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Arthur Cowdy8l
Carpenter and
Amateur Artist

Arthur w. Cowdy, 81. a car
penter and amateur artist, died
Wednesday of heart disease at
Washington Sanitarium.
A Washington area resident
for II years, he lived at 6516
Twentieth avenue. West Hy-
attsville, Md.
A native of Canada, Mr..
Cowdy learned the woodwork
ing trade from his father and
made it his life work. He moved
to Pittsburgh as a boy, and 1t
was here he grew interested in
painting and took it up as q
sideline.
Landscapes were his spe-
cialty, but he occasionally
painted a portrait Of q relative
or friend. Last year, he ex-
hibited about is of his pictures
at the Christian and Mission
airy Alliance Church, STA
Georgia avenue NV.
Survivors include two daugh-
tiers. Miss Mary Cowdy and
Miss Beatrice Cowdy, both of
the home address: two sons,
William A., of Los Angeles, and
James, Of Perry Point, Nd,
and a sister. Mrs. Lawrence
SamuelSon Of Rochester, NY.
Services were scheduled for
2 pm. today at Hines funeral
home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV. with burial in George
Washington Cemetery.
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Pay Rise Seen
For Reserves
And Referees
BY the Associated Press

Both retired and reserve
members of the armed forces
will be in line for more money
if the military pay bill passed
by this week by the House be-
comes law.
The bill, now before the Sen
ate, is intended chiefly to aid
career personnel. But both re-
tired personnel and reservists
would benefit.
Retirement pay is computed
on the base pay of the rank
the man holds. Thus a colonel
retired on three-fourths base
pay would get more if the bill
is passed because the base pay
would be boosted.
And reServists who draw a
days pay for their weekly drill
would receive a higher days
pay. They also would draw
more money when they go on
annual training duty at full
pay.
In addition, special pro-
ficiency pay provided in the bill
for men who acquire particu-
lar military skills would be
available to reservists if the
services chose to encourage
them to acquire those skills.
Chairman Kilday, Democrat
of Texas. of the House Armed
Services Subcommittee, which
wrote the bill, said he would
expect at least ready reserve
personnel to be encouraged to
qualify in skills eligible for pro-
ficiency pay.
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Mrs. Hemenwuy,
Senator's Widow

Mrs. James A. Hemenway,
"a, widow of a former United
States Senator, died yesterday
in Boonville, Ind.
Mrs, Hemenway, the former
LYDIA Alexander, was a great
granddaughter of Ratliff Boon,
who served as Indiana Cover
nor and member of Congress
early in the 18th century.
Her husband, a Republican,
represented Indiana in the
House from 1895 to 1905 and
in the Senate from 1905 to
1909. He died in 1928.
Mrs. Hemenway is survived
by a son. George, and a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jamie Hemenway.
both Of Boonville; a brother,
George Alexander of 1881
Thirty-sixth street NV, and
several grandchildren.
Services and burial will be in
Boonville.
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Mrs. Scheffres:
Son Resides Here

Mrs. Isaac Scheffres, mother
Of Charles ScheffreS, a WASH
ington real estate man, died
today in Brooklyn, NY. She
was in her late Dos.
Mrs. Scheffres, a widow, was
the former Belle Grodziansky.
In addition to her son, who
lives at 4435 Linnean avenue
NV, she is survived by two
other sons, David and Harry
and a daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Beirach, all Of Brooklyn; IL
grandchildren. 81 great-grand-
children and a great-great-
grandson.
Services and burial will be
in Brooklyn.
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Mrs. Madeira Left
$l,250, 900 Estute

The late Mrs. Dorothy p.
Madeira. who died here on Feb
ruary 10. has left an estate OF
nearly $l,250,000. according to
papers filed in the Federal
court here yesterday.
Mrs. Madeira left small
amounts for several of her
grandchildren, but the bulk of
the estate went to three chill
dren: Mrs. Donald Webb of
1921 Worthington street NV,
Robert H. McCartef Of Weston,
Mass, and Francis E. P. Nc
Carter of Newark. N. j.
Mrs. Madeira was the widow
of Louis c. Madeira of Phila-
delphia, who died about IA
years ago. She lived here at
1000 Massachusetts, avenue
NV,
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james F. Dunn, n.
Navy EmpIoye

James F, Dunn, II, veteran
Navy Department employee, died
Tuesday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Charles M
Medford. 4748 North Twenty
fourth street, Arlington.
Mr.. Dunn. who celebrated
his. 50th wedding anniversary
two years ago, retired from the
Navy photo science laboratory
in l947. He and his wife lived
at 200 Rhode Island avenue
NE.
He was born in Prince Will
liam County, Va, and was
chairman Of the board of dea.
cons Of Temple Baptist Church
$3.50 Nebraska avenue NV. He
also was a member of Dawson
Masonic Lodge.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Annie
M. Dunn, and Mrs. Medford, hi
is survived by another daugh-
ter. Mrs. David M. Painter Of
908 Luray place. Hyattsville
six grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Services were to be held al
q pm. today in his church
with burial in Glenwood Gem.
etery.
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S Estate
Is S235,OOO

The late Nigel j. (Mike)
Uline, owner of the ice COM
pany and sports arena bearing
his name, left a net estate of
less than $3.50, 900.
Papers filed in Federal Dis
trict Court here today showed
he owned property valued at
$318.849. including stock in the
M. j. Uline Co.. a small inter-
est. of real estate. insurance
policies. a car and other per-
sonal effects.
However, the petition for
probate of the will also shows
debts totaling $4,000, leaving
a net Of about $235, 900.
On Wednesday Mrs. Elva H
Uline, Mr.. Uline's widow, chal-
lenged the validity of the will
signed by her husband October
is, 1857. leaving her only a
legal minimum of one third Of
the estate. This is less thar
benefits she was to receive
under earlier wills on file in the
register of wills Office at Dis
trict Court.
The new will names Mrs
Mildred Elizabeth Slime, $500
North Eighteenth road, Airing
ton. and Mrs. Myrtle U. Pratt OF
Detroit as trustees of the estate
Mrs. Slime. executive vice
president of the Uline Co., is
left $4,000 and the will gives
an income of 500 a month to
Mrs. Caroline E Uline, Mr.
Uline's first wife.
The remainder of income
from the estate is to be shared
by Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Hazel
Capron Of 1900 Woodley road
NV, another daughter.
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DR.. Durun-ReynuIs,
Cancer Researcher

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Mar. "a
(R.-Dr. Francisco Duran.
Reynals, So. one of the Nations
top cancer researchers, died
yesterday at Grace-New Haven
Community Hospital after q
lengthy illness.
He was a lecturer and re-
search associate in micro
biology at Yale.
The noted physician. who
was a native of Barcelona
Spain. had been studying viral
origins of cancer and was
among the first to discover
that some cancers are caused
by virus.
The doctor was educated in
Spain and France, and did re-
search work at the Rookie
Teller Institute in New York
before joining the Yale faculty
in 1888.
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from 1939-43 died yesterday
He collapsed at the post office
and was dead on arrival at a
hospital.
Mr.. Phillips, 81. had been
practicing law at Okemah.
Mr.. Phillips was the center
OF numerous political squabbles
during his administration. But
he ruled both the 18th and 18th
Legislatures with an iron hand,
and probably gained more
power than any previous Gov
ernor in office.
He was an outspoken oppo-
nent' Of the New Deal. and in
the final months Of his term
he renounced Democratic can
didates in favor of Republicans
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Elmer B. Young, 81,
OF Y. & 0. Realty Co.

Services for Elmer B. Young
81, were held today at Gawler's
funeral home, 1856 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, with burial
in Adas Israel Cemetery.
Mr.. Young. q former partner
in the Y. g. o. Realty Co., died
Wednesday at the Washington
Medical Center. He was one
of the organizers and the first
president Of Central Charge
Service.
He is survived by his widow.
the former Louise Meyer, and
a daughter, Miss Nancy Young,
both Of the home address, ASIA
Connecticut avenue NV, and
a son, Bernard, Of Denver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
John Chuuncey Pueh, Retired
Budget Expert in House Unit

John Chauncey Pugh, 70, for
mer clerk of the House APP
preparations Committee and
budget officer of the Navy De-
partment. died yesterday at the
Mount Vernon Hospital Nurs-
ing Home.
He retired in 1947 after A
years of Government service.
A native of the District and
a graduate of Roosevelt High
School. Mr.. Pugh joined the
Navy Department in 1908 as a
member of the budget staff.
From 1918 to 1920 he served as
the Nays budget officer under
Secretary Josephus Daniels and
Assistant Secretary Franklin
D. Roosevelt.
When the Federal Budget and
Accounting System was set up
in 1920, Mr.. Pugh moved to
Capitol Hill as chief assistant
to Marcellus c. Shield, then
clerk of the Appropriations
Committee.
For the next 81 years. Mr..
Pugh handled every Navy budg-
ct bill in Congress. as well as a
large part Of the other armed
services appropriations. He
was clerk of the subcommittee
on the District budget for eight
years.
When Mr.. SHIELD retired in
1914, Mr.. Pugh was named
clerk of the full committee.
After his retirement, Mr..
Pugh divided his time between
his home at 470S Bradley boule-
ward. Chevy Chase, Md, and
his farm near Poolesville.
Mrs. Pugh, the former Wini-
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were pinin' to be written" he
explained.
Mr.. Handy said his love for
the blues developed from hear
ing Negroes singing-on the
streets. in railroad yards and
in the iron foundries of the
South.
est. Louis" in 1914
Mr.. Handy's most famous
composition, "St. Louis Blues, -
was written in 1914, based on
3 theme he composed some
years earlier but never pub
lished. He wrote both the
words and the music. 1t netted
thousands of dollars in royal
ties. The original manuscript
is now in the permanent COL
lection Of the music division
Of the Library of Congress.
He turned out go other blues
melodies, including Memphis
Blues" .'Beale Street Blues, {"
named for the famous Negro
street in Memphis. and the
Mississippi Blues"
Mr.. Handy in his early years
had trouble in finding publish
ers, so he founded a music pub
fishing house in New York
the Handy Brothers Music Co.,
Inc.
His autobiography, Father
OF the Blues" was published in
l94I.
Blind in later life, he nearly
lost his life in 1913 because OF
his infirmity. He fell from q
subway platform to the rail-
road tracks, suffering a frac-
tured skull and other injuries
Though past 10 when dis
charged from the hospital, he
remained active until the stroke
lfelled him three years ago.
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Anurilittg

FELpMAN, sRnl ALBERT. Their.
e ne memory q the late sHIlN
anon Cemetery, $500 Riggs I'd, or
sunday. March 80, 1855, At lS noon
Relatives and friends are invited
AHATs5 LENA ID b IN. An nanny. %1ys N ,S q
late LENA b. KRAUsE. beloved wife
OF Paul H Krause, will be held on
Sunday, March 80, 1855. at IL am,
at King David Memorial Garden,
atiVes are invited
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w. c.. Hondy, "a, Dies;
Wrote st. Louis Blues

NEW YORK. Mar. 2S (R.-
w. c. Handy. S4-year-old COM
poser Of 1.-THE st. Louis Blues"
and other jazz classics, died
today at Sydenham Hospital.
The Negro song writer was
taken to the hospital Sunday
night from his Yonkers IN. "
home.
Mr.. Handy, who had been
under treatment for pneu-
monia and complications. died
at $3.50 am. He had taken q
sudden turn for the worse late
yesterday and was placed in an
oxygen tent.
At his bedside when he died
were his wife, two sons, VIII
liam, jr., and Wyer; a brother,
Charles: a daughter, Mrs. Cath
crime Lewis. and a grandson,
William Handy III, The chill
dren are by Mr.. Handy's late
first wife. He married Mrs.
Irma Louise Logan when he
was 81.
Confined 3 Years Ago
Mr.. Handy. who was blind,
suffered a stroke about three
years ago and had been con-
fined, with rare exceptions. to
his suburban home since.
He had hoped to fly to st.
Louis April 7 for the premiere
of the movie, "St. Louis Blues"
the story of his life.
The son and grandson Of
Methodist preachers, he became
a professional musician against
parental objections. His father
denounced such people as sim
ners. He wanted his son to be
a minister.
Young w. C. compromised.
He would be teacher. And so
he reluctantly traded his FIRST
musical instrument a guitar.
for a dictionary.
But he was not long without
an instrument. He got his
hands on an old cornet and
mastered 1t.
Worked In Steel Mill
He passed a teachers ex-
animation and headed from his
home in Florence, Ala, where
he was born November is, 1873,
to Birmingham for an assign
ment. He never got there. for
on the way he started thinking
that his prospective salary of
$28 a month was less than a
laborer's pay. So he went to
work in a steel mill.
Later, however, he became
voice and music instructor at a
Negro college in Alabama. He
remained there two years be-
fore he resigned to devote his
time to composing. Thus the
Blues" were born.
"The songs of the South
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Erwin KuIser, IS

BERLIN. Mar. 20 P.-Er-
win Kaiser, rs, well known
German stage actor who also
appeared in several Hollywood
movies, died Wednesday after
a heart attack. He emigrated to
Switzerland in 1888 when Hit
Ter came to power and later
went to the United States. He
returned to Berlin in 1850.
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DR.. SeIecmon, Retired Head
of Southern Methodist u.

DALLAS. Mar. % (P.-Dr
Charles C. Selecman. SO. retired
Methodist bishop and third
president Of Southern Meth
odist University, died last night
at his home here.
When DR.. Selecman assumed
the presidency Of SMU in 1923,
the school had only two build
ings and an endowment OF
$685.. 900. When he was made q
bishop in 1898. the campus had
II buildings and $2.3 million
in endowments.
DR.. Selecman retired in lQ48.
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Arthur N. Cotton,
YMCA, Scout Officio|

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Mar
20 R-Arthur N. Cotton. IS
a retired national official Of
the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION and the Boy Scouts
OF America, died yesterday in
a nursing home.
Mr.. Cotton also was one OF
the Nations first basketball
players. having played on q
Springfield (Mass.) College
team coached by DR.. James M
Naismith, originator of the
game.
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g. L. HoIzbuch

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. %
R.-Funeral services will be
held here tomorrow for Garland
l.. Holzbach, SO, secretary Of
the Virginia department, Amer
lean Legion, who died here yes
terday.
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services ~ Chambers
In Mrmnrtan.
DE- LION, FRANCIs n. In n

De LION, FRANCIS n. In loying
FRANCIS n. pE LEON, who ou passed
away four years aso today
HIS LOVING WIFE, FRANCES II.
ELLIS, MARY. In loving memory OF
my mother, MARY ELLIS, who
March IS. 1851.
What would l not sive to clasp hsI
Her GEAR, sweet face to sec,
To hear her voice, TO see her smile
That meant so much to me.
You. left. behind an aching heart
That loved you most sincere;
never did, nor never will
Forget you, Mother dear
LOVING DAUGHTER, MARTHA. .
HODGES, RUTH JOHNS. In lovina
memory Of Q very dear sister, RUTH
JOHNS HODGES, on her birthday
March rs. SITTER, DAISY.
HARDY. DIR. ERNEST IN. In ioyinS
EsTSsT NJ NJ H%KxDYih u sSo i.tt PE q.
seventeen years ago today, March
rs, 1871.
As loved him, so I miss him,
In memory he IL always near
Loved, remembered, longed for
alWaya--
Brinsing many q silent tear.
HIS LOVING WIFE, ADDfE.
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Leon c. Phillips,
Ex-OkIuhomu Governor

oKMULGEE, Okla, Mar. %
R.-Leon c. tRed) Phillips,
fiery Governor of Oklahoma
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In @rntnriaitt

JONES. TERRY L. In loving memory
OF our loving daughter, TERRY
Year 9o oSo tods wno Ms passed aysyy one
One year s.y has passed since that sad
When our baby daughter was taken
The Lord sd,,, shove paid a visit to our
And took her away to be near His
MOTHER AND DADDY.
LLOYD. CORA AUSTIN. Sacred to the
wife. CORA AUSTIN tLoYp OeVV Who
y was called ale to- e eternal rest eleven
Memories ssp are sts., treasures no one
Partins leaves 'hsartachss no on.
can heal;
TN memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in my heart.
s. LLOYD. :"
PAGE, HENRY c. a tribute Of love
father, HENRY c. PAGE, who LEFT
yys eleven years aso today March
A precious one from us has gone,
voice we loved Is stilled;
Which never vnet can b Be S filled nome
- LOVING CHILDREN
PERRY. ANDREW, ". Departed this
ne i tnEee years ago today, March
We miss you now our hearts are
As time goes on we miss you more;
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
NO one can oil your vacant place
'Y AND iNTiEEt cT MOTHER SISTER
PRICE RICE y; CARROLL. a tribute Of
OF my dear wife, v. CARROLL
PRICE who passed away March
Loved in life. remembered in death
DEVOTED HUSBAND, AUBREY.
RH0NE, ALMA SIMMONS. In loving
sister. ALMA SIMMONS RHo MI
who departed this life twenty-one
years aso today, March rs, 1887.
Loved n ilfe and remembered in
May her soul rest in peace.
MOTHER AND SISTER
SULLIVAN, CORPL. THOMAS W. In
tondest remembrance OF our dear
SON. coRPL THOMAS W, suLii.
sEO today. March -. 1853. wears
just line Of sweet remembrance,
Just a memory fond and true:
Just a token Of love and devotion
That our hearts still hold for YOU.
MOTHER, DAD AND FAMILY,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance. SlbO
sic II St. MI. Ii s-1ssS
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
l24 r ST. NV NO. 7-0123
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March Is. 1888. at tn the pistrist
c PsFa Ad HS:Hta 81 p PAWN, p p.y.S
port brother Of George Davenport
Other relatives and friends also
survive. After pm. Friday, March
%, friends may call at the johnson
S.of Jsakin as. Funeral HON Home 4so4
services will be held on Satur-
day. March 20. at l pm. the Rev.
r.. l. Thomas of1ciating. Inter-
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
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-, 1908. HUGH DORIAN Of 70
neHl later. Arrangements by Jarvis.
FILIPPONE. ROCCO M. On Tuesday.
s MsTen ssS a. 4 1898, R e. big Tesssnss
P0NE, beloved husband OF Rosario
Filippone and father OF Mrs. Rose
Mcouade and Capt. s. Filippone,
uSN Friends may. call at the
Wisconsin ave. NV, where prayers
will be said on Saturday. March 20,
a. $3.50 am; thence to the Shrine
OF the Most Blessed Sacrament
Church, Western ave. and ouesada
e.. NV. where mass will be offered
a. 10 am. Interment st. Mary S
Cemetery. 20
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BUTTER, JOHN WILLIAM. Or
h home, Fsc;olesvi his Nd. JOHN VII
LIAM RUTTER, husband Of Ger
trude d. Rutter. father Of Luci'
R. Beall and Charles H. Rutter
brother Of Mary. Frances Rutter
Friends may call at the Hilton
Funeral Home. GAINESVILLE, Nd.
where services will be held on satur'
day. March 20, at 2 pm. Inter
ment Monocacy Cemetery, Bealls
vile, Md.
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DA ~ IN EIHEL, On Eriaay, March

iSSs t Ethel D az wEkEiSs' 81 M i4s
Harvard st. NV, beloved wife Of
James Dawkins. sister Of Mrs. Zera-
line Cook and John H. johnson,
cousin Of Mrs. Lille B. Lewis, Mrs.
Hattie Simms and Mrs. Della Bowie.
Other relatives and many friends
also survive. Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Malvan &
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Thursday, March 81. 1858, 1t The
E pDis pR SssfGSS a aSesPRiEsnni Me 81
145 18th St ne. the beloved hus-
band OF Mrs. Ba Bella Mcclellan
and father OF Winfred Mcclellan,
He also IS survived by I'VE sisters,
one brother, other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
latere. Arrangements by the VIII
liam Spansler Funeral Home, 524
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Monday, March "a, 1855. GEORGE
DIuGuID, devoted husband OF Car
lista Diuguid, loving son Of Lizzie
Diuguid and brother OF Walter
Diutuid, Matte Mosley and Fannie
PAYNE. host Of nieces, nephews
Diueuid will rest at 3Sl6 Ebert
ave, Alexandria, Va, after 8 pm.
Friday, March IS. Funeral services
at 2:30 pm. Saturday, March 20,
e. the Chinn. Funeral Home. .26O5
Rev. Houston Brooks oficiating' In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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HENSON, AMELIA. On Thursday.
n Ms5sh ~ Ao,n isSs the E pssrSt
Henson. She also Is survived BY
nieces and nephews. other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at
the johnson q Jenkins Funeral
Notice Of funeral later.
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ZEIGLER. LILLE. On Tuesday, March
S5. 1858, LILLE zEIoLER OF 537
Matte Brown, Lillian Reubin, jamie
Dobey, Evelyn Greer, Jimmie and
Julius Zeieler. She also is survived
by four brothers, one sister, three
grandchildren. one sreat-grandchild.
After. 5 pm. Friday, March es,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You st. NV.
Funeral services at 10 am. Satur-
day. March 80. at the Greater New
sts, NV. Interment oranseburg,
3. c. 26
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McDUFFIE, JAMES, suddenly, on

tuesday, March 95. 1858, q his
residence, 81 18th st. .s.w,, JAMES
Matilda McDufhe. Also surviving
are eleven children, his father, Law.
son McDufie; one brother, four
sisters, other relatives and many
friends After pm. Friday, March
IS, friends may call at the above
residence Funeral services will be
held at the Southern Baptist Church,
"a IT, NV, at IL am. Saturday.
March 20 Interment WoodlaWn
Cemetery Arrangements by the
Palmer Funeral Home. 412 H 81. NE
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dayi March 20. 1858, JASPER {.
beloved husband Of Rose L. Crockett.
father Of Dorothy B. Crockett. neph-
relatives and friends also survive.
After pm. Friday. March 20.
friends NAV call at the Frazier Flu
neral Home, 369 Rhode Island ave
NV, where funeral services will be
pm. the Rev. z. c. Smith oficiat-
Ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. rs
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'O M.ssA keLl lbs. tol 3H T. Ehg soSESs
Of 1921 Kalorama I'd. NV. beloved
Mrs. airiSm Hurd Of WashinatoSS, Z.
ID. C.. and Mrs. Hattie Walmsley
OF Dayton, Ohio. Private services
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home OF Robert A. Humphrey,
90. Interment Rock Greek Gene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28

March ~ 1853. a. NJ PrS Un rnari aoy
pitsl. LILLIAN M. McDEVITT Of
1865 Biltmore st. NV, beloved wife
OF the late John McDevitt, mother
OF Mrs. T. W. Ellis and Mrs. Edgal
l.. Pierce. She also is survived By
eight grandchildren and twelve
great-grandchildren Services at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Oi
18th st. NV, on Saturday, March
90, at / pm. parking facilitiesl
Interment private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28

f fs5y DIR JOIN %siSniwsfifIfE william Ma cRoN IN
Of 552S Trent ST., Chevy Chase,
Md, beloved husband of Virginia
punkle Cronin, father Of Virginia
Nay and John William Cronin. II.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Nd, after 2 pm. Saturday, March
20. where services will be held on
Monday, March 81, at 8 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
If desired, contributions may be
made. to the Heart Fund or the
Crippled Children's Society. 80