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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
Six Indicted
On Numbers
IotChorqes

Six persons. including a
mother and her two sons, were
indicted today on a charge of
promoting a numbers lottery
which Washington police esti-
mated crossed from $4,000 to
.S14,722 day.
All six also were indicted on
charges of conspiracy to violate
gambling laws and of a failure
to pay a gambling tax. They
are:
Mrs. Flay C. Chase, II. of the
200 block of Twelfth street Sc;
her two sons. Joseph A. Chase,
81. of the 1900 block of Second
street NV. and Raymond
Barnes. 40, of the 200 block of
It street NV.
Also James Shay. 80. of the
I2400 block Of Girard place, NE;
Bernice Budd. 80, of the 1900
block of N street NV. and DAN
lei w. Cunningham, 46, OF the
$500 block of Kansas avenue
NV.
Assistant United States At
torney John c. Conliff. jr.. quoted
police as stating the operations
crossed UP to as high as $14.722
a day down to $500.
Arrests Of the six defendants
grew out of raids last month
on houses in the 200 block of
Twelfth street Sc. and 100
block of Twelfth street NE. Mr..
Conliff said.
The indictment was among six
returned by grand jury before
Judge Richmond B. Keech Of
District Court.
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Mrs. Christian Meininqer, rs,
Lifelong Resident of D. c. Area

Mrs. Christian Meininger. rs.
a lifelong resident of the Wash
ington area. died yesterday.
The former Fredricka Rosen-
dale. she was born in Washing
ton, the daughter of the late
Henry and Dorothea Rosendale.
Her husband. a well-known vio-
lin teacher and orchestra con-
ductor. died in 1854. Mrs. Mein-
niger lived at 4503 Highland ave-
nue.. Bethesda. Md.
A graduate Of old Central High
School and Washington Normal
School. she taught in the public
schools of Washington until her
marriage in 1908. Mrs. Meinin-
ger was active for many years in
Washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church.
She is survived by six chill
dren: Mrs. James E. Gorrie. 9451
Mount Pisgah road. Silver
Spring; Paul Meininger, 5616
Southwick street, Bethesda: Carl
r., 3506 Turner street. Chevy
Chase. Md; Robert E.. River
side. Calf: John L.. 6905 East
avenue. Chevy Chase, Nd. and
Mrs. Edwin r. Musy. l0705 Lom-
hardy road, Silver Spring. and 10
grandchildren.
Also, surviving are two sisters.
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After service with the Ameri-
can EXpeditionary Force in
World War l. he became adver.
Using manager for the B. T. Bah
bitt Co.. and later. assistant ad-
vertising manager of the New
York Times. Before entering
Government service he was pres
ident of The Specially Guild,
Inc, of Morristown. N. j.
Mr.. Esselen was a member of
the Harvard Club Of Washing
ton He lived at 1882 Dent place
NV.
He is survived by his widow,
Irene
Services will be held at IL
am. Wednesday at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burila will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Rites Wednesday
For 1t. DUDE, Killed
In japan Air Crash

Funeral services for 1t. Donald
E. DUDE. USAF. of Accokeek. Md,
who was killed in plane crash
near Japan, will be held at Fort
Myer Chapel at 2 pm. Wednes-
Gay. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
1t. DUDE, who was 81, was
killed March 4 when a GAG on
which he was a passenger
crashed into the Japan Sea
while attempting to land at the
Milo Air Base in Japan. He
was attached to the 618th Air
craft and Warning Squadron,
based at Milo.
He attended Glen Park High
School at TB, Md, and grad
uated from the University of
Maryland in 1853, where he was
a member of the ROTC 1t.
DUDE had been stationed in
Japan since 1855.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Stephanie Nugent.
who is awaiting the birth of their
first child in a Tokyo United
States Army hospital; his
mother, Mrs. William Van Sickler
of Accokeek; father, George F.
DUDE of Washington, and grand
mother, Mrs. Charles E. Lane,
300l South Thirteenth street,
Arlington.
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Draths

THOMPSON. JOHN II. On wednesday,,
March 20, 1881, At DiStrles General
Hospital. John Fl. THOMPSON, Beloved
JOIN. JOIN. Il Henry Jewel AND James fhomp. >.
Thompson; brother OF Noyelia Allen
and McElroy Thompson He also is
survived BY other relatives and friends,
The late Mr. Thompson may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 30 H
ST. n H., fter pm. Monday, March p,
where services will be held on Tuesday.
March 70, at om. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery
Epson. JULIA FORD. Suddenly. on
Hospital. MISS JULIA FORD tyson
OF Valley Vista Apartments: aunt Of
Ralph H. Epson OF Seattle, Wash
William Ha2lett Ups0n Of Middleburg,
\; y. and miss Julia Fiebeser Of
II Hines Co Funeral Home "g0l l4th
ST. nv. on Wednesday. March p, at
: pm. parking facilitiesl. Interment
Akron, Ohio. 46
WILSON. JOHN G.. On Friday. March
JOHN c. VII SON OF 1894 Constitution
ave. ne, husband OF Mrs Esther VII
son father Of Mrs, Goldie Brooks and
John G. Wilson. He also Is survived
relatives and friends Friends mas
call after pm Monday. March -.
az the Funeral Home Of Alexander S.
Pore. 4i4 18th st Sc, where funeral
services will be held or Tuesday. March
20. at m the Rev Newton on
ciating Interment Woodlawn Cemetery
WISE, CARRIE T.. On Friday. March o"
1857. at Emergency Hospital. CARRIE
L. WISE of 1920 s ST. NV. devoted
wife OF George z. wise Also surviving
are four daughters two sons, sig grand
NJ " v
friends After 5 . m Monday. March
%. friends are invited to call At the
District Mortician Funeral Home l70u
Vermont ave NV. Funeral service
Rising Mount Zion Baptist Church.
1910 9Th st. NV, at pm lntermcnt
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ArranEe-
ment by John D. Watson. 25'
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{. 7. Halliday,
Postal Worker

Clarence Thomas Halliday,
rs. an Arlington resident for IS
years. died of a heart attack yes
terday at his home. 1903 North
Buchanan street.
Mr.. Halliday retired from the
postal service in 1850 after SO
years service. He worked at the
Benjamin Franklin station for
many years. An ardent baseball
fan. he was active both as player
and manager OF a post Office
team almost until the day OF his
retirement.
Mr.. Halliday was a native of
Winchester. Va.
Surviving are his widow. Geor-
Riana. and five daughters, Mrs.
Phyllis Dram Of the home adj
dress, Mrs. Vivian Queisser, ll09
South Thomas street. Arlington;
Mrs. Vera Barber, AHA North
Thirty-fourth street, Arlington;
Mrs. Evalyn Morris. 730 South
Royal street. Alexandria. and
Mrs. Audrey Mackey of David
sonville, Md, and 10 grandchil-
dren. An only son, Clarence. jr..
was lost in action while serving
with the Army in the Korean
War in 1852.
Mass will be said at st. AIMS
Catholic Church. 1912 North
Tenth street, Arlington. at Obs
am. Wednesday. Burial will be
in National Memorial Park.
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Jewish Veterans
To Install TONIGHT

Officers of the John and Ber-
Inard Wilmer Post and Auxiliary,
Jewish War Veterans of the
U.S.A.. will be installed at $3.50
O'Clock tonight at the Mishkan
Torah Synagogue. 1907 Seventh
street NV.
New post officers are: Com
mander Bernard Kune. Senior
Vice Commander Stanley Silver
berg. Junior Vice Commander
Larry Rosen. Judge Advocate
Daniel Sherry, Quartermaster
Samuel Rosen, Surgeon DR.. Ar
thur Bressler. Officer of the Day
Julius Levine. Adjutant Harvey
Rosenberg and Chaplain Samuel
Rather.
New auxiliary officers: Presi-
dent Mrs. Irwin j. Levy. Senior
Vice President Mrs. Jack Fried
man. Junior Vice President Mrs.
Joseph Sher. Treasurer Mrs,
Jack Hyman. Chaplain Mrs,
William Foeel. Patriotic Instruc-
tress Mrs. Harry Ceppos. Guard
Mrs. Jack Wagner. Conductress
Mrs. Seymour Korn and Histo-
Irian Mrs. Samuel Rappoport.
Installing officers will be Bert
Rifkind and Mrs. E. Robert
Hoffman
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She moved from her farm to
Washington proper in the early
l940s after the death of a pillow
horse. Campbell, She and her
brother Webby. now SO. decided
not to buy another horse.
Brother and Sons Survive
Mrs. Bladen is survived by her
brother, with whom she lived
with a housekeeper at the home
address. and three sons. Clarence
K, 1927 Tewkesbury place NV:
Carl c., 819 Tewkesbury place
NV. and Joseph r.. 407 Boyd
avenue. Takoma Park, Md:
twelve grandchildren, and several
great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Deal
funeral home. 1912 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. Services will be held
at 2 pm. Wednesday at Emory
Methodist Church, 6104 Georgia
avenue NV, of which she was
the Oldest member. Burial will be
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Capacity Crowds
See African Film

Freedom, an hour-and-a half
color film made in Africa by
Africans, had its premiere here
yesterday before two packed
houses at the National Theater.
Later. an overflow crowd Of 400
persons was addressed by men,
bers of the cast in the Willard
Hotel.
The film is timely. since Vice
President Nixon. recently back
from an African tour. has pointed
up the future priority that con-
tinent must be given. declared
Douglas Cornell. executive Off
GER, National Academy of Sci
ences. Mr.. Cornell welcomed the
audience before the showing.
He noted a message from
President Magsaysay of the Phil
ippines. two days before his
death: 1.-THE message of these
Africans is forward step in
tearing down the barriers Of
racial prejudice.
The film. made in Nigeria. por-
trays Cancellation between a
white colonial official. an African
nations ruler and three of his
warning political leaders. Six
thousand Africans participated
in the filming.
The United States. a member
Of the cast said after the first
showing. can "see that true free
dom shall never perish from the
earth" by providing leadership
to promote international unity.
Manasseh Moerane. vice presi-
dent Of the African Teachers
Association Of South Africa, de-
clared that theology is necessary
to combat fear, hate and class,
creed or race differences.
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.Nehru Proposes
u. S.-Soviet Talk

NEW DELHI, Mar. rs R.-
Indian Prime Minister Nehru
proposed today that President
Eisenhower and the Russian
leaders meet face to face" to
tackle the problem of disarma-
ment.
Mr.. Eisenhower on January 2
rejected proposal by Soviet
Premier Bulganin for a big
power summit conference on dis
armament. The President said
disarmament negotiations should
be carried on within the frame
work of the United Nations"
Russian and American dis
armament proposals thrown
out from a distance" are not
enough, Mr.. Nehru said in OPEN
ing a foreign policy debate in
the lower house of parliament.
1T is Just possible" that a
meeting OF MI. Eisenhower and
the Russian leaders might lead
TO something the Indian leader
declared.
white House Press Secre-
tary James c. Hagerty had no
specific comment, but he
pointed out that the United
States is making new proposals
on disarmament in a United
Nations committee meeting in
London and said the Russians
were making only their usual
propaganda proposals.
Eve are much more inter-
ested in deeds rather than
words in the field" he addedD
Mr.. Nehru repeated his WE'LL
known opposition to military
pacts-especiallv Baghdad and
SEATO-but did not mention
Americas joining the military
committee Of the Baghdad Pact.
Military pacts seem to oper-
ate on the theory that America
or the Soviet Union must extend
their influence into smaller
countries" he declared.
Instead of spreading the
areas of military pacts. the way
to peace lies in keeping hands
off," the Premier said.
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Paul H. Drury, 40, Dies;
Son of Noted Banker

Paul Horkan Drury, 40, a life
long resident of the Washington
area and the son of the late
Peter A. Drury, noted business
man and banker here, died yes
terday morning of multiple
Sclerosis at his home at 5032
Bradley boulevard, Bethesda. Mr..
Drury had been sick for more
than three years.
Before his illness he engaged
in the real estate business in the
Washington area. He was a
graduate of st. Johns College
High. School, and attended
Georgetown University and the
Wharton School of Finance and
Business Administration at the
University of Pennsylvania.
His father, who died in 1912,
was a co-founder of the Abner-
Drury Brewing Co.. and organ
izer and president of the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Savings
Bank, the National City Bank,
and the Merchants Bank and
Trust Co.
The younger Mr.. Drury was
married October ID. 1889. in st.
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Herman B. EsseIen, 81, Noted
As Government Glass Expert

Herman B. Esselen. 81, we'll
known in Government and in
dustry circles as a specialist in
glass containers and closures.
died yesterday at George Wash
.ington University Hospital after
a long illness.
In Government service since
1912. Mr.. Esselen was chief of
the container section in the
civilian requirements Office of
the War Production Board dur
ing World War II. Since that
time. he held similar positions
with the National Production
Authority and the Commerce
Department. where he was en-
ployed at the time Of his death.
Born in Boston. he was a
graduate of Harvard College in
the class of 1918. and OF Har-
ward Business School.
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Matthews Cathedral to Miss
Mildred Loretta Offutt. She sur
wives him, as we'll as a daughter,
Courtney Jean. 8. Also surviving
is his mother, Mrs. Peter A.
Drury, of the La Sale Apart
ments, and four half brothers,
William w.. Of New York; Leo
K. l119 West Wakefield drive,
Alexandria; Peter Arthur, 2721
Ordway street NV, and Abner
B., 1881 Kanawha street NV.
Mass will be said at 10 am.
Wednesday at Our Lady of
Lourdes Catholic Church in
Bethesda. Burial will be in Gate
of Heaven Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be made to
the Multiple Sclerosis Center,
George Washington University.
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mrs. Mary V. BIoden, los,
oldest Silver Spring Native

Mrs. Mary Virginia Bladen,
who celebrated her 105th BIRTH
day last October, died last night
at her home, 21l Tuckerman
street NV.
Mrs. Bladen-"Miss Jenny" to
her friends-had been in failing
health for about six months. al
though she was able to come to
the table for her last birthday
party, a family gathering, on
october 6. She had been bed
ridden about a month.
Believed to have been the
oldest living person born in Sill
yer Spring, Mrs. Bladen was born
on farm now a part of Silver
Spring. The daughter Of Samuel
Tyler, who also married a Tyler.
she was a collateral descendent
of John Tyler. the 10th President
of the United States.
Mrs. Bladen and her husband.
William S., whose family name
lis pel'petuated in the name Bla-
densburg and Bladensburg road,
came to their 16-acre farm on
the Washington side of the Dis
trict line about 1875. when Ia
koma Park was mostly dense
woods. The farm was in the
old Larmond Station neighbour
hood.
Reared Small Brother
She and her husband supplied
produce for the Washington
market. Mrs. Baden reared her
little. brother. Daniel Webster
"Webby" Tyler. who still lived
with her in her last years. and
seven sons. Her husband died
in 1901.
Mrs. Bladen danced a jig on
the sidewalk before her son
Carl's home when she arrived
for her 1880 birthday party two
years ago. She liked to talk to
people, and look at her favorite
television programs, and read
without glasses.
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Dr.. EIdridge Boskin,
Maryland Dentist

FLORENCE. SC, Mar. Is
P).-Dr. Eldridge Baskin, 83. re-
tired Maryland dentist and ply
stefan died Saturday in a Sum.
ter rest home.
DR.. BaSkin. native of Bishop
vile, attended The Citadel, Pea
body Teachers College. the Uni
versity of Virginia and the Uni
versity of Maryland. where lie
was a professor in the School OF
Dentistry for many years. He
practiced dentistry in Baltimore
and was head Of the Franklin
Square Hospital there.
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Preston l. Fowler, ST.,
Tobacco Firm Official

DURHAM. N. c.. Mar. IS (P)
Preston L. Fowler. ST., 78-year-
old retired American Tobacco
Co. executive, died at his home
here yesterday.
He retired in 1856 as vice pres
ident in charge of manufactur-
ing tor American. He had served
as a vice president since 1914
when he was promoted from as
siStant to the president. He had
been with the company for 49
years.
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Charles f. Pierce

MANDAN. N. OAK, Mar. IS
up. Charles F.. Pierce. Sc. edi-
tor Of the Daily Mandan Pioneer,
IA former president of the North
Dakota Associated Press and a
newspaperman for So years. died
in hospital here yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

Mrs. Peter H. Hill, Palmetto
Fla. and Mrs. William P. Cobb
1922 Chesterbrook road. Fall;
Church.
Services will be held at the
S. II. Hines funeral home. 290l
Fourteenth street NV. at . pm
tomorrow. Burial will he il
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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PupuI Guard Colonel

ROME. Mar rs (P). - Col.
Baron Enrico de Pfyher d'Alti-
shofen, 68, for years commander
OF the colorful pontiflcal Swiss
guard at the Vatican. died Satur-
day.
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Camille Robert, IS

PARIS. Mar. Is (P).-Camille
Robert. IS, composer of the IA
nous World War / marching
song "Madelon." died here last
might.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Prices Open dsiiy sun :, holidays Phone
orders also accepted, $50 to o ON week
nishtS. 200 l4th st. NV. Ma S-OlOdl
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CEMETERY LOTS

8 SITES, Fort Lincoln; valued Si,i20;
price. 5000. LII. 4-76b5, after $3.50
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services By Chambers
In mrmnriant

BALDWIN, MARY LEE. In sad but low
inc remembrance OF my dear friend,
MARY LEE BALDWIN, who departed
this life one year ago today. March
70, 1856.
Cone from my side but forever in my
heart.
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o. 81 Gabrieis Ladies Aux!l.
@ !. J: {; 81: O. G.:
Members may call al the
Warner T. PumDhrfy Funeral Home
SI34 Georgia ave. silver Spring. Md
Requiem mass will be offered for the
repose OF her soul on Wednesday. March
- a. 10 am. at St Michasrs Cath
Ollie Church, sos WAYNE ave. Silver
Spring. Nd Interment Mount Oltvet
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EFT, HENRY. Members Of Gen. Mel.

M1I son A Miles Camp No j,
A u s. W. v. shall assemble
IlRf.ITVl al Chambers Funeral home
IHaTYBM 5l7 lith st. S.e, at l2;i5
lNyHSHAI pm, Tuesday. March 20,
Ill 1857, 70 attend funeral Of
& our late comrade, HENRY
FLEET, By request, camp service is
~ JOHN WILSON, Commander.
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ESTELLE c. BRISCOE,
Financial Secretary

CURTIS. JOHN n. on Tuesday. March
IL, 1857. JOHN H. CURTIS OF 9l3 7
81. ne; grandfather Of Mrs. Mary Z.
Derrinston. Freddie. II: Thomass, Mel
After 8 pm. Monday. March IS. triends
NAV call at Fraziers Funeral Home
3Sg r. ave nv, where funeral
services will be held on TUESDAY, March
26 at nm. the Rev T. W StovaN
oficiatinz Interment Woodlawn Gem
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LIIMULLLR, ALBERT FRANKLIN. o

SunCay. March Il, IHoi, al l193
North Nelson st. Arlington Va. AL
BERI FRANKLIN HEITMULLER OF
heitnuiieg: isther 81 Albert He,t.
mG.ler, jr. Paw NJ Heltmuiier Mrs
r. A. Gr.rta. son of sue Hestmuilei
stepiather Of Mrs Christine LeFeyre
hrolner OF Mrs, SyiIla Garrett Mrs
Lena Mclcarea and ChaTies A. he!t-
muller. Also surviving are eleven
grandchildren Friends mas cali at
the Green Funeral Home. Herndon. Va
wnere services Will be neld at . pm
W1ednesday, March q. Intermsent
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DANIEL. WILLIAM {: on sgndayi M IsTi

LIAM C. DANIEL OF 20l5 Key blvd..
Arlington, Va, beloved husband Of
Grace K, Daniel. father Of James c
Daniel Of Norfolk, Va. brother OF Miss
Beatrice Daniel. Washington, D. {
Also survived by two sranddaughterS
Friends may call at the Birch Funeral
Home. 1904 NJ 81. nv. where scrv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
In lieu OF flowers contributions may be
made TO the American Cancer Society
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AYAbAhNA MhiN ~ ~ IVA -
d MEINlNGER, formerly u lj03
Highland ave, Bethesda. Md beloved
wife OF the late. Christian MeiningeT
beloved mother Of Mrs. Helena M Cor.
ric Of Silver Spring. Md. Mrs, Elizabeth
Z Musy Of Silver Spring, Nd. Paul
McininRer Of Bethesda. Md Carl II.
MeininRer. Chevy Chase Md Robert
=. MeinlnRer OF Riverside Calf, John
L; McininRer, Chevy Chase Md Sister
Of Mrs William Cobb Of Fails
Church. Va, and Mrs. Peter II. mn OF
Palmotto Springs. va Services al the
u Hines Co Funeral Home, 1nOl
lth 81 NV on Tuesday March "a.
Al pm barking faciitiesl Inter-
ment Prospect Hi Cemetery.
JOSEPH u. on Sunday, March
"a 1850 JOSEPH y MILLER Of Co.
lunbia pike, White Oak, silver Spring.
Md husband Of the late Marian A
Miller father OF Mrs Midred v. Amos,
Mrs Elizabeth NJ. Bell, Mrs. Agnrs NJ
Skinner and Mrs. Walter Y Miller,
brother Of MIS-. Rose M HarRrave,
Matter Mr. Miller rests at the Warner
Humphrey Funeral Home, .S434 Ga
ave- silver Spring, Md Notice OF
services later.
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WEDNESDAY. March 20. 1851. CONNIE
HAYDEN Of 800 Virginia ave sw.,
cousin Of Mrs, sylvia Robinson. sod
mother OF Florence Chase she Is also
Chase. and many otner friends Re-
mans may be viewed after m
MONDAY, March IS, at Barnes 4
Matthews Funeral Home, GA 4th st
s.w, where funeral services will be
held tuesday March -. at pm
lnterment Noodlawn Cemetery. %
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KEW JOHN j. MURPHY
Spiritua, Director.
SOWELL. REGINALD On Saturday
March 70. 1851. REGINALD SOWELL
oil 2e2i i IN 81 ne, beloved husband
Of Mrs. Eva McLane Sowell. son Of
Georse and Mrs. Sadie Sowell Of
Charlotte. n c. brother OF Mrs. Mil
dreo Staneil OF Daytona Beach. Fla.
He is also survived by other relatives
and many friends Remains resting
with L. l. Murray q Son, 1887 Tenth
ST. nv. Funeral notice later.
SIElNBLkG. FLORA q. On Friday.
March 30. Ia57 at her residence 1856
Columbia I'd. NV, FLORA O STEIN
BERG. beloved sister OF Miss Ermine
Steinberg Of Washington, D c. and
Friends may cali al tie lee FunerSl
Home. 4th ST and Mass. ave ne
where services will pc held on Tues
day, March 90, at 40 pm In lieu
Of flowers, please contribute to the
Arthur Steinnerg Memorial. Kiuanis
CLUB. Washington. D. C. Interment
81 70
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81. 1857, at the Washington Sanitafium
and Hospital. JOSEPH JUSTUS O! $50
Plney Branch I'd. Silver Spring. Mo
husband OF AGNES Justus and father
oil MS Emma jenkins, John J Justus
and MIS- Helen Eamelh There is also
one granddaughter. Mr. JuStus rests a.
ei34 Georgia ave, silver Spring Nd
where services will be held on TUESDAY,
March 20 at 10 am parking IA
cilltiesl Interment Arlington National
Cemetery IS
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VhHWFUHU, JANIE. SESSION OF SOrTOW
,L>xn. will be held on Monday. March
NH6 70, 1851. at : pm for our
HH late Daughter, JAMIE CRAW-
N~I FORD Of Forest Temple. No. o.
at l502 Q 81 NV.
~ FLORENCE O. JOHNSON.
Daushter Ruler