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SILVER SPRING-Lge, air-cond.
once opposite Jellefi's: $50 per mo.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
1894 Colesyille Rd.. JU. 9-5l00
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UPPER NV. AT D. C. LINE-ist-
fir. suite in mod, air-cond. bldg o.,
suitable attorneys, etc; CPA need
ed: unrestricted parking; avail.
June /. Inspection invited; very
reas. 77O5 Ga. ave. NV, TU,
O-O1OS
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

kORBECK, Md acres: well-built,
expansible Arm. cottage; only
$500. $4,000 dn. JU. b-b533.
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

SILVER SPRING OFFICE BLDG.
per ". gross income. Mr.. Lebling,
ewes. and Suns, OIL. 4-66sS, ROB-
ERT B. HALL CO. OIL. 2-3250.
GEORGIA AVE, COR. NV, mr..
Missouri Ave. 2-story mod. brick
bldg. contains beauty salon, dem
lists ofices. Crosses $4,000. Ten
ants pay for own heat. gas, cleo.
and water. Mtge. 4l2ce. Priced
low. DAVID ROSENBERG.
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SUITE for medical or other pro-
fessional use. 1915 18th st. NV.
at Park I'd. Air conditioned. DE
2-55S3 or EN- 2-4626.
Ala I2th ST. S.W.-Mod. bldg. will
remain in re-deyelopment plans
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS. 2
Mass. ave, Realtors. MA $1,000.
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IMMEDIATE ACTION
CASH AT ONCE-NO STRINGS
II. NJ. GREENFIELD, IA. 9-77ss
All CaSh-No Commission
D. C. HOUSES. EYES. UN. 4-7O0B
MR.. DORA, tn. 2-7900
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PLAN-O-RAMA

HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Highway KE. $3.50
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LEE d. BUTLER. INC.

MERCURY 55 station wagon q
tone, auto trans, 2. and h., power
steering and brakes; a beautiful
one.ovner car: top condition;
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FARMS

ATTORNEY desires once, Pref. in
Phone FE. 3-4207 after Q pm.
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oLDs 81 "as" Holiday coupe /:
beautiful 2-tone blue finish: radio
and heater, hydramatic, power
steering. power brakes, Wv. tires:
new-car eond., owner, very low
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JACK BLANKS

PONTIAC-'50 Cdr. hardtop. SKY
S Shdis1' e AM and h. Wv ,,,, liIs.'
SlB5 down and take over pay
ments at local bank. Can deliver
today. Call Collie, Lo~ 4-S0jd
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NASH 80 little Statesman sedan
splendid condition. $50 down. SaO
month. ROPER MOTOR, Ia. o.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

CHEVROLET 'sb BEL Air a-dr. ss-
dan white and coral. radio aud
heater, Wv, tires. Your 30 or 10
cam cav s sn.h ?. The so. cen O.gSsa'
L. P. STEUART, INC.
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MERCURY 1854 Monterey I-dr,. o.
passenger station wagon; fully
equipped new-eAr condition: ST.
1875, FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO
PLYMOUTH, JE. a-23OO.
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S15 EYE ST. N.W.-2nd A., 2 large
rooms, eft. picture window In
front room; ianitor service. Apply
Room 80.
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TAKOMA PARK AREA, N. Hamp-
shire ave. at East-West hwy
About $500 50. IT. on first floor,
new modern bldg. nearing compile
ton; may be leased as an entirety
or otherwise. Mr.. LEBLING.
OIL. 2-l122
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Carlo Indicted
On ; Charges

NEW YORK, July "a (R-
frankie Carlo, who has been
called the underworld commits
sioner of professional boxing"
today was indicted on charges
Of conspiracy, acting as an I'M
licensed matchmaker and act
ing as an undercover fight man
ager.
District Attorney Frank Ho-
gan said he had requested the
police department to broadcast
an alarm for the arrest Of
Carlo, whose whereabouts are
not known to the prosecutors
office.
He said Carlo nominally
maintains residence in Holly
wood. Fla, but is rarely there.
Detectives have been trying TO
locate Carlo for three weeks.
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$40, 1000 OPEN IN BALTIMORE
Stor-Studded Field
Tees Off in Eastern

Palmer begged of in order
to be with his wife at their
home in Latrobe, Pa. They are
expecting their second child.
The tourney lost another big
name player this morning when
Dick Mayer. former National
Open champion. withdrew with
an injured neck after playing
the first nine holes in 38.
Mayer, who left the course to
see a physician, said he felt a
sharp pain in his neck as he
teed of on the second hole.
Finsterwald and the long
hitting George Bayer started
out with Mayer. Finsterwald
finished the front nine in 80,
See EASTERN OPEN, Pg. Ais
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PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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t3-7l VS.. Bell t3-4N.
New York at Detroit-Larsen tT-4i
vs. Burning 1857
Boston at Kansas City-sullivan
fs-3N VS. Grim t0-1
Baltimore ct Chicago-Johnson
t3-6) or Pappas t6-3) VS. Wilson on
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Los Angeles at williams
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jay, Bonus Rookie, Puts
Braves in First Place

Rookie Ray Semproch won his
18th with a five-hitter for his
second shutout. both over the
Giants. Anderson singled of
Lefty Mike Mccormick (7-2 as
the Phils scored one in the first
inning. Bob Bowman homered
in the fifth.
Frank Robinson drove in
four runs for the Reds, two with
a double that capped a 4-run
fifth and the other pair with
his winning. 18th homer of the
Cubs reliever, Don Elston (7-6)
Hal Jeffcoat (5-6) won it in
relief. after giving up Bobby
Thomson's solo homer in the
10th. George Grove also belted
a two-run homer for the Reds.
Ron Kline won his 10th with
a four-hitter in the opener for
the Pirates. banking the Dodg-
ers on one hit after Steve Bill
kos homer in the first inning.
Stan Williams (6-4 lost it.
Half the Pirates IA hits were
for extra bases. Dick Stuart
had two triples and drove in
four runs. Roberto Clemente
lined a three-run, inside the
park homer and Frank Thomas
belted his 9th home run. tops
in the league.
Dick Groat, who drove in two
runs in the opener, batted in
four in the nightcap, three with
a double that capped a FIVE
run first inning of Sandy Kou-
fax and his losing reliever,
Glenn Labine e3-3. Bob Friend
won his 18th. He struck out
10, but needed relief help for
the final out.
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place with 80 and 20 defeats
in Philadelphia. The first was
the completion of a June %
suspended game and marked
Eddie Sawyer's return as man.
ager Of the Phillies, who moved
from sixth to within .001 of
fourth-place st. Louis.
Cincinnati defeated the Chi
cago Cubs, SIS. in 10 innings
and Pittsburgh plunked Los
Angeles back into the cellar
with an lis and So twi-
night sweep in the other
National League games.
Faced Only 20 Batters
When he came to the Braves
camp last spring, Jay was
highly touted by Ben Geragh-
ty, the Milwaukee clubs ton
boss in the minors. The young
ster had pitched only 48 innings
in the majors since he signed
as a $4,000 bonus player in
1858.
But now he's won five in q
row for q 6-3 record, His major
league record is 80, with four
shutouts. He has won three OF
the Braves last seven victories
four of their last nine.
Jay faced only 20 batters last
night. He walked none, struck
out seven. Twice he retired Is
in a row. The only Cards who
hit were Gene Freese, in the
fifth inning. and Don Blasting
game. in the ninth.
The Braves tagged Larry
Jackson (6-8) for two runs in
the first inning and four in the
second on Yves Covington's Sec
ond RBI single and Ed Math-
ews' three-run, goth homer.
No. IL For Semproch
The Phils trailed, 10, with
two on and two out in the sixth
when the June % curfev
sounded. Last night, Harry
Anderson, a lefthanded hitter
who was given permanent jot
by Sawyer after being platoonec
by the former manager, Mayo
Smith, tagged a three-rur
homer of Southpaw Johnny
Antonelli when play resumed
That beat Ruben Gomez, the
starter back in June. and gave
Robin Roberts a go record al.
though the Phils managed just
three hits.
The Giants streak officially
ended in the regulation game
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Alvarez One Ray Of Hope
With Griffs on TreadmiII
Ossie CIoutinq
At .2o5 Clip as
Sub for Bridges

CLEVELAND. July 24.-The
Senators are running on a
treadmill in their attempt 10
escape the American League
cellar. but through the gloom
they can detect q glimmer Of
hope for the future in the ALL
around play OF Shortstop ossie
Alvarez.
Alvarez. promoted from the
low minors two days before the
season opened when the Sem
ators' second-base situation de-
Perforated badly. has been
functionine as a regular for the
past IS games and in that
period has accumulated a re-
spectacle .295 batting average.
Ossie has been doing q good
job in the absence OF Rocky
Bridges, out with a broken Jaw.
and when Rocky returns to his
regular post II isn't likely TO
mean q retreat TO the bench for
Alvarez.
Shift 10 Second Seen
The Senators are suffering at
third base and at second. what
with nobody hitting a lick at
either spot. so with Bridges
back it merely will mean q shift
to second for Ossie, who can
play the position better than
anybody else on the roster.
Coach Billy urges talked
Alvarez into abandoning any
ideas Of trying to knock down
fences. with the result that
Ossie borrowed a couple Of
bottle" bats from Nellie Fox
of the White Sox and operated
on the advice.
Ossie is strictly a spray hitter
and, at the moment, an effec-
tive one. He touched OF the
Senators only scoring inning
last night as they dropped a
So decision to the Indians
Mudcat Grant, who posted his
seventh win against eight de-
feats on a flve-hitter. Grant
has a 40 record against WASH
ington this season.
Nixon HOmers of Ramos
The Indians grabbed a 10
lead OF Pedro Ramos. who
yielded q solo homer to Russ
Nixon in the second inning.
Cleveland added q run in the
fifth when Gary Geiger walked.
went to second as Vic Power
grounded out and scored on
Larry Doby's single to left.
Grant held the Senators to
one hit m the first i've innings
Clint Courtney's single to
start the flfth-but Alvarez
opened the sixth with o double
to right-center and stopped at
See SENATORS, Page ALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
BY MERRELL wHITLESEY
star stan Writer

BALTIMORE, July 24.-The
$4,000 Eastern Open Golf
tournament. added to the
PGA's summer schedule after
George May Cancelled his Tam
O'Shanter tournaments got un-
derway at the Mount Pleasant
course today with the finest
field in its 9-year history.
Sam Snead is the big drawing
card. but the 4-day tournament
also presents Tommy Bolt. the
National Open champion, Dow
Finsterwald. the new PGA
titlist. and all of the top 10
money winners except Arnold
Palmer, the Masters champion.
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TIGERS ROUTED AGAIN, 1874
Yonks CIobber Larry,
Ending Six-Gome Hex

the lineup after a four day
absence while nursing a
bruised arm. and No. is for
Yogi. Each had three hits and
four runs batted in.
Art Ditmar, without a shut
out in almost two years, had
the Tigers BANKED on three
hits until the ninth, when he
needed relief for a 81 record.
Larry. now 90, gave up seven
hits. four runs in his six innings
as the Yanks made 1t four in a
row over the Tigers, now sixth
after losing seven of their last
eight.
Red SOx Rookie Loses
The Athletics beat Red Sox
Rookie Bill Monbouquette in
his first major league decision
with an unearned run in the
first and pair in the third on
three singles and Bob Cerv's
sacrifice fly. Ralph Terry. who
had lost three in a row. BANKED
the Red Sox on five hits until
Pete Runnels singled and Ted
Williams doubled him home in
the eighth. Terry wound up
with an eight-hitter and a 6-8
record. He's 80 against
Boston.
The Orioles, within ga
games of second place. had
only four hits for eight innings,
then beat Early Wynn (9-10)
with four runs in the ninth at
Chicago. Joe GinSberg. who
earlier counted two runs with
his first homer, singled home
the first run Of the rally.
Jack Harshman's pinch single
tied it and Bob Boyd's two-run
double won 1t for Believer
George Zuverink Old.
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Picture on Poss AIS
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~ the An.oclatsd PREM

The vengeful Yankees, who
have a reputation for getting
even with rival clubs for any
humiliations heaped on their
lordly persons. apparently clean
out all the corners, too.
Reprisals against individuals
are part Of the Yankees Ameri-
can League master plan. as
well. 1t seems.
For instance, there was Frank
Larry of the Tigers basking in
the sunlight of success against
the mighty. New Workers.. The
Detroit pitcher had whipped
them six straight times dating
back to June 20, 1857. five times
in succession this season.
1t took the Yankees one night
to teach Larry such revolution
airy tactics are not in the best
interest of the Yankee plan.
They belted Larry for four runs
last night and then celebrated
with pair of six-run innings
against three other lambs for a
1874 victory.
Al Hits in 2 Nights
In two nights Casey Stengels
wrecking crew has busted the
Tigers for Al hits and 20 runs
and these are the same Tigers
who laughed earlier in the
season when they won seven
in a row over the Yankees.
A crowd of 1904 fans watched
in Detroit's Briggs Stadium.
In two nights these clubs have
drawn 1924.
New York, now SO against
Detroit, again has a l3-game
bulge over second-place Boston,
beaten, 81, at Kansas City.
Baltimore retained third place
by defeating the White Sox
ga. Cleveland whipped Wash
ington 5-3.
The Yankees. who ripped
Detroit 1873 Tuesday night
with % hits, raped lS nits
last night, including home runs
by Mickey Mantle. Yogi Berra
and Norm Siebern. 1t was No.
Is for Mantle, who returned to
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~ the Associated Press

joey Jay has won another
big one for Milwaukee, this
time with a two-hitter that
hoisted the Braves back into
the National League lead. The
22-year-old highlander. a g.
foot-4 lad who weighs all Of
$50 pounds, BANKED st. Louis,
60. on a pair Of singles last
night as the world champions
moved a full game ahead of
San Francisco.
The Giants, after winning
six in a row. slipped to second
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Brown Earns
Layoff After
Lane Scare
Lote RulIy Helps
Champ Keep Title

HOUSTON, Tex, July "a Up.
While Kenny Lanes camp
was bringing the old II wuz
robbed" claim out Of mothballs,
Joe Brown looked forward to-
day TO a long rest as a reward
for being one Of the busiest
boxing champions in the game.
Joe outpointed Lane Of Mus
kegon. Mich. the last persistent
challenger for his lightweight
title. last night before the
largest crowd in Texas boxing
history - l0,994. And Lou
Viscusi. Browns manager, OBJ
served.
He is the only champion TO
defend his title three times in
eight months. He deserves a
rest. I have no plans for him
at this time. / am now con-
centrating on the Floyd Pat
terson-Roy Harris fight"
Viscusi also manages Harris.
No Immediate Rivals
Previously. Viscusi had limited
he planned for Brown to fight
some overweight bouts in
Europe with Duilio Loi of
Italy. the No. 2 ranking light
weight, and Dave Charnley of
England, the No. Z man. but
he had nothing to say about
that today.
Brown won a unanimous but
close l5-round decision over
Lane. the rugged farm boy from
Michigan, who has some bright
moments in mis- efforts to be-
come the first lefthanded light
weight champion.
In fact. Lane protested that
he had won. He declared he
had been robbed" and Jack
Kearns. Lanes comanager, had
the same opinion. There's no
doubt about it." Kearns said
bitterly.
18th Is Clincher
Lane claimed he thought he
had such a lead that ne coasted
the last round. But it was the
last round that Brown won by
the widest margin-and that
apparently was what clinched
the fight for Brown.
The challenger said his style
OF countering Browns strong
right wasn't exactly accidental.
II kept him from setting me
up" Kenny said. Hes not
Continued on Page ALI, Col. 3
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

AIpho Community:
Snow Means Holiday, Injury, Cold,
Car Trouble, And Cancelled Meetings

The snow arrived before Christ
mas pleasing the children very
much. With four days from school
to play In the snow
Faye Allen continues Ill In
Johnston-Willis Hospital, and the
doctors were to operate Tuesday
morning
Peggy Dunkum Is sick with a
throat infection.
The Methodist Mems Club Of the
Buckingham Charge will not have
meeting this month. due TO the
fourth Wednesday being December
"a.
Mrs. Emma Allen was getting
ready to 90 see the doctor for
sinus trouble Suddenly she fell
and broke her arm and In about
10 minutes was on her way to
Southside Community Hospital to
have the arm set and put in
cast.
The WSCS or Browns Chapel
Methodist Chruch viii hold its
regular monthly meeting Monday,
Dec % with Mrs. Gordon Thomas.
Thomas Rakes has returned to
his sons home. Forest Rakes. Of
Dillwyn. He Il improving nicely af
ter several weeks In Clifton Forge
Hospital
Mrs Eldon Dunkum, Mrs. Clar-
ence Thomas, and Mrs. Maynard
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Dunkun were in Richmond Thurs
day to see their doctor. They had
quite an experience and had to pur-
chase a set Of chains and took
aboutsfour hours to get from Rich
mond home through the snow.
Week end callers in the S. E.
Thomas home were Mr.. and Mr..
Horace Thomas and daughter, Of
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thomas, Di-
anne and Alvin, Jr., were Sunday
callers In the c. L. Dunkum home.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank LeSueur,
Linda, Larry and Elaine visited in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Dunkum Sunday.
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court OF Charlotte County. the 9Th
day OF December, 1883
ROBERT WALKER
Complainant
VS. tOrder Of Publication
MILDRED VENABLE WALKER.
Il Dickerson Street.
Trenton, New Jersey
Defendant
The object OF this suit Is to obtain
divorce a vinculo matrimonii. for
he complainant. Robert Walker
rom the defendant Mildred Venable
Walker, on the grounds OF desertion
and abandonment for a period Of
more than one year. to-wit: seven
ears.
And ar affidavit having been made
nd filed that the defendant Mildred
enable Waller. is not. a resident
'he State Of Virginia, 1t Is ordered
~ ehe do anpear within ten days
WIN dNa publication hereof and do
a-orer may be necessary TO pre-
w. interest In this suit.
m Extract Copy.
Teste.
EDWIN n HAY. Clerk
l2-12-4t
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VIRGINIA:
= the Circuit Court Of The Comfy Of
Prince Edward. December 6, 1858. 4
commonwealth of VIRGINIA and
County Of Prince Edward
vs.. In Charcerv
Robert Terry and Roberta Terry.
4 living. or II thew be dead. their
heirs. devisees and successors in t.
'le, who are made defendants BY the
General description Of Parties I'm
'nown.
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit is TO enforce
tax lien OF the Commonwealth of
Virginia and the County Of Prince
EDWARD In the amount OF $ll.45, to-
"ether with certain interest and
'onal'ies and costs. on that certain
,arcel Of land standing in the name
Of Robert and Roberta Terry, de-
ecribed as follows:
That certain parcel Of land. lying
end being in Prince Edward County,
Virginia. containing 10 acres. more
or less. adjoining the lands of Watt
Dumnington and others. bounded on
he North by George Brown, on the
South By Henry Lee and George Al
ZEN, on the East by Rhoda Lee and
On the West by George Allen ald the
estate of A. c. Allen. being the same
land conveyed Robert and Roberta
Terry bv deed dated the 18th day of
July, 1902 from j. E. Harris, Trus-
zee, which is Of record in D. B. 48
page los.
An affidavit having been made and
filed. according to law. stating that
the defendants. Robert Terry and
Roberta Terry, if living. are not res
dents Of the State Of Virginia, and
heir post office addresses are un-
Known. and the bill stating that
here are or may be heirs. devisees
nd successors In title of the said
Colbert and Roberta Terry who are
'receeded against as Parties Un-
now; it is ordered that the said
ebert Terry and Roberta Terry. if
ving, and such Unknown Parties do
ppear within ten DAYS after due
publication Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect their
terest in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
VM. P. HAY. JR.. p. q.
l2-l2-2t
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Well Voter News
'Currans Visiting
After Two Years
In Germany

Sgt and Mrs. Bob Curran and
daughter, Debbra, are visiting here
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. E, Berpoh
They have just returned from Ger
many where they spent the past twr
years. After a visit here, they vii
leave for Texas. where he will be
stationed
Friends here are sorry 10 heor
Mrs. John Banton Is a patient in the
University Hospital in Charlottes-
vile. and hope for her a speedy re-
coye~v
Rev and Mrs. c. D. Stevens ard
SON Willard. were in Charlottes-
vile Tuesday.
Mrs Annie Winfrey spent several
days and the week end with Nh
and Mrs. Greene Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gentry, o.
Warwick, spent several days vi
the Joe Stegers and Nelson Tindar
last week. Mrs. G. A. Baber r.
turned to Warwick with the Gentry
for two-week visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bill Babe
and family have moved nea- here
the farm OF Marvin Baber. Bill ho
recently retired from the u s.
Army
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Self. Ea
Banton and Mrs Annie Wirf~e~
tended the funeral Of Will'a~ :"
frey In Richmond on Tuos-'a
Ms Bette Rush retl'eso3
recently after several N
with her so,-,r-law @~d
Mr. and NJ Ceo ~
Crown PORT I'D ST. u
another son-.n-law and d
Mr.. and NJ S 'lbe I Bal
Uav.