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SALE OR LEASE

Approx. ga acres with SCOTT.
frontage on U. 8. Rte, 40, at u. 8.
Rte, ~, with main bldg. tapprox
5000 50. IT,, Near BLDG. (approx
1000 50. IT,.
Phone Atlas 6-2I73
Atlas 6.2522 MORNINGS. Evenings,
Saturdays and Sundaysl
SMALL STORE, in fair cond., with
3-rm. .liv, quarters: also shop.
long I'd. frontage. acre: $4,000
casn or .S6,5UU terms; SI,OUl
down and $50 a mo. l.. B
BROOKS. Broker. TIE. B-4l3l.
UPPER WIS. AvE.-ofiice bldg, 40,
II, lot; exceptional financing, Also
store with apt, above, suitable ans
business. BfLLINGSLEY REALTY
CO., EN-. 2-2326; eyes,, OIL. 2-2267
WHITE BRICK; IL rms, 4 baths
In the heart Of the educa tional.
organizationRl area. Nr. Connecti.
cut ave. Interior needs decorating
Priced accordingly. SIMMONS
PROPERTIES, DE. 2-566O; eve.
ningS, EN-. 1883.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-N

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Nswly
moderniZed cottage, = bedrmS.,
bath with built-in tub and shower:
lot 46xl26; completely furnished;
$500. VIII rent, SOS wk. In
spect Sat and Sun. Come to 'Our
House" 4th and Atlantic, phone
Dickinson 1881 l.. T. Ora
Waite, NJ S-O753.
CITS, MD.-Spacious new
apis: vac. Aug. 30 to 20, Aug. %
to Sept. 5. Phi. now. IA. 8-3450.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CAPE CORAL-Investme packag-
es first time offered, in this
waterfront wonderland: 1906 re-
turn guaranteed: also, choice
waterfront homesites, from $40
down, $40 mo-: min size, so by
1875. Buy today. build tomorrow.
Call Miss Davis. with j. c.
CHATEL, Realtor, FE. 7-5305, JE.
4-0697.
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FARMS
icoNIINuEpl
VIRGINIA SPECIALS

2l-acre Observation-Disclosures farm
house with patio, beautifully land
scaped. gorgeous views: D. C. side
OF WaFrenton; stream, lake site
and small outbldgs.: OF the beaten
path; only S20,060.
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WOODED
Acreage Tracts
$685.

Your choice Of over fifty ia-acre
bldg. sites at CAPE ST. MARYS
ON THE BEAUTIFUL PATUXENT
RIVER. 3 beaches, picnic park
and protected yacht basin. Paved
streets, telephone and electricity
in. Representative always on
property. CAN for free brochure.
ALSO
3uest house or retirement home
with ~ acres suitable for yr.-
round living. Priced $4,000 under
cost, OIL h,-w. heat: 81 .450 cash
down, 20-yr. FLA loan. Priced
Directions: Maryland Route 5
through Waldorf. HuEhesville to
Guys Corner, then right to Route
235 to CAPE ST. MARYS. .
N. G. HINE & SON
IA. 1880 Ewes. RE. 6-7711
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AUTOS. q TRUCKS for HIRE

DUMP TRUCKS WANTED = Ions
haul, 10000 ton lob In Nd. Call
PO. 2-0Ohn.
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VACATION PLACES
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

AAAA Cash LOANS and refinanc.
ing Any amount: any purpose
consolidate debts reduce pymts
DI. 7-4445. evenings, JU. S-949S.
Al LOANS-Buy sell refinance,
reduce paymts low as 5es: 30
yrs Prompt free appraisal. Day.
eve. MR. CROCKETT. HE. 4-6S94
MONEY. End TRUST-We will buy
end trust notes D c., nearbv Md
or Va Reasonable rates Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y ave
NV MA S-5S33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
or End mortgage ia 2-2303 or
IA 7-5S00
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
M x STONE. OIL. 2-3414
UP TO S0es conventional list trust
arranged In Virginia. including
construction and take-outs.
MORTGAGE FACTORS. INC.
81 ia. $4,000
End TRUSTS-Absolutely top spot.
cash prices paid, Md, Va, D C.
Call daily or night, 10. 4-6665
3ls
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT.

ATTORNEY desires COOL 900 50
TT: available Sept. l OF Oct. /.
N w area BOY 1921 Star
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.
lcoNTIhuEpl

4 BEDRMs., 2 BATHS. tsle,s6Ol,
f IS s sisS p SF ass.d Lovely T:S
fenced lot with trees. ideal for
loan. low down payment, lust
listed. won't last. call Va. 81
gi9o BETTER HOMES REALTf'
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aARAaEs

RENT z garages, pr. 9Th A n St.
ne, All brick, only SIS mo, linz
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
SINGLE MASONRY. overhead door,
paved alley. Vicinity OF Blair
I'd, NV, EV. 4-db0l.
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SKYLAND ESTATES
Linden, virginia

WANTED-Mountair house; winter
access to or on river or lake;
suitable clear water, Swimming,
boating. fishing: 2 hours Silver
Spring; approx. $4,000. Nc
lNTOSH, 1916 lockwood I'd. Sill.
yer Spring, Md
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '56 s.-ton pick up,
looks and runs like new: 1895.
WA. 7-767s, aft. z pm. AP. 7-0323
CHEVROLET '55 sedan delivery
2-dr.; condition good, excellent
buy. TIE. $4,000.
GMC so 2-ton: good tires: new
l6-ft. fat bed; quick sale. SP,
3-9664.
GMC-6x6, 5000 miles. excellent
condition and tires. Sl,5O0. c.
dar $4,000.
HIGH VALUE USED TRUCKS, ali
makes and sizes SEE Us before
you buy. INTERNATIONAL HAIR
VESTER CO., 90l Bladensburg I'd .
ne, Ii. 7-430O.
PICK-UPS, STAKES, DUMPS, PAM
ELS, watkins, 100 to choose
from, MURPHY AUTO SALES,
INC. 1900 PENNA. AVE. 9. E.,
LU. 2-3O7O.
SCHOOL BUS-2S-passenger Chew
rolet, complete with lights; COM
pletely reconditioned and re-
painted, ready for lettering. Call
MR.. SELLER, Ii. $4,000, ext. 407,
8 am. to 8 pm.
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DESK SPACE
BUSINESS PR0P. F0R SALE

RI, AYE. NE, Ie03-spaee or
suite Of rooms In pvt. once with
secretarial service. NO 7-7360.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

HAVE BUILDING, 64x24: fuores-
cent lighting; suitable for Iaun-
dromat. Call HU. 3-442l.
Is sH1RT SE,cx oSSGS;TITH5AlNNC gYl
In Alex, Va.--1st floor has side
receiving door; can be used for
of1ces and light industrial. Reas-
enable rent. JU. 9-3472,
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MOTORCYCLES

(vespal SCOOTER; eK,
eel. cond, all extras. Windshield
spare, speedometer, buddy seat
custom luggage boz. low. mt.
$40. Ak. B-04l5,
FOR sALE-BMw 1854 motorcycle
600, &C RIGS. only 1900 mi,
excel. cond,, extra parts. $500
ia, 4-ppp1,
Neutrality-suspicious. SO Sports
Twin; excel cond., lots Of extras
S695. MILLERe, 1919 FAlrmOn
ave, Bethesda, Nd, OIL. 4-O039
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1913 IA
2-S3l7,
sCOOTERs, German and Italian
B models 10 ehoose, from. Besi
selection in washington. $50 up
Phone for free literature. MIL,
LER'S, 1919 FaiTmont ave, Be
thesda, Nd, OIL. 4-0039.
VEsPA MOTOR SCOOTER '57: I5t
&C. Many accessories. $500. IL
3-32O3 or JU. D-062O.
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AVIATION,

SELL OR TRADE 2l-ft, Revel Craft
70-h;p. Mercury, fully equipped
for Cessna, 40, OF. Stinson, lO6
TIE. 0-76a2.
SHARE IN BONANZA. well estab-
liShed club, 100 hrs. solo time
desirable. XII. 9-3748. 27'
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
MAKE YOUR DREAMS
COME TRUE AT
"SKYLAND ESTATES"

finest resort deyelop-
ment situated high atop the Blue
Ridge Mountains of Virginia at
Linden on Rte. 55. Altitude about
1000 feet A fully developed ex-
elusive community with already
20 lodges, cabins and Castles
in the Sky" Electricity, improved
streets, observation stations, two
sparkling Springfield lakes for
bathing on white sand beaches,
boating and fishing. with life
guard to tend the children. hunt
ing preserves, picnic areas, etc.
Large lots are either in deep
woods, open areas or pine groves
with awe-inSpiring view Of the
Shenandoah far below. We are
Of the opinion we offer more for
the money. two to one, than
others, Nothing here is pro
posed" all is accomplished fact
for your enjoyment now. Lots are
SSSg.S IS UP. Purchasers must sub
NIT references. Distance from
D. c. sixty odd miles. Visit your
Land Of Destiny" Sat. or Sun.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

VA. - 7-room modern
home; Y acres; near Winchester,
Va; Route 627. Call OWNER,
Stephen City, 2S4-J-12.
COLORED-STRASBURG, VA. =
Arm. masonry bungalow. Lovely
porcheS. full bsmt. paved streets.
Water and sewer: Il acres. SO, =
$40 u down. PETERS REALTY.
RTE. /, VIENNA, VA. PL g-nlGl
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA-Prefsct, Escort. Consul.
Zephyr. Zodiac Maeniflcent ENG
DISH FORD LINE. all models
JOHN dfFFoRb MOTORS
2501 Columbia Pike, Arl.. Va
IA 5-9223
ANGLIA SO 2-door: only 4 mos.
old; owner gone overseas; 81, 295,
Call JU. 1882.
ANGLIA 81 English Ford 2-door
sedan; ll,000 mi: excel. cond.;
5000 cash. Ell 6-3S45.
ANGLIA. PRE- ECT, CONSUL,
ZEPHYR, complete English Ford
line See US t9dsy for the best
Pa ave Sc, Il $4,000
AUSTIN 1858 convertible; radio
and heater; private owner: $685.
Call CIR. 3-1426.
AUSTIN l94S sedan; looks and
ROPER MOTOR. LA. 6-27OO.
AUSTIN '5S de luxe: fully
equipped, wire wheels, r. and h..
overdrive, metallic blue: excel.
cond.; $3.50. Can AID. "-4992.
AUSTIN HEALEY '5S roadster;
radio and overdrive; S2,575.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
. EsirlingtOn Shopping Center .
Our 10th YEAR ''
BUICK 1855 2-dr, Special power
s steer owner; real clean;
Congressional Olds.
Rockville Pike
Rockville, Nd. HA. 1894
BUICK '55 super 4-dr. hardtop;
Wv. tires: 1926.
STANDARD PONTIAC
a sSGE Salll9% "a sHoppfhNRa 7c c4Rl
BUICK 81 Special 2-door; white,
dynahow, and h., one owner,
Unjust see). Guaranteed; S1,595.
Arlington Motor Co.
(FoRDi 1917 N. MOORE ST.
ARL., VA ia. 7-S7sS
BUICK SO Spec. 4-dr. st. was.; ?.
LEE D. BUTLER. -G inc. il@i 5ISt
st. NV. Re. 7-3245.
BUICK so Super convertible: fully
equipped, good condition; SHO95.
sIAKOMA FORD
7O3h CARROLL AVE
TAKoMA PARK, MD. JU. $1,000
BUICK SO hardtop: fully equipped,
beautiful 2-tone grey. low price.
BURROWS RAMBLER. 900 M st
Sc, Ii, 4-S300.
BUICK 1858 4-dr.: auto. trans,
r. and h.; beautiful cond., almost
new tires and brakes. 10. l-3s9s.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

as ACRES, 10 mi. west Of Warren
ton. Swimming, fishing and seclu-
sion is yours to rent with a 6-rm
house. 2 baths, huge flrepl. Call
RIA. 1926,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
FARMS

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL or gar: ideal
for body and fender or paint shop;
Laurel, Nd; $3.50. HA. 2-7300.
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L0TS, AcREAeE E0R SALE
tcoNTINUED)
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

COLORED-COR. 22nd AND PER-
* st; N,E;T NJ e cor; los, S SEQ
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I. Over I mile sandy beach.
2. Pvt. bathhouse and playground
3. Yacht basin, launching ramp
4. Oil-Surfaced streets.
5. Beaut. wooded rolling terrain
@. Central art. water system.
D. z. Nearly 200 well-kept vacation
and retirement homes
9. Hundreds satisfied lot owners
8. Reg. trash and garb collection
10. Finest fishing and grabbing.
II. Rental boats, owners e. guests
IL. Full-size bldg. sites, $3.50 snc
up. low pymts. Excep. bay view
lots. S1,250 up.
10. Furn. homes, $500 UP, term'
to suit purchasers.
IA. Picnic facilities for owners.
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ABSOLUTELY IMMAC. 2-bedrm.
year-round home, 8 blks. from
bay at North Beach. Oil heat,
screened front porch, enclosed
rear porch, attrae. kit; level,
fenced lot. Ideal retirement home,
Only $3.50. RE. 5-6347, RE
6-BS64, Alpine 1854. FELLOWS
REALTY CO.
ATTRAC. HOUSE, close to water
2 b.r. LIZ, dinette; bath kit,;
10 miles Of Fort Meade. 30 mile
M wssh H PIiie' $9 Si70G 1920 SS4 down
MRS SPENCE, 3OI-VI. 9-S63B
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BAYFRONT

DA L u 1SO4N i
CHESAPEAKE BEACH - You will
like this attractive year-round or
vacation cottage. on a higher ele-
walton with delightful view Of
miles OF bay directly in front; it's
on q Handicapped corner lawn, Tx
100 IT,: has fully equipped mod
ern electric kitchen and dining
area, large living room, 2 siZeable
bedrooms, full modern bath, sun
porch facing bay, basement with
automatic heating plant, laundry
facilities, extra living quarters for
your guests; large garage for your
cars and Tor boats; conveniently
located to boat harbor, school and
stores: nothing to do but move in
widowed owner. wishes to be near
her family and will consider the
low price Of only $4,000 for i'm
mediate sale. Liberal terms ar
NO. 9-HOLLAND POINT miles
north OF Chesapeake Beach, an
other attractive cottage in beauti-
full surroundings Of towering shade
trees and only steps from bay
front; on Handicapped lawn S5x
$50 IT,; has ample living space
with fireplace and all the conven-
fences needed for about 8 months
Of relaxation. A number Of sub
stantial furnishings included in
sale along with interest in nearby
pier for your boat. Full price only
$500 cash or liberal terms ar
ranged. Inspections Of properties
daily at your convenience.
Chesapeake Co., Inc. i,
At The Bayfront Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
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Ebb Tide Beach
LONG BEACH
Vacation Living
All Year Round
in Long Beach

YOUR FAMILY CAN ENJOY
THE FINEST ENVIRONMENTAL
ADVANTAGES IN THIS FLANNEL
COMMUNITY
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Mrs. J. F. Neule,
Descendant Of
Maryland Family

Mrs. Lucy B. Neale. 81, des-
cendant of an old Southern
Maryland family and a Wash
ington resident for over so
years, died yesterday Of a
heart attack at her apartment
at 1850 Sixteenth street NV.
Mrs. Neale, the former Lucy
Beall Cox, was born in Bel
Alton, Charles County, Md,
and attended schools there.
She moved to Washington in
the early 19O0S after her mar
riage to James F. Neale, ST.,
who was with the Internal
Revenue Service at the time Of
his death in 1943.
Mrs. Neale was a housewife
most of her life except for the
World War II years when she
worked Tor the veterans Ao-
ministration.
She was treasurer for over
20 years and vestryman of the
former TRANSPORTATION EpiS-
copal Church.
Mrs. Neale leaves three sons,
j. Matthews Neale of 7007 Full
ton street, Chevy Chase, Md;
John r. of 5606 Durbin road,
Bethesda, and James F. Neale,
jr., of Buffalo, N. Y: II grand
children and a great-grand-
child.
Funeral arrangements are
not as yet complete. Burial will
be at Chapel Point, Charles
County, Md.
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W. Waters, 80,
Aided Hospitals

William T. Waters, who
helped found the American
Hospital Supply Co. and the
Waters Laboratory, died Sat-
urday afternoon in Coronado
Beach, Calf, of heart attack.
He was "a.
A surviving daughter, Mrs.
Ralph E. Becker, lives at 1916
Thirty-second street NV.
Mr.. Waters, who was born
in Utah and came from a fam
lily of early settlers of that State
and of California, arrived in
New York in 1904 with his
brother, DR.. Leon Waters, an
internationally known chemist.
Together they organized the
companies with which Mr..
Waters was associated until
his retirement in 1914. The
companies developed surgical
field units for the army during
both world wars.
Besides Mrs. Becker and his
brother, Mr.. Waters is sur
vived by his wife. two other
children and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
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Mrs. H. L. Gregg, Loudoun
CIubwomon, Dies in Crash

HAMILTON, Va, July q
(SpeciaD Mrs. Mary Virginia
Gregg, Loudoun County club
woman and wife of Horace L.
Gregg, dairy farmer, died yes
terday at the wheel of her car
The automobile left the high
way and struck a tree after
she apparently suffered a heart
attack.
Travelling alone, Mrs. Gregg
was driving south on Route
722 on her way to see a friend.
Her automobile struck the tree
in front of the Lincoln Elemen-
tary School in Lincoln.
The attending physician, DR..
Keith M. Oliver, of Purceville,
who was called to the scene,
said that her death was caused
by a heart attack. She had suf-
fered for several years from a
heart ailment.
Mrs. Gregg was born near
Purcellville and was the daugh-
ter of the late William and
Rose Conard Compiler. She had
lived near Hamilton since her
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Nugent Dodds, Justice Aide
In Hoover Administration

here as secretary to his father,
Francis H. Dodd, a Republican
Representative from Michigan.
He studied law at GEORGETOWN
University and was graduated
from the University of Michi-
gan in 1913. He practiced law
IN his native State before join
ing the Justice Department in
1924.
Holder of several patents in
the field of Office equipment,
Mr.. Dodd was a member of the
American Patent Law Associa-
ton, the Cosmos Club and st.
Patrick's Episcopal Church.
He leaves his wife, Dorothy,
of the home address; three sis
tiers: Miss Daphney DoddS of
Spokane, Wash, Mrs. Ben Lewis
of Oberlin, Ohio, and Mrs.
George Buchanan of Cody,
Wyo.; a granddaughter and a
great-granddaughter.
Burial will be private. The
family asks that expressions'of
sympathy be sent to Children'S
Hospital.
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Indiana Trip Fatal
To Second Son
In Area Family

Tragedy has struck the
Robert Williams family for the
second time on a holiday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Of
2807 Laurel avenue, Cheverly.
Md, took their 2-year-old son
Gregory to visit his grand
parents in Lafayette, Ind. last
week. Shortly after they ar
rived, Gregory became i'll and
was taken to the hospital. He
died Saturday of a virus in
lection.
Almost exactly four years
ago, while en- route to La
fayette, another son, 3 years
old, was killed in an auto
mobile accident.
Mr.. Williams, a congressional
liaison officer for the Federal
Aviation Agency, and Mrs.
Williams have a daughter, Deb
bic.
Funeral services for Gregory
will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow
in Lafayette.
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George F. Buskie, Retired
RFC Deputy Administrator

agency in various capacities
and, at the time of his retire
ment in 1854, was director of
the RFC Loan Agency Mana
gers.
In this job, he was respon-
sible for the administration of
the 81 RFC agencies through
out the country.
Born in Waterford, N. Y,
Mr.. BuSkie came to Washing
ton in 1922 as an auditor and
later an examiner of the War
Finance Corp. He had lived
here since then, except for six
years in the 1930S when he
was associated with the Allied
Laboratories in Chicago and a
year when he was manager of
the RFC agency in New Or
leans.
Mr.. Buskie was a member of
the National Press Club. a life
member of Almas Shrine Tenn
pie and a 33d-degree Mason
through the Scottish Rite
bodies of Washington. His
wife, Elizabeth, died in 1854
He leaves a son, John W.,
and two grandchildren in
Lookout Mountain, Tenn; a
half sister, Mrs. Clarence E.
Tinney of Columbia, S. c., and
a half-brother, John Rebman,
of Waterford.
Graveside funeral services
were scheduled for 2 pm. to-
day at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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marriage to Mr.. Gregg 43 years
ago.
She was d member Of the
Women'S Club of Loudoun, a
charter member of the PURCELL
vile Garden Club, past presi-
dent of the Home Interest Club,
past president of the Hamilton
Book Club, member of the
Ketoctin Chapter of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution and a former men,
Der of the Penn Study Group.
She was a member of the
Friends Meeting in Lincoln.
She leaves her husband; two
daughters, Mrs. Catherine Lit
scher of Malibu, Calf, and
Mrs. Mary Virginia Pancoast Of
Jacksonville, Fla; three sisters.
Mrs. Carrie C. limerick of Pur-
cellville, Mrs. Elizabeth Lodge
of Philomont, and Mrs. Made
line C. Thomas of Falls Church:
two brothers, Robert G. Com
pher of St. Petersburg, Fla.
and William F. Compiler Of
Fairfax. and five grandchildren.
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George F. Buskie, 70, former
deputy administrator of the
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
and vice president of the De-
tense Plant Corp, an RFC sub
sidiary during World War II,
died yesterday of a stroke in
a Chattanooga (TennD hospi-
tai.
Mr.. Buskie, who lived until
recently at 2311 Connecticut
avenue NV, joined the newly
created RFC in 1882 as a Spe-
cial representative of the board
of directors. He served the
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John H. Carter, 81,
PENNSYLVANIA Editor

LANCASTER, Pa, July q
(AP) John H. Carter, 81, edi-
tor of the Lancaster New Era
for the last 80 years. died in
Lancaster General Hospital to-
day. He had been in i'll health
for more than year.
Mr.. Carter was a newspaper
man for Al years. A Republic
can, he served four years as
Lancaster County treasurer and
was a past member and presi-
dent of the board of the hos
pital in which he died.
He is survived by his widow
and six daughters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
James Hozen Hyde, 80,
Ex-EquitobIe Society Head

zion, he had a reputation as a
man about-town. One newspa-
per called him a "gilded, SCENT
ed youth" unfit for his position
of financial power.
A lover of French culture
since his college days, he exiled
himself to France and did not
return to this country until
World War II. He was fire.
quent lecturer on Franco
American relations.
In recent years, Mr.. Hyde di-
vided his time between New
York and Saratoga Springs.
The French awarded him the
Medal of French Gratitude"
for his relief work in World
War I and the Grand Cross of
the Legion of Honor.
One of his last public acts
was to donate a large personal
library to the city of Versailles
nearly a score of years ago.
Surviving is a son, Henry
Baldwin Hyde of New York.
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Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 29O1
Fourteenth street NV, for
Nugent Dodds, 70, an Assistant
Attorney General in the Hoover
administration and a noted
criminal lawyer.
Mr.. Dodds, who lived at 1916
Forty fourth street NV, died
Saturday night of a heart at
tack.
Mr.. Dodds was named Assist
ant Attorney General in charge
of the Criminal Division of the
Justice Department in 1881.
Previously he had served as
special assistant to the Attorney
General.
He entered private practice
here in 1888 and returned to
Government work in 1943 in
the Office of Alien Property,
which later became part of the
Justice Department. He retired
in 1852.
Mr.. DoddS was born in Mount
Pleasant, Mich. He first came
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Mrs. SwindeII,
SO Years in Area

Mrs. Maude X. Swindell, rs,
an area resident for nearly so
years, was found dead Saturday
in her home at Edgewater, Md.
Born in Chattanooga, Tenn,
Mrs. Swindell came to Mary
land in 1911 as the bride Of the
late Ferd Swindell.
She leaves two daughters
Mrs. John F. Moore OF 5425
Connecticut avenue NV, and
Mrs. William Macmillan Of
84l6 Woodcliffe court in Silver
Spring, and a sister, Mrs. Harry
Rollins Of Crescent City, Fla.
Funeral services will be held
at Q pm. tomorrow in the
Warner z. Humphrey Funeral
Home, 8434 Georgia avenue in
Silver Spring. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Chase Club and the Army and
Navy Club here, the University
Club of New York and the
New York Yacht Club.
Commodore Richards leaves
his wife, Dorothy Dyson Rich
ardsA of the home address, and
four children, Mrs. N. B. Kier-
gan of Indianapolis; Mrs. Ed
ward Anhalt of Santa Monica,
Calf; j. K. Richards III of
Alexandria, and Mrs. T. l..
Randall of Quantico, Va. and
IL grandchildren.
Funeral services, arranged by
Chambers Funeral Home, will
be tomorrow at 10 am. at the
Fort Myer Chapel. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.