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By the Associated Press

A compromise bill to control
billboards on the Al. 000-mile
superhighway system has been
drafted in an effort to satisfy
all viewpoints.
Senator Gore, Democrat OF
Tennessee. reporting this today
said he thinks the compromise
will be approved by the Public
Roads subcommittee he heads
and will reach the Senate floor
He has called a meeting for
May II to consider the compro-
mise.
The new version embodies
some ideas from the Eisenhower
administration. proposal and the
bill introduced by Senator Neu-
berger, Democrat of Oregon. as
well as suggestions of various
members of the Gore subcom-
mittee.
A key feature Of the compro-
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tered on proposals for veteran.
preferences as contained in the
bill sent to the floor by the DEM
ocratic majority Of the House
Banking Committee and spon-
sored by Representative Rains
Democrat of Alabama.
Chairman league, Democrat
of Texas. and some other men,
bers of the House Veterans Com
mittee, previously had rejected
the principal veterans proposals
contained in that measure.
The Republican-ba bill
Iomits all veterans preferences
and use of military insurance
funds. Representative Tale. Re-
publican of Iowa. said it had the
support of the Eisenhower adj
ministration, Republican House
leaders and some Democrats.
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hover administration for limited
aid to home buyers and builders.
In the middle Of a Democratic
family squabble were proposals
to establish new veterans pref
erences within the Federal
Housing Administration.
The housing legislation came
to the floor belatedly after a
days postponement occasioned
by lengthy House squabbling
yesterday over budget-cntting
differences.
Leaders washed their hands
Of the housing dispute and
opened the bill to a legislative
ree-for-all on the floor.
Public housing is not an issue
in this years housing legEla-
ton. Both Republican and DEM
ocratic bills were designed to en-
large Federal aid for home fl
nancing and to expand mortgage
credit.
The sharpest differences GEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08
100 YueosIovs Seek
Asylum in Germany

NUREMBERG. Germany, May
8 R.-More than 100 Yugoslav
visitors to the international In
dustries Fair at Hanhover have
announced their intention to
seek political asylum in West
Germany. It is doubtful many
will be admitted.
Ofhcials at the federal refu-
gee camp here said Sc Yugoslays
have arrived and filed applica-
tons for asylum. while so others
are on their way or have al
ready contacted German author
tiles in Hanover. The Yugo-
Islavs include both exhibitors and
BUYERS.
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GRETNA GREEN
Swiftly BOUGHT
BY SCOTSMAN

GRETNA GREEN, Scot
land tR.-A Scotsman yes
terday bought the original
Gretna Green smithy, where
thousands OF clipping couples
came to be married py the
blacksmith.
Marriages at the smithy's
anvil were legal until 1870.
About 5000 couples fed
there to evade English laws
stipulating parents consent
to wed.
Although weddings cannot
be held there nov, the
smithy is still a big tourist
draw. The buyer was Alex
ander F. Nish of AMMAN,
Dumfriesshire.
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Iof the attempt on Costello's life.
Latest among these rumors was
one that Costello had lost his
grip on the national crime syn
dictate and had been deposed
las q figure of power.
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straight nose. thick lips, sallow
complexion. Heavy thighs. Pot
belly.
Wears about q size so suit
and waddles when he walks"
y A rash Of theories arose out
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81. $65l,284. Casino wins less
markers. $435. sos :"
A marker" is betting slang
for an lou, One police theory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08
2-Doy House Debate Due
On Rival HOUSING Bills
BY the Associated Press

The House squared of two days of debate
over disputed proposals for housing
easing home financing and stimulating construction
Republicans and Democrats separate
both Of which exceeded the Ese-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Raymond F. Fehrmon,
Coached B-CC Football

Raymond F. Fehrman, so, pio-
neer football coach at Bethesda
Chevy Chase Senior High School
and senior class counselor, died
after a heart attack today at his
home. 9212 Long Branch park
way, Silver Spring.
Mr.. Fehrman was the first
man to coach high school foot
ball in the Maryland suburbs
around Washington. He came
to Bethesda Chevy Chase in 1912
as basketball coach. He also be-
came football coach two years
later and subsequently taught
baseball.
HE has done a tremendous
job in sports-particularly get
ting football under way in Mont
gomery County," William G..
Plyes. principal. declared.
A native of Cincinnati. Mr..
Fehrman received his bachelor
and masters degrees from the
University of Kentucky. He later
was an assistant coach at Texas
Military Academy and the Uni
versity of North Carolina, before
coming to Bethesda Chevy
Chase.
In 1851, after an operation. he
retired from coaching and be-
came senior class counselor. He
was a member of the YMCA and
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George W. Carter.
Commerce Aide

George w. Carter. 36, business
specialist in the Office of export
supply. Department of Com
merce. died Thursday at George
Washington University Hospital
Mr.. Carter suffered from lynn
phonic cancer and was hos
pitalized since last October.
He is survived by his wife
Marian, and four-week-old sor
Blaine D., of 8402 Eleventh ave-
nue.. Silver Spring, and brother
Blaine, of Las Vegas, New.
He had been president of the
Interfraternity Council and Gate
and Key at George Washington
University. where he graduated
from the government school ir
1948. He also headed the Tai
Kappa Epsilon social fraternity
there and was member of the
Glee Club.
He was a staff sergeant witt
the 9th Air Forte in Europe
during World War II.
Services will be held at 1926
am. Tuesday at Hines funera
home. Burial will be in Airing.
ton National Cemetery. The
family asks that expressions Of
sympathy be made in the form
of donations to the GNU Cancer
Clinic.
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MRS. E. P. Weston,
Formerly of Area

Services will be t.eld today ir
Shawnee, Okla. for Mrs Earl P
Weston, formerly of College
Park, Md, who died of, a heart
attack in San Luis Obispo, Calf.
last Friday.
Mrs. Weston was the mother
of three area men. Glen E. Wes-
ton, associate professor of law
at George Washington Univer-
Isity; William P. Weston. assist
ant general counsel with the
Army Department here, and 1t
Col. H. Dale Weston of the Bud
get Advisory Committee of the
Army Department. She also is
survived by a fourth son, D. Paul
Weston, with the United States
Indian service in Muskogee. Okla
Following the death of her
husband in 1913, she taught at
Connors State Agricultural Col
Ilege in Warner, Okla. Her hus-
band had been associated with
the Soil Conservation Service OF
the Agriculture Department and
with the Interior Department.
In addition to her sons, Mrs
Weston is survived by eight
grandchildren, her mother and
two sisters in Visalia, and two
brothers in Oklahoma.
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Stewart McDo Dies;
Former Chief of FILA

devote his time to the chair
manship of the Maryland
Casualty Co. and was honorary
chairman Of the company al
the time OF his death.
Mr.. Mcdonald was born in
Owatonna, Mimi, and was a
graduate of Cornell University
His home was in st. Louis
where he began his business
career. He was at one time
president Of the Moon Motor
Car Co. there and also a manu-
facturer OF farm implements
and electrical equipment. He
once served as police commits
sioner of st. Louis.
Services Tomorrow
Mr.. Mcdonald is survived by
his widow Sigma; a daughter
Mrs. Dozier Gardner of st. Louis;
two sisters, Mrs. Charles A
Wright and Mrs. Virgil Richards
of Nashville, Tenn; a brother
John Mcdonald Of Manhattan
Beach, Calf; two grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Services will be held tomor-
row in New York.
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j. S. Bullock, 50,
With Gun Factory

John S. Bullock. SO. a machin-
list at the Naval Gun Factory
for % years. died Tuesday in
Detroit.
He and Mrs. Bullock were
spending the holidays with Mr..
Bullock's sister. Mrs. Harriet
Murray.
Born in Edinburgh, Scotland,
Mr.. Bullock came to this coun-
try in 1928 and settled in Detroit.
His parents later moved from
Edinburgh to Detroit, where they
died several years ago.
In 1928. Mr.. Bullock married
Miss Jessie English. also an
Edinburgh native, who had
moved to Canada and then to
Ann Arbor. Mich. They moved
to Washington in 1888 and Mr..
Bullock went to work for the
Gun Factory. He had been a
boat engineer in Scotland and
in Michigan.
A Mason. he was a member of
Almas Temple of the Shrine and
played in its oriental band. He
lived at 308 Oglethorpe street
NE.
( In addition to his widow and
sister, Mr.. Bullock is survived by
three brothers. Harry Of Detroit,
David Of Redwood City. Calf.
and Alexander of Royal Oak,
Mich.
Services will be at / pm. to-
morrow in the S. H. Hines Co.
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial rites will be
private.
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Donald l. Blair, Real Estate
Broker Active in Petworth

Donald L. Blair, 81, real estate
broker. died Of a heart attack
yesterday in his home, 1923
Eighth street NV.
Mr. Blair had been in good
health and active until he was
stricken. He had been an in
dependent broker, using his
home as an Office. for the last
IL years. He dealt mainly in
property in the Petworth area.
Earlier. Mr.. Blair had been a
Imachinist at the Naval Gun Fac
tory. He brought his family to
Washington in 1885 from Ohio
to take the Gun Factory job.
A native of Mount Sterling,
Ohio. Mr.. Blair was an active
Mason and was a member of
New Jerusalem Lodge No. 9.
He is survived by his widow,
Margaret M. Blair; two sons,
Richard D. Blair, of the home
address, and David M. Blair, Of
3400 May street, Greenwood
Knobs. Silver Spring. and a
daughter, Mrs. Martha B. Stroup
Iof Norbeck, Md.
Funeral services will be held
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tentatively set for 1890 am.
Monday at the Hines funeral
home on Fourteenth street. with
burial to follow in Prince Fred
erick. Md, in a family plot.
Mr.. Milliean, his wife said.
had been under a doctors care
nearly two years. About six
months ago. she added, the doc
tor told her death from CLOTHING
might come at any moment.
MI. Milligan had been on the
job as usual yesterday and in
the evening had attended a fare
we'll party for two retiring fellow
veterans of the District, Roland
NJ Brennan and William G.
Wilding. Friends, shocked at his
death. noted that he had been
''est of humor.
Mr.. Milligan was born in Bal
timore in 1891 and went to work
for the District May 10. 1918. He
became chief clerk of the Public
Utilities Commission November
i, 1919, and was made its exec
utive secretary August 8, l94l.
He lived at 1929 Longfellow
street NV. with his wife. They
were the parents of two chill
dren. a daughter, Mrs. Edith
Whitehead. 3406 Tulane drive,
West HyattSville, Md. and a
son. John L. Milligan. st. Louis.
Mo. Three grandchildren sur
yiye also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

Stewart Mcdonald, II, who
served for seven years as Federal
Housing Administrator, died yes
terday in New York after a long
illness.
Mr.. Mcdonald was appointed
Housing Administrator by Presi-
dent Roosevelt on September 9,
1888, and held this position until
November 90, 1910.
He served briefly as deputy
Federal loan administrator under
Jesse Jones, after leaving FILA
During World War II, he orga-
Inized and conducted the Army
War Shows, which toured the
United States in 1912 and 1913
Many Business Posts
At various times, he was chair
man of the executive committee
of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, a director of the Worth
ington Pump and Machinery Co..
the Savoy-Plaza Hotel in New
York and the Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Rail-
road.
| He left Government service tt
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Mrs. EIdred, D. c.
Resident Since '18

Mrs. j. Claude Eldred. 80. a
Washington resident since 1918,
died Wednesday at the National
Institutes of Health in Bethesda,
after an operation for cancer
She lived at 3403 Wheeler road
Sc.
The former Bertha Winnie,
she was born in Albany. N. Y, on
December 4. 1874, and received
her education in the local
schools there.
She is survived by her hus-
band, j. Claude Eldred, Of the
home address; a son, j. Duncan
Eldred of Mitchellville, Md; two
grandchildren and one great
Igrandchild.
Funeral services will be held
lat pm. tomorrow in the Lee
funeral home. Fourth street
and Massachusetts avenue NE
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
The family has requested that
Expressions of sympathy be sent
ito the American Cancer Society
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Christian SeIIner,
Retired Baker

Christian Sellner, u, retired
banker and a native of WASH
ington. died Wednesday in Ar
lington Hospital.
Mr.. Sellner was the son of the
late George and Anna Sellner
and attended the Corcoran
Elementary School. He was a
baker until he retired in 1916,
He belonged to the Bakers Union
and the Cherrydale Methodist
Church.
He is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. David Thomas. 104 Pimmit
drive, Falls Church: two sisters,
Mrs. Allan Ayers and Miss Rose
Sellner, both of st. Petersburg,
Fla, and three granddaughter.
Mr.. Sellner lived at 2213 North
Kenmore street. Arlington. His
wife, Annie. died in 1854.
Services will be held at l pm.
tomorrow at the Ives Funeral
Home. Burial will be in Prospect
Hill Cemetery.
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E. J. Roushenberqer,
Enqineer With REA

Everett j. Raushenberger, 40,
electrical engineer with the
Rural Identification Admins
tration since 194l. died of a
heart attack last night in his
home. TIA Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV.
Mr.. Raushenberger was head
of the internal combustion plant
section for the REA. He was
known for his work in diesel
power plant engineering. He
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JohnA. Jorboe, 70, Droftsmon,
District Employe Al Years

John A. Jarboe. 70, chief
craftsman of the District Sur
veyor's Office when he retired in
l949. died yesterday at his home
in Rockville.
Mr.. Jarboe was a District en-
ploye for Al years. He drew most
of the maps for streets laid in
Washington from 1907 to 1949.
"A native of Edwards Ferry, Md,
Mr.. Jarboe attended George
Washington University.
He was a member Of the
Montgomery County Council
1928, Knights of Columbus, the
Holy Name Society and the
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was member of the oil and
gas power committee of the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers and belonged to the
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers
He was born in Danville, Ill.
and graduated from the Univer-
sity of Illinois in 1881. Mr..
Raushenberger served with the
Army Signal Corps from 1912
to 1916. He was a member of
the Reserve Officers Associa-
ton.
He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Eliza Raushenberger of
Danville, and two brothers.
Services will be held in DAN
vile.
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Manresa Retreat League. He is
survived by four sisters, Miss
Nora T. Jarboe, of the home ad.
dress, Mrs. Moselle j. Dickerson,
DickerSon, Md, Mrs. Cornelia
Wohlfarth. 4008 Twelfth street
NE, and Mrs. Robert E. Lati.
mer, ST., 1903 Floral street NV,
and two brothers. Samuel r. and
DR.. Eugene D. Jarboe, both Of
5211 Connecticut avenue NV.
A requiem mass will be said
at $3.50 am. tomorrow in st.
Mary's Church, Rockville. Burial
will be in ST. Mary's Cemetery.
GAINESVILLE, Md,
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Elmo J. MilIiqon, Secretary
To Utilities Commission

Elmo j. Milligan, IS, veteran
executive secretary of the Dis
trict Public Utilities Commission,
died last night of blood clot in
the heart.
His wife said they had returned
at IL pm. from visiting neigh
bors and that Mr.. Milligan
seemed in good health. She said
he had planned to "Sit up" in a
favorite chair in the dining room
to compose himself" before re-
firing.
She said she awakened at lis
am. and found him dead. She
said funeral services have been
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HI Mrnnrtant
coBLE. MELVIN. Departed thi,

COBLE. MELVIN. Departed this life
tonr years ago today, January 4. 1853.
1t seem, seemed NE scarcely had begun.
when with q gentle smile,
Ood called and took you, little son.
10 i've with Him awhile.
You left us lonely and bereft,
Inc sunshine vanished when YOU left
The FAMILY AND GODMOTHER.
C SgsprA :, BETTY P: In loving remsm:
pran HSN{ q our dear daughter, BETTY
years ago today, January 4. 1910.
Though absent, you are always near.
sun loved, still missed. stiil very dear:
your memory We shall always keep.
MANA AND DAD.
HACKNEY. ARCHIBALD. In sad but
BROTHER e ARH 3 DyeT HA efsE sSn S sRS
departed this life suddenly three
years ago today. January 4, 1854.
In our hearts the torch of memory
u, 6prns unfiickering, bright and true:
us ~ ns 1t. Is sweet; for Il is fed
YOUR DEVOTED MoT fifHSs"' cE e Wy
KENNEDY. AND SISTER. MARIE. :
HILL, HAIDEE. In loving remembrance
o. our dear wife and mother. HAIDEE
HILL. who departed this lie four wears
Df f9sPHRDz zSaRAER' AS RDSVaSEFF
JACKSON. JAMES A, In loving mem
cry 95yno Of ogr husband, father and grand
parted this life eleven years ago n TO-DAY,
January 4. 'a46.
We have only a memory
We cherish our whole life through .
But the sweetness will live forever
WIFE HNN sfasgrs A tx 6smU5y G yeg
AND GRANDCHILDREN
memory Of my beloved husband, MAY.
NARD c. MESSIcK. who passed away
seven seven years ago today. January 4.
In memory he Is still living. not iust
HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
SCESC0, OSCAR J. In memory of our
loving brother. OSCAR j. SCESCO.
VINO iett US two years ago. January
4 4. beautiful s'.H life that came to an end.
LOVING BROTHERS. SISTERS,
NlECES AND NEPHEW.
SCHMID, HENRIETTA. In loving m m
e O. Ir., 81 cur dear mother. MRS; HEN
January 4. 1910.
Rest on. dear Mother. your work on
earth is over,
Treasured thoughts OF this Christmas
Day brings silent tears.
sweet memories will always last
Rest in peaceful sleep.
Sadly missed by
YOUR , LoviNG DAUGHTER. FRANCES
SCOTT. JOSEPH Z. In memory OF our
beloved husband and father. JOSEPH
Z. SCOTT, who passed away two years
ago today. January 4, 1855.
You are not forsotten, loved one.
Nor will YOU ever be-
AS long S,i IS rl life and memory last
AND DAUGHTERS.
STEVENSON, WILLIAM. sR. In loving
memory of our husband. father and
srsndiather. WILLIAM STEVENSON,
years ago. January i. 1862. N
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us TO forget.
But time SO far has only proved
How much we miss him vet.
DEHys0IT EE3so WIFE; 5psA4gGHTER IAN, AND
AND WILLIAM PATTERsoN,
STEWART, LORETTA A. In loving re-
TmoeP PPTrS O. arvw ny p dear dssushtcr;
uary 4. l04".
Dear child, since you vent back TO God
D.sconsolate | wait.
l can see you wave and nod
To me from Heavens gate.
am sure the angels smiled
As they welcomed YOU, dear child.
HER LOVING MOTHER, M. AGNES
STEWART THOMAS
WALLER, GEORGE II. A tribute OF
love and devotion TO the memory of
our husband and father, GEORGE R.
WALLER who. departed this life five
years ago today, January 4. 1882.
Until memory fades and life departs,
You Will live forever in our hearts.
GIBSON. DOROTHY BLANToN.
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the Montgomery County Educa-
ton Association.
He is survived by his widow.
Ernestine. The body will be in.
the Warner E. Humphrey funeral
home, 8434 Georgia avenue NV.
from to Z pm. today. Services
will be in Cincinnati.
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at noon Monday at the Deal
funeral home, 4812 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

{ SITES, National Memorial Park. take
o. estimated value. olenview
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Holy Name Society of the
Holy Trinity Church will meet
at the S. II. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Parlors, Pool 14th ST.
NV. at s pm. Friday, jan
uary I. 1857, at Z pm. to
rec.te the rosary for the re-
the soul OF JOHN TROD-
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JOSEPH FLYNN. President.
REV. FRANCIS E. GARNER, s. J..

JOSEPH fLfNN. FresiueHt'
REV FRANCIS E. GARNER, s. j,
Moaerator.
yAsILAs. MINNIE. on wednesday. jan
uary =. 1857. at the Alexandria Hos
pital, MINNIE VAS1LAS.. wife OF the
late Louis Vasilas,. mother OF Louis
va, and Mrs. Anne Geiselman. OF
Baltimore. Md. Friends may call at
the Denaine Funeral Home, 40 South
Washington St, Alexandria, Va. where
services will be held on Saturday.
January 3. at 10 am. Interment
Ivy Hill Cemetery
WADE, ROSA MAE. On Thursday. Jan,
uary 3. 1857. at her residence, }I2
beloved wife OF Charles c. Wade, sister
Of Ellis NJ McClees OF Washinston
D. c. Friends may call at. the Lee
Funeral Home. An st; ana MASS sia ave n,;
tuesday. January 4, at 10 am. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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FUSTEK, MARY MORSE. on Wednes-
dence. sis North Lincoln St. Arlington.
Va, MARY MORSE FOSTER, wife OF
the late j. D. Foster and mother OF
Mrs. Linnie Reingruber OF Falls
Arlington, Va; Mrs Alice v PAYNE
OF Berryville. Va. ands F. Lee Foster
of Arlington, Va. She also is sur
seventeen at-grandchiidren. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
3S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday, January 3. at $50 D m
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry.
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BLoNGE W. HAWKINS, Fin. secy

MARTIN. FLORA. All officers and mem
hereby nctihed OF the death OF our
late Sister. FORA MARTIN. Services
on Saturday, January >. 1857, al
I pm, at the. .Galbraith A. NJ. E
BROTHER HARRY PLJMMER,
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MARREN. SAMUEL W. on Wednesday

January :. 1857, SAMUEL W, WAR
Rem Of ITO North 10th 81, Arlington
Va, beloved husband Of Julia 2. War;
opnclis. Va: Edward Warren Of Wash:
i Hfsiasion va R RossF warren warren q
Clnt9n Md Milton w Warren Of R TTigGS
Elizabeth Warren OF Arlington. Va.
and brother, o: Mrs. Jennie Beane Of
shall and John warren of Baltimore
Nd. Friends me- nsaiz SCI 1l at Ihs iSyes
funeral Home GSSt W gSsra oly sarvi A
viii be held on saturday, January >,
at 10 am. Interment Harmony Grove
Baptist Church Cemetery, MiddleseS
WATTS, WILLIAM Il. on Monday, Jan;
usry I; 1851 WILLIAM AM. Il MAI MATS l1s
81 nor Nora waits ais P iatSeF q au'g Mrs
Evelyn Elizabeth .Boxley and E. stcr-
ling Watts, son OF Ernest Watts. Also
surviving are ve SrahasSGns o Notef reis
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS BY NC
wAYsoN, MORGAN b on weanes-
Sssv sJe9mSu9Ty svs isS cd MoRo4 bTurs
Nd. father of Armistead, MOrsan. Ed.
ward Eugene, Vernon, Mrs. Catherine
Padgett and Mrs Ella Welch. Flu
neral on SATURDAY January p sn, irohh
Lothian, Md, at . pm. Remains
resting at his late residence. Inter-
ment Christ Church Cemetery, Oweps-
vile. Md.
Virgins. RIDGLEY G, on SUNDAY
December 80. ln59, RlDGLEY WIG
survived BY one, sister. Mrs. Ethe
Siccn: one daughter. Miss Helen wiz.
gins. one son, Mr.. Northesta Wiesins
4, 1857. after 5 pm, at lT22 9TH
sd. NV. where services will be hello
on Saturday, January 5, at / pm.
mcnts by the W. II, Bacon Funera
Home, 51th and Fades SITS ne, anc
l12. eth 81. NV. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ~