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Robert L. Eudy, Sophomore
At Georgetown University

Robert Luis Eudy, %. a sopho-
more in the Georgetown Uni
versity School of Foreign Service,
was pronounced dead yesterday
morning at Emergency Hospital
after fellow students found him
unconscious in his rooming house
at 1919 Thirty-f1fth street NV.
Mr.. Eudy complained of feel
ing tired Friday night while play
ing bridge, fellow students said.
He was found unconscious in his
bed the next morning.
Born in New York. Mr.. Eudy
was the son o. retired Col. and
Mrs. Charles w. Eudy of San
An onio, Tex. He attended Tokyo
American High School in Japan.
and graduated from Mount Ver-
non High School in Alexandria
in 1852.
He then entered the University
of Maryland College of Business
and Public Administration. re-
naming for a year and a half,
before transferring in January,
1854. to the University of Mary
land extension school in Munich,
Germany.
After a semester of study there,
Mr.. Eudy spent a summer trav-
cling through Western Europe,
then enlisted in the Army in
zweibrucken, Germany, in Sep
TENDER. 1854. He was discharged
last July. and entered the School
of Foreign Service in September
as a candidate fol B. S. degree,
with a major in international
affairs.
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james L. Betty, IS, Dies;
Served GAO u Years

James L. Baity. IS. business
manager" of the General Ac-
counting Office for % years. died
Friday of pneumonia.
Mr.. Baity left the Govern
ment in 1913 after more than 80
years service. Onetime secretary
to Senator James A. Reed of
Missouri, and later auditor for
the War Department during
World War I, Mr.. Baity became
assistant to the first Controller
General of the GAO in 1921.
Born in La Plata, Mo-, he first
worked as a dollar-a-week prin-
ter's devil" of the La Plata
Home Press. Eventually he be-
came owner of the newspaper,
Turning from journalism to poll
tics. Mr.. Baity came to Wash
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ington in 1907 as the assistant
to the chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, Rep
resentative James T. Lloyd of
Missouri.
Managed Reeds Campaign
Four years later he joined Mr.
Reed, who was making a bid for
the Senate, and managed the
Senator's successful campaign.
He served as Mr.. Reeds secre-
tary for the first two years of
the Senator's service, then in
1918 was appointed by President
Wilson as auditor for the War
Department. working out of the
Treasury Department.
Mr.. Baity spent eight years in
this post, including the World
War I years. Among his duties
was approving all acquisitions
for money spent by the War
Department. Expenditures were
at the rate of more than a bill
lion a month, a figure of such
awesome proportions at that
time that Mr.. Baity wrote whim-
sically to his hometown paper
The Lord only knows how much
a billion dollars is"
Later, after becoming business
manager" of GAO, Mr.. Baity
worked as executive and budget
officer, with responsibility for
much of the planning and ad-
ministrative detail necessary to
keep pace with the growing or
ganization.
HOn0red on Retirement
Many Of Washington's leading
figures gathered to pay tribute
TO Mr. Baity at the Mayflower
Hotel when he retired. Among
them were Harry S. Truman
Alben Barley and Tom Clark.
Mr.. Betty is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Martha M. Baity
of the home address, 3133 Con-
.necticut avenue NV; and a
sister and brother. Mrs. Lottie
b. Doneghy. 5437 Connecticut
"a senuo NV. and Frank M
Baity, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Services will be held at the
S. H. Hines funeral home. 1901
Fourteenth street NV, at 2 pm
tomorrow. Burial will be private
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announcement OF
Services BY Chambers
lit Mrmuriant

BROWN. ELIZA JANE. In ever-loving
memory OF our dear mother and grand
mother ELIZA JANE BROWN. who
departed this life twenty years ago
today, March 10, 1897.
THE FAMILY.
CARTER, MARIE WHARTON. In mem
ory OF my dear wife. MARIE WHAR.
TON CARTER, who passed awav one
year ago today, March y. iDbS
It's been year, my dear, since you
went away,
But shall never forget tine day:
You STAYED until your race was won
Then quietly stole away IRON everyone
As sweetheart and wife.
You were the salt OF the earth.
50 know up In Heaven.
You are proving your worth.
And as the Years 20 by,
As they are bound TO DO.
With Gods help III reyer stop
Loving and remembering YOU
LOVING HUSBAND WELDON.
DUNCAN, ORELL. In fond memory OF
my son, oRELL DUNCAN. who passed
away one year ago today, March 10,
Just q line OF sweet remembrance,
Just memory fond and true
Just token OF love and devotion
That my heart still aches for you
LOVING MOTHER, HELEN.
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"A. M. Warren
Retired Envoy

Funeral services for Avra M.
Warren, former Ambassador to
Turkey, will be held at 2:30 pm.
Saturday in Old st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church in Kent County.
Md. Burial will be in the church
cemetery.
Mr.. Warren. So. died January
% at the home of his son, Geof-
frey S. Warren. in Dallas, Tex.
He retired a year ago after q
36-year career in the foreign
service.
Mrs. Warren is at the home
Iof their daughter, Mrs. Robert
Duval Williams, It'll Orleans
way. Garrett Park Estates, Md.
Also surviving are five grand
children,
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Mrs. Helen F. Hart,
Former Teacher

Mrs. Helen F. Hart. 81, a
teacher in nearby Maryland
schools for IL years. died Thurs
day in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Hart, a native of Worces-
ter. lived in Washington from
1945 until she retired in 1856.
She taught at Oxon Hill and
Suitland High Schools and took
graduate courses at Georgetown
and Catholic Universities.
Survivors include her husband,
John F: Hart of Worcester. two
sisters. Miss Marion Molloy Of
Worcester and Mrs. Gladys Rob-
inSon of Shrewsbury, Mass, and
two brothers. James Molloy of
Auburn, Mass, and William
Molloy of Hampstead, N. Y.
Services and burial rites will
be held tomorrow in Worcester.
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Surviving are his parents and
a brother Charles, a student at
the University of Maryland. who
lives at 4614 Beechwood road.
College Park. Md.
Funeral arrangements, which
are incomplete. are being handled
by the Timothy Hanlon funeral
home.
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Louis Malvern Denit,
Bank, Trust Lawyer

Funeral services for Louis
Malvern DENT, so, banking and
trust attorney. who died Thurs
day of a heart attack at Wash
ington Sanitarium. will be held
at noon tomorrow at All Saints
Episcopal Church, 3 Chevy Chase
circle, Chevy Chase, Md. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to the
Louis M. DENT Memorial Fund.
care of Washington National
Cathedral. WASHINGTON d C
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EurIy Examiners

The first three U. S. patent ex-
aminers were listed on the rec
ords as Thomas Jefferson. Henry
Knox and Edmond Randolph.
the Office records show.
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DrathH

ALLEN, WILLIAM G On Friday. March
S. 1857. at the Washington SanltaLium
and Hospital WILLIAM g ALIEN o.
husband o. Frances P. A,en father OF
June poweD Alien. and william George
Allen. 3rd: son Of NJ and Mrs WI
James Nell and Edwin A Allen. all Of
Lewtsburg. Tenn. and Mrs. l. Haf-
'ell of oeala, Fla. NJ Allen rests
Home. s4S4 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Nd, where services viii be held on
Monday March IL, at 10 I'm parEins
odist Cemetery, Brookevilie. Md In
preference Of flowers sympathy may DC
EXPRESSED IN the form OF memorials
70 the American gamer soeiers' Az
ARMIES. MABEL X. On Friday. March
swami st. nv. Apt. ii. beloved wife
Of James H Armes and devoted sister
q Mrs. Edith Q. Smith and Mrs Eva
nephevs. other relatives and many
rsnEements by MCGUIRE. Inc. II
BAIIY. JAMES l.. on Friday. i MsEss
l. BAITY Of 1898 Conneeticut aye
Bsity. brother Of Mrs. Lottie B Doneshy
Of WASHINGTON, d C. and FRANK N
Baitv of Colorado sprinss, Colo Sery;
Home. 2aoSi ia.h s. NV: e. Mc y, ii;
s Ms5'n hi intel m D n e@N' 10
BALL. WILLIAM E. on Thursds7y'
WILLIAM ~, BAIL n Beloved ~ OS sbasy
SIDE MN Nd sis and Mrs. Mary How. Of
Sc re. Funeral Home. $sa7 ,&ilscEi
se4T "'V Vii +. held on MondaS
cemetery ! isesbafT. va. 10
Msres lsss. THOMAS I. BARKER
N. Nelson and Donald R Barker: son
Of Mira. MARY l. Barker, brother o.
s sn.Ia fS- o. aI Karen Combs, Other
relatives and friends also survive. After
3 pm, Sunday. March 10, friends may
s: at . his 0o C M Me- Tssids March
Church @ Tao a3rd I'd st nv. Esther \
Memorial Cemetery. Advancement; BY
1857. ROSE NJ BARR OF 3723 INGALLS,
ave Lsndover Estates. Md. beloved
wife Of Clyde Barr, mother Of MIS-
Haper sister OF Mrs Evelyn -Rosen-
steel and Mrs Loretta Deyinny. Friends
may call at the Nalley Funeral Home
1900 Rhode Island ave, al Eastern
ave. ne. Funeral on Monday. March
n. at $50 am; thence. 10 st. Ann
hrose Catholic Church, Cheverly. Md.
where mass will be offered for the re-
pose OF her soul at 10 am Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery 10
BISHOP JAMES MORRIS. Suddenly, on
Wednesday. March o, 1887, at his home
JAMES MORRIS BISHOP OF Mclean,
Va, beloved husband OF Flora ". Bishop
Mr. Bishop rests at the Robert j
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia
pike, Arlington. Va. parking in rear
Services will pc held on Monday,
March II, at 3 pm. at Fort MyeI
Chapel Interment Arlington National
Cemetery In lieu OF flowers, please
mail contributions to the Heart Fund
10
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

vey often Q card Of Thanks IN
The Ster meets o aeed which con
hordly BE- solved r. any other woy
Not only is il 0 sroeious expression
Of gratitude 10 those Who hove sent
tlorol tributes but also eourteoUsly
acknowledges the services oad kind
nesses Of the mony TO whom o per.
sonel note Of thonks eonnot we'll be
moiIed. o. whose names and I'D.
dresses are not known. Insertion Of
cord Of thorks moy be orroneed
BY telephone TO The Stor. ST 3. 5000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Darn uf Chunks

BRIsc0E; ALICE Z: The family Of the
their sincere appreciation to the min
ministers. '" our church. relatives and
Kindness shown during the illness and
At the passing OF our F psASy SAMMY m1IYher
lily. Of MARY HENDERSON BURKE
wishes to express its sincere thanks
s sne as11e'aGR The L sRs Rsy Baptist
Church. the Rev. Walter A. Gray.
the Rev. Bingham of Portsmouth. Va:
to the nsTeh ssS ses snd
sions Of sympathy, use Of their cars
s nS all services during E eur F Tsssn be-
HUTCHINS. FANNIE. The family OF the
late FANNIE HUTCH1Ns wishes TO .ex-
press its thanks and deep appreciation
to the Rev. william Marsh, assista,n,
Church: Is ofacers members; the
John T Rhines. 4 Co. Funeral Home;
relatives and friends for their KING
Hg sassl$ cEoRcE HUTeHiss' AND
JAvINS, SAMUEL A.. JR. wish to-
acts of kindness the expressions Of
sympathy and condolences extended by
the family. relatives; neishbors anS
Of my beloved husband. the late SAM
ciaily to thank the Rev Mills of the
Oakland S @fE e SoIEsh r jRviNs
LEE. ROBERT E., The family Of the
their sincere appreciation to all ioi
flowers and the many other acts Of
kindness during their bereavement.
DECATUR. HARRY T. LEE. IL
the late BEULAH j LEFFYEAR wishes
TO- express sincere appreciation. to
flowers. cards, telesTams; donations; use
extended to us during our recent be-
LONG. DIR. HOWARD a. Tn. family
of the late DIR. HOWARD H; LONG
fulnsss and sympathy In 'ts beTesye-
daughter. ELLA {. SMITH. We wish to
tises friends snd ff neish6ors' durins her
illness and passing for their many
cards of sympathy and teleRrams and
H a: rs 9 Swirl E IRONS. kArHRrNEI
SMITH FLUID
WALKER. DOLLIE L. We wish TO ex
press our sincere appreciation FOR the
many messages Of sympathy, floral con-
tributions ana other acts OF kindness
from our friends and neighbors our
tns our bereavement. the death OF our
beloved wife and mother. the late
DOLLE l. WALKER; 90
SON. JAMES B. WALKER. JR:
DAuGHTER-IN-LAw. BEuLAH M
WALKER
WILLIAMS. GENEvIEvE B. We wish to
express our appreciation for the many
acts Of kindness and expressions o.
our friends and ministers OF neigh
borhood churches and our neishbors
during our bereavement due to ne
death OF our late mother, MRS
GENEvIEvE B. WILLIAMS
THE FAMILY. ZOE
WILSON. ROSS L. The family OF the.
late ROSS L WILSON wishes TO express
their sincere appreciation 70 the many
friends who extended their sympathy
and kind deeds during their bereaVe-
ment
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moesrats
prices, Open daily Sun, holidays Phone
nights. 900 l4th 81. NV. Ma. e.0I06.
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CEMETERY LOTS


PARKLAwN CEMETERY, near Rockville
4 plots; owner leaving town, must
sell. VIII 2-7l74.
CEDAR HILI--siteS 1. 2, q, lot 22s:
site 3. lot 22a; Garden OF Love Write
= DRAooo l405 Kimball, Rich
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, in the beau
tiful cloister crvpt,, for 2. 500 cash
Kentucky I'd, Leisure City. Fla.
IDEAL 4-PLOT CEMETERY lot, Ma
tional Memorial Park, Falls Church,
Va sac, $500 assume $50 balance
Call JE. 2.9s34. after 6 pm.
LOT In Chapel N section, Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. low price Write c 2.
IhagJoHvEs' 4S Cherry Acres dr. HsID.
FORT LINCOLN CRYPTs. in new. beau
iiful mausoleum, 2Oce on for cash; 2
or cryDts. RIA 6-4422.
SAVE $1,000 on Z lots in best section Of
National Memorial Park. Falls Church,
va. PERPETUAL care ia. 7-sb00
CRYPT FOR Z az beautiful National
Memorial Park or @ lots: reasonable.
XII a.ls57 or so s-7ss3
NATL MEMORIAL PARK-Wiii sasri-
ice o. tites. AP. 7-4i67.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th and Mass. Ave. NE. II. 3.520e
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance. 800
6l6 X ST. NE. Ii 3-46sO
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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SAMUEL j. PLEASANT. Members are
EDDIE NJ. EDWARDS.
HAYWOOD g.y.c.oI, Y. SLOANE GfS'.SE''' ~'''F''
PLEASANT. SAMUEL. Oficers and mem
oeTs o. Fidelity Chapter No, 10. .OEs;
s are hereby sE r9!ed e tSs dssih Of
resting az the Jarvis Funeral Home.
| 1889 You ST. Services will be con-
/ Quoted on Monday. March II. at m
! from Jerusalem Baptist Church, Goth
MARY r BROWN.
EDWARD D YOUNG.
Worthy Patron
RADCLIFFE. LAURA ANN. OF 1894
Eyarts s.. ne. on March $. 1857.
mother Of Mrs. Gertrude Costas. Mrs
Polly Smyser. Mrs. MARY Wilson. Norris
st % srHIcs. and rb. Charles Ra.
Home. 5l7 lith st. Sc. on Tuesday
March ~. 1857. at pm. Interment
Congressional Cemetery
REMBERT. SAMUEL HARLEY. on sat-
Hospital Arlington. va. SAMUEL H H.
REMBERT OF 2l4l N Court House I'd /.
ArlinEton' Va beloved husband Of
i RemSert, ir.. Alexsndfia, Va. MIS-
Frances Goetting Marion. Ohio. Roy. y.
and Donald Mosby, Remberl of the
s drsnd G Pfaf Il Tex MFs sr Ks
iathsr o. Donna LYNN RembeTt, Alley.
sndria Va Friends may cal. az the
t Arlington at AF ns s.sn HS%e x sae Tsis
win be held on Wednesday. March
Lat, y a. pm. Interment Natioral
ROBINSON. ETHEL FRYER. On sat
n N.Y. Y. ET frsh FRYER RoBrN scSS2i Ss.
voted mother OF Percy J. Robert and
GEORGE SeSrs: L. Robinson. nj, dIauehter Of
F pS F 81. 'G G q ph9 f Sy 0 aSs
,nslatiiyss and friends. After = pm.
cs e es at a she Jsr ss,y csspe Vii 4Ss
held Tuesday. March IL, at pm.
iniermsnt Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
RUBY CATHERINE MARGARET. ON
Friday. March -. 1857. CATHERINE
RaSyu, sIstes q Mrs. Mary Addv, "i Mrs Z
tralla, and DR. Alexander. Macleod OF
' 6ss. FGre cSss.i TEisPf p. %sy ss
% SqpF $. hs pHTkns css,eb s S ts:
Epi and.v , ssna and p ISIS. NV: on
M %en toI Book Greek Cemetery In lieu
tribptions be made 10 the CARRIED Me.
mortal Hoseital for Cancer Research
s Ss1.s ot ANNIE IE,I p On s,,I E;slssy
o. the RUPERT Home. mother n Of Mrs.
a. A. LanSilehto Friends may cali
AZ the, Nalley Funeral Home, 1900
Rhode Island ave; at Eastern ave. ne.
Funeral on Tuesday March le, At q
an. thence to ST Teresa's Catholic
Church, where mass viii be. offered at
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment 81 MaryS Cemetery. II
SHOAF, MARVIN MONROE. sR. On Sat
urday. March =. 1867. at Louhoun County
BoSpitsl; Leesbnre' Va. MARVIN MON.
Ruth Nightmares shOai father Of
clamorck and Patricia Ruth Shoaf all
q Leeshurg, Va. son OF Mite lee
bury, n G. and Glenn Ishosff o. y Forts Forts
tcrmcnt Salisbury N. e. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY Muse
A. Reed, LeesburR, Va. n
smROuT. MOLLIE NJ. on Thursday.
M1 Ma sRSouaT' y n' a Ncr No pS MoL
81 Arlington Va, wife o.. the late
II Roscoe NJ and s Franklin Shrout,
": Mrs Mary Naomi MoSsburg and
M, F s.sr o. vrd' %oS Of T0 Mo %cr 81
Fort worth. Tex She also Is sur.
vived by ten grandchildren and nine
sreat-srandchildren., Friends may call
:tr The s,y Ives sgInsrsl Hone esr WIZ
services al the First Christian chufeh,
100 Ieesburg pike. Falls Church. Va,
t.rmsnt National Memorial Park. 10
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cation o. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Lodse, No. so. 2. A. a M
has been called for 1890,
am SUNDAY, March 10. 1857
az the Masonic Temple. sol
18th st. NV, for the pur-
pose OF conducting the last
rites for our late brother,
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sister. EDNA NJ, HOLLAND.
DOROTHY M BOYpEN,
BLANCHE F. upDIKE, sssy. 10
NJ. r. dom. or wash.
ington, u G.. on Thursday, February
rs, 1907. Services at the Chambers
Funeral Home, JS0l Cleveland ave
Riverdale, Md, on Wednesday March
-. at . pm Interment Washington
National Cemetery.
JELLY. ALBERT v. OF OF New York
ave. ne, on March Z. 1857. husband
Of the late Margaret Waite jelly and
brother OF Andrew jelly OF ireland
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
~, AZ 2:30 . m. Interment Congress
sional Cemetery.
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ToRRILLO. PATRICK j., SIR. On Fri
day. March 9, 1857. at Mount Alto
OF 59o1 Knollbrook DR., Hyattsviiie.
Mo, beloved husband OF Louise M
Torrillo tnee Gauzza). father Of Mrs
Emily Davis and Patrick Torrfllo
y. Funeral from the Collins Funeral
Home. 1891 14th st NV, on Tues
day, March IL. at $50 a m REQUIEM
mass at ST. Gabriels Church at ia
am, IntermeDt Arlington National
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on Thursday. March = 49,, Al
Arlington HOSPITAL, ROBERT L TUBES
Of 3llg South 18th St. Arlington
and father Of Nancy and Ray tU. s.
Air Force, Alaska He also is sur
yived by father, Fred. and two
nrothers, Lewis and Llovd, all Of Ar
ungton, Va. Mr. Tuhbs rests at the
Robert J Murphy Funeral Home 1884
Columbia pike. Arlington. Va park
ing IN rearJ. Services will be held
At Arlington Methodist Church. 9Th
81, and Glebe I'd. South Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery In lieu
o. movers. please donate to the Heart
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DAVID HPW = pu : eH 4fRi s. Ms''f e
BUSSEY. MADGE c. On Saturday,
March 9. 1857. MADGE c BUssKY;
beloved wife OF Lonnie BusSev and
mother OF Lonnie J Bussey. N Serv-
ices az the W W Deal Funeral Home.
Ash" Georgia ave NV on TUESDAY.
March II. at II am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. II
BUTLER, SALLIE MAE, On Tuesday.
March 5, 1885,. at Freedmen Hospital
SAILIE MAE BUTLER, daughter Of
Leonard Sims and s,ster of Nathaniel
Thomas and Wilson Sims Remains
resting at Boyds Funeral Home, l':s
2Orh ST NV. after 10 an Sundar.
IL. at m. from the above funeral
home. Tnterment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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WILLIE. HORATfO. s. cRAcIE,

Friday March 8. 1857. at N. cirele
Terrace Hospital. Alexandria va.
HORATTO s. (RACiEl WILLIE. husband
OF Virgie A Willie and father OF Mrs.
Beatrice Habenner ard Homer Willie:
brother OF Mrs Beatrice Winston. Isaac
ana Joseph Willie He also is sur
yived by seven grandchildren Friends
nav call AZ the funeral home Of
Money & King vienna. Va. where
services will be held on Monday. March
a. pm Interment National
Memorial PARK Cemetery. Falls Church,
va. IN
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denly. on Monday. March 4, 1857.
CLARENCE EDWARD WILLIAMS Of
aiiS Minnesota ave ne. son OF Annie
Williams. He is also survived by other
relatives and friends After pm
Monday, March II. friends are invited
10 call at the Jarvis Chapel. l43e You
81 DIV, GraveSide services TUESDAY
March l2, at 1890 am. Arlington
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1885, >A NATHAN On B ThS5iqas 81 M 1851
North Taft ST. Arlington, va. beloved
husband of Tile Burch and devoted
father of Jacob L and Sidney NJ
Burch. He also is survived by four
grandchildren. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzanskv L. Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st NV. on SUNDAY,
March 10, at IL 80 am Interment
King David Memorial Garden Me-
moral week. $3.50 North Powhatsn
81. Arlinston. Va. 10
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n. Y, ETHEL FRYER ROBINSON. DE-. e..
voted mother Of Percy j. Robert and
George l.. Robinson, daughter Of
Fryer. She Is also survived by other
relatives and friends After pm.
Monday. March IL, friends are in
yited 70 call AZ the Jarvis Chapel, 1882
held Tuesday. March 10, at pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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POLICE PURSUE
STRANGE ANIMALS
IN WILDS OF D. c.

Northwest Washington sur
vived a brief outbreak of
strange wild animals" yes
terday with no casualties
and one capture.
Two minutes apart, iden-
tical police radio calls sent
scout cars to investigate "a
strange looking wild animal
in the rear Of" two different
addresses more than two
miles apart.
One lurked In the rear of
1900 block Of Spring road
NV. and the other behind
the 5000 block of Window
place NV.
Scout Car 101 found its
quarry had escaped when it
reached the Spring road
address. In questioning
neighbors, however. officers
learned 1t was believed to be
a squirrel they were after.
The squirrel. according to
reports, had been befriended
by q young girl whose affec-
ton took the form Of feed
ing 1t so many nuts II
swelled out Of normal squir-
rel-shape.
At the same time, Scout
81 effected q capture Of the
Window place predator. Pvt.
G. L. Bond report by radio:
"one possum turned over to
the Animal Rescue League.
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medal of Honor Winner
Dead, Body Unclaimed

In 1912 Mr.. Gowan retired
from the Navy and went to work
for a rope-making firm in
Queens. On Wednesday, seated
at his machine, he toppled over,
his head striking the concrete
floor. He was dead on arrival
at a hospital.
Police have been trying in vain
to contact brother believed to
be living in the city, and a mar
ried sister said to live in New
Canaan, Conn.
AS for the Navy, an official
said If the Navy enlisted active
officer here were notified, some-
thing could be done-there is a
special fund for such contingent
cies.
However. the Navy spokes-
man said. that office is closed
for the week end.
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Karrick Warns
Unc|ear Cafes

Restaurants will clean up or
be closed up by the Health De-
partment. Commissioner David
B. Karrick indicated last night.
Mr.. Karrick pointed out on
the WWDC radio program Re
port to the People" that one
"old-time Washington eating
place" was closed down already
because Of extremely unSatis-
factory conditions.
There are q few others where
the regulations viii have to be
enforced" he added.
Only recently. after q scathing
report by Q House subcommit-
tee, the chief Of the depart
ment's Bureau Of Food and
Health Engineering, Walter Bur-
dette. asked to retire. His assist
ant. William L. Cary, IT,, well
known for strict enforcement Of
health regulations. was named
chief.
I'm the long rum" Mr.. Kar-
rick declared. they (the res
taurant mem win begin to re.
gard the change as an improve
ment."
He added that now-as the
District begins to consider its
budget for fiscal l959-is the
time for physicians and others
interested in health In the Dis
trict to present their cases for
more money IN certain areas.