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cember 10, 1851. JOSEPH EGDAL
Of 1918 18th ST. NV, beloved hus;
band OF Esther Egdal and devoted
father of Mrs. Ethel A. Mensh, Mrs
Dorothy Shuken OF Silver Spring,
Md; Mrs. Frances Leight of San
Diego, Calf He also is survived
by six grandchildren and one great
the Bernard Danzansky 4 Sons
Funeral Home. 35Ol l4th st. NV,
on Thursday. December q, at i3
noon. 1nterment Workmen's Cir
Gle Section. Mount Lebanon Gene
tery. Memorial week, g706 BelVe-
dere place. Silver Spring, Md In
lieu of flowers the family suggests
that contributions may be made TO
the charity OF your choice. II
HENRIETTA EAsTON. OF
Sll2 New Hampshire. ave, Silver
Spring, Md, on December Is, 1861,
wife, OF the late Francis S. Fagan,
mother OF Elizabeth H. Bayles and
sister Of William H. Easton. Three
grandchildren twelve great-grand-
children also survive Remains at
Chambers Funeral Home. $3.50
Georsia ave, Silver Spring. Md,
until Friday, December ~ at 9:3O
m. Services at the St Michael and
All Angels Episcopal Church. S5Ol
New Hampshire ave, Adelphi, Md,
a. lo am. lnterment Rock Greek
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Dratha

ALLISON. CONARD B. On Tuesday,
ResoIs Ressmssr coNARp e. af5 PgIIiasDSSt SGEfsoS
beloved husband of Alma Buterbaugh
Allison, brother of Mrs, Maurine A,
Marshall of Deale, Nd. Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros. Fu-
neral Home 1861 Good Hope rd.
Sc. parking facilities) on Friday,
December ~, at IL am. lnterment
CenpterV
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~. 1861, at veterans AdmlniStra-
tion Center. Martinsburg: W. Va,
COL. STUART A. BECKLEY, USA
retired, husband of Meta S. Beck
ley OF 53l4 North 10th rd.., Ar
lington. Va. father OF Mrs Phyllis
B. Gciger OF Jacksonville. Fla. and
Capt Stuart Allen Beckley. USA.
He also is survived by five grand
children. Friends may call at Cav
ler'S Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave. NV.
courtesy parking opposite). Serv-
ices will be held at Fort Myer
Chapel on Friday. December 80, at
" pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, with full military
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CECIL, JOSEFhlNE M. In loving
memory OF our mother, JOSEPHINE
NJ. CECIL, who passed away eighteen
years ago today. December 81. 1913.
May her soul rest in peace.
HER CHILDREN.
DAVIS. JAMES d. In sad but loving
memory OF my husband, JAMES D.
DAVIS. who passed so suddenly one
year ago today. December 2l. 1860.
The shock was sad to US all.
We still remember well,
1t made US weep and scry:
But. oh. the saddest part of all.
You never said good-by.
Gods will must be done.
Gone. but not forgotten.
YOUR WIFE. GERTRUDE A. DAVIS.
DAVIS. JAMES D. In loving memory
Of our dear uncle. JAMES b.
DAVIS. who departed this life one
year ago, December II. 1860.
We Remember
We remember last December
When you went away;
Hearts were broEen-sad words
We could only pray.
Midst our sorrow came tomorrow,
Faith and peace did reign;
Love abideth and confideth,
We will meet again.
Yes. We always will remember
That you left US in December.
DEVOTED NEPHEWS AND NIECES,
PEkeT sEkeTlyEs " GREENE. Il z REanNAlfb EeiENPf
G. v. GREENE. GEORGE A.
THEREsA Theresa 'f 3. Nf5 SYsoN. IRENE; IRENE
WATERS AND DELLA RAiNEY;
AUNT GERTIE AND RUTH.
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GRIER. MoLLIE BELL On saturaa,

December Ii, 1861, at District Gem
eral Hospital, MRS. MOLLIE BELL
mother OF Mrs. Mary Z Harkum,
She also is survived by a brother,
Mr.. william Ferguson; six grand-
children, Son-in-law. Mr. Edsel
Harkum. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines L. Co. Funeral
Home. 3Ol5 18th st. ne. Cample
parking facilities. where friends
may call after pm Thursday,
December u, and where funeral
services will be held on Friday.
December -, at l. noon. Inter
ment National Harmony Memorial
Park u
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BAssETT, LEAH H; On Wednesday.

December 20, 1861, LEAH H. HAS.
SET OF l406 Salem rd., Falls
c. Hassett, mother of John D., Mary
Ann, Barbara A. Frances j. and
Robert T. Hassett. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank J. Kraemer OF
Tampa, Fla: sister of Mrs. Frank
Stein, Robert T. and Thomas C.
Kraemer Friends may call at the
Pearson Funeral Home, 412 North
Washington St, Falls Church. Va,
where there will be a recitation OF
the rosary on Thursday. December
James Catholic Church, Falls
Church, Va. on Friday, December -,
at 10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery. Miami. Fla, papers
please copy
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MARGARET BYWATERS, w M.
ARDAH P. FULLER. Secretary.

THEODORlC. On Tuesday,
Hospital. THEoDoRIA MeLANE itASse" Of I
III Gresham place NV, devoted
husband OF Beulah McLane. He
also is survived by other relatives
and friends, The late Mr.. McLane
may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home. 30 H st. ne, after
pm. Friday, December ~. where
services will be held on Saturday,
December %, at pm. Interment
Harmony Memorial Park so
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EAsTERBROOK. WALTER J. This is
@ ! u; &! !: ; .: ]:
IA@S hh Of the death of Brother
away on Wednesday, De-
cember 90. 1861. Brothers and
friends may call at the Cunning
ham Funeral Home. Inc. Cameron
and North Alfred sts., Arlington,
Va. Services will be held at Fort
Myer Chapel. next to Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. on Friday, Deem
ber 20. at pm. Burial will be
in Arlington National Cemetery. Ar
linston. Va. This is death assess
JAMES j. MCCARTHY, secy. %
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cember II, 1851. at his residence,
II 18th ST. ne. DANIEL SHORTER,
beloved husband OF Edna Shorter.
brother OF Annie Washington. He
also is survived by a devoted sister
in-law. Helen Bailey; one niece.
three nephewS and other relatives
and friends. The late Mr.. Shorter
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home. 30 H St ne, after
pm. Thursday, December 2I.
Mass will be offered on Friday. De-
cember ~. at the Church OF the
Incarnation. $50 Eastern ave. ne.
at am. Interment Arlington Ma
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HANS GoLDsTEIN. Adiutant. 81
FOLLIN. MARGARET ANN. Suddenly,
on Monday, December Is, 1851,
MARGARET ANN FOLLIN OF Beale-
ton, Va. beloved wife of Walter B.
Follin. mother Of John and Clifton
Crumbaugh, Mrs. Betty Jean Haley.
Mrs. Lille Lohr. Mrs. Helen Dean
and Mrs. Margaret Cirlo; stepmother
of John and William Follln and
Mrs. Katherine HodkinSon; sister
Of Barry. Floyd and NJ Sergt. John
Huber. Mrs. Agnes McGhee. Mrs.
Florence Cornell and Mrs. Estelle
Kidwell. Friends may call at the
MoSer Funeral Home. Warrenton, Va
Services will be held on Friday, De-
cember -. at the Bealeton Presby-
terrain Church al / pm. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery,
Falls Church Va. II
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Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers
1n Mrntnrtant

BAYLOR, THOMAS T., In lovint mem
ory Of my beloved husband,
this ,aso life one year ago December %l'
Only God knows how much l miss
Never shall your memory fade,
And my thoughts wander daily
To the spot where you are laid.
WIFE.
BAYLOR. THOMAS T. In loving mem
TIHfoMSs r. ny BAYSoR SelRv'S Who deDs1ns deDs1tsd
this life one year ago. December
2l. 1860.
Every day in some small way,
Memories of you come my way;
Time and years roll swiftly by.
But %fPErits WIFE HNp 8 yS2 S2uohFER Ss nsE.F
BROWN, wINIERED z, In memory Of
departed this life six years ago
today. December @l. 1855.
Your memory is keepsake
Though God has you in His keeping,
still have you in my heart.
4qTS Brown: HUSBAND LOUIS N
%' our dear ear mother. M ifna fDa emRHy e SUDp, 8.
who departed this life twenty-one
years ago today. December II. 1910.
She was a wonderful mother
With q heart as pure as sold;
A mother so dear to her family
That her memory will never grow
old.
Dear God, we thank Thee for Mother.
Who now from care is free;
Thank Thee for a wonderful mother,
Just let her rest with Thee.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, ES-
TELLE F: BERRY AND LESSEE
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EsSERsMITH. PAUL LEE. Member,

OF Mount Hermon Lodge,
No. l7g, A. F. & A. NJ,
OF Hyattsville. Md. will
assemble at the Pinkney
Memorial Episcopal Church
Hyattsville. Md. on Satur-
day. December -. 1861.
IN. for the purpose OF
g the last Masonic rites
ate brother. PAUL L. MES
H,
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DoNNELLY, cor; BERNARD PHILIP

DORSEY, JAMES N. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, December 10. 1861, at
his residence, 713 Ingraham st.
NV, JAMES M. DORSEY, beloved
husband Of Mrs. Ella D. Dorsey,
father-in-law of Mr.. Welles T.
kemper. He also is survived by
his grandchildren. Charles Redding,
Judith Malta and Susan Kemper:
his brothers. Thornton and Walter
Dorsey, and his sisters. Agnes Ward
and Mamie Wood. Friends are in
vited to call at HySong'S Funeral
Home, 1900 N st. NV, where serv-
ices, will be held on Friday, De-
cember 90, at . pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2I
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cember i9. 1851, QUGNcY BRANcHE
OF 1904 w st. NV. Friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. after
pm. Thursday, December 81,
where services will be held on Fri
day. December 30 at 10 am.
lnterment Harmony Memorial Park.
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MHSUN, MANY Z; On wednesday, De-
Cember 20, 1861. at her residence
:luS keating st. S.e., MARY l.
MASON, beloved wife OF Ernest Nj
Mason, mother of Mrs. Margaret
NJ. Merritt. grandmother of Mrs.
Peggy Smith and Barbara Mer
TIT, daughter Of Mrs. Rosa
May Robey. sister OF Geneva Bow
man Lillian Deck, Rosa Kohl. Edith
Dorsey, Wilmer, Albert, Stanley,
James and John Robey. Funeral serv.
ices at the Simmons Bros, Funeral
lparking facilitiesG, on Saturday,
December @3, at IL am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 5
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CLINTON. MARIA POLLY.

parted this life on Thursday. De-
cember II. 1861. at her residence.
3424 Que st. NV. MARIA ELIZA
BETH CLINTON, devoted wife Of
Walter Clinton. She also is sur
viVed by a daughter. EStelle john
son Of Germantown, Md. and other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Services by Nor
row a. Woodford.
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BROOKS. JAKE. On Monday Decem-
Der is. 1861, JAKE BROOKS OF
Newark. N. j. Funeral services and
interment on Saturday. December
%. King William County. Va. Ar
rangements by the Latney Funeral
Home ~
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SHEPHERD. HARRY

RospitSi HARRY sYoi sHEphERpt fi MGSDt huso Aiso
band of Mrs. Georgia Dove Shep-
herd and brother Of Mrs. Mary
Emma Griffin and Mrs. Mabel Bree-
den. Friends may call at the
Washington St, Alexandria, Va.
Services at Pohick Church on Fri-
day December - at 2:3O pm.
1nterment Pohick Cemetery 81
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9ratha

as@ssr eS 4H2oposE 1e pTSsiefy EReH 1i
OF 59O5 18th st. NV, beloved hus-
band of Anna Lerch and brother of
Ludwig LeTch. Funeral from the
Walter W. Deal Funeral Home, asp
georgia ave. NV, on Friday, De-
cember 22, at i: pm. Interment
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day. December 20, 1851, at his resi-
dence. 136 North Edison St. Ar
lington. Va. SIDNEY r. SIMMONS
father OF Mrs. Frankie Bradley q
Seattle, Wash: Mrs. Marie Hal
OF Falls Church. Va: Mrs. Rutl
Bishop Of Arlington, Va; John Sim
mons of Seat Pleasant, Nd: Sidne
Lynvood Simmons OF Arlington
Va: Mrs. Noblin Patton OF Amman
Gale. Va, and Mrs Betty Beatty O
Alexandria. Va. She also is sur
yiyed by fifteen grandchildren
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd
Arlington. Va. where funeral Serv
ices will be held on Friday. Decem
per 22. at $50 am. Intermen
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CoNTEE. FRANCES NJ On Tuesday

December Is, 1851 FRANCES N,
CONTEE of 1907 S st. NV, beloved
daughter of Mrs. Lucy Smith and
sister Of Mrs. Grace Coleman and
FELTON, Tolson She also is survived
by other relatives ana many friends
After pm. Thursday. December
2l friends are invited to call
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
1920 9th st. NV. Funeral services
at the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. 1880 Vermont ave. NV,
at pm. Friday. December 30. Ad-
ditional services at Montross, Va,
on Saturday, December 23, 81
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BUsHEY, SARAH FRANCES. On Tues

day, December 10, 1861, at
Physicians Memorial Hospital. La
Plata, Nd, SARAH FRANCES
BUSHEY, beloved wife of Donald
4, Bushey and mother of Mrs, Lydia
Klein of Woodbridge, Va: Mrs.
Manila Brown of Dumfries. Va;
John Bushev Of Luray. Va: Albert
BuShey OF Indian Head, Md, and
Warren BuShey of Vienna, Va. She
also is survived by one brother,
Edward Patterson: Is grandchildren
and u great-grandchildren Fu-
neral from the Hunt Funeral Home,
Waldorf, Md. on Friday. December
-, at l:l5 pm. Services at the
Indian Head Baptist Church, Indian
Head, Md. at > pm Interment
pnhick Cemetery pohick Va "
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day, December 10. 1861. at Fair
fax Hospital ELIZABETH NJ. CAL
LOW OF 81 Burnside court. Falls
Church Va. beloved mother OF
Mary A. Kelly. Elizabeth Frawley
and Eugene Callow OF Falls Church,
Va; Rose L. Cunningham of Be-
thesda, Md, and Frances NJ. Clay
bourne and James F. Callow Of
nd roI'ua ossnb IS.ef sl1,Han M marS II psEs Psslis
Church, Va. and Cornelius Sulli-
van of Washington. D. c. She also
is survived by fourteen grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the
Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home,
1874 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va,
where there will be a recitation of
the rosary at s pm. Thursday, De-
cember II. Requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. Friday, De-
cember %, at St. Anthonys Church.
Falls Church. Va. Interment Cedar
Hill CemeterY WASHINGTON D C. Il
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December l9, 1861, at his residence
MACCUBBIN, beloved husband Of
Mrs. sydney Maccubbin, son OF
barry c. and Lula P; Maccubbin OF
Pearce Haccubbin OF Winchester.
Va. Friends may call at the s,
H: Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Oi
4th st. NV. tparking facilities(
December 30. Graveside services on
Friday at > pm. Interment Arling
ton National Cemetery.
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o LEUNAKD
IEEl. On Wednesday. December
20. 1891. at Northern Virginia Doc
lEE) SAEGMULLER OF 302I North
Edison St. Arlington. Va. beloved
husband Of Virginia F1tzhugh Saeg-
muller and father OF George Mich
olaS Saegmuller OF Warrenton, Va,
and Mrs. John F. Burns; brother
OF George NJ. Saegmuller and the
late Frederick B. Saegmuller. Friends
may call at the Birch Funeral Home,
3O34 M st. NV. Services will be
held in the Rock Spring Congrega-
t1onal Church. 5Ol0 Little Falls rd.,
Arlington. Va. on Friday, December
-. at 3 pm. Interment Columbia
Gardens CemeterY 0l
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SKINNER. HELEN B. On Wednesday
ton Hospital Center. MRS HELEN LEM B,
SKINNER of 1920 Tilden st. NV,
beloved widow OF Capt. George C.
Skinner. Friends are invited 10
1900 N st. NV, where services will
be held on Friday. December 22.
At 1880 am. Interment Arlington
Natinnal Cemeferv
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Suddenly. on Wednesday, December
20. 1861. at GEORGETOWN University
Hospital, KERNICE G. HAMPTON.
devoted daughter OF Mrs. Parthenia
Ruffin. Notice OF funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by the Smith Funeral
Home. PIG 18th st. NV.
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IICHFORD, BROWNIE HUDSON {

1913 I'd st.. Ardmore. Md, OH De.
cember 10, 1861, husband Of Myrtle
Lichford, father Of Mrs. Carlton
MaXey and Lloyd II. Lichford
De Witt, Robert and VANCE Lichford
Six grandchildren and four great
grandchildren also survive. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, bSOl
Friday, December 22, at l pm. In
tement Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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WATSON. BESSIE L.. On wednesday,
ds4es ss2i ssth sos st. av a neE BESSIE ISLE
L.. WATSON, beloved wife Of the
late George s. Watson. Friends
may call at Gawlers Chapel, 1885
Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy parking OPP
positel. where services will be held
on Saturday. December 90. at .
pm. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry.
WICKER. lone ELIZABETH. Suddenly,
on WEDNESDAY. December go. 1891;
OSceola court, Bethesda. Md. be-
loved wife of John L. Wicker, mother
Of Thomas L.. William NJ. and
Frederick J. Wicker, daughter Of
Thomas C. and Lura M. Anderson.
Services Friday. December %. at
1890 am, at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Funeral Home of Robert A.
Pumphrey. Interment Parklawn
Cemetery, In preference Of flower
contributions in the form OF me-
MORALS may be made to the Ameri-
can Cancer Society. Il
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JOSEPH. Members Of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
are hereby notified of the
death of JOSEPH MOF-
FATT, Past Commander OF
Post No. S24. Services by
the National Honor Guard,
v. F. w. Thursday, De-
q, 1861, at $40 pm. at
s. Funeral Home, S6S5
ave, Silver Spring, Md. In
Arlington National Gene
day, December -. at $50
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FISK, LIT. HOWARD s. Members OF
|I:::.; g.. ! !: :.:.;.' # +
,xM.ko, George Washington Post,
,NS4xSA No. /. the American Le-
- M sion, are requested to as
semble at the S. H. Hines
N2S Co. Funeral Home. 290l
H1T1Y l4th st. NV, at : pm.
S Thursday. December II.
1851. for the services by the Ma
tional Guard OF Honor for our
late comrade, LIT. HOWARD S.
FISK.
CULVER B. CHAMBERLAIN,
dAe
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Parents Think
Victim of Reds
Still Writes

SANTA MONICA. Calf, July
Is (AP).-An elderly couple
still gets letters from Eugene
in England" - not knowing
their son has been declared Of
ficially dead.
Maj. Eugene Posa was one
OF six men aboard an unarmed
weather reconnaissance plane
shot down by the Russians over
the Barents Sea a yea rago.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Posa, both in their SOs,
have never been told. Nor will
they be, if Philip, their older
son, can continue his weekly
letter-writing and keep the
news from them.
The Air Force declared three
of the men, including Eugene.
officially dead yesterday so
that benefits to their families
might be arranged.
Il can't tell the old folks
the shock would be too much"
Philip Posa said.
The elder Posas were born in
Italy and speak little English.
The Russians returned the
body of the RB-47 pilot and
later freed two other crewmen.
The other three were never
heard from.
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the American Unitarian AsSo-
citation of Boston as the i'm
mediate beneficiary. The five
other trusts named relatives
and two small colleges as i'm
mediate beneficiaries with the
bulk of the money going to
Pennsylvania after 1000 years.
At one point in the lengthy
litigation, a judge observed
that the sum invested in only
one of the 1,000-year trusts
would eventually amount to
all the total value of ths
world"
THE trial courts wonder
ment as to how two of them
(truStS) could be carried out
when there is only one world,
can be easily understood and
shared, even in this day of
space exploration" he said.
In a separation suit in 1892
Mrs. Holden charged that her
husband lived on a diet Of
prunes, shreaded wheat and
milk and had insisted that she
and her children restrict them
selves to the same diet.
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japan Excludes
80 Foreign Reds
From Convention

TOKYO, July Is (AP).-
Japan closed its doors yesterday
to 80 foreign Communist
invited to attend the eighth
national convention of the
japanese Communist Party be-
ginning July 25.
Those invited Included
Mayor Peng Chen of Peiping
and N. S. Mukhitdinov, a mem
Der of the presidium of the
Soviet Communist Party's CEN
tral committee.
The government said il
feared the Red visitors would
interfere in the internal af-
fairs of this country to the
detriment of our security"
The invitation had been ex-
tended to leading Communists
in the Soviet Union, Com
munist China, North Korea,
France, Outer Mongolia, AL
bania, Bulgaria. Romania and
New Zealand.
The Communist Party said
it would comment later but
moderate opposition parties
were critical of the government
action.
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Redistrictine
Action Urged by
Baltimore Head

TOWSON. Md, July Is (AP)
Baltimore County Executive
Christian H. Kahl has asked
State officials to take action
on the reapportionment issue
during the next session of the
General Assembly.
Mr.. Kahl said Thursday he
was pleased that Attorney Gen.
eral Thomas B. Finan and Con-
troller Louis L. Goldstein have
at last become aware Of the i'm
portance of this ISSUE"
But, Mr.. Kahl added: 1T is
unfortunate they did not see
fit to speak out in favor cf re-
apportionment at the hearings
before the Senate and House
committees during the recent
session of the General As
sembly."
He said Mr.. Finan and Mr..
Goldstein, along with the Gov
ernor, could prove their sin
cerity" during the 1862 short
session.
Mr.. Finan and Mr.. GoldStein
both have emphasized the i'm
portance of reapportionment at
recent regional meetings of the
Democratic State Central Com
mittee.
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Drought Relief
Bill Repossed
BY the Associated Press

The Senate yesterday took
back a drought relief measure
it had passed Wednesday.
amended it and then passed it
on voice vote after a two-hour
debate.
Senator John j. Williams,
Republican of Delaware, forced
the reconsideration after ex-
pressing fears that livestock
spectators might take advan-
tage Of the special benefits in
tended only for drought and
disaster victims. Senator Will
liams had been absent We'd
nesday when the bill first was
passed.
The measure now goes to the
House.
1t would permit sale Of Gov
ernment surplus corn and feed
grains to needy farmers and
ranchers in drought areas at
rs per cent of Government
price support levels.
1t also would permit grazing
of livestock on grasslands
idled by the soil bank and
other conservation programs,
or moving Of hay on these
lands in or. near drought areas.
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BurnettCuIIs
Governors Talks
On Stutes' Rights

JACKSON, Miss, July Is
(AP) ).-Several Southern Gov
ernors or their Representatives
will meet here Wednesday, ap-
parently to discuss States rights
and race problems.
Gov. Ross Barnett said yes
terday he had called the meet
ing, but he declined to disclose
its purpose.
He said he had kept the pro-
posed meeting secret because
some Governors declined to at
tend unless assured there would
be no advance publicity.
Alabama Gov. John Patter-
son and South Carolina Gov
Ernest Hollings said they would
attend.
Georgia Gov. Ernest Vandiver
said he would send State At
torney General Eugene Cook
to represent him.
Arkansas Go. Orval Faubus
said he had another engage
ment, but his office said II
could be broken.
Virginia Gov. Almond and
Florida'S Gov. Farris Bryant
said they couldn't make it. Ten
nesSee Gov. Buford Ellington
said he had not received an
invitation. Louisiana Gov. jim
mie Davis declined comment.
Evening star., 1961-07-15
Turks Approve
NewConstitution

ANKARA, Turkey, July Is
(AP).-Voters approved Tur-
keys new constitution by a
majority of 2.5 million, thus
making it the law of the land,
the high electoral council an
nounced last night
More than nine million
Turks voted July 9 in the first
referendum in Turkeys his
tory.
The constitution retains a
cabinet-type government, but
sets up a number of checks and
balances, including a powerful
supreme court. These curbs
are designed to check the
growth of any all-powerful po-
IGlCd1 IOTC6.
When President Genial Cur
sci and his military officers
seized power a year ago, they
arrested Premier Abnan Men.
deres and accused him of abuse
of power and silencing all po-
litical opposition. He now is On
trial for his life.
The constitution carries
guarantees of individual and
press freedom, as in the United
States Bill of Rights. Mr.. Men
dereS also stands accused of
violating individual rights and
suppresAing newspapers.
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Mrs. Beech, 81,
CIubWomun

LURAY, Va, July IS (Spe-
ciaD IN Mrs. Caroline Long
Beach, 81, wife of Carroll E
Beach. Luray postmaster, died
at Page Memorial Hospital
here, Thursday after a month s
illness.
A native of Luray, she
lived in New York for a num-
Der of years, returning to
Luray in 1899.
Mrs Beach was an active
gardener and flower arranger.
She lived at Mont-View, which
was frequently open for gar
den tours. She was president
of the Page Memorial Hospital
auxiliary, a life member of the
Luray Garden Club, a member
of the Page County Women's
Club and active in women's
activities of the Lutheran
Church.
In addition to her husband
she leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Everett C. Seal of 6915 North
Twenty-eighth street, Arling-
ton; a sister, Mrs. Julia l..
Printz 4686-B South Thirty
sixth street, Alexandria; and
a brother, Leo J. Long, Luray,
and two grandchildren.