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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
LEGAL NOTICES
sAAAela....
RALPH sTRTN. Allarnar

UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Held.
Ing Probate Court.-No. los, 1913
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL 10 dIvs
Notice. That the subscriber, Of the
District OF Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District OF Columbia, Letters Tea-
tamentAry on the estate Of PHILIP
RUBlNSTE1N, late OF the District
OF Columbia, deceased. All persons
havine claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, With the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, 10 the sub
ssrIber, on or before the 18th day
Of December. AID, 1858; otherwise
they may By law be excluded from
All benefit OF said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of
June. 1868. RALPH STEIN, ais
Street NV. lsealJ Attest;
ARTHUR ?, SMITH, Deputy Reg
ister OF Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. je2l.2e.iy6
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OFFICIAL N0TIcES

TO: MICHAEL Z. READY, Ad-
dress UnknoVn.-You are hereby
notified Of the existence Of an
unlawful condition on Lot 500,
Square 4065. known a. q vacant
lot in the rear OF ll2l Morse
street NE. consisting Of an accu-
mutation OF miscellaneous refuse
and abandoned vehicles al In
~ n,els.io coS q Section .Sss S.s04 Of the
ss ii5'iS 81 *. f s. e 6 g s'i iSS
edition. as the District Of Columbia
intends to proceed under the pro-
visions Of this section II necessary
70 abate these nuiSancea You are
directed to cause the said unlawful
CONDITION 70 be corrected on or
before the 27th day Of June. 1858.
Upon your failure so to do, the
said unlawful condition viii Be
corrected By the District Govern
ment and the cost Of this adver-
tisement WIN be assessed e. . tax
n. ToBRiNER. BRIG. GEN M FRED ~
kRICk J. CLARKE. John q
DUNCAN. Commissioner, b. C.
ye2O,2l
TO: MAX M. AND MARY FRYED-
NNG.Naa OmA MyNu-LUu are
hereby notified Of the existence Of
an unlawful condition on Lot 900
square 1910. known as premises
1901 Kramer Street NE, con-
Slsting OF an accumulation Of
miscellaneous refuse and an aban-
doned vehicle all in Violation Of
SECTION b-5O4 Of the d. c. Code.
1901 edition. Your attention Il
called to Section B-313 Of the
y; g; Code. 1851 edition, a. the
District OF Columbia intends 10
proceed under the privions Of this
section II necessary TO abate these
nuisanees. You are directed 10
cause the said unlawful Condition
70 Pc corrected on or before the
z7th day Of June. 1888. Upon
your failure so 70 DO, the sSid
unlawful condition win Sc cor
reeted By the District Government
and the cost Of this Advertisement
VII be assessed as . tax aEainSt
the said land, WALTER N. TO
primer, BRIG, GEN. FREDERICK
y CLARKE. JOHN B. DUNCAN,
Commissioners. d. c. ie20. 81
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ASST. BUS. MGTgMGR.
opening for aggressive yOuna
man In local office Of ma
ti0nAl automobile manufae-
turOrl. must have account
ing background, knowledge
Of automotive or finance
business preferred. q o o d
salary, fringe and ether
benefits. Opportunity fer ad-
yaneement. Reply 70 DoE
377-A, star.
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BRAULf . GRAHAM. AttoT1St

bNAULL \ GRAHAM AttoTneys,
UNITED STATES pfeTRIcT COURT
for the District Of columble, Held
Ing Probate court.-No. los, e4e.
Administration.-This "a to Give
Notice: That the subscribers, Of
re pis tTn., qi cgIu%si. 5.y. %;
the District OF Columbia, Letters
KATHERiNH INdALis oRAvEs.
late Of the District Of Columbia.
claims asainst the deceased are
With the vouehsrS thereof. legally
on or before the eath day 81
November. AID. 1885; otherwise
they may By law Be excluded from
an benefit Of said estate. Given
under our hands this bth day OF
dSSEnoshdies S aiI ESpvMIN p eEsAyEs J
ETEMTii rF eoHpElANkI sAyS,vs9s AM ASr
d .ht i hsl s' nsss.t vi' HhFE EiSi;
Wnls Tor q e.. pistris. q S' coI1Tmsbi q
c l:Til. :! The Fi'Ss'' Court
or DISSOLUTION or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES il hereby
given that the paFtnership here
tofore luhsisting between MABEL
tIadiSit !. .4H2LBEsBhs' : b aaah;
WsHa S S;ss:s B. c. &. sas Street S::n H. f.
from ths iStS day Il June 1898
the said iatS firm viii be received
and paid respectively By the said
MABEL y. EAYRs who will con.
unue Y carry On the business 4,
TIE sole gropIisteI o. said beaut,
: = 'SsSSafs Ss.S wv s Rof sf'din'
..AaIhpR z. kLoIN. Altornsy
$50 MAshIngten Loan q Trust BldE
UNITED eLAIH pIsTkICT cQyR1
g1Hn rr''Ms' rev. v SSSINEPsis'' p q
ts fsiica b.sl.. Cssss AG@irisi
SCI. q *. ssi w ni'i ana ~ t. ste.
T::Tn. ., q. 80 4. s:..ss. q sDs o.
|; osS.S4ASs h: lS sS!l y Z & \
EprA2toR and ssSs al others MsS con-,
ssrnsd. appear n ssld Court on
AID, 1898, 81 10 o'clock Am.
y lhey cause vhy such appiieA
ton should not Be- granted LEI
netics hereof be publIkhed In the
aWaIhington Law Reporter" and
'1he Evening star" once In each
81 three successive weeks before
the Tgtufn day herein mentioned,
lhs frat publication 70 Be not
lees thar thirty days before said
iSS 4. ss'; y s: ma GSSS ;sI ,SS SI'
l9eal Attest; ARTHuR y
fqr the District Of Columbia. cisFt
q ne Probate court.
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SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE

Superb small collection Of orisnta
rugs, furniture, brick-a-brae, Of
paintings and prints, air-corkii
tionins units, and many function
81 household items.
ON VIEW
Friday. June 81, From / to q
AUCTION
Saturday. 1880 PM.
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70; MAX m. AND MARY FRfED
PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN S1NT-
TARY Commission -coNfRAlsf,T
NO; 3o56-W&S, WATER NAN
AND SEWER coNsTRUcrToN@
Sealed proposals for contributing
N various streets and outfaii'
LanteHon. Prince GeoFgss ceunty'
MaTyiand, approximately ,I,SlO
1850 feet Of 3-lneh. ash fesi
OF e.ineh, 5000 feet III S-inch
mains; 5'ssc feet q ioineh c HsI
TER hcuae eonneetions, 1890 feet
and $3.50 feet Of io.ineh plain
concrete or vitriiisd pipe sewers;
375 fset Of 12-inch, z,OSS feet
Of ls-ineh and 2.eaS feet "a
2l-ineh reinforced eonerets pine
sewers and 1000 feet al sever
house connections, viii be re-.
eeiyed at the office Of the wash.
ingtou Suburban Sanitary CON
mIssion. a0l7 Hamillan Street,
Hysttlville, Maryland, until Non.
Eaitsfn baylisSss hsSinrI III Tine H.n X
which Place and time they VII
Plan: and spssSiii stISn sni for 'i ssi,
he office u *. cSi:i ni Ensl men
q n. commis.ien: IleR. Sns
SMITH, Chairman: WILLIAM q.
AAiHDSgLIIMn. vJANH HLANp,
WHKELER, comnhissionefs. Attest:
JOHN T. BoNirANT. Secretary.
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AUDITOR

- 80 = Nav
For welid-vide mplti-sorporate H.
naneial ersenlsation; Candidates
sI' ES.'t Ssa,s %Hs. hay .;ns sss.
tSroushout me D. Must partie.
ipats IN Internal audit Of parent,
structufs. Cccuid lead e positien
Of manager Of internal audit
depk) Applicant must 81 eolleEs
graduate with major In account.
Ing, have minimum Of Z years
auditing and accounting experi.
enee 70 include 2 years Of publ.
accounting. Age under 35. Send
resume In eomplets confidence "a
Auf0M0BILE MECHANICS
IcIkEtNTERs. finish
h'ScSTRrcrANs
MAINTENANCE MEN. buildinss
PLUMBERS
PAINTERS
ROUTE Statesmen
sanHTFr METAL WORKERS
Apply In Person
VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT
COMMISSION
Sleepy Hollow I'd; and Castle n
AUTO MECHANIC. gensrai auto re-
pairs. Must have references. Clean
Kenslngton. Nd. 949-i25s.
AUTO MECHANICS l2l,. must Be
experienced on chrysler Corp
cars, Plenty OF work, moderf
equipment. paid holidays and othsi
benefits. B0-b0 pay plan. See OF
yu. S-Iisi. D. ,. sTEUART sII,
S SIHSvs sRf sissi s li s ns Yves
AUTO MECHANICS
For new car inspection work. etc
Must be experienced, sober ans
reliable. Plenty Of work on con,
mlssion basis. Many eompani
benefits, including hoapitiliza'
pI Sn n'S Ssssos s an 'lsa1lSHn Ar
PoNTiAc, INC, lies Baitimor.
blvd, colieGs Park, Nd.
AUTO MECHANIC. apply bet. p.ll
Rhode island ave. brentwood, Nd
AUTO MECHANICS q Fiat me
ehaniesl downtown Qldsmobll,
dealer, Plenty Of work, b-day VIZ,
free parking. hospitAli1atIon. fe.
available, See shop foreman. Mr.
BAUMAN. 1870 Goth AZ. NV,
AUT0MOTIvE PARTS sALEsMEN
--Lee, independent wholesaie part
distributor handling only tor ma,
tlonally known brands needs sales,
men with proven record Of sue
cess and following. We can guar.
antee your future through Iona
range planning and TOD inventor,
and operating facilities, For al
interview which could change youl
whole future, write Box liza
Star.
AUTO sALEsMEN - W.. need
mgn 70 round opt the hard hittinl
sales force selling all lines d
present. ps ssssi i'' who ~. vi,
mo. take home pay. Dsmonstratol
ten vita pay. Only sober reliable
eEperlenead men need apply, Ap,
ply n RsTson BOB BANNING
sss MN iIhxaf,N wv
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OhAA DBNAUN nOEhANS
Attorney 81 Law
IL Eighth street NE.

IN THE UNITED STATES DIS.
TRicT coURT for the District Of
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.
lin re: Estate Of GRACE c.
SMITH. Deceased. = kdministrS-
ton No. 07,7es.-Addres Of Pc
tltloners: LILY DUVALL KUEiL,
Bowie, Maryland; MARdARET
Maryland.-order for Publication.
Application having been made
for authority TO self certain real
estate belonging to GRACE C..
S e. p.tt Sss' 81 A SSissrIOi S.R n
KER AND LILY DUvALL KUHL,
Executriees, for the purpose Of
paying debts OF the deceased, IL
y BY the Court this 18th day Of
June, 1853, ORDERED, that the
unknown. heirs at Law and next
OF kin Of GRACE c. SMITH, De-
ceased, ana All others concerned.
saeh cause their appearance TO
the fortieth day, exclusive Of SUN
after the day OF the first pubii-
cation Of this order; otherwise,
this cause viii be proceeded with
as in the case Of default: PRO-
VIDEp that . copy Of his order
be published in three successive
issues Of the washington Law
Reporter and The Evening star,
once . week for three successive
Is. LuTHER W. YoUNdpAHi.
test: ARTHUR ? sMirHO' I D;p ny,
Regtster Of wills for the District
q Columbia. clerk Of the Probate
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A, T|H|Os; 7: STTNT

TRUsTEEy SALE OF VALUABLE
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
BEING KNOWN As PREMIeEe
NUMBER 2707 SOUTH DAKOTA
AVENUE NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber Ne. 1873,
Folio 255 ct sea, Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and ct the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees VIII sell, at public auction
W " sTSst I tAs PR Ts%l.s'i n. q
OP JULY. AID. 1858, AT ONE
FORTY-FTvE O'CLOCK PM, the
following described land and
premises situate In the District
OF Columbia. and designated as
and being Lot 2 in squars South
Of Square 1888 In Yost's suhdi-
vision Of part Of Barbados and
Scotland ENLARGED" as per plat
s ssSSTSsS in n n: otiis. q the
lSElS5s IL ~ LiDsr s q q Eolic e.
BUILDING assOciation deed q trust
ther particulars Of which will be
purchase price above said trust
70 be paid in cash. A deposit Of
$500 In cash or certified check
required. Conveyancing, recording.
transfer taxes, etc., at purchaser
cost. Adjustments made a. Of
date Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and resold ct the discretion OF
the trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
ALVIN PERRY,
IRVING KAMfN9
len ,eb,q7' Ss-iyS TruSte.,

TIE FOLLOWING VEMICLES VII
be sold at public auction on JUL
s:r,i. fpc n: SSa Sozs Panel tr oia
'ps" Serial Nc. B40-hil4O: '6l
Chevrolet convertible. Serial No
56B1 02731. KENILWORTH AM
OCO. 1888 Kenilworth Ave. NE
LU. 4-77l6. Je14.2l.2e
Ausiisnsssrs, iii a. NV.
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WANTED
HELP MIM

4cc9gNLAEFS. sssg and SsSsTd
Eli 1 ]. il ! | | tiOlosIsal ana srsani'
SSASEF " n nm !sssrsO
electronlel, nAsehanieGi aystsins
telecommunleations, eomiiunieH.
EkSsisSS$SsR. ;S;SN1Fr !, HssSr pa, PAD
MHTs ISIT2IANs, Ms.
lPkOQkAMNEh9, InM 1880 d
.Ehilee 900 Sxpsf,
4EAIi4IIGkANA
eYeTfM0 rIANNEH
BYeTHMB ANALYer. semmuniea'
TECHNICAL WRITERS AND
EDlTQR8 FIt
Amply In Person
VIRGINIA. EMPLOYMENT
COMMISSION
Sleepy Hollow nd, and Castle ri
Seven COfnera, Va.
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WHWWN =
tcONTlNuEb)
am CONDITIONER WANTED
Several, Any AGe

JU, J-O1AZ
CHILD CARE mother will care teF
I'd: home. ags:os2s. nNO' A.'''
Do You Like Latin MusicS
Come to Hotel 2400 Saturday. June
club with Los Lstinosd pieyine
sys.ys Saturday. RE. S-oeeb' RI.
LEARN 10 aAfL this summer in
Wesshnipstcn-orsanised classes. Ii,
LINOTxrE COMPOSITION Tor
delivery. caIl aeS.Ssl6, s-. D
MOVING 9PECIAL. General meVlnS
and hauling, anywhere, Call III.
3.02pe OF at. q pm, 70, 3-a7p0,
sTRA ggbg n. ss.-Plsk -SeuF eva:
pssiSsC; M s.sE ;;Iss' q iclI A.. ;.iiE;.
formation. best vSfistiss. PlHs
GNUH EIHU now.
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z .Ass; s;s:YtsS t sfsa . n:l &
o0NohkTE FINIsHER for asnsFal
contractor. Able 70 form Jobs
s %sSi ;c.S' SSsss Del :sss vases for '0'
CONSTRUCTION supsrintendsnt, e.
perisnceQ. eoncrete hlgh-rlse apts.
JOB In Northern Va, Excellent op-
poFtpnity with future for top.
match man who can assume full
responsibllity. Local refs, only
SS SE s ;79Ri0Sys s.ri know q this 'd'
CONSTRUCTION HELPERs. exper-
fenced men 70 work with JOB
superintendent 10 final out housel
on large housing project in Fair.
tax, Va. STEADY, year-round work
ENT. eSpsSis Of sSsinins com.
plete control u house eonstruetioE
IN large .suedlvision- satisfaetorI
ia and Va sxpsI. requisite
Is s: siE;il SEQ Sd F:::csR's 3;
CONSTITUTION sun, eoneFstl
Auneontfhgtoft gApeKieuce neceA,
sary, ear. furnished. vaeation ant
s e ssft .. kSl i 9P. i ssH r''u~
C0uNTERMAN TNsIDk AKEE6.
MAN, experienced, TO sell slectrieal
supplies and apparatus. Electrieal
plole bsnsflta, CAL a32. 1000.
cpvMTxh NAN sxper., rellahla
Az. .lsD ,E pn sIIy,i Rom sSpI1; $40 Cam
COUNTERMEN
Expsr., fast. neat. Eood pay. r.
GAY veet' pirlA and sub carry
and noon only. wv
CRAM oPEaATok : Experienced
m.n 70 tsed eEErsEats. Pin. ~
batch plant. CAL pRiNcEMoNT
Mgg ,s.s,yr,;z o. o. Carl KILLER Tss'
DkLicATESSKN MAN, sxpsrIenesa
kosheT dslicatessep only need ap.
Pz sMso cphFl IliTa kIav set,
pHElcAIEsskN AND tANDwJoE
MEN, skpel. preferred for new food
shop. Hnesl. eppor., lood salary
AssgHly e kAnL's oATtRERs. Soii
DESK CLERK BH -dsy wE.. sun.
days of, Must b. nood typlst
With some Bookkeeping exper'. Uni.
asr years oood salary. meals
Boz Jps-A. star.
DRIVERS, helpers, furniture NOV,
efs, over IS yrs, OF aee. Salary de-.
pendent upon experience. Must b.
sober and bard workers. Refa
checked, Apply N pefion Al NV.
Ions TRAh6FER, 1911 N. Mel.
son ~ Arlington, Va. No ph. calls.
DnUu CLERK = Exp'd. only.
eyesn alternate Sundays CHAs.
TLEToN DRUGS, 18th and n sts
NV,
pnU0 cLERL part time. ever ei
;sss, SRsDRxY sDRuoos.' OF. a'' Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21

ACCOUNTANTS, u
iuil Tim: In isrs UOi firm * e csRs
College graduates or IN Senlel
year. No travel. Call MRS
WALKER, FE. $3.50.
ACCTs... rs,-srs., for CPA firms
specialiEe IN accounting positions
ATLAS A0CY.. 1920 N. 2. Ave. NV
ACCOUNTANTS, Junior ACCOUNTING
school graduates. Apply SlNROD
= fash; INC. 1875 De sales
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HOWARD BRRNBTE
JEROME MALiN.

HTLLH Y. ABRAMS,
Attorney for Party Secured.
$500 Fenton Street,
Silver Spring, Nd.
ieis,2l. 24.27.29
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s.s insost SisSSS trsinln S' p:rlss
ooNokETE FNIsHER for general
; T.r ~, N'SSssss . s.g vas'' for 'Or
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"'R0We" convertible
sleeper q ehezir SET
$240
puY only $IA per month
. fo@sm Iu2ex ewShiom0d
. mYl0m covered
pay only $IA per month

Smart, simple and sUbstontioll The modern
design SOTO converts TO sleep two in COM
tori on O comfortable innersprine mottress
supported by olI-steel springs. Both SOTO
and motching choir have foam lotex cvsh-
ions TO put you at your eose. Natural, gold,
turquoise or brown nylon upholstery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
completely e00FdimaEed
6.pe. hnmd rubbed soliel
Em0pIe s0f@ bed suites
$50
$ l550
puY only STA per month

Furniture 10 give your home the chorm and wormth
your tomik deserves. This hondsome six-piece set
is corefUk Grated Of hond-rUbbed Chothom fin
ished mople includes comfortable sIeep-two
SOTO bed with spacious storage compartment, club
choir. pIotform rocker. 2 step tobIes and cocktoi
table. Soto and chairs upholstered in brown and
green or green and red tweed combination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

only { {
pay only 50 per month

- or in dual purpose rooms. Clean modern
design comfortable poyurethone foam
cushions and holsters smart two-tone
fobric in brown, turquoise or persmmon.
AspIendid value for the money.
TURQUOISE, PERSIAAMoN OR
BROWN TWO-TONE FABRIC
FwniUrs-FoUrh Floor Washington; Level Arlington
Evening star., 1963-05-08
F Street Minibus
Test Will Sturt
This Summer

The nickel-fare miniature
buses will start operating again
on F street NV. in three to
four months, a District official
said yesterday.
The one-year trial operation
will begin with four minibuses
and later will be expanded to
IA Of the small vehicles, accord
ing to 1t. Col. John Israelson,
assistant engineer commits
sioner.
He made the announcement
as the District Commissioners
approved a key contract pro-
viding for purchase and opera
ton of the buses by D. C.
Transit. Inc.
Most of the cost Of the $245,-
694 minibus program is being
provided by a grant from the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency. D. C. Transit will pay
$69,l83 Of the local cost and
the District Government will
provide certain services, but no
cash.
The minibus program is
sponsored by Downtown Prog
ress TO help encourage people
to shop in the central business
area.
Evening star., 1963-05-08
Mrs. Keeling, 80,
Here 20 Years

Mrs. George w. Keeling, 80
a Washington resident for
more than 20 years, died yes
terday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. James A. Cas-
sidy, at 1921 Rittenhouse street
NV. She had undergone sur
gerry for cancer in March.
Born Mary Margaret Kenny
on March 80, 1880, in Atlanta,
Ca, she married George Keel
ing in 1899. They moved to
Washington in 1881.
Her husband was manager
of the Griffiths Consumers
materials department until his
death in 1912.
Mrs. Keeling was a member
of the Shrine of the Most
Blessed Sacrament Church in
Chevy Chase.
Besides her daughter, she
leaves two sisters. Mrs. Isabel
V. Keeling of the same ad-
dress, and Claire Moore Of
Atlanta, Ca; a daughter-in-
law. Mrs. William j. Keeling
Of Atlanta; nine grandchildren,
and 38 grandchildren.
Funeral mass will be said
at 10 am. Thursday at the
Blessed Sacrament Church
6001 Western avenue, N. w
followed by burial at st. Mary's
Cemetery, Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1963-05-08
Role for Workers
In Lutin Aid Plan
Urged by Wirtz.

BOGOTA, Colombia, May 8
(AP. United States Labor
Secretary Wirtz urged the In
ter-American Labor Ministers
Conference yesterday to adopt
the permanent view that in
vestment in human beings is
the first priority in this decade
of development"
He told delegates from 20
members Of the Organization
of American States that any
capital program financed under
the Alliance for progress should
include on-the-job training
and the collaboration of free
democratic trade unions. Cuba
is not represented at the meet
ing.
Mr.. Wirtz read a message
from President Kennedy urging
the hemisphere labor ministers
to achieve the full co-opera-
ton Of workers"
The week long conference
was called mainly to five Latin
American workers a voice in
national planning and develop
ment programs.
Calling for fair labor stand
ards in line with the various
segments OF each nations
economy, Mr.. Wirtz said, "The
progress we seek depends on
the careful and constant bal
ancing values Of growth and
stability"
Evening star., 1963-05-08
Stephen Stofford, Navy
Master Mechanic, Dies

Stephen M. Stafford, 80, a
retired master mechanic for
the Washington Navy Yard
who held a number of United
States patents for precision
tools, died at Suburban Hos
pital, Bethesda, yesterday after
suffering a stroke.
Born in Dunganon, Ireland,
In 1883, he came to this coun-
try at the age of 10. His family
lived in Baltimore, where he
learned the tool and machinist
business.
In 1908 Mr.. Stafford came
to Washington and began his
career in the Naval Gun Fac
tory as machinist.
He married the former Mat
tie Perrie in 1907.
He advanced through the
various supervisory ratings at
the Gun Factory from leading
man machinist, quarterman
inachinist and Quarterman in
strument maker to the posi-
tion Of master mechanic of the
tool shop in 1897.
During World War II he
helped to speed the Inanufac-
ture of special tools, iigs, fix
lures and gauges required to
expedite naval ordnance pro-
grams, and in 1945 he received
the Navy's Certificate of Award
for meritorious civilian service.
When he retired in 1850 the
Navy Department cited his con-
tribution to the improvement
mechanismS used for gun
mountings.
Mr.. Stafford was a member
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Edward GIucken;
Was Standards
Bureau Engineer

Edward Scott Glacken, AZ, q
mechanical engineer at the
Bureau of Standards where he
was employed for more than
20 years, died yesterday at
Georgetown University Hospital
of a heart condition. He lived
at 5ll3 Manning drive, Bethes-
da, Md.
Born in Johnstown, Pa, Mr..
Glacken came to Washington
in 1941, when he joined the
Bureau Of Standards as a graph
worker.
In 1914 he took a leave Of
absence for military service. He
returned to the Bureau in 1945.
Mr.. Glacken's eldest son,
Scotty, jr., was a former all
metro quarterback at st. Johns
High School, and is now a
freshman quarterback at Duke
University.
Mr.. Glacken was a member
Of the Knights of Columbus and
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Of Bethesda.
He leaves his wife, Julianne
a., and seven children, Scotty,
jr., Anna j., Elise, william,
Elizabeth, Mary Ellen, and John
B., Of the home address; his
mother, Mrs. William Glacken,
and two sisters, Mrs. Harry
Klink, and Mrs. Daniel Glas-
chak, all of Johnstown, Pa, and
three brothers, John Glacken
Of Johnstown, Pa, and Russell
Glacken, and Donald Glacken,
both Of Phoenix, Ariz.
Mass will be held at Our Lady
of Lourdes Church, 1900 Pearl
street, Bethesda, at 9:15 am.
Friday with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Snider, 7o,
In Garden Clubs

LEESBURG, Va, May 8 (Spe-
ciaD Mrs. Susa Stanton Sni-
der, 70, of Cotton Farm neal
Leesburg, garden club and Rec
Cross worker, died yesterday al
Peter Bent Brigham Hospita
in Boston, where she had beer
a patient for three weeks.
She was the widow of Warner
Snider, who died In 1861.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snider came to
Loudoun County about so years
ago from Cleveland, when they
purchased Cotton Farm, an es-
tate of about 1000 acres.
Mrs. Snider was active in the
Garden Club of Virginia and
the Fauquier-Loudoun Garden
Club.
She was a member of the
Ladies Board of the Loudoun
County Hospital and the Sui
grave Club in Washington.
She leaves no immediate
survivors.
Funeral services will be in
Cleveland tomorrow.
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of the Carroll Council of the
Knights Of Columbus.
He lived at 59O6 Jarvis lane,
Bethesda.
Besides his wife, of the home
address, he leaves one grand
son.
Friends may call at the Rob-
ert Pumphrey Funeral Home,
1857 Wisconsin avenue NV
Services will be held at the
st. Jane Frances de Chantal
Church, 9701 Old Georgetown
road, Bethesda. at 10 am. Fri
day, with burial at Congress
sional Cemetery.
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W. M. Hoffman,
Retired Minister

The Rev. William Mcguire
Hoffman, IS, retired Methodist
minister who served from 1924
to 1923 as pastor of the old
Waugh Methodist Church here
died Sunday at the Maryland
General Hospital in Baltimore
Born in Maple Hill, Pa, he
taught school for four years
before entering the Williams
port Dickinson Seminary. Rev
Hoffman entered the ministry
in 1908 and retired in 1949 as
minister Of the Baldwin Me-
mortal Methodist Church, Bal
.timore.
He leaves his wife Julia of
Williamsport, Pa, and one
daughter, Eleanor Myrtle Hoff-
man. Services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow at the
Singleton Funeral Home, Glen
Burnie, Md.