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MissNaryCox,
Choir Mother

Miss Mary Berkeley Cox. SO,
descendant of two Georgetown
mayors. died Friday at her
home. 30l0 Thirty-second street
NV.
Miss Cox was born in Stoke,
Loudoun County. Va. She was
the daughter of Richard Smith
Cox. a major in the Confed-
crate Army, and Mary Lewis
Berkeley Cox. Both her grand
father, John Cox, and her great
grandfather, John Threlkeld,
were mayors Of Georgetown.
She spent most of her life in
the District and was active in
church affairs. She was choir
mother at both st. Paul's
Church and Washington Ca
thedral. Most recently Miss
Cox was q member Of All Souls
Memorial Episcopal Church.
Survivors include a sister,
Miss Eva P. Cox, Of the home
address. and three nephews.
Funeral services viii be at z
pm. tomorrow at the Thirty
second street address. Burial
will follow in Rock Greek Gene
terry. @
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W. E. Perry Rites
ToBe Held in DC.

William E. Perry, Al, New
York publicist whose sister, the
late Miss Mary Pauline Perry,
was q Washington newswoman,
died Friday at his home In
Stamford. Conn.,, according to
friends here.
His sister died March IL,
1857. after q career In news
paper and public relations
fields. She was former public
ity director for The Stars sta
tons. WMAL and WMAL-TV.
Mr.. Perry Is survived by his
widow and q daughter, Miss
Julie Perry, both of Fayette-
vile. Ark. and his mother,
Mrs. Pauline Perry. Of 1927
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Services will be at the
Church Of the Epiphany, 1917
G street NV. at 10 am.
Wednesday. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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XXX Signs
Await Reilly

MONTGOMERY, Ala. April
5 @.-Large xxx" signs
were painted on Montgomery
streets as Negroes prepared. to-
day for an Easter Sunday mass
meeting protesting the execu-
ton Of q convicted rapist.
Police said they had no In
formation on who painted the
signs during the night. Twenty.
five to 80 signs about three
feet high were painted on the
streets. including seven or
eight ip the immediate vicinity
Of the State Capitol where the
rally Is planned. =
One Capitol guard said he
saw some men painting one Of
the signs but was unable TO
identify them. He made no re-
port Of the incident because 1t
didn't occur on Capitol grounds.
Traffic laws will be enforced,
but the city planned no inter.
ference with the assembly.
City attorneys checked the
city code and found nothing to
prevent Negroes from meeting
in peaceful assembly at the
State Capitol.
Thousands Of unsigned circu-
lars have been distributed
among Montgomery Negroes
urging them to attend the
Easter rally in protest Of the
execution Of jeremiah Reeves
a week ago.
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Mrs. Myers, ",
Ex-Suleswomun

Mrs. Rose M. Myers, n, a
saleswoman in Washington
stores for many years, died
Friday at her home, 1904 Forty
sixth street NV.
She was born in Hancock,
Nd. and moved to Washington
in 1913. She was the widow Of
Edward B. Myers, q mail clerk
for the Washington Terminal
Co.
Mrs. Myers had been en-
ployed at the National Gar
ment Shop and Urdong's Cloth
ing Store over o period Of q
quarter century. and retired
last year.
She is survived by her son,
Edward D. Myers. Of the home
address; q brother. John H.
Mosier. Of Hancock; and q sis
ter. Mrs. Mabel BENJAMIN, Of
Long Island. N. Y.
Services will be at $3.50 pm.
today at the Robert Pumphrey
funeral home. 7557 Wisconsin
avenue in Bethesda, Md. Bur.
ial viii be in Hancock.
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the National Medical Associa-
ton. the Army and Navy Le-
gion Of Valor.' the Masonic
Order. the Odd Fellows, Alpha
Phi Alpha and Chi Delta Mu
fraternities, the National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement
of Colored People and the
Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation.
He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Minerva j. Jones, a son,
Thomas Edward Jones. jr., and
two daughters, the Misses
Jeanette and Emma J. Jones.
all Of the home address.
Services will be at noon
Wednesday at ,Asbury Meth
odist Church, Eleventh and K
streets NV. Graveside mill
tary rites will be conducted at
2 pm. at Arlington Cemetery.
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Dt.T.E. Jones, 77Dies,
Ex-Freedmen's Head

DR.. T. Edward Jones. n, for
mer director in-chief Of Freed
mems Hospital, died Friday at
his home. 1908 Twelfth street
INV.
A Washington physician and
surgeon for almost half a GEN.
fury. DR. Jones was surgeon-in-
chief Of the hospital from 1896
to 1899 when that title was
changed to director. He served
in that capacity until l947.
His association with Freed
mems began in 1912 when he
informed there. and continued
as anesthetist from 1912 to
1917.
The physician was awarded
a Distinguished Service Cross
in France in 1918 by Gen. John
j. Pershing for extraordinary
heroism" in the face Of the
enemy DR.. Jones was then a
first lieutenant in the Army
Medical Corps, and attached to
the 368th Infantry.
He returned to Freedmen's in
1919 as q resident assistant
surgeon, a post he held until
1895.
In 1927 DR.. Jones performed
a delicate heart operation. He
took two stitches in a heart
which had been pierced by a
knife. Working between beats
Of the heart, he sewed together
both the heart covering and
the severed muscles. The man
died two days later, but an
autopsy revealed pneumonia
was the cause of death.
Born in Lynchburg. Va, he
was graduate Of schools there
and the Howard University
medical school.
DR.. Jones also served for
many years as a gynecologist
on the star Of the medical
school.
He entered private practice
in 1947. with an office in his
home.
He was a member of Walker
Post Of the American Legion.
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U. S.Acts to Curb
Foreign Loborers
- the Associated Press

The Government moved yes
terday to restrict the use Of
foreign farm labor so more do
nestle workers can be employed
on American farms.
Secretary Of Labor Mitchell
announced he had given orders
mot to approve employer re-
quests for foreign workers
where. through additional re-
cruitment efforts of employers
and the State employment serv-
ice. domestic workers can be
obtained to meet farm labor
needs"
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Dr.. c. E. Custunedo,
u. of Texas Historiun

AUSTIN, Tex. April 5 (R.-
DR.. Carlos E. Castaneda. 81, one
Of the worlds foremost Latin
American historians and mem
Der OF the, University Of Texas
faculty. died Friday night.
He had suffered from heart
trouble.
DR.. Castaneda was a native Of
Brownsville, Tex.
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CEMETERY LOTS

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S"7iss Tor further Information
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desirable location Owner left area
Box 342-Y Star -
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I.ss;q z burial riSh.'' reduced RE
PARKLAWN-4-site lot. Garden q
the Way" Present price $3.50. sell
$500, terms. OIL. 2-0aH9.
FORT LINCOLN-.1 plot, block "a
9.5530 for further Information 81
FORT LINCOLN MAUsOLEUM-crypI
for 2: owner leaying CITY. VIII sacri'
nee. Call JU. b-24DS.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY---b lots
section IS: will sell separately; sac
rifce sP. 3-2gb3
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Flqra
clock section: 10 gravesites; value
$3.50 each: any reasoneple one
ave, Los Angeles So. Calf 8.
YOUR CRYPTs. Garden Of thu
Apostles, Fort Lincoln Cemetery
reas terms. JU s-p6s3. -
FORT LLNCOLN--2 sites in beautifu
Rainbow Garden section: lot. 100
& SjfH T.! s,ss; SaoS value sac terms
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-4 sites. vii
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Roy |. Harrison

OMAHA. Nebr.. April S (R.-
Ray L. Harrison. 81. Omaha,
president Of the Peoples Nat
ural Gas Division Of Northern
Natural Gas Co., was fatally
stricken with a heart attack
while driving his Car today. He
Joined Northern Natural In
1881.
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DEATHS
AunouneementS e
GaENlnaa N ChamnanI


BAKER. MATTE L. In loving mem.
DRY Of my cousin. MISS MATTE
L. BAKER. who entered into eternal
rest two years ago today April
Your life vas so unselfish.
And for others you. did live:
Not for what you could receive.
But only for what you could give.
Always so good and kind.
Thinking Of others and trying to
A 5000 deed to do. a kind word
And that IS s' xhy you are remembered
MATTE MAE.
BARRIER, JOHN q. In memory Of ny
father, JOHN L. BARBER: my sister,
HAZEL. and my niece. MARION
Easter ,. tine .s:,n conveys t hsrE promise
BUTLER. ANNIE D. Sacred to the
memory Of our dear grandmother,
1919.
Deep in our hearts Is . picture
OF our loved one gone to rest
In memory's frame we shall keep ".
For you we're one q the best
= BOWLES AND REUBEN cox.
BUILEEi John n In Sc, %iI but lCyins
JOHN Jean%0i n Butler Who 1fs' entered sSi
April /. 1884.
The world may change from year
And .viT friends TI ,s from IN. day ot 70 DAY
From memory pass away.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. AL
vERTA VAUGHAN
DEAN. LILLE A. In memory Of our
dear wife and mother. LILLE A.
DEAN. who passed away two years
ago today. April o. 1865.
What God has done must be the
For soon We. too, shall be at rest;
And there in Gods sweet holy land.
Well walk toeether hand In hand.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. JAMES
d. DEAN. EDITH AND MINNIE,
FLETCHER, WILLIAM X. tCLAR-
Beloved b SrO shsTed T %EIAI q
1cLARENcEi FLETCHER. VIII o
passed away. nve wears ago today,
H Ills" DEVOTED BROTHERS. Epw
HAYES. MAUD ". In loving mem;
sister. MAUD v. HAYES, who passed
away four years ago today, April
q. 1854
You were such wonderful daughter
and sister.
80 eentle and kind:
You will live forever In our hearts
And always In our minds.
You left Q beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great 20 be told.
But to Us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow
LOVING MOTHER. IDA MIDDLE
d my dear mother. soPRiE Ko.
Sso today April Q. 1854. '
do not need this special day
To bring you to my mind:
The days 1 DO not think OF you
YogSs f ESyEl MI p q cHfi DoRo-
THY WElDLER.
LANE. LAURA. In loving memory Of
who departed this life eighteen years
ago today. April Q. 1910.
Beautiful memories we cherish
OF the happy hours we spent to-
bring tears 70 our eyes for the one
HER IoyINS DAUGHTERS. RACHEL
AND BEATRICE.
MERIwETHER. In memory OF our
dear ones who have passed into
Who hath. not learned in hours
The truth to flesh and sense I'M
known,
That life Is ever lord OF death
And love can never lose its own.
NELLIE HENDERSON,
WHITING, ELMER. In loving memory
OF my dear husband, ELMER
WHITING. who passed away six
years ago. Easter Sunday, April
10, 1869.
In my. heart your memory fingers,
There Ia not day, dear Elmer,
,oIUhnsStd ! S d. not think q you; !.
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With Regard to a
Gard OF Thonks

ver often . cord Of thanks N
The Stai meets . need which cen
hardly bs solved In any other soS
Not only Is Il Q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those Who hove sent
floral tributes but also eourteousls
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the many to whom
. per,onol note Of thonks eannoi
veil be mailed OF whose ZONES
and addreses ore not known
insertion Of o cord Oh thoaks
may Be ouonsed BY telephons 70
Pie Sto,. ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Ssor
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Uarn uf Thanks

GARTER. SARAH. AND FOWLER.
NWHBERT. We. wish to express our
sincere gratitude and deep appre.
eiation to our relatives. friends
land neishbors for their many ACTS
grams, the use Of cars and con-
ss siSSsiSns during FIJI F FsSsniL be-
q the AZ late %O AR Il; s. n' CHASE ia
Er.., wishes to thank our relatives,
friends and reishbors for their
Of sympathy. cards of condolences.
telegrams, beautiful flowers and to
those who loaned their care during
% SHs rsf cSTH HsESaSsms CHASE. MRS.
MAUDE BAILEY.
iiy wishes to thank their many
relatives and friends for their many
Tributes. cars and support Of the
5eaFSh And Il h9 EsrE stf OeS cSFsx
CHATHAM Sc MA GREEN.
n4vIS. H0wARD G. We wish to ex-
ipreciation to the pastor, the Rev.
@ West, Ir all our friends and
neighbors for the use of their cars
acts Of Kindness and expressions H Of
sympathy during our recent bereave-
ment THE FAMILY
Manner. BERNARD J. We wish to
express our sincere thanks for the
Moral tributes. the use of cars, the
many kilograms and cards. the other
kindnesses and expressions Of SYM
pathy from relatives, friends and
neighbors during our recent be-
THE MANNER FAMILY.
PRIDE, ANDREW J. The widow ana
the sister Of the late ANDREW ].
PRIDE, wish to express their thanks
and deep appreciation to the rela-
tives. many friends and neighbors.
for their flowers, kilograms, cards
and other expressions Of sympathy
end kindness during their recent
mrs. MARGARET c. PRIDE, MRS.
X JULIA COOPER.
TERRELL, MORRIS. The family of
tbs late NORRIS TERRELL wishes to
fEpfes stheir thanks and apprecia-
flton TO their relatives and friends
for the flowers, cards and many
9ther expressions Of kindness and
sympathy extended during their
recent bereavement
MARY TERRELL. WIFE
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RICHARDS. REV. RALPH n. on Fr-
day, April 4. 1855. at his residence.
1928 sherrter pl; NV. REV. RALPH
2; RICHARDS beloved husband q
Winifred !. Richards. Miriam =,
Richards. Mrs. Doris Atkins. and
Ralph r. Richards. ir He also is
survived b. four GRANDCHILDREN,
E Eyns5. i TTnsI. H E, O sd ssls
nv. on Sunday. April Q. ct pm:
Relatives and friends are invited
to attend tample. parking iaeilitiesI
lnterment claTksburg. W. Va.
ROSS. LAURA . T; on TT 56ss A APR.
TAYLOR Of 1913 18th st: NV. wife
Of The late Trays Ross nnn and mot hIsI
MIS- Mercedes C. Horne. Mrs, Alice
C. Lyons. Mrs. Travola J. Adams
and DR.. walter r. Johnson: two
great;sraanndchildren: two Ere .,t. !;
p many M io1snSs A SrIm riends al. r.
E RT:ss + Rom can 1870 q t ssh M n
th the Lincoln Is@hln Memorial MOI II M s
tuesday. April 4. from $50 am,
to 1880 am. where services viii
Be hs Hs.u At 4 e... Interment I'm
sAMMONs. CHARLES n: On Thurs
S Sns A eaARfEs H sA SISisS s0 q
band band q Florence ss Esther ssmmons
tnee. Ritchiel, father Of Mrs. Louise
HSss s ESSy ana ana Adsnns RoddS
Friends may call at the 8. \ Hines
nv aiteE .,lpD!. Pm Friday .yy:.. Ap,il q, I
cut ave. and Everett St NV, on
Monday, April Z. At 10 m Inter
ment Union Cemetery. LovettsviIie.
sANTUccL THEODORE A. On FRI
ss yE ApEll 1875 o THaEoDo ,sII,s 4
Lillian NJ Hossick and Joseph o
6antucei Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home, 3S2l 18th 81 NV.
on Monday. April q. at $3.50 am
c csSqs% a. mess ant ns r sa ARsaoH snd
n tTisnas ci invited; Interment Mount
sCHAuB, HELEN X. On Friday. April
Z. 1858. HELEN K. scHAUB lnee
x Wsls q M b! Mscsln vile court y
EErsddsriiskk ?. ,schauSI I m9.hsr 81
schaub. d a ii; Of nf r. Prank and nd
TIE late Ketherines l Z walls sister +.
r sSi%G arc inv aeS M 10 ss w' sbs
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda,
Nd Services on MONDAY. Aprii
q at the Holy Redeemer Catholic
kensinsten, Ma where r rsauI en-
mass yin be- offered At !Oam;
Cemetery. Procession leaving funeral
SCHULTZ. GERTRUDE RAY. On Fri
day, April = lebsi IN m M SsrSv smyr re
scHULTz cf SOL Edss%ore lane.
late GEORGE =. Schultz. mother OF
Mrs.. James Y. Benner Of Bethesda,
E hS snd ores o'0rFs Friends s sfs Invited q
Q can 81 ne Bethssda- Chevy Chase
Pumphrsy. Bsthesda. Nd. Services
Sa ns. B cSssGSon Md and ru %sSn
dHsanalvoSc;d q c.m Il sO0n' 'n'''%sn'
SMITH. CAPT. DAVID POOLE. Sud
500 pa RHVI ave, ro R1sEtt. slMsIH Md p
S sS.ys. Smith sSH q and ih Cora cs s%S
sarviyss ~ three brothers. James
e. Dudley K ar. and Alton L. smith
Smith rs.s, a. .hs os:sh FUNERAL Eys,,
vile, Nd Services At tho Fort
Mysr. Chapel, Arlington. Va on
tlves and friends invited inter-
msnt Arlington National cemetcry
son. N. c.. and Raleigh News and
8 Observer, Rsleish. n. c" PAPERS
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THE MANNER FAMILY.
DratHH

AaAMs. EMMA MAY. On Friday
AprfI 4. 1855. ct the home Of hsi
lauehter. EMMA MAY ADAMS 81
1919 South .Sth st.. Arlington. Va !,
neloved mother Of Mrs. Laura z.
sauning and sister Of Walter and
Albert Avery, Mrs. Beulah BrauninG
fnd Mrs. Pearl Brown. all Of WASH
ngton. D. c. She also Is survived
y four grandmother and three
Observation-Disclosures Friends may
ell ct the Robert J. Murphy Fu-
4eral Home. 3524 Columbia pike
lparktns in rearl, Arlington. va,
Ehere services will be held at 2
Monday. April 2. Interment
euer Hih cemetery. WASHINGTON.
fEEY. LOUISE ?, on FRIDAY. Aprii
1855. at her residence. IS I'd
81 ne. LOUISE p. ALLEY, mother
Willard 2 Atley and DAUGHTER Of
Is Helen B. Pulliam. Friends mas
al at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
and Massachusetts, ave. ne.
nere services viii he held on Mon
~. April 2. ct ] pm. Interment
oft Lincoln cemeterys g
Al ny. LOUISE p. ne oesesrs ana
members d 1ethlehem
NJ Chapter Ne 2. O. 3 8: are
. 4: 4: . s$E !: Isl: .::s!;
ing funeral services for
eur late sister. LOUISE ALLY.
KATHERINE Jury.
BLANCHE Il UPDfKE, =
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CrenatOriunn

CrematOrlum
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 90. and Mass. Ave. N. Z, Ii. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
l24 r ST. NV NO. 7-ol2s
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HOMES. nR n EnMARn. on ErIda,

'o Hprii T. II is5s. Al lis rssldsnes. 1906
18th st. NV. DIR. 7 EDWARD
JONES. husband Of Minerva J
5Snss is'Rsr and Ga f E%%s j. Jones
Other relatives ana many friends
also survive Friends are invited
Home. $50 Rhode Island ave. NV.
R AlssT Eli n. TUESDAY rs st.,. ApT n:
Asbury Methodist Church, l1th and
X sts. NV, on wednesday. April
Q. from 10 Am. until time Of fu-
neral. l2 noon. Casket will not
be opened after services. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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~ 5ss S: A kSaIiir sis III pa 3
IN for the purpose ofconduet-
ing funeral services fer
KATHRRiNk " kqKY.
Z BLANCHE = urDdiiRseE. '''A J
Secretary.
ARCHIE. EDWARD JOSEPH. Jr. sud.
EpWARD JOSEPH ARCHIE, Jr'
of l343 Florida ave. nv. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
DURRELL. ROBERT RICHARD. On
Saturday; April 5. 1858; ct his , rest
RICHARD BURRELL. son Of late
Joseph and Emma Burrell Also
leaves four sisters one brother and
o. best Of G iun. sisss ea
By Ambrose B. Boyd.
BUTLER. BERTHA 7. On Saturday.
so4 18th st; Sc. BERTHA 7. BUT
Beatrice Harris and Bernard s.
Butler. Notice Of funeral later, Ar
, rSsngsmsnt' By Barnes and Mat
CALDWELL. LILLIAN NJ. On Thurs
cAEDw VEIL y wife sS q tn. iats harry y
Scott Caldwell. mother Of mrs. Don
n Clark q Lincoln; Ne6T s;,I Mrs.
orlandoeFia:: sister Of Charles 6.
Brown Of Alliance. Ohio Friends
may call q oawler's Chapel. 1855
PspHsyVa 1boo, ays S HS.,. s1vs.
viii be held on Tuesday. April 9,
National Cemetery. 7
CALDWELL. LILLIAN NJ. The ofieer.
s N.f.oI mem6eTMs ,,.S Of A GsinlsTaI
S mo :; o. :, 9. W .,' y; Are r e.
osTisfs chapel i35s Penn:
sylvania ave. nv. on Nom
day. April Z. 1855, at p m
e. Sop IiELrAN srS X CALDWELL b
% rYfs M. RUN1oN. President.
BEULAH NJ. COPE. Secretary.
CHAPMAN, ARTHUR n. On Thursday
April 3; 1858; ARTHUR H: cHAP.
NAN Of S45 Ficriaa - ave; nv n e e.
man, foster father Of Mrs. omears
ters, four brothers. 8 host Of Other
M s1asss AD DH i T. friends are invited
You. st. NV. Mass for the reposs
Tuesday. April ), al 0 an az Hoiy
Redeemer Catholic Church. New
York ave. and New jersey ave. NV
intermsnt Arlington National Gene
terry.
COLLINS. CHARLES BINGHAM. on
satS5fhM AS coLRtss S0G HUSBAND nSSLs &
Isabel II Collins. father Of Halsey
and John Collins and brother OF
George Halsey Collins. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Penn
sylvania ave. NV. courtesy parking
oppositel, where services will be
held on Monday. April T. at . pm
Interment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery
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COOPER. HARVEY z. On Saturday
April 5. 1858, at his residence, a6ls
cooPER. the Beloved f husband q
Dorothy Z. Cooper and father Of
Richard X Cooper and son of Ernest
r Cooper and Mrs. Bertha z
Hutchinson and brother Of Phyllis
Charon. Mary Proper and Dolores
Cooper Funeral services at ths
Simmons Brothers Funeral Home
1851 Good Hope I'd. s.e.,. on Monday
April At pm: lnterment Oak
CoRBIN. EDITH NJ. OF i4a5 Fair.
@ @Gs' Of stephen sS 0c c cOrDn o. m asSs
Of Martha Dashiell. Carlton W
Corhin, Francena Malone. Miles c
Corhin, GLADYS Mechelke. ehaftei
w Corbin, Alma Rayfield and Mar
garet Sterling. Services at Cham.
bers' Funeral Home, 1400 Chapir
st. NV, on Tuesday. April 3, al
pm Interment, Fort Lincoln
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FORD. AIRMAN I/e SALISBURY. u

On Sunday. March e: 1855. q q.
2 hHiMsG S'f'fs ss SEissuR II FoRb
Jr. Of 1892 Winston I'd. sc.
Geneva and Salisbury Ford. ST.,
FenWick. Alvin ana charies Ford
He also leaves to mourn his passing
two aunts. Mrs, Josephine Caldwell
and Mrs. Annie Thomas. and Z
host OF other relatives and friends
Rhines a. Co Funeral Home. eol
30 St s.W.. where friends may cal
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday. April 8. at 1:45 pm.
ing. Interment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery. Family may be contacted
at l249 Hovison pl. s.ws Lincoln
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LE s.y 1 HaSE1 s. 1855 81 q RsN Essnss
loved husband Of Eims R. LeaRy
father Of Susan r. and Henry s
Lcahy. IT,: son OF John j. anc
Agnes Agnes 3 Leshy: brother Of Marion
Eunsrsi Home HS% ~ Ises North ccS sSitO
St. on Monday. April q. at $3.50
an. Requiem mass ct st. Martin
C1ureh q Am, Relatives ano
ton National Cemetery. 8
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LEWIS AA z AFssdS 81 i4O a0i gsac'
st. Sc, devoted husband Of Ger,
trude Hayward; beloved father o.
Ronald and Shirly Hayward: be.
loved brother OF Mrs. Bessie Hall
Mrs Daisy Fling. Willie, John anc
James Hayward. He also leaves
to. mourn their loss q grandson
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines 4 Co. Funeral Home. gO1
I'd ST. s.w. where friends may
call after 10 am Sunday, April o
Funeral services on Tuesday. April
Church. la L st NV! the Rev
Murden Appling ofieiating Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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FOWLER, CHARLES WORTHINGTON

On Wednesday. ,ApTil q lg5s. q
his rss cHnSixs So woETf pSdIss g
FOWLER. Beloved husband Of Cor Cor
nelia Williams Fowler. brother oil
DR.. Edmund Prince Fowler OF New
York City. ~ Y. He also Is sur.
nsee " nres 1ep sssv,s. ana Gin foSI
held ct the Bethlehem Chapel
Washington Cathedral. Massachu.
sets and Wisconsin ayes. NV, on
Tuesday. April 8. ct IL am. Please
omit flowers. New York paper
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COLLINS, CHARLES BINGHAM. on

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SIS 4 St. ne. Ii. s-3sSO
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WAITER WAITER G. h0 KaYk L. S Beloved 9 sSI
Of Walter C. and Dorothy Ford
Keye Of Mount Victoria, Nd. He
er. Philip n. Ford. four Gunts, ave
uneles. Funeral from the HUNT
Funeral Home. waldorf. Nd, on
Tuesday. April 8. 1858. at 1915
pm. Services at Shiloh Methodist
Interment Church Cemetery. Pray
ers Monday night ct pm.
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LEWIS, DULCIE MAKELY. On rhurs

s Sxykrh tRFl lE%ls t e srb ~ eli.
ton, Va. wife Of James II. Lewis
Mary Allen. Mrs. Ethel KidWeil, Mrs
Royenia Wisniewski, Waiter and
susie MafeiS' She also is IS survived s
BY twenty-one grandchildren and
one great-sranddaughte Friends
may call 81 the Everly Funeral
Home. PA West Main g.. Fairfax.
Monday, April at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Clifton cemetery. Clifton. Va
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JONEs, DR.. r. EDWARD. omcers

'oSas pa Ind n. aSM.t y tn. oJH jazz:
3. Walker Post. No 20.
~: s; /; ; ;;ss 4;
49, WARD JONES, on Tues
day. April 8. 1855. at 7 pm. At
the Pragier. Funeral Home. ass
hneds TR lsI5ad p SSsi a- Commander.
CHARLES n. MUSE. Adjt.