csntsr snd rioSr; i,t det; s! garsss: recreation
RAyMoNp fSss elS s;;s ;; DUNN. OR. 7Sss: 7SSS
BuNGAIow. WS0oDRIDGE. d. c.
doyeiy aSse SsS eS5ner .s lot ,s, rms prr tile bath
ping. ROGER MOSS. Ho. 5000.
Ewes; and Sunday, MI. 1902.
COLORED-BARGAIN-Newly deco
rated, rooms, gas heat, mr.. large
any any time. . 5S3s clay Ss pI. n'Pee'i0n nee III Il
1850 DOWN takes this five-room row
home. with two inclosed porches;
elose-in white residential area; needs
Clark, GE. 9011. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO.. l224 14th st. NV.
sPEcixl@ss. 500 CT River ter. ne,
It's nice. 5-rm. brick, Enclosed
buy it. BUSADA REALTY, 44I5
Southern ave. Sc. 10. 9-s500..
Two.FAMnY SPECIAL semi-det,
apis. furnished; reas. down pay;
owner leaving town; must be sold.
Call Mr.. Vestal. LA. 6-6666, or
HONE PAM And eTss fScoMsEFc. sEck nssP Sq 10Th and
Mass; ave. ne. corner brick home,
lst a. has Arm, apt, 2nd a. has
3-rm. apt. sleeping rm. and bath;
full bsmt. with bedrm. and bath, oil
neat; detached gar; conv. to shop
ping and transp. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO, l2ll Penna. ave. Sc.
FIR. 1000. -6
NE. BARGAIN
Lovely 7-rm. brick porches. full base
ment. gas heat, garage; easy terms
MIR. MUSHINSKY, RA. 69l2. Mr.
PEKOVER, Ia. 1879 -6
642l KANSAS AVENUE NE.
Looking for a trader See this lovely
6-rm. det. brick home; only 2 yrs.
old. Firepl. in liV. rm., full bsmt..
gas a.-c heat. Law. In bsmt.. large
handicapped lot. Call me! Mrs.
knight, WA. 5326
MARSHALL j WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th St NV III 2a46
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New Hampshire ave. at Emerson st
NV. Corner apt. of / bedrm. and
bath, liv. rm., jr. din. rm., kit, re-
ception hall. Excel cond. Modernly
equipped. Attractive price and
terms.
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COLORED-VACANT

COLURED-VACANT
S1,250 down can buy this attrac.,
ne. q modern rms. 3 porches.
tiled bath with built-in shower;
roughinR in for End kiteheni spar
king condition.. full bsmt. with
built-in gar. oil h.w. heat. En-
st. NV, Ex. 3400; ewes, 6E. b71I.
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COLORED-VACANT

Franklin and North Capitol st. Home
and income: attrac. Colonial brick.
S rms. plus . rms. In bsmt. with
outside entr.; compl. kits, ga baths
hw.h.. excel. cond.: priced 70 sell
with small down payment. EN-
TERPRISE REALTY Co. l224 Eye
St. NV. Elk. 3400, ewes. OE. 671l
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COLORED

Semidetached brick home IN best
stores. and transp.; lse. rms.
full bsmt., gas heat. perfect cond
throughout: q real buy and terms
may be arranged. Cali I'll o pm.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH g. co.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
OWN YOUR OWN
(NEW LISTINGS EACH WEEK.

Every week this ad has produced
results. One or more prospective
buyers found an apt. of the type
size and price he or they wer
seeking. Our extensive listings
some Of which are noted below
opportunity. Here are some excel
lent values.
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OPEN 6 TO 8
TOWN HOIISE

Close-in. yet quiet and overlooktng
the Park. center-hall plan, bed
SEQ, 800. call Nj. 4sIe ewes. RID
DELL REALTY CO.. DI. 1900,
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COLORED,
NEAR LINCOLN PARK

20-ft. row brick. eonv. located and
in beautiful eond. II features 4
large rooms, insulated ceilings, ga
rage rec. room with pvt. front
entrance; oil hot-wAter heat: ee.
to convert into several apts J,
EVERETT ROBERTSON. WA. 1880,
WO 7TS1 "A
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DELICATESSEN

ESSEN
located in, prominent shopping CEN
Ter; excel. equipment. attrac. Ak
lures; ABC off-sale license. owner
600. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ART
ONCE. Terms arranged.
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COLORED ADULTS-I367 QUINCY
ST. NV large rooms, share bath
kit, rec. rm.; inspect to pm
CoLoRED-BSMT. APT.-3 rooms
kitchen, share bath; $50 month
624 50th St ne. =
COLORED-459 Ridge st. NV, Apt
1. Large room with stove and sink
Couple only. Efficiency unit. D1
1850. d
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coLoREp-ourr .uR Look1N.

Lovely 5-rm. row brick situated IN
exclusive River Terrace. Tiled bath,
porches n0 esm owner sa' saercins f ns' Tor eulst
sale. $1,000 cash needed. T. ..
BURGESS, VI. 2S02 TIL 4. -7
COLORED - CALL 70 Inspect these
fine ovner-occupied homes.
l7i3 NJ ST, NE,
1919 WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE.
Both have many features which must
be seen to be appreciated. lilo n
ST. ne NEWSOM, Ii, 3-2O7O. "A
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A CORNER HOME

IN American University Par
Must be sold this week.
Featuring twin-size first
floor bedroom. living room,
fireplace, large dining room,
kitchen, pantry, powder room
all on first floor; 3 additional
bedrooms and bath on the
second; more than enough
closet space; full basement, oil
hot-water heat; built-in garage:
brick construction. II you are
a professional man or have q
large lamily, don't miss this
exceptional buy. Call Foster
Shannon. WQ. SAl5. with
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Cleveland Park

O1OVO1CI11V I CA1 n
A semidetached frame on corner lot,
convenient. to transp.. and Hearst
School and playground. 3 bedrms
with inclosed heated porch rm.. liv
rm. with fireplace. 2 screened
porches. large din. rm., modern kit
and pantry. Built in garage. Va
cant. Under 100000. To inspect
call: JAMES e. SCHWAB, OR. $500.
After pm. call 81. 2575 or WO.
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NEBRASKA AVE.

NEBRASKA AVE.
Near woodrow Wilson High. Dutch
Colonial, on nicely handicapped lot
only 10 years old. First floor con-
sists of living room with fireplace
dining room. kitchen, den with "a
End floor; screened rear porch;
built-in garage; recreation room;
oil a.-c. heat. Priced for quick
sale. Call Mr.. Northern, Sligo 1889,
With pTETZET nT 910n
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ORCHARDALE

GOOD NV. LOCATION JUST
BEYOND DISTRICT LINE
A bri-ht and airy home Of red brick
built in l947 and in excellent con-
dition: situated en- q nicely land
contains liy. rm., din. rm.. well
equipped kit. screened porch. 8
bedrms. and = baths: stairs to stor-
age attic, attach. gar, gas heat
Attractive financing can be ar
ranged.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts. Sumner a. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
List Your House with Us)
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CLEANING-DyETNc

CLEANING-DYEING
Drlve-in solvent plant, located on
heavily Travelled hwy. in rapidly
growing community. An excel. value
arranged.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson at Rhodes. IA. 4-160O. "a
RESTAURANT
On and off sale liquor: doing So, 500
TSkiy.; w q, curb service; large parking
lot, slot machines, well known;
very, elaborate equipment; new air
cond.; seats 225; reas. rent; l3-year
lease; few blocks over D. c.. line
IN Prince Georges County, Nd. I'm
mediate possession. Caters to the
dies. See this before you buy any
restaurant.
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SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
1908 H St. NV. Ma. 2345.
DIRECT FROM BUILDER
. Sold-Only 2 Left
SHEPHERD PARK-UPPER 18th ST
New center-hall. Just completed. q
and Z very large rooms. ia colored
tile baths, large attic, screened
porch
1901 RoxANNA RID. NV
Open Daily 10 AM till Q Pm.
VIII consider small house in trade.
SHAPIRO, INC.
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OFF 10th STREET
Studio or Office Possible

An excellent detached brick on a
corner lot; center-hall plan; fine
liv. rm. with adjacent den or IL
brary. din. rm.. large kit. and pan
try, bedrms., . baths, excel. attic {:
h.-w.h.; coal or gas fired; built in
garage; separate 2-story garage
which would make fine doctor S
ONCE or studio. Price, S2S,5OO. To
inspect. call: JAMES T. SCHWAB,
OR. $500; after 3 pm, call ST..
2575 or WO. 1908 s
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Where
Town and Country
Meet
POOK'S HILL
Apartments
Bethesda, Maryland

Just beyond the Naval Hospital, on
Wisconsin ave. Bedroom, living
room, dinette, kitchen and bath
$112.50 up
Two bedrooms, living room, dinette,
kitchen and bath.
$149.50 up
Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities. three elevators, car
peted corridors, delivery service,
two large parking areas. storage
space on each floor. roof garden.
Resident manager on premises. IS
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BOB HOLLANDER

AL Pa. Ave. NV, Ma. 9743. -
IL Rooms, 1O-Year Lease
Rent, $125; inc. quoted 1925 and
apt. On Park rd.. near 18th. Al
ways rented nicely furnished; plen-
ty linens: Wants $1,000 down. Call
Mr.. kalain Sun: or eyes,. JU. 7-7941.
c. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
PROPERTY AND REST.
No. highway, near WOODBRIDGE, Va,
approx. 21 miles from D. c.; con-
siSts of restaurant and living guar
tiers. S-rm. house, arranged as 2
apts and l cabin: approx. 2OO-ft.
highway frontage; restaurant can be
approved for beer license; this very
desirable. property complete with
furnished restaurant can be pur-
chased with cnly S3, 500 down; bal,
like rent. To inspect, call Mr..
Pastor.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
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800 PEABODY ST. NE.

Q blocks from New Hampshire ave
Lovely 2,story det. brick; only
yrs. old; large lot; center-hall plan
6 rms, 2h baths, rec. rm.. library
gas heat: conv. to shopping ant
transp.; $50 mo. To inspect, cal
FEDERAL RENTAL CO., els N. Y
ave. NV, MA. 14I6, 3
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Maj. Louis I. Nathan
Dies at Walter Reed

Maj. Louis r. Nathan, 85, vet.
teran of the Boxer Rebellion ane
World War I, died yesterday a
Walter Reed Hospital after /
years illness. He lived at 170l
Taylor street NV.
Mai. Nathan joined the Arm,
as a second lieutenant at the out.
break of the Boxer insurrectior
in 1900. During his 20-year ca.
lreer in the service he also wa,
stationed in the Philippines ane
saw action in World War I.
A resident of Washington fol
more than so years, Mai. Nathan
first worked as a civilian at For
Myer. He retired from the Arm,
lin 1920.
Maj. Nathan was a member o.
Harmony Masonic Lodge and hae
been active in the Washington
Hebrew Congregation. His wife
Mrs. Hannah Nathan. died 81,
years ago.
Funeral services will be held al
u pm. Sunday In the Danzansk;
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in thu
Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton Cemetery.
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j. Harry Hurst, 40, Dies;
| Agriculture Official

j. Harry Hurst. 40. an Agri-
culture Department administra-
tive officer, died here Unexpectedly
early today. apparently of a
heart attack.
Mr.. Hurst was attending a
party last night at the home of
a friend. Robert Meyer. of 1880
Peabody street NV, when he
was stricken. A Fire Department
rescue squad was called to give
artificial respiration. He was
pronounced dead at ! am. by DR..
Samuel Fishman.
Mr.. Hurst. associated with the
Food Distribution Programs
Branch, lived at TOT North Wayne
street. Arlington. He had been
with the department for IA years.
Born in Columbus. Ca. Mr..
Hurst, was State director of COM
modify distribution In Georgia
and had worked as a field repre-
sentative ). In the Atlanta and
Dallas offices before coming here
in 1945.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Frances Hurst, and a son. j.
Harry Hurst, jr.. of the North
Wayne street address.
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Benjamin krasnick'
Funeral Services Held

Funeral services for Benjamin
Krasnick, 81. retired grocer, were
held today at the Bernard Dam
zansky q Son funeral home with
burial at the Workmen's Circle
Cemetery.
Mr.. Krasnick, who died sud-
denly Wednesday, was a resident
of the District for about 35 years.
A native of Russia. he came to
New York when he was II.
Mr.. Krasnick lived at 5226
Chevy Chase Parkway NV. He
leaves his wife, Mrs. Pauline Kras-
nick. his daughter. Miss Evelyn
Krasnick, and one sister, Mrs.
Joseph Silverman.
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Btafhs

SMITH, ELNORA. suddenly. on Saturday,
july /, 1850, at 10 o'clock am, at her
residence, sos Soth st. ne. ELNoRA
devoted husband. one brother. one sister,
one dsushter. three Grandchildren and
number Of other relatives and friends.
pm. from Janifers Funeral Home. 114l
22nd st. NV, Rev. Linwood T. Childs,
pastor Of the New St. James Baptist
Church, cficiating. Tnterment in Payne 3
SUTTON, f MI RAYMOND @ flirFs Alfred Has on July
5, 1850. at his residence, Hinnom. Va,
RAYMOND ALFRED SUTTON. son Of the
brother Of Clarence W. and Miiiard II
Grifnth Of Bancroft. va: MRS. j.. W.
ct.,s Ecdssrs q f Aisxandris q ya and Mrs
Funeral services on Monday. July 10, at
p.m., at the B. Wheatley Funeral Home,
Alexandria. Va. Interment Arlington Ma
sTSWAsT. silfass srmesssg MAkY =. On wednesday.
aiy ssm.T saSS & si Siasqsty q sSsp m0spts a
%0efa Rms Edh esrstns sm. ASsls
Joseph Stewart; sister Of Maggie Holmes
Marion Wilson and James Cole. She also
leaves three grandchildren. two great
and many friends. The late Mrs Stew
art may be viewed ct 435 Ridge st. NV.
after 4 pm. Friday. Funeral Saturday,
July s, at PM, from the Galbraith A.
NJ. Z. Zion Church. lila 9Th st. NV.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Services by Stewart
TRENT, WILLIAM d. On Tuesday, July
4, 1850, at Gallinser Hospital. WILLIAM
d. TRENT. After 5 pm. Friday friends
neral Home, 1920 9th st. n.w Requiem
mass will be celebrated at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church, New York and New
Jersey ayes. NV, on Saturday, July 8, at
$3.50 am. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
FUTILE. FREDERIC b. On Wednesday.
husband of Ann Walsh Tuttle, father OF
Sylvia Eric Burton and Sheila Tuttle and
son of Margaret Tuttle Smith. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa.
ave. NV, where prayers will be said on
Saturday, July s, at Q am. Interment
st. Mary's Cemetery. Cincinnati. Ohio,
papers please copy,) 3
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Kate cross-Eyes, Widow
|0f Geronimo, Dies al "a
BY The As.oeio,ed Press

MEScALERO. N. Mex, July Z
The widow of one Of the mos
feared Indian warriors Of the Ole
West died here yesterday.
She was Kate Cross Eyes
third Of Geronimo's wives, was be.
lieved to be "a years old. She had
lived on the Mescalero Indian
reservation here with her son
Robert. Geronimo's sole survivor,
since 1914.
Geronimo and his Chiricahua
Apactes terrorized Arizona and
Western New Mexico in the 1870s
and 1380s. The cavalry never
could catch Geronimo. However
the willy chieftain surrendered tc
Gen. George Crook in March, 1886
The Apaches escaped while being
taken to Florida but were recap
tured in August Of 1886.
Geronimo was taken to Florida
then to Alabama and finally, in
1894, to Fort Sill, Okla. He died
there in 1909.
Kate Cross-Eyes was captured
in 1885 and imprisoned in St
Augustine, Fla, and Mount ver-
non. Ala. Later she was moved
to the Mescalero reservation here,
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Sam Bernard, 81, Dies;
Stage and Film Actor
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LOS ANGELES. July 7.-Sam
Bernard, 81, veteran actor Of the
Broadway stage and in Hollywood
movies, died here Wednesday Of a
heart ailment.
His body will be placed in a
family mausoleum in Union Field
Cemetery. Brooklyn. after services
here today.
Mr.. Bernard had been i'll nearly
a year. His movie work included
parts in the Dead End Kids series.
He is survived by his widow Kath-
crime and two sisters, Mrs. Lillian
Lee and Mrs. Hortense Sheldon,
both of Los Angeles.
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Mrs. MonoIy's Funeral
Will Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs
Ludwig E.. Manoly will be held al
II am. tomorrow in the St. Luke
Lutheran Church. Silver Spring
Burial will be In Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Mrs. Manoly. about 10, died
Wednesday at Washington SAM
tarium after a long illness. Long
la resident Of this area, she had
held high posts in numerous
patriotic and fraternal organiza-
tions.
Her husband lives at 9605
Bristol avenue, Silver Spring.
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I'm Mrnnrtant

WHITE. MARY C. Remembering this day
eight years ago, July q, 1942. when our
cherished mother, MARY c. WHITE,
went away
MID the crackle Of broken heartstrtngs
She left US with smile dtnused
BY q sudden brilliant glow.
We heipiessly followed the glow,
Knowing full well that an angel
Dared to trod the ethereal CLEAN.
YOUR BABY, EDNA.
YOUNG. ANN M. In loving memory OF
our dear mother, ANN M. YOUNG. who
departed this life twelve years ago today,
July z, 1888.
Mother, all we can do Is hope and pray
That we will join you some day,
But God took you with Him above,
TO share with Him her divine love.
Rest in peace.
HER LOVING CHILDREN, MOTHER
YOUNG, MAYME L. In sad but loving. re-
membrance Of our dear, beloved motner,
MAYME. 1. YOUNG, who departed tins
life two years ago today, July 2, 1901.
From one we've loved SO dearly
we can neved be apart,
For all we've shared togetner
Lives forever in our hearts:
SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
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Frederick B. TuttIe
To BE Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services for Frederick
B. Fritz Tuttle, As. reporter
and news editor in the Inter-
national News Service Bureau
here, will be held at 8 am. to-
morrow in Gawler's Chapel, 1756
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Burial
will be in st. Mary's Cemetery.
Mr.. Tuttle died Wednesday at
Emergency Hospital where he had
been patient since suffering a
heart attack in his Office a month
ago. He lived at 2120 North Troy
street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1950-07-07
Percy K. Fitzhugh Dies;
Wrote Books for Boys
BY The Asseeiated Pres.

ORADELL. N. j.. July Percy
X. Fitzhugh, whose books for boys
sold over a million copies. died
Wednesday night at the age of 73.
He had been Ill for several years.
Among his books for boys were
the Tom Slade, the Pee Wee
Harris and Roy Blakely series.
Evening star., 1950-07-07
MurshulI Alumni to Meet

DR.. Stewart H. Smith. president
|of Marshall College, Huntington,
wv. Va. will speak at a meeting
of local alumni Of the college at
s o'clock tonight in the Ambassa-
dor Hotel.
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At,,,riltt.n

&oRER. EIGE. There will be an unveiling
<nf q monument erected in memory Of
'Sfrs EIGE SOBER. at Kesher Israel Con-
<Fregation Cemetery, or Sunday. July 9,
1880, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends
*1nvited. THE SOBER FAMILY.
Evening star., 1950-07-07

The National Geographic Socie-
ty says many varieties Of truff1es
are found in Europe.
Evening star., 1950-07-07

Discovery of new planet near
the constellation Virgo is claim
ed by a Russian astronomer in
the Crimea.
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DpafhB

ALLEYNE, ROSA. Suddenly, on Thurs
#day, July 6, 1850, at her residence, 1879
kNorth Moore st, Rosslyn, Va ROSA
nd nnya asfy and al 1s Widow ase Of P
COUSINS and A1nS many slTShs trends Aer AZ isls
EFriday, July Z, friends may call at the
Snerai Home, 18th st. and Florida ave;
Snoons. from the Good will Baptist Church,
Pinr, Han Apa pastos In interment m Lincoln Me-
Emorial Cemetery.
aLLEYNE, ROSA. ofhcers and members
4 of Columbia Temple, No. Az,
EER$ I B. 2. @ z s.s1, q w " nansStar are nosi-
#AlV sorrow was held Thursday, July
e 81 8, 1850. at s pm. Elks serv-
a - ices Friday, July z, at pm,
Hath st. and Florida ave. NV Funeral
%Eaturday, July 8. at II noon, from the
Goodwill Baptist Church. 10th and You
ETHEL JAvINs, Daughter Ruler.
n GEoRGIANA HENRY, Secretary.
sBAssFORD of 2065 Park I'd. NV, be-
Aoved wife of Wallace D. Bassford, mother
Eof Homer c.. wallace o., Philip J. and
sWindheim Win n M and Samuel i T. Bennett. serv-
does at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, a90i I4th st. NV. on Monday,
EJuty III. AT S.oU h.Hn.t tacuCt " VIC
Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church,
where the holy sacrifice Of the mass VIII II
her soul Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
BAXTER, THOMAS MCKEE. on wednes-
day, July 5, 1850. at his residence S4l
As MCKEE BAXTER, beloved husband Of
Lillian Baxter. and father Of Patsy Bax-
vived by two sisters, Mrs Myrtle q Gass; e;
Washington, D. c. Remains resting at
the Ives Funeral Home. 2sa7 ;sa7.., Wilson ilrn
ices will be held Saturday, July 8, at 8
pm Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. q
BETKER, LYDIA r. Suddenly, on Thurs
day July q, 1850. at her residence, a6l1
Wisconsin ave. NV. LYDIA T. BETkEh;
daughter of the late John K. Betker and
Annie e. Betker, sister of Mrs. Alice
Brannan and Miss Amelia Hildebrand
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th St. NV, on SATURDAY;
July 8. at IL am. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery.
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bers of Charlotte Robinson
Court, No. z, Order Of Ca
AZ lanthe, are hereby notified TO
w attend the session of sorrow
6SeA. Saturday, July s, 1850, at
7:30 pm. at Odd Fellows
M Temple, for Sister MARTHA
E. BROWN. Funeral Monday,
July 10. at / pm. from the
Mount Gilead Baptist Church.
ELLA GRAVES, Worthy Counsellor.
LORIA BARNES,
Evening star., 1950-07-07
In Mpnt nrtant

BROWN, HENDERSON,. HENDERSON
ERNESTINE. In loving memory of oul
beloved father. HENDERSON BROWN
who passed away July 4, 1943. and oul
sister, ERNEST1NE HENDERSON, who
passed away July Z, 1941.
What happy days we once enjoyed
When we were all together,
But, oh. how changed 1t all Is now,
Since you have zone forever.
God saw the road was setting rough,
The hills were hard to climb;
He gently closed your loving eyes
And whispered, Peace be thine"
THE FAMILY .