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, 1959-05-23
BILL No. 800
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF HI UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1859

To Amend Title 80 of the Virgin Islands Code.
BE, ENACTEDby the Legislature of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION /. Section 4O45 of Title 33 of the Virgin
Islands Code is hereby amended by adding at the end
thereof the following new sentence:
Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this
section, in computing the non-taxable subsidy in the case
of any person, firm or corporation, there shall not be con-
sidered as part Of the base for such subsidy the taxes paid
into the Treasury Of the Virgin Islands on any income of
such persons, firm or corporation which is derived from
sources within any of the Statesaof the United States"
SECTION 2. Section 4O55 of Title 33 of the Virgin
Islands Code is hereby amended by striking out "4O57-
1859"
SECTION 3. Section 4O57, 4O58 and 1859 Of Title
80 Of the Virgin Islands Code are hereby repealed,
SECTION 4. The first sentence of Section 1880 of
Title 33 Of the Virgin Islands Code reading as follows:
Any person to be eligible to receive a non-taxable sub
Isidy, pursuant to sections 4057-4059 of this Title, must be
"a registered voter and have his domicile in the Virgin Is
Lands" is hereby repealed.
SECTION 5. Wherever in subtitle A. of Title 33 of
the Virgin Islands Code reference is madeto Section 4051
to 4O6l, the language is amended to read '4051 to 1855
and 1000"
, 1959-05-23
BILL No. 1856
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1859

WHEREAS the Government of the Virgin Islands
acquired Estate Contant and Enighed for the purpose of
encouraging homesteading; and
WHEREAS the portion Of lot No. 1c, Contant, Saint
John, Virgin Islands, purchased by the Baptist Mission on
which the Baptist Church is built is wedge shaped afford
ing very poor and limited access to the church along the
right of way; and
WHEREAS the acquiring of a triangular strip Of land
from the Government Of the Virgin Islands approximate
ly IA #. at it's widest point, extending 100 it. to the point
of intersection would enable free, adequate access to the
Baptist Church and would not deprive the Government of
the Virgin Islands of land needed for public use; now,
therefore
Bet ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION /. The Governor of the Virgin Islands is
hereby directed and authorized on behalf of the Govern
Rnent of the Virgin Islands to negotiate for the sale to the
Baptist Mission, Saint John, Virgin Islands, for the nomi-
nal consideration Of One Dollar l$1.O0) of all of the said
Governments rights, title and interest in and to this GER
tain parcel of land situated at Contant, Saint John, Virgin
Islands, as more particularly appears on Public Works,
Drawing No. A3-57-T45 dated January. Il, 1915.
DR. ANDUZE E
MR.. DE UGO .......,....... YEA
MR.. OME .............. YEA
Mr.. ....... E
MR.. HODGE ............ YEA
MR. LAWAETZ .............. YEA
Mr.. ADJ ........... E
MRS. MILLIN .......>...... Absent
MR.. MOOREHEAD ........ YEA
MR.. ......... E
Mr.. REESE ................ r
, 1959-05-23
BILL Nc. 1877
Ia LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1880
BILL No. 1877

To Authorize the Governor Of the Virgin Islands to Accept
the Conveyance of Plot No. II Of Estate Work & Rest,
Queens Quarter, Saint Croix, from Frank and Margaret
Wiesner, for the consideration of $1,000, and for
other purposes.
BE IT &C. by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTIONs1. The Governor Of the Virgin Islands is
hereby directed and authorized to accept, on behalf Of the
Government Of the Virgin Islands, that certain convey
ance by warranty deed, dated August 81, 1855, of the fee
simple title in and to Plot No. Il of Estate Work and Rest,
is executed by Frank Wiesner and his wife, Margaret
Wiesner, both Of Christiansted, Saint Croix5 for a consid-
Grafton of $1,000.
SECTION2. No stamp taxes or recording fees
otherwise applicable under the laws of the Virgin Islands
, 1959-05-23
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued
Continued from yesterday

SECTION D. Settlement Of the said claim shall be
made in consideration of execution of a release by Walter
P. Brown of claims or causes of action by the said Walter
p. Brown against the Government of the Virgin Islands
arising out of collision between a vehicle of the Depart
ment of Public Works and a vehicle belonging to Walter
z. Brown on September 80. 1858.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
Heart Condition Clinic To Be Held

Clinics for diagnosis of heart conditions will be held at Mt. Edgecumbe on Sunday, September 6 and in Anchorage September 8 through II, it was announced this week by Dr. Harry V. Gibson, di- rector of the Alaska Division of Health. He said a team of special ists from the University of Cali fornia hospitals will conduct the clinics which are sponsored jointly by the Health division, the Alaska Heart Association and the Alaska Native Health Service.
 This is the second year these diagnoStic clinics are being held, he said, and adults and children with heart conditions may be re- ferred to them from all over Alas ka. The clinics will be held at the ANHS hospitals in both Mt. Edge cumbe and Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
Augsburg Band On M Months Tour

Plans for nearly month-long visit by the Augsburg College Concert Band to nine Alaskan cities next summer have been out lined to Governor William A. Egan by A. B. Batalden, band manager.
 Batalden conferred with the Governor while in Juneau where he was completing plans for the appearance of the Minneapolis schools musicians as part of the Capital City'S Fourth of July ob- servance.
 Present plans call for the band to drive to Alaska by bus for a series of appearances between June 19 and July Is. The 56-mem-
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
Land Selection Program Cleared

JUNEAU III (AP) - Gov. Egan Wednesday praised President Eli. senhower's action approving a bill permitting Alaska to select lands placed under oil and gas leases since July 2, 1858, as part of state hood land grant.
 This action,' Egan said, clears the way for the State, should it 50 decide, not only to select these
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
BOOK REVIEW
 iContinued from page lO)

finally resolve the dilemma, who can advise" the President and either consent" to the nomination. of Leffingwel, or decine to do SO
 Inevitably readers will seek to identify characters in Drury,S novel with politicians who have dominated headlines during the past decade-highly respected fig ures like Robert A. Taft of Ohio. or others less revered like Joseph R. Mccarthy of Wisconsin
 The author contends his char acters and events are akin to pee pie and events in reality, but they are not the people and events of reality. but rather of the book, q distinction he asks be borne in mind.
 The judges of the Book-ofth Month Club found the book ""Vaa in scoe, urgent in topicality. courageous in statement" :'
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22

Q. I will be 72 in December, but have never filed for Social Securi- ty before. Does my Social Security start automatically or do I have to do something about it?
 A. An application, filed with your Social Security Office, is neces- sary. You should contact your So- ial Security Office as soon as pos ible and take with you your So- cial Security card, proof of your age and evidence of last years wages or self-employment income
 Q. I expect to retire soon but have no birth certificate. I do have the family Bible of my parents, in which they listed my birth. Will this be enough prove my age,
 A. A family. Bible record of this sort is usually very good evidence providing there are no ensures or changes. Be sure to take the whole Bible with you. If it is not in itself sufficient, it may be used to sup port other evidence that may be available.
 Q. I know that can file for Social Security benefits when I am 65, but I have heard that it takes several months before the first check comes. When can file my application so that my first check will arrive sooner?
 A. You can file your application three months in advance of your birthday. You should bring with you all of the necessary evidence required. Your Social Security card, some document which establishes your age and evidence of last years earrings.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
Delayed Party
 For Dawn Erdnan

Because she was at Woody Is land Youth Camp when her thir- teenth birthday came on July 31, Dawn Lee Erdman celebrated with a belated party on Monday, August IT.
 A few close friends joined Dawn Lee in the festivities held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Erdman.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22

Hi wkly game w/hdcp: Jack Sheridan, p; Hi wkly series w hdcp: Jack Sheridan, 663. Hi sea- son game w/hdcp: Steve Zehr, PAT; Hi season series w/hdcp, Jack Sheridan, 663.
 High Averages: Jack Sheridan, 116; Gary Marconi, 110; Larry Diet zler, 109; Jim Hood, 1O4;>Don Bur gey, 1O4; Garlic Magnusen, 103,
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
KODIAK MIRROR

Der band will present the opening concert of the Anchorage Music Festival, Batalden said, with addi- tional Alaska programs tentatively scheduled for Kodiak, Fairbanks Seward, HaineS, Petersburg, Wran- gell and Ketchikan in addition to Juneau.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
Evelyn Pratt Has Birthday

Celebrating her thirteenth birth day, Evelyn Pratt will entertain twenty guests at a party this af. ternoon at her home. Evelyn is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Harold Pratt, Mill Bay Road.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
KODIAK. ALASKA. AUGUST 17, 1859

lands but also to consolidate other selections with which these lease lands are intermingled. It's one less block in way of a satisfactory land selection program.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22

Buying or Sellng-USe the Class flied Ads-They get results.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22

READ THE CLASS ADS
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William Hook, Freight Chief
For Seubourd RuiIroud

RICHMOND. May 16 CAP +.
William Joseph Hook, Sc,
freight manager for the Sea-
board Air Line Railroad, died
early today aboard the Sea-
boards Silver Star streamliner
travelling from Savannah, Ca.
to Richmond.
Mr.. Hook boarded the train
in Savannah about 1880 last
night. He was found dead in
his bedroom as the train APP
preached Richmond this morn
ing. Death was apparently due
to a heart attack.
A native of Ironton, Ohio, he
began his railroad career with
the Southern Railway in Rich
mond in 1918. He joined Sea-
board as chief clerk in Rich
mond in 1922 and became dis
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the Avenue Drug Stores ON
Pennsylvania avenue in WASH
ington.
DR.. johnson was a graduate
of George Washington Univer-
sity with the degrees Of BACH
elor Of science in chemistry
and doctor Of pharmacy. and
received a law degree from the
National Law School, now part
OF George Washington Univer-
sity.
He was a member of the
Optimist Club, Sigma Phi Ep-
silon and the Chambers of
Commerce of Arlington and
Alexandria.
He lived at 6611 Lee high
way, Arlington.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Adele
Swecker johnson; two daugh-
tiers. Miss Anne Johnson and
Miss Mitzi johnson and a son..
Robert H johnson, jr.. all Of
the home address. He is also
survived by two other daugh-
tiers. Mrs. David j. Williams Of
Iowa City, Iowa, and Mrs.
Frank C Macdonald. Vienna,
Va. and a brother, Alfred z.
johnson, 504 Seventy-second
street NE.
Funeral services will be at
the Ives funeral home. 2847
Wilson boulevard, Arlington at.
10 am tomorrow. Burial will
be in Waynesboro. Pa.
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trict freight agent here in 1886.
In 1888 he was transferred to
Norfolk. Va. as express traffic
manager and in 1941 was
named assistant general freight
agent at Tampa, Fla.
He returned to Norfolk in
1912 as assistant to the chief
freight traffic officer. He took
over as freight manager in
1854 and came here with the
transfer of Seaboard's general
offices last year.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Al
berta Mcneil Hook and two
sons, 1t. William ]. Hook III
of Chenault Air Force Base,
Lake Charles. La, and 1t. Neil
Schere Hook of the U. S. Army
Artillery and Missiles Center.
Fl, Sill, Okla,
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Ben H. NicoIet, Dies,
Retired U. S. Chemist

DR.. Ben II. Nicolet. SO. a re-
tired senior chemist with the
Agriculture Department and q
past president Of the Chemical
Society Of Washington. died
Friday at Mount Alto Hospital.
DR., Nicolet received the 1913
Hillebrand Award Of the Chem
ical Society for distinguished
research work in amino acid
chemistry, and the l945 Borden
Award in milk chemistry.
He won the Borden Award
for his work on amino acids
which clarified the chemistry
of milk proteins.
He was the author of more
than 100 scientific papers, in
Guiding basic studies Of fats
and oils, and the elucidation
Of the structures of amino
acids.
Retired in I947
DR.. Nicolet served with the
Agriculture Department from
1929 to l947. retiring from the
old Bureau Of Dairy Industry.
He taught at the University
of Chicago, where he was a.
professor of organic chemistry
from 1919 to 1923.
DIR. Nicolet graduated from
the University OF Kansas in
1910. He received his doctorate
in organic chemistry from Yale
University in 1918.
From then until 1917, he
was a Fellow Of the Mellon
Institute. During World War /,
when he was a captain in the
Army chemical warfare service,
he served as chief of the or
ganic division of the Paris
laboratories. There. he directed
work on the chemistry of mus
tard gases.
Born in Kansas City, Mo-,
he was the son Of Harry and
Flora Nicolet. His father was
financial editor of the Kansas
City Star for nearly SO years.
DR.. Nicolet served as presi-
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Joe Cook, 50,
Comediun, Star
For IS Years

POUGHKEEPsIE. N. r., May
l6 (AP) Joe Cook. 90. one Of
Americas greatest funnymen
Of yesteryear. died last night.
His death at hts home near
here came IL years after his
long stage career was brought
to an end By paralysis which
gradually worsened.
For IS years he had delighted
audiences with q vast repertoire
Of comical nonsense. much Of
which he invented on the spot
as he performed in vaudeville
houses and legitimate theaters
across the country.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered Monday at st. Joseph's
Church in nearby Clinton Cor
ners. He win be buried later at
st. Mary's Cemetery at Bang
all, another hamlet near here.
Mr.. Cooks screwball chatter
and wild-eyed stunts made him
a high favorite. Amid all this
he managed to weave in great
talent as a sharpshooter, tight
rope walker. acrobat, magician,
juggler, mechanic, dancer and
actor.
Perhaps his most famous act
was a monologue on How to
Initiate Four Hawaiians." 1t
was a nonsensical routine in
which he did nothing much
but swing a ukulele, tap his
foot and talk.
He liked to tell his audiences
that he actually was initiating
only two Hawaiians. He said ne
could initiate four, but didn't
wish to do so because it would
knock out Of work all other
performers who could initiate
only two.
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dent of the Chemical Society
Of Washington in 1887. He was
a former member and councillor
Of the American Chemical So
ciety and a Fellow Of the
American Association for the
Advancement of Science. He
also belonged to Alpha Chi
Sigma and the Cosmos Club.
He leaves his wife Kathryn
Of the home address, 4603
Tuckerman street. Riverdale,
Md; two daughters, Mrs. Jane
Nicolet Toal, also of the home
address. and Mrs. Robert Vine
berg. 2725 Twenty-ninth street
N w.. and a brother, Arthur C.
Nicolet of Carlsbad. Calf.
Funeral arrangements were
private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
Dr.. R. H. Johnson
Pharmacist in
Area 40 Years

DR.. Robert Harris johnson,
6l,. founder and owner of the
Auburn Pharmacy in. Alexan-
dria died at his home Friday
of a heart attack.
DR.. johnson had been a phar-
macist in the Washington area
for 40 years.
He was the former owner of
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BOWMAN, LEROY n. The family of
the late LEROY H. BOWMAN wishes
to thank their many friends. rela-
ness ness shown S during our oSi recent be-
THE BOWMAN FAMILY. II
DIGGs, CHARLES Z. The family Of
the late CHARLES Z. DIGGS, 1918
q St me-, wishes to express their
sincere appreciation to the Rev. ].
H Randolph and the Rev. Emmette
out Of town. all departments Of the
Mount Moriah Baptist Church and
st. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church,
Sanitary Barber Shop and the Po-
tonac Poolroom.
GLAsCOR, SARAH. The family Of the
late SARAH GLASCOE wishes to
and members Of the Pilgrim A. M.
=. Church and other clergymen for
their expressions Of sympathy. We
also gratefully acknowledge the
many telegrams floral tributes, tele-
phone calls. cards and use Of cars
and all acts Of kindness at the
EDITH T eLAscoE AND FAMILY.
GRINDER. SAMUEL E. The wife Of
the. late SAMUEL E. GRINDER
wishes to express her sincere APP
probation and thanks to the Rev
Edgar Beckett and the Rev Harry
81. Miles 81. Of the First Meth
Odist Church, employees of the
Architect of the Capitol and the
Library Of Congress. many friends.
neighbors and relatives for their
kindness during the illness and
passing Of my husband
LORETTA GRINDER.
JONES, RAYMOND A. The family Of
the late RAYMOND A. JONES ex-
tends their sincere thanks to neigh
bors, friends, co-workers Of w. r.
A, M c., the National Naval Med
zeal Center and General Account
ing Once for their floral designs,
cards, kilograms and all Thoughts
Iulness and kindness extended dur
ing their recent bereavement
THE JONES FAMILY.
HANCEY, MAMIE N. The family Of
the late MAMIE N. YANcEY wishes
to thank the many friends for their
kindnesses through the years of her
long Illness. the Rev. John r.
wheeler and assistant ministers,
paLbearers. the use OF cars. floral
tribntes, cards and other favors DUR
ing their recent bereavement
LOUISE AND ROBERT YANCEY
AND FAMILY.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

vsr often a cord Of thanks IN
The star meets q need which can
hordIy be solved IN any other wcy.
Not Only is Il a gracious expression
of gratitude 10 those who hove sent
iIoruI tributes but oIso eoussousIy
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the many to whom
personal note Of thunks ecnnos
well be mailed or whose ncmes
and addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of cord Of ihcnks
aiuY be osrunsed BY telephone 10
,Ths stur. u. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Anurtlit.a

FREkDMAN, ANNIE. There will be
an unwilling Of Q monument 70 the
memory Of the late ANNIE FREED.
MAN. devoted wife Of the late
Thomas Freedman and mother Of
Iii and LYMAN Freedman and Jen-
ME r. Gerber. on Sunday, May u,
1889 at pm, at the D e.
Lodge Cemetery, Alabama ave; Sc.
leaving 2322 18th pl ne. at
1915 pm. ~
MOROWITz, EMANUEL tMANNYl.
There will be an unwilling OF Q
monument 10 the memory. OF the
late NANNY. beloved husband Of
Florence. Horowitz and DEVOTED
father Of Stanley. Howard and Ser
nard H0rowitz on Sunday. May "a,
1899, ut 80 pm. at Mount Leb.
anon Cemetery Riggs I'd and Mount
Pisgah I'd, Hyattsville, Md. Friends
and relatives invited. rain or shine.
l7,22,23,24
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Memorial dwelling

SAHINA 8. JAFFE
oeorss Westminster ssstiDn IA Cemetery
$500 Riggs Rd., Hyattsville, Nd,
Sunday. May "a. 1883, ] pm;
PECK, ANNA. On Sunday, May "a
Memorial Garden, Falls Church. va
there will be an unwilling OF q
monument 70 the memory OF the
late ANNA PECK, beloved and de.
voted wife OF Max L. Peck and
beloved and devoted mother OF Mrs
Edythe p. Waganheim. Relatives
ana friends invited.
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ANNA 3; On weanssaay.

May ID, 1903. ANNA q MAEbHALL
Va. beloved wife Of Alfred s Mar
shall and mother Of George E
Marshall Also surviving are two
sisters. Mrs Edna Williams and
Mrs. Audrey Lott: one brother.
Louis Brown, and other. relatives
pm. Saturday, May f6, friends are
invited to call at the Mcguire
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV
After ] pm Sunday. May II, friends
are invited to call at her late
from Ky Piym on Ms
tional Church. 18th and p SITS. NV.
at | pm Interment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery. "a
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SAVOY. THOMAS WARREN. {

Thursday. May IA. 1859. THOMAS
Of Mrs. Joyce Savoy. devoted son
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Savoy
He also is survived by five sisters,
Mrs. Media Galloway Mrs. Pearl
Adams, Mrs. Ruth Morris, Mrs, Ger
three brothers, Alton, William and
Chester Savoy; many other rela-
tives and a host Of friends. Friends
may view the body at 4700 Blaine
st. ne, after II am. Sunday, May
~, Rosary will be said at pm
Sunday Requiem mass at st.
Luke's Catholic Church, 49th and
East Capitol SITS. ne, at 8 am.
Monday, May Is. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements BY
Jarvis.
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ADAMS, ROSA ANNA. On Friday, May
ID, 1850. ROSA ANNA ADAMS OF
1927 9th st ne, beloved wife of
Lorenzo P. Adams and mother OF
survived BY other. relatives and
friends. After pm. Tuesday,
May. 10. friends are invited to call
at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You ST.
NV. Funeral services will be held
1917 New Jersey ave. NV, on
wednesday, May 20, at / pm. In
terment Harmony Cemetery. Is
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MARTIN, MAYME LANDRY.

Thursday. May IA. 1853, at her
residence, 4001 Underwood ST.,
Chevy Chase. Md, MAYME LANDRY
MARTIN, beloved wife of the late
George ". Martin, mother Of Mrs
John F. Richter and Or, George ".
of Mrs. L. l.. Freret of Birmingham.
Ala. and Arthur Landry, New Or
leans, La. Friends may call at the
DeVol Funeral Home, 1924 Wis.
ave. NV. after pm, Sunday,
May IT,. REQUIEM mass will be
Church. East-West hwy, Bethesda,
Md. on Tuesday, May 10, at $40
am. Interment Mount olivet Gene
terry. JS
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ANDERSON SON. ELISABETH DowDEN

On Friday, May is. 1863, at
MxssEshTiHaEtG poW HEsptal SsntsT Ellis; 9;
42l Whittier st. NV, beloved wife
Of Francis IA. Anderson and daugh-
ter OF Neville @ Dowden Friends
may call at the S. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 2901 l4th st. NV,
slter IL noon Saturday, May 10.
services at the above funeral home
on Monday. May 10, at Q pm
parking faeilitiesl. 1nterment pri-
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AI MSy II EU Ig5s R6nERT4n I1 SfsoB
of 1921 You st. NV, beloved hus-
band of Josephine Alsop. brother Of
Mrs Sally Rock. Mrs Fannie Roots,
Mrs. Alice Thompkins and Mr. Ad-
die Alsop. He also is survived by
4 pm. Saturday May 16, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Funeral Chapel. 1882 You st. NV,
Funeral services and interment on
Sunday, May II. at ! pm, at the
Beulah Baptist Church. Wood
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ETHEL B, MITCHELL. DIR. Ruler.
BLONGE w. HAWKINS, Fin. Seey.

On Tnesda S"s May IL Il ia5s. q pEWEY
A. Under. Jr., Of 1909 Tngleside
terrace NV. the devoted husband
Of Theresa Under, father Of Dolores,
Arthur and Maria Under and son
OF Eloise and Dewey A. Linder. sr
tives and friends. After 10 am
Monday, May is. friends are In
vited to call at the william Spangler
Funeral Home. 524 9Th st. ne.
Funeral services will be held on
Tuesday. May 10, at 1880 am,
at the Salem Baptist Church, 917
N st. NV Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. IS