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Porleys Forecast
On Hiring Negroes

The leader of the committee
of Negro ministers that spon-
sored a shopping ban Thursday
affecting five downtown depart
ment stores. said last night I'VE
are going back to the confer
ence table" to persuade stores
to hire Negro sales help.
The Rev. E. Franklin Jack
son. addressing a meeting of
the Federation of Civic Asso-
Citations in the District Build
ing, said the boycott was "a
show of strength" to demon
strate the economic power of
the Negro population.
He also told the enthusiastic
group that Il have reason to
believe we are at a solution
with the department store own
ers, but did not elaborate.
Victor r. DAILY, minority
group consultant for the United
States Employment Service,
said the hiring of Negro cleri-
cal help was hindered by the
lack of a fair labor practices
law in the District. He said all
Segregation barriers" so far
have been passed through liti-
cation, but there were no laws
to influence private employers
to hire Negroes.
He criticized several Wash
ington businesses for dis
criminatory practices" in hir-
ing, but also praised some firms
for beginning to hire Negroes
in clerical positions.
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COP. Convention
Called in Virginia

State Republican Chairman
y. Lee Potter today issued a
call for a State convention July
IL in Roanoke to nominate a
candidate for the Senate to OPP
pose Senator Harry F. Byrd,
Democrat Of Virginia. this fall.
Mr.. Potter also called a meet
ing of the @. o. p. State Gen.
trail Committee for April 26 at
Lynchburg.
Prior to the meeting of the
State Central Committee, there
will be meetings of the Precinct
Organization Committee, the
Research Committee and the
Finance Committee, along with
a conference of district chair
men with Mr.. Potter.
Other items of business at
the meeting will be the cleo
ton OF a national committee
woman to succeed Mrs. Cynthia
Zimmerman. and planning for
the State convention.
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Official at Justice
Gets New Post

Saul r. Gamer, chief of the
Court of Claims section of the
Justice Department, has re-
signed to become a hearing
commissioner at the United
States Court Of Claims.
Mr.. Gamer will take over the
$4,000 yearly position at the
court on Monday.
Hearing commissioners con-
duct proceedings leading to
findings of fact and conclusions
of law in claim suits against
the Government. The conclu-
sions then are subject to argyll
ment before a judge of the
court.
Mr.. Gamer was section chief
at the department for seven
years. He is to be replaced by
John B. Miller, who had been
his assistant.
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Jesse Van Wicket,
Retired Diplomat, Dies

Jesse +. Van wicket, 81. a
Foreign Service oficer for 26
years, died Thursday at Alex
andria Hospital after a heart
attack.
He spent most Of his career
in The Netherlands. When he
retired eight years ago he was
consul general in Amsterdam.
Mr. Van Wicket. a native Of
Brooklyn. N Y, entered the
Foreign Service in 1924 after
working for a trading company
in Shanghai. His first post was
trade commissioning in Batavia
(now Jakarta), Java. 4
In 1926 he was assigned as
commercial attache in The
Hague. When Germany in
vaded Holland in 1910. he was
reassigned TO Batavia as consul.
When the Japanese invaded
Java. Mr., Van Wicket returned
to Washington. and In 1874 he
was named first secretary Of
the Embassy to The Neither
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D. c. Youth Pleads
Guilty to Robbery

LEESBURG, Va, Mar. 20
Especially Joseph Earl Moore,
jr., 10, of the l400 block of Co.
lumbia road NV, Washing
ton, pleaded guilty to armed
robbery in Loudoun County
Circuit Court yesterday. Judge
Rayner v. Snead referred the
case to Probation Officer John
r. De Bergh for presentence
investigation.
Moore was one of five per-
sons charged with armed rob-
berry of the Grimes e. Simpson
radio and TV shop in Leesburg
last January 10.
! Commemorative Attorney
Stirling M. Harrison asked the
court to sentence Moore to so
years in prison. William P.
Mason. %. a companion of
Moore in the armed robbery,
has been sentenced to life i'm
prisonment.
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War Hero Pleads
Guilty to Robbery

Melvin R. Blair, often deco
rated war hero and former res
ident of Hunting Towers,
Alexandria, yesterday pleaded
guilty to armed robbery at
Salinas. Calf, the Associated
Press reported.
The charge stemmed from
an alleged attempt to steal the
Bing Crosby golf tournaments
$4,000 receipts.
The retired Army lieutenant
colonel, who lived at Hunting
Towers from September, 1856,
to April, 1857, originally had
pleaded not guilty.
Superior Court Judge STAN
ley Lawson set sentencing for
April 81. Charges o! assault
with a deadly weapon and
burglary were dismissed. and
Blair was returned to jail pend
ing sentence.
Pentagon records show that
Blair was awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Cross twice,
the Silver Star, the Bronze
Star three times, the Air Medal
and three Purple Hearts.
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D. c. Ranks Well
In Traffic Safety

The District shows up we'll in
a Nationwide examination of
traffic safety.
This was revealed today as
the National Safety Council
reported another monthly de-
cline in traffic deaths.
Washington was ranked
ahead of st. Louis and San
Francisco in a comparison of
traffic deaths in cities with
populations of from 750, 900 to
i million. The cities were
ranked according to the num-
bed of deaths for each 10000
registered vehicles.
Detroit led cities of more
than l million in population,
The Council said there is a
direct relation between the i'm
proved traffic record and the
increased effort and activities
by public 1fficials. traffic con-
troll agencies and the automo-
tive industry to make safer
cars and de-emphasize speed
in advertising.
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Boy 10, Charged
In Purse Snutchinq

The description given by a
victim of a purse snatching last
night resulted in the arrest of
a 16-year-old boy within 20
minutes. He was charged with
the theft.
The victim, Mrs. Virginia
Dawson, 20, of 1882 Brentwood
road NE, was robbed of her
purse, containing 90 cents and
a fountain pen, at Summit
place and w street NE.
From her description of the
boy who took it, Pvt. E. w.
Moreland of the Traffic Di-
vision, arrested the 16-year-old
at Second and T streets NE.
He denied the theft. but had in
his possession the fountain pen,
police said.
He was charged with rob-
berry and was sent to the Re-
ceiVing Home.
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Joseph Z Shorkey, 81,
Foreign Correspondent

BOSTON. Mar. % up. -
Joseph 3. Sharkey, retired for
eign correspondent who served
with the Associated Press for
40 years. died of pneumonia
early today at Peter Bent
Brigham Hospital. He was 81.
Mr.. Sharkey covered wars,
riots, revolutions, assassinaA
tons, coronations and many
other top news events through
out Europe and Asia. After
World War I he reported inter-
national conferences in WASH
ington, Genoa, The Hague.
Lausanne, Locarno and Geneva.
At Geneva he chronicled the
rise and fall of the League Of
Nations. He was a confidant
of world statesmen.
Born in Cambridge March ID,
1877. Mr.. Sharkey was a grad
uate of Harvard in 1899. In
1913 he married Beatrice Lau-
rams Of Paris. She was a de-
scendant of one of, Napoleon's
staff officers. For many years
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his wife accompanied him on
his journeys. She died in 1856.
Mr.. Sharkey joined the AS
ISOLATED Press in 1898 as Cam
bridge correspondent while still
Ia student at Harvard and
worked also in the Boston Office.
In 1907 he was sent to Paris
to begin his Nlong foreign serv-
ice. He was placed in charge
of the Tokyo bureau in 1918.
Eight years later he became
head Of the Paris office, where
he remained until 1888. That
year he went to Geneva to d.
rect coverage Of the League of
Nations.
III health forced his retire.
ment at the close of 1887.
Mr.. Sharkey entered the
Massachusetts General Hos
pital here last autumn and
later was transferred to the
Peter Bent Brigham.
He is survived by a stepson,
Leon Laurans. and a niece,
Mrs. Arthur H. Doyle Of Bel
mont. Mrs. Doyle's husband
said Leon now is in France.
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lands government in exile OF
London.
He was appointed CONNER
cial attache in The Hague in
l945 and became consul general
in Amsterdam two years later
After his retirement, Mr.. Van
Wicket settled in La Canada.
Calf, but moved to Washing
ton in 1885. He was a member
of Diplomatic and Consular
Oficefs Retired.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Lillian p. Van Wicket, Of
Hunting Towers, Alexandria: a
son. Jesse f.. jr.. of San
Fernando, Calf; a daughter,
Mrs. Doris Berger Of 622 Gall
weston street Sc; q sister, Mrs.
Alexander Brown Of Rosslyn
Heights, N. r.. and six grand
children.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Cunningham
funeral home, Cameron and
North Alfred streets. Alexan-
dria. Burial will be private.
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1t is legal to make a left
turn with a left-turn arrow
from the right side of the
streetcar loading platform at
Fourteenth and K streets NV,
Chief Judge Leonard P. Walsh
ruled yesterday in Municipal
Court.
Judge Walsh's decision fol-
lowed a study of legal opinions
submitted by Defense Attorney
Gilbert r. Giordano and AS
sistant Corporation Counsel
Louis p. Robbins. Clark King,
head of the Corporation Coun-
sells office at the court. said
he would continue to prosecute
similar cases.
Yesterdays case involved
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F. S. Strunuhun,
Former NRLB Aide

F. Stewart Stranahan, So, a
former trial attorney with the
National Labor Relations
Board, died Thursday at his
home in Merchantville, N. j.,
following a heart attack.
A native of Providence, r. l..
he came to Washington during
World War II as assistant
general counsel of the once OF
Price Administration. After a
period Of service with the
NLRB, he Joined the once Of
Price Sterilization as associate
chief counsel in 1850.
He returned to the NLRB in
1858 and served until last year.
when he became hearings ex-
aminer for the Department Of
Health, Education and Welfare
in Philadelphia. 4.
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Court Backs Driver Ticketed
For Left Turn at 18th and K

william M. Siegel. 81, of 1923
Wisconsin avenue NV. Mr..
Siegel, an American University
student, was accused Of making
an improper left turn west onto
K street last December 3.
Mr.. Giordano argued that the
turn from the right side of the
platform neither impeded traf-
flc nor created danger.
Mr.. Robbins argued that the
regulations clearly specify that
left turns must be made from
the lane nearest the center
stripe. Other Traffic Court
Judges have consistently ruled
that a left turn from another
lane is a violation. he pointed
out.
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Anna Sakaloris of Greece, and
six grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Hines
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, after 4 pm. today.
Services, will be held Monday,
2 p.m,, at st. Sophia Greek
Orthodox Church, Thirty-sixth
street and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
The family requests that
tokens of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
st. Sophia building fund.
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lin Mrmnriant

BkOWN, JAMES n. In loving mem :
S Srothe e "a S0 a BRo 5Sn w aRo
left US four wears ago today, March
Loving and kind in all his ways,
- Uprigh. and Just to the end of his
SINGER. and kind in heart and mind,
:. behind,
LOVING WIFE, CHILDREN AND
BROTHER, CARRIE. GERALDINE,
EERRHHESTINE AND PHIL Up
FORD. ANNA G. In memory of our
parted this lie six years ago today.
March 20. 1882.
We have only q memory. dear
We cherish our whole life through:
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory Of
HER LOVING CHILDREN AND
HARRISON, WILLIAM 8. Sacred to
loved father. WILLIAM s. HARRi-
tSentysfiSe s Years aso today damn March lsa
30, 1888. at
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, HELEN
JOHNSON, MARY B. In sad but io,.
ing memory Of our dear mother,
MARY B. JOHNSON whom God
March H ". 1865. knniSer nsH mass mass
at the Epiphany Catholic Church
You we're, like an extra good book
lent to US TO read and enjoy. We
read the stories Of love. faith, un-
dersssndine. sentences. kindness.
Sssin and again, and E then we Y hsd
TO return you, TO God, the Almighty
FRANCES AND WILLIAM WESTON,
HENRY AND MARY SHEPHERD.
JOHNSON. MARY b. In loving mem
% SI q our MA dsSr RotheF sd r1 Who
passed avav eight years ago today,
March 20, 1880.
Throuehout the years,
Not for today alone.
Your place within our hearts
co RAN AND '0H BERTHA STa GUERRA
JONES s,,r E LOB In b lSylng %oe%SEy
who departed this life nine years
ago today. March 20, 1910.
The world may change from year
And friends from day to day.
But never will the one l loved
YouRR LOVING 5'fiSSs Z c Rhis REM DANIEL
1 JONES AND VIOLA SMITH.
ROBE, EVA ". AND ROBERT p. In
Eva v ROBE, who departed This
ato eisn ass I ssas5s ago. MsTsh g
RoBB, who left US seven years ago.
January 10, 1851.
Deep IN our hearts memories are kept
Oh the ones we loved and can never
DAUGHTERS, LUCILLE AND PAU.
March *. iSS4." "''eo away
Although our paths lie far apart,
You live forever in my heart.
YOUR WIFE. CARRIE sIMMs.
TILGHMAN. JESSE. Sacred to the
JESSE IfLoHMAS. who n entsrsd
M isTnsi an Ite i sleyen years ago tOday'
Burns unfickerine, bright and true.
ELIZABETH l., TILGHMAN.
TYLER. LOUIS EDWARD. In ioyins
niemorv Of our dear son and brother,
LOUIS EDWARD TYLER. who went
e Heaven ioqr years ago today,
MaICH ~bs lNois
A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved Is stllled.
A place II vacant In our home
which never can be filled.
God gave US strength to bear II
And courage to meet the blow:
What II means 70 lose you, son,
This world will never know.
Your memory Is all we have nov
Since God called you 10 rest,
And those who think OF you TO-DAY
Are those who loved you best
LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER
Mr. AND MRS OB1E TYLER
AND FAMILY.
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ChorIes Town Man
Dies in Car Wreck

John E. Berry, rs. of Charles
Town, w. Va. was killed in an
auto crash early today on
Route IT, three miles east Of
Winchester. Va.
State police said the victim
was a passenger in a car driven
by Walter L. Cooper, Route Q,
Purcellville. Police said Mr..
Cooper and several other pass
engers were injured when the
car went out Of control and
overturned.
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Nnurilitrn

H e an s unysin AL p monument ns5s
to the memory Of the late SHIN
3 ALBERT FELDMAN at Mount Leb-
anon Cemetery, $500 Riggs rd.. on
Relatives and friends are Invited,
KRAusE. LENA 3. An unwilling Of
q monument to. the memory Of the
or Pau H Krause, viii be held on
Sunday, March 80, 1 9os. at III M,
at King David Memorial Garden,
Falls Church. Va, Friends and rel
atives are invited
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--4
si,ss yalq ps.,i 500 sell s57s.a,LL.,Mnn
Beach. Fla ~,
CRYPT BURIAL RIGHTS t2). Fort
each. make offer. AID. 4-2sl4.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-
Choice site for 4, terms cash JE,
3-g352
FORT LINCOLN-Desirahle site Of ,
graves, chapel section ma sacrifice
ter quick ale. EN-. 31A7l.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriunl

Crematorlun
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii 3-52UO
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r ST NV. NO. 7-0123
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In @Rmnrtanl

BEVERLY, MARY, In memory of our
dear mother, MARY BEVERLY, who
passed away thirty-four years ago
today.
Though thirty-four years have
w. s,iII ss eher,s hnI Inc sOs sweet memory
of your love and care;
Our hearts stu ache for you,
''H TIE cHrl9REN.
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DEATHS

Announcements of
Services ~ Chambers
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DORAM. HUGH HANCOCK.

DOnhms NUN nANkOChs On
HANCOCK DORIAN of 80 Under
wood pl .n,w. beloved husband Of
Mrs. Fumiko Doram, devoted father
Of Keiko, Keith and Karyl Doram.
! brother Of Mrs. Dorothy D. Penn,
Mrs. Ruth p. Dunn of Baltimore,
Md Mrs. Loretta D. Richardson
Of Compton. Calf. Mrs. Gienna d.
Reynolds Of Baltimore, Md: Arthur
/. Of Chicago, ILL.,: T. Madison Of
Las VEGAS, New: James e. OF Chi
cago, H.: Roscoe M. Ralph W.
Md. He also Is survived BY nIeces,
nephews, other relatives and many
friends. After 5 pm. Monday,
cali al the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
5 & M where funeral services will
lnterment Carver Memorial
Cemetery. Family NAV be contacted
at 1910 Allison st.. NV. tBalti-
more, Nd, papers please copyD II
ERGOOD, BLANCHE X. On Friday,
ERoooD Of SEGA 9th Sc. NV. be-
loved wife OF the late Jesse l.,
Ergood, mother Of Allen NJ and
Ralph X. Ergood, sister OF Mrs
lie Claire Sooy Of Atlantic City,
N ], Services at the s. II. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 2901 l4th St
NV on Monday, March 81, at /
pm parking facilitiesl. inerment
Glenwood Cemetery. 80
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DONALDSON, LEILA Z. suddenly. OF

G Friday, March A IS. 1883 Ssoea al h Gr
residence, 1923 LIST st. ne, LEILA Z.
DONALDSON. wife Of the late Harry
G. Donaldson, sister Of Mrs. Fleda
NJ. Jahnke. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Monday, March 81, at
! pm. Interment olenwood Gene
terry 40
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PAULINE hi q f r0EEM an. ,
LENA JONES, Chief Scribe.

HARRINGTON. GERTRUDE. The P.
AN Knlshts Templar Crusade
? GERTRUDE Il ARRiN 9.
~ TON, and wish you to be
present on Sunday, March
80, 1858, at z pm, at 904 8
st. NV, in full uniform
p. D. SMALLWOOD, Secretary.
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DOROTHY B. HAWKINS.
EsTELLE C. BRiscoE. Fin. secy

GERTRUDE O. Of
]; ]: ! ! ]
- ncers and true daughters Of the
IN Past Most Noble Governor
NJ Chamber, No. 2, G. U. o. Of
IN Odd Fellows, are hereby nOtified
of the death of True DAUGHTER
~ GERTRUDE o. HARRINdToN.
1" Chamber services on Sunday,
IL March 80. 1858. at z pm, at
~ her late residences. 904 s st.
NV. Funeral on Monday. March
Zion Church, 18th and Corcoran
sts. NV. ct 1870 pm. Wear all
black, white eioves -
PAULINE n FOREMAN, =
Chief Grand Ruler.
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LILA ADAMS. on Friday,
March rs, 1858, at the residence o.
her daughter,- sos Westcott st., Pals
Church, Va, LILA ADAMS MAHON,
ROther Of MIS- Elizabeth 9, M
B. Hisht, Mrs. Barclay Adams
Greene, jr., and Miss Elizabeth
Mahon Hight She also is sur
yived by two great-grandchildren
chapei iSss Pa Se ave- Nel0 NV. on ONION Mon
day. March 81, at pm. Inter-
ment OAK Hill Cemetery. 20
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GERTRUDE O. Of
f1cers and members Of Catcher
Court. No. 2. Heruines Of Jericho,
AZ. hereby notified to assemble at
so, 1865, at 2 pm, for the purpose
Of conducting burial services for
the late p NJ. A. NJ GERTRUDE
o, HARRINGTON. Funeral services
Al DC ne' at II the M gohn we MeTch n
Z, Zion Church, 14th and Corcoran
SITS. NV. BY order of the Most
Ancient Matr0n
ESTELLE WILSON. M. A. NJ.
LAWRENCE GREEN, M. W. ],
Mi nnEn 6n0QnV
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March 20, i95s, MARGARET De.
VINE Of ,313 Peabody s.. ne;
Of San Francisco, Calf, and aunt
of Mrs. Catherine M Dougherty.
Friends may call at the Nalley
Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode Island
ave, at Eastern ave. ne, until 10
pm. Saturday. March 20. Inter-
ment Elizabeth, n j.
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FIN. Secy. 80
WILKINS, ALMA BURRIs. on Fri
day, March %, 1858, at the WASH
ington Sanitarium and Hospital,
ALMA BURRIs WILKINS Of ggQ7
Sutherland dr., Silver Spring, Nd.
wife OF Aubrey L. wilkins, mother
OF Mrs. Marshall Dick and sister
OF Mrs r. Bernard Stinespring.
There also Is one grandson. Mrs
wilkins rests At the Warner Z.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434 Geor-
gia ave. Silver Spring, Md. where
services will be held on Sunday,
cilitiesl. Interment private. 30
Day sMNs6 5Sh "a IsSS Slrr A. yienR Ss.
loved husband Of Edith s, .zeigler,
father OF Lawrence s. zelgler and
brother Of Mrs. Velma Walker, Mrs.
Violet Smith and Mrs, Virginia
May Totten. He ALSO Is survived
and two grandchildren Friends
Funeral Home, III Maple ave. West,
Vienna, Va, where services will be
held on Tuesday, April l, at 1:i5
pm Interment Arlinston National
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MINOR. KYLE LANCELOT. on Friday,
March 2s: 1865, at Arlington Hospi.
ial, KYLE LANcELoT MINOR OF
sGa Mrs xf S %sS Gff nnc SGn b S pr
q William J., IT,, and Laird j.
Minor. He also Is survived by his
paternal grandmother. Mrs. L. l..
Minor Of Kansas City. Mo-, and his
maternal grandparents, Nj. and
Mrs. Perry l.. Nay Of Idaho SPRINGS,
Colo. Friends may cali At the Ives
Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd /,
Arlineton, Va, Notice Of Alneral
arrangements later.
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CROOKS, LAWRENCE p. A special
% Communication Of National
IN Lodge, No. IL, r. A. A. NJ,
IN is hereby called for Mon
M NO day, March 81, 1855 at
EOX 12:45 pm. at the Masonic
NV Temple, for the purpose Of
W conducting the last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother,
LAWRENCE p. CROOKS.
-. JAMES @; FRYE. W. N;
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VAN WICKET. JESSE FREDERICK. On
Alexandrla Hospital JESSE FRED
ERIcK VAN WICKET. Of Hunting
band OF Lillian Perry Van Wicket.
father Of Mrs. Doris Van Wicket
Berger and Jesse r. Van Wicket, jr !,
and brother OF Mrs. Alexander
Brown. Funeral services at the
Cunningham Funeral Home. Cam
eron and Alfred SITS. Alexandria,
Va, on Sunday, March 30, at 2
pm. Interment private.
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1 ~ 1853 iN JOHN " w. n LUNG Of M 1888
South Thomas ST., Arlington, Va.
and brother Of Mrs Ralph Henntngs
Of New York City. N. p, and Mrs.
Peter Williams Of Amherst, Va.
Friends may call at the Robert j.
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 Column
bia pike, Arlington, Va. (parking
in rear), where services will be held
at las pm. Monday, March 81.
Interment Arlington National Gene
'terv. 30
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THURSDAY, March "a. 1855 a LAKE. II
Crooks. husband Of the late Wi,
helmina Crooks. Friends may call
at the Takoma Funeral Home. 254
Carroll st. NV parking oppositel,
after pm. Sunday, March 30,
where. services will be held on Mon
day, March 81, at . pm. Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery. tRich-
mond, Va, papers please copy.l 80
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HAkkIET RICHARDSON. On
ss99 Helm mn. Hospital, HARRIEVTr
Klingle I'd. NV, beloved wife Of
William Daniel Searie and mother
81 Wllliam Riehardson Searle Of
3. p. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2eoi
18th st.; NV. on Monday, March
81, at pm. (parking facilitiesl
tnterment Arlington National Gene.
tefy. an
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WELLS, ALICE MIDDLETON. otncer

and members Of Grace
Tabernacle, No. 81, A.
I. o. Of Moses, are hereby
notified Of the death Of
Sister ALICE MIDDLE
TON WELLS. Funeral
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GEhIHUuE. Inc
N Marie !. Smith Grand
4 RS Guild. H. T. c.. invites all
f5S oficers Sunday, March 30,
e 1888. at z pm, to 904 s
st. NV. for final service,
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JONES M.s:D 5 s9 ;ss q o, on Thg 1oSEs
Of 1921 Kalorama I'd. NV, beloved
Mrs Miriam Hurd Of washington.
d, c., and Mrs. Hattie Walmsley
Of Dayton, Ohio. Private services
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A. Humphrey.
Bethesda. Md. on Saturday, March
90. Interment Rock Greek Gene
tery. 20