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HARRIS, JOSEPH S Suddenly, on sun.
daY Anril 1o lnSn Ins INN q

HARRIS, JOSEPH Suddenly, on Sun
aARR h9r ~ 49,; 2s i as.S -. JOSEPH s
CITY. Nd. beloved husband Of the
Mary H. Charuhas, Mrs. Mildred
xander and Joseph william Harris.
Also survived by two brothers and
one sister Of Massachusetts, and seven
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Island ave (at Eastern ave. mel
Funeral Wednesday, April IS. at S:3O
An. thence to 81. James Catholic
Church, where requiem mass viii be
onered at 9 am. for the repose Of
his soul. Relatives and friends in
viteo. Interment rart Lincoln Gem.
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WOODEN, GEORGE WILSON. or
Wednesday, April s, 1853, at his
G 5sESias9ss' WI 8I IsoN 24 Wthhonsttn Sc,
devoted husband of Savannah
and brother of Mrs, Matte L
Thomas Of Detroit. Mich. He also
Is survived by granddaugfter,
Joyce Wooden; Q daughter Jaw,
Mrs. Tessie. Wooden; niece. Mrs.
Rosetta Pickette; a nephew, Moses
the Rev. 8 M, Moss, and other
relatives. Friends may call at the
Malvan & Sehey, Inc, Funeral
Home. New Jersey ave. and r st,
NV, on Monday, April 10, after
pm. Funeral services will be held
at the Friendship Baptist Church
on Tuesday. April IA. at / pm. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. IA
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CARTER. HENRY }. suddenly. on Sat,

G 9rdsTi April =, IL 1893 HENRY Wy. =;
HUSBAND Of Ella Carter, beloved
son Of Mary and the Rev. James A.
Carter. devoted father of Paul.
Rickie and Carmolita Carter. He
leaves to mourn their loss four sis
tiers, fve brothers, other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home. 30l5 18th st. ne Notice
Of funeral later.
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BUTLER, THEoDoRE. Suddenly or

Friday. April 10. 1859, at Washing
ton Hospital Center. THEODORE
BUTLER, husband OF the late Ethel
r. Butler Of 1908 Hampden ST., Ken
Marearet Hairston, Kensington, Nd:
Miss Ruth Butler and Mrs. virginia
Cook. Washington, D. c.: Mrs. June
Turner. Bridgeport, Conn. Also sur
viRine are GRANDDAUGHTER, Barbara
Turner; 3 sisters, . brothers and q
host Of other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at his late residence
after 5 pm. Tuesday. April -, where
funeral services will be held on
Wednesday, April Is at m. Rev.
James W Murphy oficiatina. Inter-
naent Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
SERVICES BY snowden. Ia
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WOODLAND, BRUCE W.. Ir lAirman

WOODLAND, BRUCE w., Jr. fAirman
IL a SS9noosnV r on hsat WnatS April
AirmaR $ic BRUCE Y ". WON WoobLA ND
Jrs, Of 100 seth pl. ne, devoted
husband Of ConSuei;a Z. Woodland,
beloved father of Hilary, Bruce and
Bryant Woodland: beloved son OF
Fireen and Bruce Woodland, sr. He
also leaves to mourn his passing,
one brother, James r. Woodland,
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines e. Co. Funeral Home. 3ni5
18th st. ne. Notice of funeral later.
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cAIS. MAaLoN I On sunday AprlI

'Ai is AG a. Ma ~ saadaE Aos 1R1I
Center, MAHLON T.~CAIN OF iTI2
40th St Sc, the beloved husband of
Ruth Cain. lather of Bruce Cain
and Miss annette Hartley, son Of
BERTHE Cain and brother of Rex,
Herman ana samuel Cain and Mrs
Lillian Ewing, al OF Washington,
D c. Friends may call at the Lee
Funera. Home, 4th st and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne. where services
will be held on Wednesday, April Is,
A. 80 am, Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. IA
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CAsHION. IRENE MINEREY. on rri.

CAsHION. IRENE wINFREY. On Fri
day April 10, 1859, at ner residence.
l5n0 n. Rhodes st. Arlington, Va,
IRENE wINFREY CASHION, be-
loved daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth j.
CaShion OF Peru, Ind: sister of Mrs
Daisy Lite OF Baltimore. Nd. and
Mrs. Thomas r Mcbride of Peru,
Ind. Notice OF funeral services later
CLAY, WILLIE. On Friday, April 10.
CLAY Of 81 sth H st se., A Tn-i II
devoted husband OF Ollie Clay, be-
loved father OF Charles. Tyrone.
and Willie Clay. jr He also leaves
two brothers many nieces ana
nephews, other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the
John T, Rhines e. Co. Funeral Home,
30l5 18th ST. ne. Notice OF funeral
later.
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on Friday. April 10. 1855, at his
ANDREW r PATERSON. beloved
father Of Mrs. William Lineh, Mrs,
Ed Green, Mrs. L. Esterhai and
Johnnie Paterson: brother OF Mrs.
L. Willis, Mrs Neil Mathies, Mrs,
Hugh Lamont and Margaret Pater-
son. Funeral from Collins Funeral
Home, 1891 14th st. NV. on Tues
day, April IA. at q 30 am. Requiem
mass at st. Matthews Cathedral at
10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery The Irish American So
cial Club will say the rosary al $50
pm Monday.)
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MATTHEWs, SUSAN. SHARON AND

STEVEN. s sdSai; S On sstuF ASD
April II. 1883. at Alexandria Hos.
pltsl, SUSAN SHARON AND STE
VEN MATTHEWS, the daughters and
son Of Helen E. Matthews, grand-
aaushters and grandson of Joseph
y, and Grace Matthews. Services
VIII be held on Wednesday, April Is
AZ l pm. from the Grace Presby-
terlan Church, Springfield. Va. Inter
ment private in Arlington National
cemetery. Inn lieu of flowers con-
Irlputions may be made to the Grace
Presbyterian Church Mennnrial E,,,.a
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ASRkR sSoS ETA lII 7. suddenly. on

ANDERSON, ETHEL L. Suddenly, on
Saturday. April IL, 1859, a. her
Essidence LIS You g. NV. MRS.
E1HEL L. ANDERSON. wife OF DR..
ing are a daughter, Betty Jean
Marie Reynolds, one grandchild,
Cetheia REYNOLDS, q son-in-laW, Coy
REYNOLDS; other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Wednesday,
ApTk Is. friends are inyiIea tot call
Ntu So. NV. where services Will be
held on Thursday, April 10. at 1880
pm lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. Is
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RnnMER. GEnRGR p MANNER. Il

sx~ah. Mountaineering Post No,
ITO. American Legion, are
8 Arequested to be present at
serVices to be conducted for
Sour late comrade, GEORGE
X. BOOMER, on Tuesday,
~ April IA, 1859 at 100 pm.
y simmons Funeral Home. 1850
EDWARD W. VI. REFER, cOmdr.
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PIERCE, VERNON r. A special col

PIERCE, VERNON Y. A special COM
n munieation of Columbia
m Lodge No .S5 A. F and
IN A. NJ, Arllngton, Va. is
MNN called at 12:45 pm.
Wy Wednesday. April Is. 1853,
NV for the purpose Of conduct
" ing Masonic services at the
funeral Of our late brother, YER
NON p. PIERCE.
Isl RODNEY 4. CALDWELL.
Master
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eODMER. GEORGE r. on saturadv

asterans hospital S GEORGE r. AG sopa
MIR, believer husband Alice q. Bod
Iner father Of George Boomer, Joan
and joyce Ann Bodmer, and step
father OF Sue Brake, Betty and Jo-
seph Thorne. Also survived BY three
sisters and one brother. Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros, Fu-
Sc parking facilities), on Wednes-
day, April is, at 1915 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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ALLAN. GILRLRTR AnRIENNR on

SUNDAY, Apni AZ, 1858. az me- resi-
denee. oiLBERIE ADRIENNE ALLAN
Stlossa vile q George or AT W. Allan sad
daughter OF Mrs. Rosa O. Aucou-
tufier OF Narseilles, France, REQUIEM
mass. was celebrated Monday, April
~. A. 10 am. At st. Asnes Church,
Randolph and 21st st.. Arlington,
Va lnterment Columbia Gardens
AID Funeral Home.
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HANNEk ANNA Z. o. Takoma Park.
Md. on April II. 1853, wife Of the
late Robert +. Hammer, sister Of Mrs.
Mrs Mary o'Connor' John b. vii,
liam A. and Charles T. Lynch. Pray
ers at Chambers Funeral Home,
3072 NJ st. NV. on Tuesday, April
at $3.50 am. Mass at Holy Trim
10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cempterv
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dss. xpril s. 1855. at the Newton
y, Baker Veterans Hospital.
4 AtExASpRR ofTiles Morse Il. ne.
dgeted husband q Blondeszettsr
his passing. one 'S sister, Ms. Essis
Watts, other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the John
7. Rhines a co Funeral Home, 301b
18th 81. ne, where friends may
call after pm. Monday. April Is.
held Tuesday' April IL, al I2 noon.
Interment Arlington National
Cemetery, IL
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BENJAMIN e., Sr. on
sunday, April IL, 1859 at Oakton.
Va, BENJAMIN &. BEcKWITH, ST.
husband Of Mile T. Beckwith;. also
neckwith; father Of Everett D. and
BENJAMIN E. Beckwlth. IT,; also sur
vtyed BY 3 grandchildren, Mrs. Juan.
ita Payne, Robert B. and Norman H.
Heekwith and 5 great-grandchildren
Friends may. call at the Money a
west. Vienna, Va, where Services
win be held Tuesday, April IA at
2 pm. Interment National Memorial
Park Cemetery, Falls Church, Va.
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HEITTMAN. FRIEDA. on Thursday.

April 2. 1859. a Walter Reed Hos
Sylvan dr., Falls Church, va,
mother of Mrs Harry L. Chip
peaux Of Falls Church, va: sister
OF Mrs. Erwin PinkuS and Mrs
heIths Retzow Of Alexandria. Va,
santa Ana. Calf Friends may
cal at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax drive, Ariing-
ton, Va, until 2 pm. Tuesday.
April IA; thence to Fort Myer
Chapel. where services will be held
at pm Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery In lieu Of flowers.
contributions may be made 10 the
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Apfil IL. 1858, AZ the " asnington
Aespitai Center, MICHAkl. AGlu1-
beloved husband OF Josephine Aqni-
LIMO, father OF Mary r. Aquilino,
MfsNWilliam NJ, Oliver, and Thomas
y EAQuilino. He also IS survived BY
hve grandchildren. Friends may can
a. the Lee Funeral Home, 4fh st.
= Am. Wednesday, April Is. Re-
qniem mass will be offered at Holy
Rosary Catholic Church, 80 and r
SIS. NV. at g.3U am. Interment
81 Mary's Catholic Church IA
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day. April ii, 1859 at AIexs Sns9
Hospital, JOSEPH B. MATTHEWS,
Jr., husband of Helen z. Mathews
son Of joseph B. and Grace Mat
thews, brother. of Roy E. Matthews,
MIS-. Margaret Burd and Mrs. Grace
GTessman. Services will be held on
wednesday, April Is at / pm. from
the Grace Presbyterian Church.
Springf1eld. Va. Interment private in
Arlington National Cemetery. In lieu
OF movers contributions may be made
byterian Church
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HOPSON. KATHERINE N. On Sunday,
April II, 1889. at the Washington
HH Sg1na Center, KATHERINE N.
Nevius Of Springheld, III; cousin Of
Mrs, Patterson II. French Of Be-
thesda, Nd Services will be held at
Gawler's Chapel. 1855. Pennsylyanla
at pm. Intermsnt private, IL
Ht FSursd .aO& HP4l + 1880 sgdd TasoMS S
z. HUNT OF 4113 Shepherd ST.,
cottase City, Nd, beloved husband
Of Gathering z. Hunt and brother OF
Nerrine Mieliorini. oeorEe J. and
Robert C Hunt. Relatives and
friends NAV call at the Gasch Fu-
neral Home; 1888 Baltimore ave,
be held on tuesday. April Il a.
National Cemetery Is
JACOBSON, JEFFREY L. On SUNDAY.
April II, 1883. JEFFREY L. JACOB
son OF 1856 Colony I'd, Silver Sprins.
M .ssns beloved Js son Of jane, L and "a
Mr.. and Mrs: Thor jacobson and
and interment Middleton. wis
JAMES. JOHN II. On Sunday, April II,
1859, at the Hyat.Sville Convalescent
Rest Home, JOHN H, JAMES OF 5000
of Agatha Murray: also survived By
81 nieces and nephews. Services on
Tuesday, April IA at . pm. at she
Bsst Funeral Home, Boonsboro. Nd.
Interment Boonsboro Cemetery
Kindly omit flowers.
JOHNSON. PLNEY FARLEY. OF 1895
18th st. Sc. WASHINGTON. d C.
PINEY FARLEY JOHNSON, beloved
wife of Clarence W. Johnson and
mother Of Mrs. Delta Meadows. Mrs
Evelyn Denny, Mrs. Shelna Drury,
Mrs Mary lou Drury. Mr.. Hershel
Cox, Paul Cox and Kenneth c.
Farley Funeral from the Single
ton Funeral Home. Grain hwy. and
e. ave Glen Burnis. Nd. on
Internent in MesdovridEs Memorial
Park. 'Beekley. W. Va. papers
please eopyO IL
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PRESTON L. CYRUS, W. NJ.
ELVIN r. SHEPARD. Secy. Ia

NOEL, FABIAN PETER. On Friday,
April. 10, 1859, at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital, FABIAN PETER
NOEL OF 9l22 Massachusetts ave.
NV, beloved husband of the late
Lillian @ Noel, brother Of Norman
B. Noel and Harry W. Noel. Friends
may call at Gawler'S Chapel. 1855
Pa ave. NV, where prayers will be
said on Wednesday April IS, at
$50 am Mass will be offered at
st Thomas Apostle Catholic Church.
9th st and Woodley I'd. NV, at
10 am Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. IL
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IL, 1859, at Washington Hospital
Center, JOHN s. oRiLLo Of 6ii
whittier st. NIX, beloved husband
Donald NJ Gardner. Mrs. Richard A.
Burton: son OF Mrs. Letteria Grille;
brother. Of Emil, Arthur, Aerrielo,
Edmond, Matilda and Helen 0riilo,
and Mrs. Joseph D. Teresa. Prayers at
1901 18th st. NV. at o m. Thurs.
day. April 49, Thence to the Church
Of the Nativity, where the holy sac
/. rifice Of the mass will be offered at
$3.50 am. for the repose OF his soul.
Internient Arlington National Gene
terry. IL
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Saturday, April IL, 1859, at Arling-
MARATEA Of Falls Church, va, nus
band Of Mabel Maratea and father
OF Michael, Barbara and Florence
Maratea and stepfather OF Roland
Fhlliips. He also Is survived BY his
tea Of Long Island, N. Y. Friends
may call at the Pearson Funeral
Home. Az N. Washington st., Fails
church, Va. REQUIEM mass at SD.
James Catholic Church, Fails
Church, Va, on Tuesday, April ia
az 10 am, Interment at National
Memorial Park Cemetery
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on Friday April 10. Isss. uT ~ III:
residence, 1880 North TAYLOR 81 :,
Arlington. Va. VERNON ? PIERCE.
ST.. beloved husband of Sarah Betty
Pierce. father Of Mrs Lois P. Martin
and Mrs, Eloise L. Benn, Arlington:
ana Vernon r. Pierce. ir.. Rockville.
Mo brother OF Seymour Ritner
Pierce, warsaw. Va. He is also sur
vived BY i've grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home. 1901 North Fairfax DR.. Ar
lington. Va, where services viii be
held on Wednesday, April Is, at
/ :45 pm 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, Mr. Pierce was
employed bv Safeway Stores for as
years until his retirement years
ago. IA
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HAaMB E ALag6 MAY; On Friday.
pital. ALICE MAY HAMBURG Of
mother Of W. Frear King and great
grandmother OF Joan Lee King
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
ton,. Va, after pm. SATURDAY,
April II. where funeral services wifi
be held on Tuesday, April IA, at Q
pm Interment Arlington National
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WEIGHT. THOMAS n. On saturday,

THOMAS n. On Saturday,
April H.. 1859, at his residence,
5406 18th st. NV. THOMAS H
johnson, Notra Curtis, Tennie Ross,
Willard and Thomas Wright, jr.
Also surviving are many other rela-
tiVes and friends. From to 10 pm.
tuesday April IA, friends NAV cali
al the Brooks g. Allen Funeral Home,
18th st and Florida ave. NV,
where services will be held Wednes-
Gay, April Is. at l pm. Interment
Greensboro, N. c. IA
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NIvINS, JAMES n. special commu-
a nicat.on Of Warren Lodge,
M No. 8, F. 81 A. M will be
IN he'd on Wednesday, April
M NO Is, 1859. at the temple,
XNOLX 1000 You st. NV, at l0:45
&\/yN am. to arrange and at
" tend the funeral of our
late past master. JAMES II. NV
ms Funeral from the Metropolitan
A M. Z Church, 1918 M st. NV,
at 1880 pm. Oficers meet at the
temple, members assemble at the
PRESTON L. cYRus w NJ
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WILLIAMSON, HORACE J. On satur.
Hospital aPr HoRAc 1sS > w Il Ms s1tS
OF SOS Sth st. ne, beloved husband
Of Sarah j. and father of Daniel II.
OF Washington, Lewis A. of Mt.
Churchtown, N. Y. and Nancy 6,
Brown and Gregory williamson Of
Hampton, Va: brother Of Mrs. Roger
Burns Of Georgia; also survived by
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia Pike, Arlington. Va.
tparking in rear). where services
will be held at 12:45 pm Tuesday,
April IA. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Apirl IL. 1859, at George Washing
ton Hospital. LEWIS NJ HOFFMAN
Of Ruth NJ. Hoffman. Funeral serv-
ices at the Simmons Bros, Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
parking facilities, on Tuesday,
April IA, at I pm. Interment Ma.
tional Memorial PARK Cemeterv
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AUDET. CHRISTINE. On Friday. April
lus 1853, CHRISTINE AUDI Of
zoos 18th St NV, vie Of WIRED
Marlowe. Funeral from Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1921 14th ST. NV, on
Tuesday, April IA, At 1880 am.
Reqniem mass At the Church OF the
NATIVITY AZ II am. Interment
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Draths

ADAMS SroI SA9 NEs+3 On . BJlsss :. sD a
$50 pl. a., beloved vile Of Percy
Adams, daughter OF the late
Josephine and John Brady. niece Of
Mrs. Frances Dean. She Il also sur
ylsed BY other relatives and friends,
a. the Stewart Funeral Home, 30 II
at, ne. after pm. Tuesday, where
services will be held Wednesday,
April Is, at 1880 am, Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. "a
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O'C0NNELL, EMMA. On Sunday. April
II, 1883. EMMA O'CONNELL of
1873 Chesapeake St NV. beloved
wife Of the late James J. O'connell
and mother of Mrs. Margaret z
Steinert Services and interment in
Schenectady, N. Y
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Six Die as z Cars
Collide in Indiunu

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, May II
(AP). = Six persons, five of
them returning home from
church services, we're killed
early yesterday in a two-car
collision five miles southeast
of here.
The victims were Mrs. Mable
Stewart. 46. Mrs. Pearl Nance,
so. Mrs. Barbara Payne, 26,
and Stephanie Jones, 4, all OF
indianapolis: Mrs. Dallas john
son. SIS. Louisville. KY, and
Robert Zinser, st. Paul, Ind.
State police said Mrs. Stew
art apparently started to pass
another car on U. S. Highway
All and her car was hit almost
broadside by an oncoming We
hicle driven by Roger Wullen-
weber, 20. Adams, Ind. Mr..
Zinser was a passenger in the
Wullenweber car.
The only survivors were
young Whitewater and Mark
S. Payne, 10, son of Mrs.
Payne. Both were injured, but
not seriously.
Little Stephanie Jones was
born in Seoul, Korea, and had
been adopted only last october
by the Rev. and Mrs. James
Jones of indianapolis. Mr..
Jones was in Cincinnati with
the group, but stayed over to
preach an exchange sermon
yesterday.
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ROME. Italy, May IL (AP).-
Ruins of Nero's gardens. where
Christians served as human
torches to illuminate scenes of
slaughter, are believed TO have
been unearthed in Rome
Italian psychologists. working
for six months on the right
bank of the Tiber. said the
ruins date to the first century
after Christ.
A marble plaque referring to
the Emperor Nero's palace and
gardens gave credence to the
probability that this was the
scene of the slaughter of many
early Christians
Prof. Pietro de Angel OF
Rome's LanciSiana Academy
said the marble plaque, dating
to the 18th century and in
scribed in Latin vulgate rather
than classical Latin was one OF
the most important finds
ION the plaque" he said, I'VE
found reference to Nero's palace
and gardens. 1t was a me-
mortal"
The diggings are close to the
border of Vatican City.
According to Roman his
horians many Christians were
covered with pitch and other
inflammable materials and
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Site of Nero's SIoying
OF Christians Is Found

burned as living torches to
illuminate the gardens and
their scenes of slaughter and
orgy.
Prof. De Angel said MOSAIC
walls also were discovered as
well as pieces of wall which in
dicated that this was the site
of Nero's grotto and a temple
The research and excavation
is being done by a government
team Of Psychologists under SUI
pervision of Italy's department
of arts and antiquities.
Prof. Giuseppe Lugli, a noted
archeologist who also has beer
engaged in the excavations
said that there is no doubt
that they pertain to Nero;
gardens in which Christian;
were slaughtered"
He said that there were also
ruins that dated to Rome's re-
publican era, preceding the
time of Nero.
"Nero's gardens" Prof. L1gli
said. spread over a wide area
between the Esquiline Hill
now the site of the Basilica Of
st. Mary Major-and the Vat
lean. The present findings are
of the terminal part of the
gardens where Nero's circus also
was located"
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CuIIos Has Cold;
Concert Delayed

wEISBADEN, Germany. May
II (AP)s-A concert by Maria
Meneghini Calais was post
poned here last night because
the singer was reported nursing
"a cold in Milan.
About l.400 people had paid
up to IS marks Cs154D TO hear
the American soprano, Her
agent said she will appear
tomorrow.
The American singer was re-
ported to have contracted q
cold last month and had
stayed in Milan to recuperate.
Scores Of newsmen and ad-
mirers waited in vain Saturday
night at Frankfurt's Rhine
Main airport to greet the
singer on her scheduled arrival
from Milan.
Weisbaden is the first in a
series of four concerts sched-
uled in West German cities.
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KING

Continued From First Page
Tomb of the Unknowns in Ar
lington Cemetery. Then he goes
to a press correspondents re-
ception in his honor.
Three Formal Dinners
The President and Mrs. Eli
senhower will entertain at a
State dinner in the White
House tonight, with musicale
to follow.
1t is the first of three formal
dinners. Vice President and
Mrs. Nixon will entertain the
King at a dinner tomorrow eve
ming at the Pan American Un-
ion, and King Baudouin will
give a dinner honoring Presl-
dent Eisenhower Wednesday
evening at the Belgian EN-
basSy.
Tomorrow, after laying a
wreath ar George Washing
tons 5onlb at Mount Vernon
the King will address a joint
session. of the Senate and
House.
On Wednesday, he will enter
! tain tne ambassadors stationed
in WAsniugton, and in turn
will oe guest OF honor at a
! PeitaGon luncheon given by
officials of the Defense De-
parSment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
Steak Tester CLOVIS
Wen Meat Is Done

ROCHESTER, N. Y. - A
steak tester that lights up when
the steak is done to your order
has been developed by a Roch-
ester concern.
The dial of the device is set
to rare, medium, or well done
and then its point is inserted
into the steak. A tiny bulb on
the top of the thermometer
lights up when the desired tenn
perature has been reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
Sir Winston
IsBack Home

LONDON. May IL (AP).-SiI
Winston Churchill returned
home today from what may
have been his last visit To
America.
Smiling and spruce in a gray
homburg and gray suit with
red rose in his lapel, the British
statesman was greeted at the
airport by his wife, who kissed
him on both cheeks.
United States Ambassador
John Hay Whitney also came
out to welcome Sir Winston
home.
Sir Winston was misty-eyed
last night as he boarded the
British jetliner at New York'S
Idlewild Airport. Not far away
in Brooklyn, is a remodelled
brownstone house where hi:
mother was born.
This was Sir Winston's ninth
visit to the United States since
the first dark days of World
War II, before the United
States entered the fighting.
Sir Winston, "a and ailing
paused at the ramp as he
boarded the plane, and deliv-
cred a message of hope to the
free world. Then he waved his
homburg at the crowd of sew
eral hundred gathered to see
him off.
Sir Winston spent seven days
in New York and Washington
In New York he stayed with
an old friend, financier Bernard
Baruch, four years his senior