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St. NV. On July 3. 1859 v wife 81 q
Fred e. Reese, ST.; mother of Mary
Doris, Fred E., IT,. and Robert c.
Reese: daughter Of Ethel @. Barbee,
sister of William H. Barbee. -Four
at Chambers Georgetown Funeral
home, 3072 NJ st. NV, on Tuesday,
july 4. at $50 am. Mass at Holy
Trinity Church, seth st., between
N and o at 8 I'm. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 8
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Wednesday .IuIy 1oSd

4OUNOI MAh1 j. (JENNIE). Or
J, JENNIE, YOUNG Of fS iiSo e oarsl
st. me-. wife of the late Henry YGunl
and beloved mother of Mrs. jennie
Butler, Mrs. Emily Fox, Mrs. ROSS
Foster and Mack and Wilmer Young
Also surviving are twenty grand.
children, three sons law, Charlie.
EoSter,. David Fox and william H
Mills; three daughters-in-law, Sarah
j., Rebecca and Nettie Young; two
nieees. two nephews, other relatives
Sunday, July 5, friends are
invited. to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV
where the rosary will be recited al
pm. Requiem mass will be cele.
brated at the Holy Redeemer Cath.
ollc Church. 210 New York ave
NV, at 8 am. Monday, July 6
Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery,
Bushwood. Md.
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FIERCE. CHARLES HI. ofncers and
NeM members Of orande voiture
%SA ia de 40 Hommes ct 8
IW1 Chevaux are requested TO
~ attend services for our late
EQ PIERCE. ct the s, II, Hines
III Funeral Home, 2Q0l 14th Ct.
NV, at $50 p.m.,. Sunday, July b,
1850. The National Guard OF Honor
THOMAS r. BYwATERs,
Grand Chef de Care.
NED N. GLENN,
Grand Cnrrnsnnndnnk-
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SLAMS, MARY. On FRIDAY, July 8
1 1SS9 Ms of%SF XSsv W s4aNig ~,t Hos
Mrs. Stella Kopulos, Miss dig,
SLAMS, Steve and Pete SLAMS. Ais
survived by five grandchildren
Friends may cali ct the Lee Funera
Home. 4th and Mass ave. Sc. Flu
neral services will be held at tn
st.. Constantine and Helen Church
8, at 2 pm. Interment Glenwoo
Cemetery,
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TVHNSONB AUDREY G. All members
!; g ! e: G.!
JOHNSON, at her resi-
dence, 1900 8. Carolina ave. Sc.
REV. FRANCIS TIGHE,
Spiritual Director.
DOROTHY CHESLEY,
- Project.
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sCANLN. JACoUELM MARIE, On

Saturday, July 4, 1859, JAcQuELfN
MARIE sCANLIN Of 4922 seth ave,
Hyattsville,. Md. beloved infant
daughter Of William z. and Barbara
Carolyn J. Scanlin. granddaughter
Of Edward /. and Rose A. Scanlin
and Richard and Maude Floyd.
Friends may call at Valleys Funeral
Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave. at
Eastern ave. ne, where services will
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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BEATRICE EDELIN, M

JONES, BERTHE. On Tuesday, June
R asiS , eIsf5 o. sFi go Hps; g. n MS
devoted wife Of Deacon Eppie Jones,
She also Is survived by Q devoted
daughter, Mrs. Marie Bryant one
grandchild, one great-grandchild, one
sister. several nieces and nephews
Remains may be viewed on Sunday,
Bros. Funeral Home, 621 Florida
ave. NV, until Monday, July 6, at
$3.50 am, after which the remains
Church, 1880 New Jersey ave. NV,
where services will be held ct 1
pm. Bishop Smallwood e. VIII
liams oticiating. Intermert Wood
lawn CAnatArY
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DAVID e, MUOHE,
, Worshipful Master:

GATES, :. FEANKL LIZ vi On y Tn "
Warren, Mrs. Margaret q. McIn:
tire and J, Harold Gates. Funeral
from the w.. w. Deal Funeral Home
4S12 Georgia ave, NV, on Mon
day, July 6, ct 1890 am. Inter.
ment Glenwood Cemetery. s
GILBERT, RUTH /. On Wednesday,
July Il 1889 PERI Ruth !; oIL PERT
OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
Morrow d Woodford, Inc, 1922 18th
st NV
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DeCEsARE, STEPHEN z, On Friday

DeCESAkE, STEPHEN Z, On Friday,
July 9, 1859, at Doctors Hospital,
STEPHEN E. DeCEsARE Of 1914
AAlbemsrle St; nv, beloved son Of
OF Toni J. and Michael j. DeCesare,
grandson of Elgida Rinaldt. Friends
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, .S16 H st. me-, Sunday,
July 8, between 4 and 10 pm. Mass
Church, Wis. ave. and Yuma st.
NV, on Monday, July 6, at 10 am.
Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery
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sCHoLLER, FRANK A. on saturds

oCHUBLEHI hANh q. On BhLuTuay
S SHy fRA lSss g scR R5Sgfse' St 5 a4s
18th pl., Michigan Park Hills,
Hyattsville. Md, beloved husband
Of the late Clara NJ Scholler and
grandfather Of Donald and DEBORAH
Edens. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia
ave. NV, on Tuesday, July q, at
$50 q m. Requiem mass at st. John
the Baptist de LaSalle Church at
10 am. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery. 8
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day. july I. is5S as on hs M'd FssI.
Sc. AgDREY G, JOHNSON. de- Gs:
vSted daughter Of James w and
Anna =. johnson. She also is sur
xiyed BY q sister, Mrs. Pauline
T Mbnl5e; I'VE r,I 6 ISsi James r.,
Louis A. johnson, and other reia.
tives and many friends. After 1
pm. Sunday, July 8. friends may
call at her late residence. High
requiem mass ct 10 am. Monday,
Juiy .. at st. CypriRn's Church.
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Arrange.
ments By the Robert q. Mason
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Wednesday, July. / 1865. al Prince
a afGsss. oaias5s HG sg4 Sh AGNES 0ss.
Seat Pleasant, Nd, sister OF Mrs.
Pauline StodRel. William A. and
James Z: Nimmo Of Florida. Friends
may call al. the Lee Funeral Home,
dtho 81; and Mass. ave. ne. until
QUEEN mass will be offered at st,
James Episcopal Church, 222 Sth
81. ne, ct 10 an. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery,
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HOLMES, MARGARET AND HERBERT
r.. A loving tribute to the memory
Of my mother, MARGARET HOLMES,
who passed away July 5, 1856, and
who passed away July 5, 1856, and my
brother, HERBERT r. HOLMES who
passed away December "a, 1865.
Although our paths lie far apart,
They live forever in our hearts.
MARY AND JIMMIE FISHER
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MULLICAN, BESSIE ELIZABETH. Sud.
denly, on Friday, July 8, 1859, ct
Silver Spring, Nd. BESSIE Eliza Pizfs:
BETH MULLICAN, beloved wife Of
Theodore z. Mullican and mother Of
Mrs. Carl M. Lickner. There are
also two grandchildren. Mrs, Null
lean rests at the Warner e.
ave, Silver Spring, Nd, where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday,
July 8, ct 10 noon (parking ia
ctlitiesl: Interment Arlington Ma
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band Of suzanne SUI "A A. schegrTreeri - anc
brother of Hedwig. Heidi, Jack, Rudy
and Margaret Scherrer. Services al
Chambers Funeral Home. l40C
Chaplin st. NV, on Monday, july
8. at. $3.50 pm. 1nterment private
expressions of sympathy, donations
be made to the American Cancer
Society. 3
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Jones, ELEANORA AND SCOTT,
GEORGE E. In loving memory of our
dear sister, ELEANORA JONES who
left us July 8, 1854, and brother,
GEORGE E. SCOTT, August 8.
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july 2, 1859 D. a { the % AlsTandris
Hospital. HATTIE N. KARTER d
n Commonwealth ave, wife Of An.
thony J. Karter. mother of Anthony
j. karter, IT,. and sister Of Mrs
Della Weeks, Mrs. @. T. Patrick
Mrs, Lois Reid, Mr. Ernest. Ed. Den:
may call st the Domaine Memorial
Chapel. $50 South Washington St.
Alexandria, Va, after. noon Satur.
day. June 4. A requiem mass will
be offered at st. Mary's Catholic
Church on Monday. July 8, at $3.50
An. Interment will follow in st
Mary's Cemetery. Recitation Of the
rosary will be on Sunday. July s.
ct pm 8
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STONE, MARIE A.. On Thursday,
July 2. 1859. at her residence. II
beloved daughter of the late J:
Samuel and Emma ]. Stone. sister of
Emily ]. Stone and the late James,
Samuel and John Stone. Funeral
from her above residence on Monday,
July 8, a. $50, $50 an Reauiewn
am. Relatives and friends invited
IntermefAt Mount Olivet Cemetery. s
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SIEWAhT. JULIAN y. On saturday,
f ndenend dso a. ave ner tesiG MRs liz
LIAM J. STEWART. wife Of the late
Walter Stewart Surviving are three
sons, Joseph, Walter and Wilbur
Stewart: two daughters, Mrs. Marie
G.. McGuinn and Mrs. Lucy Steller:
two grandsons, Walter and Joseph
daughters, Marilyn A. and Lisa D.
Stewart: other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements BY Mcclure, Inc. 8
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d ton Of 'P aiTsn c GSd9s. Sc.
I'M 10, T. A. A. NJ, is called
IN for Sunday, July 8, 1859.
" w a. pm, at the Masonic
NA Temple, for the purpose of
NY holding Masonic services
for our late brother,
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muntcation OF Hope Lodge,
No Mem 20. o. Fl A To- A; IN NJ; ,,,,I +
pose Of conducting the Ma
sonic funeral for our late
brother, Ell I s HA K,
PAYNE, on Monday. july
at 10 o'clock noon.
FAR 4 BANKS, Master,
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LFRED c. MEDLEY,
High Priest.
LLOYD A. TYLER,
GaaRafa 80

GARRETT. SAMUEL A. 4 special
g. i ]: ID y ]
Quoting the Masonic funeral serv.
fees for our late brother. SAMUEL
A. GARRETT: thence to the Jarvis
Funeral Home, 1435 You vt. NV.
at 10 am. All brothers are re-
duested to be present.
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RIGBY, HENRY s. oficers and mem
AMRA bers Of the Equality Wal
=, ter Reed Post No. 2s4,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
.NT are requested to attend the
Honor Guard services for
our late Comrade HENRY
w. s. RIGBY. on Sunday,
July 5, at s pm. at the Soldiers
Home Hospital.
W. g. EICKE, Commander.
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BONNER. ELL.

BONNER, ELEANOR W. The officers
and members of Gen. Nelson
~ A. Miles Auxiliary No. 5,
R U. s. w. ", are requested to
assemble at the s. II Hines
n Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th
~ ST. n w., on Sunday, July 8,
1859, at $3.50 pm, to con-
duct services for our late sister,
ELEANOR W, BONNER. BY order Of:
DOROTHY L. ECl4WI1GER,
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Loving and kind in all their ways,
Upright and Just to the end Of
their days,
What a beautiful memory they
left behind.
DEVOTED SISTERS, BERTHA R.
HOMES AND MAGGIE MElHItAH A
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BRENT, JOHN H. y; IN loving n, memory
who departed this life July 8. 1857.
Memories keep you always
Near In the hearts that love You dear.
YOUR FAMILY
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day, July 3, 1855. st The the District tit
sPRIGds of 1925 Stanton I'd. Sc,
devoted father of Mrs. Isabelle Neil,
Mrs. Pearl Green, Mrs. Mary Benz
bry, Mrs, Regina Moore, Mrs. Eve
Ign Ford, Sarah Oneida and william
A. Spriggs He also leaves to
mourn his passing twenty two
grandchildren. thirty-four great
grandchildren and a host of other
relatives and friends. ARRANGEMENTS
by the John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home, .3015 18th st. ne. Notice Of
funeral later. 8
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VILE! GIN HEN isSs 4 ArNeR g WedPNsy;4isYyS;
beloved husband Of Viola s. Nyiir,
lnee DiehD, father Of Eugene H.,
Robert c. and Mrs. Viola C, Heish-
man: brother Of Eugene q. Nylin
OF New York. He also is survived
b., six grandchildren. Friends may
Rhode Island ave-, at Eastern ave,
ne, where services will be held
on Monday. July 9, at 10 am,
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Arlington National Gene
WHY Ts1s. urxnv o., 8
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BONNETT, DIR. J. ALBERT. A. spe

BUNNETT, DIX. J. ALBERT. a bpt-
% cial communication Of JUS
N tice Lodge, No. 46. F. A.
I'm A. M, will be held at the
HNTNA Takoma Hall on Monday,
NN~ July 9, 1859, at 12:46
NV pm, for the purpose Of
" Conducting Masonic funeral
services for our late brother and
Past Master, J. ALBERT BON
NETT
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Tassday; June So, lose. ROBERT
Of Robert R. Mooneyham, JacquelinC
Of Capt. Bob r. Mooneyham. Friend.
may call ct the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home, 1S1 18th st. sc
Graveside services at Arlington Ma,
tional Cemetery on Tuesday. July z
at 10 am
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dsy, Jliy .. 1859, Lillian 5.
NV NV" wot6er o. y Andrew fS j. dwath.
ney.. She also is survived By
devoIsd daushter-in-law. Marie
Gwathney.. and many other relatives
day, July 5, friends may call 81
the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
services on Monday, July @, at IL
noon, at the Nineteenth Street Bap-
fist Church. 10th and Eye sts, NV,
1nterment Columbia Harmony Gem
etery,
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~ 4N11ENNA M N1GHlUCIb UI NUV-
Cuapan. eminent Printing Once
Post No. SO, American
Legion are requested to at
tend funeral services for
Z our late member, HENRY
V,ss2y A. NYLIN, on Sunday, July
5, 1859. at 8 pm, at
Naileys Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave. ne. The National Guard
OF Honor, under the direction OF
Maj; Roy Mtfneton, will conduct the
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Friday. july ). isSs. a her resi-.
wife Of the late William D. Hun
mother Of Mrs. Louise Dowell, Mrs,
Rhoda FeIguson. Mrs. Mildred
Welch. Cecil a; and Harry oliver
81 the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, after
3 pm. Saturday, July 4. until 10
pm. Sunday. July s. 0raveside
services win be held ct the River
View Cemetery; str9shurE, W.. on
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WILLIAM M. YOUNG,
Commander. Federal Chapter,

dence. 700 Irving st. NV, on
"Wednesday. July |, 1869. she Is
survived by. five. nieces, Mrs. Alberta
Williams, Mrs. Lena Elwood, Esther
Mrs. Charlotte Harris: one sister.
nephews, Fred Washington, jim
Hayden and William Scott; q host
Of other relatives and. friends tc
gnS SS5n her y passing 2srd After IL. pn
the MONTGOMERY Bros. Funeral Home,
913 Florida ave. NV. Funeral serv-
ices on Monday, July g, at 1880 p m
from the shiloth Baptist Church, 9th
Garrison anq St. oci ATTN TIE ts.n Esv 10 co5
ham. Albemarle County, Va, at the
Church Cemetery. 6
KLEIN, MINNA. On Saturday. July
4, 1859, MINNA KLEIN. beloved
sister Of Sam Klein Of Washington
p :-S e. !. Services Ser At the C. p Gold %;
st. NV, on Sunday, July 5, Al
2 pm. Interment King David
Memorial Gardens. In mourning o.
II Rigs I'd. ne. Apt. 228.
KROLOFF, MAX. Suddenly, on satur.
DAY. July 4, 1859, MAX KRoLOFF
Of 1881 25th ave-, Hyattsyille, Nd. 4
sSsF d p MARIE k sSs caro-
Krolofi: Mr. Kroloff rests at the Der.
nard Danzansky g. Sons Funersl
Home. 1901 14th st. NV. Funeral
services Ct the ,Washington Hebrew
c SSd MscoS sts MaSsSchqssMS onS AYE
David Memorial Garden. 6
LAMBE,. BEN HALL. On Saturday
July 4. 1859. at the George Wash:
ington University Hospital, BEN
HALL LAMBE, the husband Of Mar.
g. NV tatRsr Of Mrs. CHARLES SS kinf
IT,, and Mrs. Peggy Sherwood
brother Of Mrs. Junius W. Rem. Flu
neral services on Tuesday July z,
at 8 pm. from the Christ Episcopal
Church. Er, GsSS!sst town 81 s11o Q st.
Wheatley funeral Home. sos KING
St, Alexandria, Va, until 2 pm
Tuesday. Interment Ivy Hill Gene.
terry, Alexandria, Va.
LEE, ROBERT A. On Saturday, July
A, 1859, ct the District General Hos
pital' ROBERT a. LEE Of 766 18th
Raw and John Miller, devoted brother
Of George Lee. He leaves to mourn
their loss, one granddaughter, two
greet-grandchildren. one niece, FIVE
nephews, other relatives and many
Mines se@e co F FsssnS HOMIE A. ans $
10Th st. ne. Notice Of funeral later
LERARIO, ANGELINA. On Thursday
July 2, 1859, at her home, S12
Islington st, Silver Spring. Nd,
ANGELINA LERARIo. wife of the
late Thomas .Lerario. mother Of
Pasquale Lerario and sister Of Mrs
Rosa Pricci. Mrs. Lerario rests al
the Warner z. Humphrey Funera
Home, s434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Md. parking facilities)
Of her soul on Monday, July g. n
9 am, ct the Holy Rosary Cathoik
Church, Sd and r SITS. NV. Intek
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
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LIVINGSTON & co.
1923 H ST. NV.
ME. 8-5268

DINETTE, oft. table, 8 chairs, 500;
new; reclining chair, $50; dresser,
$50; desk. $40; buffet, $50. glass
china closet, S25: bed. compl., SIS;
hroee Nod EOn III 2.AOQS
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Rosslyn Loan Co.

1928 connecticut Ave. NV.
Debating OUTFITS-DictaphonC
Timemaster electronic CUNT out.
fits S225; GRAY Soundscriber. Ed.
ison outfits from S139 NORTH'S
DINNER JACKET, white, new, siz,
20 JU, 7-7l92.
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DESKS


Beautiful mahog. roll-top desk
excel. cond. Also assorted Other
desks. Reas. HE. 4-4640.
DIAMOND RING, lady's bluewhite
platinum diamond setting, ] lie
carats: bargain, $500. LA. 6-SOS3
DIAMONDS, $40 to $1,000; money.
back guarantee. NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS, 1905 Lee hwy, Rosslyn
Va, foot Key Bridge, ia. 2.1777
DIAMOND RING, 8 plus carats
unusually lovely platinum ring
will accept $4,000 or best offer
JU. S-2275.
DIAMOND ENG. RING, 40 pit
white: $3.50: g.h.w. heater; S45
Refer, TV WA. 7-157s.
DIAMOND RING, platinum. / lge.
IS small stones, appraised $500
women's Hamilton watch, white
gold. diamond studded. appraised
5000. Settling estate. Any reason
able offer. JU. $685..
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FIXTURES for sale by owner
forced to vacate premises, Mod
self-service market, completely
equip, Will sell all or by the piece
Contact OWNER, LA. 6-0225, LA
RRoR0 ar store. OF, 4-74ll
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BEDROOM

Apiece Grey Bed
room Suite. Dress
er, Mirror, Chest
and Sliding Panel
Bookcase Bed. Reg
ular $149.95 So
Apiece Walnut Bed
room Suite. Dresser,
Mirror, Chest and
Bookcase Bed. Reg
ular $l59.95 $11,
Apiece Blonde Bed
room Suite. Sliding
Panel Bookcase Bed,
Chest, Mirror and
Dresser. Regular
$169.95 $12
Apiece Maple Bed
room Suite. Mirror,
Chest, Bed and
Dresser. Regular
$129.95 81
Apiece Lined Oak
B e broom Suite.
Double Dresser, Mir
ror, Chest and Book
case Bed. Dust
Proof and Center
Drawer Guides.
Regular $249.95 ST.
Apiece Red Birch
Bedroom Suite.
Triple Dresser, Mir
ror, 5-Drawer Chest
and Bed. Regular
$329.95 $27
Maple Chest. Regular
$29.95 81
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FLUTE-Getzen

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FUR RANCH MINK COAT, "a
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OWNER, or LA. 6-3115 for details.
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Duchshund Show
Scheduled Here
For October a

Dachshunds by the hundreds
will take over Washington in
a short-legged way october 4
when the Metropolitan WASH
ington Dachshund Club holds
its second annual speciality
show in the grand ballroom Of
the Presidential Arms.
Mrs. Albert E. Van Court OF
Los Angeles, O leading Ameri-
can Kennel Club licensed
Judge. will pick the winners
Mrs. Van Courts own smooth
haired champions have won In
shows from coast to coast.
Included in the program Is 0
junior ownership competition In
which youngsters from 10 to II
will put their short-legged
hounds through the eating
procedures and then set them
UP for judging.
Entries must be submitted
before September % to the
show superintendent, A. Bowel
Mansfield Of 1887 Crestwoot
drive, Alexandria. who may bt
reached by phone at XII. 8-440t
for further information.
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Alexandria. The benefit show
is sponsored by the Kena Tenn
pie Shrine.
Mark Levin and Don Curtis
meet the Tolas brothers, Chris
and John. in a best-two-of-
three falls team match. In sim
gle bouts, Chief Big Heart
wrestles Skull Murphy and Mike
! Mazurki meets the Zebra Kid.
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DOCTORING YOUR GOLF
By DR.. CARY MIDDLEcOFF

on to try to put something
extra" into the shot.
Trying to jazz up the shot
however, is a self-defeatinl
proposition. What Is strongly
needed for this into-the-wint
situation is a solid hit, bringing
clubface and ball squarely TO-
gether.
To achieve this solid hit, tr,
to swing a little easier than vol
normally would. Stay well with
in your maximum swinging
power.
This extra effort to SWIM
easier will offset the overswing'
ing temptation that the wine
brings on.
Correct Stance at a Glance
in my pocket-sized phamphlet
Chart Guide for .Correc'
Stance" Get your copy b!
sending 10 cents and a stamped
self addressed envelope to me
Cary Middlecoff, care this news
paper.
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LIMITED NUMBER CHARTER MEMBERSHIPS
AVAILABLE At $500
Charter fufamik memberships available at only $500
(pus taxi The monthly dues OF only $l2 plus taxi do
until next spring. As soon construction
starts membership fees will advance in cost. specially
limited number Of Life memberships non-dues payne)
available at $685.. Al memberships fully transferable
and no assessments--ever.
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ADVISORY BOARD

Ralph Bossrt Maj. Cen. Dudley Male
eoesri erownsH Inc. (Ret.)
Cook Electric e.
Robert Brownell ~, .
Bossrf Bro~meI Ins. O'" "e'O
WMAL RsdeN
'onn Msrsnal' Sv'eF Robert G. Mclaughlin
d 'e" wv" wv" Washington D. e.
Pres, Bd. Of Commissioners
cy Campbell
Publisher Editor EosfeP Shannon
Shannon Q Lvehs
. Reel Estste
Alexander Greene
Mayor Of Rockville Sam snea0
Professional Golfer
MaUry Fitzgerald
Coli Editor, Jack WestIsnd
washington Pos Member d consrsss
Ralph cuslielml Ken Wood
Washington Redskins WEAM Rsdb
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Rocco Headlines
Wrestling Card

Antonio Rocca and Red Bas-
ten will oppose the Sheik and
Johnny Valentine in the fea-
ture match Of tomorrow nights
wrestling show at George
Washington High School in
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Lakewood Country Club proud the selection hut and Jm
$ GOLF architects and engineers
golf A and Jaron the nations fore
The outstanding design OF the Lakewood
golf facilities which will provide fun and excitement through
QUIT for Lakewood family members.
Possibly Of the Lakewood golf picture
the gently rolling Lakewood Club golf
Oes the golf courses will fe
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PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
Wild, into-the-wind drives.
DIAGNOSIS: you're being
tricked into overswinging!"
TREATMENT: A conscious
effort is needed to keep from
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@yg4lEE zgl1lEE y
S&AEA toR TItINe our" SUPPIIts TSsyssNZ

CUSTOM CRAFT 1877. Iunabout; ma
hog. deck. tiberglass hull, windshield,
1887 Mercury Mark no motor COM
plete with trailer, new boat cover,
oars and cushions: excel. cond.;
priced to- sell today owner leavinG
city; Sb05. HE. 4-26l6,
LIGHTNING CLASS sAILBOAT. ideal
family boat; nearly new: Ratsey sails.
trailer. cupboard motor; complete
$3.50. JE. 2-4a55.
lift. INBOARD. b-h.p. Brigss a
stratton; excel. cond.i $lO6. EN-
ia-FT. sPEEDLiNER. Fiberslas; equip,
with 35-h.p. johnson cleo. with less
than rs hrs: remote controls, bat.
terry, starter: excel. cond.. sac. q
$3.50 cash or will help hnance. Pc
left. gin. THOMPSON speedboat
with cover. windshield, all accessories;
70-h.p motor; 3 mos. old; Sl,7UQ OF
best offer. WE. 4-S223, days; WE
4-0bsl, ewes.
HYDROPLANE, Mercury KofH; speed
ometer. Quick Silver Bwer unit, etc;
S225. HE. $3.50.
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IA GLASS COVERED CHRIS CRAFT
BOAT, 500 Wo. 6-7ly3.
en- CHRIS CRAFT sPORTsMAN--l3O
h.p.: mooring cover. clean boat: ask
ing 5000. May be inspected. ARNOLD
c, GAY YACHT YARD, Annapolis,
Nd. Call Mr.. Kramer. Colonial 3-bS02
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TEES
THE CHALLENGE

An interesting test and challenge for the quick
nine.