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Mrs. Mueller, Sc,
Wife of OfficiuI
In Commerce

Mrs. Frederick H. Mueller,
66. wife Of the Assistant Secre-
tary Of Commerce. died yester-
day in her sleep at her home
at 1901 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. Death was attributed to
q coronary occlusion.
Mrs. Mueller had lived in
Washington since her husband
assumed the post at the Com
merce Department two and a
half years ago. The former
Mary Darrah. she was a native
Of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller were
married in 1915 shortly after
they both were graduated from
Michigan State University.
They had lived in Grand Rap
ids. where Mr.. Mueller was a
furniture executive. before COM
ing to Washington.
Mrs. Mueller was a member
of the Republican Women's
Club, the Capitol Hill Club. the
Congressional Country Club
and the Episcopal Church in
Grand Rapids.
She is survived by her hus-
band; q daughter Marcia Of
the home address; and a son
Frederick E. of Grand Rapids.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete. Burial will be in
Grand Rapids.
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Burgess Smith
Rites in Georgia

Burial services are being
planned In Macon, Ca, for
Burgess Smith, 80. nationally
known inventor and chemist.
who worked for the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing from
1902 to 1919. He died Satui-
day in Rochester. N. Y.
During World War I, Mr..
Smith was credited with de-
veloping a passport that defied
forgery or counterfeiting. He
also headed key research prof.
ects designed to combat forgery
and counterfeiting.
After he left the Bureau of
Engraving. he joined the Todd
Co., where he developed pro-
tective devices for documents
and negotiable papers. In 1919
he designed an Identification
card now used to curtail activ-
titles OF foreign agents.
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Two Flyers Killed

PENSACOLA. Fla. April II
R.-Two Marine first lieuten-
ants were killed when their T-34
trainer plane crashed yesterday
about 6 miles northeast Of Sum-
merdale. Ala. They were iden-
titled as Donald D.. Weaver.
Niagara Falls. N. Y. and Lau-
rens B. Vanderhoop. q, Detroit.
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"a Senate seats up for election
In November.
North Carolina Gov. Luther
H. Hodges, a Democrat. will
appoint q successor 10 serve
until the election in November.
The Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee will nominate
the party's candidate for the
fall contest.
The seat occupied by Sena-
tor Scott had been held by
seven men In the last IL years.
He was the fifth North Caro-
lima Senator to suffer a heart
attack in recent years.
Mr.. Scott began his public
life as a county farm agent. He
served IL years as North Caro-
lina's agriculture commissioner
before winning q four-year
term as Governor in l948. He
defeated Alton A. Lennon in
the 1854 Senate race.
Mr.. SCOTS gubernatorial adj
ministration was marked by
the expenditure OF more than
5000 million for farm-to-mar-
ket roads and other millions
for new school construction.
The roads we're called Scott
roads" in North Carolina.
Prosperous Dairy Farmer
A prosperous dairy farmer.
Mr.. Scott drew heavily on sup
port OF farmers throughout his
political career and he never
forgot his rural background.
He opposed establishment Of
a third political party. He also
appointed the first Negro to the
State Board Of Education and
the first woman to the Superior
Court bench in North Carolina.
Mr.. Scott apparently had
made rapid progress after his
heart attack last week. for his
stah was planning a birthday
party for him today.
Senator Scott is survived by
his wife: two sons, Osborne, Of
1l3 First street NE. and Rob-
ert. who manages the family
farm; a daughter. Mrs. Mary
Kerr Loudermilk of Akron.
Ohio: four brothers. Ralph H..
of Haw River. DR.. Floyd Scott
of Burlington; Henry A. Of
Meband. N. c.. and Hughes of
Haw River; and four sisters.
Mrs. George L. Darlington Of
Burlington. Mrs. L. M. Smith
and Mrs. c. r. Hudson Of Ra-
leigh, N. c., and Mrs. Paul
Haesler OF New Brunswick, N. j.
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Irving Craig, 81,
D. G. Retiree

Irving Summerheld Craig, 81.
a retired employee of the District
Water Department. died Mon
day in Providence Hospital. His
home was at 1928 Huidekoper
place NV.
A native Of Greenwood, Va,
Mr.. Craig was employed with
the Water Department for 81
years prior to his retirement
last December. He was q former
deacon. trustee and usher Of the
Georgetown Baptist Church.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Sarah Tucker Craig Of the
home address.
Funeral services were to be
conducted today in the George
town Baptist Church. Thirty
first and N streets NV, with
burial in Columbia Gardens.
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Fathers Auto
Rams Into Son

A 2-year-old boy suffered a
broken leg last night when his
father lost control of his car
and smashed into the porch
where the child was sitting.
Arlington police said.
The father. Peter M. Kulik.
38. Of 1929 North Seventh
street. was backing into his
driveway about 7 pm. when
his shoe caught between the
brake and gas pedals.
When Mr.. HULK reached
down to loosen his foot, police
said, the car veered through
the fence and into the porch.
The right leg of the child.
Kelvin, was broken, officers said.
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Soviet President
Arrives in Poland

WARSAW. April II (P.-
Soviet President Klementi
Voroshilov arrived today for q
nine-day visit intended to stress
Poland's ties with the Russian
bloc.
With him was Ekaterina
Furtseva, most powerful wom-
an in the Soviet Union and
the only woman member Of the
Soviet high command.
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two sisters. Mrs. Marie M.
Thren Of Oaklawn, Nd. and
Mrs. Helen Schloer, Of Alt
krautheim, and IL grandchil-
dren.
Mass will be said at $50
am. tomorrow at the Holy
Comforter Church, 14th and
East Capitol streets Sc. Bur-
ial. with military honors. will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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W. Kerr Scott, 81, Dies;
North Caroline Senator

North Cardinals colorful
Senator w. Kerr Scott died In
q Burlington IN. c. hospital
yesterday as the result OF a
heart attack suffered last week.
He would have been 81
today.
Services for the tobacco
chewing dairy farmer, a DEM
ocrat who championed the
cause Of the farmer. will be
held at 3 pm. tomorrow In a
Presbyterian Church near the
Senator's Haw River home.
Burial viii be In the Scott
family plot In the church GEM
etery.
Mr.. Scott was elected TO the
Senate in 1854. He was a mem
Der Of the Agriculture and
Forestry, Post once and Civil
Service. and Public Works
Committees.
Senate Adjourns
Last night the Senate
adopted a resolution expressing
profound respect and deep
sorrow" at Senator SCOTS
death and authorized a dele
cation TO attend his funeral.
1t adjourned out Of respect
TO his memory.
Senator Erwin. Democrat Of
North Carolina. said Senator
Scott "never failed in his de-
votion to the people Of North
Carolina. He was a humble
and honest man. Time will
not erode his indelible imprint
on our State"
Senate Majority Leader
johnson, Democrat Of Texas.
declared Mr.. Scott was lone of
the most respected members Of
his party" He said Mr.. Scott
had q long and colorful career
which endeared him to all who
knew him."
Majority Cut TO l
Senate Minority Leader
Knowland. Republican of Cali
fornia, said. North Carolina
and the Nation have lost a
public servant Of true distinc-
ton. ] share with all members
Of the Senate the deepest feel
ings Of personal sympathy and
regret"
Senator Scott's death re-
duced the Democratic majority
in the Senate to one and put
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Gen. Solbert, 70,
Taught President

Brig. Gen. Oscar N. Solbert,
USA. retired. who was an in
structor Of President Eisen-
hover at West Point, died of a
heart attack yesterday in
Rochester. N. Y. He was 70.
Born in Sweden. Gen. Sol
bert came to the United States
in 1893 and was graduated
from West Point with honors
in 1910. He served as an engi-
neering instructor there from
1914 to 1917. Mr.. Eisenhower
was graduated in 1915.
Gen. Solbert served as an
aide to President Coolidge from
1924 TO 1926. During World War
II. he was assigned to the Of
fee of War Information in
Washington and later to Su-
preme Allied Headquarters in
Europe.
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Governors Aide
Eyes Senate Post
BY the Annotated Press

1t. Gov. Karl Rolvaag of
Minnesota said yesterday he is
available for Endorsement by
the States Democratic Farmer
Labor Party for United States
Senator but he is not trying to
line up any support.
The. party meets May 24-25
to indorse candidates for the
Senate and other Offices in the
September primary.
Representative earthly,
Democrat, has announced he
is a candidate for the indorse-
ment for the seat now held by
Senator Thye. Republican. Mrs.
Eugene Anderson. former Am
baSsador to Denmark, also has
let it be known she would like
the party Endorsement.
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was killed in action In Korea
In 1851.
Services will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow at the s. II.
Hines funeral home, 290l Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions TO the
Memorial Fund Of the Metro
politan Methodist Church.
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voGEL, JACK, husband Of Mrs, Lillian
Vogel and father OF Mrs Florence
Naham. Bertram voeel and Morton
Voael There viii be an unwilling OF
monumsnt 20 the memory OF the
80, 1888, at I 1 IN, at Mount Leba-
non Cemetery, pbOO RiegN road
Relatives and friends invited.
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DEATHS
Anaeuneements %
Services ~ Chambers
In Mrmnrianl

BEALL. EDNA NJ. In loving memory
this life sixteen years ago today,
April IL, 1942.
Just q line OF sweet remembrance,
just memory fond and true.
Just a token OF loves devotion
That our hearts still long for you
THE DEVOTED FAMILY.
CURTIS, JEANETTE, In memory OF
my mother. JEANETTE CURTIS, who
April IL, 1885.
/ think Of you in silence,
Your name l often recall.
For there Is nothing to answer,
But your picture on the wall
DAUGHTER, DOROTHY L. COL
ELEEf. IRENE GRAY. In loving re-
membrance OF our dear mother,
IRENE GRAY FLEET. who passed
away April IL. l047.
Although her soul Is now at rest
And Tree from care and pain.
This world would seem like Heaven
II she were here v 9ga nprN
HEN y NJ I1 a..Ey beloved " 0y Hs TiTH
year ago today. April II. 1867
West. you left me. oh. what blow,
4 pls5ssd n.S my heart zee. N, SssD i h.1
B Sht x,E a t0 ss street arm sh n i yGS
and hand in hand. and pray for
that beautiful shore, and walk the
pearly streets Of gold together. arm
dear sT ToD: snd in h s0Sr p 1 hSn ,hm1
so much Of the 10th. iIth and 18th
Proverbs, which says, who can md
q yirtuous woman, for her price
Il fer ssSSS: Tus does safely Ief h ifa.I
IN her, that he shall have no need
and not evil all the days Of her life,
and that Is what had in a wife
a wonderful wife. friend and aide,
One which was better God never
lost nad soul companion.
life linked with my own.
And day By day / miss you more
As walk through life alone,
nv. lips cannot tell what to say
GOD only knows how ] miss you;
only ood knows low M my feelins a'
'TiS hard 70 break the tender cords
When love has bound the heart:
would sacrifice all pleasures,
m coal Sp's have you Ss'n in my arm.
/ md that stars unseen by day
Shine through the darkest night
YG aUspA hSyiE SnRoRA6 NP W DE EEfM
HICKS. LUCINDA, HAYWOOD. ELLEN,
loving Remembrance Of our dear
RSYWoob ba HERE ias who dspsr aeS
this life April IL. 1885. and octo-
her 3 d iSSs rss ;pDti Also our
Sar s' IT, S'J 1874: EsTELLE. Hpri HA% 9,
1888, and MAIZE, June 1, 1888
Sleeping peacefully.
THE FAMILY.
'o memory UT q RopNEY Ai N JONES e rs
who, departed this life April IL
Let oil who knew him say a prayer
For he Is resting IN 1gd,S care
THOMAS, MABLE OVER. In LOVING
osRSry rH 8 y who %o' sspsr aAP mi
liie nine years ago today, April II
1910.
Love and memory INTERVENE to keer
Y6gE ~ DAuoHTER. RUTH C
TURNER. CHARLES, In loving mem
DRY Of my devoted husband
this life ten years ago today, Apri
II, 194S
Though the world may forget.
will bold you ever dear
As long as life and memory
Goes on year after year
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, LULA.
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Dratha

WILLIAMS. VIVIAN BERRY. on sun
day. Aprit Is. 1855, At the District
General Hospital, VIVIAN BERRY
WILLIAMS Of 1913 Howard I'd.
Sc devoted wife Of Mr. Roy VIII
iiams and beloved daughter OF Mrs,
Grace Berry. She also Is survived
By fve aunts, o mother-in-lav, Mrs.
Mary Mitchell Of chieago, Ill, and
other relatives and many friends
After 8 pm. THURSDAY. April ".
friends may call at the Robert q.
Mason Funeral Home. $500 Nichols
ave Sc. Funeral services on FRI
bells A. N Z. Church. Nichols
ave and Sumner I'd Sc. the Rev,
J W. Duckette oficiatinR Inter-
msnt Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WILSON. WILLIAM n. On wednes-
%iisSS e 1873 Lilo ll;s = =. ~. ~:
3 Wilson and brother Of Mrs.
Mrs. NaIjeri. White. Mrs Ldna
Cowans, Mrs Mabel Taylor and Miss
Isadora Wilson. Marvin. Clifton and
John d Wilson He also is sur
vtved BY other relatives and many
friends. From IL noon TO Q pm.
SATURDAY. April 10, friends are in
vited 70 call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home. 1920 9th 81. NV
Funeral and inteTment on Sunday.
April 20. at Aecomae, Va. 10
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Send Flowers to Comfort
the Lonely Hours

For those moments Of unacceptable aloneness--
flowers spread their welcome balm throughout the
chapel and home. Quietly, delicately, surely, their
beauty lifts the sorrowing heart. They provide
comfort that is singularly personal You can
always say 1t with flowers. confident that your
expression of sympathy will lessen the lonely
hours OF heartache.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Ven often Q cord Of Thanks N
The StoI meets o need which cen
hardly be solved In ony Other ~ov
Not only % u o atasious expression
N gratitude 10 those Who hove sen,
foFol tributes but also eourtsousl,
Acknowledges the services and
klndnsssss Of the mony 10 uhom
Q per=onol note Of Thanks eonno'
veil be mailed o. whose MONIES
end oddFeses ore not known
Insertion Of q cord Of thonks
mey be eronsed b, tslephons to
Ths Sto'. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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FAJARITO. PEDRO. On wednesday

April 10, 1855. at sibley Hospital,
PEDRO FAJARITo Of 1880 18th
st. nv Friends may call at the
14th ST NV inarkinR facil,iieSli
The holy sacrifice OF the mass will
be offered on Friday. April Is. at
St Matthews Cathedral, Rhode
Island ave. and 18th St, NV. at
am tor ne reDoSe OF his soul.
terry
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SMITH. MAMIE L. omcers and. mem.

bers OF the Ladies FiTst
Aid Union Of Churches.
Inc, are requested to as
semble In uniform at 1890
pm. Friday. April Is,
Community Church. 1919
nv for the nIKnnaR Of
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FOX, MARION CUyII.LIER. suddenl,

sibley Hospital. MARION cUVIL-
beloved wife OF William 7. Fox and
sister of DR. l. NJ cuvillier. ST
Mrs. J. Gran Smith and John @.
Funeral Home, ASH 18th ST. NV,
on Saturday. April 10. at $50
am. REQUIEM mass at ST. Ca
briefs Church at q am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Kindly
omit flowers. Is
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suRRouGHs. JOHN HERMAN. o

p MsSSnesdaay ApriI s ~. lbs IN
JOHN iO HERMAN hSIsi sUR HSfSotiS &c:
loved husband OF Airline sumner
Burroughs, father Of John s. and
lawrence z. Burroughs. brother. OF
William T. Burroughs. Pauline
also Is survived by I'VE grandchil-
dren. Remains resting at the Rob-
ert A. Mattingly Funeral Home.
l3l 18th st. Sc. after 3 pm.
Thursday. April II. Notice OF flu
neral later. Petersburg, Va, pa
pers please COPY
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cUMMINs. EnNA v. on r,lesdar

EDNA v. cUMMINs. beloved wife
OF the late Arthur II. Cummins,
mother Of Donald and Robert Cum
n ate JS SsSshtf a, OF , NSTand the
Smith. Claude Hill. Enla Robertson.
Bertha Kessler and Pauline Kelly
Funeral from the Taltavull Funeral
Home. 1908 l4th st. NV. on Fri
ices at the Hamiine Methodist
Church at pm. Interment Ar
linEton National Cemetery. II
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FRYE. MATTE S. On Thursday.

pital. MATTE s FRYE isSIr0o q 5 aGs6
Connecticut ave. NV, beloved wife
Lena Gudser, Nellie Patton. Elma
Nutty. Robert Strain of Washing
ton. d. c. and Arthur Strain OF
johnson City. Tenn, Friends may
call at the 8. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2g0l l4th st. NV, after
q pm. Friday. April rs Services
at the above funeral home on Mon
day, April Fl, at 1890 pm. (park-
Ing facilities Interment Airing
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'V On Aprii Hi IS isss. % wife ' of the ist:
Sheridan A Cook. mother OF Mrs
Robert r. LAWSON. sister. Of Mrs.
Ralphle Long. Mrs. Howard Hayden.
Mrs, Walter Lacey and Marshall
neral Home, 5l7 18th ST Sc.
until Friday. April IS, at a:l5
an. Mass at ST. Dominic's Church.
9Th and Z SITS. sv. at 10 am
Interment Washington National
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Hprii IS. i55s. a the Rails NS sSsins
HGpe E TasSsa a, Pa sIoo Nc KATE
Waring Z. Evans, mother OF Car
ence Judd Evans Services at the
s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l 14th st. NV, on Friday, April
Is. at pm. tparktng facilitiesI
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DAY, April n, 1865. at the resi-.
dence Of her son, 4307 Elm 81.
TINGLEY, formerly OF 4l29 Harri-
Jon Fredyiek MS ttHHsH m0' PfienS Is
may call at the s r. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 29Ol I4th st. NV.
Barking facilitieSl. Services will be
held at st. Columbus Episcopal
Church, 42d and Albemarle SITS. NV,
on Monday, April II. at 10 am.
lnterment Angel Hill Cemetery,
Havre de Grace, Md. 20
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DOZIER. ADA. on wednesday. April
10, 1855, at the District General
Hospital. ADA DOzIER OF l4S
Thomas St NV. Friends may con-
tact the family at Lincoln 6-OOJ2
ments by John d. watson Of the
District Mortieians Funeral Home,
1900 Vermont ave. NV.
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,AILEY. cLARECE c, Departed this
.p ~ Menqsyi APr 3, IA "a F INES.
son 81. nv. beloved vile Of Herbert
one sister, Mrs Carrie Jackson:
four brothers, William A. james
A. Henry and Walter l.. wright.
and other relatives and many friends
After . pm. Thursday, April IA.
friends may call At The me Frazier Frazier
ave. Nv. Funeral services on FRI
SosSSn SRai5 x 4. n l. E Zion church 4 e.
llth and coreoran- SITS. NV the
Rev. T. Franklin Jackson oiiieiat-
ins lnterment Lincoln MEMORIAL
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MCDONALD, CHARLES ERNEST. {

Monday. April Il, 1858. at hts resi-
ERNEST MCDONALD. beloved father
OF Mrs Dorothy Z Humphrey. He
dren and seven great-grandchildren.
Friends may call At the Takoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll At.
NV parking Opposite), where sery-
ices VII De heId on rriday. April ~,
Creek CpmetPry II
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bArrENFIELD. LEONARD. On Tues

so.Dt ARr LEoNAs sfs sa a fEGSiffnis
Of 4i0s South Dakota ave ne.
brother Of Paul Battenfeld and uncle
OF Rose Henkelman. Services at
the s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
% sgl tn T. n.V ;D.. 81 F i.siIi.
tiesl. Interment Prospect Hin
Cemetery. IL
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sTOCKETT, CHARLES A. A special
s s1i HI; { ,yLoggsssGoSy. M. Master;

STOCKTON. JOHN D. On Tuesday.
4ocRTo Sdi q ia5 SPT s.r: 5SaS 2
stock.o siO sSa issssT nS o. q Mrs. u1 hefena
g. shumaker and Mrs. .Jeniece @.
Allard: grandfather OF John Leon
ard and Charles Richard oawler.
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Car
roll ct. NV. parking opposite). after
3 pm. Wednesday. April l6. where
services will be held on Thursday,
April II, at II I'm. Interment
GEORGE WASHINGTON Cemetery.
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'1 asy Herl fI Is, fbSs, AuoSssrJss ': )
BARTEIs OF 1900 clifton 81. NV
beloved husband OF Edith NJ Bartels.
stepfather Of Robert H. Montgomery
and brother OF Mrs. Mary A. Anders,
Mrs; Teresa Z. Beckett and Mrs.
At the 8 H.. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 20Ol l4th ST., NV. on FRI
day, April Is, az $50 am. park
ing fseilitiesl: thence 10 ST. Paul
Catholic Church, 18Th and v SITS;
the mass will be offered at q am
. for the repose Of his soul Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. IL
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MAHONEY, HELEN NJ. On Monday

A Arr, a. ls5 . RTSSlasns 9, Hc y
queens Chapel I'd, Mount Rainier.
Clark and Joseph II Mahoney:
and Mrs. Ida Mudd. Mrs. Ma
honey rests at the Warner Z. Pun
phTey Funeral Home. e434 Geor-
gia ave, Silver Spring. Nd. park
Ing faeilitiesl. Mass will be offered
for the repose Of her soul on Fri
day, April is. at Q am. at st.
Ss sn,lin Cathoiise ,,S Cnursn; ,,a I5OO ~
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. IL
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MATHER. ELMER JANIS. ON Tus,

day. April Is, 1855, at Doctors Hos
pltal, ELMER JAMES MATHER Of
6al9 Woodside pl.. Chevy. Chase,
MSthep e'0TsS aiso ta s, 81 EnG y
granddaughter, CYNTHIA Mather:
brother Of Mrs. Ruth NJ. Mangold
Leroy A. and Ralph B. Mather
Services at the g, X Hines Co.
on Friday. April rs, AZ 3 pm.
parking facilitiesl. lnterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lieu OF
flowers, II Is suegested that gifts
be sent in mis- memory TO the Me-
mortal Fund OF the Metropolitan
Memorial MethodIAt Church IL
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DAY. April Il. 1855. Mamie KING ING
MADELLA. widow Of cornelius:
New Haven, Conn; Mrs. Mae Smith
Williams Of East OrAnge. N. j.. and
John Ernest King Other relatives
and friends also survive, After 3
pm. Thursday. April IL. friends
Home. 3se Rhode island ave. NV
where services will be held on Fri
day. April Is, at ! pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery IL
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day, April "a. lg5s, MRS HAIR
RIETT j. .0ARNETT Of 1890 Sth
Ethel Wilson and ivano Garnet.
brother of Paul Cleveland OF Balti-
more, Nd. She also is survived by
a granddaughter. Mrs. Barbara Gal
lloway. two observation-disclosures and
other relatives and friends: Re-
Son, 1887 10th st. NV, where
friends may call after 3 pm. Thurs
day, April II. Funeral services on
Friday. April is. at ! pm, at
Peoples Congregational Church, the
lincoln Memoriai Cemetery 70
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sMIrH. MAMIE L. Departed thi. NJ.

SMITH. MAMIE I. peparted THIS NE
L SMITH Of Ssos 18th 81. NV,
mother Of Lewis 4 Smith she also
Is survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Ham,. Af iour b1o ni m william
bishop Samuel. Douglass and RUS,
sell Humes: several mecca, neph-
sws. other relatives and friends.
sises 1 p% ThaIsdi .s'0 A ss M II
and viii lie In state ct the Park
Road Community Church. 1919 Park
I'd. nv. from 10 am. until 12:46
pm Friday, April le, the Rev.
John II. Kellman ofaeiatlng. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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denee, 1922 Maeomb St NV. on
April Is. 1855, mother Of Mrs.
Leon Bed ;ian. Alice and oarabed
Funeral Home. 3012 NJ ST. nv,
until 1880 pm. Saturday. April
10. Services at the Armenian
Apostolic Church. 50O1 42d st. NV,
At ! pm. InteTment National Me- |
mortal Park. Falls Church. Va. ISL
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THOMAS, MABLE OVER. In loving
memory Of my mother, MABLE
OVER THOMAS, who departed this
life nine years ago today, April II,
1g40.
Love and memory intertwine to keep
you ever near
YOUR DAUGHTER. RUTH C.