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Theodore P. Krufft,
Construction
.Enoineer for Army

Theodore P. Kraft. 81. a con-
struction engineer for the Wash
ington District. Corps of En-
gineers. died at his home. 2203
Scroggins road. Alexandria. Sun
day after long illness.
Mr.. Kraft had been employed
by the Chas. H. Tompkins Co. as
a construction superintendent
from 1909 to 1885, before he
entered the Government service
For the past l9 years. he
worked as a construction en-
gineer with the Constructing
Quartermaster. Army Depart
ment, and the Washington Dis
trict, Corps of Engineers.
Some Of the larger projects on
which he was engaged included
the Washington National Air
port, the Pentagon building and
Andrews Air Force Base. He
was serving as resident engineer
for the Corps of Engineers, SUI
pervising new construction prof.
ects at Andrews Air Force Base
when he was taken i'll last Sep
TENDER.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Lillian Stonnell Kraft. and
a daughter. Mrs. Emmett c
Hughes of the home address.
Funeral services were held to-
day in the Blessed Sacrament
Church, with burial in National
Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Mrs. Achstetter IA,
Lifelong Resident

Mrs. Catherine I. Achstetter,
"a. widow of the late Charles G..
Achstetter. former deputy fire
marshal Of the District. died
Monday in Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital, following q heart
attack. She lived at 1918 Lamont
street NV.
Mrs. AchStetter, who was a
lifelong resident of Washington,
was the daughter of Charles J.
Berner. who came to this coun-
try from Danzig, and of Mary
Horndach, native of Washing
ton.
Survivors are her sister, Miss
Louise Berner; IL children. and
80 grandchildren. The children
are Mrs. Marie Scherer, Mrs.
Bernadette DeJarlb and Joseph
c., Robert j.. Christian j., Paul
F.. John B., Eugene ", and Miss
Rita T. Achstetter, all of the
Washington area. and Mrs. Cath
crime Streiff Of Pittsburgh. Mrs.
Frances Jones of Tampa. Fla.
and Charles r. Achstetter of
Arlington. Mass.
Funeral services will be held
at the home on Friday, with re-
QUEEN mass at 10 am. in the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart, Six
tenth street and Park road
NV, to be sung by the Rev.
John V. Conner. nephew of Mrs.
Achstetter. Burial will be in St.
Mary's Cemetery.
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Mrs. Cheesmun,
Taught Indions
In OkIuhomu

Mrs. David G. Cheesman. 80
former teacher on an Oklahoma
Indian reservation. died here yes
terday OF a heart attack.
Mrs. Cheesman was the former
Lena Grimm. a native Of Cass-
vile, Wis. She was telegraph
operator in Dubuque. Iowa, as
young woman and later taught
school at the Sac and Fox Indian
Reservation in Oklahoma.
She was married there in 1892
and her daughter, Mrs. Helma M
Galbraith. was said to have been
the first while child born on the
reservation. Mrs. Cheesman lived
with her daughter at 1903 Madi-
son street NV.
Mrs. Cheeseman's late husband
was an Internal Revenue en-
ploye. Mrs. Cheesman was
member of Hamline Methodist
Church and was active also in the
Eastern Star. She was matron OF
Esther Chapter Of the OES in
1905 and helped organize the
Brookland Chapter in 1906.
Besides her daughter, she is
survived by a sister. Mrs. Harry
A. Robinson. De Land. Fla. and
a brother. Phillip Grimm. OF
California.
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Eugen Popst, 50,
German Conductor

OBERAMMERGAU, Germany
January 4 LP.-Eugen Papst,
internationally known German
conductor. oied in his home
here Monday, relatives an
nounced today. He was SO.
Mr.. Papst was known for his
Interpretation of Beethoven and
Bach'S choral works.
He rewrote most of the medi-
eval music for the famous Ober-
ammergau Passion Play.
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Jacob Ruster, IA,
Arlington Expert
On Transportation

The death of Jacob ]. Ruster.
IA, of Arlington, Va, in Ossin-
ing, N. Y. was reported here
today by friends.
Mr.. Ruster a transportation
representative for a Knoxville
(Tenn) firm and an associate of
William j. Rosser Associates in
Arlington. lived at 1923 North
Oak street.
He was visiting a daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Slater, at Ossining
when he died of a heart at
tack Monday.
Mr.. Ruster had a long career
as a transportation specialist.
serving with many private firms
in the East and Midwest. He
served for seven years as a
transportation specialist with
The Department of the Army
from l947 20 1854.
He is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Slater and Mrs. Har-
riett Haines of Vincentstown,
N. j.; two brothers, George
Ruster of Oklahoma City, Okla.
and John Ruster of Grand
Haven. Mich, and two sisters.
Mrs. Mary Boon of Grand Ha-
ven and Mrs. Nellie Addison of
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Funeral services were held
Yesterday in Ossining.
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William S. Haas, II.
Columbia Teacher

NEW YORK. Jan. 4 P).-
william S. Haas. 70. Columbia
University professor Of Middle
Eastern studies who served the
wartime ONCE of Strategic Serv-
ices and the once OF War In
formation, died OF a heart at
tack yesterday.
Mr.. Haas was born in Ger
many. was forced to fee soon
after Hitler came into power
and came to the United States
early in World War II.
He taught at the University
of Denver in 1912. then was
on the staff Of the now defunct
Asia Institute.
He made reports on Iran and
Morocco for the ONCE Of Stra-
tegic Services. and lectured in
the training program of the Of
fee Of War Information. He
Joined Columbia University in
1850.
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Mrs. Phillips,
.MemberofOId
District Family

Mrs. P. Lee Phillips. widow of
the chief of the Division Of Maps
and Charts at the Library of
Congress. died yesterday at 1855
Wyoming avenue NV. She had
been there in a nursing home
for two years.
Mrs. Phillips would have been
83 On February 4. A member of
an old Washington family, she
was the former Imogen D. Hutch
ms. daughter of Elizabeth and
Benedict Hutchins. She was
married in 1899. Her husband,
one of the country's leading
photographers. who was also an
author and editor, died in 1924.
Mrs. Phillips and her hus-
band lived at 1908 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV. for many
house in which
President Wilson and Mrs. Gait
were married.
In earlier years, Mrs. Phillips
was president and a director of
was president and a director
Of the board of managers of
the House of Mercy. She was
active in st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Lafayette square NV.
Survivors are a daughter. Mrs.
Charles j. Baker, 1889 Twenty
seventh street NV. and two
grandsons.
Private funeral services and
burial will be held tomorrow at
Oakhill Chapel and Cemetery.
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Mrs. Andrew F. Oehmann, IS,
wife of an attorney for the JUS
tice Department tax division and
an active parish worker at St.
Johns Catholic Church, Forest
Glen. Nd, died Unexpectedly
yesterday in Suburban Hospital,
Bethesda.
Mrs. Oehmann, the mother of
four, lived at 2406 Church Hill
road, Silver Spring. She was
past presiden. OF the Sanctuary
Society at st. Johns Church and
coached the st. Johns School
elementary girls basketball
team. She also was active in
the parish's Sodality and church
bowling league.
The former Shirley Ann Nor
ris, native of Washington. she
was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew j. Morris of l0l14
Parkwood terrace. Bethesda. Her
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Mrs. Andrew Oehmonn, IS,
Wife of Justice Tax Attorney

father is assistant auditor OF the
Southern Railway.
Mrs. Del mann attended
Blessed Sacrament School. Holy
Cross Academy and Notre Dame
Academy here.
Besides her husband and par
ents, Mrs. Oehmann is survived
by her children, Andrew F., jr.,
IA: Mary Ann. IL: Deborah. 6,
and Michael j.. 10 months; a
brother, Andrew J. Morris, jr.,
and two sisters. Mrs. Edward A.
Casson and Mrs. Harmon L.
Spencer. all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
the Warner l.. Humphrey funera-
home. 8434 Georgia avenue. Sill
yer Spring, at 8:45 am. Friday
Requiem mass will be said at St
Johns Church at 9 am. Friday.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Ralph Damon, President
OF TWA, Is Dead at So

MINEOLA, N. Y. Jan. 4 (R.-
Ralph S. Damon, So, president of
Trans World Airlines, died of
pneumonia today in Nassau Hos
lpital.
Mr.. Damon had been presi-
dent Of the airline since 1949.
His home was in Garden City.
IN. Y.
He was born at Franklin,
IN. H., July g.. 1897, was gradu-
ated from Harvard in 1918. and
then served as a flying cadet in
the United States Air Corps.
Mr.. Damon began his business
career as a millwright assistant
for G. Elias & Co., Buffalo, in
1920.
Then he served in various ca
Ipacities with the Curtiss Aero
plane g. Motor Co.. becoming
president in 1885. He had de-
Iveloped the CurtiSS Wright
Condor" commercial transport
in 1888.
Mr.. Damon served as presi-
dent of American Airlines and OF
Republic Aviation Corp. before
becoming head of TWA.
He succeeded Lamont Cohen
as president of TWA, whose
major stakeholder is Howard
Hughes. Warren Lee PierSon is
chairman OF the TWA Board OF
Directors.
Mr.. Damon was affiliated with
various organizations in the
technical and aeronautical fields.
He was member by presidential
appointment of the National Ad-
visory Committee for Aeronau-
tics. and, also a member of the
Institute of Aeronatical Sciences.
the Society of Automotive En-
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igineers, the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers. the Ayia-
ton Advisory Committee of the
Harvard School of Business Ad-
ministration and the National
Safety Council.
He was a director Of a number
of firms, including the Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co.. the New
York Trust Co.. and the New
York Telephone Co.
He was president Of the Board
of Trustees of Clarkson College
of Technology. Potsdam, N. Y.
Mr.. Damon was married in
1922 to Harriet Dudley Hol-
combe. They had four children.
Priscilla Loomis, Barbara Ives,
William Alden and Edmund Hol-
connie
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WiIIium A. Kreutzer,
First Forest Ranger

FORT COLLINS, Colo. Jan. 4
[P.-William A. Kreutzer, rs,
the Nations first forest ranger,
died here Monday of a heart
ailment.
Mr.. Kreutzer was appointed a
ranger at Denver in 1898, year
after he rode his horse 20 miles
from his birthplace on a farm
south of the city to take a job
as a Government range rider.
He retired in 1889 after serving
Is years as supervisor of Roose-
welt National Forest in North
ern Colorado. with headquarters
here.
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In Mrntnriaiil

COBLE. MELVIN. Departed this life
three years ago today. January 4, 1905,
MELVIN COBLE
1t seemed lie scarcely had begun.
When with gentle smile
Coo called and took you. little son.
To live with Him awhile.
You lett us lonely and bereft.
The sunshine vanished when you left
The FAMILY AND GODMOTHER :
CONWAY. BETTY =. In loving remem-
brRnce OF our dear daughter. BETTY
r. CONWAY. who passed away seven
years ago today. January 4, 1919.
Though absent, you are always near,
Still loved. SIN missed, still very dear.
Your memory We shall always keep.
MAMA AND DAD.
HACKNEY, ARCHIBALD. In sad but
loving memory OF a very dear son and
brother. ARCHIBALD HACKNEY, who
departed this lite suddenly Two years
ago today, January 4, 1854
In our hearts the torch of memory
Burns unfiickerinR. bright ana true:
Its light is sweet. for IL is fed
On love ana tender thoughtS OF yoy
YOUR DEVOTED MOTHER. Gee ElsfA
KENNEDY, AND SISTER. MARIE.
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William R. Neff, 81,
Paper Firm Official

CUMBERLAND. Md, Jan. 4
P.-William Neff, 62-year-old
supervisor at the West Virginia
Pulp Paper Co., died of what po-
lice said was self-inflicted bull
let wound.
State Police said Mr.. Neff
was found in the basement of
his home at Luke. about IS
miles southwest of Cumberland.
Surviving are his wife, four
sons and two daughters, includ-
ing Mrs. Lynn F. Lyons Of
Washington. D. c.: two sisters,
and a brother. Perry Neff, also
of Washington.
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hill, IN HDNlDb
Of our Gear. wife and mother, HAIDEE
HILL. who departed this life three years
aso today. January 4 1893.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. DAUGHTER
FFoSTER-DAuGHTER AND soN-iN-
JAMES A. In loving memory
OF our husband, father and grand
father, JAMES A. JACKSON. who de-
parted this life ten years ago today.
January 1, l946,
Your memory is keepsake
With which We will never part;
WIFE. ANNA c. JACKSON: CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
MEssICK, MAYNARD c. In loving mem
ory q ny beloved husband; MAYNARD
years ago today. January 1, 1850.
In memory he is living still,
Not Just today. but always.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
MURRAY, LAWRENCE Z. AND EMMA }.
tribute OF love to the memory of
my parents. who have passed to the
great beyond. LAWRENCE Z. MUIR
SA MURRAY siaVs' March a. 'i Is. i iSSa AA
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why certain things must be,
But there is q reason for 1t all
Beyond our power TO see,
The thought that comforts me the most
Is TO know the ones love
Have found eternal happiness
md lasting peace above,
DAUGHTER, HELEN b MURRAY,
QUATTROCIOCCHI. CHRIST 0 p II K r
CHRisToPHER Guy oUATTRoCIOC-
CHI, who suddenly passed away one
year ago today, January 4, 1850.
Think of him faring on.
dear tho lnye of there the
Think Of him still as the same. say,
He !" not df noM n : A iSi5 b hsiSb
sAYLEs MARY n. AND JAMES n. In
MARY ii. sAYLEs. who passed away
sixteen years ago today, January 1,
1910, and our dear father. JAMES H.
SAYLES. who passed away February
II. 1910.
In lite we loved you dearly.
In death we do the same
Peaceful be your rest, dear ones.
Until we meet again.
DEy1IEp SHILpREN MI MABEL ABB q q g
c. SAYLEs.
SCOTT. SERGT. JOSEPH I. In memory
OF our beloved husband and father,
JOSEPH f. SCOTT. who passed away
one year ago today, January 4. 1900.
You are not forgotten. loved one.
NOR Will you ever pc;
As long as lie and memory last,
We will remember thee.
DEVOTED WIFE, FRANCES C. SCOTT.
AND DAUGHTERS
WILLIAM. SIR. In loving
memory OF our husband. father and
grandfather. WILLIAM STEVENSON,
. Sr.. who passed to eternal rest four
years ago January 4, 1852
They say time heals all sorrow
and helps US TO forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss him yet.
DEVOTED WIFE. DAUGHTER AND
GRANDSONS, BESSIE L. STEVEN
AND WILLIAM PATTERSON.
LORETTA A. In loving re-
membrance OF my dear daughter.
LORETTA A. STEWART. who departed
this life fourteen years ago today,
January 4, lB4..
Dear child. since you went back to God,
Disconsolate l wait.
/ can see you wave and nod
10 me from heavens gate.
l am sure the angels smiled
As they welcomed you. dear chile.
HER LOVING MOTHER, M. AGNES
STEWART THOMAS.
GEORGE R. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory of
oui husband and father. GEORGE r..
WALLER. who departed this lie four
years ago today, January 4, 1862.
Until memory fades and life departs,
You will i've forever in our hearts
MARTHA FRANCES WALLER, CORINNE
GIBSON. DOROTHY BLANTON. 1
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Father Pedro of Chile,
Noted Priest, Pointer

SANTIAGO, Chile. Jan. 4 (P).
Father Pedro Subercaseaux,
famous priest and painter. died
yesterday. He was rs.
Father Pedro's works are in
ternationally known. He be-
longed to a well-to-do Chilean
family. With his wife's and the
Vatican's consent. his marriage
was annulled in 1920 and he be-
came a Benedictine monk at an
Isle of Wight monastery in Eng
land. His wife. Elvira Lyon
Otaegui, became a teaching nEp.
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Fowler to Speak

District Budget Director Wal
ter L. Fowler. will speak at a
dinner of the Brotherhood of
the Takoma Park Baptist Church
at GAS pm. tomorrow in the
church. Piney Branch road and
Aspen street NV.
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GarAB nf Uhanks

BROWNE. CHARLES p. NJ. The family of
CHARLES F. NJ. BROWNE extends
thanks and appreciation to the stan
the rector. ofncers and members Of
Calvary Episcopal Church and the
many other friends for their kind and
helpful services, floral tributes and
reavement
DIXON. AUDRAY. ! wish to express
my sincere thanks and deepest gratitude
to the relatives and many kind friends
for their beautiful floral tributes, com
forting and conSolinR words OF sym
pathy and many other acts of kind
ness bestowed upon me at the passing
of my devoted and dearly beloved
daughter Mrs. AUDREY DIXON, who
1885.
MRS. LILLIAN I. HUTCHINSON.
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1n Mrmnriant

of our dear wife and mother. HAIDEE
HILL. who departed this life three years
aRo today. January 4 1853.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. DAUGHTER
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BI sIH' hO1nI. MlRGABET e
BUSCH of 80 Wisconsin ave. NV.
vile OF the late Leo W. X. Busch, sister
oil Mrs. Anne Temple Faass OF BracR-
ley. England. Kieren Temple Of Boston
Mass BENJAMIN Temple of Nashua,
X. H: Anthony Temple and Joseph
Temple. Friends may call at the s. 4.
Hines Co Funeral Home 29ul l4th
81. NV. parking 1acilitiesl. The noly
Sacrifice OF the mass will be offered
Al The Church Oh the Annunciation,
$3.50 Massachusetts ave. NV, on Frl-
day. January Is, at q am. for the re-
pose of her soul. lnterment Arhns-
ton National Cemetery.
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GEORGE GAY MCNAMARA @. K.
RICHARD A. MAHAR, r. 8. 4

DUFFY, John A. Members OF the
81 ]: Z:
MM of Columbus are hereby noti-
~ ned Of the death OF Sir knight
JOHN A, DUFFY, and viii as
semble at the Saffell Funeral
- Home. AIS H st. NV, at S:l5
D NJ XedneSday January 4, 1888. to
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Hratha

a.rE n less a o Sn nSs'a Hospital saa
JOHN A; HALL, Jr,. Of 1885, K st
NV. beloved husband Of Margaret
Of Staten Island. N Y Services at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2a0l l4th ct. NV, on Thursday, jan
uary 8. at IL noon fparktng facilltiesl
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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NETTLETON. PAUL HOWARD. Sud-
denly on Sunday. January /. 1885. 81
his home, 93l5 Adelaide dr., Bethesda
n aS.d fA9L " RsTy M.t
ton and father of Mrs, kathy Ramsay
invited 70 cali a! The Bsthesds :ch:vs
e enass ganf s.,b dome Of s spSs5.
st. Luke's Episcopal Mission. George.
town I'd. and Grosvenor lane. Be.
thesda. Nd. lnterment Parklawr
oEHMANN, SHIRLEY. On Tuesday
SanSary =; igSG, e SUBURBAN HOSPITAL
Of Andrew +. oehmann, mother Of
Michael j., andrew F., III. Mary Anr
ana Deborah Oehmann: daughter OF
sister of Andrew J. Morris. IT,; Mrs
Edward A. Casson and Mrs. Harmon
/. Spencer. Mrs. oehmann rests Al
Where I prayers viii Se said p on Friday day
50. Johns Catholic Church, Foresj
Glen. Nd. where mass viii be Offered
i Rrn rst 1sOS So OF per cs .ST
terry 5
PkRRIE. LLEWELLYN. on Monday
January 2. 1906 at mis- residence, Upper
Marlboro. Nd, LLEWELLYN PERRIE
beloved husband Of Thelma Perrie and
father OF MRS Eleanor Rollins Ht
also is survived by a brother, Oder
Bowie Perrie. and a sister. Mrs. Cora
Canter Friends are invited to cal
at the Richie Bros. Funeral Home
Upper Marlboro. Md REQUIEM high
mass will be celebrated in St. Mary,
Catholic Church, Upper Marlboro, Nd.
on Thursday. January ., at 10 am
Interment in Mount Carmel Cemetery
Upper Marlboro. Nd.
PETTIEs. ALEAsE. On Tuesday. Jan.
nary 8. 1886. At the D. c. Genera
Hospital, ALEASE PETTIES OF 45i
Stanford Ct. s,w: Notice of fnner,asI
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. col Bro
st. SR.
PHILLIPS. IMoGENE D.. On Tuesday
January 8, 1906, at 1850 Wyoming
ave, NV. IMoGENE D.. Phillips
wife OF the late p: Lee Phillips. mother
OF Mrs. Charles J. Baker ana grand-
mother Of John p. Jameson and Lee
jameson. Services and interment pri.
yate on THURSDAY January , at Oak
Hill Cemetery, Please omit flowers.
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1OHN a. Members OF WASH
inston Council, No. 224.
Knights OF Columbus, are
4 hereby notified Of the death
of Brother JOHN A. DUFFY
Y and are requested to as
semble at the Sshell Fu-
neral Home. AIS H st. NV.
January 4. 1858. at
n, for the recitation of the
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WOODS, ELIZABETH 8. Suddenly. on
Tuesday. January 3. 1855, At her resi-
dence, 4124 ButterWorth pl NV.
ELIZABETH s. WOODS, mother of Mrs
MARGARET e. Andrews and Charles r
Woods grandmother OF Mrs Robert
Tompson, Don, IT.; james and George
Andrews; sister Of Mrs. Charles For
Sythe. George and John Slack. Serv-
ices at the s. H Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 1Ith st. NV. free park
ing. on Thursday, January 3, al
! pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
EARNEST A. PETTIE). Sud
denly. on sunday. January /, 1856
EARNEST A. tPETTIEJ YOUNG. the
devoted friend OF Ella Beaverly, the
loving son OF Lucy and Walter YOUNG
He also leaves TO mourn their loss three
two uncles and a host OF other rela.
lives ana friends Funeral on Friday
January q. from the Betters" Funeral
Home. 1903 Walter St Sc. at I pm
Remains can BE viewed on Thursday,
January O.. after 4 pm. Intermeni
WOOdlaWn Cemetery
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S36.40
CONSOLATION DOUBLE
PAID $500

THIRD PACE-Purss. s2ono claim
ing 4-vear-olds and up; furionEs
Good Tune dD'aE'tO) 1850 80 80 go.
GaScOnv Parent $40 5.6t
Leachie Madden 40
Nearways Flash. The Claw, sisame
Clear Sweep Tine l.l21s
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 50 500; claim.
ms 2-vear-oldS; g furlonss
Maid M;,o o ru,n ,,Ss itp 1860 1 !" ss'
Biz Crash CRunyonl $50
Power Steering. Ultra Prism, Babcha
MadCap Miss. Good Clean Fun. Time
LIES
FIFTH RACE-Purse So 500 claim.
ing 4-yesr-olds and up, fur.ongs.
NirEinian CMercierl 1880 $50 so
Diving Boots oKeeneD $50 500
BIaniH tGibbl $50
Dun T World. Little Fishook Thomas
] 'ir@',
ms SIXTH lta4 R36E and sp i 3g2 sam
RinEside PARENT 800 3t0 300
Rodman 'Keensl $50 $50
Standee stuart 3, ~
Shirt Gin Champ Tommytoo. Tine
l.IU',
SEVENTH RAcE-The .Nsrrsgsnset'
Nursery Stakes slo000 sdded, year
OiGS 5ia fur,ongS
Beausuefre BohenkoD PsO s.eo 2:G
Missile Lester $50 2,2N
supper MONEY 5G0dkinSl ira
implement yellow Hand Mr. Mar
cpv. He VIII! Time n52s
Branhsm ana Kellosg entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. - 500. claim
:nS 4-year -oldS and up III. miles
TarTan Madden 40 $50 5SO
Princess Dev tTrOmbley 1860 $50
Novante tMercierl 2 10
RECEIPT MI Rascal Old ProSpeCtor
Trsnsmuer, Ardent Ardan Time ~
NINTH RACE-PurSs, - 900. claim
ms: 4-year-oldS and UP "a miles
Gratuity Gross 500 T. 10 3 90
John J Jr. Con go 30
Halt Denny tkurtI, $50
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AyIette, GypSies Gold. Time ! 46tS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Nursery Won
By Beduguerre

PAWTUCKET, R. l., July Il
lP).-Back on a New England
track after a recent trip to New
Jersey. where he did not rur
because of the sudden suspen.
sion of his trainer. the Catula
Farms Beauguerre won the
$ll,575 Narragansett Park Nurs-
cry Stakes today before 1862
fans who made him the 3-to-1C
favorite.
The 2-year-old Mr.. Bushel
colt won the fifth race of his
career without defeat as he ran
to a three-length victory over
Missile. the second choice. His
time over the sloppy track was
1:O525.
Beauguerre paid $3.50, 1920
and 1920 While earning S7.70O
for his New orleans owner. This
boosted his total to $20,845. Mis-
sile returned $3.50 and 1920
Supper Money. who was half a
length back Of Missile. also paid
81 20 to show.