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ANUS. Officials Clear
In Diversion of Grain

ficers of six Austrian grain I'M
porting firms
Although the investigation
is not yet concluded, officials
here are satisfied that the feed
grain which did not reach
Austria was sold in Western
Europe and none went behind
the Iron Curtain.
Austria CO-Operates
The Austrian authorities
were most cooperative in the
investigation, United States
officials said.
The grain shipments were
part of a $135 million barter
deal with Austria. The Austri-
ans agreed to ship variously
important industrial materials
in payment.
According to figures availa-
BILE at the State Department
700,355 metric tons of feed
grains were shipped under this
agreement during the fiscal
years 1860 and 1861. According
to Austrian records only 279,-
456 metric tons have been re-
ceived. Officials said the value
of the quantity which never
reached Austria is arond $21
million.
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Anthony FIeger,
Former Ohio
Representative

Anthony Alfred Fleger, 81, a
former Democratic Represent
alive from Ohio, died Tuesday
at Alexandria Hospital after a
long illness.
Mr.. Fleger, a native of
Austria Hungary, moved to
Cleveland with his parents in
1908. He attended schools there
and was graduated from the
John Marshall School of Law
in 1926, when he began prac-
ticing law in Cleveland.
From 1880 to 1892 he served
as justice of the peace in
Parma, Ohio, and was elected
to the State House Of Repre-
sentatives in 1882.
Mr.. Fleger became Mayor OF
Parma in 1888 and was elected
to a term in Congress in 1896
From 1941 to 1850 he was
special assistant to the United
States Attorney General and
from 1850 to 1858 he served as
an attorney in the Justice De-
partment.
Since 1858 he has had his
own real estate business in
Maryland.
Mr.. Fleger leaves his wife,
Mrs. Mary T. Fleger, of 444O
Wheeler road Sc, the home
address; a son, DR.. Donald A.,
5403 Give place, Springfield,
Va; a daughter, Mrs. Corinne
F. Jeffries, 4509 Long Meadow
road, Mclean; his mother, Mrs.
Hermine Troutman of Cleve-
land, and a sister, Mrs. Hermine
Felmer. also of Cleveland.
Services and burial will be
held Saturday in Cleveland.
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The State Department said
today no American official was
to blame for the mysterious dis
appearance of "a million bushels
of feed grain sent to Austria
in a barter deal.
Investigation clearly shows
that no American official was
in any way involved in the d.
version of these grains" Robert
McCloskey, a State Department
spokesman, said.
State Department officials
made their comment today in
the wake of a report to Con-
gress by Senator John j. VIII
liams, Republican Of Delaware,
about the missing "a million
bushels Of grain.
Called an Old Story
Officials said this is an old
story and the State and Agri-
cultural Departments have
been investigating the situation
since last December.
J. K. Mansfield, the State
Departments inspector general
of foreign assistance, made two
trips to Europe in the course
Of this investigation, which led
to the arrest of principal Of
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Leonard l. Durne, Gardener
At Norwood so Years

Northern Fairfax was ia
miliar ground to Mr.. Darne
before he joined the Merrywood
staff, however. His father, a
livery stable owner in George
town, also owned a 200-acre
farm near Merrywood, where
Mr.. Darne spent his boyhood
summers.
His home, at 4601 Chain
Bridge road, was part of the
old farm. Mr.. Darne's wife,
Florence Gray, died in 1859.
He leaves a son, L. Ralph
Darne, of 228 Ingleside avenue,
Mclean, three daughters, Mrs.
Mildred Cummins of 214 Park
Terrace court, Vienna; Mrs.
Virginia Mueller of 4901 Laugh
lin avenue, Mclean, and Mrs.
Hilda Needham of 226 Ingle-
side avenue, Mclean; a sister,
Mrs. Mabel Wagner of Wagner
lane and Chain Bridge road;
eight grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 1890 am.
Saturday at st. Luke's Catholic
Church, Falls Church. Burial
will be in National Memorial
Cemetery.
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Leonard Lee Darne,, for al
most so years the gardener at
Merrywood estate, Jacqueline
Kennedy's girlhood home, died
at the Washington Hospital
Center yesterday after brief
illness.
Mr.. Darne, who was 81, had
retired last year shortly after
the home was sold for apart
ment development. He did not
oppose apartments in the
northern Fairfax County es-
tate country, he said, but
Merrywood was his life.
my time is their time" he
once remarked of the First
Lady's family, explaining his
long hours and the not-too-
unusual seven-day work weeks.
Mr.. Darne began his service
at Merrywood in 1914 and saw
it change hands twcie and un-
dergo numerous revisions while
he was there. Hugh D. Auchin-
Gloss, Mrs. Kennedy'S step
father, purchased the 46-acre
estate in the early 1930S, and
in his 80 years Of ownership
installed a swimming pool, ten
mis- courts, a new entrance and
driveway and stables.
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Board Asks $112 Million
To Add 7O4 CIossrooms

The District Board of Edu-
cation yesterday approved a
SIP million revised six-year
school building program to add
704 elementary classrooms and
raise secondary school capacity
by 14,487 students.
The new facilities would be in
addition to $17.2 million worth
of projects pending in the con-
struction budget for the cur
rent fiscal year to add 1856
elementary classrooms and
space for 4.861 junior high
students.
School Supt. Carl F. Hansen
said the -through-1970
program is designed to relieve
overcrowding and provide for
anticipated enrolment in
creases, but won't take care Of
all the requirements the schools
would like.
I'VE think we ought to do
this in bold steps," he said
Of the building projection. The
bulk Of the work, or $3.50 mil
lion worth. is concentrated in
the first three years.
The package represents the
school systems proposal to the
Commissioners for inclusion in
the city's public works pro-
gram. The six-year forecasts
are revised each year, with the
past year dropped and a new
one added. Last years six-year
school program totaled $ll9
million.
New elementary projects ap-
pearing in the revised program
include a replacement for Mon
roe School to gain IS class
rooms, a 10-classroom net ad-
dition to the Watkins, a re-
placement for the Blow and
Pierce to gain Is classrooms, a
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CAPT. Leon II. Morine
Of Coast Guard Dies

Capt. Leon H. Morine, 81, a
former assistant chief of opera
lions at Coast Guard head
quarters, died Tuesday at the
United States Public Health
Service Hospital in Baltimore
after a long illness.
At his retirement In 1861,
Capt. Morine had more than
IS years of commissioned serv-
ice in the Coast Guard, with
several of his duty tours in
Washington.
In 1854 Capt. Morine was
named commandment of cadets
at the Coast Guard Academy
at New London, Conn.,, after a
tour of duty as chief Of public
information for the Coast
Guard.
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During World War II, he
served as the executive officer
of the transport Cavalier In
the Pacific.
An expert marksman, Capt
Morine once served as captain
OF the Coast Guard Rifle and
Pistol Teams.
A native of Kansas, he lived
at 1908 Chevy Chase drive
Chevy Chase.
Capt Morine leaves his wife
Emneline; a daughter, Mrs
C. H. Breedlove, jr., of GALS
Winnipeg road, Bethesda; two
sisters and a brother.
Graveside services will be al
3 pm. tomorrow at Arlington
Cemetery.
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George Wickert,
1898 War Veteran

George Edgar Wickert, SO, a
veteran of the Spanish Ameri-
can War, died Sunday at Cas-
ualty Hospital. He had been in
poor health for several months.
Mr.. Wickert, q native OF
Laurel, Nd, worked more than
30 years with the post office.
During World War l he went
to Carney's Point. N. j.. when
a branch was opened there.
He retired in 1947 from the
post office here.
Mr.. Wickert leaves no i'm
mediate survivors.
Services and burial were
scheduled for today.
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End of the Troll

PHILADELPHIA (AP). -
The last Of the clip-cloppinl
milk wagon horses will be re-
tired in this city when Abbott;
Diaries converts its final q
horse-and-wagon routes II
trucks by early winter. 1868
At one time. Abbott's had 40(
horse-drawn wagons In the
city.
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DEatha

THOMAS, CONNIE; on Monday, July
Quincy St. NV, CONNIE THOMAS,
beloved husband OF Mrs. Margaret
Thomas. Also surviving are three
sisters. one brother, other rela-
resting at the John 7; Rhines Co.
Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st. ne.
Gamble parking tacilitiesl. where
friends may call after 4 pm. Thurs
day. July 49,, and where funeral
July 10, at 1918 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Is
THOMAS, KATHERINE C. On Tues
THOMAS Of l7Iih Sth ST. NV,
and Elizabeth Thomas, beloved
sister sistsr q %bo Mrs. JUL JUL Hicks Miss
Handy, Mrs. Helen +. Wood, Mrs
Katherine H Duffey, Henry B. and
Walter R. Thomas. James A. Turner
and Earl 4. Jackson. Also SURVIVE
friends After pm. Friday. July
10, friends are invited to call at
the Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920
S S,5i St. nv High Reauism Mass
Augustine Catholic Church, 18th
and v SITS. NV, on Saturday, July
eo Sii e. d 10 s;%; Interment Mount
THOMPSON, MELVIN L. Suddenly,
MELVIN N J 7; THOMPSON y Gag =
Wilson and Mr.. Hillery B. Thomp-
brothers, Herman and HiIiery ' B.
thompson, IT.; grandfather, other
relatives and friends. After 5 pm,
aTTidtahy . July 10; friends may call
Home. $500 Nichols ave. Sc, where
funeral services will be held at IL
noon Saturday, July 90, the Rev.
v Victor Phillips officiating; Inter-
TY MaIS NARY MA TEL ELLA %sv. Mother
July 1s: 1888. MARY ELLA Tyler
Of 1925 Que st. NV. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements By
WALLACE, MARIANA A. on Monday,
July 15,. 1868, MARIANA A. WAL
LACE Of 1925 Park I'd. NV, be-
loved daughter Of Edna W. and
s sse late ,i Horace 3 wallace; and
Spence. Also surviving are a niece,
two aunts, one brother-in-iaw, other
relatives and many friends, After
pm. Friday friends are invited
70 call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1920 9th st. NV, where
services will be held on Saturday,
July 90, at 1870 pm. Interment
Harmony Memorial Park. 10
WARREN. JAMES R. CPAPY,. on
Wednesday, July II, 1853, at Circle
Terrace Hospital, JAMES r. WAR
KEN OF 1923 SD ave-, Hillside,
Warren. father Of Mrs. Julia Rel
myra Russell, brother Of William
NJ, Willis R. and the late Dwight
W., Warren, grandfather Of Rich
ard Russell; iry and Carol Ann
the Lee Funeral Home, Attn
81. and Mass: ave. ne, where serV-
ices will be held on Saturday, July
~, az 1850 am. Interment Cedar
WRIGHT, JAMES T. On Monday.
July Is. 1868. at the washington
WRIGHT. beloved brother Of Ethel
E, Blanche M, Joseph A., Fred
F., Haywood P. and irwin b.
Wright, Elizabeth J. Frazier and
Bessie C. Valentine. He also is
survived survived by eight. nieces, eight
tives and friends. Mr.. Wrieht may
be seen at the Chinn Funeral
llngton: Va. from to 10 pm.
ices al Fort Myer Chapel at se' 10
am. Friday. July 10, fnterment
Arlington National Cemetery. 1S
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lin MRntnriant

tn MPtttnrtattt
BOHANNON, ETHEL o. In memory
Of our dearly beloved mother, REV.
MRS. E. o. BOHANNON. who passed
away away one year ago today July Is,
No one knows how severe
1t is to lose someone dear;
a mothers voice, a mothers face,
No one else can take her place.
with grief gre ,s and sorrow Wen bear
knowing some day well meet again.
HER DAUGHTER. SON AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
JOHNSON, WILBERT p. In loving
memory Of my dear husband. WILL
away three years ago tod today, DA july
EiIzAsRGSfiH AND THE CHILDREN.
REED, BESSIE Z. Sacred to the low
ing memory OF our dearest mother
a srTn grsndmother' BESSIE E;
home thirteen years ago today,
July Is, 1880.
To know her was to love her,
And to love her was TO keep
The sweetest thoughts within our
hearts all hidden way down
And though her passing leaves a
That no one else can fill,
Glad memories Of her dear sweet
Shall ever linger still.
GRANDCHILDREN.
sCHONRANK, PVT. RICHARD c. In
z- sad put loving memory Of
- R RXEKRi ie Sbo Vas G. k sGaoE N
action in France nineteen years
ago today. July is, 1914.
The depths Of sorrow we cannot tell
OF the loss OF one we loved so well,
And while he sleeps peaceful sleep,
His memory we shall always keep.
THE FAMILY.
STEWART. MAMIE L. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear mother, MAMIE L.
STEWART, who passed away five
years ago today, July is. 1858.
More and more each day miss you.
Friends may think the wound Is
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within my heart
concealed
HER LONELY DAUGHTER, EDITH
STEWART VALENTINE,
THOMPSON, CHARLES q. In loving
memory Of our dear father. CHARLES
B. THOMPSON. who departed this
1915
May his soul and the souls OF the
faithful departed, through the mercy
Of God, rest In peace.
MICHAEL AUDREY AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
THOMPSON, CHARLES B., yr. In
memory OF CHARLES b. THOMP-
SON Jr., who departed this life
on July is. i94s.
We do not need this special day
To bring you 10 our minds,
The days We do not think OF you
Are very hard TO find.
THE FAMILY.
WALKER, MAURICE JENKINS. A
tribute Of love and esteem 70 the
MAURICE JENKINS WALKER. who
passed away fourteen years ago
today, July is. 1910.
We live In memorys garden,
With happy days we've known;
The memory OF your helping hand
VIII buoy US with hope
That will guide US along
The pathway which leads US home.
DEVOTED CHILDREN, DUMONT.
yANpYKE, PEG, WINNIE AND
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very often o cord Of ihanks
IN The Sf0r meets q need
which can hordly be solved in
GnY other way. Not only is
II q groeiovs expression. Of
gratitude 10 those who hove
sent HeFol tributes but oIso
eovnsoVSly acknowledges the
services and hndnossas Of
the. mony TO whom q psrsenol
note Of thanks eanROt we'll be
moilod or whose names and
addresses ore not kRown.
insertion Of O esFd Of thanks
moY be or0nSOd by telephone
TO The Star, u. $4,000.
The Evening end Svndoy StOr
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

CTeIIldJOTluIn
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Atn 81 and Mass. Ave. L.. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7l0O GEORGIA AVE n. W, RIA. 3-7liI
Z Blks North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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Jul, aHEstEsEP ~ I. SsiA,.ssSoSS,, m eemdr.


TAYLOR FANNIE =. n,,ogn9 Tuesday,
Hospital, Kenansyills, N. C.. Fan
ME p. TAYLOR. Survivors are
three devoted daughters, Fannie
L, T, johnson. Delilah Cook and
oar hsziS SSPresM os ,9uI soma snS S gSmsi
?. She also Is survived BY eighteen
grandchildren, thirty-one great
grandchildren, two greAt-great-
grandchildren and many other rela-
MIA Hhu nien on FIi hdIeTmeIh nv MAG Va
ARRANGEMENTS by L. r. 0arris
Mount Olive, ~ c.
THIELKE, RICHARD A. on Tuesday
Jnly, 10, 1898, at Mount Alto Hos
pital, RICHARD. A, THIELKE, No.
tioe Of funeral later Arrange
ments. by, DoWis q. Brooks .ano
Otis p. Allen. IS
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FREDERICK J. RICHARDSON,
President. 10

ley Hospital, HUGH OI LEONARD
STEWART OF 24l2 North Monroe
St, Arlington, Va, beloved husband
OF Evelyn r. Stewart, father OF Mrs.
William c. Meyer Of Loring Air
Force Base. Maine; brother OF s..
Roger Stewart OF Silver Spring, Nd. /;
grandfather OF Sherry Stewart Meyer
and nephew Of Miss Ida H. Stewart
of Vermtllion, Kans. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, until
the Community Methodist Church,
Key blvd. and North Barton st.
Arlington, Va, where funeral gerv-
ices will be held at / pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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STERLING, CoMDR ARcHIRALr

GRAHHSME, OT IN ,R,, AiESHIHAd DD
Monday, July is, 1868, at his resi-
dence, No. Red Cross terrace,
Newport, r. l.. CoMDR. ARCHI-
BALD GRAHANE STIRLING, UsN
tretired). in his S0th year. Services
At Fort Myer Chapel, Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. on Friday. July 10,
at 1 pm. ia
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PUkTEk, MAJ. JAMES 4. on Wednes-
day, July 10, 1868, at the Will
liams Az Force Base in Arizona.
liams Air Force Base, husband of
Betty Rose Porter (nee Burgess)
father Of Wayne Randolph, Gary
Lee and Pamela; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R.. r. Porter OF Miami,
Fla. Also surviving are many
other relatives and friends. SerV-
ices will be held at Fort Myer
Chapel, Arlington National Gene
terry, on Friday, July 10, at 2
pm. Relatives and friends in
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PRESTON, VERA M. On Wednesday,
July, II. 1853. at Providence Hos
pital, VERA NJ. PRESTON Of 1869
Pessenden st. NV beloved wife
mother Of Mrs. Eunice Watson and
Joseph D. Preston. Funeral from
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
4746 Wisconsin ave. NV, on Satur-
day, July 20, at 1890 am. Re-
QUEEN Mass at st.. AIMS Church,
II am. Interment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery. l9s
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DARNE, LEONARD LEE. On wednes-
gay 'u hEdN IN RfS2 Lea a D %.aRsSNRstSa
loved husband OF the late Florence
Gray Darne, father Of Mrs. Mil
bred Cummins Of Vienna, Va; L.
Ralph Darne, Mrs. Virginia Mueller
and Mrs. Hilda Needham Of Nc
wan WAGNER va H sro me q MRS Mabel
eight grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Money e. King Funeral
Home, III Maple ave west, Vienna.
Va. Notice OF services later,
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STANNER, JULIAN b. Memorial
- services will be held for
~N our departed brother,
MMAA JULIAN B. STANNER Of
s5S95kSu Company IA on Thursday,
WfIV July IS, 1868. at 1880
NN pm, at Gasch's Funeral
p Home, 4739 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Nd.
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TUESDAY July iS. iges sq az her. res Sn
dence, 4002 Forest Ia. Mclean. Va,
sylvia c; NORMAN; beloved wife
RETIRED, DAUGHTER of Mrs. Carrie
c. Shrader of Mclean, Va. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home, 1901 North Fairfax DR.. Ar
lington, Va, until 9:30 am. Friday,
July 10; thence to st. Dunstan's
Falls Church. Va. where services
will be held at 1920 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. II
desired, contributions may be made
to the Building Fund Of st. Dun
STAINS Church. IS
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Dratha
MONAHAN

AL Washington Post, No.
2194, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, are notified Of the
death OF Comrade JOHN
]. MONAHAN in Florida.
Graveside services to be
~ held at $3.50 am. Friday,
July 10. 1868, in Arlington Ma
STEPHEN NJ. HoNAs, comdr.
ALBERT C. ALLEN. Adiutant.
MORINE, LEON H. On Tuesday. July
1e, 1868, LEON H. MORINE of 5000
Chevy Chase dr., Chevy Chase. Md,
Morine. father Of Mrs. c. H. Breed.
love, tr.; grandfather Of Mark
R. C.. Watkins, Mrs. Morris McAdam
and Allan G MOrine. Friends are in
vited TO call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd. from noon
Thursday uutil 10 pm. Friends may
assemble at the Memorial Gate Of
Arlington Cemetery on Friday, July
10, at 900 pm, to attend grave
side services at pm.
MURPHY. SUSIE 1. On wednesday,
July II. 1868, at the Washington
Hospital Center, SUSIE l. MURPHY
OF 1901 Crittenden st. NV. beloved
sister Of Mrs. Viola Ezzell, Mrs.
Marrien Murphy and Mr.. Thomas ].
Murphy. She also leaves to mourn
her passing q very devoted niece,
Mrs. Arthenia Pemberton: a devoted
brother-in-law. Mr.. James A. Ezzell
OF Trenton. N. c.: a sister-in-law,
Mrs. Maggie Murphy: a very devoted
friend. Mr. John Reid; many nieces
and nephews, other relatives and a
host Of friends. Remains will rest
at her above late residence. where
friends may call after pm. Satur-
day. July 20. Funera, services Sun
day. July n, at 80 pm. at The
Browns Memorial A. M. z. Church,
1870 14th st. me-. the Rev. A. j..
n MSttison' past9T; tne REV. g; Dewey
Monday, July %, at 10 am. ct
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
raEgcments by the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home. 3015 18th st. ne.
81
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July Is, 1863 JULIAN B. STAN
NER OF 1907 57th ave, Berwyn
Heights, Nd, beloved husband Of
brother Of Frances [. HenninS,
Blanche E. Steiner. Byron T. and
James L. Stanner. Relatives and
friends may call at Gasch's Flu
neral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave-.
Hyattsville. Md, after 8 pm.
will be held on Friday, July 10,
at l pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 10
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hFEHI UUHUTHT n. The OIIlCers
and members Of Marie /.
@ (; : q; 81; !: :; 5sE
asst sad 9TH 9THy :, H III HARPER aEdsE NIL, The he
performed on Thursday, July IS,
1858, at 7:30 pm, at the Frazier
funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island
I'VE. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Friday, July 10,
u | I am. Full regalia Cor fatigue).
lEoRGE F. ROBINSON. q. n. A.
OLIVE L. HANDY, Grand SecV.
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RIDDLE, MARIE EVA. On Wednes-
RIDDLE Of soil Fox st., COLLEGE ise
Park, Nd, beloved wife OF the
late James Robert Riddle and
mother Of Barbara Ann MeSSer.
She also is survived by two sis
tiers, Ruth Angelica and Mildred
Maharg; two brothers, Albert and
Samuel Rhine. and three grand
children, Deborah Marie, James
Robert and Kenny Wayne Messer.
services at Gasch's Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville.
Nd, on Saturday, July 90, at 10
am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Ammendale Gem
eterY BeltsYille Nd 10
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H. iass, Of FEoRRf IN s kNIoAr July q
Hiram N, Raymond o., John W
and Emory K. knight and Mrs
one brother, Roscoe johnson: seven
teen grandchildren, other relatives
and many friends After 3 pm.
Thursday, July Is. friends may
call at the Malvan q Schey, Inc,
and r st. NV, where funeral serv.
ices will be held on Friday, July
10, at ! pm. Interment Lincoln
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July IL. 1858, at Doctors Hos.
pitsl, Angeles JONES Of 1902
OF Sophia Jones, father Of Kosts
Jones, uncle of Harry Jones and
family, and Thomas Kikurias and
Spiro Jones. He also is sur
vived by grandnephews. Nick Jones
and Frank Jones, and a grandniece,
Katherine Jones. Friends may call
Home s' 2So1 a i4th St. NJ NV. gpsrf!
ing facilities). Services from SITS.
Constantine and Helen Greek Or
thodox Church, AIS 18th st. NV,
on Saturday, July 20. at pm.
Interment GlenWood Cemetery. 10
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04
Al Adds
Photography

For being introduced is cad
ventures With Your Camera"
A new All project to provide
young people with a stimulating
hobby that could lead to a life
time career.
The scope Of The photography
profession is important to in
dustry. Photographers are need
ed to record step by step the
manufacture Of airplanes. Tech
nical photos are needed, for ex-
ample, Of wind tunnel and tur-
bine testings.
Already familiar are pho
Biography careers in advertising,
fashion, and the press and mag
azine. But often overlooked are
the highly skilled people re-
quired to operate color printer
equipment, for example, as
complicated as r. lar systems.
Botanists, chemists, en-
gineers, and marine biologists
all need photographers to con-
dense a months growth Of a
plant to five minutes, or record
research, or film the develop