davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ORExALL ASPIRIN. TINY TOT. K-grsin tablets
raspberry favored. 100. reg 35s z for $50
OREALL SToRK NuRSER. Complete feeding
unit-bottie. cap nipple Reg. 35t- for 36f
Q RECALL Qulk-SMAeS. soft; sterile. eotton.tiP
QRExALL BABY TAIc. Lb.. reg 7se 2 for sot
q QRExALL CASTLE SOAP. cake. 19s. for zoe
q BABY TRAINING PANTS. reg. 3se. 2 for 4ot
Q BABY PANTS. PLASTIC In 1ooSs pure vyIene.
non n-alIergenic and bosbe. Reg. 39t tor SOC
= BABY RATTlES. Hand decorated plastic in
pastel coIors. ribbon-tied- 25e each. for 26t
O~s4so" BABY SAFETY SCISSORS for delicate
and safe nsiI-c6- ting Reg $50 for $1.5l
Evening star., 1957-04-28

u. LETTERTlME WRITING PAPER. New idea.
Two boxfuIs in jumbo pack. $500 value. $l.39
NJ. EVERYDAY Greeting Cards. IL tail style
color photo cards. Box. rs value. now 59e
q ;. MANS ADoNIS WRIST WATCH. JeweIed
Swiss movement: band. $6.95 value $6.66
IA. LADIES' STARLEr WRIST WATCH. Jeseied
Swiss movement: oval case. So .95 value. $6.66
Q $4,000 CHOCOLATE Syrup 23fvaI-. for 29f
q MoNREAlE Olive Oil. $l.lo value. z for $l.55
q GOLDEN WAND LINT BRUSH 2 for &i.5l
. THUMB TAckS. 80. loe value. now for i2e
q BELMONT RUBBER CEMENT. now for l6t
q FILLER PAPER. pack. soc value for 79s
Q PLAYING CARDS. deck. 81 value. for $l.ol
Q BRIDGE CARDS. 2-deek. 81 SO val, 2 for $l.S9
BATTERIES. l5e val. for 2lt
Q REx-RAY Extension Cord. s.. 59s val. z for zoe
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SQzl53S3S73s3LNYs DURING

O5. RExALI PLASTIC Qulk.0ANOs. plain or
O6 MEDF0RD Facial Tissues. 800, z for 39f
NJ RExALL FIuoRiDE TOOTH PASTE. Three
3H OF. tubes. SO value. now ali for o9f
1s. LORE 0uBBlE sATH. $500 value. now $50
q RexAll PHI TOOTH PASTE Three 3A-oz.
tubes. $l.47 value. now only o9t: or big. 5-ox.
tubes. each . 65f value. now for e9f
ORExAlL BABY PRODUCTS: Coz Antiseptie
8ABY OIL or BABY LOTION; or 2.oz. lsno-
lated BA0v CREAM. Each SIC value. 2 Tor 5of
ORExALL ANTiSEPTIc BABv LOTION in 4-oz.
squeezebottle 69f value. now z for zoe
DRExALL BABv TALc. 9 o.. 63f val. for elt
OAlL-occAsioN Greeting Cards. 81 rs vai- s9t
QNAiL POLISH REMOVER. 3st value 2 for COZ
ONYLoN COMBS. Each. 25f value. z for 26f
Evening star., 1957-04-28
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TREK AERoSol SHAVE CREAM with witch
hszeI-neW. IT'S astFinsent! Reg 96t. 2 for $50
QRExAIL LAVENDER SHAVE CREAM. rentho-
lated Choose 3k or lsther or 3L or Brush
less Tube of either. regularly 59s 4 for SOC
URExAIL SHAVING LOTION. reg 5se. for e0f
1RExALL CREAM HAIR TONIC. ese. for FOG
ORExALL SHAMPOO. 5 o.. reg 5se- for 6of
Q CRExALL HAIR OIL. 5-oz bottle. 4se. 2 for SOC
OPERMEDcE RAZOR BLADES. 20 double or Is
single edge. Regular 49e pack. for SOC: or
double or single edge reg. lSe for 16f
. RExALL LAVENDER AERoSol SHAVE CREAM.
MenthoIsted or Regular. looz-. sse. 2 for 99t
= RExALL SHAVING CREAM. Choose 2N-oz.
lsther or 2h-oz- 6FuShleSS- Each. regularly
A3e tube. Stock Up and save now al for llf
2 RExALL LAVENDER AFTER SHAVE LOTION
has subtle fragrance or reg 81. for $i.ol
QRExaLL PREsHAVE LOTION. zee 2 for soc
ORExAlI WITCH HAZEL. Pint. e3e 2 for 64s
ORExAIL BAY RUM. full pint reg 75s. 2 for 76t
OklENzo LATHER BRUSH. Sl.oo 2 for $lJoI
O'rs4so" NAIL CLIPPERS. Reg. age. for SOC
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REMEDIES WITH za8:4Y4YS

O RExALl oAuZE BANDAcE. reg. 27e. 2 for 2ef
q RExALl hydrogen Peroxide. 80. Pt.. 2 for @6t
q RExALL ADHESIVE TAPE. plastic waterproof.
flexible. flesh color. l" x yds. 49t. for soc
q RExAlL 3-WIDTH ADHESIVE TAPE. ". ""
u" widths on one Sgd. spool, 65f z for 66f
q REx-SALVINE AERoSoL. Spray action quickly
relieves minor burns. Reg. $l.39. for $l.A0
q REx-sALvINE sALVE. 1H or. 59t. 2 for coz
q REXAlL SPIRIT AMMONIA. reg. 29f. z for zoe
q RENALL Poison Ivy Lotion. aerosoI. for Sl.70
q RExALL TooTHAcHE DROPS. 39t. z for 4ot
q DENTUREx PLATE CLEANER. reg 69s. 2for 70s
q DENTuREx ADHESIVE POWDER. 79t. for eot
OKLENzo DENTAL PLATE BRUSH. z for 6Oe
q RExALL DENTAL FLOSS. 3o-yd. 25e. z for 26f
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5:SI:,sU5

IA. PERFuMeD SOAPS. Lily of the Valley. Rose
Geranium. Adrienne Dry Skin. Sequoia Pine or
Lavender. 3-cske box. reg. 81 90. for $l.ol
l5.LIIV or THE VALLEY COLOGNE. 2 for 81 .z6
o O6.ADRiENNE BATH POWDER. 81 so. z for 81. 81
NJ. IIIY or THE VALLEY 1u1elE BATH. 20
packets in gift-box. reg 81 90. now for $l.0l
. DAINTY MIST AERoSoL DEoDoRANT. So easy
to apply; no muss- o. reg. 96f. tor 99e
q DAINTY CREAM DEoDoRANT, 49e z for SOC
. DAINTY DEoDoRANT COLOGNE z for $1.ol
y DAINTY MIST SPRAY DEoDoRANT. for 76t
. DAINTY OEoDoRANT STICK. 81 90. 2 for $Iyol
= LAVENDER DEo0oRANT STICK. 81. zfor $l.ol
q BUSTING POWDERS. Garden Spice. Lavender
or lily Of the Valley. Each $l.5o- 2 for $l.51
, $3.50" TAlcuM. lib can. reg 75t. for 76f
2 CADRiENNE BATH OIL. reg. $l.oo. 2 for $l!ol
q HELEN CORNELL sHAMPo0S. cocosnut Oil.
Cream. or Liquid. reg 9et each z for 99t
. HELEN CORNELL HAIR BANoEAU. for 40t
q HELEN CORNELL HAIR NETS. Nylon lace. reg.
49e. for soc; or metallic. reg l9e. Tor zOt
. COMBS. Reg. 2ee for 3ot; reg. ise. for 2ot
q HAIR brushes. Many styles. 81. z for $l!ol
q NYLoN HAIR BRUSH. reg $500 2 for $2.ol
= SHAMPOO 1RuSH-coMB SET, 81. for $l.oi
QRExALL HYDROGEN PEROXIDE. So. 20 vol
ume 4-oz- bottle. reg 25e. now for zot
Evening star., 1957-04-28

III. ApRIENNE COMPACT POWDER in lovely
case. 4 shades. each reg. $l-25- z for $l.26
n ADRiENNE HAND CREAM. 81 90 z for $l-ol
IA. RExALI THEATRICAL CLEANSING OR
COLD CREAM. lib can. $l-25- z for $1-26
7AORiENNE HoRMoNE CREAM 2 for S1.5l
0ADRiENNE CREAMS. All Purpose. Cold Cream
or AZ OF Cleansing Cream 81. for S1.ol
0ADRiENNE FACE POWDER. sIoo 2 for Sl.ol
OMAScAL'S Lotion or Hand Cream. for 99f
0IIASoI HAND LOTION. reg s9e. for soc
ORExALL eLYcERIN. o.. reg. soe for slf
q 0RENALl GIycerin & Rose Water. 59e. z for soc
0RExALL TOILET LANoIIN. 3 o.. 65e. 2 for 66f
ORExALL LANoLIN. uSP. l o.. 33s. for 34f
OADRIENNE LIQUID ROUGE 81 co. 2 for $l.ol
CPoWDER PuFFS. 25e.2 2 for z6t; I5e. 2 for 16t
OcARoEN SPICE COLOGNE. S1-5o z for $l.5l
LAVENDER COLOGNE. reg l-5o. for $l.5i
0LAVENDER COLOGNE STICK. 81. IS 2for $l-26
OLILT or THE VALLEY AERoSoL COLOGNE
New. dainty fragrance o. y z tor Sol
q $3.50" NAIL SCISSORS. $50 2 for $l.5I
Q%s4eo" EMERY BOARDS. T. reg. 25s package.
for 26f; regular size. reg l5e- Tor l6f
O"s4s0" TWEEzERS. reg. SOC. now for Sig
ORExaIL COTTON SQUARES. reg 23e. 2 for z4s
QRENALL COTTON BALLS. reg sss. for zoe
Evening star., 1957-04-28

ache. cold nriseries. Bottle OF 100. reg. zee.
for zoe: bottle Of IS. reg. 33f for SAC
q RExAlL ASPIRIN. l-grsin (for children). 35e.
for $50. 5-gr-. 80. for zef; IL 2 for l3f
ORExALL MILK or MAcNEsiA. Pint z for Ass
= MILK or MAcNEsiA TABLETS, 47t. z for Ast
q RExALL PABIzoL. VI pint reg. 95t. 2 for $50
ORExALL Essence OF Peppermint. 4st. z for 500
. RExALL Soda Mint Tablets. reg 4ee. z for SOC
. RExALL Antscid Gas Tablets. 39e. z for lof
. RExALL Motion Sickness Tablets $50. .2for SOC
. ORExALL FOOT POWDER. reg. 39e 2 for lot
. RExALL CORN SOLVENT. reg. 3et z for 4ot
OFuNci-REx Athiete's.Foot saive. 79e. z for e0t
. RExALL QUick-AcTINc PLASTER for Coz
ORExALL SODIUM PERBoRATE, mouthwssh
and gsrgle. Favored. 4 o.. 59f z for 60t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
Boy, Is, Held
In Stubbinq

HAVERSTRAw. N. Y. Aug,
IA @.-A l6-year-old boy is
charged with assault in the
hitchhike stabbing of the wife
Of prominent publisher.
Police say the youth, James
Malone, admitted yesterdays
stabbing in a cemetery. but
could give no motive.
The victim, Mrs. William M.
Sloane III. 40. Of New City. N. j.,
was reported in fairly good con-
dition today at Good Samaritan
Hospital at Suffern. Her hus-
band is director Of the Rutgers
University Press and former
editorial director Of the Funk
and Wagnalls Co. publishing
flrm.
The boy was held in $4,000
bail in the Rockland County
Jail at New City on a charge
Of flrst-degree assault with a
deadly weapon.
Police Chief Lawrence Man.
ion told this story:
The youth. a former Boy
Scout who lives at nearby
Congers. N. Y, stopped Mrs.
Sloane here and asked a ride.
After they had driven awhile
he suddenly pulled out a Boy
Scout knife and ordered her to
drive to the cemetery. She
tried to diSSuade him, talking
to him about her Boy Scout
sons.
But he stabbed her four
times and leaped from the car
while it was still moving.
Mrs. Sloane. though bleeding
from her wounds. managed to
drive to a highway. A passing
motorist helped her reach a
doctors Office.
Young Malone was picked
up near the Haverstraw rail-
road station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

Germany from 1893 to 1858. re-
portedly is a friend of Mrs,
ZlatovSki.
Acting United States Attor-
ney Thomas B. Gilchrist. jr.,
said yesterday the Stems had
liquidated more than $500, 900
in stocks last January and Feb
ruary after they received the
subpoena. He said they also
had sold an expensive estate
in Ridgefleld, Conn.
Mr.. Stern is a former in
vestment broker.
Mr.. Gilchrist said the Gov
eminent had frozen $4,000 in
insurance policies owned by the
Stems in an attempt to collect
the fine. But he added that
the Government could not try
to seize these funds until the
policies matured or were can
celed.
In Washington. the Justice
Department said the subpoenas
still stood against the Stems
A spokesman said the depart
ment was still interested in get
ting their testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

led In Manhattan, Brooklyn,
New Hyde Park, N. Y, Pough-
keepsie. N. Y. and Quincy. Mass.
Abel had $4,000 on him when
he was arrested last June as an
illegal alien. Another $4,000
was found in a safe deposit box
in a Manufacturers Trust Co.
branch, Manhattan. The box
was rented under the name of
Alan Winston.
The new flnd was disclosed
yesterday.
There was speculation that
the Government might put a
tax lien on the money. This
would call on Abel to prove that
is was not earned income and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
Man at 96 Collects
On Insurance Policy

BLACKSTONE. Va. Dr.
James S. Robertson didn't pay
much attention to the fact that
the $1,000 insurance policy he
took out in 1904 would be pay
able at face value if he lived
until he was SO.
Paul v. SEVERN, Richmond
agent for the Union Central
Life Insurance Co., came here
personally to make the pay
ment and offer congratula-
tionS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

thus provide a clue as to its
source.
Abel still was without a
lawyer to defend him on spy
charges. Yesterday he was given
a further court postponement
until Friday to try to get one,
Brooklyn Federal Court Judge
Matthew t. Abruzzo said he will
appoint counsel if Abel is I'M
able to find one.
Abel was indicted last week
on espionage charges that could
bring the death penalty. The
Government said he posed for
nine years as a Brooklyn artist
while actually serving Moscow
as q SDy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
New Coating Contoins
A Lasting Germicide

HARTFORD. Gonna Con.
necticut firm has introduced a
long lasting antiseptic plastic
coating material.
The semipermanent germl-
cidal coating is brushed. dipped.
or sprayed onto telephone hand
sets, toilet seats. flush levers,
tops of tin cans and similar
objects. 1t can be applied to
metal or plastic for about 8
cents a square foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
FbI Finds Fund
Hidden by Abel

NEW YORK. Aug. IA (R.-
FBI agents have found $4,000
cached in a Manhattan bank
by accused Soviet spy Rudolf
Abel. They are repeatedly
hunting for much more.
Newspaper reports said Abel.
a 55-year-old colonel in the
Soviet secret police. may have
had anywhere from $4,000 to
81 million expense money bur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

Soble, Jacob Albam and Mr..
and Mrs. George zlatovski.
Albam and Mrs. Soble were
sentenced to 5l2-year prison
terms for espionage. Jack Soble
is awaiting sentence. The
Zlatovskis are fighting extradi-
ton from Paris.
Mrs. Stern. whose father. the
late William E. Dodd, was
United States Ambassador to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

liner for Zurich. Switzerland.
last July 2. Their son. Robert,
was with them.
The Stems were convicted Of
contempt last May and fined
SOS, 900 each in absentia when
they failed to answer a sub
poena ordering them to appear
here before a Federal grand
jury investigating espionage.
The jury later returned indict-
ments against Jack and Myra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
u. S. Is Unable to Seize
Assets Of Spy Suspects

NEW YORK. Aug IA QF9.-The Government has been
able seize here fugitive American couple who
fined $4,000 for refusing to testify about alleged Soviet
spy activities.
The wealthy couple Alfred X. Stern and Martha Dodd
Stern their Mexico City home They boarded air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
Willis TudIock,
Army Auditor

Willis E. Tadlock, 40. an audi.
tor in the Office of the Chief Of
Engineers of the Army Depart.
Iment, died yesterday at his home
700 Tyler street. Falls Church
Va.
Born in Kansas, Mr.. Tad.
lock had been with the Army
Engineers since 1885. He served
in the Los Angeles district from
1885 to 1852. in the San Fran
cisco district from 1912 to 1850
and in the Mediterranean divi-
sion from 1850 to 1855. While
there. he worked in Turkey
Libya and French Morocco. He
had been assigned to Washington
since 1855.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Charlotte Ridout of Den
yer. Colo. and a daughter, Mrs
Barbara Mangles of San Fran
cisco.
Services and burial will be held
Friday in Denver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
I'm Mrnturtatit
Announcement Of
Services by Chambers

BULLOCK. GEORGE r. In fond and
band. oEoRoE BULLOCK. 'v who passed Ssi
syay o three years ago today. January
God saw the road was setting rough,
And the hills were hard TO climb,
And whispered. Peace be thine"
DEVOTED WIFE AND oRANDpAuoH.
pEHorSSEElA H TAMS dREAT : o RAE.D-
COLE, CHARLES. In loving memory
q my, dear husband, cHxRIEs COLE
who departed this NE one year ago
Dear Charlie, you are not forgotten,
Though on earth YOU are no more
Yet In memory YOU are with me
As YOU always we're before.
Never shall 4 cease to love you.
nm Never shall your memory, fade.
In my heart for you today.
LOVING WIFE, HARRIET.
DAVIS, WALTER r. In memory OF our
dear husband and father, WALTER r.
DAVIS, who departed this life nine
years ago today January %, 1913
Loved In life and remembered in death.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
ory. Of our dear one. SARAH j. DON.
ago today. January %, ioSi.. 's years
Somewhere back OF the sunset,
Away from this world OF strife,
Our loved ono Is sweetiy resting
In that land where there is no night
And we who knew and loved her,
Whose passing has brought sad tears,
VIII cherish her memory always
10 brighten the drifting years.
DEVOTED FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23

NICHOLSON, SUE VIRGINIA. In rev.
erent memory q our beloved wife
es len s %sG sSo today
January 20, i047.
Away in the land Of the sunrise,
separated BY Heavens gold door,
MY loved one Is patiently waiting.
NOT DEAD Just gone before;
:. How comforting TO know " "e'
Her own dear love is with me still
WARREN AND FAMILY.
Mother was loving, gentle. thoughtful
AAIl Away. willing a kind act 70 do;
what Wonderful memories she left
GEORGE AND FAMILY.
When all alone with my memories,
i dream OF the sweet long ago,
Ot Mother so gently holding my hand
A. she whispered you must understand
d siiS'sai my child death cannot
For ali are IN Ills care Ss''N'
Our loved one has only gone ahead,
MABEL AND FAMILY.
SMITH, ROBERT II. In memory Of our
dear husband and father ROBERT II,
SMITH, who departed this life twenty
years ago, January 20, 1897.
You left a beautiful memory,
But to us who loved and lost YOU.
Your memory will never grow old.
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
HAIIIE SMITH. BEATRIX 81. MIL
,BuuRaNkE. AND DoRoTHYE o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
John W. Morse,
Navy Commander,
Veteran of 2 Wars

1t. Comdr. John Wise Morse
81. USN. Supply Corps tretired)
a veteran of the Spanish Ameri-
can War and of World War /
died Monday of a heart attack
in his apartment at the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel.
A graduate of the Naval Acad-
cry in the class of 1897, Comdr
Morse was a native of Marlboro
Mass.
After service in the Spanish
American War. he served aboard
the USS Wilmington wher
that ship cruised 2.400 miles ur
the Amazon River.
After two tours of duty in
Newport, R. l., his last assign
ment was in Paris. France, where
he served in the Office of the
naval attache. Comdr. Morse
had made his home here since
his retirement in 1924.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Della Frye Morse. of the Shera.
ton-Park Hotel; a daughter, Mrs
Raymond P. Hunter, of London;
two sons. Malvern F. Morse, 52Il
Westwood drive. Westmoreland
Hills. and Capt. John F. Morse
of Newport, R. l., and nine
grandchildren.
Services will be held at Fort
Myer Chapel at IL am. Friday
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
Air Tanker Missing
With Seven Aboard

MISSIONER AIR FORCE
BASE, Mass, Jan. % (R.-The
Air Force today reported a KC-
81 refueling tanker missing with
seven men aboard.
An officer at Westover Air
Force Base said the plane was
long overdue on a refueling
training mission from Westover
to Griffiss Air Force Base near
Utica, N. Y.
The plane left Westover at
1880 pm. yesterday and was last
reported at 8 o'clock last night
in the vicinity of Grifiss ALB.
The Air Force said the plane
was experiencing radio difficulty
at that time.
At Grifiiss the public informa-
ton officer said at 6 am. that no
word had been heard from the
plane.
The plane had taken of with
enough fuel for IL hours Of fly
ing.
Even before the 18th hour had
elapsed, the Air Force began
making thorough checks to as
certain If the plane possibly
landed at a field other than
GriffisS.
All seven men aboard the re-
fueling tanker are stationed at
Westover. Their names were
withheld by the Air Force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
Cleared of Theft,
Official in Iowa
Plans No Action

DIES MONIES. Jan. % CP).-
Iowa Insurance Commissioner
Oliver P. Bennett, ga, completely
cleared of charges Of petty lar
ceny and resisting an officer,
said today he does not plan
legal action in connection with
his arrest.
Municipal Judge Ray Harrison
yesterday afternoon found Mr..
Bennett not guilty Of shoplifting
a 67-cent tube of hair cream
from a downtown drugstore. He
said charges should never have
been filed.
There is not one iota of evil
dence that would warrant
anything other than a not guilty
verdict on both charges" Judge
Harrison said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pizinger,
operators of the City Drug Co.,
who caused Mr.. Bennet's arrest,
testified they had made "a ter
rible mistake" in telling police
Mr.. Bennett had not paid for
the hair cream. They said they
are now convinced he did pay
for II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23

He Joined the Air Force in l949
and was stationed at Foster Air
Force Base. Victoria, Tex, at the
time of his death.
Funeral services will be at 10
am. Friday in st. Mary's Star
of the Sea Church. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Friends are invited to call at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Adelbert Hungerford,
organs road. tomorrow after
noon and evening. A rosary
will be said at $3.50 pm. Thurs
day.
Besides his parents, Capt.
Hungerford is survived by his
widow, Joan Reese Hungerford:
two children. John. IT,. l, and
Joan Elizabeth 4 months; five
brothers, r. Adelbert, jr., Esten,
Vincent, Brison and David, and
two sisters. Mrs. Julia Tall and
Mrs. Catherine jenkins. All are
of BryanS road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
james J. Hughes,
Ex-Proofreuder
For GPO Brunch

James Joseph Hughes, SIS, q
retired proofreader for the Lii
brary Of Congress Branch Of the
Government Printing ONCE,
died yesterday of a cerebral
hemorrhage at Washington San
itarium.
Mr.. Hughes had been a mem
Der of Columbia Typographical
Union No. 101 for 40 years. He
learned his trade on the old
Washington Herald, also worked
on the Daily News here and was
a printer on the New York Times
before going with the Govern
ment. He retired in May, 1855,
after 80 years service.
A native of Washington. he
lived at 1880 Grenoble drive,
Rockville, Md. He was a resi-
dent of Silver Spring for 80
years before moving to Rockville
two years ago.
A veteran of overseas service
with the Army during World
War /, Mr.. Hughes was a men,
Der of Cissel Saxon Post Of the
American Legion.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Louise Hunter Hughes, and
a daughter. Miss Frances Louise
Hughes, both of the home adj
dress. He also is survived by
his sister, Mrs. EaSon Hughes
Bryan of GIT Tewkesbury place
NV, a newspaperwoman known
professionally as Barbara
Holmes, who writes a column
for the Washington Daily News.
Prayers will be said Friday at
8 am. at the Warner E. Pun
phrey funeral home, 8434 Geor-
gia avenue, Silver Spring, fol-
lowed by mass at $50 at st.
Jude's Catholic Church, 1901
Viers Mill road, Rockville. Bur-
ial will be in st. Johns Gene
ferry E0rpct Clan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
Capt. Hungerford Killed
In Crash, Served in Koreo

Capt. John Dent Hungerford,
USAF, %, jet pilot, who served
in Korea. was killed Friday in a
gunnery training flight at Wend-
over Field. Utah.
Capt. Hungerford. resident
of organs Road. Md, was flying
an F-l00 Super Saber Jet fighter
when it crashed because of en-
Igine failure. He was a veteran
of 100 missions over enemy ter
Iritory in the Korean conflict and
was awarded the Air Medal
there.
A graduate of Lackey High
School in Indian Head. Capt.
Hungerford attended Gonzaga
High School for one year before
going to Washington College,
iChestertown. Md. He was a
member of Kappa Alpha Frater-
nifty in college.
Capt. Hungerford was a men,
Der of st, Mary's Star of the Sea
Catholic Church in Indian Head.
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DR.. Ralph Barton Perry,
Winner Of Pulitzer Prize

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. %
ODD. Ralph Barton Perry,
professor emeritus of philosophy
at Harvard University and a
Pulitzer Prize winner, died in his
sleep yesterday. He was 80.
A native of Poultney, VT, and
, graduate of Princeton. he joined
the Harvard faculty in 1902 after
receiving his Pho. there three
years earlier.
DR.. Perry won the Pulitzer
Prize in 1885 for a biography
The Thought and Character of
William James"
During World War ! he served
as an Army major, he served as
secretary Of the War Department
Committee on Education and
Special Training.
France awarded him the Che
Waller Legion of Honor in 1886.
Dr.. Perry was presented with
honorary degrees by Princeton,
Clark College. the University of
PENNSYLVANIA and Harvard.
He retired several years ago.
DR.. Perry is survived by two
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R. P. CounseImon, Builder
Ex-Muster of Potomac Hunt

Ralph Paul Counselman, Sc,
former owner of a slaughter
house here, who was a builder
and horseman in Potomac, Md,
died yesterday in Daytona
Beach, Fla.
Mr.. Counselman had lived
there for the last five years
since his retirement. A native of
Georgetown, he began his career
in the old Center Market, work
ing first with his late brother,
Lowe. His father. the late Ben
jamin Samuel Counselman, at
one time had a slaughter house
in Bethesda.
Mr.. Counselman helped de-
velop the Potomac shopping CEN
ter. Counselman lane in Po-
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Mrs. Jesse Nichols,
Georgetown Native

Mrs. Florence Zacharie Ellis
Nichols, a native of Georgetown,
died at her home in Ithica, N. Y,
Sunday, friends here reported
yesterday.
Mrs. Nichols. who spent her
early years in New Orleans and
was graduated from Sophie New
comb College. died following a
heart attack.
Surviving are her husband,
Col. Jesse c. Nichols and five
children, George. Ithica; Mrs.
Basil G. Apostle. Richmond; 1t,
Col. A. v. c. Nichols, Fort Camp
bell, KY: A. H. Nichols, Man
haitian Beach, Calf, and Jesse
c. Nichols. jr., Murphy, N. c.
Graveside services and burial
will be at 10 am. Friday in
Arlington Cemetery.