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urged TO visit the mobile units.
The opening dates are:
Greenwood: Cahall's Store, Mrs
John l.. Stevens, Chairman, Tues
day, February "a, 10:00-12:00 a
m. and 1:O0-4:0O p. m.
Bridgeville: Acme Market, Mrs
Pearl Thompson. Chairman. Tues
day, February "a, 10:0O-12:0O a
m. and 1:00-4:00 p. m; Wednes.
day, February 25. 1O:00-12:00 a. m
Seaford: Bank of Delaware
sponsored by S.v.F.D., Mrs. John
A. Moore. Chairman, Thursday
February 26. 1900 a. m.-1:00 p
m. and 300 p. MS 100 p. M: Fri.
day, February 81. 2:O0-S:00 p. M;
Saturday, February 2S, 10000 a. m.
400 p. m.
Seaford: North and Third
Streets, Mr.. Robert w. Thomas
Chairman, Tuesday, March 3, 1870
lcontlnged on page ninel
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
Heart Volunteers To
March This Sunday
Every Section OF City VIII Be
Visited By Workers

The Heart Sunday Volunteers
will begin their march this Sun
day, February 22nd, at twelve o.
clock to give every resident of haii-
ford an opportunity to contribute.
Over. a hundred local residents
will visit homes in every section
Of the city. Each volunteer will
carry Official buff colored envelopes
in which contributors nav sees
their check, bills or coins. Whether
a family gives or not, they will be
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Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
Polio Fund Drive
Reaches So, 10000
Chairmen Are Delighted With Re-
spOnse And Thank All Participants

James G. Downham, chairman of
the 1853 March OF Dimes in Mill
ford, announced today that the
Drive has ended with S3000.00 in
hand and more still expected.
Mr.. Downham and his co-chair-
man, Mr.. Tom Galloway, are deep
ly appreciatiye of the splendid CO.
operation they received during the
drive. They are especially appre-
ciative of the assistance given by
Olin Evans and the Boy Scouts,
also the Coolies and Cootiettes for
their Mile of Dimes, and to Ra-
dio Station WKSB and Chuck
Wright who emceed the Talka-
thon. Also the special gifts COM
mittee headed by the Kiwanis
Club, and all of the individual
team captains and workers.
1t is expected that the $4,000
secured during last years drive
will be equaled.
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
Farm and Home Week Held
At University This Week

Dean George NJ Worrow of Of Agriculture official
host for this threday
Industry
Acre for is difficult in
Delaware the
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
Traffic On Memorial Bridge
ShoaUed Big Jump in January

Delaware Memorial traffic 6s vehicles in
Frank TIory general
bound tra holds only travelling
counts
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
NAACP Proposal For
Schools Turned DOaUn
State School Board Outlines Their Reasons For Turning
Down Plan; Closing OF AZ Buildings Is Also Asked
By Negroes And Is Held ImpracticabIe And
Unauthorized BY Law

Thursday
the Advancement of Colored
NAACP
boards
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20
SUSSEX County Chest X-ray
Program Opens Feb. 24th

1859 Chest Program will
Tuesday February Gath, Greenwood BrdgevileN
Society years
and All who have been
urges 10 the mobile
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-20

LOCAL MERCHANT RECEIVES CERTIFICATE - b.
rickon of Derekson me- Milford Delaware receives certificate
Dean Charles Edwards gh of the New
York University School Of Retailing ceremonies closing the fourth
Mems The
School with National Association
Participating retailing
and partially subsidized the twoweek
New York City.
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Mrs. Bland, So, Dies;
80 Years at School

Mrs. Gailliard Bland. So. a
receptionist and faithful friend
Of three generations Of children
at Potomac School, died Sat-
urday in the Washington Hos
pital Center.
A Washington resident all
her life, Mrs. Bland, the former
Catherine Patton. joined the
staff Of the Mclean (Va.)
school nearly 80 years ago.
Her interest in the school
ranged far beyond the SWITCH
board where she sat for many
years. She served as an un-
official counselor to hundreds Of
students from kindergarten
through the ninth grade. and
assisted in many other ways.
"She knew more about the
school than practically any
body" a faculty member said.
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Howard N. Jones, ",
Formerly With Acacia Co.

Howard Miller Jones, II. q
retired salesman for the Acacia
Mutual Life Insurance Co., died
yesterday at a Washington
nursing home.
Born in Fairfax County, he
left his home as q young man
and travelled west to the Okla
homa Territory which still was
being settled at the turn Of the
century. He was employed as a
salesman Of nursery stock.
He helped to celebrate state
hood in Oklahoma in 1907. and
remained there until the late
1920s when he returned to the
Washington area.
Mr.. Jones served the insur-
ance company until his retire.
ment about is years ago.
He lived at 1882 @ street NV.
NV.
Mr.. Jones was a member of
the Masonic Order and the
Christian Church Of Enid,
Okla.
He was a graduate Of Fair
fax County public schools and
attended Front Royal Academy
He leaves his daughter, Miss
Evening star., 1959-06-22
Edward Spies,
Pepco Benning
Plant Operator

Edward R. Spies. AZ, senior
operator of the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. Benning Power
Plant. died Saturday at the
Washington Hospital Center.
He lived at 9l10 Providence
avenue, Silver Spring, Md.
Mr.. Spies, born in Washing
ton, was q graduate Of Eastern
High School. He had lived in
the area all his life, and served
with Pepco for 25 years.
He was a member Of the Me-
mortal United Brethren Evan
gelical Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mu-
riel Dalkin Spies; two children,
Richard M. Spies and Miss Dar-
lene Spies, all of the home ad-
dress; a sister, Mrs. Warren
NusSbaum. of 1900 Ruatan ave-
nue., College Park, Md.
Services will be at / pm.
Wednesday in the Warner
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Burial will be in Fortr Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Nelson Bodnick,
JeweIry Store
Owner Here

Nelson r. Bodnick. AZ. owner
Of the National Jewellers Store
at 1915 E street NV, died yes
terday at the Washington Hos
pital Center.
Born In Philadelphia, he
came to the Washington area
as a youth and was a graduate
of National Law School.
He served with the Sd Army
in Europe in World War II.
Mr.. Bodnick. who lived at
500 Bates road NE. was a
member Of the Montgomery
County Jewish Community
Center.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eva
Bodnick Of the home address:
his mother, Mrs. Tillie Bodnick
of 823 Arlington drive, Silver
Spring. Md: a brother. Jerome
Bodnick of 2504 Spencer road,
Silver Spring: and a sister.
Mrs. Ruth Maltenfort Of 823
Arlington drive, Silver Spring.
Services will be at II am. to-
morrow in Goldberg's Funeral
Home, 42l7 Ninth street NV.
Burial will be in King David
Cemetery.
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"And there wasn't a child here
she didn't know"
Mrs. Bland was born In
Washington and was q gradu-
ate Of the old M Street High
School. She was a member OF
Mount Zion Methodist Church
and the Order of the Eastern
Star.
Mrs. Bland leaves her hus-
band Of the home address, SOC
Twenty first street NE; a son
Charles r. jackson. of 1859 H
street NE; a stepson, Gailliard
Bland Of 1885 George Palmer
highway. Suitland, Md, and a
sister. Mrs. Esther Butler Of
1925 I street NE.
Services will be held at noon
Wednesday in Mount Zion
Church, 1884 Twenty-ninth
street NV. Burial will be in
Carver Memorial Cemetery.
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Miss Conrad, 81,
District Resident

Miss Conrad was a member
81. a long time resident OF
Washington. died yesterday at
her home. 1908 Ashmead
place NV.
She was born in Winchester,
Va, but had lived in the Cap
ital for most of so years.
Miss Conred was a member
OF st. Thomas Episcopal
Church.
She leaves a sister, Miss
Augusta Conrad Of the home
address.
Services will be at 8 pm.
(EST) tomorrow in Christ
Episcopal Church, Winchester.
Burial will be in Winchester.
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"still hopeful of progress con-
Sistent with the things we
stand for"
AS to whether the Governors
will meet with Soviet Premier
Khrushchev, Gov. Collins said.
that win be left up to him"
Besides the Florida Gov
ernor, those conferring with
the President were Cows.
George D. Clyde of Utah, John
E. Davis of North Dakota,
Luther Hodges Of North Car
olina. Stephen L. r. McNichols
Of Colorado, Robert B. Meyner
Of New Jersey, Robert Smylie
Of Idaho, William G.. Stratton
Of Illinois and Cecil H. Under
wood of West Virginia.
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Miss BIonche Geory,
Executive of WCA

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June
% (AP).-Miss Blanche Geary,
81, for many years national A.
nancial secretary Of the YWCA,
died Saturday at her home.
A native of London. England,
she came to this country in her
early 20s and engaged in the
real estate business in New
York before becoming aSsoci-
ated with the YWCA.
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MIKE Z. On Sunday, June
y; 1859; q Washingson Hospital
Pauline 3. Vlahos and father Of
Mary Ann oerachis' He also is sur.
yived BY I'VE grandchildren. Rela.
tlyes and friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Wuneral Home. 6lO3
neral later.
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2OOAfricons
Stage Protest
On Services

DURHAM. South Africa, June
20 (AP)-City water and bus
services became targets today
of African ire that famed last
week against Durban's munici-
pal beer halls.
About 200 African women
demonstrated outside the Kwa
Mashu township office against
the Durham Councils plan to
meter the water supply. to the
township.
Police used tear gas to dis
perse them, but a deputation
was received by E. @. Jenkins,
the township manager.
Mr.. jenkins said the griev-
ances were based on the fact
the income Of the Africans is
low and the metering Of water
had assumed the proportions
OF a great problem in their
minds.
Kwa Mashu is not far from
Cato Manor, the scene Of riot
ing Thursday in which four
Africans were killed and rs
buildings burned.
African women instituted a
boycott Of municipal beer halls
after raiding squads wrecked
Illicit stills and cut of supplies
to speakeasies in the African
quarters. The law bars Afri-
cans from drinking any alco-
holic beverages stronger than
the weak municipal beer.
A bus boycott started today
in a non-white suburb of this
big India ocean port. About
10000 Africans of Claremont
township, 10 miles from Dur
ban, Stunned municipal buses
and used trains, communal
taxis or Indian-owned buses to
get to work.
Spokesman said the Africans
were protesting a decision to
build a sub sub-depot at Clare
mont. Why this would annoy
them was not made clear.
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9 Bound for Russia Get
Advice From President

Nine State Governors head
ing for a visit to Russia were
advised by President Eisen-
hover today to try to "stay in
good humor and not get mad"
in their contacts with Soviet
officials.
Gov. Leroy Collins Of Florida,
reporting the Presidents advice
to newsmen. said he promised
Mr.. Eisenhower Il won't say
anything bad about Lenin If
they don't say anything bad
about Robert E. Lee"
Gov. Collins, chairman of the
Executive Committee Of the
Governors Conference, and
the eight other State Cover
nors who are making the visit
with the blessing of the State
Department. conferred with the
President before leaving from
New York by air tomorrow for
Moscow by way of Paris.
Could Be Constructive
Gov. Collins said Mr.. Eisen-
hover seemed to feel their trip
could be constructive and re-
suit in some meaningful dis
cussions with officials of the
different Soviet republics they
expect to visit.
He explained that the Gov
ernors hope to talke with Soviet
officials on a comparable level
of government to the State
executive here.
I'VE want to see how much
decentralization Of government
they have" Gov. Collins added.
Hopeful of Progress
He told questionerS he did
not get any new impression
about Soviet American rela-
tions from the President" He
said Mr.. Eisenhower seemed
disappointed at the lack of
progress in the Geneva Foreign
Ministers Conference but was
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Jean J. Jones Of the home ad-
dress; three brothers. H. B.
Jones and c p. Jones, both OF
Fairfax, and DR.. B. c. Jones,
Greenville. s. c.: and two sis
ters, Mrs. Bessie Hutchinson,
Chantilly, Va. and Mrs. Walter
Fischer. lie East Jefferson
street, Falls Church.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Wednesday at the Everly Fu-
neral Home. 214 West Main
street, Fairfax. Burial will be
in Oakton, Va.
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Negro Educator
Sworn as Envoy
By the Associated Press

John Howard Morrow. a
Negro educator. was sworn In
today as the first United States
Ambassador to the new state of
Guinea.
Secretary of State Herter,
greeting the new envoy, said
Mr.. Morrow was going with
the full confidence of your
country behind you"
Mr.. Herter said Mr.. Morrow
had a very serious and i'm
portant task" to carry out in
the new republic on Africa's
west coast.
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Mrs. Ernie Kovucs
Is Mother of Girl

HOLLYWOOD, June % (AP),
Ernie Kovacs, who
is in London, has a good reason
to hurry home.
His wife, Edie Adams. the
singer and Broadway star. gave
birth to a 7-pound 7-ounce girl
Saturday night.
Mother and daughter the
couples first child-are doing
fine.
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Louis Pizitz

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June
% (AP).-Louis Pizitz, owner
of the Louis Pizitz Dry Goods
Co., one Of Birmingham's larg-
est department stores, and a
prominent Birmingham busi-
nessman more than half a
century, died at his home to-
day. He was 81.
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Miss Georgia Wilkins

COLUMBUS, Ca, June %
OAP).-Miss Georgia Mustian
wilkins. II. who sold the old
resort of Warm Springs to
President Franklin d. Roose-
welt, died Saturday. Mr.. Roose-
velt incorporated the resort
into the Warm Spring Founda-
ton.
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DEATHS
Announeements Of
Services by Chamber
In Mrntnriant

BROOKS, OLIVIA. In loving remem-
brAnce Of my beloved aunt, OLIVIA
BROOKS who departed this life three
years ago today, June %. 1886.
Dearest aunt. you are not forgotten.
ThouEh on earth you are no more;
Yet In memory you are with me.
As you always were before.
HER pEvoT Z d NIECE. HELEN
DIGGs, MAMIE SIMPSON. In loving
MAMIE siMPsoN D6Ioos. 6cSdaS Who RRO'HSs' Gs:
parted this life seven years ago
today, June 90, 1862.
Gone but not forgotten.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. PoRTIA
GAYLES, LEE EVERETT. In constant
loving remembrance OF my devoted
and beloved husband, LEE EVERETT
QAYLES. who passed on to eternal
life fifteen years ago today, June
his y %iyE. LUCILLE HUNTER
MIDDLETON. WILLIAM ?. tBANCY),
tribute OF love TO the memory OF
my dear father. WILLIAM p. MID
DLETON, who entered into eternal
rest two years aRo today. June %,
1857.
What greetings can I send you.
For the wish that 1 would wish you.
Goes beyond what ! can say.
LOVING, DAgoHTER. LILLIAN L.
MIDDLETON. WILLIAMS P (BaFnsieJ. .
ars n lspvipE meRSEy Of ny ,DnS dear rUS bus
who passed away two years aso,
June 22. 1857.
] do not need o special day
To bring you to my mind
The days I do not think OF you
Are very hard 70 md.
DEX9TED 4on WIFE EDNA MIDDLE
Of our son, NELSON OERTEL, who
passed away ten years ago today,
June 20, l94e.
Gone but not forRotten.
MOTHER AND FATHER,
ROLLINS. DORA. In loving memory Of
our dear mother, DORA ROLLINS,
who passed away thirty-seven years
ago today. June 90. 1922.
Thirty-seyen years have passed and
still we miss you,
Some may think the wound has
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts con-
DEVOTED CHILDREN. WILLIAM
AND EDNA.
ROY, GRACE. In loving memory OF our
own dear GRACE ROY.
Loving thoughts of one so dear
Often bring a silent tear:
Thoughts return to scenes long
past,
Time rolls on, but memories last.
HARRY AND MARIE.
SIMS, J0CELYN RENEE. In sad but
loving memory OF nv dear little
granddaugfter, JocEtYN RENEE
SIMS, who stole away from US so
suddenly one year ago today. June
%. 1858.
My dear little Jocie. I miss you so,
B1t nod knoE Sn.,,,I, yoI are somewhere ONE
and flowers.
There's a grief that never can hnd
A wound that never will be
A sorrow embedded so deep in my
heart,
1t can never be fully revealed.
SO when l grieve, come to me
With some Of those cute little things
YOU used to do:
Then | will smile and always feel
YOUR dRANpMoTHER MARTHA
L. NORRIS. 22'
WESTON W. HAWKINS. In loving re-
membrance Of my devoted husband,
WESTON w HAWKINS. who de-
parted this life eight years ago today,
June 22, 1851.
You live with me in memory still;
Not Just today, but always will /"
DEVOTED WIFE. M. LILLIAN HAW-
K1NS.
Evening star., 1959-06-22

HoYLAKE. England, June %
(AP).-Mrs. j. w. Lloyd. S6,
mother of Foreign Secretary
Selwyn Lloyd, died last night.
Evening star., 1959-06-22
Aiturtltr,a

poRF. MORRIS. There viii be an un;
veiling In memory OF NORRIS DOfSEr
at King David Memorial qsrdsn ION 81
Lee hwy, mile si,SSs1 past Fags ISne enSs't ~ az
I'm cars will leave 500 Juniper
81. Takoma Park L. iSs;. Ms;; sIGss astSt
services. All friends iny,ttednh it dnhoRF
Evening star., 1959-06-22
CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN MAUsOLEUM-single
crypt, located near chapel: $3.50
cash AID 2-S522.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun1

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 sad Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
Evening star., 1959-06-22
BIAIR, JOSEPH DEvEREpX. On onsIJi Ell

SHsENvirRiEUS HsNi igHs Blair Blair 3, Is'Sls Ssls94 sTooE;
sde DR. EenwOSSdc woe c,SS Md D OeEHSfE slSfT. SGn ST
Srother Of Marie Louise. Clay D.
III. and sibyl D. Blair; Friends may
cali AZ the residence Services Tues.
day, june %, at the shrine q tne
Most Blessed Sacrament, hnul Mesi.
NtIl he offered at 10 am. Interment
Hr1pGton National Cemetery. 22
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JONES. HOWARD MILLER. on sun,

day, June 2l, 1853. at 3l45 10th
Al Arb 5E MI1sS Mssshi15sNSD 565Nss Di 81 esa!H HOW S:
st. NV. Washington, d. C., for
Miss Jean j. Jones, brother Of H. B.,
c. p. and DR.. B. c. Jones, Mrs. Bessie
Hutchtson and Mrs Walter Fischer.
Friends NAV call at the Everly Fu-
neral Home, PA w. Main St. Fair
fax Va. where services will be held
Interment at Flint Hill Cemetery.
Oakton, Va %
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nAYIY MARY HOOD. on sunday

5q5s i.rT ZOOS a iaiS Bi9LY YDjSSai Ssio;sq =
Soro, N. C.; William D. Hood ,,Sne Asne-
vile, N, G.; Mrs. sylvanis ? ,S Lo,ySo'
Mrs Rachel P, Garland; MTS; r,,ss na'E-
Parham, all Of Westminster, D. C
Service; sart :, the aoSl 8 Il f4.h HiRs' ss nT S0
on tuesday, June %, at pm,
1parking facilities), lnterment Fo''
Lincoln Cemetery.
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KoNRAD, JOHN. On Saturday. Jun

90, 1859, at Arlington Hospital.
John kONRAp Of San Francisco.
Konrsd, father Of Walter John and
Robert Konrad Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. until $50 am
Wednesday. June "a. thence 70 Fort
Myer Chapel where mass viii be
offered ct 8 am. Interment Arling.
ton National Cemetery %
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sWIGGARD, JOSEPHINE BONNER

yosRPHISR SsefffS BONNER swiSaaRb SSsH.is
Of 291O. 10th rd, south, Arlington,
Va, beloved wife OF Edwsrd NJ
SWiggard, daushter Of Josephine Z,
na Tstsr sns 2 oTsT nGTnsT :nS 81 watsT stsr
Bonner, jr. Friends may cali at the
Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. after 10 am,
Tuesday, June %, where funeral
services win be held on Wednesday,
Warm Springs, Va. %
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FERGUSON, BERTHE MAY On Pr,

az. June 10. 1850 BERTHE NAY
FERGUSON Of Severn, Nd. be-
loved wife Q, Frank R Ferguson
She also is survived by three grand
children, Friends may call at the
Richie Bros Funeral Home, Upper
Marlboro. Nd where funeral serv-
ices viii be held on Tuesday, June
%. at 2 pm. with the Rev
Bailey Phelps ofnciating Interment
Epiphany Cemetery. Forestville. Md
Evening star., 1959-06-22

Monday, June -, 1853. al MS resi-.
sfcR sfess' 2ss3 SR2NeIs AlsSaRs RNs aye se PAT PAT;
husband OF Alberta X. Ketner, IA
ther Of Ernest 2. Ketner OF Wethers-
field. Conn: Robert T. Ketner OF
Lanhannl Nd; Mrs. Marjorie Ketnef
Campbell of Washington, D. c.;
SrSsnsr ps,a.n e James q, Kst1ssr, Cecil
Edna wieEe:. Mrs. Elizabeth Cook
and Mrs. Esthel Beggs, Services al
the s. H.. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 l4th ST. NV. on Thursday.
June 25. at 1 pm. parking faeill-
tiesl. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. "a
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JONES. BENJAMIN W. On Sunday. Jur

JONES. Ben BENJAMIN MN J. Y; ;,Tg On sunday June
Beloved iyS, son Se q the late Charles Ss2, Jef.
terson Jones ana Edith DuvaL Jones.
He is survived By three sisters. Mrs.
Richard = Allen Of Bowie, Md; Mrs.
Spencer HiRgs Of Seat Pleasant, Md.
and Mrs. Wesley. Kerr OF Upper
the Ritchie Bros. Funeral Home,
Upper Marlboro, Nd. Funeral serv-
Ices will be held In st Barnabas
EPISCOPAL Church. Iceland, Nd, on
i1sermsns iMsens;ass .b1es STas .s.,s,, "a 2, II an
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BuRToN. GLADYS B. suddenlr. o

BURTON, GLADYS B. Suddenly. on
IhuETdssZ, pydsr,,S June I, ls 81 1888; 90, GLADYS
the beloved daughter Of Mrs, Minnie
B Jones: niece Of Mrs. Helen p
Wade, Mary B Bundy, and Ella
Green Of Ney York City cousin Of
Mrs n5 ps DsisE MifT Pnks s,s ooTdon ord
survived by other relatives and manv
friends After m Monday, June
22, friends are invited to call at her
above late residence, where fureral
services VIII be held on Tuesday, June
Memorial Cemetery Arrangements
by william spangler Funeral Home.
524 Eighth st ne.
BURTON. GRACE. z. On Saturday,
June 20. 1859 at the washington
Mgzzioli and Davis Burton. both hot Of
Webster OF Richmond. var: Va: sister mgft5f Of
Mrs W Fl Jones Of staunton Va
grandmother Of Carol Lee Muzzioli
Friends NAV visit with the family
at the. Takoma Funeral Home 254
Carroll 81 nv (parking oppositel
Funeral Home, Richmond va. on
Hollywood Cemetery 90
CAMPBELL. FREDERICK z. On Sat-
urday, June 90, 1853 at his resi-
Va, FREDERICK E. CAMPBELL,
beloved father Of Elvin L. and Asa
d. Campbell, Mrs Amanda v Stew
art, Mrs. Addell H Hsrrell, Mrs.
Edna L. Marcy, Mrs. Almeda NJ
Marcy and brother Of James T
Campbell Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington Va where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday
Cemetery.
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MARSHALL, AARON M. On Friday.

June. 10 1859. AARON M MAR
SHALL, brother Of Lethorn Mar.
shall Of sos shreve St. Falls Church,
Other re relatives and friends also sur.
yiye Mr.. Marshall is resting Vt
the Chinn Funeral Home. 2b05
Shirlington rd., Arlington, Va Fu-
neral services at l pm Tuesday,
Sb9c Sqns 20 a. cbr,b fhe SECOND bs BaptiS' PTS
W. z. Costner in charge Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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MANN, FHANk 4. suddenly, on Sat.
sFd1S sra,S Na IIpe ERlriNe 70 iNe'a' st.yNo e. North
3g4E Ames st. ne, beloved husband
of the late Nora Mann (nee Toomey)
and father OF Francis A., jr., John
l.. Jesse A william I. and the late
Joseph NJ; Mann. He. also Is sur
vtVed by IL grandchildren. Funeral
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home 1881 Georgia ave NV, on
Wednesday, June "a, at p:l5 am
REQUIEM mass at Our Lady Queen OF
Peace Church, Ridge rd and Ely
place Sc, at 10 am Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Re;atiyes
and friends invited. In lier OF
flowers. contributions TO the Heart
FUND will be appreciated. %
Evening star., 1959-06-22

aI ON. cARRoLL "a roll ,.1S6, Z, On sat
NV, beloved husband OF Fern B.
Mcpherson and brother Of William
&. Mcpherson. Funeral from W. w
Deal Funeral Home. 1912 Georgia
ave. NV, on Tuesday. June 90. at
terry. %
Evening star., 1959-06-22
COMPTON. COL. ARTHUR G.. UsA.

USA. NC IRetiredl Of .35l2 Runny:
mede pl,- NV, beloved husband Of
the late Leila Daskam Compton and
and Mrs. Eva c. Mccormick, Friends
are Invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of
Robert A, Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md.
Services Tuesday. June 23, at the
Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer, Va,
at ! pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1959-06-22
HICKS; WALLER, On Sunday, June

a communication OF Columbia
N Lodge No. 2S5, A. F. and
IN A. M, Arlington, Va, is
(M NO called at 1915 pm.
XOLX Wednesday, June "a. for
NLN the purpose Of conducting
" Masonic services at the
funeral Of our late brother, WILL
LIAM BERNARD HILL.
RODNEY II. CALDWELL. Master.
Evening star., 1959-06-22

SMITH, LUCY NJ. Departed this Iife
%,,,rf on ThuEsday p..S JII June Is, 1859 i,!H st
NJ, SMITH Of SO K ST. ne, beloved
wife OF Byrd Smith. devoted mother
Of Mrs. Lois Brown Of New York
City, grandmother OF Mrs. Rita
Richards, Morris and Roland Miller
three great.grsndchiidren and other
relatives and friends After 4 pm,
Monday. June 22, friends are in
ylted 70 call at barbour's Funeral
Home. 4s X st. n e.. where funeral
June 20, al i:i5 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. %