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DON'T GAMBLE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

SECOND COMMERCIAL. light man.
ufacturing. available Immediately.
1900 50 IT, ONCE and shop; heavy
current; loading dock Ind and L
SITS. ne. conv. TO downtown. Rea-
Sonable rent. Call Ii. 3-3422. Mon.
through Fri
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ARLINGTON FOREsT-Lge. 3-bedrm
brick: rec. rm. original owner. 4SIs
Arlington blvd. NORVA REALTY
JA S-4un5

ARL., $3.50 down, SIS mo. incl
everything, 2-bedrm. semidetached
of Columbia pike immed poss.,
CIR. $3.50, ia. 5-333o. g-5:3d.
ARL.--3 bedrms., > baths equipped
KIT, f1repl.. w.-to-v. carpet: pine
paneled rec. rm.. bar: porch: u blk
Wakefield H. 5. Si5,95u. FOX
REAiTY. La 1-Eo2n
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WOODM00R-Brick Cape Cod with
side porch. :! bedrooms, bath liy-
ms room, dining room kitchen on
,st floor stairs to expanSible attic
basement: slate roof; storm windows
trees walk to shopping. bus and
school. Price Sla.5Ou f. r
BLANCHARD Realtor. III S-Sftln
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ItHHI ETNNNI TNNt-7~ HF5UME y T.1WW
az" LOAN Pleasant 3.year- odd
ms In inr communitv Entrance
hall large Nv rm with fireplace
eduip kit with eating space. Level
lot, l5Bx1GO ALL OF THIS FOR
SlB.aj0, ONLY ~ 500 DOWN.
Won't last See u today Dial now.
"a b-l1l7, LAURIE CORP. REAL
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DIXON HILL AREA
VISIT LOHR HOMES
UNIVERSITY PARK

IT'S so NICE to ownl Especially
when there's 8 bedrooms, large liv-
ng room with woodworking fire.
place, table space in modern
kitchen, large glassed area in front
for cheerfulness: located on 73x
and fenced; all this combined into
an ail-brick rambler only ) years
old for $4,000. Don't wait. call HE
l-lOOO. ask TO visit Il today.
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100 Years Old

IT'S WORTH 81 JUST TO WALK
OVER THE BEAUTIFUL ONE AND
ONE HALF ACREl
Early-American Colonial that's
the sum total OF beauty and charm
A private lane to perfect peace and
Quiet Brick patio porch with
columns and an Incompatible sweep
Ing view. Nicely restored for years
Of living comfort. A southern flavor
secluded den, Thoroughly modfrr
kitchen. fireplace In banquet room
gracious living room; three wonder
ful sleeping rooms and two baths
on the md floor. Conveniently
locate d--built for comfort plus pleas
ant living. Shown by appointment
CALI ia. 1-A3On. . TIL y
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HOUSES TO BUILD
ADD a ROOM OR BUILD A HOME

ADD A ROOM OR BUILD A HOME;
4-bedrE 2-bath. full bsmt.. on
your lot; $4,000. or viii custom
build Save thousands. Complete
packaged deal. includes financing
and free architectural consulting
services. or will bid on YOUR plans.
CROSSROADS DEVELOPMENT CO
JE. 2-4970.
LOT OWNERS-Build the Northern
way and save up to $3.50. Come in
to see the superb material ard
workmanship in our homes. Open
daily 2 to B. incl Saturday
NORTHERN DEVELOPERS. 3i:IH
Lee hwy. Arlington. Va. IA. @
WILL BUILD
3 or bedroom split-level or ram
bier on your lot. Payments low as
81 800 down, will finance the bal
ance. Also plans and sample houses
available for inspection.
HUBBARD REALTY OV. 3-1946
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NEWRIG

Completely functional 4-bedroom
home on q large wooded lot in ex-
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SUITLAND AREA

HILLcREsT HEIGHTS 3 bedrm
rambler. G-E equipped kitchen With
rance. refRr, dlshwaSher Full base.
ment; garage SIG 200. 81 500
down.
FORESTVfLIE--N brick ram
bier. 3 bedrms.. equipped kitchen
brentwood cabinets. range. refsf
auto washer full bsmt; porch and
cArport Lot. llOXlB1 Si1P50
$4,000 down.
CALVERT MANOR g acres
wooded; with 9-bedrm rambler. =,
mile to river Boating. fishing
Sl4 500. $1,000 down
FORESTVILLE - Beautiful brick
3-bedrm. home. featuring ia baths
. ilreplaces family rm. INV h., .
car garage situated on acre
S@3 g5O $4,000 down
CALL FOR Apt. RE G-a658
WEST d DIXON. REALTORS
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ALL NEW

READY for youl A 3-bedroom all
brick home on floor. II has a full
basement. u finished for family
room plus = bath and outside en-
trance to a COX l20-ft. lot. Now
ing anew in your own home. Cal
HE. $4,000 for appointment. Inspect
this home.
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CHEVERLY
4 BEDROOMS

din rm., kit. full bath bedrm
on LIST fir. 3 bedrms aud BATH on
md fir. 80 500 viii consider trade
on District property Ready .or i'm
mediate occupancy. a@0r Kilmer st.
Cheyerly Cal PHILLIPS c. Ro-
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"DOCTORS"

OOO i O1Go
Hot corner near d. c. line. private
exit to basement with three large
rooms and full bath Custom-buili
brick home with three huge bedrooms
and two baths on second floor. large
center hal. on first with family
Kitchen and breakfast nook, spaciou:
dining room and powder room
plenty parking plus detached ga
raRt Added ATTRACTIONS: hot-wateI
beat slate roof. double-hung win
dows. side porch and plaster walls
Believe-it-or-no, Only Sl9.95O
BRADLEY HILLS"
Beautiful large shaded lot. New
split level three bedrooms. three full
baths, large living room, separate
dining room. large enclosed rear
porch full basement, two-car ga
rage in basement. Located in very
fine neighborhood of custom built
homes Prize &al knn
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
98ll HAVERHILL DR..

ful liyable home, occupied VI:
extra-lRe 2-ear gar: rec. rm.. space
Cor add rm; lot sOxl "a. Priced in
the 4Os. Can be seen by appt. any
time owner leaving city. OIL 1-305O
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FAIRFAX CO. CLOSE I'M
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
$19,800

13x30-ft. combination living room
with fireplace and = picture windows.
1XI6 electric equipped kitchen; 3
bedrooms and tile bath. Full base
ment with finished 23x30-ft. rec.
room with fireplace. Located on "a
acre wooded lot See!
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ASSUME sI5.OO0 nc IOAN 3

ASSUME $1,000 4ises LOAN on
this Spotless white brick 3-bed
room home in gorgeous y acre
setting mr.. the Wash. G.. & G. Club
EXTRAS: De luxe kit with break
fast area. huge scr. porch. rec. rm
IN full bsmt S:,,2,g50. CROWELL &
co INC, 2i6o n. Giebe I'd. IA
E-nIn.
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ARLINGTON, 407 s. Edgewood-5.
lot. S4xi0u. Large kit. with new
13-ft refrigerator and Tappan
range: new gas furnace and hot
water tank: large Diet. garage 4
min. TO Pentagon. BY appt. WO
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ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 til 9 PM, RA. $4,000
4 Our 37th Yr. of Dependable Service
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ARL. n. - Sl9.50O. Charming 3.
bearm.. 1i2-bath brick Crestwood
Colonial. Ihree-expGsure iiy. rm
hrepi-. cheerful din. I'm. equip. kit
G-E dishwaSher and DISPOSAL. full
bsmt,. Hotpoint washer. walk tc
grammar school and new Catholic
n ,rtsf, school ~, Assume 81 900 49,
Available June LUCILLE COOK
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And this beautiful o-bedrm de.
tached frame home. with nnisheC
basement oil heat and large leve
yard al 500 month is yours.
MI A.nAIa
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FAIRFAX--Kamp WASHINGTON. Bun
saiow- Very attractive . bedtms
kit, dinette Part bSmt Garage
l4X24 With dry storage. Rolling
lot. Garden spot. Near churches
schools, shopping center. Si..15u
Call Q III .. J WESLEY Bu-
CHANAN. INC Radio Bldg, Ar
IinaIon. Va IA d-llhl
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SEAT PLEASANT
SGT DOWN. | :
u LhD. =
500 DOWNi -

Moves you into this @-hedrm semi
detached brick home with gas nea,
and large lot with paymentc Of
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PEAtE. PERFECT PEACE-ln q Sc
eluded area Of. custom built. split
levels. All brick, 3 bedrooms, lis
baths; i7-aore wooded lot. Defi-
initely not a subdivision: charming
minimum required. Investigate TO-
day. Only one left. YEONAS REAL
~ IA S-aIn0. Renltors
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CORAL HILLS
500 DOWNl I

And this 3-bedrm semidetached
brick home with gas heat and large
fenced yard at Sl15 per month is
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nn srTt' IN I,rsN,,,,,a \, UN 49, 7
ern llyina Large dining area. 3
bedrooms, "i2 baths, an out of this
world rec nm "-car garage To-
morroW's living today. ROR !.
~ Falls Church IF "-3fOG
! COURTthNp PIX ,NFAR BAitEYs
| CROSSROADS LEVEL HALF ACRE
WITH ~ LUXE ,io,Ff BRlcg
| krtAcHTD GhRhGF Full BsMr
| EQUIPPED KITCHEN WIrH FAT
/ ING SPACE S,d.5Ou. J-W REALTY
4 co IA N.IStS
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VETERANS REsALE--An opport

VETERANS KEsALF--An OppOrtn-
nifty to assume a large 4iase loan.
Practically new split level with 3
bedrooms, baths, . IT. recreR-
ton room modern. built-in kitchen
with eating space. i4-acre shaded
lot. Available for occupancy March
Is ONLY S2n 900, 5000 down
Will handle. Balance on easy terms
YEONAS REALTY. IA. s-.luo.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
YOURS

For iust SI2,5O0 is this pleasant s.
bedrm. rambler of Arlington blvd. in
Westlawn Walk to school and shops.
Redecorated and ready for quick
sale. Terms.
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FALLS CHURCH-Loveiy 4-bedrm
2-bath nome. in quiet pelEhborhood
glassed-in porch. rec. nm. gar,
and firepl, patio and barbecue
srili wall-to-val carpeting. lge.
beaut. Handicapped yard, many trees
mr. schools and shop centerS. By
OWNER S94 800. JE. 4-J5nf.
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PARIS

Continued From First Page
jected this approach as too
risky and they still do.
In France the KEENAN, plan
has appealed to a group call
ing themselves. half humor-
ouSly. Nasserists. They are
toying with the idea of neutral
ism typified by Egypt's dictator,
How serious these people are
is not known. But they are
known to be distrustful Of the
continued effectiveness OF the
hard containment policy. Such
Frehch leaders as Jules Moch,
moderate leftist French dele
gate to the United Nations dis
armament conferences. has
asked for sober consideration
Of Mr.. Remnants views. Many
young men in Premier Gail
lard's cabinet are known 70
share these views and TO con-
slider themselves Nasserists,
Mr.. Gaillard himself has talked
the NasSerist line on occasion,
though many persons here sus-
pect he is merely trying TO
create q bargaining position
for future negotiations over
French possession Of atomic
arms.
There's nothing yet to sug-
gest that the NasSerist views
will come to q head here soon,
The quite influential Times
of London has urged careful
study of the KEENAN, plan. but
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Dulles Reaches Poris,
Must Soothe French

Mr.. Eisenhower is scheduled
to arrive tomorrow.
Some diplomats suggest that
France really is motivated by
bitterness over United States
British policies in North Africa.
Some officials take the view
that Illustration is impelling
the French these days-frus-
tration over their economy,
their North African troubles.
their declining influence even
with the British who only last
year joined them in the sues
invasion.
Other United States and
British ofiicials argue that
Paris is pretending distress
over missile policy to stall ex-
pected pressure from Washing
ton and London for a swift
settlement Of the Algerian re-
bellion.
French hopes Of German sup
port against the United States
and Britain suffered an outward
setback last night. Heinrich
Won Brentsno. the West Ger
man Foreign Minister. said on
arrival in Paris he felt no fear
of reported United States
British attempts to dominate
the Atlantic alliance.
Mr.. Won Brentano added that
the question Of putting missile
sites in Germany would not be
settled at the Monday through
Wednesday summit meeting.
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home late Thursday afterno0a
or early in the evening. arriv-
ing back In Washington about
noon Friday.
He will stay at the residence
of United States Ambassador
Amory Houghton in Paris, Just
a few hundred yards from con-
ference headquarters.
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stan work and polishing O.
Mondays speech.
This will be the Presidents
first visit to Paris since he left
In May. 1852. TO return to the
United States TO run for Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Eisenhower is keeping
his mornings in Paris free for
informal conferences and visits
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has pointed out the dangers.
too. For instance. the Times
said withdrawal of American
strength and interest from all
Of Europe would be disastrous.
Laborite Leader Aneurin
Bevan, who is expected to be-
come Britain's Foreign Minister
II the Labor Party wins control.
said yesterday In Bonn he
agreed with Mr.. KEENAN,. In
fact. he said he had proposed
the same thing five years ago.
Former Canadian Foreign
Minister Lester Pearson said
In Oslo recently that the pres
ent hard. no appeasement. no
negotiation without proof Of
good faith" position OF the West
can bear no more fruit. The
West must look for another
path and perhaps the KEENAN,
path can be a profitable one.
Elsewhere in Europe Mr..
Remnants proposals have been
specifically rejected by the
British and Benelux govern
'ments and even by Dutch
Socialists who might be ex-
pected TO take q softer position.
On the other side Of the Iron
Curtain. Mr.. Keenan--once
kicked out Of Moscow for being
a Fascist beasts now talked
OF with some cordially. In
Poland. where satellite opinion
can be most freely expressed.
his ideas are welcomed. Polish
Communists see their only
hope for independence in some
sort Of Central European dis.
armed neutrality. The satellite
peoples share this feeling.
Russian spokesman have sew
eral times talked about a nell
trail zone. Western govern
ments assume the Russian plan
would allow for future Soviet
expansion. however. 50 sugges-
tons have always been re-
buffed.
Perhaps after the West has
regained its strength Wis a Wis
Russia. Mr.. Kennan's ideas will
look more practical throughout
Europe. Right now. however.
Europe Is concentrating on the
job Of catching UP.
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with old friends. and will stay
a day beyond the end of
the conference for the same
purpose. He expects to attend
Episcopal Church services at
the American Cathedral in
Paris Sunday. and TO visit his
old military headquarters near
Paris Tuesday.
The President will leave for
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Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
were Treasury Secretary Rob-
ert Anderson. Assistant Secre-
tary Of State Burke Elbrick and
State Department Counselor @,
Frederick Reinhardt.
France Resents Dictation
French resentment finds fer
tile ground In the fears OF
smaller West European nations
that acceptance Of American
missiles may cancel any chance
however slender-of q settle
ment with Russia.
The French. and to some ex-
tent other continental members
OF NATO. also resent implica-
tons that they are being die
tatsd to BY the United States
and Britain. the only members
Of the alliance now producing
nuclear weapons.
Some diplomats feared that
unless the French we're pacified
quickly, their anger would
thwart the revealing OF the
unified NATO front which Is
the aim Of the summit meeting
Of government chiefs.
Bitter Over North Africa
II private conversations Of
the foreign ministers fail to
clear up the trouble. Mr.. Eisen-
hover may be called upon to
use his unrivaled influence with
European statesmen for q So
luton. a
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/ caps. Olive asafsh. Or. snider's
assistant. and John Moaney.
valet. Col. william Draper will
pilot the Columbine. as usual.
AS q precaution. the plane
will maintain sea-level air pres
sure in the cabin--probably
flying below $4,000 feet TO do
so. Mrs. Wheaton said yester-
day this will not be the first
time the Columbine has been
kept at sea-level pressure. One
refueling stop is planned.
Secretary Of State Dulles.
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson and several aides
few to Paris yesterday. Other
members Of the 22-man dele
CATION and their assistants went
to Paris earlier this week.
A chartered press plane with
about so newsmen and Mrs.
Wheaton aboard was scheduled
to leave MATS at 3 pm. today.
Mrs. Wheaton estimated the
conference will be covered by
800 TO 400 newsmen. including
about 200 Americans.
The President worked in his
Office part of tady starting at
$40 am. Hereceiyed the cree
dentials Of Ghana's new Am
bassador. Daniel Aiming
Chapman.
Spends Day IT Once
Mr.. Eisenhower arrived at his
desk q little after 8 am. yester-
day and worked approximately
normal hours. He conferred
with Marion b. Folsom. Secre-
tary Of Health, Education and
Welfare, and James H. Smith.
| jr.. director Of the international
Cooperation Administration on
their legislative and budget
programs.
The President met for two
hours and 20 minutes with the
National Security Council. dis
cussing among other things
A brief talk with Secretary
Dulles followed. Later. the Pres
iident met with his brother. DR..
Milton Eisenhower. The after
noon was devoted to dictation.
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Eisenhower
Leaves for
Paris Today

Continued From First Page
leadership and steeling the al
nance.
Aboard the Presidents plane
today will be Mai. John Eisen-
hover. who will serve as his
fathers personal aide: DR..
Howard M. Snyder. the Presi-
dents personal physician: Brig.
Gen. Andrew j. Goodpaster,
stan secretary; Mrs. Ann Whit
man. personal secretary: Lewis
Z. Strauss. chairman Of the
ACC: DR.. James r. Killian, jr..
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BAHA'I ASSEMBLY

Thomas r. Baumgartner, who
operates the Green Acres Nursery
in North Miami, will be guest
speaker 7:45 pm. Sunday, April
2, at the Bahai Center, 1877 NV
18th ave. Mr.. Baumgartner
former high school teacher whose
hobby is religious history, will
discuss christianity and the
Bahai Faith" all races and faiths
are cordially invited to attend.
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late,

The family of the late,
IRENE SAWYER KELLY
wish to thank everybody for the
comforting cards, kilograms and
words of sympathy during our
great loss. We wish to thank
those who sent flowers, donated
cars and all who helped in any
way.
Our special thanks go out to
the minister and members of
Bethel AME Church, lodge, bands,
Pallbearers, the florist, Mrs. We'll
tiers, and above all to F. A. john
son Jr., and his assistants.
Charles Kelly and Family
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IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our dear mother
MRS. DIANA CASH

In memory OF our dear mother
MRS. DIANA CASH
who passed away April 2, 1916.
It is eleven years since you
left us, friends may think we have
forgotten you, when, at times
they see us smile. But they little
know the heartaches our smiles
hide all the while. You still live
in our memory, we miss your
loving smile and cares, but God
had soothed our aching hearts,
and driven away our tears. We
know that you are at rest in that
heavenly home above.
Asleep in Jesus, peaceful rest,
Whose waking is supremacy blest;
No fear, no woe, shall dim the
hour,
That manifests the Saviour's
power.
Elizabeth Clark, daughter
Renilda DANES, daughter
Mae Allen, daughter
Nathlee Johnson, daughter
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CARD OF THANKS

We, the family of the late
PEARL CARNETTA MORLEY
wish to thank all kind friends
who donated cards, kilograms and
florals during our recent be-
reavement. To all who donated
cars, Rev. I. c. Mickins and MEM
bers Of Mt. Olivette Baptist
choir and congregation of st.
James Baptist Church and Temple
Baptist, the various auxiliaries of
the churches, the Francis Funeral
Home staff and all friends who
sympathized in any way, a big
thank you.
Mrs. Virginia Newbold
Mrs. Zephenia Newbold 1
Roosevelt Newbold
Mrs. Alma Smith
And Family
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BLANCHE ROBERTS
who were stolen away April 2,
1856.
We miss you all so much but we
are hoping that on that final
resurrection morning when all the
graves their dead restore when
father, mother and sister will
meet once more.
The Children and Family
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of
cur dear father, mother and sister,
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LEROY GODDARD
who departed this life April I,
1858.
Our hearts still ache with sadness
Our eyes shed many a tear,
God, alone knows how we miss
you,
At the dawn of another year.
The Goddard Family
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late
ANNIE LIZA HUNT

wishes to thank the neighbors Of
10Th and Goth ST.! for their coll
dolence and sympathy in their
bereavement. We also. wish to
thank the Rev. Balm Of ST. Paul's
Church for their faithful services
rendered. Likewise the Francis
funeral home and its staff for
their splendid services.
Annie Kate Hunt
And Family
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of
our dear daughter and sister,
MRS. ELISE CLEARE KNOWLES
who departed this life April 6,
1910.
Gone, but not forgotten.
May the soul of the faithful de-
parted rest in peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cleare
And Family
Key West
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GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

$685. NV, l4th Ave.
Rev. James Gunner, pastor
Eddie Edwards, clerk
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

1858 NV. 9th st.
F. L. Thompson, pastor
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CARDS = MEMORIALS
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory Of
FRED HEPBURN
who died on April 8, 1854 at Key
West.
We love you, but Jesus loves
you best.
The Family
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BULAH SCOTT
who passed away March 81,
1856. We loved her but God loved
her best.
Mamie Warren, sister
Bertha Robinson, sister
Maude Jackson, sister
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our
husband and father,
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In loving memory Of,

ISAAC l.. SMITH SIR.
who departed this life April 4,
1856.
The pains of death are past
Labor and sorrow cease
And LIES long warfare closed at
last
His soul is found in peace.
Gone, but can never be for
gotten.
Birdie, Monica, daughters
John, Jefford, Willis,
Arnold, Isaac Jr., sons