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WHITE, HELEN M. on Tuesday, July
80. 1868, at GEORGETOWN University
Hospital, MRS. HELEN NJ. WHITE
OF 1929 sherwood ST. me-, devoted
vile OF Mr.. Leroy White. Also sur
viving are three daughters. one son,
TWO sisters, four brothers, one aunt.
one uncle, other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Thursday.
August l, remains will rest at the
residence Of Mr. Roy Brown. 5716
Chiuum pl. ne, where the rectta-
ton OF the Rosary will be held ut 8
pm; REQUIEM High Mass win be
celebrated at st. Benedict the Moor
Church, 2lst st. and Oklahoma ave.
ne, on Friday, August 2, at am.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. Arrangements by the John i.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 301b 18th
ST. ne. 4
WTGGS, WILLIAM LEROY. on satur-
day, July %, 1868, at his residence,
NIX. WILLIAM LEROY WIGGS OF
1928 Dix ST. ne. He is survived BY
his wife. Mrs. JAMIE Z. Wigs; one
daughter. one son, three grandchil-
dren, his mother, three sisters, five
brothers, other relatives and many
Irlends. Hemains resting at the John
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 30l5
l2th st.. ne. Gamble parking facih-
uesl where friends may call after
and intermenb Sunday, August 4, at
Clayton, N. C. 1
WILLIAMS, MAI. GEN. SETH, USING
(Retired). On Monday, July 20, 1893,
in Newport, r. l., MAJ. GEN, SETH
WILLIAMS, USMC (Retired), In his
SAITH year. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel, Arlington National Gene
terry, Fort Myer, Va, on Thursday,
August l, at IL am. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. 1t is
requested that memorial contribu-
lions be sent to Navy Relief in lieu
Of flowers. 81
WISE, WILLIAM L. On Monday, July
%, 1868. WILLIAM L. WISE OF
band Of Eva C. Wise, father Of Mrs,
Mary p Kennel and William r.
Wise, brother Of Mary McKnigft.
Grace Cooksey.. Victor and Benjamin
Wise. Funeral from the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. parking facilitiesl, on
Thursday, August /, at o:3O am,
thence to st. Francis Xavier Catho-
lie Church where mass will be Of
Tered ct 10 am. for the repose Of
his soul. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Visiting hours
until pm. 81
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Darn nf Thanka

CLARK, DEACON WILLIAM 8. The
family. wishes to thank all Of the
Jerusalem Baptist Church members
and friends for their floral tributes,
donations and messages Of sympathy
during their recent bereavement.
MRS, WILLIAM s. CLARK AND
FAMILY.
sHAED, MISS ALICE Z.
The family of the late MISS ALICE Z,
SHAED is sincerely grateful for the
many varied contributions of SYM
patty during its bereavement. Those
persons or organizations still de-
string to extend expressions OF
sympathy could do so BY making
contributions TO the WASHINGTON
Humane Society in her name.
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Announcement Of

AHuOuncement OF
Services by Chambers
bSsach, John W. ". W. Chambers Co.
c. Catherine W. W. Chambers Co.
w, Capt, USA ". W. Chambers Co.
AADDott, Nora Z. ". w. Chambers Co.
Michael R. M. W. W. Chambers CO.
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CEMETERY LOTS

MApsoLEUM-3-crypt corner. Ma
yoEnsaiI e Memorial Park. Call "a.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriurn

CTeIIldCOrIum
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath 81, and Mass. Ave. IL $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
740O GEORGIA AVE NV, RA. 3-71ii
blks North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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NAEhLLINU' OLAhENOE I. 5uudenIy, on
5 sne1O c slx IA iges srE II ES Dc
bingham, Mass, aged 50, husband
Of Edith (Van Orden) Sterling Of 8
South la. and father of Peter ",
David B. and Clarence /. Sterling
jr. Funeral services Friday, August
2, at IL am, at the Evangelical
Conversational Church, bingham
In lieu Of flowers sympathy may bC
expressed by donating in his memory
to the Heart Fund, $50 Beacon st.
Boston. Mass
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SMITH, WILLIAM A. On Sunday, July
2S. 1868, WILLIAM A. SMITH OF
1872 Du Bots st. Sc, beloved hus-
son OF Mrs. Matte L. Jacobs, father
Of Leonard @. and Regina Smith;
brother Of Mrs. Annie B. Shaw and
Mrs. Victoria L. Williams. He also
Is survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Smith may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home,
80 st. ne, after 3 pm. Thursday,
August /, where services will be
held on Friday, August 2, at l:30
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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THOMAS, JOSEPH. On Saturday. July
%. 1868, at Mount Alto Hospital
MR.. JOSEPH THOMAS of 5SI0
He is survived by an aunt, Mrs. Dora
Head; other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John
T. Rhtnes Co. Funeral Home, 3Ul 5
18th st. ne. lample parking facili-
ties), where friends may call after
4 pm. Thursday. August i. Funeral
services Friday, August 2, at 12 noon,
at Friendship Baptist Church, at LIST
Whiting officiating. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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J, PRESTON. A special com.
munication of Paramount
Lodge No. 90. F. A. A. M,
P. H. A., Paramount
. Heights, Nd, is called
n Thursday, August l. 1868,
= at 1890 am. for the pur-
pose Of conducting Masonic
IS for our late brother
TON THOMAS. Funeral services
be held at Queens Chapel
dist Church, Muirkirk, Md.
'RANCIS w. ADAMS. W. NJ. .
s c. WALKER, Secy.
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THOMAS s. HARRY 3; On Tuesda

July so. 1868. HARRY B. THOMAS THOMAS
Nd, beloved husband 81 Tessie G
Letha T. west and Doris T. Poore
Friends may call between z and
8 pm. Wednesday, July 81. at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda
Nd. where services will be held on
Thursday, August /. at IL am
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sINNOTT. NICHoTAs n. IN Mordo,

Hospital N SfeHi q pT 81 s1S dNsSSETFfs
husband Of Nellie Ruth sinnott, IA
Their Of Dorothy !. Sinnott, Mrs.
Robert McDuttie Of Arlington, Va,
nah, Ca. and son of Mrs. Dorothy
!; Sinnott. He also is survived By
six grandchildren. Friends may call
az the De Vol Funeral Home, 2222
wisconsin ave. NV. REQUIEM Mass
Church, 25th st. and Pennsylyanis
ave. NV, on Thursday, August 1,
81 $3.50 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 81
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TRUEWORTHY, CHRIsrOPHER

BARRY. On Wednesday, July 81,
1868, at Children's Hospital. CHRIS
TOPPER BARRY TRUEWORTHY OF
1905 North Second I'd. Arlington,
Vivian ei0ys Tue SUn Ori Srotb W. SHd
Charles r. and Godfrey B. True
worthy. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. after ~ noon Thurs
day, August /. where funeral serV-
ices will be held on Friday, August
2, at l:15 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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vAYAsIs ALExANnER q on Mnn-

day, July 90. 1868, at wsshington
Hospital Center, ALEXANDER O.
VAvASIS Of 1921 Fort Dupont ST.
Sc, beloved husband Of Mrs. Ruth
Yavasis and father Of Mrs. Irene
Miss Esther Vavasis. He also Is
survived by one brother in Greece
and nine grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Massachusetts, ave. ne.
Service will be held on Thursday,
M WASN'T asishts BAPTIST e chu EsSt
Alabama and Branch ayes. Sc. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
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WEEKS, CONTEE .. The members AN,

WEEKS, CONTEE J.. The members and
- officers OF the Plumbers
MHA Local Union No. 5, arc
hereby notified Of the death
~ Of CONTEE j. WEEKS. on
WI2kV Tuesday, July 80. 1888
Services Friday, August ..
at IL am, at Oaschs Fu-
neral Home, 1889 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Nd (parking facilitiesj
lnterment Calvary Methodist Gene
terry. Fairfax, Va.
JAMES c. BEACHY. Pres
THOMAS r. FOLEY. Rec. secy. 1
WELDON. ANNIE. On Monday, July
70, 1888, at her residence, ANNIE
WELDON Of 1925 4th 81 NV She
Is survived BY her husband. Bill
Weldon; her mother and father. Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Suber; one sister.
Mrs. Margaret Bennett: ether rela-
tiyes and many friends also survive
After pm. Wednesday, July 81
friends may call at the Hoffman Fu-
neral Home, 900 9Th ST, NV. Services
will be held on Thursday, August 4
At 1 pm, at Mount Carmel Baptist
Church, I'd and Eye SITS. NV. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Arrangements by q, r. Taylor
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SIAiMs, MARIE. On Tuesday, July 30
1868, MARIE SIMMS Of 900 IIth ST
ne. She leaves to mourn her passing
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. RhineS Co
Funeral Home, 3015 18th st. ne
ample parking facilities), where
friends may call after 1 pm. Thurs.
day, August l, and where the Rosary
Will be rectied at s pm. Mass. for the
repose Of her soul will be celebrated
Friday, August 2, at 10 am, at the
Holy Name Catholic Church, 92C
llth ST. ne. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery
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Sunday Ju hi 81 Ies EDW u neorS On
%c NON R PTzRB M6 HSRiPlts ar BAY q
Of. 343S Mount Pleasant st. NV,
beloved husband Of Agnes Mullen
Murphy, stepfather of RosannC
Bureh Of the home address, brother
OF Marguerite and John Murphy
both Of Lewiston, Me. Services a
the Hessling Funeral Home, Homes
dale, Pa, on Thursday, August /
at 10 am. Interment st, john
Cemetery. Honesdale. Pa.
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Charge Aired

Shortly after he abruptly
quit his China post in Novem-
Der, 1945. Gen. Hurley ap-
peared before the Senate For
eign Relations Committee to
air his charge that career
men" in the State Department
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HILL, ARTHUR. On Saturday, July 81
1868. ARTHUR HILL Of 104 P st
NV, brother Of Eugene and Charlie.
Hill: uncle Of Mrs. Alice Jones. Mrs
Helen West and James and samue
July 81. friends may call at the
johnson g. jenkins Funeral Home
4S04 Georgia ave. NV, where Rosary
will be rectied at 1880 pm. Funeral
services will be held at Holy Re-
deemer Church, New York and New
Jersey ayes: NV, on Thursday,
Memorial Cemetery. s. W. Butler,
Mortician.
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wAaD ADS or HEY HENRYi On Thus ps

day, July rs, lg63,, HENRY wADs-
WORTH Of 1927 Sth So. NV, uncle
Of Eta Barksdale, Pearl Hanna,
and Elwillie Grier: other relatives
and friends also survive. After
may cali at Frazier's Funeral Home
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV, where
services will be held on Thursday
August at pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, 81
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EVANS, JOSEPH WHITFIELD. On
I IHssd HC,D JS S SosEs 1872 q f MGTHs
Of sos 10th ST; ne, beloved hus-
Of Mrs. Lucille Marshall. Mrs. Marie
offutt, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Mary
MCDANIEL. Mrs. Marion. cephas,
Helen, Andrew and Charles Evans.
he also is survived by 23 grand
other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Evans may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 "a ST,
ne after 3 pm; THURSDAY. Funeral
a Friday .h August at As6ury Meth
at 10 Am, the Rev. James d. Foy
officiating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
EVANS, WILLIE II. on Tuesday, July
23, 1858. WILLIE H. EVANS OF 5000
Ames st. ne. Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements by Jarvis.
FAIRCLOTH, OSCAR n. on Monday.
July 20, 1868, at Doctors Hospital,
OSCAR H. FAIRCLoTH, the beloved
husband OF Robbie Rae Faircloth,
father OF Margaret Rae Oliver,
Barbara Jean Bowles and Ann Marie
Wilkerson. He also is survived by two
Simmons Bros, Funeral Home, 1881
tiesJ, on Thursday, August I, al ii
am. Interment George washington
Cemetery. Visiting hours until 0 pm.
FIELDS, DOROTHY M. on Monday,
July 20, 1868, DORTHY M. FIELDS
Of 3703 Munsey ST.. Silver spring,
Nd, beloved wife OF Robert M.
Margaret w, Robert M. IT,, and
Douglas A. Fields II; sister OF Gray
son Mills. Thelma Wyvell, Bernice
Hillyard and Margaret Meredith.
She also Is survived By an aunt,
Della Rogers. Friends may cali al
dasch's Funeral Home, 473g Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville, Md. after
s pm. Wednesday, July 81, where
services viii be held on Friday,
Arlington National Cemetery.
GARDNER, MILDRED ANNE. on Sat-
urday, July "a, 1868, in Livingston,
GARDNER Of 7Oi2 Atm st., Aiexan-
dria, Va, wife Of George W.
NJ, Ruch, sister Of Mrs. Margaret
Edmundson, Funeral services on
Thursday August |, 81 1880 am,
from the CUNNINGHAM Funeral
Home, Cameron and Alfred SITS.
Interment National Memorial Park.
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PIPER, MABEL ETHEL. On Monday,
July 20, 1868, MABEL ETHEL PIPER
Of 9505 Pin Oak dr., Silver Spring,
mother Of Mrs. Robert Z, Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke s. Murdock. There
are seven grandchildren. Mrs Piper
rests at the Warner z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, s434 Georgia ave
Silver Spring, Nd. where firendi
August i parking facilitiesJ. Service
will be held on Friday, August .. 81
the Grace Episcopal Church. 1907
Grace Church RS, Silver Spring Md
mterment Arlington National Gene.
terry.
RIzIK. JOSEPH M, On Monday. July
wS ~; is6S' a. his residence, 1854
We've Rizlk and brother Of Mrs,
Etfie Sawaya. He also Is survived
hy nine nieces and two nephews.
Friends may call At bis late resi-
cited on Wednesday, July 81. At :
pm. Mass will be offered at 81.
Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church,
Woodley I'd. at 27th ST. NV, Thurs
DAY, August at II am. Interment
Mount olivet Cemetery. 81
ROSS, ANNIE. On Sunday, July 2s.
lUoJ, 81 providence Hospital, MRS.
ANNIE ROSS OF 40b Columbia nd.
NV, devoted wife Of Mr.. James B.
Ross. Also surviving are one daugh-
ter. Shirley Ann; one son, James
Earl. mother. father. one sister, four
brothers, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John
T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3015
18th ST. ne. Notice OF funeral later.
RUBINsTEN, ISADOR. on Monday.
July 20, 1868, 1sADoR RUBIN
STEIN, beloved husband Of Gertrude
tnee Biskol Rublnstein. father Of DR..
Benjamin and Marvin Rubinstein Of
Maryland Park Nd. brother Of
Hymen Rubinstein Of Washington,
d. c.. Rose Barron, Mae Storch Of
HyattSville, Md, Betty Deckelbaum
Of Silver Spring, Md. Minnie zalcer
OF New York. Services at the Sol
Levinson a. Bros, Inc. Home, COLO
Reisterstown I'd, Baltimore. Md. on
wednesday. July 81. At IL noon, In
terment Beth Tfiloh Cemetery. Please
omit flowers. In mourning At 215
85th st., Maryland Park, Nd.
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Jn';%SsszE k July 20 96o lYsS Ssha GoSTE :.
NV, washington, d. c., beloved
husband. Of Roberta Weeks Rela.
tives and friends may call at Gasch'i
Funeral Home, 473D Baltimore ave
nssdSy' july Nj IT. Eber. services ph w SIli
be held on Friday. August ., al
II am. Interment Calvary Memorial
Cemetery. Fairfax, Va. 1
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IO'BRIEN, RUTH HOWARD on w,

day. July 81, 1868, at deorgetown
o'BRIEN OF 826 Richmond ave-
Silver Spring, Nd, wife OF the
late Thomas J. o'Brien, mother
Of Thomas j., Patrick H. and pau
j. 0Brien, sister of Mrs. Gerald
Howard. There I also S are H eiqh,
grandchildren. Mrs. O'Brien rests
81 the Warner Z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave
Silver Spring, Md. Mass will BE-
offered for the repose OF her sou
at st. Michael's Catholic Church
s SO5 WAYNE ave, Silver Spring, Nd
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INV % LI 1Sss fRNW ", On sqndaay;
Of 514 5Sth st. NE, husband Of the
late Cora Frye Minor, father Of
airline M. Hughes: brother Of Hamil-
ton L. Minor OF Richmond, Va.
grandfather of Edna Hughes Smith,
SLSergt. Linwood C. Hughes, Ossie
Minor and Malcolm Minor, both Of
New York City. He also is survived
by q son-in-law, Charles C. Hughes;
other relatives and host Of friends
friends are invited TO call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st, NV.
where funeral services will be held
on Friday, August 2, at II am. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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HAZEL, BARBARA JOAN, aged 1s
months. Suddenly, on Friday, July
26, 1868, in an accident at Hunt.
Warrenton, BARBARA JOAN HAZEL
daughter Of William A. and Eleanor
Costello Hazel, granddaughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. John T. Hazel OF
Arlington, Va, and Thurmond and
MRS. Costello. Waterford. Va. Inter
ment Warrenton, Va, Cemetery or
Saturday, July 81. 81
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day. July IS. Isss,' T tho 81 (T On
HARRIS Of 1901 Massachusetts ave
ds H ns Gsi0Se % hs'hf Harris Fl nTs
Mrs. Ruth washington. He alsC
leaves a sister, Mrs. Belle Kearney
Of North Carolina; six grandchil.
dren, thirteen great-grandchildre
and many other relatives anc
day, July 81, between 5 and IC
pm, at the Funeral Home Of Alex.
ander s. Pope, Ala 18th st. Sc.
where services will be held or
Thursday, August l, at pm
1nterment Arbutus Memorial Park
Baltimore, Md. 81
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HEGGARTY, DELLA T. On Wednesday,
July 81, 1868, at the Mar-Salie
Nursing Home. ?131 o St. NV,
John J. Heggarty. Friends may cal
at Gawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave
at Harrison st. NV. (parking on
premises). where services will be held
on Friday, August 2, at 2 pm. In
terment Mount Calvary Cemetery
Richmond. Va.
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HITCHCOCK, CATHERINE. Of 42Is
Of the late Frederick Hitchcock,
daughter Of the late Patrick and
Mary Long. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 517 18th st. Sc. on
Thursday, August l, at S:45 am.
Mass at st. Thomas More, 4235 4th
st. s.e., at $50 am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
The NoreII Cult
includes Models
BY ELENl

CLAIRE EGGLEsTON famed Norman NoreI model, is
always true to him in her fashion that's for sure 80 thrilled
designs that it almost borders on heroworshp Said Claire
to w not too long ago in New York 7 not only consider II
pleasure and honor 70 model for Mr. Noren Dus
privilege to own his clothes
LOOK ALKE-Mrs. Ruth shivar Of Washington who
has been stand in" for The First Lady for number OF
televson shows who frequently mistaken Tor her In
Washington wore Lilly Dache eggshel satin jewel
gown to the big Mard ras ball in New Orleans The WASH
ington model in dress from Washington, with WASH
ingon hairdo by Mr. Ned Of the Washington Dacne salon
made them stop and stare in New Orleans too
GARBO HEADBAND-The young indvidualists in fash
ion, like Miss Gerr Stuz president OF Henri bendel In
easy to spot in with her short page-boy hardo
and her "arbo headbands She loves the long-sieeveo
look and she intends to it even ION the hottest
day in June"
NOT LAMPOON-The Harvard Business Reviews
issue great big wide wonderful world Of fashion
shows how fashion, history social changes and the economy
all step with other AdOlph Klein mentioned this
to when he said to be in tune with the times means that
women must have Of the contemporary" What
fashion does Mr. Klein went lis create the desire to
institute change" This applicable to many Of
living Believe fashion sells more things than Just
clothes" he insists
NEW sALON-on Tuesday Kenneth will open his own
salon in New York at 10 East Ffty-orth street He
sent US an elegant engraved announcement just the other
NO PUMPKINS PLEAsE-DOnaId Brooks of Towney
who may be Washington Fashion Group luncheon honor
guest this month"; did Dahann CAROLS wardrobe for
role American model in Paris which makes all the
women in the audience Of mo Strings" ooh and ali. In
New York Richard KiIey Miss CAROLS co-star In
the musical sat next to at the Donald Brooks showing
His reactions to the spring and summer fashions
fun to hear Simpler things appeal to and don't know
much about fashion but don't like to pumpkin shapes
on woman where can't see any of her own figure"
HIGH BUTTON sHoEs-1t may be the "oiver"
influence Of the girls the offbeat Chelsea Set
we saw in London pudding it near the theater where "over
playing wearing hghbuon shoes that looked like
they straight from old costumers wardrobe trunk
rummage SALE The "Oliver" cut hairdo being is
short round capped and looks appealing the little
boys in the show
ON THE COMMTTEE-Mrs. Paul B. Fay, jr. and Mrs.
You Chan Yang Of Washington, and Mrs. Al0nzo Bell,
the International Fashion Festival Committee for the
weekong event being held in May at Las Vegas New The
purpose Of the show which will attempt to bring together in
kind Of Academy Award" presentation the best designs
done during the by the worlds fashion designers
to foster goodwill based mutual understanding
help clothe those less fortunate in the world Committee
members include and women from Rio to the Rio Gande
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Christ Child Society
Names Board Members

Mrs. Francis x. Callahan.
president Of the Executive
Board Of the Christ Child
Society. has announced that
three women active in chari-
table, civic and other affairs
here have been elected to the
Executive Board.
They are Mrs. Edward c.
Moynihan, immediate past
president Of the Council of
Catholic Women of the Arch
diocese Of Washington; Mrs.
jerome Powell, president Of
the Mary Virginia Merrick
Junior Guild Of the Christ
Child Society; and Mrs. Ray
mond Anselmo, a member Of
the same guild.
Mrs. Anselmo is to be the
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corresponding secretary Of
the board, and Mrs. Moyni-
han is to be the chairman Of
the society's membership
committee.
In addition to these APP
pointments. the society. at
its quarterly meeting voted
to commemorate the society's
10th anniversary with a spec
ial program at Trinity Col
lege. The ceremony will take
place March rs.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19
CuveI News
DAUGHTERS OF 1918
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Moslem Court ll6. Daughters
Of Isis. announces new officers
for 1963-64. They are lllustrious
COMMANDERS Rosie V. Curry:
lst 1t. comm. Susie Gray: End 1t.
comm. Clara Jackson: Oriental
guide Matte Boyer: high priest
ess Lizzie Barber: recorder
Ollie M. Christopher: asst. re-
corder Minnie Lottie: treasurer
ElMra SMndall: and deputy Lena
Risby.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Rosie V. Curry,
1887 S. IL Ave.
Three members were initiated:
Mines. Lillian Jones. Elzora
Pittman, and Bertha Matthews.
New committees were appointed
also.
Mrs. Florence Jewell,
Reporter
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19

DR.. Martin Luther King, presi-
dent of the Southern Christian
Leadership Conference, and ma
tionally known integration leader,
will appear on KAET teleWsion
station, Channel 8, Mon.. July %.
and 10 pm. and Thurs. July 25s
at 9 pm.
He will discuss the non violent
civil rights movement on the Ma
tional Education TeleNsion pro-
gram. "The Negro and the Am
erican Promise"
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19
PLUMBER CHARGED
IN TRIPLE SLAYING

STOCKTON. Calf. Robert
Afford. 56 yr. old Negro plumber,
signed a statement admitting the
Staying of three children whose
bodies were found near Williams,
Ariz., June E.
Each child was shot in the head
and heart. Victims were Teddy
Walker. IL: his sister Jacqueline.
IL; and their half sister, Carol
Ann Mccain, IA. They lived in a
foster home in Stockton. Afford
was called "Uncle Robert by
the children and he often visited
their home.
He was arrested in Santa Rosa,
Calf. last Friday on a sex
offense charge. He said someone
told him the children feared sep
aration and he arrange to meet
them after school on May 27.
Afford drove them to his trail
er camp home in Santa Rosa
and bought each a bicycle and
gave them money for new cloth
eS.
On June 2 he and the three
children left Santa Rosa in his
pickup truck for Oklahoma. where
Afford hoped his sister would
care for the children.
The following day after an
argument about $50 he gave
them for bus tickets to continue
their trip, he turned off dirt
road and shot the children. He
threw their belongings over the
mountainside.
He was returned to Flagstaff,
Arizona, to face a three count
murder charge.