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pErWILER, FLORA c. On Y

day, june Ii, 1888, at Doctors HOS Hos.
pltsl, MRS FLORA c. DETWILER
of 1870 Virginia ave. sw, beloved
mother Of John A. Detwiler of the
home address and Donald Jacob
OF Crawford A. Craig OF New York
City, N Y. Friends may call al
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST. and
Mass. ave ne. Funeral services
will be held at the Christ Episcopal
June 10, at 10 am Interment
private 10
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SRERRYMAN. RoRERr fFERRIEl. on

q wednesday, June IL, 1865, az the
s District General Hospital ROBERT
"a BERGMAN Of 1880 G st. ne,
beloved husband Of Gertrude Berry
man He also leaves to mourn his
passing other relatives and many
z friends Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines a. Co Funeral
xHome, 901 Sd st. s.w, where friends
may call after 3 pm Friday, June
II. Mass for the repoSe OF his
soul will be celebrated at the Holy
Name Church, 11th and X SITS. ne.
on SATURDAY, June IA, at am.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Please omit flowers. Is
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nEALI. CHARLRs R on Tnesdal

hEALL, CHARLES R. On Tuesday,
June 10, 1855, CHARLES R .BEALL
of 37I6 Window pl NV. husband
of Ora L. Beall, father OF Mrs.
William A. Weeks Friends may
call after IL noon Thursday, June
IL. at Gawlers Chapel 1855 Pa.
ave. NV teourtesy parking OPP
positel, where services will be held
on Friday, June 10, at 10 am,
IS Interment private. ~
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Draths

ALLEN, FRANCIS B. Suddenly, on
tuesday, June T.; I95s at Prov;
band Of Harriet p. Allen Services
at the S. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290I l4th ST. NV. on Fri
day, June 10, At 3 pm. parking
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cfaossLEY, AGNES s On ,rue,day

June 10, 1855. al her residence sddsTce'
Mrs. AGNES 8 cRossLEYn EYE beloved Ssd
s mother OF Mrs. Grace Heller
M Heinecke and Mr. Victor A. Cross
Ssasley She also is survived by two
granddaughteTs, Mrs, Robert b Hall
and Miss Carol A. Crossley and two
Freat-grandehildren, Paul and Bobby
Hall. Funeral services will be held
at the above residence on Friday
June 10, at pm Relatives and
friends are invited to attend In
terment at Franklin, Mass Ar
ranEements by HysonEs Funeral
Home. 1900 N st. NV. 10
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ron SALE in Fort lincoln Cemetery,
se choice location DENNY j
KNOTT p. o B. 4c3. Potlatch,
Idaho
CEMETERY lois FOE 4, National
Memorial Park Islerhone re
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DRUM. LIMA A. On Monday, June Q,

1908, in Tampa, Fla, LIMA A
DRUM Of Dade City. Fla. beloved
husband Of Mrs Maude NJ Drum
father OF Harry L. Drum OF Dade
City, Fla. and Miss Pearl Drum Of
WASHINGTON, D c He also is sur
vived by one grandson and three
great grandchildren Friends NAV
cali At the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
81. and Massachusetts ave ne.
after IL noon Thursday, June ~.
where services will be held on Fri
DAY. June 10 at 10 am. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery,
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In Mrntnriatit

GRIMES, DANIEE In memory Of
my beloved father, DAME
GRIMES. who departed this life
flye years ago TODAY, June 1e, 1853
Gone. but not forgotten.
HIS BELOVED DAUGHTER, DORIS
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ELIZABETH L. BUNCH,
Worthy Matron.
CAROLINE l.. WILTBERGER.
Secretary 10

HOLT, CLARENCE J. A special COM
% munication of Anacostia
IN Lodge, No 81, y. A. A NJ.
IN is called for Friday, June
~ NO IL, 1858, at / pm, to
INK conduct Masonic burial
NJ services over the remains
" of,-our late brother, CLAIR
ENcE J HOLT. BY order of the
Worshipful Master,
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HOWARD. HELEN ROSETTA. OF
IL. 1888, wife of the late Elmer
E. Howard. mother of Mrs Irving
c. Steed and Elmer L. Howard,
grandmother of Mrs. Helen L..
Warner and John L. Howard. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home.
5l7 1tth ST. Sc, on Saturday
June IA. at 1870 am. Interment
Conversational Cemetery ~
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HIJNGERFoRn. ALLAN Quinn, sr

on tuesday, June 10, is5S, at
Physicians Memorial Hospital La
HUNGERFCRD. sr., beloved husband
z OF Agnes Love Hungerfords father
Of Allan O., IT,: John G and Will
Ham n. Hnngerford, grandfather of
Laura Louise Hungerford brother
of Reginald p. John G.. Gerard j.
and Harris n Hungerford Friends
may call al the Arehar! Funeral
Friday, June as, at $3.50 am. Flu
neraE services at the Christ Epis-
copal Church, Wayside. Nd, at 10
am. Interment church cemetery
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sEoko e A hSEiNsRa sSRs IA SS' q
1913 II st. NV. father Of Kenneth
H, Evans r. and George H. Barg-
s mann; "" snd ms Marg Is.ss :,
the Warner e. Humphrey Funeral
( Home, S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Nd, where services will be
held on Friday. June Is, at 2
pm, Sparking tacilitiesl. inter
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JAMES II JOHNSON, " N
PETER PHILIPS, Secretary.
CLARK, CECLE l. On Thursc

CLARK, CEJILE I. On Thursday
June II, 1858, at her residence
Ozark o beloyed Vie R.S' of of HaTrS q
Clark and daughter of Mrs Ella
knode. She also is survived by
Eve brothers and three sisters
Services at the S. H. Hines Co
on Saturday June IA, at . pm
parking facilitiesl. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery 10
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COOPER, THEODORE W. On

day, June 10, 1855, at Mount Alto
q, OF 2643 Birney pl. sc Mr.. Cooper
is survived by a son, Thomas
three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Reed Mrs.
Pauline Bell and Mrs. Helen Turner
q devoted aunt, Mrs Claudia Stew
art. and other relatives and friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by the Robert G. Mason
Funeral Home
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HENRIETTA CARTER,
nAn.ktHv. Dull
RLoNoE W. HAWKINS. Fin. sec!

HENRlEI "A Car EN-
Dauehter Ruler.
BLoNGE W. HAWKINS. Fin. secy.
JOHNSON, VIOLA. on Friday. June
Hospital 5gs2 VIOLA JOHNSON loving
mother of Francis johnson, ldells
Jones and Florence Cephas SHE
also leaves ten grandchildren, three
grest;Erqn U,saII Mn0r. and dey 1sSy
other relatives and friends. Re-
mains may be seen at the Chfnn
Funeral Home, zoos ShiTlington I'd.
Arlington, Va, after 8 p m. Wednes.,,
day. June Il, Funeral services y WI I
June IL, Interment Coleman Gene
terry, ~
At June ~ A" iaSs. at bis residence
- Manchester pl silver Spring,
Md JAMES J. KELLY, beloved
husband Of Doris Gaskins Kelly.
steptathsT Of Samuel 4 an d E Msans
brother of May c. and Robert J
Keliy OF New York City, N. Y,
Funeral from the Collins Funeral
Home, 1921 l4th st, nv, on satsr'
S Ssis mas mass at st. Michsefs Church
sos Wayne ave, Silver Spring, Nd !,
olivet Cemetery IL
KUCHEROv, BERTHA. on Tuesday,
June 10, 1855, BERTHA KUcHERov
O. 1891 10th 10th, K s. n;% sS 6elog Ss
eSe sfo She also Is survived By
brother, James BrodSky,. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard DAN
Eansky & Sons Funeral Home 25Ol
is.'n at t. l pm Intsrment KinS
bSvia Memorial Garden -
LEFFERTs, DELLA, on. Tuesday,
/ chesapeake ave, Silver Spring, Nd ,
DELLA LEFFERTS, wife of the lstt
Samuel A. Lefierts and aunt q MIS-
Ben G lawrence; Mrs Dorothy
Iefferts rests at. the Warner 2
( Pumphrey Funeral Home, S494
where services will be held on Fri
ssy 2H1s s " lb Ta4 aP Aims rims
T ton National Cemetery,
LIZ RnUx. EDWARD J. OF e2s go
Of Norman and Gordon ]. Il
Roux and Mrs. George Fletcher
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home
! 39i2 N 81 nv. on Friday Jq IN.
/ Stephens Church, a5th s. and "a
/ ave nv, at 10 am 1ntermeni
Arlington National Cemetery.
/ LINDSEY. FRANCES V. on Sunday
June s. 1855, FRANCES v. LIND.
I SEY OF 2714 Jasper St sc beloved
7 wife Of Frank r, Lindsey, mother o.
Mrs. Viola Hall, Mrs Rose Sher'
man and Ernest Lindsey Mani
other relatives and friends also sur
/ vive After pm Thursday, Junl
\ -. friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. $50 Rhode lslAnG
ave. nv. Mass will be said 81 II
4 am Friday, June I 3. A. the lad
of Sorrows Catholic Church IVES
Fivr, Ne lntermeut church cere
terry. IL
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CHARITY, MALIKIAH. On Tues,

June 40. 1858, at his residence. Yf5
3Sth ave. Fairmont Heights, Md.
late Malikiah and Ida Charity He
also is survived by a sister, Mrs
Leacy Magruder Of Rockville Md Y
one niece, Mrs. Laura Switzerland:
FIVE nephews, jeremiah and Theo-
dore Maynard, Edward Green, Otha
Wheeler and Nathaniel Charity, and
other relatives and many friends
Remains may be viewed at the Nor
row g. Woodford Funeral Home,
: 1892 18th st. NV, after 3 pm.
Thursday. June IL. Funeral serV-
ices will be held at the EbeneZer
Methodist Church, banham, Md, ON
Friday. June 10. at PM the
Rev. Richard vi. Hall oficiating
lnterment church cemetery. IL
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tARTER, John THoMAs. on ]

day, June o, 1858, at his residence,
3. 1918 18th. st. NV, JOHN THOMAS
~ CARTER, husband of Mabel Carter
81 ter, son OF Mrs. Ida Carter and
II brother of Mrs. Eva Green Other
relatives and many friends also
survive. Friends may call at the
Malvan a. Schey. Inc, Funeral
Home, New Jersey ave. and r ST.
NV, on Thursd June ~. after
IS 4 pm, where funeral services will
j. be held on Friday. June ID, at 1890
am Interment Arlington National
q Cemetery 12a.
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JACKSON, IsARELLE ]. suddenly.

on Tuesday, June 10, 1865, at her
residence, 1850 2oth. st. NV, IsA-
late Richard A. Jackson, sister of
Laura Glascoe, Virginia Davis.
Rachel Hall and Reginald Mercer
She also leaves host of other
relatives and friends After pm
Thursday, June IL, friends may
call at Boyd's Funeral Home. 1898
10th St NV Funeral services
on Friday June -, at ] pm, at
the Mount Zion A. M E. Church.
(334 10Th st. NV, the Rev, Ed
ward D. MCGOWAN oficiating.
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UsIC, MARY ELIZABETH

FindlayL. on Tuesday, June 10
1868, MARY ELIZABETH HUSIC
of 5333 Saratoga ave, Chevy Chase,
Nd, beloved wife of William John
John William, jr.. and Michael Rob
ert Husic: sister of Robert E.
Joseph p and George j Findlay
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A Humphrey. Bethesda,
Md Services on Friday, June 10.
at the Shrine of the Most Blessed
Sacrament. 600I Western ave. NV,
where requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. 1nterment Gate of
Heaven Cemetery. 10
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CHARITY, MALKIAH. A special COM
% municstion of Ionic Lodge.
e2 IN No, II, r. g. A. M, is
- IN called for Friday, June
~MA 10, 1858, for the purpose
NJLN OF performing the last sad
5N\LN rites over the remains Of
W our late brother, NAL
KlAH CHARITY. Funeral services
will be held at the Ebenezer Meth
odist Church, Lanham, Nd, on
Friday, June IS, at l pm. Mem
bers will assemble at the Morrow
. & Woodford Funeral Home. 1922
JAMES 4. Johnson W NJ
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CHARLES c. IN sad
CHARLES c. -TINGSTRUM. who de-
parted this life sixteen years ago
today. June ~, 1912.
We have not forgotten.
We miss you 80 much;
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nrEEY. lnnN 2. on Tnesdas. Inn,

10. 1855, JOHN F. DUFFY beloved
brother Of Margaret Murphy OF
Dayton, Ohio, and uncle Of R. W.
Murphy, sr, OF Dayton, Ohio Fu-
neral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. 1891 GeorEia ave
NV. on Friday, June 10, at g:l5
am. High requiem mass at ST.
Francis Xavier Church, aSth St.
and Pa. ave Sc, at 10 am. In
Torment Cedar hin Cemetery.
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services ~ ChnmherR
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TLOOD. WILLIE. On TUESDAY. Jul

HOOD, WILLIE. On Tuesday, June
10, 1858, WILLIE FLOOD. husband
Of Annls Flood and brother Of Lucy
White and EDDIE Flood Many
other relatives and friends also sur
vive After 8 pm Friday, June
n. Mr. Flood may be seen al the
Chinn Funeral Home, zoos Shirling-
ton I'd Arlington. Va Funeral
services a. pm Saturday, June
"a, at the Mount Zion Baptist
Church, 10th and South Langley
StS.. Arlington, Va the Rev oswald
smith oficiating tnterment In ODD
Fellows Cemetery. l3s
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MARTIN. HARRIS II. On Tuesday.
June 10, 1858, HARRIS H, MAR
TIN. husband OF the late Mary
Ellen Martin Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home Attn st. and
Massachusetts, ave ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Saturday, June
IA, at 2:3O pm Interment Con-
gressional Cemetery. l3
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eAMPBELL, MAMIE BELL.

Thursday, June ~, 1858. MAMIE
BELL CAMPBELL, wife of Elwood
Campbell, daughter of Mrs Frances
Smith. Mrs. Roberta Curtis and
George E. jackson. Notice of fu-
neral later Arrangements by Barnes
" "a Matthews
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
J. William Lees Sons Co.
CEMETERY LOTS

VI NANINN NNIA 7 NNAAI
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii $500
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n nj bers of Sojourner
Ak Truth Court. No. 1, o o.
TX c.. are ordered to attend
SNS a called meeting and burial
.Nt services for our late sister,
@ ROSA L. MEADOWS, on
Friday. June 10, 1858. at s
pm. at the Calanthe Home,
ola p st. NV, and the funeral
on Saturday, June IA, at IL am,
from the Turner Memorial A M E.
Church. 9th and Eye SITS. NV.
MARTHA SMAcKUM, W. c,
IRENE L. ROBINSON.
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June IL, 1858, at the District Gen
eral Hospital, JAMES ALTON
BRADY of 756 18th st. sc. Notice
of funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
the Robert @. Mason Funeral Home,
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Services q y our lat e. 3 M N "a
ROSA MEADOWS. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the Turner Me-
mortal A, M. E. Church, 9th and
Eye SITS. NV, on Saturday June
n, at II am. All members are
requested to attend
EMMA HUMPHREYS, M. MO.
ANTOINETTE 3 TAYLOR w r
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Walters lane Sc, Forestyille, Nd,
on June o. 1858, husband OF Ruth
E Mullikin, father Of Robert N.
Joan E and Sally J Mullikin, son
Of Msude Mulllkin sne brother Of
and Marion Mullikin. Bernice Creel
and Sarah Stanclifi Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5S01
Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Nd, on
Friday, June 3, at $40 pm In
, teruaept Eorf Tfnrnln Nau1af0rw 10
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tenhouse ST., Hyatsville. Md, for
merly Of North Beach, on June
g. Merrill, sister OF Mrs. Ruth
Hardesty. Mrs Ethel FoubleN Ben
iamin and William Elms Several
Tieces and nephews also survive.
Services at Chambers Funeral
Home 517 18th st, Sc, on Friday,
June 10, at pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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WILLIAMS, oBIE X. Suddenly. on
Tuesday, June 10, OBIE X. WILL
LIAMs Of SOO6 Old Georgetown I'd .,
Bethesda, Nd, beloved husband Of
Eva w Williams, father OF Mrs.
Virginia Wood and brother Of Mrs
Nellie Wheeler. Mrs. Billow Brooks
and Mr. Andy Williams Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda-
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Nd
Services at Mount Zion Baptist
Church. Old GEORGETOWN I'd, on
Saturday, June Il, at pm. Inter-
ment Parklawn Cemetery. 10
WRIGHT, SAMUEL Departed this
life on Monday. June 9, 1858,
at his residence l349 Kenyon st.
NV, Mr.. SAMUEL WRIGHT, de-
voted husband Of Mrs. Bessie
Wright He also is survived by one
son, Samuel Wright, jr: two sis
ters. Mrs Irene Surratt and Mrs
Mary Guiton. and other relatives
and many friends Remains may
be viewed on Thursday, June IL.
after . pm, at the Hall Bros,
Funeral Home, 691 Florida ave
NV. where services viii be held
on Friday. June -, at pm.
Intsrment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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bers Of Miriam House
hold Of Ruth. No, 5907,
O.. u. o. Of o f., are
hereby notified to assem-
bic at Odd Fellows Hall.
9th and 7 SITS. NV, on
Thursday, June -, 1858.
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MITCHELL, JOHN w. on Tliesd

June 10, 1865. at the LoIdour
JOHN w. Mitchell. husband q
the late Minnie Morris Mitchell
father of Mrs. H Elton Ferguson
Mrs B. L.. Fletcher, Mrs. j A.
Hummer and Morris L. Mitchell al
of Arlington, Va: Mrs. John Thomai
Of Front Royal Va Claude H
Mitchell of Leesburg, Va, and Maj
Jackiin W Mitchell of Travis All
Force Base, Fairview. Calf HI
also is survived by seventeen sfand,
children and i've great-grandchil
dren Funeral services on Friday
June IS, at > pm tEST). at thu
Leesburg Methodist Church Inter
ment Union Cemetery, LeeSburR. Va
Friends may call at the Muse &
Reed Funeral Home, Leesburg, Va
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The grounds encompass one Of the most
beautiful stream and woodland settings In Della
ware The beautifully maintained grounds heavily
wooded and with masses Of naturalized paintings
Of Towering shrubs and wildnowers. have been q
favorite spot Of nature lovers for more than q
century.
The museum exhibits trace the industrial his
tory Of the Brandywine from the days when it was
part of the Lenape Indian nation. through the
founding of the Dupont company in 1904 and its
early powder making operations
Most Of the exhibits are three dimensionA
displays and working models Of representative -four
and powder mills, various types Of wooden gears
and water wheels used along the stream, and other
mills typical Of industry on the Brandywine during
Colonial and poSt-Revolutionary times.
The dioramas and working models, all built
to scale, are In many cases powered by running
water so that the visitor at first hand how
the different mills operated. These include
replica Of the first grist mill built by Swedish
settlers in 1916 and scaled duplicate Of the auto
matte -four mill designed by the famous inventor
and millwright Oliver Evans.
Actual gears, miIlstones, and other equipment
have been acquired and are on display. short
movie illustrates the early process for making
paper, which was another major Brandywine
industry.
The need for powder in early America and the
founding Of the DUPONT company are also por-
trayed, and q final exhibit shows the Brandywine
in its heyday an industrial center
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A MUSEUM devoted to Americas industrial history
"A has opened on a picturesque tract Of 165 acres
along historic Brandywine Creek on the outskirts
Of Wilmington, Del.
Concentrating on the Brandywine Valley the
Hagley Museum has exhibits designed to show how
the diversity Of mills which drew their power from
this small river in Colonial and early Federal
periods epitOmized the beginnings Of industry
throughout the Nation. Only q few miles upstream
Is the famous Brandywine Battlefield Of the
Revolutionary War.
The museum Is the site Of the Eeutherian
Mills, the powder min established there In f002 by
Eleuthere Irenee DUPONT de Nemours.
The name Hagley was given to the property
about 1870 by Rumford Dawes, who operated three
mills there. He was an original settler Of the area
who had come from Hagley, England.
The museum Is a three-Story building erected
In 1915 as cotton mill and converted In 1884 to
make metal powder kegs. Through miniature stage
settings and pictures 1t tells the story Of how the
Brandywine served free enterprises with water
power since the white mans earliest days In the
valley.
Nearby are the sites Of many mills textile,
paper, Snuff, -four. and others which established
the Brandywine one Of the birthplaces Of
American industry.
Farther up the Brandywine Is the site Of
Eleuthere duPont'S first MILL his first home and
the home into which he moved his family. Here,
too, Is the small building that served duPont's
first Offices
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oIginol powder mills were widely dsbursed
olonQ the creek and were Of solid coMstvuc-
ton on three sides. but the fourth wos Of
light moteIol TO yield IN eose Of explosion.
Visitors will reap the benefit Of nearly four
years Of intensive work. including scholarly research
and painstak1ng craftsmanship In the building Of
exhibits. The display techniques employed are
varied and. in many instances. striking to the
ordinary observer.
The huge task Of developing the rustic site
into an educational center is under the direction
Of the Eleutherian Mills Hagley Foundation. nom
profit organization endowed by the DUPONT COM
pany. Admission is free. Visiting hours are $50
am. to 4:30 pm. Tuesday through Saturday and
1 to pm Sundays. The museum is closed on
Mondays
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Museum of Industrial History
BY SYLVAN SILVER

Special Writer for Tfe star
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SUNDAY WASHINGTON D
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TWO 9 IT, overhead doors; contact
Pressure Castings, Inc, 2l500 ST.
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ILebonon to Get roops
from u. S.ifU.N.A Asks

ing before late August. There
is a Baghdad Pact meeting in
London late in July and he has
scheduled q visit to Brazil for
August, the Secretary said.
The conclusion that Moscow
is breaking Of preparatory
talks is not absolutely defini-
tive, Secretary Dulles said. But
it is a very likely inference, he
added.
President Eisenhower's an
swer to Soviet Premier Khru-
shchev's proposal to expand
Soviet-American trade will be
made soon, Secretary Dulles
said. He indicated the reply is
now being cleared with Amer
ica's allies. He said 1t would
be relatively short-not an
other six-page letter like the
Khrushchev proposal.
At his press conference last
week Secretary Dulles took
dim view of the Khrushchey
idea that the United State:
provide credits to finance
multi-billion-dollar purchase:
of consumer-goods and machine
tools here.
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washington. Paris and London
we're called home. meanwhile
for consultation.
In Washington. the State
Department rushed out with
It's side Of the story-three
documents totaling about 1000
words which set forth the
Vests position during the
Moscow meetings.
Mr.. Gromyko told Mr.
Thompson he was making pub
lie Mr.. Khrushchev's letter and
policy statements because the
Western press had distorted
Russia's position on a summit
Mr.. Gromyko said he wanted 70
set the record straight.
Moscow Talks DeplOred
The Khrushchev letter de-
plored the diplomatic talks IN
Moscow. The Premier wrote:
I'm some of these meetings
we have only marked time, anc
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Vests major pre-summit pro-
posals. hitherto kept secret.
When the smoke cleared.
things were right back where
they were two months ago, be-
fore Russia agreed TO try 1t
the Vests way: Russia was de-
handing a heads Of govern
ment meeting. The West was
insisting on adequate prepare
tons on lower. levels first.
Gromyko Calls In ENJOYS
Soviet Foreign Minister An
drei Gromyko started things
of In Moscow. He called In
Ambassadors Llewellyn Thomp-
son Of the United States. Sir
Patrick Reilly Of Britain and
Maurice Dejean Of France. He
told them he was making pub
lie Premier Khrushchev's june
IL letter to their government
chiefs as well as other tor
secret material they had beer
discussing in Moscow.
The Soviet Ambassadors ir
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