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ton awarded Mr.. Hinshaw a CT
tation of Honor.
Mr.. Hinshaw was born in Chi
cago. His father, William Wade
HlnshaW, was a baritone who
once sang with the Metropolitan
opera Company. He died in
l947. Mr., Hinshaw was edu-
Gated at Valparaiso University
Princeton and the University OF
Michigan. He was an Army en-
glneer captain in World War 1
Active in Many Fields
Mr.. HinshaW's working career
had ranged from laborer to man.
.ager in automotive manufactur.
ing and sales. In 1927, however
ne went into the investment
banking field. He conducted ne
igotlatlons in reorganization ano
consolidation of industries.
Moving to Pasadena, Calf. lr
1929, he entered the real estate
and insurance business and be-
came active in civic affairs ano
politics. Pasadena was his home
in California. In Washington. he
lived at 1925 Tracy place NV
Mr.. Hinshaw was president OF
the Aero Club of southern Cali
fornia in 1858 and 1854. He was
"a member of the American So
city of Civil Engineers, Society OF
Automotive Engineers, Institute
OF the Aeronautical Sciences ano
an honorary member of the IN
stltute of Navigation. He was
adviser to the Radio Technical
Commission for Aeronautics and
director of the National Aero
nautic Association
Survivors are his widow. Ro-
berta; two sons, John D., New
York City; William r.. Berkeley
Calf, and his mother, of the
Mayflower Hotel.
Also surviving are two brothers
William W.. jr.. Chicago:
Thomas, Berkeley. Calf. and a
sister, Mrs. Leonard Wing, Ann
Arbor. Mich
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Wednesday at Gawler'S
funeral home 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue wv. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Crisis on Suez CunuI
Keeps Menzies Here
BY the Associated Press

Prime Minister Robert G
MenzieS Of Australia will stay
in Washington a few more days
to keep in touch with Suez
Canal developments.
He was to have flown to the
West Coast yesterday, resuming
his homeward journey from
London.
Mr.. Menzies said 1.-The urgency
of the tSuezl problem is such
that I think it would not be
proper to be too far detached
from events Just at present"
Australia is one of the "a ma
tons invited to confer in London
August Is on possible solu-
ton TO the situation created BY
Egypt's naturalization OF the
Suez Canal.
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Plane Propeller
Kills Woman

HUGHES, Ark, Aug. s. Up
A few hours after arriving OH va
cation. Miss Amelia Brent walked
into the whirling propeller on
her brothers airplane. She died
go minutes later.
The tragedy occurred eight
miles north of here. at the
Stump City plantation owned by
Miss Brent's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Brent. Miss Brent
was an editorial employee Of Time,
Inc, in New York.
Her grief-stricken brother, @
r Brent. said he had just landed
after taking his mother and 90
year-old sister for ride. He
couldn't explain how it hap
pened.
"She was facing the sun and
perhaps it blinded her." he said
"or she didn't realize she was SC
close.
Miss Brent died at a West
Memphis hospital. Funeral sery.
ices will be held in West Mem.
phis today.
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Soap Helps II
To Flee Jail;
7 Recuptured

SANTA ANA, Calf, Aug.
Pl.-Eleyen prisoners soaped
their bodies to squeeze through
a ventilator shaft to freedom
from the Orange County Jail.
but seven of them weren't slip
perry enough to avoid early re-
capture.
The II, after stripping and
applying soap, eaSed through an
opening only 10 by 16 inches
early yesterday, officers re-
ported.
Sheriff's Capt. c. L. Gathright
said the men. all prisoners in
the ground floor felony tank,
climbed to the roof of the four
story building via the ventilator
shaft. then used a rope fash
Toned from strips of mattress
covers to descend from the roof
to the ground
They had taken bundles of
clothing with them, Capt. Gath
right said, which they put on
before leaving the roof.
-Four OF the fugitives we're
retaken when they wrecked
stolen car while fleeing arrest
in nearby Compton. Two others
were arrested in a stolen car
in Garden Grove and a seventh
was caught in Corona when he
showed up at the home of rela-
tives. officers said.
One of those recaptured, Frank
NJ. Laurent, 10, was awaiting
sentence on murder and armed
robbery charges. The others in
cluded kidnap-attacker. armed
robber and car thief, Capt.
Gathright said.
Still at large were James
Barrett. 20; Hugh Barley. 2l:
Cleatis Ball. 40; and Edward
Shields, 81.
! Capt. Gathright said the
escape was believed to have
been planned over period of
several weeks. The leader of the
bold group was not Immediately
learned.
Officers said four of the men
retaken were injured in their
climb to freedom, two with frac-
tured heels and two with severe
rope burns on their hands. All
were given hospital treatment
after recapture.
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HI Mrmnriant

BONNER, JOHN RUSSELL. In lovint
memory. of our dear husband. father
JoHN R6ssE f NNR Tho psiee
away three years ago today, AUGUST
Not broken ties but Just a veil between
Our earthly vision and that world un-
A little time to wait, while loved ones
Keep tender watch until We. too, mas
share
The perfect place Of God.
The perfect love that's known TO those
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MARY JANE
BONNER. AND FAMILY.
JOHNSON, ANNIE W. In loving memory
q our dear mother and wife. ANNIE
W. JOHNSON, who passed away one
We often pause and think Of YOU.
OF the good YOU did in the past:
Well never forget you. Nom,
While life and memories last.
How much We have missed YOU
Cannot be said in lust a word or two.
But every day that passes
Brings loving memories Of you
HER LOVING AND DEVOTED HUS.
BAND. CHILDREN AND GRAND.
CHILDREN
MUSE, ALICE S. Departed this life ter
years ago today. August 9, 1915
Sleep. near mother. and take your rest
we loved YOU but God loved YOU best
Aud took YOU home 10 rest
HER CHILDREN AND GRANDcHIL.
DREN
PARUAM, FRANK. Tn loving memoir,
OF devoted husband and father
FRANK PARHAM, who passed aWaj
nine years aTo today. AuFust q. ia4f
In our hearts you will always finger
There Is not a dsy. DARLING, that We Dc
DEVOTED VIE AID SON, GENEVA
AND HERBERT PARHAM
SHOOT. EsTELLE VI. In loving memor,
os our GEAR daushter and sister
LSTELlE NJ SHOOT who departed
August 9. 1882
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US TO forRct.
Blu, time 50 far has only proved
yoHstpP" f agS1 " ysio1 taSyrp YET ,,,pv i,
sMooI .ssND BRoTaERRi " JAMES
WARD. EMMA CECILIA. In lovinu re-.
membrance o. my dear wife. Emma
CECILIA WARD, who passed away twt
years aao today. August g, 1854
o wfiIIkM \ WARD.
WISELY, CHARLES. In loving memor
o. our grandfather CHAR. rs WEST EY
VINO paSsed away AuRust g 1850.
So swiftly through deaths door vol
Wprf
So silently your soul passed hv.
That Ne who mourn your passing,
Heard no moan or falnfeef Sirh
cAlLfE. HOWARD AND BUTCH.
WESLEY, CHARLES. In memory Of OF
beloved DAD. CHARLES WESLEY. Nh
passed away Alsus; . ESQ
Gtisi.s trimming cups been Grained a
last
Is bitter loneliness "a past
For vnl ~ 'rcusht forever gone.
Inrough memory hvss on ard OF
ALMA AND ROGER.
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DC. Piper, 54,
.0ceanographer

Don Carlos Piper, 54. an oce-
anographer with the Coast anc
Geodetic Survey, died today OF
cancer at Prince Georges Hos
pital. He lived at 1908 Long.
fellow street, Hyattsville, Md.
Mr.. Piper was assistant CHIEF
of the branch on currents anc
oceanography at the Survey. HI
was engaged in the analysis o.
tidal currents records for ust
in navigation. For number
of years he prepared tide anc
current tables.
Mr.. Piper was born in Unior
Star, Mo. and was graduated
in 1925 from William Jewel
College, Liberty, Mo. He laugh
school in Taos, N. Mex, unit
% years ago when he came
to Washington to work fol
the boundary commission be.
tween the United States anc
Canada. Three years later h,
transferred to the Coast am
Geodetic Survey as a mathe.
matlcian.
Mr.. Piper was a member O.
University Methodist Church
His hobbies were. gardening ant
refurnishing antique furniture.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Alice Courtney of Unior
Star, whom he married 90 year.
ago; three sons. Air Force 1t
Don Courtney Piper, Boiling All
Force Base; William Duncan
Piper and John Scott Piper, Uni.
versity of Maryland students: Z
brother, Irl. King City. Mo. anc
two sisters. Mrs. Ina Moore
Union Star. and Mrs. Elvs
Frogge. Paso Robels. Calf. Serv.
ices and burial will be helc
Thursday in Union Star. Hi,
body is at the Gasch funera
home HVatsvilla Md
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Carl Hinshow, 81, Dies;
California Representative

representative Carl HlnSnaW,
81, Republican of California, who
had served in the House since
1889. died last night of pneu-
monia with heart complications
at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Mr.. Hinshaw went to the hos
pital July 81. the day before his
GID birthday, suffering what was
reported to be complete ex-
haustion" after a strenuous
House session.
Mr.. Hinshaw was second-rank-
ing member of the Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
and had played an active role in
development of its commercial
aviation policy. He was a mem
Der of numerous aeronautical
groups and was one of Capitol
Hills strongest air power advo-
Gates.
I NixOns Extend Sympathy
Vice President and Mrs. Nixon
today extended their sympathy
to the family of Mr.. HinShaw.
/ Mr.. Nixon said: He has Deen
one of my closest friends and
advisers since I came to Wash
ington 10 years ago. Carl Hin
shaw was a superb Congressman
and one who was bigger than his
party and who counted among
his friends thousands of Ameri-
cans in all walks of life"
Lauded by Killings
! Representative Killings, Re-
! publican of California of the
25th district which adjoins Mr..
Hinshaw'S Goth (LoS Angeles)
district. said Mr.. Hinshaw was
one of the country's greatest
authorities on interstate COM
merce. He had much to do with
the location and development
of the aircraft industry in
Southern California, Mr.. Killings
said. and he led the fight to pro-
tect his States water resources
and the protection of other vital
industries in the West.
las the chairman of the Cali
fornia delegation in Congress,
Mr.. HinShaw sublimated him.
self in his desire to develop and
give greater leadership to
younger and newer members of
the California delegation" Mr..
Killings said.
Representative Hinshaw was
also a member of the Joint
Committee on Atomic Energy.
In 1858 he claimed that the
United States had several
times" as many A-bombs stock
piled as it needed. He also con-
tended that the armed forces
were using scientists and engi-
neerS as enlisted personnel and
were 'under-ut utilizing" those
men. He was also an advocate
of training more young scientists
in order to obtain a few truly
great ones.
Received Wright Trophy
Mr.. Hinshaw received the
sixth Wright Brothers Memorial
Trophy by the National Aero
nautic Association in 1858 which
was presented to him by PreSi-
dent Eisenhower. He won the
award for his service as a men,
Der of the House in fostering
the consistent growth of aviation
in all its forms so that it might
become a deterrent to war and
that it might increasingly be-
come an important carrier of
people and the commerce of the
world.
In 1947. Mr.. Hinshaw was
selected by the State Depart
ment as congressional adviser on
THE United States delegation to
the International Civil Aviation
Organization Commission on
Multilateral Agreement at Ge-
neva, Switzerland.
In l948 the Air Force AsSooia-
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. c. SCHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Flora Irloutes Moderate
prices Open dai.f sun holcays Phone
orders also accented q 30 te ON week
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CEMETERY LOTS

AsHINDToN NATIONAL CTNTTERY
section ~ tef 30 80. enrfa'rtnF f0fr
hIfal uies ~ ntF motns All sa.tl-
az " s-T4i1
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Dratha

ADDIE. All members OF Sill.
Yer Queen Household are
hereby notified of the death
OF Inmate ADDIE JOHNSON.
Funeral Tuesday, August Z,
at 1870 pm, from Asbury
Me. Church. 18th and X
SITS. NV.
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CRAWFORD, NELL BEATRICE on Sun,

day ANGUISH D, IHlD, az SuDufDan HOs-
pltsl, NELL BEATRICE CRAWFORD vi
,llO9 Murdock rd, kensIngton,, Md.
wife OF Everett E. Crawford mother OF
James E. Crawford, daughter OF Mrs.
DreNey Tohlyer and sister OF Robert
1Olhyer. Mrs Crawford rests al the
Warner 4 Pumphrey Funeral hcme,
SI34 Georgia ave, Silver SprlnE, Md
parking tacilitiest where services Will
pe held on Wednesday, AusuSt ;, at
1850 pm. lnterment Cedar hill Gene =
FtsrN
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nANIs. nIsk ArnCnA. on satnraa,

ILISE ATOCHA DAVIS, beloved dauRh-
tel Of the late George W. and Carmen
A DAVIS sister o. Mrs Phillip q
MumlOrd Arrangements BY IaltaNun
Funeral Home.
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Drafhs
| OLIVER. ely

CLYDE G. Omcers and mem
bers OF the James Reece
Europe Post, No. B. Inc. the
! American Legion, are re-
queSted to attend the Legion
services OF our late comrsde,
CLYDE c. OLIVER, Monday,
August &. 1856. 4 pm, in
s Funeral Home. 1872 You st.
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Memorial Hospital. MARY WORM EY
MARSHALL OF .u0. Lombard st. Phils-
deiphia Pa. beloved wife Of the late
Charles Marshall devoted SISTER OF Mrs
Elizabeth Bailey and the ate Edward
CrinkinS She also caves to mourn
their loss eight nieceS, one nephew
other relatives and many srifndS, Re-
mains resting at The John T. Rhnes. 4
Co Funeral Home, 90I I'd 81. s.w. No
tice OF funeral later. Family may o.
seen at 1913 4 81. Sc. Ii 4-J9'S
fPhiladelphia paperS. please copN.l
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JOHNSON. ApDIE. snddenly on rhnrs.

day. August =, 1856 at Hammond Ind
ADDIE JOHNSON formerly OF 503-A
93rd s. NV. beloved mother of Mrs
lima NJ Jedries and Mrs GLADYS NJ
Wall, SISTER OF John c Ford. Grand.
mother Of Lorraine J. Bess Bessie
Jehries and Sylvan A Wall She also
leaves two great-grandchildren -four
rieces. one nephew other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs johnson viii resi-
- No l. eth 81 Sc after - noon
Monday Funeral Tuesday August 4
~ l%t3O p m Al Asburv Methodist
GhMrCh lfth and SITS NV, Rev
D, Foy ofiiciatine Interment airing
ton National Cemetery Services bS
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MARTIN. FRANcIs JOSEPH. On sunday

August ), g56 At Hahnemann Hos
pitsl. FRANCIS JOSEPH MARTIN OF
3.Ui North CAPITOL St, husband OF the
ate Annie NJ. Martin. beloved father
o. Mr. Francis + Martin. Mrs Annie
truce terguson Mrs Louise Zoyse. M:s
Helen Capone Carl E Martin. Mrs. Lo-
retta Holman and Anthony C. Martin
brother OF Mrs Annie Beach and Rob
ert Martin Also survived by Is grand
children and 20 Observation-Disclosures
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2a01 l4th st. NV. on Wednes-
day August & at $40 am. parking
facilities, thence to ST Martins Cath
Ole Church. 1900 North Capitol ST..
where the holy sacrifice OF the mas
Will be offered at 2 m for the repcst
OF his soul. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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gust !, 1856 GEORGIA MARITsAs
! The beloved mother Of Christine Cade
/ Soupos, sister Of Louis Chaconas
Friends NAV call at the W. W. Dea
Funeral Home, 4S1. Georgia ave, NV
Funeral from St. Sophia Greek Church
on Tuesday August :. at . pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery In
I lieu OF flowers contributions may bt
made to St Sol T. ia Church.
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HIGGINS. NJ sERGT. HENRY J. us.

Boiling AT Force Base Hospital
NJ serst HFNRY J HIGGINS iUsA
yet Of abIo Branch ave Sc. beloved
husband Of Anna c HigginS tnee Jor-
rensenl father OF Henry C Higgins
stepfather of Marie Ferris. Ruth Man
ming and joseph Mccoy Funeral from
the James T RYAN Funeral Home. NJ
PENNSYLVANIA ave. $ e. on Tuesday. Au-
rust a. am Requiem mass az 81
Francis Xavier Church at $40 m Rel
at!ves and friends invited Interment
Arllneton National Cemetery q
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August !, 1886. ELIZABETH COLLIE 4
OF % L ST NV. She is survived by
three devoted sisters. other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
fnn iipi III Inese Y. August : ron NV
Hope Baptist Church. sic sth ST. NV i,
al pm. Rev Z. II. Hamilton 9th
Clating. Interment MooGiaWn Cemetery
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urdsy, August 4. 1856. near Comus
Md, JAMES W. MATTHIAS. age "a
beloved husband OF Georgina Matthias
OF Cedar Grove. Md. father OF Mrs
Beulah Fitzwater. Mrs. Barbara Crider
Mrs. Violet Musgrove, Mrs Erya Hun
ge-ford, Russell Matthias. Mrs Myrtle
Adams Mrs Zella KatsaroS, Mrs Ma
vine Moore, Mrs. Theda Miller. one SIS
ter Mrs. Rosa Derrick; 4 grandchil-
dren and 80 Observation-Disclosures
Friends may call at the Roy w Barber
Funeral Home. Laytonsville. Md Flu
neral services on Tuesday. August z
from the Church Of the Brethren
Flower Hill, at . pm Intermen,
church cemetery
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denly on Saturday AUGUST 4, 1856
1901 Culpeper St, Arlington, Va, hus-
band Of Mary Lou Harris, father OF
Maria Y Harris son Of Joseph Van
meter and Kathryn Louise Harris
brother OF Ella Louise Hoffman, vivian
Vaneida Aikens, Augustine NJ Norma
Dolores, and Everett John Harris. Other
relatives and friends also survive After
nm Tuesday August = frienoS may
call at Frazier 5 Funeral Home $50
Rhode Island ave II ", WheTe services
vll be held on Wednesday August s
a. pm. Interment Woodawn Gene
tery
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DLAS, ARCHIBALD 5. Suddenly on Tues
dss july 81, 1886. ARCHIBALD :.
IDEAS OF 30lu Idaho ave. nv, husband
OF Claire Deds and brother OF MAJ,
Percy DtaS. British army nierment
Nrlvate. In Arlington National CemclcEY.
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NAM. LLIzAnEIH 9. on sunday An

guSJ }, 1856. at the George Washlrs
ION Uuiverslty Hospital, ELIZABETH
G. HALL, beloved mother o. Mrs. Ruth
Cain, MrS. Marguerite Brmmer,
Mrs Dorothy W!nc!and, william A
Rno Charles T. Hall; also survived by
eight Grandchildren Friends ma call
al the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st
and Massachusetts, ave. ne where
services viii be held on Wedn5 suaY,
August x, at IL ain. tnterment CedaT
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HINsHAM. RErREsrNIAIIYr cAn1

On Sunday August ,, 1856. at the Be
thesda Naval Medical Center Repre-
sentative CARL HINSHAW. husband OF
Wilberta Ripley 1inshaw. and father
@ John Veeder Hinshaw and william
FINLEY HinShsw. Friends may Call at
ave NV. courtesy parking oppoSitel
where services viii BE- held on Wednes-
CAV. AUGUST s, al :! pm Irterment
Rock Creek Cemetery
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JOHANN. GAYLE ~. of $50 Cleveland
ave Ryicrdale, Md, on August 3, 1856.
Vie Of Francis j. Johann. IT., CGM
United state Coast Guard Remains al
Chambers Funeral Home 1901 Cleve-
land ave. Riverdaie, Md, until Tuesday
VILE Okla
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CAV AUGUST 7 I3JU LOUIS FLtIooINf
depotcd son OF KatnelIna fleiS5ls o
New York Services and 'nterment WI
b. in New York City on Tuesday. Au'
gust : Arrangements by the C. y
Goldberg 81 Son Funeral Home, All
9TH ST. NV
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july Is. 1856. the REV. WILLIAM
MOhGAN. pastor OF The Church of GOD
and Saints OF God, 600 18th 81 NV
husband of Doreus MORGAN, son OF Mrs
Leola MORAN. brother OF Nelson Morgan
o. pittsburgh Pa. and Joseph Morgan
OF cleveland, Ohio. Other relatives also
survive. Friends are invited TO cali al
NE Malvan q Schey, Inc Funeral
Home. New Jersey ave. and ST. NV
iodav after pm. Funeral from the
Lincoln Temple CONGREGATIONAL Church.
Iltn and SITS. NV. on Tuesday. Au-
gust : st ] pm. Bishop j. W Dlcker-
Cemetery
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August ). 1856, at her residence l1us
Van Buren, ST. NV, ELLEN LOUISE
BOLGER, beloved wife OF EDWARD D
BOlger; also survived by sister, MIS-!
Margaret r. Fitzgerald Prayers a
the S. II Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29ol
lith ST. NV, on Wednesday, August s
AZ $50 am. tparking facihties, thenu,
TO Nativity Catholic Church, 18th SnC
Peabody stS. y where the holy sac
rince of the mass viii be offered at II
q nj. for the repose Of her soul Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lieu o
flowers. contributions may be made Il
the HpAri EnnN
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MARY E. WHITE, Secy.
KILLINGER. VIRGINIA CHARLTON. On
Saturday. August 4, 1856. at Doctors
Hospital. VIRGINIA CHARLTON Kill
LINGER OF 800 Massachusetts ave.
NV. wife OF the late Joseph A. Kill
finger. and sister OF Mrs James H
Weaver and Mrs. Claribel Card. Services
md interment private.
LOCKWOOD. COMADoRE L. On Sat
urday. August 4, 1856. at Casualty
Hospital. CoMADoRE L. LOCKWOOD
the beloved husband of Maude E Lock-
wood father OF Award H. Lockwood
and brother OF Newton Lockwood oil
Bonneville Ind Funeral services al
the Simmons Bros, Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd Sc on Tuesday. August
:. at 10 am Interment Congressional
Cemetery
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land is essential because property values
along the route have been rising steadily
over the years. 1t is estimated that land
for the route can be bought for $414,O0O,
with the cost split equally between the
United States and Maryland.
It was under a similar division of
costs that the parkway has been extended
on the Virginia side as far as Lorcom
lane, in Arlington Right of way for the
link from Lorcom lane to Chain Bridge
has been acquired, and land buying for
the section in Fairfax County to the site
of the new Central Intelligence Agency
Building is proceeding. When completed
the parkway will parallel the river on
both shores, from Mount Vernon to Great
Falls-providing not only scenic me-
mortal to the first President but an i'm
portant addition to the Metropolitan
Areas traff1c-relief system.