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BROCK HALL

The outstanding development Of
acreage estates tn Prince Oeorees
County. LARGE desirable homeSites
In an historic 100-acre estate.
carefully subdlvtded In order TO
retain its natural loYelineKs II
YOU are seeking the ultimate In
gTacioOs Twins, We oder an area
Of pastoral beauty. unsurpassed tn
Prince GEORGES County. There are
q wide choice OF building sites from
] TO acres, many with streams.
wooded or cleared. Hard surfaced
streets Installed By the developer AZ
his cost. are maintained hy the
county. There are adequate cove.
nants and building restrictions 70
protect your investment Complete
shopping facilities. schools and
churches are within 5.min drive
from Brock Hall. ~ Upper Marlboro
1.-THE county seat OF Prince GEORGES
County, located on the Largo
Marlboro 70 nd @O9N 2 miles FROM
Marlboro only % Minis TO d. c.
Agent on premises Sunday throuxh
Friday. / pm. 20 dark. Ask for
brochure,
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I H5I,SITE9EIcN THIpNHrwyAsTER,,

MADISON. VA.--Fnr sale or rent,
sSf acres, i2-rm. house, good
cond. , outbldss. WE b-Asl3 sat.
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Clean neat, its-bsth home on
SPACIOUS manor house, saD.p5o,
with : acres.
BARBARA @. ROSS, Broker
Po. 2-1lal
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
ses A Evolutionary Ie-rp.
S Ia dssse, Ioorins. u,in isp ana open OPEN
well staircase. house Ia beautiful
cond. Same family generations
An estate truly In the estate class;
adj. erandlose estates on Route rs
mr. Beallsyiile. ~ mi. d. c. $780,
900 one.iilth cash.
$50 a River I'd farm, fern
house, Elee.. and phone. Well. barn
a and. mise " . sIdss; nj frontase ON
H's sIs' * s stock Rs sr a 7.rm. hous.
Huge ferrn kit. lily. Tm., din, rn. ;
lat q. 4 bedFms., bath Ind a.. full
attic In bsmt.. l0xs0 barn. with
YARD. silo. Implement rlIisi 'a sSea. n ps'R a
blueerass. 100 A. Timothy and
clover, IS A, pastures. so A. corn,
IL A. wooded with stream and
shade. " A. lake Mile hard road
iropstase. Is mi. north OF Frederick.
is0 A. s-rm. brk mansion.
Built 1871. IEe. entrance hail. liz,
fm., library, din. rm.. lac. kit. ,
hrepls hot and cold running water;
bedfms., full attic, full bsmt. lee.
barn, equip. for Baltimore market
Silo, corn house. etc. Blue grass
never-failina stream frontage on
state road and ? county roads ia
d. pIi. noEsh l q nah Frederick. Taxes sls5-
ISL A Baytonsyille farm: mod
house, mise bidgs.. ab mi. ID, @.
SiI 500. $1,000 cash.
81. A., Estate 8-rm, house. mod.
KIT. bath. interior dec, and renov .
oil heat. e-car garREe, new horse
barn, whiteboard paddock. new fieid
fencing; on hard road 30 mi. ID. c.
s30. 600 one-third cash
~ a.. b-Tm. house. with bath,
s 1. KIT. irepl.. ! lEe tFdrms
S osd ir Sais ss SHSSs 0ss
mi, d. c. SEQ 500.
3is A. s-rm. frame house; llv.
rp-, din, rm.,. kit, hedrms new
on furnace. lge garden, pastures;
GOOD stream, on cement rosd so
MI p. G. Mont. county. 80. 500.
So A. 8-rm. house electricity.
phone, water. on hard road. Mr..
lnterehenee OF dual hishway. adj.
csHARiEs N JAMESON. Rssl,or.
III S-3e6s or Erven Butt, Po'
e-se06.
an N1VSAor.FSS5 ga az -s.s.,,ss-
Mr.. VTBFRTvTowN FYedsrlrs
bath. no central heat. eS@eow dairy
barn. Washington type Bank barn
Sile. etc Sprinr stream, 500 500
Mr. 0ERAiANToWN--a0O A. 1
mi frontaee. 50-eow dairy barn
5000. 900.
10 MI. FROM OArrHRRSRuRO
--i30 A. d-rm BUNGALOW. bath
bsmt oil heat. masonry tool she'd
lgf. enough for 4 cars. barn rs A
woodland S5a $50.
Mr.. KFMPTowH-isO A. T.rm.
home; lis baths. oil h.-vh. sea-
HALFWAY BETWEEN PEPco
and AEC--27O A. with charming
old Nd. home OF II rms center
hall, > baths, oil h-w.h, bank barn.
frontaee on surfaced I'd. 20 A.
wonfiar@ $40 Nn0
Mr.. DAMA9CuS-50 A. with p
story S-rm frame home. Bath. oil
NV h., storm windows and doors
Barn. tenant house. chicken house
$50 500.
) Nj FROM GATHER BuRo -
~ A. woodland at the unbelievable
price OF $3.50 per A Mr. Mt. Airy
80 18th Arm u NJ home
bath. stable. shop. iGx5n a. with
concrete floor. shed, small stream,
some nice trees. SIT 00n
KAY BOWLING
aO7 n. Frederick Ave. daiihersburg
Tel QattherKburE $50 or 81
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LAKE JACKSON - Special winter
prices and easy terms on lots and
cabins: 81 miles from ID G. Drive
out or call Manassas 9z-W. once
open every day,
MOVE INTO A HOME OF YOUR
OWN FOR XMAS! Four bedrooms,
bath, living room. Ginette, kitchen.
HOT-WATER HEAT. large lot
only SS.S0H, Or, select . , bed
room. living room, dining room.
kitchen, bath. HOT-WATER HEAT.
only block from beautiful Chesa-
peake Bay; for bargain price Of
within 10 days from date Of sign
inE Of contract MEAD'S RIAL
ESTATE. North Beach. Maryland.
THE JOSEPH D LAzENBY co.
Finest IN waterfronis
AHNAPoLIs-A delightiul wa
terfront home in the city with
pier and deep anehorAGe at the
'front.' door The house Is only
years old and designed tor COM
portable living. There are } bed
rooms, tiled baths, large Twins
room with fireplace. panelled den
ana patio overlo0kinE the water.
Also q separate gEehi hpgse-all
N the .nnest residential section Of
anna butAA
NEAR ABERDEEN cREEK-only
3 niles from Washingtou Express
way. There are 2 acres OF land and
a deligntful home , bedrooms, lly-
ina room with hreplaee. separate
dining room. sun porch. full base
meng and 2-car garaEe. The
grounds are ideal with plenty OF
room for some gentleman fArmine
or Just q nice place 10 enjoy clean
living Ideal for the young family.
BEN OAKS ON THE SEVERN
Delightful waterfront lot on the
Severn River, Ideal for commuting
TO the NSA Building or Baltimore.
THE JOSEPH D. LAZENBY CO.
2la Main Street, Annapolis. Nd.
Telephone Colonial 3-a6S4
seyerna Park Ofiee-Sev. PIX. 1853
CHESAPEAKE BAY
Waterfront bargain in wooded
land on the Chesapeake Bay, over
four acres with as feet Of sandy
beach. just = miles from Annap-
oils. close to Route 80.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
REALTY COMPANY
80 B. and A. Blvd, Glen Burnie, Nd.
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soufHERtN MARYiANn
We have several large water
front plantations. summer homes.
farms and retirement homes IN
TldeWatef Southern Maryland. In
committing distance Of Washington,
/ D c., which viii MI your require
ments. Inspection BY appointment
ADVERT REALTY AGENCY.
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone los.
ti2 or ab4,
40 AcRRs fAcInu imp. road. near
town, stream; Or DWELLING, very
mic &lhn non terms
FOR QUICK SALE Restaurant
~ town, on highway, parkine lot,
liylne quarters. bath: all modern
equipment practically new; Excel
lent trace a lg Seol n splendid q 's sum.
woodland; s-rm. dwelIlns. bath,
ssnecoed, very nice; full set OF
stream, x3h .uOn. SiNnOO down,
balance 10 suit purchaser.
LOTS. Several houses near town
al reasonable price on terms,
u =, pERROW, Broker
Remington, Va He. b-3a2T
l3O A.. level crop, stock farm. cas-
My CONVEX. for milk: several harns.
other out-bldfs.; stream; tenant
house. front nyd. I'd. S-rm. house.
heat and bath, $4,000, can imam.
- ACRES Arm, house, elec.
and water. only $4,000.
:. a. b-rm- Mouse. pvd. st., heat
pHONE MT. AIRY cal
JOHN ], PRICE. Realtor
CONVENIENT to Andrews FIELD,
The District and suburban Prince
4 kcRFs--Mod. 3-bedrm. home.
froutlng Patuxent River.
4 AcREs-Mod. s-bedrm. home,
fronting patuxent River.
IL ACRRe--Mod a-bedrm. home,
garden, shade trees; $1,000.
NEW MASONRY, mod. a.bedrm
home on ches. Ray. ~ baths, full
basement; oil heat; sth,S00.
J. u, WATERS
Prince Frederick Nd,
Phones; sit and ass
liz ACRES, 6-rm. dwelling. bath,
furnace. , bedrms.; In Carroll
County: $4,000,
s-story frame dwelling at Popular
SPRINGS; 2 rms bath; NV. heat;
las acres. M. Kempton. sS a.
pasture with stream, Is tie barr,
s-rm. house. $4,000. Owner will
take Se5,00e mtr HIP. BuRDETTE
4 SON, PEALroRe. Mt Airy, Nd.
phone iaa, 42-M bst-J
=. low DOWN PAYMENT
suitable dairy or beef cattle. 4 mi.
10 Frederick CITY, Owner financing
at Sc. 9h,fl00.
t35 ACRES y, C--aO-eow dairy
farm. mod. S-rfa house. bath.
h a, heat, storm windows; excel
pasture and water go miles acc.
S26. $50
~ ACRES. Southern Howard Co
Open and generally rolling. IDEAL
Sa4s per acre. Can y. p, MAvNE,
sP S-AO00 with c ~ MARSTEL-
IFR ,IR.. REAL ESTATE.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

HILL BUILDING, 18th ard Eve
Desk space, telephone and mail
service avail. Ma. s-4Ss0.
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COUNTY. vA.--Approx.
t34 acres grown-up land, $50 per
acre Fronts state road Old
house with electricity. WAUGH
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, culpeper,
Va. s502, once, sls2, res.
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- -
LOOK

Darnestown, Md, area, Two un-
usual properties with small OF
larger aereage.
Clean neat, its-bath home on
B acres $iH 300.
spacious manor house, saD,D50,
with 4 acres.
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EoUIp.

1913 De TRACTOR with winch,
both motors oveThauled. Cali N.
4-4336 after 6 pm.
CEMENT MLXER-Jaeger. has
CAP on wheels, 5-h D. cleo motor.
Good cond. $3.50. 10. 5-4e1s.
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4.OOO So. rT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SALE

~ NV. WASH. OR M0NTG. co.
- son "a. H. on ground aoor
level Write Box 3Si-M. Star. -
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OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

FALLS CHURCH AREA - Approx
300 50. Il for cfhee ann lab. Do
not require choice location. ME-
s-4oez-
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.STROUT
CATALOG
Southern MARYLAND

BAY VIEW PARM-i1s acres. .
houses, large barn. stable. Q-aere
tobacco allotment, well fenced and
vatered. long road trontage
ST. 500
NEAR COVE PoINT-Attraetiy
S-room year around bungalow. Out
buildings. > acres on hard road
- roo
SNAIL ESTATF-On ratrxen,
house. guest eOttsGe. AGAR earage
studio. larEe tobacco barn, tenant
house
ALSO several choice river plan
tat!ons and other smaller properties
throughout Southern Maryland
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

VENTN0R. n. J. 2-famiiy cor
home. walk TO beach Reas. for
quick sale 10. 5-46Os sun. or eves,
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LIKE
HOME
FLOYD A.


Deale Nd Ofi,c, University 7-2OQi
Mayo, Rte. 2ll, once,
University s-Sskb
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on AND You ST. NV. modern I'm

9th AND YOU ST. NV. modern
aforementioned BLDG. suits Of / 70
q rms. available eecretarial and
phone service In bldg Sib and up.
Call ME- S-6btO any time.
534 18th ST. NV man. furn /.
pvt. ONCE, suitable for sales rep-
Fesentative Receptionist and tel
ephone service included. Secre-
taTiai assistance N desired
COURTESY ASSOCIATES, Elk.
5-5O5u
1133 EYE ST. NV story bids
containing e.tOO sa. II. Excellent
for assn or medical oinres Call
Mr. Holland n q SMITHY. co,
si1 18th - NV ST. $4,000
18th AND Eye ST. NV .323
"a n IN modern r-conditloned
h|iidin9 WIN all n'ilitinf for - 90
"a II Avail Immediately Call Mr..
Holland n q sMITHY co. Sill
18th 81 nv 1T $4,000
al I'm ST. NV Entire 5th
floor Of freprooi bldg it5Q0 "a n.
Passenger and freieht elevators
Rental $500 mo, incl hest and
eject Vacant Consult MI Young,
SHANNON A. LUCHB CO, Real
tors, 524 18th 81. NV, Ma
t.23t5.
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FORKE BROTHERS
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

LINCOLN. NERR
32i Sharp BIDS Phone 2-ii4S
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. AUCTIONS
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

DEC. g-LOUIsvIII.E KY.
DEC 12-JACKsON, MISS
DEC. l4-NEW ORIEANe. IA
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6. F. Horgreoves,
Ex-Proofreuder

George Francis Hargreaves. 81,
"a retired Government Printing
Office proofreader, died Saturday
at Sibley Hospital after suffering
a coronary occlusion and cerebral
hemorrhage.
Mr.. Hargreaves was stricken in
his room at the Lafayette Hotel
where he and his wife, the
former Ethel Fazen Baker, were
staying on a brief visit.
A Washington resident for
about II years. Mr.. Hargreaves
and his wife moved to Western
port, Md. after his retirement
two years ago. The couple was
married is years ago when both
were proofreaders at GPO.
A native of Jersey City, Mr.
Hargreaves was a Navy quarter
master in World War l. He was
a member of the American
Legion, and Columbia Typo.
graphical Union No. 1Ol. He be.
ionged to st. James Episcopal
Church in Westernport.
Besides his widow. Mr.. Har.
greaves is survived by a brother
Thomas Richard Hargreaves, Of
Jersey City.
Friends may call at the Chevy
Chase funeral home. SOB Wis.
consin avenue NV. Services will
be held at 2 pm. tomorrow al
Fort Myer Chapel. with buria
in Arlington Cemetery.
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at museum in Copenhagen and
went on an expedition to Ice
land in 1908.
Dr.. Boving was commander
IN the Order of Dannebrog, the
Danish equivalent of the Brit
ish knighthood.
DR.. Boving was a former vice
president of the Washington
Academy of Science, serving
from 1924 to 1880, and a former
president Of the Washington
chronological Society. He was
an honorary fellow of the Ma
tional chronological Society, a
corresponding member Of the
Finnish Geological and Botanical
Society. a member Of the Royal
Danish Academy of Sciences and
Letters. an honorary member of
the chronological Society Of
Denmark. an honorary member
Of the Danish Society of Natural
Science and an honorary member
Of the District Chapter of Sigma
XII.
Surviving are his widow Anna
OF the home address. his son, DR..
Bent G. Boving of Baltimore,
who is on the staff of the De-
partment of Embryology of the
Carnegie Institution of Wash
ington; his daughter-in-law,
Rose A. Boving, and three grand
children.
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Arthur |. Watkins,
Duiry Former

Arthur L. Watkins, II, an Up
per Montgomery County dairy
farmer died Saturday at his
home in Cedar Grove. He had
had a heart condition for some
time
A lifelong resident of Cedar
Grove. he lived on the farm
where he was born until his re-
tirement in 1947. He was A
member Of the Salem Methodist
Church.
He is survived by his widow
Esther; three sons. Arthur L., jr.
of Rockville; Oliver r. and Her.
bert w. OF Cedar Grove. three
daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth David
son of Cedar Grove and Mrs
Virginia Souder and Mrs. Lillian
Perry. both of Damascus. Nd.
Is grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Also surviving are five sisters
Mrs. Leah Iglehart and Mrs
Marian Brown of Cedar Grove
Mrs. Avondale King of Wood
field, Md: Mrs. Grace Butter
wick OF Sarasota, Fla. and Mrs
Maude Davis of Evansville. Md
and a brother, Lester Watkins OF
Rockville.
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Dr.. Adam 6. Boving, 81,
Noted for Studies on Insects

DR.. Adam G. Boving, 81, inter-
nationally known entomologist,
died Saturday of a heart and
circulatory condition at his home,
221 Rock Creek Church road NV.
Dr.. Boving retired in 1889 as
senior entomologist of the Blu
reau of Entomology and Plant
Quarantine of the Agriculture
Department after 26 years serv-
ice in the bureau. He was re-
called to duty during the war,
and served from l943 to 1945.
An associate of the Smithso-
Man Institution since 1899. DR..
Boving carried on full-time re-
search in his laboratory at home
after his retirement, and pub
lished several papers on his work
DR. Bovings findings have been
widely applied in the detection of
destructive insects in plants. His
monograph, Larvae of Coleop-
terra written with Frank C.
Craighead and published in 1881,
lis a standard work on the sub
ject.
Born in Denmark, DR.. Boving
came to America in 1913, and
was naturalized five years later
He received his B.A., MS. and
Pho. degrees from the Univer-
Sity of Copenhagen. He was
assistant curator of entomology
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Texas Gulf Area Loshed
ByT ornodoes, HeovyRoin

At nearby Arcadia, high winds
damaged al least ~ houses and
garages. The gales hurled a
new wing of the first Christian
Church INTO the air. spun it
around and demolished it. Sew
eral homes were unroofed.
Assistant Fire Chief Jack
Long said Boy Scouts were mo-
bllized to fit large tents over
homes in Arcadia unroofed by
the hurricane-like winds. He
said streets were flooded by as
much as foot of water.
At Texas City. Police Dis
patcher F.. c. Dawson said water
was three feet deep on State
Highway l46, north of the city.
closing it to traffic for some
three hours. Streets within the
city, he said. were covered by
more than a foot of water before
the rain began Stacking off. Two
homes were unroofed at Texas
City.
Streets also were inundated at
Dickinson and the Dickinson
Bayou overfloWed at some
bridges.
More than 4 inches of rain fell
In Houston and Beaumont.
Another tornado was reported
to have struck the farm of r. H.
Herring, near San Angelo. Resi-
dents of nearby Miles. Tex, said
they saw the funnel dip twice
but there was practically no
damage.
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Offutt Loses to Judge
In Conflict of Courts

Dorsey OHutt. a lawyer who
has lost battles with Judges be-
fore, lost another today.
I'm in no mental state to
try this paternity case now, +"
Mr. Ofutt told Juvenile Court
Judge Edith Cockrill. Il ex-
poet the United States marshal
to walk in at any moment and
take me away"
Mr.. Ofiutt said District Court
Judge Joseph McGarraRhy or
dercd him to appear in a case
this morning which conflicted
with the paternity case.
The chief Judge OF District
Court assured me this date
would be kept open for us, ="
Judge Cockrill replied. I'VE are
going ahead with this case to-
day. We do not have another
jury day open this month. Our
problem is entirely different
from the other court where they
have a jury every day
1T is unfortunate that these
two Jurisdictions clash MUIR
mered Mr.. Offutt. who has been
found guilt of contempt of court
three times. III you put me in
jail, Judge McGarraghy can take
me out. Are you ordering me to
remain here?"
You are not to leave the court
building Judge Cockrill ordered
She called a new jury panel to
consider the paternity caSe--al-
ready delayed since November
after Mr. Ohutt claimed this
exchange between us would be
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DIR. c. W. Culver Dies,
Physician Here 36 Years

DR.. Cyrus Whitney Culver, a
Washington physician for more
than SO years, died of a cardiac
condition yesterday at his home,
.5713 Chevy Chase parkway NV.
A native of Cotton. N. Y, DR..
Culver attended Colgate Prepar-
.atory School in Hamilton, N. Y,
and was graduated from McGill
University Medical School in
Montreal. He had practiced here
since 1920.
DR.. Culver served as an Army
medical officer in World War
4. He belonged to the American
Medical Association, the District
and George Washington Univer-
slty Medical Societies, and the
knights of the Round Table. He
was a member of Chevy Chase
Baptist Church.
Surviving are his widow, Flor
ence G. Culver. of the home
address; two sons, Ralph j. Cul-
yer of San Francisco and Nor
man w. Culver of Fairfax, Va,
and two granddaughter.
Also surviving are a brother
and sister in New York. Florence
E. and David Jay Culver.
Services will be held at 2 pm
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Mrs. Giummutteo,
Wife of Fire Chief

Mrs. Joseph A. Giammatteo
38. the wife of the Glen Echo
fire chief, died yesterday a.
Georgetown Hospital.
She was stricken with a heart
attack during the night at hei
home, 62l4 Dunrobin road, Fair.
way Hills. Md.
The former Audrey Shanholtz
Mrs. Giammatteo was born in
Glen Echo Heights. She was a
graduate OF Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School and Strayer
Business College.
A member of the ladies auxil-
larry Of the Glen Echo Volunteer
Fire Department. Mrs. Clam
matteo also belonged to the So
dallty Of the Catholic Church Of
the Little Flower on Massachu-
sets avenue extended.
Besides her husband. she is
survived by three children. Jo-
seph A.. 10; Ralph, 10, and Mary
8. and her mother. Mrs. Mary
Magruder, all of the home adj
dress. A sister in California also
survives.
Mass will be offered at $50
a m. Wednesday at the Church
of the Little Flower. with burial
in Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
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Herbert B. Mayer,
Former Newsmun

Herbert B. Mayer, SO, a former
newspaperman who served here
during World War II as a lieu
tenant colonel with the Military
Police, died Friday at his home
at Long Beach, Long Island.
He will be buried with military
honors at 3 pm. tomorrow in
Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Mayer was employed at
one time as a reporter or editor
by the Mirror. the Daily News
the New York Times and the
New York American in New
York. and covered several sem
sational cases. including the
Hall-Mills murder. He was
editor and publisher of Pam
Drama. an illustrated news
weekly. and also wrote maya
zine articles.
He is survived by his widow.
Florence. daughter. Millicent,
and a brother and sister.
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DrathH

WATKINS, ARTHUR l. on Saturday
March is, 1857. at his home Ceds
Grove. Nd ARTHUR L. WATKINS
beloved husband Of Esther p watkins
.stner o. Arthur L. Watkins, IL, Mrs
ELlEa6eth Davidson. Oliver R and Her.
bert " watkins. Mrs Virginia Soudei
aad Mrs Lillian Perry, brother OF Mrs
Lean Inslehatt Mrs. Avondale Kin2
MIS- Maude Davis. Mrs Gtac, Butter
N.ck. Mrs Marion Brown and Lester
Watkins Mr.. Watkins rests al his nom
%here ir!ends may call Until noon on
Tuesday, March 10 thereafter ~ the
Saiem Methodist Church, Cedar Grow.
NC where services Will De heil at .
m, lnterment adjoining cemetery.
WEBER, STEWART VI. Suddeniy. on
"a Sc husband OF Jennie weber
father Of DR.. H. Meyer. DR.. George S
and Martha c. Weber four brother,
ana TWO sisters survive Services ana
Snterment Lock Haven. Pa Services b.
CHARLES HENRY O,
30 81 ne, Oh Saturday. March Ia
1907, son OF The late John and Carolnr
@esenbotn Services at the Chambers
rnheIs! Home. az nth st Sc. on
te TSsas r4 Msdse H Hin 1 cem.,s pm In
WILLIAMS, BURR GORDON. Departed
ms LIE on Sunday. Marcn Il ln5;
AZ Fost Myers, Fla BURR GORDON
WILLIAMS, aged 81, OF 93l2 Maple
ave, CHEVY Chase. Mo He is survived
by his wife Gertrude Williams. sis-
ter, Mrs. May Doolittle OF Cedar Rapids
iowa. lnterment viii he at a later
GATE
WILSON. SARAH ?. On Wednesday
Msrcn -. 1857, SARAH F WISCN
Of 9U2 45th pl ne. be,oyed wife OF
GcoTge II wilson, she also Is sur
'iFeo by two nieces. Della Bunny Turner
ana Marianne Bundy waters After
pm Monday March Is. friends mas
ca.i at the Frazier Funeral Home. $50
knoce iSlano ave nv vi ere services
Viii be held on Tuesday, March IL.
al ! p m The Rev j. L. S Holloman
oiiieiatins Interment Woodlawn Gene
terS Family may be contacted at the
residence OF Mrs Della Bundy Turner.
4O3 O st. NV Is
WYCkOFI. JAMES LEE. Suddenly, on
Saturday March 10. 1857. at Paris.
France JAMES LEE WYCKOFF, be
iovea son Of Robert Lee and Mary 1
Wyekod services on WEDNESDAY. MarCh
X At : pm American Church, III
Odai DOrsaN. Paris VII France In
termeni UPON arrival al MOnteZuma
Iowa stefiys Funeral Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
S. M. Weber, 81,
Retired Postal Aide

Stewart NJ Weber, 80, a re-
tired postal official, died Friday
at his home. 1901 Walker Mill
road. District Heights. Md.
Born in Rebersburg, Pa, Mr.
Weber entered the Railway Mail
Service in 1901. He transferred
in 1908 to the Foreign Mails
Division of the Post Once De-
partment. where he served until
his retirement in 1916 as a divi-
sion chief.
He represented the United
States at International Postal
Conferences at Madrid in 1920.
at Panama in 1886 and at
Buenos Aires in 1899.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Jennie H. Weber. of the home
address. to whom he was married
for more than So years: and
two sons and a daughter. DR..
Henry NJ. Weber of Indio. Calf;
Dr.. George Weber of Waldorf
Md. and Miss Martha c. Weber.
OF the home address.
Burial will be tomorrow at
Lock Haven. Pa.