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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX 303 Evans lane.5 rms
and bath $3.50, Call OWNER
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-4-bedrm
2-bath home excel, location: avail.
July 20 10 Sept. ] S4b per wk.,
incl. all utilities. KE 7-i046.
ARL., M bedrms., 9 baths. auto
washer; near Loroom lane and
Military rd.; $500 mo, IA. 6-i337
ARL.. S.-2.bedrm. semidet., OF
Columbia pike very clean; S1lO
mo. IA. b-3335; ewes. JE. 2-5S64
ARL., va, 31l7 s. Fox: mr.. air
eompl. furn,, mod home, Bar
Prefer bachelors. mo bSmtD $3.50,
incl. utils. OF. 4-S4i2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3 bedrms.
and dfier: Avail ssnt ' /. "sSs.osfb '
cHRIsTMAN REAL ESTATE, 400
Wis ave, WO, 6-2923.
CHEVY CHASE-AvAIL. MINED
Lovely Turn. home; mr.. shops and
transp. OWNER will rent rea-
Sible couple. OIL. 6-5049.
ILENtLAND CHARACTERIZATION / d.
yr -old, 3-bedrm. brick house. ex-
qulsltely Turn. powder rooms
with large library, beaut. land
Scaped Rarden: | to 3 VI. lease
$3.50. D'AMECOURT, DE. 2-32O6
CLEVELAND PARK = Beautifully
furn. 5-bedroom, 3-bath home
air. conditioned; Inv rm., din. rm
and den, paneled basement with
bar and maids rm.: new gas heat
refrigerators; excel. condition,
Located at 1901 Reno I'd. NV,
mr.. John Eaton, Alice Deal and
parochial schools; rental, fully
furnished $3.50 per month 10 re.
Sponsible tenant, Immediate oc-
eupaney. Pc. 3-4s2S, EX. 3-5S26
CLEVELAND PARK-Beautiful brick
home; suitable for diplomat. EN-
2-S922, AP. 7-1172, Wo. 6-3733
WALNUT ST. NE, 3IO3-De-
taehed 2-bedrm.. Nv. kit, bath.
available Aug. 10; 500 mo. LA.
g-ll27.
WHITTIER ST., los N.W.-charm-
ms home; adults, bedrmS., .
baths, hv. rm., din. rm. and
dinette; sleeping and sun pch. I;
gar; close to tranSp. Call after 4,
and veekends. RA. 6-59sS.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD, 3eO4 PARK
View rd.-2-level rambler adj
iacent Rock Greek Hills: 4 bed
rms. q on lower leveD, 2 baths,
den, paneled family nm, Ice
screened porch, 2-car carport
avail Immediately at SOS mo
on 1-year lease OI. RRg5o
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING, local movine
beaches q speciality s L NOR
RIs. To. 2-l1h0 or Ii. 6-2ssa
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
Do 1855. J q K MOVING &C
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.,
across the country. safe storage
IN separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-01 o.. UNION 6TOR
ACE Co. INC Established 1905
MOVING, STORAGE,
Will accept surplus furn. as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reasonable rates. IA. p-2e37, 27'
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people sif-co senSa ' N bus g
meas yrs; On hlshvay 70 new
equipment: 1000 cash balance
monthly, II you can't stand in.
yespeation, don't answer. Apply
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EMBASSIES, ATTENTION. - This
market ballroom, entrance foyer,
&c NELLK LowE cAssEl, Real.
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FOR SALE or LEASE, garaee and
valuable commercial property on
Route SOL. nr. Bowie. Ideal site
for modern truck stop. Between
lanes Of newly dualized main
artery 70 South. JOHN DOUGLAS,
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cnEvY CHARACTERIZATION, modern
hrlek rambler, located IN ioVelT
HAWTHORNE There 8 no more de-
fAnle place 70 i've IN CHEVY
Chase, featuring 3 twin bedrms.,
~ baths today's Kitchen, plus
swanson. built quality, Lovely land.
seSes o' ;ssss eS s x public aIs e
70 and: dost - miss ,s az e en.I
Priced slishtly above Sl0Saa.
eau our uptown once, KK' T.te00
sHANEoN i Luciis %.
HSs ssss. ssss sssIlsulo .; siS,5 S: 'Ss
S SS%SssER'' Is. s. I'!ssn' sAf "a.
n. CLEVELAND PARK-Near Alice
Deal, Woodrow Wilson, 81. AIMS
farlsh-tei.abo, Well-maintalned
d.room family home on ahaded
corner lot fireplace, ~. a-Aeea!
after Q ON, ~, 3-207b. KAY n
ATTENTION sPEcULArORs
Package Deal palntiai 18th Al
residence. and eioae-in 18th 81
store. 20 be aold AZ a fraction 81
,hsir value; INCLUSIVE RIAL
AIA AN0o NOftIn oLi s-N.uh,
EMBASSIES, ATTENTION. = This
distinctive stately mansion was
built for an embassy. Nov on
marks, psllreom; entrance ieye!'
tor, AID, a.2ils, OF, n-3ia5,
oPEN TO 4 sAT.-sUN.--i7Oa
Kenyon Al. n.w.=2-atory brick.
ssn furnish Ims. 3 eathsl income
500 plus nrat moor anti excel,
cond.. reAs, On. payment, KTACH
AND PURCELL, Xxx. 3-2fi2.
IDEAL LOCATION, Mr.. SCHOOLS.
brick; tiled siec, kit. breakfast
I'm, din. I'm, and Nv. rm. earpeted,
Z bedrms., bath, dry basement and
garagei excel eond OWNER. St3,-
nbO. $40 Sheridan a., nv. RA.
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GLOVER PARK-6 rooms. garaEe
bus, streetears. stores For ap-
pointment. call EN-. 3-0267. 27s
HOLMES RUN ACREs-3-bedrm
rambler, fully AIR COND., custom
built large rec. I'm. community
swimming pool: near schools, $3.50
per mo. JE. 4-053a.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WANTED-Two bedroom house OF
section, Professor studying at the
University, beginning September
LIST. children. Box 109-T, Star
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INVESTOR WANTED for poten-
tally promising small business
Phone OR. 4-6993.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE;
2-oay, newly remodeled; mr.. wash
ington circle, luxury apts recently
constructed in vicinity afford IN.
limited potential for an expert
enoed service station man who
wants 70 Guild a fine business with
small capital investment Call
MORAN, IA. g-s50O,
SERVICE STATION for lease: new,
3-bay. average 10000 gal Mar
low Hts, P. Georges County area;
about $4,000 needed, includes Serv-
ice truck. outstanding opportunity
for man with mechanical exper.
can allow only an expef service
station man 70 lease this location,
others please do not apply. Call
MORAN. IA. 9-s50O.
TRAILER PARK, restaurant and
gas station. Long frontage o. s
/, near woodbridse. Va. Sell or
ease Is q whole or separately
OWNER. JU. 5-2416 after pm.
INVESTOR offers opportunity for
capable man % enter residential
construction, w, 1920.
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Fabulous FluoreScent
Sign Opportunity
EXCEPTIONAL INCOME

NO SELLING: FULL OR PART
TINE. Reliable person from this
area viii be selected TO service q
route of our rental signs. We train,
no special talent needed. Depend
ability, neatness more important
than age. Must have . car and
$4,000 ready cash TO invest for
supplies. Business Is set up for
you. Exceptional income starts at
once Pay is on Q dat-rate basis
for services rendered. Company
will finance expansion to full time
II desired. Operator win change
lettering Of our rental signs and
collect sign rentals weekly. Will
not interfere with present posi-
ton. Do not answer this ad unless
fully qualified and are sincerely
interested in expanding. NOTE:
We are not selling our business
we are expanding. For personal
interview and consideration in
city, write details about yourself:
include phone number. Box 44S-L,
Star. 2ss
SHOP, colored: completely
equipped 4-ehair shop in good Sc
location. You name the terms.
Beauty shop. colored; completely
equipped booth-renting shop in
ne. Good terms.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

BROADMOOR - We have several
lovely air-cond. apis, in the beau
tiful Broadmoor on Conn. ave. for
you To select from. The monthly
operating expenses are very rea-
sonable. For inspection, please
ask for Mr. Brooks at desk or
call WO 6-O19f FRANK s
PHILLIPS, INC, DI, 7-14lI.
N. ARL.-2 bedrooms. new bldg (;
mod. kit, ample closets. Substan.
tisl down payment. IA. 5-4sS7
THDEN GARDENs-At.rac. . bed .
rms, foyer, din. rm., liv rm., kit
and bath. S1s,500. Call CHARLES
JOHNSON, EN-. 3-5O20, for ap-
pointment.
PORTER, Mr.. CONN.--Air cond. iiv.
rm... bedrm, den, dinette, modern
kitchen and bath. Reasonable
terms. OWNER, Wo. 6-374s.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
fcOnTINUtDl
BY Geo. crenshow

SAVE - Low Tatea, padded vans
wardrohes. ~ hrs, abort notice
HILLS, sP a-06d0. Lu, l-e5OO
CALL PAUIs-Moving, large, small
also Sun. DE-. e-OaIh.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Vacant and ready for immediate
occupancy, this 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
Colonial located on one Of the
finest streets IN this lovely area,
is priced most realistically. All
rooms are large and the floor plan
Is excellent. EN-. o-s20B, Dis
TRICT MARYLAND REALTY,
INC, ewes, AID. 2-7s2s.
AMER. U. wEsTMORELAND. in
beautiful and exclusive Westmore-
land Hills-Big, 4-bedrm., ga
bath brk. Colonial possessing real
dignity, charm and elegance; one
bedrm has a fireplace and serves
as q most attractive den: delight
ful setting, lovely trees, 500, $50
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
7-l4l1, ewes, Pc. 3-4076.
AMERICAN U. PARK--Attrae. g.
bedrm., ois-bath Colonial mr.
Spring Valley shopping center.
schools. transp. long living rm
with fireplace, opens on patio.
lovely garden, pleasant dining I'm
modern kitchen, rec. nm. S25,75O.
2-2326; ewes, wo. 6-55s3.
BARNABY WOODS. Chevy Chase.
D. C.-colonial brick. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths, living rm. dining I'm
kitchen, den. powder rm., recrea-
ton nm, washer, drter, Fagage,
shrubbery VIII sacrifice. RA. g.
ss75.
CHEVY CHAsE-42ll Military I'd
q bedrms, 2 baths. lovely
grounds. under 100000 Open
Sun. l-6, Broker. EN-. 2-20l0.
CHEvY CHAsE-Brick Colonial with
through center hall, near Conn
ave. All well pfoportioned rooms
powder room LIST a., 3 bedrooms.
. baths up, secluded screened
porch, modern kitchen, rec. room
garage good buy at S26 500 Call
ewes. EN-. 3-5O4g or DU. 1860.
BETTY ScHLOSS. Realtor.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C-o-bedrm
Colonial: center-hall home 80
II. Nv rm., spae throughouti
close 70 Chevy Chase circle: IDEAL
for large family: price. f3l, 500 1
Gail WO 6-2300. EDW. II. JONES
4 CO., INC from 90.
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APIS. UNFURMIsRED--VA.

l-bedrm. apt, mod
bldg, cow bus No children,
nishly restricted, MECHANIC, IA
e-33OO.
ARL.i AIR-coND. COMFORT VEL
COMES you at 1925 N. Ran
dolph-De luxe l-2 bedrm. units
S95-SlI0 plus elec. Well worth
Inspecting. Res. mar. IA. 4-475O.
ARL., S75-One- bedrm. apt. in apt
BLDG; utils. incl. ldry facils Mr.
Fl. Myer. stores, transp, EN-
3-561S days, EN-. 3-920s ewes.
ARL.-Best area, close-in garden
type efflciencv; lge. dressing room,
modern kit and bath; walking dis
lance to Arl. Hall. nr. Glebe I'd I:
St2 so, plus cleo. 4014 Columbia
pike,
ARb. Nj bedrm.; adults; mod
apt. oldg., mr.. Key Bridge, AIl
Towers bus ct door: 1902 n
TT. Myer dr., at Arl. blvd
ARL., N.-clean. quiet: adults; l.
bedrm. apis. from S7a so; 2 blks
Oak st. to 1900 18th I'd. n.
TT. CRAIG. oppos. Wash. Lee shop
ping ctr.-Les, 2-bedrm. apt in
rarden-type DEVELOPMENT: ldry
and storage rms. SOS per mo A.,
incl al utils. Res. mEr, ia
Courthouse I'd, Apt 2, IA. b-7Ooe.
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SPRING VALLEY

WESLEY HEIGHTS
SPRING NALLEY-Beautiful Miller
settine IN choice location; only
years old: laree paneled library,
modern kitchen . bedrooms. 2
baths. all on one floor, ewes, call
Mrs. sutton, KE T-O30A.
WESLEY HEi0HT6-A lovely NIL
ler-built Colonial In this fashion
able community. FULLY AIR
CONDITIONED. Living room,
dining room. breakfast room, step
down library. 3 bedrooms, .
baths, tull basement with maid 5
garden. Ewes call Mrs. Miller,
WO. 6-31S4.
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CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER
A.dt,s%SA AlsssFRearis. ,l.,sIssiv" =. 3
s awe osstiOn nsAi soss ZOO s SlssSn' "
sppt
WOODWARD A NORRIS
72a goth 81 NV RE 7-eSSS
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH, Brightwood area, lse.
det. frame, seats 100 and lge. apt.
above Priced for quick sale, Sill
$50. VIII also rent. RA. 6-S8l1.
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THE WARWICK
SO5l IDAHO AVE. NV.

q BLOCKS WEST OF WIS AMI
MASS AYES. NWD
I bedroom, living room, oinette
Kitchen and hath, $40.
Completely RedecoratedN
Furnished or Unfurnished
s4-Hr. Switchboard Service
N Elevator ButAdAnE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25

INVESTOR oners opportunity for
capable man 2 enter residential
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W W G, - a. N. MILLER pEy. CO
WALTER RBEp DIET. HOME
: RMS, 3 BATH, Pin. BsMT.
Sl5,9b0-Sl2,0OO. LIST
LOUIS RUDDEN, tn. 2-3O6O
UTAH AVENUE

This home has q Ii, d.
ina room with fireplace, family
size. dining room. large modem
ton 10 family room, that Id,
built-in barbecue facilities. There
Is study and powder room. The
md floor has master bedroom And
bath, plus 8 twin-Size bedrooms
and bath. The basement has a
charming game room, bedroom
and bath, plus an attached "a
rage, Priced In the low 4Os. Shown
BY appointment only, Call Mr.
Key, OIL. $1,000, THOMAS J.
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Woodward & Norris
REALTORS

d1o @Uth 81. NV. RE. 7-d5hS
COLORED = UPPER N.W.-S4e5
down. Colonial Six-rm. brick
porehes. 3 bedTms., nice kit, rec.
rm.. gas heat; bsmt. RIA. 6-6pl2.
COLORED-NR. WALTER REED.
between Luzon ave. and 10th St.
bet. brick; . rms, 2 baths; stair
way to attic. rec. rm.; Diet. brk,
gar. owner will make substantial
reduction in price for cash. Ewes.
WO. 6-1935. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor. Ma. s-O753.
COLORED-OFF 14th AND DELLA.
FIELD PL.-Lge, 4-bedrm. Diet.
home, front porch, slate roof, 8
heated rms. In attic. Full bsmt. I;
new gas h.-w.h. Diet. gaTage; $500
down, 500 mo. NE. 1851. EN-.
3-354S. JOHN r. HOKE.
COLORED-9th ST., mr.. Missouri
ave .-6-rm. brick: 3 bedrms..
mod. kit; clean bsmt.; new gas
INV h. furnace; concrete front
porch, 2 jalousied rear porches;
low FLA or CT On. payment. Priced
right. Call THOMAS d. WALsHE.
E8. 3-6S50; eyes, EN-. 2-5997,
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LANGLEY, Vas bedrms.. iiv
rm., din. rm. kit. rec. rn, q
car attached garage; l acre: tree
shaded lot. $40 mo. Avail. i'm
med LEE W. CHARTERS, INC
Brokers. Mclean. Va. FL. 6-2112
MT. RAINIER-3-bedrm. house
!Ee lot near schools and bus
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
1921 ALBEMARLE NV.
Mr.. ST. AIMS CHURCH
AMI GTunnT

6-rm., 2-bath, all-brk. Diet. center
entr. home; like new and read
for occupancy: air cond. PriceC
S24 800 on terms.
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TOP BRIGHTWooD NV. LOG.
PUT YOUR RENT SIS TO WORK
Handsome B-rm. Colonial brick
3 porches, full bsmt., garage.
Save Your On. Payt. While You Rent
TU. 2-lO9O La. 6-O462 LA. 6-Ois2
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Paekaee bsall Palltiai i6th %,
residence, and eiose-in 18th ~.
store. % b sold az 4 fraction o.
i isflt ssiS Coax EPNcdoyIsiy Ioep ZEAL
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IEESBURG VA
NEW-HOUSE
CONDITION

Newly decorated 2 and 3 bedroom
Church Annandale area. Living
rm. with fireplace, dining room;
many with dishwasher, garbage
disposal, washing machine. Near
schools. stores and buses,
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make a house-by -house search
of Tlajomulco village. about
four miles from the crash scene,
in an effort to recover property
looted from the wreckage.
Searchers arriving from
Guadalajara more than eight
hours after the crash found
the bodies and luggage stripped
of money. jewelry and some
clothing. Oficials charged that
villagers. awakened by the ex-
plosion and flames, had raided
the wreck.
One Mexico City newspaper
said human buzzards" had
visited the disaster scene.
The four-engine plane was
flown by one Of Mexico's most
experienced pilots, Alfonso Ce-
cena, a 15,000-hour veteran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
Harry Gordner,
expo Employee

Harry Gardner. 76, a District
resident for 40 years and for
mer employee Of the Govern
ment Printing Office, died Sun
day at his home in Hollywood
Fla.
Before moving to Florida
three years ago, Mr.. Gardner
lived at 1435 Geranium street
NV. He was employed as head
machinist at the Government
Printing Office.
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr.
Gardner came to Washington
around 1920. Before going to
GPO, he worked at the Naval
Gun Factory.
He was a member of the
D. c. Scottish Rite Masons,
Almas Temple Shrine, the Phil
adelphia Masonic Lodge, Ma
sonic Veterans Associations,
Trestleboard Club and the Co.
lumbia Typographical Union.
He also was a member Of the
Hollywood (Fla.) Presbyterian
Church and vice president of
the Hollywood Shufaeboard
Club.
He leaves his wife, Mrs,
Louise E. Gardner, and a
brother, George Gardner of
York Springs, Pa.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home. 2901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be at the Parklawn Gene
terry, Bethesda. Md.
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Edmond |. Burton
Businessman and
Native of District

Edmond L. Burton, 80, owner
Of the r. c. M. Burton g. Sons
awning firm, died of a heart
attack Monday at his home
9706 Bellevue drive, Bethesda,
Md.
Born in Washington, Mr..
Burton had operated the firm
founded by his father 80 years
ago. He had been active in
business circles here for more
than 60 years.
He leaves his wife. Mrs
Blanche Hickman Burton and
five children by a previous
marriage Elmon l.. Burton
jr., of Silver Spring; E. Doug.
las Burton and Mrs. George
Caldwell, both of Bethesda
Mrs. Max Peck of Houston, Tex.
and Mrs. Pauline Hancock Of
1871 Porter street NV.
Funeral services will be helc
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow at the
Robert A. Humphrey Funera
Home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue
Bethesda, Burial will be al
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Mass Offered
For DR.. Enomoto

Requiem mass for DR.. Francis
T. Enomoto, 80, who drowned
last Friday in the Potomac
River, was offered today at
the Church of the Annuncia-
ton.
DR.. Enomoto, born in San
JOSH, Japan, came to the
United States in 1858 and took
four years Of resident training
in neuro-Surgery at George
town University Medical Cen
ter.
For the past year he had
been conducting research in
neuro-physiology at the Ma
tional Institutes of Health. He
lived at 1901 Forty first street
NV.
He is survived by his parents
and several brothers and sisters
in Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
H. A. Thompson,
Naval Officer.
Served Here

1t. Comdr. Henry A. Thomp-
on, As, until last April head
Of the personnel office of the
Bethesda Naval Hospital, died
Wednesday in the naval hos
pital at Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba.
Comdr. Thompson, whose
wife and 12-year-old son still
live at 5000 LeMay road, Rock
vile, died of a heart attack.
His last tour of duty at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital,
which ended last April, was his
third there. He had served at
The hospital in 1898 and 1947.
He had been on active duty
more than 26 years and rose
through the enlisted ranks to
lieutenant commander in 1855.
At the time of his death, he
was the administrative officer
of the Guantanamo Bay Hos
pital.
Funeral services have been
scheduled for 10 a. m. tomor-
row at the Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be at the Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Mrs. German, 40,
Editor on Poper,
Youth Magazine

Mrs. Mike German, 40, wife
of the executive director Of the
National Committee Against
Mental Illness and former
newspaperwoman, died yester-
day Of cancer at George Wash
ington University Hospital. Her
home was at 1926 Macomb
street NV.
Before coming to Washing
ton in 1850, Mrs. German was
editor of the woman's page of
the Daily Oklahoman in Okla
homa City. She edited the
Young America magazine here
in 1850 and 1851.
Born in Duncan, Okla, she
was the former Ernestine
Brown. She was a graduate of
the University of Oklahoma
School of Journalism.
Mrs. German was member
of the Cleveland Park Garden
Club and Theta Sigma Phi, ma
tional journalism society for
women.
In addition to her husband
she is survived by two children
Michael and Patricia Eileen, OF
the home address; her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown
and a brother, Ellis Brown Of
Duncan, and a sister, Mrs
Herschel Higgins of Enid, Okla
Funeral services will be at II
am. Friday at st. Adams
Church, Massachusetts, anc
Wisconsin avenues NV. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
William J. Kelly,
Attorney and
Ex-LuW Professor

William ]. Kelly, an attorney
and former law professor at the
old Columbus University, died
Saturday at Providence Hos
pital.
Mr.. Kelly lived at 1901 Alcan
drive, Silver Spring, Md.
A member of an old George
town family. Mr.. Kelly had
been practicing law here since
1888. He was associated with
Fred Somkin with Offices in
the Century Building.
He taught law at the old
Columbus University, since
merged with Catholic Univer-
sity.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Kelly of the home
address; two daughters, Mary
and Sheila; a son, Joseph j.
Kelly; two brothers, John B,
Kelly and r. Emmett Kelly,
and a sister, Sister Mary Sheila
Funeral services will be held
in the Collins Funeral Home,
1921 Fourteenth street NV
Arrangements are incomplete
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Benson Weeks,
Photographer
Here Since 30s

Benson Weeks, commercial
photographer here since the
1930s. died Monday at George
Washington University Hospital
after a brief illness.
Mr. Weeks, who lived at 3lil
North Twentieth street. Airing
ton, Va, was associated with
Hessler Photographers, Inc, for
many years.
Born in Canada. he became
a naturalized American citi-
zen some rs years ago. He
attended public schools in Can
ada
He came to the Washington
area in the l930s after working
as a commercial photographer
in California.
Mr.. Weeks is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Catherine Moore
Weeks; three sons, Donald r.
Weeks Of Somona road. Be-
thesda. Md, John D. Weeks of
300l Blueford road, Kensing-
ton, Nd, and Richard B. Weeks
of the home address; a sister,
Mrs. Jack Woods of Canada,
and 10 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at the
Robert A. Humphrey funeral
home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda. Md. Burial will be
at the Parklawn Cemetery in
Rockville.
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his career to the Republican
Party. A lifelong Methodist
he served for many years as a
lay leader in church organiza-
lions in Wilmington.
Mr.. Smith came to Washing
ton after his retirement in 1923
and had been active in COM
munity gardening work in
Glover Park. He was a member
Of the Metropolitan Methodist
Church here. and the Masonic
fraternity and Odd Fellows In
Wilmington.
In addition to his daughter
he is survived by two brothers,
Marshall j., Of Moorestown,
N. j., and j. Henderson, of
Wilmington, and a sister, Mrs
Carrie B. Speller, of Hills
boro, Greg.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 8 pm. Friday at the
s. H. Hines funeral home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV. Grave
side services will be held Sat-
urday in Wilmington.
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Mrs. {. B. Meigs, Is,
Club Founder, Dies

School and held office for many
years in the Washington Lit
erary Society.
For the last IS years she had
worked in the development Of
the Fort Hunter Museum al
Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Meigs is survived by two
sons, Arthur v. Meigs of 1924
Cathedral avenue NV, ano
DR.. j. Wister Meigs of New
Haven, Conn; two daughters
Mrs. Thornton Brown of Mil.
ton. Mass. and Miss Mary B
Meigs Of Wellfieet, Mass, anc
nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were to bt
held at 8 pm. today in st
Johns Church on Lafayette
Square. Burial win be in Rad.
nor. Pa.
The family requests that any
tokens Of sympathy be made Ii
the form Of contributions to thu
Fort Hunter Foundation.