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Mrs. L. B. Swormstedt,
Once CivicLeoder Dies

Mrs. Lyman Beecher SWORN
stedt, former washington civic
leader and widow Of a Wash
ington physician. died yester-
day at a hospital in Wellesley,
Mass. after a long illness.
Mrs. Swormstedt lived in
Washington from 1890 until
l947, when, she moved to
Wellesley to live with her
daughter. She was a public
library trustee here for 20 years,
former president Of the Asso-
citation Of Collegiate Alumnae
predecessor to the American
Association of University Wom-
enl and later president Of the
District branch of the AAUW.
Her husband, who died in
1913 at the age Of 90, was dean
bf Washington physicians. with
So years Of active practice. He
was one Of the pioneers in
homeopathic medicine.
Was Wellesley Graduate
Mrs. Swormstedt came to
w ashin gton frcn, Milford,
Mass. after graduating from
Wellesley College. She taught
business subjects at Roosevelt
High School until her marriage
High School. util her marriage
in 1894.
Her activities included presi-
dency of the Women's City
Club, the Twentieth Century
Club and the Washington
Wellesley Club.
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Miss Mary Bubb,
Former Librarian

Miss Mary Ethel Bubb. ~, a
librarian here for 40 years, died
Thursday at her home, 2005
Belmont road NV.
A native Washingtonian, she
was children's librarian at the
Central Library, Eighth and K
streets NV, before retiring
three years ago.
She leaves two nieceS, Mrs.
Joseph c. ITCHY of 1109 Crow
foot lane, Silver Spring, and
Mrs. Walter G. Palmer of An
drews Air Force Base, and two
.Sisters-in-law, Mrs. Ralph c.
Bubb Of 1l09 Crowfoot lane,
Silver Spring, and Mrs. j. Car
roll Bulb of 1907 r street NV.
Funeral services will be at
noon tomorrow at Ascension
and st. Agnes EpiScopal
Church, Seventeenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Burial will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
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She headed q group APP
pointed BY the District Com
misdoners years ago which
was instrumental In obtaining
legislation for the care Of de-
pendent mothers. She was
secretary of the Community
Institute. which operated under
the District Board Of EducaL
ton, and Encouragement Of
the National Society Of the
OAR. n
She worked full time In the
docket room of the Allen Prop
erty Custodian During World
War II at the age Of rs.
Home at Thomas Circle
Mrs. Swormstedt vacated the
family home at Thomas Circle
NV. after the death Of her
husband. She lived in an apart
ment at 1908 Massachusetts,
avenue N. w. until she left
Washington.
She was active in Wellesley
with the League of Women
Voters, the OAR, Women's Re-
publican Club and Wellesley
alumni groups.
Mrs. Swormstedt. the former
Mabel Godfrey, was a descen-
dent Of Samuel Chaplin. a vet
eran Of the Revolutionary War.
She leaves her daughter, Mrs.
Helen Mansfield, of Wellesley,
a grandson, Peter Mansfield, of
Weston. Mass, and two great
grandSonS.
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InquirysIs Set
In Mans Death

A coroner's jury tomorrow
Will investigate the death of an
87-year-old pedestrian, who
died four hours after he was
struck at 1890 pm. Friday by
a florists truck on Constitu-
ton avenue NE.
The victim, identified as
Grant Palmer of 1874 Tenth
street NE, died in Casualty
Hospital of internal injuries
sustained when an eastbound
panel truck hit him as he was
crossing the street in the 1000
block of Constitution avenue
NE.
Police said the impact sent
Mr.. Palmer IS feet.
Traffic investigators said the
driver was Harold w. Ellis, 20,
of the 800 block of Adrian
street Sc, an employe of
Fisher Florists, 635 University
boulevard, Silver Spring.
Ellis was held for the action
Of the coroner's jury which
convenes at II am. tomorrow.
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Broader Concept
On Education
Urged for U. S.

BALTIMORE, April 3 (AP).
Mrs. Agnes Meyer, author and
journalist, said tonight the Ma
ton needs a new and much
broader concept Of education.
1t should reach the adult
population as well as children,
she said, for "thiS is the only
answer / can see to the social,
mental and emotional chaos in
which we live"
The nursery school should be
a public responsibility because
the ages 3 to 6 are the most
crucial in forming human char
acter, said Mrs. Meyer.
She also suggested lengthen-
ing the school day and year.
She made her remarks in a
speech prepared for delivery at
a conference on the "Dimen-
sions of Education" held on
the Johns Hopkins University
campus.
Mrs. Meyer is the wife Of
Eugene Meyer, chairman of
the board of the Washington
Post.
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Joseph R. Reilly,
Apartment Guard

Joseph R. Reilly, 70, night
Waterman at the Mclean Gar
dens, died Friday at Washing
ton Hospital Center Of a heart
ailment.
Mr.. Reilly, who came to
Washington in 1874, was a
native of Albany, N. Y. He
worked in Washington for a
time as a steamfitter. He lived
at 1891 Porter street NV.
He leaves a son, Francis j.,
of 1906 Buchanan street, Mount
Rainier, Md: a daughter, Mrs
Harry Smith of Prospect
Heights, N. Y: a stepdaughter
Mrs. Neil Cedervall of Sodus,
N. Y, and a brother, Francis
M. Reilly of 4527 Ninth street
NV.
Mass will be said at 10 am
at st. AIMS Church, 4406 Wis
consin avenue NV, Monday,
Burial will be in the Park Lawn
Cemetery, Rockville, Md.
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DEATHS


N~NNNN
BUTLER, BERTHA T. In sad and
loving memory of our dear mother
and grandmother, BERTHA T. BUT
LER, WHO passed away one year
ago, April 5, 1858.
Although our hearts are bleeding
On this sad memory day,
We know our loved ones happy
In Gods eternal way.
Her life, it was q model one,
With love and good deeds,
Full to the brim with sacrifice,
Administering to our needs.
We cannot begin to describe her,
There is SO much that could go
For we were blessed with a mother,
whose heAf' III TIE PA FAMILY Il sp'0'
HARPER. RICHARD NJ. In loving
memory of our devoted husband and
father, RICHARD M. HARPER, who
passed away, one year ago today,
April 5, 1858.
His memory is all we have now,
His cares are all at rest:
But thankful are we,s who today
We loved him and did our best.
LOVING WIFE AND SON, VIOLA
HARRISON, PETER DANIEL. In low
llB Vi NY uCdI ldNHCIs
PETER DANIEL HARRISON. who
passed away ten years ago today,
April 3, 1919
Loved in life, remembered in death
LOVING DAUGHTER, M AR Y
BANES, AND FAMILY.
LETCHER, MARIE X. Sacred to the
memory of our dear mother, MARIE
K. LETCHER, who passed away four
years ago today, April 3, 1855.
Our hearts cannot tell how We miss
Our lips do not know what to
say:
God only knows our true feelings
Which We hide under our smiles
SOM. HENRY. AND DAUGHTERS
VASHTI AND ADELAIDE.
LEWIS, FANNIE L, In loving re-
membrance Of my dear wife, FAN
ME L. LEWIS, who departed this
life three years ago today. April
5. 1856.
Still loved, missed and always near:
We look to God for guidance and
To make life sweet forever, dear.
LOVING HUSBAND, DR.. WILLIAM
z, LEWIS.
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Dr.. J. F. Fox, IS

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, April 4
(AP).-Dr. j. Francke Fox, re-
tired Bluef1eld surgeon and
physician, died today at a hos
pital. He would have observed
his Goth birthday next Tues
day. DR.. Fox helped found
the Bluefleld Sanitarium here,
Stevens Clinic in WEIGH, w.
Va, and Clinch Valley Clinic
at Richlands, Va.
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Oil Pipeline to Run
From Suhuru to Seq

BOUGIE, Algeria.-A 24-inch
pipeline is being laid to carry
oil from the misunderstood
field of the French Sahara 41O
miles to the port of Bougie on
the Mediterranean.
The line, big enough to trans
port IA million tons a year. is
expected to go into service next
fall.
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John DoIun, Jr.,
Retired Lawyer
On World Trip

JOtll y. OUldLlp IT,, Oh, TeIlTcu
Veterans Administration attor-
ney and Washington native,
died yesterday Of a heart attack
in Saigon, Wet Nam.
Mr.. Dolan and his wife were
on a round the world trip, en-
route to Tokyo, where their
daughter, Mrs. Wade Bingham.
resides.
Mr.. Dolan was a graduate of
st. Johns High School and
Georgetown University Law
School. He was employed by
the Government Printing ONCE
here for 10 years before OBJ
tanning his law degree and
transferring to the VA.
He served as legal member of
rating boards for the VA in
New Orleans, La, and Tucson,
Ariz., and as field claims super
visor in Richmond, Va. and
Atlanta, Ga. He retired at At
lanta in March, 1858.
He and his wife, the former
Cora Allen of Reidsville, N. C..
left for Europe last April. His
daughter is employed by the
American embassy in Tokyo.
Her husband is a correspondent
for the Columbia Broadcasting
System. He also is survived by
his mother, Mrs. John j. Do
Ian, OF "a Bryant street NV;
two brothers. Thomas M, of
2ll5 Drexel street, Hyattsville,
and Philip A. of 4608 Sargent
road NE: four sisters, Miss
Helen Dolan Of the Bryant
street address, Mrs. Fred w.
AlbertSon of 1888 Jenifer
street NV; Sister Maria Con-
solata of the Visitation Con-
vent, Parkersburg, w. Va, and
Mrs. Timothy B. Regain, VA at
torney in Dallas, Tex, and two
grandSons.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery. Z
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Anuriling

} COHEN, AARON. There will be an
unwilling of a monument 70 the
father. Maroon COHEN. on Sunday,
April. ~, 1859, At 1890 PM q
the Adas Israel Cemetery. Friends
and relatives invited
BESSIE. NORMAN AND ROBERT
: COHEN.
MUsHKAT, SIMON. There will be Q
memorial service and unveiling Of
monument in blessed memory OF
our late beloved brother and uncle,
SIMON MUSHKAT, on Sunday. April
8. 1859, at IL noon. at the B'nai
Israel CONGREGATION Cemetery. 81;
go Barnabas I'd, Oxon Hill. Nd. Rabbi
Henry SegaI oflciating. Relatives
~ and friends invited.
: RATHER LYMAN. There will be an
unyeilinE Of e monumsns, g the the
loved husband Of Fannie Rather,
on SUNDAY, April 3, 1889, a Il
IN, II. B A. Cemetery, 18th pl, Sc.
Relatives and friends invited. 8
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BIoOdrllobiie
Schedule Set

The washington Regional
Blood Center last week distrib-
uted q total Of 1,6l4 pints Of
blood in the District and outlv-
ing areas covered by the Blood
mobiles.
In the District. 79l pints were
distributed: in Maryland, 285;
Virginia, 346; West Virginia.
81; and l31 outside the area for
emergency cases.
In addition to the regular
weekly Bloodmobile schedule
for collections. Red Cross dom
ors may give at the Washing
ton Hospital Center Blood
Bank, First street and Michigan
avenue NV. 8 am. to 4 pm.
Mondays through Fridays;
Freedman's Hospital. 8 am. to
4:45 pm. and from 6 to 8 pm.
Mondays through Fridays and
Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.; Wal
ter Reed Hospital, Monday
through Fridays, 8 am. to 4
pm. and on Tuesday evenings
from 7 to 8: the Washington
Regional Blood Center. POPS E
street NV, Monday l to 8:45
pm, Tuesday through Friday.
9 am. to 4:30 pm; the Gin
ical Blood Center, National In
stitutes Of Health, Bethesda,
$3.50 am. to $3.50 pm. Mondays
through Fridays. (Call Oliver
$4,000, Ext. 4506 for appoint
ment).
The Bloodmobiles are Sched-
uled to make the following Wis
its during the coming week.
sinai, siS0 Military road NV, = to
645 pm. Montgomery, County Chap.
ter, Rosensteel Council Hail, Forest
eS sR 70 Epis S SI T cRarsS Psriss
House, Charles Town. W. Va, 1890
+ Tussdsy@Kins oeOrss County Chap
ibss sb 9sN va pr0Sin am oE 70 las Gym p%
! Fairfax County Chapter, Lewinsville
/ Presbyterian Church, corner Chain
/ Bridge road and Goat Falls street,
$50 a m. to 3:I5 pm.
I. Wednesday--D. C. Chapter, Pentas
aof, Choral Room on Concourse, $50
I a m. t0'3:15 pm. d. C. Chapter, Main
Navy, Constitution ave. NV. az
sish'f e s4 Str sm s st. MaTs County S
Chapter Community centers Building,
Lexington Park, Nd. IL am. to 3:45
pm,
Thursday-D. C. Chapter, Catholic
University Gym, $50 Michigan ave-
nue. NE. 10 am to 3:45 pm. Gull
peper County Chapter, Culpeper Bap-
fist Church, Culpeper, Va, IL am. TO
FriSay-Prince Georges County
Chapter, Andrews Air Force Base, Post
Theater Headquarters, Air Research
Development, am. TO 2:45 pm.
Caroline County Chapter. Town Hall,
Bowling Green, Va, 2 noon to 5:45
pm. Charles County Chapter, Episco-
pal Hall. La Plata, Md, 10 am. to
3:45 pm.
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Mrs. Myro Gillespie

PLAINFIELD, NJ, April 4
(AP).-Mrs. Myra Baker Gill
lespie, IS, a former dean of
women at Fisk University,
Nashville, Tenn. died at her
home last night following a
five-week illness. A daughter
of Orlando H. Baker, a former
United States consul to Aus
tralia and Borneo, she was
born in Arlington, Ill. She was
the widow of the Rev. Charles
Gillespie.
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John D. Longmuir
TALLAHASSEE I'll.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April
4 (AP) John Dean Langmuir,
Sc, former administrative as
sistant to former Cows. Sher-
man Adams and Lane Dwin-
nell of New Hampshire, died
in his sleep here today. APP
parently of a heart attack. Mr..
Langmuir, of Concord, N. H.,
was on a tour of Southern
States gathering material for
a book on the workings of
State government. He had
finished his Florida study and
was to go on to Montgomery,
Ala, today.
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DrathH

WARD. WILLIAM W. On Tuesday,
M MosSitsl 81 william igHs " w. F Wxsp u
42l4 Meade st ne, past president
Of the Holy Name Society. Jersey
Sty, ~ husba aSd of k ts ate q Ms ~
S uesenar Ward. H He also s sur.
vived BY o foster daughter. Frances
! Adams: eight nieces. ten nephews.
other relatives and trisnds; The he
TIE s T M Mss0 Of his DC niece. MIS-
ne. after II am Sunday. April
Mass win be offered on Monday,
A ApF g. bu1 Our k LADY Of Mercy sys
and K st. me-. at 10 am. Inter-
ment jersey City N. j. Services
BY Stewart.
WASHINGTON. MAURICE tAPPLE
i 1852 maurice AZ Tssne'S WzSsH ASGi!
APPLE jack. husband Of Cora
WASHINGTON. One daughter, three
sons, other relatives and friends
also survive After 4 pm. Monday,
Fune rs Home, 50 SOC 9Th ST St. nv nv Fu-
neral Tuesday, Auril z, at J. pm.
from the above-named funeral home.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
WEIGH, CHARLES F. Suddenly, on
Saturday, April 4. 1859, at his resi-
dence, 5415 Connecticut ave-.
CHARLES F. WEIGH, beloved son
Of Mrs. Michael E. WEIGH and
Pr Gnes M MAY can E al the 5evoi f0 F-
neral Home, 22e4 Wisconsin ave.
NV, on Sunday, April 5, from
10 am. until pm. Services and
intsrment Tuesday. April 2 in
WILLIAMS. NATHANIEL. On wednes-
day. April L, 1859, at the District
General Hospital, NATHANIEL VII:
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James VII
liams. He also leaves six brothers
and four sisters. Friends may. call
after 9 pm. Sunday. April 5. at the
H Hoy Of Boyd Funeral nISssd s Chspel
viii be held at 1880 am. Monday,
April 6. Interment Woodlawn Gem
etery
WILLIAMSON. WILLIAM A.. ST.. On
s, ne, father Il Mrs, Sarah Byrd
Ign Jeanne Ivy and Mona Kelsh
DIRECT, He also Is survived by
variant oficer i alien j. piTTet a,
and other relatives and friends
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV, where services will be
held on Wednesday, April 8. at |
pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
WOOD, HELEN NJ. On Thursday,
April 2. 1859. HELEN M. WOOD,
beloved wife of William L. Wood
and mother Of Mrs. Norma Staple
Is IS" survived H by two Y brotheTs FS.
neral from her late residence, Gin
ton Nd. on Monday April q, at
1890 am. Services at the Bell
Methodist Church. Camp Springs
Nd, at II am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 3
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Ven often Q cord Of Thanks IN
The stof meets Q need which con
hordly Be solved ~ ony Other way.
Not oaly Is u q gracious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who hove sent
floFol tributes but also eourteously
Acknowledges the services and
klndnssses Of the mouy to whom
o personal note Of thanks eannoi
well be mailed or whose nemes
and addresses are not known
Insertion Of q cord Of thonks
moy be arranged BY telephone to
The Stor. u. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday stor
d. tfffffks ~ f4
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ANDERSON, ETHEL WARDEN. On
W Wfdaoias'A NHDGH Eso6N t 81 fob a4th
st n %6b wife Of Of sb RiSsarf Ro Snder s
f Richar2 3'nf Anderson S S She also IS
survived by one sister, one brother,
three aunts, one uncle, other rela-
tives and friends After 4 pm;
Monday. April 9, friends are invited
to call at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel;
Va services " viii be held On tuesday,
~ lewis tofnciating. fnterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 8
ANTHONY, VIRGINIA, On Saturday,
Ct az s Charles is Ant astho ss1o'eS s5i
mother of five daughters, Mrs.
Dolores jackson. Miss Vhginta
Washington, Mrs. Geraldine Harris.
Mrs. Hattie Mae Hundley and Miss
Frances Anthony; two sons s Charles aisS
Is survived 81 her mother, MIS-,
and many friends. Remains resting
at the Morrow g. Woodford Funeral
Home. 1929 I1th Sc. nv. Notice
u OF funeral later.
BARNES. NELLIE ELLEN. OF Boyds,
q Md. on April q, 1853, sister Of Alice
N Huyck and John Glover, aunt Of
E Margaret T.. Heard, Horace I. and
& Raymond q. Huyek. grandmother OF
Robert Linderman, Services AZ
Chambers Funeral Home; 6s0l
! TSssd isy kpri al pm. In
termsnE oienwood Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FIVE CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE,
S125 ca. Fort Lincoln. Call RE.
6-3904 5.
FORT LINCOLN-Beautiful 5-site lot,
mr.. Tower Of Peace, $3.50, terms.
WO. 6-7421
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, Mount
Calvary section; gravesites, S795:
will sell for $500. LA. 6-lS26. 5
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-2 sites.
Phone La 6-366S
FORT LINCOIN-2 sites in the Gar
as1 Of the Living Sculpture Of Our
lord, S325 10. 5-2l2S.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Church. vas sites. IA. 2-2120,
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4
graveSite lots. less than y price
OWNER, 81. 6-2299.
PARkLAWN, Rockville pike. Route gao
Lots in center Of beautiful Gar
den of Life Eternal section; from
$3.50 to Ss25. OIL. 2-1456.
SAVE SI00-cemetery lot in beauti-
full National Memorial Park. sites;
must sell, need cash JU. 9-9l99.
WILL SAC. CHOICE CEMETERY LOTS,
WASHINGTON National, $3.50 cash
XXI. S-2599.
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GOLDBERG, BENJAMIN NbENl. TOT
contributions to the numerous char:
liable organizations in memory OF
our dearly beloved, we wish TO
express our deepest appreciation TO
SOrs iri Thess a 1es u kindness viii
long be remembered.
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER,
SARAH GOLDBERG AND SYLVIA
@. GOLDBERG. .x
HINES. EDWARD r. we wish to
thank all Of our kind friends and
neighbors for their many acts of
kindness, expressions Of sympathy
and coincidence during our recent
Mrs RITA HINES AND GILL;
ily Of the late MARY A. JACKSON
wishes to express their thanks to
the Rev. Smith, officers and mem
bers Of the Walker Memorial Bap;;
bs S Sev eU4 Rs Fs rsve Ghass f The
Salem Baptist Church, oficers and
members Of the Poplar Grove Bap-
fist Church. the Rev. E. .Prather,
K KS Rsv anS the REM M0T BeTna sae Ba afs
the clubs. .fraternal orders, many
reighbors, friends and relatives for
all the cards, telegIams' mowers
fs5s S1d ys b SsrS services ahS Of
our beloved mother and grand
Sc remembered. THE FAMILY.
AH iiY q the late vERNIcE 8.
probation s for the many kind
remembrances during their bsresve-
ment. THE FAMILY.
LEWIS. CLARENCE o. We wish to
sincerely thank the Rev. Robert
p. johnson. the Rev, HALEY 3. Tay-
ior: elders and trustees Of ne a1srr En-
clubs. friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for their services, kilograms,
cards, gifts, flowers, cars and other
expressions Of sympathy during our
ROSA A. LEWIS RUTH L. DIXON
AND DIR. CLAIR NEE o.
LIss, IRVING. The family Of the
late IRVING LISS wish to express
their appreciation to their relatives
friends and neighbors for their
many. acts Of kindness during our
MSS sfssn' ROSE csssSY IIss AND FAMILY.
q JOHN p sPEIcHER wishes to
express thanks for. the many per-
sonal messages and cards Of SYM
pathy received during our recent
4 bereavement.
THOMAS, MELVIN W., Sr. The fam
lily Of the late MELVIN w. THOMAS.
Sr.. wishes to express its gratitude
for all expressions OF sympathy
during its bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
WEBSTER, LESLIE. The family Of
the late LESLIE WEBSTER wishes
to express their thanks to the
Rev. j. L. a. Holman. many neigh
bors, relatives and friends for cards,
flowers and visits received during
their bereavement,
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HOPE D. sLoNE. W, NJ.
LORETTA H PERSION. Secy. {
MAILMAN. BERTHA H. On saturday

MAILMAN. BERTHA H. On Saturday,
April 4, 1859 at the Alexandra
Hospital BERTHA H. MAILMAN,
mother nf Mrs. Mary Lou Woodfin,
Richmond. Va: Mrs. Hazel FitzhuEh.
Alexandra. Va. Funeral services on
Monday, April 8. at 1890 pm. from
the Wheatley Funeral Home, Alex
andria, Va. Interment at 4:30 pm.
burg, Va.
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Darn uf Chunks

~RRAxTON. MARY h. The family. Of
the late MARY Z. BRAAICE wishes
TO extend their gratitude TO the:r
relatives and friends, the Rev; A,
J. Edwards, deacons and members
or the Zion Baptist Church for
their many kindnesses during her
long Illness and at her. demise, and
for the flowers, cards, cars and
many other gifts.
SUSIE B. HARRIS.
HRAZER, BERTHA. We wish to ex-
tend our thanks 10 the many neigh.
bors. relatives and friends for al
the cards. flowers and personal
visits received at the death Of our
Your kindness will always be re-
MRS. MARY L. BEALE AND PAM
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorlum
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
dth st. and Mass Ave. NE. u. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
SIC H st. NE. Ii. 3-4ss0
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THORPE, ANNIE VIRGINIA. On Fri
Gay April 8. 1859. at her residence,
SS4s t Fillmore ave. .,AAsle xandris;
Pershing dr., Arlington. Va. AN
ME VIRGINIA THORPE, beloved
wife Of Bernard Alton Thorpe;
Martinsburg. w. va: Mrs. Robert
F. Grove and Mrs. BENJAMIN Clark
Of A'exandria, Va. (: James B and
David A.. Thorpe and Mrs. Alton
Bowers Of Falls Church, Va; Mrs.
J. n Small and Harry @. Thorpe Of
Hollywood, Calf, and Bernard
Thorpe Of Bethesda. Nd; sister Of
Hensell Miller Of Gefrardstown. W.
Va, and Mrs. Margaret Rice Of
Martinsburg W. Va She. also is sur.
vived by sixteen grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, April 8, at 2 pm In
terment National Memorial Park.
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STANlSZEWSkI, JOSEPH T. (STANN).
On Wednesday, April /, 1863. at
Clearwater, Fla, JOSEPH T.
STANlSZEWSKI. beloved husband of
Julia B. Staniszewski and father OF
J. and John F.. Stann Also survive
ing are seven grandchildren. Mr..
Siam rests at the w. X. Hunte-
mann g. Son Funeral Home. 1882
Georgia ave-, where prayers will be
am. (parking facilities in rear Of
funeral home) Requiem mass at
the Church Of the Nativity at
am. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery. s