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Fleming Hits Omission
Of School Aid for D. C.

Chairman Robert " Fleming Of the Districts delegation
the White House Conference Education today protested
omission of mention Of the District conferences
for Federal school aid.
Mr.. Fleming told Conference Chairman Neil H. McElroy
the delegation objected to the dropping Of specific proposal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

TEACHER SHORTAGE is THE TOPIC-Delegates
at table of the White House Conference on Educa-
tion are deep in paper work about the Nations
teacher shortage. Pictured during yesterdays
session are Cleft to right Philip Johnson Gorham,
Me-; James Perkins, Princeton, N. j.; Margaret
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
List Numerous Obstacles

At the same time, the report
conceded that the obstacles are
numerous. Among them it listed
obsolete building codes. commu-
nifty resistance to additional tax
alton, almost complete depend
ence Of schools on property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Freed Prisoner
Now German

BERLIN. Sept. Z R.-The
mystery american" the Rus
SLAMS freed Monday now claims
he's Q German. United States
officials say they're not con-
WINGED Of that story. either.
The Soviets released the man
as Charles Frederick Hopkins.
an American civilian, along with
two soldiers who had been pris-
oners Of the Reds for seven
wears. The civilian said then
he was from New York City.
Last night, after extended
questioning by United. States in
telligence officers. the Army
command in Berlin said in a
statement Hopkins now claimed
to be Klaus Frederick Glaubit2,
a 27-year-old German national
who had been in Soviet hands
since 1947.
United States authorities are
continuing to check his story
and status" the announcement
added. He is still being held
incommunicado.
American officers commented
that the man spoke excellent
English in q manner not char
acteristic Of Germans. They said
he obviously is older than ~
and that his story OF capture
by the Russians was vague.
One source said he thought
the man still might turn out to
be an American. perhaps one
who is wanted by police in the
United States.
The two soldiers. Pvts. Wilfred
C. Cumish of Amesbury, Mass.
and Michael Feingersch, alias
Murray Fields. Of Jamaica,
N. Y. are being held incommuni-
cado in an Army hospital while
getting medical checknps. They
disappeared from their units in
Western Europe in 1948 and the
Army Is investigating whether
to court-nartial them.
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SLAYER ORDERED
TO PAY WIDOW
OF DEAD MAN

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico
(P).A man found guilty Of
granddaughter received q sus-
pended sentence yesterday
but the judge ordered him
to pay $50 monthly to the
dead mans widow.
The judge said the pay
ment was to ''help In the edo
ucation Of her four children,
now orphans.
The sentence was handed
down by District Judge Jose
Villares at Caguas City, 20
miles from San Juan. He
gave Aware Valdez, who shot
the children's father four
months ago. a 5-to-10-year
suspended sentence.
Prosecuting Attorney Mig
uel Garcia said Valdez will
have to make the payments
for at least five years-the
minimum term of his sem
tence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Mrs. J. M. Brown,
Wife of Legal Aide
To Senate Group

Mrs. James M. Brown, so, wife
Of the legal assistant to the gen.
eral counsel Of the Senate In
lternal Security Subcommittee
died today in Missoula, Mont.
after a long illness.
Mrs. Browns Washington ad-
dress was 1701 MASSACHUSETTS
|avenue NV, but she maintained
Ia home in Missoula, where she
went each summer. She was the
former Dorothy Agnes Donohue
Ia native of Butte, Mont, and
daughter of the late d. j. and
Kate H. Donohue.
Mrs. Brown and her husband
came to Washington in the 1930s
Mr.. Brown formerly was an at
torney in the Justice Depart
ment. He has been in his pres
ent position on Capitol Hill for
about two years.
Beside her husband Mrs
Brown is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. William G. Tonner,
Norfolk, Va, and Miss Mary Vir-
Iginia Brown, Missoula; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Neil McPhail and Mrs.
Clyde F. Murphy, both of Mis-
lsoula, and two grandchildren.
Services and burial will be in
lMiSSoula.
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REDDING, Conn. Dec. 10 (R)

REDDING, Conn. Dec. 10 (P)
Archer M. Huntington, So
Iphilanthropist and authority or
Spanish culture, died Sunda!
lat his estate. Stanerigg Farm
He was the founder OF thu
Hispanic Museum in New Yorl
and was known for his gifts o.
parks, libraries and to cultura
institutions.
He was the son of Coils P
Huntington. a railroad magnate
active in the development Of the
Southwest. The elder Mr.. Hunt
ington formed the Southern Pa.
Icific Railroad in 1884 and was
president OF it when he died SIX
years later.
Mr.. Huntington is survived by
his widow, Anna Hyatt Hunt
ington. a noted sculptress.
Mr.. Huntington's estate here
has been decided to the State
of Connecticut as a park. SUBJ
ject to the life use of his widow
1t won't be the first time a
Huntington homestead has gone
to the public. In l943 he pre-
sented his old home and soc
acres to the New York New Jer-
sey Palisades Interstate Park
Commission.
Mr.. Huntington was a former
president of the American Geo.
graphical Society, honorary
president of the American MI
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Jack 6. HoItzcIow Dies,
President of VEPCO

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. Is Up.
Jack Gilbert Holtzclaw. presi-
dent of the Virginia Electric g.
Power Co. since 1929. died today
of a heart attack in a Richmond
hospital. He was SO.
Mr.. Holt2claw attended i a
company board of directors
meeting in New York last week.
associates said, and did not feel
well upon returning to Rich
Imond. He entered the hospital
here for a checkup. and his
friends thought he was doing
well as late as yesterday.
AS president of VEPCO for rs
years. he had played a major
role in the development of Vir-
ginia's electric system. Under
his leadership the company had
played a leading part in the
development of the States rural
Identification network, and 1t
was under his direction that two
Imulti-million- dollar hydroelec-
Itric plants were built on the
Roanoke River, near the Vir-
Iginia North Carolina border.
He worked as a student en-
gineer with Boston firm after
graduation in 1907 from Georgia
Institute of Technology and
early in 1908 was sent to Savan-
nah with the Savannah Electric
Co. He was transferred in jan
uary, 1911, to the Pensacola
Electric Co. at Pensacola, Fla. :,
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William Ashby Myers, 90,
District Policeman 28 Years

william Ashby Myers, SO. who
spent 20 years as a policeman
mostly at the precinct in George
town, died yesterday at his home
103 West Myrtle street, Alex
Iandria. Va.
Mr.. Myers. known as Ash, was
born in Leesburg. Va. He fought
overseas in the Army during
World War !.
In 1919, he Joined the Met
Iropolitan Police Department, re-
firing in 19l7 as a private. He
received five department COM
Imendations during his career. In
1881. he apprehended three sus-
Ipicious characters in the rear
yard of sporting goods store
who later admitted they were
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going to break in and steal guns
for other jobs.
Mr.. Myers was cited also for
Experiencing a housebreaker
and recovering a stolen auto
mobile.
Mr.. Myers was a member OF
American Legion Post No. 20.
Survivors are two sisters and
two brothers, Mrs. Gordon
Thomas, with whom he lived +;
Mrs. Leland Carr, Elijah Frank
lin Myers II and G.. Shirley
Myers. all of Leesburg. His wife
was the late Madelyn B. Myers
Services will be held at II am
tomorrow at the Ryan funeral
home, 3l9 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. Burial will be in Union
Cemetery. LeeSburg.
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Dratha

eember = IL. lsS5. At de a Tioi' Hos los
pital, q. VICTORIA TAFT. beloved wife
OF the late DR. Harry C. Taft. mother
OF Emery de Hartman and Mrs. Walter
William Emery Of Los Angeles. Calf,
Funeral services at the Duyall Funeral
Home, 2224 Wisconsin. ave. NV, or
wednesday. December II, ct 1890 am
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
TRINDER, JOHN HI. On Saturday. De-
sgsm5 sp , IL, I955; at his home. JOHN
NV 5sioHes S E, slSS Il gDha Ot..
Trinder, father of Mrs Anne jackson
Los Angeles, Calf Friends are invited
70 call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
bethesda. Nd, where services Viii s.
held on Wednesday. December IA. al
10 am Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IL
TURNER, JAMES HARRY. On Friday.
December 8. 1865, JAMES HARRY
TURNER. beloved son Of Mrs. Virginia
Turner, brother of Mrs. Blannie Nc
a Ass IL sr also nc Is survived BY three
relatives and many friends. After e /
pm. Tuesday, December 10. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
i452 You ST. NV. where funeral serv-
day, December II. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. IL
WATKINS, JOSEPHINE VIRGINIA. On
VIRGINIA WATKINS. devoted de-; tSI vie q
Rtchard 3: Watkins. beloved mother
o. Mrs, Evelyn w, Suber. She also
ave 6r Se shs SIX s 1ss iSSl s
Ave great Observation-Disclosures and many other
relatives and friends, Remains will lie
in state At the Pilgrim Baptist Church
as S af pees Is fW ia ir0 Sntl as Wed pm
Ices will be held at pm. casket
ICES ICES viii be held at I pm. the Rev;
Viii not Se ope ssn amer serviees ask n
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by the John T. Rhines
d. Co. Funeral Home 901 3rd st. s.w.
WELDON. PHILIP. On Monday, De-
cember IL, la55. PHILIP WELDON Of
1888 st., ne. beloved husband OF
Grace p, Weldon and father Of Mrs;
y ysFTna Mite Mrs; Marcel Smith and
ing are four sisters. two brothers. other
relatives and many friends. Notice
q funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
MCGUIRE, Inc. Is
wEMPLE. EDGAR EARL. On Saturday,
December 70; 1888 at Mount Alto
loved husband OF NJ Elizabeth Wem-
pie. father Of Alan John Wemple.
brother OF Donald Wemple Of Elmira,
=; y Friends may call at the Lee
chusetts ave. ne. where services VIII
be held on Wednesday. December IA.
at 1880 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. IS
WIBLITZHOUsER. ANNA Z. On Tues.
% cay I Psssnnsr 10. lob, ANNA e
frank o. Sel fSedo M Eff q
St. Silver Spring. Nd. and mother
Of the late Edmond L. and Kenneth
+. Wiblitzhouser. There also are -four
grandchildren and one Rreat-grandson
Mrs. Wiblitzhouser rests at the Warner
Pumphrey Funeral Home. s434
services win be held on THURSDAY. De-
Arlington National Cemetery, Il
YOUNG. BLANCHE. On Sunday. De-
cember, IL. 1855. al Prince Georges
Wife OF Ernest Young. mother Of Maud
Henry, CLAYTON AiEier and Andrew
Cora Boone; two brothers. Charles and
Warren. Davis: twenty-five grandchil-
dreni Tour at-grandchildren. other
relatives and friends; After s pm,
e Tdfs as bsr December s,s H. fEsIds
Mass will be. said on Wednesday. De-
cember IA. at $50 am. at Sc, John g
Catholic Church, Clinton. Md. In
terment church cemetery. arrange
ments by Rollins.
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MAYO, BRUCE MILTON. In lovini
memory OF my dear brother, BRUCE
NJ MAYO who passed away one veal
ago TODAY. December Is. 1854.
do not need 4 special day to hrins
you to my mind;
Although your soul is now at rest ant
free from care and pain,
I will always think of you and love yot
Until we meet again,
When ] lost YOU. lost my dearest
friend:
SISTER REBECcA NJ MORGAN.
MONTGOMERY WILLIAM G. In Low.
ing memory Of our dear son ans
who. died three years ago today. De
cember 3. 1882.
Just a loving thought,
Just a silent tear:
just q beautiful memory
YOUR LOVING FAMILY.
PAYNE, MARY FRANCES. In lovint
memory OF my dear mother, MARY
life three years ago today. December
The years of her life were numbered
When the messenger whispered low
THE Master has come and called FOL
She answered. II am ready to go,
You left behind an aching heart
p nsrsr iS S,s D you p m9s, sincere; W
FORGET you, mother dear.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, FRAN
CES HAWKINS
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Harold o. Kelly. II,
MAGAZINE Artist

BROWNWOOD, Tex. Dec. 13
IPl.-Harold o. Kelly, II, widely
known artist whose paintings
featured cowboy and rural
themes. died yesterday of a heart
Iattack.
A self-taught artist, Mr.. Kelly
began painting in oils in 194S
and his works appeared in ma
|tional magazines. He was a native
Iof Bucyrus, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Archer M. Huntington, IS,
Authority on Spanish Culture

Imismatic Society and q founder
and president of the Hispanic
Society of America. He was a
member of the select American
Academy of Arts and Letters
and of the College of Electors of
New York University's Hall of
Fame.
A trustee of New York's Amer
lean Museum of Natural History,
Mr.. Huntington founded the
Mariners Museum in Newport
News. Va, and the Brookgreen
Gardens in South Carolina.
Mr.. Huntington was born in
New York March 10, 1870. His
published works include a num-
Der of volumes of poems, the
last of which was Turning
Pages" In 1850.
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ftt Mrtttnriatt1

q JANE BERRY. Who departed srRa'1 '1,is
life twenty -four years ago today. De-
cenber 10. 1881.
CAROLINE. IN sad but Low.
CAROLINE cAssELL. who departed
this life eleven years ago TODAY, De.
cember Is. 1914,
In the book Of life there are pages
Filled with memories fond and true
And OF those most dear through tn.
Are memories. dear mother of you
Sleep on, dear mother. in Cod
IL The sgnshins Of perfect peace,
DAVIS. JAMES Z. In loving memory Of
our beloved husband, father and son
JAMES y. DAVIS. who departed thi,
Is. 1874 Has year ago TO-DAY n'csmOs'
The, road into the sunset Ia one w
all must tread.
Althoush 1t brings US sorrow when one
goes on ahead
still there is comfort in knowing w
-, meet again some day.
When grief and pain. are over and the
clouds have rolled away.
DEVOTED WIFE, CHILDREN AND
Mk'IHEH.
VIRGINIA V. In loving
memory q my dear mother. VIRGINIA
V. DONALDSON. who left US nine wears
ago today, peeember 10, 1915.
Upright and Just to the end OF her days.
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
"hst beautiful memory she left
- MAY AND sPEcK.
VIRGINIA Y. In mem.
mothsr vi VIRGINIA GIN o " po oR bssos
who departed this life nine years age
today December II. 1916
The world may change from year tc
- And friends from day to day.
But never will the one We loved.
FROM memory pass away.
BEuLAH, JIMMY AND THE BOYS. :
DYSON. ROBERT c. AND IRENE &. In
iSSing memory Y Iv 81 CUR beloved parents
and f My saf IRENE P pYsos who p. sae
IL. 1852
Memories are the fragrance
When the. rose itself is gone:
Memories md.s. Of you dear father and
win iinser on and on.
iARNETT, ROSIE. In memory of ROSIE
GARNETT, who departed this life one
year ago today, December 49, 1854.
December brings sad memories
OF a loved one gone to rest,
You will never be forgotten
By the ones who loved YOU best.
She is not dead,
She Is Just away.
OF all who loved you, and loved YOU
God loved you best, and wanted you
near.
THE FAMILY
HARGETT, ANNIE p. In loving memory
Of my dear mother. ANNIE p HAIR
GETT who departed this life nine
years ago today. December 10, 1916.
Beautiful memories are cherished
forever in my heart
DEVOTED SON, EDWARD L. HAIR
KYLER, ETA. In loving memory of
our darling mother, Eta KYLER, who
passed into peaceful sleep nineteen
years ago today. December 10, 1896.
Loving thoughts of one so dear
Often bring a silent tear:
Thoughts return TO scenes long past,
Time. rolls on. but memory lasts
We feel your presence with US still
When thrushcs call beyond the hill.
And all the air is sweet with May,
We know you are not far away.
HER LOVING CHILDREN, VERNICE
AND HAROLD.
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Louie A. DensIow,
Retired RuiIwuy
Mail EmpIoye

Funeral services for Louie A.
Denslow, "a, retired Railway
Mail Service employe, were to
be held at 2:30 o'clock this aft
ernoon at Lees funeral home,
Fourth street and Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
Mr.. Denslow, born in James
town. N. Y, came to the Dis
ltrict in 1910. He was employed
by the mail service from 1910
to 1913.
! He died in his sleep Sunday
at his home at 1896 A street Sc.
He is survived by his widow,
Lena C. Denslow. Of the home
address; a son, l.. Alton Dens-
low, of Forestville, Va, and
a sister, Mrs. Edna D. Gron-
berg, of st. Petersburg, Fla.
Burial will be In the Congress
lsional Cemetery.
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Rev. Joseph Carroll, s.
Marquette PHYSICIST

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. IS Pr
The Rev. Joseph Carroll. So. re-
tired director of the Marquette
University Physics Department
and a widely known seismologist,
died yesterday at st. Joseph S
Hospital
Father Carroll retired last
summer because of i'll health.
He suffered a heart ailment for
some time.
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DR.. Edmund M. Wyiie,
Father of Writer

TRYoN, N. c., Dec. Is R.-
DR.. Edmund Melville Wylie. 70.
former pastor of Park Avenue
Presbyterian Church in New
York, died in a hospital here
yesterday after a long Illness. He
had made his home here a num-
Der of years after retiring from
the ministry.
He was the father Of Philip
Wylie. author, newspaper COLI
|umnist and former screen writer
of Coral Gables, Fla, and Max
|Wylie, in health education work
in New York. Two daughters,
Mrs. John Slater of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. James Sidnor of Rich
|mond, Va, also survive.
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Dulles Leads Finul Tribute
AT Rites for Henry Suydum

Nv. McCardle. Counselor Douglas
Macarthur II, Roderic L. O'Con-
nor, special assistant to Mr..
Dulles, and Lincoln White. assist
ant press secretary.
A group representing the Grid
iron Club. of which Mr.. Suydam
was an active member for many
years, was in attendance. along
with the State Department Press
Association.
Mr.. Suydam was a veteran re-
porter, editor and public official
who was called upon by Mr..
Dulles to be chief news officer at
the State Department a little
more than two years ago. He
was on leave of absence as chief
editorial writer for the Newark
Evening News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13

Secretary of State Dulles. along
with other State Department Of
Ificials and a crosS-section OF
Inewspapermen, paid final tribute
yesterday to Henry Suydam al
his funeral. He will be buried
lat 2 pm. tomorrow in Green
mount Cemetery, Baltimore.
The 64-year-old chief Of the
State Department news division
died Sunday of a heart attack
lat his home, 1915 Rhode Island
Iavenue NV. Services were held
lat the home of his mother-in-
law, Mrs. George Barnett, 1922
Rhode Island avenue NV.
Also attending the funeral were
Assistant Secretary of State Carl
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where he became assistant
superintendent of Transports
ton.
In 1916 Mr.. Holtzclaw became
superintendent of the Pensacola
firm and three years later he
was made manager. He trans
lferred to Beaumont, Tex, in
1924 as vice president Of the
Gulf States Utilities Co. and re-
manned there until 1929 when
he was elected vEPCO presi-
dent
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CEMETERY LOTS

Cemetery Lots Wanted
FOR RESALE. CALL ME. s-0076. --i3
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With RECORD to O
Card of Thonks

Ven often o cord Of thonks In
The Stor meets Q need which con
hardly BE- solved 10 ony other vey
Not only is 10 o srocious expression
Of arotitude to those who have sent
floral tributes. but also eourteously
acknowledges the services end kind
aesses Of the mony to whom Q per.
sonoI note Of thonks eonnot well be
moiled OF whose nomes and cd
dresses ore not known, insertions Of
q card Of thonks msy be arranged
BY telephone to The Star ST 5000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
orssrs also accsptsd; sso g s "sss
nights 300 14th o. NV Ma. S-0106
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DrathH

FRAN. WILLIAM J.. sR; OF 2s27
Minnesota ave. Sc. on December IL.
1855. bsloyed hps6snd Of Jennie N;
and William J. Frain. jr.: brother Of
Mrs. Annie Maddox He also Is sur
vived by two grandchildren. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, SIT 18th
St. Sc. on Thursday. December 15,
Ct $3.50 pm. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. IA
GAWTHRoP, EVERARD C. OF Potomac
Heights. Indian Head. Nd. on Deem.
Ethel < dswthrop. father Of Arthur
N. Gawthrop and brother Of Mrs. Jo-
seph W. Mott. sr.. and Mrs. Edna
NJ. Thomas, Also surviving are four
grandchildren. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, ST. 18th st. Sc. on
Thursday, December Is. at / pm
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IA
GAWTHRoP. EvERARD C. special
a communication Of Petworth
IN Lodge, No. A, F. A. A. M.
@ ::; 81; :; !; Be-;
our late brother. EVERARD
C. GAWTHROP
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GUNNINGHAM, BEATRICE T. At her
Eresidence. ll2 " st nv BEATRICE

residence. UT " 81, nv. BEATRICE
r. CUNNINGHAM. beloved sister OF
I. Mrs. Este l. Fortune and Joseph D.
league. aunt Of Harper r. Fortune and
sister-in-law Of Mrs. Hazel M. league,
Also surviving are other relatives and
many friends After IL noon Friday,
December 49, friends are invited TO
call at the Mcclure Funeral Home.
1920 9th st NV. Funeral from the
Metropolitan A. NJ. z. Church. NJ ST..
Saturday. December II, at 1. pm.
Casket will not be opened in church.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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munica ton OF Washington
Lodge. No. IA,
F.A.A.M.. is called for 7:l5
pm Tuesday, December 10,
1855. for the purpose of
conducting the last Masonic
rites chapel servicei for our
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BERRY, JANE. In loving remembrance
Of JANE BERRY, who departed thii
life twenty -four years ago TODAY. De-
cember Is. 1881.
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Services at 8 pm. Chambers Funeral
Home. 18th st. Sc. All members are
ursed sr te - attend pv,n,s ,,...
LELAND W, WARMER, SR.. secy.
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ECKsTEIN, EMMA L. On Monday. De,
cember ID. 1855. at her. residence. 512
Tulip ave, Takoma Park. Md; EMMA
l., ECKsTEIN. beloved daughter of
Friends may cali at the Takoma Flu
neral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV. park
ing lot opposite). Services at the
Church Of the Reformation. 2l2 East
Capitol ST.. on Wednesday. December
14, at 2 pm. Interment Congressional
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DAy ..s., DOROTHY 1sss E. no oR Tuesday
DAWES Of ii6so r st. NV. wife Of
the late Robert c.. Davies. mother of
Dorothy Annette Harrison Of Mont
gomery, Ala, and sister Of Mary Z.
Lam Hamilton Eagar, ir.. of New Or
leans, La, and Mrs. James p. Whit
man, r., OF ct. Louis. Mo. Notice
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OIL MEN VISITORS HERE

John Bounce, of the Gulf Oil
Company, and Bill Stubs, of
Stanolind, were Browning visit
orS Tuesday of this week. The
visitors had been doing some
elk hunting, and were scouting
the prospects in the area along
the border of Glacier Park, west
of the summit. From the results
of the high and successful bid
ding at the big lease sale Wed
nesday, the oil men must have
had some other interests in the
area. Gulf and Stanolind were
the highest bidders at the sale,
and obtained some of the choic-
est acreage. Gulf, it will be re-
called, developed the fabulous
Plncher Creek field just north
of the Canadian border in AL
berta.