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DEATHS
a Announcement Of
Services By Chambers
1n Mrntnriaitt

BLACKWELL, MAUDE L. Sacred "a
MAUDE L. BLACKWELL, who passed
away sixteen years ago today, De-
eember 16, l943
Time takes away the edge OF grief
But memory turns back every leaf;
Sincere and kind in heart and mind
What q beautiful memory she left
HER cHiLpREN. PAUL. ROSETTA
AND JULIA
BROWN, LOLITA 8. In memory oi
/ my wife and our sister, LOLITA s
BROWN. who departed this life
three years ago, December 16. 1856
There is still an ache in our hearts
We miss you and always win.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND AND
sEpTIS;,v sIsTER, I1sEIH 1 sEI;Es,ITSs BROWN AND
cox, LIMA p. In loving memory Of
LENA r cox. who passed away
December 16. 1855.
1t is sweet to know we shall meet
Where parting is no more.
For the one We loved so dearly.
Has only gone before.
MFs sErrs JOIN qhMu,SSA CALLAHAN AND
DIXON, MAUD L, In. loving remem-
ter, MAUD L. DIXON, who was
called to rest three years ago to-
day. December 10. 1856.
SON si,,rIS WALTER dsv t. Jr.; SISTER.
CLIFFORD, WILLIAM C. In loving re-
FssRsr WILLIAM q our q SFoR5 hSSSsRS sRS PS
passed, away. ten. years ago today.
December l6. 1049.
Rest In peace
FAMILY. .
HOLT, SARAH c, In loving memoTy
OF our dear mother. SARAH c.
HOLT, who passed away ten years
ago today, December 10. 1949.
just when life was dearest,
And hot you could have lived your
The gates Of Heaven opened
And God called you to rest.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass By;
Deep in our hearts a memory Is
OF on: ;.ts., y. loved and can never
YOUR LovINo DAUGHTERS. ELSIE
AND CATHERINE
JACKSON, ESTELLE LANE. In low
ing memory Of my sister, ESTELLE
LIE suddenly ddi Six yea Years SeSs'et ago today, sa.
December 10. 1858.
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps one to forget,
But so far 1t has only proven
How much I miss you yet.
+. LANE ROBINSON. AVE
JACKSON, EsTELLE v. LANE. In
loving memory Of ESTELLE v. LANE
JACKSON, who departed this life De-
cember 16. 1858.
Remembered always.
LOWE, CLAYTON 8. In loving mem
oTy vo9 Of cur HUSBAND and father,
away fourteen years ago today,
December 10, 1945.
Although your soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain,
The world would seem like Heaven
II we had you TSE 41Sk sssESMinpt,v ssSMint
PIXTON, HARRY A. In loving mem
ory Of our dear husband and father,
HARRY A. PIXTON. who left US
seven long years ago today, Decem-
Our lives are lonely here without
And many trials along the way;
But some day We wiz be with you,
Gone. but not forgotten.
WATERS, FLORENCE AND HUN,
WILLIE. In loving memory Of my
friends, FLORENCE WATERS and
WILLIE HUN, who passed away
last year. 1858.
Every day, in some small way,
Memories Of you both come our way;
Time and years 90 swiftly by,
But love and memories never die
YOUR FRIEND, LILLIAN WELLS. .
WELLS, FRANK, In loving memory
OF my husband, FRANK WELLS. who
passed away eleven years ago today,
December 16. 194S.
left
OF . wonderful husband and father
we shall never forget.
HIS WIFE, LILLIAN WELLS, AND
SON. FRANCIS WELLS.
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CEMETERY LOTS

ONE CRYPT. 2 burial sites in the Gar
den Of the Apostles in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. List price $1,000. asking
price $3.50. Call eyes,, WE. 6-4911.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

CrematOrium
]. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii 3-6aOO
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bUDD5., nDDs.,. ISIEdL5. IE1ddELd5. On sqndsyi Ds.
OF Robert Boddie, loving sister OF
Mrs. Gertrude Williams and Clar-
ence Chase, She also leaves to
mourn their loss two nephews,
two nieces and a host of other
? relatives and many friends After
5 pm. Wednesday, December
16. friends may call at the J. r.
Cameron & Sons Funeral Home, Gil
X st. NV, Services in the chapel
. on THURSDAY, December IL. at IL
pm, the Rev. Meyers oficiating
: Interment Arlington National Gem
4 etery.
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KLEIN. CARL O. On Tuesday, De-
Sanitarium and Hospital, CARL o.
KLEIN OF 1912 Flower ave. Ia
koma Park Md, husband Of the
late Mary McElwee Klein, father Of
Mrs virginia z. Cox and Mrs. Eliza
beth K. Smith: brother of Arthur
Klein and Miss Esther A. Klein
He also is survived by four grand
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
be held on Thursday, December IL,
az 2:3O pm. Interment Cedar Hill
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BLACKWELL, MAUDE L. Sacred "a
the memory Of our devoted mother,
MAUDE L.. BLACKWELL, who passed
away sixteen years ago today, De-
eember 10, l943
Time takes away the edge Of grief
But memory turns back every leaf;
Sincere and kind in heart and mind
What q beautiful memory she left
xyr, ~,UQsIll ~UTlliHnq; H., 1
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cember is. ie5s, MosEs "A a
ARCHIE, beloved husband Of Youtha
Archie, father Of Loretta Yar-
Sadie Hester, Lillian Carter, Oracle
Waddy of Clifton FORGE, va, and
Joseph Archie Of Clifton FORGE, va. /;
grandfather Of Eugene MONTGOMERY
DE also is survived by many other
relatives and friends. From -
noon until 2 pm. Friday. Decem-
Der 8, friends are invited TO call
at the Jarvis Chapel, l432 You
81. NV Funeral services and in
terment. Clifton Enrnn Va
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GRINDER. WILLIAM FRANCIS.

Monday, December IA. 1859, al
Hadley Hospital. Washington. D c.,
WILLIAM FRANCIS GRINDER, hus-
band of the late Sadie Grinder and
father Of Doris L. Abel. Ebert p.
and Peter L. Grinder. He also is
survived by two sisters. Margaret
Murdock and Mary Punk, and seven
brothers. Thomas, Ed, Barney. Earl.
Russell. Gussie and Harry Grinder.
Services at the HUNT Funeral Home.
Waldorf. Nd. on Wednesday. De-
cember l6. at 2 pm. Interment
Chicamuxen Methodist Cemetery,
ChfTa MA
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Psss@b,F G!L i5. 1883, "a I ioufE 4. ). DsuRf1I kEYI
beloved husband Of sara E. KeSsefi
and father Of Stephanie and Louie
y. keyser. u. Also surviving are
three grandchildren. Darlene and
valerie keyser and DentSe Bruner;
Greensboro, C. other relatives
and many trends. After pm
Wednesday. December IS. friends
may call at the Mcguire Funeral
Home: 1870 on st NV where
cember u at l pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery liz
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December Is. 1859. CARRIE n RRTEE0Ay J.
LANCASTER of 532 Columbia I'd.
lowing relates: Mrs. Odeie Moucon,
George Mason. Ralph L., Jan and
Millicent Moucon. Private funeral
services will be held at the Frazier
Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV. on Thursday, December
u. at IL am Interment National
Harmony Cemetery IA
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JACOBS. SAMUEL AND PEARL

JENKINS, kASEL W. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, December is. 1859. at the
Washington Sanitarium, KASEL W,
Jenkins Of Fulton. Md beloved hus-
band Of Fannie NJ. jenkins OF I4O
Bonifant I'd, Silver Spring. Nd |:
father Of Mrs; Anna H.. Jefries,
and Dennis ]. Jenkins: brother OF
Miss Emily jenkins, Mrs. Macy Du-
vail, Mrs. Lola Picard. Cecil W and
Erwin jenkins. He also is survived
by, two grandchildren, Friends may
call at the Roy W. Barber Funeral
Home, Laytonsville. Nd, Notice Of
time Of services later
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BOWLER. CORA B. Departed this
: 1859. at her residence, 1888 T st.
= NV, at 1:45 pm, MRS, CORA B.
BOWLER, devoted wife of Mr.. Cor
don Bowler. Notice Of funeral later.
Remains resting at the Cornish q
Cornish Funeral Home. 2121 10th
st NV
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JACKSON, ESTELLE V. LANE In
loving memory Of ESTELLE v. LANE
JACKSON, who departed this life De-
cember 10. 1858.
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JACKSON, ESTELLE LANE. In low
ing memory of my sister, ESTELLE
LANE JACKSON, who departed this
life suddenly six years ago today,
December 10. 1858.
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps one to forget,
But so far 1t has only proven
How much / miss you yet.
LOVING SISTER, ERNESTINE
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JOHN FREDERICK Tn,

q l1': ] !: 5':|| 81 !; u ]; ~
N members Of the Association
%A Of the Oldest Inhabitants
.AnlgcN Of the District Of Colum-
NSE bia are hereby notified
WN4" that Brother JOHN FRED
j ~ ERICK BOETTCHER died
W on Monday, December IA,
1859. Services at the Deal Funeral
Home. 4Sl2 Georgia ave. NV, on
Wednesday, December 10, at . pm.
FRANCIS J. KANE, President
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HORGAN, ADELINE. on Monday, De-
fsmOeEE EnEt1iR Il leS9 aoRoNNNT IL New Orleans, ORE
the late William Horsan, mother Of
Margaret Horgan OF WASHINGTON,
D.. c., John s. Horgan OF Ocean
side. Calf; Charles F. Horgan OF
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. r, Muir
ray Of New Orleans, La, and Mrs
John s. Garski of New Orleans. La.
Services will be held at Gawler'S
Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV, on
Thursday. December II, at 1880
am Interment Prospect Hill Gene
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KvARNEs, MARGAREr On ru.,d,v

December is, 1859. MARSAREIf RRS1sRII
klSvAjRNEs Of 5201 Cedar lane, Be-
kvarnes, mother Of Or. Robert q,
KvaTnes and Miss Marjorie Kvarnes,
aunt Of Jerry and Marjorie Flesich-
ner Of Chicago, III. Services at II
Michaers and All-Angels' EPISCOPAL
Church, S50l New Hampshire ave,
Adelphi, Md. Interment private
Family may be contacted at home.
IN neu OF mowers, contributions may
Margaret Kyarnes. st: MichaePs and
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BAGLEY. WELDON. On Tuesday. De-
Hospital. WELDON BAGLEY Of
i4l9 Maryland ave. ne. He is
survived by loving wife, Mrs
Annie N. Bagley; one son, three
daushters, six sisters, other relatives
and many friends Funeral sery-
ices and interment on Sunday, De-
ARRANGEMENTS by the r. N Horton
Co. Morticians. 1920 Ynu 81 n VI
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Hall b1e.mbsE IRENE PAYS. faya On %.rn Tuesday
IRENE DAVIS HALL Of Fairfax sta
tion, Va, wife Of the late Albert O
Hall, sister Of Miss Carrie Davis
Friends may call at the Everly Fu-
neral Home. PA West Main ST.
Fairfax, Va. additional parking in
rear), where services will be held
on Friday, December is, at IL am.
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DrathH

ANDREWS. JOSEPHINE. On Sunday
PsNR PsifT0sI ANbkEWs 81 Rsp0 of MS sfs ISxr; J@sh
place ne. the beloved mother OF
Mrs. Ollie N Reed, Mrs. Blanche
Hicks and Miss Doris Andrews. Also
surviving are three sisters. three
sons-in-law and other relatives anc
friends. After 4 pm. wednesday
December 10. friends may call al
the Walter E, Hunter Funeral Home
2512 Sheridan I'd. Sc Funera
at pm. at the North EngIevooc
Baptist Church, 62d and State SITS
Englewood. Nd Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. I6
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REA, GEORGE HUGH. OF 3S05 40th
csmber IL. 1859, husband Of the
late Jennie Lee Rea. father Of
DAILY, Mrs. Virginia Talbot and
Elmer Rea: brother of Mrs. Eliza
beth Webb. Samuel and Harry Rea.
Eight grandchildren and one great
cbsmSsr cbnSSn,q sS0 Dsss ssT'txe Ho serves ,th ~
st. Sc. on Thursday, December IL,
at 1880 am Interment Cedar
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PETERSEN, JOHN Y. Comrades Of
M0l Richard J. Harden Camp,
D.: !
lEH.aSxHM death Of Comrade JOHN T.
Der II. 1859, at 1880 q m,
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Fu-
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BAKER, ALLEN. on Monday, Decem-
Der "A. 1859, ALLEN BAKER OF
1904 North nottingham St, AriinR-
ton; Va. beloved husband Of Ann
Ford and Gilbert Baker. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home. 1901 North Fairfax drive,
arlington, Va, where services will
oe held on Thursday, December IL,
a. l:45 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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KlBBKtASD' Bi1sASI.' Rosa SAD l. noosn On Saturday.
LAND Oi 1855 gSsi SsridiSn H9SH place Ia INV. n'K,
mother Of Debra Jean Kirkland |,
daughter Of Mrs. Dorothy LoWery
and sister Of Mrs. Phoebe Clark.
Willie, Charles and Edward Kirk
land and Jacob. Isaac and Joseph
Lowery. After 9 ON Wednesday,
December 10, friends may call at
the johnson g. Jenkins Funeral
Home, 4S04 Georgia ave NV.
where funeral services will be held
on Thursday, December II, at 1
pm. 1nterment Harmony National
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BUTLER. CALVIN On Sunday, De
Gsnefal Gefal Hospital hsH9 CALVIN fae BUTIER. i.Es.
devoted husband Of Bernice Butler.
=. He also leaves one son, one brother,
two sisters and host of other rela-
&. tives and friends After pm.
= Wednesday, December I6. friends
may call at the Boyd Funeral Home,
1898 goth st. NV. Funeral on
Thursday, December II, at l pm,
= terment woodlawn Cemetery. 1es
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December 10. 1859. at her resi-
GINA sHUMATE, wife OF the late
Robert l.. Shumate. mother Of Mrs.
A. Bodmer. Mrs. Paul E. Serene
and Mr.. George F. Shumate. She
also is survived by three grand
children and one great-grandchild.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
where services will be held on FRI
day, December Is. at 1880 am,
1nterment in the Methodist Church
Cemetery, Gainesville, Va. at 2 pm.
II
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eember rs fs. 1879. 81 wsaPfsdAii ss tss Hebrew Ps;
Home for the Aged, EVA BLATT,
beloved mother OF Joseph Blatt Of
e Ann Arbor. Mich; Max Blatt and
e. Jacob Blatt,, Funeral services at
Funeral Home. 1901 l4th st. NV,
on wednesday, December 16, at
80 pm. Interment King David
Memorial Garden.
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Monday December IA, 1859, at his
home. 223S Washington ave, Sil.
yer Spring, Nd, FRANKLIN HAR.
RISON FUNK, husband Of Elaine
Funk; father Of Richard Todd
Funk and son of Charles A, Fun
OF Allentown, Pa. Services on Fri.
day, December Is, at l:3O pm.
at the Derr Funeral Home, Allen.
town, Pa. Interment Hillside Gem.
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WEDNESDAY
z:30

2:30
1.-The Thin Mea. Comedy.
5-TV Readers 'Disesf. promo.
1.-The Cole STERN Show.
s-Hos.s Perry. Variety.
$780,
4-Youns Dr. Malone. Drama.
5-Mr. District Attorney.
7-Beot the Clock. Game
9-The MilIioneirs. Dromo.
$50
4-From These Roots. Dromo.
5-GFandpa's Place. Kids. .
7-Who Do You Trust? Quiz.
9-The Verdict Is Yours. Triol.
400
4-House on High Street.
Philip Abbott stors.
S-Piek Temple. Kids.
7 Hour. Featuring Songs and
popeye cartoons.
7-Amerieon Hendstcnd. =
va Hours. Dick clork, m, {.
9-The eTishter Day. Seriol.
Ais
e-The Secret Storm. Seriof.
Melancholy Listinss Cont. Next Psse
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Program Listings

5-Medic. Dromo.
Richard Boone stors.
7-Gleneonnon. Comedy.
Balloon Story"
9-Ann Sofhern Show. Comedy.
A VlP's nephew deliberately
sobotooes efforts to troin him in
the hotel business. Ann Sothern,
Don Porter.
1000
4-Arthur Murray Party. Color.
international donee finals.
5-Mon Behind the Bodge.
Detective series starring Charles
Bickford.
7-Vietory at Sea. Novy.
"Beneoth the Southern Gross"
Naval worfore in the South At
lontic.
9-DesiIu Playhouse. Dromo.
! Hour. "Mon in Orbit" Two
scientists decide, without Official
authorization, to fire man into
the world of space. Lee Marvin.
E. 6. Marshall. Martin BoIson.
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May IL

1890
4-MedoIlion Theoter. Drama.
5-DousIos Fairbanks Presents.
7-Joseph Mecoffrey. News.
I0:40
7-SpoFts. News. Weather.
Sieoel. Molkie. Allen.
1900
4-News and Local News.
Horkness. Word.
5-StorIisht The0ter. Movie.
Hour, so Min. "Ploynotes."
lo4l. John Barrymore.
II Led Three Lives. Intrigue.
Richard Carlson stars.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. DouoIos. DonieIs.
HAS
4-Weother. News. Sports.
Forester. Rosh. Simpson.
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CHOOSE n
HOUSE FULL
OF SANDRAN
from The Hecht Go. s full house"
of Gnndrnn nnffornc moro than 5nk
1.49;,,::
toosteV, cord and
on-off switch

Easy does it that's the Sondron story. It's gloss
smooth oneweorine 1000 vnyI that needs much less
oId-foshioned eIbow-ereose type scrubbne :. keeps
thot woxed' look longer os it resists scuffs and
stons wipes clean with damp mop. Seamless, too,
there's no cracks to collect dirt g width in COY
orroy Of Sprnotime potterns and coors . one "just
right for your Kitchen both ottc pIoyroom Note the
modest prices for Sondron in these popular sizes:
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Washington. $50 to 9; Siluer Spring. PARK.
ington and Prince Georges PLasa, 10 to 9:30
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Check Your Size ).
Then Deduct 203o off These Reg. Prices

sh II, Washington; Srd FL. Slrer Spring and
PARRtH0toH. LopeT Leuel Prince Georges Plaza
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Extra Day Given
Walker to Find
Hearing Lawyer

The owner of the Coffee n
Confusion Shop, the haven fol
Washington beatniks at GAS X
street NV, was given a 24-houl
extension on a time limit Dis.
trict officials set for him to hire
a lawyer. He has until S pm
today.
William Walker. owner of the
beatnik establishment, had beer
represented by attorney Harvey
Rosenberg at a hearing last
week when he appealed to bc
allowed to continue operating
at that address. The hearing
before Charles W. Hart. hear
ing officer for the Districts
Board of Appeals and Review
grew too loud at one point and
Mr.. Hart ordered Mr.. Rosen-
berg from the hearing.
Mr.. Hart, who had called the
hearing to allow Mr.. Walker tt
show cause why he should moi
have his license revoked, grant.
ed a request yesterday by Mr.
Walker to be allowed an add.
tional day to find new counsel
Residents in the area have
objected to what they called
disorderly conduct by patron!
of the beatnik coffee shop.
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population could get a face
lifting.
After the 45-day trial is over,
the mall proponents will APP
praise the value of the down.
town center. II it has been a
success, if the shopping center
indicates a continued trend
toward downtown stores, city
and county officials will begin
planning for a permanent and
more elaborate mall system.
An exhibit in one Of the
malls depicts Toledo's hopes
for the future. 1t is a 81
Square-foot model showing
downtown Toledo as the archi-
tectS would like to see it.
The drab river front is con-
verted into a downtown park
traversed by an expressway. A
Skid-row section has been re-
developed with middle income
and luxury apartments. Many
existing buildings have been
renovated. There is a new au-
ditorium and many other fea-
lures.
These. Of course, still are
dreams. But, with its trial
malls. Toledo now has a foot
in dreamland.
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Signals Fail, 3
On Plane Killed

WAYNESVILLE, N. c., Aug.
4 (AP). Three men from
Utica, N. Y, we're killed last
night when their plane crashed
into a mountainside, despite
frantic efforts by persons on
the ground to guide the pilot
to a landing on a golf course.
The pilot was identified "a
Richard Ewers, "a. His wife
told authorities she understood
the other two we're AL True
blood and Woodie Zabar.
The men were en- route to
Franklin, N. c., for a camping
trip.
The plane crashed about
three miles southeast Of this
Western North Carolina COM
munity after a desperate As
minute attempt by Mr.. Ewers
to land the plane.
After the plane had circled
overhead for some time, several
local pilots decided 1t was in
trouble. They thought it could
land on the golf course Of the
Waynesville Country Club.
They attempted to signal the
pilot to try the golf course. but
the single-engine craft dipped
away and crashed later.
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ny the Associated Press

Three Democratic Senators
who once were Marines have
Joined in asking President
Eisenhower to pardon and re-
store to duty a Marine sergeant
convicted Of larceny.
Senator'S Douglas of Illinois,
Mansfield Of Montana and
Smathers OF Florida signed q
Joint letter to the President on
behalf of Carl H. Buck of
Seattle. Wash.
Senator Mundt, Republican
OF South Dakota. also signed
the letter. Mr.. Buck was con-
victed in 1852 at Camp Pendle-
ton. Calf, for the alleged
theft Of three cases Of Marine
Corps chevrons.
The letter said Mr.. Buck. a
veteran Of 10 years service, and
a onetime resident Of Bellville
ILL.,, "had been unjustly con-
victed for a crime committed
by another"
The letter said Mr.. Buck, in
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ticinE on the French Caribbean
island Of Martinique for three
years. He met the actress
while both were mentioning
here last summer. The couple
will return to France, where the
actress will resume her movie
career and Rouveix will set up
q practice.
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Four Senators Seeking
Pardon for Marine

lengthy proceedings. was court
martialed and convicted, cleared
by a Navy review board, rec
commended for a bad conduct
discharge and finally given a
general Chonorable) discharge
The four Senator's urged full
vindication Of Mr., Buck
through a presidential pardon
and an Investigation Of the
case by the Justice Department
and FBI.
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ROME, Aug. 4 (AP).--Imam
Ahmed, the bearded absolute
ruler Of Yemen's 5 million
Arabs, left for home yesterday
with all his 20 wives and con-
cubines. The 65-year-old Imam
came to Italy three months
ago for a rest and treatment
of arthritis. He is travelling by
private train and ship.
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Toledo Pleased by Crowds at Opening
Of Mall to Lure Shoppers Downtown

TOLEDO, OHIO, Aug. 4 OAP).
Downtown Toledo. fighting to
hold its retail business from the
lure Of shopping centers In the
outskirts, is using some Of the
tricks OF its suburban rivals.
Yesterday the city began a
45-day trial Of four downtown
pedestrian malls, complete with
grass. trees. Towering shrubs.
blooming flowers. benches and
a playground for the Riddles.
And to top what the shopping
centers offer. the malls include
an elongated pool containing
Ave penguins from the Toledo
Zoo and at other spots statuary
from the Toledo Museum of Art.
All this, where only four days
ago were only asphalt, cement,
brick and the busy hustle Of
vehicular traffic.
Thousands ut Opening
Thousands Of Toledoans re-
sponded as the mall officially
opened yesterday. milling
through the four-block area
and. as was hoped, dropping in
at the stores around it to
browse and buy.
Inspector Frank Baumgart-
ner. head of the Police Traffic
Bureau, said traffic on the rims
Of the mall was heavy but kept
flowing smoothly.
Michael Yamin, president Of
LaSalle's Department Store,
said the mall was "a shot in
the arm for downtown Toledo.
It looks extremely promising"
Mrs. Paul Rausch Of Napo-
leon. Ohio. here with her hus-
band. said:
I'VE came only out OF curl
,oSity, but like the atmosphere
and wen be back. It's a big
Improvement"
Carl Clymer of Fremont,
Ohio. said the mall was "by far
the most sensible thing Toledo
has ever done to improve BUSH
ness conditions"
/ Blocks Shut OF
To get space for the mall,
the city shut OF two blocks
each of Adams street and Mad
ison avenue between Huron and
st. Clair streets. Thirteen bus
lines were rerouted.
Over the week end $50 work.
men placed 2,400 feet of as
phalt curb to outline curving
walkwayS down the center of
the mall blocks. Eighty tons Of
topSoil were leveled behind the
new curbs and topped with $50
square yards of sod.
That done, the workers set
out ITO young trees, more than
100 shrubs and some 10000
Towering plants. Toledo nurs-
erymen supplied these al cost.
Colorful patio tiles were used
to brighten the scene and the
sidewalks along the malls were
painted in such shades as dark
brown, brick red and logan
berry.
The background of the malls
can be traced to many plans
over many years to brighten up
downtown Toledo. But the idea
caught on early this year when
six teams from the Toledo
chapter Of the American Insti-
tute Of Architects began putting
down on paper their thoughts
on how the downtown section
Iof this city Of some $4,000
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