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GREEN, JEREMIAH r. In loving
son and brother. JEREMIAH r.
GREEN, who entered into the Celes-
tial Lodge of Heaven one year ago
today, April ., 1868.
So sad and sudden was the call
OF one so dearly loved by all;
A bitter grief and shock severe,
1t was to part with one so dear.
So many things YOU did for US,
No single day goes by
That memory falls to hold its mirror
Before our grateful eyes.
Your life, such a beautiful memory:
To grieve that it's gone is unfair:
Like Rrudging you more time in
Where our only hope is meeting
you there.
Always SO, true. SO gentle and kind,
A beautiful life that came to an end,
He died as he lived, everyone's
DEvoTED MOTHER AND FAM
lily.
GREEN, JEREMIAH r. In loving
memory of our dear brother, broth
GREEN, who entered into the Celes-
tial Lodge of Heaven one year ago
today, April .. 1858.
Eternal rest give to him, o Lord,
And let perpetual light shine upon
him.
With all our love,
FLORENCE, ALoNzo, CAROL AND
TERRY
GRIFFIN, MARY z. COUSIN MARY.
In loving remembrance of my dear
mother MARY e. COUSIN NARY
GRIFFIN, who passed away ten
years ago today. April 2. 1919.
To know her was to love her,
Both for family and friend,
And the sweetness OF her memory
Time can neither dim nor end.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MRS.
MABEL LEWIS.
HARVEY. FREDERICK. In loving
memory of my father, FREDERICK
two years ago today, April 2, 1857.
Gone. but not forgotten.
HIS DAUGHTER. AUDREY GRAY
HOULAHAN, ANDREW ]. In loving
memory of our dear father, AN
DREW j HOULAHAN, who de-
parted this life nine years age
DAuuGHrERs AGNES, LORETTA
AND ARABELLA.
SH ory 81 E NM s II aPPERB m sRo
passed away three years ago, April
do not need this special day
To bring you to my mind:
The days | do not think OF you
Are very hard to find.
LOVING NIECE, MARTHA A.
SPIvEY. ROBERT L.. In loving mem
departed this life suddenly a year
ago today. April ., 1858.
In the beauty of the lilies
Lies message deep and true.
Reminding US Of one who died
That we might live anew.
For as the lilies rise from earth,
When sprinstime sun shines
Thoush Oi You. too, SHAH live again
In Gods eternal light.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, MOTHER
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
WASHINGTON, ELIZABETH II. In
mother. EfIz2BETH Il W WASHING HsiisSc
TON. who went home with Goo
tWentysone years ago today. April
We. your devoted daughters, re.
member and pray God grant youi
soul rest eternal until We ioin you
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, MISS
MARIE WASHINGTON. MRS
WILKINSON. MELVIN o. In sad anc
loving memory Of our dear brother
MELVIN q W1LKERSON, who de.
parted this life twenty-six years
ago, April 1888.
Our hearts stiil ache with sadness
Our eyes shed many tears:
Only God knows how much w
miss you
At the end Of each long year
HATTIE. CORA, WILLIE, BEATRICE
AND MAUDE.
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WI Physics Courses
Win Rating in Top 10

Work not escape from living living should not be an
escape from work"
Using this a basic philosophy Edward M North has
helped build WahingtonLee High Schools physics instruction
to a leading position in the Nation.
American Association of Physics Teachers selected the
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Arlington school as one Of the
10 leading high schools in the
Nation in physics instruction.
Not only has Washington
Lee developed an outstanding
Institutional program but it
has been able to sell a tough
course to a lot of students.
Zone Of the biggest problems
is to get students to take it,
said Mr.. North.
I'VE don't try to tell them it's
easy. We sell them on the
BENEFITS they will receive"
For Others, Too
Mr.. North, head teacher
among the three in the section,
firmly believes that physics is
fundamental to education,
especially for students who
plan to go to college.
I'VE don't want just the
students who win major in
science" he said. "The English
literature student needs to
know about science. too. He
needs to know what science is
about and how the scientific
man thinks"
When MIR. North came to
Westinghouse in 1851 there
we're six classes in physics.
With about the same enroll
ment today, there are II classes
with 80 students.
Mr.. North and the other
physics teachers, Herman j.
Oberle and Allison Deans
Wells, sell the program to the
parents and the students
through contact with groups
and Individuals.
Students Sell Too
But the students who are
already taking the course do
a lot of the selling, Mr.. North
said students will listen to
other students quicker than to
someone else"
In 1858, an accelerated
physics and math program was
started. More than so out
standing students are enrolled
in the enriched" physics pro-
gram. They get the basic
course plus additional work.
. The accelerated program
was started to ELL the needs
of the better students who
we're wasting time" Mr.. North
said.
In 1852, a science honor
society was organized. The
members are chosen by the
faculty after having met the
prerequisites of exceptionally
high grades in all science and
math courses and general ex-
cellence in all other scholastic
work.
Members Of the honor society
last year received $4,000
worth of college scholarship
offers.
Helps Others
The honor society holds help
sessions four afternoons a
week for any student having
trouble with science subjects.
Five years ago a lab as
sistant" program was started
Students designated as lab as
sistants help set up equipment
and help with instruction ano
grading papers.
Extra curricula activities in
the sciences are encouraged
This week end many students
from Westinghouse viii have
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In Mrntnria,ir
Announcements Of

SS (%NS eSeS SeSeSs
BETTERS, IDA ETHEL. In memory
OF our dear mother, ETHEL BET
TIERS, who passed away two years
ago. April 2. 1857.
She left q beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told
But TO US who loved and lost her,
HER HUSBAND, HOWARD BET
TIERS: CHILDREN. ANNA SMITH,
BEULAH SANFORD, THOMAS
AND WILLIAM BETTERS
CHASE, AMANDA HuMES. A tribute
OF love and devotion TO the memory
Of our mother. AMANDA H. CHASE.
who departed this life four years
ago today, April .. 1855.
Sleep on. dear one.
For your toiling Is past:
Rest on, dear one.
Sweet peace Is yours at last.
YOUR SON AND DAUGHTER IN
LAW. THOMAS H AND FLORA
COLEMAN. JOHN W. In cherished
n memory Of our dear husband, father
MAN, who left us twenty-five years
ago today. April .. 1884.
Oh, how we've missed you, dear.
beloved one Of ours:
TIL memory fades and life departs.
You Will live forever in our hearts
DEVOTED WIFE, MARY I. COLE
NAN CHILDREN. SARAH c.
POGUE AND JAMES r. COLE.
MAN, AND GRANDCHILDREN
SARAH 2. MOORE. vERNA p.
BULLOCK AND JOYCE P. JACK
SON.
DAY. ANNIE z. (PARLONl. In men,
DRY Of our dear mother. ANNIE &.
DAY. who passed away five years
ago today. April =. 1854
We lost the key to living
When We lost you, Mother dear:
his world Is dark without you,
Though you are always near
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. CATH
HELM AND JOHN.
DOUGLAS, JOSEPH n. In memory
Of nv father. JOSEPH H. DOUG
LAS. who passed away eight wears
ago today, April ., 1851.
For all Of US you did your best,
May God grant you eternal. rest.
While you rest IN peaceful sleep.
Your memory ! will always keep
DAUGHTER, HAZEL EUSEBIO,
FRANKLIN, BETSY. In loving re-
membrance Of our loving mother
BETSY FRANKLIN, who passed
away two years ago today, April
>. 1857.
We lost the key TO living
When we lost you. Mother dear
THIS world Is cark without you,
Though you are always here.
TIE FAMTR.
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thanks

Ven oitss . cord Of Thanks Ia
The sioi mseis . need which con
hardly be solved IN ony Other voy.
Not only d u . gracious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who hove sent
HoFal tributes but also cautiously
Acknowledges the services and
kindnesses 81 the mony TO whom
persosal note Of thanks cannot
veil be mailed Or whose aomes
end addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of Q cord Of thonks
moy be srsonsed BY telephone to
The Star u. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
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CHARLES H. CARROLL,
Chief Antler.
WILBUR B ANDERSON.
First Scribe


HEETER, HARRY WILLIAM. On
Teffsss H MsTdh 81 sSg Fl ciySe
HARRY WILLIAM HEETER, hus-
band Of Anna 7 Heeter Of 500
Virginia ave, Alexandria, Va, father
q EN-, Mrs Helen Re- H. Boswell sS;,S Of SIsn Glen
q f Srah neon AI Va 1 Sfs Alice VIE II
hott Of Alexandria. Va. and "
Thomas Heeter of Arlington, Va:
brother Of RAYMOND Heeter Of Fails
G en- va; Friends may call AT a
kns w st Sex sSafEsl S Won wS sGe
funeral services will be held on
Friday, April 3. at II am. In
tsrment National Memorial Park
HELEN, MARY GwYNN. on Tues
a az, March 81 1889; MARY
Johnson HELEN. mother Of Mrs,
GEynn Leonard Of Baltimore. Nd:
Joseph HELEN Of Arlington, Va,
and HadaSsah Russell OF Tobago,
British West Indies sister Of Col
Of Annapolis, Nd Services win be
held at the Gawler Chapel. 1856
FennSylvania ave. NV. on Friday,
April ). at 4 an Interment Mount
Oiivet Cemetery.
HERIIHY. KATHERINE Z. On Wednes-
q Naval Ap Hospital 91 RaTHtvRSisSses esGs
HERLIHY OF washington, D. c.,
beloved wife Of Capt. Thomas G.
Herlihy, USN. Services and inter-
ment Belmont. Mass.
BODICE. HENRY. On Tuesday, March
u. 1888. HENRY HODGE Of Upper
Marlboro, Nd, beloved husband Of
Alice Hodge and father OF VirEinia
Fletcher and Raymond Hodge. Also
surviving are two sisters, Mrs Alics
Forster and Miss Mary Hodge: two
brothers, Charles and Jerry Hodge
ana other relatives and many
friends, After 3 pm Thursday
April ., friends are invited 70 cal
a. his late residence. Requiem
mass viii be celebrated at 10 an
eriday, April 3 at 81 Mary
Cathole Church. Upper Marlboro
Nd. Interment Mount Carmel Gem.
stery Arrangements By MCGUIRE
me
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral HON

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
SIS II 81. NE. II $3.50
Crematorium
J. william Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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HAAsk' 9. yACQUELINE. On Tues
Hospital, Bethesda, Nd, a. JAG
OUTLINE HAASE Of sos Timber
lane. Falls Church, Va, wife Of
Comdr, Richard A. Haase, mother
OF Jack W., James r. and Kathleen
D. Haase. Friends may call at
Parsons Funeral Home. 472 North
Washington St.. Falls Church. Va,
on Thursday, April .. from 10 am
to $50 pm. Funeral from the
Falls Church on Friday. April 3,
at 1880 am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery
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Drummer, AYLoR. On Monday.
NER Of i12s & st. ne. Beloved Beloved
husband Of Hattie Drummer and
brother Of Alice Davis and Jesse
Drummer, He also is survived BY
other relatives and many friends.
At the Stewart Funeral Home, 30
H st. me-. after 2 pm. Friday,
April 3. where services viii be held
on Saturday, April 4, at 10 noon
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Mafcn %, Use, a. Be 81 daO Hsssi
Hospital, NORRIS N. HALL, hus-
band of Gloria A. Hall brother Of
Roy L. Rudolph and Jerry Hall
and Mesdames Mary Frazier, Eliza
beth Armstrong, Verna Crutchfield,
Nina Freeman and Agnes Gross.
He also is survived by other rela-
tives and friends. The late Nj
Han may be viewed at the Stewart
3 p;m. Wednesday. April i, where
services will be held on Thursday,
April 2. at 1880 am Interment
ArlinRtnn National Cemeferv
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81. 1859. al sibiey Memorial Hos
pital. GEORGE BOOTH Of 1871
Alabama ave. s.e., beloved husband
of Bessie Marie Booth and father
of James Richard Booth. Funeral
Home an Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
on Friday, April 8, at $3.50 am.
Services at Fort Myer Chapel, at
10 am. Relatives and friends I'M
vited. Interment Arlington National
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BENNETT, GENE. Suddenly. on
Saturday, March rs, 1853. GENE
BENNETT Of 400 @ st. me-, devoted
husband Of Leila E. Bennett. father
of Gene Francis Bennett. beloved
son of Robert 4. and Azles Bennett,
and jocelyn Bennett. He also is
survived BY other relatives and
friends. After 4 pm. Thursday,
April 2, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel,
1892 You st NV, where funeral
services will be held on Friday,
April 8, at 1 pm. Interment Ar
iinRton National Cemetery
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BYRNE, LUvERNE S. on Tuesday.
p ssfn LutER SSs s. B SfSSE0e 81 5 aGs
Nebraska ave. NV, beloved husband
of Ruby L. Byrne, father OF Mrs,
Gladys Harrison, grandfather OF
Mitchell Harrison and brother OF
. the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
. 1901 14th st. NV. on Friday.
. April 3, at I pm parking facili-
: tiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
. etery.
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BIRCH. AGNES NJ. On Wednesday,
April l. 1859, at White Hall SAM.
NJ. BIRCH. wife of the late Wilbur
r. Birch and sister OF Mrs. Beulah
d. Thorne. she also is survived by
I'VE nieces, Miss Agnes s Donald
son. Mrs. e. A. Rolander. Alexan-
Falls Church, Va: Mrs. James
Birthright, Washington. D. c., and
Mrs Robert N. Davis. Columbus,
Ohio; nephew. Tunis D. Thorne,
Falls. Church. Va, Friends may call
at the Birch Funeral Home, 1904
M st NV. after / pm. Thursday,
April 2, where services will be held
Friday, April 3, at . pm. Inter-
nent Oakwood Cemetery, Falls
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ROBERT TAUB, President.
HAROLD B. HUGHES, ". Pres.

CARROLL. WILLIAM J. ON Tues
ec ax nfTeh Of ~ aa4 sh w q se, be-
. loved husband Of Irene v. Carroll
/, and father Of Mrs. Margaret A.
. Soper OF Churchton, Md Friends
: may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
ices will be held on Friday, April
! 3, at IL am. Interment Coneres-
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sAhSTEH: EMMA ANA Chhi ,sfa iEMS4h
ch hHRIiisSTrfEN A BBlALsTER. wit wife 81 a The
late John A. Balster, mother Of
Joseph A. Balster and grandmother
Of Mrs Patricia ANA 5calco
neral Home, 2S47 wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. after 8 pm. Friday,
April 8, where funeral services
win be held on Saturday. April &,
at 10 am. Interment Glenwood
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CLARK 81 1851 7 s.. Sc, beloved
husband Of Minnie NJ. CLARK. father
OF Randolph S. Clark of Rockville.
Wheaton. Nd; son Of Mrs. Nellie
+. Clark OF Silver Spring. Nd, and
3 brother Of Richard S. Clark Of Lang
ley Park, Nd: Cecil Hamilton CLARK
Of WASHINGTON, d. c.; George YER
non CLARK Of Sacramento. Calf
Mrs. Eleanor Louise Eckstine Of
. Silver Spring. Nd. and Mrs. Edna
Berry Eldridge Of Chico, Calf
nephew Of Miss Florence !. Nc
Donald Of Silver Spring, Nd Friends
, may call at Gavler's Chapel. 1855
. Pa, ave. NV. Services viii be held
at the HuEhes Memorial Methodist
Church. l0T00 Georgia ave
Wheaton. Nd. on Friday. April 3
at pm. Interment Parklawr
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-cICALA, D0MRNICO. OF 1891 Con-
stitution ave. ne, on April l,
1859 husband Of Anna Cicala,
father Of cafiero Cicala and brother
OF Antonio Cicala, Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5i7 18th
st. Sc, on Saturday, April 4, at
10 am. 1nterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery 3
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n1I' ng9bEnd T. On Saturday,
Hospital. RoBERT T. HARRIS Of
Marbury, Charles County. Nd. He Is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Fannie Brown and Miss Emma Har-
ris: two devoted sons, Joseph w.
Robert Harris OF MarbuTy, Nd :
three brothers; one sister, Mrs.
Martha Allen: two sisters-in-la
three daughters-in-law, eight grand
children. six great-grandchildre
otner relatives and friends. After
8 pm. Friday. April 3, relatives and
friends may call at the MONTGOMERY
Bros Funeral Home, 913 Florida
ave. NV. Funeral services ct 1 m.
saturday April 4, at the Oak Grove
Baptist Church. Whitewater, va.
terment Church cenneferr
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HAkkIS, ROBERT T, Oficers and
&~ P. E, r. Council. No. So, Of
HN Southern MARYLAND l. B.
P. Q. E. of W., will as
sembie for q session Of sor-
~ row at the MONTGOMERY
- Bros. Funeral Home, aI3
Florida ave. NV. at 9 pm. FRI
day, April 2. 1859.
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s4e Goth st. ne. SARAH dLAscoE,,
beloved mother Of Edith NJ, James
SURVIVING are A three &c Sro SaSers J Ohm
GlaScoe, Henry and James Bond
q sister, Dirtha Holland; two grand
children, Lawrence Giascoe and
Venetta Murphy: a daughter-tn-
relatives and friends. Remains
will lie in state at the Pilgrim
A.. M. E. Church, 18th and Rose
dale SITS. ne, where friends may
call after 8 pm. Friday, April 8.
4, at / pm. at the aboye-pamed
church, the Rev. Paul @. Baker
officiating. Interment John Yves
ley Cemetery, Woodville, Nd. Ar
rangements By Dovie @. Brooks and
Otis r. Allen.
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shs a I lee Fo HnIia 81 Il I is4
LIST st. .s.w,,- devoted daughter Of
Shirley Ann Footman and lie Count
A. Moore. devoted granddaughter Of
Mrs. Mary Footman and Mrs. Mar
garet watson. She also leaves to
mourn their loss four aunts, five
uncles. other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines a. Co. Funeral Home, 3015
18th. st. ne. Notice Of funeral
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cooPER, LEWIS N. suddenly. On
Thursday, April 2, 1853, AZ $3.50
81, NV THwis u. COOPER. assd
60. Mr.. Cooper was prominent In
real estate circles In Norfolk, Va.
and WaEhlngton,. d. G. He was
Appraisers Of Washington and had
served ON the Board Of Governors
Of that orGanizalion for the past
two years ne also was Z member
inGton. He was IN the mortgage
loan business for the past forty
years> Mr.. Cooper was = member
q ne First Presbyterian Church
hy his wife. Mrs. Belle Marabel
Anne Cooper OF Washington and
Mrs. 4. Elliott; his niece. Miss
Alice C.. Elliott Of WILLIAMSBURG,
Va, and hts nephew, Mr.. Lewis
Funeral Home, 200f 18th 81, NV,
on Thursday. April 2. and Friday,
April 5. Funeral services win Be
n Norfolk. Va on SATURDAY. April
Norfolk, va.
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pYRNE. LUyERNE $. On Tuesday,

<...sSaN March 81, 1859. At Be-
E$5sA thesda, Nd. .LUvERNE s.
lei MN Z bia Typographical Union.
VSAe3T tary's Chapel. Remains
= resting at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14th ST.
:. NV Services at the above funeral
.. home on Friday, April 2. az
= terry. Members Of the union are
= invited to attend the funeral
seIRsnlSas1RRr rAnR. President
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cA H54 LOY fSss ou 81 T y 6sfsg
beloved mother Of Ralph A. and
Deborah L. Gales: sister Of Mrs.
Beatrice Reed. John w, Angus W.
Eugene and Calvin N. Echard. Flu
neral services at the. Simmons Bros.
I'd. Sc, on Friday, April 8, at /
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme-
terry,
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Whann ave-, Mclean, Va, on April
l.. 1859, wife of the late Jacob B.
Gladstone, mother Of Edward r. and
Leighton H. Bradley grandmother
Of Edward F.. jr., and Leighton H
bers Funeral Home. 3072 M st, NV.
on Friday, April 3, at 1890 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry
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April I, 1853 JAMES o. ROCK
Of 2l0S 18th st NV, beloved hus-
band Of Mrs sallie Il Rock. Notice
q funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
ROSS. HARRY C. On Tuesday. March
81, 1889. at his residence. I347
st. NV. HARRY C ROSS, be-
loved husband of Mrs. Elizabeth
Ross and nephew Of Mrs. Laura
Mitchell, Mrs. LILLIAN Baker and
Luther Veney. Other relatives and
frienos also survive. Remains rest
ing with L. E. Murray q Son. i33.
loth ST NV, where friends may
call on Friday. April ,, from 3 pm
til 10 pm. and where funeral
services viii be held on Saturday
April 4. at pm. Intermeni
Paynes Cemetery. .
SCHRAM,- JOHN LESLEY. On Tues.
day. March 81, 1859, AZ WASH
lngton Hospital Center. JOHN LES
LEY SCHRAM If 57lI Kansas ave
nv beloved husband OF MsrioI
Brett Schram, son OF Georgians
B. and the late Fred Schram. ssrV.
Ices ~ the s. II. Zines Co. Funerai
Home. e9Qi i4th St NV. on Pr.
day; April 3. at II an. tpsrkinS
fsellitleSl. 1ntermsnt Rock Cred
CtmeLcry.
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PREZZI. NICHOLAS (NICKD. On
Wednesday. April /, 1853. at his
vile. Md, NICHOLAS tNfCKn
PREZzI beloved husband Of the
Prezzi. Alfonso Prezzi. Mrs. Teresa
Armentrout and VIRGIL Prezzi. Fu-
neral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia ave.
NV. on Saturday, April 4. at 9:30
am, High requiem mass at st
Aloystus Church, North Capitol and
Eye SITS. at 10 am Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Relatives
and friends are invited 3
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kEkNS, MAUDE T. On Wednesday,
april April L I IgSe, at AI Ale S1g Hos
beloved wife Of william NJ Kerns
She also is survived bv two daugh-
ters, Mrs. EVELYN B. Baldridge and
Mrs joyce Margocco: one grand
daughter, Miss Sandra Baldridge:
two sisters, Mrs Mamie beavers
and Mrs. Flora Edwards; one
brother, Mr.. Howard Wine. Friends
may call at the Hall Funeral Home,
Occoquan, Va, Services will be
held at . pm. Saturday. April 4,
Woodbridge. Va. fnterment War
renton Cemetery. Marrenton. Va 3
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held in the Watson case that
Federal agencies must live UP
to their procedural regulations
in dealing with employee rights.
even II the agency in dealing
with an employe actually adj
hered to normal civil services
rules and regulations.
The csc at FIRST refused to
be swayed by the courts deci-
sion. saying 1t was UP to the
agencies to live UP to their own
regulations. The commission
declared the only thing it was
concerned with was that the
minimum civil service pro-
cedures and safeguards were
adhered to.
However. the csc today
changed its stand and said that
henceforth 1t will enforce
agency procedural regulations
as well as civil service rules
and regulations.
The csc action refers to
employe removals, demotions,
reductions in force and suspen-
sions-actions which can be
appealed to the commission. It
does not apply to promotions.
security removals and repri-
mands-things which are nom
appealable to the csc.
What has happened in many
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Police Grab Pickpocket;
He Keeps on Working

He was so busy he didn't
even notice them" said Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Rob-
ert Redmon.
Finally Brown looked up. The
officers. one on each side,
hoisted him of the plat
form and over to the sidewalk.
About this time his intended
victim caught the play. too. She
joined the group with her
empty purse.
Brown, who lives in the $500
block of James place NE. was
taken to the first precinct sta
ton. where he was charged
with two counts of jostling. a
District offense under the dis
orderly conduct statute.
Judge George B. Nelson
found Brown guilty on the Au-
gust 26 charge and an earlier
one which, took place July 50
at Seventh and r streets NV.
He added a $500 fine to the Jail
sentence.
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More Cool Nights
And Sunny Days
Coming Up Here

A mass OF Canadian air will
remain In the Washington area
over the week end. continuing
the pleasant prospect Of sunny
days and cool nights.
Today's high temperature
was expected to be So degrees
with q drop tonight to IS de-
grees. Tomorrow will be fair
and a little warmer, the fore
caster says.
The predicted possibility of
frost and a record low Of AZ de-
grees failed to materialize here
last night, the forecaster said.
but other areas Of the Middle
Atlantic States had record lows.
Martinsburg. w. Va, regis
tered a record low Of 35 de-
grees for September 10, as did
Pittsburgh and Columbus. Ohio.
Philadelphia had a record low
of AZ. The lowest reading In
Washington during the night
was 40 degrees.
The five-day forecast issued
today predicted temperatures
averaging 4 to 7 degrees below
the normal daily high Of n and
low Of so. There will be a slow
warming trend over the week
end, with a chance Of rain Mon
day or Tuesday and cooler
weather returning Wednesday.