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MAY l15s, SHERMAN HERBERT
OF l5ls First 81. NV, beloved hus-
band Of Eula Herbert, stepson OF
Lucy BOYD. brother ol Celestlne Her
bert and nephew OF Marie, Herbert.
tlves and friends After 8 pm.
Monday, May 3, 1895, friends are
invited TO call at the Jarvis Funeral
Chapel, ii32 You st. NV, where
funeral services will be held on
terment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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MYRTLE ARoN, Secretary NJ I
KIEsECKER. HELENE ROMAN. 0

Friday, May ., 1855. at Providence
Hospital HEL ENE ROMAN KIE-
Seeker. wife of the late Alvin
B Kieseeker. daughter OF Kath-
pr nr'nI Frederick oSN 3 roman ana 'nf FRIENDS sss
may call at the s H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 290l l4th st NV,
after 12 noon Sunday. Nav 4
(parking facilitiesl Mass at the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart, 18th
st and PARK rd n ", on Monday,
May ., at 10 am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4
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AUD. JANE ALLEN Ipss Msrrayl

ton Narsins Home Peaonian SiIs
sprines, Va, JANE ALLEN AUD
tnec Murray Of Herndon, Va,
mother OF Mrs, Barbour Hutchi-
son and MrS Kobe Curtiee' Hern-
M and William s Aud Of Martins
burg. w. Va sister cf Mrs Salhc
Beard, HardinSbnrg, XIV survived
BY seven grandchildren and fifteen
great-grandehildren. FRIENDS may
call az the Green Funeral Home,
Herndon, Va, where services Will
be held az pm. Monday, Nav s.
Interment Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
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GARNRTT, HARRIEIT J. The fam

nv Of the late HARRIErI J, GAR-
NETT wishes TO express their sim
cere gratitude and appreciation to
the minister fraternal organization.
relatives and friends for flowers,
cards. teieQrams. use OF cars and
other expressions Of sympathy ex-
tended during their recent bereave-
ment The FAMILY.
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lrnfha
aAGE. THEpEKICK q. aadd!

1AGE. TnKDIEICk g. suddenly On
fRicK c. "dxok,s nthssr oi iis R
MafEarets Smith 81 COLUMBUS
ONO, aud hFethfr 81 Mrs. aFphfone
Murphy oi l.nckport, NJ Y. and
Mrs Florence Henfer Of Snyder,
n y funsral from the " X.
bf,lg ueorela ave nv ON Tues
day, MAJ u, AZ niia an, tpafkine
iacilitles IN rear Of funeral homel
REQUIEM mass al, the Nativity Cath.
0lic Church a. nsau am Relatives
saq .smin I'nS S,ns,es a,sa S,i.hs S ss.sqd c,s e.
terry,
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CEMETERY LOTS

TSS.R e,S..ry nESSSSED SSSSE oR asit tESSR tHSS9
EASTER sHNRIsE SERVICE THIS
WEEK; at great sacrifice. ; ideally
in pairs or in their entirety TO settle
Nj fsMfTH. Attorpar-in-Fsct
CEDAR HILL sites, reas,, must
after . pm or before - noon
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-.4
fsSlee e.T sgSS Sis 'RfE0f re- sSfss sfs!ff Oh
CEMETERY SITES (5i. Fort Lincoln.
Garden Of the Cross section, $3.50
VA. 5-276l. .--.-.-.--
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Ghurch@osPlot for sale at reduction
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
"a burial Sites reasonable Ju'
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK. Falls
CHURCH. burial sites reasonable
FOUR SITES in Lot 22I-A. Sec C-1,
in Washington Nati Cemetery. $3.50
Box 4i0-X, Star
FOR sALE-s cemetery lots. National
Memorial Park ST 3-b4s6 MR.
FORT LINCOLN-oarden of the
Apostles erypts' blk. 49, lot 81"
WASHINGTON NATIONAL = Choice
lot, four sites, $500 cash. NO,
1-as7s after z pm l..
"WORLD RENOWNED" FORT LIN
coin CEMETERY. UNIQUE FLOR
AL CLOCK-PERPETUAL CARE
INsITRINo sSSGIeE THIS EAsTER sWTEsK sqNRlsE 81 FTsst
sacrifice. ) ideally, located burial
OF THE APOSTLES will be sold
singly. In pairs, or in their entirety
to settle an estate DE T-l400,
STUART NJ. SMITH, Attorney-in-
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARKI74-site
plot value, seo95 viii sell less
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--4
S6sr snder current price terms. JU
PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY--Two
burial sites near main safe, lovely
section two markers; perpetual
care, $3.50 RA 3-6l17
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK. Falls
Church, Va -Four gravesites in
the beautiful English garden sec
ton. cash or terms Also = sites
near the duck pond JE 2-225g
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-will
for cH. s-7als,
CHOICE LOT in National Memorial
Park Cemetery in section EE, half
price. c. ENDERs. IA. 5-7724.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Burial
sttes. centrally located. Ju. 7-7376.
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:, 1865, at Millersviiie, Nd. RICH.
ARD BAILEY Of Rock, Point. Nd. y.
husband Of the late Nettie N Bailey,
Ralph, Sterling and Louis Bailey,
Stepfather Of Richard Carter
Friends may call at the Arehart
Funeral Home, Inc, La Plata, Md 4,
until Monday, May ). at pm
Baptist Church at . pm. Inter.
ment church cemetery.
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THE FAMILY


The family Of ne eSlate VERONICA
GLADYS CRAWFORD wishes to
thank the minister ana manv trlenos
pathy and the beautiful flowers at
me death OF my beloved wife
PAUL r. CRAWFORD AND FAM
lily.
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WOOD, SARAH EsTELLA. On Thurs
day. day May IsSs, Ssrss a. Casually Hls,,,5 Hos;
Charles c. Wood. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st and Mass. ave ne, until $3.50
am Tuesday, May 6. REQUIEM
mass VIII be offered at the Holy
and East Capitol sts.. at q am
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5
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THE FAMILY.

coRDovER. ABRAHAM: The family q
the late ABRAHAM CoRDOVER
gratefully Acknowledges the many
expressions OF love and sympathy
shown rs during our recent De-
reavement.
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REAGAN. RUSSELL W. on ssturd.

MAY 3. 1858. at George Washineton
Hospital, RUSSELL W. REAGAN Of
550e 18th st NV, beloved husband
of Thelma E REAGAN, father of
Jesse c. Reagan, brother OF Mrs
B F, Williams, Durham, n c.:
Robert Reagan, Lexington, n c.:
Mrs Lille HUFF, Mrs. Ruby Massey,
both OF Yancyyllle, N. C., and
Matte Thomas, Danville, Va Serv-
ices at the S. II Hines Co Funeral
Home, 2901 i4th st. NV on
Tuesday May q, at 10 am. (parking
facilities) Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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RANDOLPH. MARIE. On Thursday

May !, 1855. MARIE RANDOLPH
Of 943 r st. NV, devoted mother
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Green. niece o.
Thomas Lewis She Is also survived
by other relatives and friends Re.
mains may be viewed at her late
May ). Funeral Tuesday, May 8, Al
pm from Barnes & Matthews
Funeral Home. 36l9 4th ST. NV
G4th st. at Spring rdD, the Rev
Edward Thomas off1ciatine. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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3. 1865, at her home, 4326 chesa.
peake st. NV. LYDIA E. PEASE
beloved mother Of Mrs. John H
Conway, grandmother of Betsy Con
way and Mrs Charles A, BloedorT
ana great-grandmother Of charlent
Bloedorn Friends may call al
GawIef's Chapel, 1856 Pennsylvania
ave NV fcourtesv parking op-
positel, after IL noon Sunday,
Nav 4. where services Will be held
on Monday, MAY ), at am. In
terment Mount Hope Cemetery, Chi
cago, Ill
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MAY 3. loss RUDOLF MoSsE Of
au0 n Madison 81 Arlington, Va
devoted father OF Mss Joy Mosse
Re also Is survived py his mother
Mrs Felicia Nose. a sister. DR.
Hilda Mosse, anu brother, George
Mosse OF Madison, Wis. Mr.. Mosse
Sons Funeral Home, 35Ol lfth ST.
NV. until Monday, May 3, at IL
noon Funeral service and in
terment private In lieu OF flowers.
the family suggests that contribu-
tions may be made to the Georee
Washington University SURGICAL Re-
search Fund.- D
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pAYNr. EoumIA- on Erldar. Mny Z

1905 EouiiIA PAYNE Of 5sJG
Pomroy I'd. Sc She S survived by Q
three brothers, Willie. Melvin and
Edwin Mentz. Many other relatives
and friends The BODY will lie In
state after o pm Monday, May
,. 1865, at Canaan Baptist Church,
51i4 Georgia avenue NV, Where
services will be held Tuesday, May
y 1888. at I 80 pm. Rev Cecil NJ.
Mills offeiatins. Interment Arlington
Cemetery D
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LEE, AUGUSTUS. The family Of the

iste AuGUsTUs LEE wishes to ex-
press their heartfelt thanks to their
many relatives and friends for their
foral tributes. cards. telegrams and
many other expressions OF kindness
and sympathy during their recent
Bereavement. MARY NJ SMILEY.
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oRosM Allan n. a special com.

" rhunieation Of Crew Chase
N a called for Z pm, Mon
lNA day. May >, At 1910 wia-
Nv consin ave. NV, Tor the
~ purpose Of condueting fu-
neral services for our late
lher ALLEN N. OROSH.
VERNON DETWILER. Master.
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pital, THERESA 4. BRAHLER 1nee
1yonl of 1900 Calvert St. Lewis
dale, Nd, the beloved wife Of Fran
snA CHS & AZ BrShlsr., mot mother Of Joan 7.
thy L. Kenney Eleanor G. Shea,
Grace c. Gettings and N Jean
Shure. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881 Geor-
gia ave. NV, on Monday. May 5,
81. Anthony's Church, 10Th and
Monroe sts ne. at 10 am In
terment 50. Mary'S Cemetery. Rela-
tiveS and friends are invited 4
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May 8. 1858, at the home Of Ser
daughter Mrs. John NJ. Rails, 1917
2ath st, NV, INDER T, LONDON,
wife Of the late John Haughton
London Services and interment at
ST Bartholomew Episcopal Church,
Pittsboro. N c., on Tuesday, May q
I'm lieu of flowers. donations TO the
Christ Church of Georgetown Build
ing Fund, will be appreciated
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LUsBY, CHARLES A. on THURSDAY,
MAY. /, 1855, at Mount Alto Hos,
pital, CHARI ES A LUSBY. the
beloved brother of Genevieve Leon
ara and William A Lhsby. Funeral
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home. 1891 Good Hope I'd Sc,
on Monday, May ;. at s am
thence TO st. Joseph's Catholic
Church, where mass will be offered
a. 500 am for the repose Of
his soul Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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BONAvITA. HERBERT n on saturd0

MAY 3, 1858, at his residence, 04s
North Mckinley rd, Arlington. Va,
HERBERT I. BONAV1TA. beloved
husband OF Margaret Barksdale
Bonavita, father OF Mrs. Ellen Mar
TIN Of Washington, d. C.; Mrs. Betty
Cox Miss Patricia Ann and Nancy
Lee Bonavita OF Arlington. Va; son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A BunaYita Of
Charlottesville. Va. grandfather Of
Andrea Marie Oliver, Michael r.
Cox, Dolores Ann Martin and
Timothy o. Martin: brother OF Roy
II, Bonavita, Mrs Kenneth Burgess
Of Bethesda, Md; Willie Dewey
Bonavita of Schenectady, N. Y;
Fred w Bonavita and Mrs Emma
C Smith Of Charlottesville. Va.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Va. where funeral services will be
held on Monday, MAY at II am.
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
fery
Evening star., 1958-05-04

kEISER' LINNIE A. .0fieers and
AgN Lodge. No. 5. l. o. o. F., and
NJ of the Rebecca Assembly, Dis
EA trict Of Columbia, are requested
NLN 10 attend services for our late
NV sister, LINNIE A KEISER,
EH p. P, to be conducted by the
H Assembly officers at the Robert
~ A Pumphrey Funeral Home,
1857 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md,
on Sunday, May 4. 1858, ~ 2 pm
FRANCIS F. HONIZ.
MYRTLE ARoH, seefetary 1
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RICHARDSON, MARJORIE A.

wednesday, April 30, 1888. at
Prince Georges County General Hos
Of 55Ia Randolph ST., Cheverly,
Nd. beloved wife Of Milton R.
Richardson and mother Of Lawrence
william Richardson: daughter of
the late William and josephine
Gutridge, sister of Edna Page,
Myrtle Wilkins, Leila wilkins, Cor
nelia Handley, Melvin, Irwin and
Clyde Cutridge Funeral from
the James T Ryan Funeral Home,
3l7 Pa ave. Sc, on Monday, May
), at 1880 pm Relatives and
friends invited Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
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BARKER. MARY BLAINE On Thurs.

Sts Sas May bsNE IRsf l. BRRRER PRflf5s VIZ; sic
Of the late william Z. Barker.
Friends may call at GaWler's
chapel, 1855 Pa, ave. NV. teourtesy
parking oppoSitei where services
viii be held on Tuesday, May q.
at pm Interment private
Please omit flowers.
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CALLINAN, 1t. COT. FRANK 9.

ISAta On Tuesaay. April 22. l95s,
FRANK Afs'ps0Sa E cALETNAN EfsSrT1 usAFE. Al cSE for.
merly OF 2454 North Rockingham
St. Arlington, Va, beloved husband
Of Anna NJ Callinan. father OF
Mary Ann and Susan. Gertrude CAL
Imam. son OF Mrs E. J callinan
Of BENJAMIN J and John @. Cal
Imam Of Falls Church. Va. and
MAJ Patrick NJ Callinan, Fitzsim-
mons Army Hospital, Denver Colo
Friends may call at the Arlinston
Funeral Home, 1901 North Fairfax
at 80 3 Il. Ma i wiz 81 offered
At Fort Myer Chapel on Monday.
May ;. at 10 am Intermeut
Arlington National Cemetery, with
full paflitarv
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WOLFE. BARNET. On Saturday. Ma,
WOLFE, BARNET An courads. .,

IHhNEI, All comrades OF
Post 5S, Jewish War
Veterans. will meet at
| the Danzansky Funeral
Home, 3501 l4th st. NV,
at 1870 pm. Sunday.
May 4, 1888. for services
to be held for our de-
parted Comrade BAR
'JFE
iILBERMAN. Commander
OK, Adiutant.
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nAMMERLY. MARY vIRGNIA.

HAMMERLY, MARY VIRGINIA on
GINA HAMAiERLY of l5Oa Illinois
ave, NV. age 0i years wife OF the
late John W Hammerly, a Civil
John HammCrlv OF 1905 3Ath
ST., Brentwood Nd Funeral from
the ". W Deal Funeral Home, fAl2
ueorgia ave. NV. Notice Of services
later. hf t
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9. i95s, LiNNIE 4. KEIsER ot 7Ifs
Glenbrook I'd, Bethesda, Nd. be-
loved wife OF the late william s.
Keiser and mother of William NJ
and Hugh Y. Keiser; mother-in -in-law
OF Grace X keiser. Friends are
invited 10 call az the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A Pumphrey. Bethesda, Md
where services will be held on
Monday, Nav 3. at II am. Inter
ment Glenwood Cemetery.
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CAMPBELL, GEORGE MITCHELL. or

Thursday, May l., 1858, az the Dis
trict General Hospital, GEORGE
MITCHELL CAMPBELL Of I'D 7th
Campbell, beloved father Of Evelyn
Mitchell Campbell He also leaves
to mourn their loss other relatives
and many friends Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home, a0l 3rd st. sw., where friends
May 9 Funeral services Wednesday
May ., at pm ct the Mount
Moriah Baptist Church. 18th and
East Capitol sts, the Rev. Harvey
Randolph, pastor The Rev. A.
joseph Edwards, pastor OF Zion
Baptist Church offiating. lnterment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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SHAW. RoBERrA 5, he family q
' GRIFFIN SHAW.
sNITH. M.RGARET Riley. 2

SMITH. MARGARET Riley; The
family Of Palestine Smith HILL
Louise Smith Settle, Madeline. Smith
stanmore, Crawley Smith and Mary
gratitude Is deep; our love is strons
for you. dear relatives and friends,
and for our mother, daughter and
wife. We want to thank all OF
you for paving her the highest
tribute YOU could we hope that We
can serve you in the least expected
way at the least expected time
suppress your grief tdi5 i9 Srs Srder 70 keep
those who had masses. those who
sent fioral bouquets, those who Wis
cards. worked gave gifts. wrote
poems and letters, Gonzass High
College, Woodward e. Lothrop. Holy
Name Convent friends in Pitts
burgh and Cleveland: Shaw Junior
partment, churches, groups, her
sodality and mere acquaintences.
on Mothers Day, May IL, a
cord bouquet mass will be offered
through the graces of Nora Banks,
1--WE would like to have more ad-
dresses Of those who paid re-
spectsl
SMITH, MARGARET RILEY. l wish
Georgia WASHINGTON, and her staff.
the Nurses Unit Of the First Baptist
Church and my coworkerS at the
Naval Gun Factory, for their kind
expressions Of sympathy at the
passing of my beloved sister-.n-
law. MRS MARGARET RILEY
Ssna1 SSnt1 rr,sA onsrrry r1r o1u,AN
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LUBER. JENNIE. on Friday. May

less hGEshi JENNIE qn GuBER EIIdag y a5sS 9sS
18th 81 NV. beloved mother OF
Mrs. Glare L Goodman of Ashe-
vile. y c.: Mrs Melvin J Berko-
WITT Mrs. Ruby BERG. Mrs An
Mrs Milton J. Garinkie Walter
and S Gerald Luber She also is
survived by two sisters, Mrs Esther
FirSch Of Chicago. III and Mrs
Minnie Davis of os Angeles. CAIN .
thirteen grandchildren and six
Observation-Disclosures Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard Dan2ansky &,
Sons Funeral Home. 35O1 l4th
st NV on Sunday, May 4. at
m. Interment Ohev Sholom
Cemetery Memorial week. 3539
18th st NV
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HAWKINS. ALMA. on Saturday. May
q, 95S, ALMA HAWKINS Of iJ52
itSt ave, brentwood. Nd Notice
OF funeral later AFTangenents by
traz,erA FuneERl Home,
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KoZEL, CHARLES GEORGE. On satur-

day May 3. 1858 al his residence.
GGhSRYEs GtIS Ys9n EoRaE SEyd 6zFf A6TfftOP BELOVED vs
brother Of Mrs Johanna Batters of
Washington, D c. Friends may call
a. TIE Ives Funeral Home. oS47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Monday, Nav :, at . p nj Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery Reho-
both Beach. Del. papers please copy.
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MILLER, GERTRUDE Z. on FrI

May 2. iass' 81 Arlington Hos.
pltal. GERTRUDE b MILLER.
mother OF Lola Mae 1nscoc, Freda
Unger. Clarence y 7. Lester Z George
Vernon and Herbert Miller She
grandchildren and six Ereat-e' and
children Friends may call al the
funeral home OF Money * King,
lTl Maple ave west, Vienna, Va.
Services will be held on Monday.
Gospel Church. aai3 Que st. NV.
Washington. D. c. lnterment Ma
tional Memorial Park Cemetery.
Falls Church. Va.
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OA0E. FREnERIrK q. An membsrs

klnthllk e. All members
2 sfuo, v. D W. are hgreby
notified Of the deaih of
ComrRde FREDERICK G,
1 GAGE aud are requested
i 10 assemble at the Hunte.
mann Funeral % %homs' ss
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HIGH. MARY KATHERINE. On satur

ssturdaS NJ Man % !, 1855, stuShS az Sis resi- 81
denee Holly Hill Harbor Nd RAY
MOND f. HUNTT. beloved husband
OF Annie I HUNT and father Of
Ruth Schreiher, Thelma Diedrich
and Rodney z. HUNT, and son OF
Edward Lee HUNT, brother OF Elsie
Stewart, Gertrude Cation and Leslie
HUNT. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope rd. Sc, on Tuesday,
May Il, 1865, at pm. Iaterment
Congressional Cemetery.
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ily Of the late JOHN ALLEN RfDG-
WAY wish to express their deep
appreciation TO Pepco Co. and
many friends for their acts Of kind
ness and expressions OF sympathy
during their recent bereavement
THE FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
Sievers 3 Up on 81 Pace
InThriI|ing Home Run Race
Mantle, Jensen Hottest
In Fight of 4 SIuggers

hit only nine since. Jensen has
hit Is since May. taking the
lead with II In June. Mantle
has hit 20 since May. swatting
10 IN Is games this month.
Sievers has hit Is since May.
i've this month and three In
two days 10 overhaul Gerry.
Sievers, who led with AZ last
season. ripped a pair of two
run shots last night. the second
a two-out drive that capped a
four-run ninth inning as the
Senators beat Cleveland. 7-6.
Sievers' 2lst beat the Indians
Tuesday night.
The other sluggers failed to
hit one as the Yankees defeated
Detroit, '3-2, on Bob Turkeys
three-hitter. Boston beat Kan
sas City. So. and Baltimore
split a twi-night pair with Chi
cago. winning. 6-5. after a 6-1
White Sox victory.
Turley. the winningest pitcher
in the majors this season. won
his l4th on a three-run. fourth
inning homer by Jerry Lumpe,
See AMERICAN. Page CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
By the Associated Press

The big question in the Ma
tional League race is who's
going to crack first. While
three Of the so-called contend
ers fade away. Milwaukee and
San Francisco are stepping
along just a half game apart,
and the suddenly competitive
Cubs are at their heels.
The Braves kept that half
game edge with a 6-5 decision
at st. Louis last night after
blowing a 40 lead. just eight
points behind are the Giants,
who whipped the fizzling Phil
lies, 90.
The Cubs kept their third
place perch. 2l2 games behind
Milwaukee. by running up a
five-game streak for the first
time this season, sweeping
their second double-header in
four days with comeback S..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star stan writer

The Redskins long-awaited
big deal for a lineman came of
today. with the Washington
clun getting Tackle Jim Wealth.
erall from the Philadelphia
Eagles in exchange for Tackle
Don. Owens.
1t was a big deal in a couple
Of ways. Weatherall, a three
year veteran of pro football,
who was twice picked on the
All-American team at Okla
homa. is a 6-foot-4. 252-pound
individual, whose strong suit
is defense. Owens Is 6 feet 5
and weighs 250.
Two more players were added
to the expanding roster last
night when General Manager
Dick Mccain announced that
Franklin Delano Brooks. for
mer Georgia Tech guard and
linebacker. and Galen Lack,
who filled similar roles al
College of the Pacific, had re-
turned their signed contracts
Negotiations Completed
Coming Immediately after
the acquisition Of Fullback
Johnny Olszewski from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
Nj lContenders Wait
For Someone to Crack

and Us decisions over Gin
cinnati.
That gave the Redlegs a
seven-game losing string. They
escaped the cellar only because
of Pittsburgh's IA victory over
Los Angeles.
Solo homers in the fifth
inning by Hank Aaron and
Eddie Mathews. who hit a pair,
gave it to the Braves against
reliefer Chuck Stobbs (0-O as
the Cards slipped flve' games
behind. Mathews first homer
and Billy Bruton's first Of the
season helped Warren SPAIN
to q 40 lead. but the Cardinals
took over with a five-run third
capped by Ken Boyer's grand
slam.
SPAIN, now l1-6. needed
more help after the fifth fol-
See NATIONAL. Page c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
KUHARIcH SEES LINE STRENGTHENED
WeotheroII Acquired
In Swop With Eagles

Chicago Cardinals. a move ex-
pected to give the Redskins
balanced depth, the Weather.
all deal figures to give the
team needed defensive strength
at left tackle.
Imagine this fellow playing
next to Gene Brito," COM
mented George Marshall, presi-
dent Of the team. after being
assured negotiations had been
completed. Its gonna be rough
on those quarterbacks next
fall"
Line Coach Dick Evans. who
ran with the ball after Head
Coach Joe Kuharich discussed
the trade with General Man.
ager Vince Mentally of the
Eagles, thinks Weatherall is the
See REDSKINS. Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

The only race worth men,
tloning IN the American League
is the chase for the home run
crown. and it's q thriller.
There's only q four-homer
gap between Boston's Jackie
Jensen. the leader with 81. and
the defending champion, Roy
Sievers OF Washington. and
Bob cerv Of Kansas City. tied
with %. Mickey Mantle OF New
York, the hottest Of them all.
Is in between with "a.
For the record. they're all be-
hind Babe Ruth's record so
pace Of 1927. The Babe had hit
30 through SO games. The Ath-
letics have played 81 games,
the Red Sox and Yankees 80
and the Senators 81, not
counting ties.
Mantle was even with Ruth
at this stage when he hit So
in his triple-crown sweep Of
1856.
cerv. banged up with q bro
ken jaw. broken toe and bruised
hand of late. led the pack with
IA at the end Of May but has
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Ed Johnson
Fuvors Limit
On Sports Bill
BY the Associated Press

Former Senator Edwin John
son Of Colorado urged Congress
today to put a 6-year limit
on legislation that would lift
the antitrust laws from many
practices Of organized baseball
and other professional sports.
In that way. johnson told the
Senate Antitrust Subcommit-
tee, the major leagues may be
induced to compensate the
minors for telecasting games
into their territory.
johnson, former president Of
the Western League, supported
q House-passed bill designed
to remove any question of the
legality of pro sports contract
reserve clause, drafts, trades
and territorial rights.
Urges 4O-Player Limit
But the Coloradan proposed
two amendments, one for the
six-year limit and another to
prevent major league teams
from controlling more than 40
players at any one time.
In recommending the time
limit, johnson referred partic-
ularly to a provision in the
measure which would permit
baseball and the other sports
to regulate Tv-radio broad
casts of their games. The
See HEARING, Page C-3
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MUNDT TO INSIST
ON TEAM HERE

Senator Mundt, Repub-
lican Of South Dakota, an
nounced today that he in
tends to offer an amend
ment to the sports anti
trust bill to assure WASH
ington's continued repre-
sentation in the major
leagues.
If the bill reaches the
floor. Mundt will demand
action on his amendment
declaring the first section
Of the bill null If the Capt.
tai is not represented in
either the American or Ma
tional League.
The amendment says
that a team in the Nations
Capital is essential because
"a baseball is the national
sport. 20 visitors from
sections of the country
without baseball expect to
see 1t here and 90 9 team
here fosters international
good win.