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exit. Turn right and continue
on Keene Mill road, past
Springfield Shopping Center
IL miles to Westview on
right. Builder: Guardian
Construction Co.
AZ. WEST SPRINGFIELD,
w. Springfield, Va. Mini
mum price, $4,000. Drive
out Shirley highway to the
Franconia-S pringfield exit,
right one and a half miles
on Keene Mill road, then left
on Greeley boulevard to West
Springfield. Builder: YeOnas
Development Corp.
1T MON TICELLo
"' WOODS, Fai rfax
County, Va. Minimum price,
$4,000. From Washington,
drive out Shirley highway
(Route $500 to Franconia
road-Springfield exit. Left on
Franconia road l mile to
Monticello Woods entrance.
Builder: YeonaS Development
Corp.
30 BUSH HILL WOODS,
~. Alexandria, Va. Min
imum price, $27,5OO. From
Alexandria, drive out Tele-
graph road to Franconia road,
turn right at Rose Hill Shop
ping Center, bear left at
school and take two sharp
lefts to model homes. Builder:
HOOff & Neill. Inc.
30 RIVERSIDE GAR
~. DENS, Fairfax Coun-
ty, Va. Minimum price, $24,-
$50. Follow Mount Vernon
parkway past the airport and
through Alexandria. Drive SIS
miles below Hunting Towers
Apartments, turn right on
Waynewood boulevard and
continue three quarters Of a
mile through the community
Of Waynewood to Fort Hunt
road and Riverside Gardens.
OR, take Route l to Fort Hunt
road and Riverside Gardens.
Builder: Clarence W. GOsneIl.
Inc.
An WAYNEWOOD, Fair
TV' fax County, Va. Mini
mum price, $31, ESQ. Follow
Mount Vernon parkway past
the airport and through Alex
andria. Waynewood is on the
right, just So miles below
Hunting Towers Apartments
Builder: Clarence W. Gosnell,
Inc.
At EST KNOLLS,
f'' Prince Georges Coun.
ty, Md. Minimum price, $l8,-
800. From Washington, cross
South Capitol Street Bridge
and continue South ~ miles
past District line on Indian
Head highway (Route 2lO)
turn left at Lyles Restaurant
(at Livingston road) to Forest
Knobs at top Of hill. OR, from
Virginia, cross Woodrow Viii
son Bridge, continue east or
Indian Head highway exit
turn south and follow direc.
tons above. Builder: Samp
son Brothers.
~ TANT ALLON . ON
TZ' THE -POTO MAC,
Prince Georges County, Md
Minimum price, $4,000. From
Washington, cross South Cap
itol Street Bridge past Boiling
Field to Woodrow Wilson
Bridge turmoil, follow the
signs to Route 2l0 (Indian
Head highway, right 3 miles
on Indian Head highway Ia
Fort Washington road, right
on Fort Washington road to
Tantallon, 8701 Fort Washing
ton road. OR, from Alei an
dria, cross Woodrow WHOM
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entrance on left. Builder:
Town & Country Developers.
AZ MARUMSCO, Wood
To- bridge, Va. Minimum
price, STATS. Drive out Shir-
ley highway to Woodbridge,
turn right at third traffic light
on Long View drive, continue
six blocks to model homes at
1901 Long View drive. Builder:
HyltOn Building Corp.
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Washington gate. A Forecast
Home is featured. Builder:
Thurner Homes.
M MOUNT VERNON
Tf' FOREST, Alexandria,
Va. Minimum price, $31, 500.
Drive out George Washington
Memorial parkway through
Alexandria, past Mount Yer
non entrance, mile on Route
235 to Mount Vernon Forest
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Seven Corners. Builder: Ket-
tier Brothers, Inc.
10 ROSEDALE ES-
%|' TATES, Prince
Georges County, Md. Mini
mum price, -$l5,95O. Drive out
Branch avenue Sc. to Allen
town road, right 4 miles to
Lunar drive Cat Sola's Bar
Der Shop, right half a mile
to Rosedale Estates entrance.
Builder: John J. Schwager's
Construction Co., Inc.
IN DIANNA WOODS,
w. Prince Georges Coun-
ty, Md. Minimum price, ST..
900. Drive out Suitland park
way to Silver Hill road. Cross
over parkway and continue
three blocks to Swami road,
right turn on Swami to en-
trance. Builder: Turner
Homes.
81 WILBURN ESTATES,
SI' Prince Georges Coun-
ty, Md. Minimum price, $l5,-
600. From the District line,
drive out Marlboro pike to
County road in District
Heights, left on County road
and then left on Addison road
to Wilburn Estates. Builder:
Dino Developers, Inc.
- WEST GATE OF
S%' LOMOND, Manassas,
Va. Minimum price, $4,000.
Drive out Arlington boule-
ward (Route 5O) to Fairfax
circle, continue on Routes %
oil through Centreville, bear
left on Interstate 66 and con-
-tinue to Manassas exit Of
Route 234, left on Route 234
about three fourths Of a mile
to West Gate. OR, from the
south, take Route l to Route
234 through Manassas to West
Gate. Builder: Hylton Build
ing Corp.
- GEOR TOW N
%. SOUTH. Manassas,
Va. Minimum price, $ll, 400.
Drive out Arlington boulevard
(Route 500 from Memorial
Bridge to Fairfax circle, con-
tinue on Routes 92-21l to Gen.
treville, bear left on Route %
and continue to center Of Ma
nassas. Left at traffic light
on Route 234 about two min
utes to Georgetown South. OR,
from Quantico, drive north
on Route to Route 234, left
on Route 234 to Georgetown
South at Manassas. Builder.
Merit Developers.
IN NORTH SPRING
~. FIELD, North Spring
field, Va. Minimum price,
S24,95O. Drive out Shirley
highway 200 yards past Ed
sail road exit to Route
495 (Circumferential h & h.
way, right at Braddock road,
right two blocks to Heming
avenue. Go right on Heming
avenue 10 blocks to Queens
berry avenue, right to Viceroy
court and sales office. OR,
out Shirley highway to AMMAN
ale-Fairfax turmoil. Turn
right, 60 three miles to An
Mandate. At third stop light in
Annandale, turn left on Ravens
worth road and continue to
Braddock road. Left on Brad
dock road, two blocks to Hem
ing avenue. Right on Hem
ing 10 blocks to QueenSberry
avenue, right to Viceroy court
and sales office. Builder.
Edward r. Carr.
az WEsTvIEW, SPRING
80 field, Va. Minimum
price, $4,000. Drive out Shir-
ley highway to the Springfield
cloverleaf at the Tranconia
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Fall festival
Homes O pen

The Stars Fall Festival Preview Of "a Homes includes As
different communities Of homes in all parts of the Wash
ngton Metropolitan Area Exhibits are listed below including
the Of the development its location minimum price Of
the homes directions to reach the exhibit and the name Of the
builder Numbers the list keyed to those on the map at
right that readers who wish to make personal inspection
may find the homes easily
Evening star., 1963-04-19
Wonnan's
Mustache...

You see them everywhere-but who talks
about II out loud? Much too embarrass-
ing! Yet few women are blessed with a
lily-white, silky-smooth upper lip. What
about all the others? Who mentions il
to them? Not person. Not their near.
est-and-dearest too hurtful. too deli
cate). But we're calling a mustache a
mustache, in order to tell every woman
how to get rid of it. Not with distasteful
shaving. Not with bleaching Ohe color's
all sone-still the mustache is there). But
swiftly, sweetly.
Helena Rubinsteine has the marvellous
answer-Nudiio for the Face and Super
Finishe Cream, together in one kit, es-
pecially formulated to cream away
facial hair. Nudh does it in minutes land
has a delicate fragrance. tool; then you
follow up with an application of Helena
RuHinstein's exclusive Super Finish
Cream to smooth your skin to new
beauty.
Because Nudh melts hair away, instead
Of choppins it of at the surface, it leaves
your skin soft and smooth as a woman's
skin should be.
Just as good for sideburns or any other
bits Of embarrassing faee-fuzz.
Helena Rubinstein's Nudt for the Face.
in a complete kit with exclusive Super
Finish Cream and spatuIa appIicator.
Only $50, plus tax.
Keep your legs smoothly free of hair
with NHdit for the Legs. l.50 plus tax.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
Man of Year

Representative Wilbur D.
Mills Of Arkansas, chairman
of the House Ways and
Means Committee, is being
presented with the Congress
sior al Secretaries Clubs
Man Of the Year" plaque
at a dinner-dance tonight at
1880 o'clock at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
Chaplain
To Speak

1t. Comdr. James J. Kill
len, Office Chief Of Chap
lains. Department Of the
Navy, will address the an
nual Communion Breakfast
of the Women's Retreat
League at 10 am tomorrow.
at the Presidential Arms. His
topic will be "The Dignity Of
Womanhood."
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
OREGON BOUND

Dr. and Mrs. Colford have re- turned to Burns, Ore, where pr. Colford plans to open another dental office, according to Dr. Paul Jaeger of Anchorage.
 Friends of Dr. Colford can con- tact him there.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
KODIAK HEALTHY

Kodiak remains unlisted in the in the communicable disease re- port of the state division of pub lie health.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Mirror Classified Bring Results.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Frederick UIIe,
Auditor, With
AAA II Years

Frederick A. Ulle, 81, an au-
ditor and a lifelong resident
of the Washington area, died
yesterday at Arlington Hospital
after a long illness.
He was employed by the
American Automobile Associa-
ton as auditor and by the af-
filiated Automobile Club Serv-
ice Agency, Inc, as assistant
treasurer. He had been with
AAA for 27 years.
Mr.. Ulle, an enthusiastic
hunter and gun collector. be-
longed to the National Rifle
Association.
He was also a member Of the
st. Andrews Episcopal Church
in Arlington and the Columbia
Masonic lodge.
He leaves his wife, the former
Evelyn Lyles, Of the home ad-
dress. 1855 North Robert Walk
er place, Arlington, Va; a son
Frederick A., jr., Of 602 Birch
street, Vienna, Va, and a sis
ter. Mrs. G. U. Beeton of 1896
North Thirty-seventh road, Ar
lington.
He is also survived by two
grandchildren.
Services will be held Monday
at 10 am. in st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church in Arlington.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Mrs. Edith Slant,
U. S. Architects
Mother Was 80

Mrs. Edith Watts Slant, 83,
mother of National Naval
Medical Center landscape
architect, died yesterday in ar
ambulance en- route to a Will
mington (Del.) hospital after
suffering a heart attack.
Mrs. Slant was born in Cecil
County, Md. At II she mar
ried George Tyler Slant, who
was later elected to the Della
ware legislature. When her
husband died in 1948, she con-
tinued to live at the family's
home in Townsend, Del. Mrs.
Slant was a frequent visitor to
the home Of her son George
at 1916 Irvington avenue,
Bethesda.
She leaves three sons,
George; Samuel R. Slant, of
Miami, and Robert Slant, of
Merritt Island, Fla; and two
daughters, Mrs. George Carson
of Annapolis, and Mrs. Vergil
Yearsley, Of Townsend, Del.
Funeral services will be held
Monday in Townsend.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
J.L. BolIinger, 50.
Naval Security
EIectronic Aide

James Leroy Bollinger, so, an
electronic mechanic with the
United States Naval Security
Station, died in Hong Kong last
Wednesday of a heart attack.
Mr.. Bollinger had been on
an assignment in Hong Kong
since May II.
Born in Morgantown, W.
Va, he attended public schools
there and was graduated from
the University of West Virginia
in 1882.
Mr.. Bollinger came to Wash
ington the following year, and
worked as a clerk for five
years with the Work Progress
Administration. In 1888 he
joined the Navy Department
ana worked as an electronlC
mechanic at the Navy Yard.
He Joined the United States
Security Station here about Is
years ago.
Mr.. Bollinger leaves his wife,
Elizabeth; three daughters, Pa
tricia L., Pamela S. and Bar
bara E., and a son, James E
all of the home address, Valley
View drive, Franconia, Va,
and his mother, Hazel, and a
sister, Mrs. Quentin Robinson,
both of 10409 Hebard street,
KenSington, Md.
Funeral services will be at
pm. Monday at the Cunning
ham Funeral Home, Cameron
and Alfred streets, Alexandria,
Va, and burial will be in Fair
fax Memory Gardens.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Lord Brand, British Banker.
Adviser of Governments

LONDON, Aug. "a (AP). -
Lord Brand, "a, banker, writer
and the confidant and adviser
of successive British govern
ments, died yesterday.
A pioneer in development Of
South Africa, Lord Brand was
known for years in Whitehall
as "the wisest man in the en-
pire." He was the man whom
governments calico in to helE
with their most complex finan-
cial problems.
Lord Brand went to South At
rica in 1902 at the birth of the
union to advise Lord Miner
and Lord Selborne on finances
In World War he was a mem-
ber of the British mission in
Washington and he returned
there in World War II to di-
rect the British food mission.
Later he was treasury repre-
sentative in Washington, work.
ing to overcome the complica-
tionS caused by the abrupt end
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Mrs. R. {. Wilson,
Bank Teller

Mrs. Shirley Ann Wilson, 81.
a teller with the Suburban
Trust Co., died yesterday Of
cancer at the Washington Hos
pital Center.
She was born in Washington,
and had resided in Waldorf
Md. since childhood.
She leaves her husband, r.
Elwood Wilson of Waldorf
three daughters. Bonnie Rae,
Deborah Ann and Cynthia
Marie, and one son, r. Elwooc
Wilson, jr. She also leaves her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Estertzbach of Waldorf.
A mass will be offered at 8
am. Monday at st. Peters
Church, Waldorf, with burial
in the church cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Glen Gray, Musician,
Led Case Lomu Bond

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Aug. "a
/ (AP). - Glen Gray, SO, whose
popular Casa Iona Orchestra
I entertained two generations OF
Americans, died yesterday at
Jordan Hospital.
Mr.. Grey had lived in Plym-
outh since 1850, when the
touring Casa Lomans were dis
banded. He had continued to
A., record with studio bands.
Mr.. Gray, born in Roanoke,
: H., was a Saxophonist who
, worked initially with the band
of Jean Goldkette. The Casa
Iona Orchestra was an out
growth of the Goldkette band
and organized as a cooperative,
the first such venture in the
band business, with musicians
sharing profits.
The orchestra played the Ma
tion's top theaters, dance halls
and college proms.
Among its best-known record
ings were mo Name 1--WE
Smoke Rings" and Casa
Iona Stomp"
Mr.. Gray came out of retire.
ment in 1856 to supervise re-
cording sessions with studio
bands. These record dates pro-
duced several popular albums
which re-created the styles of
other bands of the '30s, '40s
and sos.
Several of the Nations lead
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Mrs. Frances J. NickeIs,
Active in Baptist Affairs

Mrs. Frances j. Nickels, 81,
a native of Washington and a
noted traveller and lecturer,
6ied at the Mar Sale Nursing
Home on Thursday after a long
illness.
Mrs. Nickels had Travelled
throughout the world in both
the interests of Christian edu-
cational missionary work and
in furthering neighborly rela-
tions.
A graduate of Columbian Col
lege, now the George Washing
ton University, she was married
in 1900 to Frank Campbell
Nickels of Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Nickels lived in Mime
apolis for 80 years and was
active in community services
there, especially as president of
the board of directors of Ma
ternity Hospital.
In Washington, Mrs. Nickels
was active in the American AS
sociation of University Women.
the General Federation of
Women's Clubs, the Youn 6
Women's Christian Association,
the Pi Beta Phi and Sigma AL
pha Iota sororities, the Sey-
mour Club and the Friday
Morning Music Club.
She also served on the board
of directors of the Women's
American Baptist Foreign Mis-
sion Society and the Unite d
Board for Christian Colleges in
China. Mrs. Nickels and her
husband, who died in 1923, held
positions of national leadership
Evening star., 1963-08-24

in the Northern, now Ameri-
can, Baptist Convention.
She also was active in the
Calvary Baptist Church here.
Mrs. Nickels leaves a son
Horace j., of Glen Hills, Rock
vile, Md; and a step-son, r.
win H., of San Francisco, and
two grandchildren.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Frances ]. Nickels Memorial
Fund, Baptist Home for Chill
dren, 6301 Green Tree road, Be-
thesda, Md.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. Tuesday at the Calvary
Baptist Church. Eighth and H
streets NV. Burial will be in
Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Mrs.. BedeII Smith,
Generals S Widow, Dies

Mrs. Walter Bedell Smith,
10, the widow of the Army
chief of staff in Europe during
World War II, died yesterday
at Walter Reed Hospital after
a long illness.
Her husband, who was later
to be Americas Ambassador to
Russia and head of the Central
Intelligence Agency, signed the
German surrender papers at
Rheims early in the morning Of
May Z, l945.
Interviewed at that time,
Mrs. Smith said she was very
happy, as know the rest of
the world must be-" but she
wanted no publicity that might
divert attention from the gen.
eral.
Typical Army Wife
She was working as a Gray
Lady at the time, and first
heard the news of her nus
bands part in the surrender
from fellow volunteers. She
had not seen her husband for
20 months.
Tall and modest and a typical
Army wife, Mrs. Smith kept
her home furnished with SOU
venirs of her husbands service
in the Philippines, North Africa
and Europe during two world
wars. A prize possession was a
branch of the olive tree under
which Gen. Smith signed the
Italian armistice in September
1943.
Mrs. Smith accompanied
her husband while he served as
Ambassador to Russia from
1946 to 1949, returning to
Washington with him when he
headed the CIA until 1854.
Rider, Marksman
A native of Indianapolis,
Ind, Mrs. Smith, the former
Mary Eleanor Cline, married
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Memorial Service Planned
For Eric Johnston Monduy

A memorial service for Eric
Johnston, president of the Mo-
ton Pictures Association Of
America, will be held at II am.
Monday at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth .and H
streets NV.
Mr.. Johnston, 66, died Thurs
day night at the George Wash
ington Hospital after a long
illness.
President Kennedy yesterday
issued the following statement:
II was deeply shocked to
learn Of the passing Of Eric
Johnston. A great deal of his
life was dedicated to public
service. When asked to serve
his country, Mr.. Johnston never
hesitated to utilize to the great
est extent possible his unusual
talent, tact and energy. He will
be missed by all Of us.
"Mrs. Kennedy joins me in
extending our deepest sympa-
thy to Mrs. Johnston and other
members of the family"
Message From Israel
In other messages of con,
dolence, Prime Minister Lev
Eshkol of Israel said Mr.
Johnston's diplomatic skill
and great dedication TO thu
Evening star., 1963-08-24

the general in 1877. He died in
August, 1866.
She was active in the work
of the Soldiers, Sailors, Marines
and Airmen's Club ct Eleventh.
and L streets.N.W.
An accomplished horse
woman, she had won many tro-
phies at Army post shows and
was a life member of the Ma
tional Rifle Association.
Mrs. Smith, who lived at
4400 Garfield street NV, leaves
q brother, Col. Arthur Cline oi
Terre Haute, Ind, and a sister
Miss Gladys Cline of Oakland
Calf.
Services will be at 2 pm
Monday at the Fort Myel
Chapel, with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
.preSsions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and
Airmen'S Home.
Evening star., 1963-08-24

Of Lend-Lease and to negotiate
the postwar American loan.
Between the wars Lord BranC
worked as a director of Lazard
Bros. & Co., Ltd, a merchant
bank, and acted for the Brit
ish government at a long list
of international conferences.
These activities he combined
with lecturing at Oxford Uni
versity and writing for the
Times, of which he was a di-
rector.
His American wife, the for
mer Phyllis Langhorne, a sis
ter of Nancy Lady Astor, died
in 1887. They had one son, who
was killed in World War II,
anc two daughters.
Evening star., 1963-08-24

ing instrumentalists of the last
four decades worked as Sidemen
in Mr.. Gray's band. These in
cluded Blk Beiderbecke, Bobby
Hackett, Pee Wee Hunt and
Singer Mildred Bailey.
The most recent album issued
under Mr.. Gray's name was re-
leased two weeks ago.
Mr.. Gray leaves his wife, the
former Marion Douglass, and a
son, Douglass.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Draths

ALLEN, DEACON JAMES ERNEST.
on Wednesday, August 81, 1903,
at the Mount Alto. Hospital, JAMES
ERNEST ALLEN of 1888 9th st. Sc,
devoted husband Of Mrs. Dorothy
daughter, Gladys Cater; one srand-
son, three, great-grandchildr one
granddaughter. Mrs. Ida Mae Cater;
many nieces, nepheWs, other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
anePssl sssRs 4 Aoms sns !S6n S6fS isRSn Rnss' 8. &C.
lample parking facilities). where
friends may call after Q pm. Satur-
in state on Sunday, August 25,
ssetst sst Ghafch Gh 7sn shs lftS MGpnt st. Neeo ss
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, August 20, at 1890
pm, the Rev. Matthew Marks Of
ficiating; 1nterment Arlington Ma
FRAZIER, THOMAS /. On Thursday,
august %. 1858, at his residence
Frazier and brother, of Mrs. Amy
Taylor. Also surviving are nieces,
nephews and other relatives and
friends. After 8 pm. Saturday, Au-
gust "a, friends may call at the
Washington ST., Rockville, Nd. Fu-
neral services on Sunday, August
%. at pm, at the Brooke Grove
Church, Laytonsville. Nd, the Rev.
Q, Beason officiating. Interment
church cemetery. "a
BOLLINGER, JAMES LIE ROY, Jr. On
Wednesday, August IA, 1868, in
Hong Kongs China, JAMES LIE ROY
View drive. Alexandria, va, hus-
BoIiinger, father 4APssn of Patricia ssEty5 Leg,
Pamela Sue, Barbara Ellen and
James Edward Bollinger, SON Of
MIS- MIS- oIiSs Hazel poSsni6g bSsSIiinger' brother Of
ices on Monday, August 26, at /
pm, at the Cunningham Funeral
Home, Cameron and Alfred sts.,
AMlexandria, MeSnld va: lnterment Fairfax
MsmGEy sfibatiSyp.o Gardens If desired .at con.
Children's Asthma Research Insti-
tute and Hospital, 34O1 West 10Th
ave, Denver 4, Colo. 25
BOYD, AMOS MAURICE. On Thurs.
day, August 90. 1868, at his resi-
MAURICE BOYD. Notice Of funeral
later; Arrangements by Dovie @
Brooks and Otis F. Allen. 25
BRADLEY, AGNES JEAN. Suddenly
Arlington Hospital, AGNES JEAN
isf. iS.f MATIiIiiIngton MIIiIngmto ys:,.,. Va, wife q the
Maj. William NJ. 1r1i sTSdisy %0'heG N hflipSl q
ton. Va; Charles ?. Bradley Of
=; Carr Of Winfield, Ill; sister oi
ponald McRae OF Detroit, Mich
HhSSa- AISo surviving are twelve, grand.
AriinstOn Funersi Homs %ns sa saol a NOTsf Tat
Falrfax drive, Arlington. Va, after
pm. Saturday, August "a, unit
pm. Monday August 26; thence
u lax Ine srd Trinity Presbyterian Church
where services viii be held at 7:3G
pm; pm; Interment on Tuesday. Au.
gust 90 at 0 pm, at the Bradley
smlly Cemetery, Peytona,. W. Va
~ neu OF flowers contributions mas
DC maze TO the Heart Association
BRADLEY, AGNES J. The officer,
:s$ ; Z ;;!!::'j ::!;i y
services VIII be held at pm
sunday sunday August August 25, AZ the Arlington
fax drive. HrilnSton, vSi'n Va. rSr'
MADELEINE o. rsHSGEh s1MMEhhRg, sscy y;
BRUNER, CEsIA. on Saturday, An.
gust a, 1868, cEsIA BRUNER Of
a02 O st. Sc. beloved wife Of
Hersh Bruner She also is survived
York. Funeral services al the Ber.
nard Danzansky a Sons Funera
Home. 1901 14th st. NV. (parkins
facilities Adjacent, on Sunday, Au.
gust %, at 3 pm. Interment
Friendship Lodge Section. Mount
Lebanon Cemetery. Memorial week
4O2 q st. sc. 2b
Evening star., 1963-08-24
AnuPilinnh

SCHELPARK, MAYER AND LOUIS.
ory of MAYER SCHELPARK and
LOUIS SCHELPARK on Sunday,
August 25, 1868, at IL noon, at
King David Memorial Garden, Falls
Church, Va. Friends are invited.
THE FAMILY. "a
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Garn nf UhankH

CRUMP, LESLIE r. Mrs. Rosa A,
Crump and family wish to thank
for their kind expressions Of SYM
pathy and help extended in the
loss Of their husband and father,
LESLIE r. CRUMP. "a