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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

ALEX. SUBURBAN = Handsome
columned Colonial. built 1915;
circular drive. - acre. large holly
trees; center hall, 24-ft. liv. rm..
nrepl, formal 24xi5 din. rm., 4
BEDRMs.. 3 baths; sarage sun
deck, ground-level bsmt. Affords
All features for gracious living
SD 300, Ed. 0-53l6.
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MCLEAN; SUPERIOR sile and a

mcLEhNs GOfEhlOh size ana n
naneing-Huge 4-bedrm., 3-bath
brick; Handicapped ia-acre lot
Lovely. patio, glamorous rec. rm
with hrepl.. de luxe kitchen: low
down payment. Assume LARGE
4lse6 loan. S26,9 $50. EULA BANK
son. Realtor, IA. 4-4477
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ARL.-D0MINION HILLS bed
rms. full bsmt.: brk.; lge. fenced
I'd; firepl.; mr.. z Cor, school,
Pent.: S18,950. JE. 2-93l5.
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SPRINGFIELD = Fuliy air-condi-
toned Colonial brick. Three bed
rms, IN baths, porch, fenced
yard full bsmt., equipped kitchen.
Nv OWNER. Fl, 4-sA3R
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sell today. Semidet.
2-bedrm full bsmt, $500 down,
SlO,95O; assume loan. no red
HAWK really ATTY RE Es' s-oe77. jim
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PANORAMIC VIEW Of washington
and Maryland from this bic 6riek
split-level In the highly coveted
Riverwood area Of M Arl'-dre-
clan tiled entrance hail, q bedrns
master bedrm. IS it,, den, 8 fuli
paths, large finished rec, rm., 20
~, screened porch, 1s-ft. formal
dining rm., DREAM Kitchen, in
GLIDING indoor barbecue: 2-car ga
rage; Dashboard h.-w. heat: build
ers own home; priced TO sell AZ
S3s,n50. Shown by Apt, THF
darcy CO. REALTORS, 23ig
WILSON BLVD. ia. b-D393.
once open Q til Q.
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5. ARL.-2 bedrms.: total price,
$10.5OO. Convenient terms. Phone
IA. 7-3Ss3.
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3 bedrms,. liv. rm., firepi., sep
din. rm., kit, trem, full bsmt., mr.
school. Only SIS.550O. $500 cash
No agents please. 900 No. Patrick
Henry Dr.. JE. 2-2409.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

ARL.. N. - 3-bedrm. brick split
level; bsmt. rec. rm., h.-w.h.. scr.
porch; dead-eno ST.: fenced yd. ;
Sl6,300, assume GI. KE. S-6095.
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GEORGETOWN

Corner bldg. with once
and duplex at, each with
contains lge; Isl q. Nv I'm.
Nv: ain. nm. KIT. tPoss;
S SsSs hs aRd snd I sti: $685. 1880
ca Bo ME' & e P sHSSSP vi nc
IA e-030O Pes FE 2.aofI
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FALLs tHUhCH AhEA-A picture.
boQk-type bungalow on a auiet
gul-de.aac street with q beauti.
fully handicapped yard, some Of
the features are an up-t0.date
included Al the sale price of sf., I.
BOO Minimum cash under FHA or
OIL terms, Gail DARWIN REALTY,
IA. 9-Aa6I or JE a-Os7O.
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ARL., Washington Golf a. Country
Club area-Assume Ice. Az loan
on this 3-yr -old brk. rambler; 3
bedrms,, baths. extra-lee. rec.
rm., gar; delightful porch: excel.
lge. lot; elementary and jr. high
schools 2 blkS.. and. oh yes, we
are on q quiet cul-de-Sae: must
be seen to be appreciated: 500, 800,
SIN. dn. pymt KF 6-TA10
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CUMBERLAND. MD.

Count apt. house: 5 stories. 2
s sisEai iSvsstn oTss 81 r, ss trust T
yrs to responsible party. Call MT.
Metzger with JAMES L. DIXON a.
co, ST 3-T20O
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GLEN CARLHN-3 bedrms., ga
baths. rec. rm., garage. ter, porch;
30xf0 patio: $4,000. IA. b-7530.
HOLM HALLs--Large fenced yard.
5-osdrmi brick rambler, modern
equipped kit, Wall-to-Wali carpet.
screened porch. $4,000. BY
OWNER, so. S-S7Sa
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bedrms,, den, ga baths. large iiv.
Tm.. kit. and eating space. Z -acre
lot convenient schools; $50, 900.
Direct from OWNER, CT. B-2l22.
LORCOM LANE, excellent and con-
venlent N. Arlington location
walk 70 transp. and shopping
New 4-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler.
dc luxe kit. incl dishwasher and
disposal, 2 fireplaces, finished rec
rm. In fun bsmt, Priced az $50,
$50. For further details cali
THE DARBY CO. Realtors, 23i9
Wilson blvd IA. 6-9393. once
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FALLS CHuHCH-6pacioua Spllt-
level on dead.ehd a., beaut. yard
= bedFma- ~ baths. huge Twins
I'm, with swedish fireplace. sep
an fnis well-sguip; kit patio
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AbUUI JUNE % YOU can OCCUPY
our n. ARL, 3-bedrm., 2-bath
expanded rambler. selling below
cost in low POS. Owner win
finance completely. JE 3-T7O5
2s44 N. Rochester ST., Williams
burg area, 2 blks. west OF Syca-
more st.
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FALLS CHURCH oiTY-s.bedrm I.
&c. eolorafna bath, new brk split
rms. . baths al mali extra coat
lac, elee, lit, with wall even, din
rm. nreplaeet IN Nv. rm. and
nnhn rec. rm,. excel. neighbour
hood. COW. 20 bus, shopping,
public and parochial. elementary
and high schools ReaS. priced al
81 $50. Good nnaneine. MUNsoN
REALTY, JE 2-O0na.
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FOUR-BEDRM. sPLIT-LEvEL, de-
signed for a large family that
can afford the best. This new
brick home has all the features
ESSENTIAL to carefree living In
year-round comfort. Three .fuu
baths, de luxe oversize kitchen,
mahogany paneled rec. rm.,. rear
screened porch, carport and ga
rage Exclusive n Arlington To-
cation. and outstanding at only
s35,950, Shown by appointment
S R5RRlS "a $1,000 ssoN NJ o. CORP N .
PESL t n5 ~ e'"S' ~ -
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Brand-new, 3-bedrm, 2-bath brk,
split-level. near Wash. @. and C.
Club; yard-level rec. room with
fireplace, basement; finest schools
in Northern Va; S21,a5 FRANK
8 PHILLIPS, INC, ia. 7-S0l2;
evas KE S-oREQ
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NORTH-Close in; 4
bedrms,, ga baths, detached brick
Priced in low eos. ELIJAH. @.
ARNOLD (col USA, Ret. }, Broker,
EN-. 3-4335, IA. 5-84b4
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GOOD
$500
FREDERICK W.
BERENS

SALES. INC. IA. 5000
coLORED = ARLINGTON-Houses.
lots. acreage for sale, j. T.
SYPHAx, Broker, IA. S-424p.
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TIRED OF CRAMPEp LIYINOf

the trick This beautifni WOODED
setting Tor this attractive ".
Yeaf-old rambler featuring q
hedrms.. full bSmt.. lovely living.
DINING room combination and
large kitchen with eating space ].
This home has a large on loan
which you NAV assume and nav
only So per mo. incl. taxes and
ms. Balance can be arranged on
S cory lent terms 70 sll! Total
LucHs Co. RE9LTntSssss.N o ios%S
Wilson blvd, IA. b-6sOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

any way you take your spring
suit lined or unIined, in
wool or 3-seoson royon, with
3 size ranges, s departments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

william r. Sherwood, jr., So, 4s45 W
u46. sol 18th :t: NV Gas u.
I'd, Sc, and Joy E. Harris. II, 3457
Leonard Z. Smith, 81. and Bertha M
Porter 3S, both of 1907 Rises pl
James Mitchell, r. as. 1920 x st. Sc,
and Mary X. Jackson, Il. 1904
Independence ave. sc.
Harry w. Getnel. a., 1901 Clydesdale
Is. 1855 3sth st. NV.
Charles W. White, ir, 20, 200 4th
ST. NV and Cora z. Fletcher. 21
1929 Bird St s.w.
Charlie Brown. "a. and Ruby L. Evans
~, both of 233 Florida ape. NV.
John H. Rowe jr., "a, 2l41 30th St
ne. and Charla B. ReDlogle, 10,
James r, Lyles. "A. and Dorothy l.
Smith, 80, both Of 1857 Bruce st
CLARK @. Allen, 25, Reidsville, N. G..
and Matte l.. Bolden, 20. 423 lstf
otis L. White, 10. 24O2 end st. ne
and Dorothy E. Sykes, is, 1000
jackson St ne.
| Franklin L. Kalbfieisch, 81 Arlington,
Va. and June A. Langford, is. Falls
James r. shenk, 90, Alexandria. Va.
and Nancy l.. Langham, II. 44st
MacArthar blvd, NV.
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Fraud Charged
To Ex-AdmiruI

NEW YORK. Feb. 20 (R.-
A Brooklyn Federal grand jury
has indicted a retired rear ad-
miral on charges of defrauding
the Navy Of nearly $4,000 in
the sale Of soda pop concen-
trates.
Rear Admiral Charles H.
Gillian, 80, who retired from
the Navy in 1854 after AZ years
| in the service, was named
Wednesday with two California
businessmen and three distrib-
uting companies in indictments
charging perjury, fraud and
conspiracy.
Assistant United States At
torney Marie L. McMann said
the defendants misrepresented
their product as 1lavoring con-
centrate for ice cream when
actually 1t was a soda pop
concentrate. She also cited
a naval regulation against re-
tired officers representing Arms
seeking naval contracts.
t. Named with Admiral Gillian
were Albert A. Finer, president
Of the Apex Distributing Co..
Los Angeles; Joseph r. Snyder.
an accountant Of the company:
the company, and two other
companies headed by Finer
Wiltshire Sales Associates and
the MelroSe Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

Under d. C. I1w couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. tDdit three
full days and receiUe the
license on the nth day, Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
william e. Boyd, 90 1910 18th st
NV. and Carol j. Stems. %, Mime
Robert Jones, IS. 1919 8 st. NV, ant
Bette NJ Montgomery, "a, 1901
18th st NV
Gordon M. Morrow. 2s. and Edith L
Sorensen 20. both OF Alexandra.
Edward I. Schwartz, AZ. Philadelphia
and Eleanor Lighter. 43, 420l Mas.
Perry L. Dennis. 80, silver Spring
Nd. and Janet R. swearingen. 90
william II. jackson, 80, and Gladys L
Williams, 80. both Of oil V St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Rabbi Samuel GerstenfeId,
Father Of D. c. Leader

Rabbi Samuel Gerstenfeld,
"a, father Of DR.. Norman Ger
stenfeld of the Washington He
brew Congregation. died in New
York yesterday.
Regarded as a brilliant Tai
mudic scholar, Rabbi Gersten-
field was a descendant of a long
line Of rabbis Born in Rawa,
Austria, he served as q rabbi
in England for many years.
After later service in Holland.
he came to this country in 1916
to join the faculty Of the new
Orthodox Seminary. the Isaac
Elchanan Yeshiva in New York,
where he became professor of
codes and later professor emer-
titus.
Many leading scholars cor
responded with him on his in
depreciation of Jewish law, and
he was an adviser to Rabbinic
courts all over the world. A
traditionalist in his religion,
he was opposed to ignorant
piety and the pressure Of con-
formity that thwarted the in
dependent scholar. He often
said that the majority is usu-
ally wrong because truth is
never obvious and Consensus
gentium" is never a test of the
truth about God or man.
/ He developed a profound in
terest in English literature, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Milton SIosser, Oreunist
At Theuters and Cafes

Milton S. Slosser, 81, a we'll
known organist, died yesterday
at Providence Hospital after a
long illness. He was operated
on for a brain tumor last
February.
Mr.. Slosser had played at the
Willard Lounge for the past six
years. He came to the Capitol
Theater here in 1914 and dur
ing the war years made records
and prescriptions for use by
the armed services. He also
played on radio and television
and at the Casino Royal, the
400 Club and Ceres Restaurant.
Mr.. Slosser was born in
Bridgeport, Conn. He attended
st. Joseph's College at Rensse-
laer. Ind, and the Metropolitan
College of Music in New York.
His 41-year professional
career began in st. Louis.
where he played IA years at
the Missouri and Ambassador
theaters.
He later played at theaters
and clubs in Tulsa, Oklahoma
City, Indianapolis, Memphis.
Philadelphia. Pittsburgh and
Springfield, Mass, before COM
ing here.
Surviving are his widow, Lea,
and a daughter, Barbara, of
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Boiling, $4,000 at Anacostia
and $4,000 at Andrews.
The figures are accurate
enough to indicate the magni-
tude of the problem, Senator
Stennis said.
He suggested military pilots
be landed at Patuxent or Nor
folk for their proficiency flying.
Gen. QueSada was asked to
weigh these specific alternatives
to local bases.
1--WE indicated to Gen. QUE
sada we wanted not only a
temporary solution for the in
term period, but also one pred
icated on long-range planning"
said Senator Stennis after his
subcommittee heard the general
chart Washington airway prob
lens yesterday.
The Senate Appropriations
Committee recommended some
$2,4 million for National Air
port yesterday, the same figure
voted by the House. In all, the
Senate unit asked for 81 billion
Commerce, 1923 million more
than the House approved $949.8
million money bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
JohnM.S Jr., Dies;
GuidedMissiIe Expert

John M. Steele, jr., 81. a
physicist who worked on the
Polaris missile and had been
honored for superior work in
his field. died Thursday at Le-
land Memorial Hospital of
cancer after a six month illness.
Mr.. Steele was regarded as
an unusually promising scien-
list by his superiors. Last June,
he was given the Superior Ac-
complishment Award by the
David Taylor Model Basin in
recognition of his work on sta
bility studies for the hydrotoil
craft.
The results of this project
are expected to lead to design
improvement in these vessels, "
the citation. signed by Rear
Admiral w. H. Leahy. declared.
1t went on, Both the theo-
retical and expert m e mt a !
studies involved original re-
search for which there was
little prior information or
guidance. He exhibited I'M
usual resourcefulness and origi-
nality in meeting unexpected
difficulties encounted in the
progress of these studies" The
citation included an award of
5000.
Mr.. Steele had been employed
at the David Taylor Model
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Lost Rites Held
For Eva BieIouss

Services were held yesterday
at the Danzansky funeral home
for Miss Eva G. Bielouss, an
assistant librarian for the
Coast and Geodetic Survey,
who died Wednesday at George
Washington University Hos
pital. She was A.
An employee Of the survey
since l949, Miss Bielouss for
merly served as a Librarian with
the American National Red
Cross. the United States Army
Air Force, the National Roster
of Scientific and Specialized
Personnel and the Catholic
University of America.
She also was active in the
field of anthropology. She was
the author of an article "The
Marriage Ceremonies of the
Philippine Peoples" and a mem
Der Of several professional an
thropological associations.
Born in New York. Miss Bic
louss was a graduate of George
Washington University, and re-
ceived her masters degree in
anthropolcgy from Catholic
University.
Miss Bielouss lived at the
Woodner with her mother, Mrs.
Bella Bielouss.
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Mrs. Boehm, 81,
Long Active in
Catholic Affairs

Mrs. Arthur j. Boehm. So. a
lifelong resident Of the Wash
ington and Silver Spring area.
died yesterday of cancer at
her home at 800 Thayer avenue,
Silver Spring.
Born in Hyattsville. Mrs.
Boehm was the former Frances
Clark Osbourn. She was edu-
Gated in the public schools of
Washington and Notre Dame
Academy.
Mrs. Boehm was active in
Catholic missionary and church
work here despite Ill health for
many years. She organized a
group of friends to help support
a missionary and seminarian
in Ceylon.
She was conSulter of the
sodality Of st. Michael's Church
in Silver Spring and a member
of the Mothers Club of st,
Johns College High School in
Washington.
For the last three years. Mrs
Boehm had been doing circu-
lating and advertising work fol
the Record Newspapers Of
Montgomery County.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Of the home address;
four sons, Kenneth Dickson, q
son by a former marriage, OF
sos Thayer avenue; John E.
Arthur j., jr., and William j
Boehm, all Of the home ad-
dress; her mother, Mrs. Emma
l. Osbourn, also of 805 Thayel
avenue; a sister. Mrs. James C
Cawood, 2619 Branch avenue
Sc; a brother. DR.. Raymond
A. Osbourn, 8406 Cedar street
Silver Spring, and four grand.
children
Services will be held at 9:3C
am. Monday in the Taltavul
funeral home, 3103 Fourteenth
street NV, followed by re,
QUEEN mass at 10 am. at st
Michael's Church in Silvel
Spring. Burial will be in Noun
Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
John E. Grody,7l.
Retired Pennsy
Conductor

John E. Grady, II, a resident
of the Washington area for
more than so years, died yes
terday after a heart attack at
his home, 5212 Tilden road,
Bladensburg, Md.
Born in Orange, Va, Mr.
Grady had been with the
Pennsylvania Railroad for 43
years, having begun there as
a brakeman in 1911. Before
that he had been a motorman
for Capital Traction, the old
District transit system.
AS a conductor Mr.. Grady
was well known to many prom
inent political figures who rode
the Pennsylvanias Congress
sional," including Dwight D
Eisenhower and Harry S. Tru-
man. He retired in 1858.
Mr.. Grady married the for
mer Amy Metz, who survives
in 1914. Also surviving are a
daughter, Mrs. Edward j. Cum
bingham of Kensington, Md.
three grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be al
% pm. Monday at the Dea
funeral home, 4812 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial will bt
at Glenwood Cemetery, 221S
Lincoln road NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Miss Morquordt,
Ex-Army Nurse

First Lieut.. Cordelia M. Mar
quardt, U. S. Army Nurse Corps
retired, a sister Of, Miss Arlevs
Marquardt of Washington, dice
today of a heart condition ir
Iron Mountain, Mich. She was
81.
Miss Marquardt visited Wash
ington in 1914 en- route home
from Iran. She served in both
the European and Pacific the.
aters during her years as ar
Army nurse.
After her retirement she re-
turned to private duty at Moth
er Cabrini Memorial Hospital in
Chicago, where she took hel
nurses training. Miss Marquardt
was a native of Wausau, Wis.
Her sister here, who also IL
"a nurse. lives at the Chastletor
Hotel. Miss Marquardt is also
survived by seven other sisters
and a brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Andrew Steele,
Retired Adiuster

Andrew A. Steele, 50, a re-
tired employe of the Aetna
Casualty and Surety Co.. died
yesterday of cancer at the
home of his mother, Mrs. A. M,
Steele, 1857 Thirty-f1rst street
NV.
A Washington resident for
the last three years, Mr.. Steele
retired a year ago because OF
i'll health. An insurance ad-
justor, he was employed by
the Aetna company almost 80
years. Born in Alabama, Mr.
Steele made his home fol
many years in Birmingham.
He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Sara D. Steele; two
daughters, Mrs. E. S. Parsor
of South Boston, Va, and Sara
Jane Steele of Arlington; his
mother, and a brother, John
A., of Orlando.
Services were to be held at
4 pm. today in the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 1901 -Four.
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in Memphis, Tenn, or
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Dr.. R. F. Poole,
Headed Clemson

ANDERSON, S. c., June Z
.P).-Dr. Robert Franklin Poole,
botanist, educator and for near
ly Is years president Of Glenn
son College. died at Anderson
Hospital last night after suf-
fering a heart attack.
DR.. Poole, GA, was stricken at
his home in nearby Clemson.
Funeral plans were incom-
plete.
Most of his secondary educa-
ton was received In Barksdale
S. c. He received a BIS. degree
from Clemson in 1916. From
Rutgers University he earned
an MS. in 1918 and Pho. in
1921.
During World War I he was
with the Aerial Photography
Service in France and Ger
many. From 1920 to 1925 he
served as assistant plant path
ologist at the New Jersey Agri-
cultural Experiment Station
In 1926 he went to North Caro-
lima State College as associate
plant pathologist and associate
professor Of plant pathology
and remained there IA years.
He became Clemson's presi-
dent July /. 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Mrs. D. M. French,
Lee Descendant

Mrs. David Milton French, a
descendant of the family of
Robert E. Lee and a lifelong
resident Of Alexandria, died
yesterday at her home in
Hunting Terrace Apartments.
She was SO.
The former Jean Brent, she
was the daughter Of the late
Judge Samuel G. Brent and
Rebecca Lloyd Tabb Brent of
"Whitemarsh," Gloucester
County, Va. She was the great
granddaughter of John Lloyd
and Anne Harriotte Lee Lloyd,
who lived at the Lloyd house
on the corner of Washington
and Queen streets in Alexan-
dria.
Mrs. French's husband died
about 20 years ago. She is sur
vived by a son. DR.. David
Milton French, of Wyandotte,
Mich, two grandsons and a
brother, Col. George Brent.
USA, retired. Of Lakeland, Fla.
Services will be at 1880 pm.
Monday at Christ Church in
Alexandria. Burial will be in
st. Paul's Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

Basin since April, 1855. He was
took advanced work at the uni
versity.
Surviving are his wife. Pa
tricia, and a six-week-old
daughter, Lauren. His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Steele
of Seabrook, also survive.
Services will be held at 10
am. Monday at the chapel al
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
one of a team Of physicists and
engineers who worked on the
Polaris missile.
He was a lifelong resident Of
Seabrook, Md. He received his
bachelor of science degree ir
civil engineering from the Uni
versity of Maryland in 1855
and was a member of Tau Beta
Pi honorary fraternity. He also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Mrs. Andrews,
OfHurrisonburo

Mrs. Rosa Lee Andrews, 81, q
native of Mount Valley, Va,
and a former resident of Har-
risonburg, Va, died Thursday
at the Medical College of Vir-
GINA Hospital in Richmond.
Mrs. Andrews, a former
practical nurse, had lived for
some years in Mount Rainier,
Md, before moving to Har-
risonburg. For the last year,
she had been a guest at the
Episcopal Home for the Aged
in Richmond.
She is survived by a son
Byron Andrews of West Field
N. j., and five grandchildren
Also surviving is a half-sister
Mrs. Virginia Rymon of Long
Island, N. Y.
Funeral services were held
yesterday in Richmond. Grave
side services were to be held
at Mount Valley Cemetery al
2 pm. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Mrs. Paul R. Neff,
Wife of Examiner
In Patent Office

Mrs. Paul R. Neff, a Wash
ington resident for 81 years,
died yesterday at her home,
1900 Rittenhouse street NV,
after a long illness. She was
Sc.
Mrs. Neff was the wife of an
examiner with the United
States Patent Office. She was
graduated from George WASH
ington University in 1880, and
was employed in the National
Savings and Trust Co. before
her marriage.
The former Helen Goodin,
Mrs. Neff was the daughter of
the late Harvey Goodin of Can
ton, Ohio. She attended Heidel-
berg College at Tiffin, Ohio, be-
fore coming to Washington in
1927.
Mrs. Neff was a member of
the Mount Pleasant Chapter of
the Order of the Eastern Star,
and Of Grace Evangelical and
Reformed Church, where she
was active in the Women's
Guild.
Besides her husband, of the
home address, she is survived
by three children, Mrs. T. John
Metz of Ann Arbor, Mich, and
Margaret and William Neff OF
the home address.
Also surviving are a sister
Mrs. Herbert Vandersall oil
Cairo, Egypt; and two brothers
Jay L. Goodin of Canton, ano
Lloyd of Rogers City, Mich.
Services will be held at 2::3C
pm. Tuesday at the Lee funeral
home, Massachusetts, avenue
and Fourth street NE. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery