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CHEVY CHASE, lust of western
aye.52;Iyr.-old lge. bTk; ant. /. SLATE A..
Colonial center % hsil ,dlrIsi leHas s,n 70 II, Iiv
scr. pch.. den and powder rn. To
DAYS kit. with table. 4 twin
sized b.r., . baths up. lovely rec
rrn., End firepl.. plus maids rm
Immed. occup. S45. 300. OIL. $500
TED LINGO. INC. BETHESDA
COLFSYILLE AREA-NeW 3-bedrm
ranb., bSuit.. wooded let. Sl6,s90
KEN DRUsKIN, Realtor. e49-&00S
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SLIGO PARK HREA-FirSt sIso1-
/ ing of this fabulous brick split
level with 3 biR. bedrooms, levely
q sub-basement below and q leyel
wooded lot. Selling At <he TIA
appraised figure Of S23s500.
= G; .eoNLEY CO.. REALTORS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BO22 Conn. Ave. ct Nebraska Ave
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Convenient to Blessed Sacrament
and Lafayette Schools large
brick; Colonial home in perfect
oondition--wide< center hail, sep
Arate dining room, den, and pow
der room. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
beautifully Handicapped lot. A
sSson! SsS,sf nVai c.i 0%Ro SssSS SssSs1SS ssiEi'fs B.
EDW. H. JONES d CO.. INC,
. Realtors.
CHEVY CHASE - 1-story brick
Foyer entrance, Living rm. with
firepl., sep dining rm., latest
kitchen, 2 bedrms,. and bath. Ease
ment, layatory. outside entrance
gundeck. garage. House Ike new.
Low EOS.
Billingsley Realty
EN-. 2-23g6 EVes., WO. 6-OelC
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REALTORS SINCE 1905
Shannon & Luchs

Realtors since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
BETHESDA - 4-bedrm., 2-bath,
brick-and-frame Colonial very
elose-in walk MID. family-si1ed
ANDRfs REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 Til 9
BETHESDA-PLEAsURE YOU'LL
TREASURE. bedrms., den,
family rm.. Ice. modern elee.. kit.
fenced rear yard, nr. eyerything.
Name your financing. Just $685.
600. Call 949-73O0 til $3.50.
HUGH 4. PECK, Il246 Georgia Ave.
BETHESDA-h ACRE IN THE
BRADLEY ESTATE AREA. An out
standing modern brick split-level,
near the Bethesda Country Club.
Delightful hving room with beamed
ceiling and brick-wau fireplace,
full dining rrn., large de luxe
kitchen. 3 lovely bedrnis.. plus
study or 4th bedrm.,. large garden
level, paneled family room with
fireplace. Swimming pool member
ship available. 2-ear cArport and
huge screened porch. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. Call our uptown Of
flee til Q pm. KE. 7-1S0O.
Cbonnnn e. 7 J1ohc
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SILVER sPRING-WHITTNd F0k
A BARGAIN? $3.50 On. Brick
sai9elsS siTas6 e,SisHss1 e.i sss1a.ss66o s6 Fss, s'. 10
HUGH II. PECK, 11e4e Ca. lave.
LIST WITH us FOR RESULTS
SILL -sPG.-An brick. 8 ige, ked-
,; rms; din dim r%; bsms;; sSn,,t Erouna isgsl s,s
transp. Sf7,S50. $3.50 down.
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor 94s-19b0
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GATTHERSR SRIJRG

RETIREMENT HOME, center Of
town, walking distance to. every
thing. Very neat and clean. Gar
den space. $4,000.
VA AND FHA APPROVED. $4,000.
New 3 bedrooms, fun light base
naerts. On 1z-acre lots. Also 4 and
s bedroom new brick homes.
FOUR ACRES, large 4-bedroom
rambler. S24,9bO.
MODERNIzED very tAstefully, 4
bedrooms, on Ia acres, $1,000.
Tell US your needs.
ROMER a. CO. WI. S-9O92
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SPACIOUS SPLIT. large kitcizsn
opening ground-leyel 70. patio IN
rear yard. separate dining .roena.
8 bedrooms and den. n baths.
basement, -aere lot: Unusual.
,s.11i ,15.SSG ~ nj nHA41nsaslNoEH s.ssi sla' 2
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CHEVY CHASE

THE HAMLET
A stately Colonial brick home, 10.
Gated In one Of finest communi'
ties 4 bedrooms, ga baths, der
large new kitchen, recreation
room, 2-car garage. large level lot
A real quality home. Call WO. 8.
ZOO u Q, EDW. II. JONES a. CO.
INC, Realtors. n ~.
CHEyY CHASE, ROCK GREER
HILLS - Gracious WILLIAMSBURG
Cape Cod. A beautiful setting. with
very private wooded rear yard. {
large bedrms., iull hatas, hard
some daylight rec. rm. with Emo
tirepls scr, porch. .-ear gar.
hhli iloos plan mod, table-spac'
|ANDRis REALTY. OF. $4,000 TIL {
CHEVY CHAeE--Nsw. 8 and 4 bed.
rms. plus den, Custom Colonial,
and split-leyels from S43.5O0, Z
ssion SIEs, from western ol,1 sys ana p4T Nar
CORP. OIL. s-ss99, ewes. 65"-
CHEVY CHAsE-opportunity to re.
DO this older home within walk.
facilities. center-hail Colonial witt
bedrms. on md level, 1st-flooi
powder rm. Low eos,
NATL. CAPITAL
REALTORS OIL. 4-s33s
COLESvILLE AREA-4-bedrm, new
brick Cape Cod, ga baths, rec
rin. Low eos. Closed Sat. AlsC
. others. 5s7-0700.
CoLEsyHLE = TALK OF THE
TOWN. 2 bedrms.. Ga baths,
formal din. rm.,, situated on Z
acres. $S4,96O. Call 949-730O
HUoHH i r. I. PECK. ,l.4s oeorria Ave.
C0LESVILLE-owNER ANXIOUS
TO SELL. Custom built rambler,
- acres Of land, built-in garage,
3 bedrms:. rec. rm, Only S23.h00
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Rent with
option to buy. 3 hedrrns., din. rni.
hsmt., fenced lot. S13.950.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor. 949-4006
CONN. AVE. PARK-Double huns
windows are only one Of the out.
standing. features in this we'll
constructed split-level, sep. din
rni.. 3 bedrn1s., 2 baths, den OF
plus A sus.BHsEMElNET. HIzliSEF.' etc. dec' sit. M
uated on beautiful level lot. Re.
duced to So, with flexible
financing, a49-4434.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
COUNTRY CLUE PARK--Attractivt
3-bedroom brick rambler. fire.
place. covered patio, lovely loi
40 by 1876. well Handicapped, An.
chor fencing. FHA at $4,000
ROBERT 3. LOHR. INC. REAL.
TOR. HE. $4,000.
CUSTOM QUALITY RAMBLER, iusi
like new! 8 twin-sized bedrms.
III baths. sep. din. rm., epun.
try kit. full bsmt. $4,000.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
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GREEN ACRES

GAtAaEiAN AN1t4j0
Lovely corner brick home, 2 bed.
rms, patio. Excellent neiEhbor.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
100 Mass. Ave. MA. s-502C
HILLANDALE. S2s, ,95O-4 -bedrm.
ah-Osina MORE RE HE!Ss SoR Ii@slS%F IEsst%
huge rec. fTn., freed lot. patio.
w. J.. NICHOLAS. Ritz. HE. $1,000
HOME PLUS INCOME. TAX. PIX, oc-
eupy beaut. lst II. 3-bedrm. apt,
rent other 2 apts., present In
come over 5000 mo. Det. brk.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, JU. O.
11O3. It'll o.
HORsES! HORSES! And q corral
to keep them in on this 2-acre bit
Of country living. Just Is minutes
from the heart Of Silver Spring
The home is brick and custom
built, 1000 square feet Of LIST
floor living space with true
center hall. hot-water blackboard
heat, huge screened porch. ga
rage and q paneled recreation
room. Don't miss this luxurious
home. priced. m the mid-forties.
., G. CONLEY Co, REALTORS
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
TRADES ACCEPTED
THOMPSON CO., Realtors

SILVER SPRING NORTH WOOD
twin bedrns.. 2 fSiI SIths. : huge
front porch, detached garage.
at S2l'950, BUY TniS NniEk AT
ONLY yytss sIs. .sssS1; sss1,s "; gk;FSSiIISl1dk;s SIIsll1 4;
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CASH $500

WHITE OAK Area bedrooms
full basement. Over h-aere lot
condition. Full priced S16,500 FLA
SEE IT NoWl
The Ripley Co. JU. 5-6l11
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REALTORS : 5ss-s45s ,TiI 3
ROCKVILLE SPECIAL.-No SIS t.n.
GI. Lovely l.bedroom rambler.
Fenced level lot. $50 mo. pays all.
Sl2,50 FHA. $3.50 down. Ra =
SMITH, GA. 4-7711. GA. 4se1g6,
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VaeTVaN gupVippaN T1 ma

EASTERN SUBURBAN JR, HIGH
.ROOMi. ROOM! ROOM!
CENTRALLY AIR cONpITIoNEr
brk. rambler. 3 beautiful bedrms
Zone with master BATH plus der
sieetric ne HI. VA Wall!to.SaII Io.H Garnet t'
ing. formal din. rnl., entranct
foyer. ground-level bsnit. With
/ huge rec. rm, 949-2Sf0.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
FOUR CORNERS AREA
BRICK COLONIAL 81
Large liv. rTn.. with fireplaee, large
sep. din. rnn... modern kit. with
breakfast nook. screened porch
Den ana inn BATH @ on ds Ist ilocr' q
large bedrooms. t2JsbOn.
TED LINGO INC. JU. 7-77oC
- - A ~EwVxywNVl ~WNR-@
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SILVER SPRING. 4 Corners area
Brick-and-stone Cape Cod. 3 nice
bedrms. and hath, space for an
other bedrm. and bath, full bsmt. /,
nice lot. Priced under 20.
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Real Estate Co.. Inc, Realtors
207 N. Frederick Ave, Gath, Nd
WI. s-9250 or 30l-WA. 6-e50o
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SILVER SPRINGS FINEST = 1m-
maeulate deEached brick. 2 spae,
rms. 1st-floor powder rnh and
lge. family rm. Lovely 7leighbor-
hood, near elem. and Jr. high
schools. 81 500 dn. We take. trades.
LIST WITH 1s FOR RESULTS
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SILVER SPRTNG-Enjoy expansive
iivingl Truly charmins home: very
prestige area. 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
-iiv. rm. w/firepI., and rec, rra:
VI firepl.. sep. din. 5fn., pansleo
den. attached garage. PRICED
$1,000 BELOW FHA APPRAISAL,
d. i. LEWIS 949-4330
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SILVER STRING, Windham Manor
Ayr. .-old. 4-bedrni. brick lpllt-
level In new. cond. Sep. din. rnl.s
baths. porch, cArport,. y. acre.
Owner transf. Ewes, MA 2.Qiz7
KELLER WoODMooR JU. 1900
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ITAKOMA PARK-Ask to see this
Comfortable 3-bedrui., full 6Stft.
home. Gas h.-w. heat, newly dsro-
with down payment. Only Si3.9S0.
Dial 434-1400. ADELPH1 REALTY.
Realtors. Hsh
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q. A. sCfILEsiNdER CO.

rec. rm., den, many extras. laQx
$50 lot, only $31,950, RAFFE1L
REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-l103, IN 9.
SILVER STRING - VACANT, p .s-
bedrm.. split-level. 2 baths. yep,
din, area. spacious recreation rnl.,
scr. porch, near park. S22f f00p
with $20.500 1st trust. -
YOUNKIN a. CO.. 949-s022 TIL Q
SILVER STRING SHOWPLAcEi
Wonderful close-in convenlenef q
siSSalbEso sssrEsni9E; st n.sr y sliSS iIoyeiy VA
ney Branch. Large wooded lot,
Handicapped to perfectionl A aual-
ity masterpiece Of stone, bFjek
and slate. Apple.pie eondiiipr
recreation room, 2-caf gasase.
Price includes many costly extresl
UPPER eos goR QUICK SAIL
LIPS, INC, Dl. 7-14lIs = or
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TAX. PK.-2-family det. propertys
gar, overseas owner. must seH.
RSFFEIL ssii REAL ESTATE = = 80. ~.
a-1l03. It'll q. -e1
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LOOK $4,000 DOWN
'0iTSsA HAZE npSIsO12IEz 1B2IEzAT.Ty

HIShfiEaENFI sSfTEEhEVTF ( IcosTssHI ST. csps sS; sSS
twin-sized bedrnis., 2 full baths,
family rm., air cond., patio, stfeee
and fence. Only $15.6O0 and 1iiBs
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CHEVY CHASE--opportunity to re-
do this older home within walk
ing distance to ell community
facilities. eenter-hall Colonial with
4 bedrms. on md level, 1st-floor
powder rm. Low eos,
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SILVER sPRING--Does comfort
Early possession. Spacious split
level w1immense family ruD %
attractive lot. Call s49-75oo tn
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in the hospital since Christ
mas.
A native Of jefferson County,
w. Va, Mr.. Strider was past
president Of the jefferson
County Board of Education,
the West Virginia Board of
Funeral Directors and Embalm-
ers and the Kiwanis Club Of
Charles Town. He was active in
Masonic circles. a member of
the Sons of Confederate Vet
erans, a director of the Charles
Town General Hospital, and a
director of the Thomas L.
Jefferson Hotel, Corp.
Mr.. Strider was active in the
Methodist Church and for 40
years was treasurer If the Sun
day School Department Of the
Charles Town Methodist
Church and a member of the
church's board of stewards and
trustees.
He leaves his wife, Martha,
of the home address; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Christian of
Charles Town; stepdaughterS,
Mrs. Ben Zook of Vienna, Va.
and Mrs. Bartlett Hazen of
Lockhaven, Pa; a stepson.
Marshall Brown of Charles
Town: sisters, Mrs. Walter
Nicely and Mrs. Jane Appleby,
both Of 2001 Sixteenth street
NV, Washington. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Cornish of Haver-
town. Pa: and q grandson.
Funeral services will be at
q pm. Saturday at the Charles
Town Methodist Church. Burial
will be in Edge Hill Cemetery.
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Active in church affairs all
his life, Mr.. Wohlsen taught
Bible classes in New Rochelle
and here at st. Luke's Luther
an Church. He was a past vice
president of the New York
State Society Of the District.
He leaves his wife, Laura, Of
the home address, rs East
Wayne avenue, Silver Spring;
a daughter, Mrs. Robert Noun
trey, London; three brothers,
the Rev. P. N. Wohlsen, Straus-
burg, Pa. Paul T. Wohlsen,
Valley Stream, N. Y, and
Ralph j. Wohlsen, Bridgeport,
Conn; a sister. Mrs. Stuart
Wikel, Hollis, N. Y, and two
grandchildren.
Services will be at Z pm.
tomorrow at the Warner
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 1884
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring,
with burial in Lancaster.
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pital at $3.50 am. from head
and chest injuries.
Russell. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Jose Gutierrez, suffered only
minor cuts and bruises and was
released after treatment at the
hospital. Pvt. Kalmus said he
probably was saved from
greater harm because he had
moved to a rear seat to change
into the uniform. :
Carmin o. Fognano, prin.
cipal of the school, said Stephen
was an honor student with ar
exceptional" academic record
He also had been active ir
athletics and was with the
schools baseball team last year
He was a junior. S
Stephens father is an EN-.
ploye of the United States
Patent Office. Besides his par.
entS, he leaves a sister, Paula
10, a student at the University
Of Maryland.
Tomorrw'S funeral service.
will be at 2 pm. at the Bernard
: lDanzansky & Sons Flnera
Home, 3501 Fourteenth stree
NV.
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Luther WohIsen, Retiree
Of Public Housing Agency

Luther W. Wohlsen, So, a
retired Government employe,
died Tuesday in the Washing
ton Hospital Center Of cancer.
A native Of Lancaster, Penn
sylvania, Mr.. Wohlsen attended
public schools there and was
graduated from high school in
1910.
He served in the Army Corps
Of Engineers during World War
I and was awarded a citation
for meritorious service.
In 1929 he moved to New
Rochelle, N. Y, and worked
there for a coal and lumber
company as a foreman.
Mr.. Wohlsen came to WASH
ington in 1941 to work for the
Army Corps Of Engineers as a
civilian. He left the corps about
1850 to join the Public Housing
Administration. He stayed with
the agency until his retirement
in January of this year.
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Skip Farrell, 43,
Sinqer-Actor

HOLLYWOOD, May 10 (AP)
Singer-turned-actor Skip Far
rell is dead, at 43, of q heart
attack.
Mr.. Farrell was a recording
star of the 1940S Zone best sell
Ter: Love Letters" with the
Dinning sisters) who came to
Hollywood in 1852 as a per-
former on the daytime televi-
sion show of Tennessee Ernie
Ford. Since 1855 he had been
frequently employed by Walt
Disney, appearing in the Ell
fego Baca" series and as an
offstage singing voice in other
shows.
His real name was Charles
Farrell Fielder. He collapsed
Tuesday night at his North
Hollywood home, of an appar-
ent heart attack. He leaves his
wife, Mrs. Emmajane Fielder.
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Admiral Edmund Burrouqh,
Pioneer in Sub Service

PELHAM. N. Y, May 10
(AP).-vice Admiral Edmund
w. Burrough. II. a pioneer in
submarine service, died here
Tuesday.
Admiral Burrough was senior
naval member Of the Joint War
Committee and attended con-
ferences of the Joint Chiefs Of
Staff in Quebec, Cairo and
Yalta during World War II.
He served in Washington
with the War Plans Division,
Office of the Chief Of Naval
Operations, fro m February,
1910. until April, 1912. His wife
Carol lived at the Kennedy
Warren, 3133 Connecticut ave-
'nue NV. during most Of
World War II.
In 1943 Admiral Burrough
received the Legion of Merit
for commanding the cruiser
Cleveland during operations in
the Pacific.
A native Of Camden, N. j., he
attended high school at Oswego,
N. Y, before his appointment
to the Naval Academy in 1910.
He was graduated from the
Academy as an ensign in 1914
and entered the submarine
service. He was in the Navy
during World War I.
Admiral Burrough retired in
1852 while serving as deputy
commander Of the Eastern Sea
Frontier and the Atlantic Re-
Evening star., 1962-05-10

Agricultural Research Services
Entomology Research branch
DR.. Roark's unit was pre-
sented with a Distinguished
Service Award by the Agricul-
ture Department in 1913.
In addition to his contribu-
tons to agriculture, DR.. Roark
was responsible for chemical
research on insect-control ma
terials important to national
defense. In 1946, the surgeon
general of the Navy COM
mended DR.. Roark and his staff
for exceptional service rendered
during World War II.
DR.. Roark was the author o:
some 200 publications dealing
with the chemistry and eco
nomicS of insecticides, and was
granted 10 United States pat
entS on new insecticides.
A member of Sigma XII, hon.
orary science fraternity, he also
was a charter member of the
Illinois Academy of Science.
He was a member of the
American Chemical Society,
the chronological Society of
America, the American Asso-
citation for the Advancement
of Science and the Insecticide
and chronological Societies of
Washington. He was a member
Of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church.
In addition to his wife, DR..
Roark leaves O sister, Miss
Mary Kathleen Roark, and a
brother, Raymond Jefferson
Roark. Of Madison, Wis.
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Mrs. Fluid,
Nurses Aide

Mrs. Matte Fludd. SO, widow
Of a minister and q former
nurses aide. died Tuesday at
her home. l41S Perry place
NV, Of cancer.
Born in st. George, s. c..
Mrs. Fludd was educated there
and in Danmark, 8. c. She was
married In 1912 to the Rev.
William Allen Fludd.
Mr.. Fludd, a Methodist min
lister, did evangelistic work and
established Tabernacle Baptist
Church at their home in Wash
ington. He died in 1919.
Mrs. Fludd came with her
husband to Washington in 1920
and worked for IS years as a
nurses aide at Mount Alto
Hospital, from which she re-
tired in 1855.
Mrs. Fludd assisted her hus-
band in evangelistic work in
South Carolina, Georgia, North
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Melvin Strider, 81, Pioneer
Rural Letter Carrier

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va,
May 10 Especially Melvin T.
Strider, 81, the country's last
surviving original rural letter
carrier, died yesterday at
Charles Town General Hospital.
Mr.. Strider was owner Of the
Melvin T. Strider Colonial Fu-
neral Home and the Melvin T.
Strider Furniture Store. Two
weeks ago he was made presi-
dent emeritus Of the Bank of
Charles Town, after having
served as its president for six
years.
Mr.. Strider began his career
at the age of Is when he be-
came one Of four persons who
participated in the first Off
cial experimental delivery Of
rural 1ree mail on OCTOBER !,
1896.
The deliveries were made out
Of postoffices at Charles Town,
Uvilla and Halltown. w. Va. He
had the route of the Uvilla Of
flee and was paid 5000 a year.
He rode q bicycle at first and
later switched to horses to
make his deliveries. He retired
from the postal service in about
1905 to join his father in the
funeral home business.
The Post Office Department
said Mr.. Strider was the last
of the original rural carriers.
He had been Ill for about a
year after having suffered a
series Of strokes. He had been
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Stephen Eric Schonberq,
DuVoI High Bundsmon

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow for Stephen Eric
Schonberg, 17-year-old Duval
High School bandsman who was
killed in a Prince Georges
County traffic accident near
the school yesterday.
Stephen, son Of Mr.. and>Mrs.
David Schonberg Of 7007
Greenvale Parkway. Woodlawn,
was killed when q small bus
he was driving on q school er-
rand overturned and crashed
into q tree.
He and another bandsman,
Russell Gutierrez, 16, Of 9315
wellington street, Seabrook.
were returning to the school
shortly after it opened at 9 am.
after going to Russell's home
from school to pick up his band
uniform for an assembly.
AS they approached the
school on Telegraph road near
Glenn Dale road, the bus went
off the roadway on a curve.
returned to it and then went
into a skid sideways, according
to county police.
Pvt. Ralph KaImus reported
that Stephen was driving the
miniature bus loaned to them
by their band teacher, Mrs.
Lenore Gallagher, so they could
get RusSell's uniform.
When the vehicle overturned,
Stephen was thrown out and
PINNED beneath it. He was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at
Prince Georges General Hos
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Dr.. Ruric Roork Dies;
Ex-Aide in Agriculture

DR.. Ruric Creegan Roark, rs.
who for nearly 80 years was In
charge of Agriculture Depart
ment research on insecticides
and other pesticidal chemicals.
died yesterday after a heart
attack.
DR.. Roark and his wife, the
former Anna Brown. had re-
turned to the family home,
3l63 Adams Mil road NV, on
Sunday from st. Petersburg,
Fla. where they had spent the
winter.
During AZ years Of service
with the Agriculture Depart
ment, DR.. Roark won wide rec
ognition for his contributions
to the development Of fumi-
gants for agricultural products
and for his leadership Of re-
search on insecticide residues.
His work led to the develop
ment Of many new pesticides.
Retired in 1856
In 1856, when he retired, DR..
Roark was honored with the
USDA's Superior Service Award
for "inspirational leadership
and meritorious service to
agriculture" for developing and
improving chemical methods
for controlling pests.
Born in Glasgow, Ky, DR..
Roark attended Kentucky State
University, Clark College at
Worcester, Mass, and the Uni
versity Of Cincinnati, where he
received his bachelor Of arts
degree in 1907. He received o
doctorate in philosophy in 1917
from George Washington Uni
versity.
He had joined the insecticide
and fungicide laboratory of
USDA's former Bureau of
Chemistry in 1908, and in 1928
he spent some time in Texas
investigating repellents for use
against the screw-worm fly, a
serious cattle problem in the
South.
Service Award Earned
When the insecticide division
Of USDA was established in
July, 1927, DR.. Roark was ap-
pointed chief. This division
was transferred to the Bureau
Of Entomology and Plant Quar-
antine in 1884 and in its most
recent reorganization, in 1854,
1t became the Pesticide Chemi-
Gals Research Section Of the
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MANN. BERTHA. In loving memory
of our dear mother and grand
mother, BERTHA MANN. who passed
aSay FIVE years ago today, May
When God took you home in Heaven.
1t seemed we always had you here
To lend q helping hand.
When the curtains of night
Are pinned back BY the stars,
And the moon is resting In place,
I'm not trying to find the great
I'm scanning the Heavens for your
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, Lu-
CILLE MUSE AND LEE ROBIN
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HERBERT BELL.
NEWMAN. EDITH II. In loving mem-
ory Of my dear mother, EDITH II.
NEWMAN. who passed into the
Great Beyond twenty-five years ago.
May 10, 1910.
There's an open gate at the end
Through which each must so
alone,
( And there In q light we cannot see
Our Father claims His own.
LoNNp5NS NpNS DAUGHTER ELSIE N.
EO4EEOs OnnACAANE FAOLANE Nnce
Massinol; In loving memory Of our
sister, CHRISTINE PAULINE POM
PEG, who passed away two years
ago today. May 10. 1860.
Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes to
Sleep on. sleep on. dear Sister. take
We loved you dearly. but God loved
YOUR SISTER, Ter EsTELLE, AND
BROTHER, JOE.
RICHARDSON. THORNTON K. In
loving memory Of our dear father,
THORNTON K. RICHARDSON, who
departed this life May 10. 1922.
Till memory fades and life departs,
Youth live forever in our hearts.
CH1LDREN ETHEL, ALLYX. MA
GEO AND WILLIAM: NEPHEWs.
SCOTT, JOHN. A tribute Of love and
SssSsoa e N ths E O. OH my D.assS dear
away eighteen years ago. May 10,
1914.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
Ye have IN Heaven q better and an
enduring substance.
HIS DEvOTED WIFE. FLORENCE
B. SCOTT.
YOUNG. IRMA COUSINS. In, loving
memory Of our beloved daughter
and sister, IRMA COUSINS YOUNG,
today. dS DSiss0 Nay 10. sWns 1851. ONE year '''
In our hearts your memory fingers.
sweetly. tender. fond and true:
There Is not q day that passes
That we do not think Of you.
LOVING MOTHER. BROTHER AND
SISTERS.
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serve Fleet, with headquarters
in New York City.
He leaves his wife, the for
!mer Carol Johnson of Oswego,
and a son. Edmund j., Of VIII
mington, Del. The family home
is in Hartsdale, N. Y.
Burial with military honors
will be at 1880 pm. tomorrow
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Carolina and Virginia. She also
taught in Sunday schools.
Mrs. Fludd leaves two sisters,
Naomi Ruth Walker Of Wash
lngton and Mrs. May West Of
st. George; a brother, Melvin
Daniel of Jacksonville, Fla,
and six step-grandchiIdre
Evening star., 1962-05-10

SHIRAKAWA, Japan. May
10 (AP).-Shunroku Hata, 80,
former field marshal Of the
Imperial Japanese Army and
commander-in-chief Of Japan's
expeditionary forces in Central
China l940-1044, died Of q
stroke today in Tanakura,
northern Japan.