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25iS BLADENsBuRG RD. NE.
thetween s Dakota and New York
ave. Pull basement. apt. upstairs.
large parking area In rear. store
sQx40, ST 3-li66,
sTORE WITH BsME tApt. Il needed
Mt. Pleasant ST, at earstop. Low
rent Wo. 6-5eo3. -
SILVER SPRING---25-ft. front; new
bldg, I,750 50. IT.. same In base.
menf. Freight elevator. Private and
public parking. THOMPSON a
GRAY, Ju, 5-Rlnn. -
SMALL STORE, parking area, Airing
ton; ample parking. ideal for ONCE
or small speciality shop, BURNERS Is
REALTY Co, ia. 7-0071. IS
ICOMMUNITY SHOPPING CENTER
store. 100 It, hy is II. 4 In; con-
centrated area, on Annapolis rd., ,
miles from Peace Cross. near
People's Drug and @ q 3 Laundry;
excellent TOR children's clothing, &C
|ouEENs oduSsaESSisss cIsAPkI iHsPisI'e SHOPPING CEN
TER--Store on Queens Chapel rd.,
00.5 It. hy 22.S IT. NEXT TO large
apartment project and fabric shop.
drs from bank. populated area.
MORRISON & HoLL1N6sWoRTH
uN. 1900. TO 5 daily. except
Sunday. %
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HOUSES WANIFp To pUY

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client desires well-situated older B.
bedrm. frame home. with trees,
Must have. " bath on 1st q. Will
repair and redecorate. Possession
March l.. Ask for Mr.. HONNOLD
ia. 4-fl550.
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AT LEAST a BATH ON FIRST
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JA. 2-52T5 BET. 10 PM. POSI-
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Evening star., 1955-03-29
Harold H. Martin, Is,
Retired Government
Lawyer and Adviser

Harold Hudson Martin, IS, a
retired lawyer here, died Sunday
at Doctors Hospital. Mr.. Martin
had lived in Washington for
more than so years and had
served as an attorney in a num-
ber of Government agencies and
departments.
Born in Atchison, Kans., he
came to Washington in 1901 and
took a position with the Post
Office Department. Subsequently
he served before and during
World War I as an attorney in
the solicitors Office of the Navy.
He was later appointed to the
Board of Valuation of Com
mandeered Property, in which
capacity he helped settle over
1000 claims against the Gov
ernment for property comman-
deered by the Navy during the
war.
Mr.. Martins last public posi-
ton was as counsel for the
United States during the Ger
man-American Mixed Claims
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Samuel F. Cooper, 80,
Former JeWeIer Here

Samuel F. Cooper, 80, a jeweler
for many years on Eleventh
street NV. between E and F.
died Sunday in a hospital in
Wolfboro. N. H. He lived in Eff
fingham Falls. N. H.
Mr.. Cooper was born in Illinois
and came to Washington as
young man. He formerly lived
in Arlington. Fairfax and
Orange, Va, before moving to
New Hampshire about Is years
ago. He had been a member of
the Masons and the Methodist
Church in Arlington.
His sister, Mrs. E. M. Shreve,
lives at 1923 North Troy street,
Arlington. Also surviving are his
widow, Halle; son, two daugh-
ters and four brothers.
Services and burial will be held
tomorrow in Freedom, N. H.
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W.T.. Epike) Nolan;
Printer Worked at
Star for 60 Years

William F. tSpike) Nolan. 81,
who spent so years at The Star
before he retired two years ago
as printer. died yesterday at
Garfield Hospital of a heart at
tack. He lived at 5006 Arkansas
avenue NV.
A baseball outfielder in his
younger days, Mr.. Nolan played
for the Washington team in the
first tournament Of the Union
Printers Baseball League held in
New York in 1908. He was ac-
tive in affairs of the league after
that.
; Born in Washington and edu-
Gated at Gonzaga High School,
Mr.. Nolan came to work at The
Star in 1902. The Star then
had a single edition day and
only 18 Linotype machines. most
of the type being set by hand.
Worked in Varied Capacities
Mr.. Nolan had worked as mes
senger boy, apprentice. printer
and proofreader.
Mr.. Nolan had recently re-
turned from Florida where ne
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John Joseph Cosgrove,
Reporter in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Mar. 20 (P.-
John Joseph GJack) Cosgrove. a
reporter on the Baltimore News
Post and Sunday American for
more than 40 years, died yester-
day at hospital.
Although he had been i'll for
several years, he remained on
the job. He had story in last
Sundays American.
MI. CoSgrove wouldn't say how
old he was. Associates on the
paper said he led them to believe
he was about 70, but some
thought he was older.
He was best known for his
stories on crime, city hall poll
tics. the legitimate theater and
vaudeville.
His widow, a son and two
daughters survive.
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He was a member and in 1854
served as treasurer of the Society
for the Preservation and En-
couragement of Barbershop
Quartet Singing in America. He
also was active in the Rock Greek
Lions Club and was a former
member of the ElkS.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Kathryn Mary Johnson
of Trenton, N. j.: two daughters,
Elizabeth Ann, 13, and Judith
Ellen. 10; two brothers, James j.,
of Mount Rainier, Md, and
James A., of Montgomery, Ala,
and a sister Evelyn Torrillo o.
Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 2901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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of the American Bar ASsocia-
ton and the District Bar ASso-
citation.
Clubs Listed
He also was a member and
past master of the Temple Noyes
Lodge No. 80, F. A. A. M. and a
member of Phi Delpha Phi. in
ternational legal fraternity, Sig
ma Phi Epsilon. the National
Press Club and the Chevy Chase
Country Club.
Surviving are his widow, Ele-
more E. Townsend; two sons,
John W., jr.. 327 Hurn drive,
Forest Heights, Md, and Charles
E., 1888 Warren street NV; a
daughter. Miss Elenore D., of
the home address; his mother,
Mrs. William P. Townsend, of
DeLand. Fla. and one sister.
Mrs. Malcolm Graybill, of Tam
pa, Fla.
Funeral services will be held
at noon tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 29O1 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be private. The family requests
contributions be made to the
American Heart Association.
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Mrs. Harry N. Sieber, 68,
Active Church Worker

Mrs. Harry M. Sieber, So, who
was active in St. Thomas Epis-
copal Church for many years,
died Sunday of a heart attack
at Doctors Hospital.
She was stricken in an auto
mobile en- route to her home
after dining with friends. She
lived at 2701 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
The former Harriet Bagby,
Mrs. Sieber was born in Milton,
III. She had lived in WASH
ington 38 years. She belonged
to Ladies Auxiliary at St.
Thomas.
Survivors are her husband,
Washington representative of the
Wiro Corp; a daughter, Mrs.
Margo Baker Henderson of the
home address, and a grandson,
Marine Sergt. Donald Mayo
Baker, Camp Lejeune. N. c.
Services will be held at II am.
tomorrow at ST. Thomas Epis-
copal Church, 1772 Church street
NV. Burial will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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spent the winters. He went to
Europe with the Washington
pilgrimage during the holy year
in 1850.
He was a member of the Elks,
Columbia Typographical Union
and the Holy Name Society of
st. Gabriel's Catholic Church.
Services Thursday
His wife Gertrude died II years
ago. Survivors. are his sister,
Mrs. Mary Hart of the home adj
dress; a daughter, Mrs. Charles
Callander, Arlington; five BROTH
ers, James. Thomas, Bernard,
John and Joseph Nolan, all of
Washington, and a grandson.
Alexander Callander.
Services will be held at 8 am.
Thursday at st. Aloysius Catho-
lie Church. North Capitol and
streets. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Remains are at
the Collins funeral home.
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John W. townsend,
Attorney in District
For 80 Years, Dies

John w. Townsend, So, a prac-
ticing attorney here for more
than 80 years, died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital after a long
illness.
Mr.. Townsend, who lived at
3507 Lowell street NV. was a
member of the firm of Cromelin
and Townsend. with offices in
the National Press Building
A native of Pulaski, Tenn. Mr..
Townsend was educated IN pub
lie schools there and in BSming-
ham, Ala. He graduated from
the Massey Business College, of
Jacksonville. Fla. and attended
the Southwestern Presbyterian
University. at Clarksville, Tenn.
He received his bachelor and
masters degrees in law from the
George Washington University
here.
With Juvenile Court
He was employed in the Office
of the judge of Juvenile Court
from 1917 until the following
year. when he became a sec
retary and later chief of a Sec
ton with the United States Food
Administration.
He was admitted to the bar
before the then Supreme Court
for the District of Columbia in
1920. He later was admitted to
practice before the Supreme
Court of the United States,
United States Court of Claims,
United States Tax Court and
several circuit courts.
He began private practice in
1922 and in 1884 became asso-
ciated with the firm of Cromelin
g. Laws. When Chief Judge
Bolitha j. Laws Of the u. S. Dis
trict Court for the District of
Columbia accepted the appoint
ment to the bench in 1888 the
firm was reorganized' under the
name of Cromelin. Townsend,
Brooke & Kirkland. 1t later
became Cromelin g. Townsend.
Mr.. Townsend was a member
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Commission and, later, as the
American agent.
He had a leading part in VIM
ming the celebrated Black Tom
sabotage cases before the COM
mission.
In 1909 Mr.. Martin married
Miss Alcie Hanna, daughter of
Edwin P. Hanna, Solicitor Cen
eral of the Navy. Mrs. Martin
died in 1928. Two daughters
survive, Francesca. wife of Capt.
r. C. Steere, USN, and Mrs.
Gideon Haynes of Arlington, and
five grandchildren.
The funeral services will be
held at Lees funeral home,
Fourth and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NE. at / pm. Thursday.
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Cecil R. Mills, II,
Advertising Officiol

.DAYTONA BEACH, Mar. 90
(P.-Cecil r. Mills, n. retired
advertising executive and former
vice president of Simmons
Boardman Publishing Co., died
yesterday. He was a winter
resident of Ormond Beach.
Mr.. Mills was associated with
Simmons-BoSrdman for SIS years
and was a director at the time
of his death. A native of De-
troit, he came here from West
field, N. j.
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Rev. Arthur Howe, IS

HOLDERNESS, N. H., Mar. 20
(P).--The Rev. Arthur Howe. for
mer president of Hampton InSti-
tute, Hampton. Va; Yale Univer-
sity football coach and instructor
at Dartmouth College, died yes
terday. He was IS.
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J. H. Quisenberry

WINCHESTER, KY. Mar. 30
(P.-J. H. Quisenberry. 73,
widely known purebred cattle
breeder, died yesterday after a
short illness. He was a director
of the American, Kentucky and
Southeastern Associations pro-
noting the breeding of Aberdeen
Angus cattle.
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Garn nf Thanka

BUDD-JACK. ADOLF We wish to
thank all OF our kind friends and neigh
bors foI their many kind expressions
of sympathy and coincidence during our
MRS. VELVA NJ. BUDD-JACK AND
SON
wINBpsH. JAMES S. The family of the
late JAMES S. WINBUSH wishes to
express its sincere thanks and appre-
Whiting. and the Willing WORKERS
Club of the Friendship Baptist Church
and to their many friends and neigh
borS for their kindness. floral tributes.
cards and other expressions OF SYM
pathy duripG our recent bereavement
MRS. BEATRICE WINBUSH AND son.
JAMES WINBUSH, Jr.
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day at his
home, 6 3 2 7
T h ir t y-frst
street NV.
Born in New
Y o + k, Mr..
Torrillo came
to Washington
with his FAM
lily when he
was a child.
He graduated
from Central
Hi g h School
and attended
the National
Law School.
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Raymond F. TorriIIo
Plumbing Manager

Raymond F. Torrillo, 40, sec
retary and general manager of
Atchison & Keller Heating and
Plumbing Contractors, died Sun
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

ve0 often cord Of thunks in
The StoI meets need which con
hardly be solved IN any othe, Woy
Not only IS II er6cIous expression
OF erotitude to those who have sent
florol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services onc kind
nesses OF the mony to whom per.
sonol note OF thorks connot we'll be
moiled OF whose names and od
dresses ore not known Insertion OF
O cord OF thunks NOV be orroneed
by telephone to The Stur ST $4,000
The Evening and Sundoy Stor
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Dratha

March IS. 1866 at GeorSetown0 @ 0NGni' Uni.
Vs Usrslty !,3o Hospital JOHN W. TOWNSEND
v -jr. Dr., Charles Z. and Elenore
D. Townsend, son Of Sallie c. Town
send and brother Of Mrs, Malcolm Gray
c.. Co Funeral 'f Home, M agGl 81 ilth H. st. Hihss nW
on Wednesday, March 30. at Il noon.
lnterment private. In lieu Of flowers,
contributions may be made to the Amer
lean Heart Association.
I'd Sc. on March a rs, - 1888. taa' mother naiier
yieth, Mrs. Ida May seilner. Mrs.
AAaR aRi,sH Marie Mrs oagnt5 MS porOthS
Blanche White and sister OF Mrs.
Blanche Parkhurst Services at Cham
sSrs sS Fq1fss HGns March q? b. ltn s. p ss
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 80
Ven GARREL. CONRAD. On Sunday,
332e S.p - b Branch a,aay ave Sc, CONRAD Won
Son daTrel and father asSAHO Of Willism'
Theodore Won Garrel Funeral from
taoS the simmons Hnoa Bros. Funeral Home. 1861
Holy Family Catholic Church. Hill
crest Heights, Md. where mass will be
offered at am. for the repose of
tional Cemetery. 90
WALLACE. LOUISE. On Monday March
e. 1855. LOUISE WALLACE, beloved
daughter Of MIS-; Lula M. Wallace,
Wss6iqston, :. G., Oliver 1sIace AiHfaes 81 81
Charles Kennsth ana Mrs Floyd Den
Roberf ISa al OF shSsSi1 hWsshinston Ct p c. Mrs
Funeral on. Wednesday, March 30 at
II am. from the Mitchell Funeral
Home. Raleigh. N; G.. ,Intermcnt Mont
IaWi, cemetery. Raleigh N, c. Nallev
March 26:. 1863. at Washineton sani-
tarium,, EMMETT WILLIAMS of Ill
Silver Spring ave. Silver SpEns, Nd.
father Of Wymer and Wayne Williams.
He also is survived by several brothers
ana sisters. Friends may gall 81 the
Satb H Hines Co Funeral Home 32ol
March, IS. Services from the above
go. al / pm. fnterment Foft Lincoln lincoln
~5S1lANs' EsTn1n EMMaTr cons Members st # Mount
MtsSlE4H Color Guards and all men,
MNIHAA berS of the Juniors are re-
HkQkNN Que5ted to be present at
"NNI uieLloTldI services 10 re neld
~S in memory Of our late Ie-
cording secretary. EMMETT
VILLAINS at s, H. Hines Co. Funeral
home. 2901 14th st. NV. Tuesday
March 20. at T:30 pm.
WALTER F. GOOD. Councillor. 20
WILLIAMS. EMMETT c. Members of
- Central Lodge, No. /. l. o. o.
/ 8. 7. !: !: +. 4.
VA F., please assemble at the g. H
M Hines Co. Funeral Home. "90l
IN i4th st. NV. at 3 pm. Tues
WlN day. March %. 1855. to conduct
VX the funeral service for our de-
EU parted brother, EMMETT C.
w WILLIAMS.
" LESTER A. CHASE, Noble Grand.
JAMES S. LAMB, Secretary. 20
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tn Mrn1uriant

BROWN. JAMES A. In loving memory
of our beloved husband father and
brother JAMES A. BROWN. who passed
away one year ago today. March 30,
1854
An angel came to earth one day
But in my heart know it was best.
sovS ssSaHse he wirE n heiKyHn cKLpREN i rest
EEkkSEsER EkSEsTlNE GARREFi GAb PHlLfipI GfRALDl.E'
BYRD. CATHERINE 5. In loving mem
Sister. cATHERIME STse'' s. BYRp, pfsbef Who Who
passed away March 20, 1854.
Yon siipped so quietly away,
Perhaps twas for the best:
We pray that God may give you
Peace dreams and quiet rest.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER SON SIS
TERS AND BROTHERS.
FIORAVANTI. MARY AMBROCL Died
twenty wears ago today, March 20,
Twenty years have passed since that
God took her home. it was His will.
SpI,tl S1t IN my heart she liveth stu
FORD, ANNA G. In memory Of our
mother, ANNA G. FORD. who departed
this NE three wears aso today. March
"a, lcD.,
We have only memory, dear mother
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory of YOU
HER LOVING CHILDREN AND GRAND-
GaoFTs y my dear ~ MARcELkl ARC II
GLORIUS, who passed away one wear
ago today March 20, 1854.
Although our paths lie far apart,
You live forever in my heart.
YOUR HUSBAND.
HARRISON, WILLIAM S. Sacred to the
WILLIAM S. HARR1soN who entered
into eternal rest twenty-five wears ago
today. March 20. 1888.
Just line of sweet remembrance.
Just a memory fond and true.
Jus. a token of loves devotion
BROWN. AND son, JOHN HARRi-
Jones, IS, EoBERIi ROB In I2ylns ing mem9Fy E
TO-DAY t March o. 0 1913. @ Ola years "S0
The stars are brightly shining
Upon a silent. grave,
In i lies q precious one .
YoUR 'GycS Lov1Nd cGiIDRGN, ePTiH RGi 'AEe DANIE1
AND VIOLA SMITH
ROBB, EVA v. AND ROBERT p. In
memory of our loved ones: Mother
EVA v. RoRB. who departed this life
fifteen years ago, March 20. 1910.
and father, ROBERT p. ROBB. who
left us four years ago. January 10. 1851
Deep in our hearts memories are kept
OF the ones we loved and can never
DAuGHTERs. LUCILLE AND PAuLYNE.
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
STMMs. DAVID W. Passed away March
20, 1854
Dear David. you have found release
From pain and God has given you peace.
l cannot mourn that you are gone,
But will await the golden dawn.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, CA RR z
SiMMS.
TIGHMAN, JESSE. Sacred to the mem
DRY Of my beloved husband, JESSE
TILGHMAN. who entered eternal life
eight years ago today. March 20. 1o47.
In my heart the torch Of memory
Burns unflickering. bright and true.
DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZABETH l..
T1LGHMAN.
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Dratha

MccoNCHH. ELDRIDGE C.. A special
~ Lodge. No. A; F; A, 4. M
n%Nn Thursday, March 81. 1855,
~V for the purpose of attending
W sne,n.n The funeral r. bpfncF E5 ouF c Mt iste
HARRY H. HEWITT, Master.
c. c HUTCHINSON. Secy. 80
MOORE. DOUGLAS E. On Sunday. March
z! 1888; at George ;,l WassinEtSn s91.,5s n1l-
sSf ss. s AofOss of gsol Sies St Sc E SeoSed
son Of Luther S. and Ruth L. Moore,
brother Of Ann Carol and Ted Lake
Moore, srandson of Mrs. Cora, M Lake
Of Mas fS Sam aa' l. HH Mssth.%s aaa Pfends
NAV call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st and Mass. ave. ne where
March 80. At / pm. Interment CEDAR
Hill Cemetery. 20
MORAN, LONE W. OF l13l West Vir-
husband OF yeannette Moran and brother
Mae FRS Mofaa sAf MIS- Tstna aats waSer az Clara snd
Mrs. Wayt Miller Remains at Cham
bers, Funeral Home, 5l7 18th ST. Sc,
until ThTTsdsy an1riSss March Tch, q; at l:;lS
at /, pm Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
MURRAY. ADELAIDE T.. On Sunday.
March ~. 1855, at Providence Hospital.
ADELAIDE T. MURRAY of ClarEsville.
Md beloved wife of oliver L. Murray.
mother of F. Lois and Christine L.
Murray, sister Of Miss Catherine F.
McDermott. Mrs. Agnes M. Frields and
Mrs. Helen Bruce. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st and
Mass ave. ne. until $3.50 am. We'd
nesday March 80. Requiem mass will
be offered at St. Anthony's Catholic
Church 10th and Monroe sts. me-,
at 10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 90
NALLEY. JAMES L. On Sunday. March
81 1855. at his residence 1905 Hol-
ton lane. Takema PARK, Md. JAMES
L NALLEY beloved husband of Emma
z; Nalley and brother of Mrs Agnes
Shanahan. Funeral services a: the
Simmons BIOS. Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Wednesday.
March 80. at ii am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 20
NALLEY. JAMES l.. oficers and mem-
tC<1HlZA. bers of Fort stevens Post,
+ !: :! ;;3; !; s: ;:| e: 4
2S, 1866. at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope
JOSEPH c. STONE, Commander.
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JESSE. Sacred to the mem
TTILoHMAN. who entered eternal lie
eight years ago today. March 20. 1947
In my heart the torch OF memory
Burns unflickerine. bright and true.
DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZABETH L.
T1LGHMAN
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Saturday, March %, 1855. at An
napoliS Md ALBERT EDWARD LAND
Landvoet. brother OF Mrs. Eleanor
Nyman and Miss Edna Landvoigt.
uncle of Mrs. Ellen Jane Jenkins,
nephew OF Wallace Wheelock. Mrs.
Marie Meeker. Mrs. Pearl Fenwick.
Friends may call at the residence,
River rd. and Harrington ST., near
Potomac Md. Funeral services from
st Adams Episcopal Church. Mass.
and Wis. aves. NV. at $50 m We'd
neSday March 80. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. fHarrisonburg. Va,
papers please cODy) %
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E. ELDRIDGE C. A special
communication Of Petworth
Lodge, No. Al. P. A. A. M.
is hereby called for 10 am.
Thursday. March 81. 1885,
for the purpose of attending
the funeral OF our late
brother, ELDRIDGE C. Nc
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N. BALDWIN OF washington, D. c.;
brother OF Miss Evelyn and James J.
Torrillo, both Of Washington, D, c.,
and Joseph A Torrillo, jr... of Mont
shs Rnsk reeS vas Lions eass ub ens
International Services at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2eO1 14th
st. NV, on Wednesday, March so
at II am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 20
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On sunday March p, I953, al ms
TeSdenee 519G 41sE rE5 esvaMb sye Hyattsgie. ghE.
LARD beloved husband Of the late
Gertrude Emefson Ballard lnee Lond)
and father OF Emile Ballard. Mrs.
Dorothy / Floyd and Arthlr Holcomo
Ballard He also IS survived by
eranddaughter. Phyllis Valerie FloId;
NJ Ballard rests at Gasch'S Funeral
Home. Hya;tsFille Nd. Services at the
Fiist Baptist Church Hyattsville, Md.
on Wednesday,. March 80. at = pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
nlcnt Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
The Omaha guide., 1955-08-26

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you are missing something. We
have the following listings, in our
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A double bed and a medium size
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rents for $500 per week.
We have a two rooms furnished
apartment in a fine Christian
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A large bay room in a private
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Bus passes by the door coming
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FOR ANY ABOVE FURNITURE
AND EQUIPMENT. CALL Harvey
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DON'T FORGET WE HAVE
WHAT Vol WANT.
The Omaha guide., 1955-08-26
Chicosoon
Joins Faculty
At Springfield

Chicago-Mr. James S. Peters,
1928 Vernon, Mass. left for
Springfield, Mass. where he has
been appointed assistant profess
sor in psychology at Springfield
University. He will also serve
as supervisor of graduate students
in vocational rehabilitation.
Mr.. Peters is the IlrsJ colored
to serve on the faculty in this ca
pacity.
Mr.. Peters, who received his
PHI. D. in psychology from Pur-
due University this past term, al
so holdsM. A. degree from Illinois
Institute of Technology and Hart
ford Seminary Comm He did
his undergraduate work at South
ern University. Besides being a
member Of Alpha Phi Alpha fra
ternity, he is a member of the So
ciety of Sigma XII and an associ-
ate in the American Psychology
cal and National Vocational Guid-
ance Associations. During World
War III he was in the U. S. Navy.
While attending Purdue, Mr..
Peters served as a research assis-
tant in the division Of educational
reference. Prior to his graduate
work, Mr.. Peters served as a psy-
chologist with the Veterans Ad-
mi~nistration Mental Hygiene out
patient clinic, Vocational Council
ing and esting Division.
Accompanying Mr.. Peters. is
his wife, the former Marie Fergu-
son, and their two children, Jimmy
and Donna Marie. Mrs. Peters,
who also received a M. A. degree
from Purdue in sociology, this
past term, also taught sociology
on campus while attending school.
Mrs. Peters is an associate editor