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DODD, JOHN W. In loving memory Of
our father, JOHN w. DODD, who
passed away two two years ago today
YOUR DAuGHTER AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
GOODMAN, LILLIAN ELAINE MAR
Low; In loving memory Of our
daughter and sister. LILLIAN
ELAINE M. GOODMAN, who passed
away two years ago today, December
S, 1861.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by;
Deep in our hearts a memory is kept
OF one we loved and can never for
get.
Although your soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain,
The world would seem like Heaven
II we had you back again.
MON H1s,,,,I DAP C, D0RIS, CLIFTON,
SACKETT, EDWIN ]. In loving mem
DRY Of my devoted husband, EDWIN
J. SACKETT. who departed this life
four years ago today, December S,
have heard so many times
What ii means to be alone;
i never realized what il meant until
now | sit at home
And walk the road alone.
lost my life companion.
He meant so much to me;
No one will ever know my heartache
Or how much l grieve.
A wonderful husband, father and
grandfather God never made any
better II you turned this whole world
upside down.
can see the twinkle in your ewes
and that smile you will give me on
that day God will call me. Come
and meet me part the way, Eddie.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, ETHEL.
SANFORD, LUCY J. A tribute in
memory of my devoted aunt, LUCY
]. SANFORD, who entered the heav-
emily realm eleven years ago today,
December 5, 1857.
God has not promised we shall not
know
Trials and temptations and sorrow
He has not told US we shall not bear
Many a sorrow and many a care,
But God has promised light from
Enduring mercy, undying love.
DEVOTED NIECE, RUTH L. JOLIE.
WHITLOW, MRS. MARGARET JOSE
PHLNE. In sad and loving memory
OF my dear mother, who entered into
rest Thursday, December S, 1895.
Loved and remembered always.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, LEONORA
WEST FREEMAN.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

OTEIIldIOTIuIn
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th St. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
IAoo GEORGIA AVE. NV. RIA. a7GI
Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK Choice
old location, at orig. cost. IA. 7-llA.
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services nv ChamhaP,

Announcement Of
Services by Chambers
Dunford, Joseph W. W. Chambers Co.
Mock, Arthur p. W. W, ChamberS %.
Maeder, -.
Harold c., Jr. w. W. Chambers Co.
Campagna,
CaFmeliO W. W. Chamber ca.
Jacobs. James r. W. W. Chambers %.
Groves, Capt.
Michael D.,
USA W.. W. Chambera c.
Browning,
Robert NJ. W. W. Chambers Co.
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pLotneI, DOOGLAS II. SUMMERS.
GEORGE H. HOLLY, W. NJ. 8
TAYLOR, ORA. On Monday, Decem-
Der z, 1858, at her residence, z E
st. Sc, ORA TAYLOR, the beloved
mother of Dugi, Boysie and George
Taylor and Bernice Rice; sister Of
Rebecca Bostic. She also. is sur
yived by a very devoted friend, Os-.
borne Fenwick; other relatives and
many friends. After 3 PM, Thurs
day, December S, friends are invited
to call at her late residence. Funeral
services will be held at II am,
Friday, December s, at Mount Airy
Baptist Church, " L st. NV. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Arrangements by the william Spang-
Ter Funeral Home.
TIMANUS, BEULAH 1. On Wednesday,
December 4, 1888, at the Methodist
Home Of the District Of Columbia,
BEULAH l.. TIMANUS, wife of the
late John Jacob Timanus Of Balti-
more, Nd; mother OF John Lyell
Timanus Of Alexandria, Va, and
Mrs. Ellen 7. Barker of Westminster,
Md. Also survived by four grand
children. Friends may call at the
Ellsworth Armacost Funeral Chapel,
900 Liberty Heights ave-, Gwynn
Oak Junction, Baltimore, Nd. Visiting
hours, from to 5 pm. and TO II
pm. Services on Saturday, December
7, at II am. Interment Mount Olive
Cemetery, Randallstown, Nd.
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DOUGLAS r. A special
communication Of Harmony
Lodge, No. n, F. & A. M,
is called for 2 am. Mon
day, December 2, 1868, at
the Masonic Temple, 1000
You st. NV, for the pur-
pose Of conducting Ma
raj services for our late
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HWT ID VI NUTTIT dUEN OF HNT~
den Camp No. 2. United
|, Spanish War Veterans,
4 will assemble at the Ives
Funeral Home, 7e77 vii.
j son blvd, Arlington, Va,
Friday, at lao pm, for
services for our late Past
Commander, JAMES NJ.
Funeral at z pm.
Y ]. cARTNc. Conndr
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hawkins. gAsIEs 7. On Monday.
December z, lSe3. a. Prince GeorEes
County Hospitai. Mr.. JAMES 7.
HAWKINS Of Indian Head hwy, be-
Owed sou Of Mrs; James a. HaN-
Re also Is survived b. a stepm0lheF,
Mrs Gertrpoe Hawkins a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carol Gilbert; one grand-
son. Michael Gilbert six aunts,
two uncies, other relatives and
tne1ds: Aiser pm: Friday: De-
Robert G. Mason Funeral Home, $50
Nichols ave. Sc where Rosary VII
Be recited a. e:S pm. Graveside
prayers on Saturday, December 2.
csvses eems y o1 lenaH IN S ~
HAWKINS, ROBERT. On Tuesday, De-
eember ,, 1919, at Suburban Hos
pital. ROBERT HAWKINS, beloved
husband Of Dora Hawkins He also
Sae sis; en- Ns a INV Hssn ae~ ibFse
brothers, Hazel, Leonard and Nor
man Hawkins; two grandchildren,
nieces and nephews and other rela-
tves and friends. Afler 5 pm Fri-
DAY; December 8. friends may call
a. the Snowden Funeral Home, Rock
vile, Nd. Funeral services on SatuT-
day, December J, al N am. at the
Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Lin
coin PARK Rockville. Nd, the Rev.
Brooks officiating. Interment Lincoln
Park Cemetery.
HOLMES. ELEANOR A. On Tuesday.
December 3, 1893, At her residence,
MRS. ELEANOR a. HOLMES Of
1900 lndependence ave. s.e.s beloved
daughter Of Mrs. Eleanor Washing
ton; sister Of Douglas and Rudolph
washington Also surviving are one
uncle, Mr.. Roster Davis; one aunt,
Mrs. Gertrude Davis; q devoted
friend, n. 2. HarreIl; other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
a. the John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral
ing. facilities), where friends may
can after pm. Thursday, Decem-
Der 5, and where funeral services
VIII Be held on Friday, December
e. al 30 pm. InterTnent Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
HENNG. HOWARD WILBUR. SUD.
denly, on Wednesday, December Z,
1885, HOWARD W. HENING OF 700
Manison n.w:s beloved husband
o. Bessie N. Hening. brother Of Mrs.
Lillian Cebb. Friends may call al
ne Huntemann Funeral Home, S737
Georgia ave. NV. parking on prem
lsesl. Services on Friday, December
9, a. 30 pm. InteFment Arlington
NATIONAL Cemetery. In lieu Of flow
srs, make contributions to the Heart
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JENKINS, LEoNA I'D N; On! On Tuesday.

December ;, 1888, LEONARD n.
JENKINS Of $40 Marietta pl. NV,
brother Of Mrs. Hattie Young. He also
Is survived by one brother-in-law,
two uncles, one aunt, nieces and
nephews, other relatives and friends.
After pm, Thursday. December
4 Jenkins Funeral Home. le0l Ca.
ave. NV, where funeral services
will be held Friday, at $50 am.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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LEE. ETHEL NUGENT. On Tuesday,
nacernher q laka EsrIE.I AiIiGT ~.

December ,. 1853, ETHEL NUGENT
LEE Of 3322 Sherman ave. NV,
beloved mother Of Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Cole, William H. Lee, IT., and Mrs.
Edith L. Hutchinson. Also surviv-
ing are eight grandchildren, ten
Bruce and Pete Nugent; other rela.
tives and many friends. Friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Flu
neral Home, 1870 9TH st. NV, on
Thursday, December S. after 4 pm.
Services will be held on Friday, De
cember 8, at II am, at St. Luke's
E ~ Gh n,rn, Sth and Church
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LEE lnOMAS MAkTlN. suddenly,
on Tuesday, December 3. 1853.
Littleton St, Silver Spring, Md. hus:
John M. Lee; brother of Mrs. Martin
Munley, Mrs. Albert Bingham, Mrs.
William Shiffer and Mrs. William
Adams. Mr.. Lee rests at the WEIGH
Funeral Service, 2S23 Tuscarawas
81. west, Canton, Ohio. Mass will
on Friday, December s, at $3.50 am,
at St. Michael's Catholic Church,
Canton, Ohio. Interment St. Johns
Cemetery,
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HENIN6, HOWARD w An .n.r..,,

nENlN0' HOWARD W. An emergent
a communication Of osiris
IN Lodge, No. rs, r. A. A.
IN NJ, Is hereby called for
eM mo Friday, December 8, 1859.
INK at ] pm, at the Hunte-
w mann Funeral Home. 5737
" Georgia ave. NV, for the
purpose Of conducting funeral serv-
ices for our late brother, HOWARD
w. HENING.
ISRAEL n; SEGAL, W. NJ.
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day, December 4, 1919, at SibIey
KEATING Of 131 kansSha st. h NV.
beloved husband Of Nora c. Heating.
father Of Col. Joseph w. Keating
and Miss Frances N. Heating, and
brother Of Joseph w. Heating. Mrs.
wards. He also Is survived by three
grandchildren. Friends may call al
Gaw1er's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at
Harrison ST. NV. parking on prem
ises). REQUIEM Mass will be offered
at the Shrine Of the Most Blessed
ssda 81 NV. "e on Fr,day. p ~ ser
8, at II am. Interment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery
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dsy. Bec:ember !, iSS5, a Freedm 1.D5
H HosPHsdN N MRS Ss.o LYDIA tI,I! TAYLOR
devoted Hsi wife Of Nathan Jackson. Also
surviving are her mother, Mrs. Mil
dred Palmer, and stepfather. Nathan
Palmer; other relatives and many
friends. Remains rest at the John
T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3olS
18th st. ne. tample parking facilities),
where friends may call after 4 pm,
tation Of the Rosary service viii be
held at 2 pm. Mass for the Eeoose
Of her soul will be celebrated Satur-
day, December 2, al 10 am, at the
st. Vincent De Paul Church, South
Capitol and NJ SITS. sc. lnterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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KNAPP, JULIA c. On Tuesday, De-
csmber ?, 1879, a Alexandra Hos,
Rt ssS,, JULIA W. & III. KN LAr;p Of u East
Of the late Alphonse James Knapp;
mother Of Col. Joseph NJ. Knapp,
Turner Air Force Base, Georgia;
Robert r, Knapp of Falls Church,
Va, and James A. Knapp OF Roanoke,
va. Friends may call at the Every
Braddock I'd, Alexandria, Va. Mass
will be offered at St. Rita's Catholic
Church, Russell and Glebe rds., Alex
andria,. Va, at 1890 pm, Friday,
December 8. Rosary will be recited
December S. at 9 pm. intermeTt
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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d PAOLo, AMERICA. Suddenly, On
Tuesday. December :, 1888, At Mount
AltQ Hospital, AMERICA DI PA0LO
81 llolS Horde S.. Wheaton. Nd, be
and fsthsr q Ms. sabi1a D! sante
s sar 'e iiSe rr az siss
Friends may esIi 4 ne RissIdi -
neral Home, Itoo GeorEia ave. NV.
where prayers VII Be said On Fri-
day, December 8. al an; hence
g TIE Hely Rosary Catholic Church.
tered at 80 am for ne repose
Of his soul. Intermeut Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited.
DIXON, SARAH LOLA. Suddenly, On
Wednesday, December 4, 1913. Sarah
beloved mother Of Charles Edward
Dixon OF Washington. D. C, and SIS
ter Of Mrs. hollie De Lauter OF
Frederick, Nd. Friends may call at
tie Hicks Funeral Home, 80 West
RPatrick s. Frederieky Nd, Friday,
funeral services win Be- held on
Saturday, December y. at " am.
In.ermsnt FSiryisW cemetery. Fred
DOYLE, WILLIAM S. On Tuesday.
December J, 1888, al Suburban Hos
pital, WILLIAM S. DOYLE. the BE-
loved husband Of Alice z. Doyle (nes
Entwislel Of 6oo3 Sonoma I'd, Be
thesda. Nd, father Of William T.
Doyle and brother Of AdTfenne d.
Smith Lorraine d. johnson, Mar
garet ID. Giebei. Robert J., Chari-
ton w., Phalam ]. and John L.
Hanlon Funeral Home, 90 Wis
consin ave. NV, on Friday, Decem-
Der 8, at 2 an. REQUIEM Mass at
81. Jane de Chantel Church, Bethesda,
Nd, at $50 an. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. s.
DUNFORD, JOSEPH W. OF az Isth
g.; s.e.s on Monday, December z,
1873, husband Of Evelyn S. Dunford,
father OF Mrs. Virginia Allen, Mrs.
Martha Akermanis and Leonard Dun
ford; son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. d.
Dunford. He also Is survived By
sisters, brothers and grandchildren.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
SU nth st. Sc, on Friday, December
9; az z:3o pm. InteTment Cedar
FERGUSON, JOSEPH THOMAS. On
Saturday, November 90, 1888, JOSEPH
THOMAS FERGUSON, 1907 Florida
ave. NV, son Of Eugene and Mrs.
Elnora Ferguson of Bowling Green,
/ Va brother Of Mrs. BeFnice Brown,
Crawford and Eleanor, Dorothy Cor
Fer ri "s"0 After sno pm. E1seP Fr;d n;
friends may call at johnson & Jen-
nns Funeral Home, 900 Georgia
ave: NV. Funeral services will BE-
neld on saturday in Bowling Green.
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WILSON, RUFUS NELSON. On Thurs.
day. December 5, 1858, at George
Washington University Hospital.
RUFUS NELSON WILSON Of ls23
Vernon st. NV. He leaves to mourn
Charles and Mr.. Nelson Ross; other s
relatives and many friends. Re
mains resting at the John T. REines
Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 18th ct. ne.
Notice Of funeral later.
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HOWARD. Officers and
members Of American Lee
zion Post 20. Second Divi-
; sion, District Of Columbia,
are notified of the death
! Of HOWARD HENING.
Members may call at the
Huntemann Funeral Home,
orgia ave. NV, Thursday,
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-08

1907 cotton knit, shrink
resistant. Gripper waist
and shoulder, elastic
drop seat. Plastic soles
wipe clean. Colors. "a.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. G.

ADJACENT TO Brentwood Village
Shopping Center. Adults only.
Newly integrated bldg. Newly dec
GRATED. Liv. rm., din. rm., bedrm.,
kit, bath, screened rear porch.
sos, MA R-367A.
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50, 900, bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette
kit, bath. Beautiful view. conven
location. go int. on unpaid bal
Separate lndry. and storage facils
For details and TO inspect cal
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10
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Elegant=EXcluSiYe

oRIoINALLY 2 APARTMENTS ON
2 floors, converted into what Is
now a washington Show Place
Original conversion cost approx
$4,000. Present owner has COM
pletely modernized, air conditioned
and redecorated the apartment,
cost approx. $4,000.
Entrance hall has cloak room, pow
der room, beautiful curving stair
way, and private elevator TO lower
floor.
To left is magnificent living room
3Oxl7 feet, with Italian marble
To right is a large dining room
and modernized kitchen.
Lower floor has 2 bedrooms and
full bath under living room, II
also contains a fascinating anthem
tic private ship-cabin clubroom,
another full bathroom and another
room orieinally kitchen OF lower
apartment.
apartments, the smaller one
The apartment would be a hedge
against initiation.
The present owner has been trans
terred and is sacrificing II for
$4,000 or best offer.
ROGER WASHBURN. Agent, in
lobby at 1861 Crescent pl. NV,
Open Sunday 2-5 pm. or by appt.
Call 7S3-2Sl5 Mon. through Fri.
GREENBELT-l-be drm. apt, small
down payment, pay S47 mo. Incl.
heat, taxes. ms, hot water, all
structural repairs. Selection Of 2
and 3 bedrm. houses also avail
GREENBELT REALTY CO.. Real
tors, l61 Centerway lin shopping
centerl CIR; $500. ~
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APIS. FURNlSHED-VA.
iCONTINlIEDl

ARLINGTON, 1898 N. 14th St
1-br. apt. utils. included. S105
ARL., 2lOI 5. 9th st.-Lge. liv. rm,,
small apt. BLDG, Adults only. sos
mo. OF. $4,000.
mo-, mr.. Kann's. IA. 2-4637.
ARL., NEAR PENTAGON = Family
apt. rate day or week. and rooms
Free uarking. ia. 2-3343.
ARL.. 1880 N. Quinn Clean 1-bed-
ldry., lockers, utils. furn. 52s-9220
ARL., 2-bedrm. apt, utils. in
cluded. 1900 N. Rhodes ST., 527-
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
(coNTINUEpl

ARL., s.-Perfect for government
employee planning retirement.
Spacious. cool, newly decorated
1-bedrm. 1st-n. garden-type apt,
on quiet, safe street. Conv, to
Pentagon, shops, transp. Purchase
transferred owners reduced equity
and pay only S70,66 monthly in
Guiding p.i.ti., maintenance and
utilities. Immed. occupancy. OR,
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tcoN1INUEp)
ATTRACTIVE
1919 MINI. Ave. Sc.

l bedrm. only SS7. Modern bldg
Newly dec, wonderful closet space
Immediate occupancy. See Res
Mgr. or call LII. 4-5239.
ATTR. 2-br. apis. in mod, bldg
Picture windows, garb. disposal
laundry rms. indy, storage, fenced
playgrnd. S67. 50-S77. $40 Chesa.
peake st. sc, 10. 3-770a.
BLAIR RID. NV, 6I2i-I bedrm,
liv. rm., dinette, kit, screened pch
Integrated Adults only. S72 80
plus utils. Re. S-2794.
BOILING VIEW APTs.-i-bedrm
apt $50; 2-bedrm,. S95.50 incl
all utils. One Of Washington.
most desirable locs Rental ofc.
cor End and orange sc. 10
2s4270. PoRETSKY a. SONS, INC.
BOILING FIELD vicinity 325 Park.
land Place Sc. . rms. kit. bath
$40 incl. heat and hot water. See
lanitor. 3Ql Falkland. basemt
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2a6-4O7T
BOILING FIELD AREA. 44O New.
comb st.. Sc, Apt, /. l-bedrm
apt. gas heat, S57 mo.
THoS P. BROWN. INC.
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R BffHs A REID ASn s ST ELI "a
S Sdfh 5E%i sit G m0htB i ngss
heat and hot water. Apply man
ager. Apt. 3, 1890 11th .pl. sc.
Adults With Real Estate Refs. Only
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
1900 K ST. NV. FE. 5000
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,v,,vTT THE ;,,l W.ESIcHEsTER

he WESlChESIEh
OWNER ANXIOUS TO sell, in main
bldg, large 1-bedroom apt. with
hall, Hv. rm., solarium, mod kit.
and bath. Air cond. S.W. exposure
UNUSUAL LUXURY APT. for gra-
cious living and entertaining.
Reas. maintenance charge, tax ad-
yantages Large foyer to spacious
liv. rm., 3 bedrms., . tiled baths,
din. rm., kit, . walk-in closets.
Service entrance. Three exposures.
Air-cond. units, carpet and drap-
cries. Restaurant and garage on
q BEDROOMS. . BATHS, large
library, living rm. opening onto
terrace, dining rm., modern kit.
BEAUTIFUL DEC, foyer, liv. rm.,
bedrm., sitting rm. or Ind bedrm.
din. rm., mod. kit. bath.
Also Tor rent, furnished 1 and
2-bedroom apartments.
RANDALL II. HAGNER a. CO.. Inc
Call Mrs. Chauncey Murray
Monday thru Friday. DE. $4,000
3O25 ONTARIO RID. NV.
EFFICIENCY adj. Rock Creek Park.
Large, with nice kit. and bath,
air cond., spac. closets, carpeted
halls, sun deck laundry facilities.
$4,000, terms. North 7-9237.
$500 CONN, AVE, Apt. 9-Bedrm.,
liv.. rm., hall-dinette, lge. semi
encl. porch. Wired for air cond.
Mr. best shopping center, open
Sun. after 1870 or call RE. Z
1852, Mon. Fri.
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TuIIudegu Gets
New President

NEW YORK, July rs (AP)
DIR. Herman H. Long OF
Nashville, Tenn, an authority
on racial and cultural relations,
yesterday was named president
Of Talladega College, ITALIA
dega. Ala.
The co-educational college,
which is related TO the United
Church Of Christ. was founded
In 1857, and is described as the
first college in Alabama opened
TO Negroes.
DR.. Long, 81, now director Of
the Race Relations Department
of the United Church's Board
of Homeland Ministries, takes
office next January /. succeed
ing DR.. Arthur d. Gray. DR.
Gray has resigned TO become
pastor Of Park Manor United
Church Of Christ in Chicago.
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Cambridge Officials Act
To Keep Shoky Truce

ter. The next step, the directors
added, would be to campaign
for defeat Of the amendment
II 1t comes UP for public vote
The amendment, passed by the
City Council, would ban racial
discrimination in restaurants
hotels and similar establish
ments.
The action Of the directors
prompted the president Of the
association, Levi B. Phillips, jr.,
to resign In protest.
Aligning himself with Mayor
Mowbray and the City Council
in support Of the amendment,
Mr.. Phillips, a hardware dealer,
said he felt his resignation was
"in the public interest In view
OF current developments"
Only TAO signatures-20 per
cent Of the towns 1900 reg
istered voters-are needed by
August 10 TO force a referendum
on the amendment, which
otherwise would become effec-
tive August 20.
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Group Health Battle
ExpIodes Into HeckIinq

A running battle over the
reorganization of the Group
Health Association here ex-
ploded into booing, heckling
and cries Of resign, resign" at
a general membership meeting
last night at the Department
of Agriculture Auditorium.
The basic issue remained
whether CHA, which supplies
medical care by a panel of
physicians for a monthly fee,
should continue with a CO.
operative-type organization or
should be "streamlined" to al
low the management more in
dependent action.
The streamlining was to be
accomplished by new bylaws.
But these, dissidents say. were
illegally passed. Management
d1SagreeS.
Pending a United States Dis
trict Court trial on the issue
this fall, the court has barred
the new bylaws from taking
effect.
But dissidents feel that
management has tried to cir
cumvent the courts order in
drafting a new contract with
the D. C. Transit Employees
Health g. Welfare Plan for
medical care. So they petit
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Britain Refuses
Loan to Replace
Ship Queen Mary

LONDON, July rs tAP).-
Prime Minister Harold Mac
millan's government has re-
jected a request by the Cunard
Steamship Co. for a special
loan TO build a replacement for
the liner Queen Mary.
The decision was announced
in the House Of Commons by
Transport Minister Ernest
MARBLES.
The Queen Mary. a giant Of
1885 tons, was launched In
1884. Cunard proposed re-
placing her with a 58,500-ton
ship which would spend three
months a year on cruises and
the rest Of the time on the
North Atlantic run.
The company estimated the
new ship would cost % million
pounds ts6l.6 Million. 1t pro-
posed TO put up 4 million
pounds t$l1.2 million) with the
government lending the rest
Of the money over rs years al
4 per cent interest.
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Bourd Clears
Policemen on
Arrest Charge

A 26-year-o1d policeman was
found not guilty by q police
trial board yesterday on a
charge of striking a man with
his revolver during an arrest.
The policeman was fined q
total Of $3.50 for failing to make
a full report Of the incident and
for conduct prejudicial to the
police force.
A second policeman was ex-
onerated Of charges Of failing
to make a full report and con-
duct unbecoming a policeman.
The complainant in the case
was taken to the hearing at
Police Headquarters from the
workhouse in Occoquan. He had
been sentenced on July 10 to
so days in jail for assault.
The policeman who was
fined was Pvt. Alphonso T.
Brown, Of No. IA Precinct. The
other policeman was Pvt. James
A. Gardner, 81, of the traffic
division. Both men Joined the
force on June 20, 1851.
The complainant was Ray
mond Broadwater. 10, Of the
100 block Of Seventeenth street
NV.
Broadwater was arrested by
the two policemen who were
off duty on February 8 at the
Westbrook Restaurant, 44l4
Benning road NE, after Broad
water was involved in q fight
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CAMBRIDGE. Md, July rs
(AP).-City officials repeatedly
have embarked on a campaign
Of quiet persuasion among
white business leaders to pre-
serve q shaky truce in the
Cambridge racial situation.
Mayor Calvin w. Mowbray
and other officials who in
dorsed an agreement with
Negro leaders Tuesday in
Washington remained silent
about their strategy TO keep
the agreement In effect.
But informed sources said
the mayor and members OF the
City Council were at work to
head off a petition drive which
could jeopardize the truce.
The petition drive was an
nounced Tuesday night by di-
rectors Of the Dorchester Bust
ness and Civic Association to
bring about q referendum on
an equal accommodation
amendment TO the town char