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Real Estate Salesman

Opening for one salesman; must have
experience and Q proven sales record,
specializing in the sale Of NV,
Chevy Chase and nearby Md. proper
ties. Earnings in keeping with ability;
sistance in closing deals. See DICK
WRIGHT, 5021 wisconsin ave, NV,
weekdays and Saturday, 8 to 5.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
INSURANCE MAN
FOR REAL ESTATE OFFICE

for young man familia,
with FIRE and CASUALTY insur.
ance to head new-forming insurance
department in large active ONCE
All replies considered confidential
Box 441-V, Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings. Good ref. Call 10.
5-1351.
MEN. white or colored; sell mems
shirts and lady's nylon hose, direct
to consumer; full or part time!
sensational earnings. Apply after z
pm. for interview. HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING, 703 9TH st. NV. 30
Evening star., 1953-01-15
CASHIER
CASHIER

And general ONCE work; excellent
working conditions with good pay; ;
5-day week. Apply Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd
floor. BOND CLOTHES. 1888 p
St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-13

o t;P 1sss Elk tx. 'i s.% ;t5$s;
CADILLAC ie51 Model 90 4-dr.:
black; immac.; Wv. tires. radio
fE SS 1nd Rpdo nsatst sU0s
er-driven less than 10000 miles:
driving, so must sell; So. 1876. DI.
55-%2eo xe for appt. After 9 PM
c Ahi G-ac"o is4s sedan. rlee Maa
like new; 81, 1875; $395 down. LIsH
KEEFE MOTORS. $40 Florida ave.
CADILLAC 1s47 4-dr. Special 500;
has had excel. care; . real car:
s6ToRs ss nd e INIT ana Il
c SG5Stitat;0n ies1 Model "ea" III gray
terms; $3.50. Phone RE: 7-77e2,
C a lila Is Fleetwood E; With new
Capital Cadillac: ST 1895 or best Of.
fer. LA. 6-6S76 or DE. 2-152S. 12..
CADILLAC 1871 4-dr. sedan: 7. and
h: very nice car. model 81: SIS
S %9S SALES 8 i' IS ssh N s: T Sc L
CADILLAC 40 80" Special sedan
with the famous Hydra-Matic drive;
G on1 s spS hf MoERE rf FoRS buy CO.
1887 East-West hwy. Sill. Spr.,
Nd Open evenings till 9. Ju
CADILLAC AZ $50" Special sedan;
radio. heater and HYDRA Matte DIR.
black finish: IN excellent condition:
SI.095. MONROE FORD CO.. l237
East-West hwy. Sill. Spr..- Md. Open
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81; excel cond.. 10000 mi.
$3.50. Pvt. owner. Lo. 5-2263;-
AUSTIN '4s Devon 4-dr. sedan; S495;
e eenT5sHl blue sauD nsd s Mans r2H
cost. Manhattan AUTO K.-F.,
INC, est. 1914. Your direct Austin
Of ENGLAND sales and service; Both
sides of 18th and R SITS. NV. NO =
AUSTIN 1851 4-dx.; an-leather in
terror trim; 1000 miles; like new in
every respect S995. MCNEIL
s.ggde It ASSs 4os4 Wisconsin ave.
AUSTIN list +iHSS4s 4-dr.; black; $500.
4cdr,, green. sos. JACK PRY LTD,
Est, 1923; 14th and nv Nv. t; ml4
h, defrosters and seat covers; only
SSaS. EMERSON & oRME (Buickl
nth and M SITS. NV, D1. 7-ll62.
Open It'll q pm. Indoor display;
BUICK 1916 Roadmaster convertible
BUICK 1851 Special de luxe sedan:
rich Verdi green finish;. radio.
heater, defroster. directional lights,
etc; immaculate inside and out.
Only 81, 697. EMERSON & ORME
(Buick). 18th and M SITS: NV. DI.
7-1162. Open evenings. Indoor dis
BUICK 1850 convertible coupe; Jet
black, contrasting black whtte-wall
tires and white top, Dynafow. radio,
heater, custom leather interior; ter
Ecaly q1derDricsd on entt tOd sISc ma st
P Pft: SH 3sf i s11c Esse e21 ariinss
Va. JE. $500. Open evenings
BUICK 40 sedan: black with T. and
EMERSON & oRME Buick. nth
and M SITS. NV, DI. 7-1162. Open
evenings. Indoor display.
BUICK 1949 2-door Super sedanette:
ing Wv. tires; another Page-used,
gain; guaranteed one full year.
parts and labor; SsS5; See Pete
Prince at PAGE-HUGHES BUICK;
Fails Ss e A51tTssoR Va. Bly, ys ssCG open
BUICK az sedan: blue finish: radio
heater, defroster and new seat
covers: immaculate inside and out;
happy Transportation for only S647
EMERSON l. oRME tBuieb. 18th
and NJ SITS. NV. DI, T-1162. Open
EVENINGS, Indoor display; h,..-.
0UICh 1901 6pGClAA cSuohs OAoSAi
r. and h., defroster and seat covers;
very clean; only $1,097. EMERSON
& ORME (Buick). 18th and M SITS
NV. DI. 7-1162. Open evenings
Indoor display.
BUICK 1946 Roadmaster convertible;
OSteeo light blue finish. Beat the
season and save several hundred
dollars on this mechanically peri
car; sale price, S475. See Pete
Prince at PAGE-HUGHES BUICK
R2l Arlington blvd, Rte. So" Falls
Church, Va. JE. $4,000. Open eve
BUICK 1855 Special de luxe RIVERS
2-dr; 2-tone blue: r. and h.. de-
froster, seat covers and DynaAow
$2.197. EMERSON & ORME Quick
18th and M SITS. NV. D1. 7-ll62
Open till pm. Indoor display.
BUICK 1947 Super 4-door; modern
2-tone finish. fully equipped; an.
other Page-used. spring inventorS
bargain, with inspection guaranteed
today, only S545. See Pete Prince
at PAGE-HUGHES BUICK. 621 Ar
eRaTeh ~ ys JIG. $500. Open eye Y:
B nfRsS u u.s. : Special de luxe RIVERS
2-dr.; 2-tone blue; 7. and h., de-
froster, seat covers and Dynahow
S3,i97. EMERSON l. oRME (Buickl
18th end an, N SITS. ~ pi; ,, Tii16@
BUICK 1850 Special 4-dr.; heater;
immaculate; l owner; S1'3S5. YIN
4-7210. 10
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BUICK 1947 red Roadmaster CONVEX
tible; excel: cond.; $3.50. Weekday,
ST: $4,000; Ext; 2736: week end
new; 10.907 actual miles; 2.tone
green and cream: equipped; only
$l,995. PETWORTH MOTORS.
Stu Ga. ave. NV. IA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-13

TRUCKS-;;When looking for your
used truck. be sure and see US. Our
vast experience in sales and main
tenanes Of new and Ssed t TRUCKS is
!Ford1, ia. $4,000. 32ss Wilson
FORD 1917 ia-ton pickup; in excel
lent condition. $500. Call LII.
wILLYs '4s panel truck; perfect me-
chanical cond.; good tires; new paint
Job; privately owned. Ii. 3-7029s
CHEVROLET IIFsO. ts H s9q, panel; n1sGs
CHEVROLET. 14th and Florida ave.
FORD 80 VS. Ra-ton panel: COM
Rsssiy 6Ggoa 5fi! buy 4s
CHEVROLET 1911 sedan delivery;
good condition; s275. JE. 2-1145.
FORD 1870 pickup: sos or best effer.
SSFFERsNfatTiHo6NAL 1888 p-4o. cab Mls and
6 5ahsif''' E s5b "a 22'4 sd:. oaFIood.
TRANsM rs iSfOa AND REAR End.
little used, for International D3O.
Also Also 0 ether parts, MR.. KRoIo.
1918 FORD F. 5 furniture van. Excel.
cond. Priced low. Phone JU. 5-1242.
TRACTOR TRAILER GMc 1945
model ACR 523: $3.50. Fruehauf
fatbed, = feet. single axle, IO.O0x
20; l2-ply tires, removable combi-
racks, metal bows and tsTpaulin:
New oak floor; speeialIy-built trailer
300; Both units, 1900, Both
newly reprinted and vacuum brakes.
Excellent Job for cinder block, brick,
n lgnssT; etc Cay ia Mr. seller Star Star
$500 SSS,. Exc TN 4Ot to 4;SO D'm'' ST j.
FORD 81 1a-ton panel; 10, 900 &C
tual miles. dark blue finish; guar
D. c. inspection; $685.. HANDLEY-
FORD. 1923 Ga. ave. NV. ia. g.
CHEVROLET 1850 dump, with Day
load sideboards Fully equipped with
signal lights and all running lights.
radio. heater. spotlight, sun visor
2-speed rear and f1sh-plated frame. |
This truck ready for work. $1.345.
PARKWAY FORD, 3051 NJ st. NV.
AID. 2-01S5. Open to 8.
WILLYS AS pickup; here is a one
owner truck that is perfect through |
out; S595. FRANCIS g. PARSONS, |
2l16 Nichols ave. Sc. LII. 4-2SS0. |
CHEVROLET '52 1a-ton pickup: de
luxe cab and heater. under 5000
mi; 81. 1876; VIRGINIA MOTOR
SALES, ~ N Wash ST., Alex Va
FORD 1915 11a-ton with special body.
dsal f9 TR1 PSG4fE %oT F%ar 3 0ie
R. I. ave. ne. DE. 2-6300.
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oAh61SoB 4NI.p 4foA 0AaUcASUuAB Nv
oLbsMoB1LE '52 "ss" club coupe
standard transmission, h.; beau
black 1inish, new tires; 1885,
Wash. st.. Alex. Va" ov. a-Q711
OLDsMOBiLE '46 "76" 2-dr.; blac
finish, Hydra Matte, radio. heater
OLDSMOBILE CO. (LI. 7-934O)
1871 9th st. ne. Gust of Fla. ave.)
after 8 Pm. II; .7?o5ss34s.
one red, one green; Aydra-Mstis
S1,195. COLONIAL oLDSMOBILI
co. Oh. 7-9340; 1241 9Th st. ne
ltust of Fla. ave); after s pm.
oLbsMosIlE 40 "7o" 4-dr. sedan
black; HydEa-MsticS; :radiS, heater
81 No TIE e! Ill. c9L -Ss4o51
1241 9th st. ne. Gust of Fla. ave.
after 5 PM, Ii. 7-934S.
OLDSMOBILE 80 Rocket 49,; gra,
finish; Hydra-Matic. radio, heater
etc: No. 997; S1,395. COLONIAL
OLDSMOBILE CO. GI. 7-934O)
1241 9th st. ne. Gust Of Fla. ave.
o ii5sT En- al Il; o sss4 g. Inv.
f feoSlPRfa oL ESi oTa4 e. cs0 OIL c. =
9340); 1241 9th st. ne. Gust OF
Fla. ave.l; after pm, Ii. 7-934S
OLDSM0BILE 81 "9S" de luxe Holi.
day. sedan; completely equipped in
Guiding r. and h.; Hydra, cadet
palm-green finish. A POHANKA.
SERvICED CAR, sold new by US
and regularly serviced in our shou
Buy, this beautiful low-mileag.
Rocket with the assurance that Il
has had the finest Of care
+ 4 n sE EHRa1Esase'd i've. i sss
oLDSMOBiIE 80 "sS" 9edr. de lux,
sedan; r. and h.. Hydra, Wv. tires
beauty. only S1.495. CROWN
MOTOR Co, 6033 wis. ave. NV;
e oSna nights and Sunday. EN-: 2.
oIDsSMoBrLK 1850 "ss" ia 1-Sr.,
best ofIer. OF. 4-3s6S. us "
OLDSMOBILE 1852 Super "ss" 2-dr.
black; excel. cond.: $4,000 miles
No trade In. $4,000 cash. EN-. g.
oIDsMdsILE 40 "ss" 4-dr. de 1 lux,
Serial No. S2I-s0sA. ST. 6oS. COLO
NAL OLDSMOBILB co. Oh. z.
934Ol, l241 9Th st. ne. (just of
Fla. aye.). After 8 pm, Ii. 7-934S
OLDSM0BILE 40 '.9S" de luxe clul
sedan: Hydra-M Matte, radio, heater
etc.; blue finish. Serial No. 954A
$1,095. COLONIAL OLDSMOBnT
co. Gil: 7-9340l, 1241 9th st. ne
Dust on Fla. ave.. After s pm.
Ii. 7-934S.
oLDSMOBILE so "9s" de luxe mode
club sedan; green; Hyura-Matic. IA.
dio, heater. etc. Serial No. S15A
$1,295. COLONIAL, oLDSMoBILE
&c. Oh, 1880; 1871 9Th 8. ne ne
7.o3ze.
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BUICK 1880 Super station wagon;
Verdi green finish; radio, heater,
detroster, seat covers, Dynafiow
drive, $1,597. EMERSON 4 ORME
(BuicD, 18th and M SITS. NV. DI
ll62. Open evenings till 8. In
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CHEVROLET 20 2-dr. sedan; clean,
low mileage; $1,U95 OF best offer.
Gail after 8 am. NO. 7-2442. -15
CHEVROLET 1851 Fleetline de luxe
2-dr. sed.; . 1-owner car with only
10000 orig. mi; special 81 .295,
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.. Vas
SON blvd. Arl., ia. 7-84O0.
CHEVROLET AZ 2-door sedan; Al
cond.: low mileage: S700. Phone
RA. 3-2540 or 6317 End ct. NV.
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SPECIAL
AT init. 12-ton panel $3.50
al Init. ks. Aft. stake S425
RUSSELL, 2316 Ga. ave-, NO. 7-T705
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-24
Services Held For
Mrs. Ollie Meyer

Funeral services Here held Sun
day afternoon at The Zion E.U.B.
church in Mt. Cory flor Mrs. Ollie
Mae Meyer, "a, whoI died Thursday
morning of last weef after a three
week illness at her bhome near Mt.
Cory. She had recently suffered a
stroke.
Mrs. Meyer was born Jan. Is,
1879, the daughter d Isaac and Mat
Ida Huber. She married Milton En-
NETT Meyer on Nd. 90, 1900, and
he survives.
In addition to ler husband, she
is survived by th&r children, Mrs.
George H. Hartmdn, Findlay; Mrs.
Raymond Cole, Fo{oria; and Darrell
E. Meyer, Steubetville; sister,
Mrs. S. King, Fhdlay; a brother,
L. e. Huber, Fail field Hgts., Ohio
three grandchildret and three great
grandchildren.
The Rev. Earl 1eist officiated al
services, and buri4 was at Pleasant
View cemetery. Tfe Paul Diller fun
eral home, Blufften, was in charge
of arrangements.
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q. Pk4Ferdam

%A1lumk&URI OF the WSCS
fof the Methodist Church attended
a Society Zone meeting on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Morris Shrider spent
Sunday with r. and Mrs. Albert
Shrider.
Miss Helen eonxad, Bookkeeper at
the Farmers ElaF aFator vacationed
vii IA Relatives last week.
! Tie Beayerd an Liens Club will
hol0 thefr 6th* Chartex Night meet
ing on Thursday night Sept. "a at
pm. at Richland Grange. All Lions
and their ladies are Invited, be sure
and and come as good program has
The WSCS of the Methodist
Church of Scot Ohio held a meeting
last ThursdayNin the home of Mrs.
Charles KINNEY.
| Mr.. and Ms. c. N. Long, Fred
Long, Mr.. andfMrs. Phillip and fam
lily, all of Ada were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Long.
Mr.. and MS. l.. E. Cook were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William RWeick in Lima.
Harmon DoHney arrived home on
Saturday evehing after a three
weeks motor rip which took him
on visit with relatives and friends
in Denver, Colorado, Los Angeles,
California and Reno, Nevada.
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs.
Richard Benin kof Wapakoneta was
given last ThuSday evening by Mrs.
Verl Reichenbaeh at her home. As
| sistant hostessss were Mrs. Virgil
Lee, Mrs. William Meihls and Mary
Jane Benin. The guests included
Mesdames HarMd Eckenwiler, Ed
ward Miller, Hlssell Everett, Mel
vim Arthur, Wayne Tripplehorn,
Dale Herr, Richard Milesell, William
Burkholder, Gldn Zimmerman, Chest
er Barber, Earl Creviston, Hiram
Reichenbach, Paul Reichenbach,
| Clarence Amstptz, Chris Benin, and
Misses BerniceE Huber, Lavina Grew
| iston, Carol Reichenbach, and the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-24
Local AUidtrir
Passes Ex4m As
Ham" Operator

Miss Dorothy Anderson, ayiatrix
and flight instructor for Bluffton
Flying Service at fhe BlufftOn air
port, has successfully passed her
''ham" radio OPERATOR examination
and was recently granted license
and station call lktters WNSOV.
Miss Anderson took her examina-
ton at the office of the Federal
Communications Commission at Fort
Wayne, Indiana. She q transmit
in voice or code and IS recently
completed coDstrnction a trans
mitter set &C th{ airpord
In addition to.tkp operator
and fnfh@ ag1,s granted as,a
by thS Esderr1 NiI Asronautics
Authority. Sher1s also licensed te
operate radio trnnsceiving equipment
aboard aircraft,S
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Anderson of Orange town.
ship.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-24
Lafayette News

Mr.. and Mrsl Kenneth Clum of
Rauntrul, ILL.,, visited several days
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred CiuA, Janis Clum and
Mrs. Loretta CHM.
Mr.. and MrsI Clint Fisher have
returned from 1 two weeks stay at
Cheboygan, Midi.
Mr.. and MIS-. Warren Knoble
spent the week end in Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Lafayette Community Club
was guest Friday afternoon of the
Goodwill Club ht the home of Mrs.
Guy Larue.
The Country Benefit Club met
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Leon Inskdhp with IL members
answering roll Dali. Mrs. Clint Fish
er led the devdfions. The topic,
Education" by Martha Patterson
and County FAIRS" by Alma Robin
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Hull enter
tanned Saturday evening in their
home the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Hullbarger, and her sis
ters, Mr.. and MRS. Marion Cliblez
and son Mike If Mutton, and Mr.
and Mrs. KinseF Helser and sons
Budd and Tommy.
Mrs. Hazel Guthrie returned Tues
day to her holhe in Detroit, Mich
after spending two weeks with hSf
sister, Mrs. Carrie Lentz and broth-
er, Mr. and Mx. Don Eversole. A
Mrs. Mabel Hawk visited WedhfsI
day and Thur day with her ikte{
Mrs. Lula Cotner in Lima. iii
Mr.. and Mr.. Clifford Oneal hnd
daughter Dotty and Mary Louis9 OF
st. Marys and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Skinner visited Sunday afternoon ir
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Skin.
ner and family at Kenton.
Mrs. Clara Nandivier and Miss
Rose KreisslerT of Lima visited Sun.
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Westphab Sr., and evening
callers were Mr.. and Mrs. LandC
Kindel and Gertrude Kindel Of Bea
verdam.
Mr.. and Mlr Luke Ridenour Of
Thornville, Ohip, spent the week enc
with the lattar's mother, Mrs. Johr
Adams.
Mr.. Charles Oats and Mrs. Ella
Cumrine of Lima, were Sunday eve
ming guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Cumrine.
The w. S. E. S. of the Methodist
church met ID the basement of the
church Wednesday to pack boxes tt
send to Korea
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brackney
spent several days in Virginia anc
the Smoky mountains.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-24

honored guest. Thosk sending regrets
were Mrs. John IGraymire, Mrs.
Marjorie Best, MiJs Janet Althaus.
Miss Joyce Graynfre, Miss Sandra
Tripplehorn and Mrs. Albert
Shrider.
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Evening star., 1953-07-27
1OO,OOOCross Border
For Food Parcels
By the Assoeioted Pres,

BERLIN. July 27.-At least
100000 East Germans came
across the Soviet zone frontier
this morning to get food offered
them by a sympathetic West.
The crowds got larer as the day
advanced.
The Fasteners, whose zone is
so short of food that many of
them are going hungry, picked
up the food parcels at special
stations. All that was necessary
was proper Identification as an
East German. A list was kept
to avoid repeaters.
The food was drawn from
stocks West Berlin has boarded
since the Russians 1948-49
blockade. Each parcel contained
two pounds of fat, two pounds of
flour, dried peas and beans, and
four cans of milk.
The first groups who picked
up their parcels and sidled back
to the East had no difficulty
crossing the border. Either the
Communist police were not alert
ed or the EaSt'S threats to con-
t1scate the packages remained
only words.
The distribution of parcels will
continue for two weeks
Evening star., 1953-07-27
U. 5. Officials Widen
Drive on GambIinu

The breakdown on gambling
by Federal employees on Federal
time is moving out of Washing
ton to Post Office installations
across the country.
Postmaster General Summer
field, announcing the arrest of
nine employees in Philadelphia
on charges of operating a num-
bers game. taking horse bets and
running a baseball pool, said the
department will work Ito put a
stop to that kind of thing"
Federal officials here began
breakdown efforts after a Penta-
gon mail clerk, John Samuel
johnson, 33, colored, was found
slain on a parking lot. Rumors
have linked johnson with the
numbers racket, although his
family has vehemently denied it.
The FBI, which took charge
of the case, has remained silent
about progress, if any. they have
made.
In statement to Post Office
employees, Mr.. Summerfield said:
I'VE know the vast army of
postal employees deplores this
misuse of Government property
for the conduct of lotteries.
am letting them know that we
share this feeling by a statement
in the next issue of the Postal
Bulletin. which goes to every
post office in the country"
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Mrs. Fred Schultz,
Active in Charities

Mrs. Fred Schultz, 81, a native
of the District and active in
charitable work, died yesterday
at her home, 4 Adams street
NV.
Mrs. Schultz was president of
the Ladies Aid Society of the
German Orphan Home, 2300
Good Hope road Sc, for more
than Is years.
She also was active in the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Rup-
pert Home until the time of her
death.
A life member of the Con-
cordia Lutheran Church, Mrs.
Schultz was christened, con-
f1rmed and married in that
church.
Surviving are two sons, Louis
j., of Baltimore. and Frederick
c., of 3235 North Abingdon
street, Arlington: three grand
children and seven great-grand-
children.
Also surviving are two sisters,
Miss Elise Kettler of the Rup-
pert Home, and Mrs. Marie Ge-
meny, 81 Franklin street NE,
and two brothers, Paul Kettler
and Louis J. Kettler of Wash
ington.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Tuesday at the Geiers
funeral home, 3605 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
1pathH
WAMSIE EV

.6. 1858. CLARE wAMsIEY, "i brother SSeg
Of T., A. ,Wamsley ana Miss Lucy
ThagsT ThseS Of OI vtfnna aa5ndqn, Vs Va Mrs C.
J. Long, of Hollywood, Calf. Friends
may call at the Reed Funeral Home
July S. at pm pa fSom ssan'sS tSe EEgeiasg Ee4ndcn
Presbyterian Church. 1nterment Hern-
WEAVER. I1I;1I 5 MAJ NARY BRITT. On sunday.
WEAVER, 'U Widos Of Waiter Val aAGi g. wea1er Weaver
nnd an mother . OF Mrs; T: 6 Hudson; VIII
Thomas, ir., and Carl R. Weaver; also
survived by five grandchildren and
three observation-disclosures. Friends may
cau at the, residence, where services
wi win +! be !ao held on Wednesday; July 20,
soleum. Arlineton. Va IS
WHITE. MARY E. On Saturday. July
2tb n; j. I95S MARY HSY E; WHITE Of 1909
husband, William white: five dsugh-
brothers host Of "0 other SaSefs; relatipes iVes
and ai1iI 5rIends: After pm. TUESDAY.
Funeral Home. Ss9 R. I. ave. "es w.
where services will be held on Wed
nesday. July 90, at 1 p.m. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. %
JOHN DORSEY. On Sat
urday. July 25, 1853. at Montgomery
County General Hospital. JOHN DOR
SEY WOODFIELD, age 65. son of the
late Thomas and Emma c Woodfield
OF Damascus, Md; survived by
his wife. Maize NJ Woodfield of
Damascus. Md; three sons. John G..
Ihomas d. and Paul B. Woodheld;
tnree daughterS, Mrs. Clarence NJ
Payne. jr.. Mrs. Elizabeth Howard,
Miss Grace L. Woodfield; clever grand
children; three brothers Bradley NJ,
William D.. George W. Woodfield.
Friends may call at the Roy w. Barber
Funeral Home. Laytonsyille. Md. Fu-
neral services Wednesday. July %, at
pm. from Upper Seneca Baptist
Church. Cedar Grove. Md Interment
church cemetery. %
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Ii. Col. {. A. Brode
Retired Soldier

1t. Col. Clifton A. Brode, IT.
retired, died Saturday at his
home, 4431 Thirty-fifth street
NV.
A native of Freedom, Ohio,
Col. Brode has lived in the Dis
trict for the last "a years.
He received his education in
Cleveland and took correspond
ence and language courses be-
fore entering the Army. He re-
tired in 1921.
A veteran of the Spanish
American War and World War I.
he was member of the Span
ish-American War Veterans Post
824.
Col. Brode also was member
OF the Dawson Masonic Lodge.
No. 16; the Mount Vernon Chap
ter, No. 3, of the Masons and
Masonic organizations in Texas.
He also belonged to the Elks
Lodge. No. Is, here.
He is survived by two nieces,
Mrs. Ruth Walsh of Valley
Stream. Long Island, N. Y, and
Mrs. Winnifred Cook of New
York.
The body will rest at the
Chambers funeral home, SIT
Eleventh street Sc. Funeral
services will b held at 2 pm,
Wednesday, at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be held in
Arlington Cemetery with mill
tary honors.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Morgan Blake, "a,
Was Sports Editor
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTA, July 27.-Morgan
Blake, 64, retired columnist and
former sports editor of the At
lanta Journal, died last night in
Emory University Hospital.
He had been in failing health
for some time. He was widely
known as churchman as we'll
as a newspaperman.
Mr.. Blake, a native of Fayette-
vile, Tenn, retired as a Journal
columnist in August, 1851, after
a serious illness earlier that
year.
He was graduated from VAN
derbilt University in 1911 and
went to work on the staff of
the Nashville Tennessean. Two
years later he joined the staff
of the Nashville Banner.
He came to the Atlanta
Journal in 1916 as sports editor
and held that post until 1910,
when he began writing an edi-
torial column for the Journal.
For more than 20 years Mr..
Blake taught a Sunday school
class at the Tabernacle Baptist
Church in Atlanta.
Mr.. Blake is survived by his
widow, the former Corrie Hoff-
man of Atlanta, and a son, Will
liam Blake, also of Atlanta.