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Evening star., 1961-04-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, April % (AP) Inter
national developments involving Cuba
and Laos gave the grain futures mar
week aes al and 0at aIthoUEh h It appesTsd % o. to be be
rather shallow It was fairly durable.
For the week. the grains posted
moderate general gains with corn
leading the advance while soybeans
ranged broadly both ways. After the
steep declines of Monday. May and
July soybeans fen into an active two
sided trade with profit takers raking
bulges of two and three cents then
reinstatins long positions en- setbacks
OF about the same range.
At the end OF the week, soybeans
we're 5 cents 2 bushsl lover to 65t
81 lower TO "a higher May 81 "a;
corn 11a-21s higher. May / I1lIa-at !;
oats ia-lis higher. May 62h-'s; rye
34-12G higher. May l.l414
Range OF prices for the week:
High Low Close Close
Evening star., 1961-04-23
COMMODITIES

NEW YORK. April % (AP.-The
Associated Press index Of 35 key COM
modities prices declined this week for
the second consecutive week.
At 1853 81, the index compared with
1875 q week ago and 1896 q year
aEo
Livestock sank to . new 1851 low.
IndustrialS, food and nonferrouS metals
declined. Grains and cotton and
teXtilRS advanced
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A. JORDAN FE. $500
HILLCREST

OFF PA. AVE only 10 minutes
from Capitol. Congressman's home:
spacious brk. rambler; rms, 8
bedrmS., den, 2 baths, full bsmt. I:
level lot: priced below cost. By
ssPPPP0 i cHRPENrER sr.-open "a
pm. Det. brk.. Cape Cod with z
ssiisa5nib; .a see S i:Ssi' IL: Vacant; NJ;
HHIEiScSRREsT. s2os Gainesville St
az baths. full bsrit., large Gear
garage: level lot; vacant.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. nT. Nichols
ave.-Semidet. stone and brick
with 2 master bedrrns.' paneled
IT. FRANCIS PARISH, off MINI.
eve.-Semtdet. brick. 5 rms; scr
pch.. full bsmt.: fenced. level lot;
MAI lSOyggsith AND PA, AyE.-s.rm
brk.; Q baths. ] on LIST n, garage
Naylor rd.-BunRalow, 3 rms;
priced right With substantial cash
ANACOST1A-semidet. brick, q
rms: 2 lge: bsdr9s., tiled bath
OTHER GOOD LI9TINGS
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KENWOOD CLUB

Springfield Little Flowerrand piano-Stz0 Nv
hall formal din French doors 70 patio extra
centrally air cond full ba pahoGany peneled
4h bedm bsmt and oyersiEed With for tools
toys and Workshop Large tree-saded Located
stfeet Walking distance public psrochial schools bkS
from Kenwood Club Westwood shopping
~ yrs ana S5S nnsTctns eyailses HoGss cpy mos
DIRECTIONS: River rd blk past Kenvood Club ogden
ydo Dix. right on Ogden court to open sign
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FLOWER

White Monticello Colonial rambler contains bedrms and
5th bedrm baths huge w. with raised rpL opening
~ au S'n fas s1 ssuStsf On n: % @
public and parOcha schools fast D. c. Fansp excellent
n OF .sss s:SSs'va' rsAs on
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BR1cKIRmoE = HANNA
NORTHEASTERN COUNTY

ACT NOW-S49B total cash needed
Sm. srisF rsmS ami iuiI Ssnsit.,
roll TON REALTY, eP. S-3e3s
after 8 pm, eP. 3-3420. 4
AM -CONDITIONED 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: separate dining room,
recreation room; S19,b00. RIPLEY
CO., u. SILL.
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KENWOOD- SPRTNGFTETD

Nsv WiamsSu Colonial e this NEST eonyen prestige area
has iEs Lily r% With iTsD din pRHslsd ssEsS
I'm With Tspi and DSESsr fHi Sst gnssss; situated
schools tranSp SHOPPING and Kenwood Club Priced to sell
DIRECTIONS Out River Kenwood Club left on sprins.
field DR.. block, left Ridssfied to 1905 and
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ceiling and fepece din with French doors ph.
rec m end powder bsmt caIpC roomy
and shop Priced e s: IN lSw 2os this L hs lowest price
OBJECTIONS: Out BRADLEY blvd, left on grte right
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BETHESDA

Just OFF Beech Ave. in Exclusive Page Hill
Convenient trsnsp Ideally placed eOxl20
bedrooms living fireplace
Kitchen with large table blackboard heat plus
pREcTIoNs Old 0ecrsetown I'd rght Beech dr. left on
Montgomery dr. to 961l and ANDRlS OPEN SIGN.
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INCEST in the Area
1858 TT. DUPONT ST.
Beautifully HANDICAPPED: liv. rm., sep.
din. rul., 3 bedrms., kit, Ia
baths. entr. hall, fin. rec. rm..
3alousied front porch, gas heat:
other fine features, suitable for
professional man. LOW FLA
terms avail. shown By appt. only.
Call Mr.. FORTIN, RE. 6-b7bS,
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ANDRIS REALTY, INC.
1921 WISCONSIN AVE. OIL. 2-o070
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BRADLEY HILLS

French Colonial In presge Contains Soft
ny Em formal din rm family I'm. k-lge sep ldry sEss
sairysy to TWIN size bedrms baths and master has
gar fun beautiful i78 lot shaded with trees nsar fast
D. c. transp" shopping and excellent schools.
DIRECTIONS rd YiRht 70 open sRn
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II. q. - u =. 4 a = q. L. A. 81
BEST IN SuBBRBfA
nAAfAecpR-sparkling npR 3-hed-
mn. 1M.neth femblsy. tsp. dip,
s m. Ssylsg bant ssnt' q = asre;
ROCKVILLE ARRA-spctless dol
house On y aeFe;2 eedEma;. eea,
bsint. with garage; $4,000.
SI.pa a1P1s gssaS.. sE aEp 's an
Frn., Iarge modern lit. E,B.H.W
heat, M acre With view: $4,000
ROcKvuEB-clese = al schools
spacious z.bedfm,, 21t-bakh mod
brk. homs. csrpeting, fenced yard
large loan mag BE- assumed q
FHA. S21.360.
ALI Abuut Our TradN Program
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JOSEPH FIIIpPO

REALTY CO.
Realtors, 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
AT PA. AVE. Sc.
oyss r. Ysf srop sapsTsnss y sas'
LU. 4.77l7 LII. 2.5976
HOME AND INCOME
HillcYest Area--Desirable 2-famiiy
setup: exclusive section. Liv: nm,
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrnls., bath LIST
II. Large iiv. rm., kit, 2 bedrms.
and bath 2nd II. Finished rec.
nm. with tiled shower: .built-tn
gsr. An outstanding home.
MUDD REAL ESTATE CO.
RE. 6-S200 LU. 4-43s2
MODEM DETACHED brick ram
bier: excel. eond.:., 4 rms, kit.
bath, rec. rm., firepl.. garage;
nearby Maryland: $500 dn.. RE.
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GARRETT PARK ESTATES
New A-Redrm. RamblerS From $24. 05l

Densey wooded form perfect setting for these brio
Yambl0rs-4 bedrms main level full baths, dnin
eating in fully equipped kitchen tiled basement
exceptional financing.
DIRECTIONS: North Wisconsin ave to strathmors ave
out Conn. left Knowles and follow signs to model
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B9xH1eDA. ~ -1ss6Isgl sa1 Nj.
street: ssa g Ssdrn. sad sstS
dishWaahef, disposal. etc.: bed-
rme., baths upstairy: rec. I'm.
go sls vooss sst r.. I sa 81; s.rass:
~ H Ne 4 ~! LIDO 3; oSso oSsJE n
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46OO porset Aye.

p. w. BERENS, Realtor
Rockville Pike IA 7-l6OO
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26
Urqent Cable Received

An urgent request for
$4,000 in cash from the
Tucson Combined Jewish Ap-
peal has been received here
from Israel d. Fink, ma
tional cash chairman of the
United Jewish Appeal.
Tucson must meet the OBJ
legation by June 13 and CJA
leaders are urged to make
quick payment of pledges to
the 1861 drive.
The following telegram
was received here from Mr..
Fink: want to share with
you urgent cable from new
chairman of Jewish Agency,
Moshe Sharrett, StreSSing
necessity our achieving SO
million cash goal by June 13.
I'm view gravity of
Agency's financial position
we must turn to you per
sonally with most urgent ap-
peal to step up immediate
cash remittanceS to maxi
mum extent possible. Spring
has sharply aggravated our
problems.
1--WE have budgeted maxi
mum monthly immigration
of $500, but April totalled
3,400 and would be more but
for North African crisis.
With increasing flow from
Europe expecting over 1000
in May. Same time the needs
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26
Late DR.. SchuIman
Honored At Dinner

The Tucson Chapter of the American Friends of the
Hebrew University will hold Edmund Schulman
Memorial Scholarship Dinner May % at $50 pm. at
the home of and Mrs M. Bernfeld 20 Gale de Amis
tad
The dinner is in honor of the late Dr. Edmund Schu
man. an ardent supporter of Hebrew University and
noted leader in field of dendrochronology The Tue
son chapter will use proceeds of the dinner to help
American or Israeli student attend Hebrew University
in Israel.
DR. Schuman also an early leader in the for
nation of the FIiel Chapter on the University of Ar
zona campus The dinner is open to the public and
total proceeds will be used for the scholarship fund
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26
Humphrey Wins
Wise Award

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Sen-
ator Hubert H. Humphrey of
Minnesota received the Ste
phen Wise Award of the Am
erican Jewish Congress at a
dinner in the Essex House
Hotel at which more than
$280,000 in contributions to
the 1861 campaign of the
United Jewish Appeal of
Greater New York were an
nounced.
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26
GA Payments Urged

out to utmost of your capa-
city. AnXiously awaiting
your immediate response
and wish you m &c h
strength in discharge of your
most vital task" Moshe
Sharett.
1--WE ask the strongest eff
fort on TucSon's part to
maintain the cash flow and
meet quota"
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26

for hundreds of young farm
settlements for additional
equipment and services are
most accute.
New executive of which l
am now chairman is facing
extremely critical situation.
Most essential UJA succeeds
in raising 36 million cash by
mid-June. We are relying on
you and friends to help us
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26
VOLUNTEER WORKERS

in the Center membership
campaign are asked to return
all cards to the Center office
quickly.
The 1861 drive is coming
to a close and workers are
urged to make speedy
cleanup of their cards and
return them.
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26

NURSING HOME BEDROOM-Ths Is artists conception
typical single bedroom in the proposed tucson Jewish
Nursing Home for Aged The bedrooms innovo
They will be tosefUly furnished and be dec
much persons private bedroom. The rooms will
either be for one person or double bedrooms. They will
have resemblance the old institutional type of homes
for the aged The campaign the 900 facility here
under way.
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26
Center
HiIites

NEW POOL hours will be-
gin June l at the Center. The
Stella Schlanger Pool will be
open from 1:30 to $50 pm.
Mondays through Thursdays;
1:30 pm. to Z pm. on Friday;
1880 pm. on Saturdays and
10 am. to $50 pm. on Sun
days and holidays.
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26
THERE WILL be many &C

THERE WILL be many ac-
tivities for teenagers at the
Center this summer.
The summer program op-
ems June 7 when school clos
es with a 'Yippee Night ;
During the summer there
will be sports events, barbe-
cues, swim parties, movies
and special trips.
The Arizona post., 1961-05-26
MRS. HARRY GORODESS

Vu1bos IIfA1bn1 OOAbODGIOo
has been re-appointed chair
man of the Center'S cultural
committee.
Serving as co-chairman
will be Mrs. William Auer-
bach and George Miller.
A GOOD TIMERS Club has
been organized at the Cen
ter.
The clubs president is
Paul Ash with Shirley Mos
key as secretary and Yale
Joseph as treasurer.
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APIS. UNFURNTsHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APIS. - Attractive
bldg. bedrms.. pvt. entrance
and patio, large closets; close in,
Mr.. bus. S10e.50, plus cleo. IA.
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sIII NEWTON ST. NE, Apt. No.
S,H Sss RI ,t sys1C CO. ssth T ms.
and hot water included. Only
$3.50 mo. MR.. NEUMANN, Ma.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Mrs. Simmons,
Illinois Native,
40 Years in D. c.

Mrs. Clyde E. Simmons, a
Washington area resident for
40 years. died Thursday in her
home, ITO Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, after a stroke.
A native of Christian County.
H., she was the former Marie
M. Bates. She and Mr.. Sim
mons moved to the District in
1929. They had lived at the
same address for the last Is
years. He is legislative director
Of the Property Owners Associ-
alton Of America.
An amateur artist. Mrs. Sim
mons was q member Of the
Property Owners Association Of
America and at one time Of the
Antique Car Club.
Besides her husband, she
leaves two brothers, Oliver and
Edward Bates, of Illinois, and
a sister. Mrs. Bruce D. Schrantz
of Helena, Ark.
Services and burial will be in
Taylorville, III.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Mrs. james w. Hunter, 88,
Lifelong Resident of Area

Mrs. James w. Hunter. 80,
q lifelong resident Of the area,
died Thursday after Q heart
attack at her home, Hunter
Manor In Marlboro. Md.
Mrs. Hunter, the former
Adeline Mercer, was born in
the District and attended pub
lie schools here. In 1890 she
was married to the late James
Walter Hunter and lived on
Mr.. Hunters dairy farm in
what Is now Foxhall Village.
Early In this century Mr..
Hunter, who died in 1858,
owned o restaurant at 919 D
street NV. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter moved to Maryland %
years ago, after Mr.. Hunters
retirement from the restau-
rant business.
Mrs. Hunter was active in
the Hamline Methodist Church
in Shady Side, Md.
She leaves two sons. Walter
H. and William NJ. Of the
home address. and three
daughters. Mrs. Edna Wilde. Of
Shady Side. Mrs. Lydia H.
King, of 3905 Benton street
NV, and Mrs. Helen Smith,
also Of the home address.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Dr.. {. Z. Morse Dies;
Physicion Was g

DR.. Edward Emery Morse. %,
|a prominent physician and q
longtime Washington resident.
died Friday at the Washington
Hospital Center. where he was
admitted after q fall Christmas
Day.
DR.. Morse, who would have
been "a next Saturday. came
to Washington in 1889. Born
lin Bangor, Me-, he was gradu-
Iated first in his class at Co
Ilumbia Medical College. now.
part Of George Washington
University. He did graduate
work In Dublin, and on his re-
turn taught at Columbia Col
Ilege.
He was q pioneer for charity
medical clinics, friends report.
DR.. Morse, Q bachelor, was a
member Of the Cosmos Club for
more than SO years and had
lived there for the last three
years. He had been a member
|of st. Johns Church, Lafayette
square. for II years. DR.. Morse
was also o member Of the So
|ciety Of Colonial Wars.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
HonnoIn Murphy,
GPO Veterun

Miss Hannah T. Murphy, u,
a Washington resident for Is
years. died Friday Of cancer at
Casualty Hospital.
Miss Murphy had been as
sistant treasurer of the Govern
ment Printing Once Credit
Union since its beginning IS
years ago. She was born In
Meriden, Conn. and educated
in New York and Connecticut.
An active member Of st. Alloy
sius Roman Catholic Church,
she lived at 200 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
She leaves several nieces and
nephewS in Connecticut.
A requiem mass will be offered
at IL am. tomorrow at St.
Aloysius Church, 10 I street
NV. Burial will be in Meriden
on Wednesday.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
sasa
Draths

ERA u. On Thursday.
LIAMs, aged 76. beloved husband
Of Evelyn Williams. He also e SUR
yiysS HssS. ,. .nS I've "a. HGausattsFs t. Mr. TnsIms
sisters. Mrs Annie Dunn and Mrs.
James y. and frank II. wiiiiams: iRianas:
two grandchildren and one Ereat.
ssrsndehild Friends may calI at
Va. Services on Sunday. Jsnnsrs
l, 1861. at PM, at the Triangle
Baptist Church. Interment Wood
bine Cemetery, Manassas. We. /
December 20. 1850. a his home,
ROBERT /, wiNbsoR. Ssiovsd SSSs: iass. nus.
band Of Lucinda Windsor: father
o. Mrs. Robert Wallich. Mrs. Doris
Horton: Mrs; Edward White; Harry
windsor and brother Of Frsnk r.
windsor. Mr. Windsor rests at the
Qiin l.. Molesworth Funeral Home,
Damascus. Nd. where services win
De ,neld on Tuesday. January 3.
National Cemetery.
wORLEY, LoTTIE CARSON. On m
day. December so, 1860. at her
Lssiuence. 1Ho0 ootn st. NV, LOT
TIE CARSON WoRLEY, beloved wife
Of Joseph = Worley, mother Of
Joseph z, Worley, H., and Mira.
Thomas & Potter. ir Friends may
call at oswlers Chapel. 1855 Pa.
ave. NV. (courtesy parking op-
posite). where services viii Be held
on Monday, January 2, 1851, at 2
pm. Interment Danviile. Ky. /
YATES. MILLER o. suddenly ON Fri
day. December 30. 1860, at his
MILLER o. YATES, beloved husband
Of Blanche T. Yates (nee Eollersl: !:
father Of Alfred r. Harry A.. Ray
mond B., Francis B.. Thomas ",
Eugene P. and Richard Yates, Mrs.
mary Loveland. Mrs. Dorothy Good
rich: Mrs. MarEafet Stanley, Mrs.
Catherine Ramey. Mrs. Grace Az
brittian. and Mrs. Blanche Anderson.
Re 10 also survived bY 40 grandchii-
dren. Friends may. call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th ST. and Mass.
ave. ne. where services viii be held
on Tuesday January 3. at ] pm.
lnterment Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
Herndon. Virgtnia.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
! corI T. Cooley IS,
Was Salesman
For Meut Firm

.
Carl Franklin Cooley, As. q
lifelong resident Of the area.
died Friday in Prince Georges
General Hospital after q heart
attack.
Mr.. Cooley, who lived at el02
Seventh street, Lanham, Md,
was a native of Vienna, Va.
Formerly q salesman with
the American Paper Bag Co.
and Briggs g. Co.. Mr.. Cooley
was employed as a wholesale
meat salesman for the Albert
Goetze Co. at the time Of his
death.
He leaves his wife. the for
mer Eleanor Sayles. . son Carl,
jr.. and three daughters. Bar
bara Ann, Sundra Elizabeth
and Linda. all Of the home adj
dress, and q stepdaughter,
Mrs. Donald McGregor Of 1901
Jeffry street, Silver Spring.
He also leaves four sisters,
Mrs. Edwarda Hensley Of
Gainesville. Va, Mrs. Newton
Bowers Of 3419 South Dakota
avenue NE. Mrs. Mildred
Combs of Falls Church and
Mrs. John Rowe Of 2i4l Thir-
tieth street NE. and q brother
Cecil Of 7204 Spruce avenue,
Takoma Park, Md.
Services win be at 1880 am.
tomorrow in the Walter W.
Deal Funeral Home. 1912 Geor-
gia avenue NV. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
CordinoI Wendell,
Munich PreIute !.

MUNICH. Germany, Dec. 81
(AP).-Josef Cardinal Wendell,
So, Roman Catholic Archbishop
Of Munich. died tonight of q
heart attack. His death reduces
the College Of Cardinals to 81
princes Of the church.
Cardinal Wendell died In his
residence q few minutes after
returning from preaching q
New Years Eve sermon In the
Munich cathedral.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Qtarna nf Chunks

AAnsAnH he Iate JAMES JAMES r. n HANRAHAN iSFsla N
wish to express their sincere ap-
probation to the relatives. friends
and neighbors for the many fioral
other Tasss expfessions of ssaSsst ssmSpstSy. G ex-
tended them during the passing OF
their loved one.
EDELIN,. FRANCIS W. We acknoEi-
edge with erateful appreciation Che
kind expressions Of sympathy OF cur
Tslatiyes' mighty fine neishsors hs RS. IN I
Chart as'' psiie Information Hesuse. csnter De-
rartment Of the Air Force; the once.
Chief Of EnRineersi Mount Vernon
Methodist Church, Pilgrim A. ", =.
Church and the Mayfiower Club.
Mrs, HATTIE B. EDELiN And
FAMILY.
JOHNSON, zORAH. The family Of
the late MRS. zoRAH JOHNSON
wishes to express its sincerest appre-
citation to their many friends, neigh
bors and relatives for their tele--
grams. cards. floral designs ano all
other expressions OF sympathy dur
Ing the passing Of our dear mother.
ARLENE AND JOSEPH DAVIS.
MCLEOD, LUTHER w. We gratefully
appreciate the warmth Of express
sions, OF our relatives, friends. neigh-
hors ana co-Workerss during our be-
reayement May It be known TO each
and everyone Of you that the flowers
and many tokens Of sympathy have
helged t 70 e.; ssse r,p SI5 srsas ISn iSrT3T psTv
TAYLOR, WILLIS. The family Of the
late WILLIS TAYLOR wishes TO
thank their many friends for the
kind expressions Of sympathy during
their recent bereavement, Also our
heartfelt thanks to the Rev. T. c.
Dixon and John +. Rhines d Co.
MRS. ALYCE TAYLOR.
WALKER. MADELINE D. To socie-
ties. neighbors, relatives and many
friends, we gratefully acknowledge
the contributions and many ex-
pressions Of sympathy in our sorrow.
HUSBAND AND SISTERS.
WHITE, MARY Z. The family Of the
late MARY &. WHITE wishes to ex-
press its sincerest appreciation to
the Rev. Rollins. the. Rev. Jones.
oficers, choir and clubs Of Florida
Avenue Baptist Church, the many
friends. neighbors, members Of the
fraternal and civic examinations for
the many telegrams, cards. and
noral designs. for the use Of cars
enu other expressions OF sympathy
during the passing Of our loved one.
~HE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Miss Shannon,
AZ Years in D. c.

Miss Eleanor B. Shannon, q
resident of the District for ~
years. died yesterday Of q cir
culatory illness in Kensington
Gardens Nursing Home.
Miss Shannon, who lived at
5603 Second street NV, was q
native Of Kansas City. She
came to Washington from Han
nibal. Mo-. in 1918. TO work In
the Once Of the Chief Of Engi.
neers in the War Department.
She was employed in the
ONCE Of Personnel there until
she was injured when struck
by an automobile in 1919. She
retired from Government serv.
ice the next year.
A member of Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church, Miss
Shannon was an active mem
Der Of the Jaynes Sunday
School Class.
She leaves a sister, Mrs. q. II.
Schmidt Of the home address,
and three nieces.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Mrs. w. O. Plant,
Former Resident

Mrs. william o. Plant. 80. q
former District resident. died
yesterday after q long illness
at her home in Ocean City.
N. j.
Mrs. Plant, who came here
from her native Brookfield.
N: Y, had lived in Ocean City
for Is years. She was the
operator Of q tourist home
there.
While living in the District,
Mrs. Plant was active In Ham
line Methodist Church.
She leaves her husband and
q daughter. Genevieve, Of the
home address.
Services will be held Tues
day In Ocean City.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
I'm Mrnturtaiit

Hs ot my dear N Wife. y foSE dSE'n kAVSnGG AWSR1is
who departed this life one year ago
today. January l., 1860.
ANhough one year has passed, my
81. dear.
Since you left me all alone.
But and VII Hfans never aai ss SS' my snf ons &C.
May God keep you in His hand
Till life shall be no more,
And we shall meet In another land,
HUSBAND, RALPH.
sKIPWITH, ERASMUS. How sweet the
memory q ny dear brother. ERAs-
the beyond January i. 1885.
Throush faith He'll gladly lead you
Though o1i dark the night. H. brings
the dawn,
And when the dawn your face will
Ras. hope to Join you at Jesus
YOUR LONESOME. DEVOTED Sis.
TER, SARAH sKIPW1TH PETER
SUTTON. HATTIE I. In memory Of
our loved one. HATTIE I. SUTTON,
who passed away January 1. 1857.
She Is resting in the bosom Of Jesus,
.
THE FAMILY.
WALLACE, SUSIE. In memory Of my
loving mother. SUSIE WALLACE.
who passed away one year ago to-
day. January 1. 1860.
Mother. we had such wonderful times
together. lust you and I.
The memory Of your beautiful life
YOUR LONELY DAU0 HT r,
BLONQE,
WILLIAMS, d. JEANETTE. In low
Ing memory Of our wife and mother,
d. JEANNETTE WILLIAMS, who
passed away twenty-three years ago
today. January 1. 1888.
In memory's lovely garden, -
fair,
Your memory, dearest Mother,
Is the brightest blossom there
HER LOVING FAMILY.