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HELEN V. SMITH, wife Of Marx F
Smith. daughter OF Lillian r. and
John i Veney. sister of Dorothy
z: Williams, Catherine M. and
Marian Veney. niece OF Hattie A.
Middleton, Rosie Bowles, Ada Miller.
julia Smith, Thomas Alexandria,
John Willie and Leonard Gordon
most OF other relatives and many
rest in Mount Zion Baptist Church,
18th and South Langley SITS. Arling-
ION, Va, after 6 pm, August %
Funeral service at i pm. August %.
AZ the above named church, the
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. ARRANGEMENTS by Chinn. Family
may be contacted at ia. S-1I67.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-21

Gav Euvust W 1965, Al NortSSrn
Virginia Doctors Hospital, WILLIAM
JAMES FOSTER of 5lI Madison
place, Falls Church, Va, beloved
husband of Gwendolyn NJ. FoNer,
son Of the late Bertram @. and
Henry L. Foster and Charlotte F.
DAVIS. nephew Of Sarah ". Jane G
and Margaret NJ. Lockwood and
Mrs. John R. Grunwell. Friends may
call at the Birch Funeral Home,
3O3i NJ st. NV, where services will
be held on Thursday. August %, at
pm. Interment Oak Hill Gene
terv 81
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hEAHES, MARY. On Friday, August | =,
1852. MARY REAVEs Of 1904 Yer,
mont ave. NV, wife Of Louis Reaves
and sister Of Edith. Katheleen and
Vet Walker Of West Virginia, other
relatives and many friends. After
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home 1870 9th
ST.. NV, where services will be
held Thursday. August %, at -
noon. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 10
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CHARLES. There will be q
meeting Of Printing Press
mems Union, No. 1, at
10 am. on Wednesday,
August %, at the Union
office, 1908 K st. NV, to
attend the services for
CHARLES FOWLER.
WILLIAM GuEA praR
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August Il, 1862, JENNIE Z. CALD-
WELL of "+5S Alabama ave. Sc,
beloved mother OF Eva J. Caldwell
and Lester Green, grandmother OF
Lavinina Giles. also surviving are
other relatives and many friends.
After ) pm Tuesday, August Il,
Mrs. Caldwell will lie in state at
Peoples Community Church. llth
and G SITS. ne. Services Wednes-
day, August -. from the above
church at l pm, the Rev. Greek
officiating
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Aqsgst IL, 1905, ToRIB fcHoT n
RlLLON: Sr., beloved husband OF
Mary j. Rillon and father OF
Camille. Mary Jane. Toribio. Or.
Diana Marie, Sandra and Robert
Rillon. Friends may call at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc (Darking facili-
tieS). on Wednesday. August -
from s am. until time of prayers
at 8 am. Interment Mount Olivet
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STEINER. MARnYN MIDD1FToN ,

Monday, August 20, 1862, at Wash
ington Sanitarium and Hospital.
MARYLIN MIDDLETON STEINER
OF III WoodSide pkwy., Silver Spring,
OF James M Steiner, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christie Middleton,
Sr.; sister Of Mrs Melinda Lund,
Melissa and Christie Middleton. ir -.
and granddaughter of Mrs. Stefanie
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
1894 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md, where services will be held on
Thursday, August 90, at II am
parking facilitiesl. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Friends may visit
Tuesday. 90
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BRAMNER. CLAUDE ELGN. suddenly

IT, IHbI, MRS. JESSIE BUTLER OF
30 9th ST. Sc. wife OF Robert But
Ter. Other relatives and friends also
survive. Remains resting with L. E.
Murray a. Son 1897 10th ST. NV.
Funeral notice later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-21

hUSH' LA M On IhuISday. AuglsI
wife Of Dennis Kosh. She leaves TO
mourn six daughters. two sons five
sisters, Mary E. Chase, Estelle Lo-
max, Martha Thornton, jeanette
Brokenbrough and Sarah Scott; one
brother, Richard Humphrey; grand
children, great-grandchildren a host
Of other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at the Snowden
ton 81 no PockvilIe MN M ID " ESnersI
services Tuesday, August 81. at l
pm, at the Centennial Methodist
Church, Brighton, Md, the Rev.
Williams officiating. Interment
church Gem etery. Family at 1886
Rpnneff nj n " 81
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MARY c. RoBEY. Pres.
KLAvANs, LYMAN. On sunday, Au

Of b123 45th st. NV, beloved hus-
band Of Sarah Klavans, devoted
father OF Mrs. Sylvia Kaplowitz, Mrs.
Ethel K. Lesser, Mrs. Edythe K.
Fishman and Elmer L. Klavans, all
OF Washington, D. c. Also survived
by one brother and two sisters,
Louis Klavans and Mrs. Sarah Lesser,
both of Baltimore, Md, and Mrs
Annie Spildock Of Philadelphia, Pa.
grandchildren. Mr.. Klavans rests at
the C. D. GOLDBERG g. Son Funeral
Home. 4217 9th st. NV, until IL
am. Tuesday, August 81. Services
Synagogue, 18th and Crittenden sts
NV, Tuesday at / pm. Interment
Bnai Israel Cemetery. In mourning
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SdLuLuay. AuguSt Is, 1862, MAR-
Morris pl ne, beloved mother of
Dianne Hansborough She also is
survived by four brothers, one
sister, other relatives and friends.
The late Mrs. Hansborough will
rest at the Stewart Funeral Home
30 H st. ne, after . pm. Tuesday,
where services will be held
Wednesday, August %, at l pm.
Casket will not, be opened. Interment
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WILLIAM H. SHEA, Pres
ROY T. DEAN. Secy.

ROY T. DEAN. Secy.
FARACo. ANTONETTE ARNOLD. On
Saturday. August Is. 1862. in Or
m9nd Beach Fla, ANToINETTE
2ll6 Annandale I'd, Pals Church.
Va. beloved wife Of W. George
Faraco and sister Of Arthur B.
Biazzi OF Washington. D. C. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
@S41 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
after II noon on Monday. August 20.
where there will be a recitation Of
the rosary ct s pm. on Tuesday.
August 2l. Requiem mass will be
celebrated at St. James Catholic
Church, West Broad and Soring
SITS. Falls Church, Va, on Wednes-
day. August 80. at 10 am. Inter-
ment National Memnrial Park o.
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nm III hO4hHA-NLs ouuuSllY. OH
Saturday, August Is, 1862, JOYCE
ROMANO HART. devoted wife OF
Mr.. James Hart, mother OF Jaslyn
Renee, Jacquel Ign, Janice, and James
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Atlee. She also is survived by four
sisters, three brothers, one niece,
two grandmothers, one grandfather,
seven aunts, seven uncles, and host
of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains to lie in state at the Metro
politan Methodist Church. Pomonkey,
Nd, from pm. Tuesday, August
81, to l pm. Wednesday, time of
funeral August 20, Rev. F. D.
Myers officiating. Interment Church
cemetery. Advancement by Barnes
and Matthews.
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Saturday. August is. 1862, at his
home, 1928 Owen place ne, Wash
ington, D. c.. HOWARD CARTER,
brother OF Mrs. Lucille WfNte, Mrs.
Nellie Lucas. Mrs Dolores King,
william and Wilbur Carter. Friends
may call at the Greene Funeral
Home, Sl4 Franklin St. Alexandria,
Va, Tuesday. August II, where
services will be held Wednesday at
| pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
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GOLDMAN, McRoY. On Tuesday, Au

Saturday. August IS. 1862, Dr..
RAY FREDERICK GUYNN Of 1916
10Th st. NV. beloved husband Of
Bergit S. Guynn. father of Norman
r. Guynn, son of Mrs. Norman
Guynn of Woodlawn, Va; brother
of Mrs. lila Park of Upper Lake,
n Y; Dyer v. Guynn of Woodlawn,
Va; N carroll Guynn of Fisher
Vile, Va. Friends may call at the
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l |
l4th ST. NV, after pm. Tuesday, |
August 81 (parking facilitiesl. Serv-
ices from Fl. Myer Chapel, Fl. Myer, |
Va, on Thursday, August %, at
pm. Interment Arlington National |
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C. ARTHUR, sr. On Monday,
5 august 20 1852. C.. ARTHUR
husband Of the late Ollie w. Smoot
and father of Mrs. Iris S. Brown
and c. Arthur Smoot, jr. Also sur
Vlving are four grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. After
pm. wednesday, friends are in
vited to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1890 9th st. NV. Funeral
at st. Phillips Episcopal Church,
243l Shannon pl Sc. at 10 am
Thursday, August %. Interment
Carver Memorial Park 90
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GARFIELD, ELSIE V. On Monday, Au-
gust 20, 1852, at Oakton, Va. ELSIE
v. GARFIELD of Washington, D. c.,
mother of Edmund D. Garfield Of
Dallas. Texas; sister OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Holmead OF Washington, D. C.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Flu
neral Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on
Wednesday, August %, at IL am.
parking facilities.) Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
GIRTS, MAUDE L. On Monday, August
20. 1862, MAUDE L, GIRTS of 3l33
Connecticut ave. NV, beloved mother
of Maxine L. Girts. Services on
Thursday. August 30, at the Lincoln
Chapel, New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, at IL am. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. In lieu OF
flowers. contributions may be made
TO the Chinese Community Church,
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02

The Sll2. 500 trotting tour
nament for ur-year- -olds,
sponsored by the Harness
Tracks of America, Inc, goes
into its fourth round this Fri
day night august 81 at Bran
dywine Raceway.
A galaxy of the most cele-
brated horses in the U.s., in
cluding the Patrick DiGennaro's
Rodney stallion, Duke Rodney,
who shares the Brandywine trot
mark (2:0l.4) with Su Mac Lad,
are signed up for the mile con-
test carrying a $4,000 added
purse.
Duke Rodney, whose racing
prowess this year and last has
caused the experts to single him
out as the most likely to shat
ter the Immortal Greyhound's
world half-mile trotting mark
($Il6,6l4), and turned up as
fastest for his age and gait in
an actual race on a double oval,
with a 2:0l.3, just one-fifth
off the world record for sopho-
more trotters.
This year The Duke has won
more than $4,000, clamping
down for 7 victories in IL
races. He captured the End
leg of the H T A Series In
2:02 at Hamilton, Ohio, over a
strip rated only good, but
was defeated in the opening
round by dime store tycoon
Norman Woolworth's Porter
house.He was catch-driven by
Doug Ackerman in the absence
of Billy Haughton and, when
moving out to challenge for the
lead in the final eighth, went
off stride and finished sixth.
Porterhouse proved himself
a power house this season when
he tripped the timer at Roose-
velt Raceway in 2:0l.2, a sea-
sons record thus far. He was
second to Duke Rodney in the
End leg of the H T A Series
and looms as the Dukes main
rival in the next encounter here.
Other contenders thus far in
the tournament have included
George Schumacher's Darn
Dandy, second to Porterhouse
In the opening dash and third
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02
PoUltrymen
Sc eek Lower
Freight R ate

Representatives of the Del
marva Poultry Industry, Inc.
met with officials of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad in
Baltimore last week to explore
possibilities of freight rate re-
ductions for grain from Mid
West points to Delmarva. DPl
was represented by William R.
Stephens, Chairman of the
Transportation Committee, and
DR.. James R. Snitzler, trans
portation consultant for DPI.
Mr.. Stephens reported that
the meeting was fruitful and
groundwork was laid for
studies aimed toward rate re-
ductions. This is but one of a
series of meeting which DPI
is conducting with various tran
sportation agencies for the pur-
pose of exploring all avenues
by which grain may be moved
to Delmarva at the least cost.
lDelmarVa is deficit grain
producing area and must bring
rcorn into the area from out
side sources.
Stephens added that it is es-
sential for the Delmarva Poul :
try Industry to receive rate
reductions on feed ingredients
in order to remain competi-
tive with other poultry areas.
This need will be even more
pronounced ifproposed rail rate
reductions to the southeastern
areas become effective next
month as scheduled.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02
Brandywine To Feature
Top 4-YearOlds Friday

to- Duke Rodney in the second
round; Vita Flash, owned by
Tingle, Wilgus and Farrigton,
who prepped for the next round
with a zoos performance here
the past week, winning impress
sively from the s post; the Cas-
tleton Farms Orbiter; and the
Arden Homestead Stables Mat
aStar.
The H T A Series, offering
the national championship de-
gree to the most capable four
year-old trotter entered, is
being contested in six prelim =
inaries in FIVE States, with high
scorers under apoint-awarding
system meeting in a $50, 900
Final at Roosevelt Raceway in
September.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02
C1lISJ!I'|Ia'I:l';;,I|';K| 4 KJIlI,IIY1 Nd
An Ancient Prayer for.
Modern Need:

An Ancient Prayer for.
Modern Need:
Revive Thy work n the
midst of the years" (Habak-
kuk 1922
The greatest need of the
world is not the advance of
necular warfare but a revival
of Biblical Christianity. A re-
vival that will disclose the
futility of the exaltation of
man, expose his inherent drift
to selfishness and man-wor-
ship, and cause him to cry
out, God be merciful to me
a sinner"
We need a revival that will
sweep away the froth of So
cial betterment; that will ex-
hibit the futility of evange-
lism that has forgotten or
watered down repentance, that
treats moral delinquency as
a thing to be cured by chang
ing the r sidence, or offering
a better menu at the table
instead of seeking to change
the heart condition by regen-
Grafton.
We can have such a revival
if men and women are will
ing to go all out for God. If
men would take the Bible for
what it says and dare to
trust God by faith, We can
see men saved and believers
sanctified Holy and have Re.
vival in our day.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02

The gas that gives air its
fresh clean smell after a thun-
derstorm is ozone.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02

at $50 am. starting on Aug
ust 5.
The healing services will be
held every other Monday night
with Mr.. Corsa. The Prayer
Group will meet without clergy
during August on the alternate
Monday nights from the heal
ing service.
In the event of an emergen-
cy In the parish during the
absence of the rector, the pa
rishioners are asked TO con-
tact either Frank Greenwell,
senior warden, or Thomas
Lamb, junior warden.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02
Rector On
Vacation

The Rev. Spencer R. Quick
and his family will be on their
vacation during the month OF
August. There will be only one
service at St. Peters Church
each Sunday in August, con-
Quoted by the Rev. PincOey
M. Corsa, rector of St. Anne's
Church, Middletown. The SER
vice will be held each Sunday
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02

Parents who drive their
children to and from school
should park well away from
the school, says the Allstate
Safety Crusade. This elimin-
ates congestion around the
school entrances which could
conceal a child about to run
into the street.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02
Christian Science
Dover, Delaware
Sunday Services

The subject of the Lesson
Sermon in all Christian Sci
ence churches in Delaware,
Sunday, will be Love-"
Morning Service and Sun
day School are at HOO am.
Wednesday Evening Testi-
mony Meetings at 500 pm.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02

Beauty seems to be deter
mined more by the way you
make up your mind than by
the way you make up your
face.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-02
Holiness Christian
Millington, Maryland
Rev. lester Moser pastor

hoV. LeSCtr MOSer, Pastor
Sunday Services
Sunday School, 9:45 am.
Morning Worship Service,
10:45 am.
Young Peoples Meet, TOO
p. m.
Evening Worship Service,
7:30 p. m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting,
7.30 D. m.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08

into the World Jewish Or
ganization, imposing upon
its members these obliga-
tions: Giving a Hebrew
education to the children of
members; investing in Is
raeli enterprises; sending
members children for at
least one years study in
Israel; and organizing all
JeWry for the achievement
of these aims.
Mr.. Ben-Gurion noted in
his letter that he did not
include, among the duties
of members of the pro-
posed WJO, the duty of en-
couraging pioneering emf
grafton to Israel because
l do not believe that an
organization w which h does
not obligate its own mem
bers to emigration to Is
rael can influence youth
abroad to emigrate to Is
rael." Furthermore, he
charged, the WZO is not
fulfilling its obligation, un-
dertaken in its charter, to
mobilize the Jewish people
for the cause of Israel.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08

others passed at the clos
ing session of its Week-long
meeting here. Other resolu-
tions called for strengthen
ing every aspect of world
Zionist activity and for the
placing of major emphasis
on the broadening of i'm
migrant-absorption opera
tions in Israel, in view of
increased immigration into
this country.
DR.. Nahum Goldman,
president of the W.Z.O.,
told the closing session that
greater effort toward in
creased American Jewish
immigration to Israel was
needed on the part of the
American Jewish commu-
nifty.
A subcommittee of the
Actions Com nit t e e en-
gagged in a hot debate on
the attacks made against
the Zionist movement by
Prime Minister David Ben
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08

Gurion. The group adopted
a sharp resolution criticiz-
ing Mr.. Ben-Gurion, but de-
cided not to present that
draft to the Actions Com
mittee as a whole.
Mr.. Ben-Gurion himself
did not appear at the meet
ing of the Actions Commit
tee but sent a letter to the
closing session, restating
his views in regard to the
Zionist movement. In the
letter, he stated: GAS the
Zionist Organization mem
bers and leadership declare
that ZioniSm does not i'm
pose the duty of personal
immigration, I cannot con-
slider myself a Zionist. But
Zionism is not my proper
ty, and those who wish to
call themselves Zionists
may do So
He again proposed the
change of the names of the
World Zionist Organization
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08

officially naming the Soviet
Union among the countries
forbidding the exit of Jews
who wish to go to Israel,
called upon the discrimin-
ating countries not only to
recognize the rights of the
Jews to enigrate but also
to recognize the humani-
tartan aspect of the reunifi-
cation of families.
The Actions Committee,
policy-making body of the
W.Z.O. between sessions of
the World Zionist Con-
crosses, adopted the immi-
grafton resolution among
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08

In a brief reply, DR..
Goldman re e C t ID Mr..
Ben Gurion's charges, de-
claring: "The personal OBJ
legation of Ally a h was
never a prerequisite to
membership in the Zionist
movement, even in the
days when the Zionist t
movement was headed by
Ben-Gurion. The Zionist t
movement urred the
Jewish people into activity
for the idea of the rebirth
of the Jewish State and to
work for ISrael-and this
remains Zionism'S task"
Rejecting also the Ben
Gurion charge that Zion
ism has not met the duties
imposed upon it by the
WZO charter, DR.. Gold
mann observed: Much has
been done in this direction,
and much more could have
been achieved if Ben-Gur-
ion, instead of indulging in
letter writing and placing
obstacles, were to lend a
helping hand"
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08
Russia Urged To Allow Exodus

JERUSALEM (JTA)-A
resolution calling upon all
countries which still forbid
emigration of Jews to Is
rael to halt such denial of
"h S toric rights" was
adopted here by the Ac-
tions Committee of the
World Zionist t Organiza-
ton. The resolution, spe-
The Adak sun., 1962-03-26

Since this is the initial edition of Channel 8 ShoWbill. a word of explanation. We have decided that viewers here Adak entitled to as much advance information programing the staff provide The quantity of information AFTV can put out will be limited by the length of this column but will try to include the rundown the outstanding shows coming your way each week.
 This week Citizen Soldier, American Musical The- ater and Ozzie and Harriet are being replaced by three series Meet McGrav, The Danny Thomas Show and I Led Three Lives. Meet McGraW will take the 9:3O Saturday nite spoto The first show in the Meet McGraW series is entitled, 1.-The New Orleans Story" and should be real. thriller. Youin want to watch the Danny Thomas ko* >aondays at 9:OO. this series Danny plays Danny Williams, nitec1ub entertainer. He is backed IF by arjorie Lord, A- gela '@1a"right Rusty IA2ya", ~ho star hisMfe recomnen! for the entire family. Herb Phi is back for of I Led TnI52 Lives. though we'll shown already this series is loaded with action intrigue that ought to make your viewing worth while. We'll be showing Led Three Lives at $500 every Friday. :"
 The Bell Telephone Hour s Channel 8's Saturday Night Special this week. Gordon lhcrae host and is joined on the show by his wife Sheila, The Broth CTS Four, and songstress Anita Bryant. That $500 Saturday.
 The Mite Owl Theater presentations for this week are Jack London's, "sEA VoF", rsday at lo:oo and "RoAD TO SINGAPORE" starring Bob Hope Bing Crosby (both much younger) as two playboys who go to Singapore to forget Women The first of the Road films will be shown Monday night at lO:oo.
 A few of the special guests you expect here on Channel this week Les Paul Nary Ford on the Best Of Farr; pianist Roger Williams the Ne1art Show; George Gobel and the Everly Brothers on the Ed Sullivan Show; Gwen Verdon and Car- ter Garry Moore, Drama guests this week are Mercedes McCambridge Wire Service and Claudette Colbert and Jeff Morrow Zane Grey Theater.
 My pick for the week is Studio A, 8:3O Thursday.
The chronicle., 1962-05-22
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co..5oS s. Market. so 23656,
22-B stp 4-i3
CONCRETE BLOCKS: 3 Is; $23
per 100. Delivered. TWIN CITIES
BLOCK & SUPPLY CO.. los N. Mar
ket, Paseagoula. 22-B If be Alb
No. 10 wire mesh: si6.50. TWIN
CITIES BLOCK g. SUPPLY CO., los
N. Market st., Pascagoula.
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FIBERED COATED PIPE: 4" g. per-
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BLOCK g. SUPPLY CO.. los N. Mar
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