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45O6-O8 LEE HIGHWAY

This Is where Peoples DRUG has
Just opened their newest and largest
store. Established food location for
10 years. One million sales in 1886.
b0x1O clear span with full .sellinR
10 agxf0 II required. Parking front.
side. rear paved and lighted for 1875
cars; parking for $50 additional cars
unpaved. hll-elasS front. air-condi-
toned; completely renovated 500
per month. Open for inspection
Brokers invited. W, MONTGOMERY
dbS0 Lee hwy IA n-SOS0
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

PARK OFFICE, 7705 Georgia ave.
NV. Lower level office space, suit.
for contractor. realtor. etc. Now
avail. In this modern building: no
parking troubles: reasonable rent.
inspect any time or phone TU. q
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Mannas RltY., JE. 2-311O
HOT-WATER HEAT

Rambler on la-acre wooded lot.
! mile from Shirley hwy. 25-ft. liv.
rm.. nth raised hearth firepl.. sep.
din. I'm, large bedrms.. y baths,
decorated. Vacant.
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isI4 FARRAGUT ST.. Hyattsviiie
No. across from, County Service
gether or sep. Call MRS. wATHEN
bet am. and $50 pm: week.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

5 ACRES. beautiful grounds. large
shade trees, charming old home
ssted ssssd Bet ras ms cSarcS snd SnS Snshs Rap 9
fax: price incl. Farmall tractor and
gang mowers: this would make q
beautiful site for church or a
country gentleman's estate. Price
reduced for quick sale: S27. $50.
assume SIS. 900 lst trust.
PENTAGON RLTY. co.
REALTORS
FAIRFAX, VA. CIR. 3-0544
Open Ewes. TIL 8 PM. Weekdays
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
OPEN DAILY
SPLIT
LEVEL
ALL BRICK. l YEAR OLD

Three bedrms.. 2h baths. large
sep. din. rm.. large kit. with eating
space. .eye-level oven, disposal; CEN
ter hall entrance, cathedral ceiling.
Upper level has = bedrms., 2 full
baths. lower level has beautifully
finished rec. rm. at ground level
and utility rm.: E-acre level lot with
shrubs and back yard enclosed with
Anchor fence. Better-than-new con-
dition. Full price, S24.250. Assume
$4,000 al loan with reasonable
down payment.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
tcoNrIkUED)
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

B.? ACRES. facing Central ave. mr..
Capitol Hts: will sell subject to
proper zoning--would divide in 3
lease or build In Bladenshurg on
APPROX ] acre zoned IL. 2nd-
commercial lot. over 10000 so. it..
mr.. Defense hwy. and Wash. -Balto.
INTERCHANGE. for sale, lease or will
build. Numerous other sites. DOUG
M. SMILEY. Realtor, UN. 4-S360.
UN. 4-67I0.
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VIENNA, vA.-Choice. level and
clear ha-acre lot; I0O-ft. frontage:
5000 cash. viii consider terms
ia. 7-5s00. ia. 1876.
92-ACRE TRACT at the foot Of
Bull Run Mountains. will make an
IDEAL mountain retreat; Is acres
clear pal. in woods; 3-rm. house
lite. 2 springs on prop: SI2'ba0.
NORMAN REALTY. lis E. Center
ST. Manassas. Phone 6S4 or S52.
CLINTON, MD.-Severai La-acre lots
on hard surface road. Cypress
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LEBE sHOPPINC CENTER n

EXCEPTIONAL SPACE on corridor
Woodward Building. excellent for
individual operator: S55 month
Car MA 9-Qr2S
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R. Benn,
WeIder, u Years
With City Transit

William Robert Benn. A, a
welder for the D. c. Transit
System. Inc, where he was en-
plyed 81 years. died Friday in
Emergency Hospital of a heart
attack.
Mr.. Bonn, a licensed real
estate salesman, worked with
his wife, the former Gwendolyn
Harper. in her insurance and
real estate firm, Falls Church
Insurance Agency. He was a
Springfield Cva.) resident.
Mr.. Benn was born in Old
Fanish. N. D., and lived in
Petersburg. Va, before coming
to the Washington area 30
son, Robert Allen Benn. II, Of
the Centennial Lodge Of Ma
sons.
Survivors are his wife and
son, Robert Allen Bonn, II, Of
Springfield. and three brothers,
John D. Bonn of 5627 South
Third street, Arlington: James
r. Benn of Richmond, and
Charles D. Benn of 5507 Brad
ley boulevard. Alexandria.
Services will be held at the
Ives funeral home. Arlington.
at 2 pm. tomorrow with burial
in National Memorial Park.
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|. D. Humphrey
70, PSYCHOLOGIST

NEW YORK, Oct. IL d.
DR.. Lucius D. Humphrey, 70,
internationally known psychol-
ogist. died today in his Man
haitian apartment.
DR.. Humphrey, in his youth.
was a tutor to the children Of
the late scientist Thomas A.
Edison. AS a psychologist, his
clients were mainly in New
York. Hollywood and Paris.
He was the author of an in
Spirational book called 1T
Shall Be Done Unto YOU and
was instrumental in the found
ing of the psychology depart
ment at the Halloran Hospital,
Staten Island. during World
War II.
He was born in Duquoin. III.
He is survived by his sister.
Mrs. Howard Kimmel Of Du.
quoin. and two nieces.
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Miss IsobeI Byon, 80,
New York Publisher

NEW YORK, Oct. IL Dr.
Miss 1sobel Bryan, SO. co-found-
er and publisher of The Vii
lager. eenwic Village
Weekly. died Friday night of
a heart ailment.
Born in Fulton. Mo, Miss
Bryan attended William Woods
College there and later taught
English at the institution. She
was graduated from Mount
Holyoke College.
With her brother. the late
Walter O'Bryan, she founded
The Villager in 1888.
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Mrs. Horton,
Ex-FTC Aide

Mrs. James A. Horton, wife
Of a retired director Of the
Bureau Of Investigation of the
Federal Trade Commission,
died yesterday afternoon at
Georgetown University Hospi-
tai after a brief illness. She
was SO.
A native Of New York, she
was the former Genevieve 8.
Smith. daughter of the late
Charles w. and Mary T. Smith.
She came to Washington
with her parents from Chap
paqua, N. Y, in 1913. She at
tended District public schools
and st. Thomas Academy,
Pleasantville, N. Y.
Before her marriage in 1899,
Mrs. Horton worked as secre-
tary to the chief trial examiner
Of the ETC.
She was a member Of the
National Women's Democratic
Club and was active in fund
raising campaigns through the
District Chapter Of the Amer
lean Red Cross. She lived at
the Westminster Apartments.
In addition to her husband,
she is survived by two brothers,
Harold F. Smith, Fort Wayne,
Ind, and Daniel j. Smith, of
the Presidential Gardens, Alex.
andria; a sister, Miss Anne M.
Smith, Of the Westchester, and
three step children, Mrs. VIII
bur Joseph. of Norfolk, Va,
Robert F. Horton, of st. Louis,
and James A. Horton, Of
Chicago.
Requiem mass will be Of
fered at $50 am. Tuesday in
the Church Of the Annuncia-
ton, Thirty-ninth street and
Massachusetts avenue NV.
Burial will be in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
Hines Funeral Homes, 2901
Fourteenth street NV, is In
charge of arrangements.
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Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
in the Army Quartermasters
Corps. No successor was APP
pointed during his absence.
Retailers commended Mr..
Davidow's vision in helping to
plan the first suburban units
built by a Washington company.
Even before this FIRST" Silver
Spring store opened Its doors
in 1o45. floor space was doubled
past original plans.
Alert to suburban growth, Mr..
Davidow also maintained a
strong trust in the steady rise
in central city business.
I'VE will follow the popula-
ton into the outlying areas
wherever a sufficient demand
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Harry Dovidow Dies;
Hecht Stores Executive

is created. but we don't in any
way feel this jeopardizes oul
downtown sales" he said once
explaining his business philos-
ophy.
Pioneered Parking Areas
He promoted mammoth park
ing lots for suburban stores,
after observing the success Of
"a Venice dtaly) car storage
unit. A World Trade Fair set
up at the Hecht Company CEN
trail store also was a project
of Mr.. Davidow's for stressing
foreign artisans skills in pre-
pairing wares for sale locally.
He was presented the Star
Of the Order Of Solidarity of
the Italian Republic by Italian
Ambassador BroSio last spring.
This highest award by Italy to
citizens Of other nations is
aimed at establishing closer
personal and business links be-
tween Italy and their coun-
tries.
President Eisenhower wrote
Mr.. DavidoW on the store ex-
ecutive's 30th anniversary with
Hecht's:
Certainly. by your dynamic
leadership in the retail distri-
button Of goods and by your
many activities in civic and
community affairs you have
earned my respect and esteem
as a citizen"
Samuel M. Hecht, chairman
OF the board of the Hecht
Co., said yesterday the sud-
den passing Of his "close per-
sonal friend and business as
Sociate" was a great loss to the
Washington community, the
Hecht Co. and himself.
Company President Robert
H. Levi said. "Mr. Davidow's
death is a shock to every asso-
ciate Of the company. We shall
miss his wise counsel and keen
judgment"
Big Brothers Leader
Mr.. Davidow was treasurer
OF the Big Brothers Association,
a group dedicated to prevent
ing delinquency; chairman Of
the 1856 Christmas Seal cam
paign; and a member Of the
boards Of the American Red
Cross; Society for Crippled
Children; Federal City Council;
and the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association. He was
a director Of the Bank Of Com
a member Of the Mer-
chants Advisory Committee of
American University; the Pres
ident's Cup Regatta, the Board
OF Trade and the Greater Ma
tional Capitol Committee.
He is survived by his wife,
Pebble Melton Davidow. also
active in community affairs:
and two sons, Harry NJ. Da-
widow. jr.. aged 8. and Rodney
Dale Melton Davidow, /, all Of
$500 @ street NV.
Funeral services will be held
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at CAV
ley's Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Mr.. Hecht
and Mr.. Levi; George NJ. Quirk,
company vice president; Ray
mond F. Clarity and Herman
Beigel. Washington attorneys;
Stanley Levine. jewelry trade
executive; Nat Lavender, pres
ident Of a st. Louis. Mo, mer-
firm; and DR.. Her
bert Abramson, Washington
physician.
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1raths
ARTHUR. RICHARn i

ARTHUR, RICHARD I. Suddenly. On
!h1rsaay, October 10, 1897. RICH
ARD I. ARTHUR, beloved son OF Hem
IeittA v. Arthur ana brother OF John
and Franklin Arthur. Friends may
cali a. the Robert A. Mattingiy Fu-
neral Home, 1871 llth st Sc, where
October IA. at ie.4S pm ReIatiSs s
ano friends invited. Interment Ar
hnston National Cemetery. Is
BANNOW. EFFIE MULLICAN tnee
seperl. On Friday, October II. 1857.
e. Garneld Aospitai; EFEIE NULL
Ms hs 6 S,.eF sPSs dn5ll, No mother q
Lee shaw. Spencer Roseo, Edward N.
!nomas Z. ana Robert B Mallican.
Also survived BY fifteen grandchildren
and nve sTeat.grandehiloren. Serv-
Home 1901 l4th St. NV. on Monday.
October IA, At IL an. 1parking ia
eilitiesl. Interment Port Lincoln
BAUGHMAN. MRS. HARRY =. on
Saturday. October e 1887. MRS
HARRY p BAUoHMAN NEE Edith
Florence richardson OF ST. Marys
County. Nd. formerly OF I4ls Bolton
St. Baltimore. Nd she is survived BY
two daughters. Mrs. Walter Saunders
q 81. Aarys County. Nd. and Mrs.
Stanley Bush-WilSon ot Baltimore.
Rrandehileren and eight great-grand-
children. Funeral services will be
held a. the Stewart & Mowen Co.
Baltimore. Va. on on Monday o' 3 October s
4. 81 , pm. InteTment Woodlavn
Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd.
BAULTwRIGHT. SAMUEL W. on Fri
day. October II, 1857, at his resi-
denee, ga 18th St ne. Mr., SAM
uLL W; BAuLTwRIoHT, the beloved
wrisht, Doro,hy Pradhomms and
LEILA Freeman. brother OF Mrs. Amelia
khart. He also Is survived by four
grandchildren, one niece. enc nephew.
After 3 pm. on Monday, October IA IL.
friends are invites 10 call al the
William Spangler Funeral Home, 524
sth 81. ne. where services viii be
held on , Igssssy' I October 49, u a.
Cemetery. IA
Der II, 1857, a. Warrington. D. c..
WILLIAM Z; BENIN Of Route. 1,
epringneld. Va. beloved husband Of
Gwendolyn Benn. father Of Robert
Benz, and brother q ,, John James ana
at the Ives Funeral Home. zs47
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. where
funeral services will be held on Mon
uAys OCLO0eE IL ~ : p N. Anterment
National Memorial Park.
sR0wN. CHARLES FRED. On Friday.
october H., 1857. AZ his home near
BROWN. husband Of GLADYS May
Brown. father Of Patricia Ann Pitts.
Sarah Virginia. Ilene Virginia, Flor
ence Lee Brown, Charles Fred Brown.
tr. He also Is survived BY four sis
tiers and one brother Friends may
call a. the Funeral Home OF Money
and King. III Maple ave W. Vienna.
Va, where services will be held Mon
dav, October IL. IL noon. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery.
Pals Church, Va.
BROWN. JOHN HENRY. on Thursday
october 10. 1851 at Arlington Hos
pital, JOHN HENRY BROWN. father
Of Albert Brown and brother of Mrs
Mabel Hill. Mrs Hestella GlaSkie
and Robert Butler other relatives
and friends also survive. Mr. Brown
may be seen at the Chlnn Funeral
Home, 2605 South Seminary I'd 4,
Arlington, Va. after . pm. Sunday
october 10, where funeral services
will be held AZ pm. Monday, Octo-
Der - InteTment odd Fellows
Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO. c. sHAFFER. INC.

Expressive Floral tributes. Moderately
priced. Open daily, sun. holidays
p.m., week nishtS. 800 i4th Il. NV.
MA. e-OlO0.
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NnuriIittu

MILLER. JOSEPH. There will be an
unwilling OF . monument to the mem-
CRY OF the late JOSEPH MILLER.
beloved husband. Of Minnie Miller,
Mrs, Sol Okun, at the Beth Sholom
Congregation Cemetery on Sunday,
October 81. 1887. At pm. Rela-
ttves and friends are invited.
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AOM .. Mcmpffs OF OF.
Peters Holy Name Society
viii meet at the Warner
Z. Humphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave, Silver
6pring. Nd. on Sunday,
October 10, 1857, At 1870
pm. for the recitation Of
y for TOM J. MeGRATH
rRENCE A. MeGLoNE.
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HI Mrntnrtant

ASTON. EDYTHE MAULINE. In low
MAULINE ASTON. who passed away
one year ago today.
DEvoTEDLY. ALBERT W. ASTON.
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THEODORE 4.

AAEODOAk - AL
members OF Washington
Chapter. No. 81. Order of
Ahepa. are requested 20
be present At the 8 H.
Hines Co Funeral Home,
s9Ol 1Ath 81. NV. on
SUNDAY, october IL. 1857,
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MARTINA, ALBERr. OF 1bal N Pie

81, ATlington. Va. on October ii,
father OF Albert J. and Joseph p.
Martina. brother Of John Trabasso,
Mrs. Lena George. Mrs. Anna Menardi.
Mrs. Julia George, Mrs. Mildred SaRer,
Mrs Mary Clark and Mrs. Grace
Home. 3072 NJ 81 NV. on "wednesday.
October 10. 1887. ~ GAS am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. Ia
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Thursday October 10. 1857. al his
RESIDENCE. $500 oEegon ave-. NV,
ALFONSO MARoTTA. beloved hus:
Clara Marotta, Mary Rose Rice. Peter
and Casper Aarotta: brother Of Joseph
Marotta and grandfather OF Maria
Jane, Howard and Kathleen Rice
Funeral from the Takoma Funeral
oppositel. on Monday. October IL.
ct $50 an Requiem mass at the
Church OF the Nativity at Q am
Interment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
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M H,aslH. TON ,. on ThpFsdsy'
ooRASTH q tIl7 MoStPelif5 ra Name,
l Alice MeGrath, father OF Mrs
Roger J. Dorsey. Mrs. Frank A.
SAuter. Tom J.. r.: John A, and
Jerome J. MeGrath: brother OF Mrs
Helen O'Neill. MIS- Floranee. Client
Grath rests 81 the Warner Z Pun
phrey Funeral Home. S434 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd, where friends
may visit after 3 pm. Saturday,
viii be offered for the repose OF his
soul on Monday. October IA. at 10
am, At 81. Miehaels Catholic Church.
sos Wayne ave. Silver Spring, Nd
lnterment Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry. Is
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JACOB SANDER, Secy.
LEL' IANET s. , On SATURDAY. October .9. e
JANET s. LEE OF Richmond, Va
wife OF the late Colonel Robert X
Lee. Services IN Richmond, Va on
Tuesday, October 10. Interment Pow
hatan Church Cemetery, virginia
The family suggests that expressions
Of Of, sympathy may maybe, be made n nth. the
LIZ, STANLEY STEPHEN. suddenly
on Monday, October q lg6 Al
STEPHEN LEE of Middlebrook, Nd,
son Of Minnie Lee Thomas Of Silver
2. Lee Of Ohio, Mrs. Robert Lee q
brentwood. Md. Mr.. Lee rests al
the dartner Funeral Home, Gathers
burg, Md, where funeral servicel
will be held on Sunday. october 10
a. ESQ pm. Interment Forest ,oaI
LENzNER, LUCILLE NJ. on Thurs.
day, October 40. 1867. At GARFIELD
Mo'DI1Esa z MRfnin y ssIa R ESci "a
Adelphi, Md, beloved wife OF Rich.
ard W. LenEner and mother OF Ronald
a. and Elizabeth M. Lenzner. Sht
also Is survived by her father. Elmer
II. Moore. Relatives and ,friendI
may call OF the 0asch Funeral Home
thence to the Beventh-day Adventist
Church, D241 Riggs I'd. Adelphi, Nd
where services will be held at
an, the Rev. Sam J. Muiais Of thu
Adelphi Presbyterian Church of1oiat'
ing. 1nterment George Washington
Cemetery. t3
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TEarsd.yl 6etoSsi %. iiqss & us y
MAqEE Of Route No; !, Box $50. Of
William O and Carl r. MaKee.
Friends may call 81 oaw:er,s Chapel.
opposite). Services will be held al
the Church Of the Epiphany, 1917 q
g., NV, on Monday, october "a, at
II am. lnterment Holy Trinity
Churen Cemetery. Mitchellville. Md,
sympathy be sent 70 the GARFIELD
Memorial Hospital. Cancer Research
Fund. IL
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cssIsSSs5 70 A iSss a! hal. Issiqsass
10y. devoted husband Of Flossie
Malloy. He also leaves TO mourn
their loss three sisters, nine brothers
and . host Of other relatives and
friends, Remains resting at the
John T, Rhines A. Co. Funeral Home
Dol 3rd 81. s.w. Funeral and inter-
ment Sunday. October IS ct Cheraw.
South Carolina.
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ELMER JAMES. suddenly.
on Friday. october. II, 1857. at
Arlington Hospital. Arlington, Va,
North Quincy ST. Arlington. Va.
beloved husband OF Mrs Alice D.
Mckinley, father OF Mrs. Mabel c.
Sheridan. Mrs Eleanor B. Cain, Mr..
Lee p. and Mr. Wayne p. Mckinley.
OF Mrs Mamie Gcodehlld. Miss Flor
ence Mckinley and Mrs. Fred Nc
Kinley. all Of Washington. d. c. He
also Is survived By nine grAndehil-
cren and four great-grandchildren
Friends may call al the Fitzgeraldl
Funeral Home. 3245 Wilson blvd. Ar
lington. Va. parking In the rear,
where services will be held on Mon
day. October "a, a. 10 am. In
terment National Memorial Park, Pals
Church, Va. l3
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OLSEN. ERNEST D. suddenly. on Fri
Hospital, ERNEST b b. OLSEN o. s4S
9th 81. ne, beloved father OF Ernest
l.. Olsen and Martha Pollitt. brother
Of Ida o. Davis and William r Olsen.
Funeral Home, 3sai oeorria ave
NV, on Monday, October "a, At
pm Interment George Washington
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vlted. IS
PACE, OLLIE b. OF 020o Field st.,
seat Pleasant, Nd. on October o,
1867, wife OF Murray Pace. mother
q Mrs. Norman squires. Mrs. Gene
Robert =. Pace, Services At Cham
Sc, on Monday, October IL, al III
am lnterment Washington National
Cemetery. IL
PIRIE, LOUIS ALEXANDER. Suddenly
ALEXANDER PiRiE Of i7ib North
Fort Myer dr.. Arlington, Va; brother
OF Harry j, and Raymond M, plrie
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1855 Pa ave NV. courtesy parking
opposite), where services will be held
Interment olenwood Cemetery.
RAYLE, EDWARD c. OF washington.
D. c., on october 10, 1857, husband
q Essie q, Rayle, father Of Donald
Z, and William L. Rayle; brother OF
grandfather Of jamss Edward. SHARON
Lee and Donald Edward Rayle, jr.
Services At Chambers Funeral Home,
PIT l1h Sc, on Tuesday, Octo-
per 10, 81 $3.50 am. 1nterment Ar
hngton National cemetery.
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ckPaE Vii HL IN ol '5 siSS Eu eG so5 BSS
S poi +No9 s5ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S61,p Y ;os
$1,000. 2 erypts, reas. IA. 2-bOS0.
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II. 1857. 81 sibiey Hospital. oTTo
MATHIS q l503 Monroe st. ne,
stepfather Of Mrs. Mary Bleuer and
brother Of Mrs. Bertha 6chucrer and
Joseph Mathis, both OF Switzerland
Services ct the 8. II, Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 290l 14th 81. NV. on
lng lAeilities). InteFment Prospect
Hin Cent terry
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REV. PATRICK w KEMP '''
Spiritual Director.
BgNDY. MELVIN n on Thursday,
28 SS1SSHbsgS h ueS 1887 =; ,oL MELVIN
and son Of Mrs. Emily stewart Du Also
survtying are two daughters. Mslvins
ana brenda d. Bundy; son.
andre A5Si n Bundy two unelss, one
tr gns oth ae.. relatives and many
tober 10. friends are Invited 70 cali
az the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1880
eth, 81. NV. where services will be
neIo on tuesday, October Is. ct II go
ce en- ln'erment Arlinston NATIONAL
BuRRER. GEORGE N. suddenly, on
SaS HosD of'C oEoRR sS7 h a sSST5
Of. 27I6 conpseticgl ave. NV. Sc.
and brother Of w Edward BIrrier
can Cn as the cS,v G. cb Friends may
Home, bl03 Wisconsin, ave. NV.
until $50 am. Monday, October IA
Services az the National Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church. Nebraska
teTment Druid Ridge Cemetery. Bal
, Who're Md tbaltimore. Nd, papers
p1ease eopyl II
BURRIER. GEORGE n. A specialI
a communication Of BENJAMIN
~ French Lodge, No, rs
Mo 4 4 The = a a. H,n f T,n a;Id
my 18th St and New York ave
WI NV, on Monday. October
~. 1857. 81 900 am. for
the purpose OF conducting Masonic
burial services for our late Past Mas
ter. GEORGE H. BURRIER.
CARL v. FISCHER. W. NJ.
GnENN L. JOHNSON. seey. Is
BURRIER. GEORGE u. On Thurs
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sRowN. CHARLES FRED. On Friday.
BRoWN. Join HENRY. on Thursday.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance, $3.50
BIG II st. NE. IL 3-4SSO
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WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM


HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
Hedy Lamar has barred Jock
Mahoney from her Fem ale
Animal set, the handsome hero
of The Range Rider" Tv show
and U-I star Of "Slim Carter
told me at lunch the other day.
I've never spoken to the woman
and I don't know why she's mad
at me-" he added, puzzled. A
little prodding produced the fact
that Jock went on the set of
Slaughter on Tenth Avenue" the
day before to wish Julie Adams
good luck. Hedy was doing a
guest shot for the picture. Julie
was nervous about working with
such q big star and that's why
I went on the SET" Jock ex-
planned. Honest. that's all there
was to it. How can such a
friendly. shaggy dog like me be
barred from somebody's set?"
= 4
Helmut Dantine, in Hollywood,
is phoning Sarah Churchill in
London. Their friendship began
when both appeared at the
Pasadena Playhouse in might in
Samarkand." Sarah won't be
back in the States for a year
|. Ray Danton's test with
Natalie Wood for the male lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

In Marjorie Morningstar" was
very good. I hear. Hope Warmers
will use someone as young as
Ray - he's IS - with Natalie.
Otherwise she'll look too young.
and the man too old.
Linda Darnell has q Broad
way play for the fall. Her pilot
husband. Robbie Robertson. will
fly in and out to see her.
And Ben Gazzara is flying to
London in hopes of snagging
one Of the leads with Sophia
Loren in Stella" Van Johnson,
incidentally. is close to the sign
ing stage for this one: so is
Henry Fonda. They all want to
work with Sophia! Those
lunch dates between Sheree
North and Barry Sullivan are
about to end. He's OF to New
York to film q television series.
1t cost Bob Hope $4,000 to
install a swimming pool in the
chateau grounds near Paris.
where ne Is filming Paris Holi-
day" He couldn't take 1t with
him, so the owners get the pool
in payment for loaning their
estate.
If Director Danny Mann can
change the location Of Gods
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