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day, May 5; 1859, in ,Wallingiord,
husband Of Ruth Eincctt Of 300
wisconsin ave. NV. washington,
Valentine a Gf cd 5asher Fla Of F Es1sf
services on Thursday. May z, at .
pm. in the B. c. Bailey Funeral
Home, 2T3 South Elm St, Walling-
ford, Conn. Calling hours, Wednes-
day, May 9, from to pm.
WARE, JACKsoNIA. On Wednesday.
Home 1918 Newton st. NV, JACK
SONIA WARE. aunt of Mrs. Bessie
Boggs of Arlington, Va; Mrs. W.
9. Wells, Of Clearwater; Fla; Mrs.
PANEL PANEL ", shosma alsr Of York n Pa
Jackson, Miss. Friends may call
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l l4th ST. NV. parking faciii-
tiesl Services at the Presbyterian
Interment National Memorial Park,
Falls Church. Va.
YANCEY, MAMIE NORRIS. Departed
this life on Tuesday, May 3, 1859,
after a long Illness MAMIE NORRIS
YANCEY of 1900 South Shirlington
I'd, Arlington. Va wife Of Corpl;
Louise NJ. and Robert T. Yancey,
sister of Henry Thompson. Mrs. Ella
I. McMurtry and Mrs. Ada T. Bal
timore Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends After
pm. Thursday, May :, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1890 9th st. NV.
Funeral from st Johns Baptist
Church. Columbia pike, Arlington,
Va. on Friday. May s. at pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
YOUNG. ETHEL R. Suddenly. on
Saturday, May .. 1859, at the
Washington Hospital Center, ETHEL
R. YOUNG, beloved mother Of Web
ster E Young She also leaves
two grandchildren, Wardell J. Young
and Terry A. Young: 1--WE sisters,
Mrs. Mamie Simms jackson, Daisy
L. Wiley, Bessie A Mitchell, Ruth
Sewell and Frances Harris: tour
brothers, George W. Jackson, James
L. Jackson, Albert H. Jackson and
Joseph w jackson: four aunts,
seven uncles and many other rela-
tives and friends, Friends are in
Home, 1888 Goth St nv, where
services will be held on Thursday,
May at 1 m. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
an st. and Mass Ave NE. Ii 3-520l
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN oEMETERY-5 burial
{ sites. sacrifice. leaving town. $500
or best offer. Ii 6-06SO.
CEDAR HILL burial plots, 5 graves
each: near entr gate; owner %
years: bargain for cash. l. B.
JOHNSON, WA 4-9252
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SA + ig5o sy MRS SUSIE 81 H0n BSssE May
beloved wife Of Mr.. Harvey Bas-
sett OF So s st. NV, mother Of
and Jerry Bassett, sister Of Ruben,
BENJAMIN and Jefferson Stewart
and mother-in-law Of Mesdames De-
liah Pearl and Juliet BaSsett and
Mr.. Robert Brown. She also is sur
viYed BY seven grandchildren, seven
Observation-Disclosures and a host Of
ather relatives and friends. Re-
mains may be viewed after 4 pm.
Wednesday, May q, at 424 r st.
Nv, where funeral services will be
head at l pm. Thursday, May q
the Rev Charles E. Fields otflciat-
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Arrangements by Joseph
II Stewart
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DoDsON, DAISY LAvINA. Suddenly

on Saturday. May ,. 1853, at the
Winchester Memorial Hospital, Win
chester, Va, DAISY LAVINA DOD-
son ii 1912 Minnesota ave Sc. and
Middletown, Va, beloved wife OF
Frank William Dodson. Middletown
Va; mother Of Mrs. Mary D. Joyner
Forestville. Md: and Lyman L LEIGH
OF The home address, 23l2 Mime
sofa ave. Sc. Funeral services will be
held at the Slower Funeral Home
Strasburg Va, at 1890 am.
Wednesday, May 6 Graveside Serv-
ices will be held at Cedar Hill Gene
terry, Washington, D c., at 2:3O
pm, tDSTl Wednesday. All friends
invited
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cRAwroRn ANnREw syIvEsrER

on Monday, May 4. 1853, at Mount
Alto Hospital, ANDREW SYLVES-
TER CRAWFORD OF 400 10th St
Sc, husband Of Elizabeth Craw-
ford ana brother OF Mrs. Anna
Owens, Mrs. Josephine Richardson,
Mrs. .Philamenia Bryant. Mrs. Louise
Wood. Miss Edith Crawford, Sam
uel Augustus and Vincent Craw-
ford. Also surviving are other rela-
tives and friends Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Rollins. 2
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FOX, Isabel L. L., On ITggsssdsy. MAJ Nay

8 1853 5SS ISABEL n FOX 5SsU q ci Tds
drive, Glen Hill. Rockville, Md, be-
and mother of Clifford and Ear
L. Livingstone. She also is sur
vived by two grandchildren Friends
are invited TO call at the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd
Services on Friday, May S, at Fort
Lincoln Chapel at u noon. En-
tonbment in Fort Lincoln Mau-
sdleum
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May :, 1853, HENRY 4. JORDAN
OF us Farragut ST. NV, brother
q Mrs Ruth s Ggntsr q Rui BsGoki Hnd
Mrs Mary Frazier. He also is
survived BY other relatives and
friends. After pm. Wednesday,
May d. friends are invited to call
at the Jarvis Chapel 432 You
st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Thursday, May z,
at | pm Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. b
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Monday, May 4. 1853, at her resi-
dence 1902 North Pershing drive,
Arlington, Va. KATHERINE TIRE
Harold r Dinges and mother Of
Charles A, Harold r. and Eliza
beth r. Dinges. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, where
Thursday. May Z. at pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 6
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Osiris Lodge, No. 90, r. A.
A. M, are urged to attend
funeral services for our
late Past Master. HARRY
H. THOMPSON. at Fort
Myer Chapel, on Thurs
day. May Z. 1853, at 3 pm.
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AXIOM, SUSIE. On wednesday, May
g. 1853. at her residence, 27Ol
south 10th ST., ArlinRton. Va,
SUSIE AXIOM. wife OF the late Ed
ward Ned Axom, beloved mother
to mourn her passing three grand
children, Mrs. Jestlne Parker, War
rem O. and Donald T Parks. four
teen Observation-Disclosures two daugh-
ters-in-law, one Son-ln-law, other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at her above late
residence, where friends are invited
to call after pm. Sunday, May
10. Funeral services on Monday,
May IL, at / pm, at the Pilgrim
Baptist Church, 9TH and Eye SITS.
ne. the Rev. Charles W. Green
oficiating Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. $50
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THOMPSON, HARRY II. On Monday
May 4. 1859 HARRY Il THOMP.

May 4, 1853. HARRY Il. THoMP-
SON OF 1904 Ordway st. NV. beloved
husband of Mary Martin Thompson,
father of Herbert C. Thompson,
grandfather of Elsie T. johnson
Friends may call at the S. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 290I 14th st.
NV 6parlking facilities Services
Va. on Thursday, May z. at 3
pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. &
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GILES, BILLY. On Monday, May 4,
1859, BILLY GILES of 1884 Rigs
St NV, beloved husband Of the late
Mary A Giles and father of William
c. Giles. Also surviving are his
brothers, other relatives and many
Nav inp + friends are invited Sot 10 ea,i
at the Mcclure Funeral Home, l $50
9th st. NV, where services will be
held on Thursday, May :, at 10
am Interment Arlington Natfonal
Cemetery q
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GEORGE M FITZPATRICK,
Master

s. 1853, EDWARD JAMES Of 4504
Powelton ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
formerly OF Mount Pleasant, Va,
beloved husband Of Ruth Pinkard
James. Also surviving are other
relatives and friends. 1nterment on
Thursday, May z, at the Mount
Pleasant Baptist Church Cemetery,
Mount Pleasant, Va. Local arrange
ments hy Mcclure, Inc
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DARNEILLE, HENRIETTA ADDISON

on Tuesday, May 5. 1853, HEN
RIETTA ADDISON DARNEILLE of
1889 Wyoming ave. NV, daughter
of the late BENJAMIN johnson and
Henrietta Addison DaTnielle. Serv-
ices private.
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GREEN, CATHERINE. on MONDAY

May 4, 1853, CATHERINE GREEN
one daughter. three sons and Other
relatives Friends may call at the
Joynes Funeral Home. 116 MasSa-
chusetts ave NV, on Wednesday
May 9, after Z pm, where serv.
At ia.30 m infermsnf Wood.
lawn Cemetery
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eoMMAN. LEROY HENDERSON. sud.

denly. on Monday, May 4, 1859, at
Casualty Hospital, LEROY HENDER-
SON BOWMAN Of 141O Massachu-
sets ave. Sc, devoted husband Of
MAude s. Bowman, beloved father Of
Mrs. Regina Clemens, Mildred A.,
Leroy E., Robert H. and James L.
Bowman He also leaves TO mourn
his passing one granddaughter,
Sandra r. Bowman: one grandson,
Dane Purks. and many other rela-
tives and friends Remains resting
at his above late residence. where
friends may call after pm.
Wednesday, May 8. Funeral sery-
ices on Thursday. May Z, at IL
am: az tne Jonn Rhines q co.
the Rev. Richard H johnson oficiat-
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 6
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NEWMAN, PAUL A. On Monday. May
4, 1859, PAUL A. NEWMAN Of 127
P st. NV. father Of Louise N.
Montgomery, Roland W, Arthur E.,
Jerome A. and Herman F. New
man and Jean N Richardson; son
of Mrs. Mary F, Newman and
brother of Herman M, William R.
and Thomas A. Newman, Grace
Smith and Myrtle Ray. Many other
Friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode Island
ave. NV on Thursday, May z, after
pm. Mass will be said on Fri
day, May s, at q IN, at the Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church, 206 New
York ave NV. Interment Mount
OllVet CPmeterY.
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KNIGHT, lula NJ. on Tuesday. May
MACCHIAVELLI. ROSE R. On Tues

day Nav 5, 1853. at Providence
Hospital. ROSE R. MACCHIAyELLI
of 1910 Merrimac drive. Adelphl,
Md. beloved wife Of Anthony M
Macchiavelli and mother of Maui
reen, Rosemary and Diane Mac
chiavelli, daughter of Theresa
D'AleSsandro Of Miami, Fla. and
sister of Emedio, Louis and Alfred
D'Alessandro. all Of New York City,
N. Y, and Mrs. May Coyas Of
Golden Beach, Fla Funeral from
the TaltaYull Funeral Home, 1908
l4th st. NV, on Friday, May s,
at $3.50 am. Requiem mass at
St Marks Church at 10 am.
Interment Gate of Heaven Gene
terry.
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AUsTERMUHL. FRANK c. A specia
"a communication OF Myror
IN NJ Parker Lodge, No, "a
IN p A. A. NJ, is called fol
~M l pm. Thursday. May q
NOLX 1859. for the purpose Of
Nv conducting Masonic serv.
PRANK c, AUsTERMuHL.
wINS NORMAN y = crlEEgsRsyy' Mas Master
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D, CAPT. THALEs STEWART

SUSIE uLUhUE HENhf. On Mon-
Nd. GEORGE HENRY BUSH. hus s,
band of Mrs. Alberta Bush and
BROTHER Of Mrs. Jeanette Stafford,
s s Rosa 1o, e; Yates; can MRS Clara sps
Ibhn Bush. Also surviving are a
niece, Mrs. Evelyn Brown, and other
relatives and friends. After 8 pm.
Wednesday, May g, friends may call
ct the Rollins Funeral Home, 4339
Hunt pl ne, where services will
he held on Thursday, May z, at l
pm, the Rev. Samuel Williams Of
hciating. Interment Woodlawn Gem
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HUGHES. HERMAN o. 4 special
N bia Lodge, No 3, F. A. A,
IN NJ, is called for l pm
NCMN Thursday. May z, 1859, for
NG~ the purpose of conducting
MN Masonic services for our
" late brother. HERMAN o
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GRINDER, SAMUEL z: on Tuesday
nital Center, SAMUEL E. GRINDER
of 1902 Erskine I'd, College Park
Md. the beloved husband Of Mrs
Loretta G. Grinder and brother oil
Mrs. Margaret Mcnamara, Mrs Ida
NJ. Troutman and Henry J. Grinder
Friends may call at the Lee Flu
neral Home, 4th St and Mass, ave
ne, where services will be held
on Friday. May &. at 10 am In
terment Fort Lincoln CemeterY Z
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SMITH, LESSEE. on Sunday, May g.
1859, LESSEE SMITH OF 729 Har-
ward st W. mother OF William
Watts other relatives and friends
also survive after m WedneS-
da, May q friends may call at
FrazieTs Funeral Home, 3Sg Rhode
Island I'VE NV. where services will
be held on Thursday, May z, at IL
am. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. o
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"A " fss.s;y ' "a, lsbe s y ips.
deorses Hospital cheverly Nd Jos
BEpH n hARDEdtY Of ilts Belle.
view ave, cheveIly. Nd beloved
husband ei heetrles y, hafdssly
y os aa Z. es co6i ana Rssin sS dors
Thomas Alien Hardesty Of Wi.
lam.polt, I'D services A. ne
os.eh ransfa hems, t79e bali att
ksistivss asd friends invited In.
lstment Admission National Gene
mARDEsrY. JOSEPH n. omesrs and
.nr. members OF Bureau Of IN.
.tA Er1sviEf enc exc P em,Tlesp Pet r..
49,, Of the death ef our late
W|IN eomfads,J 2 shfh y.
ms at ths oaseh Fune5sl !a,',IIs
nav Hs IlmIi' Honor nor ousrd i'I ssrv:
ices vll Be held At \ pm wednes-
THEopoRR BAUM. Commander.
BERNARD BAUM, Adit.
HARRIS. BESSIE O. Departed this
life on SATURDAY, MAY q. lnen'
alter q lineeTlng illness, MRS BEs.
IE RoDs hHt Ist Harris Ts o. 2 a9i M shsp.
herd "a. nv She "a survived BY two
sons. clifton r. and James II HaT-
RS. two daughters, Mrs. Minnie
Lomax and Mrs. Bertha Ashton
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one
brother, other relatives and many
friends, Remains may be viewed on
wednesday, May q. after 3 pm, A.
the Hail Bros. Funsral Home, ~
e az THURSDAY Ava MAY n'S a '' pS..
al the church q GOD, isO4 30 81
heiatinS intsrmsnt woodlaWn Gem
etery.
HAusER, JOHN y, s.. on Monday,
May D., 1853. at Mount Alto Hos;
PbitSl, JOHN ?. AAusEER' s ST. 81 q
q IL, iSts c ssi j. asa ii fsthsr
Ma brother Of Miss Eneis c. Hauser
q Washington, .; C.. Joseph 7
Bpsussr q s Delaware Water as1.,r CAP p
Warm Var Ae sprin SssHI Mont Services Service al
the s. II. Hines CO. Funeral Home
seOl l4th 81. NV. on THURSDAY
May a, at 10 am. parking faoili.
tiesi interment Arlington National
Cemetery
HUGHES. HERMAN o. on Tuesday,
May 5, 1859, at Calvert County
Hospital, Prince Frederick, Nd.
HERMAN o. HUGHES OF Hughes
late Emma Louise Hughes, brother
OF Mrs Fred Chappelear and Mrs.
Emma Upton both OF Hughesville,
Nd. and c. Z Hughes Of Seattle,
Wash Services at the S. H Hines
NV, on Thursday. May z, at .
pm. tparking facilitiesl. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HUGHES, HERMAN o. A special
10 communication OF Column
N bia Lodge, No g. F. A. A.
IN NJ. is called for l pm.
NM(CMN Thursday. May z. 1859, for
WNH[ the purDOSe of conducting
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CAWOOD. R. HAMILTON. Suddenly.
on Tuesday, May 5. 1858. at his
residence, 4206 37th st. NV, r..
HAMILTON CAWOOD, the beloved
husband of Mrs. Elizabeth c. Ca
wood, Services and interment
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AUsTERMUHL, FRANK c. on Mon
S6sTERRauHi, BELOVED ssiSS; fhs SssSad & &
the late Elizabeth Austermuhi and
father Of Edith L Hill. brother OF
Oeorge =. Austermuhl OF Whining
ton. Del Funeral from the W. W.
Deal Funeral Home, 4Sl2 0eorgia
ave. NV, on Thursday, May Z, at
pm. Embodiment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. o
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"E p IS5a, COME NEL 81 20 Of Isl Isl
You ST. NV. wife of Dr. Rembert
Nelson. She also is survived by one
daughter, three sisters, four broth
erS ana other relatives. Friends may
call at the Joynes Funeral Home,
JIG Mass; ave: NV on Wednesday,
MAY @. after z pm, where services
will be held on Thursday, May Z, at
pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
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MALHMOOD. NATHAN. On Tuesday

"9 NAV = Igig' NAThAN MALHM STSSS5'
beloved father OF Herbert Malh-
mood of Hyattsville, Nd. Harry
Malhmood and Mrs Rose Simons,
both Of Silver Spring, Md. Albert
Malhmood of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
LYMAN Malhmood of Culver City,
Calf He also is survived by six
grandchildren Services at the c.
D. Goldberg a. Son Funeral Home,
42l7 9th st. NV, on Thursday,
May z, at IL am. Interment
Sholom, A Section In mourning
at 1907 Constance St, Silver Spring,
Nd. Please omit flowers.
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ANS. FAIMEH a. on Tuesdsy,
May ., 1888. fAl.MER = kLLlN
Nd. the beloved husband Of Elaie
tponssller. Ma Donald q crssmer.
Mrt Ruth n Hubbard and Thomas
W, Allen lie also IA survived b.
four brothers and one sister fu-
nefai services 81 the simmons Bros
Funeral Hone 1901 9S2e HOPE ts
Thursday, NAY Il, al ~ am. tn-
terment Cedar NM Cemetery.
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MEADOWS, LULA. on Sunday, May
3. 1859, in Newberry, S. C., LULA
MEADOWS, wife of the late VIII
Meadows. sister of MesoameS Alma
Taylor and Amanda johnson. aunt
OF Mesdames Pauline Haskins, Carol
johnson and Ruth Raysor, and Mr.
Thomas Gary, William F. and
Thomas Gillian; The late Mrs,
Meadows may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 30 H St.
ne, after 4 pm. Wednesday, May
9. Funeral on Thursday, May 4,
from the Turner Memorial Church,
9th and Eye SITS NV, at l pm.
terry
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TERLEE. USN CRetiredj. On Mon
day, May 4, 1853. WILLIAM SAT-
TERLEE PYE of 223O California st
NV. beloved husband of Annie
Brlscoe Pye and brother Of Mary
Louise Pye of Tulsa. Okla, and Hugh
James Pye of Los Angeles. Calf
Ae also is survived by four grand-
children. Friends are invited to
cali at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Nd Services on
Friday. Nav $, at Fort Myer Chapel.
Fort Myer. Va, at > pm, Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
baltimore and Calvert County pa
pers please copy.)
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pital JAMES R. MERRIMAN, the
beloved husband of Ruth c. Merri-
man and father Of Gail Ann Larlmer,
Jamie Lynn Merriman; brother of
Aileen Goldberg and Lois Crusan.
Funeral from the Simmons Bros
Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope
r. d;v s'e SpaTSlng s sjn On bd Trls
to the Holy Family Catholic Church,
where mass will be offered at
am for the repose of his soul
InJerment Arlington National Gem
etery. Remains may be viewed after
pm. Wednesday Nav 6.
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May i, 1850. ALFRED PARMEs'
beloved husband OF Mrs Ruth v
Parmes, brother OF Mrs. Mary G
Hughes, Mrs. Rosalee Hasty, Percy
and Herbert E. Parmes. He also is
survived bv other relatives and
friends The late Mr. Parmes will
rest at the Stewart Funeral Home,
30 H st. ne, after 4 pm. Thurs
, cay, May (no viewing, where
services will be held on Friday,
May s. at IL am. Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery.
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NO

MISS LYNN DAVIS: I
would go more out of my way
70 see our President than 1
would a Queen. I have no
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NO
MISS ELIZABETH RO'

MISS ELIZABETH ROY
STON: II would stand in line
only if I were out and royal
ty happened to be coming
along. Curiousity would make
me stop. AS for going out of
my way, I certainly wouldn't
make any particular effort.
People are people and royalty
is no different. And it would
depend on which royalty was
here as to whether or not I'd
get thrilled. However, I
never get too elated with any
royalty. I wouldn't bow or
curtsey though. America is a
democracy and I think other
people should respect our
ideas. I would curtSey though
If I were in a country where
1T was expected"
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Whot's II Neon?

Leg of MuttOn-With the
trend toward a little more
width at the top of the figure
the leg of mutton sleeve ap-
pears in fall and winter COL
lections. 1t is a modified YER
sion seen in both women and
children's lines. The 1859
version is not as exaggerated
in fullness nor as long as
the wrist-length leg of NUT
ton or gigot sleeves worn in
the middle 10Th century.
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YES

MISS SANDRA PAXTON:
"It's exciting to see someone
who holds such a high posi-
ton in a foreign country.
However. I wouldn't stand in
a line as a spectator to see
a queen but I would stand in
a receiving line to meet her."
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YES

MISS KAREN LAMBERT:
Royalty are high born and
we should look up to them.
They're a high class Of peo-
pie and I'd be thrilled to see
them"
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YES

MISS MARGARET Ora
HAM (of Canada: Eyes, 1t
would thrill me to see a
queen. the Queen of England
particularly, because of ira
dition. I would be thrilled.
too, with other royalty and
would stand in line. I
wouldn't curtSey If I were on
the street as a spectator but
if I were in an enclosed area,
I'd curtesy If I could"
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BOTH SIDES
OF THE FENCE

Question-"Does visiting royalty thrill
you? Would you stand in line TO see a queen
or kine?"
asked of the secrsares)
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YES

MISS BARBARA MAD
DOX: 1T would be interest
ing to see how the queen lives
and her customs and her re-
actions. I'd also be curious
and would want to see her,
even If it meant standing in
line"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

particular interest in roy
atty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06
Reds Hurry More
Than Americans,
Sundburq Says

STOCKHOLM, Aug. s (AP).
Carl Sandburg, the American
poet-biographer, says Russians
in the streets of Moscow hurry
more and run quicker than
Americans in the streets of
New York or Chicago"
The 81-year-old Sandburg,
accompanied by his brother-in-
law, the American photogra-
pher, Edward Steichen, 80,
arrived yesterday from Moscow.
Mr.. Sandburg has come here
to see the country his parents
left So years ago. The high
light of his Swedish visit will
be a private audience with King
Gustav Adolf VI August is.
Asked about his impressions
Of Russia, the tall, silver-haired
writer replied:
Il studied the faces and the
bodies of the people. Very in
teresting. / found that the
Russians in the streets of that
big city of Moscow hurry more
and run quicker than the
Americans in the streets of
New York or Chicago.
Mr.. Sandburg, famed for his
six-volume Lincoln biography,
said he had given a talk in
Moscow on Lincoln to a group
of writer's and historians.
In reply to a question, Mr..
Sandburg said he had not met
the Soviet Nobel Prize winning
author Boris Pasternak nor
made any attempt to contact
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06
Women Fined S.
On Each of 26
Traffic Tickets

A Silver Spring woman, ar
rested last June as she drove
across the District line and
charged with failing to respond
to 80 traffic summonses, was
fined $3.50 in Municipal Court
today.
Mrs. George E. Chimes, 25,
of 1894 University boulevard,
pleaded guilty, with an expla-
nation, to 26 of the charges.
Her attorney, Gilbert r. Gil
ordano, said Mrs. Chimes was a
victim of circumstances" He
told Judge Austin B. Tickling
that Mrs. Chimes husband, a
steeplejack, had listed his fleet
of trucks and the family auto
mobile in Mrs. Chimes name
Mr.. Giordano said that nearly
half of the tickets had beer
issued on trucks that were
driven by Mr.. Chimes employees
and that the other half had
been issued on the automobile
driven by Mr.. Chimes. He added
that Mrs. Chimes had been hos
pitalized for a nervous con-
dition because of the case anc
was still under a doctors care
Judge Tickling ordered Mrs
Chimes to pay IS on each of u
tickets. which had been issued
by police over an eight month
period.