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J. Stanley Reeve,
Fox Hunt Expert

I BRYN MAWR, Pa, Dec. IT
AP).]. Stanley Reeves, "a,
an internationally known fox
hunter, died yesterday at Bryn
Mawr Hospital.
Mr.. Reeve. of Hayerford, was
q retired insurance broker. He
had written i've books on the
sport he loved. He had ridden
at many fox hunts at England
and the United States.
The sportsman fiShed in the
Canadian Rockies, in Norway
and England, hunted elk and
deer in Wyoming and Mon
tana, raised greyhound dogs
and was a judge at horse and
dog shows.
For years he was honored by
tailors as one Of Philadelphia's
best-dressed men. A native of
Medford, N. j., he was an Army
lieutenant in World War I.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Katherine Roosevelt, a
cousin Of President Theodore
Roosevelt; two sons, three
d daughters and 26 grand
children.
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Mrs. J.C. C.AIcorn,.
District Resident
For 73 Years

Mrs. Anna Maude Alcorn, so,
q resident Of the District for
more than 20 years, died yes
terday ct her home after sur
fering q fall about three
months ago. For the last four
years she had lived with q
daughter at 535 Foxhall place
Sc.
A native Of Leonardtown,
Nd, she was the daughter of
the late Robert r. and Alice
Downs. She moved to Wash.
ington with her parents at the
age Of 9 and attended st.
Peters parochial school here.
Before her marriage to John
c. Alcorn in 1898. she worked
for q time for the old Haines
Department Store.
Mr.. Alcorn, q retired Gov
ernment employe, died here in
September, 1852.
Mrs. Alcorn was o member
Of the ladies' auxiliary Of the
Knights Of st. John for many
years.
Besides her daughter, Mrs.
Mae Sheets, Of the Foxhall
place Sc. address. she leaves
another daughter. Mrs. Cath
crime Pitcher Of Jacksonville.
Fla, and two sons, John L., Of
3001 Nelson place Sc. and VIII
liam A., Of 81 Forester street
S.W.
Friends may call at the w.
w. Chambers Funeral Home,
SIT Eleventh street Sc, where
prayers viii be said at $3.50
am. Tuesday. A mass will be
offered at 10 am. Tuesday at
the Assumption Church, 34l1
Nichols avenue Sc. and burial
win be In Cedar Hill Cemetary.
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H.C. Butkiewicz Dies,
Founded Motors Firm

Harry c. Butkiewicz. SO.
president and founder Of Broad
Street Motors. Inc. Of Falls
Church, Va, died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital Of Q heart
aflment. He lived on his farm,
Buck Mar, In Chantilly.
A native Of Nanticoke, Pa,
he was the son Of the late
Thomas E. and Anna A. But
kiewicz. He attended Phillips
Exeter Academy and was grad
uated third In his class from
Fordham University Law School
In 1918.
Mr.. Butkiewicz Joined the
New York law firm Of O'Brien,
Boardman. Parker and Fox
shortly after. and remained
with them for about three
years before becoming as
sociated with the credit depart
ment of the John Wanamaker
department store in New York.
Later, he served with the Con-
tinental Guaranty Co.
Finance Firm OfIlciaI
In 1928, Mr.. Butkiewicz was
named vice president In charge
of the Universal Credit Co.,
the automobile financing di-
vision Of the Ford Motor Co.,
after being instrumental In its
establishment.
He served In this capacity
until coming to Washington at
the onset Of World War II, to
serve here with the Recon-
struction Finance Corporations
renegotiation board.
After the war. Mr.. Butkiewicz
returned to New York for
about two years. where he
headed the finance department
of q credit banking firm.
Returned to District
The family returned to the
Washington area In 1877, and
in October that year, Mr.. But
kiewicz founded the Ford
agency at 1901 Broad street in
Falls Church and remained ac-
tive in the business until re-
Gently.
Mr.. Butkiewicz was q MEM
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Harry M. Beoq

ATHENA. Ohio, Dec. II
(APl.-Harry M. Begg, 4S. vice
president of the Royal McBee
Corp, in charge of McBee pro-
duction Of ofice equipment in
plants here and In st. Louis
and Ogden, Utah, died Friday
night in a Daytona Beach
(Fla.) hospital. ~
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Oil Output Drops

CARACAS. - Production Of
crude petroleum in Venezuela
averaged 2,846.575 barrels a day
during the first half Of 1860.
This was 5000 barrels a day less
than during the corresponding
period Of 1859.
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Drafhs

nay. Ec.Ess.A ,,...s. sossgAa;, gS,';, o. !, FL: Il:
BERTA coNNkis AA1M, 6eloved
wife OF Gerald o. Banm and niece
* of Albert n Eonnar q zanesyille.,
Sa1 Shs r, yrs a SoRns MA es.s q q fsssE: ssd:f
Of Eapesyille. Ohio. Friends may
neral Home. 3e01 18th 81. NV.
; after ~ pocn sas4sday. Dscen1ber
.h SSssHs sSag 1nla 1sell'lss nan. ~ eIEIse. Se.
D @ssEasas osEwood csnetsry.. . wsgssV, "
IND. a1A N Is
BELL, CAMPBEIL. 81. ~ on FRIDAY,
HosoitsL CAMPBELL BALI, ST..
q lSSl ,Ss Ssh AZ ssystss s;,s is.1:s Isshss e
n noun paSsi psSeir loss - tSses rsis sSothers' g.
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting 81 the John 7,
Rhines q CO. Funeral Home, .3016
18th st. NE. Notice Of funsral later.
~ IL IAns issS sASs 81 rEsldssf r sAs ns'i g.
loved uncle of MFs, Vlreie Gaines Of
Alexandria Va. and Dudley Butler of
DaltimoEe, Nd, devoted foster uncle
q vv.a 1s H1nnas e obsS bbSrtups p:a,Ss Es ssS sd
! Srsa,sHS qhs sta Sxv sisiaSv NAV hs
viewed at the Stewart FunerAi Home,
80 n st. me-. after 2 pm Tuesday
Z Mass win pc onered wednesday,
Moor Church. $50 Sisi ST ne. Il
am. InteTment Arlington National
cemetery.. 80 20
BRADLEY, ARTHUR w, sr, On Sat-
Nrdsy: December II, 1890, g. AZ Y;
|. BRADLEY, 81. Of 1sos Ssd St.
south, Arlington, va. beloved hus-
father of Mrs. Helen Harrison and
Arthur W. Bradley, jr. Friends may
can al the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
and Massachusetts ave. me-, where
services win be held on Tuesday,
December 20, at 10 Am. In lieu Of
flowers, contributions may be made
to the Heart Fund. lntetment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
BRADLEY, ARTHUR. An emergent
"a sOnmp1icst.on Ot KinE
IN =. a. <. NJ Is called E for ffS:
EM NO Tuesday, December 20,
EN 1860. ct $50 m, at the
ny Lee Funeral Home, 4th
W and Massachusetts ave.
n.e.. for the purpose Of conducting
Masonic funeral services for our late
brother. ARTHUR BRADLEY,
\. KENNETH KINos6URY,
ALFRED DAPsAusKl. secretary:
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W ~ Dsss;uSsr q; S is. issc,. e his ISsi. ri.
As6EReON. beloved husband Of fds
jelses Anderson. father Of John r.
end walter c. Anderson. Funeral
from the james +. Ryan Funeral
Ho1aef 317 Pc. eve. s.e.,. on Mon
Ss snel psssss g 6ST,l le tDssopS q ISse ehateS
$50 q Ct. Sc, where services viii
Be held At IL an. Relatives and
friends invited. YnteTment Cedar
Hin Cemetery. IL
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sRQOKs SAMUEL j on Friday. De-
fsissos55sk sso5ks ,4ss 4sssSG a.sss:I sssHgsI Z. =
brother. of Mrs. Mary Muschette.
4 hrecks. Also suIviyins are one
niese, Mrs; Elofence Jphpscn; tFo
nsnhews, Father En1llan Auschette,
Kentdcky, and Louis Eusehette, H.:
one uncle. Bernard Brooks; two
ersnduieeeA ether relatives and
many frtends Notice Of funeral
later. ArTangements by Mcguire.
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HAEB9 q On satuF.
aSsSSis assSans q af4RSs R0ss. Susisvsss &
cisantilly, Va: stepfather Of Mrs
Edyina Fagan Of Arlington. Va; /;
brother Of Mrs. c. c. orcbiewski Of
EsHisa Esnisast e. EsS.sOPs M sHs Fs!ATS uncle susi &
Mrs. Joe Dodge Of Andoyer, Mass.
and Harry Groblewski Of Spartan
burg, 8. C.. Friends may cali at
the Every -WheatIey Funeral Home.
dsso dSSo vest I.1. SrsSd0ss r.Ts rS aIsS,..: Asxsn:
will be held on Tuesday. December
20. at IL Am 10
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BROWNE, FRgDKRlcK W. o

SasSic1b bts:Ts; s Ssowiss j aSss sses ass E.ss:
loved husband 81 the lste Mary I.
Browne and father of William Z,
the Bethesda -chevy chase FSnerai
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey. Be-
! thesda, Nd SERVICES on Tuesday.
December 20. 90 the Fourth Prea-
byterian ChufcAg River rd.l and Dor.
SCI ays asfy AtI,ns,s Gnass e N.,,nSs, lsC
Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers con-
tributionS may be made to the
Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church. 10
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nARNKg LI0Yn A on rue,d,y. -

sSsEs s:RSSssEE "A Ss,sS.. Sls,sG IILosY5a II.:sI5a A,, 4,
The late Helen NJ Barnes and father
rlI e hssd a sa5peS II Iii brother g
Funeral from the Walter w. Deal
EuneTal Home, 1912 Georgia ave,
NV, on Monday, December 10, .at
! pm. Interment Arlington M.
tional Cemetery. Friends may call
between . and . pm. Is
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ALFRED DAPsAusKI. sesTsssfyS; aa;ss; y

sRAsHEARs. MARIE C. On Friday,
PsceMser 10, 1860, MARIE e
SrssSssrs WMs ana q mathsr sHi .sse y OSspn Mrs
Josephine Hanning; sister cf Mrs
Lawrence 'ApplemSn Of KenSington,
Nd: Mrs. Charles cramef oi
wheaton, Nd; Mrs. Milford Smith
Of wheaton. Nd. and Mrs. Harold
are Invited 70 caii At the Be.
thesda-cheVy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda,
Nd ReQuiem mass on Monday,
December 10, at the Shrine Of ithe
Most Blessed Sacrament. Western
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery. le
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WE'LL. SADIE ELIzARETH. on
Dsstss: DSsssssd.YA AosDs: Dissreis issAbt iGSG sEizs
BETH WE'LL Of 4003 South 18th
st., Arlington. Va, beloved wife Of
John Well. sister Of Mrs. Lee Ham.
burger Of Arlington. Va: Mrs. II. r.
r. w. Madison, Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington. We. from
10 am. Saturday. December II,
until 10 pm. Sunday, December Is.
Funeral services and interment
private. 1S
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'sES.EE.s5k sss ESEsy.5k.I IOyssI " 3 e 2ogss ssa
Randolph St, Arlington, Va, beloved
mother Of Frances B. Plyer OF Ar.
hngton. Va. Services at the Q, II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2OOl i4th
st. NV. on Monday. December 10,
terment dlenWood cemetsry. Is
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day. December fe, % 100. CLIFTON LII K Il
Carrie Madison. brother OF Mrs
Lorraine Johnson, Mrs. Constance
Wills. Mrs: Irene simpkins. Mrs
Marjorie. Williams. the Misses Eve.
Herbert and eterlins Madison. HI
also leaves TO mourn his paSsinl
host Of other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at thu
John T. Rhines q Co. Funeral Home
30l5 18th st. ne. Notice Of funera
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AWAY, ADA yICKERs, on Monday

ILWAY, ADA vlCKERs. on Monday,
Is PIsss2iSsAs ABA geESs tESS AIwSY HSso SsIoSsd SSH
wife aof the late 1t. Col. Curtis ,.
AI9se she Is 9 member Of Irwin
WGilS Chanter, D. "A. r.. and Colonial
nshlsS q 17th Century Eastern
rnn&faE Home, 4sI2 Georgia ave
I. d on sunday. Decembef IS, at
3hAa afaveside services ct Airing
? tod national Cemetery on Monday,
HEk her 10, efsll.30 Am.
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1ATCLIffk, EDWARD Ray. On
EiSnssSa' Sriins.Sn H6sSs 1sssHbsT EpxAp ~ RSsO
st., Arlington, Va, beloved hus.
of Miss Sue ). Raseiifie atSHi q 2lIins. Xriins.
fSe Se; Vi Funeral rIispss Hom. may sc 6s e the
blvd. Arlinston. Va, where funeral
services win be held on Monday.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
RICHARDSON, WALTER. on Thurs
day. December Is. 1850, WALTER
NV. husband Of Lottie Richard:
son and father Of Albert Richardson.
s ives aiIS ana irenGs sdeEysd S,te srne5 Tsa Sm
Monday, December 10, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You st. NV, where funeral
services Sard.s.. Will Be held on Tuesday,
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
RICHsON. Jamie. On Friday. Decem-
Der I6. 1850. Jamie RICHSON Of
5712 18TH st. NV. Notice Of funeral
Williams Funeral Home. 4445 Deane
ave. ne. Family may be contacted
at 1928 James pl. ne. I9'
ROBINSON. EARL II. On Saturday.
RoBiNsoN SsRRsc q 12is sO 3 st. INV NV, be-. e.
loved husband OF. Irene Robinson.
Notice OF funeral later. Services by
Stewart.
ROGERS. LAURA W. on Friday, De-
cember 10, 1860, LAURA W.
ROGERS, beloved wife Of AtleC
Rogers and mother of Mamie
GWtnn u, Burrouehs and Gerard w
Hungerford; sister OF Mrs, JacouelinC
d, Healy. Mrs. Marjorie Strickland
OF Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. Olga Moore
Of North Carolina and Mrs. Elizabeth
Cole Of Virginia. Funeral from the
HUNT Funeral Home. Waldorf, Nd.
on Monday. December 10, at 1880
am. Services at Christ Church at
Ia Plata, Nd. at IL am. 1nterment
Mount Rest Cemetery.
ROsENBAUM. BELLE w. on satur.
day, December n. 1860. at heI
residence, 47lO Chain Bridge I'd.
Mchesn, Va. BELLE W. RosEN.
Rosenbaum Of Mclean Va: Adrian
Rosenbaum Of New York, Franz
RosenbauIn.. Mrs. Doris Davis OF New
York and Mrs. Ruth Wolder. ShI
Is also survived by q sister. Mrs
Anna Brown Of Seattle, Wash. anc
eleven grandchildren. Funeral servicel
ct the Bernard pansansky 81 5oni
Funeral Home. 1901 14th ct. NV.
on Sunday. December Is, at Is
noon. Interment New York.
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cAgsAs PETEa tPANOsIA Q

cAhbSAd 4bSlsd.y, Dsaa Decsmb.fR R4SoSIs iS SIIsso, q 3
Silver sprias. Md.. PETER sFIaRts cASBHs dslSs
father Of mrs. wiliiam \, Pitsins
Mrs. Nicholas Manakfdes. Mrs
George N. Paleoioeos, James /. ant
Emily Trevesany and Mrs. Perst
eazaithis There also are eigh
tie warner Z. T pamSSreS aTS'i Sunsrs 5sss
Home. S434 Georgia ave, silyeI
Spring. Nd. where friends may yisi
faciiitiessl. Services win Be hei;
on Monday. December 10. at pm.
ct Sts. Constantine and Helen dfeel
Orthodox Church. 18th and Upshui
sts NV. Interment Parklawn Gem
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'1' ssmSsT ii, 800: Earl. sIDas 8. BAD.
MiEdrsd Baldwin and father Of Earl
D. r.; Clinton and Barbara Balh-
vim: Hs also Is survived b, is.,r tSs.r
Chloe: other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm. Monday. December -.
Fnaefal Home. 3e0- Rhode Island
ave. NV. where services win be
nssd sn Sn qssGay TntsI.ns IeesIlHsr o rs q
tional Cemetery. 10
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TRRODERTCK, NELLIE LANE. on PT

sss. DsssabsI bsfi 1s. 1850. SsI !. &c oeolss. us.
town yniyessity Hospital, NELLIE
hAnE aS. .a Gsr q p,l Sas SSsns.
Nd, the beloved wife Of the late
william Broderick, mother Of Mrs!
Mary u Blaekmon and aunt OF
Mary Ann Lane. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home. 474s
ni.smS.r Mi:so1Ssin aye. aye. ny: on Aonday, rs
fequiern mass ct the Church Of the
Little Flower 1901 Massachusetts
ave extended. at 10 am. 1nterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives
and friends may call ct the funeral
Home after 8 pm. Saturday.
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IsEo0ks. y CogNE . q . lGss IA
three sisters and friends. After
pm. Monday. December 10. 1850.
friends may call ut the Joynes Fu-
neral Home. 116 Massachusetts ave.
4 nv; where services win be helS
Pm. lhteEment Woodlavn Cemetery.
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ILCORN. ANNA M. At her daughter's
residence, 535 Eoxhall place Sc, on
sshSn S 1 g ASsr1; %Ssos5 H1eoSa q Ne SCnp hs: Z
Sheets and Mrs, Catherine Pitcher;
eight grandchildren and seven great.
Grandchildren survive. Prayers at
Chambers Funeral Heme, 6l7 18th
81 s.e., Tuesday. Decembef 90, ct
$50 am. Mass af Assumption
10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. IL
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day, December IA. 1860. at deorSe-
town University Hospital. JEFFREY
r, WELLER of 1921 McWhorter
81 Mr AnnahS nnd MRS psn,.I pe,EVeS 3 W.iIsr iST
and brother Of Mary Ann and Ste
phen Weller. He also is survived BY
four grandparents. Friends may
call at the Robert J, Murphy Fu.
Arlington. Va. parking In rearI,
on Sunday. December Is. Crave
side services will be held at Arling-
ton National Cemetery on Monday.
Dse9meer TsSfes H. a. n,psrs 11;so n,.is. s .oc1 Mi
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ana Na mensers 5 q n' oensfai Smsfsii
- Nsisen A; Miles Auxiliary
our sister, NELLIE L.
HROpERICK. Funeral serv-
,Aees from the Timothy Han-
Ion Punefal Home, 474s Wisconsin
ave. NV. on Monday. December 10,
1860, At $3.50 an
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CAMERON. STANLEY NJ, on Fri
a cSANERoN. husband ot Anna
e.: v x'Ssvs &c Reid Pf In dSr.s SSRsra ensscS sscS
Conestoga rd.. THAN, Pa. on Mon
day. December 10. at 3 p.m Grave.
side services In Arlington National
Cemetery on Tuesday. December 20,
centributions may be sent 70 % he
Christ Church THAN Memorial Fund.
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N1EcKLIN. zELLA 2. On Friday. De
SitsL zELiA 8. MEckLIH, beloved
wife Of the late Floyd v. Mecklin
Mecklin. Funeral from the TaItavuli
\. Funeral Home, 30O3 18th ct, NV,
am. REQUIEM mass at the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart Church ct o
etery. Friends may can on sunday,
December Is. from 3 10 5 pm.
ana 70 pm.
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HOLMES. Mr. Holmes is survived
one brother. Mr., Thomas Holmes.
Hter 9S 9thsr TfsSs fn., beeeSes 6eS tTisnsS g.
friends may call at the JONES Fu-
NV where services viii be held
on WEDNESDAY; Dessm5er 81. at 2
cembef II. 1860. JAMES JooHNsoN
Of 1914 Neal st. me-, beloved hus-
band Of jamie Johnson, Notice Of
funeral later. Services by Stewart.
KFEBs; WILL WILLIAM \, Z; A. Ney orleSns. q an
On December u. 1860. husband Of
chael J. and jeffrey W. Krebs; son
q John H. krebs: stepson Of Mabel
Funeral Home. 400 chspin ct. NV.
on Monday, December 10. ct 1.
noon noon; Interment Arlington NationaI
LAW. GUS L.. sr. on Saturday, De-
&c csmssr sso, "a s,lSS,. lsSG Gus I. Law, ST.
Husband Of Hi Vslis " Law si and 0fiGSsG istSer
Of Mrs, Travis Smith, Mrs. Char
lotte Mess, Gus l., IT,. and Gerald
=. Law He is also survived by
the simmons Bros. Funeral Home.
1851 Good Hone I'd. Sc. (parking
facilities), on Tuesday. December 20,
at II am. lnterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 10
LEEM0N. LoRA JANE. On Friday, De-
cembeT 10, 1860. at the Washing ton
Home for 1ncurables, LORA JANE
LEMON wife Of the late James B.
Leemon and mother Of Mrs. Earl ].
McGrath Of scarsdale, N. Y. Friends
may cal 81 the Birch Funeral Home
3034 M St.. NV, where services will
be held Monday, December ~. at
II am Interment Cedar Hill Gene
LINTHICUM, LAURA Z. On Saturday,
| dence, Sas5 ieth St NV, sfter a
| / long illness. LAURA L. LiNTHICUM
| daughter of the late Cassidy and
Rachael Dutrow Linthicum. beloved
sister OF Mrs. Louise Jenninss Of
Kearneysville, W. Va: Paul Lin
thicum OF Aurora, Colo. and Philip
| Linthicum Of Hyattstown. Nd. She
also is survived BY several nieces
and nepheWs. Friends may call at
the 9. H.. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
viii be hsId n on Mo Mondas. nsfS pscsmSss sSsHlSss
| ~, at ] pm, parking facilities)
1nterment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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SMITH. EULA MAE. On Wednesday,
DsseTSsr Dec; as.,i.a IL lggSl At pis.riss Gen
devoted mother Of Thclma Brown,
David and Archie Smith: three
grandchildren. four brothers, two
sisters. q host Of other relatives
and friends also survive. Mrs. Smith
zoos shirlinkton I'd. Arlington. Va,
after . pm. Sunday, December Is.
Funeral services at II noon Monday,
December 10. at Mount Olive Bap-
tist Church. 1900 South 14th st.,
Mackiey oficiating. tnterment Lincoln
Cemetery.
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AHs e.nbsr iHL is I5sS oR S.T FFIesiE TssiG.1s: Is
Va. sALLlE c HARRIS. wife Of
2 the late Louis v, Harris. mother
o. Claude Harris. COllas g. Har-
sister Of Mrs. H. B, Cleveland Of
9taunton.. Va, and EdEar O. Bal
lard Of Hinton. W. Va. Friends may
call at the Eyerly -Wheatley Funeral
Home, 1900 West Braddock I'd. Alex
viii be held on Monday. December
10. at 1880 pm Interment Ma
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PP:s:RSfj P:sss. f.. q uBSS uiss SisTo Mssi rfS u
loved wife Of Louis Pinto, mother Of
Lisa Airline Pinto, daushter Of Mr.
sG Annson nTs vs c:sln ss.er e. osSin nHrn p.S g.
mis- Martin and the late Charles
=. WEIGH. She Is also survived BY
q maternal grAndparent. Mrs.
Charles Z. Lane Of Arlington. Va.
Friends may call at the ives Funeral
Va, until 10 pm. on Sunday, De-
cember Is. Mass will be offered at
81. AIMS Catholic Church, 53l2
North 10th st., Arlington. Va, on
Monday. December 10, at $3.50 am.
terry. 80.
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SMITH. LILLIAN LEE. on Saturday,
December ~: 1850, ct Kepsington
GsEosps sE sMrTH rTTHsrsi1s formsSI9 aSIEe' LAN db.1y
Chase Village. Nd, wife OF the late
John W. Smith. mother Of William
Lee Smith and grandmother Of
Brian L. and Susan M. Smith. Mrs.
Smith rests q the Warner 8,
0eorgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd,
where service viii be held on Tues.
day, December 20, at 1880 am.
lparkinR iacilitiesI. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. FRIENDS may
SPIN. Monday 10
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PHILATELIC NEWS
Snowflake Featured
In Olympic Design
By BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

The Accent stamp COM
memorating the Eighth Win
ter Olympic Games, to be
issued February 18, will fea-
ture a stylized snowflake and
the Olympic symbol of five
interlocked rings.
Designed by Ervine Metzl
Of New York, an artist mem
Der of the Stamp Advisory
Committee, it will be printed
in blue and issued i'm sheets
Of so. The initial order is
for 120 million.
First-day ceremonies will
be held at Olympic Valley,
Calf, on the opening day of
the winter games in Tahoe
National Forest. Addressed
envelopes for first-day can
collation. may be sent to
the Postmaster. Tahoe City,
Calf, with remittance for
the cost Of the stamps. Cow
ers will be postmarked at the
Olympic Valley station to be
set UP for the use Of athletes
and visitors.
The Olympic Winter Games
are held every four years.
The United States in 1882
issued a 2-cent stamp for the
third such winter sports COM
petition, held that year at
Lake Placid. N. Y.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

The central design, the
Scout First Glass badge, will
be bronze, the Canal Zone
shoulder community strip red
and the frame and other let
tering blue.
Addressed envelopes for
first day cancellation may be
sent to the Postmaster, Bal
boa, Canal Zone, with money
order remittance to cover the
cost of the stamps. The num-
ber to be affixed should be
indicated lightly in pencil in
the upper right corner, and
the outer envelope to the
postmaster should be in
dorsed First Day Covers"
BECHUANALAND-A spe-
cial issue of three stamps
commemorating the 18th an
niversary of Queen Victoria's
proclamation setting up the
Bechuanaland Protectorate
north of the Molopo River
between Southwest Africa
and Southern Rhodesia, will
be issued January 81, the
Crown Agents report.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
NUMISMAT|C NOTES
Ludy Godivu Token

1t may sound fantastic, but
no official copper coins were
minted in England between
the years ITS and 1897.
Since the English government
failed to provide the small
change necessary for carry
ing on trade, promissory
tokens were issued and guar
anteed privately between
1887 and 1876.
The tokens we're first in
tended for local use, but soon
spread to other parts of Eng
land. Many were issued for
advertising or political pur-
poses, others for the consid-
cradle profit involved.
The great majority Of the
tokens were half pennies,
though they were also issued
in denominations of pennies
and farthings.
The Lady Godiva half
penny of Coventry is prob
ably the most popular of the
whole series, no doubt, be-
cause of its appeal to the
imagination. The Lady Co
diva legend dates back to the
18th century. She was the
Evening star., 1960-01-10
EhrIich to Direct
Photography Glass

Paul Ehrlich, one of Wash
ington's better known pho
tographers and prize winners,
will offer a class at the
YWCA, Seventeenth and K
streets, beginning February /.
Meeting for IL consecutive
Mondays at $50 or 7::30
I.hI.. Mr.. Ehrlich's course,
Ntich is limited in enroll
uent, will cover fundamen-
hsIs of design in black and
white and color. negative
p4aking, printing, and en-
Isrging. For information, call
ME. 8-2100.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

ton that all persons were to
keep indoors and to have all
blinds and windows drawn
at the appointed time. Un-
der no circumstances were
they to look in her direction.
However, curiosity got the
best of one person, a tailor
by the name of Tom and, by
boring a hole in a shutter,
earned himself a niche in
history as the first "peeping
Tom" According to legend,
he was struck blind.
Lady Godiva's husband
kept his word, the legend re-
lates, and reduced the excess
sive taxes. There are about
so varieties of the half-penny
tokens, dated between 1892
and 1795.-B. M. DOUGLAS
The WASHINGTON NumiS-
matte Society, lDhoSe mem
berS hare prepared this series
of articles, tUill anSWer QueS-
tionS on coins and paper
money addressed to NumiS-
matte Notes. The Sunday
Star, Washington 3, D. C.