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AUroMoBILgsFoR SALE

MERCEDES BENZ ie0 81. 1850:
now on display. the finest OF al
sports cars is waiting for YOU. Also
Porsehe Speedster. serTiced By me-
ehanics with many years. OF ex-
perienee IN the country where the
cars are bull. OLYMPIA MOTORS,
Fails Church, JE. 2-0aes, Open 8
ME n 80 Montsiair hardtop
1000 actual miles. new-ear guar
Rntee. 500 OF list price; 20 trade
necessary: must be seen and driven
S % % s spRf IS. 6o. BILL Ross
MF ssc Ga a ss h niTi spor. coupe; ;
| Beautiful 2-tone finish. equipped
with radio. heater and overdrive.
Sure to please As Low IS 81 aozn;
$S95: HANDLEY.roRp, oS25 Ga
MERCURY 1854 convertible; excel
lent condition: 5000 and take over
payments; sacrifice. La. 6-43f5
MERCURY '55 Monterey hardtop;
r. and b.. Wv. tires. Mercomatie.
fun leather interior; neT-ear guar
credit. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
co, INC. 1909 F.-W. hwy. (at Ga,
ave. sii. Spe.. Md. JU. 9-45eo.
MERCURY 1851 club coupe; ''Gss.
saving oyerdrive, radio, heater;
Bimini blue finish and in Al con-
dition. St345.
PARKWAY-FORD
1851 NJ ST. NV Pc. 3-2ao4.
MERCURY '55 Monterey 4-dr.
| Mercomatic, fully equipped: excel
lent cond. Best offer. Call AID. A.
MERCURY 81 4-dr.: radio. heater.
MhERcGRY' AS 4-dr.: radio and
heater; sood cond,, Sa41 or best
| offer; must sell today. Ii. S-i55S.
MERCURY 1851 4-dr.. oyerdriye. 7.
and h. 3 good tiresi nrst $40.
MERCURY '55 Monterey coupe: g
tone blue and white, has radio!
ass ssre MssSS g sSsrs Hw 'fss So
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
LINcoLN-MERCURY DEALERS
1909 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
Open Q AM. TO 10 PM. Daily
MERCURY 1854 Monterey hardtop;
2-tone. Mereomatic; matching in
terror: Sl.595: S395 down. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV. Mo.
MERCURY 2SsS 1855 Monterey 4 dr.. r,
and h.. Mercomatic, WV. tires.
immaculate. 2,095. BOWMAN
sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga, ave. NV.
MiERcURY 1859 4-dr. sedan; Mereo.
sTUpEB,AlKSER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV.
MERcURY 1858 hsrdtOp: Meree-
ssS5 down BELL MoToRs. 500
wis, ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
MERCURY tE I'm, 90 IN, Monterey srco, So1 ~
MERCURY 81 4-dr., sedan: Mereo.
matte. r. h, good eond. $3.50. Going
overseas. must sacrifice Tor quick
sale. JE. 3-3l52. -
81 MERCURY
Convertible, attrae. Sungold finish,
| harmonizins interior. r, and n.
ing cond. throushout: was s1.o96;
now
$788
Olmstead Motor Co.
ia $500 3 TIL o: SAT. TIL 5
CLOSED SUNDAY
MERCURY "a de luxe Monterey
station WAGON; fiber alass trim, all
extras, So -O95, OWNER, SO. 5-7s0s
MERCURY 81 .4-dr sedan: green
finish; r. and h.. overdriVe: 500
90 day guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS. wash s Oldest Ford. Dealer.
lfI4 Vermont ave. NV. AD, a -430u.
Open ewes. til Q, Sat tn Is.
MERCURY 81 sport sedan: r. and
h. oVerdriye. Wv. tires, very
clean, finest condition: S645 cash
MOTORS, 1901 wisconsin ave.
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AuroMoBILrs FOR SALE
"a OIDsMoRIE

De luxe '9s" Holiday coupe: smar
! 2-tone powder blue and polar white
with hArmonizing luxurious In
z terror; fully equip. incl. powei
steering, power brakes, power win
dows, power seats, WV. tires
Must see and drive to appreciate
Was S2.e95. nov
$2.188
Olmstead Motor Co.
1000 WILSON BLVD. ARl., VA.
IA. 7-S400. o TILL o. SAT. TILL .
CLOSED SUNDAY
oLDsMoBILE So "ss" Holiday epe.
power steering. brakes: hydra. r.
b.; pvt. owner; $3.50. 10. 3-5l3S
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FORD '63 VS. Cow; r. and h.. auto.
t srsssss.' neg sS. Nv; H., ti5sA perfect q,
Wis. ave, OIL. $4,000. I'm the Heart
OF Bethesda"
FORD $50 Fairlane CT. Sedan: white.
Fordomatic, equip, best offer. or
VIII. accept 1880 oids. 2-dr. In
trade oil, 1-67aT
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OLDsMOBILE 1855 super 49, de
luxe Hol sed.; spec. bronze metallic
and polar white No 1897; hydra
matte heater and defroSter, de luxe
radio WIS. washer. de. luxe steer
ing wheel, electric clock, STARE
accessory group. back-up lights,
hand brake light. courtesy lights.
power steering power brakes. W.
Sidewalk tires, wheel discs. custom
lounge cush., padded panel: COM
pany offlcial car: new-car title and
Esersntee; ~, 35;g 1900 gaTIanty I
co Gil 7-9340l. lo41 9th St. ne
Just of Fla ayel. Open daily
o to o; Sunday after church. ---22
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5000 M st. NV.

duais; needs trans. and clutch
FQRD IS customiineV a's"l fordor
Fordomatic. heater only 5000
N. n,i; Ney cond. sI;995. ia. s-3s4g
FORD 80 Customline Fordor "8'
go9a condition; Va. inspected, S276
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LINCOLN 1910 Cosmopolitan 4.dr.:
r. and h.; clean: S295. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV, Wo,
LINCOLN as Continental cow; r.
and h., overdrive, black with black
top. original throughout. Shows Tvs
STRING MOTORS, INC. 106S
E.-W. hwy. (at Ga. ave. Sill. Sps,.
Md .JU Q.4bOO
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FORD 1855

Iordor Fairlane sedan; r. and h.,
Fordomatic. directional signals. Car
won as prize and will be sold best
oner. Phone JU. 0-0047, Sunday
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Sl.988

Olmstead Motor Co.
1000 WILSON BLVD. ARL.. VA
ia. 7-S406, o TIL o, SAT. TIL 1
CLOSED SUNDAY -
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'oLDS. so "9S" Holiday: 4-dr.. every
extra incl. power brakes. power
steering. autronic eye. this is a ofls
owner ear In exceptionally nice
eond.. should be seen, as low =,
suit you, weekend only at 81 1876
MACAL MOTORS. INC. 63l2 Ca
ave. NV. tn. 2.70lI.
oLDsMOBILE 1854 's9s" de luxe
stAr-fire convertible coupe. SurQuoist
and white. equipped, power steering
power brakes. &2,195. CcC guaraI1.
tee. Closed Sunday.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS,
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FORD 80 custom VS. club coupe;
beautiful blue finish, large heater
new seat covers, sood tires. very
only S4D5; financed 10 suit you;
come early Open till 0 nights
See. Mr.. Worl. -I-
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JAGUAR 1888 xK-14O NJ; dark
blue red leather !, 33t 9oo 6 miles,
-2-sS02 Saturday and Sunday,
SI,6S7; $50 Marx WI. 81 ,9s7, and
'54 rdstr., S2,2s7. JACK PRY. LTD.
18th and p SITS NV.
yEEP, 4-wheel drive. metal cab with
heater: mechanically good; S2g5
HUNTER MOTORS. XII. S-1333
JEEP 1854: 4-wheel drive: perfect
throughout; s94b. HUNTER MO-
KAISER 1919 4-dr.; good cond. Elk.
eel. transp.. sos. HE. 4-9SS2.
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SRXDY MOTORS. INC.

LINCOLN 1852 Capri convertible
coupe; hydramatic. radio, heater.
almost new white-wall tires: excel
lent gray finish with almost new
black top; beautiful black and red
leather upholstery; written guar
antee; bank financing BARGAIN
priced at only 81 ,0g5,
Haley'S of Course!
rOysr,r N, vn.orTrry r,u ar I'm
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r0nD 'bb Fsirlane club sedan VS.;
with radio. heater and Fordo.
matte drive low mileage. top con-
4itioni s1.7e6. HANpllBY-FoRp
6523 Ga. ave. n.w.. IA. e-64lo.
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F0s s 'o2 Mtsinlirsr ioraecri o return
81 Z Es ssFef sond sac ssis s.oG g. orig
FORD 40 Custom VS. Fordor: green
finish, equipped with heater and
seat covers. low In price but high
IN yaluel As low as So down; S345.
HANDLEY-FORD, 1898 Ga. ave
nv IA. g-B4l6.
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MERCEDES BENZ 900" 1888;
s SFsS oT Hc. I! ssissss2 mil excel con-
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IS FORD-$1,695

FORD tS5 Fairlane club sedan "s@
orie owner: $3.50. JE, 4.64O4.
FORD 1855 VS. eonvertible: Fordc.
matte; fully equipped: S2.l00. Call
SAP 7-6336. -22
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FORD 1855 CrestIine Victoria; COM
pany ofiicial car, loaded with equip
ment; Fordomatic. S-tube radio.
fresh-air heater, power steering.
power seats, power windows. power
brakes. fender skirts, tinted glass:
heavy duty battery. Windshield
washer, back-up lights and white
wall tires; beautiful 2-tone regency
purple and snowshoe finish with
black and white interior; new car
warranty; sold FOR over S3'3oo;
PARKWAY-FORD
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MORRIS MINOR 1855 station
ssSSiiona i a eisa H. c iST s nfse va
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AIR CONDITIONERS

449e5 CHRYSlER AIRTEMP New 1856 De Luxe 34-HP.
easement Window Air Conditioner; no costly nstollo-
ito" necessary S299
3e9 50 New 1855 RCA Lion De Luxe; Flush Window
Model; hI-lo speed fon, thermostot and heot; push
butte" controls z19.28
1880 New 1855 RcA a4-HP. De Luxe; Flush Window
Mount; with ho speed fan; heot; themostot push
button controls l77.40
$685. GENERAL ELECTRIC LIP. Flush Mount; hi 10
speed Ton, thermostot ----------l 1913
1895 2H.P. De Luxe Flush Mount; hi.lo speed ton;
thermOstot --------- 1884
34995 cHRYsLER AlRTEMP New 1856 IMP. cose
meot Window Air Conditioner; costly installation
necessary S1oo
1855 CHRYSLER AIRTEMP New 1856 '4-HP cose-
ment Window Air Conditioner; no costly lnstoIot,cn
Necessary S24o
$3.50 RcA New 1855 De Luxe '4-HP. easement Win
dow Model-h-Io speed fon heo' oud thermostot,
2l4.45
$3.50 RCA New 1855 De Luxe mp easement win
dow Model. h-o speed fon; hcot and thermostot
1868
1895 Btond-N New 1856 s.-HP. easement Window
De Luxe with hiIo speed fon ond thcrmostot tits
upright in window; no cutting OF gloss or meto: TITS
flush TO window sill S74Q
339 95 Brond New 1856 '4-HP De Luxe. mode 10 Fl,
flush 10 window sill con be mounted on portfolio
bose or con be installed in O wolf hi-o speed fan ond
thermOstOt 1886
37995 CHRYSlER AlRTsMP New 1856 De Luxe ',
HIP easement Window Air Conditioner; no costly m
stoIIofi0n necessary Sz7e
399.95 cHRYsLtR ARTEMp New 1855 LIP. Ar
Conditioner 1910
+4495 lll-HP. De Luxe Window Model 2-speed Ton
ond thermostot S712
$685. New 1856 De Luxe '4-HP Flush Mount, push
button controls ond thermostot Sl0S
$685. DEERlNG Super easement Window Model g.,
HIP; 2speed ton; themostot for regular or easement
window S1cS
5+99S Super Dc Luxe ll,-HP.; push button controls
h-o speed for; thcrmostot; fully dc luxe 24o 60
1895 New 1856 World Fomous Dc Luxe Flush Mount
S4-HP.; II Amp; thcrmostot: push button controls,
hi-o speed fon 244 65
$685. ADMIRAL '4-HP Flush Window Model
l44.7o
39995 s4-HP De Luxe with thctmostot 1870
1926 Super De Luxe LIP with hi 10 speed ION; hcoi
thermostot and push button controls 1875
$685. New 1856 Nationally Advertised 34.HP. IA
Amp Flush Window Model -- 1894
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REFRIGERATORS

36995 HOTPOINT l0l2-Cu.-Ft. Automatic
Defrost Refrigerator with large oss-top
freezer; shelves on door and crisper,
1880
1895 PHlLCo 1917 Fl. Automatic De-
frost Double Door Refrigerator; Ioroe freezer:
crspers; shelves on door 1886
1885 NORGE 12-Cu.-Ft Automatic Defrost
Refrigerator; large top freezer; shelves
on door; lorqe crisDers C1o9
1895 KELVlNATOR ll-Cu.-Ft. 1856 Re-
frIeerotor; loroe cross top freezer shelves on
door: loroe crisoers 600
1895 HOTPOINT Double Door II Cuff.
Automatic Defrost Refrigerator; Ioroe crisp
ers shelves on door o2Q en-
1895 KELVlNATOR 12-Cu-Ft Inside
Down Refrioerotor- Freezer Combination: GU
tomotic dcfrost tremendous freezer ot bot
tom: shelves on door ond crieners. 2So An
1895 HOTPOINT ll-Cu Fl. Upside Down
Refriqerotor-Fr Freezer Combination: outomo-
tic defrost; tremendous freezer o. hottor,'
crsoers and shelves on dior 900 OK
1885 PHllCO 1l-Cu-Ft. Automatic De-
frost; reo cross-top freezer; two-wov door
SWINGS rioht or left 5000
5l995 NORGE Is Cuff. Double Door Au-
tomotic Defrost Rcfrioerotor: Tremendous
freezer compartment; oil De Luxe features.
600
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Martin L. Gorvey, IA, Long
Prominent in Coal Industry

Martin l.. Carney, "a. coal
executive who began his career
at 16 on the engineering staff OF
a Frostburg (Md.) coal company
died yesterday in Georgetown
Hospital. He lived here at 1916
Rittenhouse street NV.
Mr.. Carney was connected
with the West Virginia and Vir-
ginia coal industry for many
years and was general manager
Of several coal companies. For
two decades. he was an executive
Of Pocahontas Fuel Co., with Of
fees in Washington.
Mr.. Garvey was a mine super
intendent in his native West Vir-
ginia at % Four years later. he
was general superintendent OF
all the Davis Coal & Coke Co.
mining operations.
He went to Utah in 1918 and
took charge of operations for a
subsidiary of the United States
Smelling, Mining g. Refining
Co. at Mohrland, returning to
West Virginia three years later,
He was elected president Of the
New River Coal Operators Asso-
citation In 1924 and for Is years
directed the Mississippi Valley
Association. He was an authority
on the water transportation of
coal and participated in work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-23

that resulted in deepening rivers
and channels.
Mr.. Carney opened Offices in
Washington in 1884 and took
part in wage conferences and
price regulation hearings under
the National Recovery Act and
the Bituminous Coal Act.
For some years he was direc-
tor of the Southern Coal Pro-
ducers' Association and an Exec
utive Committee member. He had
Offices in Washington until he
retired in 1858.
He was a member Of the West
Virginia Mining and Metallurgi-
cal Institute, the Knights of Co.
lumbus and the Elks.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Alice Hurst of Beaver,
Utah, whom he married in 1917;
a SON Martin, jr., of North Ar
lington, Va; two daughters. Mrs.
James R. Crook, jr., and Mrs.
Paul r. Connolly, jr.. of West
moreland Hills, Md; a brother,
James w. Garvey. of Winona,
w. Va, and eight grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 1890 am. tomorrow in Blessed
Sacrament Catholic Church,
Western avenue and Quesada
street NV. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery,
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Gen. Lonordi, Successor
To Peron, Is Dead at So

BUENoS AIRES. Argentina,
Mar. % (P.-Argentina prepared
highest military rites today for
Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi,
anti-Peron revolt leader. who
was ousted after serving less
than two months as the fallen
dictator's successor.
Gen. Lonardi, So. died last
night after a cerebral hemor-
rhage in Central Military Hos
pital. He had been in i'll health
since his custer and was treated
in the United States last De-
cember for high blood pressure,
He had returned home March 2
Gen. Lonardi was sworn in
September % as President of the
provisional government that sue
ceeded the Peron regime. He
resigned" November Is in an
other military coup that put
Maj. Gen. Pedro Aramburu in
the presidential post. Gen. Ar
amburu had been Army chief
of staff in Gen. Lonardi's gov
eminent and a leader in the
Army-Navy revolt against Peron
Gen. Lonardi's opponents
charged he would not rid his
regime of reactionary holdovers
from Gen. Peron's days.
Funeral services will be held
at 8 am. tomorrow at Chacarita
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Cemetery In Western Buenos
Aires.
Gen. Aramburu will deliver an
address honoring Gen. Lonardi
tonight and is expected to de-
clare tomorrow a day or national
mourning.
Despite the homage the gov
eminent chiefs planned. his fam
lily obviously had not forgiven
his custer any more than he did.
The vice president, Rear Ad-
miral Isaac Rojas. hurried to
the hospital at word of Gen.
Lonardi's death and proposed
that the body lie in state in the
white salon" of Government
House. Instead the family chose
the quiet French Catholic
Champagnat College. +
The regime, after kicking Gen.
Lonardi out, had promoted him
to lieutenant general. He refused
the promotion, saying he could
not take any reward for his
participation in the revolt
against Gen. Peron. The obituary
notice issued by his family today
gave his rank as major general.
Gen. Lonardi entered the hos
pital Wednesday after an attack
of grippe. His wife, three sons
and two brothers-in-law were
with him when his condition
WOrSened and he died.
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S. Howard Fleming, u, Star
Linotype Operator 81 Years

S. Howard Fleming, Y, a limo
type operator for The Star for
80 years. died yesterday in
Hahnemann Hospital here.
Mr.. Fleming, who was born in
Baltimore and attended school
there, came to The Star in 1917
and retired in May. 1949. He
had worked on the Baltimore
Sun, the Baltimore American
and for a New York paper
before coming to The Star. He
also was employed at the Gov
eminent Printing Office for a
time.
At the time Of his retirement
from The Star. Mr. Fleming had
worked on the present site of
The Star Building for 81 years,
having worked for the printing
plant of Judd & Detweiler, Inc.
before the newspaper took over
the site and built an annex.
An inventor, Mr.. Fleming pat
ented a silent reader" for COM
pairing proof and copy at the
same time without need of a
copyholder, who ordinarily
reads aloud to check the &C
curacy of copy and proof. He
also developed a puppet theater,
operated by hidden magnets,
which he used to entertain neigh
borS.
Mr.. Fleming was a member of
the Calvary Methodist Church,
the Masonic Order. Myron Park
er Lodge. No. 81, and the Column
bia Typographical Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-23

Mary Ray Harrison, formerly of
Washington. She was born in
Fort Adams, r. l., and came to
Washington in 1909. She at
tended Georgetown Visitation
Convent and the Holton-Arms
School here.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Keyes is survived by five chill
dren: Mrs. Virginia Dement, of
Arlington; Mrs. Jacqueline Desc
bry of Baumholder, Germany;
Mrs. Leslie Mckinley of Fort
Leavenworth, Kans.; Mrs. Leila
Broughton of Arlington, and
Godfrey B. Keyes of Alexandria.
She also is survived by three
brothers, George L. Harrison,
New York; Maj. E. S. Harrison,
'USA (retired). Minneapolis. and
Ray Harrison, Pittsburgh, and
is grandchildren.
The rosary will be said at the
Rinaldi funeral home. 816 H
street NE, at 8 pm. Monday.
Requiem mass will be offered at
10 am. Tuesday in the Fort
Myer Chapel. with burial at West
Point at II am. Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-23
Mrs. Williams, 81,
of Marine
Brigodier General

Mrs. Helen Ames Williams. the
widow of the Marine who raised
the first American flag over
Manila during the Spanish
American War. died in the
Bethesda Naval Hospital Tues
day after a brief illness. She
would have been SO next month.
The widow of Brig. Gen. Dion
Williams, USMC, retired. she
had lived at 1746 @ street NV.
for 40 years. They were married
in New London, Conn, in 1895.
Gen. Williams died in 1852.
He was assistant commandant
of the corps from 1925 to 1923.
During the Nicaraguan cam
paign, in which her husband
commanded the I'd Marine Bri-
gade, she was given citation
by the President of Nicaragua
for her work in the hospitals
there.
Graveside services will be held
at / pm. Monday in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-23

Eugene j. Racca, secretary
treasurer and production chief
of the Crusty Pie Co., one Of
the largest bakeries in the area.
died yesterday afternoon at his
home. 10 Walnut street NV.
Mr.. Racca. the son Of a baker,
founded the company with Mil
ton Rivers of 1885 Missouri
avenue NV. in 1929. Mr.. Racca
came here from his native Italy
as a young man and worked as
a baker in Baltimore for several
years at the Fischer Pie Bakery
Co. before coming to Washing
ton. He and Mr.. Rivers met
there.
Mr.. Racca was an Army vet
eran of World War I, and served
in France. He belonged to Sec
ond Division Post % of the
American Legion.
Surviving are his widow, and
a son, Eugene c.. of Bethesda;
two grandchildren, and a sister
in Italy.
Mass will be said at 8 am.
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HIT Mrttturia1tt

WILLIAMS, MARY e. In loving memory
OF our dear wife, mother. grandmother
and sister, NARY E. WILLIAMS. who
March %. 1855,
One year has passed dear Esther.
Since You were called away:
How well do we remember
That sad and weary day.
Always so true. unselfsh and kind,
Few in this world her equal you'll
fnd
A beautiful life that came to an end
She died as she lived. everyone's
friend
Deep in our life is a lonely spot
Your bright face used to fill
But nought can take your memory
That shines there and always will
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many tear:
Only God knows how much we miss you
At the end Of this long year.
THE FAMILY.
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Mrs. Godfrey Reyes, 81,
Wife of Retired General

Mrs, Godfrey Keyes, wife of
1t. Gen. Keyes, USA (retired) =,
former United States High Com
missioner in Austria, died
Wednesday at Walter Reed Hos
pital. Mrs. Keyes was 81. She
and Gen. Reyes made their
home in Tucson, Ariz.
The former Leila Harrison,
Mrs. Keyes was the daughter of
Col. George F. E. Harrison and
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John Lonetry 2;
Funeral Monday

Funeral services for 2-year-old
John A. Langtry. who died Of
cystic fibrosis at the National
Institutes of Health yesterday.
will be held at 10 am. Monday
at the S. H. Hines funeral home.
2901 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
John was the son of MI. and
Mrs. James Henry Langtry, 1901
Curtis drive, Hillcrest Heights.
Md.
The family requests that tokens
of sympathy be sent to the Ma
tional Cystic Fibrosis Research
Foundation, in care of Mrs. John
Mitchell. 1000 Brooks road, Capt.
tai Heights, Md.
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Alex Hirseh, AZ,
Pilot and Aide to
French Envoy

Alex Hirsch, AZ, secretary and
pilot to the French Air Attache,
died Tuesday of a heart attack
at Walter Reed Hospital. Mr.
Hirsch came to America to this
post in December. 1858. He held
the rank Of chief warrant officer
in the French Air Force.
He had been a flyer with that
service for 81 years. Mr.. Hirsch
had served in Indo-C China. where
he escaped enemy firing by
walking nearly 1000 miles to
China.
Born in Sarrebourg, France,
he was educated in Paris.
He lived at 427 Belleview drive.
Falls Church. Surviving are his
widow MARITIME and a daughter.
Christine, 6, of the home adj
dress: and a sister, Mrs. Yvonne
Briley of Paris.
Services were to be held today
at the Chambers funeral home,
400 Chaplin street NV. Burial
will be in Paris.
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MRS. Thomas Stuthes, Native
OF Greece, District Resident

Mrs. Thomas P. Stathes. SO, a
resident of Washington for over
40 years, died of a heart attack
Wednesday at Georgetown Hos
pital.
Born in Issari, Greece, Mrs.
Stathes. who was the former
Anna Katrivanos, came to Amer
lea with her husband in 1910.
They lived first in New York City,
then moved to Washington.
Mrs. Stathes was active in st.
Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church
and a member of the Philoptohos
Society, the women's organiza-
ton of the church.
Mrs. Stathes is survived by
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her husband, of the home adj
dress, 1905 Irving street NV,
and five children. Mrs. Helen S.
Versis. of Silver Spring; Mrs.
Christine S. Coppage. Of Arling-
ton; Mrs. Jane S. Cook of Birm-
ingham. Ala; S. Thomas Sta
thes, of Silver Spring and Peter
T. Stathes, of Washington. S.
Thomas, an architect, and Peter,
a builder, are partners in Con-
solidated Properties, Inc. here.
Services were to be held today
at St. Sophia's Greek Orthodox
Cathedral at Thirty-sixth street
and Massachusetts avenue NV,
with burial in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mae L. Fleming, 341e
Twenty-fourth street NE: a son
William w. Fleming, of Hyatts-
vile, Md; a brother, James P
Fleming, of Baltimore, and two
sisters, Mrs. Anabel Fleming, Of
Washington, and Mrs. Mary Vir-
ginia Smith, of Merton, Pa.
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow in the Hines
funeral home. Burial will be In
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.