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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
HILLSMERE SHORES
ON SOUTH RIVER AND BAY


A lifetime vacation land
with year round living.
Private roads throughout
property. Miles OF sandy
beaches. sylvan lakes, ideal
boat harbors and piers.
Swimming, fishing and crab
bling are yours in these. IA
nous sat waters. There
has never been an offering
like this and only a visit to
Hillsmere Shores will enable
you to, Judge for yourself
this land OF enchantment
and one Of ever-increasing
values. The lots are extra
large and this is q real
opportunity TO live in lux
ury at your own price.
Drive to historic Annauolis
Terms II desired. Drive to
historic Annapolis via U. S.
Rte. 80 expressway. turn
right at Md. Rte. ., at first
traftic light, turn right and
go 8 blocks to Md. Rte. 665
tat Colonial drive-in theater
slsn), turn left and follow
665 direct to our entrance.
SMITH BROS. ORGANIZA-
TON, DFVEIy 0PERS
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS WANTED-Before you sell
see Jack Perrell; any make or
model car: highest cash price paid.
KIRK MOTOR CO., 5335 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV, EN-. 3-4533.
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80 acres, Baltimore dairy farm: 2S-
stall barns, new cement silo; ex-
cellent water; broom frame house
with bath and electricity. Only
$3.50 per me-. payment or S21 ,00O
purchase price.
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fhEDEhlCh W.
BERENS

SALES. INC. Realtors IA. 4-55o5
LANHAM, MD.,-75xI5O-ft. wood
ed lot, sewer ana water; only
S2,795. NJ. LEO STORCH, SP.
3-45O0.
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

Gorgeous Potter County!
6,reom house, bath. gas heat.
Village viilass edse n the big hunting
STEVENS. Realtors, Gaines, Pa,
Phi. 0aleton 620g-JI
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MOTORCYCLES
-ALLsTATE lab7 $50 e.e., q |

ALLsTATE 1857 $50 &C., 4 speed.
DualS, windshield, buddy seat
PERI. cond. S205. KE. S-6s00.
HARLEY : DAVIDSON ie4s "i2b''
with rebuilt engine, good condi-
tion; Sl16. JE. 4.3560.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 40. Make as,
Windshield. Buddy seat, Saddle
baG. Chrome iuGSSss carrier crash
bars and rubber matted handle
bars. New tires. $3.50. FL. 6-4637
wAlCO 1886 250.c.c. Blizzard
5000 miles, excellent condition.
$500. HE. A-6707.
Msu. 800 miles, PERI. condition
$3.50 or best offer. 10. b-a62I, or
VIII. SCOOP.
527t DIV and '55 FLU Harley
peyidsSon. Loaded with extras. RE
o-H44O.
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Large Home


In waterfront community. Liv. rm.,
den. kit, bedrm., l7-bath on LIST
r. . bedrms. and bath on End
d. Sl1,g5O.
Real Living
Spacious living area with fireplace.
Two huge bedrms.. kit, bath and
husband workshop. Overiookins
water. FOR fast sale. $4,000.
Bay Realty Co.
Edsewater, Md. Rt. ia, Mayo Rd.
UNIV. 1-4212 or Univ. 7-S6O3
OVERLOOKING PORT TOBACCO
kIVER = Waterfront privileges.
Chapel Point road front; 80 acres,
high. vell-drained land: springs,
stream, magnificent view; suitable
subdivision; excellent neighbor-
acres. LEONARD SNiDER, West
4-3311, La Plata. Md.
Southern MARYLAND
PATUXENT RIvER-small estate
with attractive white-columned
house, sturdy pier. boat house,
stable, = acres. House has living
room. dining room, Kitchen, 8 bed.
rooms 3 baths, wide screened gall
leries. Ideal for club or private
use.
DARES BEACH-Modern masonry
year around cottage on wide sand
beach; Furnished. Al condition
SOLOMONS ISLAND-On broad
tidal creek. q superb contemporary
house with luxurious appointments
40' living room, dining solarium,
ultra modern kitchen, 8 double
bedrms.. 3 baths. Fine pier,
acres towering pines.
GRAND PLANTATION - Noted
Georgian brick mansion, COM
plete set outbuildings. famous
for tobacco and cattle.
E. STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 1921
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In waterfront community. Liv. rm.,
den. kit, bedrm., 12-bath on LIST
f., 3 bedrms. and bath on End
a SI1uhu
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AVIATION

ERCOUPE-4I5-C, new metal wings
May, TT. 500 hrs, $4,000 firm.
Call OIL. 6-1530 or HA. 7-7293.
LUSCOMBE 8A-All metal, turn
and bank, landing lights, 500 hrs.
SMOH. Licensed to May 80,
$1,000. WA. 7-6433.
ONE SHARE, Stinson 4-place: new
wing fabric. Omni, at Wash, Va;
500. JE. $1,000.
PIPER vAGABOND-Lyc. IS, 725
hrs. TT A and E, primary instru-
ments. $1,000. Ell. 6-4303.
REAL VALUE: 17O-B, excel cond. (;
complete IFR and ADJ S30TT, so
hrs. since Cessna Mob, full paint,
lie. to $50. HE. 4-554S.
UNLIMITED ROOM for airplane
tie-downs See Mr.. STANLEY,
Hyde Field Restaurant. CY
7.o64O
VALVE SEAT GRINDER, hall in
dustrial wet-type wLstones and
collects. Reas. so. b-2739.
2-DAY RE-LICENsE, l0O-hour IN
spection all light aircraft, A and
E mechanics and A. !. in shop.
HILL AVIATION SERVICE, Lam
caster Municipal Airport, Lancas-
ter. Pa. Call Lowell 1881.
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BUICK IS Century Riviera 5-dr.
hardtop: r, and h., p.s. and brakes,
Wv. tires excel. cond.; 81. O26.
Call JU. 5-159l.
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WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.

ALL Cash for waterfront property,
or a year round house on water.
Under $4,000: ANNAPOLIS vicinity.
Call after 10 am, FL. 4-620S.
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Desperately needed, good clean
cars, any make or model Cash
waiting, Also wagons and piekups.
PENNY MOTORS
1920 r. l.. Ave. NE. LA. $4,000
CARS WANTED
Before you sell. see Jack Perrelll
Any make or model car. Highest
cash price paid!
KIRK MOTOR co.
1888 Wis. Ave. NV, EN-. 3-4533
CLEAN CARS WANTED. Top dollor,
CAPITOL DISCOUNT. INC. 61a
Mass. ave, nv, d. 7r790n.
COLLEGE STUDENT vents older
model, low4priced used car: must
be in top condition. JU. S-3781.
FLORIDA DEALER desperate for
100 cars: spot cash. 1891 Mt
Foreign Cars Wanted
TsP p, Pr prices sOO PAID; STAR ., MOTOR TPI
Va. IA. S-3272,
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately; any make or model
trucks, station wagons. HYATTS-
WILLIE AUTO SALES, 1920 r. !.
ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA. 7.12s0,
TOP DOLLAR from the top dealer
for your car. Come up today
COLONIAL OLDS. 9th and Fla
ave ne, Ii. 3-5555 or Il. 7-g340.
VIRGINIA DEALER
VIII pay CASH Immediately fol-
late-model American. foreign and
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VACATION PLACES
FLORIDA

Going to Miami Beach, stay at
whispering Palms Motel, 1901
Collins ave., right on the ocean.
Washington, OIL. 1861.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
aAAAfVaalttnAN

WHEATON AAA commercial loo. ;
Wheaton Plaza Gs SppTox 1885 1880 n sS
IT,; priced right, good financing
- PRESS REALTY CORP.
HE. 4-2O6i JU. b-4e34
IL ACRES soned commercial; val.
80, y mile from Dulles Airport;
$40, 700. Du, b.7po4.
10000 SQUARE FEET, approxi-
%StsS M sGaff Ps. nS ana sssi
Hill I'd. in District HEIGHTS hiEh-
density area. Priced low TO sell
S.9Oli A. Is, GARDINER 4 CO,
INC, Ma. s-3023,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER, cash today or will sell,
e-io7O, DickEY's. XP' T:sosSS
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

VA GUARANTEED LIST Trust-Cer-
tined for S19,400 at 5Net, 3es
loan commission. Mr.. CORDES,
CHI, s-s635.
YOU WANT 4096 DISCOUNT? In
yestment $3.50, or more. Call
BUDNEY, 10. 5-2750 or HE.
4-3906.
2ND TRUST $685., S35 monthly at
So with balance payable in full
l ". To be sold with Q home
improvement notes totalling SS75
payable $32 monthly. Sale price
81 100 with full recourse by To-
cal businessman. Excel. credit
refs. Call Mon. before s pm
Mr.. JUSTMAN. ST. 3-7654.
$1,000 2ND TR., 5454 c st. S. E
Excellent maker. RA. 6-2117).
$1,000 SECOND TRUST pays
S43.24 per mo-: 6es. viii sell for
$4,000. FE. 3-246S.
25E DISCOUNT on So, 300 end
trust note. Va. Prop. white makers.
25es DISCOUNT on $1,000 on End
Trust Note. Nd. prop. white max
ers, Mr.. KATE, ST. $4,000. ewes
JU. S-949S.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
COMMERCIAL

Coral Hills shopping location, 5000
So, IT. Of c. commercial. all IA
cilitieS. No reas. offer refused.
LII. 1-S621.
FILLING STATION SITES wanted,
any lo &C! By By broker !, for Go6 oil
or Mrs. Gee, JE. 4-0454.
FRANCONIA ROAD, mr.. Springfield
"a acre with frame house. A
good business location. Only S19,-
200. s. j. GNASH CO., XII. 9-4222
or XII. $4,000.
GAITHERSRURG = Valuable LIST
commercial ground in heart of
Gaithersburg; priced at S17,500.
HUGH T. PECK, GA. 1855.
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CLAYTON. University 7-Sl0o.
CHESAPEAKE BAY FRONT
HOUSE, In Calvert County. Brick
and-tiie house on Ice, lot, Six rms.
and Ice. L-shaped pch, 3 bedrms. 1;
all furnished ready for immediate
occupancy. Connected TO central
water and has own arteslan we'll
2-car garage, with mans and
woman's dressing rooms attached
A real buy. Priced at only $4,000,
with terms TO suit purchaser.
To see this. and other fine bareain
homes and building sites. drive 7
miles south OF Prince Frederick on
solomons Island road, turn LETT Al
81. Leonard and follow Long Beach
M Z. ROCKHILL, INC,
Mail, st. Leonard. Nd.
Phone Prince Frederick 30s-J
DABOB BAY, Hoods Canal, wash
ing.on State - l00-ft. waterfront
BY 700 II. deep level lot, lots Of
trees, large supply clans and
oysters on beach; ice cold noun
price $4,000. OIL. 8-3431.
NEAR POTOMAs RIVERS acres
on nhNlShple SAT- water Well-Dullt
home, q IONS and bath; bargain
at $40, 20. q. B. LORRAINE,
Richmond Federal Bldg, Rich
mond, Va. Virginia Properties
Seashore TO Mountains, Free book
let .Vlreinia."
DAREs BEACH. Calvert Co., Md
One-half-acre lots: $3.50, $40
down, $40 per mo.
ADVANTAGES:
Pull beach privileges.
Privacy with the advantage Of
resort living.
3-Year-round home; present road
construction will make for easy
committing; many now COM
muting daily.
Build for l0ss Of construction
cost.
water system Clow con-
struetion cost-no pumps to 80
Low tax rate Of Calvert County
p Your real estate becomes more
valuable as community grows.
Come see what We have here. You
can't beat the offer or the area.
Prince Frederick 93-W, or con.
tact on premises.
Details: Call W. D. DRESSER,
~RR~~-1
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
fCONTiAlllDl

CHALK POINT, West River. Nd
IM-6Sth. large Nv. rIn. with frepi.'
din, rnl., extra large kit, large
screened porch; furnished; very
large garage; 200-it. pier; excel,
harbor. Good financing. Mr.,
CLAYTON, UniynrEltY 7-RlnA.
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SEAsHORE PROPERTY

OCEAN BEACH. Lot s. block 10.
$1,000. OWNER LEAVING. Box
40, SILVER Spring. Nd.
BETHANY BEACH, DELAWARE
$4,000. Now is the time 10 pick
up beach bargains. Ready for next
spring. Charming cottage with
bedrm. and bath on LIST A., large
studio bedrm. on md floor. Terms
arranged Ewes. EN-. 2-6016, L. T.
GRAVATTE, Realtor, MA. S-0763.
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ANTIQUE AUTOS
FORD. 1895

(ASAS AOSO
Cow, sedan; new top, new paint,
runs well; Va. insp. CT. 6-05S6.
PLAYB0Y 1913 oriq. hardtop cow:
collectors item. D. c. inspectkd:
$500. EN- 2.fn75. -
FORD 1928 roadster pickup; com.
plste, less engine; hydraulics;
partly restored. Also late model
-Chrysler engine. SP. 3-4223.
FORD 3l-A Tudor; modified show
car. Best ofier. See at Gulf station,
gl04 Baltimore blvd, College
! Park. Nd.
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NEAR WALDORF

Prince Georges Co.-5-acre farm
cites and homesites. Wonderful fu-
ture investment!! Wooded, in roll
ing meadow lands near stream,
some on blacktop: cow. to D. C.
Excel. terms, moderate prices, also
package home. Your baby farm
specialist, LYLE KENDALL REAL
ESTATE, ia. 5-9409, OIL. 6-141S.
Dir; Out 8 and 301 10 miles
from D. c. line past Spring Lake
Lodge, right on Acton lane at Va.
Beach sign. to omen sign.
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HERNDON
COMMERCIAL

6M ACRES COMMERCIAL
now Zoned CO near heart Of
Herndon business district
on Washington St. plus full
frontage on 2 other streets.
Water, sewer ad lace t.
Owner committed elsewhere
offers this at 60c It. An
outstanding buy in this
booming area. Terms.
LYNCH BROS, INC.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.
FL. $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAY
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BUICK "a

BUICK 81 Century 4-dr.: blue and
ooins oversees; sac. 81 800. al.
4.0s72 or CT. 6.4420. l9e
CONTINUED on Next psSeJ
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MCLEAN, VA.-160-ft. frontage on
Old Dominion dr. opposite shop
ping center: 43.020 So. IT.; 81 per
#, subject to commercial coming.
MRS. WILLIAM H. LAUGHLIN.
REALTOR, Ell. 6-4161: ewes, Ell.
6-3441
NE. ZONE, CO spacious corner
house with basement apt: ideal
for rooming house. J. c. CHATEL,
FE. 7-5300. WO. 6-9l45.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, 2,5
from District; excel frontages;
Palmer hwy. Financing avail.
Mr.. Behrendt. WA. 4-a193, NE.
S-15sl. JOHN r. HOKE.
WHEATON AREA-Choice lots up
to 10000 50. f., CO and c-2
coming. VIII build to suit tenant.
YoUNk1N & CO., 10. A-S022.
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Grant Murray,
Long With GAO

Grant Murray, SO, former
principal auditor and account
and in the postal service divi-
sion of the General Accounting
Office, died today at Lemons
Nursing Home in Annandale.
Va.
Mr.. Murray had been Dis
trict resident for more than
so years.
In 1903 Mr.. Murray applied
for a Government job and was
given a civil service eXamina-
ton. He scored the highest
grade recorded up to that time
in the State of Missouri and
the third highest in the United
States. according to his family.
Before he came to Washing
ton he was the deputy clerk
of the Circuit Court and the
ex-officio recorder of deeds for
Andrews County. Mo.
He leaves two daughters, Mrs
Lillian Rauchschwalde of Quaint
Acres. Md, and Mrs. Virginia
Currier of Annandale. He also
leaves five grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Funeral services are being
completed by the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV.
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Mrs. S. R. Fuller,
Chapter Leader
In Eastern Star

Mrs. Nellie c. Fuller, SO, Past
Worthy Matron of the Eastern
Star, Columbia Chapter IS, died
yesterday at Bethesda Naval
Hospital of a heart disease.
She lived at 834 Berkshire
drive, Hyattsville, Md.
A native of Worcester, Mass,
Mrs. Fuller was stricken while
visiting there some time ago.
She was a member of the
Grace Methodist Church in
siyattSville and a member of
the Cured Cancer Club.
One of her major interests
was the preparation of dress
ings for cancer patients.
She leaves. besides her hus-
band, Stanley r. Fuller, USN,
retired. of the home address;
three daughters. Mrs. Alma
Burgess, 1903 Sixtieth avenue,
Spalding Heights, Md; Mrs.
Ethel Cough, TIC Seek lane,
Silver Spring, Md, and Mrs.
Betty Jane Hunter, $500 Four
teenth avenue. Hyattsville, Md.
She also leaves a son, George
Fuller of Washington.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. on Thursday at the
Lee Funeral Home. Fourth
and Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Burial will be in the George
Washington Cemetery.
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Max 0. RuwIins,
Anucostiu Bank
Branch Manager

Max Orson Rawlins. SO,
manager of the Naval Research
Laboratory Branch of the Ana
costa National Bank, died to-
day at his home after a heart
attack.
He lived at 1905 North john
son street. Arlington, Va.
Mr.. Rawlins had been man.
ager of the bank for a year.
He came to Washington two
years ago from his home in
Occur d'Alene. Idaho. to work
at the bank. He had been in
the banking business in Idaho.
He leaves his wife, Mary
Helen Rawlins. of the home
address, his son, 1t. Robert w.
Rawlins Of Pensacola, Fla, and
four stepchildren. Margaret
and Charles Mcdonald and
William and Helen Daniel. all
Of the home address.
Funeral services are being
completed by the Ives Funeral
Home.
Evening star., 1959-06-30

Mrs. Margaret c. Moran, SO,
a third-generation Washington
resident, died Sunday at her
home. 260l Naylor road Sc.
After graduation from East
ern High School. Mrs. Moran
worked for the Agriculture
Department and then ran--
ferred to the Rural Electrinca-
ton Administration before a
short tour with the Southern
Railroad System.
Later she worked for II years
as a statistical clerk In the
Children's Bureau of the De-
partment Of Health. Education
and Welfare.
Besides her husband Pat
rick Of the home address she
leaves two sons. James Of 50l2
Columbia pike, Arlington, and
Patrick, III, Of $40 Ridge
road Sc. She also leaves six
sisters, Mrs. Laura E. Delano,
Mrs. Emma c. Adams, Mrs.
Gertrude Castel. Mrs. Anna
c. Oliff, Mrs. Mary C. Deck,
and Mrs. Ruth c. Oliff, as well
as two brothers, James and
Wilbur, all Of the Washington
area.
A requiem mass will be sung
at $3.50 am. tomorrow at st.
Francis Xavier Church, 2800
Pennsylvania avenue Sc, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
In Mrntnriaitt

BROWN. WARRINGTON CLIFTON
IMONkEYD. In memory OF WAR
RlNGTON CLIFTON (MoNKEYD
BROWN, whom God called home
June 80. 1883
Gone from this world so full Of
strife.
Back TO God. who save him life.
One day you heard a voice
That only you could hear:
IT called you TO the Holy Land,
Where there is no pain or fear
Some day I'm going to see you
-, In that land so bright and fair,
HIS precious voice will call me, too,
And / will meet you there
HIS WIPE, PEARL.
CLINE, NEWTON A. In memory Of
our son and brother. NEWTON A.
CLINE. who departed this life three
years ago today June 80, 1856.
Your memory is a keepsake,
With which We will never part
Though God has you in his keeping.
we stilI haye YOU in our hearts
HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS
CRICHLOw. REV. LUTHER W. In low
OF God. q devoted husband, q loving
Sn,c,1I s1n nnS d, brother. LUTHER W,
year ago. June ". 1903.
We are thankful for each pleasant
memory Of you
your SS5 W. WIZ Ta' MARfHA RsfIsHsiAns sp E PsSy PsN
lily.
CROWDY. JULIA Z. In loving mem
ory OF our dear departed wife and
mother. JULIA z CROWDY who
passed on eight years ago today,
June 80, 1851
In our hears there is a picture
More precious than silver or gold I:
1t is a picture OF our dear little
Whose memory will never Srow
old.
Dear God. please whisper that our
thoughts are with her
In that kingdom up above,
TEL her that We miss her always,
And We send her all our love
THE FAMILY.
DENNEY. CORA L. In memory OF our
dear mother, CORA L. DENNEY,
who left US five years ago today,
June 30. 1854
Five years have come and gone,
Since you, dear mother, we have seen
We think OF you with memories so
near,
Your memory is all we have now,
SINCE God called you home to rest,
And those who think OF YOU TODAY.
Are the ones who loved you best.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN
IRVING. n. CYRIL. In loving mem
ory Of our dear beloved father. Il
CYRIL IRVING. who passed away
six years ago today. June 80. 1858
Y2 y SONS, FRANCIS AND
JONES. CORA LEA. In loving remem-
DLance OF mother, CORA LEA JONES,
VINO passed away nineteen years
ago today.
! often sit and think OF you
Wheh ] am all alone.
For memory. is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
GLADYS. ARTHUR AND ESTHER.
LEE, MABEL NJ. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, MABEL NJ. LEE.
who departed this life fifteen years
ago today June 80. 1914.
Time may pass and bring its
changes,
Fresh with every coming year,
But her memory is still cherished
HER pEvofEp of1b' caLpRENh saff aSa hf1 sD6HR df15
MAURICE, VIVIAN AND FUR
LEE, MABEL NJ. In owing memory Of
our dear sister, MABEL NJ. LEE
who left US Is wears ago today
June 80. g54
More and more each DAY we miss you,
Friends may think the wound is
healed.
But the" little know the sorrow,
That lies within our hearts
concealed
HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS. .
TWYMAN. SIMON. To the memory
Of ny father. SIMON TWYMAN
who died is years ago today, June
80, '94I.
We have only a memory, dear father
We cherish our whole life through
But the devotion will live forever
As we treasure the memory OF YOU
NINA TWYMAN JENKINS.
Evening star., 1959-06-30

have stopped its publication
had he known Of it.
Mr.. Jonkel, hired at $l,25O
a month for his advice. re-
turned to Chicago after the
election and until about two
years ago continued to make
high marks in his speciality OF
political guidance.
Goes Into Foreign Trade
He then went into interna-
tional trade, travelling extern
sively. A few months ago he
was in Europe, and had been
in Indonesia about two weeks
handling a shipment of copra
to Western Europe.
When he suffered the stroke,
a physician advised him to go
to a hospital, but he declined.
An associate. failing to arouse
him by telephone in his hotel
room, found him dead in bed.
The body is being flown to
Chicago on arrangements made
by the State Department. which
notified Mr.. Kerns. Mr.. Jonkcl
was divorced. His mother and
a sister live in the Chicago area
Evening star., 1959-06-30
i'm. JonkeI, Strotegist
Tydings Defeat, Dies

Jon M. Jonkel. former public
relations man credited with
steering the 1850 upset victory
of Senator Butler. Republican
of Maryland. over Senator
Millard Tydings. died last night
In Djkarta. Indonesia.
His Washington attorney.
Leo Howard Kerns, said Mr..
Jankel died at 0 pm. (Wash-
ington time) after suffering a
cerebral hemorrhage two days
before.
Mr.. Jonkel, A, was the CEN
tral figure In an investigation
Of the campaign in which Sen
ator Tydings, entrenched be-
hind "A years of Senate service,
was ousted by a then little
known Baltimore attorney.
Entered Plea Of Guilty
AS the upshot of a hearing
before a Senate Elections Com
mittee. on Senator Tydings'
complaint that he had been
defeated by a tissue Of lies, -
Mr.. Jonkel was indicted and
later pleaded guilty to violat-
ing Maryland's Corrupt Prac-
tees Act.
The charges were that he
failed to keep required detailed
accounts Of money handled by
him, to report > campaign
finances properly and on time,
and was not a designated polit-
ical agent and a resident of
Maryland. He was fined $4,000.
big Doubt" Exploited
At the time. Mr.. Jonkel was
a skilled young public relations
man in Chicago. In four
months preceding the 1850
election, he was credited with
taking over the campaign
managerial reins and success
fully debating the policy lead
ing to Mr.. Tydings' defeat.
Experts analyzing the upset
said Mr.. Jonkel had exploited
the technique of the big doubt
in relation to Senator Tydings'
Craftsmanship Of the first COM
mittee to denounce Senator
Joseph McCarthy's Communist
hunting.
Senator Tydings' supporters
charged that he was put in the
light Of being soft on Commu-
nistS. One of the more cele-
brated controversies rage d
around a tabloid, prepared at
the old Washington Times
Herald, for which Mr.. Jonkel
admitted partial responsibility.
Faxed Picture Used
A half million copies of the
tabloid were distributed featur-
ing a faxed photograph pur-
porting to show Mr.. Tydings in
close relationship to former
Communist leader Earl Brow
der. Mr.. Jonkel denied know
ing the photograph was being
used. however. and said both
he and Senator Butler would
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Dr.. Marvin CuIIom

NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 80
(AP).-Dr. Marvin McTyeire
Cullom. 90. prominent Nash
vile eye. ear. nose and throat
specialist, died yesterday. He
invented surgical instruments
used throughout the world, and
was a leading figure in South
ern educational and historical
circles.
Evening star., 1959-06-30

NOONE. THOMAS A.. The family of
the late THOMAS A, NoONE wishes
thoughtfulness OF friends and CO.
workers for the beautiful flowers and
mass cards received during their
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
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1n Mrmnriant
Announcements

BAILEY. AMANDA b. In loving mem
ory OF my dear aunt AMANDA B
BAILEY, who departed this life IA
years ago today June 80, l045.
Throuehout the years, not for today
alone,
Your place within my heart remains
your own
DEVOTED NIECE, CLoTEAL C.
THOMAS.