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Miss Betor, so,
FPC EmpIoye

Miss Victoria M. Betor, so, q
Government employee here fol
10 years, died yesterday after
months illness at Georgetown
University Hospital. She lived
at 54l5 Connecticut avenue
NV.
A native of Marysville, Mont.
she taught elementary schoo
there for about IS years before
coming to Washington to enter
Government employment. She
worked in the gas rate division
Of the Federal Power Commits.
sion.
A mass will be said Monday
at 1l:15 am. at the Shrine Of
the Blessed Sacrament. Tit
body will remain at the
Humphrey Funeral Home, 755I
Wisconsin avenue NV. unit,
Monday. Burial will be II
Helena, Mont.
Survivors include a brother
Philip Betor Of Helen,., and g
cousin, Mrs. Georgette B. Lee Of
910l Mcdonald drive. Bethesda
Md.
The family requests that
donations be sent to thu
Georgetown University Hem
atology Research Fund.
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Mrs. LoBiunco,
20, SuitIund High
Former Student

Word was received here
yesterday Of the traffic death
Of Mrs. Judith LoBianco, 20.
Of Plattsburg, N. Y, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Schroeder Of 22l3 Lakewood
street. Suitland, Md. Mr.
Schroeder is a machinist at
The Star.
Massachusetts, State police
said Mrs. LoBianco was killed
early yesterday when the car
driven by her husband, Corpl.
Frank LoBianco. USAF. skid
ded on an icy road near Hol-
den, Mass, and was wrecked
Corpl. LoBianco. who is sta
toned at Plattsburg Air Force
Base, suffered head and face
cuts and the couples 81
month-old daughter. Vickie
Lynn, sustained possible head
injuries. The family. who for
merly lived in Suitland, were
on their way to spend the
Easter holidays in Milford,
Mass.
A native of Washington, Mrs
LoBianco attended Paul Junior
High School and Suitland High
School.
In addition to her parents,
husband and baby daughter
she is survived by a brother
Michael, IL, and three sisters
Ruth Anne, 10; Kara, 10. and
Christine Lynn, 3. all at home
Funeral arrangements were
to be made later.
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John W. Boyee.
Postal Worker
For Is Years

John w. Boyce. a, an en-
ploye Of the District Post once
died yesterday Of q heart at
tack in Georgetown University
Hospital.
Mr.. Boyce, born in Wash
ington, was graduated from
Mckinley Tech High School
He served with the Army in
the North African invasion In
World War II.
After the war, MIR. Boyce
joined the Post once where he
worked for Is years. He had
been Ill for the past three
months. His last position was
with the registry section.
He leaves his wife, Marie, OF
the home address at 1895 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV; two
brothers, Robert K, Of l29le
Dean road in Silver Spring
and Howard H., Of Alexandria,
and one step-son Gordon D
Boyce. Of l447 Martha Gusts
drive in Alexandria.
Funeral arrangements are
being made by the Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV.
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John J. Miller,
Retired Maritime
Commission Aide

John ]. Miller. SO, retired
Maritime Commission chief ex-
aminer, died Thursday in Sub
urban Hospital. He lived at
5524 Trent street, Chevy Chase,
Md.
In 1885 Mr.. Miller went to
work for the Shipping Board
Bureau, which the Maritime
Commission succeeded, as flnan-
cial assistant to the director.
He held various positions with
the commission retiring as chief
examiner in l945.
Originally from Canton, Ohio,
he was graduated from the Yale
Scientific School in 1897. He
Joined the accountancy firm Of
Ernset & Ernest in 1911, and
came to Washington as man.
ager of its office in 1920.
From 1923 to 1880 he was a
member Of the hrst Board of
Accountancy Of the District.
He leaves two daughters,
Eliza and Marsha Miller. both
Of the home address, and a
brother, L. L. Miller Of West
Richf1eld, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Monday at Pun
phrey's Funeral Home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda.
Burial will be private.
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Col. Frank Huntington, 81,
Co. Founder of Rescue Souud

Col. Frank Dunnington,
USAF (retiredD, co-founder OF
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Res
cue Squad. died yesterday OF
a heart attack in st. Peters
burg, Fla. He was 81.
In l945 Col. Huntington and
his son Don saw the need for
q rescue squad in their COM
munity and together organized
the Montgomery County unit.
Col. Huntington, who han
died the administrative end OF
the project. served as first
president. His son, who was
an Army infantry captain in
World War II, was its first
chief. He organized the groups
rescue operation.
Born in Washington. Col.
Huntington attended District
public schools and received a
degree in agriculture from the
University Of Maryland.
In World War ! he served
with the Army Engineers. Later
he was named chief Of the
Army Map Service intelligence
branch and taught at an Army
intelligence school in Harris
burg. Pa.
He was an intelligence on
Ger during World War II with
the Goth Bomber Group In
Foggia. Italy.
After the war he worked at
the Pentagon in the aeronau-
tical charts division Of the
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Milton E. Countrymon, 50,
Navy Materials Engineer

Milton E. Countryman, SO, a
materials engineer for the
Ordnance Bureau. Navy De.
partment, since l945, died in
the Southern Baptist Hospital
Wednesday at New Orleans, La.
while on q business trip there
He had not been i'll previously
Mr.. Countryman, who hac
lived for the last Is years al
5000 Roosevelt street, Bethes-
da, Md, was q native Of Cherry
Valley, N. Y. He was educated
in grade schools there and later
was graduated from Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute with a
degree in chemical engineer
ing. He received his masters
degree at the Missouri School
Of Mines, Rolla, Mo.
Prior to coming to Washing
ton in 1910, he was with the
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Pierce Hopkins,
Building Engineer

Pierce J. Hopkins. IS. chief
building engineer at the Nun
sey Trust Building. died
Wednesday Of cancer at the
Washington Hospital Center.
His home was at 3l2 Quacken-
hos street NE.
Mr.. Hopkins had been q
member Of the maintenance
stan at the Munsey Building
and National Theater for IS
years. Previously he was en-
ployed at the Gichner Sheet
Metal Works.
A native Of Portsmouth, Va,
Mr.. Hopkins served In the Navy
after World War I. He had
lived In Washington since 1881.
He leaves his wife. the for
mer Ruby Coins; q daughter
Irene and a son Marvin, all
Of the home address, and a
sister. Mrs. Lillian Whitley.
2l37 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
The funeral service will be
conducted at $50 am. Monday
at the Deal Funeral Home. 1912
Georgia avenue NV. Burial
will be In Arlington Cemetery.
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Frank Kennedy Dies;
Port-BIind Reporter

Frank Kennedy often was two
steps ahead Of the other WASH
ington reporters because Of an
uncanny memory and q genius
for making friends. When he
died yesterday at 81. he was
virtually blind. as he had been
for nearly 80 years.
Mr.. Kennedy began his news.
paper career at IS in Manila,
where his father was q profess
sional soldier. After graduation
from Cornell. Mr.. Kennedy
went to Florida. where he dealt
in real estate until the end Of
the boom.
He later worked for news
papers in various Florida cities.
and In 1891 came to the Dis
trict as correspondent for Q
string Of Florida papers.
Although he was already al
most completely blind. he men,
orized thousands Of telephone
numbers and developed his
stories from news sources he
cultivated over the years. Most
Of the time he dictated his ma
terial directly to the wire ONCE,
but sometimes he'd type the
stories and give them to his
wife Mary to edit.
Mr.. Kennedy did not regard
his failing vision as o handicap.
or even an inconvenience.
"Over the years, I've devel-
oped some sources most Of the
boys can't reach" he said, land
! get quite a few exclusives. +"
At the time Of his death he
was Washington editor for the
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Alden's main interest was
music. In 1905 he organized q
string quartet which met reg
ularly in his home until World
War II.
Over the years he collected
a large. and In some ways
unique, collection Of chamber
music which he donated to the
Library Of Congress music di-
vision.
In addition he helped form
an orchestra group Of music
enthusiasts from many walks
OF life.
He leaves a sister-in-law,
Alice v. Tenly Of the home
address.
Funeral services will be held
at $3.50 pm. today at Gawler's
Funeral Home, 1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. with burial
in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Highway Department
at Jefferson City. Mo. He first
worked here at the Bureau of
Standards and then for the
War Production Board.
He was a member Of Christ
Lutheran Church, Georgetown
road. Bethesda.
He leaves his widow. Mrs.
Ann Countryman; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Peter Augsburger, Of
Chicago. and Mrs. Cynthia
Newly. Of Miami; two sons.
Milton E.. ir.. and Peter j.
Countryman, both at home, and
four grandchildren.
A sister. Mrs. Inez Karker, Of
Sharon Springs. N. Y. also
survives.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday at Christ
Lutheran Church. Burial will
be in Parklawn Cemetery.
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Actor Grant Withers, SIS,
Ends Hectic Life in Suicide

NORTH HOLLYWOOD,
Calf. Mar. % (AP).-The tenn
pestuous career Of former Hol-
lywood leading man Grant
Withers has ended in suicide.
The body of the five-times-
married actor was found
propped up in bed yesterday in
his apartment. He was wearing
glasses. his left hand clutched
a telephone receiver. and q
novel, Home Before Dark. "
was open before him.
Detectives said he had been
dead about "a hours when his
landlord discovered him. He
had swallowed an overdose Of
sleeping tablets and there were
two notes explaining his act.
He was IS years old.
When actress Loretta Young
was II. she and Mr.. Withers
eloped by airplane to Yuma,
Ariz.. and were married. Her
mother met the plane as they
returned and started annul-
ment proceedings. That was
the end Of their honeymoon.
"Oh, I'm 50 sorry" she said
as she was told of the death
when she returned from Good
Friday church services.
One Of Mr.. Wither's notes
read:
It's better this way: thanks
to my friends, sorry let them
down. / was 50 unhappy"
In 1854 the actor almost died
from an overdose Of tablets
used for treatment Of ulcers.
Financial difficulties piled UP
on him and overdue bills logged
him up to his death. Although
he had been a leading man
and had good roles in the l930s,
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DEATHS


my mother mother MARY IcY'ni EL Tis0ry who 90
PISSED away eight years ago. March
The depth Of sorrow cannot tell
81 the loss q one loved so well;
He' m'% GoyzINo 'f pAuo sInass Keep
HARDY, DIR. ERNEST NJ. In loving
E EsREsS NJ HARDY AZ nu Hho I.f. G M.
eighteen, years ago today. March
A.. I loved him. so / miss him.
In memory he is always near;
Loved remembered longed for
HIS sflf IoViN 6'p VIE 'll; Hbp tar
HARDY. JAMES W.. In LOVING mem
DRY Of my devoted husband. JAMES
W. HARDY, who departed this life
one year ago today. March rs.
Eternal rest grant unto him. o Lord.
One year has passed, dear James
Since you were called away;
That SAD ana weary s" dsy.
Always so true, unselfsh and kind,
Few In this world your equal I'll
a beautiful life that came to an end.
You died as you lived, everybody
friend.
My heart still aches with sadness.
only o sss' t ;Sss new Rev mu. ss'T mis-.
At the end of this lons and lonely
YOUR n EESysEc WIFE, IEANNETTA
HODGES. RUTH JONES. In loving
E sTeS 81 soDoIssi sf r h' 6A HigsAda'
LLOYD. CORA AUSTIN. Sacred to the
wife. CORA AUSTIN LLOYD. who
was called tc eternal rest twelve
years ago Today. March 2S, l947.
aiisiaSTiss are treasures no one
P'rt'ns "a. I;' neal ..r''ehs' no one
Till memory fades and life departs.
You Will live forever in my heart
HER pETy9TED HUSBAND, ONION
MARTIN. CAROL SUE. In loving
ateT cSRo SIf s SfsF S dAsSRAhisr a sS
March IS, less. " 1'O '0oA''
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US TO forget.
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss her yet.
God gave us strength To fight it
And courage TO- bear the blow,
But what It meant TO lose her.
sfcK IVA AND on siLLS oSS'S LEE
MARTIN; CAROL SUE. In memoirs
year ago today. March 2S, 1858.
They say time heals an aching heaNl
And this We know Is true,
But time viii never take ava,
The love in our hearts for you
LOTTIE. AL AND TONI LEE.
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H. L. Peace publication. q posi-
he had held for II years.
He leaves his wife. who live,
at their home at Edgewater
Md.
A memorial service will be
held at 4 pm. Monday at the
Lee Funeral Home. Fourth
street and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NE. Burial will be private
The fanny has requested that
expressions Of sympathy be
sent to the Woodlawn Beach
Rescue Squad or to the Anne
Arundel Cancer Society.
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stardom eluded him. His act.
ing in recent years was con-
fined to small parts in tele-
vision and in Western films.
Actor John Wayne said he
was shocked and saddened by
his friends death. He was best
man when Mr.. Withers married
for the fifth time, to Estala
tEstralita) Rodriguez in 1853
in Reno. New. Mrs. Inez With
ers. Actress Betty Vernon, and
Alyce Walsh. Cleveland avia-
trix, were the actors other
wives. His last four marriages
all ended In divorce.
Mr.. Withers was born In
Pueblo. Colo.
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Rites Set Monday
For Miss Windon

Graveside funeral services
will be held at II am. Monday
in Rock Creek Cemetery for
Miss Florence B. Windon. Miss
Windows father, William,
served % years in Congress
and was Secretary Of the
Treasury under Presidents Gar
field and Harrison.
Miss Windon died last Sat-
urday in Boston. where she
had lived in recent years, Eat
the age Of SO.
A niece. buchanan Tyson
lives at 1912 Thirtieth street
NV.
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Anurtlittu

lG0sT0w. ABRAHAM. There viii Be
NJ Say;i n %sssIR I1Smia Ss q ";
sunday. March 20, 1853. at ! pm,
70 Be held IN the ke.her Israel
fsT ssssy az. GSrt ifs.nd asis nVis:D
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Charles Edwin Alden, 81,
Music Lover, Congress Aide

Charles Edwin Alden. o mu-
sic lover whose last SO years
were spent ministering to the
needs Of Congressman. died
yesterday in his home Of q
heart ailment. He was 81 years
old.
Mr.. Alden, who lived at 1929
Columbia road NV, was as
sistant superintendent of the
Senate once Building until dis
abled by q stroke about o year
ago.
Born in Columbus. Ind, in
1872. the son of q Civil War
veteran. he came to Washing
ton at the age Of 9 when his
father was named by President
Garfield to a job in the Pension
once.
He first began working in the
House in 1897 and served as
secretary to several Republican
Representatives. In 1929 he
was appointed custodian of the
Senate once Building. but
when the Democrats won con-
troll in 1882 he became assistant
custodian.
Mr.. Alden helped organize the
District Credit Union League In
1894 and was its third presi-
dent. as well as an official Of
the Senate Employees Federal
Credit Union.
In taking care Of Congress
mems Office needs he won
many friends from among the
lawmakers. At election time
many asked him to notarize
their absentee ballots.
Completing so years. service
on Capitol Hill in 1850, he was
lauded in the Congressional
Record and sent a congratu-
latory letter by President Tru-
man.
Aside from Government, M.
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Mrs. Ruth Crawford

BOWLING GREEN, Va,
Mar. % (AP).-Mrs. Ruth w
Crawford. 66, director Of ad-
missions at Smith College from
1882 to 1856, died Thursday
Mrs Crawford, a native OF
Louisville. KY. retired from
Smith in 1856.
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Sumner D. Quurton

WILMINGTONs N. c.. Mar.
% (AP). - Sumner Dean
Quarton, SO retired lawyer, died
aboard the German ship Son.
derburg at sea yesterday,
Before his retirement, Mr..
Quarton serveA as counsel for
the Des Moines, Iowa, Press
Register.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

eio ~ NE ii 3-4SSO
j. William Lees Sons Co
=. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath 81 and Mass Ave NE II $4,000
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINC0LN-6-site lot, including
sooner posts: $685. value for $3.50:
terms arranged. JU S.3293.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4-si
pt. less than half market price
3SaS IA 2-2h30
FORT LINCOLN--8 sites: $500 value;
Fsaefifice for $500. Call Walnut
5-s9Ss.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Va
I plots. For information call OIL
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Fall
Church, va.-3 sites. IA. 2-272O
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GERTRUDE. Omcers and
members Of Old Glory coun-
ell. Ne. IL, Daughters OF
America, are hereby notified
Of the death Of Sister GER
services will be held on
Monday. March 80, 1850,
An at the Lee Funeral
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
ELIZABETH MAsPIN,
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JENSEN, CARL CHRISTIAN J. On

Thprsday, March 60. 1851
@ fs.s:sS ; i SA$ II: S: ~:
S~ Jensen and father Of Ru-
dolph S. Jensen OF
Mount Clair. Calf: brother Of VIII
liam Seiffert. He also Is survived
BY three grandchildren. Friends
may call ct the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Monday,
March 30, at / pm. Interment
private. %
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HARRIET BLAsE. Rec. seey' :

HhFNHIEL bL4AoE. Hee. Serg' 10
FISK. LOTTA. On Thursday. March
orA FISK 4 foss Sor,h aU Squat
St. Arlington. Va, beloved wife Of
the late Ion c. Fisk. She also Is
survived BY one grandchild. Ralph
Craig Fisk. tr.;. two great-grand-
ew. Friends may call at the ives
Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday. March
81, at . pm. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 80
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THEODORE W. The Of
ficerS and members Of
Strawn Turner Hartman
Post. No. 1927, of the
Veterans Of FOREIGN Wars,
are herewith notified Of
the death Of .Comrade
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LIAM. OF Capitol Heights, Nd on
March IS. 1859. husband Of the
late Marie Virginia Boswell. father
Of John Mccain Boswell and
SEShe G,e o. Hr' pd RSSsTt Il Hf sSI5
c. Page and Mrs. Charles Carroll,
Alfred Earl, Melvin s. and Ray
nnond r. Boswell Remains at
Chambers Funeral Home. SIT 18th
st. Sc, until Monday. March 30.
at 10 am. Mass in Port Myer
|. lington National Cemetery. 90
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5000
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IV W.dn.:das MaTeh Is. I isss.f !. t 2.
PRpDE ses sSsY' ED EIiRi'a Ii 81 fsf K
St. Sc. wife Of the late Hugh
Edelen. mother Of Harry and Ralph
Berry. sister Of William Kennedy:
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on
Monday, March 80, at 10 am.
lnterment Confessional Cemetery
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EDITH IPN 4. Z p5 5SSTSEi s. v; NJ

JACKSON. CHARLES EDWARD. On
Alto Hospital. CHARLES EpW SaSfli,
JACKSON Of 1908 Eaton I'd. Sc
ne Is survived by devoted wife
Jackson Of New York City: three
grandchildren. Gerald jackson,
James and Kenneth Newman: one
nephew, Jesse Jackson; two broth
o,S.r three sistsE1. -in-lssyy.
late Mr. jackson may be viewed
At the Stewart Funeral Home, go
Il st, ne after ~, am. Sunday.
Monday March go at Our Lady
Morris I'd Sc. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington Nstional Cemetery.
25.27.2S.2o
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GARTNER. CHARLES A. On Tues.

- 81 1859 rA CARRIE HE EYSs.' b aoyed
sister of Mrs Helen Freudenberg OF
81: Petersburg. Fla: She also Is
Of Silver Spring, Nd. one niece,
Mrs. Chariene Field Of Falls Church,
Va. Services and interment will
be In Chicago. ILL.,. on Monday.
March 30. ARRANGEMENTS by the
c. d. Goldberg a. Son Funeral
Home, 4217 9th st. NV.
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Dc M.rss Ff saEs T. n on FRIDAY! e.S:
Foundation Nursing Home, FRED
l. P DonUOv.n t sSsssnS 3, q john aimee
and Il. K u. sSrnesi Donovan Dno /.
Friends may call at the Lee Pu-
neral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave.
ne. until $40 am. Tuesday,
March. IL, REQUIEM mass viii Be
e SSsres. ia,s ana rHeyf': &c, ca.h0i ss
9 am. intermsnt Mount oliyet
Cemetery. %
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LOZUPONE. JosEPn

s JOSEF Eo1 lSis 6 s s:T s Sa.:
sas 'i d pSSin & S.apJ asupSSR 1s
Phyllis AntoSca and Rosiynn LoSu.
pone: brother Of Mrs. Louis oueii-
elmo and Josephine Loxupcile,
Friends may cali q the Lee Funeral
Home, 9Th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
until $50 an; Monday: March 20.
Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Sd
and ? sts. NV. ct 0 an In.
tombment Cedar Hin Mausoleum
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OE dss S.i.h s y tSss 81 On r 81.
S.lsst. Si Sd cf stAs sS I SEN
Z pensinsef, OI mother Of Marie ' A..
Bernard N, and Edward j. Napoli,
daughter Of Michael q. Inscoe and
sister Of Mrs. Fannie C. Warring.
grandmother Of Barbara Ann Ma
poll. Funeral services. ct the
Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
lpsrking fseiiities). on Monday,
March 30, at IL an. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
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d SAl sssss - 1 1SSa. q yl E5'i 81
Angela. Dt oregorio and father Of
Mary I. Martinelli and Anthony r.
Di oresorio Also surviving are
four grandehildr:n: Mr.; d Ore
rUruT is's son s v, nm NON. Hv hHss
Georgia ave. NV parking facilities
prayers wiz be offered on Monday,
March 80, at $50 am. Requiem
mass ct the Church Of the Nativity
invited to attend. interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 20
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andrl I' Hospital. HEIlEN en- M CON- CON-
d dSIS q {. 97o f,s He Wif. st. Alexan
conIon ir.: mother Of Mrs, Rits
z. Flynn, Mrs Joan c. Tuthili.
Peter j., 3D.: James and Andrew
j. Conlop: sister Of Mrs. Lucy Pier
point. Sister Rosemary, c. 8. C.,
; and John J Beail. She also Il
! survived by twenty-five grsndchii-
dren Friends may call at the
: Domaine Memorial Chapel, $50
South Washington st., Alexandria,
va: REQUIEM mass viii be offered
Rtta's Catholic Church on Monday,
s March 30. at 10 am. IntermeTt
81. Mary's Cemetery. Recitation
OF the rosary at the above funeral
home on Sunday March 90, ct 4
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g., 1853. Z. Doctor. Hospital,
Pierce St; Arlington; Va. beloved
. Of Paul c. Black and brother Of
. DIXIE Black. Mrs. Ella Black Cone
0fAMemphis, Tenn, and Mrs. Marion
! McGtnnis OF Idaho Falls. Idaho.
Notice Of funeral arrangements
? later.
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a.1 5 NsssS s' isS On s, wi Sa..
t tSi e Sis sss' q e eaE Iss%P.' J. Ei
q Marie l. crssssy, father " Jane
cressey Rlymer and father ln-lav
OF John C. Raymer, He also Is
survived by a grenddaughter. Mar.
earet Elisabeth Raymer. Friends
3O34 NJ st, NV. Services will be
held at the eraveside. Arlington
National Cemetery, on Monday.
March 30, at L pm. Procession
will form at Fort Myer safe. 20
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D1 Satsrdsy A March as fiS S5S. Z h Sa
GLADYS r. DAVIS. beloved wife
OF Howard C. Davis and sister Of
Mrs. Lauren chstneld Of Meriden,
Conn. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th sc. and
Mass. ave. ne. where services will
be held on Tuesday, March 81.
at IL am. In lieu OF flowers,
please make contributions to the
Cancer Society. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 80