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'HenrYBusse,61,
Band Leader

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April % up.
Henry Busse, 81, nationally
known orchestra leader and
trumpet player. died of a heart
ailment at a hotel today.
Mr.. Busse, a resident of Los
Angeles. brought his orchestra
to Memphis last night to play
for a convention dance at the
hotel.
He was credited with originate
ing the muted trumpet after
starting out as a member of
Paul Whiteman's Band in the
1920s. He was with Mr.. White
man for 10 years and later
formed his own orchestra.
Mr.. Buses theme song was
"Hot Lips" which he composed
along with other hit tunes.
A hotel spokesman said Mr..
Busse had not complained of
any illness before retiring early
today. His booking last night
was for a dance which concluded
convention of the Tri-State
Funeral Directors Association.
Survivors include his widow
and a daughter.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
Mr.. Busse played first trum-
pet the night Of February IL,
1924. when MIR. Whiteman's or
chestra presented the world
premiere of George Gershwin's
Rhapsody in Blue in New York.
Mr.. Buses orchestra had
played many engagements in
Washington.
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Man Carrying Gun
Faces Mental Test

Clifford w. Bryan, "a. Of Los
Angeles, today was ordered by
Municipal Judge Almond Scott
to spend 80 days in District Gen.
eral Hospital under mental OBJ
servation.
He was arrested by Secret
Service agents last night on
charges Of carrying a gun with
out a permit. They said he
had phoned Vice President Nix
on's office several times demand
ing an appointment. but made
no threats.
Judge Scott continued today's
hearing until May a.. pending
outcome Of the mental exami-
nation.
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Blutnik and Bride
Reach New York

NEW YORK. April % (P).-
Representative John A. Blatnik,
Democrat, of Minnesota, arrived
here on the liner United States
today with his German bride
They were married in ST.
Elizabeth's ROM an Catholic
Church in Hamburg April 9.
Mr.. Blatnik. 40, said he and
his wife, the former Gisela Ha-
ger, 80. would 60 to Washington
and later to his home in
Chisholm, MINI.
He said he met his bride two
years ago while she was work
ing as an executive secretary for
the Motion Picture Association
of America branch in Frank
furt. Germany. She visited this
country last summer.
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1n Mrntnriant

DCCkETr, LOUISE. In loving remem-
mother LOUISE DUCKETT, who de-
tcds so A lnli g. slBe i tCIF'een years ago
Treasured thoughts of one so dear
Often brings a silent tear:
Thoughts return to scenes long past,
I Inns rolls on; but memories last.
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN
DucKETTs LOUISA. In loving memory
this life April 20, 1871.
You are not forgotten. loved one.
NOR will you ever be:
As long as life and memory lasts,
/ Will remember thee.
/ miss you now my heart is sore,
H IS ,im 1e,, goes BY ~ I miss YOU more;
~ GRANpDA ~ ETHE s''s NAME Rtsee
HALL, ISAIAH. In loving memory OF
my dear husband. ISAIAH HALL, who
aae na,i s5 this life two years ago today,
Wire. ESTHER, AND SISTER. MA
LACY SAMUEL. ERSKINE. Sacred to
E tas KH1sSPPoTy A q our father SAMUEL
seven years $50 'today. April 30 1913
May his soul rest in peace.
HIS CHILDREN.
OWENS, ADA BLANCHE. In memory
OF our mother. ADA BLANCHE OWENS,
who left US twelve years aso, April 20,
1g43.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps you to forget
But time SO far has only proved
HOW much We miss her yet.
CHILDREN, SADIE, IDA AND MOSES
REDDEN, 1T. JAMES H.. JR. In loving
memory OF my son and our
n brother, 1t. JAMES II. REDEEM.
Jr., who was killed on Okinawa
ten years ago today, April 20.
1915.
The years may wipe out many things.
But this they~wipe out never
When we we're all together.
some day we will meet again.
Some day, we know not when
We Will clasp you, jim, In our arms
Never 10 part again.
MON AND BROTHERS. ROB AND
TURNER. MARY JANE AND THORNTON.
In lovinR memory OF our dear parents:
Mother. MARY JANE TURNER. who left
US eighteen years ago today. April -.
1887. and father. THORNTON TURNER,
seventeen years ago. March IA. 1898.
You left . beautiful memory,
4 sorrow too great TO be told.
But 10 US who loved and Lost you.
Your memory will never grow old
DEvOTEp CHILDREN. EDWARD, MN
ME. LQTT1E NETTIE. AND GRAND
DAUGHTER. EVELYN.
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DEATHS REPORTED
tFrom D. C. Health DEPARTMENT.

From D. C. Health Department.
Fred D. Gutkey, "A. Soldiers Home.
Lucille jackson. 10, 24l4 31th st. NV.
Michael j, Recioppi' o. $500 18th St
John E. Baugus, 65, Arlington. Va.
Joseph B. Jarboe, 81. Bolton. Md.
Frank L. Riedel, 81. 1725 Trinidad ave.
John W. vessels, so. 14ls SARATOGA
ave. ne.
Beatrice M. spiker. IS, 2O3s 1 st. NV.
James c. Barnes, -. Washington.
Mary NJ Fraser. IS Newark, N. j.
Mary NJ. Shelton, rs. Dslgran, Va.
William W. Robinson, 26, Bradenton, Fla.
Louisa Butler. ~. li6 Rovers court NV.
NV.
Helen Floyd, Sc, osiO X st. NV.
Chin K. You, As. 1915 Pa. ave. sc.
Edward Washington, %. so g 81, ne.
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Dr.. Glitch Wang,
Professor at NYU

NEW YORK. April % (P,.-
DR.. Chi-Teh Wang, IS, a re-
searcher and professor of aero
nautical engineering at New
York University, died yesterday.
He was nationally known for his
research and technical papers
on problems connected with
flight.
At his death, he was working
under United States Air Force
contract on the problem Of aero
dynamic flutter, possible cause
of jet engine failure.
Born in Hangchow. China, DR..
Wang came here in 1941 and
was naturalized American.
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Comdr. Mclean,
u. of Nd. Teacher

ANNAPOLIS, April % R.-
Comdr. Hugh B. Mclean, 81,
retired Navy man who has been
teaching mathematics at the
University of Maryland, died
suddenly at his home Thursday
night.
Since his retirement in l947
Comdr. Mclean had lived in
Annapolis, where he graduated
from the Naval Academy in
1924.
He was at Pearl Harbor on
December Z, 1941, and later par
ticipated in the invasions at
OkinaWa and North Africa.
He was a native of Orange,
Tex, and is survived by his
wife, three sons and a daughter.
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at / pm. Monday at the Lee
funeral home in Washington.
Burial will be in George Wash
ington Memorial Cemetery.
Surviving Mrs. Acklin besides
her husband, children and
parents are sister and two
brothers. Joan Lee McMullen,
Glen Harold McMullen and
FLOYD K. McMullen.
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Darn nf Ihanka

PURCELL, JOHN W. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks TO Rev. A
7. Coleman Of the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church. the Christian Endeavor
Chorus. 1t. Col. Tudor. Mai. CaSwell
eeworkers. and personnel Of the once
OF the chief signal oficer. members
Of the Bethea-Welch Post. No. 12sI
V. w.: Assignment Branch. A. @.
Q: once OF engineer controller. o. c.
z. relatives, neighbors and friends for
rCwers, cards. telegrams Sits and
other acts Of kindness during our re-
gent bereavement. Thanks to the pail
ALICE J: MARY Z. AND EDNA w.
PURCELL. "a
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Miss Mary {. Prim

BOSTON, April % (P.-Miss
Mary E. Prim. So. a member of
the staff of the Boston Bureau
of the Associated Press, died
early today at New England
Hospital. She Joined the bureau
in l943 after serving as antiques
authority of the Boston Tran
script.
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BIRTHS REPORTED

tFrom D. C. Health Department.
Jack and Margaret Armstrong.
Gus and Lieselotte Blue.
Marion and Frances Briese.
Noel and Jeanne Bride.
James and Beverly Brown.
Earl ana Marion Brown
Robert and Patricia Brown.
Georee and Violet Fam.
Duarl and Mary Ferguson.
Raymond and Joan Garraty.
Paul and Frances Goode.
Richard and Marianne Gross.
Cecil and Patricia Heldreth.
Jean and Joseph Hill.
Justine and Patricia flinders.
Donald and Caroline Humphrey.
Robert and Barbara Jennings.
Charles and Dorothy Martin.
Roberto and Inez Mendez..
Ronald and Frances Nicoletta.
Samuel and Eileen Smart.
Earl and Elizabeth Stamper.
James and Margaret Tarlston.
Russell and Frances Tate.
Elmer and Frances Todd.
Joseph and Nancy Walsh.
John and Dorothy Yeagley
Charles and Juliet Atkins.
jefferson and Ina Best
Anthony and Ruby McGhee.
William and Minnie Newell.
Claude and Henrietts Reid.
GIRLS
Felix and MariIyn Boccucci,
William and Helen Burgess.
william and Gilda Burke.
William and Ethel Connick.
Joseph and Bland Conrad.
Walter and Alice Cornell.
James and Marjorie Dayoli.
William and Debra Donati.
John and Susan Garin.
Cornelius and Catherine Heine.
Georse and Dolores Hopkins.
James and Elizabeth Keech.
Kenneth and Georgianna Kirbach.
Thomas and Shirley Knighten.
Russell and Joyce LeMaster.
Herbert and Anne Miller.
Anthony and Mary Musumeci
Samuel and Madeleine O'Hasan.
Joseph and Rose Perzan.
John and Maria PRO.
Herbert and Rose Poland.
William and Elizabeth Rhodes.
Ronald and Lois Russell
Edwin and Helen Schwenk.
Edward and Barbara Schultze.
Francis and Elizabeth Sherman.
Carl and Agnes Shrout.
Somers and Ethel Smith.
John and MARGARET Snisht.
John and Mary Snyder.
Joseph and Viola Spaniel
John and Margaret SPRINGS.
Robert and Frances Sydnor.
Robert and Vtrgtnia THORNLEY,.
Marshall and Virginia Van Meter.
Luis and Elizabeth Watts
Carl and Mildred wilkinson,
James and Helen Worsham.
Jose and Mary Yslesias.
Lonnie and Francine Bryant.
Levy and Annie Byrd.
James and Ruth Ford.
William and EuZlear Foster.
Adrain and Grace Gutrich.
Tommie and Mable London.
Georse and Ethel Rayford.
Andrew and Ernestine Winfield.
TWINS
william and Ciarisss Dixon. girlB.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ialO couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tUait three taH days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt
days are counted the same as
other ddyS.
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W. HUFFMAN, Project.
REV. JOHN zNOTINAS.
Spiritual Director.

nIThh nIsdsE my EMMA SadaenlE; on
BiaekHei She also E IS survived =, iff BY
sister-in-law and brother-in-iaw, Mr..
one nephew and host Of friends.
Friends may call after - Leon Sunday.
April "a at the Barnes q Matthews
funeral services will. be held on Mon
M lam H ~ Brown otciatins. Interment
BRACEY. EMMETT. On Friday. April
%. 1855. EMMETT BRAcEY Of 459
Ridge St. NV. Notice of funeral later.
BROWN. 1T. COL. KILBURN RoBY.
U. s: a. On Thursday. April Il, 1870
BURN sosY sso BRo cSRai u T. s. ca 4 IRE re
titedl Of $40 Cameron St, Alexandria
Va. beloved husband of Kathryn Kerr
Frederick 4. Brown III; Mother Judith
Ann Brown. Society of Sacred Heart.
greenwich resr Conn orotheI r,. OF Mrs
frisnds mary call SsT the aSoTs 81
Services al the Fort Myer Chapel on
Chicago: ILL.,. and New YORK city;
papeIrs please please eopy;l IN lieu of flowers;
ices by Rinaldi. rs
BROWN, NELLIE THOMPSON. On
T ThS5Msdsy A BRowN of l9S Ss H Esmon
ward Brown, mother of Dorothy j.
ENG and sister OF Mrs. A B. Dyson.
friends. After Il noon Sunday. April
"a, friends are invited to call at the
1892 You st. NV, where funeral serv-
ApriI Is. Interment woodIawn Gene.
terry. "a
BROWN. RUTH B. On FRIDAY. April %.
bn H' ST. CHEVY chase Md Z. Beloved o GV %ife
q Mrs.; V, (. Tidweil; ), sister q Ms;
vited to cali al the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Fgnsral Home Of Robert S, A; Pun
Ri be s hed on Saturday. ei April sfi''sss
st ESQ pm lnterment Waterbury.
SHk1 fs55 aEf henry L. on BUTTS HEass of A ri
Cue st. nw Seloved husband v Of Marie Nai
brother e Esfe wilson snd T n
children. great-grandchildren, other rel
atives and many friends. After IL
noon sunday, Aprll "A, frtendS are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
at tai x9u Funena sel paesns at s
pm. Monday. April rs, at Mount Car
mel Baptist Church. 3rd and Eye SITS
NV. Interment Harmony Cemetery. "a
CoxEN. JOSEPHINE JOHN tnee Burn
SrI,psson: Vs. sosE tdH iS. Jolly
late James Thomas Coxen. mother of
Mrs. Olive Josephine Werner. Harry
James Ccxen, Mrs. Eva Burnside Ran
and Everett Brouehton Coxen, all OF
Arlington, Va; o,si sister 81 Mrs: Harriet
Newcemb OF WASHINGTON. D: C., and
half-sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Rice of
Burke, Va. She also is, survived by
seven grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. all of Arlinston, Va.
Friends may call at the S H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st NV.
where services will be held on Mon
day, April -. at l pm. Interment
DACEY. JOHN. OF a202 Massachusetts
ave, NV, on April 81. 1855, cousin of
Joseph Donovan. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home: 400 Chaplin st; NV
Mass M 81 TIE caehedra al of St. MattseW
Connecticut ave. and Rhode Island ave.
NV, at 10 am. 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. "a
DICKERSON. DIR. EUGENE. On Friday.
April -, 1855, Dr.. EUGENE DECKER
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS py Frazier.
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bElh W. RUDD.
GRACE MiNNIcK. Secretary. "a
81, 1855. NELLIE SULLIVAN. wife
Of the late Florence A. Sullivan. mother
o q EdTara a and Florence L. sullivan ivan
Mary Deenihan. Funeral from the
T. F. Costello Funeral Home, lT22
ST. AioysiIs Church al 10 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. "a
TEMPLE. WILLIAM EDWARD. On Fri
day day. April ,, q: Ia35; WILLIAM Ed
nesday April 20. 1855, at Emergency
aospitsi Mrs; CORA l. WALTON q
\ Lula Anderson Of MeMeadow. Va, and
other relatives and many friends.
may call at the William spansler Flu
neral Home. 524 Sth st. ne. where
funeral services viii be held on Mon
w APf oci st a imter men d In
coin Memorial Cemetery. "a
WASHINGTON. BALLARD GALAwAY.
Il; 1855. BALLARD GALWAY WASH
iiNGIoN' husband of Cecilia S Wash
Harold, Catherine and Fern Washington.
son Of Mrs. Elizabeth johnson. He
also is survived by two stepsons. Re-
aa dams AP miy &c a Barnes Z Mat IG
thews Funeral Home. 6Ii 9Th St. sw.
Funeral services will be held on Satur-
day.. day; April q. At l Pm. At the Metro
Md. Rev. L, A. Dyson oflciatinE. Inter-
ment church cemetery. %
WEBER, CORA NJ. On Saturday. April
y, 1920: at GeorRetown Hospital, CORA
NJ WEBER WEBER of sOai North Moore
Frank H. Weber, mother of Shelton
R. .sydnor and sister OF Mrs. Jessie
Herbert and Mrs. oeorge Potter;
E Fsaas Ps T. s snd Mass the ave- Lee ua a:r
services later. "a
WHEELER. ANNA G.. On Thursday,
A MgaIREER Of ie ii s6 Mrs co ANNA Aou g
I'd. ATlinston, Va. vile 81 the hP iste
m mssss R@ssslt W VII sne eeiS gs
Radn.y W E Gs9T Gsnsysve s sS and
survived BY six srandchiidren. Remains
resting at HysonR's Funeral Home. 1900
N st: nv. where services will be held
1R ae sS ana re AR are re- At To a Rss
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery, IS
WHITE. LILLE V. On Friday, April
man ave. NV. LILLE v. WHITE
Surviving are a son, three daughters
q brother, other relatives and many
ranscments by MCGUIRE. Inc. IS
WILLIAMS, MARY A. on Thursday.
April 81 1855. at Casualty Hospital
MARY A. WILLIAMS. she Is survived
by one son. Clarence Hart: one dauRh-
three brothers and q host OF other
relatives and friends, After 4 pm.
saturday. April 20. friends msy call
Homs isSs e1 issh s ssnEip run sS1sr a.
Mount ,oiilsn ssptis, cRaaeh ''oT Inter, ,n:
s men, Louisa County. ys Arrange
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Dratha

April u. 1855. at his residence. 3;65
M ccaRTRR9 beloved n husband ndM u MRS
Mae Mcsherry Mccarthy, father Of
H. Boland. Miss shejla Marie Mccar;
Sean f frsne Ihq%ss saFrs Eynn urS SRd
ing are eleven grandchildren Funeral
from his late residence OH Monday
April IS at $50 am. Reouiem mass
ment. Western ave. and Quesada ST.
NV, at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Oliyet Gene
terry. "a
MCCARTHY, JAMES T. Members Of
AX]A vision, Ancient Order OF
IN Hibernians, will assemble at
&>4 ~ 3565 NORTHAMPTON st. NV.
ELzN on Sunday, April "a, 1855.
NWSe1H at 9 PM. for recitation Of
~NeN~ the prayers for the repose
brother; ,,; JAMES Ne T, MscA sIrIIY.,t
DANIEL NJ STANTON. Fin Secy. "a
MeGINNIs, ANNA NJ. OF eea2 asth
wife OF John j. McGinnis, daushter Of
Anna Matuza; sister OF John. J, and
William J MatHza; Remains at Cham
S Snt F sundsy H 2p4 - i at st. am s
Mass and interment in Trenton, N. j.
MCKINNEY. MARION MILLER. On
H Eflaa{ ANA MARION MILLER Mc GStaIs
NEI, wife OF the late Charles Albert
McRenneyy. mother Of MIS- Bradford ore
Charles Albert Mckinney. ir... CT Wash
chapei, 1855 Pa, ave. NV. Mass VIZ
e Sre Church s $! Thomas ST. and ARGs5e
ley I'd NV. on Tuesday. April 70
al 10, am. Interment private. In
lieu Of flowers contributions may be
sent to the American Heart Society. %
N talI 6 CAROLINE OLE IN s"q NasS
Mrs. carrie n. Toone. Miss Marie NJ.
Neeb and John 4; Nee5, all OF A s
Of Gh Toedo, s OHIO. She hs sIso IS sarred
by eleven grandchildren and five great
grandchildren. Friends may call at
I SIyd:' Arlington. Va. Notiss Of fus e
PAINTER, ERNEST SEWER. Suddenly;
Pleasant I rlnqaS Md hr'' ERNEST ESP SEVER Ter
PAINTER, husband Ct Carrie Painter,
son Sn,, Of MIS-. Grace B Fainter end End
Mrs. Texie Waddle. Funeral services
the Wheatiey funeral Home. Aiexan-
dris, Va. Interlnent Greenevilie. Tenn.
PELAsARA. JAMES EARL. On Friday.
AAosspital JAMES s2s; Earl pEESsARA o.
band Of Mrs Marie Anna Peiasara and
father OF James J. and Donald Pelasara
Of Washington. D. C.. and Mrs. Edward
kns d s. ENu' sra Mo- hs also
Home. 1900 \ st. nv, Funeral serv-
= ices will be held at II 30 am: Tues:
day, April &c. at Arlington NATIONAL
RIND, ARRAH MLNTA. Suddenly. on
Of her, sister, Mrs. Richard l., Giss
MINTA RINp; Friends may cali at
t so1 4b St HINES nw G Where funeral sers
al /. noon. Interment Gienwood
PoPKINs, NELLIE 7. Suddenly. on Fri
K1SNs. Beloved wife q Raymond Popkins,
garet Wright of Oklahoma City and
Mrs. Ruth Hooker of Chicago, H.; sister
survived bv nine grandchildren. Flu
neral from the De Vol funeral Home,
::!i Wisconsin ave. NV: on Tuesday,
A ApT Trny s cbure AM h he ane g s she
NV. where requiem mass will be offered
at . am Friends and relatives in
vited. Intcrment ST. Mary's Cemetery,
Rockville. Md. Is
-. 1855, at her residence. 1918 44th
pl. Sc, ELIZABETH w. RUDD. be-
loved wife OF william E. Rudd and
mother. of Dorothy D. Rudd and Mrs.
at the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc. on Monday.
April rs. at IL am. 1nterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. "a
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JAMES H AtIIluEIS vi
Commodore John Barry d.
vision, Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, will assemble at
3565 Northampton st. NV.
on Sunday, April "a, 1855.
at 9 PM. for recitation OF
the PRAYERS for the repose
of the soul of our late
MES T. MCCARTHY.
.RD p DAILY. President.
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u bE II w. IHt uIllCtFS dHu
of Gavel Chapter,
No. "a, o. E. S., are re-
to assemble at the
Bros. Funeral Home,
1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc. al
) pm. Sunday. April "a. 1850
where funeral services will
ed for our late sister, ELIZA
RuDD
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4-graye
site: sood location: reas. Leaving city
IKE. 6-Sgl3 -rA
~ CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, 1 or .
lots. 5 sites each. Priced well under
list brlee. Phone RA. 3-Ol1S --25
FORT LINC0LN-chapel de luxe Sec
ton; 5 sites. Reasonable. Family moved
from area. OIL. 6-6SI5. Ia
FORT LlNCOLN-will sell . sites At
cost. $500 for all. Call after 10
noon. RA, 3-.ll1. pa
FORT LINCOLN -ersv,
site. moving. must sacrifice: terms for
sslisble party. AP. s-73SS. -2s
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Dratha

ACKLIN, EARBARA ANN; On Thurs
mortal Hospital BARBARA ANN
ACKLIN OF 4SO6 Woodlawn dr., Land
over Hills. Md. the beloved wife of
Paul L. Ackin, mother of Doona Lynn
and Douglas Tavern AcHiin, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. FloXd ]. McMullen
and sister OF Joan Lee McMuilen,
Glenn Harold and FLOYD K. McMullen.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on Monday.
April %. at ] pm Interment George
WASHINGTON Memorial Cemetery. "A
BERG. ELIZABETH ANN. On Thurs
day, April u. 1855. at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital, ELIZABETH ANN
wife of William B. Berg. mother of
Elizabeth Ann Bers. funeral from
the James T. RYAN Funeral Home, 3iT
Pa. ave. Sc, on Monday. April -,
at $50 am. Requiem mass at ST.
Peters Church a. Q am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. "a
BERG, MRS. ELIZABETH. The oficers
and members of ST Peters
N Sodality will assemble at the
& 4; /: |E;:::
deceased m e N ber. Mrs.
MARGARET W. HUFFMAN. Project.
REV. JOHN ZNOTINAS.
Spiritual Director.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-06-18
TEEN-AGE NEWS

The Teenettes Club enter
tanned their parents by CIV
ing a Post Mothers Day So
cial at the home of Mrs. Har-
ry j. Elan, club sponsor.
1t was a very delightful
evening considering that these
young ladies prepared every
thing themselves. They parti-
cipated in a very nice fashion
show consisting of models
wearing playclothes, street
dresses and party dresses. The
president, Miss Muriel Key
welcomed the mothers and
introduced Miss Marjorie
Marsh who was commentator
for the Fashion Show. Each
member presented her mother
with gift of Summer cos
tune jeWelry as a token of
affection and appreciation.
Each Teenette baked a cake
and frosted it very artistical-
ly. Punch and cookies along
with the cakes were served
in the dinette which was
beautifully decorated by the
members.
The l1onored mothers pre-
sent were; Mrs. John Key,
Mrs. Theodore Peters, Mrs.
Robert Elan, Mrs. Ernest
Berry, Mrs. Riley Thomas r.
Jones and Mrs. Edward Clarke.
The members present we're:
Misses Muriel Key, Catherine
Peters, Harriet Elan, Mar
jorie Marsh, Michael Marsh,
Patricia Berry and Barbara
Hylton.
Mrs. Harry j. Elan made a
charming hostess and is do
ing a Inc job with these young
Teenagers.
This was indeed a splendid
gesture on the part of the
members and a fitting tri-
butte to these charming and
receptive Mothers.
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AmvetS Plan
Gala Events

The 366th Infantry AMVET
Post No. 1913 announces it's
Gala three-Day Celebration.
July 2, 8, and 4.
Serving as General Chair
man, is Clarence r. Elan, Past
Commander of AMVET Post
No. 1913. The first day, Satur-
day July 2 is Adult Day Chair
man for this day is Kenneth
o. Brothers. From 100 PM.
to 400 PM. Saturday, a Gar
Gen Party will feature a Child
ren's Fashion show directed
by Mrs. Irene Yates, food baS-
kets and gift prizes, refresh
mentS and dance performance
by the Covan School of Dane
ing. Officer Haskell Kennedy
is Committee Chairman for
this activity. Only a silver
offering is asked for admis-
sion. The United War Moth
ers of America Chapter Z will
serve a delicious ChickenDin-
ner on the lawn for SO cents
from $50 pm. to $3.50 pm.
The evening program under
the Craftsmanship of AMVET
James Williams will consist of
a Cocktail and Game Party
which promises adults a very
entertaining evening for rs
cents free cocktail.
Sunday, July 8, Anniversary
Day, beginning at 200 pm
the AMVEyT Parade will take
place throughout upper Rox-
bury. Chairman of this day
is State Department Command
er Edward w. Brooke. March
ing units and Bands of vet
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late autumn.
First of a series of Science
Park exhibits on historic New
England industries, the dora
ma was made possible by a
gift of the Blanchard Founda-
ton of Boston, which was
founded by lumber merchant
Arthur F. Blanchard, his son
and daughter-in-law. It is
typical of the kind Of simple
portable Sawmill used in lum-
bering operations near our
country towns on the scatter
ed woodlots which resulted
from earlier wasteful cutting.
In the late 1905 and early
190Os, the worker lived in
lumber camps near the mill.
Now, they usually live at home
and drive to work in their
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