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Semyon Luvochkin

MOSCOW, June 10 (AP)-
Semyon Alexeevich Lavochkin,
so, Soviet aircraft designer and
holder Of four Stain prizes, died
yesterday. His fighter planes
were used by Soviet forces in
World War II.
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Hit MFntnriattt

MoSCA. ANTONIO. In loving mem.
ory Of ANTONIO MOScA. who de.
parted this life nine years ago to-
day, June 10, 1851.
Every day in some small way.
Memories of you come our way.
High requiem mass st. Gabriel,
Shs ShsFch, foJgHe JqSe IL wisr rs am; n1R;os.n1A
CHILDREN AND oRANDcHIL.
RHEA, ROBERT r. Sacred to thu
memory of my husband. ROBERT
p. RHEA. who passed away twenty
two years ago. June 10. 1885.
Ny heart cannot tell how / mis-
my lips do not know what to say
only God knows my feelings
hide under my smile each day
DEVOTED WIFE, ANNIE M. RHEA
AND FAMILY.
RHEA, ROBERT p. In loving mem,
ory Of my dear father, ROBERT
P; RHEA, who passed June 10
Your place within my heart
VIII always be yours alone.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ANNETTE
sAMPSELLE. AUBREY r. In iovini
R6BREy RsPRfS q r. my ggAMpsELLhh,u dssE hu'0aHS TSt
passed away two years ago, Junt
10. 1858.
No morning dawns, no night returns
But that ] think of you:
~ Those left behind are very dear
But none replaces you.
Every day brings back sweet mem.
orieS
Every memory brings back a tear
No one knows how much l miss you
At the end of two long years.
YouR DEVOTED WIFE, ANNA
MAY.
SIMPKINs, ALFONZO. In lovinI
memory OF my dear husband. AL.
FoNzo sIMPKINs. who passed awaJ
Because we loved so truly,
You are mine forever
Though holy bonds too strong
For even death to sever
SPRAGUE. IDA X. In loving memory
OF our mother and dear wife, IDA
X. sPRAGUE. who passed away ont
year ago, June 10. 1859.
God saw the road was getting rough
So He gently closed your loving eye,
And whispered, Peace be thine
Sleep on. Nom. and take your rest
We loved you, but God loved YOU
LOVING HUSBAND. SONS ANr
STITT, WILLIAM GOLDIE. In mem.
xM Gt ofnfs ny HssysT sf1r husSanS Sn WILL
this life June 10, 1888.
They say time heals ali sorrow
And helps us to forget,
But SO far time has only proved
REiovEp DuSR WIFE, T.Ss lucy sTffT1Ti. III
VAN HORN. BERTHA e. In iovins
memory Of my mother. BERTHA z
teen years ago today. June 10. 1916
Memory Is gift Of God
That death cannot destroy.
HER DEVOTED DAuo H 7 Z r.
WEIGH, .MAUDE S. In loving mem.
ory. Of our devoted wife, mother
and grandmother, MAUDE s
WEIGH, who departed this life nj.
zen zen years aso today, June 10
Some may think you are forgotten
Though on earth YOU are no more
But In memory you are with us
AS you always were before.
WILL, MARVIN W. a tribute Of love
ana devotion to the memory oi
our husband and father, MARVIN
". WILL, VINO died June 10. 1858
Yet not to thine eternal resting place
Shalt thou retire alone the hills
the wales
Stretching in pensive ouietness be
tween
Are but the solemn decorations al
OF the great tomb OF man.
ADA AND REBA WILL.
WILLIAMS, oBIE K. In loving mem.
ory Of my husband, OBIE X. Will.
L1AMS, who passed away two years
ago today. June 10, 1858.
did not stand beside you
To see your life depart,
But when heard you were gone
1t almost broke my heart.
miss your smile and loving ways
Please, God. let him know / love
and miss him so.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, EVA VIII.
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AnuFtling

BESSIE. There will be an
memory Of y BESSIE asHHuIRtns RApLAS Il 'as on
Sunday. June 12, 1880, at I9 noon,
st the Ohey sholom- m-Talmud Torah
Cemetery, 18th st. and Alabama
aye sc. Friends and family in
Nted' IL
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Darn uf Chunks

WILLIAMS, MILDRED r. The fam
wishes to express appreciation to
our friends and neighbors for their
thouRhtfulness and sympathy dur
mg our recent bereavement.
MAhoARET =. BYWATERs AND
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CEMETERY LOTS

ATTORNEYS SALE-Crypt n, Gar
den OF Meditation. block II; Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Box 3S6-C, Star.
FORT LLNCOLN-Lot ia, sect. A,
sites. sites. l. 2, 5 and g; lust behind
J. NELSON FULLER, RID No. 8,
Hagerstown, Nd. 10
CEMETERY LOTS sites, desirable
section, reasonable; owner veteran.
NO. 7-9529.
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KING, RIGHT REV. MsGR. JANE:

r. On Thursday, June 9, 1860,
at Providence Hospital, RIGHT
REV. MSGR. JAMES F. KING, pas
tor OF Our Lady OF Sorrows Church,
of Mrs. Beatrice Keary, Patrick j.
King and Miss Marion v. King.
Parishioners and friends may call
at Our Lady of Sorrows Rectory,
1905 Larch ave. Takoms Park,
10 and IL. from . ON. until 8 Pm,
and Sunday. June IL, until 4 pm. ;
thereafter at the church. Solemn
high requiem mass at Our Lady of
Sorrows Church on Monday, June
IL. at 10 am. Interment New
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MAY, ELMER J. On Thursday, Jun,

MAY ,6aS 6aMER !; On THURSDAY, Jun.
Viola g: May. Services % at the G
D; Goldberg e. Son Funeral Home
4217 9Th st. NV, on Sunday, june
Il, at 10 am. Interment Kin1
David Memorial Garden. In mourn.
ing at 931 Longfellow st. NV, Apt
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MARSHALL, REV. JAMES. On

MARSHALL, REV. JAMES. on Thurs.
day. June 2. 1860, at the District
General Hospital, REV. JAMES
MARSHALL Of 1851 Florida ave
ne, devoted husband Of Mrs
Hanna Marshall, pastor of the
Northwestern Macedonia Baptisi
Church. Remains resting at the
Montgomery Bros. Funeral Home
913 Florida ave. NV. Notice oi
funeral later.
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MARTIN. WILLIAM c. On w.dne.

MARTIN, WILLIAM C. On Wednes-
day. June 9, 1880, at the Washing
MARTIN of 1925 llth ST NV.
beloved husband of EloiSe z. Mar
tin. uncle of Mrs. Gladys Maxey
and brother Of Mrs. Ollie Greasy.
Friends may call at the s. H. Hines
Co: Funeral Home. 2g0l 14th st.
10 tparking facilities). Services
and interment Altavista, Va.
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MADDEN. MARY L. On Thursday,
June 9, 1860, at her residence,
1924 williamsburg lane n w., MARY
L. MADDEN, beloved wife of Charles
C.. Madden and mother of the Rev,
John L. Madden. Friends may cali
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 1901 14th st. NV, from 4
pm. to 8 pm. Friday, June 10
parking facilitiesl. Services and
tnterment Cincinnati. Ohio,
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ING, RIGHT REV. MsGR LANES r

AINU, hINnI hEV. MSUk. JAMES r.
M.k Members of Father Rosen-
xA, steel Council, No. 2l6a,
Knights of Columbus, are
-HT-, notified of the death OF
MSA%Z Brother MSGR. JAMES F.
W. KING, and are requested
~ to meet at Our Lady OF
Sorrows Church, 1905 Larch ave,
Takoma Park, Md, on Sunday,
June II, 1850. at 8 pm, for the
recitation of the rosary.
JOHN A. EVERETT. @. X.
WILLIAM v. JOUVENAL. r g. 12
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CARRY, CHRISTOPHER L.

Wednesday, June s, 1860, at the
TOPPER L. CARRY of $500 I4th
st. NV. beloved husband Of Ethel
N. Carry and father OF Mrs. Walton
4. Decker Of Los Angeles. Calf.
Friends may call at the s. II. Hines
NV, after s am, Saturday, June
l (parking facilitiesI, Services
at the above funeral home on Satur-
cay, June II. at IL noon. Inter
ment Los Angeles Calf
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INGE, HATTIE B. On Thursday, june

INGE, HATTIE B. On Thursday, june
W st. NV, beloved wife Of the late
Benjamin M. 1nge, mother Of Ben
iamin D. Inge and Mrs. Francis J.
Jackson Of Philadelphia, Pa. She
also is survived by a sister. Mrs.
deIphia, Pa: five Srsndchiidren and
many other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV, from ! to pm. Satur-
ment Danville. Va.
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KITCHEN. LUCINDA. On wednes.
ffya ffS jung o isoO st. her fi.TNSs, FfitSsHSs,
KITCHEN. beloved wife of John
Kitchen. She also leaves to mourn
her passing three brothers, three
sisters and q host of other relatives
ana many friends, Remains rest
Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th st. NE,
where friends may call after 5 pm.
Saturday June IL. until pm,
Sunday, June II. Funeral and in
terment on Tuesday. June IA, at
Madison. Ca. ia
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FOLEY. WILLIAM B. on rhnrsdar

June 9, 1850, WILLIAM 3. FOLEY SIES
Of 3Ol4 Park place NV, devoted
husband of Juanita Foley and
nrotner OF z. e. Foley. ir.. Of At
Cleveland, Ohio. He also is sur
yived by nephew, George T. Foley
q Washington, D. c.; niece,
5eZerline Megeerson OF Los Anseles,
Calf, and host Of other relatives
and friends. After Q pm. SUNDAY
June. IL, friends may call at the
Frazier Funeral Home, 3Sa Rhode
Island ave. NV. Funeral on Mon
gay, June 10. at l pm, from the
metropolitan A. M. E. Church, 18th
and M SITS. NV. 10
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MCCOY HATTIE ARNoID n, Thu

McCUI, hAIIIE ARNOLD. On Thurs.
SoI,n SeS, 'uHs Mcc9,v g, 1880 HATTIE HATTIE AR.
wife of the late George E. Mccoy
and sister Of William z. Arnold
OF Arlington. Va, and Ira H. Arnold
OF Mullins, s. C., Funeral from
Pearson's Funeral Home. 472 North
Washinston st., Falls Church, Va. or
terment Arlington National Gene.
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LITz, DANIEL G. On wednesd,v

LII, DANIEL G. on Wednesday
Scranton, Pa. DANIEL q. LiTZ
beloved husband Of Catherine Lit
tnee Walsh. son of the late Pau
and FranZiSks Litz. brother OF
Eleanor 4 Easton and the late
June II, from the Miller Funerai
Home. 436 Cedar ave. Scranton
Pa. REQUIEM mass at $40 am, al
the Church Of the Nativity. Scran
ton. Pa. Interment st. Catherine
Cemetery. Moscow, Pa. In lieu Of
flowers, family suggests contribu-
tioEs TO the Little Sisters Of the
Poor, Home for the Aged. IL
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EMPEK; iSs5 5oHH 4SuE Z. On Ig.sSSday, June June
Central ave. Seat Pleasant Ma MS'
beloved husband OF Marie Empsy
and father of Mary Elizabeth Halt,
Naomi Empey, John and James
GGaraWay; brother OF Maude A. Clark,
violet Fridineer, Mabel Duckett and
GLADYS Allwine. Friends may cali
at the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home. 131 1lth st. Sc, after Z
pm. THURSDAY, June 3 where sery.
ices will be held on Saturday, June
L, at-l pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
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CALWELL, DEACON GEoRCE

Monday. June g.. 1860, DEACON
GEORGE CALWELL OF 459 Burbank
st. Sc, beloved husband of Mrs.
Hester calwell. He also leaves to
mourn their loss two dauEhters,
Miss Elsie Jordan and Mrs. Mary
Dickerson; six sons. George, Theo-
dore, Greed, Walter, Robert and
Arthur Calwell; sixteen grandchil-
dren. forty grest-grandchiidren, one
great-sreat-grsndchild. enc brother
ln-law, six dalghters-in-laW, two
tons-in -laW and many other rels-
tives and friends After s pm.
Friday. June 10, friends may cali
a. his residence until Saturday,
June IL, at 10 am: thereafter re-
mains will lie in state at the Friend
snip Baptist Church, LIST and H
sts. s.v:. from IL am. until / pm,
time of services, the Rev, B. H
whiting ofnciatfng. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. Services by
Homo. 20k II At a w 1 u
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LUTZ, WILLIAM r. OF 4sl1 SD
ave Edmonston, Md. on June 8,
1850, the husband of Esther Ander-
son Lutz and brother of Reggie,
George. Jessie, Lewis and John D.
Lutz: Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 5S0l Cleveland ave,
Riyerdale. Nd. on Saturday. June
coin Cemetery. 10
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JUN. TO- taEIAE sSd k1LAs i qn e. ssRSEs sFISis
Of e2s Columbia I'd. nv % beioyed
mother Of Roland E. and James
=. Barnes, Mrs. ErmA B. johnson
and Mrs. Elizabeth Harriday. Also
surviving are one sister, Mrs. Mary
Melton, and other relatives and
many friends. Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE,
Inc. 10
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DAVIS, CARROLL LEE. On ,

Day; june 5, 1885, btEi cARRoMTf RR oMTsdnfs; ZEE
DAVIS, beloved brother Of Mrs
Montf Davis and James Burgess
Davis; uncle Of Kenneth Lee Davis
Friends, may call at the Mattipely
Fnneral Home, Leonardtown, Nd,
after ] pm. Friday. June 10, until
1880 am. Saturday, June II. Serv-
Ices at Christ Episcopal Church,
Chaptico, Md. at II am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
church remeferv
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
SIS H st. NE, Ii. 3-4ssO
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day, June 8, 1860. Melville Z.
LOCKER. of 56U3 Warwick place,
Chevy Chase, Md. beloved husband
Of Kenneth, Roger. John and Peter
Locker. He also survived by his
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Locker, and
a brother. Theodore Locker, both
Of New York City. Funeral serv-
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 I4th st.
NV, on Friday, May 10, at ii
am. Interment King David Me-
mortal Garden. In lieu Of flowers
the family suggests contributions
may be made to the charity OF YOUR
choice. 10
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ave- Hyattsville, Md. on June s
1850. husband OF the late Anna I
Hiatt, father Of Lindley E. ant
Maurice E. Hiatt. Mrs. + D. wor
Mrs. Lorraine Hahn: uncle O
Lloyd A. Bridgman. Remains a
the Chambers Funeral Home, 6SOl
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Md, unit
1880 am Monday, June l3. Serv
Church, AEer I'd. at Roanoke st.
Qreenmeadows, Nd. at II am
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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BUCK, NELLIE WEBSTER. on Thurs
day, June 9, 1860, at Arlington Hos
pital, NELLIE WEBSTER BUCK Of
ll26 North Illinois ST., Arlington,
Va. beloved mother Of Ernest NJ.
Buck. jr.. of Arlington, va. Mrs.
Robert Hughson and Mrs. Frank
Holzer. both Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
pm. Friday, June 10. Funeral serv-
ices and iniArmani Hnrnnn N V
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BENJAMIN. ELIzARErH. on wedns.

day; June g.. 1880. ELIZABETH
BENJAMIN of 1895 Constitution
ave. NE, wife Of Halle BENJAMIN,
mother Of Mrs. Marsaret Taneck
ana Jacoueline, Diane, Franklin,
OF Mrs. Pearl Mcpherson. After
IL noon Sunday, June IL, friends
may call at the johnson a. jenkins
Funeral Home, 4S04 Georsia ave
NV. Funeral services will be held
Tyson Temple First Born Church
on Monday, June l3, at / pm.
lnterment National Harmony Gene
terry. 8, w, Butler Mortictan 10
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BIGGS, LEONARD NJ g. ~ ru

day June ~ q Ian a. ,t s[; &, On a,,Gau Inur:-
Mdg IEoNhkp E5ShiH ASf n sfoos s5Gsg s4 sDriSs S.:
loved husband OF the late Nell
Bisgs, father of Leonard M. Bigss.
r., of Silver Spring, Nd, and
Sr9tner Of Mrs. Laura Day, Mrs
man, Mrs. Mabel Cox and Elmer
Bigss. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2Q0i l4th ST,
NV, on Saturday. June II, at
IL am, parking facihtiesl. Inter
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day Ssy; rSzIs Sgns = {, 1850, w1LfiAM ?
Flushing, Long Island, N. Y, anc
Mrs. Nellie Brooks OF Arnold Nd
Many friends also survive. AfteI
p.n. Friday, June 10, friends
may call at the Frazier Funera
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Saturday, June IL, at ii am
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
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cASSoN, ROBERT n spdd.n,v

Tuesday June 1850, uoP6,si RogsiERT on
H. CASSoN OF ia INLAND terrace
ne. devoted husband Of Marie
Bracy Casson and father Of nine
daughters and two sons. He also is
survived by one sister, Gertrude
Peterson; six grandchildren and 4
most OF other relatives and many
friends. After 5 pm. Friday, June
~, friends are invited to call at
MS above late residence Funeral
services will be held at the Conner
Memorial Baptist Church. 1915 5th
Ct. NV, on Saturday, June II, al
pm, the Rev. r. l. Thomas Of
hciating. lnterment Carver Ne
moral Park Cemetery. Arrange
mentS by J. r. Cameron q sons.
Oil K st. NV. iSs
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He also leaves two sons
Lindley E. of Bloomfield, Ind.
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CR0CE; oN E, ROBERT e.. T., lBUDDY).
ROBERT :. cRocE, j.. aEed m1sP't1I, ~,
Of 5529 Surrey St, Chevy Chase
Nd; beloved son Of Robert E. and
Mildrsd @. Croce, brother Of Janice
and Bessie Croce and Mrs. Violet L.
and the late William B. LumSden
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
Notice Of funeal later,
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DOVE. JOSEPH p 1op st..u

DOVE, JOSEPH r. (JOE). Steam
- filters LOCAL Union, No.
81 ''':: :;;'i !: ::
1921 14th st. NV. Fu-
- neral on Friday June 10,
1850. at $3.50 am. Burial Fort
W. A. BUsHoNG, President.
Death No. 2Ol, IN
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MOORE. ALICE ELIZABETH tCoL-
oudTT). On Wednesday, June &,
AffcE ffe at EL1sssSErH MslsfE Rsed o1 1HSSFRital
MOORE Of 86l0 Glen Cariyn DR.
Capt. George Z. Moore, mother Of
Kenneth Garrison and Dennis Col
SsnshtMsf Ssifs moore 81 % the aas HON: address;
kensington, Nd. sister OF Mrs.
Joseph C. Fought and Mrs. Robert
W, Gardner, Falls Church, Va.
Friends may call at the Arlington
dr., Arlington, Va, until 10 am.
Saturday, June H.. thence to Mum
son HNl Presbyterian Church. Lees
burg pike and Glenmore dr., Falls
Church, Va, where services will be
held at 9 pm. fnternent National
Memorial Park Cemetery.
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BROUNER, GRACE L. On Thursday,
june 2, 1860, GRACE L. BROUNER
oi 1888 4th st. NV. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Frazier
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MCLEAN, MARVIN M. On Thursday
June Q. 1860. at the residence Of
his daughter, Mrs. Margaret M
Scott, 331s nth st. ne, Marvin
": MCLEAN, beloved husband o.
Mrs. Marsaret M. Scott, Mrs. Minis
Macleod, John Mclean and Mis-,
Ruth Mclean, all OF Washing ton
D. c. Services at the s. II. Hine,
co: Funeral Home. 2901 l4th st
pm, (parking faci!itiesJ' inferrnen
Cedar Hill Cemetery %
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DtathH

day, June Q, 1860. CHARLES w.
MILLER. sr.,- the beloved husband
and father Of oeorEe J. and Charles
W. Miller, jr He also survived
by four grandehiidren and Ave
Ereat-grandchildren Friends may
call at the Walter w. Deal Funeral
Home. 4s12 Georgia ave. NV. Fu-
neral from 81. Paul's Rock Greek
Episcopal Church, Rock Greek
Church rd.- at webster st. NV. on
Saturday, June IL. at 2 pm. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. 10
MURRAY; }sI. FsS1 PFAgL I,,r y, on ThgEsdayy; :;
Of 425 Jefferson st. NV. beloved
husband Of Leila A. Murray and
uncle Of james B. Russell. jr.: Paul
Y. Russell and Mrs. Michael Bilchak
Prayers at the s. II, Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 290l 14th st, NV,
on Saturday. June IL. at 9:30 m
parking facilitieSl: thence to Ma
tivity Catholic Church. oeorEia ave
and Peabody st. NV. where the
holy sacrifee OF the mass will be
onered at 10 am, for the repose
Of his soul. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
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Boy'Fixes' Dads Books,
Pleads to IRIS for Mercy

will you help me?" Jim
wrote the President. I'm in a
lot of trouble. I was fixing my
books and I changed the prices
and dates on the receits.
I'm not a delinkunt, I don't
steal or bust windows. But
don't send my daddy and nom
to Jail. I will go to Jail for
them I'll be old when l get
out and my nom and dad will
be old to, but I'll never do any,
thing like that again.
Can l learn to be a doctor
or a syentist if l go to Jail? I
pray every mite you will forgive
me-"
The White House sent the
letter to the Internal Revenue
Service. which dispatched an
understanding agent" to call
on Jim and assure him no one
will be jailed.
IRIS, disclosing the incident
today, would not say where Jim
lives because it cannot identify
people who have tax difficulties.
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Lost City Submerged
1900 Years Explored

LONDON, Jan. 10 (AP).-
-Four underwater explorers have
returned to Britain with a tale
Of a lost city beneath the
Adriatic.
Capt. Edward Falcon Barker,
Australian-born leader of the
expedition, said they found the
ancient city of Illyria Epidauros
in waters of the Yugoslavian
coast near Dubrovnik.
Capt. Falcon-Barker says the
city was submerged 1000 years
ago by a tidal wave.
The party in recent months
mapped the underwater re-
mains Of the city and brought
back pottery and other relics.
Capt. Falcon-Barker, a 35-
year-old wartime commando,
said: 1T started when l heard
a local legend that a Greek
founded city lay beneath the
sea near Dubrovnik.,
I'VE made / 1,685 dives in three
months and mapped the re-
mains of the paved streets and
wall ruins.
I'VE brought up more than
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200 separate items. including
amphora. broken pots. urns,
storing vessels, coins and an
eroded statue"
The other members of the
expedition we're DR.. Barbara
Boughton, a London physician;
Hans Van Praag, a Dutch book
collector, and Isobel Barket, a
London model all veteran
aqualung divers.
Capt. Falson-Barker said IL
lyria Epidauros was founded in
$50 BIC. and was besieged CEN
turies later by Augustus
Caesar.
Then it was sacked by ma
rauding Huns-the Avars-and
in AID. $50 1t subsidized as the
result Of a tidal wave"
When he was returning
through France by auto with
some Of the expeditions finds,
the auto skidded. A 3-foot-hlgh
perfect example of Greco
Roman amphora was shattered.
THAT would happen after 1t
had remained intact for cen
turies beneath the SEAS" he
said sadly.
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BY G. o. HERNDON
Star STAFF Writer

Montgomery County tax ad-
visers today submitted the
findings of a nine e-month study
Of county revenue sources with
a recommendation that the
county levy a new-property tax
at the rate of $40 per $1,000
value on residences.
The new-property tax was
described as a one-time levy on
new residential. commercial
and industrial property. The
rate for commercial and in
dustrial property would be $40
per $1,000.
The tax would be paid by the
builder or seller and presuma-
bly, passed on to the buyer.
The new tax, and other pos
Sible new sources of revenue,
were itemized and analyzed in
a 55-page brochure submitted
to the county council by its
Financial Advisory Committee
The committee, noting that
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BY J. A. OTEARY
Star stan Writer

Senator JavitS, Republican
of New York, told Congress to-
day the appointment of Fed
eral registrars might increase
the number Of Negro voters in
the South from IL million in
1856 to 3 million this year.
He was Joined by Senator
Hart, Democrat of Michigan, in
defending the constitutionality
of the Federal registrar plan,
proposed by the Civil Rights
Commission, at hearings before
the Senate Rules Committee.
Differences in G. o. P.
The registrars would be ap-
pointed by the President when
ever citizens complained that
State officials we're refusing to
put qualified persons on the
voting roster.
The appearance of Senator
Javits in support of the bill
pointed up the fact that Re-
publicans as we'll as Democrats
have their differences over civil
rights.
President Eisenhower has
said he is not sure the registrar
plan is constitutional and has
asked Congress to concentrate
on his own six-point civil
rights program, while giving
further study to the recon-
mendations Of the Civil Rights
Commission.
Senator Hart also advocated
his own bill which would go
Evening star., 1960-01-19
BY the Associated Press

Don't send my daddy and
NON to jail" pleaded 9-year-
old Jim, a rheumatic fever
shut-in. Il will go to jail for
them"
This written appeal was di-
rected to President Eisenhower
recently by a .Midwestern
youngster who feared his par
ents would be jailed as in
come tax cheats.
The boy had a special rea-
son for offering to serve any
jail term that might be re-
quired. To occupy his idle
hours he had juggled the fig
ures in his fathers account
books, much to the diSmay of
TAX agents.
What happened was this:
After his parents filed their tax
return, the boy went to work
on their books. When Internal
Revenue agents came around
to audit the books. they found
the figures had been altered,
Evening star., 1960-01-19

vert the freedom which is our
most precious possession"
Opposition in Japan Noted
Leftist groups in Japan have
strongly opposed the new treaty
and the Kishi government ex-
poets trouble when it comes up
for ratification by the Japa-
nese Diet.
Not only the treaty, but
seven of its annexes, must be
ratified by the Diet.
The United States Senate
will ratify only the 10-article
treaty itself. Under American
practice, the annexeS are re-
garded as executive agree
mentS which do not require
ratification.
The treaty replaces the tenn
porary 1851 treaty negotiated
with a disarmed Japan under
occupation by American forces.
The United States is pledged
in an accompanying exchange
of notes to prior consulta-
ton" with the government Of
Japan before using its Japa-
nese bases for military combat
operations in other parts Of
the Far East.
No Veto on Operations
In the event of new fiareup
in Korea, the United States
would be obligated to consult
with Japan before dispatching
forces from bases in Japan.
Japan was not given a veto
over American operations in
case of disagreement about de-
ployment of its forces.
American officials explained,
however that every respect
See TREATY, Page Az