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COLORED-S395 DOWN
~. Dupont s.e. Modern semidet
brick: 9 lge. rooms. gas heat, Ike
yard. S12,95O. Elk. 3-74O0.
sPEcIAL-GI--coLoRED

SFELIALr-tiI---CO
Beautiful. Germ, BRICK Semide-
tached home. in. lovely Sc. section.
Fl. stanton Park: LIST time offered
for sale. This house Is only yrs.
old. First a.. has living room. dining
rm. and q lovely, modern, one-wail
appliance kitchen; 2nd O., 3 bedrms,
and modern tiled bath. full bsmt,
partially nm. recr. room, laundry
area with stationary tubs, g.h.-ws h :,
modern radiation; Anchor-fenced
rear yard with mosaic tile patio
Full price, $4,000. low down paw
n.ent. Tc inspect, call
- DON BLAIR
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1882 E STREET Sc.

OPEN 2-5
Sold for $4,000, but will take
Sl2.950, $500 On. and monthly
payments 500 incl. taxes for thi,
vacant 6-rm. beautiful semidet
brick lust decorated, Move in with
bargain ont Texas ave. Sc. 20
RIDGE I'd right. follow to E St,
right Ewes, tn. 2-34sI.
SWEENEY REAL ESTATE co.
LU 4-3SSns LU. 4-3bsi
once, 4Ip3 MINI. Ave. NE
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COLORED-GI-S25O On
e-RM. CORNER BRICK

FORT DUPONT HILLS AREA
Spacious, modern. clean, Bsmt.
with rec. rm., bath and ground -level
entrance. gas heat: lge. level fenced
Call Mrs Cox. LU. 2-Ri36 or sT
3-736s. ATLAS REALTY CO.
Colored-First Time Offered
724 Upsal st.--Lovely cor. brk., Q
fans: Q rms. baths for buyer plus
pvt. furn. 3-rm,. bath apt. rented
500 per mo. OWNER, 10. 2-S574
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CAPE COD

lovely bedrooms. 2 baths. beauti.
ful living room, one end paneled
fireplace family-size dining room
kitchen complete with refrigerator
electric range. dishwasher. birch
cabinets exhaust fan Venetian
blinds fun basement; s20,500.
LAUREL REALTY co.
$50 Washington Blvd. PARKWAY 5-l5O,
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COLORED - BARGAINS
H OR NON.GI

4424 ALABAMA AVE.--Immacu-
late !brick rambler. 2 bedrms.; firepl
tull hsmt.: garage; excel. buy. Shown
700 HiLLfoP TER.--Brick semi
det.; cor. lot. fenced. patio: 2 bed
Fortin, 10. S-6B3T. cox a. co,
INC, 10 2-5S37
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-, CoLoRED

OPEN | TILL 5 PM.
-VACANI--MOYE RIGHT IN
Sis KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
HOUSE COMPLETELY REDEc.: 3
nice rms. , baths, full bsmt.. gas
neat; big yard. sarage; storm doors
ana windows; concrete front porch
Ewes, Sun, OIL. 6-5I77.
PRESS REALTY CORP
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Colored--First Time Offer
COI.OREnlOOKi

1873 18th ST. s.e.--Lovely brick,
~ rms. 2 baths; Al cond.: fin.
IL 6-7u43; ewes. Ii 6-OI3bU
WILLouGHBY REAL ESTATE
coLoRED-GI OR NoN-GI
Fort Dupont HillS-S.E.
AS LOW AS $195 DOWN
CALL MR.. FoRTIN. 10. s-8837
cox q Co. INC, 10. s-5S37
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
KENSINGTON

4-bedroom. 2-bath, modern 2
level; 2 years old. Paneled den.
lfireplaces. washer, drier. disposal;
other extras. Fenced corner lot, hall
block to grade school. 9 blocks TO
swimming pool; bus TO parochial
school. Assume $4,000 Az CT
loan. Priced Sls.75O by owner, Nc
Dir: From Conn. ave, left on New.
port Mil rd.; at right turn con.
tlnue straight ahead into Rock Greek
Palisades. pass school to 1110s
Dewey I'd. Open 10 am. to 5 pm
Call VIII. 6-3S92.
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4U25 E STREET Sc.

OPEN go
GI appraised for S13,45O. This
Se new Srm mod seR Rif ba 1l,ck n9me Is
decorated. Venetian blinds. storm
doors You should see inside this
beautiful home. DIR. Out Texas
ave sc. tn Ridge I'd, right. follow
10 z s. right Ewes. LU "-5449
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CHEVY CHAsE-BTick colonial:
bedrms., . baths, lee rms srr
porch, daylight bsmt.. recr, nm
garage: S25,5O0. GEO. w. ROB.
ERTSON. Realtor, 1898 Wise ave
OIL. 2-2123
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1EALTY CORP


cOLORED-BARGAIN
Standardized brick, East Capitol
81. location; Z yrs. old, 8 rms, bath,
fun bsmt,. gas heat Full price.
$4,000. $500 down. balance like
rent.
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10 p-020O
KENSINGTON
HOME AND INCOME

Pive-unii briek apartment With z
ear angaGs ~ apartusnta rented
aalIme ele,100 ift trust, brics.
~ 800 Fgg appoininenf - infceft
cal Mrs.. Rutherford. ORAHAN A
CO. ~. 5000. eYeta HA 1-7is7.
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ARIA
siO,e5O. 5000 down; OF or non-oI
2-bedrm. brick rambler: vacant
move for Christmas; liv. rm.
irspl; kit. table space: storm win
dows. washer: fenced. driveway
lovely Handicapped lot. / blk. "a
, e ssSt, snops and ,sransp s min:
FoQARTY. 10 5-5052 or JU
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CABIN JOHN; open 3 to 81 nav
5bs sat.. S riam nse With full hsmt;, oil
70 77th St, right to $3.50. MRS
66JURGEsS, Realtor, 6l09 Broad ST..
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7 AkONA PlRki $1,000 d0wr Sun
fay s1ecial Attractive 7-bedrm
1-hath 1stachfd home dfrt hedr
een earrori. orrt. Only $3.50
EaTATE ~. e-ii0a o. 10. 6-le02
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$13,95O
KENSINGTON

Lovely ,3-bedrm. and bath rambler.
fully equipped kit: area eafs Ia
Riddles. school block. also COM
munity swimming pool; nominal
gown pymt. Gail Mr., Mc0innis. ~.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALE
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ROCKVILLE; save over $1,000 BY
assuming Az GI loan. Payments Of
S66.55 incl. prin., int, taxes and
ms. Substantial cash down required
3 bedrms., expandable to 4. s
yrs. old: pleasant trees shaded
WEST END AREA; Sl1.950. Mr..
hoag' 20. 2-42O9. COX & CO..
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SILVER SPRING, vicinity Montgom-
cry Blair High School; 300 Wayne
pl., Sl9,500-Liv. rm. with IRE
place, full dining rm., pine-paneled
den. powder rm.. screened porch on
LIST floor; 3 bedrms.. bath. 2nd a :;
finished rec. rm.. lavatory in bsmt
Open Sunday, II to $50. Direc-
Of street, right on Wayne pl. JU
h-4OTS
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OPEN 2-5 =.

GI APPRAISED, sI4.4O0
Attrac. corner brick: Q rms,
bedrms., picture windows. paruuet
floors. rec. rm., a lot for your money
Out Texas ave. Sc. to Ridge I'd
and right, follow to Ely, then right
Ewes, III 7-6735.
4025 r STREET sc
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ROCK CREEK HILLS, 3 and
bedrms. and den; S35.500 to S47. :
500, Established. respected com
munity. Move in for Christmas
Low as $500 down Open Sunday
out Conn. ave. to Kensington park
right to 1905. JAY WOHI EARTH
OIL 0-S2SR
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HARTMAN REALTY Inc

MANY THINGS TO OFFER
OF applied for, S13,95n. Beauti-
full semidet. cor. brick Colonial. 3
bedrms., Ice iiv. rm., mod. Kit with
nook; knotty pine rec. RIM. with glass
bar. Ice. lot; offstreet parking in
rear; see this home. Out Pa. ave
Sc, TO Southern ave. left 3 blks
70 open house. Ewes, LII. 2-S798.
4051 ELY PLACE Sc
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welt street. = Open sun In.
rambler in a very choice loo. Large
ali-elec. kit, full daylight base
ment. porch. built-in garage. MID
EOS. VACANTl MUST BE SOLD
Out Bradley blvd. to Rayburn I'd
right on Rayburn to Roosevelt.
ieit on Roosevelt to home. FRANK
81 PHILIPS, OIL. 2-7OO6. Ewes
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CHEVY CHASE-3-bedrn. 4 rambler
like. new: center hall, sep. din. RIM
modern kit, fin rec. rm.. garage
garden. many extras: walking dist
70 school, stores. bus, Churches
MCJC. JU. S-23gS
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Attaae,. all-Sr n9N rambler. Just
on N. H. ave. in wooded areal
bedrmG., Ia baths on main moor
lhrepl.. sep. din. rnl. bsmt. Below
market at .SiS,376I Move in b.
lChristmasl Don't wait, call RIPLEY
a. ROMER, JU. 1851.
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ASSUME GI LOAN-Only $50 pei
mo. buys this almost new home; Z
nice bedrms., space for 2 more
fireplace. picture window In nv
rm and dining area. carport, fenced
level lot with trees: 1880 down
for anyone. JAMES C. coNLEY a
CO, AP. 1922.
N0H-GI opportunity-17-mo-- old z.
oedrm. home. din. nm, kit, Nv,
rm., half bsmt.; assume OF loan
GIDEON G. JOHNSON, VIII. 81.
b334. 10. 4-7017
NoN:vET. Rockville rambler. oniy
sls0 doWp; Sl6 mo. J.bedrm cor
Atty. 10. S.35s0. M
NEAR N.0L.-NeW brick Cape Cod,
huge bedrms.. 3 baths. hrs.
Priced to sell sss.soo 10 s.ss5ssIs,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
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CHEVY CHASE (Kirkside1--Attrac-
tive brick Colonial. Redecorated
new r 6iIehepa; all large rms; DOW
screened porch: 3 bedrooms )
paths up. stairs to fioored attic
large brick garage. Vacant, Ex-
f srlNlens f n11anstn I S27 500. Bill
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ROCKVILLE, Twinbrook--4 hedrms.
fenced yd.; close school and shop
swim. pool membership avail; take
1924 MIDWAY AVE, GA. 4-Sl5g
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SPRING., Capitol View PARK
community. 1925 Grant ave-.
bedrm. Cape Cod liv rm. lRe. So
modern kit. lge. inviting rec. rm
full bsmt. with ground-level out
side entr.: level 50xl50-ft. lot;
fruit trees. etc. close to schools
and Walter Reed Forest Glen
Annex: price. S13,250. Open Sun,
80 to $40 Directions, Out
Georgia ave. left on Forest Glen
I'd, right on Grant. BROUSSARr
AGENCY, INC. JU. 7-S051; ewes
week ends III Q-o157
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ROCK CREEK HIILS--o q ana .

QUAINT ACRES--New luxury ranch
type on acre plot; dble. garage. day
light rec. rm.: scr. pch; h.-w.h.
RlMMER BROS. WA. 7-0947. AP
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BKAND-NEW = 3-bedrm.. 2b-bath
brk. rambler with 2I-foot liz. rm.,
l2xl2 sep. din. rm.. tbi. SD. in
beaut. all-elec. kit; full DAYLIGHT
bsmt. with f1repl. and rec. rm. Cali
now and choose interior decora-
tons. GEORGE L. BROWN. JR..
Realtnr III R-2nnn
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OLNEY AREA!--Attrac. 4-bedrm
Dutch Colonial on Y acre with tai
trees Center entrance, 24x15 1t
liv. .rm. with i1repl.. sep. din. RIM.
mod. kit, rec. rn.. garage. sci 800
RIPLEY a. ROMER. Jul 5-Sh11
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ROCKVILLE. S12.5O0-S300 down
500 mo-. buys like new 3-bedrm
rambler. lge. fenced yard, patio
around corner from school OWNER
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E. W. THURM
908 10th 81. NV. DI. $4,000


1858 TALBERT ST.-Det.. 6 rms,
bath oil h.-w.h.; price. $500. LU.
ANACOsTIA HILLS - 4-year-old
1emidet, brick; rms, 3 bedrms.
full bsmt.: built-in garage; gas heat /;
S12.250. $500 down.
BRAND NEW RAMBLER, 1891
Chaplin ST.. near Fl. Dupont Park
and Alabama ave- bedrms., fun
Open . TO g pm. From +. CAPITOL
and MINI. ave, east on Ridge I'd.
TO 500 blk. and Chaplin ST. LII.
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ROCKvILLE--Brick rambler. good
neighborhood, lge lot; liv. rm.. din
area: . bedrms.: tile bath: equipped
kit, Storm windows: fenced rear
YARD. Sl2.S50: S1.650 cash. Assume
OWNER
The Arizona post., 1956-07-06
ORGANIZATIONS
Al. Mems Club New Officers

Al. Mems CluD New OIIlceTS
Anticipations are high for
an active year under Jack Bar
owitz, new club president. He
has been a member of the
synagogue board and headed
a club committee. Oth e r
officers are: Lee Sacks, vice
president; Harry Epstein, Sec
retary; Sidney Williams, treas
urer. Also on the board are
Morris Holland, Sam Rosen-
berg and the outgoing presi-
dent, DR.. Oscar Koenig. A pro-
gram of summer events will
be held.
VI. Mr.. and Mrs. Club
Active
Meetings have been set for
July IS and Aug. 5 in the
Young Israel auditorium at 8
pm. One matter being studied
is the forming of a Hebrew
School in the fall. A social will
conclude the evenings pro-
The Arizona post., 1956-07-06

gram.
Some eighty persons at
tended the recent box social.
Excellent entertainment was
provided the members, includ-
ing a beauty contest, won by
Mollie Siegal.
Bnai Birth Board Meeting
Board meets July IL at 10
am. Notification will be sent
as to place.
Al. SiSterhOOd Activities
Mrs. Morris Holland will
conduct her first board meet
ing on July 10 in the syna-
gogue auditorium. 1t will be
followed by a luncheon she
will give honoring officers
and board members. In view
of the holidays in early Sep
tember the following board
meeting will be held Aug. %.
BIB JuniOretteS Active
Meetings continue thruout
the sum mer on alternate
Monday nights at the Center
at 7:30. Griyo next meets July
9. A fun night for July IA is
in the planning stage and the
place will be announced later.
Girls interested in joining are
invited to phone the president,
Gail Feinman at 4-1620.
The Arizona post., 1956-07-06
Social Hebrew Adult
Group SOcialS

While the calendar contains
no specific dates since plan
ming is done only a week or SO
in advance, a number of get
togethers will be held in July
and August, according to the
president, Herb White. There
will be a barbecue, several
swim parties and picnics and
informal Socials. Those inter-
ested in securing information
should phone Art Szerlip
4-4413, Mitzi Singer 5-6052,
Herb White 4-7907.
JWV Auxiliary
1t is expected that meetings
will resume at the Center
Next one is scheduled for Mon
day at the Center at 7:30. A
bake-sale is being held this
S a turday at Consumers,
Speedway and Campbell.
WOrkmen Circle Meet
One meeting will be held in
July and two in August. These
are slated for July 20 at An
shei Israel and August 1 and
%. Executive board will hold
a session on July II at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nut
mix.
The Arizona post., 1956-07-06
HadaSSah Calendar

Mrs. Jack Fruchtman is
chairman of the Eye Saver
Bank and has bank containers
aVaila b e for distribution.
They will enable members to
get an early start on earning
their donor and patroness
fund. Her phone is 3-O4O8.
Mollie Handelman is the new
bulletin mailing chairman.
Board meets August 8 at the
home of Mrs. Al Pearlman, E.
Exeter. Class in Sephardic He
brew taught by the president,
Mrs. Alex Weiss is now in its
third year. Mrs. Abraham Tul-
in, national HMO chairman,
informed the chapter of a
pleasant visit she had last
week in New York when Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Besserman
called at the office.
Evening Hadassah Plans
Dance
While meetings have been
discontinued for the summer,
the board will meet regularly.
Their efforts are primarily de-
voted to setting up the calen-
dar for the coming season.
A dance for members is be-
ing scheduled for later in the
month.
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under U. S. Government
inspection. Only those
birds which have passed
the U. s Dept of Agri-
cultures rigid specifica-
lions for wholesomeness
are ever delivered to
your Safeway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25
DR.. J. c. Collins,
Brother Of Priest

DR.. James c. Collins, II, q
former resident here and brother
of the Rev. Henry D. Collins.
pastor Of st. AIMS Catholic
Church at Tenley Circle and
Wisconsin avenue NV, died
Saturday in a hospital in Fair
mont. w. Va. DR.. Collins had
been inactive in recent years be-
cause of a heart condition.
A native of Petersburg, Va, he
moved here as a boy. He was
graduated from George Wash
ington University medical school
and served as an inferno at
Providence Hospital. He also in
termed at Bellevue Hospital in
New York.
Besides Father Collins, DR..
Collins is survived by four sisters
in Washington, Mrs. George
Melting, Mrs. Jane Hayes. and
the Misses Rose and Virginia
Whitefield Collins. Also surviving
are his widow. Rose NJ, and five
children, DR.. James Collins Of
Baltimore; John Collins Of Mis-
soula. Mont; Henry Collins Of
Fairmont; Miss Patricia Collins
of Los Angeles. and Capt. Julia
Collins, serving with the Air
Force at Warren, Wyo.
Father Collins will offer mass
in st. Peters Catholic Church in
Fairmont at 10 am. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Fairmont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25

took over publicity for the Cath
Ollie Archdiocese of New York.
Mr.. Amin served under two
American prelates, the late Pat
rick Cardinal Hayes and Francis
Cardinal Spellman.
I'VE needed a good newspaper
man for the job and he filled the
BILL" an archdiocesan spokesman
recalled. mo one questioned
him about his religion"
Mr.. Amin was born in Omaha,
Nebr. His father was William
E. Amin. a well-known WASH
ington correspondent in the early
1900s.
The younger Amin entered
the newspaper field here in 1906,
with the old Washington Herald.
Later he became a reporter for
The Star and the Post. He COW
erred Congress for the old New
York World, the New York Sun
and the New York Tribune.
Mr.. Amin is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Anne Amin, and q
son, both of New York.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at st. Luke's Episcopal
Church in Katonah. N. Y.
Burial will be in Princeton, N. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25
E. Russell Kelly, Attorney.
Dies After Brain Surgery

e. Russell Kelly, 81, a former
assistant United States Attor.
ney, who died Saturday after q
long illness, will be buried to.
morrow.
Death came at Georgetown
Hospital, after an operation fol
ia brain tumor. He had been il
since April and had been in 6
coma for 1870 days.
Born in Washington, Mr.
Kelly lived most of his life ii
Georgetown. He attended Holy
Trinity School, Georgetown
Preparatory School and the Law
School of Georgetown Univer,
sity. from which he graduated il
1922. Shortly thereafter, he en-.
tered the United States Attor'
ney's Office as an assistant.
He resigned to enter private
practice and again joined the
Government, serving in the In.
terror Department, 1934-1936. H,
then resumed the private prac.
tice Of law until 1899. when hi
went with the Securities anc
Exchange Commission. He be.
came regional administrator fol
the commission here.
Later, he transferred to the
Senate Armed Services Commit.
tee in 1854. Subsequently, he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25
Horace Westwood,
Minister, Author

CLEARWATER. Fla, Dec. Is
R.-Dr. Horace Westwood, u,
a leading Unitarian minister and
student of psychic manifesta-
lions. died yesterday. He suf-
fered a cerebral hemorrhags
Friday.
He came to Clearwater in 1850
from Charleston, S. c., and was
minister of the Clearwater Uni
tartan Fellowship. He had worked
with DR.. Joseph Banks Rhine of
Duke University on extrasensory
perception and was the author
of several books, including
There Is a Psychic World"
He was born in England and
was a Primitive Methodist
preacher there before moving
Ito Canada in 1904.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25
Mrs. Withers, 70,
One Of Church's
oldest Members

Mrs. Roberta Yates Withers
IS. one of the oldest surviving
members of Temple Baptist
Church. died Sunday after a long
illness in a Takoma Park nurs-
ing home.
Mrs. Withers, employed by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
until she became i'll five years
ago, was the widow Of Powell P
Withers, a Geological Survey
employe. He died in 1925.
She was born in Warrenton
Va, and was one of the early
members of the church, now To-
Gated at 1850 Nebraska avenue
NV.
Mrs WitherS is survived BY
two daughters. Mrs. Claude B
Clagett, 1925 Ocala street, Silver
Spring. where she lived, and Mrs
v. Marbury Clagett. jr., 1920:
Justice road, Silver Spring.
Funeral services will be helC
at 3 pm. tomorrow at PUN.
.phrey's funeral home in Silver
Spring. Burial will follow ir
Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25

resumed the private practice Of
law in April and was associated
with Attorney Fred B. Rhodes
with Offices in the Albee Building
Mr.. Kelly was a member Of
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
of the Holy Name Society, Of
the Elks, Fourth Degree Knight
of Columbus and was past presi-
dent of Commodore John Barry
Post of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians.
He was the son of the late
Joseph ]. and Mary T. Kelly
tnee Herlihy). He is survived BY
his brothers, William j., Johr
Barry and Robert Emmett Kelly
and a sister. who is a nun, Sistel
Mary Sheila.
Prayers will be said at Hy.
songs Funeral Home, at 130l
N street NV. at $3.50 o'clocl
tomorrow morning. At 10 am.
a requiem mass will be held a
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Thirty-sixth and o streets NV
Burial will be in Mount Olive
Cemetery.
The members of Commodore
John Barry Post are scheduled
to assemble at the funeral hom'
at 8:15 pm. today to pray fol
Mr.. Kelly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25
Mrs. Upshur, 90,
Editor at Norfolk

NORFOLK. Dec. rs, tR).-Mrs.
Stella Andrews Upshur. 90. for
40 years society editor. women's
editor or columnist for the
Ledger-Star, died at her home
Sunday.
Mrs. Upshur was a native of
Benevolence, Ga. She came here
at the age of IA and became a
member of the first class at the
Norfolk College for Young
Ladies.
Her newspaper career began
after her 50th birthday. For
many years she wrote lovelorn
and food columns. Her last food
column appeared last February
%.
On her Goth birthday last
month she contributed column
on life in Norfolk as she knew
it more than 70 years ago.
Surviving are four children
all Virginia residents. Burial will
be in Forest Lawn Cemetery to-
morrow.
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campaigns to rehabilitate Rich
mond housing.
A funeral service will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at st. Mary's
Episcopal Church in Goochland
County. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
Mr.. Williams is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Edawin Colby
Williams; four sons, Anthony,
Paul, Matthew and Mark; his
father, Clarence James Williams
Of Orlando. Fla; three brothers,
Emory Williams of Rockville
Center. N. Y. Albin Lee Williams
of Norfolk. and Robert Williams
OF Raleigh, N. c., and a sister,
Mrs. Guerney Miller Of Garden
City, NY.
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Charles H. Miles,
"A. P. TrufficChief

BALTIMORE. Dec. rs (P.-
Charles H. Miles. traffic bureau
chief of the Associated Press
bureau in Baltimore for 30 years
before his retirement four years
ago, died last night of cancer in
Fort Howard Veterans Hospital
here. He was So.
MIR. Miles, born in Latta, s. c.,
was a telegrapher at Elmira
IN. Y. and Clifton Forge, Va,
before he Joined the A. P. in 1915
Shortly after he returned from
service in World War /, in which
he was a sergeant in charge OF
Itelegraphers in France.
Survivors include his niece
Mrs. Jessie Clifton, and two
Inephews.
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Americas Biggs, Truckmun,
Ex-Montgomery Policeman

Americas Edgar Biggs. IT.
born and raised in Montgomery
County. died yesterday, exactly
II years to the day after the
death Of his wife.
Mr.. Biggs, who was born / in
Senaca, Md, attended the
Darnestown Academy in barnes
town, Md, and owned q truck.
ing business in the District un.
til 1886. He also owned q farm
near ColeSville, Md.
During World War II Mr.
Biggs Joined the Montgomery
County police force and worked
as desk clerk in the Silver
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Cy Williams, as, Richmond
Home Builder, Civic FIGURE

sABoT. Va. Dec. rs tP).-Cy
Williams, IS, Richmond builder,
died yesterday Of q heart attack
at his Goochland County home
He was born in Brooklyn and
attended Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology. He began in the
construction business in Long
Island. N. Y, and was a founder
OF the Long Island Home Build.
ers Institute.
Mr.. Williams had lived in the
Richmond area for the past five
years. He was a member of the
Richmond Home Builders Asso-
citation and the Virginia Museum
OF Fine Arts. He was active In