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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31
PRESTIGE

Area Of the Valley Brook section OF
Sleepy Hollow -and-span B.
bedroom, 2ta-bath spit-level with
24-ft. living room with fireplace,
large dining area, modern kitchen
with breakfast space, finished
recreation room In daylight base
ment, extra large lighted walk-in
closets and beautiful lot overlook
ing the valley Priced az SEQ, 500
with S17.l00 assumable 4laet
loan with payments Of only Sll7
for everything. See ~
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
Cool, Pleasant
pOttpr COllntUt
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOA MS, $4,000.
S150.000 Lower YOUR payments
Group YOUR debts Refinance youl
property Quick honest service
Residential farm commercial
construction Financing, refinan
cling Onlv in State Of MARYLAND
Call or write Mr. ROBERTS
2lS E Lexington street. Balti.
more ., Md or Saratoga 7-4041
day night SUNDAYS. holidays
LOANS TO SERVICEMEN
Grades E-5 and UP
Phone MR. TANNER. UN 4-72O(
SUBURBAN FINANCE CO.
LOANS TO SERVICEMEN
Grades E-5 and UP
Phone Mr. CLINE. 10 5-4242
SUBURBAN FINANCE CO
LOANS TO SERVICEMEN
Grades Els and UP
Phone MR. FORD, UN 4-5l72
MARYLAND CASH LOANS
LOANS! ServicemeI
incl FARIS FINANCE CO. 1923.
Georgia ave. Wheaton. Nd. LO
5-5l22
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACREAGE FOR INVESTMENT-Let
the population growth OF Fairfax
County make you capital gains
For the best buys. see MASON &;
OMER L, HIRST, Brokers. AMMAN
dale. Va. CT. $4,000. week DAYS
ALEX lots, over 10000 So. IT.,
623-625 Upland pl., mr.. Masonic
Memorial. OWNER, ia. S-S766.
BEAUTIFUL l. ana 2-acre home
sites. facing Congressional Coun-
try Club. $3.50 up; terms
SHAPIRO INC, 1913 K. ME S-l717
CLINTON ACRES SUBDIVISION on
new Route 5-Lge. lots available
for homes in the $4,000 to
$50. 900 bracket with covenants
and restrictions, PINKNEY A.
EARNSHAW, Jr.. Clinton, Nd,
CY. 7-9333. or CY. $500.
CLOSE-N SILVER SPRING-Spiit-
s lsysl lot rH PsST bus ri SsGPPInG
Co, 73S 18th st. Mr.. Bauer,
DI. 7-6S30, JU. 9-S792.
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This home has the space
your family needs. including
rec. room, screened-in porch
and lot zoo It. deep. It's all
brick, recently built. and
not obsolete like all the
others YOU have seen. You
won't be disappointed when
YOU see this one. FLA ap-
proved.
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ANTIQUE AUTOS

PACKARD 81 cow. So; orig
black, side mt, rumble seat. r. and
r, Wv, part. restored; immac.
1895. SP. 3-93S4.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

:
tAAAA CASH LOANS and refinanc-
ing, Any amount: any purpose
consolidate debts, reduce pymts
d.. 7-4445; evenings. sJu S-a49s.
MONEY. end TRUSTs-We will buy
2no trusts notes D c.. nearby Md
T1oNHL MORTGAGE l. invest.
MENT CORP 1912 N Y ave
NV, MA S-5S33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
or md morteage IA s-2303 oil
ia 7-5S00
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Al Extremely Low Discounts
M x. STONE OIL 2-34I4
end TRUSTS-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid Nd Va, D c
Call daily or night. VIII. 1852
$25O,OOO WANTED for permanent
LIST 81, 20-yr. comm. w/2O-yr.
lease. Gold Bond leasee. Principles
only. JE. 4-0O63.
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HELP

DISTRESS SALE
Pressing financial obligation neces-
states that owner offer for sale
At 5antsstic terms 70 buyer;
ONLY S2,3O0 DOWN YOU CAN
BECOME THE F. NAT E
OWNER OF THIS So $50 PRES
BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSE AND
SWIMMING CLUB Surrounded
by luxury homes. features a large
living room with stone fireplace,
separate dining room, fright
kitchen with eating space, 4
spacious bedrooms and " full
baths. This is truly a chance Of
a lifetime for someone who can
AFFORD the Best but is limitei in
the down payment requ irement
20 buv h1me o. this caliber
IMMEDIATE NCC1ToANCY.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT
ONE VACANCY

10 stores. shopping centers. Whea-
ton across from Hot Shoppe. Air
cond. lOO-car parking lot. Call
JU. 9-5S52 or LII. 5-2S2S.
Wheaton = Air conditioned store.
1SX65; plenty of parking; PRESS
REALTY CORP.
HE. 4-206l JU. 5-4634
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TRAiLERS

ABSOLUTELY MUST BE SOLD by
private party -bedrm. trailer
exec. cond.; full price, $1,000
For apptn phone so 5-Sll6.
Cash PAID for clean used traiIers
nrALER Rockwell $1,000
II you WANT ALL CASH for your
house trailer. AZ through I'D
models, call MAC" PA. 5-1922
HOUSE TRAILER. ideal for hunt.
ing, fishing and vacation trips;
homemade. excel. cond.; S325
so. 5-1555.
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1 AND 8 UNIT BRICK BLDGs.
conv. NV. area: income, $500 mo
$4,000 down. RIA. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA,
WOW
LOOK HERE

i-bedroom, lis-bath rambler viii
DAYLIGHT basement on Ice. corner
lot IN Annandale Home has storm
windows and doors and is only | v
years old Priced at Sl5,S50 with
a SlA.6O0 Alaee assumahle loan
with payments OF $50 per month
including everything, CT, $4,000
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. ReNT

WANTED To RENT, year round
ANNAPOLIS area, within l hr. Wash.
ington; prefer modern 3 bedrms
on waterfront or with beach
priyls. Call OIL. 6-6A54
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Morunzoni,8 80,
Met Conductor
Of Italian Opera

MILAN, Italy, Dec. 16 (AP)
Roberto Moranzoni, 80, who
conducted the world premiere
in New York of Puccini's three
short operas, I'll Trittico," died
Sunday at his home near Milan.
Born in Bari. Italy, Mr.. Nor
anzoni went to the United
States before World War I and
in 1917 succeeded Arturo Tos-
canini as leading conductor of
Italian opera at New York's S
Metropolitan.
At the end Of the war he
made a hurried trip to Italy and
received from Puccini the scores
Of III Tabarro," "Suor Angelica "
and "Gianni Schicchi," the
three operas making up N
Trittico." He conducted the
premiere at the Metropolitan
on December IA, 1918.
Mr.. Moranzoni left the Metro
politan in 1924 and conducted
the Chicago Opera until 1929.
He returned to Italy in 1947
and had lived in retirement
since.
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George Morgan Dies,
42Yeors With Library

George Winfield Morgan, So.
the purchasing adviser in the
Building and Grounds Division
Of the Library Of Congress. died
Monday at his home on Rail-
road avenue, Seabrook, Md.
Born in Washington. Mr..
Morgan came to the Library as
a checkboy in September. 1917,
and worked there until his
death.
After serving in numerous
Library divisions, he became
chief supply of1lcer and acting
publications officer in 1912.
He continued in the former
capacity until 1852, when he
assumed his purch asin g
advisers post.
Mr.. Morgan's success in
economizing Library funds was
widely recognized. In 1854 he
received a superior accomplish
ment reward for developing
methods of preserving the war
Evening star., 1959-12-16
John Frederick Boettcher,
Retired Marine Bundsmun

John Frederick Boettcher, 81,
retired Marine Corps bands
man, Of 502 Domer avenue, Ia
koma Park, Md. died Monday
at the Kensington Gardens
Santarium.
A Washington native, Mr..
Boettcher Joined the Marine
band shortly after he enlisted
in 1898 to serve in the Spanish
American War.
At the time Of his retirement
in 1880 with the rank of quar-
termaster sergeant, Mr.. Boett-
cher was solo clarinetist and
principal musician in the band.
Serving in the bands special
string group. he performed be-
fore Presidents Theodore
Roosevelt, Wilson, Harding,
Coolidge and Hoover at White
House functions.
In Inaugural Parades
In addition to travelling
throughout the United States
with the band, Mr.. Boettcher
marched in every inaugural pa
rade from the time of RooSe-
welt to Hoover and was fea-
tured in concerts on the Ellipse,
at the Capitol and the Marine
Barracks.
A member of the Association
of Oldest Inhabitants of the
District of Columbia, Mr.. Boett-
cher also belonged to the Vet
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crimes trials papers and the
records and briefs Of the United
States Circuit Courts Of Ap-
peal. His innovations in pre-
serving the Circuit Court docu-
ments alone saved the Library
an estimated $4,000. His in
terest in going beyond the inn
mediate limits of his own work
to demonstrate to other units
ways to achieve their objectives
was especially commended at
that time.
In 1856 he was given a meri-
torious award in recognition of
his initiative in decreasing the
cost Of stock used in reproduc-
ing catalog cards. This has
brought an annual saving OF
about $1,000.
Mr.. Morgan leaves his wife,
Alice C. Morgan, a daughter,
Mary E. Morgan and a son
George w. Morgan, jr., all OF
the home address.
Relative and friends may call
at the Gasch Funeral Home
4739 Baltimore avenue, Hyatts-
vile, until II noon tomorrow.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
Lutheran Church of the Refor-
nation, 212 East Capitol street
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery, Suitland.
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Paul c. Leury,74.
Carpenter Here

Paul C. Leary, "a, Of 1912
Fourth street S.W., died at his
home Monday night after q
long illness.
A native Of Dayton, Rocking
ham County, Va, Mr.. Leary
attended schools in Dayton and
came to the District in 1924
from Richmond, Va, where he
had been working as a contrac-
tor. He did carpentry work here
and in nearby Virginia.
He was a member Of the Car
penter's Union, Local 1872, here.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Clara
c. Leary. and a daughter, Mrs.
Shirley Perkins, of the home
address, and three grandchil-
dren. Also surviving are two
sisters. Mrs. Arlie Leary, of
Philadelphia, and Miss Gladys
Leary, Of Rocky Mount, N. C.
Also, three brothers, Claude, of
Dayton; Boe, of near Dayton,
and Harry, Of Tallahassee, Fla.
Funeral services will be held
at l pm. tomorrow at Cham
bers Funeral Home. SIT Elev-
enth street Sc. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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DR.. T.S. Proxmire,
Senator'S Father

LAKE FOREST, Ill, Dec. 16
(AP.-Dr. Theodore S. Prox-
mire, father of Senator Will
liam Proxmire, Wisconsin
Democrat, died in his sleep
today in Lake Forest, a suburb
of Chicago.
Death was attributed to a
heart attack.
The 78-year-old physician
worked in his Office treating
patients last night as usual
relatives said. They said he
also had made several house
calls and had not complained
Of illness.
Senator Proxmire was in
Milwaukee when his father
died. He hurried to Lake
Forest to help arrange funeral
services.
In addition to the Senator
DR.. Proxmire is survived by a
daughter, Adele Proxmire
Baker of>Lake Forest.
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William c. Cloth, Jr., 46,
Retired Arlington Lawyer

William c. Cloth, jr., a mem
ber of an old Arlington family
who retired to live in Virginia's
Northern Neck several years
ago. died yesterday in a Rich
mond hospital.
Mr.. Cloth, who was 46, had
suffered from diabetes for sew
eral years.
His father, a colorful figure
in Arlington public life, was
known as a "two-fiSted" Com
monwealth's attorney. The elder
Mr.. Cloth died several years
ago.
The younger Mr.. Cloth, a
graduate of st. Johns College,
Annapolis, and Washington Law
School, praeticeo law with his
father on Courthouse Square
in Arlington for several yeers.
After his fathers death, the
son went into the bonding busi-
ness. He remained a partner
in the firm of Cloth & Loveless
although he retired from active
business in 1854.
Mr.. Cloth served for several
years as Northern Virginia's
representative on the State
Commission of Game and In
land Fisheries. After his re-
tirement from business he
moved to Redart, near Mathews,
Va.
He leaves his wife, three
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Dr.. G. {. Grunt,
Morgan College
Acting President

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is (AP)
Funeral services were to be
held here today for DR.. George
Cameron Grant. dean and act
ing president of Morgan State
College, who died Saturday
night Of a heart attack.
DR.. Grant. 66, was a native
Of Parkersburg, w. Va. He
attended Howard University in
Washington and was graduated
from Morgan State in 1928.
He began his career as a
teacher that same year, becom-
ing principal of Garnett High
School, Chestertown. Two years
later he was appointed super
visor Of Kent County schools.
DR.. Grant came to Morgan
State in 1927 and was named
dean in 1887. He was q former
president Of the Maryland Edu-
cational Association. A Last
November 30. he was appointed
acting president of Morgan
State in the absence Of Presi-
dent Martin d. jenkins.
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John W. Gee, "a,
Retired Minister

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 16
(AP). - The Rev. John Will
liam Gee. superannuated min
lister Of the Virginia Methodist
Conference. died yesterday at
the age of "a.
A native of Lunenburg Coun-
ty. he retired in l947 after
serving pastorates in many
areas Of Virginia. He was a
member of the Conference as
a member Of its Board of Mis-
sions for 80 years, also serving
as its secretary for much of
that time.
Survivors include the wild
ow; two daughters, Miss Mary
Frances Gee Of Arlington and
Mrs. Walter B. Tucker, jr., of
Richmond; one son, John w.
Gee, jr., of Norfolk; a brother,
Thomas Gee Of Lunenburg
County, and three grandsons.
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Mrs. Zeno Borzi, ToiIoress,
Long With Clothing Shop

Mrs. zena Mary Borzi. e6, a
Washington resident for nearly
half a century, died Monday
night after a heart attack.
She was pronounced dead on
arrival at Prince Georges Gen.
eral Hospital at Cheverly, Md.
For more than IS years a
tailoress at the Young Mems
Shop Of Washington, 1919 F
street NV, Mrs. Borzi was re-
garded by her employers as "our
best tailoress."
The former Miss Zena Sam
bataro, she was the widow Of
Anthony Borzi, who died in
1947. Mr.. Borzi for many years
operated a shoemaker shop in
the 1900 block of D street NE.
Mrs. Borzi lived at 7407 Gate
way boulevard, District Heights,
Md.
Born in Catania, Sicily, Mrs.
Borzi was a naturalized citizen
of the United States. In Octe-
ber Of 1858, she made a trip
back to Italy to visit her two
surviving sisters.
She was a member of the
Nicolisi Club here, an asSocia-
ton Of Washington Italians,
and Of the Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers Union of America,
Washington Local No. 1873.
Mrs. Borzi leaves two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Della Franklin of
Route l, Lanhem. Md, and
Mrs. Lena M. Iacangelo of 28I6
Erie street Sc. She is also
survived by three sons, Carmelo
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Grams of the Spanish American
War.
In addition, he was a member
Of the Retired Marine Band As
sociation and Lebanon Masonic
Lodge as well as the Lebanon
Chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
Leaves Son and Daughter
Mr.. Boettcher leaves a son,
Frederick w. H. Boettcher, Of
Denver. Colo, and a daughter,
Mrs. Albert G. Altemus, of the
Domer avenue address. He is
also survived by a grandson,
Albert G. Altemus, jr., 10415
Hebard street, Kensington, and
"a granddaughter, Mrs. Charles
Flagg, jr., 10407 Hebard street.
He also leaves eight great
grandchildren.
Services were to be held today
at the Deal Funeral Home,
4812 Georgia avenue NV, with
burial in Prospect Hill Gene
terry.
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George H. REQ, SO, Transit
Veteran, Dublin Native

811 North Carolina avenue
Sc; three daughters, Mrs.
Madelyn Williams of Cottage
City. Md; Mrs. Louise Daily, of
1921 Twelfth street NV, and
Mrs. Virginia Talbot, 2017
Thirty-seventh street Sc.
He also leaves two brothers,
Harry, of 2401 South Joyce
street, Arlington; Samuel of
326 Westmond drive, Alexals-
dria, and one sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Webb Of Washington.
Eight grandchildren and one
great-grandchild are his other
survivors.
Services will be at 1880 am.
tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home, SIT Eleventh street Sc,
with burial at Cedar Hill cem-
etery.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

George Hugh Rea, 8S, a tran
sit employe for AZ years, died
Of a heart attack Monday al
the Bonamar Rest Home, 284C
Bladensburg road NE.
Born in Dublin, Ireland, Mr.
Rea was brought to this coun-
try as an infant by his father,
who started farming in Fairfax
He joined the transit system
in 1900 while it was still horse
drawn, as a conductor. BY 1908
he was a starter, checking car
schedules for the company
Later the same year, he was
made a depot clerk. At the
time of his retirement from
Capital Transit Co. in 1912 he
was a motorman.
He leaves one son, Elmer Rea,
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Dr.. RoIph E. Lee
Services Held

Funeral services were held
here last week for DR.. Ralph E.
Lee, retired director of the De-
partment Of Applied Research
for Standard Brands, Inc, who
died at his home in Donglaston,
N. Y, on December 4.
DR.. Lee was associated with
the late DR.. Harvey Wiley. who
was instrumental in drawing
the Pure Food and Drug Act.
He was a general medical prac-
titioner after his graduation
from Harvard and later spe-
cialized in bacteriology.
DR.. Lee leaves his wife, Wini-
fred, of the home address, and
two sons, Everett. Of Babylon,
L. l., and John, of Wayne. Me.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
OviIIe F. Taylor,
Repoirmun for
Phone Company

Orville F. Taylor, SO. a repair
man for Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co., died of cancer
Sunday at the National Insti-
tutes Of Health.
Born in Oak Hall, Va, Mr..
Taylor worked for the company
for three years at Temperance
vile. Va, before joining the
Army.
Stationed in England during
World War II. he was awarded
the European Theater Ribbon
at the time Of his discharge
in 1945.
He reioined the telephone
company, and was elected
president of Local 2108 of the
Communications Workers OF
America, an AFL-CIO afhliate
He was a member Of the
Woodside Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, Pauline:
a son, Paul, and a daughter,
Kathleen. all of the home ad-
dress, 11515 Kenton drive, Silver
Spring. Md.
He also leaves his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Taylor
Of Oak Hill, Va; two brothers
Harold J. of Delaware City,
Del, and George L., jr., of Will
mington, Del: and two sisters
Mrs. Claude Hall Of Snow Hill
Md. and Mrs. Charles Parker
Of Wilmington, Del.
Services were to be at 2 pm
today at the Woodside Metho-
dist Church, $3.50 Georgia ave.
nue., Silver Spring, with burial
at Park Lawn Gem etery
Wheaton, Md.
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1t. Col. 6. B. Glover
Funeral to Be Friday

Funeral services will be held
at l pm. Friday in the Fort
Myer Chapel for retired Army
1t. Col. George B. Glover, a.
Col. Glover was q veteran of
more than 20 years. military
Service and a faculty member
of Rutgers University, who
died December 8 in Philadel-
phia.
He leaves his wife, Mary, of
their home in Haddonfield,
N. j.; q daughter, Mrs. Maurice
Katz, of New Orleans; a son,
George B. Glover, jr., Of Hia-
leah, Fla, and two grandchil-
dren. Burial will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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children and his mother.
Prayers will be said at 8 pm
tomorrow at the M. A. Faulkner
funeral home in Mathews. A
requiem mass will be said at
8 am. Friday in the Church
Of the Little Flower at Glouces-
ter, Va. Graveside services
will be at Q pm. at Columbia
Gardens Cemetery, Arlington.
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E. Borzi, 2420 Iverson street
Sc, Hillcrest Heights, Md;
Joseph A. Borzi of the Gateway
boulevard address, and John L.
Borzi of Route !, Lanham.
She also leaves eight grand
children.
Services will be held at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 5S01
Cleveland avenue in Riverdale,
Nd, at 8:15 am. tomorrow,
with mass at the Holy Rosary
Catholic Church, Third and F
streets NV. at 9 am. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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DFathH

VAN KINsBERGEN, JACQUES. or
Tuesday, December is. 1859, at sib-
ley Hospital JACQUES VAN KINS-
BERGEN Of 1885 Prospect ave. NV
beloved husband Of the lSJe Ross
van KinsberRen (Mme. Reissl, father
Of Or. NJ. van Kinsbergen and grand-
father Of Barbara and Jack var
kinsbergen Services at the s. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 I4th
M al sT; pm on tpsIFiSH tpnSF5isSs psissmSer r.
terment Rock creek csmetery.
WHITE. MAUD Z. Suddenly, on Mon.
residence, 1910 B st. Sc, MAUI
3. WHITE, beloved wife Of Harry
G. White, sister OF Mrs. Robert
paws and Mrs. Martha deorEe d
al oHG tRs Lee Funeral ifaoS Home, may 4th est 81
and Mass ave. ne, where services
will be held on Thursday, Decem-
neT II, at l pm. Interment Cedar
WILSON. IDA z. At s4s North Bur-
esmSer Il. fs5S wife OF Of the he late late
Shssslss I; Wilson, mSther Of Mrs;;
Charles Raymond Wilson. Services
at the Chambers Georgetown Fu-
neral Home, 3O72 M st. NV on
Thursday. December II. at l pm.
csmsteTY ~'s'O" NS'iVssiai Ia
WINSTON. BERTIE, On Sunday, De.
ssRSsr sToS of g sl26 ess sS ST sERTE mSths; %fs
Of carrie Frazier, Delephine Brown,
BERTHE Holland, Frances Lewis, VIII
lie Anna, John. Marcellus and Ed
ward Winston:, sister OF Carrie
Is survived by twenty-six grand
children, other relatives and friends
After 4 pm. Wednesday, December
70. friends are invited to call al
hsT ss, M atf I, Ts'Idf5es s.S 3, ST1.J ETnsTs
Baptist Church at j pm t0PHnISs fnter.
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Arrangements By Jarvis. i6
YOUNG, JAMES PARRISH. On Mon.
Says Desem6sr IA, 1889, JAMES
St Sc; brother Of Mrs. Mary Emma
Matte Kennsrd. +, 8. % and fommy rs
devoted friend, Mrs. Beatrice Chap.
pelle., and other relatives anc
ntsn6,sSs.. nISisndsSs After ; Pm: Thursday
the johnson q jenkins Funera
Home. 4S04 Georgia ave. NV. Fu.
neral and interment in whitmire
YOUNG. WILLIAM ARTHUR. Or
Monday. December IA. 1859, al
Fringe Georges General Hospital
yTiELlAM VII MS,,.bosI.H ARTHUR u ritoSlo rYioSNo q
beloved husband OF Mary z, Youn1
and father of Katie Addison. Eller
Nickerson, Mary Clark, MANDY
Fletcher and James A. Young. HI
also is survived by thirty-sever
grandchildren. forty great-Erand.
children, four sons-in-law onI
daughter-in-law and q host OF otheI
relatives and friends. The late Mr.
Young may be viewed at the above
sember 1S. Funeral on Saturday
Decsmber 10. from the Ritchis
Methodist Church. Ritchie. Nd. Al
pm Interment Mount Simon
Cemetery. Services by Stewart. is
Evening star., 1959-12-16
WiIber J. Teeters

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Dec. 16
(AP) .-Wilber ]. Teeters, SO.
whose 64-year tenure on the
State University Of Iowa fac
ulty was the longest on record,
died in a hospital here Tues
day. He was dean of the COL
lege of Pharmacy SO years and
Mayor of Iowa City for two
years. He was president of the
American Association of Col
leges of Pharmacy in 1920 and
1921.
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Darn nf Thanka

COLE, DEACoNEss MARY Z. dirsIe
= HarD. We wish to express our
= deepest gratitude and thanks to the
pastors, friends. neiEhbors and rel
: atives for the kindness and remem-
bEance during our recent bereaVe-
ment. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
AnuFiItnu

SNYDER, LENA. There win be ar
gnyslling in memory Of LENA
1889. at 1 pm. at the Bell
Sholom Cemetery. 57th ave. anc
N st Relatives and friends in.
vited Cars will be leaving from
Beth Sholom Congregation, 18th st