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Arizona tribune., 1963-07-12

St. John the Baptist Flagstaff eceny
Prince Hall Masons ST. John Lodge #l6ed the
ing Sunday, June 23rd the First Baptist Church.
Levester Williams. VIM presided He assisted James
Williams lodge secretary Woodrow participated.
Rev. James t McElroy was the guest speaker.
Sc c. Boyer randaster secretary
of Phoenix. also attended
The Order Of the Eastern represented pro-
gram.
Pictured above from left j. Williams secretary
Williams. worshp Mrs. Mary Saned, worthy
and Rev. K T. McEroy. guest speaker.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-12
OHlOANS VISIT
AUNT IN PHOENIX

Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Hines.
Of Cincinnati. Ohio. spent a few
days at the home ofMrs. Charles
Fish. 1910 E. Washington. Mrs.
Fish is his aunt. The couple left
for Los Angeles Wednesday.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

DISTRICT HTS. - Sl7,pbO, very
special 4 bsdrms,, 2 baths, h.-vh
Ar cond.. tiled. KIT, pine.pan
rec. Tm,, corner lot Mt. calvary
Parish Near schools and shopping
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SERVICE STATION

Two bay. modern station for lease
in growing area Of Alex. This Is
an attractive location with shop
ping centers, apt. units and busi-
ness district within immediate
trading area. Financial assistance :
paid training, coop advertising
and close personal supervision are
but few Of the helps available
tails call IA. 4-ilOO Weekdays,
JE. 3-0742 ewes. and week end
N----~----
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= Washington, D. c.
Saturday. Febrvory 3, 1868

AisNAPoLIs RD.-cape Cod. lr
plus large fs' kitchen ana igf'i pins.psn. .;Sis'
eled rec. rm.. bsmt.1 exit, .fnahog. :
porch, 2 full baths, new roof, nf.
parkway. bet. 2 shopping ctrs.,
9 big value at S17.e60.
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The Perry Boswell Co.
IREATTOpQ WA 7.A600

The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45OC
KENT VILLAGE, Beaver Dam area,
$3.50 down, incl. settlement. 5
bedrms., 1h baths, rec. rm.,
washer, dryer incl. Disposal, eat
Ing space In kitchen. Total mo.
payment, S13S. sP. 3-OS76.
LANDOVER AREA-No s dn., clean
as . pin. 3 twin-size bedrms.,
semt-Colonial, eating :space de. luxe
kit, fenced lot, walk to schools
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-05oO
rambier. with iuil bSmt:. SnTsi si7.sso. ySt
d. L. Barnard 588-7977
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-AlI-brk.
3-bedrm. semi Colonial, vacant.
immed. possession 10 qualified
purchaser, full bsmt. with rec.
rm.. mr.. st. Camiilus School. FHA,
GI terms, $4,000.
JOHN II. HUGHES co. WA. 7-O5eO
OPEN SAT, AND SUN. west Hy-
attsville, Md, 36OS Lancer dr.
Brick Cape Cod. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. small den, rec. rm., family
sized din. rm., h.-w.h. Owner will
HUdHEs CO. JAP XP. 7.i4oo. iGSo: W. ~
0xON HILL, River Ridge-4-bed- :
rm. in bsmt.. fenced yard. as
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AVONDALE AREA
9 BATHS
Paramount Sales HA. 2-1S0C
CAN II TOP THISII

Firepl. sep. din. rm.. professional
tiled bsmt. with sep. entr,, auto.
drier, Anchor fenced lot, off
and doors. Located in College
Park. 2 .blks. to schools. D. c.
Transit bus, 3-bedrm,. all-brick
rambler. FLA appraised. at Sls.-
500 ,!;. Only 3 $500 downi tCIai,.1 Vacant. cant.
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ALL-BRICK RAMBLgR-Nr. park
way, extra large bedrms,. tiled
bath, large den or family rm.,
hot.water heat, fenced lot, storm
windows, only s14,250. Easy terms
and trades invited.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CHICKEN .H RLANT AMI on 2 serss. 5000 500.
500 r.. q bldg, excel. at-homiie JOS.
A real barg. at S24 800. Small dn.
pymt., liberal terms on bal. M D.
BOLT REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Evening star., 1963-02-09
HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.


SPRINGFIELD, N.-3-bedrm, brick
rambler with carport. Utii. rm..
many extras. FHA appr., or as.
sumo " e OF. Owner. CT. 0-3554.
sPRINGFIELD-sale or trade. Brk.
rambler with carport, 8 years old,
In excel, cond. bedrms., dining
rm... / y baths, rec. rm. 4Ox2S,
2 fireplaces. Lee. beautiful lot,
Neighbors on one side only. ideal
for kids and pets. EHA appr.
S22.O00. JE. 4-664s, OWNER.
SPRINGFIELD, N.-Brick rambler,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. with dish
washer, disposal and wall oven,
3 bedrms,, IVA baths, full bsmt.
with washer, rec. rn. and bar,
convertible porch-carport, 8OO-ft.
concrete patio with fireplace,
planter. Fenced back yard, corner
lot, S23,9O0, b2O8 Heming ave.
Call cL. 6-3s44.
SPRINGFIELD AREA (Brookland
Estates) )-Delightful and different
split-level. Living room with ca
thedral ceiling and fireplace, bal
cony dining room, huge modern
kitchen. finished family room,
only $1,000 down. VACANT.
LYNCH BROS. INcp REALTORS,
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TARM 4 HOME EXCLUSIVE

TEMPLE HILLs-s2O,5OO, spotless
is.sly fi,, ,."I IssrpiS;s, Gen.! di,Sp; =. sSs y
Stoves. ! rsisrs. Bee this enc
Evening star., 1963-02-09
Ia .ArgnAIsEp FoI iIe.soe-:

Must leii this true coloniai-llyis
home with separate din. rms fire.
gd gd,, IN htv,5a,,. Nv Tni 'Iss s.s,ms ssrssnsS T.i
sS.aS,. s%S SSlliiiln wsiins ssraSs Sstsns. h'Hs5'
Prince NsepOoInoo ShoRoEs sii' RSnstrY co.
THE HousE of HoMEs
Evening star., 1963-02-09

DISTRICT Hts = ssI; 900. sps-
,sss st'h: st iirsel Enclosed s. D.ussd slS Sssf Ss%
porch. h..w.h, grSund-lsysl bsgit,
,:n.,o I.s '0ist'd ssrsS srn; LsS SAkT hnfh'E 4
Evening star., 1963-02-09

RIvERDALE-All-brk., 4-bedrm.. o
bath Cape Cod with firepl.,. sep.
din. rm., auto. washer. and dryer,
esmt. exit 70 2 level fenced yard
VA and FHA, will trade, vacant,
quick possession.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

!. Another over $4,000 sq. IT..
with railroad siding and bldg.
rented for Sll0 per mo. Priced
at 100000.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

CONTINUED on Es1t PSSsJ
Evening star., 1963-02-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH-4:b.r.. Cape Cod,
Corner Corners. 81 i45SS 5tSOs'f ssssaaSSsSn ~ SSsSnv' :
FALLS CHURCH AREA-A small
family I S,,E Sin rsmSys, snSSy this Ss,S%soj nice Sbss
pretty lot with trees, sic, 500.
$115 per mo. pitt. OPEN from
2 till g pm. SUNDAY. Out Lee
hwy. to stop light. Graham I'd,
right on Woodley. pl. to 504. KE.
MoELLER REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1963-02-09
HOUSES FoR sALE--VA.
CONTINUED,

ALEX, RUSSELL ROAD
SO, 500, only $l.l0O down
FHA, Family-type, stone-
finished, 2-story home with
recreation room in bsmt..
corner lot, 2-car garage.
Excellent condition through
out. Separate dining room
and ? porches. See this con-
venient home today. Vacant
and ready for you! Gives.
KI. S-lS320
Evening star., 1963-02-09
INVESTMENT PRoP. WANT.
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

|. u acre industrial land with
long frontage on railroad spur.
Cony; center-of-town location.
e%o'VVO'
Evening star., 1963-02-09
WOODLAWN
7n-EOOT

tU-rOOI
RsTbIsT sr,o.,i.v on lOs 100 y ig" hsaSns Z sss.
and bsmi,. Sin,7b0, FHA,
BuRcH REALTY co. ~
f74-3OOO Ewes. WA. 7-bb4l
$500 incl. All TO qualified Vets. on
this 3-bedrm, Colonial with acr
porch. Ss6 per mo. Incl. all. conv.
,y.;&SSs :, y',;$SSsoUSr REALTY %y CO
S13,500 FULL PRICE,
sparbi,nsi ,..,7-yr;.old' s-esdroo;@H ~
recreation room, ih-bath, storm
windows and doors. VA or FHA
HxuHn REALTY, INC, yN, t.sbs9
$3.50 DOWN TIIA. septhlayns
SID 500. Low. low monthly pay.
menta, Nj, KltchenAl LAn
REALTY CO. RE. 6-bbbo or RE,
1-O2fO,
Evening star., 1963-02-09

.0XON HILL = New "a bedrms.
family rm., FHA, move right in.
I. c. MURRAY RLTY.. CHI. S-S10O.
OxON HILL-BR00K MANOR
New ramblers. 3 b.r.s, 1h baths.
Nothing to comp. in size and lOca-
tion. $l7.50O. city sewer and wat.
REED REAL ESTATE. 24S-4SSS.
PALMER PARK = S295 dn, incl.
settlement. lust S105 per mo pays
all for 3-bedrm. rambler. stove,
regr.. fenced lot. vacant. move
right in. OWNER, DU. 10000.
PALMER PARK : s295 dn. incl.
settlement, lust S105 mo. pays
all. 3-bedrm; rambler. stove, re-
fgr., fenced lot. Vac, move right
in. OWNER. DU. 10000.
RADIANT vALLEY-sale or rent.
2-bedrm. brick, pch.. carpets, avn
ings, storm windows, chain-link
fence. air conditioner. S13.750, or
$135 mo; furnished. 6ol0 shep-
herd st. UN. 4-5622. z to Q wk-
dys., or Sat, am.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
ZEAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD.
l:oUsEe Fcs SALIVA.

yn,HHhEbb yn,HHhbtY SsyE SRET Il SSpEEisAL sS xxi
Phone picKkY'S kP. 7-soso
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

AREA--S450 dn., S94 mo.
rambler with magnificent U acSei
Extras incl. storm windows, de
luxe kit "New-house" cond:, SI3s-
Evening star., 1963-02-09

ApDIsoN HEIoHTs-Liys on first
apt, nf, Psntagon.. An Investment
haTEaln Reas. down payment,
Price, si5.7s0, PURvIs REALTY
Co, IA 4.7709
ALEx.. mr.. schools, Cameron sta
ti0n-f bedrms., baths, bsmt.,
rec, rnn.. screened porch. Extras.
Owner trans. pJt.ep64,
Evening star., 1963-02-09
TEMPLE HILLS AREA

WoODLAwN : 3-bedrm. det. brk
home. Modern kits fenced yd,.
in. $egb dn. OWNER, e49-l023
Evening star., 1963-02-09
RETIRED?

Here Is an opportunity 70 realize
substantial income merchandising
gasoline and oil. No service work
is necessary to bolster earnings
In this service station location,
for It is the ONLY gasoline facil-
captive audience" and iow oper-
ating overhead assure success for
the enterprisinR individual. CALL
NOW Mr.. WARD. La. 9-5000,
Evening star., 1963-02-09
STOP

Stop dreaminRI | Take time to-
day to see this magnificent new
brick split foyer rambler located
big bedrooms, three full baths,
and is situated on a fabuIous
wooded lot. Gorgeous kitchen with
all built In equipment and table
space. Full separate dining room,
huge living room, terrific recrea- :
tion room, two fireplaces, tre-
mendous silnporrh and garaee.
Priced fantastically, at Just S34, :
$50
Evening star., 1963-02-09

T5AR S4s So. sT MARYsA Ht Se.uts spsfSS: S.s s sm
ain F.. PTLen sen. % Iaundry N I; rn,. L: auto Rts
washer and dryer, storm windows,
lot surrounded by schools. shop
ping, Assume bks loan, will
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11
Junior High Girls
Entertain Mothers

ton, Linda Jatzeck, Rosealia Val
lejo, Joann Monson. Kay Stan
ord, Shirley McCune, Betty
Schultz and Diana Allison.
The seventh and eighth grade
girls chorus sang "Dona Nobi
Pacem" GA simple, but beauti-
full canon in Latin an old
old prayer for peace; an6
Maria Went Through Wood anc
Thorn" Can Alpine folk song, tell
ing of Mary and the Holy Child
Accompanist at the piano was
Beth Petrik. A group of ninth
grade girls sang Silent Night
and when Christmas Morn Is
Dawning" CA German folk song).
Susan Dynneson was the accom-
PIANIST.
Geraldine Weaver, Connie Wers
land and Linda Meschke register
ed the guests.
A gift was presented to a repre-
sentative mother at each tea.
Sandra Whistler presented gifts to
Mrs Vernon Waller. a seventh
grade mother; and to Mrs. Cor.
.on Peterson, eighth grade mo-
Their. Doris Urqunart, of the
ninth grade presented the gifr
TO Mrs. Viva Shelton.
Deborah Hall, Lynn st. Cyr
Kay Folkvord and Mary Cundifl
served the coffee and punch.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11
aaAMZ77!:w

Penitentiary at Deer Lodge,
Montana. Thereafter jude Gul-
grandson suspended the sentence
on certain terms and conditions.
In Criminal action, State of
Montana versus Anthony Bea-
men, charged with passing a mo
account check. a felony, the de-
fendant was duly arraigned, waiv-
ed time in which TO plead and
entered a plea of guilty. There
after the defendant waived time
in which to receive sentence and
was sentenced to | year in the
State PenitentiaIy at Deer Lodge.
The Court then suspended the
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11

v. G.. Koch, Otto T. Habedank,
= n Cottingham and Eugene
Lalonde presented criminal and
p.Ooa,e matters before Judge
Gulbrandson on Wednesday. De-
Cember 4th.
In criminal action, State of
Montana versus Glenn Lagerquist
charged with selling stolen prop
erty. a felony, was duly arraign-
ed. waived time in which to en-
ter a plea and entered a plea of
guilty. The defendant there
after waived time in which to
receive sentence and was SEN
fenced to 3 years in the State
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11

The seventh, eighth and ninth
grade girls honored their mothers
at a tea in the Band room at the
Junior High School Friday, Dec.
9th.
The theme of the tea was
Christmas. The table and room
we're decorated with this theme
in mind. Girls WHO announced
the numbers on the program
we're Susan Nelson and Georgia
Indergaard.
The mothers were welcomed by
Donna Thiel and Evelyn Peder-
son.
Background music was PLAYED
BY Cathy Burns. Joan Bucklin,
Deborah Dishon, Linda Kallevig,
and Beth Petrik at the seventh
and eighth grade tea; and by
Karen Anderson, Susan Dynne-
son. Cheryl Johnson and Sylvia
YoGer at the Ninth grade tea.
Instrumental numbers were
played as follows: a clarinet
quartet by Barbara Habedank
Kathy Cornelia, Lynn St. Cyr,
and Pamela Pittman; and a flute
trio by Kathy Keller, Peggy
Dombrosky and Ellen Witt were
played at the seventh and eighth
grade tea. A clarinet quartet
was played at the ninth grade
tea by Holly Johnston, Sharon
Johnson, Susan LaFay and Maj
garet Mielke. A couple Of selec
tons we're played on the Marin
ba by Harriet Stone.
At the seventh and eight
grade tea, three readings were
given. Sandra Breitling spoke OF
what is a Teacher?": Karei
Hanson on What is a Mother?"
and Laurie Berg on What is ;
Daughter?". At the ninth grad,
tea a short skit entitled lie
gends and Folklore Of Christmas
was presented by: Pauline Shel
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11

Assistant Coach: Jim Peterson
Student Manager: Walt Laird
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11

sentence under certain terms and
conditions.
V. G. Koch vas appointed adj
m%inistrator of the Estate of Joe
Setback, Deceased. Bond was
fixed at 100000.
An order was made by the court
confirming exchange of property
in the Estate of Waters minors
Guardianship proceeding.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11
Departments of USDA
Have Christmas Party

Departments of the USDA en-
joyed their annual Christmas din
ner December 5 at the Triangle
Club during the noon hour. Those
present were personnel from FILA,
Sos, SGD, County Extension Or
flee, Eastern Branch Experiment
Station, Soil and Water Research.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11
Cartwright

The Rev. Sidney 7. Smith will
show his slides and speak on
his trip to the Holy Land at the
Cartwright Hall on Thurs, Dec.
- at 7:30 pm. est. Everyone
is welcome.
A folk mass will be held at
st. Michael and All Angels E0is
copal Church at Cartwright Sun
day, Dec. Is at 3 pm. est
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11
Many Families Attend
Elks Christmas Dinner

More than 800 enjoyed the fam
lily Christmas turkey dinner Sun
day at the Elks. Treats were
given out by Santa and the child
rem enjoyed talking to him.
AT this time the Sidney Elks
Lodge would like to thank all OF
the Elks Ladies who made salads
and a special thanks to all o.
the ladies who worked to make
the dinner such a great annual
success.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11

Federal Land Bank, Weed Super
visor, ASCS and their wives or
husbands.
Oscar Olson. Federal Land
Bank Manager, acted as toast
master. After introductions, a
short program was enjoyed. Mar
ilyn Potter played several piano
selections and carol SINGING was
participated in by the group.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-11
Speech Hearing
Clinic Set for Elks

The regular monthly Elk spon-
sored Speech and hearing clinic
will be held Dec. 11-12-13 at the
Elks Club in Sidney.
Please contact Bill Seitz for
appointments. Phone 482-1411.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Miles E. Hill, Ex-Engineer
With Army, Church Deacon

Miles Edward Hill, SO, a re-
tired civilian Army engineer
and prominent Takoma Park
church worker. died Of a stroke
yesterday at Doctors Hospital.
Mr.. Hill, who retired Janu-
ary 3 after 20 years with the
Army, was associated with the
post engineers of the Arlington
Hall Station.
He was a charter member OF
the old Christ Baptist Church
of Takoma Park and a MEM
ber Of the Takoma Park Bap-
tist Church for the last nine
years, serving on the board OF
deacons Of both.
His hobby was working with
wood, and he built the pulpit
and two pulpit chairs for the
Christ Baptist Church.
Mr.. Hill was a Mason for 25
years.
A native Of Springtown. Tex,
he lived in Oklahoma before
coming to the Washington area
% years ago.
Mr.. Hill leaves his wife, Eva
E., Of SOC Philadelphia avenue
Takoma Park, the home ad-
dress; three children, Cecil E.
Cole Lorraine and Glenn w.
all of Washington, and five
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Mrs. Bucchus,
Taught in D. c.
Schools 40 Years

Mrs. Norma Clayton Bacchus,
81. a home economics teacher
who taught in District schools
for 40 years, died Wednesday
after a short illness at Wash
ington Hospital Center.
A native Of Lynchburg. Va,
she came here as q student at
Howard University and was
graduated with a Bachelor of
Science degree in home eco
Monies in 1919. She later re-
ceived her Master Of Science
degree from New York Uni
versity and studied abroad at
the Universities Of oxford, Luz
cerne and Heidelberg. In 1861
she received a summer scholar
ship in research nutrition at
the Sorbonne In Paris.
Mrs. Bacchus began teaching
in 1921 at Dunbar High School
and subsequently taught at
Francis Junior High School and
Cardoza High School. She re-
tired from Roosevelt High
School in 1861.
She was a board member OF
the Merriwether Home for the
Children, the American As
sociation Of University Women
and was president for two
terms Of the Howard Univer-
sity College Alumni Club.
Mrs. Bacchus lived at 17l9
S street NV.
She leaves a brother, Ray
mond Clayton Of Lynchburg,
Va.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1920 Ninth street NV
Burial will be in Lincoln Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
DR.. james Mitchell,
Noted DermotoIogist

CHICAGO, Feb. / (AP) DIR.
James Herbert Mitchell, 81,
well-known dermatologist and
chairman Of the American
Medical Associations dermatol-
ogy section. died yesterday in
his home.
He leaves his wife, Mrs
Marion Strobel Mitchell, an
author and poet, and two
daughters. Joan of New York
City and Mrs. I. Newton Perry
of Santa Barbara, Calf.
Evening star., 1963-02-01

reported dead 20 years later
when aboard a plane that
crashed near the Philippines.
Search parties found his flying
jacket and papers. Soon after,
he was found where he had
struggled ashore on a small
island.
His interest in sports found
an outlet in the Navy in the
1930s when he helped develop
some Of the best military foot
ball teams the West Coast had
seen. He was business manager
of the West Coast Naval foot
ball team that often led in
competition for the Presidents
Cup.
Football Commissioner
After retirement in 1947, he
became commissioner and pres
ident Of the professional ALI
American Football Conference,
which later disbanded.
A native Of Greensburg, Ind,
he lived in recent months in
Chapel Hill, N. c.
He is survived by his wife,
Jane, of Chapel Hill, and three
sons, Thomas E. Kessing Of
1900 Woodstock avenue, Forest
Glen! Comdr. Oliver o. Kes-
sing. jr., of Norfolk. Va. and
Jonas Warren Kessing of
Chapel Hill.
Funeral services will be at
10 am. Monday at the Fort
Myer Chapel, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-02-01

I Isn0sTv sVIIonnHI' On Ihlf,aay,
hosSi,si 'bEuIxa wnLTiStaass II
3nbl 18th st, NV beloved wife
Of hf Conway Williams and be-.
loved mother OF Miss Serena vii.
ams, Mrs. Mafy Bpsight, Mrs Dora
flltol and NJ James G Williams
grandchildren. Marvin X FULTON
ana Sanford " Bpsight. two hlt.
tsfa, one brother, nieceti nfpheWa
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting A. the John II
hhlnes Co Funeral Home, 1oli
later
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LID. On Monday, January 2S,
1858, at her residence, 81 Girard
st.; me-. ELEANOR II. EAsTON,
wife Of the late Joseph c.
Rosemary z. Ciarkson, beloved
grandmother OF Joseph II. and
Laurence P. Clarkson. She Is sur
vived by three great-grandchildren
Victoria, Clifford and Frank Clark
T,n., S1n; Friends may call at the s; H.
st. NV. (parking facillties). Prayers
from the above funeral home on
Saturday. February ., at 9:3O am;
thence to st. Aloysius' Catholic
church. North Capitol and Eye SITS.
the mass will be offered at 10 am,
Tor the repose Of her soul. Inter-
ment st. Mary's Cemeterv
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Oliver 0. Kessing Dies;
Admiral, , Sports Leader
Retired Rear Admiral Oliver

Retired Rear Admiral Oliver
o. Kessing, 70, former commits
sioner and president Of the ALL
American Football Conference.
died yesterday at Bethesda
Naval Hospital.
He had suffered a coronary
attack January 13 while in the
hospital for a check-up.
The admiral's 34-year Navy
career included service on the
Mexican border and in the Pa
cific. With the surrender Of
Japan, he landed the initial oc-
cupation. forces at Yokosuka.
the big naval base on the island
Of Honshu.
BOugainviIle Commander
During the Pacific campaign
he had been commander Of the
United States base at Bougain-
vile, Of the base at Ulithi Atoll
and that at Manila.
He was present on the battle
ship Missouri to witness the
Japanese surrender.
Admiral Kessing gained ap-
pointment to the Naval Acad-
emy In 1910. AS a midshipman
he tried unsuccessfully to make
varsity athletic teams. although
he finally got a berth on his
class football squad. For his
persistence. he picked up the
nickname "Scrappy," that was
to stick throughout his life.
He began his officers tour
In 1914 aboard the USS Mary
and and remained at sea until
Joining the Navy's Navigation
Bureau here in 1921.
Sentenced to Be Shot
While an ensign aboard the
JSS Indianapolis, he was sent
ashore at Mazatlan, Mexico,
during the campaign against
the raids Of Pancho Villa. En-
Bign KeSSing was assigned
supervision Of the evacuation
Of Americans in the area and
when his landing boat was
lired upon, all crew members
we're killed except a paymaster
and himself. They we're cap
sured and sentenced to be shot.
Notice of Ensign Kessing's
cheduled execution was re-
'ayed through official channels
o his mother, but meanwhile
he skipper Of the Indianapolis
had threatened to turn his
guns on Mazatlan If the pair
was not released. Their Mexi-
can captors quickly complied
Admiral Kessing was again
Evening star., 1963-02-01

Services will be at 2 pm.
Monday at the Hines Funeral
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the building fund Of the Ia
koma Park Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1963-02-01

JENKINS, ANNIE AND ANDREW-
sacred 70 the memory OF our dear
parents: ANDREW. who died twenty
Tour years ago, April 27. 1872,
snd ANNIE, who left US very sud.
February I, 1912
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Mrmnrial SrrutrrH

dARET ELDER. FXYETTE BROWN
S2so&REP SR P'fs9SsF ELDER Bow lSS2 On osto sRd
Der Is, 1862. both in Rochester, N.
Y. Memorial services will be held on
PT1day p in FsSsu1TS sss S,,Iy i df d9os s,sG,:2 a.
Church, 18th and Harvard SITS. NV,
pr. Duncan Hewlett officiating. In
lieu Of flowers contributions may
be offered to All-Souls' Church.
27,31,1
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Uarh nf Chunks

GRAHAM. MARCELLUs r. I wish to
express my deepest gratitude and
thanks to. St. Cyprian's Catholic
Church, relatives, friends and neigh.
bors for the beautiful flowers, cards,
telegrams, cars and other services
sions u sym sympathg SgS SHOWN RtHsn foDfTsc q mc
at the passing of my beloved hus-
band January 9, 1868.
WIFE, ORAE GRAHAM
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KARL H. HiGfLR MrELER. sscrstar9. 81; "
Joseph HAROLD.

JOSEPH HAROLD. on
TssRfif'y yosRfa yHAkonp kdsnFary ywoo5GSAeb5' b5'sss Il
59O3 Rolston rd., Bethesda, Md, be-
ard, father OF David Allan and Linda
Ann Woodard. son Of Mrs. Mary
Newton z. Woodard OF ST. Peters
burg, Fla Friends are invited 10
call at the Bethesda chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pum-
phrey. Bethesda, Md. Services on
Saturday, February g at 81. Jane
Frances de Chantal Catholic Church,
Old GEORGETOWN rd,, where requiem
terment Gate OF Heaven cemetery. ?
The rosary will be recaed At the
above funeral home on Friday,
February /, at 3 pm.
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,LAMsON. ROnERT LpMARn. or

cLAwsoN, R0BERT EDWARD, on
ROBERT EDWARD cLAwsoN Of
32l0 Perry st, Mount Rainier Nd,
beloved husband OF Evelyn Bishop
ciawson. Friends may call at the
lee Funeral Home, lth. 81, and
Mass, ave, me- until $3.50 am,
Saturday, February .. Requiem
mass viii be Offered AZ g. James
Catholic Church, 3706 Rhode Island
ave, Mount Rainier, Md, at 10
an, tnterment Washington Ma.
tionai Cemetery.
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Dratha
WOL.FRIrM.

wOLFRUM, GEORGE. Members Of
j. DE-; .7!' ] j {; \! : |; !.
MNN semble at the simmons
NN| Good Hope rd Sc, on
W Saturday, FebruAry 2,
1853. at 1890 am, to conduct
Masonic rites for our departed
brother, Past Master GEORGE
HENRY LOTT, W. NJ.
KART. n Miller 9afrataFV