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Evening star., 1950-11-17
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. 5-rm. frame. 8
bedrms. and bath. h.-w.h., gas.
near SCHOOLS sds and ste store; Lot 10oxs0
caPfToI AFT Ian HEIeHTs. a1ssT D'@ sio.75o-Essy
terms; 4-bedrm. home; yrs. old;
cLfPFoRD sHERTzER. RE. aaoi..
rambler. B bedrms.. dinette. tie
BATH, de luxe equipped kitchen, 81
T. liv: rm,; oil heat: full bsmt.
Only $11,5o0. FEKETE & CO.; Ii.
COLLEGE PARK. near Univ. Of Md.
4708 Guilford rd.-8-room detached
house ARRANGED for home, and in
come S,rI For details call ofhce Of A.
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-A charming
new Cape Cod brick: full bsmt.. gas
heat, copper plumbing, equipped
kitchen, expandable. dormered attic;
5s soek to yos Sena oreeG rsee ot Ss o
home for this.j FEKETE q CO.
602 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4O4O. III
GREEN MEAD0WS-Loveiy. Groom
home, near schools, shopping, bus;
ssoud sss ss d With sTnase s4se down xa'an and
ance. JOHN II. JOHNSON. WA.
HYATTsvILLE. one acre and two
story asbestos frame; three bed
rooms. tile kitchen and bath. in
closed back and front porches. base
ment. oil h.-w.h.. two-car garage:
S16.750. Assume first trust Of
/ $4,000. balance easy. ALVIN EP-
MT. RAINIER-Ideal location near
all conveniences and D. C. line;
lovely 2-bedroom bungalow, Just
newly painted; full dry basement
with outside entrance; situated on
will accept GI contract with 81. 100
down: conventional financing also
available. Call PERRY BOSWELL,
INC. WA. 450O. Open until s pm.
RIvERDALE-5 rms. and b.: oil INV.
h; $4,000, $7O0 cash. CICILY M.
GREGORY I'm Qln2. eVs. OIL. 2272
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BEVERLY HILLS

1st.-fir bedrm. and Va bath, liv. rm.
with corner firpl.. din. rm.. kit. and
util. rm.; 2 bedrms. and bath up:
extremely lge. screened porch; lovely
lot in this grand location: close to
schools. shopping. transp. and 5
minutes to Pentagon. Priced, SI9. 500,
with $11 900 lst trust commitment.
HICKS REALTY co.
3706 MT. VERNON AVE, ALEX.
AL: 1900; eyes,. OV. 6677, TIE. ABB.
TIE. 0S37.
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IT'S TOO RAD

The owner of this lovely home must
move away but it's your gain. This
2-year-old Colonial brick. home is
many extras. SIX large rooms. rec.
reatton room, screened porch,
Anchor fenced lot; conveniently To-
Gated in Silver Spring. Only S1S.-
500. Perfect spot for children.
Call till 8 pm. weekdays.
Sidney 2. Mensh & Co.
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WOODMOOR
PRICE REDUCED

One Of the most attractive
homes we have seen. and
located near Colesville I'd. in
Silver Spring. A Cape Cod
style brick home with rambler
advantages. Living rm. with
fireplace. dining rm.. modern
kitchen. 2 bedrms. and bath
on the LIST floor. Expansible
2nd floor that can easily be
finished when the family gets
larger. Dry bsmt. with recrea-
ton rm. Large Handicapped
lot. Conveniently located and
now priced for immediate sale.
Price. S16,250. Phone Mr..
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HoUsEs-sALE--Mp. tcent. j

10 ACRES
OF fine land. Modern 6-rm. home;
2.car garage; new cinder-block barn
With hayloft; on hard surface road,
miles from Four Corners. Price
$1S,950. $1,000 cash will handle.
Call Mrs. Hall, 81. 6033. cox g.
Coz. 81. O776.
S12.250-S15,25O
All modern. brick ramblers Of new
ss sSopena dsssn Schools hedrms cl9ss to
Mrs. Sickle, RA. $3.50; cox d. CO.,
81. 0775.
FREEMAN RAMBLER. SHOW PLACEl
Spacious liv.-dining rm.. firepl., 90
IT. picture window. patio. brick ter
race. Q bedrms., large closets. attic;
YOUNGSTOWN kitchen. Bendix; tool
OWNER. SI. nR7S.
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HILICREST
AN OPPORTUNITY

AN OPPORTUNITY
10 restore this 125-yr. .-old brick
dwelling Just O few blocks from the
Capitol can be yours for the very
reasonable price OF S10,960 on easy
terms. Ewes. RA. 9138. JOHN r.
s.e.. Ii. 3-o0S4. -17
KEPT IN FINE CONDITION
o-room. semitdet. brick with 2 large
screened porches, l block from bus
line, newly decorated; 3 bedrms.. full
dry bsmt.. oak floors. new cabinet
sink. gas stove. Servel refrigerator
To inspect, cali
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1897 pryNhsx hsxChYssyE KY 4 y III A.oo4o
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CARMODY HILLS

Asbestos shingle, two bed
rooms. living room. dining
room. kitchen with 7-ft. re-
frigerator and gas stove. bath.
completely insulated attic for
storage or bedrooms. with full
stairway and dormer. windows;
Oil h.-w.h.; large lot 70x1o0;
full basement with laundry
tubs.
o. B. ZANTZINGER co.
945 K ST. NV. MA. 1871.
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COUNTRY LIVING

Every city conv. and lots more, in
this trim and pretty white Cape Cod
bungalow. Entirely modern. lge.
rms; screened side porch: daylight
owner leaving city; must sell. Bar
gain at $4,000 with $1,000 dn.. nr.
q. of Md. and Beltsville Agri. Col
lege. Mrs. Nader. UN. 4314. COX
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ASSUME CT LOAN

Immediate possession. Two-bedroom
brick Colonial on large fenced lot
Living room with fireplace. 20-ft
long separate dining room, master
bedroom. full basement, gas heat
Approximately 3 years old. Cal
DI. 1015 till 8 pm.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC
HOME WITH A FUTURE
3 BEDROOMS-$12,950
This property is adjacent to . large
shopping. centers in, fast growing
NV. section. guaranteeing increas-
ing property value over the years,
Yet. today 1t furnishes wonderful
with with den pg and sarage. III S ideally suited stj
for beauty parlor. nursery. prac-
tictioner.. Don't hesitate on this
one. Call Mr.. Harris. SH 6430.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 x ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-17

UNUSUALLY CHARMING Mclean
section of nice homes. Large bed
rn1. and bath down; 8 bedrms. and
bath up. A very interesting and
attractive small home. most suit
able. for a couple with room for 2
children. White board fence. dog
wood. mulberry. and ash in your
own front yard. II your search
has failed to find your dream house
this may be it. Only s miles to
Wash. over Chain bridge. Priced
at S23.500 with substantial cash.
Observation-Disclosures: new brick
home. near St. Mary's school with
frequent bus service to Wash. Fire
place In good size liv. rm., large
din, rm. and pretty kit. There is q
h-bath on 1st r.: . Of the bed
rms. on End, will take twin beds.
The other is of GOOD size; full
basement. gas heat. Fairly priced,
SIG. 500 with FILA financing.
No Vacancies in Alexandria-Thi
large brick rooming house offers
good income for an experienced
couple. Figures show exceptionally
good returns as now being operated.
About $4,000 cash required If pres
ent trust assumed.
More details may be obtained by
calling. Mr.; Brown. TIE. 3445. or
CHARLEs r. HooFF. INC.
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CHEVERLY

st H.. den; 8 bedrms. on 2nd n
This 4S-ft. wide, 2-story stone
veneer and frame Colonial wa,
built as model house 8. years ago
prox. l50-ft. frontage. Priced al
only S17,950. UN. 1888; y Ewes.
UN. 1858.
FINCHAM & CO., Realtors
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ARLINGTON
CIRCLE THIS AID

Cleaning new 2-bedrm. and paneled
den brick rambler in outstanding
N. Arlington location; tile bath.
equipped kitchen with exhaust fan,
Bendix Economat. garbage disposal,
picture windows. Immediate pos
session. S16.500.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes st. at Wilson. ia. 4-16o0
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ALExANDRIA-Braddock Heights
Lovely all-brick Colonial; center
hallway. 8 master bedrms.. lge. liv.
fm.. banquet din. rm., big kit. full
bsmt,. two h baths. / full bath;
S21 $50. No. IA.
MARCUM REALTY co.
shirlington Business Ctr. XII $4,000.
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CHEVERLY
6205 Lombard st.
GI APPROVED-$15.500

6205 Lombard st.
GI APPROVED-$15.500
Open Daily. l Til Dark
3-bedrm BUNGALOW; living rm. with
fireplace. dining rm. and kit; ex-
pansible attic: full basement; oil h..
VIII; detached garage; large corner
lot. For sale by OWNER, OR. $500
or HY. 5s17. -17
DEFENSE HEIGHTS, $11,95O
Two bedrooms. brick bungalow with
expandable attic, living room. din
ing room. large kitchen. full bath,
situated on beautiful landscaped
corner lot. Assume large CT 4Ns
loan with low down payments.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC
SH. 5555. Realtors. Till Q PM.
Mt. Rainier Bungalow
Commercially Zoned, $11,80O
This 6-rm. BUNGALOW. located in Mt.
Rainier's business center. offers op-
portunity for a coZy home or con-
version into business or professional
use. WA. 1862; ewes, WA. 149S.
WILL ROGERS
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1R ACRES

I 70 hOIEO
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Only So. 800 down and $50 per month
to. qualify veteran for. this beauti-
minutes from Silver Spring and D.
C. line; Q bedrooms and bath on
first floor; full basement. outside
entrance: recreation room; fireplace;
level lot; only two blocks to school
and recreation center. one block to
bus. Only $40. $50. Call Mr., Cor
don. LO. 5-S705. evenings, Satur-
day and Sunday.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
NA
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Are you tired Of looking at houses
that all look alike? Would you
ike something with a little charac.
ter. charm and individuality. some.
thing with 2 large bedrooms and
with a fireplace that really looks
like something, not Just a hole IN
the wall: have you set your mind
on a separate dining room. and
well-pianned kitchen with breakfast
nook. and in case You are net 30
ing to buy anything unless II has q
nice large -screened-in rear porch
and couple of room upstairs and
. Observation-Disclosures appt
to inspect. call
ARLIE l.. JOHNSON co.
3402 Conn. Ave. OR. ZOO
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Mt. Rainier Bungalow
TEMPLE HILLS
2423 MINI. Ave. 8,

WEST HYATTSVILLE
II you are looking for q bargain take
look at 1927 33rd ave-. S11 $50;
2-bedrm. bungalow with 2 bedrms
in finished attic; fenced yard.
KIRKS REALTY CO., RE. 3614.
Ewes. RA S3SR. Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

CHEVERLY AREA-$10,875
Assume CT loan on this 3-bedrm..
asbestos shingle home in q new
neighborhood; reasonable down pay
ment and S5S.26 per mo. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. WA. 1856
and UN. | 1R6 ia
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BRADLEY BLVD.
NEW CAPE COD
Attractive Broom home with ex-
pansible 2nd floor. roughed in
for 2 additional bedrooms and bath;
full basement; ideal location and
priced at $20,50o. Call Mr.. Bell
FRED A. SMITH co.
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COLORED-415 B ST. Sc
Well-built 8-rm. and bath house in
good condition; English basement;
small down payment on reas terms
Call Mr. Robinson, MI. 6071.
JOHN r. PINKETT. INC.
1902 N. ]. Ave. DU. 0707
Evening star., 1950-10-15
1850 Expected 10 Attend
Police Boys Club Benefit

More than $500 persons are ex-
pected to attend the benefit open
house" of the Women's Auxiliary
of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club scheduled for 4 to 7 pm.
today at the home Of its presi-
dent. Mrs. Joseph Leon Arnold,
Walnut Hill, Falls Church, Va.
All proceeds will go to the
equipment fund Of the two police
boys clubs in Scotland, Md.
Co-chairmen of the event are
Mrs. Robert j. Barrett, wife of
the police superintendent, and
Mrs. Henry A. Hornthal.
Among the leaders expected to
attend are Maj. Barrett, Assistant
Supt. of Police Walter Storm:
Robert c. Simmons. president of
the Police Boys Club board; Wash
B. Williams, last years campaign
chairman; Charles B. Dulcan, vice
president: Max harrington, exec
utive secretary; James Collif1ower,
John A. Reamon. Roy Garrity,
and Morris Cafritz, all past presi-
dents.
Supreme Court Justice Clark
and Attorney General McGrath,
both honorary members Of the
board, also are expected to attend.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Press Gallery Aide,
Tony Demmo, Hurt
While PIoyinu Golf

Anthony P. (Tony) Demma,
assistant superintendent of the
House press gallery, suffered q
broken arm yesterday when he
tumbled into a creek after play
ing a difficult side-hill golf shot
on the first hole Of the Fort Du-
ponr golf course.
Mr.. Demma had played nine
holes and was starting the sec
ond nine when the accident hap
pened. He was standing off bal
ance. playing shot to the green
after finding trouble, when the
force of his follow through sent
him tumbling into the border
ing stream.
Mr.. Demma was sent to Prov
idence Hospital, where he was to
remain overnight. His arm was
broken in several places near the
wrist.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Mrs. Ernest Cooper Dies
In Warrenfon at 96
Special Dispatch TO The Stor

WARRENTON, Va, Oct. IA
Mrs. Ernest Cooper. 96, socially
prominent Warrenton resident,
died this afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Cooper was the former
Miss Mary Harrison Randolph.
daughter of the late Mai. Beverly
Randolph and Mrs. Mary Conway
Randolph of Wildwood. Va.
She was first married to Percy
w. Charrington of Burys Court,
Surrey, England. and Is survived
by their three children. Arthur M.
r. Charrington of Warrenton;
Mrs. William w. Whittle, jr., Nor
folk, and Mrs. Arthur j. Mac
Harness, Petersfield, Eng.
Mrs. Cooper later married Ern-
est Cooper, who died six years ago.
Except for seven years residence
in England after her first mar
riage, Mrs. Cooper has been a life
long Warrenton resident.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. Monday at st. James Epis-
copal Church here. y
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Rent Examiner Approves
7 Apartment Increases

A District rent control examiner
has approved a IA per cent in
crease in rentals for apartments
at 5000 Connecticut avenue and
one of nearly 10 per cent for units
at 1871 New Hampshire avenue
NV.
The increases may go in effect
in 10 days unless appealed to the
District Rent Control Administra-
tion.
The new rentals for 149 units
at 5000 Connecticut avenue would
range from $50 to STA a month,
as compared with the former
range of from. $3.50 to 500.
The 165 units at 1871 New
Hampshire avenue would range
from $52.25 to $89.10 a month.
Rents now range from $47.50 to
$81.
The increases were requested on
grounds of increased operating
costs and higher real estate taxes.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
George Joseph De Nent
To Be Buried Tomorrow

Graveside services for George
Joseph De Ment. 80. a Washing
ton resident who died recently in
Wyoming where he was stationed
with the Interior Department. will
be held at 2 pm. tomorrow in
Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. De Ment died Unexpectedly
on October 6 at Heart Mountain,
Wyo.. near Cody. He was sent to
the Cody Office two years ago.
Born in Washington, Mr.. De
Ment was the son of Benjamin r.
and the late Mabel De Ment. He
attended parochial schools here,
later served three years in the
Army and had worked several
years for Interior here before 1941.
Mr.. De Ment served for two
years with the Marines in the
South Pacific, returning to Gov
ernmert service after the war.
Besides his father, who lives at
$50 North Carolina avenue Sc,
he leaves his wife, Mrs. Ethel De
Ment; son, Donald, 13, and a
daughter, Gail, 6.
Also surviving are two brothers,
Raymond L. De Ment. 1130 Mary
land avenue NE. and Paul c. De
Ment, 1911 D street NE, and
three sisters. Mrs. Helen A. Drew,
who lives with her father; Mrs.
Earl Skillman of Alexandria, Va,
and Mrs. j. r. Hildebrand of Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
College Girl Killed, 10 Hurt
In Jersey Bus-Auto Crash
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct.
14.-A railways bus and pas
senger car collided today, the bus
plunging down a 20-foot embank-
ment. An 18year-old college girl
was killed and 19 others injured.
Police said the bus careened
through a guard rail after the
crash and slid down the bank into
q field. 1t sheared off telephone
pole on the way down, leaving it
suspended by it's wires.
Dead on arrival at Middlesex
General Hospital here was Miss
Cynthia I. Mcdonald, 18, of
Southport, Conn, who was driving
the car. Police said she was a
student at Bennett Junior College
in New York City.
The passenger car, a convertible
coupe with four passengers, was
completely demolished, police said.
OF the 10 brought to Middlesex
General Hospital here, Is were
treated for minor injuries and re-
leased. Three were admitted but
hospital spokesmen said they were
not in critical condition.
The bus, driven by Donald c.
Cantwell of Silver Spring, Md,
was bound from New York to
Raleigh, N. C.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Rites 10 Be Held Tomorrow
For Former Slave, III

Funeral services for 111-year-
old Alexander Willis, once a .vir-
ginia slave, will be held at pm.
tomorrow in the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. Burial will be In
Orange. Va.
Mr.. Willis died Thursday In
Gallinger Hospital after a few
weeks illness.
Born on an Orange County
plantation. Mr.. Willis remembered
his master and often recalled his
adventures during the Civil War.
He came to Washington in 1928,
after the death of his second wife.
He had rs children and 40 grand
children. A son, Armstead Willis,
lives at 1925 Twelfth street NV.
For the last few years, Mr.. Willis
lived at the home of Mrs. Mary
Colston, 1916 Eleventh street NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Car Pushed Off Span,
; Die in Raritan River
BY the Associated Press

PERTH AMBOY. N. j.. Oct. IA
Two women and q man plum
meted to death in the Raritan
Riven today in an auto which was
showed through an open draw
bridge by another car.
A fourth occupant of the auto
leaped to safety just before the
vehicle plunged off the Victory
Bridge which connects Perth Am
boy and South Amboy.
State police. coast guardsmen
and diver grappled for the
auto for nine hours in the swift
running tide before it was raised
from 80 feet of water and the
bodies recovered.
The victims, all colored, were
identified by State police as Flea
nor Cook. 26. Woodbridge; Mrs
Mary Auburn, %, and William
Taggert. 40. both Perth Amboy
Miss Inez Gibson, Perth Amboy
jumped to safety.
State police of the Keyport bar
racks said the drawbridge was
open to allow boat to pass and
the death car was halted at the
barrier when it was struck in the
rear and showed into the river
The driver of the second auto
was identified as Julius Gural OF
Carteret. Police said mandatory
charges of reckless driving and
causing death by automobile will
be filed against him.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Departing Missionaries
To Hear Msgr. Sheen

Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen will
preach at a departure ceremony
for six Holy Cross missionaries
at 8 o'clock tonight at the Holy
Foreign Mission Seminary Chapel,
First street and Harewood road
N. E.
This will be the first official
appearance of Msgr. Sheen as the
new national director of the Prop
agation of the Faith Society. He
also will lead the congregation
in prayers for the missionaries
all graduates of the University
of Notre Dame, who are leaving
for India.
They are: the Rev. John w.
Kane. Milwaukee; the Rev. Ed
ward A. Massart. Seattle; the Rev.
Paul Shea, Oak Park, Ill: the
Rev. Joseph Tierney, New York;
the Rev. Adrien st. Marie, Port
land, Greg, and Brother Lorenzo
Powers, Atlantic City, N. j.
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1n Mrtttnrtaitt

BUTLER. LUCY ANN. In sad but loving
memory Of my dear mother. LUCY ANN
BUTLER. who died 80 years ago today,
october 15. 1918.
MAY her soul rest in peace.
HER SON. BENJAMIN T. BUTLER.
MAMIE F. In loving memory
of a dear wife and mother, MAMIE F.
COLEMAN, who passed away 16 years
ago today, October Is, 1884.
Mother you left beautiful memory;
sorrow too great to be told;
But to us who loved and lost You.
Your memory will never grow old.
WESLEY: EARLE AND FLORENCE
JONES, MAMIE S. (nee CARTERl, AND
KERMIT L. Sacred to the love and mem
ory of our dear mother and sister. NAN
ME 8. JONES tnee Carter. who departed 1
and our loving brother and nephew,
KERMIT L. JONES' who left us IA. years
ago. September 20: 1885 We think OF
resting where no shadows fall. In perfect
peace they await us all"
THE FAMILY.
MRKs q asss aoBahH sRer vi Il 8yRs w. R
who departed this life IL years age
today. October IS. 1889.
Loving thoughts of one so dear
r. Often bring bring, silent tear; tear n..+
Time rolls on. but memory lasts.
DAUGHTERS. RUTH AND ESTHER.
WIkHAM H. s5 ovrA AND san
SSf our father; WILLIAM N H. NIGH9LLs a9LI
WHITE NICHOLS. who are now in
Paradise. We pray that your souls are
contented and that your rest is peaceful
Dear Jesus. watch over these.
our dear parents.
LOVING SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
STEVENS, MARY /. In loving memory Of
er rvvhas dsas wifi wife la and mother. NARY
Memories are treasures no one can steal
Death leaves wound no one can heal.
You live with, us in memory still,
HUSBAND AND, CHILDREN.
TAYLoK. JOHN +; In sad but lovina
TAYLOR. who died seven years ago today
October 10. 1943.
Nav his soul rest in peace.
TAYLOR. MAGGIE L. In fond and lovina
MaeGE ny who asSassa TS th,
life 35 years ago today. october Is. 1915
do not need a special day
To bring YOU to nv mind.
The days I do not think of you
,o,,,,4n Are ,,gy ysTy hard M to find;
WASHINGTON. CHARLOTTE. In sad but
mother. CHARLoTTE WAsH1NGToN, who
departed this life 20 years ago today
October IS, 1880.
Twenty years have passed.
dear grandmother,
And my heart is just the same.
NY THOUGHTS will always be of you.
DEVOTED GRANDSON. s1i5s sStR EARL EAsroN. .
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Grace 6. Strange Dies;
Former WCA EmpIoye

Funeral services for Miss Grace
G. Strange, So, a former YWCA
employe and Government worker.
will be held at 10 am. tomorrow
in st. Matthew's Cathedral. Burial
will be in George Washington
Cemetery.
Miss Strange died Thursday at
Emergency Hospital after an ILL.,
ness of several months. She lived
at 1701 H street NV.
She was born in Pawtucket,
r. l., and attended business col
lege there. A Washington resident
since 1919. Miss Strange formerly
worked for the YWCA as a supply
clerk for Is years. She became a
typist for the Army Air Forces in
1941 and was stationed at the
Pentagon at the time of her death.
She was a member of st. Matthews
parish.
Miss Strange is survived by a
sister, Mrs. Mary T. Neville of
Taunton, Mass, and q brother,
James McKenna Strange, Phila-
delphia.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Unions TO Publish Paper
During Pittsburgh Strike
BY the Asseeioted Press

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 14.-Unions
representing more than $500
Pittsburgh newspaper employees
thrown out of work by strike of
200 mailers against the city's three
daily newspapers announced to-
night they are starting immediate
publication of daily and Sunday
newspaper.
Spokesmen for the unions said
the first edition of the stop-gap
paper. called the Pittsburgh Daily
Reporter, will go on sale tomor-
row at cents copy.
The Spokesmen added the prof.
ect is entirely non-profit and is a
Service to the community in rec
ognition of the fact that the pub
lie has been without a daily news
paper and thus greatly inconveni-
enced."
There is no sign of a settlement
in the two-week- old strike of the
mailers which closed down the
morning Post Gazette and the
afternoon Press and Sun-Tele-
graph.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Services 10 Be Held Today
For Mrs. Bessie LauqhIin

Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie
M. Laughlin, widow Of j. Page
Laughlin, who died Thursday at
her home, Montressor. near Lees
burg. Va, will be held at 3 pm.
today in the Hines Funeral Home.
290l Fourteenth street NV. Fol-
lowing cremation. burial will be in
Union Cemetery. Leesburg.
Mrs. Laughlin was born in
Marquette. Mich. daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. H. Merritt. She
was married to Mr.. Laughlin in
1907. and in 1909 the couple
came to Loudoun County and
established their home at Mon
tressor.
Mrs. Laughlin belonged to the
First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
in Washington, and was a member
OF the Leesburg Garden Club.
Surviving are two nieces and
four nephews.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
7 Die as a Planes Figure
In z Collisions in Britain
By the Assoejuied Press

bT me NSSotIufed FTe$S
LONDON, Oct. 14.-Three Royal
Air Force planes and Mosquito
bomber believed to be from the
Belgian air force collided in two
separate crashes tonight. At least
seven airmen were killed.
All four planes were taking part
in the giant Exercise Emperor"
in which aircraft from the United
States and Western Europe were
helping test Britain's air defenses.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Clyde w. Pope Dies

GENEVA, N. Y, Oct. IA o.
Clyde w. Pope, one of the founders
Of the New York Curb Market and
former publisher of the New York
Mining Age. died today after a
two-week illness. He was about 10.