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Maj. John Thomson Darby,
Retired Air Force Officer

Funeral services for Mai,
John Thomson Darby. USAF,
retired, IS, who died Friday,
will be held at Fort Myer
Chapel at IL am. tomorrow.
Burial with full military hon.
ors will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
A native Of Columbia, S. c..
Maj. Darby was a 1914 gradu-
ate of Clemson College and
lived here at 1921 North Nine
teenth street, Arlington.
A descendant Of an old South
Carolina family, Mai. Darby
enlisted in the Royal Canadian
Air Force in World War /.
When the United States en-
tered the war. he transferred
to the United States Army and
saw active service in France.
In World War II. he served
in the United States Air Force
and had active service in the
European. African and Middle
Eastern theaters.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mildred Cross Darby: a
Stepdaughter. Miss Patricia
Daugherty of the Arlington ad-
dress: a brother, Preston Darby
and two sisters, Miss Liza
Darby and Mrs. Sarah Darby
Davis, all of Columbia.
After retirement from military
service, Maj. Darby was en-
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Texas Rites Set
ForW.H.Frunc

A special military ceremony
was held today at the Military
Air Transport Terminal for AS
Sistant Secretary Of Defense
William H. Francis, jr., who
died on Saturday.
Mr.. Francis's body was flown
to Houston, Tex, for burial.
Secretary of Defense McElroy
headed the list Of 10 honorary
pallbearers, which included
other defense department off,
Gals and high-ranking officers.
About 1875 servicemen took part
in the ceremony. The body was
given a military escort from
Gawler S funeral home.
Mr.. Francis, who was 43, was
Assistant Secretary for Man
power. A native of Fort Worth,
he practiced law in Houston and
had extensive oil and ranch in
terests.
Mr.. Francis was stricken
while playing tennis on the
Sheraton Park Hotel courts
Saturday afternoon and was
pronounced dead at George
town University Hospital.
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Charles A. Carlson, Engineer
And Veteran Auto Racer

Charles A. Carlson, 70. an
automotive engineer. and a
veteran automobile racer, died
yesterday at Suburban Hospital,
One Of the first Americans to
compete In the then infant
sport Of car racing, Mr.. Carlson
won the 1908 Brighton Handi-
cap In New Jersey. He also was
awarded the Gold Medal Of the
Academic Internationale d'En-
couragement for outstanding
contributions TO the develop
ment Of the internal combustion
engine"
Mr.. Carlson was always
interested in different mechani-
cal innovations. and held many
patents for his inventions. His
last one was recorded in l949
for a variable compression
engine.
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W. Hutchinson Dies;
ms Bureau ChiefHere

William X. Hute hinson.
Washington bureau chief for
International News Service.
died Yesterday Of a heart at
tack within hours OF the end
OF the news agency for which
he had worked for SO years.
Mr.. Hutchinson. SO. was
stricken Saturday night after
returning from New York.
where he conferred with ms
executives about the merger
Of the United Press Associations
with ms 10 form q new agency
10 be called United Press In
ternational. He died at George
town University Hospital.
Although the victim OF a
heart condition and In poor
health for several years. Mr..
Hutchinson was at his desk
every day.
Native Of Pennsylvania
He was a newspaperman for
IS years, beginning his career In
his home town Of Reading, Pa,
In 1913. He was a reporter.
telegraph editor and political
writer on papers In the East
and the Middle West before
Joining ms in 1920. He became
bureau chief here In 1899. when
he succeeded the late George
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American parents In Victoria,
Canada. He was graduated
from the University OF Okla
homa. and enlisted In the
Army In 1910.
After being commissioned in
i942. HIS first assignment was
with the Engineer School At
Fort Belvoir.
Surviving In addition 70 his
wife, are his father. John La
fon, and q sister. Mrs. J. c.
Stewart. both OF New West
minister, British Columbia,
and another sister. Mrs. d. o.
Miller OF South Pasadena,
Calf.
Services will be held At 2
pm. Wednesday In the Fort
Meyer Chapel. Burial will be
Harrodsburg. Ky.
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After being graduated from
Stevens Institute Of Technology
In Hoboken, N. j., Mr.. Carlson
owned his own companies
many times and, at one time,
was Washington representative
OF the Lukens Steel Co.
Survivors include his wife,
the former Anne Mulroe OF
the home address. 5604 Brad
ley boulevard. Bethesda: two
sons. Charles A. Carlson, IT,, Of
Coatesville. Pa, and John A.
Carlson Of 59i5 Sonoma road,
Bethesda; a daughter, Mrs.
Mary A. Duvall Of 1871 Lynn
moor drive, Silver Spring, and
seven grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Wednesday In the Robert A.
Humphrey Funeral Home,
Bethesda. Burial will be in
Chatham, N. j,
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Charles BobIett, 79,
Spanish War Veteran

Charles c. Boblett, 70, a vet
eran of the Spanish american
War, died yesterday in Mount
Alto Veterans Hospital after a
five-month illness.
He had lived with his daugh-
ter at 2511 South Twenty
seventh street, Arlington, for 10
years.
He was a member of the Ma
sonic Lodge Of Culver, Ind.
Surviving are his daughter,
Mrs. H. 2. Davis, and a grand
son.
Graveside services will be
held Wednesday in London
derry, Ohio.
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DuNHAM. EDNA A. on May "a. 1855
EDNA A. DUNHAM, beloved wife OF
John w. Durham, OF Galesville. Nd
and mother OF Mrs, Constance d
Spencer and R1bert a. Durham
Funeral services, Monday mOrnins
a. ~ am. from the Hardesty
Funeral Home, Galesvll,p Md iol-
lowed by graveside services al Fort
Lincoln Cemetery, BladensbuTs, Nd
AZ pm. %
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Lt, Col. John Lafon. UsA. IS
an Army photographic 'ofhcer
died Saturday in Walter Reed
Army Hospital,
He and his wife, Mrs. Mary
A. Lafon. lived az 603 DeLash-
mutt circle. Falls Church. Va,
Col. Lafon served In the
Mediterranean area and IN
Japan. He twice served with
the Army Map Service In
Washington. and his most re-
cent assignment was with the
ONCE Of the Chief OF Engi-
neers at the Pentagon.
Col. Lafon was born of
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Rf MsS a. EfF 5ss Hp Fife IL aof sf'f RSsN
Of New smyrna f Beach. Fla, (for;
wife Of cWo oeorse j. RYAN, sr,,
and mother of Mai George j.
Ryan IT,. Of Plattsburg,. N. =:
Shirley Bulka OF Kensington. Md .,
and Ronnie RYAN Of New Smyrna
Beach, Fla. Seven grandchildren
also survive. Mrs Ryan is resting
at the Settlers Funeral Home. New
Smyrna Beach. Fla. Funeral ar
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gagged in the real estate bust
ness in Arlington. He was q
member Of the American Le-
gion and the Retired Oficers
Association. tA
Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington. until 9
am. Tuesday. ti
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Emanuel Horowitz, Headed
Irvine's Sporting Goods

Irene Willen and Mrs. Jeanne
Sandson. A brother. Arthur
Harris, lives in New York, and
there are seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at Goldberg's flu
neral home, 4217 Ninth street
NV, and burial will be at
Mount Lebanon Cemetery. His
family will observe mourning
at his home during the week
and asks that tokens Of SYM
pathy be made in the form Of
contributions to the Cancer
Fund.
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CC IS. isS StO GEORGE e s5Rfhf be
loved husband OF Marie Corbin Of
B4l3 East Capitol ST. ne. Notice
OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY
Jarvis.
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1raths

SMILEY. CAPT. KENNARD r., usAF
Nd on May IS 1883. husband 81
Joan L., Smiley, father OF Randall
kennard Smiley. son Of Potter r
anq Agnes II. Smiley. brother Of
Wilma J. Jones. Remains At the
sisWiSnd ave-, I RiSerdaIs Tenn Ma. S SS9ii
Services al Fort Myer Chapel. at III
am lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. %.
STEVENSON. MORTON W. on Mon.
day, May 20. 1888, at hts residence
ls0l Calvert 81, NV, MORTON W
STEVENSON. beloved husband Of
the late Grace Irene Stevenson and
Remains rsstS Ss az MOS cSn s'f Tsnspn
Home 1891 l4th st.. NV Notice
OF funeral later
SUNSERI. Y, MARVIN. on Monday
May 20. 1898. ct his residence, l2g
Shoshone Or. Forest Heights. Md
X. MARVIN SCNSERI, beiove
husband Of Virsinia H.. sunseri
father OF John Marvin and Virginia
Marie sunseri, brother Of Mrs,
ana 0S MRS SNIP Dorothy 81 Sa sosSUrth Mo q
Aisxandris. Va. Friends may cali
At the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
and Massachusetts, ave ne, where
services will be held on Wednesday
May 20, az $50 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 81
THOMAS. INFANT. on Thursday
May %, 1858, INFANT THOMAS
Of 49a q st. NV, loving son OF
Dorothy and Lawrence Thomas
He also leaves TO mourn his passing
six listers and brothers, other rcp-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines a. Co
Funeral Home, 90l 1rd st. s.w.,
after 3 pm. Tuesday, MAY 20. In
terment on Wednesday. May rs, OF
Arlington National Cemetery.
URY. ABRAHAM N. on Saturday,
May "a, 1855, ABRAHAM NJ URY.
husband Of Ora Try Of 16-A o st
NV. Notice OF funeral later. Ar
nzements by Jarvis,
YOUNG. EDWARD NJ. on Friday,
May -, 1855, EDWARD NJ. YOUNG
OF 1860 wyoming ave. NV. beloved
husband Of Mrs Esther Young and
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Young. He also Is survived by one
son. i've sisters, four brothers.
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Tuesday, May %, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
on Wedne esd N Nav Is at ns:s d
pm, at the John Wesley Methodist
Church, Aauaseo. Nd. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
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GRAHAM. HAZEL ANGELO. o

and members of su-zu
Court No. II, L.O.SN A.,
%SMIN Inc, are requested to as
go semble at the S. H. Hines
NyNANI Co Funeral Home, 290l
14th ST. NV. at = pm.
on Monday, Nav &c, to conduct
services for our late member, HAZEL
ANGELO GRAHAM.
FRANCIS p SNOW,
Associate Princess.
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praihs

uLIAN Y. A special com.
muAcati0n OF Anacostia
Lodkf No, el,F. A. a, NJ
Il called Tor tuesday, Mas
"a, 1915, al igIn pm
20 conduct Masonic buriaI
services over the remain
Of Past Master JULIAN II
ny order Of the Worship
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GRAY, NORMAN A. On Thursday Ma

OhAf' NUNMAN 4, OF IuuIau1 ro,, 49,
Hospital NORMAN A. GRAY, Of ST.
Leonard, Calvert County Md. hus-
band of Olive Robinson Gray; father
OF Mrs. Theol Phears, Mrs. Gussie
Cheatham, Mrs virginia Bryant;
Mrs Corisa l. johnson, Dorothy and
Helen Gray, all OF Baltimore, Nd.
Davaid A and Rodney Gray OF st.
Leonard, Md. Henrietta, Frederick
D, Thomas and John Gray Of
WASHINGTON, D. c.. brother Of Mrs;
Leila Cooper of Baltimore. Md, and
surviving are eighteen grandchil-
dren and one great-grandson, and
many other relatives Friends may
call at the home. Funeral services
on Tuesday, May "a. 1858, At
pm. at the Brooks Church, Mutual,
Ma IntermanL chnrch cemeterN.
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Ok Ubb, ChhhULL -; ~ SnlHu IHIis :
Ma Ma sRR FsSS dR ST} bsI fof%sriy
Of Poolesville. Nd. father Of Mrs
Esther Roncaglione, Mrs. Mildred
Acosta- Velarde and Mrs. Emma
Mclean and brother OF Harry Grubb
Clyde Grub. Mrs ethel Spurrier
MAJ call at the Hilton Funeral
Home, GAINESVILLE, Nd after noon
Monday, May 26th. where. services
with be held on Tuesday, May 9th
at . pm. lntermeht Monocaey
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1858 at George washington uni
versity Hospital ROSE SHARP Of
111l Army-Navy dr., Arlington, Va,
wife OF the late Alvah CLYDE Sharp,
mother Of Mrs. Ella slade Of
B. Hill of Arlington, Va She also
is survived bv t1ve grandchildren
and sixteen great-erandchildren
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Massachusetts,
ave ne. where services will be
held on Monday, May 20, at s pm.
Interment Quincy, Ill,
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WNItWTNi NTItTl on WfdnfadaY
May ~, 1898, 81 her residence, pih
p nv, ALICE HATCHER, loylna
Wsteher and slsisr al Nj Juia
Moore. She also Is survived by one
dauahter.in.law, three nephews one
niece, other relatives and friends
Alter , pm Monday. May 20,
ffiendA may call AZ Johnson A Jen.
klns Funeral Home isOi Georgia
ave, NV Funeral on Tueaday May
Church. lin and sts. NV. liz
Rev d, Foy oiiieiating, interment
MoodinWn CfmeteFV
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May IS, 1855. at washington SAM
tarum and Hospital MYRTLE "
HARD'VICK. wife OF the late Rich
ard y. Hardwick, sister Of Thomas
8 Rogers of BeltSville, Md, and
William b. Roeers Of Denver, Colo
sister-in-law OF Mrs. Robert I,
Rogers OF Mount Rainier, Md
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st and MaSsachuSett It's
ave ne. where services will be
al pm Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery -
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Emanuel, Horowitz, So, gen.
eral manager Of Irving's. the
sporting goods shop at Tenth
and E streets NV. died Sat-
urday in George Washington
University Hospital.
He was stricken last month
with a cerebral spasm that
sent him to the hospital. In
recent weeks, he had spent
a part of each day in the
store. He lived at 1885 Fort
Stevens drive NV.
A tall gray-haired man with
a ready smile and a willing
ness to do almost anything for
anybody, Nanny Horowitz was
widely known and we'll liked.
He had a way of calling
everyone cousin" Most Of
those so honored reciprocated.
That gained them "the family
discount" in the store. and
that is how he became known
as Cousin" Horowitz.
Was Club President
Among his friends were sew
eral players of the Washington
baseball and football clubs.
Last year he was president OF
the Progress Club, a downtown
merchants organization.
Mr.. Horowitz was a master
printer in New York, an en-
ploye of the Printcraft Press,
when his wife died leaving him
with four little boys.
He wanted to get away from
the associations of his home,
and he came to Washington
and took a store job as a cloth
ing salesman.
Here he married Florence
Pach Of a Washington family
of several generations, the
Carriers. He became active in
the family club, which devotes
itself to philanthropic works
and calls itself THE Garner
Family Tree"
Member Of Masonic Lodge
He was a member of the
National Capital Masonic Lodge
and a World War I veteran.
He is survived by his wife
and four sons, Stanley, How
ard and Bernard Horowitz of
Washington and Maurice Sand
son of Bridgeport, Conn. His
mother, Mrs. Katie Horowitz,
is living in Bridgeport, where
there are two sisters, Mrs.
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wy5fIlF,s, on FoE,isSssg, Mly, s3 us.
sn s nO Ss,G'' and Pp ssoiS,r q 4, w
ID, Domer. Friends are invited
70 call Al the Bethesda-C CHEVY Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A PUN
phiev Bethesda, Nd Oraveside
an interment ARLINGTON National
cemetery Friends may assemble
Al Memorial Gate AZ a.i5 am 20
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Holmes after heading the bu.
reau's Senate stan.
Mr.. Hutchinson's news beats
are legendary.
He is credited with a clear-cut
scoop on the ofiicial announce
ment Of the end Of World
War II.
He was the first to report
that there would be no ruins
OF a mistrial at the celebrated
Scopes trial, when William
Jennings Bryan and Clarence
Darrow were opposing counsel
in the case Of the Tennessee
teacher accused Of teaching
evolution.
Mr.. Hutchinson directed ms
coverage Of national political
conventions from 1910 through
1856. Each time, he added 10
his list Of exclusive stories.
LOne-WOlf Reporter
He was known as a lone-wolf
reporter, with a stubborn de-
termination to dig until he had
all the facts.
The friend Of Presidents,
legislators and diplomats. Mr..
Hutchinson was a close friend
Of Vice President Nixon, House
Republican Leader Joseph w
Martin, jr., and FBI Director
j. Edgar Hoover. He also en-
ioyed the friendship of the late
President Roosevelt and of for
mer Presidents Hoover and
Truman.
A Washington Redskin fan.
Mr.. Hutchinson was a vice
president Of the city's profess
sional football team at one
time. Its president, George
Preston Marshall, was one of
his best friends.
Mr.. Hutchinson also was a
of the District of
Columbia bar. He studied law
at night early in his career
here.
Wrote Two Books
He was the author of two
books, THE Life and Works
of William r. Borah" and
Ten Days That Changed the
World" The latter was an ac-
count of the climactic days of
World War II. The late Sen
ator from Idaho was one of
his closest friends.
Mr.. Hutchinson was a vet
eran of World War I, and a
of the American Le-
gion. He received awards from
the Army, Navy and Air Force
during his newspaper career
for outstanding patriotic civ
ilian service.
He was a member of the
Gridiron Club, an organization
of so top newSmen, and was a
leading participant in the
clubs annual shows, He also
belonged to Sigma Delta Chi,
journalism frater-
nifty. He belonged to st. Mary's
Episcopal Church in Reading
A bachelor, Mr.. Hutchinson
is survived by two brothers,
Robert B., of Reading, and
Herbert, of Philadelphia. He
lived at 1903 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
The family asks that express
SionS of sympathy be sent to
the Heart Fund,
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by Joseph Cav
ler's Sons.
Services will be held at 8 am.
Wednesday in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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BROOKE, EDWARD ?. On saturda,

May "a. 1858. at the washington
Hospital Center, EDWARD p
Brooke: father OF Mrs. Harriet b
Garrett Of Arlington, Va. and Mrs
Elizabeth B. Hall OF Elmendorf Ar
Base Fairbanks. Alaska, Services
will be held at Gawler's Chapel,
1856 Pennsylvania ave NV, on
Wednesday, May rs. at 10 am. In
Ssmstsry ssnsv M sertnss hG VA
Friends NAV send contributions TO
Home for Ineurables. %
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BOLTON. ANNIE N. on SATURDAY. Ma,

"a, 1905, az baidWyn, n Z.
ANNIE NJ, BOLTON, beloved sistel
OF Mrs. Catherine Risko and thu
late Raymond A. Johnson. She u
also survived By a nephew, Raymond
Risko. Funeral from the DeNol fu'
on Tuesday, Nav "a, at y am.
thence 10 81. AIMS Church. MS
consin ave. and Yuma Al NV. wher.
requiem mass will be offered, al
$3.50 am. Interment C0lumbis
Gardens Cemetery. Arlington, Va.
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Kindness Lives On

Sometimes we wonder what is the right thing
to do on certain occasions. When you are
confronted with the question Of whether to
send flowers to funeral-let your innermOSt
feelings prevail Flowers are mark of respect
to the departed and comfort to the bereaved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
BoRLETT. cHARLEs G. on SUNDAY

May gS, 1865, AZ Mount ALTO Hos
pitAl, CHARLES G. BoBLkrT Of
2bii South eth a., Arlington, Va,
Bpanish-American War veteran and
member OF the Masonic Loose OF
culver. Ind. He Is survived BY one
grandson, Tommy DAVIS Of Arnng.
ton, Va. Burial will be at Boblett
Cemetery. Londonderry, Ohio, on
Wednesday, May rs, ~ 10 an. "a
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nooTu. WILLIAM q on slo4 I, a

Capitol Heiahts. Nd, on May IS,
1865. Father Of Aeroert l.. Booth,
sran1iatnnsr o. Dorothy Hsy .1,s.
Thomas; sreat-grandfather Of Larry
A. and Steven L. Haynes. Services
at the Chambers Funeral Home, .5l1
,1th 81. Sc, on wednesday, May
rs, a. 1 pm. lnterment Port LIN
coin Cemetery. y
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CARLSON. CHARLES A. On Sunday

MAY IS, 1858, CHARLES A. CARL
SON OF 1904 Bradley blvd. Be-
theSda, Md, beloved husband Of
6 ehasleS matte M John fiSo1 caris sne and
Vary a, Duyall. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A
Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd, on Tues
day May "a. from z pm. until 9
pm, where services will he held on
Wednesday, May rs, at . pm. In
terment Fair Mount Cemetery
Chatham, N. J. ~
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RRAININ, JACUB. on Priday, NAY Is

sh isSs. j iSs BRki hSdss' H osioysd
husband OF Sarah brainin. Services
at Jack Lewis Funeral Home, 2lOO
Utah Place, Baltimore, Nd, on Tues
day, May "a at 1 pm. lnterment
Workmens Circle Cemetery Ar
a Son Funeral Home, 42l7 9th
IT. NV. 20
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BURNS, MARTIN JOHN. On Sat.

urday. May "a. 1928. ct me Ma;
JOHN BURNS, beloved husband OF
Mary Z. Burns lnee Berry, OF 6s43
Eastern ave, Takoma Park, Nd
father Of John J. and James D.
Burns, Mrs. MARY b Reidy and
may cali At the Timothy HsnIon
Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia ave
NV. after IL noon, Monday, May 20,
where prayers will be offered on
Wednesday, May IS, at 9:30 am,
High requiem. mass at st. Gabriers
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited. In
lieu OF flowers, make contributions
to the National Cancer Institute
27
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%. ipss' IbS bERNsrEiS s'i Ssls ass
mother Of Mrs, ESther Manor, pr
Nathan BeTnttein and Norman BeIn.
stein q Prsderlek. Nd she also
SNYDER 81 Baltimoss, Ma and
David Schneider Of YOUNGSTOWN.
Ohio Funeral services AZ the Ber-
pard Danlansky a Sons Funeral
Homo. .35Ol 18th 81 nv, on Mon
day. May 70, a. 1 pm. Interment
Adas ltrael Cemetery. Memorial
$40.
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JALKeON. BENJAMIN LAuRENCE. or

Sunday May rs. 1855, ct hts resi-
LAURENCE JACKSON Of cuipeper'
Va son Of the. late Benjamin and
Alice jackson, brother OF the late
Mrs. Annie Miller and friend OF Mr..
and Mrs John Patterson. He also
friends. Friends NAV call after 4
pm. Tuesday. May %, at the fu-
neral home Of Alexander S. Pope
ala 18th ST. Sc, where funeral
services will be held at ! pm. on
Wednesday. MAY IS. Interment
lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 20
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JAMES. CLARA JANE. On Sunday Ma,

rs 1858, at the home Of her sister,
near Hillsboro, Va, CLARA JANE
JAMES Of Waterford, Va, wife Of the
late Minor l. James, and mother Of
Richard L. James of waterford, Va /;
Purcellville. Va Mrs. Lillian Bo-
ger Mason, Mr.. Elmer j. Boyer and
William l.. Boyer Of Lovettsville, Va.
She also is survived by one grand
child. Friends may call at the Muse
& Reed Funeral Home, Leesburg, Va.
where services will be held on Tues
day, May ~, at IL am. (ESTl
Interment Union Cemetery, Lees
burg, Va.
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RUsH. Emit, On SATURDAY Nav "a

1855. EMIL BUSH Of 1905 3iSt ST.,
Mount Rainier. Nd, beloved husband
of GLADYS Bush tnee Dulear1: father
Of Mrs. Sue Windell; brother Of r s.
Of Decatur, III; also survived by !
Rrandchild Friends may call at
Valleys Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
Island ave at Eastern ave. ne,
where services will be held on
Wednesday. Nav -, at 10 am.
ment Arlington National Cemetery,
vt IL am 81
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JACKsON. ANNIE I. nn sunhnr MI

IS, 1855, ANNIE L. JACKSON Of
~ Quincy ri. ne, beloved mother
81 Mrs. Alberta Hendrick and
Charles A. and j. Roman jackson
Also survivine are two brothers.
william n. and Roy T. Palmer, two
grandchildren. other relatives and
many friends. Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Mcclure,
Inc. %
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BUsCHER. ANDREW C. on Saturday

May q, 1898, ANDREW c.
BUScHER. OF. 4Sl5 WELLINGTON drive,
Bethesda, Nd. beloved husband Of
Agnes c. Buscher and father OF Mrs.
Marjorie Ekelund, Paul and Emmett
B. Mattare, Mrs. Ethel NJ. Bullough.
Ben A. and Alex L. Buscher. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd
serv ees on Wednesday, May 2S, at
Church, East-West highway and
Pearl ST.. Bethesda. Nd. where
requiem mass will be offered at q
am. Interment New Cathedral
Cemetery. Baltimore, Nd. %