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Martin A. Roudobush, II,
Retired Topographic Engineer

Martin A. Roudabush, II, who
became an authority on both
Federal and Municipal boundary
lines during his many years with
the Geological Survey. died yes
terday at Mount Alto Hospital
after a l0-Week illness. He lived
at 532 Roxboro place NV.
A topographic engineer, Mr..
Roudabush joined the Survey in
1910 as a field assistant. He was
a map maker on various field as
signmentS in the Eastern and
Mid-Western States until World
War l when he was commits
stoned in the 29th Engineers. He
was assigned to military mapping
projects in the United States as
we'll as in LangreS, France.
Returning the survey, he spent
the next 16 years in mapping
projects in the Atlantic region.
He was instrumental in organi-
Zing the New York State En-
gineer Surveys under the Civil
Works Administration as we'll as
doing preliminary control work
with the Massachusetts Geo.
logical Survey cooperative map
ping program.
Ill health kept Mr.. Roudabush
from his career for eight years,
but in l943 he returned to Gov
eminent service with the Army
Map Service. Later he rejoined
the Geological Survey as a car
tographer. returning in 1855. His
last work with the survey was
chiefly in boundary and research
work with the Atlantic region
office in Arlington. Va. AS a
boundary line authority, he was
often called in as an adviser on
difficult boundary problems.
Mr.. Rouoabush was a native
of Bedford County, Pa, and a
1905 graduate of Lock Haven
Pa Normal School.
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Ruth Crunston,
Author, Lecturer

NEW YORK, April 4 iP).--
Ruth Cranston, author and lee
turer died Monday night at st.
Luke's Hospital.
Miss Cranston's home was in
Sierra Madre. Calf. She had
been on a lecture tour in Dallas.
New Orleans and Washington,
and became i'll in Philadelphia.
She came on to New York and
was taken from the train to the
hospital.
She was a daughter Of the
late Methodist Bishop Earl Gran
stone and spent part of her
childhood in China. She was
graduated from Goucher College,
Baltimore. in 1903 and began
contributing to Harper'S and
Century Magazines.
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Ada Crandall Conner: a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Betty Laverty, Kensing-
ton, Md; a son, j. Merrill Con-
ner, jr., a Marine private at
Camp Lejeune, N. c.; two broth
ers. Charles E.. Ashton, Md, and
Lendell A. Conner, 7125 Fairfax
road, Bethesda. Md. and a sister,
Mrs. Ethel Eastment, Silver
Spring, Md. His other grandson
is William c. Laverty.
Services will be held at 1890
a m. Friday at the Hines funeral
home. 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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In Mrmuriant

ROBINSON. JOHN n. In sad but iovins
JOHN II. ROBINSON. who passed away
SIX years ago today April 4. 1856
God TOOK him first and ! remain
To walk the road alone
Now ] hyc IN memorv'S garden
OF happy DAYS We have known
Hia memory is all We have now.
The tears are all ~ rest
IN, thankful are We toC8y Who car say
We 4oleG him and d,d GU UeS,
He Eeo a smile for everyone.
HIS htart as good as gold
10 those "h0 kne% and loved aim.
Ills memory VIII never grow old
HIS DEVOTED WIFE ESSlE 81 ROB.
INSON. AND SISTER
SIMON. CHRIsTOPH. In loving memory
81 ny , aSSr husband and our loving
called home ADril 4. la45
Though other memories fade away
=, Upon TINS mortal shore
Your memory. like the Laurel,
STAYS green forevermorp
MS LCVING WIFE ALMA, AND Chill
SMITH, EDWARD. In loving rempm
nrance Of my dear husband, EDWARD
SMITH. who passed away ten years
ago TO-DAY April 4. 1916.
HIS lie IS beautiful memory.
:, bS absence p silent griei.
hc Mttpa IN boQ Dtaulilui sarden
III the sunshine Of perfect peace
Some day | hope to meet him
N that land so bright and iair.
For Jesus. Our Savior. tnviteS US
ms beautiful home 10 share
MS LOVING WIFE, LUCY b. SMITH
SNoWDEN, CHEsLEY 7. In loving mem
0ty oi our son ana brother. CHESLEY
SNOWDEN, who departed thiS life
TWO years aso today, April I. 1854
God knows how much We miss you.
:, Never shall your memory fade
You are IN our thoughts and PRAYERS
Today and always
TAYLOR. ARTHUR &. In loving mem
DRY OF my dearly beloved husband
ARTHUR G. TAYLOR who passed
peacefully away fye years Ago today.
April 1851
miss YOU no less as the time passes on
Than | dad on the day OF your going.
For 'Dscnce can never close the door
OF nv heart
And he lamp of my love is stu
glowing
somehow know that you are near
To share ry lonely iours,
And m nv heart there blossoms. dear,
Loves own immortal flowers
In nv heart YOUR memory fingers.
SNectiy tcnderly, fond and true
There De- not a dav, dear Arthur.
That ! do not think Of yol
DEVOTED WIFE. BESSIE ". TAYLOR
TAYLOR. MAGGIE. In loving memory
OF our beloved one, MAGGIE TAYLOR
who departed this life April I 1850
We watched her falling day By day
And PRAYED the Lord would let her stay.
lul God knew best
And TOOK her home to eternal rest.
May her soul rest m peace
CHiLDREs ELLEN AND RUTH.
GPANDCHlt DREN BERN MEDIA
AVON MURHl AND RUTH
Young. LOUIS g. A token o, love 10
.le memory .: our dear brother LOUIS
I YOUNG who departed :hlS life one
year aso today April 1888
The HnReiS are faithfully guarding
sacred ana silent grave
For m It lies precious one
We loved, hut could rot save.
The FAMILY
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III mrmnriaut
ANnrRsnN. MnIIAM ROBERT lRnR

ANDERSON, WILLIAM ROBERT dob.
Ia .UNlHs memory oil oar devoted
nephew @Lc cousin. WILLIAM ROBERT
bob ANDERSON who departed tnlE
IIe one scar ago To-Day. h1ril /. 1870.
Losed III life. remembered IN death
FRIENDS
BAILEY, MARTHA VI. In loving memory
Of our dear one. MARTHA NJ BAILEY,
Who PASSED away one year aso TO-DAY
April i 1904
Always 20 good and kind.
Innklng OF others and trying 10 find
A 5000 dcrd to 90. some praise 10 say,
That's why you are remembered ana
missed more each DAY
HE FAMILY
BATTENFIELD. john b.. AND RATHER
INt X, IN Towns memory OF our dear
departed THIS HE SAX years a&u today
ApTll ! 1850. and our dear mother
KATHERINE r BAITENFIELD who
departed tins lie th!rty-oRe years ago,
March T.. 1879.
uuth memory fades and life departs.
You WI i've forever IN oar hearts
DEVOTED CHILDREN. MABEL JACK
son IRENE HAYDEN and VII
LIAM BAlTENFIELD
CARRINGTON. JANIS ". AND NICY I.
In sad ont loving memory OF our GEAR
father JAMES 81. CARRINGTON. VINO
NGCY : CARRINGToN who died April
L. 1851
Until memory fades and life departs,
fou WI I'VE iorClCt Ia our hearts
The chill REN
DUNNINGTON, BLANCHI In fond and
loving memory of mother BLANCHE
DUNNlhGION VINO lett u, fifteen qears
aEo today Ap,u g. Ipl
The worla may chanse from year to
year
Our l8ts from day 10 day.
Ba love ana memory Of yoI, mother
Shall never pass agay
BILL AND GLEN
MEREDITH LOIIS B., ~ Sacred 10
ne memory oi our l0vinF on and
Niepsun LOUIS J. MEREDITH SR
who passed away tWcnty-oue years agU
today April 1888.
His passing left an emptiness
That no one else can IN
And yet somehow in many WAYS,
He Is really with Us sim
HIS. goodness and hts kindness,
His wise and helpful ways
Those treasured things hc left with US
TO bless US all our days
MAY his soul rest in peace
HIS LONELY MOTHER ETHEL MERE.
DlIH LEE AND SrEPFATHER vii.
LIAM THOMAS LEE
Penn, 1T, CARLTON e.. JR. hubby.
~ brother, Il ckRLI'oS {, lBub.
rs DYD PENN. jr who was Killed
I-S 40 action Oh Furmosa eleven
Years ago today, April 4, 1915.
our family circle has been broken.
mn ponc from our cham
But though were parted for awhile
know We Will meet apain
LOVINGLY 1HElMA PENN HEtGt EIl :
QUEEN LILLIAN g. m loving memory
~ orr mother LILLIAN QUEEN.
VINO passed away two wears Agu tGuAy,
Aprtl T. inal
How We ms, your smlllre lace,
Bul YOU lcit us 10 rrmrrrurr
None on earth can take ynUr pIate.
Tie fHnpy homr Ne once cniUsea.
How sweet the memory auH
Bul death has lci' the loneliness
The world can never Uil
AND LILLIAN.
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April 3, 1890. JESSIE MAY EAGLE
beloved wife of the late William l.
Eagle, mother of Charles NJ EAGLE ana
sister OF Mrs. Grace E Toole Friends
are invited 10 call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Robe ri
A. Pumphrey Bethesda. Mo where
services VIII be held OF FRIDAY, April
y. al ! Dm Interment Rockville Union
Cemetery =
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EASTWOOD. HERBLRT n Or Tue.da,

EHsI NUUU. HtkbthI X. OF TUESDAY.
WOOD. husband OF Catherine N
EastW God and lather Of Herbert +
Eastwood; brother oi Mrs, Nellie
Eolmeao. Mrs. Aloha t. Beck and
CharleS + EASTWOOD. Friends may call
az Gawler's Chapel. 1886 Pa. ave. n "
tcourLcsy parking opposite Services
Will be held al St Luke's Episcopal
Mission Old Georgetown I'd and GroS-
.ehor lane. Bethesda. Md. on Thursday,
Apri =, al IL am Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. please note change
IN place OF SerVice)
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RURroN. MATTE l. on snndar. Anal

BlkIUN, MIMI II Z On sunday, AnrlI
MATTE L. BURTON Of $50 Morton
p. ne, beloved dauehter OF Annie Lou
Burton, sister OF Rosel. Stonev and
John l. Burton She also is survived
bv other relatives ard friends The
late Miss Burton may ba .ieWed at
the Stewart Funeral Home. 30 H ST.
ne. after pm. Wednesday, where
services will be cid Thursday. April 5,
a. / pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
tery
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7 HOhNbLhhl JUSEFHINE Z sud-
her home. Herndon Va. JOSEPHINE /.
THORNBERRY. wife Of Raymond NJ
1hornberry and mother OF Mrs. Doro-
thy j. Wiley OF Vienna, Va Joseph r.
Poole OF Arlington. Va, ana Lee I.
Poole OF HernQoa, Va. sister OF Mrs
Osie Hummer OF Sternng. Va she
also IS survived by FIVE grandchildren
Friends may call al hcr late residence,
900 Dranesyllle ri Herndon, Va Fu-
neral services at the Herudon Meth
odlst Church at pm on Friday April
u, lnterment Chestnut Grove Gene
terry. Arrangements by the Reed-Green
Funeral Home. .
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HERBERT, LsIELLE, on Saturday. Marcf

ETHEL NJ TWINS. Scribe
hIRSH BART MlCHAEI. on SUNDAY
April ], 1866 BART MICHAEL HERSIl.
beloved son Of David and Netiie nct h
Iiersh Services az the c u Goldberg
4 Son Funeral Home i.I7 NH st
~ on wednesday, Apttl 4 AZ q 80
. Inlcrmeni Mouu' Lebanon Me-
moral PBrk n mourning AZ dgO5
Chew Chase pkWv nv, tamiiv ~.
quests In licu o, flower, contributions
he made 10 the D. c. cancer Aid 50.
eicty
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ENGLISH. WILLIE LEE. On Sunday

ApFII 7. IH0b, WILLIE LEE ENGLISH
Of "1uS Anger pl. Sc. brother of
also is survived BY other relatives
FRIENDS may call at the Malvan &
Schey. Inc Funeral Home, New Jersey
ave. and ST. n W, today. after pm
where funeral services viii be held on
Thursday. April ), al 10 am Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery
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SCOTT CnARIES TRED, on Monday

NUII - T'IJNI ~ hTN TN8IONUrr UUI
s1ih nv CHARLES FRED SCOTT
also IS survived by two brothers, james
u aud Estes Scott an aunt. Matte
Gilbert three nipCcE Rose Quarlre
Beatrice Mills ana GlpndoiiA Wheeler
ana other relative and MANY fripudN
Irudy may CAL ~ the Brook a Allen
Funeral Home 200 tlufiuR as. n ".
from q to 10 pm ThurEday ABr, II
Where services viii he held On FRIDAY.
hpfll q AZ pm Res Jerry
Moore uifcia'iug intrimCnt Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. u
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VAUGHAN. ELLEN. On Tuesday, April
B. 1856, ELLEN VAUGHAN Of oO4
lngiaham ST NV. beloved wife OF
Vaughan OF Lawrence Mass, and
Walter Vaughan OF Wilmington. N {.
she also IS survived by seven grand
children and one great grandchild. Fu-
neral from the W W. Deal Funeral
Home. ASP Georgia ave. NV on
Friday, April d. a. = pan. lnterment.
Glenwood Cemetery. }
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MAN. LLOYD. n special commune
cation OF Albert Pike Lodge
\ No. 80. F. A. A. NJ. Is hereby
n called for Thursday, April 5,
va 1896. al Q m, for the pur-
NV pose OF performing the Ma
~ sonic burial services tor our
late brother LLOYD LACH-
, in Baltimore, Md
HERBERT c BROWN
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ELSIE.

Monday. April =. 1856. al the D. C.
General Hospital, ELSIE WILkERSON
daughter Of Howard and the late Flos-
sic Wlldy She leaves TO mourn their
loss two daughters, Joanna ana Colline
hIIktraon TWO sisters, Dolores Lynch
ana Theresa Willy Two brothers. New
man ana Nordeii. one aunt one uncle
beloved irIenus. Thomas ana Cora Feiis
Funura. OIL thursday Aprl > IRON
-. CyprisHs CEGirH where mass viii
De sa.a Al ~ H. Remains can be
yIeNrG or Wednesday, April I after
! pm. az lae G4lera. home 81 George
L. btUtC ia waiter BIS. sc. 4uler-
M.e.. MaaML OMtLs NcIuflnry.
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SUNDAY. NpTiI 7. INnU. LEWIS HENRY
COOKE son Of the late Israel and
Lucy Cooke beloved brother Of Mrs.
Msy bur ly,;,s Eng D oos cQ9Er
Onie c Thompson four nepheps, Ralph
NJ. Edward /. and Elmer D Cooke,
and Sergt George II Johnson: one SIS
other relstiyes and many friends Re-
mains resting az the John T Rhines
4 Co Funeral Home n1l Bird St s.w.
where friends may call after 4 I'm.
ices will be held on Saturday. April +,
a. pm. Rev. Wiimore A Carter oil.
fciating Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery Family may be seen E I2.A
Gault pl ne Phone Lu. b 500
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GI>GEIL. SADIE. or Tuesday, April ,.
i"jn, ., net residence. 48us Beech
Hooo rd., Hyattsv4lic Nd SADIE
GlNGELL. beloved wife OF j. Earl Gin
gel!. mother Of Mrs Charles (. Farrell
and Loring +, Ginge!! She also IS
survived by six grandchildren a sister.
Bess Lelzear. ana three brothers. John
Sam and Wade LeizeaT- Mrs Gingell
rests a. the GasCh Funeral Home
Hyattsyllie Nd Services at the Port
Lincoln Cemetery Mausoleum on Thurs
ana friends invited Intermeut Fort
Lincoln Cemetery
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JAMES Z. COWLING. Secretary
LEACH, tLAUDE DoLBECK. on Mon.
day. April : 1886. CLAUDE DOLBECK
LEACH ui Miami Beach. Fla beloye &c
father OF Mrs. Betsy Sapateili. Mrs
Cosma Psrson and Mrs Mary Jane
Salmon. and brother of Mrs Nora
Spoule. Mrs Elizabeth Waite. Mrs.
Cecilia Mallon and Mrs. Grace Hudo-
WALSH. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2S41 Wilson blvd, Ar
llnston. Va. after d IN Wednesday
April !, where funeral services Will be
held on Thursday. Aprll }. az = pm
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LOWE. LOUISE. on Sunday. April /,
1876 al 2ll4 S Lincoln 81. Arlington
Va LOUISE LOWE loving wife Of
Jesse Love, devoted mother OF
Mrs. Catherine Parker Mrs Eleanora
James and William Lowe: also surviving
three brothers, two sons-in Law and
a host OF other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lowe may be seen at Chinu Flu
neral Home, Zoos S Seminary ro
Arlington Va after pm Wednes-
day. April Funeral services al l3f5
pm Thursday. April /. at Macedon ia
Baptist Church. @2nd and Seminary
I'd. Arlington. Va Rev s W Phillips
ofieiating 1nterment Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery
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N0IDAnI 80. MARIIN I'D. 81 40.

day AprH g. 1856, MARTIN AXE
ROUDABUSH beloved husband Of
IhfodosH " Roudabush. father ol
Matnn VI Of Arlington Va h Glenn
ul Bristol Pa Mr. Margaret r Mo
Louglllh q! Alexandria. va Charles r.
o. FrllnCtor Va aud Eleanorc NJ
5Eiih OF Sultland, Nd brother Of
al1. Lille A. HOudabUsh OF TOKYO.
Japan lie also rs survived by eight
grandchildren Services ~ the W K
Huhtcmanu q son Funeral Home 1i32
Georgia ave. n ~, Oh Friday, April Il
At ! pm Relative and friends IN.
Nted to attend 1ntermcnt Arlington
National Cemetery, with idli military
honor, =
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B 1856 al Mount Alto Hospital
HARRY p. MILLS OF 1885 Ord ST. ne.
beloved husband OF Maude E Mills and
brother Of Mrs W z Smith. Mrs c
F Diddled Mrs Price WinSor, Walter
ana William Mills. all OF HUNTINGTON.
" Va. Friends may call a, the S II
Hines Co. Funeral Home .,90l l4th
a. the graveside. Arlington National
Cemetery on THURSDAY. April 5, az
l. so am
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ELY, IRMA B. OF 1905 21st st. NV.
on April :, 1856, mother Of Mrs. Char
lotte kokkos and Mrs. Vernon Walker
sister OF Mrs. Maud Land, Services
al Chambers Funeral H6me. lI0u
Chaplin ST NV. on Thursday. April
?, at y am lnterment WASHINGTON
National Cemetery
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sAINnLRs. GRLEN q. aGLnRGrl

Tuesday April D. 1866. at ms resi-
denee; "a s,h 81 Sc GREEN d
late Lillian G. Saunders. lnthri OF
LOUIS j Saunders vi Baltimore. Md
Mrs Helen Winen, Mrs Ruby Frank
MI Mildred Shumaker and Richard
Saunders also is survived by III grand.
children and 10 gteat.rranuthildr,n
Friends may call ~ the Lee Funeral
Home ith 81 ana Mass ave II -
where. services VIII 1c h,'d Oh Thurs
day. Aprii . a. $50 D tn lniefmrbt
Cedar Hin Cemetery
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FOXWELL, MARIE JANE d

AprlI 2. 1900 al her resioence, J3,
ST ne. MARIE JANE FOXWELL.
wife OF William H FoXWen. mother OF
William Harvey Foxwell Of Colorado
Spring Colo, Harry c. Foxweli OF
Annapolis MD. Mrs Florence Marjorie
Malllngsford and Mrs. Lucy Esther
Green OF Washington. d c. Mrs Fox
well also Is survived by II grand-
children and two Observation-Disclosures
Friends may call a, the Lee Funeral
Home 18th St and Mass. ave. + where
services Will be held on Thursday.
Hill Cemetery 1
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one slllaSnup late tuesday night
half a mile east of Belle Glade on
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0UUnUO
City 10 b
Drop Excl
Representatives of the Negro
Civic League and members Of the
Delray Beach City Commission
sat around the conference table
Monday night and ironed out
differences that had caused AZ
da%S Of racial tension 3p 4l;e
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nue. died suddenly Saturday after
noon at Jackson Memorial Hos
pital. Green suffered an internal
attack and was rushed to the hos
pital but died shortly after ar
irving there.
A long time resident OF Miami
where he enjoyed a large friend
ship. Green IS survived by several
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uei0n

cause Of the Delray Negroes. The
soft-spoken. intelligent Pompey
proved . tactful diplomat In the
negotiations.
A great deal Of credit Is due
the strong series of articles by
Hendrix Berns in The Miami
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NJ q

!, MONDAY
Cmanh ~.
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nH R MWY

DEAU1
KIRK GREEN DIES
SUDDENLY
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Garhanp
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latives.
MRS. CRYSTAL BIRD FAIsET. Funeral services for Or,

HtHsef Oet1OCfatIS FNallUu85 N00zs
miffee official and the firss Negro
woman ever elected to State Lee
stature. appointed Special Assis1.
ant to Mrs. Dorothy D. HonRhton,
CO-Chairman Of National Ciiizeas
for Eisenhower.
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Three representatives, of the
collectors, Thomas Glass, Lama,
Culpepper and l. v. Robinson
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Richardson Funeral Home, were
held Tuesday at II noon at the
Richardson Funeral Chapel, with
the Rev. ]. B. Blackwell, pastor of
Greater Bethel AM.E.- Church
officiating.
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49, e@A
e In Holiday
THREE TESTIFY
IN POLICY
HEARINGS
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Ill ILED
lid Pool.
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1.-THE PEOPLE.
MIAMI, FLORIDA, SAT
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NEWSPAPER"
JRDAY, JULY 2, 1855
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W. JOuuAS WOiIlSu met VlOleut
death during the holiday when
they Were killed in an a1,torno.
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More Romance
OHStoge Thon On
At National

Continued From Page b.
mana" in 1858 when that show
went on the road.
The Dwecks have both en-
joyed all around variety work
he as a Julliard-trained per-
cussionist, she as a singer.
Since their wedding in Sep
TENDER, 1858. they haven't
and won't let single career
opportunities, however tempt
ing, come between them for
more than q short period.
When Stevan was called to
New York from California
for his present job, he ac-
.cepted only when Lee was
offered a part too. He had
refused the same job for the
Broadway production of Pa
jana Game" because his wife
was busy with California COM
mitments.
In reverse, Lee has been
offered the part Of Babe" in
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Indion Ambassador
Gives Stoq Reception

Ambassador Mehta Of India
was host yesterday at a stag
reception in honor Of Shri Raj
Bahadur, Minister. Ministry Of
Communications of India.
The honor guest is here at
the invitation of the Depart
ment of State.
Among the 70 guests who
accepted were Secretary Of
Commerce Weeks, Postmaster
General Summerfield, Mr..
George Glazebrook, the Charge
d'affaires Of Canada; Ambas-
Sador Ali Of Pakistan, Viscount
Harcourt of the British EN-
baSsy, representatives of all
the airlines, the Civil Aero
nautics Board. the press and
officers Of the Indian Embassy.
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Notionol Cup Awarded

The Kappa chapter Of Phi
Sigma Sigma national social
sorority at George Washington
University was recently
awarded the national cup for
Outstanding Progress. The
award was made at the Soror-
ity'S national convention In
Miami Beach, Fla.
Attending and accepting the
cup for Kappa chapter was
Ms Frances Bran. chapter
president. Other area residents
attending the convention were
MrS. BoEniCO DrAgin, Mrs.
Evelyn Barely, Mis- Roberta
HAber end Miss Gail Blum.
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Resident Named
National Officer

Mrs. Charles Havlena, as
sistant manager Of the Invest
ment Building, 1911 K street
NV, and q member Of the
Pilot Club Of Washington, was
recently honored by being
elected to the ONCE Of second
vice president Of the Pilot Club
international ct the organi1A-
Non'S 36th annual CONVENTION
n Miami Beach.
Heading . dslsgAtio0 At nine
lBo@ the local club was Miss
0AEOl Jaeger, president Of the
Warrington group.
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the company which is going
to Australia in the fall. But,
although this is the lead,
she'll base her decision on
whether her husband is in
cluded.
Our marriage is not q
Hollywood thing" says Stevan,
where you go from one wife
to another. We each found the
right one, and that's it."
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ENGAGEMENTS

their daughter Beverly to Mr..
John Arthur Peterson. son of
Mrs. Edward Bleimehl of Des
Plains, H.. and Mr.. Arthur j.
Peterson Of Winnetka, Ill. A
September 20 wedding Is
planned.
Field Koplol1
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradhurst
Field jr. Of Sloatsburg, N. Y.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Pamela Pear
sail to Mr.. George Robert
Kaplan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kaplan of Boston. A
fall wedding is planned.
YouweN-Woqner
Mrs. Etlan R. Youwell Of
Fairfax, Va, announces the
engagement Of her daughter
Nancy to Mr.. William Lee
Wagner. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Wagner of Mclean,
Va.
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Raymond Tomkoc

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ray
mond Of Rockville announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Caroline King to
Mr.. Metin Tamkoc of Ankara,
Turkey. An August IL we'd
ding is planned.
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Reinhold-P Peterson

Mr.. and Mrs. James Packard
Reinhold of Wilmette, H.,
formerly Of Washington, an
nounce the engagement Of