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A native of Mallory, Mimi,
Mr.. Coulter served the Govern
ment in several other capacities
as an expert in rural economy.
Between 1910 and 1912 he
served as a special agent for
the Census Bureau and was in
charge Of its division of agri-
culture from 1912 to 1914. Later
he was a member and secretary
of the United States commits
sion sent to Europe to investi-
gate rural credit and co-opera-
ton.
In 1888 President Roosevelt
assigned him to work out a
program to stabilize the sugar
industry. Although the admin
istration didn't accept the pro-
gram because Of policy differ
enceS. his work served as a
basis for later legislation pro-
viding a system of quotas and
Government control over sugar
production. In 1884 he served
in the Office of the special ad-
wiser on foreign trade, a tenn
porary Office set up by President
Roosevelt to answer foreign
trade critics.
A progressive Republican, he
was North Dakota's favorite son
candidate for the vice presi-
dency as Wilson's running mate
in 1924.
Mr.. Coulter was almost as
well known as an educator as
an economist. After receiving
his bachelor and master de-
grees from the University of
North Dakota and his doctorate
from the University of Wiscon-
sin, from 1907-09 he taught at
Iowa State College, the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin and the
University of Minnesota, where
he also served for two years as
assistant professor of rural
economics.
After duties as special agent
of the Minnesota Board of
Health. he began three years
Of lecturing at George Wash
ington University in 1910.
Later he was a professor of
rural economics at Knapp's
School of Country Life in Nash
vile, Tenn, and dean of West
Virginia's College of Agricul-
ture. He was president of North
Dakota A and M from 1929.
Following service as a major
in the Army's Air Service
Production branch. he partici-
pated in the Army's Overseas
Educational program in 1919
during rehabilitation.
Wrote Several Books
He was the author of several
BOOKS, including Postwar Fiscal
Problems and Policies" which
was published in 1945.
A former member Of the
editorial staff Of the Quarterly
Journal of the American Statis-
tical Association and the Amer
lean Economic Review. he was
a member Of the American
E nomic Association, the
American Political Science As
ISOLATION, American Statistical
Association, American Associa-
ton for Labor Legislation, and
Minnesota Academy of Sciences.
Mr.. Coulter was also a
member of the Cosmos Club.
From 1885 until his retire.
ment in 1857. he was a con-
sulting economist, with Offices
in the Investment Building.
He leaves his wife. Phoebe,
of the home address, and three
sons. John of 6205 Seminole
street, Berwyn Heights, Md,
Kirkley, of 608 South George
Mason drive, Arlington, and
David. of 1902 Essex avenue,
Springfield, Va. A sister, Mrs.
Mabel Schumacher, lives in
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Friends may call at the S. H. |
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV, between
noon and 8 pm. tomorrow. |
Services will be held at 8 pm. |
at the Fort Myer Chapel, with |
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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FORT LINCoLN-5 grayesites in de-
sira5le section by sprinshouse. RE
1910, ~
Tor with 8 sites, Fort Lincoln Gene
tery. OIL. 2-4091. 10
PARKLAwN, Rockville pike or 4
sites, select location. Call WI.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Desir-
f9' o dSTy O OSt 81 81 toS Siss'' y 9lSSk
Sl;o50; sacrifice for half price
WA. 1850. 10
CEDAR HILLTOP sale gravesites,
6e9 Maine ave. s.w. le'
FORT LINCOLNSHIRE lot IN desir-
able location, valued at $3.50; leav-
ing city, will sacrifice. CT 6-0140
MAUSoLEUM-NationaI Memorial
ne an otist '' bA N snssgi MAKE
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4-sits
lot, half price for cash. WO 6-2S39
sell separately. IA. $500. 90
WASHINGTON NATIONAL GENIE
IkkY-Choiee sites at great sac.
OWNER. AD. 2-72O4, ewes. and Sun
CARVER MEMORIAL PARK-SS95
value. sites. Garden Of the
eSre oss; will sell at sacrifice, LII.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-5-Site
lot. inspection invited. Phone
OIL. 6-OS4O. IS
FORT LINCOLN-Mausoieum crypt
for 2; sect. lis; reas. UN. 4-7769
FORT LINC0LN-In chapel section,
s. sites, $3.50. u. 5-6025, JU
5-4s29.
eARKLAWN-4 Choice lots in Garden
viii sell for 5000, or best ofier
RE. S-S194.
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thanks

VERY often q cord Of thanks In
The sfaT meets Q need which con
hardly DO solved IN any cthei woy-
Not Only u Il sFaeioas expression
Of sretituds to those Who hove sent
.HoraI tributes but also eouFtecuslY
acknowledges the services and
kindnssses Of the mony to whom
. ,asnonol note Of sAonks cannot
vel be mailed or whose aomes
and addresses ore aOt known
Insertion Of o cord Of thonks
noy be arranged By tslephons to
The StoF. u. 5000.
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Dfatha

AL AKA 3s ssSI eAnE On Z Thq EHEH
AMBER Of 247 South virginia ave,
Talls Church. Va the beloved
b TesseH of n Mrs F1 Olivia cngrcf
Of WASHINGTON, D. c.. He, also Is
survived By three grandchildren and
one great-granddaughter. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
services will be held on Monday,
April 20, at pm. Interment
Mount Hope Baptist Church Gene
terry. Waxpool. Va. 10
ALEXANDER, JAMES R. On Thurs
day April 10, 1859, JAMES r.
ALEXANDER, son Of corinne Bay
f sya s sns eUh Ct e 81 af ss% sn
Hutchins. and Mrs. seweli Burnap.
Friends may call 1t the Arehart
Funeral Home, Inc. La Plata, Nd !,
S pHs FhSHasY services ARG e e. the shoS
i. Methodist Church at 2 pm. In
terment church cemetery.
April Il, 1853, DoRoTHY B,
vie Of Nathaniel A. Bacon. she
also is survived BY one son. RUS
~ !.
and friends. Friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV. on Monday,
April APRIL. 90: after r. : pm M. Funeral
pm. at the Mount olivet Lu-
theran Church 1906 Vermont ave
sn.w., the Rev. William Schiebel Of
nciating: Interment Lincoln Me-
BALL, RUTH G. On Saturday. April
95. 1859. at her daughter's resi-
snSs i &d G RTHH tsrrf BALLS s Ss
loved wife Of the late William s.
Ball, IT,. mother of Mrs. Barbara
=. Belts, Mrs, J. Lorraine Nor.
Fison and William A. Bail. Funeral
neral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. Barking faeilities), on Tuesday,
Lincoln Cemetery. 20
BoTSCH, ANNIE G. on Friday, April
IL. 1859, at her residence, 4216
S Sssh 4 Beloved nS MRS M. a ANE otio e
and Mrs. Marguerite q. WINNER.
Friends may call at Hysong's Flu
neral Home. 1900 N st. NV, where
services will be held on Tuesday,
APIh 81 At Nat S% 5asssssn' dO
BoYLAN, HELENA LENA) tnee
seheuchl. on Thursday. April I6,
1853, HELENA (LENAI BOYLAN
lnee Scheuch) Of 1913 29th ave
mother q Mary Norma nii Bo aHsSr
sister Of Mrs Josephine N. GLASGOW
and Mr.. Francis Thomas Scheuch,
siSter-in-law OF Mrs. Mary J..
6cheuch. Also surviving are q
number Of nieceS and nephews
FTiendg nay call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave
NE, until 9:15 am. Monday, April
70. Requiem mass will be offered
81 st. Anthony's Catholic Church,
18th and Monroe SITS. ne, at 10
Am. Interment Rock Creek Gene
BRASS. JOSEPH. Departed this life
suddenly, on Friday, April IL, 1859.
et his residence, 1901 18th st. NV,
JOSEPH BRASS. He leaves to mourn
their loss a devoted granddaughter,
Mrs. Norma Evans devoted
grandson, Carlton Hodge: one sister,
Mrs. Annie Walden; one grandson
in-law and many friends, Remains
may be viewed at his above late
residence on Monday, April 20. after
pm. Funeral will be held on
tuesday. April 81, at l pm, from
the Providence Baptist Church, Ken
lucky and Potomac ayes. sc. Ar
ransements by George B. Clarkes.
mnAGc rnS..,, -,
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HuMEs, WILLIAM \. Passed 70 bad

fS5S, a Hsi lis residence Sea WILLIAM p n
HUMES. after q short illness. He
leaves to mourn q devoted wife,
Mrs. Jennie B. Humes: two devoted
sisters, Mrs. Ida s. Thomas and Mrs
Maxine Holmes; three brothers,
Elder Samuel Humes Of District Of
Columbia: Douglas and Russell
Humes Of Virginia; many nieces and
nephews, other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the Smith Fu-
neral Home. 2ll6 18th st. NV.
Notice Of funeral later.
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COHEN, ETHEL, On Thursday, April

IL. is55. Ethel COHEN eddsspI q 1 fgis
Rippon I'd, Alexandria, Va, be-
owed mother. Of Mrs. Louise Siss-
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky q Sons Fu-
neral Home. 1901 14th st. NV.
on Sunday, April 10, at 1880 am.
1nterment private. In lieu Of fow-
lions may be made TO the United
Jewish Appeal or the Heart Fund.
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ODONNELL, WILLIAM .. Members
~ Of Bishop Byrne Coun-
AzA Columbus. are notifed Of
I1MNr the death Of Brother
NIX ~ WILLIAM j. O'DON-
NW NELL and are requested
w to meet at the Robert A.
Mnttingly Funeral Home, I31 18th
st. Sc, on Sunday, April 10, 1859,
at S:lb pm, for the recitation OF
the, rosary for the repose Of his
Henry y1y ,. FRANCS. Jrs @. x
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MeTvER. GRACE. suddenly. on Tuas-
day, April IL. 1853. AZ her residence.
1897 18th st NV, ORACR hcfVER.
wife Of Mr.. vefIand Mciyer. she
saves t Insss sh Anr BUDDY. WIZ
Mrs, Margaret Wood. Mrs, Julia
Graham. Mr. Dora jackson: one
Isasr wslE ssSr. w nbb. .n ss sssss
April 10. friends and relatives may may
call at MontGomery Bros. Funeral
Home. ,el3 Florida ave. NV, where
funeral services VIII BE- held a
Rev So ksert ATS sssisy o Rs se me Inc
tsrment Woodlawn Cemetery.
NESs .S lanes 2" issEso o. wsanss;
Alto BospisaL JAkEs c. Nts SON.
9r.. Of 7Ib North Wayne st., Ar
inston, W: beloved husband Of
and sIserEt. James e., Nesom.
,5a usAY. presently stationed p
survived ~ ave israndehiidfsn, Tires
Home RaS 's s47 wilson Sas ISssss T E4lias
SDril, 20; .Rssnlss q ArIinrs SSnf ~.
tionAl CemeteryI where graveside
In lieu Of flowers. contriSutions
may be made 10 Arlington chap
ts5 No. 70, pisabisa AmsTiean
NEsOM, JAMES CLYDE. A specisl
81 eommunIeaticn q Column
. 6; "a; ;|:! !: :i:;iI;;
W Masonic services ct the
funeral Of our late brother. JAMES
haission Sh SSds:. No. S sSSrt isur! f.
n. H. CALDWELL. Master.
NEWMAN, EDWARD. On Saturday,
NEWMAN Of 1855 seaton 81. NV.
He is survived By three daughters,
four brothers, seven sisters, q de-
voted friend MIS-; Pearl Penamon.
friends. Remains may Be viewed
81 me Han Bros. Funeral Home.
S c.. T Eli 1. Sd M T o T5:.s s Ssyi
20. * 1850 ' p.m On i hfnnn Ae ar
lington National Cemetery. i5,ls.l9
0DONNELL. WILLIAM J. On Thurs
o'boNNSEiLL.. 10 beloved loved S us6and q
Teresa Paro o'Donneil. brother Of
james c., o'Donnell Of Yonkers,
Mrs bernard Mld G MaIsiss x Nias sHS
Falls. Ontario. Friends may cali at
the Robert a. Mattingly Funeral
Home, 13I 18th st. Sc, until Nom
S Say: April 20; e. ESQ al An. Re-
Church ct 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar
NH Cemetery. ID
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SEPH T. All officers and
members Of Bethel House,
hold Of Ruth No. 1710,
@. U. o. of o, F., are
hereby notified Of the
passing of Brother JOSEPH
T. BRASS. Household
services will be held on
April 20, 1869, at 7:3O
his late residence. 42OI
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OSTERMAN, VINCENT A. Members
- Of the Association Of Re-
@ tired Policemen are hereby
notified Of the passing Of
our late brother, VINCENT
A. OSTERMAN, on Thurs
~ day, April 10, 1859. Re-
mains resting at the Nall
ley Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
Island ave. ne, until $50 am.
Monday. April 20: thence to st.
James Catholic Church, 37th st.
and Rhode Island ave, Mount
Rainier, Md. where mass will be
offered at am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
HARDIN LANCASTER. President.
RICHARD A. BURTON, RecY.
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April fs, 1888, EVER 4. JENkiNs
q s4 s.tov 49th n,,,, pl; cClmsr ,I Manor.
Jenkins and mother Of Edna Drum
monds, Evelyn Jones and Louise
jenkins. She also Is survived BY
Q sister, Violet Dodson: her brother,
Leonard Tumblin: her mother, Eliza
Tumblin. and two grandchildren,
Services at the Gasch Funeral Home,
1889 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Nd, on Monday. April go. at 1870
pm Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Viewing after 8 pm. Saturday.
April Is. 10
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JET, LULA z. (nee Roberts,. On
Thursday, April 16, 1859, ct Wash
ington Hospital Center. LULA E.
Beloved o. wife 'C q ne enp Isfsy walter nw
Jet and sister Of Eugene z. Rob-
erts Of Takoma Park. Md. Services
at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV, on Mon
day. April 20. at 2 pm. parking
eterv, Alexandria, Va 10
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HICla"D H a. Knisht
nArrr. D n,nOWn- Fin Saw

day day. April ie. 1859. At his resi-
dence, $3.50 WILLIAMSBURG blvd.
Arlington, Va, ANDREW r. PATLA,
beloved husband Of Betty, D. Patla,
Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Steliga Of
Cleveland, Ohio; brother Of Frank
and Stanley Patla, Mrs. Catherine
Boyles Mrs. Angelina Maloney and
Miss Stella Patla Of Cleveland.
Arlington Funeral Home. 1901
North Fairfax dr.. Arlington. Va,
day, April 81, at 10:45 am. In
terry. Cleveland, Ohio, papers
please copy.) 20
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COULTER, DIR. JOHN LEE. Or

CUULIEh, DIR. JOHN LEE. on
Thursday, April 16, 1859, DIR. JOHN
LEE COULTER Of 2l00 s st. NV,
Coulter, father Of John Lee, jr:
Kirkley s. and David C. Coulter,
brother of Mrs. Ted Schumacher Of
Oklahoma City. Friends may call
at the s. H.. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th St. NV, from
20 parking facilities). Services
at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer,
Va. on Tuesday, April 21, at 3
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
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April is, 1853, CHARLIE JACKSON
husband Of Mary jackson. He also
Is survived BY other relatives and
friends. After pm. Monday,
April 20, friends are invited to cali
At the Jarvis Funeral Chapel, 1892
You st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Tuesday, April 81,
at 1870 pm Interment Arlington
Natinnal Cematery o0
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HIT, AGNES AMY. on Friday,
ARF AdNh IsSa arTT q aist asnns.
wife Of Glenn W. Hit, mother Of
Patricia 2 4 Eileen NJ. Katherine L,
BY her mother, Mrs. Mabel 8. stipe,
and brother, William s. Stipe.
Friends may call at the Money a.
King Funeral Home, III Maple ave.
West, Vienna, Va, where. services
10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tionel Cemetery.
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COGLAN, FRANCIS c. On Thursday,
APRIL Ii i iSSs, At oe9FSetoEH Hos
loved husband Of Helen L. ccglan.
father Of Francis (Tim) G. Coglan,
IT.. and brother Of William r.
Coglan OF New York. Mrs. Dolores
Glover. Mrs. Dorothy Oest and Mrs.
b bss1a cSys E ESnsra ssGm w r..
consin ave. NV, on Tuesday, April
81 at 8 am, thence to Holy Trim
ity Church, 36th and o SITS. NV.
where solemn high requiem mass
will be offered at $3.50, am Friends
Arlington National Cemetery. The
family requests that in lieu OF
flowers, expressions of sympathy
may be made in the form of spiritual
bououets or contributions to the
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SIEDENBERG, HENRY d. on Friday,
April "a, 1859, at his residence,
s ss A5sSR st. b. nT HENRY 1ssb:T .;
Rita N. Dakis, Martin and Norman
Siedenberg: grandfather Of George
H. Dakis, Rita Marie Slack and
Irene Siedenberg. Funeral from
Collins Funeral Home, 1921 18th
am AM 0 ints aSnaay Mount ASnai s oiv Ct
Cemetery.
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OSAEhMANS tINCENT A. Members
A.k Of Prince Georges Coun-
xNz ell, No. 2S09, knights Of
EA Columbus, are hereby no.
I~- titled of the death Of
VMA%X our late brother, VIM
NYSZ~ CENT A. OSTERMAN.
w and are requested to as
semble at Valleys Funeral Par
Tors, Eastern and Rhode Island aves.,
Mount Rainier, Nd, at s pm.
Sunday, April 10. 1853, for the
repose Of his soul.
RICHARD W. COOPER,
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HALL. NELLIE. On Thursday. April
el67 KolS s., Cedar Heishts. Nd.
Alexandriss: Va, sh els, Z survived a.. ~
ard Johnson: several nieees and
nephews, other relatives and many
friends. Remains may be-, viewed on
Monday, April 20, after pm. at
the Hall Brothers Funeral Home,
ICES On tuesday, April 81, al pm.
from the Liberty Baptist Church.
Esd st. nv. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. 70
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April il. 1863. At 1Tr,eSmnsnss li Hos.
Pital. PEARL 4; SHIRLEY, daugh-
ter OF A. p. Shirley. stepdauEhter
SdOiphus. Archie p. Harvey V M Il ana d
Clarence r shirley, and Mrs. jose
phine Peters. Many other relatives
and friends also survive. Miss shir-
ley may be seen at the chinn Funeral
Home, 1905 shirlington I'd. Ar
ApriI TO- va Funeral ssr services HM s9a a
pm. Monday, April 20. at the
Mount salvation Baptist Church,
1881 North culpeper st., Arlington,
Vs.. the Rev ~. r. Richardson
oficiating. casket will not be
opened In church. lnterment Oak
Grove Cemetery. 10s
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s nes SO SB South IL B issS At his g. rf S
hngton, Va. ELMER ELLSWORTH
SPEER, beloved husband of the late
Nettie Eugenia Speer. father Of
Alton Ellsworth and Sanford Thomas
Speer. He also is survived BY 1--WE
children. Friends may cali al the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. after 8 pm.
Saturday April IS, where funeral
services will be held on Monday,
A Arrn, 70, at 2 pm: Interment
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sTHshr A RsYsbEsrS '@ i lss SA g
lg.,bia I'd. NV. beloved wife Of DR.
Villain s. Hardesty. daughter oi
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
TAFT Stuart SERVICES at the 8. II
Hines Go. Funeral Home; 2gOl l4tt
terment oienwood Cemetery, 20
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day, April IL, 1859. al Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda, Nd, MRS. ELIZ-
mother Of Mrs. Henry [. Ditmsn 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 Hysong's Funeral Home.
1900 N st. NV, where services will
be held on Monday, April 90. at
invited to attend. Interment pris
vate. 10
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April II. 1853. at deorse washins.
L. PAYNE Of 1000 Massachusetts,
ave. NV, beloved husband Of Kath-
crime M. Payne, brother Of Mrs.
Eva Conley Of Pittsburgh Pa: Mrs.
william Hughes, Mrs. Maude Lyford
City. Pa. Services at the 8. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th
st. NV. on Monday, April 20, at
1915 pm. parking facilities). In
lieu Of flowers, contributions may
be made to the American Society
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" 1859, Eva sfckLE HGI'; Of ACT 96l
Isadore siekles. devoted mother Of
Mrs. William J. qoldstein. Miss
Lillian sickles and Leon r. Sickles
Of New York. George A. sickles Of
New YORK She also S" is S's survived
by two sisters. Mrs. s. Schwartz
Of Los Angeles. Calf, and Miss
Monya schmukier Of New York, and
four brothers, Julius Schmukler,
Herman Sander. Martin .Schmukler
geles Calf. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky & Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
on Sunday, April 10, at 9 pm.
Interment King David Memorial
Garden Memorial week. 4o1 ALI
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FLYNN JOHN MICHAEL. on Thurs
hospital John NicHAff FLYNN
OF Frances flynn. father Of Mra
Robert y, Miller, william D, and
Bernard !, Flynn. brother 81 Mrs.
Margaret Luker and hrs. Morris
A. Marin. He also Is survived
~ three grandchlldEgn: Funeral
Home. 3i7 Pa. ave, s.e., on Monday,
mas 81 Our Lady Queen 81 Peace
Church At 8:l5 am. Relatives
iinRton National cemstsry. 10
FLYNN. JOHN N. oms.r. and mem,
~ hers Of National Capital
Post. No, is5, Veterans
hereby notined Of the
death ei Comrads JOHN
" Honor Guard services WIll
81 held ct pm. Sunday, April
10 1859, 81 the James 7. Ryan
n'' ALIEN q. HoPoocp,
r,u,swr Commenostd
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CAMERON, HOWARD G. OF 22l7
1859, husband of Rose B. Cameron.
brother of Charles e, Cameron,
stepson Of Mamie Z. Cameron, half
brother Of Frank r. Cameron,
Thelma GRAY, Mary Waldow, Ruth
Kelley. Cora Rupard, Mildred john
at Chambers Funeral Home, 517
18th st. Sc, on Tuesday, April
81. at 1890 pm. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery, 10
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06
Senior Citizens
Group Is Growing

continued from page one)
Century Club House with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Macklin, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Longbotham and Mrs. Ernest
Johnson in charge of refreshments
and program. Any man or woman
senior citizen of Milford Or vicini-
ty is invited to come. Bring your
hobby if a collector, tell funny
story or incident, name q favorite
song for group singing or play a
tune and add to the good fellow
ship of these Increasingly popular
senior citizens evenings.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06

Ralph Clendaniel, of Milton,
has bought of w. w. Crouch,
the newspaper route in Milton
and has assumed charge. Mr..
Crouch will devote his entire
time to his printing business.
One of the most elaborate
trade meetings ever held in Mil
ford was staged at the Com
munity Building last Friday,
when Wharton and Barnard,
local distributors of automobile
parts and accessories, enter
tanned almost 400 automobile
dealers, garagemen, repairmen
and mechanics from all parts
of the Del-Mar-Va Peninsula.
Many came over 100 miles to
see the display. A complete
display of automobile supplies,
tools and equipment was ar
ranged in the gymnasium of the
Community Building Larger
equipment was set up I'm the
truck room of the Carlisle Fire
Company. In the evening Whar-
ton and Barnard entertained
all of their guests at turkey
dinner, which was served in
Varney Auditorium of the Com
munity Building by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Milford Emer-
gency Hospital. Ample out-Of-
town entertainments was pro-
vided.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06
Milford Guard Unit
Receives High Rating
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an efficient manner: appearance of
men and their response to Ques-
tions in ranks were noteworthy;
training observed during the classes
of the second hour was very well
presented and the lesson plans
were superior, instructor were well
qualified; and class participation
was excellent and five enlisted men
are on six months active duty for
training and all Officers and War
rant Officers were familiar with
and qualified in their assignments.
1t. Spicer, Headquarters battery
commander, commended the men
of the unit for their outstanding eff
forts towards making the Superior
rating possible and stated that they
have every reason to feel proud of
receiving four Superior ratings in
the past five annual General In
spectiOnS.
Section leaders in Headquarters
Battery, 160th AAA Group who con-
tributed much toward gaining the
Superior rating were: M/Sgt. Chas.
w. Johnson, First Sergeant; M/Sgt.
Herbert C. Jump, Sgt. Major;
MkSgt. Augustus III. Lindale, In
telligence Sgt; M/Sgt. Joseph H.
Emory, Operations and Training
Section; M/Sgt. Cecil w. Maloney,
Meteorological Section; M/Sgt. VIM.
N. Marvel, Group Supply Sgt;
M/Sgt. Laurence e. CAREY, Person
mel Sgt Major; Sic. James Hazard,
Mess Steward; Sgt. Frank L. Reed,
G m m u n i C ti0ns Section; Sgt.
Communications Sc ction; Sgt.
Frank r. Ingram, Sr., Motor Sgt:
Sgt. James Fl. Faulkner, Supply
Sgt; SP3 Homer H. Holt, Rattery
Clerk; and Pfc. Maurice 6. Wat
kins, Supply Assistant.
After the Inspection, Colonel
Ralph s. Baker, Group Commander
presented the medal for service in
aid of civil authority to the follow
ing officers and enlisted men of
Headquarters Battery, 160th AAA
Group, for outstanding service per-
formed during the three major
snow storms of 1957-195S winter
season: CWO Clement ]. Nevins.
CWO Howard M. Willis, CW0 Edw
III. KINNEY, Jr.. MISgt. Charles W
Johnson and MfSgt William H.
Marvel.