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they will take a voyage to
Hawaii.
Mr.. Louthan won't have to
worry about taking leave to ac-
company his detective wife.
He also is retiring on Monday
after 81 years Government
service.
Mrs. Louthan grew up in
What Cheer. Iowa. and worked
for three years as Veterans
Administration school teacher
before joining the police de-
partment's women's bureau in
1929.
Uncovered Hoax
She became the only woman
awarded the "Policeman-of-
the-month" citation in October.
1850, when she uncovered a
hoax by a 50-year-old practical
nurse. Mrs. Louthan's investi-
CATION uncovered the fact that
the nurse was soliciting dona-
lions to defray expenses for
treating her daughter, Is. who
was suffering leukemia.
The slender. silver-haired
detective found that the child
was not Q victim Of the dread
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

War I. In 1891 he became a
civilian employe with the Met
ropolitan Police Department.
Transfer to Defense
He transferred to the De-
partment Of Defense and in
l943 was named assistant chief
inspector of automotive equip
ment at Fort Myer. During
part of 1914 and l945 he was q
technical adviser in China for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

Grapes. furniture. etc.. II they
want it done during their stay
in Government quarters"
Commissary hours will be re-
duced an deliveries Of milk
and bread curtailed. The Army
added. however, that medical
care, health, sanitation and
safety measures viii not suffer.
The do-it-yourself program
will take up the slack in re-
duced engineer services for
those living in Government
quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

disease. Her mother had con-
fined her to bed for months to
build up sympathy for her
fraud.
All the daughter needed was
proper food and exercise.
Mr.. Louthan. a District ma
tive, Joined the Navy in World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
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the Federal Economies Admin
istration.
Returning to Fort Myer. he
was named assistant chief Of
the Transportation Operations
Division in 1858 and was made
its chief last February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louthan plan
to return to their home at 6O32
Berkshire drive. Bethesda, after
their trip to Hawaii.
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Shopping Area

s Shopping Area ;
A%%N~NNNNNNNpNN NNNNNNS%%%tH
Atlas Sports Store
!sports, Fisnins Tackle EirearmsI
oe5 D 81 NV NE. S-2A39
Baskin Furs
tFurs Cloth Coats Leather Apparel
Ger. sth and @ stS NV IA. S-5522
The New "Breslau"
81. ' We e sARParel ana * ru, S.,sss,
BOyce & Lewis Shoes
mo Foot Too Hard to PIT
Men onlyl Family Shoes
'SS NJ Ioi s.d 81 ~" $50 M IN s .. Is"
Browning King Co., Inc.
Is2s q 81. Nv "'A' Nh. s-s,sa
Capital Wall Paper Co.
'lA I.th Sd M IA. s-s37O
Carlton CaSuals
!skirts. BlouSes LinserieI
100 18th 50 NV. Ma o-5oDo
Crosby Shoe Stores
lFeaturtns MARI Jane shoeaJ
ala III S. Nv. Nj s.s ss
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
1905 . 81. NV. NE. s-30s2
Fields Clothes, Inc.
Men: clcth,nE and FIrnisninssl
FOgel's
!LIssaEe, Mems wear. Sports Goods,
Haber & Co.
1908 G street Nv DI. 1-O2sS
Huntsberry'S Fashion
Footwear
lSHecesso, 70 ia. Seam,
62l IIth s. NV. D1. 7-O633
lrvings
Csporta Goods, sportswear. LussaseI
10th and Z Sts. NV. EX. 3-2626
kOtZIn
1881 81. NV. TX. S-O232
Latts' Ties q Toys
0lO t1th 81. NV. ~. 3-I1OO
LeOna Fashions
1891 @ Street DI 7-5ga;
Liberty Shops
tMomen.s AeeessoriesD
1909 G Sc. NV. M. 1881
$50 18th s. NV. EX. 3-26I1
Lynn jewelers.
sos . So NM Dl. lara
Metropolitan HaberdaShers
National Brano Shirts. Underwear, etc
S2b Eleventh g. NV Nh. e-olI2
The Mode
MEMS Clothing. FurnishInga
Sportswear and Shoes
New York Trimming Store
Dressmaksrs suppliea Fabrics. Yarns
eIS q 81. NV. Dl. LEASE
Nugent's
ladies Apparel---Linssrie,
1919 @ st. nv ME. 8-bl7I
Paul Bennett, Ltd.
Mems ClotninS ana Haperdasheryl
Ol6 18th 81. nv. d. 7-6Vo2
Plaza Sport Shop
lspoTts ovous. SpoItsWear, LusgageD
10th and Z SIS. NV az. 5.2Sib
The Princess Shop
nos . s.. lev NV AOD'F'2 H. 1880
Rite-Way Auto Top Co.
teeat Covers ana Auto Tops)
6Os-S X 81. NV. RR 7.l70I
ROchel's
az ;,prs'ss., cCst' suit. .ne eur..
Saltz r st.
DIR. o. Alexandra. Ltd., Of London
sMsne Clothins and Furnisninssl
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
-. sEyerythIns for Your Pets,
ESQ n -. NV. MI. 0-7II3
sport Center
Sporting oooaS--Boy Scout EQUIP
Surplus Sales Co.
Clothing. shoes, Camp suppliesl
Dxb Penna Ave. NV RE 7-2b4b
fall Apparel
tReady-to- Wear and Lingerie)
1909 q Street, NV. DI. f-303O
Tall Fashions
~. %S I'VE : %sarins APRsr.p ..o.
Town Il Casual Shoes
KY SEP pr LSeks'' shsnanlIasns!l
Union Wallpaper &
Paint Co., Inc.
,ss LIP, %S vos SsOy.srin;s eng Paints sI,
Urdong Bros, Inc.
,... Ladies Rsady.tO-wsprl -.
EOS st NV Ma. B.O5s6
Vans Mems Shop
1881 q 50 NV 81. S.S1SJ
Vincent ct Vincent
HairstyliSt
81 iIth - NV, Ma. s.IB1z
Wales Decorators
Home PurnlshinEs
1850 4 HIa6iand ArL "a. S.SsSo
WardelPs
1890 sirssI Nv INA s.aaSp
%SSNNNNNNSNNNNNNNNNNNSN1Ns.
8 Connecticut Ace. !
3 Shopping Area :
$sNNNNNNNNNNeNNNNNNNNNeNNN<
BeydaIs Conn. Ave.
iHportnweaI ana Children'sl
1884 Conn. Ave NV ST 3.O2Oa
The BOOtery, Inc.
ladies Orisinal Shoe ENshions)
1888 Gem Ave NV tx 3.o34S
BOrtOn's
,china, Glass oiitD
13l3 Conn. Ave NV WO 6-AaSs
Casual Corner
'9portsweai ana separatesI
loeg Conn Ave NV Dl i.5hOO
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AteGO1sOTOO, w.
$S%N%N%%NNNN%%NNNNNNNNNNNN%
Alexandria Auto Upholstery
1870 South Peyton ST. Ov $500
BradIee Hardware & Supply
Complete Hdw. Dept. storel
1852 King Street OV $4,000
Bradshaw Shoe Stores
a.. tshess tor the Family 49,.
Gag w si s r. St.. Fan. CSsr sSS u.
Garden Pharmacy
no 3. Washington 81. Ov. S-IOIO
Herby's inc.
1900 Duke sS'P 81 s'''' . S''I Rf s-Os14
JO-Mac Tire Mart
Al.... " slso Richmond $50 q. s-sOos
Lees Kiddie Shop
IO6 King st II. 6-23I1
Linda Lee ShOppe
lWomen's Wear-Diseount Prices)
DOl kinE 81 TE 0-2I21
Manhattan Auto & Radio
tForeien Cars. Accessories and
Repairs)
IsOO-1SiO King st. KL. s-SS2S
Market Tire Co., lno.
Tires. Batteriesl
$500 jefferson Davis Hwy II. 6-6s07
Old Dominion Body Shop
Motor Repairs and servicel
5O1 Madison St. 0v. 3-362o
Rogers Toy Shop
ago .Gompllete Line Of Toys ...
ROSenberg's Dept. Store
apparel Tor Men Women, childrsnD
tOD-lI kinR 81 OV. 3.0o51
Ticket Motors Inc.
lAutomonile Service and RepairO
1900 DiaEOnaI Rd. H 0-6O20
Tops Auto Service
lRepairsD
Alexandria, Va. HI. 0-036o
Turks Mems Shop
e4O2 ut Vernon Ave. "A. 0.SO67
Williams Luggage &
Mems Shop
al King St. H. $3.50
Windsor Mems Shop
Wash. National Airport 81 81. e-ssse
$N%~~s~A~N%~NNNNN~N~N~N%NA&
/ Arlington, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma Shops
Fen !FsmiH nine, ACCESSORIES a sPcrtswsarl
Burr HelShman'S
,sS STT s.. E EssSDD,ns' Seat cOy gS,,
Father and Son Shop
Mems q Bows wearl
3lS2 wilson Blvt IA. 1878
Greta Stevens
IWomen's Wear
'.'' ",'o' "'''' k K s-S csSs
Mark EdSel
tCustomized seryice---all make autos)
3s31 Wilson Blvd. IA 5.42oS
Market Tire Co., inc.
$500 &c. G aay sA''sri''IlX $4,000
SaltZ 4 Street
Din. Of Alexandra. Ltd. OF LoHdoa
Mems Clothing a FurnishingSl
lIsS HiEhIand IA. $4,000
AAShCl UAOSUESe AuCs
lAutomotive Service a Repairsl
SSO2 S Mile Run OT. IA. A.lS6o
Union Wallpaper Il
Paint Co., Inc.
.s sSins w, Wan SSSS ans Psists .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! Fairfax, Virginia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Browse About Shop
Home Accessories-GiftsD
,s'rfs- shoppins. Center CT. S-3S4l
Fairfax Hardware
Paint sportins Goods etc.
III West Main Sc CT S-e64O
Manhattan Auto & Radio
Foreign Cars
Accessories and Repairsl
Lee Hwy, Al MeTrifield JE. Assoc
SAS%NN%NN%SNNNASNNNNNN%NNANt
5 Fails Church, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma Shops
lwomen's Wear q Family Shoes,
1873 WashlnetOn 50. yE. 2.6l61
Burr helShman'S
,rirss RecapDlns Seat Covers,
X. Is. Clark Motor Go.
schrSsls x. PIEsmSgsn sales 4 ssry,,s
DOrbet'S Fashions
Dresses. Sportswear and Maternity
sic Leesburs Pike JE. s.IISs
Greta Stevens
lwomen's Wear
sO7 W Broad St. ~. 2sIel1
Music Time
Seven Corners III. 2-B1SO
Rogers Toy Shop
80 Complete Line Of Toysl
Staley's Mems h Boys shop
sOd N h.ssSs4, t As.'r'i''' REaH sSss,s
Wilson's Mems Store
Famous Brands Mems wearl
Seven Corners Shopplna Center
JE e-HaO0
yStNt%NS%NNNNSSNSNNNNNNNN%A
: Additional
; Virginia Areas :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Afthur's Department store
Mems and women's Wear jevelry
Eden 81 Hernd0n. W. HeTndob 500
Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
Family shoes -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
Policewomon, Husband
To Retire Same Day

Detective Fern Louthan only woman member
Of the Washington police force to be Policeman
Month" is retiring Monday
She planning leave for Michigan fishing trip with
her husband James Louhan Sc chief of the Transportation
Operations Division Military District of Washington then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

CSoAA NAaSO0g INV
- Ladies Ready-to-w WEAR
iSue Conn ave. NV "a 0-213s
Joan Roberts
Ladies Ready to- WEAR
100 Gem Ave NV ST. 3.157I
Shoe Fair, inc.
log Conn Ave K Nv II sn Sss;
Ted Lewis Restaurant
1855 Gem Ave NV AD z-SSOl
Uptown Pharmacy
$3.50 Conn Ave NV an $50.
= NSNNNNNSANN%N%NNNNNA%%%~A.
Columbia Heights ;
$(Upper I4lh So. N.W.lS
ANNNNNSeSNNNNNNNNNN%NNNANt
Arcade Pontiac Co.
Sales & Service
if3a Twins 81. NV I'D. d-e5Ol
Barnett Fashion Shop
Laaies Apparel,
soSl Isth 81 NV on. 7-SsOI
Belle Of Washington
Uniforms, Lingerie and sportswearl
3os2 I4th. Street. NV. NO. 1-IoO(
Belmont Auto Land
Auto Radio Repairs ana TRES
sai1 i4th ~ NV. no. 9-6SOl
Beyda's
!spertsusar 4 children's WEAR
3ltt lath 50. NV AD I-esai
Crosby Shoe Stores
sIel-s6 Itth Il. NV no. s.S6Os
Henrietta's CarOusel Shop
sOIs Isth So NV 10 s-oss,
Irving Music & Radio
Records and Players Music. Radios,
3Oi. 18th 81 NV CO. S-lSOG
Irving Shop, Inc.
MEMS Wear
Sils 18th 81 NV AID. a-le0l
Krasner'S
Feminine Apparel
ESaO 18th So NV DE. 9-170G
Leeds
fWomsn's Wear
3Oi6 IIth 50 NV. AD. l-osOO
Levitan'S Mems Wear
scs n'p is.S us g. NV 'n' 6 ebo'sl1
Marks Jewelry q Gifts
5000 I4th 81 NV. CO. S-sss7
Maxsi Mems & Boys Wear
,:Yei 18th St Nv NJ. S-i1sI
Perry Nelson Of
Washington, Inc.
lWomen's Wear and Lingerie)
SlO5 18th ST NV. no R-315e
The Sally Shops
33ea ilth 81. NV. AID. l.aseO
>N%N%%RN%RNNNNSSNA%SNNNNANe
8 Other Northwest ;
3 Areas :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bellies Dress ShOppe
Ladies Ready-to- WEAR
Ben HundIey Tires
S44s Isth 81 NV ~. s.sIOo
City Tire Service
Tires. Auto Radios. gervicsl
I4lB I4th 81. NV Dr.. 2-21S1
Dolls e. Danes
Feminine AppArell
1908 Tuckerman 81. NV. IA. $500
Handley Motor Co.
FORD Sales ana Servicel
63@3 0eOFgiA Ave. NV. IA. $1,000
Jack Pry, Ltd.
tForeisn Sports Cars sales; serviesl
Lad & LaSsie Shops
Infants ana ChIldren's Apparel
s sI1o , HlSssrS 10 81 n" "a s .sSss
Manhattan Auto & Radio
Poreign cars-Aceessories
l,Os 18th 81. ap NV REPAIRS NO. s.,OOO
Potomac Table Pad &
Mirror Co., Inc.
1897 18th 81. NV. LU, A.ASOO
w. 5. Pratt, inc.
!Brake-serviee- Automotiye Repair
1910 lfth 81 NV AD 2.IOOn
Royal Motors, Inc.
ichrysler- Plymouth sales a esrviceI
100 Georgla Ave NV ia. $4,000
Smiths Transfer & Storage
1918 Y NO. 1-33l3
Smiths Select Furniture
taI2 U -. NV. NO. 1889
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: NE. Shopping s
I Area
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Berger'S
tWomen's Wearl
2OiB.IS 4. I Ave. NE. no 2.o30l
Fran's Smartwear
,n,s g.saies Rssqy'to.Yssr, go.
MardfeIdt's, inc.
Mems. Women's a Chndren'a WEAR
200 Rhode Island Ave. NE,
S0S2 18th 50 NE Ia 6.1313
Market Tire Co., inc.
tTiros BatterieN
1880 Bladensbura I'd NE Ia. o-3Soo
Michigan Drugs
,,,.. -. !prues and ,roy!l -.
1901 michigan Ave NE IA esIOOo
Northeast Motors
DsO 6iadsnsbufs Nd. Ne u. assoc
Ourisman Chevrolet, Inc.
go a i 49, and s'r'iiTT2 ..l.Oo
Star Pontiac Co., Inc.
tSales ana 6ervicel
'sC's, y: s;asSS
; AnacOstia, Sc. !
ANNNNNNRNNNSNeNNNSNNNNNSSSp
AnacOstia Chrysler- Plymouth
lchrysler Plymouth sales a Servicel
1OH Coed Hope IA S.E LU a.90OO
Francis h Parsons. Inc.
,nodun f1tgf,.ufh aalas n c.e.t.s.
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MandelI ChevrOIet Co.

MandelI Chevrolet Co.
1900 NisSsis ave 1' 81. q. a-44Oe
Moe Berg's Paramount Shoes
I.s; GSss HsUs RS 81 10 i.iSiS
%NNSNNNNNNNNANNNNNNN~A~NAap
8 Southeast Ares 5
%NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNANNNNNNNNNx
BrlnsfIeld's Drug Store
3eSS South CaOItOI g 20. $500
The Clothes Mart
SS0s Coed Rope Rd Sc. LU. 1891
1921 s. Capitoi - Sc. 10 3-6O84
Congress Park Dept. Store
IS27-2S saVsnnAb st. So, 30 3-Ossz
Grand faint u Hardware
ipaints, Hardware housewares. etc.
ss1 Penna Ave S.E IL 6-6SO3
Rays Lads h Dads
$3.50 AlAba@S Ave s.G LU. a-eeI1
KOpy Kat
i20 18th st. sE. II. 3-9se2
Market fire Co., inc.
tTtres. BatteriesD
itSO n, JerseV Ave Sc. Ii. A-1o34
Harry SOllars
,., tire. ana satterissI -
Spevak Bros.
,..tRIns DRY clsantngl
The Suit Shop
tMens cIothingI
SOS Penns. Ave. 81. IL S-A3a3
ANNNs~ANNaNNNNNNNA~NNN~AN~s
8 Southeast Area I
tNNNNNNNNNNNVNNNNNANNNNNNN1
George 2. Warner & Co.
,a,. az snIuR s,nI.s. sps HsesipS, ,,.o
@NNN%NsNNNNN%NNNNNNNNNNNAA<
3 Bethesda. :
3 Checy Chase s
Ns%%~NNNNNNNNNNNNSNNNNNNNNt$
Adler and Mandel
Auto Seat Covers and Topaz
swOo Woodmont Ave. Oh A.soo1
Jean MatOu
80. lWomsn's wsarl
il1o Wiseonsip Ave. OF. a-16Oo
J. A. Lazarus
lP s.::i nt,sd ehilarcns shcss
Icons Mems ShOp
lcivllian Clothes and Unlforms)
1884 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 3-6l32
Manhattan Auto & Radio
tForeign Cars. Accessories and
ssOl wisconsin Ave. OIL. 3-6iS2
Market Tire Co., inc.
ais n.n ;TIE:'I L ss:t'ri',b B.. s...oo
Ray KOontz Mems Wear
lMens clothins and Haberdasheryl
1875 Wisconsin Ave OIL. 2-O66o
Rose Williams, lnc.
Ladies' Apparell
l1tO WlBeonsin Ave OF. l-6Il0
Squire's Mems Shop
1928 wiseOnslp Ave OIL. G.I7lI
$NNS<NNNNNN%%%%N%NANNNNNNN
: BIadeEssbsIrg, Nd. 3
SSSNNNNNNsaNNNNSNSRNNNNNSSt
Music Time
Rsecrds and PlaysrA Aeesssorissl
Shirley's
!Lsdies wear and AcesssOrissl
$3.50 AnnaDOlil Rd wa. 1880
Suburban Supply, Inc.
80. Hardwsrs Paint LumberI
uOo s6th 81 UN a-6S1b
3HeAN%SSNNNNNeeNAANANNNNNa4
5 College Park, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint b
Hardware
,. sDOT t.l',S sSSd, T., garden supplies.
Wrinkles Toy Fair
i3I0 Haltim0rs HIVd aF -sss7
%NNsNNaNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNRSRNS
! East RiUerGlaIe, Md.$
$sNNNNNNNNNSNNNNNNNNNNNNNSS
Ben Mar Children's shop
lTots, Teens Clothine sun Dial Shoes,
Patr1ck's Pharmacy
drugs Cosmetics Iowa
$500 keuilWOrth Ave. UN. l-RI9l
5NNNNNNNNNNANNNANNNNSNANNNNe
: HyattSUiIle, Md. I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DeitS Dept. Store
GaIstin 81 . Matte. Ave VA. s-sSes
Lucille Shop
HIOI Baitimers Ave AZ 7-sOsO
Justine Nicholson Chevrolet
a., scnsysolsi sales and ssrvisel
3sSNSSNNNNsAAANANNNNNNaNNNS
w. HvGtGsUiIIe, Md. 5
! AreO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Glen Lyle Fashions
ladies Reaay-to. Wearl
3lOg Hamilton street wa 1.Ils3
Mel-ROn Fabric Shop
hl2O Queens tihapel Nd ON a.7OIs
Wilson's Mems h Boys
NATIONALLY ADVERTISE BrandsD
STA oueens ChaDeI Rd VA 1.3l6a
sSNNNNNSNNSSNNNNNNNNNANNNSS
langley Park, Md. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Darling dress Shop
Teens 10 Women'g Dept. etorel
lO58 N HampuhlFe Ave. ue a.a0a.
Music Time
RECORDS RECORD Players Aeeessoriesl
sNiin View HamD Ave NE Hi2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Hussein Marriage
To Cousin Seen

AMMAN, Jordan. July rs
(NANA).-Jordan's King Hus-
sein, %. will marry his IL
year-old cousin Fatima soon
after divorce proceedings
against his wife, Queen Dina.
become final. it is rumored in
palace circles here.
The playboy King recently
instituted divorce proceedings
against his Queen. q former
lecturer in English at Cairo
University. Relations have been
strained between the royal
couple for the past two years,
since the birth OF their only
child. Ayaliya. Eight months
ago Queen Dina returned TO
her parents home in Cairo
with her daughter. She is 8
years older than the King.
The Kings prospective bride
Is the daughter Of Khamed
Sa'ad E'din. Jordanian Am
basSador in Teheran. She Is
being trained for her duties as
queen Of the Hashemite Jordan
king d ON by strong-willed
Queen Mother Zain. who is be-
lieved by many TO be the power
behind the throne Of this desert
kingdom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26

out. was in trouble and prob
ably had crashed.
An area around Jay, Fla,
was searched by Florida High
way patrolmen and sheriff's
deputies.
The ship flew low over Ell
PaSo, Tex, about $50 pm,
again starting reports that
big plane was in trouble. Wit
nesses said it appeared to have
crashed in a rugged area IN
side the New Mexico line about
20 miles north of Ell Paso.
Search parties from Biggs ALB
there were sent into the area.
The Air Force said the cross
country. low-level fight with
two of its four engines feath-
cred was to test the sustained
flying qualities of the aircraft
on limited power"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
u. S. MAY PERMIT
COUNTY TO KEEP
BORROWED BRIDGE
~ the Associated Press

Allegany County. Md.
may get to keep that port
able bridge it borrowed
from the Bureau OF Public
Roads and then installed
in concrete.
The Senate Public Works
Committee yesterday APP
proved a bill to transfer
ownership to the county.
The bridge was bor-
rowed in March 1913 when
floods washed out an ex-
listing span. 1t was TO have
been returned in 10 months.
The report prepared by
the committees stan says:
The county. apparently
under a Misrepresentation
about returning the bridge.
In making improvements to
their highway system, in
stalled the bridge in con-
crete in such q way that the
cost Of removing 1t would
be more than the present
value Of the bridge"
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Miss Grace Tryon.
Former U. S. Aide

Miss Grace L. Tryon, So, q
Government employe for 81
years. died at Garfield Hospital
Monday after q heart attack
Sunday at her home in the
Meridian Hill Hotel.
Miss Tfyon had been en-
ployed by the Farm Credit Ad-
ministration since 1888. From
1927 to 1888. she was with q
predecessor organization, the
Federal Farm Loan Bureau.
She served with the War FL
nance Corp. from 1921 to 1927.
From 1920 to 1921, she was
employed by the National Milk
Producers Federation at l70l
I street NV. Her FIRST Govern
ment job, from 1918 to 1870,
was with the then Bureau Of
Markets Of the Agriculture De-
partment.
Born in Mora, N. Y, Miss
Tryon held a degree from VAL
paraiso Ind) University and
had also attended Southern
College at Petersburg. Va.
She is survived by her
mother. Mrs. F. L. Tryon, and
a sister. Mrs. T. F. Kenna, both
Of Raphine, Va.
Services and burial were at
Raphine on Wednesday.
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Virginia Gomez,
70 Years With
Phone Company

Mrs. Virginia K. Gomez, an
employee of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. for 90
years. died yesterday at Wash
ington Sanitarium.
A native of Takoma Park,
Md, Mrs. Gomez lived there
most Of her life. She resided
at COS Ethan Allen avenue at
the time of her death. The
latter half Of her service with
the telephone company was
with the Hyattsville branch.
She was a member Of First
Church Of Christ Scientist, of
Hyattsvills, where she served
as first reader for three years.
Her husband, Vincent. died
in 1916.
She is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Ella K. Riggles,
3718 r street NV; a brother,
Lewis H.. of Philadelphia, and
a sister, Mrs. Majorie Plump
ton, 3711 s street NV.
A memorial service will be
held at 4 pm. tomorrow at the
S. H. Hines funeral home. 1901
Fourteenth street NV.
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The lieutenant quoted Little
as saying Evans opened the
door, swung at the man and
missed. "The man turned and
ran. hollering some bad names
at u.s." Little continued. Il
jumped out of the car and ran
after him. AS / got close to
him he fell and skidded on his
hands and arms.
Evans came up" Little was
quoted. THE man started
kicking and swinging at Evans
and me. Evans held him up
against car and the man
swung at Evans. Evans hit
him in the face. The man
ierked loose. He turned to run
and slipped and fell on the
curbing and hit his head. Then
ne fell of the curbihg and hit
his head on the pavement"
Evans then grabbed DR.. Pur-
sley's billfold and the two ran
back to the car where Ardeeser
was waiting. 1t. Jordan quoted
Little. Later they went to
Evans home, where they took
SIS from the wallet and divid-
ed it. SIS each. he said.
Police records showed all
three had been arrested pre-
viously this year-Evans on
charge Of assault and battery.
Ardeeser on charges Of cheat
ing and swindline. and Little
on charge Of failing to appear
on a traffic charge.
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George Earnest Moore, So,
With Peoples for 28 Years

George Earnest Moore, So,
long active in the First Evan
gelical and Reformed Church
in Takoma Park. Md, died Of
a coronary thrombosis Wednes-
day at Suburban Hospital.
A member of the church for
almost 20 years, Mr.. Moore
served on the consistory as
deacon. elder and trustee, and
had been Sunday school
teacher OF the Mems Bible
Class.
A Mason. he was past mas
ter Of Chillum Castle Lodge
No. 1855. AFSSAM. Takoma
Park, Nd. and also was a
member Of the Albert Pike
Consistory of the Scottish Rite,
and Of Almas' Temple of the
Shrine.
Mr.. Moore was employed by
Peoples Drug Store for the last
% years, and ct the time of
his death was superintendent
Of the sign shop. He was a Sec
ond generation native Of WASH
ington.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Elsie M. Moore, of the
home address, 1898 Mckinley
street NV; three daughters,
Mrs. Edith M. Nobel, l04l7
Brookmore drive, Silver Spring;
Mrs. Selma Thompson, 5l2
Marshall street. Falls Church,
and Mrs. Frances Jean Beall of
Annandale. Va: IL grandchil-
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Mrs. SwindeII, "a,
Ex-Areu Resident

Mrs. Sarah E. Swindell, 81,
former Alexandria and WASH
ington resident, died Tuesday
in Seidle Memorial Hospital,
fredericksburg, Pa. after a
long illness.
Mrs. Swindell lived in this
area for eight years with her
daughter and son-in-law, 1t.
Comdr. and Mrs. John C. Mar
shall. She left Alexandra with
the Marshalls two years ago.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Baker fu-
neral home, Suffolk, Va. Serv-
ices will be held at the Suffolk
Presbyterian Church at 2 pm.
Sunday with burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery in Suffolk.