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FOR SALE - Desirable business
lot on the highway in Brown
ing, five room house, water
and sewer. See Mrs. Ella
jackson, Phone 8.4084. 5-18.4tp
WANTEO-canner horses. Year
round horse market. Deliver
to Shelby Stock Yards -6tfc
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e ntirely

by a rcrrn, court ruling 4
golfer who LOSES u bail is still
the owner Of IL. The ownership
of n los, umbrella depends en-.
tircly on who los, il first. LON.
don Opinion.
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FOR SALE - Two houses, ready
to live In; buyer must move
from premises. Inquire Joe
Lewis. l23Otf
FOR SALE - 1857 Ford tractor,
model On. Excellent shape.
used only 800 hours. Phone
FEE $4,000. 5.ll-tfc
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Single bed and cot, each com.
pletc with spring and mattress.
Also wicker chairs and mis-
cellaneous items. Any reason.
able offer accepted. Inc II.
Bclsaas, care Glacier Park
Transport Co., East Glacier
Park, Mont. 5.25-ltc
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So u Seems

The Russians seem anxious to
preserve peace by all possible
means except those mos, likely
to preserve II. - Punch
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GROUP NAMED TO STUDY
INDIAN MEDICAL CARE

Washington. - DR.. ". Palmer
bearing. acting surgeon general.
announced appointment of q spc.
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Draths

TUCKER, LEE. On Monday April %,
la5b' at the D; c General Hospital.
LEE TUCKER. loving husband of FL
Sirs tecSer Also surviving are one
nieces, three nephews six srandchil-
dren', one erest-grandchild and many
friends. After ) pm. Thursday. April
70. friends may call al the Johnson
& jenkins Funeral Home, 100 18th
ST.. NV. where funeral services will be
held on Friday April -. al pm,
Rev Daniel c: Brown officiatins Ir-
tefment WoodlaWn Cemetery.
VANCE. LULA ANN Departed this life
on TUESDAY: APRIL -. 1856, Mrs. LULA
She il. survived by two sons, ErneSt
and Andrew Vance: two srandchil-
dren two nepheTs. TWO nieceS other
relatives and many friends, Remains
after pm. at the Hall Bros Funeral
Home. 6@l Florida ave. NV where
services Will re held on FRIDAY. April
al. at pm. Interment Woodlawn
WALLER. FRANCIS. On Tuesday, April
Wheeler I'd. Sc. FRANCIS WAHI lisfs
the beloved husband Of the late Maude
Wahler nee ,Hichardsl, father of Mrs
brother 0: Joseph, Carl. Conrad and
Marie Waller He also is survived
n!S late residence on FRIDAY. April
az $50 am, thence to the Churc ,
O. he assumption: where mass VII,
his soul Relatives and friends inv'ten.
lntermen. st. lIary'S Cemetery 20
WALSH, CHRISSIE RAY METZGER. On
Wednesday. April -. 1856 at the
AleXandria Hospital CHRISSIE RAY
METZGER WALSH. of 10 Auburn CT
Alexandria, Va. wife OF Edward Walsh
daughter OF the late Martin W. end
Catherine Pay Metzger Friends may
call al the Cunnlnsham Funeral Home.
Cameron and Alfred SITS, AleXandria,
Va. unit! II pm Thursday, April
70. Funeral services on Monday. April
20, AZ the John Stiles Funeral Home,
2hiia6elphia. Pa
WARREN. CLARENCE. On Monday,
April -. 1856, a. the District Cen
eral Hospital. CLARENCE WARREN
He leaves 10 mourn their loss two
sisters. three brothers and a host OF
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the BOYD Funeral Home.
us .0th st n W. after ) pm Thurs
aay. April 20. Funeral OH Friday,
April -. at pm. from the above
funeral home.
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Antonio Cortizos, S, Dies;
.Army's Medical Sculptor

The Army's tattoo artist. who
made it possible for hundreds of
scar-faced veterans and lepers
to face themselves in mirrors
without fiinching. is dead.
He was Master Specialist An
tonic Cortizas. 81, the only med
ical sculptor in military service.
He died today at Walter Reed
Hospital where he had been sui :
fering a heart condition.
The Cuban-born artist, whose
wealthy father once disowned
him because of the profession
he chose, used his talents to help
others-eSpecially children.
Spent Last Nine Years Here
Specialist Cortizas, who had
been in the Army since 1912, had
spent the last nine years in the
Medical Museum at the Armed
Forces. Institute of Pathology
in Southwest Washington. There
he designed plastic models of the
body's internal oragns and
glands for use in the Armed
Forces training program of
medical interns, residents and
other personnel.
In the tattooing field. he won
international RECOGNITION.
Watching a penny-arcade tattoo
artist once just after World War
II gave him the idea of applying
that art to medicine. For weeks
afterWard he mixed non-toxic
dyes and vegetable substances
in the laboratory of the O'Reilly
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Mrs. Williams, ~,
Lost of Prominent
.Loudoun Family

ROUND HILL, Va, April &c
(SpeciaD Mrs. Clara Leslie
Williams and the last member OF
ia prominent Loudoun County
family, died last night at hel
home here.
She was a life long resident OF
iLoudoun County and was the
daughter of the late Capt Sam
uel Dyer Leslie, CSA. and Mar
tina Ann Potts Leslie. The Les
lie home place was at Hepburn
near Hillsboro,
Mrs. Williams was former
member of the Purcellville Gar
den Club and a member of the
Round Hill Baptist Church. Hei
husband died in 1947.
She is survived by three
daughters. Mrs. j. F. SAINT of st
Louis, Mrs. Edwin Bookmiller oil
Cleveland and Mrs. Fairfield
Whitley of Round Hill. one son
Otis L. Williams, jr,, of Wash
lington; three grandchildren anc
one 9reat-grandchild.
Funeral services will be helc
lat 2 pm. Saturday at the Rounc
Hill Baptist Church and will be
conducted by the Rev. E. T
Clark, jr. Burial will be in Hills,
boro Cemetery.
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MRS. VoIverde BoIderson, IS,
4th- Generation D. C.. Resident

Mrs. Valverde NJ. Balderson.
So, fourth generation Wash
lngtonian. died Tuesday at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Frances A. Barnstead. 1927 Whit
tier street NV.
She suffered a stroke March
%, her first illness that her
family could remember.
Mrs. BalderSon was the former
Mary Frances Rye. She was
born III Southwest WASHINGTON.
Her maternal grandfather, john
Wesley Tucker, was said to have
been the first penny poStman on
the Island as Southwest was
then nicknamed because it was
separated from the rest of the
city by water. Penny poStman
were SO called because they rang
a bell and collected penny Tor
each piece of mail delivered.
Mrs. Balderson was married in
1902. Her husband, who died 40
years ago, was a grocer at Sixth
and l streets S.W. For a time
Mrs, Balderson was an alteration
SeamStresS IN downtown shops.
Besides her daughter. she is
survived by granddaughter.
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Mrs. BIaisdeII,
Writer Widow

Mrs. Thomas c. Blaisdell, ST..
81, widow Of an educator and
English textbook writer. died
yesterday at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs G, Ralph Daw-
son. Sanford, Fla,
Mrs, Blaisoell had visited in
the Washington area for en-
tended periods with her sons.
Thomas, jr.. former assistant
Secretary of Commerce, and
William NJ Blaisdell, 1892 North
Nineteenth street, Arlington. of
the copyright division of the
Library Of Congress. Mr. Blals-
dell, jr., is now professor at
the University Of California
Mrs. Blaisdell was the former
Kate Christie. native of Con-
nellsville, Pa. She attended AL
leeheny College and was
founding member there Of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Chapter. Her husband died in
l948.
Besides her two sons and
daughter, she Is survived by an
other son, Donald c.. head Of
the political science department
at City College of New York: six
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
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Frederick B. RentschIer,
United Aircraft Chairman

Frederick B. Rentschler. 68
chairman of the United Aircraft
Corp. died yesterday in Boca
Ration, Fla.
Mr.. Rentschler's love of en-
glnes. which developed from an
automobile manufacturing ploI-
ect OF his fathers before World
War /, made him a giant in the
aviation industry.
He founded United's Pratt &
Whitney Aircraft Division in
Hartford, Conn, in 1925 and
expanded it into a leader in the
manufacture of aircraft engines.
Six years earlier he helped TO
organize the Wright Aeronauti-
cal Corp. which was to become
one of the industry's leaders.
Born in Ohio
Mr.. RentSchler was born in
Hamilton. Ohio. His father. who
came to this country from Ger
many, founded foundry BUSH
ness in Hamilton. Mr.. Rent
schiller worked as a cast maker
in his fathers plants during his
vacations from high school and
college.
After graduating from Prince
ton, he worked on the automobile
and his love of engines grew.
When World War came and
the Army Air Service needed
men who knew engines, Mr..
Rensselaer, was commissioned a
first lieutenant and was assigned
to an engine plant in New Bruins
wick, N. j.
Afterwards he went into pri-
vate industry. His engines
furnished half of the United
States piston horsepower flown
in World War II.
In 1926 Mr.. Rentschler de-
livered the first five WASP en-
elnes TO the Navy and then
Pratt 81 Whitney developed more
powerful engines.
Bought Control Of Firm
Pratt 81 Whitney later merged
with other companies into the
United Aircraft a. Transport
Corp. Mr.. Rensselaer,, heal of
the new corporation. later
bought controlling interest in
another air carrier and formed
United, the first coast-to-coast
airline.
The corporation split In 1884
under the Air Mail Act. Air
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lines and aircraft builders we're
forced to 90 their separate ways.
Mr, Rentschler remained head
OF the United Aircraft.
Survivors are two daughters.
MIS- Helen r. Patch and Miss
Ann Rentschlel, Doth Of Hart
iofd; a sister, Mrs. Helen Wal
don, Hamilton; a brother. George
A., New York, and three grand
children. His wife. Faye BeIden.
died three years ago.
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Ga, with the Southern Railway
System.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Corinna Moore Bllltnesley. &
daughter, Miss CAROLYN Billings
sley. OF The home address. his
mother, Mrs. Agnes G. Billing
ley, and sister MIS-. w. Rodes
Lewis. both of 3l79 Key boule-
ward, Arlington.
Services were held today at St
Georges. Burial was in Column
bia Gardens Camator,
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A. Gordon BiIIines|ey, Agent
For Office Equipment Firm

A. Gordon Billingsley, So. OF
1922 PerShlng drive, Arlington
died Tuesday at George Wash
ington Hospital. He had been
associated with Nj. S. CHM q
Co, Inc, an Office equipment
firm, for the last Is years.
MI. Blllinesley was born in
.Cuipeper County, Va. and was
educated at the University of
Richmond. He came to Wash
lngton about 1920 and was en-
ployed here and later ia Atlanta
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lit Mrmnrialit
u. S. Army Photo,

wEsTRAy. PFC SAMUEL ARTS. II
memory % out son and brother
AS RAY. who passed away tEs,y,
pS years ago today. April 20
just beyond life's gateway
Is sarden bright and fair.
Where again we'll meet our loved ones
And there is no parting there
PAIN and sorrow will be banished
Gone all heartacheS and all fears:
just beyond LIES gateway,
Where they count not time BY years
THE FAMILY
NElT, JOHN J., In sad but loving 70.
membrance. Of my dear father. JOHN
j. VET, who passed away twenty-thre,
years ago today April "a, 1888.
sunshine passes shadows fall.
Love, remembrance outlasts all
And though the wears be many or few
They are Sled with remembrance Of
HIS LOVING DAUGHTER MARGARET
JACOBS
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earn uf Ihanks

BODECkER. AIDA NJ. We wish to ex
press sincere thanks TO our friend
and co-workers for their sympathy ant
beautiful floral tributes during our re
cent bereavement
WALTER BoDECKER AND DKUGH
TER
LEER, MARGARET V. We wish to ex
press o sincere and heartfelt thank
10 our relatives and friends for thpiI
words Of consolation and besutifu
floral tributes at the death Of on
beloved wife and mother MARGARET
BEREAVED HUSBAND AND FAMILY
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Very often q cord Of thonks in
The Stor meets O need which con
hordly be solved in any other woy.
Not only is it gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
fIorul tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the many to whom o per-
sonuI note Of thonks cannot we'll be
mailed or whose names and I'D.
dresses ore not known Insertions Of
cord Of thonks may be arranged
BY telephone to The Stor. ST. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Anurtltitg

MESTESKY, JULIUS. There will be
an unVeiinE OF monument TO the
memory Of our beloved father JULIUS
MESTESKY on Sunday, April %. 1856,
al :, pm. at the District Of Columbia
Lodge Cemetery 3337 18th pl Sc
Friends and relatives are invited IS
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III Mrmnriant

ABSHER; John A.. To the late JOHN
A ABSHER. my loving husband Wht
departed this life April 20, 1858.
dedicate this memorial;
The smile is gone. the voice is still
No footsteps come and go.
oloh gel 70 hold your hand or ever
l hope TO meet you in that land wher,
And see you face to face again anc
grief has gone forevermore
HEARTBROKEN MON
memory OF FLORENCE MAE ALLEN
who left US ten years ago. April 20
1876.
April brings sad memories
=, Oi loved one some to rest;
You Will never be forgotten
By the ones who loved YOU best
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND DAUGH
T TbRs SISTER AND GRANDcHIL
BLAKEY. CLARENCE HOWARD, SR. Ii
ENCE HOWARD BLAKEY, Sr vii,
passed to the great beyond twenty
eight years ago today. April 20. 1875
Our comfort is that We may meet
In God $ eternal morning
WIFE, LILLIAN BLAKEY
DAILY. ADELAIDE COOK. In sad BIZ
loN!EF memory OF our wife ana mother
ADELAIDE COCK DAILY. who depsri %
ihlS lie two years aso today. April 70
VICTOR r. DAILY. PEGGY DA1y
WATERS AND MILLICENT C. DAILY
DODSON. WILLIAM S. A tribute Of low,
and devotion to the memory OF m,
beloved son, WILLIAM S. DODSON
VINO, entered eternal rest April &c
You slept away so peacefully.
Coo took you 10 live with Him OF
Little did think death was near
ONLY those who have lost
can t EEL the pain of parting withou
voice beloved is stilled,
4 place is vacant in our hearts
which never can be filled
His CHEEKY ways his smiling face
. Are pleasant to recall:
You had Kind word for everyone
And died beloved by all
Five years have passed since you left
dear son,
But to me it seems only yesterday.
l think Of you sleeping. resting, JUS
away. where no shadows fall:
IN perfect peace YOU await ~ all.
We snail meet YOU bye and bye
FRS
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY burial lots.
SITES. n one Of hneSt locations, seuo
~ e-A9sk 80
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PERCE PARKS, President.
THELMA RHEA. Secretary

THELMA RHEA. Secretary
GREEN; oDELL On Tuesday, Aprl
pa b oPELI GREEN Esstri OF G as st
SuTs. Pa Pa Florence e Scott u Fe n Ia
johnson Rachel Stevenson. Hartman
Sallle and Anbrose Green He also
Is ,,,. survived by other relatives ant
viewed at the stewart Funeral Home
30 Il 81, ne, after 4 PIN Thursday
Apr.l 20 where services will be held
f Hn nlIaA %oo aRif cemetery al am % n
GRIFFIN, PRESLEY, on Wednesday
GRiFFiN, beloved i father Of Mrs la
gaarei Sasher, Miss Lena Grimm. Mrs
Nlrglnia Gross and woodrow Wilson
Funtfal Home, SIG wilson blvd blvd Ar.
VIII o. held on SATURDAY, Hprii Is al
dc iSS e fm.,eI IR''rmen' Columbia ga Gar
HAMLIN. FRANK, on wednesday. Apri
Hospital s2o FRAN lfs R RSMEIN ~' 81 1881
c{9nRFs SsdSs ave unrC belpyed husband
f udns at a .hs s I Hines Co. EuneTIai
noon Friday. April ~. Services al
the above funeral home on SATURDAY.
April IS. at 3 pm parking facili.
ties). lnterment private. -
HUBBARD. OLE on Tuesday. April
"a, 1866, OLLIE HUBBARD' formerly
Of 49, w ST. i w. son OF Matte Hub
bard and brother OF Otto Hubbard Of
Society Hill G.. nephew OF Mrs
Marie Clarke OF Everett. Mass He
also is survived By other relatives ano
many friends After 4 pm Friday
foril - friends are INVITED 10 ca
81 the JARVIS Funeral Church l43!
You s.. NV where funeral service,
Will be held al nm SATURDAY April
-. Interment Society Hi, S c -;
HURLEY BEATRICE enee Lans,hcrl
On Tuesday April "a, ia1b. BEATRICE
HURLEY nee Langther, beloved
mother OF Michae, Joseph Hurley
uaughter Of Charles + and Annie +
aneyhcr NJ and sister OF Kathryn
LEONARD Charles tangyhcr jf
Mary L MIndie Nellie A DC Simone
ard Loretta CAREY Friends may cal
n he Robert A MsttlnRiy Funeral
Home. 13l nth st. Sc until FRIDAY
Aptl. - a, s 30 am REQUIEM mass
a. 81 Francis xa,sr Church at ri m
Relatitts ana friends invited Inter-
ment NJ. olitet Cemetery. IS .
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'or, HENRY. The Third order Of


BROnIS. HENRY The Holy Name So
~ cicty Of the HOW Redcemer
M> Catholic Church announccs
Al The death Of Brother HENRY
#s@siS ~ ::5 ::ssf e. I, IS f:
W. neral Home 90 r st nv.
on FRIDAY, April -, 1856. a. $50
pm. 70 recitc me rosary Tor ne
reposc Of the soul Of our departed
brother
PFV EDWARD WALSH 6 s. J
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DrathB

AICH, STEPHEN OF $500 gath ave
West Hyattsvllle. Nd, on April IS
1886. father OF Mrs Roy Daniel
son, grandfather Of Kareon Kork anc
David Stephen Danielson Service.
AND lnterment on SATURDAY. April IS
at Salina. Kans Services by Chambers
BALDERSoN. MARY FRANCES TAN
ME-. On. Tuesday April "A 1856
AZ her residence, 321 Whittier St n "
Mary FRANCES tFANNiEi BAL DER
SON, beloved wife OF the late Valverd,
Balderson, beloved mother Of France.
Barnstead and grandmother Of Mar,
Frances Williams Friends may cal
a. the W w Deal Funeral Home. 4SI.
Georgia ave NV Funeral from thu
Fifth Baptist Church 600 E st sw
on Friday. April -, at " pm. Inter
ment Congressional Cemetery of
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GIRsoN. Ella N. An otnlcrs an

GIBSON. ELLA VI. All ofnccrs and
members OF Vlrgmia Berry
q ~ !: 4: I: !:
Baptist Church 3rd and Eye
SITS. NV. on FRIDAY April -. 1885,
a. 1880 am. All suxiliarlcs are
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ZEAL. HENRY. Departed his he q

Wednesday, April IS. 1855, at his
residence, 3S3S Jasper rd Sc. HENRY
REAL. devoted husband OF Mrs Mary
Beal He also is survived by 6
daughter. Mrs Louise Miller: son.
James Beal three brothers George
John w. and Charles Beal. and a sister.
Mrs Olive Shorter Notice OF funeral
iater Arrangements ny the Robert
@, Mason F"neral Home
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IDODSON. WILLIAM s. In loving mem.
eerS q ny dear husband WILLIAM
S, DODSoN. who slept away fve wears
ago today, April %, 1851
Loving memories never die
As DAYS roll on and years pass bv
Deep in my heart memory is kept
~ I9e one ! loved and can never forget
LOVING WIFE BESSIE B DoDsoN :
GLASGOW, JOHN I. In loying memory
q o GT s dsaT husband and father, JOHN
years ago TO-DAY, Apri 20, Ia4;.
Your memory will always hnger in
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER NJ
". GLASGOW AND LILLIAN
GRAY. ANNIE VI. Enshrined in our
dear one io'e ANNIE Ne R sTy9Ty S Of f Hgr
US seventeen wears sEo April 20 1899.
God giyeth His beloved sleep.
--- THE FhMIIY
JOHNSON. GEORGE r.. Depar,ed this
1854. ~" -
You slwsys found something to smile
No matter how things did 60:
You always saw good IN everything
And you did such kind things, 100
THE Brooks 81 IND JOHNSON FAM
LEE. CICERO A.. IN loving memory Of
our dear husband and father, CICERO
LEE. who departed this life ave
years aRo today April 20. 1851
You always had something nice to say
Ihat save lie an extra glow
You ALWAYS saw good in everything
How lucky we were and how rich We
were
In having wonderful husband and
49,, father Ike you.
LEE, AND CHILDREN, JAMES, ROB.
ERR AND HELEN
LEWIS. MARIE JARVIS; JARVIS, CHEs.
TER IN loving memory OF our dear
ones, MARIE JARVIS LEWIS, who died
and CHESTER H. JARVIS who died
twenty-one years ago. April Z. 1888,
Your memories are keepsake
With which We will never part.
Ihoueh God has you In His Keeping,
:" s''.' "".e I'll The IA FAMILY if5 ".
P sna 1S;o GEORGE \. tribute q love
hve years aso. April -. 1851.
when z father brea;hes his last fare
The stroke means more ,hsn tonsue
The world seems quite another place
Milhou. the smile 0! fathers face
VIRGIL B AND GEORGE r PEYToN.
TlNSLEY SAMUEL u. In loving mem
9Iy 81 our dear husband and father
SAMUEL d T1NSLEY. who departed
TINS NE s seventeen years aso, April
Time taxes suav the edgs ., sriet
Eui memnty turns nAek every la.
ROSE TsL CHILDREN AND GRAND. Z
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ROBERT ? BROOKS. PreSIatnt.
Spiritual Director

BROOM GENEVA s wAI :, b. re q
% SfRff 81 SHOCKS suay NJ are be-
niece Miss Ethel L Wake ,sany , 81 A. {
Notice Of funeral later ArranRements
by Mcclure, Inc. -
CHISLEY. BYRDIE LUCK. On Tuesday
eral Hospital, BYRDIE LUCK CHS
LEY OF :4lj Randolph St ne be
devoted daughter OF Helen Irene and
Marcelus Haywood Luck of PITTSBURGH
Pa. sister Of Miss Helen ] Luck
oycF Y S,- ard 81 Nsrc, .na R j. d9fS q
passing her grandmother Mrs Susie
johnson q PutEbuteh., Pa father
sisters -in-iaw, four nieceS five neph-
crs and many other relatives and
r Fh,nes co Funeral Home aol
arer pm 70 pm Thursday, April
&c Funers. and .interment SATURDAY.
Aprl IS AZ Pittsburgh. Pa
CLARK RACHEL on Tuesday. Apr!
s, nv. Rachel CLARK. mother Of
ores a she also IS IS survived by Other
relatives and mang friends Remains
trstins a uo, n. Morrow WoodloT re
Notice Of funeral later Family may
he seen AZ 634 Princeton pl NV
COATES, HARRY. on TUESDAY, Apri
- 1856 HARRY COATES formerly o.
1901 South Capitol st beloved hus.
Of leo and Mansfield Coates Hc also
rs survived ov four grandchildren
three greats randehiloren other rcla
tiycS and friends Remains may b
viewed after ; pm Friday April -
A. the Barnes l. Matthews Funera
Home 6li 4th s. sW Funeral scrv.
ices on Saturday April IS, Al Noun,
Moriah Bantist Church 3rd and I
SIS sw Rev ! Harvey Randolph
oftcistins 'nteyment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery -
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LECkEY. CHARLES VI. On Wednesday,
husband OF the late Johanna Coffin
Leckey- and father Of Robert, Kath-
leen, Harry E Patrick Leckey and
NiVed by two grandchildren and three
great-erandchildten. Friends may call
al Gawler's Chapel 1906 Pa ave NV.
courtesy parking opposite. where
prayers will be said on Saturday April
IS. at $50 am thence to St. Ste
phen'S Catholic Church, Pa ave and
18th st. NV. where mass will be
offered at am. Interment Mount
Oliyet Cemetery. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

BRODIS. HFNRY on Tuesdav. April
q. 1855 HENRY BRoD1s Of go 81 sth
son and uncle OF Mrs Helen LleWelyn.
GAVIN Broois. Franklin Carroll and
William Murphy Fe also is survived
bN an adopted sister. Mrs Cora Wash
thompson ana other relatives Friends
NAV call a. the Ma!van e. Schey Inc
Funeral Home. New jersey ave and r
Il ", on Friday, Aprl -. after
noon. where prayers Will be offered
a. $50 pm High requiem mas vii
PC decorated q. the Holy Rpdoemcl
Catholic Church on SATURDAY Apr; Is
a. am. lnterment Mount OiVet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

BEARD. SOPHIA. Departed this lie on
W y,t ines April - l@@t a. 81
OF .?,:4S Aipser u Sc devoted mother
OF Mrs. Viola Dodson Arthur Charles
and Wallace Beard She also is sur
lived BY three brothers RAYMOND
Jsssc and Grant Richardson Notice
u funeral later ARRANGEMENTS BY the
Robert G. Mason Funeral Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

r. Members of the Cor
coran Cadet Veterans
Association are hereby
notified Of the death OF
!, .omrade GAIL T. JUDD.
emains resting at Cham
ers' Funeral Home, Rlv-
erdsle, Nd. Funeral
services at 10 am. Fri
Gay. April - 1856. at