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Evening star., 1960-01-05

grove was arraigned in Num-
cipal Court here on a charge of
first-degree murder.
Under the influence Of the
so-called truth serum-sodium
amytal-Hargrove led authori-
ties to a place on the east
branch Of the Chagrin River
There a Mentor Township fire.
man fished a rifle from two
feet of water.
Shell in Chamber
The rifle, recovered with q
spent shell still in the cham
Der. is being sent to the State
Bureau of Criminal Identified.
ton at London, Ohio. to de.
termine whether it fired the
bullet that crashed through 6
kitchen window of a Mentor
home and into Mr.. Clark.
right temple.
Hargrove had been vague
on other details, authorities
said. 1t was a friend, DR.. STAN
ley F. Wallace, Wickliffe psy-
chiatrist. who suggested to
Hargrove that he take the
serum If all else failed.
After DR.. Wallace, a member
Of the church Hargrove at.
tended. had left yesterday
Hargrove tried to sleep but
could not. At 2 am. yesterday
Hargrove called Sheriff Will
liam B. Evans and said he
wanted to take the truth serum
Asked about his feelings for
Mrs. Clark, Hargrove told a
reporter he was still in love
with her. Il loved her with
a depth that people who read
your newspaper will never
understand"
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Bernard Holland, 81,
Ex-MuYor. Merchant

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Jan.
5. (AP). - Bernard Peabody
Holland, 90. first mayor of Vir-
ginia Beach, died yesterday at
his home.
Mr.. Holland was elected
mayor in 1906 when Virginia
Beach became a town. For
many years he operated a gen.
eral merchandise store here.
Evening star., 1960-01-05

liam S. Cremen, of LOG Shefield
street, Silver Spring, and Mrs
S. Grady Bradford. of 6716 An
ders terrace, Springfield, Va; q
sister, Mrs. Arthur Reilly. Of
Portland. Me-, and five grand
children.
Funeral arrangements are
being made by Humphreys Fu-
neral Home, 1857 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda. The family
requests that expressions oi
sympathy be in the form Of con-
tributionS to the Jelleff Branch
Boys Clubs of D. C.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Leon Gordon, 81,
Producer, Writer

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 5 (AP)
Leon Gordon. who started as
an actor and later became q
prominent producer and play
wright, died of heart ailment
yesterday at the age of "a.
Mr.. Gordon, who made his
home at Dana Point, Calf,
had been associated with
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for 30
years. His productions included
THE Green Years, Mrs. Park
ington." THE Forsythe Saga"
and Kim"
He was born in London.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
William J. BurIee, g.
Virqiniu Duirymun

RICHMOND. Jan. S (AP).-
William J. Burlee. "a. a past
president of the Virginia dairy
mems association, died yester-
day in a Richmond hospital.
Mr.. Burlee. a graduate OF
Georgetown University, owned
a farm in Henrico County.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
George Tobias FIom

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. S
(AP.-George Tobias Flom, SO,
professor emeritus of Scandina-
Wan languages at the Univer-
sity of Illinois, died yesterday
He also had taught at Wander
bilt University and the Univer-
sity Of Iowa. He was editor of
the Journal of English and
Germanic Philology for many
Vears
Evening star., 1960-01-05
FAMILY RECEIVES
19-YEAR SUPPLY
OF YULE TREES

LOS ANGELES, (AP)-
The r. c. Maddox family
was puzzled by the note
someone left at the front
door. It said:
Congratulations. You
have just won a 19-year
supply Of Christmas trees" /"
But the big surprise was
at the back door. When
Mrs. Maddox went out to
hang UP the washing she
found the backyard con-
tanned 10 slightly used
Christmas trees, in various
sizes and colors.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
once.a.year event. big savings on this fine luggage
AMELIA EARHART
LUGGAGE IRREGULARS

Toke advantage Of this big onee-o-yeor event .
Amelia Eorhort luggage irreeuIors at 33B9o less
than fperfect price, Elegant Amelia Eorhort Luggage
features slim lines light weight and fashionable
appearance. The special scuff resistant COVERING is
mode to toke long wear. Choose from seven popular
sizes in Eorhort blue. Amelia eroy, mint green or
coffee Not every size in every color, but an excel
lent selection. Ideal for week end 1ount or long
trip.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Frank Frederic

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. S CAP).-
Frank Frederic, Al, weather re-
porter and announcer for Sta
tion WPST-TV, died yesterday
Of a heart attack. Mr.. Frederic,
in radio and television for 18
years. started his career with
Station WEMP in Milwaukee
He was born in Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Oil Wells Go Deeper

BARTLESVILLE, Okla.-The
average depth of new oil wells
has increases by one-third in
the last 20 years, from 3,053
feet in 1899 to 4,052 feet in
1858.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Roy v. Gibbens

ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 5 (AP).
Ray v. GibbenS. 70. supreme
governor Of the International
Order of Moose in 1854 and
1855. died Saturday.
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FARBER WARE
sParl&Ies under the Christmas tree

This Christmas give the gift Of greet beauty. lasting
briIIionce and outstanding eseviee-FARBERVVARE!
Each piece is an achievement In nnotehIess design;
the last word In precision performance!
Soup Electric Coffee Maker
Completely automatic with famous Super Fost performance!
Brews cups 2n minutes; cups in mnutes So hond
some stoness Steel red ndieoor light sono when coffee
I, Is feody 1888
Electric Can Opener
coy Precision motor works smoothly quickly quietly without
sploshtna spino Stops itself automatically moonet holds
I'D free from 1899
3O.Cup Electric Coffee URN
with speed-o pieo for fo cosy dispensing Makes
IL S. cups IL 40 minutes Keeps coffee hot for hous
44.59
l2.Imch Automatic Fry PAN
Comes complete with ond heot cono stoness steel
ond ouninun-clod bottom nsures ostno beouy and sote
cooking Fry pon completely rersibie WREN control Is
moved 2276 loh-ineh Fry Pom with and control,
!. 1915
Dry or Sprinkle Jet Spray Iron
Provides perfect heot control proy dry ironing
generator gives continuous seon ouninum Soepoe offers
perfect heot spreod. 1898
Evening star., 1960-12-11

lns,ont eoffss con'oin-
or Is 6H2" high wol-
nvi.finish wood stand,
lid and spoon complete
this handsome set.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

Whot bliss. OF the end Of long, hord doy. to relax In
Of these big, deep lounge chairs cushioned in foom
Choose from traditional, colonial or contempory styles,
all upholstered in rch sturdy fobrics.
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FARMS

ALBEMARLE COUNTY
Beautiful stock farm, IS miles
charlottesville; 400 acres with
$50 open. balance in timber ann
pulpwood; 2 lakes. lovely views:
farm, in high state cultivation
excellent fences, farm buildings:
several streams. macadam road,
good area; terrific buy at 500,
RAY W. WARRICK, Broker
Crozet. Va.
ONCE. 800
Evenings, 3701 and 3471
ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrm, rambler; all
prick. large carport: dinette-
kith;; w/birch cabinets with eve
lever oven; sep. din. rm.. lge. util
nm, INV. heat: compl. seeded lot
Erlce. S15950. excel. terms.
OVER IL ACRES fronting on state
road, APPROX. 4 miles from D. C.;
wooded, nice area. Price. 81 ,q5O
Also several other homes and ram.
bier, sites. to choose from. For
Apt, ca II Mai. Edwards. uSAF,
ret. Dial 30l-WEst 4-437O,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY CO.
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SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

Look! Here It is! The Golden op-
portunity for an aggressive opera
tor with. mechanical ability to
make money. We have q very mod
ern ebay porcelain facility avail
able in the ne. area. The right
man will need only minimum
amount of capital to own this
business. For details phone, Mr..
HUFF. LA $4,000. Ext. 10.
SHEET METAL SHOP for lease.
complete with all new equipment:
light and heat furnished: located
in center Of Arlington County
CAL IA. 7-4l7s.
SERVICE STATION, beautiful 4
bay modern unit. now pumping %
to 80 thousand per mo. with excel
prospects Of doubling present VOL
ulne; station designed for mechani-
cal work and excel. opportunity
foh 1st-class man. LA. 6-4313,
La, $3.50
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w. VA.-650 ACRES
SOIlthern Marvland

Southern Maryland
90 90 AcF faSsceI nan. house. barns
on paved I'd; good soil and land
investment. S16,500 with only
81. $50 down.
go ACRES-No improvements. Good
land investment. $1,000.
PRODUCT1ON-INVESTMENT FARM
-211 acres: 50-acre tobacco
allot.. Mod. masonry home. ten
ant houses. I barns, 8 tractors.
other complete equip. Average
Three fHsi1go F ssfIlE hnsGme SITES In
beautiful Dunkirk area only 81
mi. from the District. IS acres
with . springs; 5 acres, and e
acre wooded site. Small down pay
ment, and balance monthly.
5 ACRES-With 4-bedroom home
mod. kit. and bath. Only 90 mi
from the District; $3.50 down, bal
NEAR BRIsToL-only 20 mi. from
District, 40 acres. mod. 3,bedrm
tobacco allot., highly productive
NEAR WALDORF acres with s.
bedrm., 1ia-bath home. A nice
home only about 90 mi. from the
District. Only $4,000 with AZ
financing.
70 ACRES-oyerlooking Ches. Bay.
Long paved road frontage. timber.
Outstanding bldg. site with Bay
ANNE ARUNDEL couNTY-115
acres. S-acre tob. allot.; 6-rm. farm
house, barn, tenant house. paved
road frontage. Must be sold to
settle estate. $685. excel. land
investment with potential for capt.
tai gain. Only 81 mi. from the Dis
trict.
400 ACRES-Old Colonial home,
tenant house, 3 barns. 200 acres
clear. q acres tobacco: full. new
equipment for cattle farming.
ST MHRY's couNTY-aoo acres;
Is acres tobacco allot.. level fields,
4-bedrm. home, 3 barns. Must be
sold to settle estate. $4,000.
2S ACRES-New mod. home. barn.
stable. 6-acre tobacco allot.; fine
for tobacco, investment or small
stock operation. Only % mi. from
the District.
j. B. Waters & Assoc.
Dunkirk. Nd. Phone Alpine 7-273n
Or Prince Frederick Ola and 4SS
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Southern Maryland

NEW BRICK BAKERY-with Ice
cream parlor.
FEED BUSINESS AND MILL
Franchise for Natl. feed line. cleo
mill. 3-bedrm. home.
PLUMBING BUSINESS-With new
home and shop.
ERAL Standardization loca-
ton, service pier.
BAR AND RESTAURANT-All new
fixtures and equip. Tavern and
ftnehrm.. separate main dining
I'm. and cocktail lounge: lower
level scolored bar. Owners living
quarters all completely air condi-
toned; established business. Legal
GROCERY AND MEATs-5-year
lease with option to buy; new
brick bldg, 2 acres land, $125 mo
rent, Owner. $4,000 net last
year. $4,000 cash.
RESTAURANT AND BARON Rte.
3Q1 in Waldorf area. Here Is a
seldom Offered opportunity to ac-
LIQUOR and, slot machine business.
estate incl. in sale.
TAVERN RAW BARON Rte. S.
7-day beer and liquor, on and off
sale license, tap beer; dance FIR,
seats 100; central heat and air
cond. Liv. Qtrs. Legal slots. Well
estab. Real estate incl. in sale.
FOOD STORE, home with 2 apis
on Ches. Bay: in easy commut.
distance Of the District; good op-
portunity for retired couple or
family home and business.
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FARMS
tc0NftNuED1

BERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA Ante
belium brick home, restored and
modernised. A little gem. smaij
acreage; price, S1S.5OO, with Az
loan. G. B. LORRAINE, Richmond
Federal Bldg. Richmond. va. :
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
1s4 AcREs-Productive cattle farm,
100 q. In grass and hay: Ions
near patuxent River, BOATING IA.
cilities available: farm house,
barns: all fenced and cross
fenced: priced to sell at sos, 900
starting herd can be financed Il
desired with farm.
3S ACRES houses, one rented
barns: stream: $4,000.
% ACRES-Quaint farm house IN
Rooo repair: frontage on 7-acrt
lake: wild ducks. deer, otheI
game: $l6.500.
100 ACRES-Nice, 3-bedrm., white
clapboard. farm house: mod. kit
ana bath; barn: "A. tob, allot.
fronts county road with view owe
Ches.. Bay about 80 mi. from TIL
District. New dual highway bring
tnls farm in easy commut. dis.
bhllCCs
NEW. 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER. cleo
Kit. mod. bath: carport: oil hit.
near CheS. Bay, about ia acre.
land: in commut. distance; Sa,6bO
can assume CT loan at sos mo.
80 ACRES-Fronting paved road
near Chesapeake Beach extend.
ing to Fishing Creek marsh. EMO,
hunting. ducking while waitini
for a capital gain. Values due fol
enhancement due to new roat
now under construction; SI1. 900
D ACRES-Large,. new rambler
Iull basement, hot-water heat
view over T the pa SssHs fR5s River
valley near new Holland Point,
Benedict Bridge: $4,000, terms
FARM HoME-Completely reno,
waited: new baths, new modern
elec. kit. bedrms.: full bsmt.
full din. rm,. liv. rm. with firepl.;
5 clear acres fertile land: out
standing view overlooking Patux-
emit River. S15,500.
OVERLOOKING PATUXENT RIVER
and fronting on tidal cove: "a
acres: 3-bedrm. home, 3 barns,
tenant house, tobacco allot.: out
standing view over river: $4,000.
2 .ACRES-9-bedrm. dwelling; mod.
kit, bath; high situation with
river view.
"a ACRES-Woodland; long front.
age on 2 paved State roads: good
land investment: $4,000.
100 ACRES - Woodland: 7-acre
lake: plenty deer, rabbit, quail,
ducks: excellent for camping,
sportSmen groups or subdivision
liberal financing.
5 LEVEL ACRES-Fronting county
road; $1,000.
A wide variety Of other farms, both
waterfront and inland. Write or
phone for particulars.
HAVE YOU HEARD
THE CALVERT STORY?"
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACRE LOT adjacent Burtonsville
dap and new Route ~. I'm
limited beautiful view. Boating,
fishing privileges. 1877 feet paved
I'd. frontage. $3.50. OWNER,
HE. 1850
ACREAGE : North of Leesburg
fronting Rte. Z; 1928 per acre
incl, a house. FAIRFAX REALTY
CIR. 3-2407.
ACREAGE FOR INvESTMENT-Let
the population prowth Of Fairfax
County make you capital gains
For the best buys, see MASON &,
OMER L. HIRST, Brokers, AMMAN
dale, Va, CY. $4,000 weekdays.
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FARMS

LOuDOUN COUNTY, Leesburg ares
Over 500 acres. substantially
built 10-rnn. plus Colonial home,
beautifully renovated and about
90Eo completed. tenant houses
with electricity and baths: So
stanehion COW barn, completely
equipped milk house, other barns:
machine sheds. 2 silos. Approx
80 acres woodland: 3 stocked
ponds; S235,000. STANLEY r.
ROWLAND CO., INC, Realtors,
JE. 3-3333.
MANASSAS AREA, IS acres-6-rm
frame house; stream; so acres
cleared: $4,000. FAIRFA1
REALTY, CIR. 3.24O7
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FREDERICK AREA
1S0 ATpEC

Operating dairy farm. Land al
cleared and level Spacious home
Excellent condition. 9 fireplaces
All necessary farm buildings. Alsc
INQUIRE about our other dairs
farms. MANOVILL REALTY
CORP, WI. 1924.
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LAND AND FARMS

LAND AND FARMS
46 ACRES at interchange. Good
buy at $3.50 per acre.
165 ACRES with large home and
complete outbldgs. at $500 per
acre. If looking for land invest
ment. in Washington area, better
see this.
$50 ACRES. Germantown area,
close to ACC, Bureau of Stand
ards. Real stand of blue grass.
CLOSE-1N farm of 400 acres at
$500 per acre. Good investment.
lS5 ACRES, just of interchange,
at $3.50 per acre.
BUILDER acres, above Gath
eersburg; ready for building; beau
tiful ste.
FAMILY FARM ESTATE of 60
acres. S-room, 1ia-bath home:
stream and lake close to inter-
change: Sab 900.
30 ACRES development land at
Gaithersburg
BEAUTIFUL 2-acre building site.
Sugar Loaf area: $4,000.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI, S-9092 or waverly 6-2233
Evenings, Mr.. Manuel, WA. 6-l36o
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR CONDITIONED private ofices,
quiet, newly furnished and excel
lent lighting, use Of reception
room with receptioniSt included
On lobby floor of modern building
in a prestige location, 91Q 18th
st. NV. between Eye and K SITS }
Suite 101. B. F. KAHN. ST
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GERB1cH, EN-. 2-o27s, ST. s-193.

KENsINGToN-C-e ZONE
] 500 50. IT. improved by 3,i5O 50
II, building. Used as auto repair
garage, Sl4 900 Call Mr.. Grimm
JU. S-S344: ewes. JU. 9-9314
C. M. MARSTELLER, REALToR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
COUNTRY HOMES

NOON4H4 dOMES
Howard CO. acres, with 4-bed.
rmS 2-bath, brick Cape Cod
S22,150.
Howard Co.-Brick Colonial with :
bedrms., 2 baths. 6 acres. eooc
stream; all fenced; priced S35, 900
Mont. Co. IA acres. 1.bOO-ft
frontage: small Arm. brick bun.
galow: part OF this could be sub.
DIV: loo. on Route 81 in the Olney
area. Phone Mr.. Swami, 3Ol, AT
6-29OS, ewes. and Sun,
LAIRD B. SCOTT
REALToR ~. a-04eC
EXCELLENT HOUSE AND BARNS
123 acres of rolling land, Ions
road frontage; streams and wood.
land. Less than $3.50 per acre
RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5-611l.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA-59 COR.
eeous acres: large pvt. lake, ston,
wall. entertainment pavilion, :.
streams; older 6-bedrm. house
baths, modern kit. and OF
neat. = porch. new 5-car garage
horse barn; private and secluded
price. S49,950 or Is acres and
house and buildings. $4,000
DILLON LAND CO., REALTOR
JE. 4-404O.
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ASSOCIATIONS
UNIONS
CM2-CENTRAL NV,

story. Sale or rent; $500
So. IT,, about "a for parking,
Beaut. interior, air cond.,
display rms. Offices, asphalt
tiled floors, acoustic ceilings,
fluorescent lights: S5O.OOO
cash handles. Rent $3.50.
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SMALL BUSINESS

In fox hunt country of Fairfax Co.
Excellent opportunity for qualified
man who is mechanically inclined
and public relations conscious.
Gail Mr.. HARPER. LA. $4,000.
Ext. 10.
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FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
OF THESE AND
OTHER PROPERTIES CALL
ADMIRAL ABERCROMBIE
DIAMOND g-313I

RANDALL H. HAGNER e. CO.
l3?l Conn. Ave, NV, DE. ",-:i6Gn
WARRENT0N, VA. AREA-l0.
come-producing estate WANTED:
over 500 acres: Sl5n,O0u,. Luz
CHILE COOK. Realtor, JE. -
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BROCK HALL
BUILDERS

BUILDERs-LoTs, I5es down, bal.
subj Price incl. laterais, etc,
LYNCH Co, VIII. 6-411s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

BURKE, VA. = Wooded 5-acre eS-
tate homesite; 800 dr., as littls
as sou mo. Call FL. 4-1000 now!
LYNCH BROS. INC, Realtors.
CHiRLES COUNTY, MD. 10
acres cumberland on paved road;
S2,oOO or $3.50 down and S25
per mo: BARGER REAL ES.
TATE, Chapel 6-22s3.
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CHARLES H. JAMESON

100 A-Hish elev., gently rolling
subdivision land: mr.. Bureau Of
Stds. . mi. Gaithersburg: LOO
II. I'd front. R.R. zoned; Sl,25O
per A, Is cash.
40 A.-Gaithersburg Rockville
water End sewer avail; near in
dustrial park and apis. 500
per A Terms.
35 A.-Rockville-C Cabin John. Water
and sewer soon; excel topo.. 2
houses, road front. $500 per
A.. 20fe cash.
l2.7 A.-Clarksbure Germantown
area; superb bldg. site: part wood
ed, excel. topo. $3.50 per A Terms.
81 ACRES-Boyd, Clarksburg area,
Part woods. stream, 500 IT. front.
age; $3.50 per acre. Terms.
A.-Barnesville- Beltsville area.
All wooded, stream: $500 per A.
B to ) A.-Bldg. site: GAINESVILLE.
Germantown area; $3.50 per a
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Howard co.. acres, with 4-bed.
SmS 2-bath, brick Cape Cod;
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$4,000 DOWN
Buys SO fertile, cleared acres with
. good tobacco barns, 2-story
frame home; good road front: S
miles from La Plata, Nd.
ONLEST REALTY, RE. 6-5393
Evening star., 1960-04-22
DR.. Moore Hikes
On Toward Utah
Trailing Britons

GOLCONDA, New, April %
(AP) Windburned DR.. Bar
bara Moore strides confidently
toward Utah today, hard after
pair of British sergeants and
the croSScountry hiking title.
The vegetarian stopped for
the night near here after fight
ing stiff desert headwinds
yesterday on her route from
San Francisco to New York.
Golconda is l80 miles north
east of Reno on U. S. high
way 40.
DR.. Moore says she is just as
confident as ever that she will
overtake British Sergts. Patrick
Moloney and Mervyn Evans.
The sergeants left San Fran
cisco a day ahead of the doctor
and are about 40 miles ahead
Of her.
J. D. Hodges, a volunteer
from Vallejo, Calf, joined DR..
Moore to provide a motor
escort. The doctors original
equipment truck driver quit
Tuesday.
With Hodges help, We'll
catch the rascals," DR.. Moore
predicted.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Mrs. MeIIott, II,
Loudoun Native

Mrs. Orien Mellott, 70, died
yesterday of a heart condition
at her home in McConnells-
burg, Pa.
The former Susie Thomas, a
native of Loudoun County. she
had lived in McConnellsburg
since her marriage 80 years
ago.
She was member of Siding
Hill Old School Baptist Church
near McConnellsburg.
Mrs. Mellott leaves her hus-
band; one daughter, Mrs.
Howard Fix of McConnells-
burg; two grandchildren; two
sisters. Mrs. Mable Farnie of
Leesburg and Mrs. Margaret
Ellington of Waynesboro, Va,
and three brothers, Henry P.
Thomas, of 2012 Quaker Lane,
Alexandria. Charles H. Thomas
of Leesburg, and Clarence
Thomas of Charlottesville. Va.
Funeral service will be held
at 2 pm. (EST Sunday at the
Siding Hill Old School Bap-
tist Church near McConnells-
burg and will be conducted by
Elder John B. Wood of Ma
nassas, Va. Burial will be in
the adjoining cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
DR.. Freund, ImmunoIogist;
Winner of Lusker Award

DR.. Jules Freund, SO, of 6523
Bannockburn drive, Bethesda,
internationally known ifnmu-
Inoligist, died of cancer today in
the Clinical Center of the Ma
tional Institutes of Health.
Chief of the laboratory of
immunology in the National In
stitute of Allergy and Infec-
tious Diseases since 1857, DR..
Freund was last years winner
of the Albert Lasker award for
achievement in medical re-
search.
Born in Budapest, Hungary,
he received his M. D. degree
and certificate in public health
from the Royal University
Medical School there.
Came to U. S. in 1923
After service as a medical
officer in the Austrian army
during World War I, he re-
turned to Budapest to serve on
the faculty of the Royal Uni
versity Medical School.
In 1923. DR.. Freund came to
the United States, where he
continued his career of re-
search and teaching in Phila-
delphia and New York.
He was a pioneer in i'm
Evening star., 1960-04-22

munology research and was
noted for his work on adjuvants
increasing the protective value
Of vaccines and on little under
stood mechanisms of allergy
His work has provided methods
now used routinely in basic
laboratory research by i'm
munologists throughout the
world. The significance of his
discoveries in preventive medi-
cine have been recognized as
vital to several important
medical developments.
Wife, Son Survive
AS a teacher, lecturer, con-
Sultant, writer, editor and
officer in several medical So
cietieS, DR.. Freund was active
in implementing the work of
others.
Before joining the NH, he
was chief Of the division OF ap-
piled immunology of the Public
Health Research Institute in
New York City.
He is survived by his wife
and a son, DR.. Thomas Freund
Of La Jolla. Calf.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
George R. Shoals Dies;
Rochester, N. Editor

George r. Shoals, 56, man.
aging editor of the Rochester
IN. " Democrat and ChroI-
icle, died last night at the
Washington Hospital Center
after suffering a heart attack
early yesterday.
Mr.. Shoals was attending the
1860 convention of the Ameri-
can Society of Newspaper Edi-
tors at the Statler Hilton Hotel
when stricken.
He had been managing edi-
tor of the Rochester morning
daily since l941. He Joined the
newspaper. a member of the
Gannett chain, in 1885 as a
copy reader.
Started as Reporter
Mr.. Shoals was a native of
Cortland, N. Y. He started his
newspaper career as a reporter
for the Rome IN. " Sentinel
in 1926, shortly after his grad
uation from Syracuse Uni
versity.
He worked for the Bay Shore
IN. " Sentinel and the Wor-
cester CMassD Telegram and
in 1929 Joined the Rochester