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Capitol Delegation
To Butler Funeral
To Be Led by Nixon
Vice President Nixon will head

Vice President Nixon will head
a delegation of House and Sem
ate members attending the flu
neral Of Senator Butler. Republic
can, of Nebraska. in Omaha
Tuesday.
The congressional group will
fly to Omaha Tuesday and re-
turn that night. The delegation
includes:
Republican Senators Bowring.
Of Nebraska: Bridges, Of New
Hampshire; Wiley, of Wisconsin:
LANCER, of North Dakota; Aiken,
Of New Hampshire; Milikin, of
Colorado; Gordon. of Oregon: II.
Alexander Smith, of New Jersey;
Capehart. of Indiana and Hick-
enlooper, Of Iowa.
Senator Morse, Independent.
Of Oregon; Republican Senators
Saltonstall, OF Massachusetts,:
Young. Of North Dakota: Know
land. Of California; Flanders, OF
Vermont: Bricker, Of Ohio; Ives,
Of New York; Jenner. Of In
diana; Mccarthy, of Wisconsin:
Malone. of Nevada: Martin, OF
Pennsylvania; Thye, Of Minneso-
ia. Watkins. Of Utah: Williams
Of Delaware, and Mundt. of
South Dakota; Hendrickson, OF
New Jersey: Schoeppel. of Kan
sas. Margaret Chase Smith. OF
Maine; Dworshak, Of Idaho:
Clements, Of Alabama; Carlson
of Kansas: Bennett, Of Utah;
Butler, of Maryland; Case, OF
South Dakota; Dirksen, of Illi-
nois: Welker, Of Idaho; Duff, OF
Pennsylvania; Bush. of Con-
necticut; Cooper, of Kentucky;
Potter, Of Michigan: Barrett, OF
Wyoming: Beall. of Maryland;
Goldwater, of Arizona; Payne
of Maine; Putrell, of Connecti-
cut: Upton. of New Hampshire;
Crippa, OF Wyoming. Democratic
Senators Gore. of Tennessee;
Sparkman, Of Alabama, and
Clements. Of Kentucky.
Named to represent the House
were Republican Representatives
Curtis, Miller. Harrison and
Hruska, all Of Nebraska; Repub-
lican Representatives Martin
and Jesen, both of Iowa, and
Clevenger, Republican, of Ohio.
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49,. 3 y IL
Mr.. Marsh had won numerous
other art prizes. including the
KohnstaInln Prize Of the annual
exhibition Of American paintings
and sculpture Of the Art Insti-
2tute Of Chicago In 1891: the
Thomas B. Clark Prize of the
National Academy Of Design In
New York In 1897: the Salma-
gundi Club purchase prize in
1915; Dana Medal Of the Penn
sylvania Academy Of Fine Arts
and the j. Watson Blair prize
of the Art Institute Of Chicago.
He was a member Of several
art and etching societies and the
author of Anatomy for Artists. =
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Funeral Sci tuesday
For R. N. Watkins,
Planning Chairman

Funeral services for Robert
M. Watkins. 52-year-old chair
man of the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, who died yesterday. will
be held at ii am. Tuesday at st.
Andrews Episcopal Church In
College Park.
Burial will be in the family
plot at Mount Airy. Md.
Mr.. Watkins. who lived at 4502
Beechwood road. College Park.
had become Ill last Wednesday.
His condition became worse and
he was taken to Prince Georges
General Hospital at ! am. yes
terday. He died an hour later.
A vigorous and forceful leader
in, metropolitan area planning
activities, Mr.. Watkins domi-
mated activities of the Maryland
planning group he had served
since 1899. He had been chair
man since 1851. He als1 was
chairman Of the new National
Capital Regional Planning Coun-
Gil, set UP by Congress two years
ago.
A retired builder who con-
structed many Of the homes in
the College Park area near his
own residence, Mr.. Watkins fol
many years devoted much Of his
time to University of Maryland
activities. He was graduated
from the university in 1928, ano
for IL years taught speech there
as . faculty member. An in
veterate football fan, he seldom
missed a College Park game and
often took to the road to watch
the Terrapins play.
A few weeks ago, on a Euro
pean trip, Mr.. Watkins visited
his son, Robert. jr.. %, stationed
with the Marine Corps at Gen
eva, Switzerland. The son is fly
ing home for the funeral.
Mr.. Watkins also Is survived
by his wife. Mrs. Hazel Murray
Watkins; four brothers. Ira
Asa. Ray and Donald Watkins
all Of Mount Airy, and a sister
Mrs. Geraldine Dubel, also Of
Mount Airy. =,
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Dpatha

B1ANKENSHIP, AGNES 1. On Eriday'
S sf e. ls sSf Ma AaMEs and sss
Z. BlanEenship, mother Of Charles
Of a asSessi saa.s Ma; srandmother q
Porter Of Hagerstown. ND. Services
2901 14th ST. NV. on Monday. July
at 10 am Interment Fort Lin
June 20. 1854. KATE BODY Of 1T26
New Jersey aye n a1dv oy Mrs nHfns5 e
Dorothy Baker, Mrs. Geneva Yates and
Mrs. Cora Spence; host .n Of other the
cali 1 at the w ". II, Bacon Funeral Home.
l722 Seventh st, d nv. after ? Pm;
sanda :: 1 SeId on isG MonSas. july s.
in Inter- / Carver Memorial Cemetery.
Laurel, Md.
BosTIc. SOLOMON; on Friday. July July
2, 1854, SOLOMON BosTIc Of 1892
tso aaussh & M Mrs ROSA B. coins and
Bostic, III. Of Athens; Greece. and
pm sunday, July Z. friends may
e. Menaay 5SiS Istn.TsB cnd iFs%
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
BRoGSDALE. JOHN H. On Friday. July
1884 q At h, oE rss e. pssoa Sao ffuR Re
is survived by. two sisters. Mary F;
Armstead and Annie Hockey and IN many n.
other relatives and friends. heme1n ~,
neral Home. 1902 18th st. NV. Notice
of funeral later.
Brown. JANET Young. On Friday,
July 2 v 1g54 Ct nao Saps a NAY fsss y Goth
s It. NV. Beloved VIE Of Boyd Janney
Brown and mother Of Miles J. Brown:
Edward l. Brown and and, Bonnie .x,a nro snG
held held at the Friends Meeting House.
Lincoln L0adoan > County n ysi, on Tues
s IS, 1ss4 kT XII Hs sssHsd:a 2sSs
band band Of Hattie Brown: brother q Mrs.
Samuel Gnu 'f Henry and and wfiiie brown. He
relatives and friends The la Ht.I Mr
P PSnsTal mf Home Ss y sc '9s sssss
ices viii be held on Tuesday. July g.
t e. Penn esm.t. Intermen' Arnns'1in FAB a
coLR PEI r EsNzsT j. Sc EFfasi ssS
North Fillmore st. s ArItnston Va eo,b est
and father Of E. sue Colbert o. Airing
ton, Va. and Mrs. Jacaueline {. yale
Of Enid Okla. He also, Is survived q
By his mother; Mrs rrot s. 8 gsotes COZ
Mrs. ?. V Netherland and Mrs ST., A. g
dea stseon Of Of A Flssis iaS
as47 Wilson blvd. Arlinston NV W. a.
ySsnce 1890 e the clarsn sdSas
Church. where funeral services VIII be
hed at D% inte atlsnta a cam pa.
pers please copy)
COUSINS. EDWARD r. On Friday, July
lane Il esi EpwAR ID p. COUSINS. husband Of
Wa MsFs Nr ae as Mr. c gaTssd Brother n
81 Mrs. as. H Wsm Hi csmp 81 M of Gscaso
FUNERAL I Home, $50 South washington
St, Alexandria; w. l MssS VII Tihnrc SSs
$ on a0i Is 2i 2ss p National
cRABnL. GEORGE DALLAS, On Ell,
SSss J NV o hs5s . p 81
Beloved husband Of Frances I: Craniidi
sPSd fe rasT q inS GesT SanSs and Mrs.
BESSIE McDonough. Mrs. Helen Good.
and Mrs. Mildred Cruise. Friends may
cali al the ives Funeral Home. 2847
Wilson blvd, Arlington. w.. where
services will be held on WEDNESDAY
July Z, at LAB pm. Interment airing
ton National Cemetery.
DALEY ARTHUR z. On Saturday. July
q, 1854, ARTHUR e. DALEY, beloved
husband OF Florence E, Daley: father OF
paul j., Joyce NJ, Marilyn A. and Mary
I, Daley: brother OF Vernon +. Daley
and Charles W. Daley, Silver Spring
Nd. Funeral from the, W, &. HUNTS HUNTS
mann g. Son Funeral Home, 5132
Georeia ave, on Tuesday, July o, Ct
$50 am; Requiem mass At the Rs Saarra
and friends invited to attend. In
terment Mount olivet Cemetery.
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Hi Mriilnrtaiit

BOWLING. MARY B. In memory Of
years ago. july 4, 194b.
HfR Pr FRIEND Rh5 Ma MAUD 81 y. MIfELER.
HAZARD. GLORIA JEANNE. In lovin1
memory of our daughter, GLORIA
JEANNE HAZARD. who passed away
six years ago today. July 4, 1913.
MOTHER AND DAD.
~ fE ~ dear sIs VIE. r = Rsh
one S year aso 60 today. y July I, 1888. way
0uickls and suddenly came the call
Her sudden death saddened and sur
But e aessS IS Is ! hear.ach. tina. onl,
Memories are treasures that no on.
- TOWING HUSBAND.
WILLIAMS. ALMA A. In loving memoir
Of our dear mother. ALMA a. VII.
ago today. July 4. 1850.
Her life Is q beautiful memory.
Her absence cur silent grief:
She Is asleep in Gods beautiful Garden
n H tes s pEsoTED B e eHsDRs
WEYMs. FRANCES @. IA LOVING memor,
Of my mother. FRANCIS q. VEINS
who departed this life one rear aEe
today July 4. 1883
Gone bit never forRotten.r
YOUR DAUGHTER. lola d. THORPE.
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darn nf Chunks

LAKEWOOD, ROSA z. We wish to sin:
cerely thank the pastor, ofhcers ana
members Of the Florida Avenue Baptist
Church for services rendered and the
many friends and neighbors for the
beautiful floral tributes and other ex-
pressions of sympathy during our re-
cent bereavement.
WILLIAM B. GATEWooD AND FAM
lily.
GILLIs, LILLIAN. Thanks to my friends
for your kind expressions during my
aunt, the late Mrs. LILLIAN GILLIS
Of wilkes Barre: Pa. 49,.
Chapter. No. o. e. s., city.
KING, SUSIE MAY. We wish to express
our sincere thanks to our friends and
neighbors for their beautiful floral
tributes and many acts of Kindness
during the illness and at the death
Of my mother. the late SUSIE MAY
mrs: DOROTHY TUCKER AND FAM
YIV
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Itt Aariitnriatit

DADDY, HENRIETTA A. Sacred to the
memory Of our dear wife and mother,
HENRIETTA A DADDY, who departed
this life nine years aso today. July
!. 1875.
The blow was heavy. the shock severe.
We never thought your death SO near :
But. only those who have lost can tell
The grief of parting without farewell.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SON, REV.
DADDY AND MILTON s
BADDY HENRIETTA A. IN loving
memory OF our sister-in-law. HEN
RIETTA A. BADLY, who left US sud
denly nine years ago. July 1, 1e45.
Beyond the sunset. o glad reunion
with our dear loved ones who have
In that fair homeland. We win know
no parting
Beyond the sunset for evermore.
DEVOTED SISTERS-N-LAW.
CLENAlER, WILLIAM BOWEN. n
memory nf our husband, father and
grandfsther. WILLIAM BoWEN GLEN.
1853 Who passed on two years aec
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With Regard to o
Gard Of Thanks

s. Il
Very often cord Of thonks In
The Stof meets . need which con
hardly be solved in oay other woy.
Not only is il q srecious expression
Of srcatuds to those who hove sent
flcscl tributes. but oiso eourteously
Acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony TO whom . per.
sonol note Of thanks cannot wen be
moiled o. whose names and 3D.
dresses ore not known Insertion Of
cord Of thanks moy be orrensed
by telephone to The Stor. ST, $1,000.
The Evening ond Sunday Stos
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Woodstock Pool to Open

WOODSTOCK, Va, July 5
Especially A. B. Honts Of Front
Royal, Boy Scout leader and
grand scribe of the Royal Arch
Masonry. will be the dedication
speaker at the formal opening
OF Woodstock municipal pool at
2 pm. tomorrow.
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Ernest Davis, 81, Guided
First Union Station Trains

Edward Ernest Davis, "a. who
guided the first passenger trains
in and out Of Union Station in
1907. died Friday at q Washing
ton nursing home. He lived at
3403 Rolling court. Chevy Chase.
Md.
Mr.. Davis became night sta
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REV a a MArrY. O -

REV. q q. MALEY, o. p. =
JOHNSTON. KENNETH T.. suddenly on
Friday. July 2, 1854, at Montgomery
+, JOHNSTON. beloved sp husband Of Mrs s.
Lille Johnston: devoted son Of Mrs.
Ethel Banks. Also surviving is one step
GsnEstfs R Rity s cns SS
host Of other relatives ana friends.
After, 4 pm. on Monday, July 5,
snowden Funeral Home. Rockville. Nd.
:. Mount e plsssant S Church. Norssek.
ne me Re ns Edward x DunHin sma oeas ssS1s
Interment church cemetery. 3
KAISER, RALPH W. On Wednesday.
RAEpa f. s0 RAISER ee q ssoe sehc choi:
Us devoted vile ssyis to Ras SsFn ka tsslr
one brother. Louie Kaiser; and other
relatives and many friends. After IL
noon Monday. July 8, friends are in
ford ford runs s Homs. 1879 t iith st. Wv NV,
where services VIII be held on Tuesday,
July q. At 1850 am. the Rev. 8. y,
Guiies ofaciating: Interment ARLINGTON
KILGouR. ELIZA BARRETT. On Fri
R SaY INK & s es well ELLA snRREIT
Rockville. Md. beloved wife q the
invited to call at her late residence,
asle sfsslss' s = asia I &c msa
Rockville Union Cemetery.
LANHAM. PATRIC LEVI. on Friday,
Hospital. ps sff; LEVI 'f isNisaM No q
bsSs Beverly ssyss Ealls Church Vs.
tsthei 81 poHslas Spencer. Pa.Eicis
Ellen and william Frederick Lanham:
brother Of Mrs. Shelby Redman Of
fssslsyh Mrs. NM MARI Iaq Lick cS e p
Monro. ae sna M NJ. ,.h asr's cum
mas cam Of 1 se I've: T Sner. F Hs%.
2s17 wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. until
1 1880 an. Tuesday: July q: thence e
n lsss v ar Ss asq national csn... ss.eT
LOVE CLIFTON aEE On LEWIS WIS On rEia..
brother av OF Mr; joseph Lowe; Miss Fan
sT T S g. the SC. Chambers Tassasg HENS
at 10 am. Interment ConGressiona,
LUCAS. ELlZABETH. On Friday. July q
1854, ELIZABETH LUCAS OF &c
Franklin st. ne, beloved. mother Of
Bailey ana ei Aussrs and and Wiliam W Rhss1
many friends. Notice 81 fS s1's later ter
ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure. Inc.
MH Jaw Isss sAM sENIt q a TsHSsSsy
beloved husband 81 Aletha II. Mani.
fold Of Deale. Nd. Funeral from st
James EPISCOPAL Church. Tracys. Nd
rsssins i the assde:ty Funeral TIe Homs
Galesyille, Md mterment In church
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Atturih,,n

LoEWY. SYLVIA. A monument IN loy;
viii ba unveiled on sunday, July IL
at II am. at the Agudath Achim
Cemetery, Riggs I'd. extended. FRIENDS
and relatives are invited to attend
II event Of rain, postponed until the
iolloWihs euhTT1HaE I,oEWY FAMILY. !.
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TRAP, NORMA MARIE. On saturday
ST.. FAILS Church, Va, NORMA MARIN
Mrs. Eransis v. TssDpa sister q Thee;
The 1!ssrala spG unsr s1as Home Sas 'a
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. A requiem
mass vii, BE- offered at st. James
tioaal Memorial psrk0 csm :sssA' 5
TYLER. WINNIE HOWARD. ON Thurs
day. July !. 1853. ct her residsnes'
III sif R RoTs fA 1IRR Vii. v & c Ws
j. Howard, Hazel NJ. Howard. Mrs
ne l0IS g. PoindsSter Mrs., t5 5en MI.
Mary III Penn, Gladys i. Howard. Clif:
ton H; Howard. Evelyn T. Howard and
Christine Howard: sister Of Mrs; Graes
MI. Joseph Pollard She also is sur
vived by nine stepchildren. nineteen
dren and host Of other relatives ans
friends. Friends may cali at her late
residence after II am. Sunday. July
Funeral services on Monday, July
Church Interment colman Cemetery
Fairfax County. Va. 4
WALTER. JAMES e. On Friday, July
z. 1854, at Emergency Hospital Wash.
1873 South Washington St, Fails Church
Va, husband of Regina c. Walter and
father of Mrs: Louise c. Butler Of
ter Of Mclean, va. He also Is sur,
ylysd By one sister, Miss Ruby Walter
Va. after noon Saturday, July 8
G sIraysd;.e services Ct the Linden, Va;
Al , pm. sEDTl. 1nterment Church
contributions ITO to the Heart Heart Fand. mas
WATKINS, ROBERT M. Suddenly OF
Sturdy, July 3, 1854. Ct Princ'
sosEE fs NJ 0 WATKINS q 45os Beech S
husband Of Hazel NJ Watkins. faiths
survived by a sister Mrs. @. w. Dubei
and Donald E Watkins. Mr.; Watkini
vile < ma Services aer a ST. Anar rss
on Tuesday. July 6 at ii am. Rela,
n s' d aos ssas; n Hssas zy
WELSH. WILLIAM WORTH. on Thurs
3056 both st. Sc. WILLIAM WORTH
BELOVED husband md Of n nez Welsh
seize. brother Of ulmont Hesser o q
Beaver. Pa. Funeral from the Jane.
T Ryan Funeral Home, 3r7 Pa. ave
Sc, on Tuesday, July 8. at 1890 pm
pm. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Arlington National Gene
wHirE. RICHARD. JR. suddenly Of
SM ass HIns 49, 1g24 ct Lees,
Of Richard White. ST.. brother B. 90 o
Walter and Mary White. Other reia.
tives and friends also survive. Friend.
MAJ. call at the Chinn Funeral. Home
sfssT ol noon e july Funeral Fun ais service ys
and interment viii be conducted BY til,
s Noun. plsalsanss' baP DiRi' Church eS1s +
woRTHINGToN. JOHN WALTER. o.
Tss WokT HIN aS ss q ifS Sgs val i
Sc. Apt s., husband Of Mary c. Worth
.ington and father Of John Claud,
iWortbineton. He also leaves fiye sister
tives and friends Friends may cal
ct the funeral home Of Alexander s
Pope. 4l4 18th st. Sc. on Monday
July 5. after II noon. where funera
3 at Il SO pm intermen Ses At Ari I'M
ton National Cemetery.
YOUNG. Erwin 7. On SATURDAY.. Jul
:. , y54;a =. Frssdmen's H9spital ERvIl
T. Io,, Tns,NG' devoted Yasn husband Of Mrs
mother. one sister. two uncles and
host af relatives and friends. Friend
may call at Boyd's Funeral Home. 1913
18th sf; nv. alter : Pm; Sunday
8 pm. from Mount Olivet Lutheran
Church, 13A2 Vermont ave. NV. Inter
ment cnnenrd. n. c. So
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HOPKINS. LUCRETIA. The memhers 8

St. Dominic.s Chapter Of the
Dominican Third order, will
meet at Mattingly's Funeral
Home. 131 18th st, s.e.. on
Sunday, July 4. at s pm. to
recite the rosary for our de-
ceased member LUCRETIA
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
3 CHOICE SITES. National Memorial
Park Falls Church, Va: $3.50: pvt.
party. sacrifice. EN-. 2-7S40.
FORT LINCOLN--2 loyelv grave sites.
half price Finest part OF cemetery
Leavtne CITY Fns Ra.V star "a
CEDAR HILL rEMETERY-one lot, 2
sites, Section 4. win sacrifice Oh.
9-9005.
fARKLAWN CEMETERY--I lot. sites.
Garden of Memories, Call WA. T-l246,
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, 6 beautiful
sites, in choice section. centrally To-
Gated; Q sacrifice. OIL. 4-5347. 20
3 CRYPTS. one above the other: under
sod: in the George Washington tract
In National Memorial Park: reason
able kI. 9-6465. -
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rev. u. u MAlAEx, .. r.
SALISBURY, BURT FREEMAN. On sat-
urday. July z. 1854. q Garfield Hos,
FREEMAN aAIaRURY. beloved husband
Of Lillian salisbury and father Of War
rem salisbury. Also survived BY one
Home Of Money a King. Vienna. va.
Cemetery. near FAILS church. Va.
SMITH, JULIA A. On Thursday. July
I, 1854, at George Washington Uni.
vsnis Iss orissbs Mrs. mS.nS Wl 81 nTS
Beard. Samuel Edward and John @.
Smith, Mrs. Smith rests at the Warner
g. Humphrey Funeral Home, S434 Geor-
gia ave-, Silver Spring, Md. where serv-
ices will be held on Monday, July 5.
Ct II am, Interment Fort Lincoln
TBoMPsoN, JOHN A. 0AcK). On
dence. sll North Ivy st.. Arlington,
Va. JOHN A.. JACK THOMPSON,
beloved husband Of Mary b. Thomp-
son, brother of Mrs. James H. Green.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st, and Massachusetts, ave.
n.e.,, whera services will be held on
Tuesday, July 6. at pm. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery. 8
THOMPSON. JOHN A. A special COM
n municatiou OF Myron NJ
IN Parker Lodge M, 81
IN T. A. A. NJ, is called for
NMNo Tuesday. July 8. 1854, At
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MARY. The members Of
st. Dominic's Chapter of thu
Dominican Third Order, viii
meet at Humphreys Funera'
Home, 1857 Wisconsin ave
NV, on Monday, July 8, al
B D.m., to recita tho rosary
for our deceased member
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i mS SSN q 'P Myron CON- X.
Park Lodge M, 81.
r. A. A. NJ, Is called for
Tuesday, July 8. 1854, at !
pm, for the purpose oil
conducting the M asoni {
burial service for our late
OHM A. THOMPSON.
! .ESLiE ]. MUNRO, Master.
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Brafhs

NENKE nUDOLPn o. suddenly. 8
HospiEnL RuD0r ~ s0' NENKE II SStla
Thornappie 81. Chevy chase. Nd be.
loved husband Of Marearet r. Nenke.
Friends are invited to cali al the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd,
where services win be held on Sunday,
July : at . pm Interment Roches-
nRrp uAupv pavn.cNyr sp -
1854 Tr;nidaa ave- VA IN Jn,y s.
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!ny ,as EEEusekErHfHa a E66pfKsfsss
formerly Of 499 Eye st. s.w.. beloved
Catherine Hopkins. Friends may call
at the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home. 131 18th st. Sc, until Monday,
St Dominic's Church at $50 am
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
/ ment st. Johns Cemetery. Forest
Glen. Md.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-22
CAN'T THEY TAKE 1T?

Editor, The Citizen:
I've never done much writing excuse all errors
do lot of reading and must your Bill Splman Is
typical Conch He hates criticism all Conchs do He
finds fault with people who do not sign their names
People afraid to sign their names in this mans
town because they do they will be jumped on lambast-
ed cussed and discussed by every Conch and his brother
That u.s. if their opinions don't happen to coincide
Navy personnel and tourists and anyone north OF
the Mason Dixon line considered citizens even
if they own homes and have lived here for years.
They are still considered strangers" and "outsld-
ers if they were not born here and their greatgreat-
grandparents didn't locate here.
For my part think Key West is part OF the u 5. A.
believe every man, and child has right to ex-
press his her opinion whether his fellow traveller agrees
with his opinion or whether he does not !
Mr. Spiman seems to be in favor of being Polly
annas. Praise praise praise whether tprase Is Justl-
fled or not, and never criticize. -:
At least The Key West Citizen staff Is tfoad mind
ed enough to let express opinions gAout beiev
ing we should attach Names addresses and creed'
color and sex. BILL WILLIAMS,
Gen. Del, Key West.
P. S. This is the sixth summer I've been here.
wonderful climate for hay fever victims.
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POLIO HITS HARD AGAIN THIS YEAR

The latest reports the incidence of polio this year
are discouraging The number of reported far
in 1854 running about twentfour per cent above the
average for the last five years
is true that last years total slightly higher but
the total in 1854 definitely far above the average This
Is occurring despite the use of two vaccines.
The new Salk vaccine, which hope will provide
the permanent to polio given to only about
four per cent of the nations children in the first three
grades CT school, and therefore, its beneficial effects will
be very limited in 1854.
The use of Gamma Globuln, the only preventive
against paralytc polio generally available has been
more widespread but its supply is also limited About
100000 doses available this year about twice
as many as were available in 1853
It is estimated that results of the use of the new
Sak vaccine will be available by Spring, and the
nation will then learn whether preventive for the dread
disease has at last been found Meanwhile the polio dan
ger continues to loom large ever and strike down
children at appalling rate.
Since this is the peak season for polio, every precau
ton should be taken lessen the danger of the disease
and, in where polio becomes widespread delay
should be permitted to slow up the search for gamma
gobulin, which has proved SO per cent effective
period of five weeks limited supply of this vaccine
still available.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-22
This Rock
Of Ours
By Bill Glib
By Bill Glib

ment - a vital ingredient in high
way safety - is lacking in all too
many drivers. Traffic officers are
often abused by the very people
whom they seek to protect. Some
drivers carry this chip-on-the-shoul-
der attitude into traffic court. In
the Court of Special Sessions,
Rockville Center; N. Y, Police
Justice Maurice J. Moore handles
pugnacious traffic violators with a
minimum of friction.
When a violator expresses a
"gripe" against the officer who is
sued the summons, said driver is
handed copy of $50 You Don't
Like Cops!" an editorial reprinted
from the Long Island News and
The Owl, which reads:
g. So you don't like cops! You
sort of get kick out of outsmart-
ing a cop, don't you?
1.-THE traffic officer - like any
other policemen - represents you.
You pay his salary and you want
the protection he is hired to give.
You would, in fact, make a loud
complaint if he weren't around
when you needed him.
''He is working for you, though
he realizes that you and most Of
your friends blame him every time
one of you gets ticket. However,
he has a sworn duty to protect
you - from yourself and others.
". He would like your coop.
GRAFTON. He would like to work
with you and be of greater ser.
vice. Why not give him a break?
Work with him, not against him.