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the Army during World War II
DR.. Burtnick was a member
of the District of Columbia
Medical Society. the st. Eliza
beths Medical Society, the ia
cobb Medical Society and the
District Of Columbia Psychic
analytic Society, and was a
fellow of the American PSYCHE
atric Association.
He is survived by his widow
the former Beverly Miller, and
two daughters. Ruth and Leslie
all of the home address. 440s
Thirty-fifth street NV: his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Burtnick Of Baltimore. and a
sister. Mrs. Maxine Adler. zoe
Ellington avenue, Silver Spring
Services will be held at 1890
am. tomorrow at the Bernard
Danzansky g. Sons funeral
home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be sent to
the George Washington Uni
versity Hematology Research
Fund.
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BLACKWELL. LUCINDA ARMsTEAD
In SAD but loving remembrance OF
our dear SISTER. LUCINDA ARM
STEAD BLACKWELL. who departed
tnls NE SIX years ago today, De-
We think OF her today,
Resting. sleeping. just away:
Resting where no shadows fall.
In perfect peace she awaits Us all
LOVING SISTER AND BROTHER.
A iE5MME 3, GOLDEN AND JOSEPH
BLACKWELL, LUCINDA ARMsTEAD.
LUCINDA ARMsTEAD BLACKWELL ssiSi:isL
December Il. 1851. '
DAYS Of sadness stili come over us,
Silent tears so often flow:
Tne,e Is not . DAY; dear Mother.
LOVING D 81 I'll SninS e aLi ESs
3 YOUNG AND VIOLA 3. JERNI-
HALL. MARTINA n. In memory OF
our loving sister, MARTINA H HALL.
who departed this life one year aec
today December AZ. 1856
Her smilihs way and pleasant face
Are a pleasure to recall
She had kindly word for each
AND she died beloved by ali.
SUSIE: CHRISTOPHER. MARIAN
AND VIRlESE
JACKSON. MARY o. In loving mem
ory q my mother and our aunt.
NARY o. JACKSON. who departed
this life two years ago today, De
cemeer IL. 1855.
Two wears have passed since that
When the one We loved vas called
God took her home. it was His will,
But IN our hearts she liveth still.
DEsnnIl r1qEHp, ,prAIulSGhTER;;, THERESA
SMITH: NIECE. EVELYN cRAW-
LEWIS, STEPHEN JOHNSON. u. In
.oving memory OF our nephew, STE
PHkN JOHNSON LEWIS, Jr,. whose
sentle spirit took fight nine wears
aso TO-DAY. December Il. la4S.
HIS DEvoTED AUNTs, THE DAuoH-
MRS. WILLIAM j. HOWARD.
ROBINSON. WILLIAM d. In loyins
memory OF our dear son and brother,
WILLIAM p. ROBINSON. who de-
parted this life. suddenly, three years
ESQ tocay December II. 1854.
Three years has passed
Our hearts still sore,
As time goes on
Wen miss you more
A happy home We once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still,
but death hath left q Loneliness
This world can never M
MAMA. JAMES AND MARGARET. /.
ROBINSON. LAURA A. on Decem6e;
~. 1881, my friend, LAURA A. ROB
iNSON' entered into Eternal Rest .
Her work as a Christian, teacher
ana cltisen. has earned for her .
Is neither sorrow nor pain. MAY
she rest in peace forever.
HER FRIEND, HARRIET @. DIXON
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Mrs. SIocdm,
Director of
|'Fireside Chuts'

Mrs. Ann ellis Slocum, A,
one Of the country's top radio
and television news production
specialists who supervised
Franklin d. Roosevelt's Fire
side Chats" for CHS here, died
yesterday at her nome, liz
East Ninety-flfth street, New
York.
III since last summer, friends
said Mrs. Sloeum was q victim
Of leukemia.
Atlanta-born. she used her
maiden name. Ann ellis. pro-
fessionally. and began her
career with WJSV here, then
q CHS affiliate. in 1882. She
gave her age as 10. Friends
suspected she was even younger.
Mrs. Slocum rose from sec
rotary to the program director,
to a post in the publicity de-
partment. and finally became
director Of special events tor
CHS here before going to New
York in 1913.
Shortly after her marriage to
William Slocum, now q col
umnist with the New York
Daily Mirror. President Roose-
welt called her aside at a press
conference and pretended he
wanted to whisper something
in confidence. but gave her a
congratulatory kiss instead.
/ One Of the first women news
production specialists In radio,
Mrs. Slocum not only super
vised the "Fireside Chats" and
shows involving cabinet mem
bers and other top officials.
but also was responsible for
direction and coverage of ma
tional political conventions.
NBC snapped her up when
she and her husband moved to
New York. where she was spe-
cial assistant to the vice pres
ident in charge of news and
special events, and later pro-
ducer Of news and special
events for radio and television.
She handled production for
NBC for Queen Elizabeth's
visit last October, and was de-
veloping a news program for
children at the time Of her
death.
4 Her contact with political
conventions covered two dec
AIDES. She was responsible for
q large part Of MICS arrange
ments for the coverage Of the
conventions from 1874 through
1856, and laid the groundwork
for virtually every major spe-
cial event involving Washing
ton.
/ AS a producer, she handled
Comment" and Bob Consi-
dimes ION the Line" shows on
NBC-TV. as well as Considine's
portion Of the Tonight" show
on NBC-TV. and his radio
show. She also produced who
Said That?" on NBC radio.
/ Besides her husband, Mrs.
Slocum is survived by a daugh-
ter. Sarah Linnie Slocum, IL.
Campbell's funeral home,
Eighty-first street and Madison
avenue. New York City, is
handling the funeral arrange
ments. Mass will be said at II
am tomorrow in st. Thomas
More Catholic Church. IS East
Eighty-ninth street, New York
City. Burial will be in Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery. valhalla,
N. Y.
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HuroId (. Bricker,
Press Foreman

Harold Edward Bricker, 81,
for the last IS years pressroom
foreman for Judd 81 Detweiler,
Inc. printers here. died Satur-
day in Arlington Hospital.
Born in Pittsburgh. Mr..
Bricker had been employed at
the printing firm for longer
than 80 years. He lived at 6073
Wilson boulevard, Arlington.
He is survived by his wife.
Services will be held at 2
pm. today in the Ives funeral
home, 2847 Wilson boulevard,
Arlington. Burial viii be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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widow, Mary, of the home ad-
dress. the Westchester Apart
ments, and daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Wendelken. jr.. of wich-
ita. Kans.
Graveside services with full
military honors will be held at
2 pm. Thursday at Arlington
Cemetery.
The family asks that con-
tributions be sent to the heart
fund.
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Darn nf Chunks

DQ0KnuLfz. WILLIAM T.. 81. We,
ihe iamily q the late WILLIAM 3
yOOKHuLTZ, Sr.. wish 70 thank our
friends Tor their kindly acts durina
our recent Bereavement
MRS. ROSE BOOKHULTZ. WILLIAM
VI n bookHuLTz. Jr, AND FAM
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With Regard to q
Card Of Thanks

vsy often . cord Of iheaks Ia
The Stas meets Q need which cen
hafdh BE- solved in any other vas
Not only is u . s.aeious expression
81 gratitude 10 those who hove seat
ilerel tFibuses but elso eousseeusly
acknowledge the services ehd
kindnsssss Of the maaY 10 whom
3 perseael note Of thenks comet
veil Be moiled o. whose nemss
end addresses ere not known
Insertion Of Q cord el thaaks
moY Be arranssd By telephone 10
The Sso,. ST, $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday sso,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun1

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth ~ and Mass Ave NE u. S-b2OC
.nenta by Jarvis. IS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FuNEntL. DIRECTORS
s,y.stEtsR.s iaI AllOSShsg .slsp
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WAIVER. Ruth n. Members Of Rose
OF sharon Household Of
Ruth. No. 442. @ U. o. Of
o r, are requested 10 at.
tend the funeral Of inmate
RUTH H. WALKER or
Wednesday, December Is
1887. At I p.m.. from The
Peoples Community Church. llth
and O sts. ne. Wear all black, white
gloves and draped badges
FOREST I. HUDSON, NJ, n. q.
EVELYN B. BYRD. w. r.
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MAYprLl !. HE MSEiHE n s.ss, |

MAYbELL L. HERBERT, secy. Is
ROsEN0ARTEN. RUIH yEsTA. On
VISTA NoxRfEN' beloved wife
Of Edwin y. RossnRarten, daughter
a ts J Il in.s Co, pf Funeral pi Ec%s
sb0i 18th 81. NV, on WcdneSdas.
silitissl in.sfnsni Port Lincoln
Cemetery. The family susuesls that
S MADE II The ora sySP'sAs as be
70 the Gospel Mission OF Central
Union Mission Of Warrington. d. c.
ROss. ELIZABETH GETTY ANN.
I6sM ELizABETH ,BkfTY ANN
ROSS, beloved daughter OF Frederick
and kvsl-n g Ross end grAnd-
nsTa Home ns' s ss w.. n AVE- ps SS r on
Funeral from the above funeral home
on Wednesday, December ~, AZ b::lO
dh ana nsnSs . Y nov nS I TSssss S Sssss%
mass VIII be offered at D am, inter
men, Columbia Gardens Cemetery. n
SACHS, SOLOMON. On Monday, De-
Ss@ sSsno 10 sSs SOLOMON assSs ssbHGHs
MTG: krneslin Brlll and Mrs, MAXINE
so sus SSin 81 q s ON: S sRsS nS
ycrk and Mrs, WnIlsm opplsHsn
S e.. ana .s one srfsss c9ssSa s ~.
Tuesday. becsm6eer ~ pSmn,
JntsImsnt Kins David N Rriai
EIf
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Z Humiliation q 81 Jcha'l
EIII {; Nj Ssld al Il 4. a M 4 n;
Temple. 18th st. and New
York ave. NV, on thurs.
day, December 10, 1897, 81
~ noon. for the purpose Of
sUFuS T. CHRISTIAN,
3. MIDokII. IL, Master.
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uRlCE w. Hiram Lodge,
No. 4, r. and A. NJ, will
hold q special eommuniea-
ton 81 the Masonic Tenn
pie. 10th and You sts.
NV. on Thursday, Deem
Der 10, 1857, At p an.
for the purpose Of attend
neral Of our late brother,
In the Asbury Methodist
18th and q SIS. NV. ct
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Il. JOSEPH W. A special
communication OF Anaeos-
tia Lodge, No. II. ?. A.
A. NJ. Il called for Wednes-
. day, December is, 1857, al
. pm. 70 conduct Ma
sonic burial services over
the remains Of our late
?. JOSEPH W. BOSWELL
RIchA.RsDl wALDI. Master.
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WHICH, SEBASTIAN. on sunday. be-
cember rs, 1857. at Physic!ans Me-
mortal Hospital, La Plata. Nd. 81.
BABTiAN WHICH, beloved husband
q Mary l. Welch and i lathe q ws MIS-
hsri s.D 4 ni .sTv fnS s. two o sTsnd
beth Ann Willett; also three great-
gIanad1gsh.isrS. d rnnsrS .,dI6repFn Nae ne
On INV W.d Es1iss, p SS@SiD Isl $50
an. Mass at 81. Joseph's Church,
PomfreI, Nd, AZ AN. InteTment
Cedar Hi Cemetery, Rosary viii be
said on russday' December ~ at
pm. ~
WHEELER. DARRELL z, On Friday,
December 10, 1907, az the DISTRICT
8 @RsFEER H II GIs M 81 A sE 5soved
survived BY q sister, Deborah Wheeler
aunts, Ave uneleS and tiiLeen cousins rs
esmber is. al ii am. AZ the Eagens
s.w', the Rev Emmitt starks ofilciat.
Ing. interment Woodlawn Cemetery,
wnEELEa, SEBASTIAN N; On On, gyIdsyy,
WHEELER OF as 8 81. NV, husband
hra' MsrEsss, 9 WSssIr, s.s son 81 81
The Antioch Baptist Church. he also
three brothers, fiye sisters. . son-ln-
After. 3 pm. tuesday, December "a,
friends cS Are inyissS J c ssll a. sns
S Ssrs . SRaSs' a tS p pSS "Wednesday
pscem6sr III a. the Antioch baptist
Church, bDth and Lee ,sts. ne. tin-
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recorder OF ACCOUNTS
WARREN, CHARLES JOSEPH. on sun
day. December rs. 1857, CHARLES
JOSEPH WARREN, husband Of Made
tine X. Warren Of Philadelphia. pa
brother OF Mrs. Jacoueline W. Collier
Mrs. virginia W. Doherty. Mrs. Flea
nor W. Wiimarth. Marjorie A. warren
uncle Of John W. Doherty. Funeral
from W. X. Huntenann Son Fu-
neral Home. 51Ja 0eorgia ave. n y
parking facilities in the rear OF the
funeral homel, on Thursday, Decem-
Der 10. at p;30 am Requiem mass
At the Church Of the Nativity at 10
an. Relatives and friends invited
to attend lnterment Arlineton Ma
tional Cemetery. Please omit mowers
WARREN, CHARLES J. Members OF
aanm. Fort Stevens Post, No. ~
the American Lesion, are
4 requested TO assemble o.
the Huntemann Funeral
Home, 1872 Georgia ave
NV, on wednesday, De
cember Is, 1857, 81 I;3o
pm. Guard OF Honor viii conduct
set'ieee' w prrn Commander.
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sl| S.sR:;s Pi::ES;E gR.g !sS GEs 4
.S Gv is,bs ap II ~, q c, MsTy :.
tuiiviSsd b. two "' srandehiI sH y
Friends may call At the 3. II, Hines
Co Funeral Home. 2D0l 14th 81
NV, after am, Wednesday, De-
csmber rs parking facilities. Grave.
Cemetery on Thursday. December 10,
~ pm. Family REQUESTS that
tokens OF sympathy take the form
Of contributions TO the Heart Assoc
citation OF washington.
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J. W. REED. Commander.
WARREN. CHARLES J. The men,
.s hers Of the Holy Name 50.
HA ciety Of the Church Of the
~ m Nativity will meet At the
~ HuntemAnn Funeral Home
b53. ueorgia ave. NV, on
NV Wednesday, December lS
WV 1887, at 1850 pm, for reel.
S ssslSn o. CHANTS fisEs j. j. WARREN
MBoR JOHN CQADf.
PATRICK L. DAYIES. President
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WALKER, RUTH n. Oneers and mem
: : 5 J: ] 4;
neral Of our late sister.
RUTH II. WALKER. TO be
held on wednesday. December is, 81
1 pm, from the Peoples Community
Church, nth and q SITS. ne.
SISTER CARRIE SMITH.
Worthy Councillor,
SISTER CARRIE 9, JACKSON,
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AWKWARD, REMus. suddenly, on
sunday. December is. 1887, at his
ss GsSxTS hHnss sSe sEoRss S MS Ri 81
Hobert Awkward; he also Raves
many nieces. nephews and host Of
other relatives and friends, After 8
pm. Tuesday. December IL. friends
Home. Rockville. Nd where funeral
services viii be held on Wednesday.
December rs, ct pm. Rev. W.
Williams oiieiatlng lnterment Ash
Memorial Cemetery, Sandy Sprtngs.
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RAIDER, CHARLEs p. D.. sudd,nly.

sunday, Dscsm6sr Is. 1861 SI cHAkLiEss
beloved hSseand q Mary {, RAIDER,
father q Frank Wayne and Kooeri
sr., and. Kate L. RAIDER: brother Of
Shirley L. Riley Funeral services al
the simmons Bros. Funeral Home.
1861 GOOD HOPE I'd. Sc. on wednes-
and friends invited, lFiterment Fore
Lincoln Cemetery
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nRADLKY. CORRINE. On sunday

psssas.i IS o iss.. coRS 81 i sRaB
sarviysd ~ devoted husband.
tives and friends. Friends may eall
fIe2 7th ct. NV. on Tuesday, De-
eomber IL. after 5 pm. where serv-
ices VIII Be held on Wednesday. De-
eember is. at l pm. the Rev. Cecil
A.., M,lls ot sssss...sins in'ernsnt
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WILLIAM \ ESrY,AiTT s.. ". n

bssSs it, NEE 49, !. her o. . E5ss:
kkalousSsk. s s 81 IL. h ~. Maurice e
II FerGuson and devoted mother Of
Mrs. PortiA 2. Lewis. Dutton and
are one srsnddSa SRi A Jiii Fe S1r
q daughter-in-laW, Elizabeth NJ Fer.
guson: . son-tn-law. DR.. Philip B.
Lewis. other relatives and many
semSs. Af.r II , neon TUESDAY, sv Pc
o call 81 the Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1920 9th ct. nv. Funeral on
Wednesday. December Is, ct ST
Mary's Episcopal Church at $50 e3rd
Ariinaton NstionSi csmsterr e' r.
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BOUCHER, MARGARET N. PAYNE.
After q short illness on Saturday, De-
ssmssE q, 1859. MARGARET y.
q the late Rooert 7. Hoy. mother OF
Tom. Henry and Margaret Boucher
Funeral services ct Hysong Funeral
Home, 1900 N 81, nv. on Wednes-
day. December rs. at 10 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. IL
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BLANCHE ?. uF MShs1s s sssI'''

puCKNER. DEE. on Sunday. Decem-
Der IS. 1857. at d. c. Village. DEE
BUcKNER. father OF Euniee Prim and
Albert Buckner. brother Of Ross
Moore and William Buckner. He also
n survived By one niece, Mildred
Peterson: other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday,
December rs, friends may call al
Johnson a jenkins Funeral Home
4s04 oeorgia ave. NV where fu-
nsIal seIViceas VII pc ns'o nusoas,
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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pS sws.as.r AI q: isss, n esII5si
bnoap Of 81. PETERSBURG. Yla. Henry
LleTeilyn and Aubry d Bowie Pu-
neral from the Aerhart Funeral
Hcme. Inc LaPlata. Nd. on Thurs
day. December 10, z, ! pm Inter-
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NV and mcmbers Of COLUMBIA
Efs. e. ne ne w vi are s h e g
Brother PLTER d. JOHNSON
on Tuesday, December IL,
- 1857. at II an, from ST.
l..s Episcopal Church. i5th and
Church sts nv Session OF sorrow
was held on Saturday, December IL,
at the Elks Home. Elk services were
held on Monday, December 10. At the
Jarvis Funeral Home
EVERETT [. COOPER. Secretary.
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P0LLASD. iETER n On SATURDAY,
S:ssgs - t 4 he = Dii F6E
LARD Of 7O7 goth 81. NV, father
Of Miss Amelia Pollard Of Phiiadel.
phIa. re. He also leaves . host Of
other relatives and friends. After 3
may cali q the Boyd Funeral Hone.
1888 goth st NV. Funeral on
"Wednesday, December Is, 81 pm.
from the above funeral home. In
terment In Woodlawn Cemetery,
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DURAcK. JOSEPH MYRON. suddenly

SSSslsSSNsp fS SEh 6s'i STSSck !, ? sSs
sSStHsnpsoa sTiys: Os sIiS;E sprinSss'
sSd s sisssns q . Jos asiI't 4. R0ssIt
ana Mary Alice Burack. son Of Mrs.
1 M5y 3 SSTeet M and M SRshsr % e Me
Mrs. Led Oscar. Mrs. John Efren
and Peter Buraek. all Of Buffalo,
n Y Mr.. Burack rest at the warner
= Humphrey Funeral Home. e434
where services viii Be held on
"wednesday. December Is at II am.
parking facilitiesl fnterment
0eorse Washington Cemetery. Rigs
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coAIE. LOUISA BARTLErT. on
sosSss, Pes; gsIr le; !, 1885 S L 3usi,s
q. fakona PARK, Washinston, 3. q.
beloved wife q the i lets E ssipSSi.ee
6, Humphrey OF Bethesda. Nd. and
sisser Of Mrs. ELISABETH ii
bartlett q Baltimore. Nd. She also
Is survived By four grandchildren.
Friends are iavited 70 call At the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Nd. where sefYiess viii Be held
on "wednesday. December Is, at 1
Pm Iptesmsn. lsiends bariai
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"a $ $;i|s;i: sS.'s|:: ::S S:. 81
AA2A used Of the death Of oul
iTaternal sister. DORA j
" RHINE, on Monday. De
cember 10. 1857. Funeral
from the Higinbothom Funeral Home
Ellicott City. Nd. on Thursday, De.
o. 'isRBttLE BREwyoN.
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NANCY HEERINo.
EhMA ). BURTON. see assslHsn''

SA - DoHAON' oecfetary.
PHLLPs. u; LAH0MA. On Monday.
sol 18TH q. nv n. LOHOMA
PHELPS; mother Of II, Col. William
q. Phelps Of Fort Rlley. kanI |;
Kelvin Donoghue Phelps and sister
Of Mrs Major Acculloch Of Okla
home City. Okla Services ana inter-
ment Tulsa, Okla.
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SOuNouNs - eOrhhk. On sunday
1858 sherwood Forest dr., Silve,
Spring. Nd. A. SOPHIE JOHNSON
the wife Of the late August johnson
mother Of 7. Robert johnson OF FallI
Of Silver spTing, Nd, and Mrs. Ruth
J. Anderson OF Columbus. Ohio, sister
q Mrs. Dagny Carlson Of Ishpeming
Mich; she also Is survived BY foui
granuehtldren. Friends may call ai
NE Lee Funeral Home, 4th 81. AND
Mass ave. ne. until IL noon Wednes.
day, December IS. Services will b
neld ct the . AuEustana Lutheran
-. NV. at pm. Mrs johnson
viii lie In state at the church foT
one hour prior 10 the services. In.
terment In Prospect Hill Cemetery
In lieu OF flowers. the family reouest,
that contributions be made 10 the
Augustana Lutheran Church Me-
mortal Fund In her memory.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-17

Tor library or recreation room
draperies and slip covers?
After consultation with friends
IN the decorating department of
a Baltimore store - all of whom
were enthusiastic - Miss Tan.
ner took her idea to the Schu-
macher people in New York. And
found there the same enthusiasm.
That was just about a year ago.
In the interim, one of the coun-
ry's top fabric designers went
to work, sketching the ancient To-
comotives and cars, many of
which have appeared in motion
pictures and TV productions, and
working her sketches into a fin
ished pattern. Finally approved,
the fabric went into production,
and today's introduction was
scheduled.
Historic B & o Trains" in.
cludes in its design such tabled
old locomotives as Phineas Davis
Atlantic" and the ancient John
Hancock" There is the William
Mason" which doubled as the
General in Walt Disney's pro
ducton of THE Great Locomo.
tive Chase" and the "Memnon."
which saw service in the Civil
War; hauling ammunition and
men to the front along the Poto-
mac, and thereby gained her nick.
name of "The Old Warhorse. !"
There are towering, ungainly I'm.
lay coaches, antique predecessors
Of today's dome cars, and sway.
backed wooden passenger cars of
Lincoln's era.
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Public Hearing
City of Rockville
Planning Commission

Planning Commission
The City of Rockville Planning
Commission will conduct a Public
Hearing in the Auditorium of the
Maryvale Elementary School,
Charles Street and Macarthur
Drive, Rockville, Maryland,
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. %, 1857,
AT 8:I5 p. NJ.
This meeting is in reference to
the proposed development plan
for the Stonestreet Avenue Area.
The area is bound by the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad right-of-
way on the west; the City limits
ASHLEY Avenue) on the north;
Westmore Avenue, Douglas Ave
nue. and Grandin Avenue on the
east and Park Road on the South.
This plan will indicate changes in
coming, the improvement of
streets and the provision Of re-
creational areas.
More detailed information is
available in the office of the Plan
ming Director, office of the Mayor
and Council, 100 South Washing
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GINA Ave. and Lenmore ST, on
the east Park Rd. on the south,
and Ashley st. on the north.
The plan proposes that the rest
Of the area remain residential ex.
cept for an L-shaped 61s acre plot
along I.enmore St. and Lincoln
Ave, where apartments are rec
commended.
Elizabeth Ave, Howard Ave,
Crabb Ave, Woodland Ave,
Spring St, and Lincoln Ave.
would be closed to traffic between
the industrial and residential sec.
tons.
Virginia Ave, kenmore st. and
Stonestreet Ave, all partially
built now, would be improved as
main through streets. Virginia
and Lenmore would serve the res.
idential and apartment zones;
Stonestreet would handle traffic
in the industrial section.
Not shown in the plan, but seen
by Mr.. Plavnick as a wise move
in the future is the erection of a
bridge over the 3 & Q tracks at
Ashley st,
The plan would be carried out
in five phases" the planner
states.