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Forrest {. CaIcote,
With ice "a Years

Forrest c. Calcote, SO, an
evaluation engineer who had
been with the Interstate Com
merce Commission ever since he
came to Washington "a years
ago, died yesterday at his home.
17l2 E street Sc.
Mr.. Calcote was born in Rus
ton. La. and was graduate of
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute.
He was in the infantry during
World War I and afterward
worked for the Erie Railroad in
Pennsylvania and New York.
He was a member of the
Official Board of Epworth
Methodist Church and had re-
Gently retired as superintendent
Of the young peoples division Of
the Sunday school. He was a
member of Local Draft Board
No. IL and during World War II
he was chairman of Local Draft
Board No. Is. He was a Mason
and a member of the Southeast
Businessmen's Association and
the Kenwood Beach (Md) Citi-
zenS' Association.
Survivors are his widow,
Amanda: two sons. Hartwell F.,
Richmond. Va. and Robert K,
800 Anacostia road Sc; a
daughter, Mrs. Mary Elaine
Sommers, Charlottesville, Va; a
brother, Floyd, Los Angeles;
three sisters, Mrs. N. A. Riser,
Ruston: Mrs. Huldah Baker,
Stonewall, La: Mrs. Honor Ris-
niger. Sarepta, La, and seven
grandchildren.
Services will be held at / pm.
tomorrow at Epworth Methodist
Church. Thirteenth street and
North Carolina avenue NE. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetary.
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legendary real-life exploits in
"The Front Page"
The play centered about the
efforts Of Editor Walter Burns
and one Of his reporters to hide
from other newsmen-and the
police-an escaped criminal so
they could obtain an exclusive
story. Burns was generally be-
lieved to be patterned after Mr..
Howey and neither the authors
nor Mr.. Howey ever denied it.
Mr.. Howey left the hectic
Chicago scene in 1922 to become
managing editor of the Boston
American. He remained in Bos-
ton two years before Hearst
called him to New York in a
consulting capacity.
He returned to Boston in 1899
as editor in-chief of the three
Hearst papers. For the last two
years he devoted himself largely
to acting as consultant on edi-
torial and circulation problems.
Was Successful Inventor.
Less widely known was Mr..
Howey's second career as an
inventor. In the early 1930s, he
invented an utomatic photo-elec-
trio engraving machine. In 1910,
during Massachusetts, Institute
Of Technology commencement
week. photographs were trans
united 81 miles over a sound
photo SYSTEM developed by Mr..
Howey.
A native of Fort Dodge, Mr..
Howey was, at the time of his
death. a director of the Heart
Corp, and trustee of the es-
tate Of Mr.. Heart.
He is survived by a son, Will
liam Randolph Howey; a BROTH
er. Edwin, of st. Paul, Mimi;
and a sister, Mrs. Josephine
Fields. of st. Clair, Mich.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Wa
terman Funeral Home in Ken
more Square, Boston. Memo
rial services will be conducted
at 2 pm. Thursday at Camp
bells Funeral Chapel in New
York. Burial will be at st. Mi
chael's churchyard, Jackson
Heights. N. Y.
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FRANK WAHL

HARRIS, ANNIE z. In loving memory
Of our devoted mother and grand:
away twelve years ago today. March
20. 1912.
Loving and kind in all her ways.
Upright and Just to the end OF her days;
Ssas.i anp memory ase i.is n1 senind
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, MRS. Ell.
LEN Z JENKINS AND ROBERT
SNNpt5p RsoaBMERFP 0 q. gENklNs. I1~.S
Of HENRY Il. H66TTccHa1NsoN, who died
sixteen years ago today. March %.
Cod knows how much I miss you.
A loving thought shall ever wander
sq aIrcI ISy5Sc WIFE MARTHA
ing remembrsn H. Of my dear 70 WIFE, 1Hs
MARY THERESA McINERNEY. who
entered into peaceful rest fifteen years
ago today. March 20. 1889.
Husb niz ne: sos sep ri r. % Il
OF our dear wife. mother. grandmother
and kreat-grandmother. MARY A.
PALMER, who passed away six years
awo today. March 20. 194S.
s5 long and opsy have so messed
God placed His precious hand on your
And said Mary you must leave now
10 dwell With God in heaven above.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, WILL;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5E2REN AND
F i oar m sMA M IA lY ~ b1eKy
today aS Di March e 81 1919 Ese years ago
Gone, dear mother. gone forever.
How we miss your smiling face;
None on earth D. can n take SS your place.
1c yosE PRv1 ASb f s}czAR s6aN' JAMES
PUMPHREY. NOBLE n. AND CHARLES
b. In loving memory Of our dear par.
PUMPHHEY, who left us March %.
June IL. 1914.
God tless you. mother, in your grave.
And may He listen to our hearts
And hear our fervent prayers
We pray that yop are safe with Him
And Hi FOR WIN III 6 SS1 ESS for your love
HER LOVING cHILpREN. CHARLES N.
HUMPHREY AND HATTYE o. BERRY.
God bless you for your smiling face.
GEAR grandma,
And all you tried to do
To 3rinR US happiness on this earth.
And make our dreams come true.
NELSON PuMPHREY.
STEIN, HENRY CHARLES. A tribute Of
love and devotion TO the sacred memory
Of our loved one. HENRY CHARLES
STEIN. devoted husband and father
who left US thirteen years ago today.
E a5viH = VIE he HATTIE AND SON,
ELMER.
TAYLOR, HARVEY U. CULLEN. Sacred
to the memory Of our beloved hus-
band and father. HARVEY u. (ULLIEl
TAYLOR. who passed to the great
The covers Of LIES book are closed
For the one we loved so well.
But loving deeds Of bygone days
Are what the pages tell.
Each page Is filled with LIES course
OF sunshine and shadows that fall.
In lonely hours the pages We turn
To find loves remembrance outweighs
them all.
just when his life was most worthy
And he was doing his best.
Even with plans for tomorrow
He quietly stole away to rest.
Ullie. We miss you.
MAY1AE. BILLY. GRACE, TEDDY,
4 CARLYLE AND CELESTE.
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BUTLER. WALTER J. In loving memory
Of my dear husband; WALTER J.
BUTLEa. who departed this HE one
year ago oday, March ~. 1898.
God took him home. it was His viii.
' YOUR II LoN Ely WIFE, HATTIE.
JOHN +. G. AND IDA.
With atiection .d,I REMEMBRANCE ssn Of I 9Hr
c eeSfd SHfsi '0 %hS Joined ,sa. I'M u.
Vulnerable caravan about l5 years ago.
january 81 1889. and. March ~.
1889, respectively.
True to the best that you knew.
True to the God above you.
True to man here below.
Bravely treading onward.
No matter how heavy the load,
Giving. helpins sharing,
son EFa SSS s ssi 81 = Is sS:a
T. @. AND vENE CARPENTER.
DEADWYLER. MAMIE Q. In loving re:
wife. MAMIE Z. DEADwYLER. who
March -. i952.
Today recalls the memory
OF our loved one laid to rest.
And those who think Of her today
Are the ones VIE faE loy FdM hfE best;
DIGGS. MRS. LEILA r. On memory OF
my mother LEILA r. DIGGS. who
passed away one year ago today,
March ~. 1858.
May God keep His loving arms around
you and Test in heavenly peace.
YOUR DAUGHTER, MAUDE SCOTT. :
GAYER, MARY AGNES. In sad but
owing remembrance Of my dear mother,
MARY AGNES GAYER, who departed
this life four years ago today. March
~. 1850.
To mother.
With love.
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Mrs. Mabel Herrick,
Former OAR Official
By the Assoeluted Press

ROCKFORD. ILL.,, Mar. a.
Mrs. Mabel Walker Herrick, 81,
former vice president of the
Daughters of the American Rev.
olution. died in a hospital Sat-
urday night after brief illness.
For so years Mrs. Herrick had
been a trustee of Rockford Col
lege. of which she was q graduate.
Her husband. Charles E. Her
rick. one time president of the
American Meat Institute, died
in 1852.
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Deatha

WHEAT. HAZEL A. suddenly on sunday.
M MaEh q 1884, 81 ~ q GaSIuaity hcspitely
Nj. and Mrs. William B. Burruss. Mrs.
Atiants, Ca. and Clifford CHI Cox q New y
D S Sss r A:E ana ars n
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
By Mcclure. Inc. "a
WHIT. ESTELLE. On Friday, March
10. 1854. Mrs. EeTELLE WHITE Of
1872 Vernon Ct. n.wy wife o. Earl
Ms. RUBY Fovesll. Miss T b. kucEer..
Mrs. Mildred Cassell and William Rucker.
Shs also = sur. survived by nieces. . nephew;
invited 70 .ssll .at the Jarvis Eunersl
ssavcss ana intsrm.n e. rib.rton ds
WHITE, WALTER G. On Sunday, March
NV. WALTER 6. WHITE. brother 81
e WINS e. E e.. w nnts. an CAN'T pi az. ASs du
service. y Is. IS 3. 3. Hines ~. Run.rsi
Home; 290I 54th St. NV. on Wednes.
Rock Creek Cemetery. 23
Tpo issi TnSM s 61 .osM f s6
Of. ne, THOMAS WiDOM. beloved
husband OF Annie Wtdom and devoted
s asasT Fl b HWY we er %s ~ wa ao
neral a services At the Bernard panssi,-
sky q Son Funeral Home. 1901 l4th
pm. Interment TSImud Torah reme-
Interment IN Bethel Cemetery. 20
II. 1854 n LAURA y VOID ocCID Of 500
VIZ u soo Harold 1Coa 4 %eSs1
ington b. c.; sister Of mrs. Mary
Rowe, Mrs. Florence Smith. Mrs. Eve.
Ign Klane and George Gard. ell Of
Rass CO nai Tane ssv Home a rs 4sh
D.m. Interment Rock Creek Gene
wooDFoRD. LULA. Departed this life
On Saturday rdsy:, March nHsl. 20 1854 Ct The
FoRD Of s72o Wade I'd. Sc. leaves
to mourn their loss. . daughter, Mrs
Annette Bybee Of Columbus. Ohio; Q
ysed Also 4ysd Sy t MT LSSss
Robert Robert GRAY ot C, Solum6S:;, Ohio; =
relatives ana many S1 frie slase After Ssne5
pm. Tuesday March IS. friends may
call ct the Robert. q. Mason Funeral
Home. $500 Nichols ave; Sc; Funeral
!. pm. from the above funeral home
aciating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. %
WOODWARD. HELEN A. Suddenly. on
SATURDAY; March 20. 1854. q her +, resi-
% Ssoes ySk beloved 81 Vile S Il Asbu1y
u. Mccarthy: Miss Bessie HOGAN. james
Nf "a
Eva H.. Turner. Friends and relatives
Mrs. Marsaret M. Mccarthy. 1900 Goth
ii. Funeral from the above address on
TO Holy Trinity Church. seth and o
offered ai" at $50 $50 am. inter%ent xrlinss
ton National Cemetery. -
WRIGHT, DIR. WILLIAM THOMAS. JR.
WILLIAM THOMAS WRIGHT. .JR..
Assistant SURGEON General. Q: 8. ?. Il. g..
%d 47ot b.o SSSs' h husS sine q e! Jean
Hanson and John B. wright: brother
q Mrs. william EEgers; Friends Vs. are are
Pnmphrey, Bethesda. Md. Services on
Tuesday. March 20 A. X an a:,S e. g.
Nd. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. ~
YOUNG. REBECCA. On Saturday. March
90. 1854, REBECCA YOUNG. beloved
mother OF jerome YOUNG. Also sur
Vived by one sister. Mrs. Sarah KATY
Of Washington, D. c.. and seven grand
children. Services at the C. D. Goldberg
q son Funeral Home. 4217 9th st. NV.
on Monday. March %. ct. IL am. In
terment Adas Israel Cemetery. In
mourning at 2136 Sudbury pi. NV.
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John Schmutzer, IA,
0IdHeide|bergBuif
Proprietor, Dies

JOnn ScnmuCzer, proprietor OF
the Old Heidelberg Buffet at SIS
Eleventh street NV. won't be
greeting his customers any more
with the smile and joke they
had come to expect during the
last is years.
The restauranteur collapsed
suddenly in his home yesterday.
and was dead when he reached
Alexandria Hospital. He was "a.
Mr.. Schmutzer was born in
Vienna and attended military
school there in the era when
q man was known by his dueling
scars. He collected several on
his body and one on his fore
head before he left home at IA.
Travelling around Europe, Mr..
Schmutzer apprenticed himself
to hotels. learning the business
from the ground up.. At 20 he
went to England.
Raided Royal Preserve Once.
One Christmas, with a group
Of friends as destitute as him
self, he climbed a fence into a
royal preserve and made of
with one Of the kings swans for
a holiday dinner.
1--WE boiled it, baked it, ground
it up. and still couldn't eat it.
It was too old and tough" he
recalled.
He found work in a Manches-
ter hotel and found Miss Jessie
Rountree. whom he married.
They had two sons and two
daughters.
After 10 years in England Mr..
Schmutzer went to Montreal and
worked at a hotel there four
years before coming to WASH
ington in 1915 as assistant
maitre d'hotel at the Willard.
After many years at the Will
lard with his son, Albert D.
Schmutzer, he took over the Old
Heidelberg in 1899. When war
broke out two years later and
anti German feeling ran high,
Mr.. Schmutzer changed the
name of the Old Heidelberg. one
Of the best-known beer cellars
in town. to the Eleventh Street
Buffet.
Three Relatives in Service.
Many people objected to the
Germanic tinge in the name.
even though Albert. his brother
Alfred and his brother in-law
were all in the service. The
brother-in-law, Marine Col. JUS
tice Chambers. won the Medal
Of Honor. Americas highest
award. ..
Albert. the only son to follow
his fathers business, opened a
restaurant of his own, the Sea-
port Inn. in Alexandria three
years ago.
In addition to the human pa
irons, who always found him
smiling and joking, Mr.. Schmut-
ger catered to birds. Each day at
lunch time he fed bread to the
pigeons, starlings and Sparrows
which flocked around the steps
leading down to the restaurant.
He had a bird of his own, a
parakeet he was teaching to
talk, in his home. GOA Bashford
lane. Alexandria.
Leaves Two Daughters.
In addition to his widow and
sons, he is survived by his two
daughters. Mrs. Justice Cham
bers of Rockville. Md. and Miss
Rosemary Schmutzer. who is
flying here from her post in the
American Embassy in Rome.
Albert Schmutzer lives on Fort
Hunt road. Alexandria: Alfred in
Sevierville, Tenn.
Prayers will be said at the Hy-
song funeral home. 1900 N street
NV. at $3.50 am. Wednesday,
followed by requiem mass in
st. Patrick's Church. Tenth and
G streets NV, at 10 am. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Darn nf Chunks

MARSHALL, PAULINE A. The family
Of the late PAULINE 4. MAEsHALL
Appreciation to the ReY. II. T. Burton,
the Rev. T. w. HowstoG the Rev, J. w.
johnson, relatives, neighbors and many
friends for floral tributes. cards, cars
and other expressions of sympathy
during their Bereavement:
THE FAMILY.
RICHARDSON. WILLIAM OSA. The
family Of the late WILLIAM OSA
RICHARDSON wishes to thank its many
friends for the kind expressions Of SYM
pathy, floral tributes and assistance
extended them during their recent be-
mrs. IDA RICHARDSON. MOTHER.
MRS. MAE r. POINDEXTERs
MRS. ROSE r. REDDISH.
SISTERS. 70
WHITMIRE, PEARL BRUCE. The fam
lily Of the late PEARL BRUCE WHIT
NIRE gratefully acknowledges the
many expressions Of love and sympathy
shown US during our recent bereaye-
ment. MABEL AND PAULINE. %
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DrafhB

sCHMUTzER. JOHN. suddenly, on sum
Day: March n: 1854, q the AisxaIn c,as
MS. Jessie schmltser and father d
Miss Rosemary schmutssr. Mrs; Justice g
schmntzsr. Remains resting 81 NY
where prayers win be said on We'd
e ST. e MsIee "a catsos V oS
o@ered st 10 am. Tor the repose Of
nv sSo t. . hslns &. an mass e p
rick's and the interment ct Cedar Hin
nesday. March IL. 1854. MARIE MAR
qARET SCOTT Of .3O4 Eye St. NV,
s ssHss g N s shnason Also sGSss ns
After pm. Friday. a March 10. friends TREND;
o ecu q Hs sa' F RHSs H sGSse' ls aS
services on saturdsy, March 30. 81 ]
$s si s;: e =:
sHANKs, NANCY CHAPMAN. On Fri
a1N Mar ShA Il AlsS4 s q NHSsn0 s. v: Il
ssstirsdS; Mss; shsnts was s . 3. g
k.,Ss.uls,yi!ys survived by.,S%., daaEhtsIs; Ms.
M asn'ElniM s Il Melos we r. e Sap S
eSsmssrlln. VIE Of L. e. Gem en- STEPHEN
Ash cahROsEn MF. a sh.n 5ssirS Z ., q
survived y four srsndchiidren and
services il Roanoke on Monday March
day. March 20. 1854. 20
SHAW. CHARLES PHILIP. on saturday.
at l0;45 an: CHARLES PHILIP SHAW
q a.n 155t Church St; n.y. brother Of
1900 N St. NV. on Tuesday. March
S ~: Ct pm; In.erment Glenwood
March 1S, 1854. CATHERINE siMMs
OIL o. ZIP , Montsllo ave. ne: She leaves
Frederick Brown: two nieces- in Jaw.
Frances Henderson and Piccoia Brown.
Other relatives. and friends; After
ea AZ the Eassn sree lon. z Ford T Pa
neral Home. 1918 4th st. s.w. Funeral
services on Tuesday. March %, at i
Pth az. e. tfs Me- Church
Le0range oficiating. interment Paynes
Cemetery. %
DOROTHY L. On Sunday.
March 21.. 1864. DOROTHY L: SINK
besTeS dausSt sS oi r Mrs Arn Pei Sink aE
6eld and sister Of Mrs. Pauline B, s.
Holmes Also surviving are other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements by Me-
CURE. Inc. "a
SMITH rpANcys prpNApn -, ss
March 81, 1884. FRANCIS BERNARD
SMITH. beloved husband Of Neville
Smith tnee Pratt. son of Mrs. Annie
B. Smith, brother Of Mrs. Louise s.
Null and Mrs. Marsaret s. Henderson.
Funeral from the W. w. Deal Funeral
Home. 4Sl2 Ga. ave. nv. on Tues
day. March %. at l pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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filters Local No. SOC are
R ssRNaR {, ,s Ias Sfesn sI Fl 4
who passed away on Sunday,
March FL, 1854. This Is
death No. 141. Signed.
r. J. LUCAS. President.
r. A special COM
munication Of East Gate
Lodge No. "a. F. A. A. M.
Is called for Tuesday. March
%. 1854. ct 1890 pm. TO
conduct q courtesy funeral
service for Brother BER-
NARD F. SMITH In behalf
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MRS. HELEN RANpoLPH. rrefect.

MRS. ALYCE QUANDER. Cor Secy.
CANTER. EDWIN H. Suddenly on sun
Ma l E M5sfn 4. exaffEs, beIovsd is SON
CAMEL e Ns' Also sR R1 ssd L. t' o s10sE
and seven brothers. Funeral from the
HUNT g Ryon Funeral Home. waldorf,
n n O. Services TUESDAY, from MAS o I'D e chureS
HuGhesviile. Nd. ct 2 pm. Interment
c ins[fs .eF FaRR1 THOMAS. On Sum
a sss narf aAR4 TRoMAs eafatsss
beloved husband Of Ethel S. carless.
mond r. and Toward c. cariess Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
Z pm. Monday. March - Funeral
March a. Conneaut Lake. Pa.
CARTRIDGE. TOM. On Wednesday.
p MsESh roM c 1sIs E SeeRea hSs
band Of Rosa Lee Csrtiedgs Also sur.
viving are -four. sisters. two brothers
and q host Of other relatives and
friends. After | , noon Sunday. March
81, friends maybcall at his la.e resi-
denee: 62s 6 st. ne. Funeral services
on Monday: March -. at IL noon noon
& Ri sf 5is and Giant ss n
Rev. Hurley oficiatins Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
CLAGETT, Ida M. On Sunday. March
81, 1854. at D. c. General Hospital.
. Ida NJ. CLAGETG Of 1905 l4tn st.
ne: beloved sister. of William J. Taylor
of Hillerest D. c.; aunt Of Mrs. Ida
L. Doyle and Mrs, Julia r. Clancy Of
Washington. D. e. z Friends may call
ct the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st and
Mass ave. ne where services will
be held on Tuesday, March %. at
2:30 pm. Interment Congressional
Cemetefv
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adobe. Members Of the In
terdenominational Ushers
Union are hereby notified Of
the .deAfh Of our beloved
member. ADDIE TAGGART.
FUNERAL services on Tuesday,
March %, 1864, ct 1 pm.
from the Mount Moriah
nurch; q 3 I'd and I sts; s;w.
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boyd. ALGERETTA. AM onacers d

members Of the james Reese
Europe Unit No. 5. Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. are
hereby notified of the death
of our member. ALGERETTA
BOYD, and are requested to
assemble at the Barnes g.
Funeral Home. 6l4 4th st.
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KENNEY. JULIA A. On Sunday, March
IL. 1854: ct Oakhaven Convalescent
Md JULIA a. KENNEY Of SO sheri-.
dan st. NV, mother Of Mrs. Helena
&. Schon and John T.. James H..
Kenney rests ct the Warner e.
Humphrey Funeral Home. S434 Ga.
ave-, Silver Spring, Md, where friends
4 pm, to pm. Funeral mass and
interRant Manchester, N. d.
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mems n'su Hospital sEEYsMo tGs PREsssHiiEY
Of 200 10th st. Sc. He leaves q loving
wife. Mary r. PRESLEY: two sons, one
many other relatives and friends.
After / b am. Tuesday,. March 20,
friends may call at campbeil's Funeral
pm. the Rev. Harrison vofiiciatins.
Interment Wednesday. March "a, ct
Nesmith. 8. C. 22s
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Sc. YMOUR. A special COM
munication OF Warren Lodge
No. d. +. A. A. NJ. will be
held on Tuesday. March %.
1854. at 1 pm. at the Ma.
sonic Temple. 10th and You
SITS. NV, to arrange for the
funeral Of our late brother.
Euneral Home Ao3 4th st.
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Draths

LAW, BEATRICE McABEE. On eat1r-
XsEE LAW Law 81 s. sooSSo lstR G.. Sc. vile
Of the late Bishop Law, mother. Of
Andrew Ana 'l and pn aie LaS :st Sister
She also is survived BY 10 grand
other relatives and many friends. After
pm. Tuesday, March %, friends are
invited to call ct the Jarvis Funeral
Church. 1432 You ST.. NV. Funeral
"a. AZ the Mount Zion Methodist
Church. Goth st. between Dumbarton
ave. and o st. NV, the. Rev. Foy Of
dciating. rnterment Arlington National
Cemetery 70
LAWS. ISAAC I. Members Of st.. Angus
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GALLOWAY, CATHERINE. Members Of
~ the Sodality of st. Bene-
q : g. ! ] ! !! !. !
at $3.50 pm. to recite the
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WATERFRoNT PRop. FoR SAIL

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|, rms. West River 4244 III
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Chew. must be In good c0nd. Can
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doah River. Swim, boat. fish. hunt
Eiec. $3.50. Easy terms. Also lots
I hour from Falls Church. ;. p
SCHMIDT Do 5-8344. III
FURN. 2-bedrm. cot
tages Drum Point Beach. Fireplace,
screened porch; cupboard canoe: all
modern improvements; reaS terms.
Sale or rent. CIR. 3-204l or OR.
4-23Sl. --19
log CABIN. sleeps $40, scr. porch;
firepl., patio; row boat and motor:
sandy beach; widow will sacrifice:
$4,000. YOUR terms. IA. S-5916. -l0
FOR $4,000 CASH and owner first
trust, cottage available In q COM
pletely established restricted club
community about 80 miles from
Washinaton and Chesapeake Bay.
Beautiful view Of bay over large
club-matntained play area leading
to private sand beach and extensive
pier. Cottage Constructed n 1853;
2 bedrooms. pine-paneled 20x24 hv-
ming water. bath with tub. shower:
electric range and refrieerator. CAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

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place. kitchen and din. rm.. z TILED
baths. hardwood floors, beautifully
furn.. shower, lavatory, toilet and
laundry tubs in basement; $500
JACK MALDRON. 1882 9th st. NV
Day. HU. 3-3226; Ewes, 10. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
KAY REALTY co.
FAIRHAvEN ON THE BAY

$6.450-Completely furnished cot
tage Suitable for year-round Oc-
Snpsneyl: 5 rooms q bedrooms).
Sl2.96O-Very attractive cottage: Q
rooms. 2 baths, oil heat. garage: IN
perfect condition; on large wooded
s.. 25O-Large corner lot: bay view.
S75O-lnside lot 40x150: about 100
Drive through Upper Marlboro (Pa.
ave. or South Capitol Bridge), cen
tinue on Solomons Island I'd. and
follow signs to Fairhayen and ask
bEITSlEsiLII. pL 7-s1Oo go