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Evening star., 1962-10-07

Premium Cars for the
Discriminating Buyer

so deville-type coupe. FACTORY
AIR-COND:. power windows ana
itats o 'DStss' . vtSo sHSSy TsaS6 Soubt tnin ths
newest 80 you will see, $685.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

Monday, oct. %. PITTSBURGH,
PA. At Contractors Development
Co; lot on State Hwy. 2se' one
mile north Of Rte. %: Cat D-S,
power shift. new 81, Cat Do,
lS-A: go Cat p-ss, 15-A and
2-us; Cat d.. 17-A; INC I'd;
lS2 and az TD-1ss: INC TD-l4
and TD-9; Cat 955 power shift
loader, new 81 Cat W7. S55'
933 and No. 8 leaders; A-c HID
e-G loader; new '65; ;,n,t ~ A-C ;6sda[s I'D
Schissn SiS hnd l5S 7S-Ap IS fcs Case diesel
with sweeper; CP 450DR rock
drill, hyd. boom, Joy comp. on
4ss Ils: scrapers; frlrs' iIeeTT.w 1BTeS FSii.
pax scraper: A-C as, and Lap
G & sB-E scrapers: (2l LeT-W C
pulls; BACKHoEs: NW25, Koch
ring 205, (2) BE 15-Bs. Insley
K-I2 and Unit ,614; Unit 614
shovel attach; Gradall 2460 on
4x6: Buckeye 407 ditcher; LeRoi
125 and los Tractairs: Davey
1875 rotary comp; 80 Autocar
tandem diesel tractor; 50 White
tandem cab-chassis; '62 Ford 4x4
fuel truck; truck tractors; 59
ton lowboy: Autocar wrecker;
other trucks and trailers: welders.
pumps. light plants, shop tools,
sheepfoot, air tools, large quantity
OF building materials and many
other items. WRITE, WIRE, CALL
auctioneers for sale bill On-the-
spot financing available to users
on major items. or complete pay
ment sale day by cashiers or
certified checks, Each piece posi-
lively sells to highest bidder re-
sardless Of pricel CONTRACTORS
SON DEVELOPMENT CO., Owners.
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'57 deVille-typs coupe. all power,
incl. windows and seats, distinc-
tive desert sand finish with match
ing int. Q real outstanding 81.
SI.495,
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IMPoRT-sp0RTs
tcoNTINUEp)

AUSTIN HEALY sPRITE ee. white
black top. 5000 miles. Quick sale,
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TRAILERS
APACHE CAMPING CTR.

BELyEDERE 80, 5x10, 2 bedrmsi
with many extras; $4,000 and
your furn. so. 5-5134.
BUDDY '6I IS IT. BY 10 It. 8 bed
rms, owner transferring. Phone
273-R53S eVeninEs
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z TRAbas SA4EBIAGs AN5 5sS E2 SH10sHSS FSSHSS ES9N

'55 coupe deVille. every extra. full
power. alpine white. an unusually
sharp '55. S7e5.
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SO us" s-passenger limo. orig
black finish. former funeral car
like new inside and out. ideal fol-
the large family. S1,295.
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The above are some of the finest
used Cadillacs you will see. They
have all been reeonditioned, .serv-
iced and guaranteed by one Of the
areas Oldest and most reliable
dealers.
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90 sedan deville. fully equip. ell
power accessories. Sierra beige
finish, this Is one Of the incest
1888 we've seen. S1,995.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

HAVE OPENINGS FOR DEER HUN
TIERS at my hunting lodge near
Wardensville, w. Va. over 1000
acres. Phone Po. 2-4224 after 5.
HUNTING PRIVILEGES, opening
for 1. Va. Hour from Wash. All
& game, Oct. l, Feb. /. S35. WO.
& 6-199s.
NEW CABIN, go acres. inside
= state forest, Swanton. Nd. Excel.
deer-grouse hunting, season, $3.50.
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BROS SNOW BLOWER, 3s-h.p
unit. Mounted on dump truck
Will cast up to z tons of snow pei
minute in any direction. Snow
blower units used only 10 hours
Call CR. 3-72l1 for inspection
Ewes. and Sundays. DU. 5-5s32
BULLDOZER, Michigan. Gradal
generators, pumps, Ford tractors
cement mixers. grinders. finishinf
machines. etc. RENTAL TOOLS
UN. 4-5t00. JU. 5-5040.
DIS CATERPILLAR BULLDOZER
with DD.P.C.U. and cat straight
blade. Reasonable. 10. 5-4Se6.
INC INDUSTRIAL and crawler
tractors and equipment.
p. H. MOORE
Us 301. Mile South Of New 30
Md. CE. 6-s1s1
SIMPLEX GARDEN TRACTOR
h.p.. disc. pillow. lawn mower.
side mowers. cycle bar, cultivator
snow plow, used very little. $500
OR. 4-5336 VIII. 5-313l
TRACTOR-For rent by mr., day OF
no.. ideal for pulling sheepsfoot
or wobble-wheel roller. JU. 9-5526
D MODEL 22-B q yd. backhoe
(2) "a vd. Insley backhoes. az z
yd. loader. ~ 1h-yd. loader
Phone FE. $4,000.
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MONEY TO LOAN
CaSh-HomeownerS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Consolidate your bills into one low
monthly payment 1st and 2nd
trusts arranged. Fast, courteous
service. No embarrassing investi-
cations. Cali between Q and s.
5s7-0977.
MONEY FOR HOME OWNERS
We will lend you up to $4,000.
Cut Your Pymts.-Free Consultation
BANK RATES-FAST SERVICE
We Come to Your Home
SECURITY HOME MICE. CO.
$500 Georgia Ave. JU. 9-5210
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so sedan deville. all power extras.
incl. windows and seats, turquoise
finish. one Of CadillAc'I most de-
sirable models, 81, ,69b,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
In d. c. or NEARBY ND.
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. 6-22OO
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SO deville-type coupe. full power.
all Cadillac equip, Jet black finish.
orig. gray int, this car Just like
brand-new inside and out. S2.795.
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CADILLAC 80 convertible, white,
loaded with extras. Immaculate
condition. Only S3,295.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL q
Suburban Cadillac-O OldS
7020 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-770O
CADILLAC '57 "62" 4-dr. hardtop.
Extremely nice condition, price
cut" S1,2ss. KIRK MOTORS, 1000
Ga. ave. ia. 9-4S00.
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SO Conv.. every extra. all power
equip. incl. windows and seats
popular alpine white, orig. spot
less black and white all leather
new black tor. S2,s95,
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WHEATON
Wheaton Plaza, opp. Giant Food
lll60 Yiers Mill Rd.
PHONE: 94s-l33l
BETHESDA
7444 Wisconsin Avenue
PHONE: OISvT 6-740o
SILVER SPRING
Silver Spring Shopping Center
S545 Georgia Ave.
1914 Georgia Ave. Ground Floor
PHONE: JUniper 5-440O
MARROW HEIGHTS
NARROW Heights Shopping Center
6042 Twenty eighth Avenue
PHONE: Redwood 6-4l00
HYATTsVILLE
Prince Georges Plaza
$500 East West Highway
PHONE: Appleton 1862
ALEXANDRIA
III King St.. End Floor
PHONE: King 9-29l5
Iifed 10 $500 and nI6furifiss 70 70
1enfs on loans up 70 $500 are less
IboVe. Ch6Tses are 7h% per month
lIy on any remainder.
n EVENINGS ukTA 80. N.
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GO THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
October Z, 1862
ELnRlnA. PR0PERTY

BEAUTIFUL l-aere residential tract
diyisible into 2 lots. 220-ft. water
: front on 74-mile wide Terraceia
Bay opening on Gulf Of Mexico.
Just south Of Sunshine Skyway
Bridge over Tampa Bay. Not q
subdivision. Southern exposure
! with enhancing view In tropical
setting, Exceptional even for pic
!, turesque Florida. High In ameni,,
! ties, fine community in renowned
health area with good roads,
schools, shopping and ready access
to st. Pete. Palmetto, Bradenton
ana Tampa. Moderately priced at
3 $4,000. Terms 52s-1471.
COME to Florida's West tcoast)
this year-Vaeation and year
round attractions, Accommodations,
activities, sports, recreation. liy-
3 ing, real estate activities-all de-
scribed fully In gala Suncoast
Holiday Edition, October 10. For
your mailed copy, send 35e, SHE.
Circulation DEPARTMENT, ST. PET
ERSBURG TIMES, ST. Petersburg,
&
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SEAT PLEASANT
6S76 George Palmer Highway
PHONE: Walnut 5-4ll4
SUITLAN0
s612 Suitiand Road
PHONE: Redwood $1,000
Penn-Mar Shopping Center
aoA D.onnell DR..
PHONE: redwood $3.50
MT. RAINIER
Sz3S Rhode Island Ave, 2nd p
PHONE: UNion 4-57t0
TAkoAAA PARK
HsnIpahre-Langle Shopping CtI.
1854 New Hampshire Ave
PHONE: HEmlock 4-0400
EASToVER
$50 Livingston Rd. Sc
South Of Eastovef Shopping Ctr.
PHONE: Logan 7-4050
cLARHDON-ARuNGToN
Sl4l Wilson Blvd.
PHONE: jackson 5-647l
IN the Virsini6 oHoss Io0nS ore u
Usonfhs. Inferesf ch0FEss and pdJ
shdn shown IN flle payment table
On balances 20 $500 and Ih% rIoni
lAsoVE OFFICES OPEN FRID
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18th and R. I. Ave. NE. LA. s-11oO
CADILLAC 80 Coupe de Vile, black,
factory air conditioned, fully
equipped. beautiful throughout,
reduced to S4,395.
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sTUDEBAKER $50 A-ton pickup, 4
forward gears. good cond. 5000 or
ii raas after WA 4-4540
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Dr.. Arthur P. SidweII,
Agriculture TechnoIoeist

DR.. Arthur Plummer Sidwell,
research food technologist with
the Department Of Agriculture,
died after a heart attack yes
terday ct his home, 906 Elm
avenue, Takoma Park, Md.
Born in Illinois, he was
graduated from the University
Of Illinois in 1897 and received
his masters degree from Ohio
State University and his doc
torate from Oregon State Uni
verSity in 1858.
He served on the Oregon
State faculty until 1855, when
he accepted a position with
the Department Of Agriculture
at the BeltSville CAId0 Research
Center.
At Beltsville, DR.. Sidwell
conducted and directed re-
search in the measurement of
quality in fruits and vegetables.
DR.. Sidwell was president Of
the Washington chapter Of the
Institute Of Food Technologists
and belonged to the American
Society for Horticultural Sci
ence and the American Society
of Plant Psychologists.
He was a member of Alpha
zeta, Phi Kappa Phi and Sigma
Xi, national honorary societies.
Active in Takoma Park Boy
Scout and PTA work, DR.. Sid
well was a member Of Grace
Methodist Church, the Takoma
Park Horticultural Club, and
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the Wilderness. However, he
was present at AppomattoS
where he urged Lee not to
surrender.
He fell into virtual disgrace
among Southerners when he
applied for q Job with his cou-
sin by marriage, Ulysses s
Grant.
After the generals death In
1904 Mrs. Longstreet was at
one time q newspaper reporter,
q freelance writer on politics,
the postmistress Of Gainesville,
Ca, q Veterans Bureau en-
ploye. and q riveter in q B-2e
bomber plant.
Held Public Office
As State librarian, she was
the first woman in Georgia to
hold public office. p,
II had to get the Legislature
to change the law before ]
could assume office" she re-
called q number Of years ago.
"a hundred thousand women
signed q petition that the law
be repealed so I could be ap-
pointed"
In 1885, angered by reports
that she was broke and
stranded in the Virgin Islands,
Mrs. Longstreet expressed
CONSERVATION upon hearing
that the hat was being passed
around for me back in the
States"
She rejected funds which had
been gathered for her and said
she was still able to buy "even
such luxuries as lipsticks and
rouge"
In her 70s at the time, the
peppery Mrs. Longstreet de-
scribed her daily routine as
including tennis or golf, q s.
mile constitutional, q swim In
Lindbergh Bay and q canter
over the bride paths Of Mas
sau."
Her employment during 9
World War II as q riveter at
the Bell bomber plant at Mari
eta, Ca, created o storm Of
protest by union organizers
who called it q publicity stunt
But she stuck to the job for
nearly two years and q sub
foreman described her work a.
ranking with the best done ir
the plant.
In May, 1856, Mrs. Longstreei
was found wandering and in
coherent in the streets Of FL
mira, N. Y. She was placed
in a hospital and later taken
to Atlanta.
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G. F. Muttheiss,
District Native

Carl F. MattheisS, SO. a ma
tive Of Washington, died al
Prince Georges Hospital Wed
nesday after a long illness.
Born in the District, Mr.
MattheisS attended public
school in Capitol Heights, Nd
He was employed for 80 years
as q maintenance mechanic at
the A. F. Jorss Iron Works in
Arlington.
He leaves his mother, Mrs
Anna MattheiSs and two
sisters, Marie and Louise, at
the home address, ais Beck
street Sc, and another sister,
Mrs. Katherine Bartell Of AIS
Sixth avenue, Capitol Heights
Services win be at 2:30 pm.
tomorrow at Lee Funeral Home,
Fourth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NE. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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HenryJ. Dorr,
Founded District
Electrical Firm

Henry j. Dorr. So. founder
and president Of an electrical
contracting and repair COM
pany, died at his home. 1917
Arcola avenue. Silver Spring
early yesterday after Q long i'll
ness. He was the last Of IL
children.
Mr.. Dorr attended Washing
ton elementary schools and in
1915 began his electrical COM
pany, Central Armature Works.
Inc, at 625 D street, NV. He
had been the company's presi-
dent since 1898, and had con-
tracted the wiring for the span
Of the Woodrow Wilson bridge
and for the new approach to
the Fourteenth street bridge,
He was q member Of the
Metropolitan Washing gton
Board Of Trade, United States
Chamber Of Commerce. WASH
ington Building Congress, Ma
tional Electrical Contractors
Association, Washington Elks
Lodge IS and Optimist Club.
Mr.. Dorr leaves his wife,
Irene Hadden Of the home ad-
dress; two children, Mrs. John
c. Parlon, jr., and Robert Hen
ry, both Of Silver Spring; and
five grandchildren.
Requiem mass win be offer
ing at o am. Monday at st.
Mary's Church, Fifth and @
streets NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Ce m e terry.
Friends may call at the Pum-
phrey Funeral Home in Silver
Spring.
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Mrs. Bond, 90,
St. Muy's Native

Mrs. Flora Mary Bond. 90. q
native Of st. Mays County
Nd. died Wednesday at the
Little Sisters Of the Poor home
for the aged. 22O n street NE
She had been at the home
since September, 1857.
The former Flora Thompson
she married Wiley Bond, q rosc
crew foreman and also a ma.
tive Of st. Mary's County. ir
1900. She worked as 9 house
keeper for most Of her life.
She leaves q brother, Bris-
coe Thompson, Of Hollywood
Md. q daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Hubbard. Of 205 M street S.W.
and six grandchildren.
A funeral mass viii be said
at the home at $50 am. TO-
morrow. Burial win be ir
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Foirfox Bus Kills
WestViroiniu Man

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May { tAP).-Denald Lee OFT,
%. Harpers Ferry, died In
Charles Town General Hos
pital last night soon after he
was hit by q bus on Route Q.
The bus was carrying 81
Fairfax (va0 Kiwanians to the
horse races at Shenandoah
Downs.
Trooper r. r. Truck, who in
vestigated. said Mr.. OFT ap-
parently stepped into the path
Of the bus near Mountain Mis-
sion fountain south Of Charles
Town.
The driver and owner Of the
bus, Vernon Franklin, SO, Fair
fax, was not charged.
MIR. OFT had just been dis
charged from the Army at Fort
Knox, KY. and had arrived
home only the night before
the accident.
Funeral services were sched-
uled for Sunday.
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Col. William A. Eddy, 81,
Former U. S. DipIomut

BEIRUT, Lebanon, May 4
(AP).-Col. William A. Eddy
81, first United States minister
to Saudi Arabia, died last night
at the American University
Hospital.
Col. Eddy had been in poor
health for several months and
suffered a cerebral thrombosis
in his home in Beirut.
Born in Sidon in what is now
Lebanon, he was the son and
grandson of Presbyterian mis-
sionaries who lived and died in
Syria.
He was graduated from
Princeton University in 1917
and won decorations fighting
with the United States Marines
in France in World War I.
Later he became professor oi
English at the American Uni
versity, Cairo, taught at Dart
mouth, and served as presi-
dent Of Hobart and William
Smith Colleges in Geneva
N. Y.
With Americas entry IL
World War II, Col. Eddy lef
his academic career and became
United States Naval Attache IL
Cairo in 1941. He later served
as chief Of the wartime Offict
Of Strategic Services in Nortl
Africa and worked with Gen
Mark Clark and diplomat Rob
ert Murphy in preparing thu
way for American North Afri'
can landings in 1943.
In 1914, he was appointed
first United States ministel
plenipotentiary to Saudi Arabia
He acted as an interpreter IL
the meeting of Presiden
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Mrs. Longstreet, 50,
Generals Widow, Dies
MuIEDGEvuLE. Ga. NJ,

MILLEDGEVILLE, Ca, May
a (AP). - Mrs. Helen Dortch
Longstreet, widow of Confed-
crate Gen. James Longstreet,
fighter for things in which she
believed. Southern beauty and
World War II airplane factory
worker, is dead at 80.
She had hoped to reach 100
but the end came quietly yes
terday in Milledgeville State
Hospital.
Mrs. Longstreet never liked
to talk about her age, but her
niece and only survivor, Mrs,
r. H. Rumph Of Atlanta, said
she was born in Gainesville,
Ga. April 20, 1853.
In failing health for 10
years, she entered the State
mental hospital in 1857. Doc
tors described her case as mild
and said she seemed prefectly
happy.
Met Generals Daughter
Mrs. LongStreet attended
Brenau College at Gainesville
Ga, and there met Gen. Long
streets daughter by his first
wife, Marie Louise Garland, who
dies in 1889.
On September 8, 1897, she
married Gen. Longstreet at the
old Governors mansion in At
lanta. He was rs and she "a
Her greatest fight was q bat
tie to clear her husband "o1
any accusation wrongfuliy made
against him that he failed to
carry out Lees orders at Get
tysburg." She contended he
had been cautious, nothing
more.
His wounds and sadness
aroused q poetic interest" in
him, Mrs. Longstreet said In a
book she wrote later defending
him. The book was entitled Lee
and Longstreet at High Tide. +"
Second In Command
Gen. Longstreet was second
in command to Lee Of the Army
of Northern Virginia. He was
described as "immovable" in
the battles Of Williamsburg,
First Manassas. Second Ma
nassas and Antietam. But a
show of caution at Gettysburg
drew the charge that he had
ignored orders.
The general called "the Bull
dog Of Chickamauga," was al
most killed by his own troops
in an error at the Battle Of
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Roosevelt and King Ibn Saud
aboard an American cruiser in
the Suez Canal in February.
1945.
Col. Eddy remained minister
until 1946, then became con-
sultant to the Arabian Ameri-
can Oil Co. from 1947 to 1852.
In 1852 be also became consult
ant to the TRANSPORTATION Pipe
line Co.
Col. Eddy was married in
Cairo in 1922 to Mary Garvin.
Fee leaves his wife and four
children, the Rev. William A.
Eddy, jr., of Bloomington, Ind,
John c. Eddy, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, Mrs. Robert r. Furman
of 6745 Greentree road, Be-
thesda, Md. and Mrs. John H.
Costinett. jr., Of 5000 Spout
Run parkway, Arlington, Va.
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Harry Bartholomew,
British Journalist

LONDON, May 4 (AP)-
Harry Guy Bartholomew. II,
one Of the old greats" Of Brit
ish journalism. died today. He
was chairman Of the Daily Mir
row group from 1874 to 1851,
was largely the inspiration be-
hind the great success Of the
paper. now Britain's biggest
selling daily.
Mr.. Bartholomew, a pioneer
Of the bold. brash headline and
commic strip, started as an Of
flee boy with the Daily Mail
when he was Il.
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Sidney Matthews
Chef n Years

Sidney Matthews, 47. chef Of
a District restaurant, died yes
terday after a heart attack.
Mr.. Matthews was head chef
for % years at the 1903 Res
taurant, 1903 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Born in North Caro-
lima, he came here. as q child.
He was active in Florida Ave-
nue. Baptist Church.
He leaves his wife, Rebecca,
and q son, Leroy. 2, Of the
home address, 1011 Eighteenth
street NE.
Services will be at ! pm.
Monday at the Hall Brothers
Funeral Home, 621 Florida
avenue NV. Burial will be In
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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Walter Phelps HoII

PRINCETON, N, j.. May 4
(AP).-Walter Phelps Hall, n,
Dodge professor of American
history emeritus at Princeton
University, died yesterday after
a heart attack. He was q mem
Der of the Princeton faculty
since 1918.
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the Beltsville Financial Edu-
cation Club.
He leaves his wife, Phoebe,
and four children, Sylvia.
Ronald, Bruce and Patrick, all
of the home address; his
mother, Mrs. Stella Driscoll
Sidwell of Takoma Park, and
a brother, Clarence Of Chicago.
I Services will be at IL am.
tomorrow at the Takoma
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
street NV, with burial in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Anurtltn1H

ENZEL, MORRIS. The unveiling OF
the monument in memory Of NOR
RIS ENZEL will take place on sun
cay. May 6. 1862, at IL noon.
Meet at the Beth Sholom Synagogue,
18th St and Eastern ave. nv; then
proceed to the Beth Sholom Gene
terry. 8
FISCHER. SAM. There will be an
unveiling of a monument for the
late SAM FISCHER at the Beth
Sholom Cemetery. 470S NJ 81. Sc,
on Sunday. May 6, 1862. at > pm.
Friends and relatives invited
THE FISCHER FAMILY.
LEVIN, MRS. BELLA. An unveiling
will take place on Sunday, May 9.
1862. at 4 pm, at the Mount Leb-
anon Cemetery, RiggS I'd, Chillum,
Nd Relatives and friends are in
vited THE LEVIN FAMILY. 8
LEVY. ROSE. The unveiling Of monu-
ment TO the memory Of my beloved
wife. ROSE LEVY, mother Of Helen
Prank and Joan Cohen. will take
plsce at the United Hebrew Gene
tery, Washington blvd, Lansdovne.
Nd, on Sunday. May 8. 1862, at >
pm, Relatives and friends are in
MAURICE LEVY AND FAMILY.
29.4
SOLLARS. RAY. There will be an un-
vellIng of q monument in memory
OF our dearly beloved wife and
mother, on Sunday May 6. 1862, at
ll.3O am, at B'nai Israel Gene
terry, Oxon Hill, Nd. Friends and
HARRY soLLARs AND FAMILY.
29.4,5
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mrmnrtaI maHH

koUZA. MINISTER EGYDTo cAMARA.
In loving memory Of MINISTER
passed away on Saturday, April
2s. 1862
The Brazilian delegation to the
o. A. s. wishes to invite his many
friends to q memorial mass to be
offered at l2 noon Saturday, May
5, At ST. Thomas Apostle Church,
c665 Woodley TG. NV Washing
ton, D. c. 1
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BARTLETT, JULIE NJ. On Thursday
Nav 3, 1862, at her RESIDENCE. 542s
6sfS Beloved d Vie wife d III Herbert Bartlett
Friends may call at the S. H. Hine'
Co. Funeral Home, 1901 18th ST
NV. parking facilities). Services
ssy e. the sSoys iSpeEa az nome 16termen Sa Mem
Arlington National Cemetery.
BASTIN, OTIS Z. On Wednesday, MAJ
., 1862. at his residence, 3413 S0tf
ave, north, Forestville, Nd, OTIS
z BAsT1N. beloved husband o.
Robert shafeT; bTother Of Mrs
Goldie Butler. Mrs. Effie Tucker ano
Leroy Bastin. Friends may call 81
The Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
ices viii Be held on Saturday. Msy
5, at 1880 am. Interment Cedar
Hin Cemetery.
BLACK. MARY ELIZABETH. On
wednesday; May e 1852. at her
Nary NARY EIIzlsErH' Mas'sna sEack ave II. Rf Rit,
Of the late. Charles N. Black, mother
Of Mrs. Helen Benham, Mrs. Dorothy
Wardell and the late Charles N
ni9s Black: iii ;tsI,- sister Of Mrs. G. J; VOL,
survived BY three grandchildren anC
five Rreat-grandchildren. Friendl
nay F,sy esn st tie Lee Funeral Home
May 5, at 10 am. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery.
BOONE, JOHN z. On Tuesday, Ma!
]. 1862, at Veterans Hospital, PERI
Point, Nd. JOHN Z. BOONE, hus
is survived By two sons. John +
and James M. Q daughter. Veima 3
AIexander' and a grandson; John 4
Alexander: ir. Notice Of iunerS
EnnRFAl IntaFmRnE
ton National Cemetery. 9
BROWN. CLARENCE C. CRED BILL
fSSs SSssentz eARRNesE S esEHtuEfRa45 SR45wN AOo ~ @ 3
z St. ne, beloved son Of Dandridg
survived BY one sister. Dofoth,
Jones: two brothers, other rela
tives and friends. After 9 am
Saturday May s.. friends may cal
9Th st. NV, until time Of funers
at l pm. Interment Amherst. va.
BURTON, HAROLD E. On Wednesday
~ May z,2z z; lgS2; GS HAROLD Z: BURTON
son Burton. father Of MS Loret:i ss
Bailey OF Cumberland, Nd. anc
Arthur Spring Of Birmingham. Ala
Friends are invited TO cali at tht
Of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda
Nd. Services on Saturday. May 5
az pm. at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church, 56z1 Western ave
n:w. lnterment Albany, N. Y. In lieu
OF flowers. contributions may b
made to the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church Building Fund. (Aibany
N. T.. papers please copy.)
COLLINS, ESTELLE. On wednesday
May ., 1862. at her residence, lI3C
Fowler ST.. Fails Church, Va, ES.
TELLE COLLINS. daughter OF the
late Thomas and Elizabeth Collins
She leaves host OF cousins, Other
relatives and many friends Mis-,
collins may be seen at the above
address after 12 noon Friday. MAJ
4: Funeral services on Saturday
May 3 at / pm, at the ,secont
the Rev. w. z costner, officiating
Casket will not be opened after serv,
ices. Interment church cemetery
AIrangements by the Chinn Funera
COLLINS, EsTELLE. Officers an,
4SS'' & T 1: S!s!Bs ss}iil!;
wv EsTEELE COLLINS. Fu
neral services will be hell
- at pm. Saturday. Ma!
5. 1862, at the Second Baptis
Church. Falls Church. Va.
MARY E. BUTLER,
BLoNoE W. HAWKINS, Fin. Secy
Evening star., 1962-05-04
DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
1rt Mrntnriattr

EMMA. WILLIAM H. AND
DANIELi cox. CORTNE B. IN
memory Of my loved ones: Mother,
seven years, May 4: father, six
May 5; sister. nine months.
Today is the day Of remembrance
And many sad regrets;
When the rest Of the world for
sets. JAMES.