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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-17
APTs. uNFuRllshfDD. e.

OOLORED-2 ROOMS. Kitchen. bath:
lovely neiehborhoOd, Call RA.
c elNo DEC. i mis-.
I kit. ana If bath Utils. incl, Gony-
C0LoRED - $40 CoNsTITUTioN
AVE. Me- rms. kit, bath: S62
See janitor or call tn. a-4463.
CoL0RED-e BEAUTIFUL spacious
bath. I srd A.. 3 rms, kit. and
bath. Nice employed adults. with
ret. only. $40 mo. 1916 14th. st.
c 51,E EHr i1fG RI Ain s-s sT r.
s ss at on f K RupF Esagsef fois
c6 q Ii By: Ws66oBB isfsd s-bed-
rms. liv. rm., din. rm. kit. bath.
det., gas h.-w.h.. LIST A.: furn. or
: unfurn. cow; transp. La. 6-0a10
c0LoRED-i ROOM, kit. bath; bed
rm,, liy. rln.. kit. bath, and 2 bed
rooms. Inv. rrn.. kit. bath. Call co.
CeolLDocSR2R;D-isso NORRIS RID. Sc.
New apt; ideal for persons:
S49.50 mo-: mr.. NAVY Yard and
shopping; 1st-h., 1-bedrm. apt,
day. Kew at 1867, Apt, 2 lis
COLORED-NEW 2-REDRM. APT.
See at 500 B st. Apt. 3. Cali MR..
COLoRED-LoVELY : RM., Kit. and
bath; pvt; to couple; win accept !
child; $40 incl utils. LA. 6-4997.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
S75O DOWN

New brick bungalow with fun day
attic lsmpie for . large rooms; sas
heat; plaster wall; equipped kit;
paved street; " blk. to bus; s.e. loc,;
$12,95O. 10. R-7500. 21s
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp. I
CALL Ap. 7-7774 TO SEE

F. 2 .
ASSUME Gl LOAN on q big brick
rambler. with Ice. bedrms., IL
baths, 26-ft. ljv. rm. with firepl.
and picture window. de luxe kit.
with dishwasher and disposal; full
bsmt., outside entr. Home only &
mo. old. Owner mast sell. Take over
S15.S00 4aso loan.
$40, 900 SPEcIAL---owner must sell.
Good 5-rm. bungalow, ciose-in Mt.
Rainier. Transp.. at the door. Ideal
low-cost living for working cple.
or small family. Call to see today.
Terms to GI or non-yet.
NEW. ALL-BRIcK. custom built Cape
Cod with. bedrm. and bath ON LIST
A., 2 bedrnis., bath, firepl. In Nv.
rrl. with picture window. English
bsrit.. outside entr. Near schools.
shopping. and new freeway. $4,000
with easy terms.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Ap ~ -EH-A -OI
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ANYONE!

MOVE IN FOR CHRISTMAS! En-
JOY the pleasures of the holidays
in your own home! 2-story. 2-bed-
rm. home, mr.. Prince Geo. Club;
every conv.! Nr. schools, transp.
shopping; gas heat; Venetial blinds;
Anchor fence, double insulation. etc.
1880 plus low taxes to vets. or
$500 dn. conventional.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
5-RooM BUNGALOW
$6.45O

Gas heat; gar; near 5 schools. Open
seas I pleasaSt sS owNgs, gs.A g. 5-asss. gisss
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HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
OUTSTANDING BUYS

HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
OUTSTANDING BUYS
BRADBURY PARK. Near suitlana.
New .det. brick Cape Cod, z rms,
4 bedrms., Q baths; 2 bedrms. and
bath 1st n; full bsmt; gas heat;
lrFsf i47iae. corner lot sl7'76o' LU'
HGHTs. Near shopping
pm. 1850 Jamison st. Ready to
move It,. 22-ft. front semidet. brick,
o rms. 8 lge. bedrms. 1st a. powder
rm.; all elec. kit, fenced in lot; GI
approved. $15,S5O. Out to Hillcrest
Heights, left on Gath ave-. block
to house.
HGTs. Open Q to 3 pm.
2S04 Gather st. Det. brick rambler
with large bedrms., gas heat, large
fenced-in lot. S17,500. LU. 2-5976.
CHEvERLY. 1901 Cheverly ave. Det.
prick. rms. lge. bedrms. LIST
lavatory and shower; garage; large
right for quick sale. LU. 2-5976.
sUITLAND. Det. stone front rambler
rms, 3 bedrms.. bsmt., .2-car
CT approved. $1,000 dn. Lo. S-1O67,
CLINTON. A block of Branch ave.
Custom built spacious California
rambler, with master sized bed
rms. liv. rm.. din, rm.. all elec
KIT. scr. porch, double garage, 300
Il. 'front.'. level and handicapped lot.
$1S,950. 80.
HGTs. on Southern ave.
Det. brick Cape Cod bungalow, with
q bedrms.. LIST A.: tile bath, . bed
rms. and bath, partly finished, 2nd
n; full bsmt., gas heat. $13,50O.
OTHER GOOD LISTINGS
HARTMAN REALTY. Inc.
REALTOR
1345 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
9aleS, IentaiS, properLy MANAGEMENT;
insurance. Lu. 4-3400. LU. 2-5976.
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2-BEDRM. RAMBLER

NEW BRICK RAMBLER
BRADBURY VILLAGE
20O2 HOUSTON ROAD
OPEN SUN. / TO q
This home has several desirable
features such as sep. din. rm., ultra
mod. kit. firepl.. bsmt. and garage
Still time to specify color scheme
Dir: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Southern
ave-, left to you" st. and right
MUSsELMAN REALTY CO.
RE. 5-9100 or Ewes. LU. 2-955S
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"REDUCED"l

CAPE COD 2 bedrms. :,
liv. rm., din. rm.,. kit. bath; full
bsmt., garage and big yard; immed.
occupancy; nr. schools. shopping.
tranSp. Could zone business. $3.50
dn. Gil, easy terms. Seller will
pay settlement. Could sell non-GIl
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
VIIL.A HEIGHTS Md

VILLA HEIGHTS, MD,
1924 Quincy st.-2-bedrm., CORNER
brick bungalow. Excel. eond.: cony.
,te to everything. fenced lot. gas heat
house refgr. $ll.s50. $500 down
to GI.
Phillips H. Clarke Co.
$500 Emerson st.. Rogers Hts. Nd.
WA. 1-llS2 WA. 7-55t7
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"SNAP RARGAIN"

"SNAP BARGAIN"
WooDLAwN, 3-bedrm. brick bunga-
bsmt. A rare buy at $4,000. Alum.
sim. doors and windows, stove, re-
fgr.. gas heat. $3.50 dn. GI. Des-
perate seller will pay full settle
ment fees.
J. VICTOR DICKEY
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s11.100-GI APPROVED. Move to-
day into this sparkling, neat 2-bed-
room, fun basement Jefferson Manor
2 porches, beautiful fenced lot: 1
block to bus and shopping: excel
lent terms; J. FULLER GROOM
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UNIVERSITY PARK-Colonial home.
3 years old. perfect condition; Ist-
floor, living room, large dining room,
kitchen, screened porch, powder
rage. JAMES M. CARR, INC. WA.
UNIVERSITY HILLS. MD. - Brick
rambler, 3 bedrmS. and bath. liv.
rm. with tirepl, din are2 mod, kl5.,
incl. .dishw. and garb. disposal: gas
a. ii. sEiDENsPiNNE.s. Reaitor,
WA. 7-1OIN or HA. 2-3Sh2 -2I
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GI APPROVED. s11.55e. A eoIorful
ground for this inviting and inn
maculate 2-year-old rambler; 8 gem
erous size bedrooms, equipped
family-size kitchen: large land
scaped lot and complete reflection
OF good housekeeping; 5ss down ac-
ceptable. ARTHUR L. WALTERS
CO. IA. 7-52OO. Oh
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TEMPLE HILL RD.-Beautiful, s.
bedroom redwood -and- brick Cali
fornia rambler with garage ON l.
acre corner lot. Huge living room,
modern kitchen with dining. area.
Convenient to Andrews Field. WILL
GO GI. This is truly lovely home.
Call MR.. GRIBBLE, LU. 4-2462, or
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S11.500

1920 Indian Head Highway
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EUITLAND-GI. 3-bedrm. rambler
Large nv. rm. with stone fireplace:
separate dining rm.. kit. with break
garage. side porch; bsint. On ap-
prox. Va acre. $21.500. Owner.
Dir: Out Penna. ave. to Fairfax
Village, turn right to Suitland rd.,
left on Suitland rd. to stop light,
continue straight for blks.. turn
left at sign. 1915 Roman Court.
RE. R-H34h. Omen / to & I'm.
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TAKOMA PARK, SIS Larch ave-
Open Sun, l till pm. Det. ork,,
4 bedrooms. ga baths, :. years
old; lge. cor. lot, gar; nr. schools
and tranSp Call RE. 1924, ia.
5-5267. PENNY APOSTOLIDGS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Bernard F. Saul,
Real Estate Official
And Florida Builder

Bernard F. Saul, 81, q direc-
tor and former vice president of
the B. F. Saul Co.. real estate
firm founded by his late father,
B. Francis Saul. died Monday at
Coral Gables. Fla. He had re-
Gently been living in Florida
where he was in the building
business.
Mr.. Saul was born in Wash
ington and was graduated from
st. Mary's College Preparatory
School. Emmitsburg, Nd, and
Georgetown University. His
mother was the late Mrs. Fanny
E. Mcguire Saul.
Mr.. Saul was formerly a part
ner with the late c. H. Small in
the building business here. He
was a former director of the Co.
lumbia National Bank and a for
mer member of the Advisory
Board Of branches of the Amer
lean Security & Trust Co.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Helen McGarvey Saul, son, Ber-
nard F. Saul. jr.. 4341 For
est lane NV: two sisters,
Mrs. Jorje E. Zalles. Kennedy
Warren Apartments; Mrs. w
Gwynn Gardiner, jr.. Drayden,
Md. and a brother, Andrew Saul
3035 Chain Bridge road NV.
Services for the immediate
family will be held at $50 am,
Friday at Gawler's funeral home,
1856 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Mass viii be offered at 40 am.
at st. Matthew'S Cathedral.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Pierre N. BeaIer, IS,
E-Superintendent Of
APP Grocery Chain

Pierre Mcfarland Bealer, 90.
retired general superintendent
Of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Co.. died yesterday at an Airing
ton nursing home after q long
illness. He lived at 4S75 VIII
liamsburg boulevard. Arlington.
Mr.. Bealer was born in OAR
lington, 8. c., and grew up in
Atlanta, where in 1881 he be-
came associated with the COM
pany when it had less than 100
tea and spice stores throughout
the country. Mr.. Bealer came
to Washington in 1908 and
helped develop the company into
a chain store in South and North
Carolina. Washington and Vir-
ginia. He retired in 1928. He
spent the winters in Miami. Fla.
Mr.. Bealer was a charter
member Of the Washington Lions
Club and was formerly a member
of the Washington Board OF
Trade and Chamber Of Com
merce.
Survivors are his widow
Ernestine B.: 1ive sons. Pierre,
jr., Charlotte, N. c.. vice presi-
dent of the A. g. P. Tea Co.:
Carter N. Bealer. POPS Kalorama
road NV. with the Agriculture
Department; Lewis w. Bealer.
Grand Turk Island. British West
Indies, college professor and his
torical writer: Hartford E.
Bealer. 1881 Connecticut avenue.
Chevy Chase. Md. president of
the Brookland Coal & Fuel Co.:
Edwin A. Bealer. 1907 South
Quebec street. Arlington; a
daughter. Mrs. Walter B. Russell,
SCOT North Thirty-fourth road.
Arlington; nine grandchildren
and seven great-grandch children.
Services will be held at IL am.
Friday at Gawler's funeral home.
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Louis ]. kohImer, "a,
Picture Restorer al
Corcoran Gallery

Louis j. Kohlmer. "a, who
served as q picture restorer at
the Corcoran Gallery Of Art for
20 years before his retirement in
1919. died Monday in Prince
Georges General Hospital.
He had worked at his craft Of
picture restoration and framing
in this area for longer than half
Q century. After his retirement
from the Corcoran. he worked on
private art collections in his
home studio at $3.50 Chesapeake
road. Hyattsville, Md.
A native Of Germany, Mr..
Kohlmer came to this area from
Boston. where he had spent his
youth. He conducted q picture
framing and restoration business
in the 1400 block of Fourteenth
street NV. before World War !.
Through his work. Mr.. Kohl
mer became acquainted with
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Mrs. Louis Eugster,
Wife Of Dentist

Mrs. Louis w. Eugster, 30. wife
OF a Washington dentist and 4
District resident for S. years,
died yesterday at her apartment
IN the Dupont Plaza.
She was the former Alice r.
Routzahn. a native Of Frederick,
Nd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Routzalnn.
Mrs. Eugster was active in
Episcopal church circles for
many years and had been a
member Of st. Adams for so
years. She was former treasurer
OF the Needle Work Guild of
America and formerly on the
board Of the Episcopal Home for
Children. A member Of the
Washington Club and the
Daughters Of the American Rev
olution. she was formerly regent
Of the Elizabeth jackson OAR
Chapter.
Besides her husband, she Is
survived by a daughter, Mrs
Daoney o. Elliott, 1901 Con-
necticut avenue NV, wife OF
retired Army Brig. Elliott, and
a granddaughter. Mrs. Harold M
Ross. IT.. Chicago.
Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at Gawler's fu-
neral home. 1855 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fred
erick.
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Carrie A. Lyford,
Worked is Years
With Indian Service

Miss Carrie Alberta Lyford, rs.
home economics specialist who
retired in 1o45 from the Indian
Service, died yesterday at her
home. 1906 Delfleld street. Chevy
Chase, Md.
Miss Lyford Joined the Indian
Service in 1929 as . supervisor in
home economies. She travelled
among Indian reservations and
| during her last years In the serv-
ice she studied the arts and
crafts Of various tribes. Three
Of her studies. Quill and Bead
work Of the Western Sioux, "
1.-THE Crafts Of the Ojibwa" and
"Iroquois Crafts" were pub
| lished by the education division
Of the Indian Once. Earlier she
had published Book Of Recipes
for the Cooking School, "The
School Dormitory" and "a Sur
vey Of State Teacher Colleges for
Negroes"
During World War II she was
with the Indian once in Chi
cage and retired there.
Born In Illinois.
Miss Lyford was born in Port
Byron. H.. and went to high
school in Moline, III. She was
graduated from Oregon State
College and specialized in home
economics at Dread Institute,
Worcester, Mass. and at Drexel
Institute. Philadelphia. She got
her bachelor and master degrees
in home economics education at
Teachers College, Columbia Uni
versity.
Miss Lyford taught at the
School of Domestic Arts and
Sciences. Chicago; Michigan
State College and Illinois Stare
Normal University when the field
Of specialization was new. She
came to Washington in 1915 and
was one Of the first specialists
in home economics for the United
States ONCE Of Education.
Taught at New Hampshire.
She was on the faculty of
Hampton Institute in the early
1905 and later taught at the
University Of New Hampshire.
Miss Lyford was a member Of
All Saints Episcopal Church and
its Women's Auxiliary and the
American Association Of Univer-
Sity Women.
Survivors are a brother and
two sisters. Harry B. Lyford,
with the United States Informa-
ton Agency and former Wiscon-
sin newspaper editor; Miss
Aimee E. Lyford, both Of the
Chevy Chase address, and Miss
Genevieve L. Lyford, Boston, re-
tired kindergarten education
specialist.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Friday at All Saints Church.
Chevy Chase circle. Burial viii
be in Rock Island. III.
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Rites for Senator Hunt
Are Held in Cheyenne
BY the Assseioted Pres,

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 23.-
Brief EpiScopalian services were
held yesterday for Senator Les
ter C. Hunt, Democrat. of Wyo-
ming. leader in Wyoming poll
tics for 20 years.
More than 600 persons damned
st. Marks Episcopal Church to
pay tribute to the former Cover
nor and. Senator. Another 200
persons, unable to crowd inside
the church. lined the streets out
side.
Graveside rites also were held
at Beth Ell Cemetery.
Senator Hunt. depressed over a
kidney ailment. shot himself
with % rifle last Saturday.
Several hundred persons filed
past his flag-draped coffin as it
lay in state in the rotunda of
the Wyoming capitol this morn
ing.
A delegation Of IL o Senator
Hunts colleagues in the Senate
and House Of Representatives at
tended the funeral as honorary
pallbearers.
Their Air Force plane departed
for washington Immediately
after the services.
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Last Rites tomorrow
For Don HoIIenbeck
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK. June 23.-Fu-
neral services for CHS television
news commentator Don Hollen-
beck. who committed suicide by
gas in his apartment yesterday
will be held Friday noon in the
chapel of the Campbell funeral
home.
DR.. John Bell Of the Church
of the Incarnation. will conduct
the services. Burial will be
private.
John Guide. the 49-year-old
broadcaster's agent. said the TV
man had been suffering severely
from stomach ulcers and had
been in q hospital twice In the
past four months.
MIR. Hollenbeck. q former news
paperman and Associated Press
picture editor, leaves his wife
and two daughters. His first
wife, from whom he was divorced.
a daughter and granddaughter
live in Nebraska.
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Presidents Mckinley and Theo-
dore and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Picture framing in the old
days, he used to say. was an art
in which the Trainer designed the
setting of a picture. instead Of
using factory-made holdings. He
made his own varnish and had
patented a joint for stretching
canvas after it was placed in q
frame.
He is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Miss Helen r. Kohlmer Of
the Hyattsville address and Mrs.
Frances r. Skies Of West Allen
hurst. N. j., and three grand
children.
He was member Of Harmony
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 9. and the
First Congregational Church at
Tenth and g streets NV.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow in the Cham
berS funeral home, SOL Cleve.
land avenue, Riverdale, Md.
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Dr.. Karl 7. Compton Dies;
Rudor and Atomic Pioneer
Brilliant Scientist
Served as Head of
NIT for l8 Years
BY the Asseeietod Pres.

NEW YORK. June 23.-Dr.
Karl T. Compton. Sc. one Of
Americas top scientists and
educators. who in wartime helped
develop radar and worked on the
atomic bomb, died yesterday.
For 10 years DR.. Compton was
president Of Massachusetts, In
stitute Of Technology. one Of the
Nations foremost scientific in
situations.
He had been chairman Of
NIT since 1913 when he gave
up the presidency to organize
the Nations scientific talent for
the cold war against commu-
niSrn. q job he resigned q year
later for reasons Of health.
During World War II DR..
Compton received the Army's
highest civilian award. the Medal
Of Merit, and was cited as being
personally responsible for has
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Albert |. Twins, IS,
Champion Trapshooier
By the Asseeiassd Press

RED BANK. N. j.. June 3d.
Albert L. WINS. former world
champion trap shooter who got
his start in the sport by taking
pot shots at crows on his fathers
farm near here. died today. He
was IS.
He stepped to the line at the
grand American handicap shoot
on August 81. 1920. at Cleveland.
Ohio, and hit 90 out Of 100 clay
pigeons to win the American
title. He was observing his Sind
birthday at the time. The event
was regarded as the world series
Of trap shooting.
He was Q retired real estate
and insurance broker. His wife.
the former Evelina Van Mater
WINS, died In 1851. -
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tening the termination Of hos
tilitieS."
A brilliant scientist. DR.. Comp
ton saw no conflict between sci-
ence and religion. 1.-THE funda-
mentals Of religion :" he once
said, ARE not opposed to science
and they are as essential today
as they ever WERE"
AS president Of NIT he created
a division of humanities to pre-
pare the colleges science stu
dents for an intelligent part in
the Nations social and economic
affairs.
DR.. Compton, born IN Wooster.
Ohio, died at Cornell Medical
Center here. He had suffered a
heart attack last Wednesday and
his wife was called to his bedside.
Besides his widow. the former
Margaret Hutchinson, he Is sur
vived by two daughters. Mrs.
Carroll M. Boyce of ScarSdale.
N. Y; Mrs. Bissell Alderman, Of
Holyoke, Mass, and q son
Charles, an instructor at Mount
Hermon School. Northf1eld. Mass.
DR., Compton was one Of three
brothers who all have served as
college presidents. DR.. Wilson H.
Compton became head Of Wash
ington State College, and DR.. Ar
thur H. Compton was chancellor
of Washington University in St.
Louis and a leader in coSnic-ray
research.
In Cambridge, Mass. DR..
Compton's successor as president
of NIT described him as "a great
and gifted leader in science, ed
ucation and public life the
most unselfish man I have ever
known"
I'VE who have had the privil-
eye Of working for him and with
him." DR.. James r. Killian. jr..
continued, "can never forget the
experience of his rare wisdom
and his generous friendship"
One of DR.. Compton's last pub
lie assignments was as chairman
of a commission set up by Presi-
dent Eisenhower last year to
study universal military training.
He was an ardent supporter Of
UNIT and in 1947 advised its
adoption as an urgent necessity
for national security.
DR.. Compton steutly defended
use of the atomic bomb against
Japan. saying it saved the lives
of at least $4,000 Americans who
would otherwise have died in an
invasion Of Japan.
In the 1913 A-bomb test at BIZ
KIM, he served as chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff evalua-
ton board.
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Draths

TRIGG. TERRY F. OF 1912 Barnaby
ter Sc. on June g: 1884: beloved son
81 ratricE r. TrisS. Prayers sI 1t V cSsm
bers' Funeral Home; pit l1th st. Sc.
Sn Friday June June 90 h, At $50 an IN
9 sts Sc, at . am. inteTment 0 CEDAR q
WARRINGTON, CHARLES. Suddenly.
si15SiE su q IS S 1874 Fan Il
day. June "a, friends are invited to
1882 You st. NV, where funeral serv-
$ss: y $:m., 1ass1n.as AFiinston IVA u:
WATERS. CoRDiA EPLEY. on Tues
day: June %: 1854. ct her home. 262s
Ola EPLEY WATERS, beloved wife Of
Mary Wary Catherine Waters. sister S Of
Hooper Carl, qarman. Spencer; Ernest
and HsEold Epley. Mrs. Hazel johnson:
blvd. Arlington, va, after pm. We'd
H T y o Sgns SS rrd.y TeeS nss mass
10 am. At the ST. Agnes Catholic
Church, Lee hwy and Randolph St..
Arlington, Va Intsrment Columbia
GNLucuS OeuctcIy. ~
WESTERN. WARD MALCOLM. Sud-
denly On On, Monday; June Fl. 1854;
brother Of Louise Creel,. Sally Root,
Fillmore j., Basil NJ. and Kemper @.
Western Friends may call ct the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc, until $3.50 Am.
and interment in Washington National
Cemetery at 10 am.
WHITEHURsT. MYRTIC J. OF ITO
Savannah st. Sc. on June %, 1854.
mother of Carl D. and B. F. White.
hurst, Mrs. Margaret vallertsen, Mrs.
Mary Jentry. Mrs. Harrett Gothier,
Mrs. Ray Brinkman, Mrs. Sue Perry,
Reed H. Whitehurst and Mrs. EILEEN
Ellerbeck. She also 10 survived by
fifteen grandchildren and sixteen
great-grandchildren Remains ct
Chambers Funeral Home, 1400 Chaplin
st. NV, until Wednesday. June %, at
g. pm: Services and interment Louis
WILSON. CHARLES. on Tuesday, June
pital, CHARLES WILSON of iii M
st: NV. He is survived by . devoted
wife. Mrs. Annie Wilson; father Of
Mrs. Theresa E. Carter, Charles Davis.
Thomas and Roy J. Wilson. He also
is survived by six grandchildren, nve
sreat- grandchildren and many friends.
Remains resting at the johnson q
jenkins Funeral Home, 1909 18th
ct. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Newsmon Tod Powell,
Retired CoIumnist

LODI, Calf, June 23.-Tod
Powell. who wrote a hunting and
fishing column, ''The Woods
man." for the San Francisco
Chronicle for many years. died
here yesterday after q brief ILL
ness, He was "A. &
Mr. Powell, who retired in 1851,
became III Monday night while
visiting friends. r
Born in Indianapolis. Mr..
Powell once worked on the In.
dianapolis News and later the
Denver Post before joining the
Chronicle in 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Mrs. Lewis, Sister
OF Louis Johnson
BY the Assseiefsd Press

ROANOKE, Va, June a.
Mrs. Helen johnson Lewis OF
Roanoke. sister Of former Secre-
tary of Defense Louis johnson.
died at her home here Monday
night.
Other survivors are her hus-
band, Ben w. Lewis: her father.
M. A. Johnson, ST.. and three
brothers, DR.. M. A. johnson. jr.;
Gordon E. johnson and Paul s.
johnson. All are of Roanoke.
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