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The Star, Charles T.. of 1914
Kedron street, Springfield, Va;
Jesse NJ, Of 6713 Mumsey
street, Cheverly, Md; Albert
D., of 5000 Dixon street. Oxon
Run Hills, Md; William F., Of
5938 Twenty-eighth avenue,
Marlow Heights, Md, and J.
Leo, of 1T East Nelson street.
Alexandria.
She also leaves nine sisters.
Mrs. Stewart Reid Of 5012 Dun
lap street, Oxon Run Hills;
Mrs. Carl Brown. 1881 Roberts
lane, Falls Church; Mrs. Char
les Taylor of Marion, H.; Mrs.
John Liskany Of Dayton, and
Mrs. Edward Buffum, Mrs.
Jack Kennedy, Mrs. Lionel
Keil, Mrs. Mary Lena Turner
and Mrs. Charles Craddock, all
of Gulfport.
Services will be at 10 am.
Tuesday in Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be In Arlington
| Cemetery.
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Ikedu to Visit
U. S. in Spring

TOKYO, Dec. % AP).-
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda
will lead a Japanese govern
ment mission to Washington in
April or May, the newspaper
Yomiuri said today" There was
no official comment.
The reported visit would take
place after President-elect Ken
nedy's new Democratic admin
istration has had time to clar-
ify it's Far Eastern policy.
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Horny A. Carter,
Retired Capitol
Linotype Operuto,

Harry A. Carter, SO, longtime
linotype operator on Washing.
ton newspapers. died yesterday
in Waynesboro., Va. of a heart
attack.
Mr.. Carter retired in 1916
from the old Washington
Times Herald after 40 years Of
service:
He was working on the San
Francisco Chronicle in 1906
when the earthquake struck
the building and caused his
linotype machine to fall
through the floor.
A native of England, he was
reared in London, Ontario
Canada. and at an early age
began playing vaudeville cir
cults as a banjo instrumental.
ist. Stranded in Cripple Greek
Colo, he became a printers
devil and subsequently moved
to San Francisco.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Else
Carter, Of Waynesboro; bne
son, Harry E. 9418 ThornhilI
road, Silver Spring; one
brother, Frank, st. Petersburg
Fla, and three sisters, Mrs
Edward Read and Mrs. Jane.
Stanley Of London, Ontario, anc
Mrs. Jack Read of Detroit
Mich.
Services will be at S pm. TO-
morrow at the w. w. Dea'
Funeral Home, 1921 Georgis
avenue NV. Burial will be II
Ontario. / =:
The family asks that expires.
sions of sympathy be in tht
form Of contributions to 'tht
Heart Fund.
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Mrs. E. !. KuIinin,
Pioneer Boishevik

MOSCOW, Dec. % (AP).-
Mrs. Ekaterina I. Kalinin,
widow Of the Soviet Unions
first president, died yesterday.
A notice in Izvestia said death
was unexpected. It did not
disclose her age.
She Joined the Communist
Party in March, 1917, IN the
infancy of the Russian revolu-
ton.
Her husband, Mikhail, re-
signed the presidency in 1916.
He died three months later at
the age of 10.
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Mrs. Howard Henry Hewlett,
~. widow Of one of Silver
Springs first physicians, died
Wednesday of multiple seller
osis at her home In Walker
ton, Va.
Mrs. Hewlett was the former
Lima Walker. She and DR.,
Hewlett moved to the nearby
Maryland area in 1912. For 40
years. until his death In 1852,
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Sydney Bertrom Goldman,
Tobacco Shop Proprietor

Funeral services. were held
yesterday in Baltimore for
Sydney Bertram Goldman, Sc, a
third generation tobacconist
and owner of Betram's Pipe
Shop here, who died Wednes-
day after q short illness in
George Washington University
Hospital.
Mr.. Goldman. who lieved, at
1905 Barger drive, Falls
Church, was a native. Of Balti-
more. He was q graduate Of
the University Of Maryland and
received a law degree from the
National University Of Wash
ington.
He practiced law for a short
time and was an official in
President Roosevelt'S NRA
program.
Mf, Goldman soon followed
In the footsteps of two genera
tions and became a tobacconist,
taking over the shop at 920
Fourteenth street NV, where
he designed and made the
cigarette holder that became
a trademark for one of his
first customers; Franklin D.
Roosevelt. - Isl
In the Tears before World
War II an aide from the Rus
sian Embassy called regularly
lat the pipe shop for blended
tobacco made by Mr.. Goldman
TOR then Soviet Premier Josef
Stain. Mr.. Goldman also
counted as his customers
IAdmiral Arleigh Burke, Gen.
IJonathan Wainwright and
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P. Fitzgerald,
Retired Sergeant

Preston r. Fitzgerald, So, Of
WayneSboro, Va, a retired
master sergeant in the Army,
died Wednesday morning at.
the Dewitt Army Hospital at
Fort Belvoir. He was a native.
Of Nelson County, Va.
He leaves his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Fitzgerald,
and a daughter, Miss Elma
Fitzgerald, all of Tye River,
Va; three sisters, Mrs. Oliver
Henderson and Mrs. @. o.
Talley, both of Waynesboro,
and Mrs. r. r. Bond Of Tye7
River, and two brothers, Homer,
Fitzgerald of Waynesboro and
Milton Fitzgerald Of Hyatts-,
vile, Md.
Funeral services will be held
at the McDow-Tyree Funeral
Home in Waynesboro at 4 pm.
today, with burial in the Au.
gusta Memorial Park Cemetery
in Augusta County, Va.
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many other Government and
military officials.
A Marine in World War II,
Mr.. Goldman took an active
interest in disabled veterans
and provided employment for
|theU in his shop. 3:
Mr.. Goldman was a member
|of the American Legion Cooley
McC Collough Post and the Globe
and Anchor Club.
He leaves his wife, Mae. and
a son, Bertram. both of the
home address; his mother. Mrs.
Cecilia Goldman Of Baltimore.
and a brother. Barry, also OF
baltimore.
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ters, Mrs. Hall Brown ef Dallas
and Mrs. Edward Lee 81 Day
ton, Va.
Services win be held at II
am. Tuesday IN the s. II. Hines
Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. with, bufialsin Rock
Greek Cemetery. u 80
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0arna nf UtankH

LAW, GUS. To our many friends
and neiVhbors; We gratefully
acknowledge your contributions,
flowers. cards. telephons calls and
expressions: OF sympathy IN our
VkLLIE LAW AND FAMILY.
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DEATHS
In Mrnturtutt
Announcements Of
Services hS (yhAmheFn

lit @Ptttnrtattt
BROWNE, LAWRENCE WILLIAM
HOOVER. A tribute to the memory
LIAM HOOVER BROWNE. who
passed away twelve years ago. De-
cember %, 1913.
HOWARD E. BROWNE.
DIGGS, SUSIE, In loving memory Of
our dear sister. Susie DiGGS, who
departed this life three years ago
today, December 81, 1857.
!, Always SO true, unselfsh ana kind,
Few in this world her equal you'll
A beautiful life that came to an
She died as she lived, everyone's 8
DEyoTSD Xc;ES SISTERS, EMMA AND
PROCTOR, LOTTIE. In loving mem
2 ory OF our dear mother, LOTTIE
PROCTOR, who passed one year
ago today. December 20, 1863.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
That never can be filled
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
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Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV. with
burial in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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JOHN D. OmceYs and
members Of Bricklayers'
Unilon, No. /. are hereby
notified Of the death OF
JOHN B. PEARSON. q life
member. Prayers at
Chambers Funeral Home,
5S0l Cleveland ave, Rivs
ePdale Nd NJ I0s y,
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WsdneiS,v MAaSnRET bs.saS.r ANN ISso On %
dAREr sHSSse ANN cRocKRRRa aTsRisai' of MAE; asss
73d place. Kent Village. Nd, be-
loved wife Of George H. Crocker
and mother Of Marshall s. Lachner
OF Summit. n H. She also Is
brother. Friends may call At the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Friday. December %,
at pm. Interment Randolph,
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ROBERT ABNEY. w. NJ.
NATHANIEL LOGAN. Secretary.

81: sSsEEr z A:1sa e 49, ~:
47th St NV, beloved husband Of
the late Gertrude H. Marsh, father
Of Robert K, Marsh, jr.: Mrs. Ann
brother Of H. B, Marsh Of Wash
yinston. D. c.: Edward L. Marsh OF
Bruno. Va: Mrs. Marbel Mayfleld Of
Newport News Va. and Mrs. Mary
Whitney and Mrs. Josephine Helen
Pickering Of New Jersey. Services
ct the 8, II. Hines Co Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. NV. on Satur.
day, December "a, at . pm. tpark-
ing facilitiesl Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
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BYkUN1 SAkAH MekINNEI. On Ihurs-
day, December -. 1850 SARAH
MCKINNEY BYRON, wife Of the late
Edward Byron, mother Of Mrs. Edna
McRae and George H. Byron. Fu-
neral from the Walter w. Deal Fu-
on Saturday, December -, at 8 am.
Requiem mass at Nativity Church,
18th and Peabody sts. NV. at $50
am. Interment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery. Services and interment
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LEONAND 2: On Weuneg.
cay BssFsS RsssnssF T. bSsH asSO lsSNASR
blvd NV, beloved husband Of 0oldie
v. BinSted. father. of Mrs. Barbara
L. Messiano.. Charles L. and James
D. Binsted, brother Of Bishop Nor
man 8. Binsted. and G. Earl Bin
grandchildren. Friends may call
after II am Friday. December %,
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey,
Bethesda, Nd, where services will
At 10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
.tionAl Cemetery 93
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ssS, psesnSePP %, issO. os sYbNSsYF b5NSs1F
3; GOLDMAN. beloved husband of
Nae Goldman tnee Sobey) or 1908
HargeF drive. Pals Church. va,
fas1er Of Bertram s. Goldman, son
O. Seetlia and the late Bentamin
Goldman. Services were. held ~ the
Jack Lewis Funeral Home. 2I00 -O2
zutaw place, Baltimore. Nd, on
Thursday. December 22. at IL
noop. In mourning At the Ford
FordleiEh rd.. sBaittncrs. Md "iA
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WOfbhlpIuI MaStel
WILLIAM Classy. Secretary.

MAYER, WILLIAM FRANCIS. On
Thursday. December -. 1860, at his
Springfield. Va. WILLIAM FRANCIS
MAYER. husband Of Juanita L
Mayer and father OF Daniel. Richard
w. and Robert Anthony Mayer
stepfather Of Mrs. Thomas N
Thompson and Miss Camilla Jack
son. brother Of Mrs. Robert Moser
Fresno. calif. Friends may caII a; al
the Everly. .Wheatiey Funeral Home
1900 West Braddock rd.. Alexandra
Va, where services will be held. Bat
urday. December "a. at IL Am
Interment Union Cemetery. Lees
burg. Va. =
December FL 1850, LUTHER W.
MCLEOD OF 315 r st. NV. Apt. 9.
Notice Of funeral later. ArTanEe-
ments by Mcclure. Inc. .4g3
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INALE. cnHlI. V550LA; % Wednesdsy. De.
GENERAL Hospital. ,tc' v1oiA 81 'af hfNKInr PITTS 8
1116 Parks ii, me- the beloved
daughter OF Mabel III Adams aiSte,
OF Charles and Ellsworth May and aTsd
eranddaughter Of Annie Mae Jack.
son; soIa.,,s she also y survived BY other
Friday. December %, friends are In.
yited to call at the william spSfiS.
er Funeral Home, 524 Sth 81. n E
Ehere services will be held Saturday
December "a, at 1 pm. Intermen,
national Harmony CemataTv
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AZ peeem6eT nThi 10. 1880 1850 at on pa.ed- Mcd-
mems Hospital. HAZEL CARLY
cHAFFENs Of 4451 C st. Sc, de-
voted wife Of Lawrence Chafiens.
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
& Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 10Th
st ne: .tample parking faeilitiesl.
where friends may call after 3 pm.
Friday, December %, and where
funeral services will be held on
Saturday. December "a, at II am.
the Rev. James Bennett ofaeiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tety. %
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Wednesday, Decembsf 72i, 1860, Al
the home Of her eanghter, lOV North
ETsSs5iek k 1yea oaIthsrsburg. Nd :,
FLOSSiE PEARL GRAHAM, beloved
wife Of Edward Graham. mother Of
Viewed c. Compton. Pennsonfork,
~: EDWARD Graham. jr., Daytona
Beach. Fla: Luther Graham, Mrs.
Gearldine 10th. GaithersburR, Nd :
IL. Roscoe Graham. Bangor, Ne
sister OF John Collins, Mrs, MARY
Waddelle, Mrs. Dennie Martin. Mrs.
Graham rests at ,Gaftner's Funeral
Home. BIG =. Diamond ave. Gath
efeburg, Nd, where funeral services
vii be held on Saturday, December
x; At 1890 am. Interment Forest
YAK cemetery. %
Evening star., 1960-12-23

CONSER. LETTA. On Thursday, De-
ssnbsr .,sS, 2S, 1880; at hsr IesideSee'
HTTA CONSER. beloved aunt OF
kpgene p. Hugh ?. and EldOn @.
Gonser. Mrs. William zinn and Mrs
William Wood. Friends may call
a.. the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
WILSON blvd. Arlinston, Va. from
sember "a. Funeral services at the
Ypnke Funeral Home. Pewaukee
Wis. on Monday, December %, at
3pm. Interment Forest Hills Gem
etRFy PeWAukee Wis
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Lowry. GEOKGE c. on Wednesday.
Dssf%Hss Pela Hospital I'll iGfS oEoRoE q s0.S e .5wRY M;
OF GAIA 33d St. NV, beloved hvs-
band Of Theodosia B. Lowry. father
Of Mary Huber Of San Francisco,
Calf: Theodosia Grace Small OF
Falls Church, Va, and oeorge c.,
may call at Gsvler's Chapel. 1855
Pa. ave. NV. (courtesy parking op-
positel. Mass will be offered at
the Shrine Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment. Western ave. and Quesada ST.
NV. on Tuesday. December ~,
at 1890 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. rs
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BAKER. HULDA =. on Thursday
IEe0H inSton Hospital Center. HULDA r
BAKER Of 1885 Kenyon st. NV,
mother Of Robert Elwood Baker
grandmother Of Geoffrey Scott Baker
Canaan, Conn; sister Of Mrs. Ida
4, A Mayfield Of Two Harbors, MINI
Services at the g, H, Hines Co
on Saturday. December "a. at IL
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. The
: family requests that expressions oi
sympathy be made in the form Of
contributions to the Cancer Func
. or General Memorial Fund, Calvary
Methodist Church %
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CARTER, CHARLES \. pepaEtsd thLs

1850 ss On 3, EbgSSsfss beeFSfs sS asesSessSEsR esERLEs
y. CARTER. he leaves to mourn
/. his passing a devoted wife. Mrs.
Thelma Carter Of Detroit. Mich: q
daughter, Mrs. Alabama C. Cobb OF
Los Angeles. Calf; one sister. Mrs.
di'e c Names sTalSsr %r q "IshiSs'SR' hsit.s
Garter Of WsshinGtcn, D. C.: two
nieces. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Allen and
Mrs. Edith NJ. Smith, both Of wash
ington, D. c.: q brother-in- Law. Mr..
John p. Matthews, and a host Of
ment in Detroit, Mich, on Tues
day. December 81. "a
Evening star., 1960-12-23

FRAILE. CAROLYN .. On Tuesday,
yille. Iii. cARoEYN Z. SsstIs. TRAiHE.
Fraile. She is' survived by two
brothers and two sisters. Friends
may call at thkSLee Funeral Homo.
4th st. and Mas ave. NE, where
services win be held on Saturday.
Arlington National Cemetery. Miami.
Fla, papers please copy) %
Evening star., 1960-12-23

LEONARD C.. Oficers and
members of Potomac Post
No. 40. the American lie.
gion. are hereby notified oil
the death Of our late com.
rade, LEONARD c, BIN.
STED. Services by the
: ~ National Guard Of Honor al
the Robert A, Pumphrey Funeral
Home. 1857 Wisconsin ave. Be.
.thesda. Md, on Friday, December
CHARLES L. BINSTED, Comdr.
TRAVERS HARMON, Adtutant.
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EVERETT. 8. BAILEY On wednes-
s Pa eeiRHfi sRffEY tvEsSr hSsS e. SeioTed mIat
husband Of Ella DAYS. Everett and
father Of Beryl MaTkWood Of Rock
vile: Nd. and jeanne Delanie OF
Baltimore. Nd; son Of Lena Everett
Of Madse Edwards, Onys Stednan,
Harvey Everett and Grover Everett
OF 0reenville, N. c.: grandfather Of
Ronald Markvood. Chuekie and
Jimmie Lopez Funeral on Satur-
day. December "a. from the Bess
Funeral Home, Miami, Fla.i %
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CARTER. HARRY A. On Thursday,
December %. 1880. HARRY A. CAR
TER, beloved husband Of Else A.
Carter and father Of Harry Z. Car
Mrs. James Stanley Of Ontario,
Canada; Mrs. Jack Read Of Detroit.
Mich. and Frank Carter Of St.
Petersburg. Fla Funeral from the
Walter W. Deal Funeral Home. 48l2
cember "a, at 5 pm. Interment
private. Expressions Of sympathy
NAV be made TO the Heart Fund "A
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wEJRICH. wHdG. DONALD NJ, sr. On
At Arlington Hospital. DONALD N.
WERLICH, Sr.r Of Cedar Crest. 1905
Little River turnpike, Fairfax, Va,
beloved husband Of Helen Bacon
Werlich and father OF Donald M,
Werlich, tr. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
. Mass; ave ne, until. 0:30 am.
Monday. December 20. REQUIEM
high mass will be offered at 81.
Josephs Catholic Church, Cd and
c SIS, ne, at 10 am. .Interment
Fort Lincoln ,Cemetery. In lieu oi
flowers family requests masses OF
contributions be made to ST. Leo
Catholic Church. Fairfax, Va, rs
YATES. WILLIAM L. On Thursday
December %. 1850. at Hyattsvilie
Convalescent Home, WILLIAM L,
YATES Of 1880 Irving st. NV, stem
father Of Claude Splitter and brother
OF Ola Pemberton and Carroll Yates
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass, ave. ne.
where services will be held on Satur-
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IS
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THE EVENING STAR
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washinstcn, o. c.
Fridoy, December q, 1860

CgETIs, VIRGINIA, osS on JIScSNfE ThSE,sNhy, I
CURTIS Of i41s Shepherd st. NV.
/ Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
mentS BY Jarvis.
DAVIS. JAMES D. Suddenly, on on
MsSnssdn' yHSEs B. DASfS fss@SeI q 10 ST. SCS. nS
He leaves to mourn his passing .
wife, Gertrude A. Davis; one daugh-
ter. Ruth p. VeSSellS; one grand
son, one granddaughter. one SON
Cousins, COUSINS otRer Rey relatives % and friends;
At the stewart Funeral Home, 80
4 st. ne; after 2 pm; Friday,
ps.mssr senesi r. .s ssfSses tSs nsa
NV. g. M at = GnSteni p,a,' the re Rev. s " 4 4.
MSEW1H ME H.nsI. UsistinE iptsTnent In
DIXON. LEWIS. Of es1 irving sk NV,
beloved husband Of the late Hattie
Dixon. Departed this life at Freed
mems Hospital on Wednesday, De-
cemher 81. 1860. He leaves 70
mourn three qsnshtsrs ua s Elsis as.S oiTS 6-
ten, and one son. Robert Dixon. one
sister, Elizabeth Carter, and three
half-sisters. Also thirteen grandehil-
dren, tWenty-four Sreat-grandthtl-
dren. three Sons-in-law, two daugh-
ters-in.law and Q host of relatives
and other friends. After I pm. Fri
day, December %, he will rest al
his late residence, 63t irving st
NV, where friends are invited Ia
call. Funeral On Saturday, Decem-
Der "a, from the Rock Greek Baptist
Church at / pm. the Rev 3. Gibbs
pastor, ofaeiating. Burial Lincoln
| Memorial Cemetery.
DORSEY, GERTRUDE. On Wednes.
day, December 81, 1860. GERTRUDE
DORSEY. the wife Of the late VIII
liam Dorsey. Mrs. Dorsey Is sur
vived BY three sons, two daughters
three grandchildren, other relatives
| and friends. After z pm, Friday
| the Joynes Funeral Home, l16 Mas
sachusettS ave. NV. Services viii
be held on Saturday, December "a
at / pm. at the Bible Way Church
l. 1130 New Jersey ave. NV. Inter.
ment Harmony Cemetery.
EATMoN. HENRY EDWARD. Suddenly
on Wednesday. December 81, 1860
| HENRY EDWARD EATMoN. devoted
husband of EStelle Eatmon, son o
| James 81 EatInOn. hFOther Of Jo
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mhhSh' HUBERT X. An emergent
A |:E;:I +; Il; !! ;
" Funeral Home. 290l 14th
St NV. for the purpose Of con-
Quoting Masonic services for our
lats brother. ROBERT X. MARSH.
SANDY L. FERBER,
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EGLOEF, IDA ELLEN. On Wednesday,
December 81. 1860. IDA ELLEN
EGLoFP Of 1910 seth St. Mount
Rainier, Nd, beloved wife OF the
late James B. ,Egloh. mother Of
Martha and James B; Eglon and
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
ave. ne. Thursday and Friday, De-
eember 20 and 23, from 3 to 5 pm.
and to o pm. Funeral services
|. VIII be held Saturday. December "a,
at 10 am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. %
EVERETT. s.. BAILEY On wednss-
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LYNN. 8. n. On Thursday. Decem.
Der 80. 1850, at his residence. 1866
beloved husband OF Eta Lynn and
father Of Charles L. Lynn, Friends
funeral Home se6i i4th T St NV. W,
after 10 am. Friday, December %.
day. December "a. at IL noon
parking facilities. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 90
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December Il. 1850. at at tSSe0fEssdfy: ne Empii:
Z, SCOTT HUNTER. HUN sRa iormsirly n,si n'rli 81
WWsiIs;iiminStsr' WiI;inn Nd son Of the late
Mnn.an MM,ism and Alverta Roller
Funeral Home. Westminster. Nd
on Saturday. December "a. At 10
~ am. Interment in Westminster
Cemetery. Friends may cali al the
a1ove FUNERAL home on Friday eve
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on Wednesday. December 2l, 1860,
HENRY EDWARD EATMoN. devoted
husband Of EStelle Eatmon. son OF
James s: EatIhon; brother Of Jo-
sephine Wells. Rosetta, Beatrice and
Ollie 3 Eatmon. From / pm. to 4
Pm. Saturday, December "a, friends
may call at the Rollins Funeral
Home. 4339 Hunt pl. ne. Interment
Wilson. N. c.
Evening star., 1960-07-28

YES, the grinding days ore over since Giant
Food stored preernding its wonderful bag
eoffees -. and with the magic Of pIiofiIm,
Somedoy all bag coffee will probably be
poekoeed this better woy
Evening star., 1960-07-28

WESTERN CORN FED BEEF is from eotfIe
that yield more lean meot in propor-
tion 10 fat. It's osed for Tenderness
and priced TO save you more.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-19
Senate Passes Kennedy Minimum Wage of SIPS

WASHINGTON, (R-The Sen ate passed the Kennedy mini mum wage bill 62 34 Thursday night with its major provisions largely intact, but the legislation faces uncertain House prospects.
 Sen. John Kennedy told a re- porter he was quite hopeful the House will agree to most of the Senate provisions. But experience on differences between the two branches involving labor legisla- ton in 1858 and 1859 cast doubt on this.
 The Senate bill would increase the present $1 wage floor to SIPS an hour and would bring under the Fair Labor Standards Act about four million workers not now covered.
 The much less comprehensive House bill would fix $1.15 mini mum and cover about 100000 additional employees.
 Kennedy headed Senate con- ferees who dealt with House dele gations on pension and welfare control measure in 1858 and the broad labor regulation bill last year. In both cases it proved diff ficult for the senators to get the House to do any compromising.
 Since then he has been chosen as the Democratic presidential nominee, a status which may or may not affect House members attitude toward his requests.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-19
State Refunds $19,1S5 To II Retired School Teachers

JUNEAU, R-The state today mailed out refund checks totaling $19,18 to II retired Alaska teach CTS, Gov. Egan's office said
 The refunds, ranging from $350 to $4,700, result from the last legislatures action in eliminat- ing from the Teachers Retire ment Act a requirement that teachers contribute additional amounts to the retirement fund to obtain retirement credits for service prior to 1855.
 The names of the II teachers, who represent a total of 236 years of teaching service in the state, were not disclosed.
 Eight of those receiving refunds according to Commissioner Floyd Guertin of the State Department of Administration, are still resi- dents of Alaska.
 The Teachers Retirement pro- gram is supported by matching contributions from the teachers and the state.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-19
Senate Okays Ike's
 Foreign Aid Request

WASHINGTON, LR - The Sen ate Appropriations Committee to- day approved a $3,981, ,350,000 foreign aid money bill.
 The committee gave President Eisenhower virtually everything he asked for by restoring every cut made by the House except 200 million dollars in military assist ance funds.
 The $1 ,8O0,OO0,O0O the commit tee recommended for military assistance the same amount voted by the House-is 500 mil lion dollars more than Congress appropriated last year for this purpose.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-19
Planes Catch Capsule From DiscOVerer XIV

WASHINGTON, LR = The Air Force has scored its first catch of a satellite capsule in the air. One of 10 specially equipped trans ports snagged the ejected capsule from the satellite DiScoVerer XIV at an altitude of about 10000 feet over the Pacific about 300 miles northwest of Hawaii.
 The capsule had been ejected from the satellite as it orblted over Alaska at a height of several hundred miles. A parachute slow ed the descent of the 85-pound capsule from space.
 The capsule contains instru- ments and equipment designed to speed the development of recon naissance and missile warning satellites of the near future. It was picked up on the radars of two of a dozen airplaneS and one Navy ship in the predetermined drop area.
 A few minutes later creWmen on two of the airplanes reported seeing the descending object, and the team of snatchers was guided to the right point by radio tele- phone.