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Amos Easter, 81,
Owned D. c. Store

Amos Easter, 81. a Washing
ton businessman for 30 years,
died of cancer Sunday in Rich
mond, Va.
He had lived in Amelia. Va.
since his retirement in 1851.
A native of Amelia, Mr.. Easter
moved here in 1919. He man
aged a hat store until 1885. when
he opened his own shop. the
Burt-Easter Haberdashery, at
Ninth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. He opened another
shop at Thirteenth and H
streets NE. in 1898.
A Mason and a Shriner, he
belonged OF Dawson LODGE No.
l6 and Almas Temple here.
Survivors include six sisters.
Mrs. Ella Combs of Jetersville.
Va, Mrs. Lucille Scott of Rich
mond. Mrs. Diana Burcham OF
Amelia, Mrs. Bertha Boyett of
Riverdale. Calf; Miss Viola
Easter of Palm Springs. Calf,
and Mrs. Lula A. Smith of War
wick. Va.
Also surviving are five broth
ers-Fletcher of 1901 Oakview
drive. Silver Spring. Lewis and
Dexter Of Jetersville and How
ard and Monroe of Amelia.
Services and burial were held
Tuesday in Lancaster, Pa.
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William johnson.
Singer in Stage
And N Musicals

BENNINGTON, N. j., Mar. Z
(P.-William johnson, Al, BARI
tone star of stage and television
musicals. died yesterday of a
heart attack three hours after
entering Pennington Medical
Center.
Mr.. johnson last sang in pub
lie two weeks ago on TVS
Omnibus" show as the male
lead of THE Ballad of Baby
Doe" a folk opera which was
being prepared for Broadway
production.
Last season he appeared on
Broadway opposite Helen Trau-
bel in the Rodgers and Hammer
stein musical Pipe Dream. "
From l949 to 1858 he starred in
the London productions of
Annie Get Your Gun" and
Kiss Me Kate"
Mr.. Johnson was born in Balti-
more, Nd. March %, 1915. and
made his stage debut in the
Eddie Cantor show, Banjo
Eyes" He later appeared in
Something for the Boys" with
Ethel Norman and played several
nonsinging roles in MGM films.
Survivors include his widow
Jet Macdonald, an infant daugh-
ter, Julie, and his father, Col.
Edward McKenna Johnson of
Baltimore.
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Mrs. Schueffer,
Builders Widow

Mrs. Ada F. Schaeffer. a Dis
trict resident for as years, died
Tuesday al Casualty Hospital
after an illness of more than a
month. She would have been 10
next month.
Mrs. Schaeffer was hospital
lied after she suffered a broken
hip in a fall on January %.
She was born in Quicksburg
Va, and came to Washington
with her husband. Calvin
Schaeffer, a contractor and
builder, who died five years ago.
They lived at 5l8 G street Sc.
She is survived by two sons
and two daughters, Mrs. Lucille
Leininger of TIP Fourth street
Sc. Mrs. Fern Silvious of Silver
Spring. David Schaeffer Of the
G street address and John
Schaeffer of Hyattsville.
Services and interment will
be tomorrow in New Market. Va
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II. }. Leuroyd, 80,
Retired Editor

NEW YORK, Mar. Z Up
Harold J. Learoyd, SO, who de-
serted acting and silver mining
for long and varied newspaper
career. died yesterday.
Mr.. Learoyd, retired chief
makeup editor Of the New YORK
Times, came to this country in
1886 as an actor in the Wilson
Barrett Company. in which he
played supporting roles to Nine
Modjeska.
While on tour in Denver he
left the stage for silver mining
but in 1891 gave that up to Join
the Rocky Mountain News at
Denver.
He went to Chicago in 1898 as
a reporter for the Chicago
Times, and came to New York
soon afterward. holding jobs on
several papers here.
He later served as news edi-
tor and managing editor OF the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, and
was a World War l correspondent
for Curtis Syndicate.
Mr.. Learoyd jolned the Times
as a copy editor in 1919, and
the next year became a make
up editor. He was made chief
makeup editor N 1882 and held
that post until his retirement
in 1871.
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Des Moines University and
served as an infantry lieutenant
in World War l. He worked for
a number of years as a State
penitentiary guard in Anamosa
Iowa. In 1943 he moved here
and Joined the staff of the phys
les laboratory.
Mr.. Decker. a 32-degree Scot
fish Rite Mason. belonged to
Washington Centennial Lodge
No. IA. He also was a member of
AlmaS Temple and of Sergt.
Jasper Post No. 10, American
Legion.
Survivors include his widow
the former Cecile Griffin of the
home address, 1905 Flower ave-
nue.. Takoma Park. Md: two
daughters. Mrs. John w. Olson
Of Gardena. Calf. and Mrs. Will
liam B. Hutchinson of Des
Moines. and a son. Air Force 1t.
Richard F. Decker of Pasadena
Texas.
Services will be at l2:45 pm.
tomorrow at the Warner E.
Humphrey funeral home. 8434
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring
Graveside services and military
burial will be at 2 pm. tomor-
row in Affirmation Cemetery.
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Eleventh and E streets NE. as
an assistant.
He went to Silver Spring in
1880. During the next Is years
Father Calnan's parish grew
from 100 to $500. A school,
rectory and convent were built.
The old Forest Glen knights of
Columbus hall at Georgia and
Wayne avenues was remodeled
into a temporary church while
plans were made for a new
church building on the same
site.
When Father Calnan retired
in 1945 because of illness, the
Rev. Joseph J. Deppe carried
on his work and completed the
building. which Father Calnan
never saw.
Surviving are three sisters
and two brothers, Mrs. John
Costello of the Kennedy Warren
Apartments. Mis-. John L. Nc
Carthy of 1911 Underwood street
NV, Mrs. John A. Duffield, 21l7
E street NV; William j. Calnan
3712 Thirty-fifth street NV, and
Michael F.. Calnan, 1929 Connec-
ticut avenue NV Three nephews
and a niece also survive.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington. will celebrate the solemn
pontifical requiem mass for
Father Calnan at 1890 am. to-
morrow. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Lower Columbia Junior College,
LongvieW, Wash.
He is survived by his widow
the former Frances Edmond, and
four children, Donald, Karen
Kathi and Curtis, all of the home
address; two sisters. Mrs. S. N
Hall OF East Wenatchee, Wash,
and Mrs. Frank Hayward OF
SINH. Calf, and three brothers
w. T. and j. r. White, both OF
Longview, Wash. and H. c.
White of North Hollywood, Calf
Rosary will be said at 8 pm
today at Robert A. Humphrey
funeral home, 1857 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda. A requiem
mass will be offered at 9 am.
tomorrow in the Fort Myer
chapel. Burial with full military
honors will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Arthur Strineer, Mother
Of elevision Personality Here

Mrs. Arthur c. Stringer. SO
mother of Tippy Stringer, WRC
television personality. died yes
terday after an illness of several
months.
Mrs. Srtinger was the widow of
an executive of the National AS
ISOLATION of Radio and Television
BroadcasterS. She and her hus-
band made. their home for many
years at 1892 Bradley boulevard,
Chevy Chase, Md, before his
death in 1854. Since then. she
had been a registrar for the John
Robert Powers charm school until
her illness.
The Stringers came to Wash
ington in 1899 from Evanston, III.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Stringer were
graduated from the University of
Chicago.
The former Frances Sugg. Mrs.
Stringer was native of Dyers-
burg, Tenn. and attended ele-
mentary and high schools there.
She was a member of the Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution.
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Miss Lucie E. Mortimer, 80,
ID. c. Teacher for 40 Years

Miss Lucie Elizabeth Morti-
mer. SO. who taught for more
than 40 years in the Washing
ton public schools, died of a
stroke yesterday at her home
the Argonne Apartments.
Born in Washington, Miss
Mortimer was the daughter of
the late Lee Selden Mortimer
and Matte Davis Mortimer. She
attended Washington schools
and also studied at George
Washington University. Cornell
University and Harvard College
Miss Mortimer became asso-
ciated with the Washington
schools in September of 1892 and
retired June 80, 1896. For the
last IL years of her service she
taught at Powell Junior High
School. Earlier she taught at,
among others, the johnson, H
D. Cooke and Wheatley Schools,
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Rev. THONGS CoInon Dies:
Pastor in Silver Spring

The Rev. Thomas Aquinas
Calnan, the first pastor of St
Michael's Parish in Silver Spring
died of a heart attack Tuesday
at the Seton Institute in Balti-
more. He would have been 70
March 90.
Father Calnan retired because
of i'll health in 1945. His orig
inal ailment. diabetes. was COM
|plicated by high blood pressure
and hardening of the arteries
and he was bedridden much OF
the time.
Born in Homecoming. Md, he
was the oldest of IL children
He attended parochial ele-
schools here and Con-
.zaga High School. He also held
bachelor of arts degrees from
.Duquesne University and Mount
st. Mary's College and a master
degree in philosophy from Catho-
lie University.
Ordained a priest in Baltimore
IS years ago by James Cardinal
Gibbons, Father Calnan served
for a time in the Springfield
ull. diocese and as a pastor
at Sykesville, Nd. before coming
TO the Holy Name Church at
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A member of the Washington
Club here. Miss Mortimer also
belonged to the English Speaking
Union, and was a lifetime mem
Der of the Episcopal Church Of
the Epiphany. She spent her
summers in Rehoboth Beach,
Del, where she was a member Of
the Rehoboth Art League, the
country club, and the women's
club.
There are no immediate sur
vivors.
Services will be held at
GaWler's Chapel at 2:15 pm. to-
morrow. AS the daughter of a
Navy hospital steward in the
Civil War, Miss Mortimer will be
buried in Arlington Cemetery.
He1 sister Florence, a former
principal at the Wheatley School,
was buried there in l945.
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Mrs. Carrie Dove, IS,
Longtime Family Cook

Mrs. Carrie Dove. rs. a native
of Virginia and a Washington
resident for half a century, died
Tuesday of heart disease in Dis
trict General Hospital.
Mrs. Dove was a cook for the
John c. Shaw family for 48 years.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow in the Johnson and
Jenkins funeral home. 1902
Twelfth street NV. Interment
will be in Woodlawn Cemetery
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Mrs. Anna ServeIIo,
Wife of Carpenter

Mrs. Anna Ma2zotta Servello,
whose husband was a carpenter
here for 20 years, died on Febru-
airy 26 in Filadelfia, Catanzaro.
Italy.
Her husband, Rosario, lived
here from 1919 to 1899.
In addition to Mr.. Servello,
she is survived by eight children,
Mrs. Maria Froio of 406 Boyd
avenue, Takoma Park, Md; Car
mine Servello and Mrs. Nella
Marini. both of Washington;
Mrs. Giuditta Cordo of Norwood,
Mass. and Mrs. Carmella Fruci,
Mrs. Rosario Mazzotta, Miss
Francesca Servello and Vito
Servello, all of Italy; IS grand
children and IL great-grand.
children.
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Comdr. White, Aide in Office
Of Chief of Naval Operations

Comdr. Donald F.. White, Al
an aide in the Office of the Chief
OF Naval Operations, died Tues
day at the National Institutes
of Health after a long illness.
During World War II he
served in both the Atlantic and
Pacific theaters. He was cap
tured by the Japanese and re-
leased when the war ended.
After the war he was executive
officer of the Naval Air Facilities
at Annapolis and later served in
Honolulu on the staff of the
Pacific Commander in CHEW
He was transferred to the Pen
tagon in 1854. He lived at 1880
Ihirtieth road North, Arlington
A native of st. Maries. Idaho
Comdr. White was a graduate of
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Daniel B. Norman, 50,
Woodbridge Carpenter

Daniel B. Norman, a lifelong
resident of Prince William
County, Va. died yesterday of q
heart ailment in Mount Alto
Hospital. He would have been so
next month.
Mr. Norman served overseas
with the Army in World War I.
Since that time he lived in
Woodbridge. Va, where he was
employed as carpenter.
He is survived by one sister.
Mrs. Maud N. Dove, of Arlington.
Services will be held tomorrow
at 2 pm. at the Hall Funeral
Home, Occoquan. Va. Interment
will be at Woodbridge, Va.
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Besides her daughter Tippy
whose full name is Lewis Upton
Stringer, Mrs. Stringer is sur
vived by a son. Arthur C. String
er OF Blair Television Associates
in Chicago, and a grand
daughter.
Services will be held at l0:30
am. tomorrow at the Robert A.
Humphrey funeral home. 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda.
Burial will be in Parklawn Gene
terry.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often coro Of thonks In
The Sto, meets need which cor
nordly be solved il ony Other woy
Not only IS il Q sroeious expression
81 grotitude to those who hove sent
fIoroI tributes but also eourteousls
acknowledges the services and kind
1esses OF the mony TO whom o per
onal note Of thonks eonnos we'll be
nolled. OF whose names and ad
dresses ore not known insertion Of
a cord Of thorks moy be arranged
BY telephone to The Stor ST 3 5000
The Evening and Sundoy Sto,
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John P. Decker, 81, Directed
Shipping at Laboratory

John Paul Decker. So, head of
shipping and receiving for the
Johns Hopkins University ap-
piled physics laboratory in Silver
Spring. died OF a heart disease
tuesday at Washington SAM
tarium.
A native Of Des Moines, Iowa,
MI. Decker was graduated from
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Horse Wrecks Truck

ASHLEY. H., Mar. 7 (P.-An
oil truck struck a horse on U. S.
highway 400 near Ashley and 1t
appears the truck suffered the
most damaged, The horse ran
off through field. The truck
had to be towed away. The truck
driver, Clark Richards. %, was
not injured.
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Harry E. Ewinq, u

DAYTON. Ohio, Mar. 7 (P.-
Harry E. Ewing. 70. former Unit
ed States Embassy aide in
Buenos Aires and active in in
ternational YMCA work, died in
Good Samaritan Hospital here
yesterday.
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SERVICES TODAY Flu
neral services for Mrs. Mary
Handy Evans, II, we're to
be held at 3 pm. today in
the S. H. Hines funeral
h me, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in
Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs.
Evans, a great-niece of
Civil War Photographer
Mathew Brady, died Mon
day night at her home,
1924 North Dakota avenue
NV.
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Nnuriltnn

FRIEDMAN. NATHAN. There will be
an unveillng in memory Of NATHAN
FRIEDMAN on Sunday, March 10.
1857 at 230 pm. at the Tifereth
Israel Cemetery, at Riggs I'd. Relatives
and friends invited
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Dratha

p Ss1sn JOIN le gtSE4 h en rs adssass
HE lsS ,E povE;, hqspasa i ' ,MSssis
Harvey F. Mark E. Charles s L. e" john
H., .ir.. and Hugh F. Dove; brother
survived by ffteen Is;randchildrsn' en- and
GAN at the Everly Funeral Home Fair;
fax. Va. where services viii be held
on Friday. March s, 1857, at pm
I Int Fairfax Cemetery FAR
JOHN b.. JR. On wednes-
pitai, JOHN N. f DuikEHART. IL. h be-
loved husband of Elizabeth B. Duke;
OF Mr.. and Mrs, John NJ, Dukehart,
ST.; brother OF the Very Rev, J. Cyril
Dpukehart,, SIS Paul H.. Edward ",
Charles SsS a.r J.; J0sePh C. pukshart' the
Musser and Mrs. Betty Quinn. Funeral
from the De Vol Funeral Home. 2224
Wis ave. NV; on Saturday. March o,
the Little Flower, $500 Mass. ave. NV,
where solemn high requiem mass
will be. offered at 1880 am Friends
and relatives invited. Interment New
Cathedral Cemetery, Baltimore. Nd s
DUNCAN, VICTORIA. on Monday.
MAICn 4, 1890 VICTORIA DUNCAN
OF 9l5 18th ST. Sc. wife OF Wiley Dun
lean, daughter OF Mrs. Lauretta Rob-
inson; sister Of Elliott, Jesse and James
Hamilton. After II noon Friday. March
:. friends may call al Carver Memorial
Funeral Home. 20 H 81 NV, where
funeral services will be held on Satur-
day, March q, at 2.30 ON. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. s.
EBERHARDT. EMILY. On Wednesday,
March 1851, AT Suburban Hospital
EMILY EBERHARDT OF 4123 47th ST.
NV; beloved aunt OF Oliver H.. p.
loIie B. Scates, and Walter scholl
Funeral Home. 5103 Wis. ave. NV.
where services will be held on Satur-
day. March q. at p.m. Interment
Congressional Cemetery.
EPPS. DEACON JAMES L. On Tuesday.
DEACON JAMES E. EPPs Of sd4 S }rd
Epps and brother Of Maggie iailiehsn
Of Boston. Mass: devoted uncle of Mrs.
Alma Hawkins. Mrs. Naomi DISCS and
Edward Ross godfather OF Bernard
turner, Also surviving are many nieces,
nephews and other relatives and many
friends Deacon EppS will lie in state
at the. Mount Moriah Baptist Church,
"a and SITS. s.w.. from pm Friday,
March =. until funeral time, II noon
SATURDAY. March 8. the Rev J. Harvey
Randolph officiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery Services By
the Eugene Ford Funeral Home So
EPPS. JAMES f.. A special communi-
20 cation Of Ionic Lodge M -
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@ cation OF Ionic Lodge. No. Il
M + & A. NJ, VIII be held at
a IN Masonic Temple. 1000 U ST
M No nw.. for the purpose OF
WO/X performing the last sad
wv rites over the remains OF
" our tate Brother. JAMES E.
EPPS. Funeral services on Saturday.
March 1851 at IL noon. at Mount
MORAN Baptist Church. ID and L
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In Mrmnriant

BEAsLEY. S/sERGT. JACK r. In loyins
memory OF our dear son
~ S EERGT. JACK P BEASLEY
N who vas lost over German,
I@ thireen years ago today, March
1 2, 1914
Gone, dear Jack, yes, gone forever:
HOW we miss your smiling face,
But you left u to remember
None on earth can take YOUR place
SO sometimes when life is too lonely
-, We turn back the pages OF time;
There IS Joy in turning the ages
For in them sweet memories We Ind
Rest In peace
NOM AMI nan
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematoriunn

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co. |
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth and Mass. Ave. NE. ii. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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I'd, MICHAEL. Members OF
the General Nelson A. Miles
- Camp. No. /, l.. S. W. v.
ri will meet at the Ryan Fu-
81 neral Home. n Pa. ave Sc,
u az $40 pm. Thursday.
March Z 1857. for funeral
services for orr late Com :
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HARRISON. MINNIE A. On Tuesd.v

March s., 1857. at Holly wood. F'a
vived BY her beloved husband Wtt-
nam Clayton Harrison: three Children.
George I. Compton. Merle L Utter
pace ana Eppa A. Compton: one sister.
naomi Davis. and two Rrandsons FlI-
neral services az the Baker Funera,
nome. Manassas. Va. on Friday. March
= al : pm. lnterment Fairfax Gene
terry, Fairfax Va
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rade. MICHAEL BURKHARD ReS9ia,
services al Holy Comforter Church
l4th and E CAPITOL SITS at 10 am
Friday, March s Burial in CEDAR Hi
cemetery
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March 8, 1857 FRANK JoHNs ;sesHS ~
~ L 81 ne. father Of Mrs Willie NJ
Lltler, srandfather Of Curtis Wilson.
Barbara. Betty. Alfredo and William
Butler' cousin o. Mr. i B Young
iatner-i n-law Of Mr. william a. Butler
AFTER pm Friday, March :. friends
may call al Carver Memorial Funeral
Home, % II st nv where funeral
services VIII be held on SATURDAY.,
Aarch y, a. ] pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery 81
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The Rev. Thomas Aqunas Eleventh and streets NE as
Calnan the first pastor of ST assistant
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WuhlCatlon OF WaSnlnst0n
Centennial Lodge No. IA.
N F. A. A. M. Is hereby called
NO Tor $50 pm. Friday March
~ s. 1857. at the Masonic Tenn
pie. 18th 81. and New YORK
ave. NV, for the purpose OF
letting the last Masonic rites
,el seryicesl for our late brother.
lam P. STOUT
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JOHN WILSON. Commander.

BUTLER, JOSEPHINE. On Tuesday,
March 6, 1857. MRS JOSEPHINE BUT
LER, beloved wife OF BENJAMIN L. But
Ter. She also leaves one daughter Mrs
Lillian Brown; one son. Osborne Turner.
seven grandchildren. one great-erand-
child. other relatives and many ftienos
AFTER ? m. THURSDAY. March Z. friends
may call az the Eugene Ford Funeral
Home. 1913 Atm ST. s.w, where funeral
services will be held on Friday. March
:, al n. Interment Woodlawn Gem
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pi:aI; ARTAUR 4. fLEf nsiifson brJ hDsr
OF mrs Lillian Marshall OF 500 Shreye
and friends also survive MI. Fletcher
may be seen al the CHM Funeral
Home, 2605 South Seminary I'd. Ar
ungton, Va. after o pm Friday
March s. The Rev. W & Costmer
VIII conduct services and intelnent
al pm Saturday. March o, al Inc
second Baptist Church. Falls Church,
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March ), 1857, MICHAEL BURKHARD
OF 337 18th 81. Sc, beloved husband
Of the late Margaret Burkhard ana
father OF Mrs Anna Murphy and
Mrs Rose Mattingly Funeral from
the James 7 Ryan Funeral home. 81
Pa. ave. Sc, on Friday. March ), at
$50 am. Requiem mass at the
Church OF the Holy Comforter at 10
am. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery :
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BELL, HARRIET. In LOVING memory OF
our dear mother, HARRIET BEL who
passed to the Great Beyond nine years
ago today, March z. l94S
Although your soul is now at rest
ana Tree from care and pain
This world would seem like Heaven
II We had YOU back again.
DEVOTED DAUGH1 ER AND SON
BELL. HARRIET. Sacred to the mem
DRY OF NY dear sister. HARRIET BELL.
VINO departed this life nine years ago
TODAY. March :. l94s
Sleep en-. dear sister. and take your rest,
We loved you, but God loved you best
BROTHER JOE
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March 5. 1857. THOMAS " HARPER
OF 1880 Sth 81. NV. devoted father
per, brother OF Mrs. Irene harris Aiso
surviving are I'VE grandchildren. other
relatives and many friends Friends
may call at the Malvan a. Schey, Inc
Funeral Home, N j. ave, and n 81
NV on Thursday. March :, after 1
pm: where funeral services ytll he
held on Friday, March s. at pm. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. Family
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HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED

BETHEsDA-Colonial 2-story. cen
ter-hall plan house. In charm
ing setting of lovely tall trees.
3 bedTms.. "a baths plus lavatory
In bsmt. oarase: $3.50 mo. OIL
2-463g.
SILVER SPRING, 1919 Gates ave
-3.bedrm, Colonial; newly dec
GRATED; full bsmt,; cow. schools
and buses. immediate occupancy
S125 mo JU. Sab
MODERN RANCH-TYPE HOUSE,
3 bedrms., paneled liv. rm.. kit,
din rm. full bsmt. above ground
hot-water heat, ar. Andrews Field
In Randolph Village. 3 miles out
Central ave. from D. C. line: 500
mo Call Walnut 5-s1S5 or Wal
Mr.. SEVEN CORNERS bedrms !,
fenced back I'd. Avail. Nov. ]
S1O5. so. S-S147.
FALLS CHURCH Area bedrms.,
dinette. living rm. and KY; nice
yard; Ss5 per mo. FL. 4-3ls7.
GEORGETOWN-Town house; Z
bedrms 9 baths. Ice. Nv. rm;;,
opening onto besut, garden: full
bath In bsmt.: years lease; $500
Du. 5-9044. ewes. CO. 5-O7Hh
ARL., s., mr.. Col. pike.--2-bedrm
ss5 mo. !. 4-413s.