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A&A LOAN SERVICE, immed. funds
for any purpose or any amount
DI. 7-4445: ewes. MA 2-1154.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS oy
2nd trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE g. INVESTMENT CO, 3I9
Southern Bldg, Ma. S<333l: i'm
mediate service. 10 70 4:30 pm.
MONEY. 2nd TRUsT-We viii buy
End trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd
or Va. Reasonable rates MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE AND IN
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 N. Y
ave. NV. Ma. S-5s3s.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, Ist
ana End trusts INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. INC IA. 7-5SOO
We pay your debts BY 2nd trust.
STEPHENS INVESTMENT CORP.
10. $3.50. 10. 5-l299.
End TRUSTS-AbsoluteIy top spot
cash prices paid; Nd. Va. D. c.
Call day or evening. VIII. 6-6ls2.
81"
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MULTIPLE LlStlng Realtors
CL. 6-2S00
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
J. B. WATERS & & Assoc
CALVERT COUNTY. MD

Dunkirk. Nd. Phone Alpine 7-o73O
Prince Frederick PA and ASS
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
PATUXENT RIVER, near Broomes
Island-Most attractive 2-hedroom
nome. elec. kit. mod bath. pan
eled liv .rm., basement. oil hot air
neat boat house, river pier. land
scaped grounds and garden in i'm
maculate order completely furn-
ished. row boat incl; S13.500.
SoLOMolNS uAR9OR AREA = 80
acres l2-mile frontage on deep,
protected water. modern rambler.
pier; excel. potential for marina
pvt estate or subdivision, well
financed. including release clause
to cover lot sales.
CHESAPEAKE BAY - 3 bedrms.
mod. heat, bath. separate garage,
lge lot; only 100 feet from wide.
sandy beach: S13,5O0, liberal
ST LEONARD CREEK-Attractivc
new ranch house, l u baths. car
port, garden house. SCOTT 'front.'
ase on deep harbor: about 3 acres
land: mod heat and air condi-
tioning. A perfect retirement
COVE PoINT-Large. wau-built
cottage Of 3 bedrms.. iiv. rrl.. eIec.
kit. mod bath. srtesian we'll. lot
50x125; nicely furnished, in i'm
maculate cnnd; S1n.f00.
ST LEONARD CREEK - Wooded
lot, 10O-ft. on water, 370-ft. deep;
CHESAPEAKE BAY-3 lots 'front.'
bedrm. home, landscaping trees,
,masnificent views S11, 900.
ATTRACTIVE NEW MASONRY
COTTAGE-Fronting on Solomons
harbor only minutes. from Bay;
priv. pier, deep anchorage. any
size ehost; Sl2,5oo. Can finance
BFNEDICT-Attractive cottage at
this famous fishing village on the
PatuXent. large corner lot with
huge weeping willow trees. Only
KENWooD BEACH - 5-bedroom
COTTAGE. mod. kit. and bath, porch,
beautiful view over bay. $500
NEAR PATUxENT AIR BAsE-96-
home, barns, stable, ~ mile on
water, pvt. pier, 90 head cattle,
purebred bull complete farm
equipment; $4,000, about one
1000 AcREs-1A mile frontage
on Chesapeake. Bay. protected
ne erbor. lge. main dwelling with 5
tionai notential '1yaSi for yacht Club cub,
reel estate development or show
farm Priced to sell. Liberal f.
soLoMoNs-3 bedrms.. full din
rm;, itv:. rm.. elec. kit, modern
bath, full bsmt, oil furnace. newly
.rainted inside and out: 10000.
sOLOMONS HARBOR AREA~An
acre 81
wooded, deep harbor. full ripar-
8 BEDROOMS. > baths. mod. rem
tral heat: . acres, fronting pa
tuEent River, near new Benedict
BrldEe; wide, sandy beach, full
SCIENTIST CLIFFS fine buys:
Custom 3-bedrm. home, lee. stone
,hreplace, mahogany paneling,
landscaped grounds. garden house,
,Ge1.ral heat, and air conditioning
3:BEnRooM RAMBLER - Stone
hreplaee' mod. bath, elec. kit,
WOODED setting; ,S1@.750; 2-bed-
fDom; ssnni, partial basement; stone
81 500.
s. ACRES-Fronting 1000 feet on
Chesapeake Bav. site of early Co
IonlsI manor house. magnificent
ST, LEONARDS CREEK-4-bed
modern Solit-level rambler. out
standing lot fronting directly on
water. lge shade trees. new priv
HAVE. YOU HEARD THE
CALVERT STORY"
WRITE EOR FRFE BROCHURE
j. B. WATERS g. ASSOC.
PRINCE FREDERICK. MD.
Phone PA and ass
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PRE-OPENING!

TOP MASsANUTTEN MT.
Most Scenic and ac-
ceSSible-right on paved road
Adjoins NATL Forest mi. TO
Shen'd oh River-best deer hunt
ing, fishing and boating. LARGE
or small sites-terms to suit.
Prices advance july lSt. Get photo
Luray, Va. Tel. RI, 3-5S9l, J.
Allen Williams. Owner
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AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

BALTIMORE, ND. Monday. June
90, 10 AM. The Maryland EQUIP
ment Distributors Association, as
a service TO members. customers
and friends, has arranged this
auction Of good usable equipment;
4 AC HD-2OHs. slNos. 3ls5 to
1923, w/dozers, all sood; 2 Cat
DIS, S/Nos. 4T-63s5 and 1927
l wIdozeT, good; AC HD-16AC
SIN l155. w/dozer. very good: {
INC TD-lSA's, S/Nos. TDR 2372I
to 3o695 wLdoZers, good: 3 AC
wIdoEers, fair; Ac HD-10W. Trac-
Cat p-s's, 81 10000 and ST
3079 wIdozers, good; . INC I'd.
1878 to 27ss1. w1dozers, >NTS vers
S3617, 5206S and 32lSe, and
TD-o, SIN 39459, all with dozeri
ana good to very eood; Cat D-4
SIN 6U-4302 and Cat De s/N
~ 1878, all w/dozers and good
Oliver Cletrac, OC-l2. w/dozer
SsGssS ysFS SUOSdi sSd 2sSdiAsc 3 INC ,T;6's ,T;S6's; s mos
3lO-C, w/dozer, excellent: INC
"HSeA tEACtoI' excellent.
INC TD-I4 loader. SIN 3se34
HD-9. SIN 5507, w/Tractomotiv,
loader, excellent; Ac HD.5G
w/TS-5 loader, fair; s INC I'd.
9'ss sINos. TDCB-35O5 to 6Oi6g,
w/9K3 leaders, fair to very good
l Oliver, 3 John Deere, 5 case
leaders, all good to excellent: 3
Hough PaylosdeTs, fair; s Pm,
Fords, TTojans and FerEuson
!oader tractors, good.
p & H 655-B Crane, SIN 1175h
very good; P a. H 255 backhoe,
SIN b740, good; .LS-75 excsvator.
sIN 1858, good Insley la-yd.
e&caVator,, SIN k5S5O, good; Is
2U shovel, SIN 5-D-79O, good
IdheW,Lorain ISL Dragshovel, SIN
S/N 1929, fair; Bay City 81
shovel, good: Osgood 200 drag
shovel far; Michigan Gle
dragshovel. very good; Hopto
bsckhoe. very good; Isis and s5
baekhoe fronts, BE l5B and
22B shovel fronts.
8 &C Ts-2OO motor scrapers,
SSLEos; 1888 to 2075, fair; 8
LeT-W Model c IournapullS
good; 2 Lei LIS pull scrapers,
Sooo'
Cat lie motor grader, SIN 2M-55s.
sood' ADAMS 81 motor grader,
SnN 80 Fair; Koehring WD-6U
Cleveland s5 ditcher, SIN 5Sga' 55gS'
good; Buckeye 3O6 ditcher. SIN
1896 poor; BIG 7O5A ditchef,
sLN 1Q5-4S-3, fair; Jeep trencher
ana Vermeer treneher.
Wylie PM-215 Portable Patcbmo.
blle, SIN 340lA, excellent: APSSO
P-l25 spreader, fair: Huber S-10
tandem roller, good; . C-36 Vi
pratory compactorS, 3 Street
SWeepers' JAEGER SrS stone payer,
Johnson Bantam 500 scale
oatchers; 2 Kwik-Mix mortar
mixers; Haiss 4S2 belt-type con-
yeyor, very good: 2 Arrow so
aSaa' nSa' campers; mixers, finisherS
CG-D wBG-5OO compressor. vsrv
good; I-R 3l5 compresSor' very
good; Schramm 3I5' LeRoi iii.
Jaeger 21O, C-P 2i0 and DsvsT
2lO compressors, good: 3 Worth. @
ing l6Os, fair; Jaeger los
aotsry, very good; Davey l2S
SSnng Sng LeNol los, very good: 3 I-R
1O5's truck mounted, fair.
Senramm 90. good; Power units.
generators, pumps, air tools, saws
and many other items.
TERMS: FINANCING AvkILAB1E.
q down to contractors, up to 4
years 10 pay, or complete nav.
ment sale day. mo pre-oualifics.
ton necessary
WIRE, WRITE, CALL Auctioneers
IIoT tull list, Fash Piece Positiyely
SeIls to Highest Bidder Without
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SUM MER HOMES
MONEY TO LOAN
HoIsEHoLD GIn FINANCE CORPORA

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA.
'TION, S641 Colesville I'd Juniper
$4,000.
MORTGAGE LOANS, S2,50n tc
Sl5O.000 Lower your payments
Group your debts Refinance voul
property. Quick. honest service
Residential. farm. commercial
construction Financing. reflnanc.
ing. Only in State of Maryland
Call or write Mr. ROBERTS, 21S
z. LeXinston street, Baltimore .
Nd. or Saratoga 7-4047 day
night. Sundays. holidays
1St TRUST WANTED
We, represent a large insurance CO
who is anxious to place a few mil.
lion dollars in this area; prefer
shopping centers with 1850 rated
tenants. No loans under S2J0.000
Just placed a 100000 loan on
a nearby shopping center. Ask for
MI. Thrift, BOB EOLLANDER,
REALTOR, 1411 Pa. ave. NV,
Ma. S-9743.
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TAPPAHANNOCK, va. Waterfront
home 40 acre, living room,
dining room, kitchen, . bedrooms.
bath, oil duct heat, screened
porch, boat dock, near schools,
yacht and country club: $4,000
w. c. RICE. Broker, warsaw, Va.
THE JOSEPH D. LAZENBY co.
FINEST IN WATERFRONT
CUMBERSOME - approximately
2l.3 acres Of attractive tillable
farm land with 4S6 feet Of water
front, fronting on Cox Greek of
the West River. This property is
improved with a Six-year-old
ranch home. Living room Q4xl3J
with dining area, kitchen, ia
baths, 3 bedrooms. utility room.
porch, two-car garage. Just the
right property for a family who
wants to do farming as a hobby,
and, at the same time, have all
the advantages Of the waterfront
BEACH - 40 min
uteS from WASHINGTON Express
Greek. This home has exceptionai IsH,aii
charm with its double living room,
each with fireplace and picture
window. Separate dining Toom
and kitchen. Two bedrooms, IL
baths. Guest apartment over two
car garage. There are fine shade
trees and shrubs in abundance.
This property offers an excellent
harbor Close to the Bay.
PENDENNIS MOUNT-A Cane Cod
type home with view Of the Sew
ern. River. Good size living room
with fireplace, separate dininr
room, kitchen, one bedroom and
bath on first floor. Two large bed :
Looms and bath on the second
moor. Full basement. There is also
garage.
THE JOSEPH D. LAzENBY co.
2l5 MAIN STREET
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
TELEPHONE: COLONIAL 3-96s4
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l-OVerlooking St. Leonards Creek.
L-oedrm. brick mansion home.
oathS' recreation rm., . ter
races basement, artesian we'll.
~ acres, Handicapped, immediste
DOeSpSsipO Nao 1S
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AGENCY. CORP.

Prince Frederick Nd.
Phone Os; If no answer call 1s4
or |%f
WATERFRONT RETI RFMFNT
HOME with modern appointments
l : acres land on imnroved road
and nRViGahle salt water. near
Chesapeake Bav. pr'ce roduced for
quick sale tn S16.500. G. 2. TOP-
ReINF. Richr,o~d FeIeral Build
ing. Richmond. Va. VIRGINIA prom
critics - seashore to mountains
Free Uooklet, Virginia"
WEST RIVER WATERFRONT = ..
mod. kit. patio. pier; beaut. view;
top cond.; S16,5OO. 10. 2-1464.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
(coRTlMso)

ORKNEY SPRINGS AREA A-I5
wooded acres in resort area, state
road. near Natl Forest. Sl.l0O. 90.
CRICkEN BERGER, REALTY, Mt.
IarE.nn CraraAAn e-l.Insl
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
icoNIINUEpl

DODGE '54 pickup ia-ton: $3.50
or best oier. j. 2-7s73.
FORD '5s 6-eylinder loft. van;
BoyertoVn body; Al eond, low
mileage, new tires. so. S-71l9.
FORD TRUCK MOTOR, F9OO, re-
built with heads and pan. Call
OIL. 6-5615.
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6T0|ggn

100 to ZOO PM.
TURKEY POINT, So. River Area
Yr,-round home Calf. redwood
2 bedrms., = baths, den, kit, lge.
lly rm. with fireplace, carport
Situated on large beautiful water
front lot C20gD on water. GOOD
terms. Directions: East on Rte
NO. @l4 TO Turkey Pt. rd then
LETT and follow OPEN signs. OF
by LOUIS A; STARTLING, III 10th
81 W. Wash D. C., RE
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MACHINERY and EQUIP

CHAIN HOISTs-Spur Gear, l ton,
Ia ton, . ton; G.I. 5-gal. gas
cans. 81 so ca. OR. 4-7474.
ELEC. LIFT FORKS-Yale, plat
form type. 4.O06-lb. cap. w/Exide
batteries. CIR. 4-7474
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SUNRISE BEACH on Severn River
near d. CO large lots nr. water.
Sl,5OO or best offer. JE, 4-l35l
SUNRISE BEACH-Lot, 80 II. bv
800 It. with water frontage, an
excellent site for all year around
hving-and all summer advan-
tages. Priced at $3.50.
J. EDWIN COOKE. REALTOR
Upper Marlboro. Nd.
MARKET 1880
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GARAGES

FOGGY BOTTOM. nr. a5th and K
sts. n.w-Lsrge gar. 32x2S, with
loft. door. lift. ceiling: S45.
H. T. RANDOLPH, RE. 6-46ss.
1sx35 WITH LOFT, at 18th and R
SITS. NV: sos
JOHN F. DoNoHoE g. SON, INC.
Ii 3-0OS4
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

I'd TRUST NOTES WANTED-Top
prices paid: immed, service. Mr.
JEFFREYS. Ma S-0352
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WATERFRONT PROP SALE WATERFRONT PROP SALE WATERFRONT PROP SALE
WATERFRONT COMMUNITY

VERY NICE 2-bedrm. bungalov
hardwood floors, bath, lge. liv
rm., oinette-kit combination, utiL
rm., oil-fired hot water heat; Ice.
well-shaded lot IN q quiet neish-
borhood.
-bedrm. tri-leveI frame house: at
lraetiYe llv. rm-, DIN. rm ana KIT.
lge. patio with barbecue pit. lge
Wel-Shaded lot with chain link
fence.
Both properties close to good bath
ing, school bus, churches and
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STILL SHOPPING

FOR A BARGAIN? Investi-
gate CAPE ST. MARY'S on
the beautiful fstuxeat. over
hoo acres devoted 10 out
door recrs a'ion. 3 beaches
and > picnic parks. New
marina featuring rental
boats and motors now open.
Select from choice water
front building sites or Sc
cluded wooded acreage tracts
ttrailers permitted, all with
paved streets. Priced from
S595: TERMS AS LOW AS
$50 DOWN. Once on prop
cry always open.
Directions. Branch ave. sc.
md Rte. 81 to Waldorf,
left at stop light (Rte. 81
through Waldorf, Hughesville
to GUYS Corner, thence Rte,
30 t6 miles 10 Cape ST.
Mary follow signs from
Waldorf.
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tCONIIRUEp)

BEACH. MD, on chssa-
peake-Mod. 3-bedrm. home. sun
room. 3-rm. bsmt.. community
beach. restricted colony, ideal for
children; tmmed. occupancy So
600. Write Box %. Soiomons, Nd
or SOLOMON z 6-3l02, ext. 1855.
CAPE LOCH HAVEN, Md ad-
joining lots, all privileges. By
OWNER, CL. 6-244O.
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3 AC Ts-2OO motor scrapers,
SLNos; 1885 to 2O75, fair; 4
LeT-W Model c IournapullS
good; 2 Let LIS pull scrapers,
good.
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SATURDAY AZ s. sUNDAY.F 1lnlI : MONDAY MON
TTNTIT. nApK

Uh KIM bV Ine monLh I0I25D-
Broom cabin: Blue Ridge Noun
talns, near Bluemont, Va. All
convenienceS. Call or write DIR.
SMITH, Barnesville. Md, DIa-
mond. 9-3322.
MOUNTAIN CABIN rms: noun
tain stream: State road; mr., Sky-
line dr.; $3.50. Contact C G
REED. Dahlgren, Va, NO. 3-3134
NEW MOUNTAIN CABIN, insulat ted
heated and completely furnished
lot Has water. sewer and electric
S3,115. 250-acre mountain tract
with small stream and long road
frontage; $500. Phone Gettys-
burg, Pa. ED. 1896. Can be
seen May IS or 30. 2gs
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-08-13

Murphy for representing the
Clergymen of Robbins at the
NAACP Rally July "a, at the
Liberty Baptist Church.
The ministers of r b bin S
want the public to know that
they will do everything within
their power to see to it that we
get rights, freedom, equality,
and justice like all other Amer
leans.
The ministers of Robbins are
asking the citizens to try and
know as much as they can
about the candidates they plan
to vote for in the coming cleo.
tons, both national and here
in the Village of Robbins. And
don't be misled by a lot of
promises.
H. w. Stephens, Chmn
H. H Flournoy, Sec'y
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-08-13
Health Exams. At
Community High

"Hey, freshie, where's you,
health examination? ?"
Freshmen and all other new
students at Community High
School this year may hear this
question many times, for this
year the detailed and important
task of checking on the health
examinations of all new stu
dents at the District 218 schools
will be accomplished in a much
quicker, yet more thorough go
ing way.
All the newcomers to any of
the four buildings will be ex-
pected to- turn in their health
examination forms to their re-
spective workroom teachers as
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-08-13
Page 8
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, August Is, 1860

met. Forms for these exams
were distributed to all grade
sch ools in the district last
spring, but if some of the in
coming freshmen did not secure
these at that time, a supply
is still available at the Campus
Building office, 127OO Sacramen-
to, Blue Island, Illinois.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-08-13

they first report to school. For
all freshmen and juniors this
will be August 30. The other
two classes will report the next
day, August 81.
BY having the work ro m
teachers in each building collect
the health examination forms
during the opening days of
school, District 218 authorities
expect that the provision of the
state school code requiring such
examinations will be promptly
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-08-13
Robbins Clergymen

Saturday, August 18th, 1860
the Clergymen of Robbins will
hold their weekly meeting at
the Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church. DIR. John L. Cutler of
FINLEY Park State Hospital will
be their guest speaker, the pub
lie is invited to come and hear
him. Elder C. White will lead
the discussion on the 4th chap
ter of Jonah.
Our thanks to Reverend M.
Mitchell and Reverend r. j.
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Mrs. Allen, 50;
Doctors Widow,
Long d Resident

Mrs. Katherine Louise Allen,
SO. a resident of Washington
for more than SO years, died
Sunday at her home, 1923
Davis street NV.
Born in Erie, Pa, she came
to the District as a child. She
was the widow of DR.. Charles
Walker Allen, who practiced
medicine in Washington from
1899 until his death in 1949.
Mrs. Allen was a ctive in
the Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution Americaniza-
ton school program, and was
a member of the Washington
Club, the Equestrian Order Of
the Holy Sepulcher and st.
AIMS Catholic Church.
She leaves three daughters,
Mrs. Katherine Louise Jansma
of Evansville, Ind; Miss Alicia
Gilmer Allen and Miss H. Hell
enah Hammond Allen, both of
the home address, and three
grandchildren.
A requiem mass was to be
offered this morning at st.
AIMS Catholic Church, Wis
consin avenue and Yuma street
NV, with burial in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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Robert S. Marx,
DAV Founder

CINCINNATI, Sept. 7 (AP)
Robert S. Marx, II, attorney
and founder of the Disabled
American Veterans, died of a
heart attack at his summer
home in Charlevoix, Mich. yes
terday.
The DAV was organized after
his service in World War l. He
was a captain of infantry in
France when he was wounded
seriously one day before the
armiStice. He was the DAVIS
first national commander.
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DR.. Armisteud 7. Pride,
Pharmacist Here Since '0Os

DR.. Armistead T. Pride, 81,
a pharmacist here for many
years, died Friday III Freed
mems Hospital where he had
been i'll with cancer. He lived
at 1916 Riggs place NV.
A native of Lynchburg. Va,
he was a son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Armistead Pride.
DR.. Pride came to Washing
ton around 1890 and received
his doctorate in pharmacy from
Howard University in 1893.
His career as a neighborhood
druggist began with the open
ing of Pride's Pharmacy at
Twenty eighth and P streets
NV. shortly after completing
his studies at Howard.
After World War l, he was
instrumental in establishing
the old Washington College OF
Pharmacy, a night school. He
served six years as the schools
first dean.
DR.. Pride retired in 1885 fo1
five years. In 1910 he opened
another pharmacy, at Twenty
second and M streets NV. and
remained active in the business
until his second retirement 1C
years ago.
He was a member of the
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vaudeville in the 1920s that he
made some of his biggest hits,
Born Giaccomo Sava. the
son OF a Bronx cobbler, Jimmy
learned juggling when still a
child, later turned to comic
|routineS.
In 1916, his right leg was
Iamputated above the knee be-
cause of a malignant tumor
But Jimmy, wearing an artifi-
cial limb, made a comeback
the same year with a night club
appearance.
In April, 1859, he went to
London to star in a revue.
After that, he spent some time
in Italy, where he and his wife
owned several houses.
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Col. Wayne Hunter Dies;
Headed Chaplain School

Col. Wayne L. Hunter, So.
controller in the office of the
chief of Army chaplains from
1852 to 1856. died Monday of
a heart attack at Fort Slocum.
N. Y.
At the time OF his death he
was commandant of the United
States Army Chaplain School
at Fort Slocum.
While in Washington, Col.
Hunter undertook a major
share of the pastoral duties for
the Arlington Presbyterian
Church, 3507 Columbia pike.
in l954-5 while the church was
without a regular pastor.
Served Prisons
The veteran chaplain had
served in a wide variety Of posts
both in the Army and in civilian
life. He served as chaplain for
the Federal penitentiaries on
Alcatraz Island. Calf. and at
Atlanta, Ca, before taking his
Army commission in 1941.
At Atlanta he was instru-
mental in developing a program
of pastoral counseling. religious
education and occupational
training for inmates.
Chaplain Hunter, native of
Greeley, Iowa. was graduated
from Cornell College. Iowa. and
Mccormick Theological Semi
nary in Chicago. Ordained in
the Presbyterian Church. he
devoted his career to institu-
tional chaplaincy.
Won Legion of Merit
Following study at the Council
for Clinical Training in New
York, he served as chaplain in
a reformatory in Chillicothe.
Ohio.
Col. Hunter was awarded the
Legion of Merit for his work
Evening star., 1960-09-07
Robert NJ. Phillips, Retired
Labor Department Analyst

Robert M. Phillips, 68, of 5040
Fulton street NV, died sud-
denly Sunday in Angola, Ind.
He was a retired budget analyst
for the Labor Departments
Bureau of Employment Secur-
ity.
Mr.. Phillips, q native of Boyd
ton, Va, came to Washington
in 1919 after serving in France
in World War T. He was wound
ed in the Battle of Argonne
Forest.
In 1858, Mr.. Phillips retired
from his post with the Labor
Department. Death came at his
summer home in Indiana.
Mr.. Phillips was a member
of the American Legion and
the Washington Centennial
Masonic Lodge No. 4.
! He leaves his wife. Altina,
of the home address; a son,
William L., of Houston, Tex;
two brothers. Frank S.. Of 5213
Partridge lane NV. and
Charles M, of Boydton. and
two grandchildren.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
DEATHS
lit Mfntnrtant
Announcements Of

BOTELER, DAISY. In loving memory
OF my dear mother, DAISY BOT
ELER. who departed this life four
years ago today. September :, 1856,
Deep in our hearts you are fondy
remembered,
Sweet, happy memories cling
1 round your name;
True hearts that loved you with
deepest affection.
!. Always will love you in death Just
'D' ANNA AND EMERY.
CARTER, EMMA E. In loving mem
ory Of our darling mother. EMMA
home home twent9y33tswo years ago. Sep
Keep our par,,ns mother Jesus in Thy
Until we reach that blissful shore;
Then. o Master. let us have her
To love and cherish as we did
YOUR LONELY DAUGHTERS. ETA,
MARY AND MYRTLE.
OABNEY. WILLIAM. In, memory of
WILLIAM DABNEY, who departed
this life September Z. 1927.
Sleep on, l will meet you some
SeTe RFe' DAY WIFE r thst aNb SRnpRhE GPRfE ssSdsn
i osl sAPIa sear moher n Hybi9 sGb y n2E
who passed away two years ago.
September 3. 1858.
A broken circle, a vacant chair.
We seem to miss her everywhere;
But in our lonely hours Of thinking,
Thoughts OF her are ever near.
Oh. how long and sad the day
H - HER CHILDREN
SHEETS, CHARLES W. AND ELIZA
BETH A. IN loving memory Of our
65eI9yed 6a2pf rs father AZ rISs and grandfather;
INTO INTO rest rest eleven years ago today,
ELIZABETH A. SHEETS HnUmo'H1i, %no en.
tered into rest twenty-three years
ago, Septembere -, 1897.
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.
You are gone. but not forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best,
And our love for you will iinser
THEIR LOVING SONS, EDWARD
AND GEORGE SHEETS. AND
THEIR LOVING GRANDCHIL-
DREN. LOUISE AND CHARLES. /"
STANT, LAURA NJ. In memory Of my
dear wife, LAURA NJ. STANT (nee
VANDERSLICE), who died eight
years ago today, September z, 1852
HER LOVING HUSBAND. CHARLES
E SLANT: SON. NORMAN A.
STANT, AND SISTER, MRS. AN
ME A. ROLAND.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
Mrs. Shudde, so,
FHA Aides Wife

Mrs. Jessie Garlock Shudde
so, Of 1927 Forty-sixth street
NV, wife ola retired Federal
Housing Administration official
died of a stroke yesterday in
Doctors Hospital.
A native OF Phelps. N. Y, she
married Louis o. Shudde in
1920. The family moved to
Washington % years ago. When
he retired in August Mr.
Shudde was chief actuary with
the FILA.
Mrs. Shudde was active fol-
many years in women's groups
connected with the Eldbrooke
Methodist Church.
Besides her husband and q
sister, Mrs. E. G.. Curtis, both
Of the home address, she leaves
a daughter, Mr.. Helen S. Hill
of Austin, Tex, and four grand
children.
Friends may call at the Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey Funeral Home
1857 Wisconsin avenue, Be-
thesda, where services will be
held at 8 pm. Friday. Buria.
will be private.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy take the
form of donations to favorite
charities.