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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-01
Cd Beating The Gun
BY Bill Brewer
Notes picked up on the sport beat:

Notes picked up the sport beat:
Basketball considering coast-to-
coast Otter capitalize
Bill Russell packing
John
Cyclones stopped Chamberlain Yorker
having eted sports the New York School Printing
Bass College sophomore back has his own
disk jockey
ling Rock Roll numbers His teammate Nisby
an-oppOnen year career
Cnce Cohen the Brooklyn boy chance single
scoring University
- with the Cohen incidentally
student and has led the Orange scoring
Boozer sophomore State is
good student in
College hghscorng John
Thomas player produced
Rated right behind Thomas this
fine SHOEMAKER.
points varsity competition
GLIDING 10 this $50 year
being the greatest
COPS season and career reboundng records.
another He SO
points giving third points
in single at Pacific
bounds
Temple University has long basketball fine
players produced by cage teams
This season. partans talking Guy Rodgers
6foo $50 pound bahandlng many
finest player in the schools history.
One willing this glowing Harry
wack the Owls
1--WE Temples 1852" LtwcIt
Guy the best alround boy
everything his ba-handlng a good any
SEEN"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-01

Notice: The new offices Of the
st. Paul RECORDER newspaper
are ut SIG Globe Building.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-01

The sudden flow Of refugees
from Hungary which required
emergency action by the U, S. to
permit their entry, dramatizes the
urgent need for our nation to
drasticaIly alter the McCarran-
Walter Act, eliminate the national
origins quotas, and evolve an i'm
migration policy which will be
both humane and flexible enough
10 cope with such emergencies.
This was the gist Of a message to
President Eisenhower by major
Jewish religious and civic organi-
cations.
II Western powers had been dis
charging their responsibilities to
Israel under the United Nations,
there would have been no necessity
for Israeli action against Egypt in
the first place, declared 81 Pro
testant ministers in a statement
released to Detroit papers in the
wake Of the Mid-East eruption.
They called upon the U. N. Sc
surity Council to require the Egyp-
tons and other Moslem nations
to disband forthwith the Fedayeen
suicidal units, to require Moslem
nations to accept Israel as an in
dependent nation or be subject to
IT, N. sanctions, and to require a
prompt end to land and sea boy
colts against Israel currently in
force from Moslem nations.
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Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To 90
WboS's To Do
ct. Paul
Cpotlight


Mcknight who this week wrote long letter the editor
with his subscription renewal
THE Gun SCOUTS OF PACK TO- are looking forward to Al
evening OF fun when they meeting Friday Ctonght
Maed School Theme Of tho meeting sky promise
good astronomy and we hear that certain uttI
cubbes win be planets fascinating display
crafts and 70 better tell what
planets Den mothers who have been very bv planning The nro
the Mines Eryie Boyd Helen Ac
codng TO Fred sefert cub L.
viii be number Of awards made The den rnothes AM
committeeman viii be anxious greet parents
know tho win hope you tool scout
ing program cannot be effective without parentp Anticipation
WE HAD A PREvEw modern beautiful well designed
"wers Building last grand opening early
this month The story building
walk engineering" for some time being by
witers well known st. the barber shop
drug store and professional offices Allen in.
anee man me community should be proud Of this wonderful
Improvement having vision and seeing IL
through II must have been huge task
NEWLY APPOINTED or THE board Of directors Of
the Innrciub Council is Mrs Rose president auxiliary
OF Dining Car Employees Union Local SIC
BIG SURPRISE ron Gaynon Ballard daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ballard Anthony Av last week when
Barbara and Janice Ballard surprised her party
day
PARENTS GAN PROUD OF young people like the
members Baptist Fellowship Of Pilgrim Baptist church
and other from other contributed in making
their worship service Sunday January delightful evening
Officers Of tho Combs president Miss
Marc Murray vcepreaiden Wayne treasurer Paula
Wood Secretary and Miss Natalie Galloway pianist mem
bers are the Misses shre McMoo Elaine Monta
que Martina Sparks and Harold Knott
SPEAKER OF THE EVENING Stanley King assistant
pastor OF Zion Baptist church Minneapolis Special
Youth Group Of the Twin city advisors to the
group are Mrs Wilma Marper and Leroy Cunningham.
MANY DOLLARS ARE NEEDED by citizens of Montgom.
Ala TO help in their churches and home AZ
ter recent MORNINGS and TO continue their fight
against injustice Make checks payable Montgomery Improve
mont Association $40 so Union ST., Montgomery Ala
SERVING AS COMMUNITY CIIARMEN In the Mothers
March On Polio Wednesday January Dennis Sims
and Mrs Floyd Massey
AMONG THE YOUNGSTERS ENJOYING the Carnival skating
rink last week were clifford and John Floyd Mas
sey III
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3lss:s I'M IsI:s l. ~ ! I.ls1S5.1
l1I,EYIIi[3IM;LIE
HOUSEHOLD GOOD.

MAYTAG washer. Perfect condi-
ton. Reasonable. MI. 1926.
R-27
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OUR HUMAN
RELATIONS
By Lou Lerman

Carl Griffin, president Of the
Alabama Labor Council, ALL
CLIO, described the Intellectual at
tempts OF Southern anti-union
demagogues to create a place in
the sun for themselves" by capt.
tanzing on Segregation and union
shop issues. President Griffin is
convinced that the rank and file
Of union labor is solidly behind the
legitimate trade union movement.
In July Of this year, invitations
were sent to more than 1000 per-
sons in IT states for a Southern
Rally to form an independent
Southern Federation of Labor"
This rally was held in the huge
Municipal Auditorium in Birming-
ham and less than so persons at
tended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Miss Sullivan,
|JeIIeff BUYER

Miss Phyllis Sullivan. a buyer
for the Frank r. Jelleff Co., died
yesterday at her home, 4801
Connecticut avenue NV.
She came to Jelleff's in Febru-
AIRY. 1915, as a buyer of hand
bags. Later she also was named
buyer of belts and umbrellas.
Born in Fond du Lac, Wis,
Miss Sullivan was a teacher be-
fore she went into buying. She
attended Oshkosh (Wis.) Teach
lers College, and taught grade
school in Appleton, Wis. for two
years before turning to mer-
lchandising. Following a training
course in Milwaukee, she went
with the T. A. Chapman Co.
there for about five years before
coming to Jelleff's.
! Miss Sullivan is survived by
two sisters and five brothers,
Mrs. Edward P. Nesbitt, Chicago:
Mrs. Harry l. Pierce, Gary. Ind:
II. Edward Sullivan, Fond du
Lac, Wis; John Francis. Stephen
and Leo Of Milwaukee and EN-
met of Tucson. Ariz.
| Friends may call at Gawler's
chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania ave.
nue. NV. until 8 O'Clock tonight.
Mass will be offered at St.
Joseph's Catholic Church in
Fond du Lac on Friday morning.
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Roy Hacker. IS, past comman-
der OF an American Legion post
and a railroad conductor for
many years, died yesterday at
Mount Alto Hospital after an ILL
ness of several months. He lived
at 5O7 South Henry street. Alex
andria.
Born in Kentucky. Mr.. Hacker
served in the Medical Corps dur
ing World War I and for a time
was stationed at Fort Hunt, Va.
After his discharge from the
corps. Mr.. Hacker took up resi-
dence in Alexandria and became
active in American Legion Post
"a. He served as its commander
in 1896.
Mr.. Hacker was a conductor
for the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg g. Potomac Railroad for
81 years and was on sick leave
at the time of his death. He was
member OF Lodge 1898, Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen.
Mr.. Hacker is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Geneva Hacker. of
the home address: two sons.
Jerry William Hacker of the
home address and William Roy
Hacker of West Chester. Pa, and
a laughter, Mrs. Marjorie Smith
OF 12-B Sunset drive, Alexandria,
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Mrs. Carpenter, "a.
Active in Church
And Civic Work

Mrs. John T. G. Carpenter
active in civic and church work
here for many years, died Sun
day at her home, 2605 Eleventh
street NV. She was "a.
The former Lavinia (Vene)
jackson, Mrs. Carpenter was
born in Washington. and edu-
Gated in the schools of Pitts
burgh and Washington. She was
employed for many years III
the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. and also taught art in
the District night school.
Mrs. Carpenter worked for a
number of years for the Com
munity Chest, and was active
in the National Association fol
the Advancement of Colorec
People, the Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA. and the Pleasant Plains
Civic Association. At the time
of her death she was president
of the ladies auxiliary of the
Mu-So-Lit Club.
A member of Lincoln Congre-
gational Temple for 81 years
Mrs. Carpenter was a charter
member of the Lincolnite Club
of the church
Besides her husband, she Is
survived by her sister Mrs
Wayne Horsey. also of the
home address.
Services will be held at 1:3[
pm. tomorrow at the Lincoln
Congregational Temple, Eleventh
and n streets NV, with burial
in Lincoln Cemetery.
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B. P. Epes, Partner
In PRINTING Firm

Branch p. Epes, So. a partner
in the printing firm of Wilson
Epes. died yesterday at George
town Hospital after a long ILL
ness.
A resident of IL Accotink
road. Alexandria, Mr.. Epes had
lived in the area for about 25
years. He was born IN Din
widdie, Va, the son of the late
Branch Jones Epes and Lula
Doyle Epes. A graduate Of
Hampden-Sydney COLLEGE. he
also attended the University Of
Virginia Law School and vas q
member of Kappa Sigma Fra
ternity.
He had been a member oil
Belle Haven Country Club, the
Washington Historical Society
and the American Legion.
Mr.. Epes was Navy pilot
in World War l.
Surviving are his widow Mil
dred and two daughters, Martha
and Margaret, all Of the home
address, and a sister. Mrs. H. H
Watson of Crewe, Va.
Services will be held at 1876
pm. tomorrow at st. Luke's
Protestant Episcopal Church
1882 Fort Hunt road. yelling
ton, Va, near Alexandria
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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During World War II. Mrs
Saul was chairman of the Civil
ian Defense Committee for hel
area and was a member of the
Catholic USO board.
Besides her husband, she i:
survived by a daughter. Sister
Ruth Andrew, a teacher at st
Ursula's Convent in Baltimore
and a son, B. Francis Saul II, {
student at the University O.
Virginia Law School. Also sur
viving are two brothers and {
sister, Thomas C. Sheehan, O.
Glen Head, N. Y: Gerald Shee.
han, Huntington, N. Y. and Mis-
Marian Sheehan, New York.
Services for the immediate
family will be held at $50 am
Thursday at Gawler's Chapel
1856 Pennsylvania avenue NV
Requiem mass will be offered al
10 am. at Our Lady of Victory
Catholic Church, 1885 MacAr.
thur boulevard. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Roy Hacker, Rail Conductor
And Ex-Heud of Legion Post

A memorial service will be
held by American Legion Post
No. "a at z pm. tomorrow in the
Cunningham funeral home
Cameron and North Alfred
streets. Alexandria.
Funeral services will be held
at the funeral home at IL am.
Thursday. Burial will be in the
Alexandria National Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Mrs. 6. F. Wedge,
Church Member

Mrs. George F. Wedge, a life
long member of the Evangelical
United Brethren Church in
Washington and her native
Parkersburg, w. Va, died Sat-
urday at Providence Hospital
after a long illness.
Mrs. Wedge was the former
Edith Jordon. Her husband is a
stock clerk for the Standard
Cigar and Tobacco Co. They
made their home at 2733 Mich
olson street, Hyattsville.
Besides her husband. she is
survived by three daughters
Mrs. Kathryn Sauber, of River
dale; Mrs. Geraldine Watkins
of Lewisdale, Md, and Miss All
drey Wedge of the home address
Also surviving are a grand
daughter, and a brother and sis
ter, Mrs. Carrie Shumway, anc
Charles E. Jordon, both Of
Parkersburg.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the S. H. Hine;
funeral home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be ir
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Mrs. A. N. Soul Dies,
Active in Charity Work

Mrs. Andrew M. Saul, active in
social and charitable work here
for many years, died this morn
ing at her home, 3035 Chain
Bridge road NV, after long
illness.
Her husband. now retired, is
the former president of the B. F..
Saul Co.. one of the oldest and
largest real estate and mortgage
loan companies in the city.
Born in Sarotoga Springs,
N. Y, Mrs. Saul was the former
Ruth Sheehan, the daughter Of
Thomas Clarke Sheehan and
Alice Turner Sheehan.
She graduated from Trinity
College here in 1927 and was a
member of the ladies' auxiliary
lof the college.
Mrs. Saul was a former men,
Der of the District Recreation
Board, to which she was APP
pointed in l947. She also was a
member Of the Ladies Board of
Children Hospital for many
years,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Moses Kotz, 43, Optometrist
For 10 Years in Alexandria

DR.. Moses j. Katz, 43. Alex
andria optometrist. died last
might at his home, 1928 Francis
Hammond parkway.
A native of Brooklyn, New
York, DR.. Katz was a graduate
iof the st. Johns University Law
School. Brooklyn. and Column
bia University School of OPP
tometry. He practiced law for
six years in New York before
attending Columbia.
| For the last 10 years he had
been practicing optometry at
ZIG King street, Alexandria,
where DR.. Bernard Sitter be-
came associated with him two
years ago.
DR.. KatZ was a founder Of
the Northern Virginia Optic
metric Society. At the time Of
his death he was chairman Of
the optometric division Of the
Greater Washington United
Jewish Appeal. He was a for
mer general chairman of the
Alexandria United Jewish APP
peal.
DR.. Katz was a member OF
AgudaS Achim Synagogue OF
Alexandria and the Zionist Or
ganization Of America. He was
an organizer of the Burgundy
Country Day School of Alexan-
ldria.
After his graduation at Co.
lumbia he worked for two years
as a research physicist at the
National Bureau of Standards.
/ DR.. KatZ is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Ernestine B. KATE; a
sop. Daniel Michael, -: a daugh-
ter. Harriet. 8; brother, DR.
Max Katz, 49l3 Falstone ave.
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nue., Chevy Chase: two sisters,
Mrs. Sophie Y. Stier, Mount Ver-
non. N. Y. and Mrs. Mae Rosen-
thai, Bergenfleld, N. j.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 pm. tomorrow at the
Sigmund Danzansky funeral
home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in King
David Memorial Gardens. Falls
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Dorothy Sebastian.
Former Movie Star

HOLLYWOOD. April 9 (P.-
Dorothy Sebastian, 81, a star Of
the silent movies and the former
wife Of William tHopalong Cas-
sidy) Boyd. died yesterday after
a long illness.
Miss Sebastian. whose acting
career extended into the early
days of the talkies. was married
to Mr.. Boyd from 1880 to 1896.
She was married to aircraft
ltechnician Herman Shapiro at
the time of her death in the
Motion Picture Country Home.
| She was born in Birmingham,
Ala, educated at the University
of Alabama, and began her act
ing career on the New York
stage in George Whites Scan
dals" in 1924.
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With Regard to a
Cord of Thanks

VeT often Q cord o. thonks IN
The Stor meets o need which con
hcrdiy be solved II ony othe, woy
Not only is il o gracious expression
81 gratitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
aesses OF the mony to whom o per
sonol hote Of thonks como, we'll be
mailed. or whose nomes and I'D
dresses ore not known. Insertion Of
q cord Of Thanks moy be erroneed
BY telephone to The Ssor. ST 3 5000
The Evening and Sunday Stc,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriunr

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ath and Mass Ave. NJ. ii. $1,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance, $3.50
SIS II ST. NE Ii 3-4ss0
Malvan 81 Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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EARNEST NOLAN, secretary

SAUL, RUTH sHEEHAN. On Tuesday
Bridge I'd, RUTH sHEEHhN SAUL, be.
loved wife Of Andrew NJ Saul and
b. franci, Saul II; sister OF Thomas
G. sheehan Of Glen Head Long Island.
n ~. Gerald. .sheehan OF Huntington
Long Island, N ~ and Marian shee.
may call ~ Gawler's Chapel, 1850 pa
ave NV courtesy parking opr0sitel
Requiem mass viii b. offered III 10
a IN. Thursday. April I at Our Lady
OF Victory Church. gsJ5 Macarthur
blvd Interment Mount oliyet Gene.
terry, 10
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
price Opor daily sun. holidays Phone
nights. 900 14th 81. NV. MA. 5-0lOG
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DAVIS. ELwoOD RICHARD on sun.

Hospital esi " EtwooDb RICHARD IaiS'T DAVIS xvi
beloved son Of Mrs Catherine Davis
brother a The Misses Rosetta and
Thelma Davis and Samuel ] DAVIS
lie also leaves a devoted friend Bar
bara Jeffries. two aunts. one uncle
nieces and nephrWs, other relatives and
friends After i pm Tuesday April
g. friends may call al his late resi-.
dence, lU70l Vaughn st. KcnsinRton
Md Funeral services on Wednesday
April 10. a. pan at the First
Baptist Church. bennington, Md the
Rev Murphy officiating lntefmeni
Sandy Spring Nd
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curean Club OF Washington,
d g. announce the death
OF 1872 North Capitol ST.
on sunday, April Z, 1907.
Funeral IRON Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 400 Chaplin Al.
Wednesday April 10, At
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intimidation Of Trinity Lodge
N No Al. F a A NJ. will bt
I'm held al ! - I'm. Thursday
AMM/N April II. .9Js. IN Lodge
~YW Room z, the MASONIC Temple
MN 9Th St and New York ave
NV. for lht purpose Of CON
Quoting the Masonic funeral services
Tor our late brother PERCY
JOEL D. BLAcKMoN. Master,
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.. 1900. AZ Ms TrhldtTUt, o. - -"
Hampshn ave, Tskoma Park Nd,
GEORGE H. BROWN, beloved son OF
the late Thomas and Caroline Brown,
brother OF Florence C.. Grace NJ. and
residence, on Wednesday. April 10. 81
1890 am. Requiem masg at Our Lady
OF Sorrows Catholic Church, New Hamp-
shire ana Lareh ayes, Takoma Park'
Md, al II an Relatives and friends
invited 70 attend. 1nterment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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HERNDoN,. GEORGE ELwOoD.

WOOD HE.iNDoN Of Is.5 oofeo ran
tina Herndon. He also Is survived hy
tour children, Two brutneFg. two sisters,
eisht grandchildren. other relatives and
friends. After :. pm TUESDAY, April
Jarvis Chapel i432 You 81. NV. where
funeral services will be held at I m
Wednesday, April 10 Intermen: Ar
Angton National Cemetery
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April :. 1857. MARGARET ROBINSON
Mrs. Maggie johnson and sister OF
Mrs. Bertha Pearson Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
After IL noon Wednesday, April 10.
CURE Funeral Home 1870 nth 81 n'w.
REQUIEM mass viii be celebrated al
81. Augusiine's Catholic Church. 18th
St. between u and S SITS NV. on
Thursday. April IL. at am In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetefv hi
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April :. 1857. at his retidence, 1914
South 18th st, Animation. Va ARTHUR
n KIDWELL, father OF Dorothy Louise
kidwen and A. Russell Kidwell step
father Of Wesley and Cline Decatur.
brother of Milan Kidwell. FRIENDS may
call az the Domaine Funeral Home, h2U
South Washington st, Alexandra. Va.
where services Will be held on Wednes-
day, April 10. at 2.30 pm. Inter-
ment DumfrieS, Va
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LUCKETT. MARTHA n. on Monday.
Hospital. MARTHA R. LUCKETT Of
loved wife Of Eugene Luckett. daughter
Sander on '' PsiaSsiDS Hi Pa. d vriends
may may esll at the s Il; Hines co. ~. ~;
Z pm. Tuesday, April o.. Services at
Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer Va. on
Thursday. April II, at :. pm Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
THOMAS H.. On Sunday
April.s, 1887. at COLLEGE Station. Tex
Caroline Fuller Macdonald. father OF
Mrs Charles Weidinger Of Staunton
Va; and Thomas \. Macdonald. y
o. id.s washington ; e n.,d dravs si :srS
terry on Wednesday. April 10, at Il am
MCMAHON. MARGARET THERESA. Sud
denly. on Saturday; April q; 1897,
HE hsE Sr Visitation Nor orms MER e Fiji
coluigsi; 10 ID INV dsashtei Of the
lM MAJ q; slsts. Of Mrs. Kathleen elisS:
niece, Mrs. Margaret Campbell. who IS
escortins the remains from New Mex-
leo. Friends may, call at the s, H.
April 10 parking isciiitiesl. Services
at the above funeral home al $50
Shrine OF the Sacred Heart Church,
10th st. and Park rd. n.w.,. where the
holy sacrifice of the mass will be Offered
at am. for the repose of her soul
lnterment Mount Oivet Cemetery. 10
MEEnAN. EDWARD !. on Saturday.
April g lg5i, az EmerEeney, Hospital.
NV. Friends may cali al GaWler's
Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave. NV. courtesy
parking oppoSitel. where services will
l;l5 pm. Interment arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. y
1851 ROSA. MINOR OF 37i3 jay
st, ne. mother OF Mrs. olive. SUM
Ruth RSanson. Also sSr VHv ana ar. T tNo
friends Notice Of funeral later. Ar.
H Esassme sss b hunt The 81 Rollins Roll Funeral
@uh iss4.. ANNA ANNA ~ saHSeAy xf s0F y
the late Thomas B, Murray, sister OF
Angela W. and lanes A. Chambers
Funeral from W W. Deal Funeral Home,
IL, at 9:3O am REQUIEM mass at ST.
John the Baptist. de LaSalle Church,
Sargent I'd, Chilmm. Md, at 10 am,
hterment Arlington National Gene
NORRIS. MARY =. on Saturday. April
e. 1857 az her residence. 24"2 N st
NV, MARY F. NORRIS. beloved wife
Of Mr. Charles W. Norris. She also
leaves To mourn her passing three nleces
and q devoted friend. Mrs, bertha
Coleman. Arrangements bY the John
I. Rhines Il Co. Funeral Home, a0l Sd
st. s.w. where friends may call after
I pm. Tuesday, April q Funeral on
Wednesday. April 10. al $40 pm. at
the Gethsemane Baptist Church, 2205
Va. ave. nv. the Rev. q. R. Yancey
ofhciating. Interment on Thursday,
April 1, at lO.aO am, at the Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 10
NORRIS. MARY. Members of the Inter-
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BITING. MAURICE L. OF 27ii chcy-
erly ave. Cheyerly Mi or April :.
1857, husband OF Victoria NJ. Biit!rg
father OF Maurice L. Fitting, ", and
son OF John Biting. He also Is sur
vived by tRo brothers and three sis :
tiers Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5sDt Cleveland ave, RiyeTdale-
Nd, on THURSDAY, April IL. at .;3v
pm. Iaterment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. ~
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Z. 1897. COLUMBUS JORDON OF 5ig
Tennessee aye. ne He Is survived by
q wife seven children, one sister. Mrs
Alberta Holman, four brothers. Johnnie
James, George and Wallace Jofdon. anu
other relatives and many friends After
pm Wednesday. April III friends
may call at the Palmer Funeral hohic
4lH II ST ne. where services viii be
held on Thursday, April ii. al 10
moor. Intermens Arlington National
CemFtFr.
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p All : ISL al the Bellevue G Hoici
William a pAoNxIL, The husband
Of the late Kate Dasnall. uncle Of r, d
Allen biother-i -law OF f. Paul Allen
ME- Mt II FE sSca 2, s 81 siTSib 3 q
Ala W Bradley OF Moncks Corner
S G.. and Mrs. George Meet1 Of Co
lumbia, $ e Services WILL be HEX
dav, April o. al i pm. Intermen
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.