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Joseph Fowler, n,
MARYLAND Banker

CAMBRIDGE. Md, July 81
(AP).-Joseph Fowler, II, a
prominent Cambridge banker,
businessman and political lead
er, died at the Cambridge
Maryland Hospital yesterday
after q short illness.
Mr.. Fowler had been a men,
ber OF the Cambridge City
Council from 1854 to 1860. He
was elected to his first council
term at a special election in
1854.
The owner Of the Cambridge
.Coca-Cola Bottling plant since
1921. Mr.. Fowler also had been
president of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank here since
September, 1860.
He moved here from st.
Mary's County, Maryland, and
was owner Of the old Eastern
Shore Baseball Club during the
early 1930S.
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Walter Simpson,
44, Businessmen

Walter r. Simpson, A a
director Of the Super Concrete
Corp. here and president Of
Simpson Warehouse Corp,
Kenilworth, Md, died yesterday
after a cerebral thrombosis at
Doctors Hospital.
A native Of Richmond, Va,
he had lived in the Washington
area for more than Is years.
He attended the College of
William and Mary, Williams
burg, Va. and was a member Of
Columbia and Princess Anne
Country Clubs.
He leaves his wife, the former
Betty Blankenbeckler, a daugh-
ter, Diana, and a son Frank T.
of the home address, 1910 East
West highway, Chevy Chase,
and a brother Murray S. Of 5811
Hillburne way, Kenwood, Md.
Services will be at 10:30 am.
tomorrow at the Robert A.
Pumphrey Funeral Home. 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda.
The burial site has not yet been
selected.
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Glenn w. Colyar. an aide
to Senator Warren G. Mag
nuson, Democrat of Washing
ton, since 1914, died in the Sen
ate dining room yesterday
afternoon.
Office associates said Mr..
Colyar, 4s, collapsed while eat
ing lunch. He apparently died
Of a heart attack.
Mr.. Colyar was born and ed
ucated in Spokane, Wash. When
Mr.. Magnuson was elected to
the Senate Mr.. Colyar was en-
ployed as a departmental as
sistant and was considered an
expert on the Hill in dealing
with Government agencies. He
handled office mail and did
research on political appoint
ments in his State.
Mr.. Colyar had worked here
earlier for a few years when
Lewis B. Schwellenbach held a
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Mrs. Hommer,6 IS,
SibIey Nurse

Mrs. Helen j. Hammer died
Wednesday in Sibley Hospital
after being hospitalized for 10
days due to a heart attack.
She was IS.
Born in Washington, Mrs.
Hammer graduated in 1919
from the Sibley Hospital Nurs-
ing School. For most of the
last AZ years she had been on
duty at the hospital, and for
several years she was the nurs-
ing supervisor for the hospitals
supply division.
Mrs. Hammer, the former
Helen Wheeler, was a member
of the Graduate Nurses Asso-
citation.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Franklin P. Donaldson of
Springfield, Va; four sisters,
Mrs. Ann Jopp Of Washington,
Mrs. Ruth Kraus of Arlington,
Va, Mrs. Edith Cole of Mount
Rainier, Md, and Mrs. Clara
Mccall of Hialeah, Fla; two
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Her husband,
John A. Hammer, died is years
ago.
Funeral services will be held
at the Lee Funeral Home,
Fourth street and MasSachu-
sets avenue NE. at 10 am.
tomorrow. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
The family has requested
that expressions of sympathy
be sent to the Sibley Student
Nurses Fund.
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Virginia 0Ks
North Route
For No. 81

RICHMOND, July 81 (AP).-.
The State Highway Commission
officially closed the book yes
terday on the long controversy
over routing Interstate 64 west
from Richmond and stamped
its approval on the northern
corridor.
At the same time, the COM
mission indorsed engineers
proposals to press ahead with
plans for improving U. S. $50
and 460 from Roanoke to Rich
mond.
These two major east-west
arteries pass through some of
the area Interstate "a would
have crossed had it been routed
by the southern corridor.
The end to the dispute came
with the routine adoption Of a
resolution from a committee
named to seek a reversal of the
northern corridor decision of
the United States Bureau of
Public Roads and route the
superhighway by the southern
way.
The resolution, a dopte d
unanimously, said the commits
sion with the aid of Gov.
Almond "has made every ef-
fort to secure Federal approval
for the southern corridor des-
ignation without any success =.
1T is felt that further delay
in the construction Of Inter-
state "a would not be in the
best interest of the Common
wealth and her citizens.
The northern corridor will
take the superhighway west
from Richmond by way Of
Staunton, Waynesboro an d
Charlottesville. The southern
route would have been by way
Of Lynchburg and Roanoke.
The commission also permit
ted Arlington County to place
parking meters on a stretch of
Columbia pike.
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$50 Billion
Deficit Tops
All Estimates
BY the Associated Press

The budget deficit for fiscal
1861 was $50 billion. The
amount exceeded all forecasts.
Figures for the year which
ended June 80: Spending, $81.5
billion; revenues, SITS billion.
The difference of $40 billion is
the deficit.
These figures were announced
yesterday by Treasury Secretary
Dillon and Budget Director
David E. Bell.
Why was the deficit higher
than predicted? They said
partly because anti-recession
spending moved at a faster rate
than anticipated.
Just a month ago, Mr.. Dillon
said the deficit would be un-
der So billion. And last March,
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Baroness de Bornemisszu,
Hungarian, Charity Worker

Baroness Adele de Borne
misSza, n, a member Of Hun
garian nobility who for years
worked for Hungarian chari-
table organizations, died We'd
nesday at Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital after a brief
illness. =
Baroness de Bornemissza
worked for the Red Cross in
Hungary in both world wars as
a nurse and social worker. For
her services she was given the
Red Cross second highest meri-
torious service award.
Born in Pennsylvania, her
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Cupt. c. K. Green, Retired;
Predicted Tides on D-Duv

Retired Capt. Charles K.
Green, SO, of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey
who had overall supervision of
tide predictions for the D-Day
landing Of World War II, died
Tuesday at the Cottage Hill
Hospital, Santa Barbara, Calf >,
after a long illness.
A native of Los Angeles.
Calf, Capt. Green attended
Stanford University and en-
tered the Geodetic Survey in
1917. During his "a years of
duty he made a number of i'm
portant contributions to the
advancement Of oceanography
and the collection of marine
data.
Soon after his commission In
1917 he invented a timing de-
vice known as the Green Hy-
geographic Clock. It is used
aboard ships to time survey
observations.
Sea Wave DetectOr
He is credited by his coll
leagues with conceiving the
idea, in 1947, for an automatic
sea wave detector that even
tually led to the establishment
of the seismic sea wave tidal
wave) warning signal. This
system today is fully developed
and with headquarters at Hon.
olulu has successfully warned
the people of Hawaii and other
Pacific islands Of the approach
OF giant sea waves generated by
earthquakes.
The supervision of this prof.
ect was accomplished by Capt.
Green while chief Of the Sur
vey's Tides and Currents divi-
sion and later as chief of the
Coastal Division.
Other Activities
While chief of the Tides and
Currents division, he had over
all supervision of tide predic-
tions for the D-Day landing
in Normandy, France, June 6,
1914.
He was associated with the
first deep sea wire drag survey
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ancestry went back over 800
years. Between the wars, she
was o lady-in-waiting in the
court Of the Hungarian royal
family.
Active in Charities
She constantly sought better
nent of Hungary's destitute,
contributing much Of her fam
ily's money to charitable in
Stitutions. a
After World War II, she was
forced to flee Hungary for
Austria.
Relying on her intellect and
her. knowledge Of languages
the Baroness spoke fluent
French, German, English and
Italian as well as her native
Hungarian - she established
herself in Vienna as an inter-
prefer. She later went to Swift
zerland to work for the Catholic
Welfare Council before coming
to Washington in 1851.
Arriving here, she worked as
a free-lance translator. After
the 1856 Hungarian revolt, she
became a member Of the board
Of Co-ordinated Hungarian Re-
lief, once more channeling her
activities toward emancipation
Of Hungary's destitute.
Student Of Shakespeare
Baroness de Bornemissza was
a shakespeare scholar and
could recite from his plays in
five languages.
She leaves three brothers.
Friends may call at Gawler's
Funeral Home, 1855 Pennsylva-
mia avenue NV, until 8 O'Clock
tonight. Services will be held at
$3.50 am. tomorrow at st.
Matthews Cathedral, Rhode Is
land and Connecticut avenues
NV. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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DFatha

20 JOSEPH y " u. ,Th On Thurs
WYvIIG. Jr., ~ Of iVSfi SosS 'sh Rftchie I'd. ..
Sc. the beloved husband Of Laura
]. WyVill, father OF Lillian Staubus,
Dorothy Simmons and Kenneth wy
viii, stepSon Of Alberta Wyvin and
brother. Of Edith Jenkins. Sister
Honorat, Samuel A.. Bernard F. and
ICES M at the slmmon: BrOs. funeral aeTS
Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
parking .facilities). on Saturday.
July q, at 2 pm. Interment WASH
ington National Cemetery. In lieu
ot, flowers. friends may make con-
gSiy %ay 81 ssan after 10 am. Friday
WYVILL, JOSEPH VICTOR, Jr. Gen.
q tennial Lodge. No. 174. a,
MN TegFet the death Of Jo-
WY sEPH VICTOR wYvILL,
%N% Jr.. Past Master, on Thurs
JOHN s' NJ. ~ HARRIS. A1ssRRis
Worshipful Master.
Z. II. BURROUGHS. Secretary. 81
WYvILL. JOSEPH v. Jr, Marlboro
Chapter, No. 81. o. T. g.,
w passine 81 our Msf broser ssEss: Jo o:
. Thursdsy;. thurs a; "aE July 20. 'ii issi. II
W Services at the simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. s.e., on Saturday
July %. at pm;
AILEEN RADTKE. W "a.
CECIL 7. BURROUGHS. seey.
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Imogen jackson, Seat Pleasant.
Md.
Services will be at 10 am:
Monday at the Christ Church,
Thirty-first and o streets NV,
with burial in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

s-CRYPT MAUSOLEUM-National Me-
mortal Cemetery, on Lee hwy: rea-
sonable offer considered. 527-2257.
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LANNING, EMMA p: On wednssday,

July i9, 1861, EMMA E. LANNiNG
Of 4612 Backlick I'd. Annandale.
Va. beloved wife Of Walter I. Ian Ian
bough Of Springfield. grandmother
of Herman E. Yarbough Of Arling:
ton, Va, and Mrs. Betty Bubser Of
Largo. Fla; sister Of Henry Town
send Of Asheville. N. c. She also
Friends may call at the Robert
j. Murphy Funeral Home. 1894 Co
lumbia pike. Arlington, Va. Serv-
ices will be held at 10 am. Satur-
day. July. 22, at the Full Gospel
ment National Memorial Park. 81
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JONES, ANNABELLE R. on Thurs
Ray r. JONES S q o. 56S5 Si Ssth NeNhE ave-. Hy-
attsville, Nd. beloved wife of George
NJ. (Mit) Jones and mother Of Anna
belle Lee Jones; sister of Cora
Waring, Mary Anderson, Margaret
James w. and J. Harris Rogers.
Mrs. Jones rests at the Gasch
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville. Nd. Notice Of funeral
later,
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CoIiINs WALTER. on Friday, Ju

is;eI, TAIAEEri IWAErER H coIIiNs Sii ; q
I4SO Hopkins St. NV, devoted hus.
band Of Mrs. Sable I. Collins. HI
aNo is survived by two sisters. MIS-
Bertha Richardson and Mrs. Pearli'
N Hyatt; two brothers. Henry L
and Robert Collins; one aunt; MIS- MIS-
and many friends. Notice Of funera
later. Services by Morrow & Wood
ford, Inc.
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MANG1Av1LLANo. CHRIsToPHER.

On tuesday. July IS. 1851. a
MANdfAyiLTANo Of 4SiI Huron
ave-. Suitland, Nd, the beloved hus-
brother Of Frank Mammano. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where
prayers will be said on Saturday,
July ~, at 8 am. REQUIEM mass
will be offered at Mount Calvary
Catholic Church. 1900 Marlboro
pike, Forestville. Nd. at 10 am.
Entomhment Fort Lincoln Maui
solemn 81
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IGHT.. DIR. FRANCIS FENDRICH,

Suddenly. on Thursday. July 20,
Pss paRe0fffRs3aENec fRaNcIs SnysEsS15 FENpRiSE aSi
KNIGHT of 314Sh o st. NV, be-
knight and father Of Edgar knight
Mrs. Imogen Jackson, Jane Dom
Cameron Lawry, George Fendrich
Knight and Richard Louis Knight
He also is survived by his daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Francis H. Knight
and two sisters. Miss Jane L. knight
and Mrs. Helen Cole. Friends may
call at Hysong's Funeral Home. 1900
N st. NV. Funeral services will be
held at the Christ Episcopal Church
31st and o sts. NV, on Monday
July "a, at 10 am. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. %
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oxENDrNE, EssIE coELLA. o,

wednesday,, July 10, 1861, at Wash
EH% inGn aSsPlEa c'PtsE b:ovsd aSSa W. c0 Of
Georre ". oxendine; mother Of MRS.
trell, Mrs. Lois Thwaite, Mrs, Betty
R. walker, Lester H., George W, Jr.:
sheTmsn nr.ndiD. r.. Clarence a,s,sn l. and Nsil sn
Jarrett. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, where funeral
services will be held Saturday, july
?2, at 10 am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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JONES. MES oS MINERvA srpa, 1 9n ThgE1ssaaEy; I1aEs

'OShs yuis ~ Hlf5avA 1857. MiNERVA JgEoSSSfEss JoSEs
Of eli French st. NV, the beloved
mother Of Matte M. Hamilton. She
also is survived by four grand
children and other relatives. Friends
Inc, Funeral Home, New Jersey ave.
and r st. NV, today. after s
pm, where funeral services will be
held on Saturday, July %, at 10
am; Interment Harmony Memorial
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LEILA. OFFICERS and mem-
bers Of the Ladies' First
40 Aid Union Of Churches,
Inc, are requested to as
semble on Saturday, July
%. 1861. at 1890 am,
GMNAo at the Mount Calvary Bap-
tist Church. 432 M st. NV.
A. v. WHITE, President.
A. T. LUCAS,
SII SEnaiImah ITHn 81 Conoolence
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CISSELL, WILLIAM J, OF 46U2 u
ST. Capitol Heights. Nd, on July
70, 1891. husband Of S Bessie s,. GlsS ClsS
n Cissell, brother Of Elizabeth I.
Simpson, Dorothy r. Mohr, Mary q,
Reno, Edwin C. and Neal A. Cissell.
one grandson also survives. Prayers
at Chambers Funeral Home; 5l7
1Ith st; s:ea on Saturday Juiy ss,
garet's Church. CLIO Addison rd.'
Seat Pleasant, Md at 1890 am
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
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CAyANAGH, DAISY B. On Thursday

CAyANASH, ,G o palsy SK,E1 p on pcI1sSSaH ThHESSas{
q CAT North Kenmore ST., Arling-
ton, Va, beloved mother Of Mary C.
Doherty, Ruth C. Gibbons and John
p Cavanagh. tr., Of Arlington, Va.
and Alice c. Sausser Of University
don" of Arlington, va; Mrs. NJ. Shea
d Tomkinsyille, Nd, and Mrs. r,
Carev of WASHINGTON, D; c. Also
survived by 16 grandchildren and
two great-grandchildre Friends
may call at the Robert ]. Murphy
Arlington, Va. where there will be q
recitation Of the rosary at 8 pm;
Friday, July 81. Requiem mass will
be- offered at 9:45 am. Saturday,
July 80. at St Charles Church,
arlington, Va. Interment Calvary
Memorial Park, Fairfax, Va.
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DE SHIELDS, GEOkGIA. On Tues
day, July 1s. 1861 at her resi-;
SHIELDS. beloved mother of Mrs.
cent, Mrs. Nancy Colbert and Mrs.
Margaret Carter. Brothers and
sisters surviving are Althus, Let
man and Monette Colbert and Bea-
trfce McManeuS, and four grand
Funeral Home, waldorf, Nd, on
saturday, July %. at 1915 pm.
Services at the Shiloh Methodist
CHURCH at pm. Interment church
cemetery.
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JANSEN Mss n }SEN SS JSHS " q % JhpEsssy JARssES
Of S7I9 Burning Tree rd., Bethesda,
Md, beloved husband Of Elizabeth
B. Jansen, father of Mrs. Clara L.
Lillian B.. Paulsell Of Denver, Colo.
and Charles P. Jansen: brother Of
Franz Jansen of Salt Lake City,
Utah. Friends may call on Friday,
noon and 8 to 8 pm. at the Be
thesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda.
Nd. Services and interment pri-
vate. In lieu Of flowers contribu-
tions may be made to the Amer
ican Cancer Society
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NARY A. BRAY OF 60el Sheriff I'd.
NE, beloved wife Of Mr.. Albert I,
Bay. mother Of corpl. Charles Wal
ton. sister of Mrs. Lavinia Mack.
relStives and friends also survive
Remains resting at the Capitol Fu-
neral Home, 719 Kennedy st. NV.
where friends may call on Saturday
3e1iS %, from 5 to 9 pm; and
Sunday, July 23, from 3 to 10 pm
Funeral services on Monday, July
"A, at 8 am. at the Holy Name
Church, l1th and K SITS. ne. In
terment Arlington National Gene
tery. ID
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GREEN. LINDA MARGARET ALLAN

on Thursday, July 20. 1861, LINDA
Northwest drive. Hyattsville. Md,
beloved daughter of Mrs. Gloria
Green and devoted sister Of Milton
Green, both Of Hyattsville. Md. She
also is survived by her grandmother,
Mrs. Molly Besser. Funeral services
Funeral Home. 35O1 14th st. NV,
on Sunday, July 90, at 10 am.
Interment King David Memorial Gar
den. Memorial week. GIL North
west drive, Hyattsvi1e, Nd. Apt. III.
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@ COMPETITIONS Of Mount ver- W
N~A non Chapter. No. l. H. r.
m H / 8 Ss sfa:S ai5sa ,G9 |; 1:
\N Rhines Funeral Home,
3O15 18th st. ne. to per-
form the last sad rites over Com
panion ERVIES HUNTER. BY Or
der of CLINTON CARROLL,
High Priest.
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MATHIS, REJINER On Monday, July

1885. T st. NV. beloved mother Of
Mamie Digs. Ora Herin, Edna Rob-
inson, Mary A. Mckinney, Louise
and Gabriel Mathis. She also is
dren, two .great-grandchildre one
brother, other relatives and q host
Of friends. After 12 noon Friday,
July 81, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
st. NV. Funeral services will be
held at the Isle of Patmos Church,
18th and You SITS. NV, on Satur-
day. July 22. at pm. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery FL
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OLIVER, IsAIAH sudaenly. on Sun.

day, July l6, 1851, ISAIAH OLIVER,
husband Of the late Pearl J, oliver,
oliver. brother Of Mrs. Nellie Will
liams and Miss Susie Oliver, Mrs.
Mary Morrison. Mrs. Martha Dicker-
son, Mrs. bessie Harper, Frank. Leon
and Pennie Oliver Also Surviving
Mrs. Moses Cashweli, and other rela-
tives and many friends. From 12
noon to 4 pm. Friday, July 21,
friends may call at the Rollins Fu-
Interment Texarkana. Tex. q
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WILSON, THELMA. On Thursday. July

UniveIrSSltIv ISI HospitaI. THEIMIA gIIHv WTi. ~.
SON Of 5006 18th st. ne, beloved
wife Of Robert T. Wilson; mother Of
Renee Wilson. Mrs. Rose Marie Mes
sick and Boyce T. Wilson. She also
is survived by. two grandchildren
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
tesy parking opposite), where serv-
ices will be held Saturday, July %,
at pm. Interment private.
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Chairman of Condolences
Il. F. BULLITT. Secretary.

WALTER R. On Thursday,
son Of s6iO East-West hwy, w. eiS CHEVY
Chase. Md, beloved husband OF
Betty Simpson and father Of Diana
ray 8. Simpson. Friends are in
vlted to call ct the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md, after q
pm. Friday; July 81, where services
at 1920 am. Interment Parklawn
Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers con-
trtbutions may be made to Children s
Hospital or your favorite charity, 2l
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Dfatha

ny Wednesday. july 10. ie6i. MILDREr
T. HAuSER Of 271s Forest terrace
Kent village. Md, beloved wife O
Ernest ?. aayser and mother @
Hauser. She also is survived BY hei
iHshsT. NJ NJ: Emmett Emmett & TayIGE; LI I tCul
EliTsbeth c; KeadIe, Mrs JOseph1in! hin:
sr0tasGS ssd kaF k%TsEt Ii TSy0I Ss%s' p DFr.n hS
may call at Gssch's Funeral Home
ape Baltimore ave; HysttsvilIlee Ie
until am. Saturday. July 90;
thence. to Landover Memorial Chris
tian. Church. Old Landoyer rd
LanSoysr, Mo- where services will
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
HAMMER, HELEN J. On Wednesday
fnsE HELEN n '6i ihAER Il Esisiey Of HVsRF5ts sFSfsy
Mrs. FranEiin p a ponaidSon si ane q.
sister Of Mrs. Anna Jopp. Mrs. Ruth
Krause. Mrs. Edith Cole and Mrs
Clara Mccall of Hialeah, Fla ShC
shdrtn siH snd sSFyTsa t&o two s5shf
Funeral Home. 4th st, and Mass
ave. ne. where services will be
nelQ on SATURDAY, July -, at III
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem.
etery. Family requests that expires.
Sions of sympathy may be made BY
contributions to the Sibley Student
Nurses Fund. 81
HUNTER. ERvIES r. Suddenly, or
Monday, July. II, 1861. at his resi-
dence. ll43 4th st. ne, ERVIES r
HUNTER, husband of Mrs. jamie
Hunter and father Of Mrs. MargiC
Allen. Ernest. D: and James Y
Hunter. He also is survived by foul
brothers, two sisters, three grand
children and other relatives anc
friends. Remains resting at thC
John 7. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home
3015 18th st. ne. (ample parking
facilities). where friends may cal
after 4 pm. Friday. July 2I, anC
where funeral services will be helC
on Saturday. July 90. at 1870 pm.
the Rev. J. L. Bennett officiating
1nterment National Harmony Gene.
terry. 2l
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AUGUsTERFER, RAYMOND J. On
M6HH Mssnesdss S9lE Ri igSi seioxsd SA9
AdTusterfer, father Of Raymond j.,
jrSS William and Rita M. Auguster-
fef. Madeline Bowen and the late
Eugene Augusterfer. Funeral from
the Collins Funeral Home, 3S2l l
Ath st. NV. on SATURDAY. July
81 at il am. Interment Mount
OGvet Cemetery. 81
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CHARLES W. In loving
memory Of our father, CHARLES W.
ROBINSON, who passed away July
81. 1861.
Loving memories never die
As the years roll on and the days
pass by;
In our hearts memory Is kept
OF our dear father, whom we loved
and shall never forget.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. CHAR
LAWRENCE AND DAVID ROBIN.
SON.
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HUNTER, ERVIES r. The officers
A g.: IL; j q. !. !; 4 ! ];
IN Lodge. No. 3, r. g. A. M,
M mo communication on Satur-
" Temple. 10th and You SITS.
NV for the purpose Of conducting
the last Masonic rites for our late
brother, ERVIES r. HUNTER. All
members are requested to attend.
LEROY w. CRUMMER, W. M.
HEYWOOD v. SLOANE, Secy.
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FORD 81 Fordor; $500 MI: 500
cash and take over payments. LU'
HILLMAN go convertible: w.-w..
red finish, excellent cond.: leaving
town. IA. $4,000, MR.. MUMMA:
MPALA 80 convert; $50 engine;
floor shift: beaut. blues 5000
miles. Call IA. 5-52S3.
nIPERIAL '59 crown hardtop Sc
dan; white. all red leather in
terror, factory air-conditioned'
beautiful: special S2,9O5.
Capitol Cadillac dds Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. 10000
JEEP '69: excel. cond.; 4-wh. dr..
8 brand-new tires, battery; $1,000
cash. WA. 1851.
KARMANN CHA 81; low mileage
fully equipped; S2,395. CONNER
CIAL RENTALS, 1918 Conn. ave.
FE. S-2339.
LINCOLN 1883 Fordor: midnight
blue, WV. tires, full power equip
ment; q real choice car; $2,795.
GRADY
Mercury -Comet-English Ford
1900 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

VOLKSWAGEN 1856; / owner, like
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RAMBLER 81; lowest prices. L.
p. STAFFORD, INC, S507 ColesVillC
rd.. s. S., Md. JU. 9-8400.
RAMBLER '59 Super 4-dr.: 7. and
h., automatic, beautiful 2-tone
blue: low mileage and price
BURROWS RAMBLER, 900 N st.
s.e. Ii. 4-S300.
'56s through '60s-We
have over so used Ramblers in
stock ready for sale; all models Of
station wagons and sedans. SO
through 80. Most are one-owner
Cranson Ramblers serviced by US
since new. Any Of them can be
purchased for as low as S100
down, with up to 30-months fl
nancing through our local bank.
II you are looking for q late mod
el Rambler at substantial savings,
be sure to see and drive one soon
Our tremendous volume guaran-
tees you Q better buy in q used
Rambler.
CRANSON RAMBLER
LUXURY CAR DIVISION
1882 BETH. AVE, BETHESDA
OIL. 6-0S00
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THE EVENING STAR Dill
Washington, D. c. X
Thursday, April IS, 1861
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

voLKSwAGENS '61; de luxe cars
only. 1mmed delivery; choice Of
colors. Bank financing willow
JACK GELLER
1928 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-Se89
vOLKSWAGEN $50 Kombi bus;
excel sSSsor,,ua, sGnd;; .v seats ats. Q; very
snow tires, one OWNER; Sl,195
or make cash offer. JU. S-25S8
bet. 9-5 pm. wkdays.
WILLYs WAGON 81; r. and b.,
good oond.: 1925. JE. 3-O41s. :.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
STAR PONTIAC
407 FLORIDA AVE N.
Ii, 6-7200

II. 6-7200
Open Daily til 9; Sunday til 8
PONTIAC 80 Star Chief; air con-
ditioning; immaculate; S2,S00.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC '59 conv.: D. equip, r.
and h.: $1,000 or best offer. HE.
4-S035, Sat, Sun. and after 8
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VAuXHALL go
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR supoE1

t-door station wagon; heater, light
blue finish: ideal for the economy
minded: clean throughout.
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