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Notices

KITTEN. male: free. Also yr.-old
female. Needs good home. OIL.
6-75l5.
FOR MUSIC TO PLEASE, the
MARQUES, reasonable rates,
parties, dances, etc. Saturday
jobs preferable. Phone SP.
S-024s, GARY, between 6 and
Z pm, MONTH.
BOYS interested In joining .
bar bell club, contact JOHN n.
DEBUTTS. Hamilton, Va. CT.
5-4l2O.
GUTTAR-SAx players for up
and-coming new band in Beth.
area. Call DON. OIL. e-7s3s.
TIE NOvACAINEs are 4 great
band. Why not hire them for
your next dance or party. Can
GREG, Oh 4-S466.
GETTING TIRED Of loud rock
and roll bands9 Hire The
New Resumes" the utmcst in
sophisticated blues. We spe-
cialize in oldies. such as Caro-
lima Moon" ~Ehb Tide" etc.
For further information, call
CHRIS, EN-. 5-l6o0.
DO YOU WANT A BAND to
play for all occasions? Then
get the BELAIRS. Cali PAUL,
OIL. 6-8570.
ARE YOU the one cat in four
that digs the sWingingest music
with the rockingest beat? Then
don't settle for less than the
GALAXIESl Call BLAINE
SMITH, Oliver 2-0720.
DANCE BAND available for
your party or dance, reason
able rates. FE. $3.50.
LIKE GOOD MUSIC? Then
you'll like the Nomads with
music and prices to please.
JU. 5-1569.
LOOKING for q rock n roll
band for parties and dances2
Low rates and popular music
make Us tops. The Sovereigns.
JIM, EN-. 3-5270.
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JUNKING 40 Mercury 4-door
sedan; all parts for sale. ROY.
CIR. $4,000.
PONTIAC 1852 convertible; radio
and heater, turn signals; good
shape; $225. JU. $3.50.
GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER for
sale, professional equipment.
Magnatone No. $50 amplifier
(what an ampliferl) used
only about II times, in perfect
condition (if you don't believe,
come and check, sacrificing
for $225. Also selling Gibson
ES-125 guitar land easel, in
excellent condition for $40.
Call JIM, HA. 2-0486.
FORD 40 cony. cpe., SO Olds
eng: aluminium 1iywheel, Au-
burn racing clutch, floor shift,
All rear end, new WV. tires,
$40 on front and ITO on re-
versed rims on rear; 500.
South 5-6272.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

MERCURY go 2-door hardtop:
standard transmission, Z. and
h., Wv. tires; $2,505. Cedar
6-8562.
NERO. !. 81 coupe: no dents,
loaded hood and trunk, engine
good condition, needs first gear.
interior partially finished In
naugahyde: $S25. Juniper s.
OTIS.
lsle-'52 PLYM., DODGE body
and chassis In good condition;
no trans. engine or tires. Call
SP. 3-1O60.
MODEL AIRPLANES-Smo
stunt with new Fox IS motor;
Ringmaster stunt with FOX ~
motor; tanks, wheels included.
Ready to fly. Reasonable. Can
GEORGE, KE. e-eo66.
GIRLS SCHOOL CLOTHES
Sizes TO- II and 14-Dresses,
skirts, blouses, etc. Also misc,
excel. c0nd. reas. HE. 4-605l.
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Greetings

JANE c1.ARK-Happy Birthday
Babe. Love, CUDDLES and
EMERY.
BEST WISHES TO HYMAN
SOLLENBERGER on your trip
to IsraeI. from the, gang at the
/ synagogue.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO r. J. I.
Love. from DARLYN and
BOBBY.
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Miscellaneous
Wunted


WANT CIVIL WAR EQUIP
MENT - ANY kind. Call
RICHARD, IA. 2-4209.
1854 OLDS. STICK TRANS. or
Cad. or Buick stick set up for
"a Olds. Send replys to PETE.
III Mankin walk, Falls Church.
Va.
WANT CIVIL WAR EQUIP
MENT-All kinds. anything tn
z0uave line. Call RICHARD,
IA. 1889.
WANTED-old large toy trains
before 80, any condition. JE.
A-ST0T.
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADL1NE:
Wednesday PM for Sunday following
Ads received too late win appear q week LATER
RATES:
3 lines CSC. 1Oc each additional line You can figure
the cost yourself Allow average words per line.
TO PLACE:
Write ad and figure cost Give your name address,
telephone number and send your ad plus payment to
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h., auto. trans, power brakes;
1856 or best offer. JU. 0-4894.
MOTORCYCLE 50 BSA $50 &C.:
peri. mech. cond.; $3.50 or best
offer. JE. 2-52e5.
ST. JOHNS OVERCOAT, size
S6 stout, not like new--NEWl
Boys 26-in. bike; excel. cOnd.
Highest offer over $40. JE.
2-35l0.
FORD 1910 Tudor sedan: metallic
green paint; new brakes, seat
covers and headliner;; good
tires; stock engine and perfect
body. Hasn't been on road since
Christmas. Back to college
must sell. Don't call II you can't
get SS25. Telephone JEFFERSON
2-6411.
BRIGGS q sTRATTON ls-h.p
engine, new muner, spart
plug. ETC.; nice running condi-
ton: SO. VIII. $3.50.
GUINEA PIGS, nice pets, brown
white and mixtures, males OF
females, $l.25 each. Cau he
1885.
CHEV. 1858 Impala; black, 34I
Gu. in.. Sx2's cam, $1,000. AP
7-5082.
FORD so conv. VS.; STANDARD
trans, blue and white, nauga-
hyde upholst., lowered, all new
parts, racing clutch, skirts, very
clean, must sell; $50 or maxi
offer. IA. 4-l328.
CHEW. 81 roadster; stock, bod,
In very good shape; needs wir.
ing and interior. Call RA
5000 after II am.
BSA 81 $50 &C.; Gold Flash
excellent mech. cond.; nev
paint: t2oS. OF. $500 afteI
6 pm.
ROADSTER 80; 90 Ford trans
40 Ford rear, '48 Ford ny
draulics rear only; IS Pont.
short block, plus many acces
Call RONNIE. IA. 7-11O4.
GO-KART, 80 PIayboy, $125
az h.p., good tires, clutch. Cal
OIL. 6-461O.
FORD 1891 Model "a" Victoria
naugahyde interior, red car
pets. radio. hydraulic brakes
new engine, tires and electrica
system. Make offer, OIL. 6-2149
DUAL CARB SET UP for 's3-'s
Ford flathead. Call WO. 6
7l27, DON.
TROMBONE, very good condi,
ton, case and music stand
SIS. ia. o-S525.
BACK TO SCHOOL clean-out
15-h.p. outboard, 6x30 blnoc.
Sin. elec. saw, trumpet, from
bone, male springer spaniel
good to perfect cond. Dia
703-GY. 4-25o8.
REVERSED RIMS for Chevy IS.
In. cluster and second for -.
so Ford, chrome water pump
for Ford fiathead: 3 used
/ Carter 4-barrels; reasonable
DICK, UN. 4-042o.
.0hDS SO hdtp.:: pwr. steering
brakes, light DINNER, 80 hydro.
moor shift, 5 coats black snam-
el, 80 Cad taillights. lowered
9 inches in front, duals, lou
/ gered hood, Z. and h., new
W.-w. tires, nice int, Lancers
spot lights, lakeS. See to ap-
preciate; eSoS. DICK, UN. I.
04z9.
NAVY RCvR.. 100 ken me
GK translstor radio; s5-mm
protector: lge. inflatabls world
globe stand, Atlas, $40 cd: Oh
4-2321. -
yUNKTNG so Mercury; good
prices on parts. Call oV. S-2s75,
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Miscellaneous
For Sale

good condition, Z h.p., very
powerful. recently overhauled,
new paint job. sacrifice; $35 or
best offer. Call DICK, Jr.,
IA. 4-5O73.
FORD 81 VS. conv.; stick, black,
new top. r. and h.; must sell.
BAXTER, IA. 7-1l5l.
FOOTBALL SHOES, size 6, girls
ice skates and dress shoes,
size 2; Nancy Drew, Hardy
Boys. etc., books. TOM or
BETTY, OIL. 2-7250.
FORD 40 being dismantled, all
parts, small or large for sale.
dirt cheap. HA. 2-3668.
HAMS - SWL's, Hallicrafters,
S40-B,. $65; Hallicrafters S38,
t25: Heath kit AR-3, $40; all
good eond. Please call SP.
3-8067.
HAMSTER CAGE and acces.;
microscope, mineral set, misc.
games, all bargain. Call JOHN,
RA. 6-2366.
SWAP - 81 Ford in excellent
running order for motor
scooter. Call JACK at Federal
3-T4T2.
FORD '55-'57 racing cam and T.
barrel manifold wlBuick carb.:
oversize IS piStons, "a" grille
shell. so. 5-0272.
ENG. RACER, boys, Raleigh
26-in., / yr. old, $45; ping-pong
table, badminton set, rifle kit,
all bargains. Call JOHN, RA.
6-2366.
BUICK 1850 Super dynafiow A.
door; heater; excellent condi-
ton; original owner, low mile
age. Cash only. FE. 3-4993.
FORD 1850 Fordor sedan; radio
and heater, new tires, good
body, mechanically sound; used
every day by Maryland U. stu
dent; dependable transporta-
ton. Also 1850 Ford in fair
shape, will sell with 4-door for
spare parts, etc. Both cars must
be sold today; 5000 for both or
best offer individually. HE. 4
O011.
FORD 1854 Victoria 6-cyl.; regu-
lar transmission; $425. BOB,
ia. 8-6663.
CHEW. '49 coupe; misc. parts,
good rear end and transmission,
straight stick. Call Spruce g.
3l33 after 5 pm.
FOOTBALL SHOES, Wilson, size
s; sell for So. JIM, HE. 4-8451.
CAMERA, Argoflex twin lens re-
fiex wIcase; SIS. Stobe-Meca-
blitz, less battery, SIS. RE. g.
35Ol. "
FORD so wiolds. engine; Just
painted, nosed, decked; new
tires; must sell, starting school;
$50 cash. Call JOE, EN-. q
$3.50.
MOTORCYCLE 1850 BsA 125
c.: in fair shape. runs good.
Make offer. JU. 8-264O.
TWO DERBY WHEELS and
axle, perfect for go-kart, So.
Call TONY, OIL. 4-T707.
GUITAR, excellent condition,
new, needs 2-strings; win sacri-
flce, t16.S DON WO.. 6-s4S9.
BODY PARTS, 1929 Nash
Ambassador 4-door sedan, S.
each; radio, $40. UN. 4-2710.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, john
son 4-cycle, 80 h.p., racing type
with spare parts. $S5 or will
trade for smaller outboard mo-
tor. UN. 4-2718.
FORD '36 Tudor; immac. stock
cond., all new tires, r. and h.,
$500. JE. 2-2l29.
BEAGLE PUPS, purebred, small
type, gentle pets; SIS and $40.
DU. 1886.
POLAROID CAMERA, Model
$50, brand-new, all accessories
includ. case and wink light;
orig. cost, $3.50; sell for $98.
SP. 2-7064.
HENRY J 1852: runs good; $50
cash. HE. 9-l950.
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SUPERCHARGER

Ike new, easy 70 mSteu, 800
hip. increase; q quiet, depend
able unit, $65. JE. 2-3357.
BEAUTIFULLY, custonized Bel
vedere. complete except engine
and transmission: dual spots.
lowered filleted rear tenders,
blue and white naugahyde In
terror, matching bimini blue
and polar white custom ex-
terror, Wv. tires and 5 chrome
wire wheels. SIS. JE. 2-3357.
LOOKING FOR A CHANGE?
! have q 1868 Chevy coupe.
stick, radio and heater, clean
interior; needs . clutch disc.
driven everyday, wish to trade
for any Of the following: Some
models Of - through 81
! Chevy, 1851 Ford, IS Olds
"08" only, So Ford coupe, body
not important, but must be
mechanically all right. Call
now or Monday. will accept
first trade profitable to both.
JIM, CIR. $1,000, Q amt pm.
SAXOPHONE, alto, Conn, CON-
plete with case, excellent con-
dition. Phone CL. e-6240.
CHEV. POWERED 81 Ford with
new Chev. motor and Chev.
running gear; $3.50 cash. Call
NIKE, JU. 9-4500.
HUBCAPS a., 81 olds, 2 alumni
mum discs, 2 81 Ford tail-lights;
win trade 2 14-in. Lancers for
2 15-Lancer hubcaps. Call
BOB, JU. 5-06O0.
PARTS, many Chev. motor
parts, '46-4S, 6-Volt starter for
v-8 eng, hi-speed gears, 4O-'54.
Call WE. 5-6l17.
MATILDA LOUIS SPEED SHOP
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.
ST modified Third; 80 Ford,
black, stock body, bored,
stroked, ported, polished and
relieved; fully balanced, pulley
to clutch, 3 two's, Magspark,
E-2, 8 and-a-hah heads, head
ers, dragfast and All rear;
full custom interor; $50 or
best offer. SMITHS WELD
ING AND CUTTING SET-UP,
assorted nuts and bolts. Call
anytime, day or night, OIL. 4
s988.
DODGE 80 4-dr.; fair cond.,
$50; 2 B&S 2K-hp. engines,
$18 each; three 15-in. rims with
good tires and tubes; Western
Flyer de luxe bike, $40. Call
GEORGE at JU. 7-6704.
BOYS BIKE, 20 inch; 2 gears,
in excellent condition; have
graduated to car: need money
for gas: $25 includes light
and tool bag. Call DON at
EN-. 2-7643. Hurryl
PROSPECTIVE VPI STUDENTS
SEE THIS: Regulation VPI
overcoat, raincoat, blouse,
trousers and shirts: in excel
lent condition at considerable
reduction; SEQ this before you
go to Blacksburg; size for 5 It.
10 in, 40 lbs, 20 chest, 81
waist. Contact KENNETH
TREIBER, 1905 Duke dr., Alex
andria, Virginia. Phone so.
0-882l.
CAMERA Wittnauer Continent
tai, f:28, w/case and flash;
brand-new, must sell; $8S. JU.
$3.50.
BOYS M-IN. SCHWTNN BIKE;
excellent mechanical condition;
SIS: Sunday, NEIL, LA. 6-T1l6.
GO-KART, will trade for motor
cycle or best offerS also 5k-
h.p. motor PIP. SP. 3-2034.
GO-KART, "Royal, Norseman, /"
IA -h.p. B. g. S. engine. up to
rs m.ph.; like new; $50. VIII.
6-3276.
JEFFERSON NICKELS, 1885,
1850; complete set; $40. 10.
2-18l4, - -
PINBALL MACHINE, Bally
s Gayety; need money bad; $4S
or best offer. Call BOB, HA.
2-3538.
RIKES. hnv,s 2R-in- racer I C.
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JOBS Wonted

BOY. Is. desires work Oh Satur-
days and Sun. Call GEORGE.
IA. 4-3740.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Karen KLEIN, II, senior at Regina High in
HyattsvilIe, Md, has been crowned queen Of
the sixth annual Greenbelt (Md.) Festival
which Is staged to raise funds for the pro-
posed GreenbeIt Youth Center. Karen is the
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Justin J. Klein Of
4D Hillside road, GreenbeIt-PhOtO by DON
PATTERSON.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
DFathH

EVA n. on Moneay, Aprn
NV wife Of the late Or. Frank
.rHwenn wnfTsn sHd .assi Csat5 e. S.. q Aiss asr,
McKelyy Of s., Cloud, MINI. and
Mrs P NJ, Bailey Of washinEton.
d. C. Funeral services and inter-
msnt St Paul MIN; ArranFementSs
Home 290l i4th &. NV. Please
omit flowers.
CHARLIE L. On Sat-
urday. AprI Q, 1850, at Whining
ton, Del.s CHARLIE /. WASHING
M2s LpN g ss,iS S w:.S,ss,6hnG s. ns hGsHsnd and, ot
Of MS; Pear Gaul: Mrs, Core Smith
in-law Of Eesaor q. Washington.
Morris W. caul and Thomas ]. Smith,
ir. Other relatives and friends also
survive; After II a.m- wednesday,
son 4 jenkins Funeral Home, 4so4
qeorEia aye NV. Funeral Thurs
Tss55m1OSt Avenue Baptist ch1Ts6,
& T Murray otaciatins. Inaermeni me SsTi
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Family
may MAJ bs snt Feas5sd at l7ol Swami st.,
WEIMER, HETTIE z. Cnee KIine,. On
O%RdRsk %RMEk1 EA1cf II 44ds 9stS asSp st. AEMTTIE MoTni
Rainier Nd. beloved wife Of the
late. AMI Weimer; mother Of Mrs
Mrs. Vads drymes m "sifniatisiHni of Midisnid. = va; a.;
Emra Weimer Of Winston Salem
ksinier Ma. and and Henry hsT weimep u MTuoi n
Miami n. kslea Es rnpsPs ET5sna' Ray HAM, cal St y
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave
ne. until 10 pm. Tuesday, April
IL. Funeral services will be held
WEDNESDAY. April 10. at pm. in
rem. Midland. Va Interment Cedar
Grove Cemetery. 5ealeton. Va. Il
WELLS, LILLIAN A. On Saturday
April g 1880: LILLIAN 4 WELLS
Si the la ts ' Dr. Viii William 2eiVSeo a. wsiis gli'
She also is survived by other reia.
tiyes and mand friends. After 4
pm; Monday, April IL friends are
neral Home. 1870 eth 'e st. NV, w.
where services will be held Tuesday
coin Memarial Cemetery, II
WHITE, HELEN W. On Friday, Apru 8
1850. HELEN W WHITE Of i53l
T st. NV. devoted sister Of Mary
Clifton, James. Francis, Herbert anc
vincent White Also surviving ara
other relatives and many friends
After 4:30 p,m Tuesday. April 10
friends are invited to cali at the
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 gtf
st. NV. where the rosary will 81
recited at 1880 pm. Requiem mas
will be celebrated at St kuTustine';
CATHOLIC Church. 18th st, between
and SITS at 10 am. Wednesday
April 13. 1nterment Mount olive
Cemetery 10
WHITE, LAURA G. (nee viedt). Or
Monday. April II, 1860. LAURA
G WHITE (nee Viedtl Of No.
Alden way, Forest Heights, Md
mother of Asbury R. White, III.
and Eleanor @. Altman, grand.
mother Of Linda M. Mary M. White
Thomas R and Shirley A. Altman
at the s.. H Hines Co Funerai
day, April "A. at IL am. Cparkiris
facllitiesl. Interment Prospect Hill
WOOD, FLORENCE. On Tuesday
April II. 1850, FLORENCE WOOr
Of Glenn Dale rd... Glenn Dale, Nd.
beloved wife of the late Irving T
Wood and mother of Mary Lloyc
and Joseph F. Wood Mrs, Wood
rests at the GaSch Funeral Home
5L3S Baltimore ave, Hyattsville
Nd. Notice Of funeral later
Evening star., 1960-04-12

ical reasons. Since his retire.
ment, he has lived at 10713
Weymouth street, Garrett Park,
Md.
Capt. Dyer leaves his wife.
the former Louise Rector, of
the Weymouth street address:
a daughter. Mrs. Margaret Dyer
Furnival Of Rixeyville, Va; two
sons, James Robert Dyer of
Norfolk, Va, and William Car
roll Dyer of 2O3l F street NV;
his mother. Mrs. Wilhelmina
Fiege Dyer. a brother James
Marion Dyer, both of Rixey-
vile, and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
8 am. Wednesday in Fort
Myer Chapel, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-04-12

D. of Mamaroneck, N. Y. and
Walter D. of 5116 Sangamore
road. Fort Sumner Hills, Md:
a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth "A.
Hickey of 9702 Hill Ridge
drive, Rock Creek Hills, Md;
a sister, Miss Josephine G..
Murphy of the home address;
nine grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Mass will be offered at $50
am. tomorrow in Blessed
Sacrament Church, Quesada
and Western streets NV.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Capt. H. S. Dyer Dies;
Former Navy Chaplain

Capt. Harrill s. Dyer. 81. a
retired Navy chaplain with ~
years active duty. died Sunday
in Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Capt. Dyer, who was a major
league pitcher before entering
the ministry, was born in
Knoxville, Tenn. He was grad
uated from Emory and Henry
College, Emory, Va, in 1915.
After graduation, Capt. Dyer
pitched for the Cleveland In
dians during the 1915 season
but gave up professional base
ball when he entered Emory
University in Atlanta, Ga, for
theological training.
When the United States en-
tered World War I in 1917,
Capt. Dyer Joined the Navy
and began the career of chap
lain which he was to follow
for 81 years.
After the war he served on
many ships in both the At
lantic and Pacific fleets. Dur
ing the Sino-Japanese War in
1881 and 1882, he was feet
chaplain for the United States
Asiatic Fleet.
During World War II, Capt.
Dyer was the District Chaplain
for the l1th Naval District, San
Diego, Calf. Even then, he
was still active in sports. He
played polo with the Marines,
coached the baseball team and
played in tennis matches.
He was awarded an honorary
degree of doctor of divinity by
the University Of Southern
California in 1914.
In 1s45, Capt. Dyer was re-
tired from active duty for med
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Mrs. julia Watts,
Widow of Admiral

Funeral services were to be
held at 2::30 pm. today for Mrs.
Julia Scott Watts, 80, widow Of
a rear admiral, at st. Asaph's
Church, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.
Mrs. Watts, who was a native
of Fort Randall, N. Oak, was
the widow Of Rear Admiral Will
liam Carleton Watts. She had
formerly lived at 1907 Twen-
tieth street NV.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Ernest B. Tracy. jr., Of New
York; two grandchildren and
four great grandchildren.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
James Murphy, 81, Headed
Senate Debate Reporters j.

A Senate tradition ended
yesterday with the death of
James w. Murphy, 81, chief
official reporter of debates for
the Senate.
Ever since the Senate first
decided to record its debates
word for word-some 122 years
ago-a member of the Murphy
family has been on the job.
Mr.. Murphy, who died yes
terday in his home at z Prim-
rose street, Chevy Chase, had
worked at the job for 81 years.
The Murphy tradition in the
Senate started in 184S when Mr..
Murphy's uncle Dennis, then a
boy Of IA, was picked as the
first reporter. He served until
1896 and established what is
now the Congressional Record.
Dennis Murphy's brother,
James j., worked as a Senate
reporter from 1854 to 1874, and
Edward v. Murphy, the present
Mr.. Murphy's father, worked
as a reporter from 1860 to 1919.
Although Mr.. Murphy had
been in i'll health for several
months he went to his Office
on Capitol Hill as often as his
doctor would permit.
Read Every Spoken Word
When he first went to work
for the Senate, Mr.. Murphy
spent most of his time on the
floor taking notes in shorthand.
But since 1888 he has spent his
time in his office reading every
spoken word for bobbles and
assigning it to the proper place
in the Congressional Record.
Mr.. Murphy once said he
considered all Senator's states
men, patriots, philosophers, and
men of giant intellect"
The Senators obviously held
him in equally high esteem.
They paid official tribute to him
in l948 and again in 1856. And
after his death was announced
on the floor of the Senate yes
terday a number of the Sen
ators rose to eulogize him.
Senator Proxmire, Democrat
OF Wisconsin, said: II was
greatly touched by the dedica-
ton Mr.. Murphy gave to his
job he was so dedicated to
his work that he continued
working hour after hour in
spite of pleas by his colleagues
to go home and safeguard his
health"
DirkSen Joins in Tributes
"Mr. Murphy has performed
his services honorably and well
:. he has become a tradition
in the life of the Senate; and
we are deeply disturbed and
tremendously sorry that at long
last his productive life has come
to an end. May his soul rest
in peace" said Senator Mans
held Democrat Of Montana.
Senator Dirksen, Republican
OF Illinois, referred to Mr..
Murphy as "our beloved Jim"
and said, What a long and
great record he had and how
faithfully he performed his
services"
Mr.. Murphy held a master
of laws degree from George
town University's Law School
and had been a member Of the
bar for more than so years.
He leaves two sons Edward
Evening star., 1960-04-12
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrernatOriuu

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Aln 81. and Mass Ave. NE Ii S-b2O0
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
sle H st. NE. Ii. 3-4ssc
Evening star., 1960-04-12
With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Vs7 often Q card Of thanks in
The Star meets o aeed which con
hcrdlY be solved 10 any other uur
Not only is il o gracious expression
Of gratitude to those Who hove sent
floral tributes but also eourtsousIy
oeknevledses the services and
kindnesses Of the mony to whom
o personal note Of thonks eonnoi
well be mailed OF whose aumes
and addresses ere not known
Insertion Of Q cord Of thonks
mOy be orrunsed By teIsphsns to
The Stor u. $4,000.
The Evening ond Sunday Stor
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BowE. GEORGE On Monday. April

IT 1850. GEORGE BoWE Of log
Z st. Sc. husband of Lucy Cham
Mae Gum, Elmer Perry, Louis and
vived BY other relatives and friends;
The late Mr.. Bowe may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home. 30
II st. ne, after pm. Wednesday.
April l3. where services will be
held on Thursday, April IA, At
pm, Interment WoodlaWn Gene
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BAYLOR, ELIZABETH. On sunday

BAYLOR. ELIZABETH. On sunday,
April 10. 1850. ELIZABETH BAY BAY
mother m0E oi of Gsorss walker Gardner.
She also is survived by four nieces;
two nephevs, other relatives and
friends After 5 pm Wednesday,
April 13. friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel; 1882
You st NV, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Thursday April
lawn Cemetery. l3
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DUNsoN. FANNIE. On ss

ApfiI ., fSSIL 1856, FAME III bTSSoNE Ee5SESSE
also. is survived BY one sister
Rachel English; two nephews, Ed
ward Mcneil and James Davis, and
many other relatives and friends
Bacon Funeral Home. 1722 7th st
NV. on Tuesday, April IL, after
pm Services will be held Al
the SPRINGFIELD Baptist Church or
tMednesday, April 10. at. pm. In
tterment Arlington National Gene
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN sites. Garden Of
the Apostles; reas. LU. 2-s657. IS
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DYER; TI CAPT; HARRILL sTRAs. UsN

CHAPLAIN Corps IRetiredJ. On sun.
gay. 6Ssy; April d 10; 1850. ct Bethesda
Chaplain HARRILL sTRAs DYER
OF 1918 Weymouth st., Garreti
PARK, Nd. beloved husband Of Mrs
Louise Rector Dyer and father 81
liam Carroll and James Robert
Pyer, son OF Mrs. WilheImina Fieee
oyer and brother OF James Marion
Dyer: Also survived BY two grand.
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chass
Funeral Home, Of Robert A. PUN.
phrey, Bethesda, Nd. Services will
be held Wednesday. April i3. at q
Nm: Nm: az Fort Myer Chapel, Fort
Myer, Va. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, Arlington. Va