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McCaV & McCaY, Inc.
GOTTA GO!

Vienna; Sls,5OO - Modern brick
rambler. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
full bsmt.: mr.. everything. Owner
must sell at once; priced below
FILA appraisal; save $1,000 and
earn $1,000.
PENTAGON REALTY
- ~ n o.on n - n
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YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.:
$17,950
4-Bedroonn
Cape Cod

An older home with much TO
offer. Entrance foyer, fire.
place in living room dining
room. bright equipped kitch-
en-. All bedrooms are good
size: 2 full baths, soft
utility room and 30-ft tiled
recreation room in the fun
outside entrance basement;
double garage, lift. screened
porch: walk TO bus and shop;
attractive hedged and fenced
yard. Call SO. 5-6190.
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$14,250
p Acre
Easy to Buy

Situated on a quiet tree-dotted
hilltop. this lovely little ram
bier provides more than its
share Of space; 24Xl4 living
room with fireplace and din
ing area: lift. kitchen, laree
bath, 2 good-size bedrooms,
separate utility room, partial
basement; walk to school. Call
FL. 4-S6O0,
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ARLINGTON NORTH
4 Bedrooms
8 Tiled Baths

Practically new 2-leyel brick ram
bier, most attractive floor plan
with spacious foyer. living and
dining area. . large flreplaces
Zone in So finished rec. rm.)
Priced at S34,750 with option to
assume large LIST trust. Inspection
BY appointment beginning Sunday.
Phone ia. 7-SQ6I
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ST. JAMES PARISH
FALLS CHURCH

brick Colonial attractive LYING room With fTs
lSfoot screened porch large level yard With beautiful tree G
down Out Lee Highway Route 292t through FAILS ChHcn
block affc light Right on Woodley Place
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EXCLUSIVE LIVING

is yours in this large air.
conditioned brick bi-level.
Two f1replaces, "a baths.
diversified rooms, manv,
many trees, and lovely
shrubbery. Double garage,
oil heat, and fenced rear
lawn. This home is in ex-
cellent condition and is q
terrific buy at S3l,500.
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$17,5O0.
Walkout Basement
Springfield

A new. solid brick rambler on
a lovely i4-acre wooded lot.
3 bedrooms, Ia baths, 2l-
foot living room with FIRE
place. attractive custom built
bookcase divider next to DIM
ing room; Up to the minute
Kitchen with eye-level oven
counter-ton ranee and birch
cabinets: healthful baseboayd
hot-water heat, full daylight
basement with space for rec
reation room. Can be financed
for as little as $1,000 down
conventional. Open Saturday
and Sunday / nm. til dark.
South on Shirley hwy. to
Sr-i-gfield, left on Frsnconis
I'd. to first rieht Uoisdale I'd }.
one mile to 2nd street on left.
follow signs to Ruskin 81 and
house: or call FL. 4-S600.
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PENTAGON REALTY
LAKE BAREFOOT
CHOICE VIRGINIA HOMES
All Open Sunday, 2 to 6
$12,95O
FORT MYER AREA

real bargain charming home will have to be seen to
proximity to schools, trans
portaon D. C. Arlington Hall Lage trees shade the nice
living with hre-
place breakfast and kitchen bedrooms
detached large screened porch with
awnings Arlington Boulevard Route 50 right on PIsnng
Drive block left to Alb North Lakewood street.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FAIRFAX

FAIRFAX - 3 lge. bedrms., 2h
bath brick Colonial. 1 acre shad.
ed lots lge. kit, separate din. rm.
Ice. Nv rm; with firepl. BY own
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

IN, SPRINGFIELD - owner trans
ferred, must sell. carr-built all
brick rambler, 2 bedrms, "a
baths. de luxe kit patio, awning
large lot. BY OWNER. Make oiier
Call CT. B-3002,
NORTH SPRINGFIELD. avail, !;
bedrm, ! bath rambler. g y
appl., wall-to-wall carp. b,5OO
BY owner. b20i Ferndale st.,
1 Springfield. Va
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FALLS CHURCH, By OWNER
Small frame house, garage. S..
500. 1914 Hickory st,
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SPACIOUS RAMBLER. cHEsTERBRooK WOODS

den baths Arepaces, adjoining the kitchen separate
informal DINING with buin wall barbecue-a room hled
with ociabypso family size dining lovely
double Dashboard heat lot
At the block Gleb turn Chester
block right block Forest Lane
left Woodley left Hardwood Lane blocks right
to 1912 Sofwood Trail.
representative about our complete planning
service the lot Of choice
in Chesterbrook Woods
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NJ CALL
TODAY
DOWN PAYMENT

will move you into this
luxury three-bedroom brick
rambler with finished rec.
room and bar. Only three
years old. with real at
tractive 4hG financing. To-
tai price $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL, FoREsT-S-bsdrm. brick CO,
va, cor. lot; cow. Psnt,; nc
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$16,450
so Down CT
Move In Now!

Excellent FLA or conven-
tional financing 6iso available
on these daylight basement
brirk ramblers. situated on
Il acre wooded lots. Three
nice bedrooms; separate din
ing room: large up to the
minute kitchen with eye-level
oven. counter-top range and
disposal: tiled bath; city utill-
ties, paved streets, curbs and
sidewalks. open Saturday
and Sunday. ! pm til dark.
South on Shirley hiEhway to
Fort Belvoir turn of. sharp
left on Rte 617. proceed APP
proxtmately . miles to Route
R2s left over Shirley high
way TO P0hicS Forest signs,
or call FL. 4-S600.
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$11,950
Full Basement
Arlington

An older home ideal for a
couple Just starting out or
retired folks. Walking distance
Of buses, schools and shop
ping. living room, equipped
kitchen with eating space; 2
nice size bedrooms, and a
screen porch. Nice location
and large rear yard with
trees. Call ia. 10000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL., N.--b-bsdrm., 2-bath, brick
sOiisIl''iAl Assume $50 Ts 600 Im sow WV
loan. Choice loo, clos N, 22nd
I'd, OWNER, No AGENTS. JE'
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA.

BROYHILL CREST, ANNANDALE
Brick Colonial. 3 bedrms., car
peting and porch. $l7,950. JE
4-6465.
CITY OF FALLS CHURCH
OPEN / TO @ PM.
4 bedroom, 2-bath brick Cape Cod
on 2s-acre lot. l22 Z. Rosemary
lane
OWNER JE. 4-27l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Type B Flu
From Europe
Appears Here

Type B influenza has jumped
the Atlantic.
The strain of the flu virus
which has caused epidemicS
In some European countries
is now showing up in the
United States and has been
spotted in the District. Mary
land and Michigan.s
This was revealed yesterday
by DR.. Leroy E. Burney, sur
geon general of the Public
Health Service.
The strain is reported to be
milder than last years So
called Asian flu or the flu
virus identified as Type A.
AS yet, the flu-like virus
sweeping Fairfax County has
not been identified.
AbSenteeism continued in
that county though some de-
crease in the amount of ILL
ness was noted. Montgomery
County and the District mean
while, reported normal amounts
of absenteeiSm IN the schools.
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Arlington School
Wins Festival

Hoffman-BoSton High School
of Arlington won the District
Drama Festival held last night
at Luther Jackson High School
Mortified. Va.
r-he festival consisted of nine
act plays produced by the
following Virginia high schools
Virginia Randolph, Glen Allen
A. G. Richardson. Louisa
Union, Bowling Green; Walter
Grant, Fredericksburg; J. j.
Wright, Smell; Luther Jackson,
Merrifield; w. c. Taylor. War
renton: Hoffman-BoSton, Ar
lington and Manassas Regional
High School.
Hoffman-Boston, distric [
winner for five years, will par
ticipate in the State festival at
Virginia State College on
March 20 and 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Lowell Pinkerton,
Long Member Of
Foreign Service

Funeral services we're to be
held at 4 pm. this afternoon
at the S. H. Hines Funeral
Home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV, for Lowell c. Pinkerton,
first United States Ambassador
to the Sudan.
Mr.. Pinkerton, who was ga,
died Thursday in George Wash
ington University Hospital,
His home was at 1000 Cathe-
dral avenue NV.
A veteran of AZ years in the
State Department, he went to
Khartoum in 1856 and was
recalled for reasons of health
a year and a half later. Earlier,
he was Minister to Lebanon,
Recently. he had served as
senior Foreign Service inspec-
tor.
Mr.. Pinkerton was born in
Medora, Ill.
He leaves his wife, Marian
M. and a brother, Lynn, OF
Louisiana, Mo.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to
the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church Building
Fund, Nebraska and New Mex
leo avenues NV.
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Mrs. Phyllis Daniels,
Mother of Film Star

LONDON, Feb. 81 AP).-
Mrs. Phyllis Daniels, mother Of
former American stage, screen
and radio star Bebe Daniels,
died in London today. She was
70.
Mrs! Daniels was bora in b.
gotta. Colombia, where her ia
ther was American consul. She
was a well-known stage actress
in her day and introduced Bebe
to the footlights by carrying
her on stage when she was 10
weeks old.
Mrs. Daniels lived in Dallas
Tex, and Santa Monica, Calf :,
but had made her home with
her daughter and son-in-law,
Ben Lyon, former film star, who
have lived in London many
years as popular entertain
ment stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Reopening Set
For Monument

The Washington Monument
new elevator and all-will be
reopened to the public at 10
am. Monday.
The reopening after three
months of construction i'm
provements will be marked by
wreath layings by the WASH
ington National Monument So
ciety and other patriotic organ
izations as we'll as the Interior
Department to commemorate
Washington's birthday.
Improvements to the elevator
service include two entrances
on the ground floor and an adj
ditional level at the top so that
tourists may alight at the 500
foot level and re-enter at a
new 490-foot level platform.
Riding time is one minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Robert Parks, Sc.
Auqustu Editor

AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. 81 (AP)
Robert L. M. Parks, editor OF
the Augusta Chronicle, died yes
terday after a brief illness. He
was Sc.
Mr.. Parks, a native of Savan-
nah, had been with the Chron-
icle since 1922, except for a year
of free lancing in Europe and
another in which he worked for
the Atlanta Constitution.
He had served as sports edi-
tor, telegraph editor, State edi-
tor and city editor before be-
coming an editorial writer in
1888. He was named editor six
years later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Street Robber
Sentenced in
Womun's Attack

! A District man yesterday was
sentenced to from 3 to 10 years
for robbing a 45-year -old wom-
an last october of her pocket.
book, containing $50, in front
of an apartment building in
the 5000 block of Sixteenth
street N w.. where she lived.
The defendant is Joshua
Bates, AZ, of the 1400 block of
Fairmont street NV. Sentence
was imposed by Judge Rich
mond B. Keech. The victim
was grabbed by the throat and
pushed to the ground, police
said
In another case Judge Keech
sentenced Edward L. Martin,
So of the 600 block of Gresham
place NV, to from l6 to 4S
months on gambling charges.
The offenses included promot-
ing a numbers lottery. sale of a
numbers chance and possession
of numbers slips.
Judge Keech also revoked
probation previously given Mar
tin on old gambling charges
and ordered a one-year SEN
tence in the old cases into
effect. Yesterdays sentence was
ordered to run concurrently
with the old one-year sentence.
Judge Luther w. Youngdahl
sentenced Alexander r.. Best,
20, of the 1000 block Of Tenth
street NV, to serve from IA
to AZ months for housebreak-
ing, forging and passing four
checks totaling more than $3.50.
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DEATHS
Announcements OF
Services BY Chambers
I'M Mrntnriaiit

BELL, ANNIE Z. In loving memoir.
q wife and mother; ANNIE NM v.I 2
ago. February -, 1858.
The sun viii rise, the sun will set
And night will follow day,
But. come what may we'll nevel
The day you passed away.
I THE FAMILY.
BROWN, ANNIE P. Today and Away
l cherish the memory Of my Lowell.
one year ago February 81, 1858
Some may say you are forgotten.
And the wound is nearly healed
But little do they know the sorrow
That lies in my heart concealed
Your memory is keepsake
With which shall never part:
Though God has you in His keeping
have YOU in my heart.
Mother. there is never a day thai
That don't think of you.
YOUR oUTER-DAUGHTER, IRENE
DAVIS.
BROWNE, ANNIE Z. In memory o.
a beloved wife and mother, ANNIE
E BROWNE, who departed this life
one years ago today.
Gone from this world of trial ant
Rejoicing with loved ones over there
Each day that passes we miss YOU
more and more,
But will meet you again on that
HusBxND AND SONS.
CHAMBERS, GERTRUDE Z. In low
tng smSEy Of c 01S sfas T %Sth Ss
parted this life two years ago today
February n, 1857.
We have only memory, deal
We cherish our whole life through;
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory OF you
THE CHILDREN.
COPPER, BERNARD F. In loving re-
father, BERNARD r COPPER, who
departed this life twenty-three years
ago today, February 81, 1895.
Loved m life. remembered in death
HIS LOVING CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN
EVANS. JOHN W. Sacred to the MEM
DRY Of our devoted father and
grandfather. JOHN W. EVANS. who
left US eight years ago today, Feb
ruary 81. 1851
There is a long and winding road
Along which each must go:
1t leads beyond the hill of time
Into the sunset glow.
But only for a little while,
Our loved one leaves our sight,
For lust beyond the hills they wait
pE IL qSf's e dTInbR lisht' wuHE1..
NINA. ETHELYM ALFRED AND
JEANNE AND JOAN.
FENNELL, EDWARD DAVID. In loving
memory of nv dear husband, Ed
WARD DAVID FENNELL, who de-
parted this life one year ago today.
February 81. 1858.
In our hearts q memory is kept
OF one we loved and will never forget.
Somewhere back Of sunset
Where loved ones never die.
They live in land Of glory
With the blue and gold Of skies.
Yo .N, y WIEEi v MAXINE FENNELL'
GLAsCOE, MINNIE NAYLOR. In Low.
MINNIE af nsmG NzSYG & my oSscoE O' Ths
departed this life one year age
today. February FL. 1858.
Gone, but not forgotten.
HER DAUGHTER, RUTH GLASCoE
HoTT, BLAIR Z. In loving memory
of nv dear husband. BLAIR z
HOTT. who left me one year age
today, February II. 1858.
Zone GEAR duSpauo, gone IOfeNcIi
How / miss your smiling face;
But you left me to remember.
None on earth can take your
place.
l roam the house from room to
room.
And gaze beyond the door:
But there is nothing ! can do
To bring you back once more
II all the world we're mine TO give.
would give it, yes. and more
To see the face Of my husband
Come smiling through the door
In the book Of my life there are
memories
OF the happiest moments ! have
known,
And recorded in love is the blessing
OF the wonderful husband, my
YOUR LOVING WIFE. MARGARET
AND DAUGHTER, EL1zABETE
HOTT
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La Gorce Rites
To Be Tuesday

Requiem mass will be said al
10 am Tuesday at st. AIMS
Catholic Church at Wisconsin
avenue and Yuma street NV
for Gilbert Grosvenor La GORGE,
Mr.. La Gorce, advertising di-
rector of the National Geo.
graphic Magazine, died in his
sleep yesterday at his home
4400 Forty-seventh street NV
He was 48
Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy take the
form of masses or contribu-
tons to the heart fund.
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Actor Injured
In Plunge Down
Elevator Shaft

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 (AP)
Pat Hingle, IS. who plays the
title role in the Broadway hit
drama -. b." suffered null
tiple injuries early yesterday
when he plunged almost three
stories down an apartment
house elevator shaft while try
ing to crawl from a car stuck
between floors.
A spokesman for Knicker-
booker Hospital, where he was
taken, said Mr.. Hingle suffered
a fairly serious head injury,
broken ankle. a fractured hip
and a broken wrist. The little
finger of his left hand also was
injured and had to be ampu-
tated.
Raymond Massey and Chris
topher Plummer co-star with
Mi. Hingle in the play.
Mr.. Hingle's role is being
taken over by Ford Rainey, an
funderstudy.
The elevator accident &C.
CURED whei. Mr.. Hingle was re-
turning to his home at 400 West
End avenue after attending a
party. The party was in honor
of another actor. Lonny Chap
man, the author and director
of The Buffalo Skinner, +"
which opened Thursday night.
When a mechanical break
down stopped the elevator. OPP
orator Edward MCGEE opened
the door and Mr.. Hingle at
tempted to swing himself up to
the third floor landing, a few
feet above the car. Instead,
he slipped into the open shaft
Mr. Hingle's wife, Alyce. and
their 5-year-old daughter, Jody,
we're asleep in the Hingle
apartment when the plunge &C.
Cured.
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Hospital Worker
Is Found Hanged

William R. Sullivan, 81. a re.
tired St. Elizabeths Hospital at
tendant, was found hanged yes
terday from a pipe in the base
ment ceiling of his home, 1885,
U place Sc.
The body was discovered BY
his brother Rupert, "a. of 302t
Seventh street Sc. who told
police that the dead man hao
been respondent over the pos
sibility that he had cancer, and
also over his wife's recent
death.
The coroner's Office withheld
a death certificate while await
ing further investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Falls Church
Curriculum
Audit Urged

Falls Church Councilman
William H. Hansbarger has
proposed a curriculum audit Of
the Falls Church schools by a
recognized educator interested
In higher academic standards
and elimination Of frills."
The study would be concerned
mainly with courses offered At
the high school level, he said. !,
Mr.. Hansbarger also said
that increased city revenue
would permit an increase OF
$8S.S8l over the 1859 school
budget without any rise In the
tax rate. Last week the school
board adopted a $97e, 275 budg-
ct, which is now $4,000 more
than the 1958-59 figure.
Councilman Hansbarger is a
member Of the conservative
majority. The council must
pass on the school budget.
Mr.. Hansbarger explained
that his curriculum audit pro-
posal was prompted by apparent
misunderstanding of the boards
elimination Of six special teach
rrs in the budget.
He emphasized the following
points:
l The end result Of a cur
riculum survey should be
"the elimination of what are
properly frills and the retention
of those subjects essential to a
well-rounded education"
2. Only four Of the six posi-
tons in question currently ex-
list in the school system.
3 All citizens should be will
ing to pay for IAN adequate
public school system" but the
cost of frills such as driver
training should perhaps be
borne by the parents desiring
such courses.
Councilman Hansbarger ex-
pressed the belief that ut is
not the function of a public
school system to take care Of
a child'S complete emotional
and physical education develop
ment as well as his intellectual
development. If So" he asked,
what is left for the parents to
do?"
With respect to the schools
operating budget for l959-6O,
Mr. Hansbarger explained that
the $83,88l increase would be
possible by virtue of increased
city income from the new
property reasSeSSment, new
building and rezonings and in
creased State and Federal
funds.
He said that this amount
would be sufficient to raise
teacher salaries to the $4,000
to-$6.200 scale for teachers
with bachelors degrees recon-
mended by Supt. Irwin H.
Schmidt.
The councils first reading of
the city budget, which includes
school funds, is scheduled for
March %. A public hearing
and final adoption are slated
for April q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Col. Ellis W. Bell Dies,
Served in Both Wars

Col. Ellis w. Bell. a retired
Army officer who served in both
World Wars. died Thursday at
Alexandria Hospital.
A veteran Of service in the
Quartermaster Corps In World
War II. Col. Ellis was overseas
AZ months. He acted as a fuel
and fabrication officer for North
Africa. England, France and
Germany.
Col. Bell retired from Army
service In 1857. Recently he had
been associated with the Inez
Cushard firm in Washington
A Washington resident since
1912. he made his home in
Hunting Towers in Alexandria
He was born in Morning Sun,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21

Iowa. and attended the Uni
versity Of Washington.
Col. Bell belonged to the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars. the
American Legion and the Rosi-
crucian Order.
He leaves his wife, Grace E
M. Bell; a son. Ellis w. II: two
grandchildren; a sitter, Mrs.
James Kongable Of Winfield,
Iowa, and a brother. Miles Bell,
also Of Winfield.
Services will be held at 1915
am. Tuesday at the Domaine
Memorial Chapel. $40 South
Washington street. Alexandria.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Hi Mrmnrtant

Of my srother, ROBERT E. LEE.
today. February 81, 1887.
A silent thought, a secret tear
Keeps his memory ever dear;
Time takes away the edge of grief.
B BEv6 memory t turns back . every lsaf
GRUDER.
NESLINE. DOROTHY A. In loving
memory of our dear daughter DOR
OTHY A.. NESLINE, who departed
this life three years ago today, Feb
ruary 21, 1856.
Dorothy dear, you're not forgotten,
Though on earth you are no more:
Still in memory YOU are with US
As you always were before.
Loved and REMEMBERED always.
DEVOTED PARENTS.
NESLINE, DOROTHY A. In loving
TmtssW1Ory of our our de-, dear friend DoR E.os
this life three years ago today,
February 81. 1856.
We do not need this special day
To bring you to our minds:
The days we do not think of you
Are very hard TO ind.
HARRIET AND MILDRED.
SCOTT, FLORENCE ("FLOSsIE"1. In
memory Of FLORENCE c'FLOSSIE"l
SCOTT, who passed away February
81. 1858.
Loved in life-in death fond
memories.
HER COUSINS, MRS. MARGUERITE
KICKS AND MRS MAMIE LAW.
SPEAKMAN, ENOCH c. In loving re-
membrane of our dear husband.
father and grandfather, ENOCH C..
SPEAKMAN, who passed away five
years ago today, February 81 1854
In our hearts memory is kept
OF one g We loved and viii never
HIS LoVING WIFE. TWO DAUGH-
TIERS AND GRANDCHILDREN.
TAYLOR. ALBERT. In loving memory
of my dear husband on his birth
day, February D. Passed away
November 16, 1856.
Never will / forget him
While in this world ! stay:
God only knows how lonely ] have
since Os be was called away.
HIS WIFE. ALICE.
YOUNG, CORA z. In loving memory
Of our grandmother, CORA T.
YOUNG, who departed this life one
year ago today, February u. 1858
She is not gone. but lust away:
Her love will be forever dear.
GRANDCHILDREN, ERNES T IN Z
AND AUGUSTINE PARKER.
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Stanley 6. Thompson

PHILADELP HIA. Feb. 81
tAP).-Stanley G. Thompson,
81, city editor of the Philadel-
phia Bulletin. died in his sleep
Thursday night at Lake Worth,
Fla, the newspaper was advised
A native of Morgantown, KY
Mr.. Thompson once worked for
the Associated Press. the Louis
vile Times, and the New York
Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Youth Robs Woman
Outside Her Home

Washington police today
broadcast a lookout for a teen
ager, about 5 feet 8 and stockily
built. who hid in a hedge and
knocked down Margaret E.
Tucker. AZ, of 612l Fourteenth
street NV. near her apart
ment entrance.
The victim said the youth,
wearing a short orange and
black jacket and dark brown
trousers. took her purse but
missed her wallet which fell out
lof the pocketbook during the
struggle.