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Spain cooks

Our Food Editor arrived in Seville at olive
time y and brought back recipe for the
most glamorous fish dish you've ever scent
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Adriuno OIivetti.
Typewriter Maker

MILAN. Italy, Feb. 29 (AP) -
Typewriter manufacturer Adri-
ano Olivetti. SO, one of Italy's
leading industrialistS, died of
a heart attack Saturday night
on a train going from Milan
to Lausanne.
Mr.. Ollvetti inherited a small
typewriter business from his
father and built it into a multi
million-dollar industry, manu-
featuring precision tools as
we'll as business machines. Last
October the company an
nounced it was buying 35
per cent interest in the giant
United States Underwood
Typewriter Co.
Mr.. Olivetti also pioneered in
welfare measures for the en-
ployes at his big factories in
Ivrea, northwest Italy, includ-
ing a shorter work week and
security benefits.
He organized his own social
reform party, called the Com
munity Movement Political
Party, and was elected Mayor
of 1vrea and then to a seat
in the national Chamber of
Deputies.
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DR.. Ezra J. Kruus,
World-Renowned
Plant Scientist

CORVALLIS. Greg. Feb. %
(AP).-Dr. Ezra Jacob Kraus.
IA. world-renowned plant SCI
enlist, died in a Corvallis hos
pital yesterday. He had been
i'll for some time.
DR.. Kraus helped develop
2,4-D as a weed spray. discov-
cred the basic carbohydrate
nitrogen growth ratio principle
in plants, did pioneer work on
plant growth regulators and
developed scores of new chrys-
anthemum varieties.
He started his career as a
plant physiologist at Oregon
State College in 1908. He left
i'll 1919 to join the staff of the
University of Wisconsin and in
1884 became chairman Of the
botany department at the Uni
versity Of Chicago.
When DR.. Kraus retired from
the University Of Chicago in
l949 he returned to Oregon
State College to become visit
ing professor in horticulture
His research during the last 10
years has centered on devlop-
ing new varieties Of ornamen-
tai plants.
DR.. Kraus was president of
the Botanical Society of Amer
lea in 1888, the American So
ciety of Horticultural Science
in 1927, the American Society
of Plant Physiologists in 1928
and was honorary vice presi-
dent of the American Forestry
Association in 1947.
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Mrs. Eva Ruff, IS,
Long With AAA

Mr.. Eva Carpenter Ruff. IS.
a retired American Automobile
Association employe here. died
early today at Arlington Hos
pital after a cerebral hemor-
rhage.
Mrs. Ruff retired last year
after Is years with the District
branch of the AAA. Her home
was at l70l Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV.
A native of Apex, N. c.. she
leaves two sisters and two
brothers IN that State. They
are, Mrs. Colon Luwter of Apex,
Mrs. Annie C. Walker of Dur
ham, DR.. L. L. Carpenter Of
Raleigh and DR.. C. C. Carpen-
ter of Winston Salem.
Burial will be Wednesday in
Apex.
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studied at Heidelberg, Ger
many.
Mr.. Krinbill, who made the
study of trees his life work.
made their care his hobby. He
was fond of walks through the
woods and maintained labora-
tory facilities at his home for
forestry experiments.
He and his wife, the former
Miss Mary Marshburn Of Jack
sonville, N. c., spent many
summers at the cabin they
built in mountains near Ash
vile, N. c.
After his retirement, Mr.
Krinbill served as a consulting
engineer to industry and also
worked on the production OF
several books and articles on
forestry.
He was a member of the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church.
His wife is his only survivor
Services will be held at
pm. Wednesday in the Lee
Funeral Home, Fourth street
and Massachusetts avenue NE.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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AIvo Blackburn Brewer,
Retired Society CoIumnist

Mrs. Alva Blackburn Brewer
SO, retired Washington society
columniSt, died today of cancer
at her home, 4545 Connecticut
avenue NV.
For nearly 20 years Wash
ingtonians knew Mrs. Brewer as
Peter Carter" her by-line in
the old Washington Times
Herald.
Her column, Peter Garter
Says brought her into close
contact with daily happenings
on Capitol Hill and in the
White House as we'll as with
many friends among the Wash
ington diplomatic corps.
Mrs. Brewer Joined the Times
Herald in the early 193Os as a
staff writer in the society de-
partment. She retired about 10
years ago.
A daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest C. Blackburn. Mrs.
Brewer was born in Wayside
Miss. A prominent Memphis
CTennD physician, DR.. Black
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William Trent, 78,
Retired D. c. Fire
CompunyCopt

William Trent. 78, of 1901
LongfelloW street NV. a re-
tired District Fire Department
captain. died Saturday at Mt.
Alto Hospital of cancer.
Born in Roanoke, Va, Mr..
Trent attended schools there
and was an Army veteran of
the Spanish American War be-
fore coming to Washington.
In 1909 he was appointed to
the District Fire Department
and retired in 1910. after 81
years of service, as captain of
Engine Company No. %. He
saw action in many of the
areas major fires. including the
Knickerbocker Theater blaze
in 1922.
Mr.. Trent was a member of
the Richard Harden Camp of
the Spanish American War
Veterans, the Veterans of For
eign Wars. Post 2979, and the
Brightwood Masonic Lodge No.
43.
Besides his wife. Helen. of
the home address, whom he
married in 1886. Mr.. Trent
leaves a daughter by a former
marriage, Mrs. Bessie Jones of
Roanoke, and a stepdaughter.
Mrs. Gloria Fling of Seattle.
Wash.
Services will be at 10 am.
Wednesday at the Walter w.
Deal Funeral Home. 1912 Geor-
gia avenue NV, and burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy take the
form Of contributions to the
American Cancer Society.
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Mrs. A. J. Morris,
Native of Norfolk

Mrs. Arthur ]. Morris. wife
OF Arthur j. Morris, chairman
Of the board of the Financial
General Corp. died Saturday
Of a heart attack at willing
ham Plantations. in South
Carolina. She was in her 7o's.
A native Of Norfolk, Va. and
graduate of Norfolk Women's
College, Mrs. Morris was a
well-known tennis player in
her youth and an amateur
photographer. She made her
home at the Trees, on the
Hudson River in Ossining, N. Y.
Mrs. Morris made several
trips to Europe and once
travelled deep into the interior
of China. She also was ex-
tremely active in charitable
affairs.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Morris is survived by three
daughters; Mrs. Herbert
Knapp. of the Kennedy War
rem. 3l33 Connecticut ave,
NV, Mrs. Earle Kincaid, 1918
Deepwell Drive. Bethesda, MIS-.
Edwin Walton, Scarborough,
N. Y, and Mrs. Elwood Chill
ders, Bronxville, N. Y. She is
also survived by six grand
children and two great-grand-
children.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the First Presby-
terian Church in Ossining,
with burial in Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery.
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The Rev. Carter GiIIiss, 81,
PooIesvilIe Church Rector

The Rev. Carter S. Gilliss
So. rector of st. Peters Epis-
copal Church in Poolesville
Md since 1851. died last
evening at Suburban Hospital
after suffering a heart attack
during morning services at the
church.
A native of Dover. N. H., and
son of the late Rev. William
Weir Gilliss, also an Episcopal
clergyman. he had served in the
Washington diocese since l946.
when he completed five years
as an Army chaplain.
He was rector of Christ
Church, $40 G street Sc, until
1850. when he suffered a heart
attack. After short term at
st. Andrews Chapel, College
Park, he transferred to the
Poolesville post.
Mr.. GilIisS attended Bows
Latin School in Baltimore and
graduated from the University
OF Virginia in 1929. After re-
ceivlng a Bachelor Of Divinity
degree from Episcopal Theolog-
ical Seminary, Cambridge,
Mass, he was ordained in 1888
by Bishop Edward T. Helsen-
stein Of Maryland.
His first post was curate Of
Trinity Church in Hartford
Conn, from 1888 to 1897. He
was priest in charge of
churches in Woodbury.. South
bury and Bethlehem. Conn, un-
til the outbreak Of World War
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burn was Of a Well-known
family in Versailles, KY.
Mrs. Brewers great-uncle
Joseph Stiles Blackburn. served
as Representative and Senator
from Kentucky, was the first
Governor of the Panama Canal
Zone and was chairman of the
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Another uncle, Luke Black
burn. was Governor of Ken
lucky.
She attended St. Agnes
School at Memphis, Mary Bald
win Seminary at Staunton. Va.
and the Bristol School here.
A son, J. Newton Brewer, jr
Is a partner in the brokerage
firm of Rouse. Brewer, Becker
and Bryant here, in addition to
serving as a vice chairman of
the Maryland National Capitol
Parks and Planning Commits
sion and as an administrative
assistant to Maryland Gov. J.
Millard TaWes.
Mrs. Brewer also leaves a
daughter, Miss Patricia Scott
Brewer of the home address,
and another son, Cecil Black
burn Brewer of Atlanta, Ga.
A high requiem mass will
be offered at $50 am. Wednes-
day at Blessed Sacrament
Church, Chevy Chase Circle
Burial will be in Gate of Heav-
en- Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Rob-
ert A. Humphrey Funeral Home
in Bethesda.
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Howard KrinbiII Dies,
Federal Forest Expert

Howard Rub Krinbill, rs, a
forestry engineer with the Bu-
reau of Internal Revenue for
Al years. died yesterday at the
home of his ster-in-law, Mrs.
Robert E. Lee, jr.. 215 Fourth
street Sc, after a heart at
tack.
Mr.. Krinbill and his wife
were visiting here on their way
to Florida.
Mr.. Krinbill, at the. time of
his retirement in l949, was re-
gional valuation engineer of
the Southern Pine region. He
worked in Washington from
1921 to 1899. when he was
transferred to New York.
His duties primarily involved
the eValuation of cumberland
for tax purposes.
A native of Crown Point,
Ind, Mr.. Krinbill lived at Web
ster. N. Y, the family home,
since his retirement.
He studied at Lima IN. "
Seminary and received his
bachelor of forestry degree
from the Biltmore IN. c. For
est School, the Nations first
school of forestry. Later he
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1rathH

WATSON. LEO PAUL. On Sunday Feb
ruarY -, 1850. at Mount Alto Hos
pital, LEO PAUL WATSON Of 92i9
Columbia blvd. Silver Spring Nd
father OF Neal Watson. MT, Watson
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave
Silver Spring Md where services
Will be held on Wednesday. March .
At 1870 am parking facilities
terv.
WEIR. RAYMOND J. On Friday. Feb.
the Good Sam Samaritan IT nhe Los ao'P1s RnseIes Si
merly of Washington. D. c.. be.
loved husband of Vernice Sparkmar
Welr and father Of Charles E, Ray,
mond mCnd j. H. and Mrs; Dorothy W
He also is survived by three broth,
ers, George H. Weir Of Chicago, Iii
FELIX F. Weir Of Fairlawn, N. j.. anC
E.Iii william F Weir Of Los Anseles
W Lewis Of Washington. D. c. anc
Mrs. Dorothy w Browne of Chicago
III. There are also five grandchil.
aren, Funeral services Tuesday
March at m, in the Chape
OF the AnEelus Funeral Home. l03C
East Jefferson blvd. Los Angeles
"fNN; FJRStDERICk. IdsH On SUNDAY, Feb
a fREDERIck " WyNN ySNaNSuftty the beioHs5 baiGspi
husband of the late Susan o Wynn
father Of Charles Frederick and
Frances ! Wynn, Funeral from his
l late residence; 1850 Naylor I'd sc
Services al, Fountain Memorial Bap.
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1
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R. Weir, Served Al Years
In 7 Federal Departments

Raymond J. Weir. SO. former
Department of Agriculture
official and executive officer
for the Point -Four program in
Monrovia, Liberia, died Friday
/ at the Hospital of the Good
Samaritan in Los Angeles, after
a heart attack.
A resident of the District for
40 years, Mr.. Weir was born in
Chicago, where he attended
public schools and began his
career as a Western Union
operator.
In 1910 he was employed
here by the Department of Ag-
Iriculture as a clerk -typlst. Dur
ing four decades of service. ne
served in numerous administra-
tive capacities. He retired in
1850.
In 1851, Mr.. Weir was re-
called to active Federal duty
in the Department of State.
He was appointed attache TO
the American Embassy in Mon
rovia and served as executive
officer for the Technical AS
Sistance Point Four Pro-
gram.
Following his resignation in
1852, he moved to Los Angeles.
where he accepted appointment
from the Liberian government
as its honorary consul. a post
he held at the time Of his
death.
Besides his wife. Vepnice
Sparkman Weir. Of the home
address, Mr.. Weir leaves two
sons, Charles E. of 1906 Kearny
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William Hepburn
Emory Law Dean

ATLANTA, GA. Feb. 90 (AP)
William McGuffey Hepburn,
SO, dean of the Emory Uni
versity Law School and long
active in labor arbitration
work, died yesterday at Emory
Hospital of a heart ailment
aggravated by influenza.
Mr.. Hepburn was a public
member of the regional War
Labor Board in 1943-44 and a
member of the National Wage
Sterilization Board at Wash
ington in 1852.
Mr.. Hepburn served 10 years
as dean of the Emory Law
School. Before that he was
dean of law at the University
of Alabama and professor of
law there. He was the author
of many articles and a text
book "Hepburn's Cases on
Torts."
Mr Hepburn was a great
grandson of William H. Nc
Guffey, who wrote the famous
elementary school textbook,
"McGuffey's Reader"
A native of Cincinnati. Ohio,
ha was educated at Indiana
University, Yale, Harvard, and
the Sorbonne in Paris.
Survivors include his widow,
two sons, William M. Hepburn,
jr., Bristol, Tenn. and Andrew
M. Hepburn, Atlanta; four
daughters. Mrs. Lewis Wirtz,
Outlook, Mont, Mrs. Victor
Burdo, New York. Mrs. Leo
Hoar. Atlanta. and Mrs. An
thony johnson, Washington,
d. c.
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street NE. and Raymond j., IT.,
of 1893 Evarts street NE; a
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy w.
Howard Of 1909 Kearney street
NE; three brothers. George H.
of Chicago, Felix F. Of Fair
lawn, N. j., and William E. Of
Los Angeles; and two sisters,
Mrs. Justine w. Lewis of 1923
Thirteenth street NV. and
Mrs. Dorothy w. Browne of
Chicago.
Services will be held at 9
am. tomorrow in Los Angeles
with burial also in Los Angeles.
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DR.. Atwood Wash

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 29
tAP).-Dr. Atwood M. Wash,
chairman of the Department of
Oral Surgery at the Medical
College of Virginia and a
former president of the Vir-
ginia State Dental Association,
died Saturday night at a hos
pltal here.
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II. when he was commissioned
a major in the Army and saw
service in Europe.
He leaves his wife of IL years
the former Edith H. Brown OF
st. Peters Rectory; a daughter
Edith, and two sons, William
and John.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun
Episcopal Bishop of Washing
ton, will conduct services at 2
pm. Wednesday at St. Peters
Church. Burial will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
1n mrnnriaiit

ANDERSON. ALICE NJ. In loving mem.
ory TO my dear grandmother ALICE
NJ. ANDERSON who passed aVsv 10
wears ago today. February 80, 194S
Every dav in some way
Memories Of you come my way;
Time and years 90 swiftly by
Love and memories never die
ALMARIAN STOARLEY JACKSON
DUDLEY, SHERMAN II. In remem-
brance of my good friend and COL
league, SHERMAN H. DUDLEY, who
passed away % years ago today.
February 20. 1870
SAMUEL W. GRAHAM. HIS MAN
AGER
WARD. FREDERICK ". In memory Of
our dearly beloved ore, FREDERICK
W. WARD. who passed avsv twenty
years szo. February 2a. 1910.
Memories are treasures no one
can steal. THE FAMILY,
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Garn nf Thanka

BURKLEY. ESSIE MAE. The family Of
the late ESSIE MAE BURKLEY
wishes TO express their sincere appre-
citation to the Rev. JOHN D BUS
SEY OF the Bethesda Baptist Church.
its members and also for the cards.
telegrams, flowers, money and other
tokens of sympathy. during their
recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY. l
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BRIDGES. LUCILLE. On Monday

February -, 1880, at The OsEisnS
Calf. Naval Hospital. LUCILLE
BRIDGES. devoted wife of Roscoe
Bridges and beloved daughter Of
Sarah Hunter of 1881 10th st ne,
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing one son, six sisters. seven broth
erS. other relatives and many friends,
Remains resting at the John I.
Rhlnes a. Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5
9Th st ne. where friends may call
after I pm, Monday February 90,
and where funeral services will he
held Tuesday. March /. at l:45
Pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetary
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BULLOCK. CHARLES l. On Friday

EEnTuaIy -h, TNbO. CHARLES Z
BULLOCK of 76a Hobart pl' NV
beloved brother in Law Of Mrs
LelEhta Mack. Other relatives and
friends also survive. Remains rest.
ing with L. E Murray & Son, l337
10Th st. n ". where friends may
call from 10 10 pm. tuesday
March /, and where funeral services
at ] pm Interment Lincoln Me.
mortal Cemetery
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CHENEY, HOWARD A. on sunda

February IS. 1860, at his residence,
$40 18th ave. Avordale ter. Nv
attsyille. Nd HOWARD A. CHEZ
EEY. beloved husband OF Annabells
Frances Cheney Howard E Chez
r1ev and BETTY Cheney. ali of Nv
attsville, Md Services at the s. H
Hines Co Funeral Home. ca0l f4th
81 ", on Wednesday. March .,
al 80 p m (parkine faCilitiesl IN
ternlent Cedar Iill Cerrntnrr:
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JAMES S BROOKS, W NJ.
J. H. HANKERSON, Secv.

BOTELER, WILLIAM J. On Satur-
day, February -, 1850, at Washing
ton Hospital Center. WILLIAM J.
BOTELER, beloved husband of Alice
z. Boteler, father of Phyllis M Cooke
and Raymond A. BalderSon and low
ins grandchildren; brother of Mar
garet Booth. George, Frank and
Lloyd Boteler. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros Funeral Home
1851 Good Hope rd. Sc, Tuesday,
March !. at = pm lnterment Inn
manuel Cemetery. Horse Head. Nd.
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BUSH. MARY ELIZABETH. On ss

urdav, February -. 1850, A,
CEoMnsyille. Md, MARY ELIZABETH
BUSH OF St. Marys County. Nd. wife
OF the late John A. Bush. devoted
mother OF Mrs Rosa G. Yates, Mrs
, Clara c. Ransom. Carl M anc
Joseph A. Bush and the late Mrs
Verlo A. Hill, sister of Mrs. Agnes
Colbert and George Green She
also leaves to mourn her PASSING
fourteen grandchildren, fourteeT
grandchildren, host ot
nieces, nepheWs. other relatives anc
many friends. Remains resting Al
the John T, Rhines e. Co. Funers
home, 34l5 18th st. ne. Notice oi
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ANDERSON, DANID GEDDAS on SIM

day. February IS, 1850. DAVID
GEDDAs ANDERSON OF 3Tl6 3str
ave, Cottage City Md, beloved hus-
band Of Anna z Anderson and
Anderson. Sr. He also is survived
by sister, Carrie Turner and two
brothers. Everett B. and Clifton c
Anderson. and six grandchildren
Mr.. Anderson rests at Gasch's Fu-
neral Home 4739 Baltimore ave
HyattSyllle Nd Services at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery Mausoleum or
Wednesday. March - At = pm
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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/ FORD. WILLIAM z. II. On Sunday

February IS, 1860. at his residence,
ll05 Harvard st. NV, WILLIAM E
FORD II, beloved son of Mr.. and
Mrs: William E. Ford; brother OF
Paulette and Baron Cureton. He
also leaves to mourn his passing a
devoted grandmother, Will Cureton
and a host OF relatives and friends
Notice OF funeral later Arrange
ments by the John T. Rhines d Co
WaShinrinn u e
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DAWES. MARGARET Z. on MONDAY
DAVIS. EUGENE. On sunday. Februar,

IS, 1860. at Mount Alto Hospital
Of 336 N West st, Manassas. Va
beloved husband Of Ollie H Davis
and father OF Mrs Shirley D San
ford of Baltimore, Nd. and brother
OF Mrs Viola D Profitt and Mrs
B c. Cornwell and Raymond Davis,
all Of Manassas. Va. also 3 grand-
children. Friends NAV call at the
Baker Funeral Home. 3l4 N West
st Manassas. Va, where services
will be held on Tuesday. March /.
al pm Interment National Me-
mortal Park. Falls Church. Va
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DOM GEORGE r. On Sunday. Fet

DUNN, UEUKUF r. On SUNDAY, Ftb,
ruary IS. 1850, az the Anne Arundel
Hospital, Annapolis Nd, GEORGE
E. DOM of Cedarhurst, Md beloved
husband OF Clara E Dom. father OF
Georse z. and Helen v. Dom, and
Dorothy E. Brady Also survived by
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st and Massachusetts ave. ne
where prayers will be offered Thurs
day. March ,. at $40 am. REQUIEM
mass will be said at St Joseph 5
Catholic Church. I'd and c SITS. e.
al $ am. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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BANKS. CARRIE. On sunday Fsbr
BLEnsOE, FRANK Suddenly on ga,

bLEUsUE, HMM z. suddenly on Sat
urday' February -. 1860, at Cas-
BLEDsoE Of $50 Venable % pl NV
beloved husband of Mrs RUBY NJ
Bledsoe and father of Erwin F. Bled-
soc, Frank H BledSoe Norman c
Bledsoe. Donald F. BledSoe. PHYLLIS
!; ROGERS Bernice J. Brooks and
Mary Lou Bledsoe He is also sur
ylyed by two brothers. TWO sisters
and three grandchildren Friends
may call at HvsonE's Funeral Home,
1900 n ST NV. where services Will
be held on Wednesday. March >, at
" m. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
tpr-
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CAMERON, THOMAS c. On Sunday
Ee6rqaTy IS. 1860. THOMAS c
CAMERON of Alb I'd ST NV
Notice of funeral later. Arrange.
CHAPMAN. LAWRENCE z. on sal

dav, February 81, 1860, at Nationa
Orthopedic Hospital. LAWRENCE E
st. Arlington. Va. beloved HUSBAND
Of Beulah K. Chapman, father Of
Marie, Joyce, Larry and Roy Chap.
man Of the home address. son ot
Laura NJ. Chapman, Howellsville, Va
6rother OF Mrs. Frances Wiley
BovCe. Va Friends NAV call at N,
Arlington Funeral Home. 1901 NortE
Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va. vher,
services will be held on Wednesday
March =. at | pm Interment Ma.
tional Memorial Park Cemetery
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ATKINSON. WILLIAM EDWARD su

denly on Sunday, February -. 1860,
al mis- residence, 39l7 Windy lane
Silver Sprlng, Md. WILLIAM E
ATKINSON. beloved husband OF
Margaret Atkinson Mr.. Atkinson
rests a. the w X Huntemann &
Son Funeral Home. 5132 Georgia
ave NV. Notice Of funeral later.
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81. n e. on February @S. 1860. wife
OF the late Rev Frederick " Almen.
d!nger mother OF Fred W. and Pau
D AlmendlngeT Services at the
Chambers Funeral Home. 5SUl
Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Nd. Tues.
day, March l. at 1890 am. Inter.
r1ent Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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BARKER. HOWARD F. On Thursday.

February "5. 1850 HOWARD F
BARKER OF 5000 Walhonding rd
Glen Echo HeishtS Md. beloved
husband OF Margaret NJ Barker
father of Miss Ruth Dell Barker and
Mrs paul R McClenon also sur
vlves by three grandchildren; brother
OF Mrs Frank Wiley Of Helena. Mont
and Mrs. Henry Goodwin Of Mime
apolis. MINI Friends may call at
the S. H Hines Co Funeral Home,
@9oi 18th st. NV parking facili-
ties Services a. the Cleveland Park
CONGREGATIONAL Church, 34OO Lowell
s. NV Wednesday, March .. at
IN am Tnterment Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery IN lieu OF flowers.
please make contributions TO the
Cleveland Park Church Memoria!
Fund
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FISHER. JOHN. On Wednesday, F,

ruaTy "a, 1850, at Mount Aito Hos
pltal, JOHN FISHER OF 2423 NJ st.
brother of Naomi Smith and Ruth
Cross. and cousin OF Bertha Mont
gomery Other relatives and friends
also survive. After pm. Monday.
February 20. friends may call at the
Brooks g. Allen Funeral Home. 18th
81. and Florida ave. NV. where
services will be held Tuesday.
March /. at 12:45 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery 20
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DuGENT, MAuDE E.H. OF 1901 1911

St NV. Washington, D. C. daughter
of the late William and Emma Hildt
LutZ Dugent She is survived by g
brother. Henry Wentz DuEent: a sis.
niece and nephew. After Il moor
Monday, February %, friends may
call at the William Tickner Sons
Funeral Home. North and Pcnnsyl.
vania sves Baltimore. Md, where
services will be held Tuesday. March
l.atll am. Interment Druid RIdgs
Cemetery. Pikesyille. Baltimore s
Md
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EASTER, JOHN {. G. On Saturday,
February -, 1860, at Providence
Hospital JOHN c. G EASTER, be-
loved husband OF Margaret c. Easter
and brother OF Mrs Mary Easter
Rumsey, Mrs. Henrietta Martin and
Mrs Julia Easter White Friends
may call at his residence. 3539
Quebec St NV, after = pm Sun
day. February IS Services at
St Columbas Episcopal Church,
42Ol Albemarle 81. NV, al 2.3u
pm Tuesday. March Friends and
relatives invited Interment Glen
wood Cemetery tCape May, n j.,
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