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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18
INDECENT Counsel
Hearings Urged
By District Bar

The District Bar Association
directors yesterday asked for
congressional hearings on leg
islation to provide paid counsel
to represent the penniless in
criminal court cases.
The directors declined to ask
association members for a vote
on whether the bar should drop
its opposition to a modified
public defender bill introduced
by Chairman Mcmillan of the
House District Committee.
The directors favor a bill
supported by the association
for years which would provide
appointment of privately prac-
ticing attorneys to individual
INDECENT cases. The lawyers
would be paid at an hourly
rate from public funds. An
administrator would make the
appointments.
The Mcmillan bill asks for a
publicly paid staff of defenders
plus appointment of private
attorneys when necessary. The
plan would be supported by
public funds and headed by an
administrator and trustees.
! Washington judges are expect
ed to indorse it at a May meet
ing.
The bar directors commended
| the Mcmillan bill for its Con-
structive efforts to solve a dire
problem in the District of Co.
lumbia" and noted that there
was much in the bill they could
agree with. They announced
that at congressional hearings
they would support the prin-
ciple of compensation for those
who represent indigents.
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Mrs. Ethel SIovin Cohen, SO
Widow of CIV Professor

Mrs. Ethel Slavin Cohen. 80,
the widow of a professor OF
electrical engineering at George
Washington University. dieC
Thursday at the George Wash
ington University Hospital.
Her husband. DR.. Louis Cob
en-, who died in 1948, was
prominent scientist who inven-
ted many radio and cable tel
egraphy devices. Mrs. Cohen
lived at 2601 Sixteenth street
NV.
Born in Russia, she came tc
the United States at the age OF
IL, and was graduated from
Radcliffe College.
Mrs. Cohen was active in sew
eral reform groups working for
women's suffrage and equal
rights for Negroes, including
the Monday Evening Club. the
Women's International League
for Peace and Freedom and the
National Women's Party. whose
campaign for women's suffrage
led to passage Of the Nineteenth
Amendment in 1920.
AS a member of the latter
organization, Mrs. Cohen pick
eted the White House during
the Wilson administration.
When the women advanced one
by one to drop copies of a
speech by the President in a
bonfire, waiting police arrested
them. A small woman. Mrs.
Cohen later complained to
friends that a burly policeman,
reluctant TO arrest her. pushed
her aside before she reached the
bonfire.
After passage Of the suffrage
amendment she helped found
the League Of Women Voters.
Five years ago Mrs. Cohen
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VIRGINIA
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
that the Virginia General As
sembly is the oldest elected rep
resentative body in the New
World. The upper branch Of
that Legislature has never used
such procedure. it was argued.
State Senator Mills E. Cod
win. chief spokesman for mas
sive resistance members Of the
Legislature, said the move was
80 precedent-br so I'M
usual, SO strange it requires
solemn reflection by every MEM
Der of this body"
Don't do this to the people
of Virginia. pleaded Senator
William Stone of Martinsville.
another massive resistance sup
porter. ut would be like
changing the rules in the mid
die of the game"
Senator Marvin Minter Of
Matthews said he did not be-
lieve the bill was of sufficient
Importance to require breaking
the precedent of sending 1t to
the committee to which 1t nor
mally would be assigned.
State Senator Harry F. Byrd,
jr, of Winchester said the bill
should have been referred to
the Education Committee. The
Senate, he said, then could dis
charge that committee and
gain control of the bill on the
floor if the majority of the
members were dissatisfied with
the committees action.
IT'S very, very dangerous
thing" Senator Byrd said, to
set precedent by having the
Senate sit as a committee OF
the whole to consider a bill.
Senator Perrow announced II
was his intention to move that
the Senate sit as committee
Iof the whole on all the bills
recommended by his commits
sion which would be assigned
to the Education Committee.
In other developments yes
terday, the House passed eight
other Perrow Commission bill
to minimize indignation an
sent them to the Senate.
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Andrew HuisIip,
Chief Electrician
For GSA Unit

Andrew Leon Haislip, ST., 81,
chief electrician for the Gen.
eral Services Administration
Group D buildings. including
the Health, Education and We'll
fare building. died Thursday
at Sibley Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Haislip was born in
Philadelphia but he spent most
Of his life in Washington and
nearby Maryland. He lived at
4l04 Quintana street, Hyatts-
vile.
He had been the chief cleo
trician since 1884. During
World War he served in the
Marine Corps.
He leaves, besides his wife.
r. Elizabeth Haisplip Of the
home address. five children:
Andrew L. Haislip, ir.. and
Mrs. Violet E. oertly, Of the
home address: Robert L, Hais-
lip. 62l2 Seabrook road, Sea-
brook, Md; Mrs. veola H, Dove
and Mrs. M Virginia Bale.
lO407 Grandin street, Silver
Spring.
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was a delegate at the meeting
of the International Ethical
Cultural Society in Holland
Stopping of in England after
the meetings, she interviewed
top labor leaders and lectured
on the British labor movement
when she returned to this coun-
try.
She leaves a daughter. Mrs.
Louis P. Sissman, of 1918 Rip
pom road, Alexandria; two sis
tiers. Mrs. Marion Chandler and
Mrs. Clsrice Kahn of Noting
ham. England, and two grand
children.
Services will be at 1890 a m.
tomorrow at Danzansky's Fun
eral Home, 350l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be pri-
vate.
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Y. A. Ostermon Dies;
Former County Judge

Vincent Anthony osterman.
80. former District policeman
and later a judge OF the
Prince Georges County Or
phans Court for IL years. died
IN Mount Alto Veterans Hos
pital on Thursday.
Mr.. Osterman was elected
Prince Georges County Judge
in 1888 and reelected twice.
He was later elected TO the Or
lphan's Court Of Prince Georges
County, where he served for IL
years. until 1850.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Osterman was a Navy veteran.
He served during the Spanish
American War. During the
50th Anniversary Of the Span
Iish-American War, Mr.. Oster-
man was the Department Com
mander of the District of CO.
lumbia.
In 1858, Mr.. Osterman was
awarded The Evening Star
Trophy for his outstanding
contribution to good citizen
ship.
Worked on Flood Problem
During the l930s he was the
Bladensburg town commission
er and was instrumental in
correcting the flood and traffic
problem at the Peace Cross
which plagued the area Tor
years.
He has been a resident of
1850 Annapolis road, Bladens-
burg, Nd, for nearly IS years.
Earlier he had lived in the
District.
Mr.. Osterman served 80 years
as a member of the Metropol-
itan Police Force until he re-
tired with a disability in 1888.
He served on the police force
as a patrolman and as the desk
clerk in the I'd and 18th pre-
cinctS. He was also assigned
to a police beat in the WASH
ington Harbor for a time.
Mr.. Osterman attended Con-
zaga High School and the Ma
tional University Law School.
He leaves, besides his wife
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Mrs. Ward, SO,
Ex-Tux Employee

Funeral services will be held
Monday at IL am. at st
Johns Episcopal Church, La
fayette Square, for Mrs. Zuls
Walker Ward, SO, retired In
ternal Revenue Service en-
ploye, who died yesterday al
her home, 5408 Lambeth road
Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Ward, a lifelong resi-
dent of the District, retired
from the Government in 1941
Burial will be in the Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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World War l and was honored
by a half dozen nations foI
his work.
He was reported to have lost
more than So million in the
1929 market crash. He gave
away more than 81 million to
Duluth civic organizations
charity groups and schools.
Surviving are son, Robert
L. of Washington, D. c., and a
daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Fiertz
Long Island City, N. Y.
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HuIdu Niebuhr

CHICAGO, April 10 (AP).-
Hulda Niebuhr, 70, member of
a family of noted theologians,
died yesterday of a heart all
ment. She had been a profess
sor of Christian Education at
Mccormick Theological Semi
nary since 1916. Miss Niebuhr
a native of San Francisco,
previously was on the faculty
of the School of Education of
New York University and Bos-
ton University.
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Gertrude L. WetzeI

CHICAGO. April 10 tAP) -
Gertrude L. Wetzel, 81. asso-
ciate director Of the Illinois
State Nurses Association. died
of q brain tumor Thursday
night. Miss Wetzel once was
superintendent Of the Wichita
Falls CTexD General Hospital.
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Gilbert Stuart House
Has q Snuff Mill

The birthplace of Gilbert
Stuart, noted painter of por-
traits of George Washington,
is near Wexford, R. l.
Still operating on the lower
floor of the ancient house is a
water-powered snuff mill.
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Raymond w. Smith

EVANSTON. ILL.,, April Is
(AP) Raymond w. Smith,
81, president of the Telephone
Engineer Publishing Corp. in
Chicago, died yesterday in a
hospital. Death was due to a
heart ailment. He was a ma
tive of Mckinney. Tex.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN sravesites in de-
siraole section by springhouse. RE
LOT with 8 sites, Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. OIL, 2-409l. l9
PARKLAWN, Rockville pike or 4
SITES, select location. Call WI.
b-194a. 10
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Desir-
IL owner out OF town; value,
Si.050; sacrifice for half price.
WA. 1870. 10
CEDAR HILLTOP sale eravesites.
$3.50, or l for $3.50. DOOLEY,
500 Maine ave. sw. i9s
FORT LINCOLN-Beautiful burial
crypt reauires no vault, in the
Garden of the Apostles: out-of-
NO 2-4S43 or write @. NJ. OLSEN.
200 West Patrick St. Frederick. Nd
FORT LINC0LN-5-site lot in desir-
able location, valued at $3.50: leav-
Ing city, will sacrifice. CT 6-0l40.
FORT LINC0LN-Garden Companion
lot ~ gravesiteSl, in block 81: best
onsr over $500 by April 90 Call
DU. 5-S2S9.
MAUS0LEuM-NA NAL Memorial
Park-Must sell Immediately. make
me an ofier, DA 5-S92l
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4-sits
lot. half price for cash. WO 6-2S3e
SiTES in Cedar Hill Cemetery, will
sell separately. IA. s-5976. 90
WASHINGTON NATIONAL GENE
IEkY-Choiee sites at great sac
OWNER. AID. 2-7204. ewes. and Sun
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7lnuFtliun

BRoDsKY, MAURICE. Thsrs viii be
az gnyslling U memory of MAu;
w 1879, ~ pm. IN .Arlington
all. Friends and relatives invited.
COHEN, CELIA, mere win bs an
%s%ois Of q CELIA p coHsE ds Y ss
Beloved mother Of NM s Sphsn h sno
kow, Mrs sylvia Zlnnanion and
Mr.. Theodore Cohen 81 Washins-
ton. b. G. and Miss Nettic Cohen,
and Miss Anna Cohen OF Baltimore
Nd. on sunday, April 10, 1850
a | pmg 81 Che Rosedale Gene.
Nd. Relatives and friends Invited
SHAPIRO. KATIE RosENDoRF.
There viii be an unveilinG Of :
monument TO the memory .of KATIE
RosENDoRP sHAPfRo, Beloved
mother Of Abner 4. and Herbert
L, RosendoTf. on Sunday. Nav B.
1883. at IL 4 m, IN the B'nai Israel
Cemetery. 81 Barnabas I'd, Oxon
Hill, Nd. Relatives and friends
invited. fS2B,i,2.3
WOLF, MAX. There will be an un-
yelling OF a monument TO the mem
DRY Of MAX WOLF al 1870 pm
Sunday, April 10, 1883. at the
Adas Israel Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. 10
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C1arh nf Chunks

HOLMES, MARcELINE ]. The fam
ily Of the late MRS. MARCELfNE
J.. HOLMES wish TO aeknowiedge
With sincere appreciation ell CARDS,
calls. flowers and other acts OF kind
ness during our recent bereavement.
Mr.. AND MRS. SAM SPARACfNO
AND JOSEPH W. HOLMES. 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriunr

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st. ana Mass Ave. N Z. II. $4,000
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R. D. TRUssELL, Adjt, 10
HAIsLIP ANDREW LEON. Sc. Of
on April 10, 1859, husband OF r.
Elizabeth Haislip, father Of A. Leon
neel, jr, and Robert L. Haislip,
NJ. Virginia Bale. Veola H. Dove
and Violet e. Oertly; son Of May
Walter and Harvey Haislip. He
also is survived by nine erand-
children Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 1901 Cleveland ave,
Riverdale. Md, on Monday, April
20. at S:45 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 10
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'HN NJ, OfhcerS ana mem
oers Of National Capita
Post, No, 1877, Veteran,
Of Foreign Wars. ar,
hereby notified OF thu
death Of Comrade JOHN
NJ. FLYNN. National
Honor Guard services will
at s pm. Sunday, April
}. at the James T. Ryan
ALIEN O ROPdOOD.
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THE EVENING STAR
lrnfha

pays ~ iS EaDE n ii. On r. srIass ARTs
Davis s n"' 20 beloved has .
NAV cali Al the Hali Funeral Home
S e Ssd on Mond nsLs Ap srn'': so y
pm, Inierment Oak drove Gene
DEMPSEY. WILLIAM n. on satur-
SHMPAs PEil 1 "a nae , wILIIHH aauh y
ysg hussans o Ellen {: Dempsey
also ia survived By three Grand
children. other relatives and friends.
Funeral services al the Clore Fu-
neral Home culpeper, Va on Tues
day, April 81. 20
EARNEST. WILLIAM ?, suddenly, on
LihHpnsidfy Earnest ARM o. Of 1889 100 VIII sItS
81. Mount Rainier, ND. beloved
husband Of Cassie L. Earnest and
ths hart, Of H: ellen w u Mitchell .I Esna
Hs also is survived BY hts sister
John. NJ Earnest Services AZ the
Oaseh Funeral Home, 4s3a Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville. Nd, on Mon
day. April 20, at IL am, Rela-
lives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery, 10
FLYNN. JOHN MICHAEL. on Thurs
Hospital JOHN MICHAEL FLYNN
OF 1898 A st. Sc, beloved husband
Of Frances Flynn father Of Mrs,
Robert r. Miller, William d, and
Bernard 7. Flynn, brother OF Mrs.
Margaret Luker and Mrs. Morris
A. Marin. He also Is survived
by three grandchildren. Funeral
from the James T. Ryan Funeral
April 20, at f:45 am. Requiem
mass at Our Lady Queen Of Peace
Church at s.15 am. Relatives
and friends invited Interment Ar
linRton National Cemetery. 10
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HARRISON. HARRIET CHEsLEY. on

Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, Md,
HARRIET cHESLEY HARRISON
OF Charlotte Hall Md. beloved wife
OF 7. Theo Harrison and mother
Of Lucie Besll Reeves Of Maddox,
OF Charlotte Hall, Nd: Mrs. I. M.
Anderson and John w Chesley, both
OF Baltimore, Md, and G. w. Cnes-
ley Of Charles Town. W. Va. Friends
may call at the Mattingley Funeral
Home Leonardtown, Nd, where
prayers will be said on Saturday.
April is, at s pm Church serv-
ices will be held at All Saith Epis-
copal Church, Charlotte Hall, Md,
on Sunday, April 10, at , pm.
Interment church cemetery. In
lieu OF flowers, please make con-
tributions to the All Saith Church
Building Fund at Charlotte Hall, Nd.
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HILTON. THOMAS p suddenly O

Thursday. April IS. 1859, THOMAS
husband OF Marie Hilton. He also
is survived by one brother, one
sister, other relatives and many
friends Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements by Malyan d Schey,
Inc. l9s
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day, April IA, 1859, al Suburban
Hospital. Bethesda, Md, MRS. ELlz-
mother of Mrs. Henry L. Ditman and
Mrs. Rupert c. Emerson sister of
Mrs. Fred Wyatt of West Palm
Beach. Fla, and r. Claude and
Richard A. Ennis. Friends may
call at Hysongs Funeral Home,
1900 N st. NV, where services will
be held on Monday, April 20. at
$50 pm. Relatives and friends
INVITED to attend. Interment pri4
vate. 19
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RACoN. noRnTHY NJ ON rrl

Apfii II, 1859, DOROTHY 0 B.
BACON Of 1921 4th st. NV, beloved
wife OF Nathaniel A. Bacon. She
also is survived by one son, Rus
sell c. Bacon: one sister. Flora M.
and friends Friends NAV call AZ
the Frazier Funeral Home, $3.50
Rhode Island ave. NV, on Monday,
April 20. after pm. Funeral
services on Tuesday. April 81. at
pm, at the Mount Olivet Luz
theran Church 1905 Vermont ave
nv, the Rev. William Schiebel Of
fcisting Interment Lincoln Me-
moral Cemetery. III
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day, April l6. 1858. THOMAS H.
PATTERSON Of ala Woodbine St,
Chevy Chase, Md, beloved hus-
son and father of Mrs Harriet z.
Ellis brother OF Mrs. Blanche
Madison. Three grandchildren also
survive. Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pum-
phrey. Bethesda, Md, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday, April
20, at ii am. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. 10
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DrathH


0'D0NNELt,, WILLIAM J.. on Thur
S.bosSEEsLLi , ssIss:d Ss: ls:Ss. 4
james c, O'Donnel OF Yonkers,
I.rn Mrs n Msqsiss s Il NI.s as
Pals, Ontario. Friends may eal a
the Robert A, Mattlngly Funeral
day. April 20. az ESQ am Re-
QUEEN mass At 81. Francis Xavier
friends Invited. interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
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RoYLAN. HELENA nENAl !,

Scheuchl. On Thursday, April e,
1853, HELENA (LENAl BOYLAN
lnee Scheuch) OF 5733 10Th ave /,
West Hyattsville, Nd, beloved
mother Of Mary Norma Boylan,
sister Of Mrs Josephine N Glasgow
and Mr.. Francis Thomas Scheuch,
slster-in-law Of Mrs. Mary j.
Scheuch. Also surviving are a
number Of nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave
ne, until 9:15 am. Monday, April
20. Requiem mass will be offered
81 ST. Anthony's Catholic Church,
18th and Monroe SITS ne, al 10
am. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry. 10
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COHEN, ETHEL, On Thursday, April

IL, ia5s. E Ethel In COHEN toiHhEEsda " 4fgTTisI
Rippon I'd, Alexandria, Va. be-
loved mother, Of Mrs. Louise siss-
man. She also is survived by two
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky a. Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
on Sunday, April 10, at 1890 am.
ers. the family suggests contfibu-
tons may be made to the United
Jewish Appeal or the Heart Fund.
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JENKINS. EVER M. On Thursday

nl a4II66' 4 NIX n ToimaT ManoT
Md, beloved wife of James Thomas
jenkins and mother OF Edna Drum.
monds, Evelyn Jones and Louise
Jenkins She also is survived By
a sister. Violet DodSon: her brother
Leonard Tumblin: her mother, Eliza
Tumblin, and two grandchildren
Gary Jones and Sharon Drummonds
Services at the Gasch Funeral Home
4139 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville
Nd, on Monday. April 20, at 1:3C
pm Relatives and friends invited
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Viewing after 9 pm. Saturday
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COGLAN, FRANCIS c. On Thursday,
April 16, 1859, at GEORGETOWN Hos
pttals FRANCIS C.. coGLAN, be-
father of Francis CTim) c. Coglan,
II. and brother OF William r.
Coglan Of New York. Mrs. Dolores
Clover, Mrs. Dorothy Oest and Mrs
Resina Clover. Notice OF funeral
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OsTERMAN, VINCENT 4. otncsrs and

USIEhMAN, NINJENT =, Umctrs hhu
IWm comrades Of the Depart
ment OF the District Of
E3{z3sNzt Columbia, United Spanish
H,afIH# War Veterans. will assem-;
lMN$2A{&MI BILE at the Nalley Funeral
iU Home, 5000 Rhode Island
ave, Neat , pm. Sun
day, April 10. 1859, for services
for our late Past Department Com
mander, VINCENT A OSTERMAN,
FRED l.. FRIDLEY.
Department Commander.
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CARL c. On Thursday
Arb Il a sse seG GASH tlrs & AL svs
Fails Church. Va, the beloved
father Of Clyde r. and Ernest B
hAlsx,ssnder q Falls Church, Va.
OF Washington, d. c. He also /.
survived BY three grandchildren anc
one ereat-granddaughte Friend,
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th ST. and Mass; ave, me-. where
April 20. at pm. Interu1ent
Mount Hope Baptist Church Gene.
terry, Waxpool. Va. 10
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CAMERON, HOWARD c. OF 2211
1889, husband of Rose B. Cameron
brother of Charles Z. Cameron
stepson Of Mamie E. Cameron, half.
brother Of Frank r. Cameron,
Thelma Gray. Mary Waldow, Rutf
Kelley, Cora Rupard. Mildred John
son and Frances Keeean. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home. ST.
tn st, Sc, on Tuesday, April
Fl. at 1890 pm Interment Ar
hnEton National Cemetery. 19
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BROWN. CELIA BLACK. On Friday,
April II, 1859, At the Alexandria
Hospital. CELIA BLACK BROWN
Of 21S East Spring ST., Alexandria,
Va, wife Of Fred L. Brown, mother
OF Mrs James v. Gallagher and
Mrs Ralph A. Snider; sister OF
Mrs. j. A. Hayes and Edgar +.
Black. Funeral services on Mon
day. April 20, at . pm at the
Downtown Baptist Church. Inter-
ment Mount Comfort Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Cunning
ham Funeral Home, Cameron and
Alfred sts., Alexandria, Va, until
time Of serVices
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sPEER. ELMER ELLSWORTH

Friday, April IL. 1859. at his rest
dence. 500 South Buchanan ST.. Ar.
lington, Va. ELMER ELLSWORTH
SPEER, beloved husband Of the late
Nettie Eugenia Speer, father OF
Alton Ellsworth and Sanford Thoma,
Speer. He also is survived by 1--WE
grandchildren and i've great-grand.
children. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va, after 8 pm
Saturday April Is, where funeral
services will be held on Monday
Arnon Chapter Church Cemetery
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Ms A!dsIIsss CT. CLARA VIZ VIZ ,6og o.
CLARA UTz McALISTER Of I62a
Potomac ave. Sc, mother OF Mrs
Lee Chapman. Mrs. Charles Flippin
Mrs. Harry jenkins and Mahlor
McAlister: sister OF Mrs Abhie Nc
AliSter. Friends are invited to cal
at the Clore Funeral Home, Gull
pepper Va, where funeral service;
will be held on Saturday, April is
at pm. Interment Fanview Gem.
etRrv ~
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Edward. On SATURDAY;

NEWMAN Of 1855 seston St. NV.
he Is survived b. three .dsughters,
voted friend, Mrs. Pearl Penamon,
and other relatives and many
friends. Remains may be viewed
on sunday, April lQ, after / pm,
g. the Hail Bros Funeral Home,
ST. Florida ave. NV where serV-
ices viii Be held on Monday, April
hngton National Cemetery. l5.ls.Io
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THOMAS, DAVID WALTER. on Fri.

dsy. April II. 1859. al Bethesda
THoSMs THOMAS 0I q 400 D South kb anHSE
St, Arlington, Va, son OF Capt
H e. Thomas, USN, Bureau OF
Ships, Navy Department. and Mrs
Emma Thomas: brother OF Mrs
Judith Palmer Of University Park
Carmel, Calf Friends may csl
az the Arlington Funeral Home
1901 North Fairfax drive. Arlington
Va where services will be held
on Sunday, April 10, at 8 pm
lnterment Pasadena, Calf, 10
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Wednesday, April IS, 1888, at Bal.
boa Naval Hospital, San Diego
Calf, JUANITA DOLORES LOPEZ
wife Of Andres Lopez. USMC ere.
tired, Of 1910 Nancy drive, La
Mesa, Calf. Also surviving are
three daughters and four sons
REQUIEM mass at Our Lady OF Grace
Church, La Mesa, Calf, on Tuesday
April II. Remains resting at the
Ryan a. Sullivan Funeral Home
53S Cedar St, San DIEGO, Cant
1nterment Fort RosecranS, Sar
Diego, Calf. 10
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pAYNE. CIARENCE L nn rridav,

CLAkENCE Z. On Frldayl
April II, 1853, at George Washing
ton University Hospital, CLARENCE
L. PAYNE of 1000 Massachusetts
ave. NV, beloved husband of Kath-
crime M Payne, brother of Mrs
W vii "i Hughes. MS. Maude = Lyford
and Norman j. Payne, all Of OIL
City, Pa. Services at the s. H,
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2q0l l4th
St NV, on Monday, April 20, at
1:l5 pm. parking facilities). In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In
lieu of flowers, contributions may
be made to the American Society
Cancer Fund. 10