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In mrmnrtant

BAILEY. ELLA BANKS. with fond
memories OF our devoted mother
and grandmother, ELLA BANKS
BAILEY. who departed this life
thirty-three years ago today, june
10 1925.
She was good as she was fair,
None on earth above her.
As pure in ,thought as angels are
GERTRUDE MUSE AND ELLEN
Though the world forget,
III hold you ever dear
As Ions as life and memory
Go on, year after year.
ELSIE T. JACKSON.
BARTON, HATTIE, In loving mem.
DRY Of our dear mother. HATTIE
years ago, June 10 1919.
Nine years have passed since thai
When our dear mother was called
away.
Until memory fades and life de.
You win always live in our hearts
DAUGHTER, MAMIE PECK, ANT
SON CEPHUS ELLIS.
FRAZIER. JAMES CHESTER. In low
ing memory Of our dear husband
and father, JAMES CHESTER FRA.
ZIER. who departed this life oni
year ago. June 10, 1857.
A face that Is ever before US.
A smile that will last forever,
In memory you are with Us vet
THE FAMILY
GRAVES, DEACON JAMES A. A trib.
ute Of love and respect 20 tn,
memory Of q wonderful person, thl
late DEACON JAMES A GRAVES
who passed away three years ago
June IS. 1855.
We wonder in this life sometimes
Why certain things must be.
But God In His own wisdom
Has planned that they must be
Gone. but ever remembered.
HIS WIFE. ESTELLE n. GRAVES.
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$50 Well Remembered"

When we can no longer stretch out hand in
friendship, sending flowers-for remembrance-is
a natural, comforting gesture. There is then
feeling of saying we recall with affection-that
everything we remember is good Always, the
sending of flowers is gentle solace to the giver
as well as to those who mourn-for one so well
remembered.
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CEMETERY LOTS

ron SALE in Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
II: choice location DENNY J.
KNOTT. p. o. B. t22. Potlateh'
ING DAVID MEMORIAL GARDEN
4 lots: orig $500. sac, $3.50; $3.50
Gown, $40 mo. LA. $3.50,
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JOHNSON. FRANK

June ID. 1879 at the District Cen.
eral Hospital FRANK JOHNSON.
He is survived by one son, other
relatives and friends. After 3
pm. Friday, June 10. friends may
gsraI uo Ine '4 sns 3rg yeh KIN ~
Funeral services on Saturday, june
IA, at pm, at the Brown Me-
mortal Church, 14th st. and Con-
Stltution ave. ne Friends and rel
attves are to meet at the residence
of Mrs Stevens. 1855 II ST. ne
Ininrnnenl WnndlnRn Cnneierv
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HUMPHREY. CORA LEE (nee WaIke

On Thursday, June -, 1865, at
Providence Hospital, CORA LEE
HUMPHREY (nee WalkeTJ of 7701
Georgia ave. NV, beloved wife of
Thomas Humphrey, mother of Allen
Norris Humphrey Of Potomac, Nd (:
j. Walter Humphrey of Silver
Spring, Md: Richard T Humphrey
Of Hysttsville, Md; Wilbur Lee
Humphrey of Falls Church. Va.
She also is survived by six grand
children and three great-gTandchil-
dren Friends may call at the S.
H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
l4th st. NV, parking tacilitiesl,
Church. 500 Georgia ave. NV,
on Monday, June l6, at 10 am.
lnterment Glenwood Cemetery l5
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HOWARD. HELEN ROSETTA.

il. 1865. wife Of the late EImeI
E Howard, mother of Mrs IrvinI
q: stssd and Elmer L. Howard
Warner and John L. Howard Serv'
ices at Chambers Funeral Home
5lT 11th st. Sc, on Saturday
June IA, at 11:30 am. Intermen
Confessional Cemetery Is
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Juns IL. 1858, at si6iey Hospital
EDYTHE NJ. DIEMER, beloved sis
ter Of Mrs. Christine Z, Rabbit;
. and Wade Rabbit of San Antonio
TEX. Funeral from the Saffell Flu.
neral Home, AVS H st. NV" on
Monday, June 10, at $3.50 am
Requiem mass at St. Aloysius al
10 am. Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 10
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n IL less s MINNIE HiNpIN. Seloyed
wife of the late Lyman Hindin
Of 1924 Sequoia ave, Baltimore
Md, devoted father OF Mrs. Mar
tina Samler and Sidney Hindin of
Bonart and Leon Hindin of Wash.
ington. d C.: sister of Joseph and
Fannie Berkowitz of Baltimore. Nd. .,
inston, d. c. She also is survived
by six grandchildren and one great
grandehild. Services at the Sol
Levinson & Bros. Funeral Home,
1124-26 West North ave, Baltimore,
Md, on Friday, June %, at 3 pm.
In lieu Of flowers, please make all
contributions to the Heart Fund.
In mourning at 1924 Seouoia ave,
Baltimore, Nd
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CRAWFORD, KATHLEEN BEALE. Q

Thursday. June II, 1893. az Inc
Washington Hospital Center. KATH-
IEEN BEALE CRAWFORD Of 290s
Of the late W, Gordon Crawford,
mother OF Mrs. Edgar Tremlett Fell
and grandmother Of Thomas Trem-
lett Fell, Mrs. Edward Duncan Mid
dleton and Gordon Crawford Fell
Episcopal Church, Rock Greek
Parish, on Saturday, June IA, at 10
am, 1nterment private.
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DEATHS

Announ eements Of
Services by Chambers
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WMAVENl ALICE FAIhIIIA, On
Thursday, June 10, 1855. ALICE P.
craven, mother Of Michael D., Mary
r, Joan C. and Julie F. Craven,
daughter Of Or. w. r. and Lillian
McLister and sister OF Thomas r
McLister. Mrs. Craven rests at the
Mcw x S 59aS Gsors q son an. FuneTsl
parking facilities in rear), where
services will be held on Mon
day. June is. at $50 am. Requiem
mass at St John Baptist De La Sale
Catholic Church, sos Sargent I'd,
Chillum, Md, at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. In
terment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
In lieu OF flowers, kindly make
donations to the D. C. Cancer
Fund. Id
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June -, 1855. at his residence,
Nd. JAMES J. KELLY, beloved
husband of Doris Gasans Kelly
stepfather OF Samuel A. and Eleanor
Z GaSkins ana Mrs. p. &. De Neane
brother OF May c, and Robert J
Kelly Of New York City. N. Y
Funeral from the Collins Funeral
Home. 1891 l4th st, NV, on Satur-
day. June IA. at S:45 am. Re-
QUEEN mass at St. Michaels Church
sos Wayne ave, Silver Spring, Nd
niivpt Cemeterv ia
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FINCH. WILLIAM y. washington
.NS Lodge, No. Is. B p, o
A&&N ElkS. will assemble Al
SIC MA the GaSch Funeral
T. - Home, 413p Baltimore
Wa ave. HyattSville Nd on
N<AEA Friday June IL, 1855,
~~ Et $ pm. TO eXemp!ify
the ritual OF the order, in memory
OF our late brother, WILLIAM {
PINCH. BY order Of
EDWARD J DOYLE
Exalted Ruler.
r T. PICKREL Secretary.
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CAROLINE L. w1LrBERGER, secy

COOPER, THEODORE ". On Tues
Dr. n June TlG4kd 59Ss at MO Goos ets
o. 2643 Birney pl. Sc. Mr.. Cooper
three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Reed, Mrs.
Pauline Bell and Mrs. Helen Turner
art. and other relatives and friends
After / pm. Sunday, June IS,
friends may call at the Robert @.
Mason Funeral Home, $500 Nichols
ave. sc. Recitation of the rosary
at 8 pm. REQUIEM high mass will
be offered at 10 am. Monday, June
10, ct Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church. 1900 Morris I'd, sc. In
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Wednesday, June II, 1855, az his
Spring, Md, HAROLD CRTTsLoW
MCGOWAN, husband Of Gertrude H
MCGOWAN. father of Lillian M. Nc
Gowan. Harold c. MCGOWAN, jr.;
Leslie H. MCGOWAN and Mrs. War
rem W. Smith: brother Of DR. Har-
rison K. MCGOWAN. Mr.. MCGOWAN
rests at the Warner E. Humphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Md, where services
will be held ON Friday. June IS,
Interment private.
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sm.. from the Turner f ag' Memorial
A. M. E. Church, 9th and Eye
SITS. NV. Ladies please wear white.
BROTHER NJ. A. LIGHTFOOT,
SISTER IRENE B. MILLER,
GENEvIEvE C. ROSE.
MS. G. r. S.
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PETIT. NICHOLAS J. On Thursday
June l.. 1855. at his residence
54l4 Livinsston I'd. Sc. NICHOLAS
J. PETIT, the beloved husband Of
Elizabeth l. PETIT tnee Lindner)
father Of Florence Flaherty ano
Helen L. Schubert Funeral from
the Simmons Bros, Funeral Home
1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc. on Satur-
day, June IA at ) an; thence "a
st. IsnattuS Catholic Church. OXon
Hill Nd. where mass viii be Of
fered at $40 am. for the repoSe Of
his soul Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 10
PEYTON, MICHAEL W. On THURSDAY
June L., 1883. At the National In
stituteS Of Health Bethesda, Nd
MICHAEL W. PEYTON. aged I
beloved son OF Donald P and Julia
L. Peyton and brother Of Donna
Michele Peyton. Funeral services
At the Simmons Bros Funeral
Home. 1851 Good Hope RI. Sc
on Saturday, June "a ~ 2 pm
lnterment Cedar Hiu Cemetery.
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Is, 1858, at her residence, 1924
ELLEN z. CLICK, beloved wife Of
Louis F, CLICK; mother Of Mrs
Va: Mrs. Emma NJ. Tate and Mrs
Mildred G. White, both Of Alex
dria, Va; sister OF Welbur s. Finch
OF Hyattsville. Md, and Mrs. Flor
ence Wagner Of Mount Rainier
Md She also is survived by two
granddaughters and two grandsons
Services at the s. H Hines Co
Funeral Home, 29O1 14th st. NV,
on Saturday, June IA, at II am
barking fscilities). Interment
CilenWOod Cemetery
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HARTIGAN, DANIEL J. OF 1914 N
st. NV, on June 10, 1858, brother
cousin of Mrs. Mary A. Wick. Pray
ers at Chambers Funeral Home,
3072 M st. NV, on Saturday June
IA, at $50 a I'm. Mass at the Holy
Trinity Church, 36th and o SIS:
Rood Cemetery. ID
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HARDY, beloved 81; HUSBAND PA Of LIS
NJ. Hardy, father of Raymond 7
and Louis r. Hardy and Mrs. Lii
liam M Stanley; brother Of Mrs
survived by two grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st and Mass ave. ne, where
services win be- held on Saturday,
Congressional Cemetery. In lieu
OF flowers. kindly make donations to
the D. c. Cancer Fund. Ii
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day, June IL, Ie5s, at Doctors Hos S.;,
OF ll20 virsinia ave; s.w, beloved
Detwiler. stationed in Spain; sister
OF Crawford A. Craig Of New York
City, N. Y. Friends may call az
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave ne. Funeral services
will be held at the Christ Episcopal
Church, $40 @ st. Sc, on Monday,
June 10, at 10 am. Interment
private. 10
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Thursday, June II, 1858. al his
residence, 1901 South 26th ST =,
Arlington. Va, ELMER ]. CARL
son, beloved husband of Verda L.
Carlson. father of Mrs. Margaret C.
Aiteheson Of the above home address
and Mrs. Betty Lou Petit Of Gin
etnnati, Ohio; grandfather of Tip
per Aitcheson and Helen Page Pet
tit; brother Of Harry W. Carlson
Carlson Of Heilmar. Pa. and Mrs
Eva Macartie Of Pittsburgh. Pa
friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 North Fairfax
dr.: Arlington, Va, where services
will be held on Saturday, June IA,
at ESQ pm. Interment Columbia
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GRAY, BERTHA II. On Thursday
June II, 1858, at T:15 pm.
BERTHA H. GRAY, mother of
Ruth Richardson. She also is sur
vived by a sister. Mrs. Anna Lee;
three grandchildren, La Verne
Saunders, Ermine Ford. Orpheus
Evans and a host of other rela-
tives and friends. Remains resting
at the Morrow e. Woodford, Inc,
Funeral Home, 1922 18th st. NV
Notice of funeral later.
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DYSON, ELLEN. On Monday. June 81.
1858, ELLEN DYSON departed this
life. She is survived BY a devoted
husband. william II, Dyson; one
brother, Raymond Brown, and many
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the w II. Bacon Flu
neral Home, l7ec eth 81, NV. on
Friday, June 3. after pm, where
services will be neld on Saturday,
June IA, al IL noon, the Rev. Eli
, strange ofiiciating Intermeat Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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ELLIS, AMELIA. OF 5s14 Ritchi,
rd, Forestvillc, Md, on June -
1858, wife of the late John D
Ellis, mother Of Mrs. Allan "
Ellis, sister OF Mrs Harry Chapplt
and BENJAMIN Askey Nine Grand.
children also survive Services Al
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 lltf
ct. Sc, on Saturday, June g. a.
$50 pm. lnterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
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KENNEDY, LULA A. on Wednesday.
ssnitsriaim, LULA 4. 4 Kennedy SSTi5S'V Of
Buchanan s.. NV, beloved wife
Of Frank NJ, Kennedy, mother OF
kk ennsdy Miss K oneids B. oF Ktnseds
Frank N. Kennedy. .tr. Jacob W
Kennedy, Omer C, Kennedy, Mrs
Anna L. Barker and the late Tru-
man A. Kennedy: sister of Mrs.
Josie Barbour Of Hanover, Pa. Serv-
Home, 1901 IAN St NV, 20 on satuS r.
day; June IA, at IL noon (psrking
tacil!tiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
LEISHEAR, ROBERT NJ. DOLLY.
Suddenly, on Wednesday, June IL,
1858. az WASHINGTON sanitSrium,
ROBERT NJ LEIsHEAR Of 5000
S MlltSTd s ave- SILVER ssprins' Nd,
Leishesr and brother Of Mrs Ida
Miss Celeste s. Leishear and Frank
l, Leishear. Services at the s ~
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2eOl
18Th ST. NV, on Saturday, June
"a, at pm. parking faeilitleS)
lnterment Oak Hill Cemetery.
o communication OF STAINS
IN bury Lodge, No. "A, F. A
IN A. NJ. viii be held in the
% $ T.: 4: 5' ;:.:;I !: ~;
OF our late brother. ROBERT NJ
LEISHEAR BY order OF
ALBERT II. JONES.
J. ALFRED " cofEiSs. T sscy'
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PHYLLIS Z. HENDRICR,
ETHEL d. NORRIS Secretary'

MtA Ds IS ,a R9sA II. 9 on Tqsss Say
eral Hospital, ROSA L. MEADOWS
Of 413 M st. n e., beloved daugh-
ter Of Lula and the late viii Mead
ows. niece Of Mrs. Carrie Gary.
johnson. she also is survived BY a
devoted cousin. Frank Gillian, and
other relatives and friends The
late Miss Meadows will lie in state
at the Turner Memorial A M E.
Church, 9Th and Eve SITS, NV.
after pm Friday, June IL.
where services will be held on
Saturday, June IA, at IL am. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Services by Stewart. 10
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ROSA L. All present and
past grand officers Of the
Ancient Independent Or
der of Moses are hereby
notified to attend the flu
neral of our late sister,
ROSA L, MEADOWS, on
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ThursdaS' June H.. 1855. a west
sss egSHsTPoN N T. s. hIESRIE :I.E
mother Of Mrs. Ruby Burnside Of
Canton. Ohio: Mrs. Leona White
Of Gary, Ind, and Charles 3 Nc
QUESTION Of Washingon, d. c.: be-
loved sister Of Mrs. Carrie Kur1
Neral from S'' ESs HsiI Hisrins Fa
neral Home, Stephentown, N. Y
on Saturday, June IA, at 2:30 pm
Interment Stephentown, N. Y.
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MeQUISTION, HENRIETTA, The OF
n ncers and members Of
A. MI Bethany Chapter. No. "a,
ESA O. Z. g., are hereby adj
ARbeN vised Of the death Of Sis
ter HENRIETTA McQUIS-
TON on Thursday, June
12, 1858 Services at the
Hall a Higgins Funeral Home, Ste
phentown, N. Y, on Saturday. June
IA, at , pm.
PHYLLIS E. HENDRIcK,
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Hospital, LAWRENCE s. MARTIN lliHsFTSi
Of WOODBURY. I'd. Annandale, Va.
tin and father of Mrs. A. w. Han
sen OF Clinton, Pa: c. B. Martin
Of Moundsville, w. Va. and Mrs.
Kenneth E. Fousse of Annandale,
Va He also is survived by seven
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. where services
will be held on Saturday. June Il.
at IL am. Interment Halcyon Hills
Memorial Park, Marshall County
W. Va. IA
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Barbara Moore
fsEngoged

+. Rear Admiral Edward p.
Moore. UsN. retired. and Mrs.
Moore announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Bar
bara 70 Mr.. Robert Wilson
McNenny. son Of Brig. Gen.
Wilbur ]. McNenny. UsMc.
retired. and Mrs. McNenny
OF Winter Park. Fla.
The bride-elect Is a grad
uate OF the Potomac School
and Mount Vernon Seminary,
and Is now attending Rollins
College. Mr.. McNenny Is a
graduate OF Orlando Junior
College and Is also attending
Rollins College.
A June wedding Is planned
IN Winter Park.
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State Society
pIuns Program

North Carolina State So
ciety will hold It's final event
Of the season May n at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Grimm. 1921 >Goldsborough
road in Bethesda from $50
10 $3.50 pm.
The program will honor
the States new Senator B. 4.
Jordan and Mrs. Jordan and
new officers will be installed.
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BY THE WAY
Ambassador Gluck in CeYlon
Achieves q Diplomatic Coup

PINNACLE OF sUCCEss-Maxwel H. oluck the United
States Ambassador 10 ceyon who had diculty with the
ceyonese Prime Minister'S At Capitol Hill hearings
have begun his diplomatic career with Of the
worst starts In history but he's now acknowledged 10 be
the most popular in Colombo the Ceyonese capital
Az recent celebration In an outlying village he was given
the highest accolade the Brhrained Ceyonese have 20
offer arch built 10 welcome the Ambassador and his party
read Welcome Maxwell ouck United States High COM
missioner 10 Ceylon"
AFTER 30 YEARs-Rstred Maj Gen. and Mrs. Robert
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L. Walsh viii spread out
their 30th wedding annivers-
airy celebration for . Ions
time. Their gift 10 each other
IA q five-month holiday
abroad. They'll mark the day
on Monday. June 2. with a
quiet family dinner. Mrs.
Walsh leaves the next week
for England and France and
the general viii Join her later
in the summer. Meanwhile
she'll be doing research on
her favorite subject. the his
tory OF old churches and
abbeys. She also win spend
two months NJ the Roval
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Everybody has tax dificulties,
and that in itself is about as
funny as the well-known al
tentative, death.
But the way some people ex-
plain their difficulties keeps
internal Revenue Service agents
lives from lapsing into COM
plete boredom.
Take the young Army pri-
vate from North Dakota who,
like some more prosperous tax.
payers. was questioned about
deductions for entertainment
expenses.
How could he justify a 5000
deduction on a $4,000 income,
the lad was asked. Easy, he re-
piled. There was $3.50 for
movies, always with q lady
companion. $50 worth Of dane
ing in the Blue Room. a $35
birthday party for his father.
81 for swimming in the city
pool. and a big Fourth Of July
blowout in the city park" for
$40.
Like more important figures
now being scrutinized, the SOL
der learned such expenses can
be deducted only when q busi-
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1t was put, the money was
deemed tax free, saving the
good churchman $4,000.
Rebate In Order
Surprises never end, and the
proof is the $1,000 check from
q retired industrialist. Under
questioning. he explained he
had come to. this country as a
Russian immigrant, had made
good operating a pickle factory
and wished to express his ap-
probation with q 5000 annual
check until he died. Besides,
he wasn't sure he had kept
his books right
Agents examined his books
and decided the appreciative
client was right. His bookkeep-
ing was off-he was entitled to
q $1,000 refund.
Even tax collectors could
sympathize with the young
couple who apparently had la
boriously filled in their first
Joint return, and scrubbed
across the top Of it:
Two can live as cheaply as
one. but onl- half as long"
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BY the Associated Press

Federalists and Nationalist
chose their nominees for presi-
dent and vice president at Boys
Nation party conventions at the
University of Maryland yester-
day. The elections will be to-
morrow night.
The 18th annual Boys Ma
ton, sponsored by the Amer
lean Legion. is being attended
by SO high school delegates
from throughout the country.
Federalists nominated Daniel
M. Lund, Culver City, Calf, for
president and Thomas Perry,
Union, N. j., for vice president.
Nationalist selected Timothy L.
Orr. Lancaster, Calf, for presi-
dent and Randall Revelle, Seat
tie. for vice president.
The 9S boys were arbitrarily
assigned to the two parties after
organization of a senate last
night. Robert H. Hunt, of
Salem. Va. was elected presi-
dent pro-tempore of the SEN
ate.
Lyle Dean Carpenter. Yuma.
Colo was elected chairman of
the Nationalist convention and
Johnnie Bowen, Forrest City,
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but in any community there
are a few extremists and crack
pots and there is the prob
lem of outside extremists COM
ing into Arlington" he said.
Mr.. Raul added that he be-
lieves the county can cope with
any difflculty in September
with help from the Federal or
State governments.
Arlington has been ordered
by the Federal courts to deseg-
rate schools this September. A
Virginia law. however. provides
for the automatic closing Of
any integrated school.
Yesterday. board member
Herbert L. Brown said he was
concerned over whether the
county has an ordinance cover
ing control "of mobs around
school property" Common
wealth's Attorney William j.
Hassan replied that the dis
orderly conduct ordinance gives
Arlington ample authority to
deal with such a situation.
Il lust want to be sure that
there will be no harassment of
any school child in Arlington
County" Mr.. Brown said.
Not as long as / am Com
monwealth's Attorney" Mr..
Hassan stated.
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peace and order without fear
or favor of anyone"
The county managers re-
marks were made in reply to
an earlier request by board
chairman Ralph Raul for a
report on the matter.
In a memorandum to Mr..
Lundberg. Mr.. Raul had said
that a number of citizens were
concerned over possible trouble
this fall from extremists or
agitators." The chairman asked
if the police department will be
able to cope with any public
disorder in the school areas.
Mr.. Lundberg should advise the
board if additional personnel,
funds or legal authority is
needed, he said.
Yesterday, Mr.. Lundberg re-
ported that the county's law en-
forcement resources appear to
be adequate" The board. he
said, will be informed promptly
if any new steps should be
taken.
Mr.. Raul commented that
Arlington is fortunate because
the vast majority of its resi-
dents are law-abiding citizens,
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Boys Nation Selects
States at Nd. u. Session

Ark, chairman of the Federal
lists convention.
Lund and Orr, both of Cali
fornia. are roommates here.
Orr was Governor of the Cali
fornia Boys State this year,
Lund was lieutenant governor
Perry was chosen chairman
of the rules committee of the
Federalists convention and
Michael Kalomitz, La Junta,
Colo, chairman of the platform
committee. Richard c. Scale,
White Plains. N. Y, was Sc
lected as chairman of the Ma
tionaliSts rules committee and
Howard o. Leach, Carthage,
Miss, chairman of the platform
committee.
The boys will attend church
services this morning. In the
afternoon they will lay a wreath
on the Tomb of the Unknowns
in Arlington cemetery.
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UngulIibe Agents Nip TqxDodeers Object Deductions

Office heard the plea of a tax
payer that the clothing ne
bought was business expense.
No dice. unless the clothing.
such as nurses uniforms or
jockeys outfits. was used
strictly for business.
But one agent ruled that a
night club singer was entitled
to deduct cost Of an evening
gown because she could mot
sit down in it."
Agents adding 2 and 2 don't
always get a satisfactory an
swer. Out in Texas. a shoeshine
boy claimed $40 a week for sup
port of a daughter and said his
room rent was So a week. This
figured to just $50 less than the
fellows reported income.
How in the world have you
managed to live?" the agent
inquired.
Mister. 1t amt easy" was
the reply.
In neighboring Oklahoma, a
45-year-older reported an in
come Of less than $500.
County Is BenefactOr
But you can't live on that"