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{. H. ChumberIin
Space Official

Edward H. Camberlin, IS
executive officer of the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration. died yesterday at his
home. ia Olin drive, Falls
Church.
Mr.. Chamberlin was assist
ant to the director of business
administration for the space
agency. He had been with the
agency and its predecessor, the
National Advisory Committee
for Aeronautics. for Al years,
He joined the old agency as a
stenographer in April. 1918.
Earlier, he had worked at the
Patent Office. where he started
at the age of 16 as a messenger.
Mr.. Chamberlin was a native
Of Buchanan, Va.
He leaves his wife, Bessie M.
Chamberlin of the home ad-
dress.
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Girl, ", Awarded
Junior Miss Title

MOBILE. Ala, Mar. 9 (AP)
"A pretty l7-year-old brunette
wears the title today of Amer
ica's Junior Miss.
Stately Judi Humphrey OF
Lewistown, Pa, was selected
from among 10 finalists to eli
max the four-day pageant Sat-
urday night. She squealed
loudly when her name was
called and told the audience
of 5000:
81 was all set to show what
a good loser I could be-"
Runners-up, in order, were
Peggy w. Kerwln, Webs +
Groves, Mo-; Linda Couch,
Tampa. Fla; Diane Eleanor
Lee, Nome, Alaska, and Kath-
leen Honish, Sherwood, Wis.
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Mrs. Ferdinand Dawn, 81,
Volunteer Charity Worker

Mrs. Ferdinand c. Dawn. .
tireless provider to needy fami-
lies In Washington for 20 years.
died Saturday at the Washing
ton Hospital Center after a
long illness. She was 50.
Mrs. Dawn, who was born
and educated in Empire. H.,
served as O volunteer charity
worker here. She and her hus-
band, o stereotyper at the
Washington Post. delivered
food and clothes to INDECENT
families in the area over o
period Of many years.
Mrs. Dawn, the former Ruth
Barry, was married In 1914.
She and her husband moved to
Washington in 1899.
"She would hear about a
family in desperate means and
then set out to help them.
Often she would provide them
with q bag Of potatoes or a
bundle Of clothes" Mr.. Dawn
said.
Mrs. Dawn was q member Of
the Hamline Methodist Church
and q past president Of the
Council Of Veterans Auxiliaries
and the Bicentennial Chapter
of the American War Mothers.
She leaves her husband of
the home address. 1907 Long
fellow street NV: two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Faith M. Smith Of
Taylorville. III. and Mrs. Jane
Passett Of Springfield. H.:
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J. B. Bowling, 8S,
Ex-ReoIty Officer

Joseph B. Bowling, 88, a
former vice president of the
B. F. Saul Realty Co. of Wash
ington, died Friday at the home
of his daughter, Miss Rose
Bowling. in La Plata, Md.
Mr.. Bowling, who had been
living with his daughter since
1856, was an officer of the real
estate company for 80 years
He retired in l947.
Mr.. Bowling was a long time
member of the Washington
Board of Trade and the Wash
ington Real Estate Board
A widower. he leaves another
daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Town
send Of New Castle. Me-; and a
son, william S.. of Ashton, Md.
A requiem mass was to be
offered at 10 am. today at
the Sacred Heart Church in
La Plata. Burial was in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Gen. Hayes Diesot 81;
On Signal Corps Stoff

Brig. Gen. Harold q. Hayes,
81. chief Of combat develop
ment and operations for the
Army's chief signal ofiicer, died
Friday at Walter Reed Army
Hospital after q long illness.
Gen. Hayes. who was previ-
ously chief signal ofiicer Of the
9th Army in Japan. was q ma
tive Of Pittsburgh. Pa. He lived
here at 6l0l Sixteenth street
NV.
A. 1929 graduate Of the
United States Military Acad-
envy. Gen. Hayes was commits
stoned a second lieutenant in
the Signal Corps and spent his
entire military career In that
branch.
While serving with the Sec
ond Infantry Division at Fort
Sam Houston, Tex. he attended
night school at st. Mary's
University and received "a
bachelor degree from there In
1880.
High-Level Assignments
In l941 Gen. Hayes be-
came the acting officer in
charge of the Signal Intelli-
gence Service In Washington.
His experience in this and later
assignments accounted IN large
part for his selection, as a
colonel, to high level intelli-
gence assignments in the Euro
Africa and Europe from 1912
until 1914 when he returned to
the United States. From 1869.
Gen. Hayes was chief Of the
Army Security Agency.
pean theatre during World
War II.
He served as a signal intelli-
gence staff officer in North
A graduate of the National
War College in 1854, he was APP
pointed signal officer in the
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HurIund Harris,
N Firm Owner

Harland C. Harris, "a. owne.'
of a District television firm anu
a resident here for % years.
died yesterday at his home. 1856
Eskridge terrace NV.
Mr.. Harris, a native Of Bur-
lington. VT, owned and oper-
ated the Tip Top Television
Co. at 1888 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda, Md. He came to
Washington as a boy and was
educated in public schools here.
Mr.. Harris was a member Of
the Lions Club. the Chevy
Chase Chamber of Commerce
and the Aircraft Owners and
Pilots Association. He was also
active in Palisades Community
Church.
He leaves his wife, the former
Virginia Billings, and q son.
Stephen, of the home address;
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam.
uel C. Harris of 1928 Wisconsin
avenue NV; and q brother,
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headquarters Of the Chief Of
Army Field Forces, Fort Mon
roe, Va. The headquarters SUBJ
sequentiy became known as the
Continental Army Command
QCoNARC).
Held Legion Of Merit
General Hayes was the win
ner Of the Legion of Merit and
other decorations.
He leaves his wife. the for
mer Olive Kirchner of Wash
ington, of the home address: q
brother. Capt. Richard M
Hayes. USN. stationed in De-
troit: and an aunt, Mrs. F. x
Plunkett. of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Requiem mass will be
said at 8 am. Wednesday al
the Fort Myer Chapel. with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Frederick MorreII, Former
Forestry Service Official

Frederick Morrell. 70, former
assistant chief Of the Forestry
Service. died Saturday Of q
heart attack IL st. Petersburg
Fla. where he was mentioning
He lived at TOT Beverly drive
Alexandria.
Mr.. Morrell, widely known In
forestry circles. was q native
Of Palmyra. Neb., and a grad
uate Of the University Of Neb.
raska. He did postgraduate
work at the University Of Iowa
Mr.. Morrell began his car.
eer as chief Of operations fol
the Denver Region of the Fol
i920's he became regiona'
forester Of the Northern Regior
with headquarters at Missoula
Mont. He was transferred in
1929 to the services Washing
ton ONCE, in charge OF public
relations.
When the Civilian ConServa-
ton Corps was established by
President Roosevelt, Mr.. Nor
rel served as assistant chief OF
CCC affairs for the service. He
also served as assistant to Sec
Rotary Of Agriculture Henry A.
Wallace in overseeing CCC ac-
tivities. He represented the De-
partment on Director Robert
Fechner's Council on CCC
affairs.
After his retirement in 1912.
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In Mrmnriaiit
HOPE, KATHLEEN LOUISE. In i

HOPE. KATHLEEN LOUISE, In loving
memory Of KATHLEEN LOUISE
HOPE, who died II years aso today
March y, 1912.
Long months Of suffering and doubt,
s;oWiy burned i HES candles :;, quit to-,
Within my heart who loved you so.
sadI syRo oiSsfd sS AND SISTERS.
HILL, ELIZABETH RAFTERY. In low
ing memory Of our wonderful mother
and grandmother, ELIZABETH RAP
Try HILL, who departed this life
three nHS years ago today March ~
Your memory is Q keepsake,
With which we shall never part:
Though God has you in His keeping
We have you In our hearts.
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
PROCTOR, KATE. In loving memory
%oth Un KATE PRAcToR. O who isft
US nine years ago today. March D.
Although life's sun for each must
These Shom We love We ns'sE forge.
TINNEN; FANNIE ? n loving IN, mem a
TiNNf; who left US seven wears
ago today, March o, 1869.
We want % know the road you took,
So we can take 1t too;
And you can meet US or the way.
And Wen walk back with you.
AND RoBERTA'
IILKINS, CHARLES. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear husband, CHARI Els
WILKINS. who passed away i've
years ago today, March 8, 1884
Gone but not forgotten.
LOVING WIFE, ALICE.
WILLIAMS, MAURICE n In loving
memory Of MAURICE H. WILLIAMS,
who departed this life nine years
ago March Q, 1880.
God saw the road was getting rough.
And the hills were hard to climb;
So he closed your weary eyelids,
And whispered, peace be thine.
YOUR MOTHER AND SISTER.
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Raymond n. Bour,
Cafe Operator

Raymond H. Baur, go. who
formerly owned and operated
the Baur House at Bay Ridge.
Md, died Sunday In Miami,
Fla. after q heart attack.
Mr.. Baur, who was born and
reared In Washington. moved
to Miami In 194l. He owned
and operated the Chesapeake
Seafood House there until his
death.
Mr.. Baur leaves his wife,
Helene, and a daughter. Mrs.
Alexander Sandrey. both Of
Miami, and a son. Raymond H.
Baur. jr., with the Government
overseas: a sister. Helene F.
Baur of 2l50 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, and a brother, Ar
thur c. Baur Of 1913 N. Ivan
hoe street. Arlington.
Funeral services will be hel
at 10 am. tomorrow at tn
Slade Funeral Home in Hialeal
Fla. with burial in the Flaglc
Park Cemetery there.
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Mr.. Morrell was the WASH
ington representative of the
American Paper and Pulp
Association.
He was a member of the So
ciety of American Foresters and
the Rotary Club.
Mr.. Morrell leaves his wife
Mae of the home address; q
son Frederick r of 143l Twenty
eighth street, Arlington; a
brother Charles of Palmyra,
Neb.: and a granddaughter.
Services will be at 2 pm
Wednesday at Demaine's Fu-
neral Home, $40 South WASH
fngton street. Alexandria. Bur-
ial will be private.
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Provost Official
In Sudan Ousted

KHARToUM. Sudan. Mar.
8 (AP) Premier Gen. Ibrahim
Abboud today relieved pro-
western Gen. Ahmed Abdel
Wahab from his ministerial
posts and from the recently
reshuffled Supreme Military
Council.
At the same time Mr.. Abboud
reshuffied his cabinet by adding
to it three army officers who
led their troops into Khartoum
last week and forced the Su-
preme Military Council to re.
sign.
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three sons. Carroll w. of 1927
Thirty fifth place, Hyattsville;
Robert j. Of Vienna. Va; and
Ralph c of 1923 Fifty-first
avenue, College Park. Md; a
brother. Merle Barry. of Pana,
H.. and five grandchildren.
Services will be held at IL
am. tomorrow at the Hamline
Methodist Church. Sixteenth
and Allison streets NV. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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ROSE Y. BEAN, state Pres.
CHARLOTTE A. MAY. State secy.
CEMETERY LOTS

PARKLAYN CEMETERY-e lots. $3.50
below current price. Call GA.
1880.
FORT LINCOLN roadside lots. near
Bladensburg I'd ana doral clock;
ideal Tor family. HE. 4-l239, He
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.Ann.oa1eelsnts 81

BAUM, WILLIAM T. In sad memory
and loving remembrance Of nv dear
husband, WILLIAM T. BAUM, who
passed tway IL years ago, March
/ DO not need thi5 speeia; day
IL, D ssS. foS to O., my ;,, mtind 49,,
Are very HARD to find WV
Somewhere back Of the sunset,
Away from this world Of strife,
NY owed one Is sweetly resting
In that land where there Is no
LOVING WIFE, KATE.
BRADFORD. SADIE s. In memory Of
our organist. SADIE 8. BRADFORD
gho eft Us two years aRo, March
Those who we love 60 out Of sight,
But never out Of mind:
They're cherished In the hearts
OF those they leave behind.
The SENIOR CHOIR OF MOUNT
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH.
CARTER, MARIE WHARTON. In mem.
ory Of my dear wife, MARIE WHAR-
TON CARTER, who passed away
tnree years ago today, March o,
YoI are not FORGOTTEN, loved one,
Nor will you ever be;
will remember thee.
LOVING HUSBAND, WELDON.
COOKE. WILLIAM n. In loving mem.
Org Of my father. WILLIAM H.
COOKE. who departed this life 20
years ago March o. 1880.
In my heart your memory fingers,
Sweetly tenderly, fond and true:
there is not . day. dear father,
That ! do not think OF you.
His life is q beautiful. memory,
His absence. Q silent grief:
he sleeps in Gods beautiful garden,
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MAR
COOKE BACON.
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Crematorium

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st and Mass. Ave. N :. II. 3-62O0
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Ss1ss cf isss. ossrS06RbiT S MESSY
q q iS9 r.. 2 4 ne; beloved pothsr
! !aT1 ,ul noshslIs MgFsal, Wilbert
Snc WINE hx e,S MSody shs also e sur
After IL noon. Sunday. March s.
friends are invited to call ct the
Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You ct. nv
Funeral services win be held al
the. New. Bethany baptist Church,
18th and N sts,. NV. on Tuesday,
M 1ascn 10. % ] pm. Interment
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JOHNSON, KATHgRNE VIOLA. OF

E SsSas T KAfhFaEE v q SuS SRN
SON Of 4417 Stanford St. Chevy
Chase. Nd. the beloved wife o.
MIS- s.t F' oDer mr.. an Dora si Puser
and Kelly Cox. Funeral from the
Simmons Bros, Funeral Home. 1851
Good. Hone I'd. Sc, on Wednesday
March J. at Gao am: thence Ia
81 Ignatius Catholic Church. Oxou
Hill. Md. where mass will be Of.
her soul. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 10
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JENKINS. DORIS c. OF 2c07 SD
March MARI SI'dS Ssc d HssSts y FouH
tain NJ. end vireje N JENKINS. sis
ter Of Miss .Iudith Ann. Miss Bar.
hara Lee. Conlev ". Dave A..
Frarkiin NJ end Richsrd r. Jenkins.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home.
Sl7 11th St Sc. on Tuesdav. March
10. at ] nm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery
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nave nRIG. CIV. HARoLn G.. U. .

ARMv IN Srid.y. wsreh 4. 'aso.
stsrcT 'l nrp re-; ssso aiT' O. H ssYss
hnrhand NJ Olive x Wages. brother
Of cant R'chsrd ". vayss n p N,
nerhev Of Mrs. ? K phinkett o,
PittshUreh. Pc Friends may can
At Gsvler's chapel 1873 Ps ave
NV fcnurtesy uarkins oopos'.e)
Mass win be onereH at FORT Myer
at a am. Tnterment Arlington Ma
t,opsi Cemetery In Heu of flowers
contributions NAV b made TO the
Most Holy Trinity Chapel Of West
Point. q
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1850, SIMON H IA .o Ii soss n
Capitoi st. beloved father Of Mrs
Emma Jones. David uarris and Rev
10 mourn his osssine one niece
three GRANDCHILDREN. IL great.
eranHehiidrpu, ether relatives ans
MANY friends Remains resting 81
me Joi1r r. Rh'nes 4 Co Funeral
WOMB 3n1S ioth ~ ne. w'hsv'
triends mey call sfter I n,m. Tues.
Mareh II at . ON. at the lsrae
Me.hnA'st Church. New Iersey ave
srd Mo-opn st nv. rider v. y
uadnv c~ieiatinO. fnterment Lincoln
Memorial cemeterv. 10
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"G%h spen g. M Ssss EI 5Sg On q ,Tyissy
corr q 10 west Kirk st.. chevy
cas's c MS L SslSys %oI We Of g:
o. Carroll Johns and Yt Helen Soyd
woleott: sister Of Miss Ruth johfls
Of Greensboro. N. C. Friends are
invited TO call at the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
Robert 4. Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd.
Services at her late residence on
Monday, March o. At Z pm In
terment Rock Greek cemetery, Please
omit CwerS
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FEELS, CONSTANCE. on Sunday
M S., Soi asss q cs Ss9IissSs1 Rt w
wife q Jerome G. Yelis. mother .
SsuaRt s; u 81 Mrs. o TSsress clayberns
John 3. ciay6orne: ave annts, foul
uneles. other relatives and man,
rangements By Mcclure. Inc. II
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DAWN, RUTH D. The members Of the
~ Hilary, No 9. United span
b ish war nGt,ss yst e r. o. s,s
ING Of our sister. RUTH
B. DAWN. Auxiliary sery-
Ices March 9, 1859, $3.50
Pm: from Huntemann Funera:
Home, 1872 Georgia ave, nv.
EDNA r. sUMMERFIELD, secy.
Dawn. Ruth 3. Members Of the
State Chapter, American War Moth
bic at Huntemann Funeral Home,
5!32 Georgia ave. NV, Monday.
March Q. 1859. at 8 pm. for ritual
t yITrs, Of our past State president,
ROSE T. BEAN, state Pres.
CHARLOTTE A. MAY. State secy.
DAWN, RUTH 3. Members Of the
Va Metbsss Ghapsssb A l.n.,.S
70 assemble At Huntemann Funeral
Home. 1892 Georgia ave NV. on
Monday. March 8, 1859, ct pm,
for ritual services Of our Past Pres
RUTH R. PENsYL, secy.
DER-MANQUELIAN, MARY. Of 1925
wife Of the late varton Der Man.
Harry kaSarian. cousin Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Janigian. Prayers at Cham
hers' Funeral Home, 140O Chaplin st
NV, on Wednesday March II, At
MAN Apostolic Church, 42d and
Fessenden SITS. NV, at IL am. IN
terment Washington National Gem
etery. In lieu of expressions OF
sympathy. family requests that DO
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HUTcHrNsON. NETTIg D. Suddenly
b HUTcHrNsoN Of 7io ID st. Sc.
beloved wife OF Edward Hntchirsn
She also leaves one sister, Mrs
Theresa Dickerson. and Other reia
tives and many friends The lat,
Norris carter n Co. Funera
Home. 3Os H st. NV. Notice Of fu
neral later,
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nf 3. ESQ tn ms. ENl 1'i HAIRis ~ q
1919 Ri9es pi. NV. devoted motheI
o. Mrs. Tsia Bavior. Mrs. Mauds
Foster Bell. Arthur and Charlie
Rush, She Is survived by sig grand'
children seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
one aunt vt,rd ME- Hsi ..,,l PAYS I,,.: p
and nenhevs. ether relatives and
many friends. Remains nav b.
viewed on Mondss. Merch ., after
nm.. ct the Han Bros. Funeral
Home, 62l piorida ave NV Pu-
neral services IN. Tuesday. March
FIJI BaDtist Church. tr2s KaIorama
rd.. nv InteTment Lincoln Memo
rial CemeterY
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5ELL, kLkNOkA tNUHA. Departet
s nffNo US % sE EEida M sS . 1889
Mary Green. Helen. TSsima. chsSie.
and Frank Bell. she also is sur.
yiyed By twenty-nine Igrandehildren
fifteen great-srandchildren, ons
brother. ESesrs Bowie one 2sp a9.,
rsistises and and fr III TSs lat Ias,
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 D &
ne, after 3 pm. Monday. March
9 Funeral on Tuesday, March 10
from st. Monica's Episcopal Church
Z l &. s,vs Ct II am. Intermen'
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HOMES, ZEI MA b. on Sunday.
M ~. s oia st sH ss ,, I HSsDi
e.. NV, beloved wife Of Oliver W.
Holmes Services will be 81 Croley
Funeral Home. Gilmer, Tex. or
"wednesday March IL Interment
Simnsnnvi;le Baptist church Gem
eterv. s'mnsonville. Tex. Services
BY Joseuh p. Birch A. Son.
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H3 S.1 ~. 70 vE.MEs 10 o. sas SStg
Woi, AND o. aa7 M 4. T. s,e sH lcyins
mother of w'Han c.. Genree p
FolIspd ard Mrs. Mary Ann Lyies'
dsuGhter Of Mrs. Alice C. Maynsrd.
grandmother Of Frederick a. ryles.
steunother If nornthv T., Holland
CIsrs contes Mrs GEORGIA p,shor
and Csvtev MAYNARD. Also SURVIVING
are other relst'ves ana friends
After 4 nm. Tuesday. March 10.
friends nav call at the Frpzier
Funeral Home $50 Rhode vsland
s sv NV, %hers services WIZ o.
7 nm Interment at Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery. 10
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PETERSON, JAMES C.. A special COM
N Lodge, No. 90. r. a. A. NJ,
IN will be held "Wednesday,
wy &; $' !: ;,fs ! $$;
Masonic rites for our deceased
brother. JAMES c. PETERSON. Fu-
neral 10 am. Wednesday. March II
in the chapel Of Arlington National
Cemetery. Masonic service at Jar
Wis Funeral Home, 1892 You st. NV.
WESLEY II. CHAPMAN, W M.
RUDOLPH A. STEWART. Secy.
POTBURY. LAURA D.. On Saturday.
March z. 1859, at her residence,
b130 Nebraska ave. NV, LAURA d,
POTBURY, sister Of the Rev. Albert
z Potbury of Auburn Heights, Mich,
and the late Robert j. Potbury.
Friends may call at the Chevy Chase
Funeral Home. 6l03 Wisconsin ave,
NV where services will be held on
Tuesday, March 10, at II am
Tnterment Rock Greek Cemetery. o
SKOCZ, HELEN. On Saturday, March
z, 1850, In New York, N. Y. HELEN
SKOCZ. beloved wife Of Frank
skocg and mother Of Henry skocz
Of RsyshoIeii L, l. and John !. skOc7,
John M. and Paul Skocz Of HyattS-
vile Md. Funeral Wednesday.
March IL, In New York, N. Y. 10
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!. 1853. a me %ssSInSstsooin s sni
tarium. BRENDA BRETT Of III,
Kennebee ave, TakomA Park, Nd.
beloved daughter of Russell H an.
k krS,a srst s.r. sister q ~ su.s. o, \
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll ST. nv
parking oppositel, on Wednesday
March IL. ct 2 pm. lntermen
George Washington Cemetery. 10
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MCNAMARA. JAMES JOSEPH. On sun.
sEPH MCNAMARA Of l55s Kenyon
q; nv. beloved husband Of The
OF James d. MeNamara. Friends
are invited 70 call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A. Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd
Service. win be held Tuesday. March
ees de chantal Catholic Church
1901 Old Georgetown I'd. Bethesda
Nd Interment Gate Of Heaven
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GAsSETr, MAklON 9. Of 1898 18th
q Mae 4. dsssett; father Of Earl,
Dewitt. Edward. Lemar, Wayne and
MarRaret. dassett, and brother o.
Mi s,s s9d M,ttysl. oa Tss. Ll W.1
Vera Peters. MARY Woodham Lum-
mie Sheppard and Jennie Keahey
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
400 Chaplin ST. NV. on Tuesday
Marcn 10. at IL am. Interment
WASHINGTON National Cemetery.
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PEIIEEEsON. JAMES CARLYLsE: On
knEsras Turkey JANIS sc SA iRSIcsLi Il
PETERSON Of 1916 Sth st, NV,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Audrey c.
Peterson, son Of Mrs Josie b. Nc.
Kinney Of Jackson. Miss; father Of
FRS. Mamie B. Curtis. He also il
survived BY other relatives and
friends After 4 pm. Monday, March
9. friends are. invited TO call at the
Jarvis Chapel 1872 You st. NV
the Fort Myer Chapel on Wednes-
day March II, at 10 am. Inter.
ment Arlington National Semetery
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-sRRJs. MARYLAND CWAKLR9. snd-
denly. on Sunday: March 1853
s e. MS n 1,sld'nf aas Ian 'k caR Us
HARRIS beloved husband y VIZ
einia Harris. fathsv Of sts~hsr
Harris. son Of Samuel c. and Ridies
Harris NJ wesh'ngton. D c.: BROTH
er II uoss Wilkius. Services at ths
r " Wines Co Prtnerai pome. Sanl
1lth st NV. on Wednesday. Mereh
~ Of 10 am fparb'nS factS''ssl
InteTment Arlington National -.
etery.. 10
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'v dsy. OS Mach !. 1853. a he i EoTi
E Mshs S dInssIsissf Fox H0%'' sSss :
Jayicr st., ArlingtSn, Va, wife q
E Easr:sS sd in ra4 81; 81. s. l:s /. I: :ul
yived bv the foilowing sisters ant
brothers: Mrs. Albert Buttorh o.
Reading, Pa: Mrs. Jonas Bless q
Harrisburg. Pa; Miss. Katherine 3
Skunk Of Arlington, Va: Royas N
s6S5k sS zs5sy shuSf f Hslr s5sns
Pa Funeral services viii be helt
at the orville Kimmel Rurera
Home. -Harrisburg, Pa. on Wednes.
day: Marrn II fntermsnt shoop'
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For Interview, See
A. w. HAGEDORN
Monday, March 10
10 AM. to 8 Pm.
7so 18th st, NV.
Washineton, d. c.

Hl0H SCHOOL STUDENTS. part
hrs. sat. cireulsticn survey survey
and sales promotion on Look
Msgasine' 81 per hr. guarantee
plus liberal bonuses after 3-day
school grades. be neat appeasinT
Apply z to 8 pm, JACK BARNES,
1908 DunontN Circle Bids. 1916
Conn ave l
HoUsEsiAN AND CARETAKER. fol
&c home: also. part-time chauf.
feur; must be sober and reliable
live In; excel. refs. required. Writ,
Rivlng age, marital status. exper
and expected salary. Box 1910
Star.
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NELP MEM
pART-TIME

furnished. plsasan. work
VIZ eng mp, NJ ssyeR,ps &. s s,s, az 81
and y SIS. NV: Mon. svenine
pm. 10 3 pm.
PERs0NNEL-e yrs. eEpeT. iol
s9gsss CO.; , e anI 81, 400, ma:
18th ct. NV. tx. a-727O.
PAARMAcIsT. full or part time
pleasant working eonds., In Nd
store, Box l45-K, Star.
PHARMACIST. REGISTERED ex
Rsri sl n,o excellent I salary IL: tsM
discount policy and other cornpaTi
benefits. Apply 0622 WISCONSIN
RYE RYE ,d ss tnsnis, OF call OIL. 4