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DrathB

% arday. ApPii 1; 1863, RosERT |; ~ BEL:
hns6aH2d l@ns1a2 ,.f.r q Bessie Bell Notice Of
rEN1aN : 1883 sAsEA zsEAH agsgAN 2H EfNsfasi A2ssl Asl
Holmead pl. NV. She, is survived hy
sisters TIVE fwe oss onSss
mains RESTING with L. E. MURRAY 4
S1 s1 esH ad97 .eF eTh St 1 Monasy %nsEe pr Ifnas
Funeral and interment in sumpter.
sENNETr, SUSAN RIERNE PATTON. on
Friday, April 3 1853. ct her home. 33
fAToSa fkAslSFea sENNT Sa5 T SSIeAsd R4issf Eis
White Miller and ,rrandmother Of Eliza
B. patton. Col. NJ Humes Patton. o.
Mrs. Richard W Walker and Miss
shs0' a service: stGnd snd IN nt.Tmens 4n uhSn
BERRETT. ANNA BELLE tnee CLARKl.
sgGdeny S on Th 5fday; APRIL 1naa AsK s5s
Of Mrs. Charles. Downs. Mrs. W. D.
cissell and Walter seFrest IT, Services Services
Home fFom ts North vi anG afkPsT aVe
Baltimore, Nd. on Monday. April 6. at
j pm. interment Loudon Park Gene
terry.
BLAKE, WILLIAM J.. sR; Suddenly: on
Rof'fss; Aito Hospital. ARln wfiLi&AS & " BLAZE. Ss
ST.. beloved husband Of Ursula B:
Blake ssfk psE 1ss Rs7 Wsm father y BLAKE % AndreT md o
RiddeT q san Antonio. Tex: Funeral
from the Collins Funeral Home. 1921
1tth st. NV RsSu,em on T1esqay: mass AStl pt ST.
Michaels Church, Silver Spring, Md,
at $3.50 an Interment Arlington sa-
ckS4lip ASTli j. Lf55s is5s faAN a he M0ntse%sIy IN
FRANes1s BLoop beloved husband q
sos p hd sHrns tasr RGod Of John MfshsesS Bood
dsit6ersSurr; Nd. Also SURVIVING are
zig Home. MT BSSf
Md.: where seyices yill io be = helS In.srn on
nnent Forest oak Cemetery.
BuMGARDNER, BURGESS; og Tues Tues
aHApNEs caH aHssn Of i iOis S1ss ave-: Fa.Tnont
Heights. Nd, husband Of Lucy Bum
Gardner. and father Of Ora Gee Smith
Zee e rriRSfH smi1S He also leaves four brothsrs.
relative: ara msny friends; ;;-,.rSu After =. 5
lnVited Ii AS9"a;lll e csll q the new jerusalem
Baptist Church. 1925 57th ave-, Chapel
oaks. Nd. where funeral services will
Be held on Tuesday; April Z, et l1:39
am. Interment Arlineton NATIONAL
Cemetery. Arr0neenents by Jarvis.
CALLAN. GUIDA CHARLES. On Wed.
nesday, April 1, 1858, ct his residence.
sO5 Langley dr., Clifton Park: Silver
Sprint, Md. GUIDA CHARLES CAL:
Ian, father Of Mrs. Claude Reulogle
Of Hyattsville. Nd. William Holmead
Callan Of Silver Spring. Nd. and @.
Christopher Callan Of Silver Spring,
April g. ct the s. H. Hines Co, Funeral
Home, 29o1 14th st. NV; thence t9
St. Camillus Catholic Church. S70l
Carroll ave, Silver Spring, Nd. where
the holy sacrifice Of the mass Will be
held et 9 am. for the repose Ct MS
soul. Tnterment Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
cHPErAN, NICHOLAS. A special COM
munication Of st: Johns
g. !!ij d :;
" for the purpose OF attsnding
the funeral of our late brother, NICHO-
ANS ALFRED M, sTICKNEY. W. N.
JOHN J. BARNES, Jr.. Sec.
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seeing action in the Mexican
border campaign. He also served
in World War /.
Mr.. De Zerne came to Wash
ington 10 years ago. going into
his own business in 1947.
He was a member of the ma
tional, State and local plumbing
and heating associations, and of
Luther Place Memorial Church.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Edith p. De Zerne; two sons,
George H. De zerne of the South
Adams street address. and Wilbur
r. De zerne of Al East Reed ave-
nue.. Alexandria, Va: a sister,
Mrs. Anne Kissah of Salisbury,
N. c.. and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at noon Tuesday in Chambers
funeral home, Fourteenth and
Chaplin streets NV. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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6. K. Ihrockmorion, @,
Former Official Of RCA
BY the Assoeiassd Press

CLEARWATER, Fla, April 4.
Kenneth Throckmor-
ton, 68. former vice president of
the Radio Corp. Of America, died
in a hospital here today after an
illness of two weeks.
Mr.. Throckmorton moved to
this area in 1850 from Asheville,
N. c. At one time he lived at
Pennington. N. j.
After afiliation early in his
career with the Link Belt Co. of
Chicago, he later was associated
with Sears Roebuck & Co. He
then Joined E. T. Cunningham,
Inc, radio tube manufacturing
firm, and later was the COM
pany's president.
He was president Of RCA Man
ufacturing Cos from 1887 to
1942 and executive vice president
of RCA for q year after that.
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William ]. BIake,.60
Retired VA Attorney,
GU Graduate, Dies

William ]. Blake, so, retired
Veterans Administration attor-
ney. died Thursday at Mount Alto
Hospital.
Mr.. Blake, retired from the
VA two years ago as a legal field
supervisor after 80 years service.
At one time. he was legal con-
Sultant to the VAS board Of ap-
peals and had Travelled through
out the United States and the
Philippines as an adjudicator.
Born in Danbury, Conn.,. he
was a graduate of Niagara IN. "
University and obtained a law
degree from Georgetown Univer-
sity. He worked for the New
York Bonding Co.. before he
joined the Army. He served
overseas as q sergeant with the
7th Infantry Regiment of New
York.
Mr.. Blake was a member Of the
knights Of Columbus; Costello
Post of the American Legion. and
the Holy Name Society of st.
Michael's Church, Silver Spring,
Md.
For the past year, he had lived
at 1887 East-West highway
Silver Spring, but for many
years his home was at 1347
Kalmia road NV.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Ursula Betz Blake; two sons.
Andrew Betz Blake, 1907 East
West highway, Silver Spring. a
student at George Washington
University, and William j.
Blake. jr., an Army private at
Camp Breckenridge, KY, and a
daughter. Mrs. Magdalene Rid
der. San Antonio, Tex. A brother,
George F. Blake, New York, and
four sisters, Mrs. Jack TAFT,
Fairfax, Va, Mrs. Joseph Man
nion, Bethel. Conn.,, and Mrs.
Katherine Keane and Mrs. John
Barry. both Of Danbury, also
survive.
Funeral services will be held
at 9:30 am. Tuesday at st.
Michael's Church. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Tn Mrntnrta1tt

LUsBY.. LENA BEYER. In loving mem
ory Of my. dear mother, LENA BEYER
LUsBY. who left me April 8. 1941.
DO i forget? No. in my heart there
where hid from mortal eyes
Dweils strong and true, a love
Inat never dies or fprgets.
DAUGHTER, VIOLA L. SOBHY.
MARTIN, LOUISE D. In loving mem
MARTIN, who left us thirty years ago,
Easter Sunday.
We had a. wonderful mother.
VINO had heart as pure as gold;
A mother so dear to US
That her memory will never grow old.
DEySIEP oSIEPISSs sSTs iaGES5 fA%kFNcE NiSEI
MCDOWELL. SUE. In memory Of my
BELOVED DssSnS mother. SUE MCDOWELL. who
IL, 1949.
The good Lord took you away from me
But you left space within my breast
r9SS sSS4Sa 3 SRs SzudHffR 81 diH A. BERTHA
SINKFIELD, EDWARD. In loving and
iond remembrance Of our dear husband
and father EDWARD SINKFIELD, who
PASSED away April 5. 1852.
Deep in our hearts lies a picture
OF loved one laid to rest;
In memory's frame we shall keep 1t,
WIFE e. Ts AND Sfs 6AtGHRE 81 5eh Hfss
TARLTON, LAURA STEWART. In mem
oy, ory Of my my beloved wife. Mrs. LAURA
eternal rest twenty-four years ago
aSssAABs IHSszi ABtil ARCHIE Il 1gzs' rARLroN.
TRACEY, REBECCA j.. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother, REBECCA J.
TRACEY, who passed away April s,
p n,- l.o.t. ,,o... ..- ,..
:, sweetly. tenderly. fond and. true;
There Is not day, dear mother,
That we do not think Of you.
AND MABEL NEWGAN. n @O
WALKER. MARY FLORENCE. In mem
ory Of my beloved wife. MARY FLOR
ENCE WALKER (nee Mollie Reed, who
died April 3: 1912; She was the mother
{. Walker. Mrs. Hiida Elizabeth Tyner
and Mrs. Gladys Elyria. White. She
was 2 noble woman:
WALKER. ~ ~ e.
WASHINGTON. FRANK 4. A tribute
husband. FRANK r. wAsHiNGToN,
Ens,l xn9 SeD1FssS g is4SI to the sreat beyond
Treasured thoughts Of one so dear
Often bring q, silent tear;
thoughts return to scenes, long past.
TTW1,rpI Tims T1lls On; Orb but msmSTies last
WOODSON, DIR. CARTER GOODWIN. A
tribute OF love and devotion to the
memory OF my esteemed cousin. Or.
passed away three years ago, April
3, 1880
Upright and honest, true and kind,
Few in this world his equal you'n fnd'
life full Of sacrifice brought to an
end.
He proved by, his work he was man
kinds friend.
With affectionate regards,
HIS COUSIN. ELIZA B. JACKSON.
WRIGHT, ELIZABETH SMITH. In low
ing remembrance of our beloved daugh-
ter. ELIZABETH SMITH WRIGHT,
who passed away one year ago. April
8. 1852.
We lost the key to living
When we lost you. Elizabeth. dear;
This world is dark without you,
Though you are always near.
YOUR BRoKEN-HEARTED MOTHER,
PEARL MERRY. *
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{: Eli Perry, Retired
Police Lieutenant

c. Eli Perry, 81, retired police
lieutenant, died yesterday at his
home, 4011 Fessenden street
NV.
1t. Perry Joined the Police De-
partment in 1919 and retired in
August, 1949, as night super
visor attached to administrative
headquarters.
In 1924 he was commended for
his work In a murder case. Dur
ing that year he was stationed
at the old Tenley Town substa-
ton around the corner from the
present No. 8 precinct.
1t. Perry had served at the 5th,
9Th, 18th and 14th precincts, and
was a lieutenant at the 9th and
10th precincts.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Annie M. Perry; two brothers,
John B. and Wilbert j. Perry,
and a sister, Miss Ethel Perry,
all Of Washington. N-.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Tuesday at Hysong's
funeral home, 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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died Friday.
in Mount Alto
Hospital after
an illness Of a
year.
A native Of
Wnkesboro, N.
c., Mr.. D e.
Zerne was a
graduate of
the Denver
0Colo.1' Uni-
versity Bnsf-
ness School.
He served in
the Army from
1911 to 1917,
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QIarns nf Chunks


who came to my assistance and showed
sympathetic interest during the illness
and At ths PPaEsstnE P ny ysTES Sf1CEsd
am deeply grateful and sincerely
thankful rs4HER MaE sOf suTEER SIisi y0si 0ssuiTroN.
BUTLER, WALTER J. The family Of
the late WALTER J; BUILEE .hss wishes
to the many relatives, friends and
neiehbors for their expressions Of sym
pathy, floral tributes. telegrams. cards
MRS. II HzATTiE Butler AND FAMILY,
DALEY. CLARA Z. The family Of the
late CLARA Z. DALEY wishes to ex-
ndt hs1 idr ss Sg e many
sympathy = floral tributes and assistance
durtng our recent bereavement, n
MSSi SaSSoRdE MEpEEBB T. EBBA1EEIy! E PARKER 8. sH'
GATHER, 1T. ERNEST &. The family
OF the late 1t. ERNEST r.. GATHER
wishes to thank the many friends and
SS Endless dGT ns and ass of their cars
MRS. MRS. LAVEuRN AVE S c. GATHER. 6'
HARAB, sAIDI. The, family Of the late
sAIDI HARAB wishes to thank ian ,hsie tas
expressions OF TIE izRpaatAnRsAB paARAB FAMILY.
LEIGH, LESTER LEROY. The parents,
Mr. and I'm Mrs smes and Mes Lelsn LeroS a1S
ffeiEs ffFaHaUsfffInssr 81 IEsrER R LEso9 o LEIGH. wish
to express their appreciation to the
friends SrnS 1or tSe resant
~men' 0i 'nen SO"' THE FAMILY.
MARLOW.. JOHN E. The family Of the
s1nnrssistion 1Se sE and oM to express T thanks to
the Rev. A. j. Allen. choir and ofdcial
board Of the First Baptist Church. the
OF Masons, visiting pastors. soloist for
the comforting act Of sympathy sxI
pressed in cards, telegram;SS G Tn;S,,t persona Ma
nSses sS sorss to bsnf snf the Ma%s
Services for the tender manner in
EvEEyS vTS64o MARkRRM ARkRYE So6EE, %56E l9qIsE 9qEP
PAuGHTEEss, BERN0NM EIS sNIr MARL6II. SE2I
AGNES POE, NIEcEs,
PETERS; FANNY The family anil Of .hs.lsts the late
thank their many friends for their
sympathy. assistance, kindness ana
beautiful nOrai tributes; r,u,,v
Swse q tse ats DEnns bEps WHFFER hs
of 1928 Kenyon st. NV. wish TO eX-
press their sppreciation to-. to the .,na;I,y many
for their acts Of kindness and expires.
Sions Of sympathy during their recent
Oe"''"'"'' THE FAMILY.
RUSSELL, AMANDA 4; The family Of
wish to express deepest gratitude to the
Rev. Andrew Tyler of Capital View
BAPTIST Church. and the Rev. Robert
Cherry of the Cherry Founda ton, Hor-
tens Funeral Home. Inc, the many
fffends and relatives for the cards,
flowers and assistance at the passing
Of our loved one. -
THE RUSSELL FAMILY.
gYPHAX. WESLEY H. We wish to thank
the Rev. J D. Pair: the neighbors and
friends: our co-workers: the choir: Pro.
gresSive Club: members and ofhcers of
St. Johns Baptist Church. Arlington.
Va. and the Sunshine rlnh nf Nj.
Olive Baptist Church. Arlington. Va:
for their services end expressions OF
n1ent of WESLEY H SVPHAX.
ALMA D. SYPHAX AND THE FAMILY.
WHITLOW. JAMES A.. SR. THE family
of the late JAMES A. WHITLOW, Sr:
wish to thank their manv friends and
neikhbcrs for the flowers EXPRESSIONS
of sympathy and acts of kindness in
their recent bereavement
THE FAMILY.
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Discovery Of AIeutiuns

ATTU, Aleutian Islands. A
Danish sailor in the Russian
Navy, Capt. Vitus Bering, dis
covered the Western Aleutian
Islands in I741.
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S, 500 Visit White House

WASHINGTON. - The White
House is visited by an average
OF $500 persons each weekday
on private or conducted tours.
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|HubertC.. Dezerne;
Owner Of Plumbing
And Healing Firm

Hubert C. De Zerne, So. Of 2527
South Adams street, Arlington,
Va, owner of the n. c. De Zerne
Plumbing and Heating Co.,
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HIT Mrti1nrtaiit

NORMAN F. In loving mem
NORMAN +. COLBURN, who died two
years ago today, April 8. 1851.
Some day we hope to meet him,
Some day we know not when,
To clasp his hand In better land,
Never to part again.
LOVING WIFE, MARY A. COIsBURN,
AND CHILDREN, LORRAINE AND
NORMAN.
EDELIN,. MARIA L. In memory of my
dear mother, MARIA L. EDELIN,, VINO
departed this life eighteen years ago to-
day. April 5, 1895.
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps you to forget.
But time so far has only proved,
How much / miss you yet.
LOVING DAUGHTER. MARGARET Lee
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AnuPiltttn

FRANKIE. NATALIE. An unwilling Of
AT. mS%HTHE e tSs Ts%STY % be Sf had ths
on Sunday, April 12, 1868, ct Q p.m...
at the United Hebrew Cemetery, Wash:
tngton- Baltimore blvd. Relatives and
''lelf Mrs FRANK1E AND FAMILY.
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EDMUNDS. ELIZABETH IIZZIE) AND
HENRY. In loving remembrance Of my
zTEl and HENRY EpMuNDs. Who de-
April 5, 1850, respectively. A tribute
Ct love to my brother, HENRY.
The good Lord took you from US.
Because it was, His will;
Today. we bow in humble submission =.
And say, '"The Lord is righteous still. ."
THEIR DAUGHTER, LILLIAN BAR
BOUR; SON-IN-LAw. DELLIE BAR
BOUR: HIS BROTHER. ARTHUR
GRANT, ANNIE, JESSE AND NETTIE. In
loving memory OF our beloved sisters
@ iife at Htoth shis time @ q % the yesr. @ ads ASNiE
GRANT. April 8, 1850; JESSE GRANT.
March GO, 1850. and NETT1E GRANT.
April 10. 1949.
Away in the land of the sunrise,
Separated by Heavens door.
Our loved ones are patiently waiting.
Not dead. just gone before:
HOLMES. LUCY A. A tribute Of love ana
DEVOTION 70 the memory Of my beloved
Sser Sss into aUcx s.rmns ToLM HI. ssr.. who
MhEa Hi '0fssi pssyioATGD FED son FRANK n.
HOWlSON, HELEN; In sad but loving
HOWISON. who departed this life fif-
teen years ago today. April : 1898.
AND VERENA A. HoWISON.
LEWIS. O'ROURKE J. Passed away one
year ago today. April 5, 1852.
Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for me:
May there be no mourning ct the bar
When ! put out to sea.
Safe in the arms of Jesus,
Safe ON His gentle breast,
There by His love overshadowed
Sweetly his soul shall rest.
We loved him. but God loved him best
LOVING WIFE. BEATRICE: DEVOTED
DAUGHTER, RUTH; SISTER, EVE
LYN. AND FAMILY.
LOGAN, FRANCIS BOSTIC. In loving
memory Of our unforgettable mother,
FRANCES BOSTIC LOGAN, who de-
parted this life three years ago today.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, LUNETTE
AND BOBBY
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DpathB

CHI: KUOK. On Saturday, April 4,
nIS;,5sSS. 1922. It,c at cGeorgetown UniveEsity Hos
st. Arlington, Va Remains SH NUssa festinz zosn at
Home q Robert x. Fumphrey. Bethesda,
MoS;,dswn MMo;, wneFs prayers win be offered on
Mdes Forest Oak Cemetery. daithersburs.
CHRISTIAN, HRS NICHOLAS. on Friday.
Aespt isSs aisHoIAGs 81 Ge0Sss cRIS4aRs MISa4shRstGa e
W. pinser and Peter Christian Of s; cieye-
ttrna' trn.i' oni3, u, and John Christian Of De-
srch ss FSneralF FEenss Hems Ros4 %sy cen at the
Mass Mas. win be offered at St. stephens
Cnnrcn. 25th st: and Pa. ave. NV.
%ent Gn MG1dny: Gsdsi A|I A|RTi 8 =: am. Inter
CLAGETT. BERTHE 3. ON rhursdav
April z, 1853. at her home. 40i North
TiE ssS'i ssTESsNss SssNsSsserseaIs Gnxosf Nj sFR ts.
osSsf iii 4lbert Ct 49osTs W. e..st W csset IT, a
Gsrmantcwn, Nd; Wilson 1. Ciaeett.
a: Mrs: Robert w. Moore Of Seattle, Wash:
orie 81 st.Hen: MTs Mary Brown Miss Mar
Fred Marth Of Germantown, Nd. and
oscar ]. Stevens Of Bethesda, Md. Also
rests asf seven s gansesl M
Home. Gaithersburg. Nd. where fu-
nera! services will be held on Sunday.
opE ooSEE1 cs;n.tsrS 9; Ct pm. Interment Forest
CLARK. cHxRLEs p. On Friday. ADril
No. 'Us eHAsLEs' s' FesidsnnSsf cnSaK st. bsSVed iS%s
Sf Mrs, Lydia Neiii Of YORK. Me-. and
vi X;iia.AaiIs Also survived 6y his ward. Mrs
Mo. Graveside services will be held at
Arlington National Cemetery on Tues
reeuested to sssem6. M et Trsnds care are
D4wRs;6SsS, 4 R;SS PRiaa'rHrR1NE IA JONES. On Fri
ScS SokEs 4Ps bSwN Of 1888 PSs wist KtATH5SNs Wd6S5Se
the late. Clarence. e. Dawson. ST..
WoIl.a. %other q Mrs; Tihslns D; Collins; col
5sylss q Colonial fef viIase fS AriSsson MhsnsaS
ya; Also survived BY eight grandchil-
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
a. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md. where
6. at 10 am. Interment private.
DeZERNE. HERBERT C. On Friday.
Of 2527 South Adams St.. Arlington. Va,
father Of aeorge Hubert and Wilbur
bers' Funeral Home. 400 Chaplin st.
NV, on Tuesday. April z. at 12 noon.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
DIXON. LEILA. Suddenly, on Saturday,
April 4. 1858, LEILA DIXON Of 10iS
9Th st. s.w., beloved wife of Jessie
Dixon, mother Of Deborah Mckinley
and Harold Dixon; daughter of Dock
and Selma Martin. She is also survived
by three sisters. three brothers and
other relatives and friends, Remains
resting at Barnes q Matthews Fu-
funeral later.
DONALD. MAC RAE. On Friday, April
.. 1858. at Prince Georges Hospital
Cheverly: Md: MAC RAE DONALD Of
6l1 Arbor st.. Cheverly. Md. beloved
husband Of Violetta Donald and brother
OF John Donald. Services at the
Gasch Funeral Home. .Hyattsville. Md.
on Monday. April 6. at 10 am Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 5
OONAsO. MAC RAE. special COM
n munication of st. Johns
IN Lodge, No. IL, F. A. A. M.
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MAC RAE. A special COM
munication of st. Johns
Lodge, No. IL, F. A. A. M,
will be held az the Masonic
Temple, 18th st. and New
York ave. NV, on Monday,
April 6, 1853, at 8 am. for
the purpose of attending the
our late brother, MAC RAE
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

NEsN4Es Ek6 = LIZ o.
location: sites; $3.50. will sell all or
part. UN. 4-22S0. ~
FORT LNCOLN-Blk. l6. lot 499. sites
/. 2, 3; your best buy, $265 for all.
OIL, 2-4456. S
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
--1 attrac. lot, graves; feas. price
AP. 1929 Sun, between 9-6.
FORT LINCOLN-Two sites in compan-
ion section block l6. lot 72. sites and
2. AP. 7-665S. -5
E7TIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--4 site
sale. CAN JE. 2-6644. -5 q
TKTKON1L MEMORIAL PARK-2 choice
lets n seetion u: make offer. Box
kS1-6 nSAr. 10
Arizona sun., 1953-10-30

having a big knot. at the top of
the head, or at the nape of the
neck. A knot adds years to ones
appearance.
@. How can / bleach away the
remnants of my summer tan?
A. Cut about six ripe ,cucumbers
into small pieces, place in water
and boil; let this simmer until soft,
then strain through two layers of
cheeSecloth.. Add twice the amount
of water to your cucumber juice;
then for every pint add teaspoon
of powdered borax. Then add one
dram benzoin, one dram glycerine,
and mix thoroughly.
q. Why doesn't my fingernail
polish stay on very long?
A. Be sure not to apply polish
shortly after the hands have been
in water, as evaporating water
from the nails causes the polish
to loosen and peel off.
Arizona sun., 1953-10-30

Floyd Williams, chairman of the
New Years Day festival i'm PhOe-
nix, said the formula was devised
by Tom EdenS and E. N. HOIgate,
members of the executive COM
mittee.
AS usual, so per cent of the net
proceeds will be devoted to the XII
wants Foundation for Handicapped
Children. This fund is maintained
to help youngsters for whom treat
ment may be too expensive for the
normal KiWanis clubs youth aid
program.
The remainder, Williams said,
will be divided on a share" basis.
Each KiWaniS club or high
school will be granted a certain
number. of shares for sponsoring a
float, a Princess candidate for
queen, a band, or combination of
any of the three. - : - T.. - <.
When the Salad Bowl melon is
split, each share will have value
determined by the net profit 'di-
vided by. the, number Of shares.
Each club and school will be
awarded its proportion, according
to the extent of participation.
The Salad Bowl festival includes
Arizona on Parade, a Jubilee and
annual football game.
Sponsors are the Phoenix XII
wants clubs, assisted by other
Arizona sun., 1953-10-30

clubs and by Arizona high schools.
The six events thus far have
yielded net profit of 78, 8,43083. OF
that amount, 32,41O.45 has gone
to Kiwanis clubs, $7,120 to high
schools, $40O to the Arizona Band
masters Association; $35, ,500.38 to
the Kiwanis Foundation, and $1,000
for initial operating expenses of
the 1854 game.
Arizona sun., 1953-10-30


Plan these week-ends to tie-in
with his curriculum by learning
from him or his teacher his cur
rent subject matter. Then, sit
down with him, and the rest Of
the family, and study road map
of your own area. Concentrate
upon 200 mile radius around
your home town, picking out the
local sites and events which your
child will find interesting and USE
full in his studies. You'll note mu-
seums, exhibitions, factories, state
festivals, scenic sites, farms and
special events-all of which will
open up a whole new world of
wonders for your curious child.
Take a weekend trip to include
such spots, and your youngster
will gain a better-than-textbook
view of the geography, nature,
history and industry which he
studies in school.
Arizona sun., 1953-10-30
Beauty At Home
BY LYNN CARTER

@. What will remove cigarette
nicotine stains from my fingers? +?
A. Try lemon juice or pumice
stone.
@. How should long, straight
gray hair be dressed?
A. Don't leave it long and
straight-this looks old and ma
ture. Wave it softly and dress it
at a becoming angle, instead of
Arizona sun., 1953-10-30

fIOOhN8 DuC AHOIU
him o painless
route to. learn
ing. Since FIVE
days Of his week
are mt in
the schoolroon,
S tim ulate his
enthusiasm for
his studie s
through special
Arizona sun., 1953-10-30
Tips on Touring
Corof lone -
,Women.s Trovel Authority

u Now that school days are here
:again, try adding q fourth "R" to
your, ,child's conventional curricu.
luna of -readin', 'ritin' and 'rith-
metic. The fourth "R"' j speak Of
lis riding" in your family car.
I Riding will not only relieve your
child from the tedium of his class-