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BRYANT, LEE o.. p NJ. A specia
Il. a.. - =

bhlN LEE o., NJ. A special
o communication of National
M Lodge. No. l., p. A. A.
IN M. is hereby called for
cMCM Tuesday. Nav 10. 1860. at
WY l 30 pm, at the Masonic
NN| Temple 18th st. and New
~ York ave NV. for the
purpose OF conducting the last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother. LEE
o. BRYANT p NJ.
LESTER R MACKLEY. w. NJ.
FRED NJ. BOOTH. Secy. 9
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RAKER SUSAN r

May 5. 1860, at Georgetown Uni,
versity Hospital, SUSAN C. BAKER
daughter Of the late Lewis and
Ruth Baker of Wheeling. W. Va,
and sister of Mrs. Charles Wardell
Stiles. Services will be held at
ST. Margaret's Episcopal Church,
Connecticut ave and Bancroft place
NV. on Monday, May Q, at 1890
am. Interment private. In lieu
of flowers contributions may be sent
to st. Margaret's Church. s
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coMMoDoRE, ROBERT MONROE.

On, Thursday, May 5. 1850. al
RoE RAFo5iEnEt9o SoM9oTbopir MR99sTitSi ROBERT BERT MON
band of Mabel L. Commodore of
29l8 South 18th St. Arlington, va,
He also is survived by one brother,
joseph Carter of Brentwood, Md
a sister. Rose Fields of Uniontown.
Pa, and other relatives. Mr. Com
modore will rest in the Macedonia
Baptist Church. 22d and South
kenmore sts.. Arlington, Va, after
p.m Sunday. May 8. where fu-
neral services will be conducted at
pm Monday, Nav o. the Rev.
S. W. Phillips of1ciatinR Inter:
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 8
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May Z. 800, GERTRUDE R, BAKER,
Of 16 Kentbury way. Bethesda, Md,
beloved mother of Adelbert R. Baker
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase Funeral Home
of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda,
Nd Services at All Saints Episcopal
Church, Chevy Chase circle, on Mon
day, May 2. at $50 pm. Interment
ParklaWn Cemetery
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GEORGE H. HALEY.
WILLIAMS. PAULINE BRUCE. Tn

family of the late PAULINE BRUCE
WILLIAMS wishes TO express its
sincere appreciation for the many
expressions of sympathy and other
kindnesses during its bereavement. 9
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MONROE, GRANSToN.

May 6, 1860, at the District Cen
ersl Hospital. GRANSTON MONROE
of a14 1st st. s.e.. beloved husband
of Ella Monroe He also leaves to
mourn his passing fve sons, two
daughters. twenty -eight grandchil-
dren, four great-grandchildren. two
brothers and other relatives and
many friends Remains resting at
the John T. Rhines g. Co. Funeral
of fuperal later
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CLARK. EMILY DARBY BROWN. On

Saturday, Nav Z. 1860. at the home
Poolesville. Md, EMILY DARBY
BROWN CLARK. wife Of the late
Dayld w. Clark and mother Of Mrs.
walter Allnutt and Mrs. Roger w.
Milliams; Jr;. and sister Of Mrs.
Charles Brosius. Mrs. William Grif-
nth, John. Remus. Roy and Iawr-
ence Darby Friends may call at
the Hilton Funeral Home. Barnes
yllIe' Nd, where services will be
held on Tuesday. May 10, at II
Beallsville. Md.
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DANTE A. ROSS. p. s. s
WILLIAM X. Member,

WILLIAM X. Members
q ! !. ! ! I: ]: =: !. VI
MN$MM OF S.. Francis Xavier
'l&%#W Church are requested 10
SWRW vi Funeral Home, 131 18th
U~ st Sc. on Sunday, MAY
~ s. 1850, at s PM. for the
recitation OF the rosary.
DONALD L FREDERICK, Pres,
REV. JOHN p. LYONS.
Spiritual Director. 8
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CASH. LANES MICHAEI- on satnrdau-

CASH' JAMES MICHAEL. On Saturday,
May 1860. at GEORGETOWN Hospital.
JAMES MICHAEL CASH, infant son
OF Robert M. and Elizabeth E. Cash,
brother of William Joseph Cash,
grandson Of Joseph B and May B.
Lindsay of Arlington Va. and Raj
elgh NJ. and Dolores v. Cash OF
White Plains, N. Y Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, where
funeral services will be held on Mon
gay. May 3, at 3 pm. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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MILLER, ALICE M, On Fridav,

3. 1860. at George Washington Hos
pital. ALICE NJ. MILLER of 541
bGTttfV Beloved wife @ Of stanley I i A Miller and and
sister of Tom Moore. Jr... Of Cali
fornia. Friends may call at the
Robert j. Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va.
will be present from $40 to 5 and
Z to . pm. Sunday and Monday.
Prayers will be said at the above
funeral home at pm. Tuesday,
May 10. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. q
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BLACK. HERMAN II. On Friday. May
.. 1860, HERMAN H BLACK OF

BRECKENRIDGE. COL. LELAND
DAVIS. tUSAF. Ret On Friday
Nav 6, 1850, at the Alexandria Hos
pital, COLONEL LELAND DAVIS
of 1861 Mount Eagle pl., Alex
andria. Va, husband 4 Mrs. Sophie
Sharpe Breckenridge, father of Miss
Mary Carol Breckenridge, Mrs. John
P. Fitz-Gibbon aud Leland Davis
Breckenridge, IT. Funeral services on
Monday, May y, a: o am. at Fort
Myer Chapel. Interment Arlington
National Cemstery. In lieu of flowers,
contributions may BE- made to the
Heart Fund Friend may call at
Cameron and Alfred SITS, Alexan-
dria Va
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NELSON. WILLIAM On Thursday

NELSON. WILLIAM H. On Thursday,
eral Hospital. WILLIAM H. NELSON
of 1925 Swami st. NV. Mr.. Nelson
is survived by a nephew. Mr.. Ernest
Mcpherson, and other relatives and
many friends. Friends may call at
the Joynes Funeral Home, 116 Mas
sachusetts ave. NV, on Monday,
May q. after z pm, where funeral
services Awill be held on Tuesday,
Nav 10. at , pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
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CAMPREIL. IAMrs a. n-.a..

CAMPBELL. JAMES A. On Friday,
May 9, 1850. at GEORGETOWN uni
yerSity Hospital, JAMES A. CAMP
BELL OF l404 Holbrook st. ne,
devoted brother Of Mr.. Joseph
campbell and Miss Wilhelmina
Campbell. He also is survived BY
an aunt, Mrs Henrietta Kerrick
cousin, Mrs. Florence Brown, and
other relatives and friends. After
. p m. Monday. May Q. friends NAV
call at the Robert G. Mason Funeral
Home. $500 Nichols ave. se., where
the rosary will be recited at 8 pm
Solemn requiem mass will be offered
az m. Tuesday. May 10, at the
HOLY. Name Catholic Church. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. q
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GRAY. GEORGE L. On Saturday,
May :, 1860. at his residence, $50
st. Barnabas rd. S.e., GEORGE L.
GRAY, the beloved husband OF
Katherine L. Gray and father OF
Mrs. Marie Stephenson. George M.
and John s. Gray: brother of Mrs.
Elsie Pumphrey. Mrs. Maude Hardy.
Mrs. Edna CTeecy, Heiskell and
Joseph Gray. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros Funeral Home.
1851 Good Hope rd. Sc tparking
facilitiesl, on Monday. May =. at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry 4
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iTILLiAM B. McCLAIN. Master. 9

HOPKINS. THELMA NJ. On Friday,
May &, 1860, at the District Cen
erai Hospital, THELMA NJ. HOPKINS
Of 2525 Ontario rd. NV, Apt. l.,
wife Of Albert R. Hopkins and
mother of Mrs. Mary A. Holland
and Albert r. Hopkins, jr. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends After pm. Tuesday,
friends are invited to call at the
st. NV. REQUIEM mass will be cele-
brated at st. Augustine'S Catholic
Church, 18th st. between R and S
st. NV. on Wednesday. Nav IL,
at . am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery 10
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BALTIMORE. JEREMIAH. On Frida,

May s, 1850, at his residence, 907
/ 7th st. Sc, JEREMIAH BALTI-
MORE, husband of Mrs. Pansy Bal
timore and father of Mrs. Ruth
Howard. Mrs. Marjorie Baker and
Milton Baltimore. He also is sur
vived by one brother. Attorney
Richard L. Baltimore of New York
City; a Son-in-law. Judge Andrew
j. Howard: a daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Pauline Baltimore, and seven grand
children After pm. Sunday
at the Magruder Funeral Home,
23l1 Nichols ave. Sc, where seTv-
ices will be held on Monday. May
g, at 10 am Interment National
Harmony Cemetery. 8
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coRUM. DEACoNEss ELIZABETH A

cORUM, DEACONESS ELIZABETH A.
BUTLER. The children of the late
ELIZABETH CORUM expresses our
sincere Kindness and appreciation
to everyone for the visits. cards,
telegrams, horal tributes, donations
and kind words during the Illness
and passing of our beloved mother;
also the Rev. B. H Whiting and
all platform dignitaries, Friendship
Baptist Church in its entirety, Com
rade Townsend, New York State
and City. California, New Jer-
sey. PHILADELPHIA, Alexandria. Va.
Beauty Salon. MorninR Star Lodge.
No. 80. Prsyermen Of Friendship
Baptist Church. Prayermen of Mount
Airy Baptist Church. Mrs. Estelle
Briscoe, all Soloists, prima donnas,
Elks, No. and 422, and our many
friends. May God bless and keep
you for your kindness Thank you.
THE CHILDREN. MRS. DOROTHY
B HAWKINS, MRS. MARGARET
BAILEY AND Mr.. DAVID JAMI-
SON
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BERLIN, SARAH On Thursday Ma,

BERLlN, SARAH. on Thursday, May
D: 1860, at the Washington Hos
pital Center. SARAH BERLIN, be-
loved wife Of Nathan Berlin, mother
Of Alvin and Marvin Berlin and
sister Of Rebecca Stark OF Balti-
more. Nd. She also is survived
by three grandchildren. Funeral
services at the Jack Lewis Funeral
Home. EutaE place and North ave,
Baltimore, Nd. on Sunday, Nav 3,
at pm Interment Rosedale Gem
eterv, Baltimore, Md Memorial
week at 1906 Arkansas ave NV
tributions to the Hebrew Academy
Of Washington. D. c.
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Nav s. 1860. DEWEY CASE Of
2220 10th st. NV, beloved husband
vived by a sister. Mrs Pearl Hunt
Services at the Birch Funeral Home,
3O34 NJ st. NV, on Monday, May
Z, at IL am. Interment Hills
boro. Va.
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Garn uf Chunks

AKERS. CLARENCE H. The family
Of the late CLARENCE H, AKERS
gratefully acknowledge the many
expressions Of sympathy extended
US during his illness and at his
demise. To the Rev Jerry Moore
and Columbia Lodge, No. So, many.
many thanks FAMILY.
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COMMODORE. ROBERT NJ. The Of

COMMODORE. ROBERT NJ. The Of
Il flcers and members Of Jona-
IL than Davis Consistory, No.
l. OF A. A. s R., are hereby
notified of the death of our
E,dAAN Sublime Prince, ROBERT NJ.
NSN COMMODORE. on Thurs
day, May ;. 1850. Midnight services
will be conducted bv the House OF
Kadosh of Jonathan Davis Con-
sistory, No. /, on Sunday, May s,
at the Macedonia Baptist Church,
I'D st. and South Glebe rd., Ar
llnRton, Va. Funeral on Monday,
May Q, at pm
HUGH D. KIRKsEY. 33'. Com
mander in Chief.
JOSHUA B. LAWNS. 32o, Keeper
of Seal and Archives. s
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May Z. 1880. at Georgetown UnIVer-
sity Hospital. EDITH w BERG
MANN Of l436 Montague ST. NV,
wife Of the late Carl J. Bergmann
and mother Of Mrs. Elizabeth B.
Donnelly and grandmother of Urban
NJ. and Carl H. Donnelly. Mrs. Berg
mann rests at the Warner E.
Humphrey Funeral Home, s434 Geor-
gia ave, Silver Spring No. where
service will be held on Tuesday,
May 10, at l pm. Parking facil-
ttiesD Interment Gate of Heaven
Cemetery. Friends may visit at the
funeral home after 4.30 pm. Sunday
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HEWINs BERTA CRIrMP On F.

day, May 8, 1850, at her residence,
1906 Gallatin ST.. NV, BERTA
LYMAN P HEWINs, mother of mrs.
Charlotte H. Coe, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hewins Gallaher and Spencer F.
Hewins, sister Of Mrs. J. Roland
Goode, aunt Of Mrs. John Spencer
Of Norfolk, Va She also is survived
by five grandchildren and one great
grandchild. Services at the S. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14th
st. n W, on Monday, May Q, at
pm. tparking facilities Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 8
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HAUsMAN, IDA. On Thursday. May

~ 5. 1850, IDA, IDA HausMXN al sSMh2SSooff' q iHs8 ns8S
46th ST Sc, wife OF the late Fred
g. Hausman and mother Of Mrs.
Josephine NJ Atkins and Richard
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st and Mass ave. ne. where
services will be held on Monday,
May g, at 11:30 am. Entomb-
ment EnrL Lincoln Mansnla1rn g
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SAVOY, MARY ELIZA. On Friday, Ma,
SCOTT. PETER. on Wednesday. Ne

3, 1860, PETER SCOTT Of I744 sth
st. NV. beloved husband Of Virginia
Scott, father Of Raymond, Margie,
Cli1ord. Clarence, James and Paris
Scott. He is also survived by 81
grandchildren, other relatives and
friends. From s to 12 pm. sunday,
friends may call at Crouchs Funeral
Home, 81 K st. NV, where service
will be held Monday at pm.
Jehovah's witnesses in charge,
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DrathH

BAPTIST. ISAIAH. On Thursday. May
). 1860, ISAIAH BAPTIST Of sos
4ath ST ne. He was the beloved
husband OF Mrs. Ellen Baptist and
also is survived by four daughterS,
hve grandchildren. six great-grand-
children. three sons-in-laW, nieces,
nephews. other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Sunday. May
s. friends are invited TO call at
the Henry Washington a. Sons
Funeral Home. 1928 Deane ave
ne Funeral services on Monday,
May 2. at ! pm. at the Antioch
Baptist Church. ll07 50th st re-,
the Rev Junius Wheeler ofieiating.
Interment National Harmony Me-
moriaI Park s
BEAvEN, EMMA L. on Friday. May
9. 1860. at Solomons. Nd /,
MRS. EMMA L. BEAVEN. beloved
mother of Francis Beaven of Solo
mons. Md. sister of G Lawrence
Wilson Of Ridgely. Md. Prayers on
Monday, May 2. at $50 am, at
the home of her son, Solomons.
Md Services at the Christ Church,
Denton. Md. at 1880 am Inter
ment St. Johns Parish Cemetery.
Hillsboro, Nd. 8
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ULEY. John z. Memhers of

JUHN 2. MemberS OF
A.h Edward Douglass White
zYtAF Council, No. 2473, Knights
- SskiA Of Columbus, are requested
" +: Il ;;$; ]; :;; 81: :3:5:; s;:!i: {! y: Il
for our late brother, JOHN r. Me-
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GILBERT, JAMES. Suddenly on Friday

May g. 1860, JAMES GILBERT Of
30 Fenton st. ne, beloved husband
Of Mrs. Jamie Gilbert and father
Of Miss Jamie Mae Gilbert Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
the Palmer Funeral Home, Az H
st p
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HERSCHEL, C. LEWIS. Suddenly, on

Friday, May g. 1850 at his resi-
dence, 690S 32d st. NV, c. LEWIS
HERSCHEL, beloved husband Of
Sarah B. Herschel. Friends may call
at the s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2a0l 14th st. NV. (parking facili-
tiesl. Solemn mass will be offered
at he Shrine Of the Most Blessed
-acrament. Western ave. and Que
ssda st. NV, on Monday, May q.
at 900 am, for the repose of his
Iul. Interment Gate of Heaven
Cemetery. (Philadelphia Inquirer
paper please cony
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SALZMAN.' LORA ALISON. on Thurs-
day. May 5, 1860. at the Washing
ton Hospital Center. LORA ALISON
SALzMAN, beloved daughter of o.
Howard and Shirley c. Salsman.
sister OF Lise Anne Saltzman, grand
daughter Of Mrs. Margery H. Colley
Services on Monday, May 8, at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. me-, at q am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemet &
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BENSON. FELMON., On Tuesday, May
3, 1860, FELMON BENSON Of 1927
Sth st. NV. He is survived BY two
auntS. Mrs. Irine Wright and Mrs
Leila Shannon, his cousins and many
Q. friends may call at the Palmer
Funeral Home, 4l2 H st. ne, where
services will be held Tuesday. May
10. at l pm. Interment National
Harmony Memorial Park.
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McCORD, OLIVE o. OF 46I5 Powder
Mil rd., Beltsyille, Md, on May 5.
1860. Sister Of Mrs. Louis H Bic
LICK, sr.: aunt of Mrs. Woodrow w.
Cox, Mrs Robert B. Paris, Albert L.
Rice and Louis H. Bieligk. jr. Serv-
ices at the Chambers Funeral Home,
5SOl Cleveland ave, Riverdal, Nd,
on Monday, MAY q, at 10 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 8
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MOTT, EsTELLE MAY. on Thur

day, May 5, 1850. EsTELLE MAY
of Wilford NJ Mott and mother OF
Mrs Walter E. Bell. There also
are two grandsons. Mrs. Mott rests
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home, S434 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring, Md, where service will
be held on Monday. May 9, at l
pm. parking facilities). Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery s
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ROBERT NJ The Of
X flcers and members of
H><N Queen Esther Chapter, No,
NnA /, o. z. s.. P. H. A., are
%AfSN hereby notified of the death
NJ OF our late brother. ROB
" ERT NJ COMMODORE.
" Services will be held on
Monday, May q. 1850. at pm,
At the Macedonia Baptist Church
221 st. and South Seminary rd.
ROSETTA B. JONES, W. M.
GRANT L STRONG, w. P,
RUTH B. STOCKTON. Secy.
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sEIBERr. LANES LLOYD. sr

NTH, ASHLEY N. On Friday, May
3, 1850. at his residence, 37l3
Nerth Glebe rd,., Arlington, Va,
Of Alyce B. Smith, father Of Clark
B. Smith Of Falls Church, Va, and
brother of David F.. Charles N,
Ralph N: and Edith NJ Smith and
grandfather of Sheryll Karen
Smith Services at the 8. n. Hines
co. Funeral Home, .2901 14th st.
am. (parking facilities). Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery,
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HOwEs, ELIAS RIDGLEY. Suddenly

on Saturday, May Z, 1860, at his
home. Sun Shine. Md, ELIAS RIDG-
LEY HOWES, age Il, beloved hus--
band of Susie r. Howes. father Of
Margaret Wachter and Woodrow E.
Howes; brother Of Mary Carter and
Lee Howes. Also survived by 6 grand
Friends may call at the Francis H.
Barber Funeral Home. Laytonsville,
tuesday, MAY ia, at > pm Inter
ment Mount Carmel Cemetery q
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HINCkLEY, Henry F. On Friday,
May o. 1860. at the Hadley Me-
mortal Hospital, HENRY F. HINCK-
LEY of 3507 Minnesota ave. Sc,
beloved husband OF Edna NJ. Hinck-
ley, father of Mrs. Margaret Elliott,
Calvin and Irwin Hinckley, Mrs. Will
liam Boyland and Mrs. Frank Bin
sted, brother of william Hinckley.
He also is survived by seventeen
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Tuesday. May 10, at
pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Q
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THE FAMILY.

BIAGUINI, LINN. We wish 70 eNpTtss
our deepest thanks for the many
expressions Of sympathy and other
kiudnesses extended to US in our
deep bereavement.
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GRACE E. On Thurs
day, May 3. 1860, GRACE E. PEN
DLETON, formerly Of 3107 South
Dakota ave. ne. beloved wife of
the late Clarence E Pendleton. sr.;
mother of Mrs Betty Purks. Mrs.
Dorothy Brown. Clarence E., jr.;
Charles s., Edmund L. and Warren
K. Pendleton; sister of Mrs. Edna
L. Ridgeway and Charles L. Tip
pett. She also is survived by eight
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child Services at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 14th st.
am. parking facilities. Inter.
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 8
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HlNCKLEY, HENRY F. A special
a communication of Anacos-
!" 5| ! u ]: / / d;
WS~ to conduct Masonic burial
er, HENRY F. HINCKLEY
Nv order 0f
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Atlas Runs String to q,
Titan FizzIes in FIiqht

are looking into a series of
Titan failures.
There have been official hints
in Washington that unless the
Titan solves its problems soon.
the missile may be dropped and
Atlas production increased.
Atlas, which does essentially
the same job as the larger
Titan is designed for, has
etched an amazing record since
last July. A total of 10 opera
tional-type Aliases have flown
successfully at ranges up to
6,325 miles with fantastic &C.
curacy. In this period three
other Aliases performed per-
fectly as space shot boosters.
The Titan second stage ig-
nited the only two previous
times 1t was boosted to the
proper altitude. In other tests
it didn't get a chance because
of first-stage failure. On its
last outing February "a a Titan
covered a 5.000-mile course for
the first time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla,
Mar. o (AP).-The Atlas scored
its 21st straight success and
a Titan fizzled in flight yester-
day in a double launching that
could have an important affect
on the future of these two i'm
tercontinental range missiles.
The Atlas raced 5000 miles
to an ocean target and tested
the missiles ultimate inertial
guidance system for the first
time. When operational, this
new system will permit salvo
firing Of 10 missiles from one
base.
Five hours later the Titan
scared skyward. Its first stage
functioned smoothly, but its
second stage failed to ignite.
The failure probably will
bring more pressure on the
troubled Titan program. Only
two Titans have flown success
fululy in the last 10 monthn
and congressional committees
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against the door tanning it,
and police had to enter the
house through a window.
A nephew told investigators
his uncle normally carried be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 on him
and kept about $500 in Change"
around the house.
Browns 1859 Cadillac was
parked in front Of his home.
Also known as "Cider George"
Brown, the victim was a fan
cier of women, police said.
Continuing to consider the
r o bbery theory, Inspector
Shimon said a number of per-
sons heard the shotgun blast
and two men were seen run
ming away from the front door.
The fact that Browns heavy
body had damned the door
could have thwarted robbery,
police reasoned.
The special squad rounded
up at least 40 persons for
questioning yesterday and last
night. They held four briefly
but finally released them.
Still Report Checked
Today they were investigat-
ing a report that Brown had
Bookkeeping interests in a still
operating in nearby Maryland.
The victims police record
dates to 1927 when he served
a term for larceny. Over the
years he has been arrested on
various minor charges, but the
record shows only one convic-
tion-a $50 fine for setting up
a gaming table in 1945.
The police lookout for the
two men seen fleeing the Brown
residence described them as:
No. LIN his early 20s, about
5 feet s inches tall, medium
build, wearing a dark felt hat
and raincoat.
No. 2-Late teens, stocky
build, wearing an Army fatigue
jacket and dark trousers.
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Jackson Asks
Atomic Plants
In Antarctica
BY the Associated Press

Senator Jackson, Democrat
of Washington, today urged
that nuclear power plants be
installed at three United States
bases in, Antarctica.
Senator Jackson, who visited
Antarctica last fall. said that
over their 20-year life expect
ancy such atomic plants could
cut the cost of power. light and
heat at the bases to one-fourth
that Of conventional power
plants.
He wrote Representative
Holifield, Democrat Of Califor-
mia, urging that authorization
for the reactors be included in
this years Atomic Energy
Commission construction bill.
Mr.. Holifield is chairman of
a subcommittee now conduct
ing hearings on the bill. Sem
ator Jackson serves on the
Atomic Energy Committee and
also on the Senate Armed Serv-
ices Committee.
Senator jackson estimated it
would cost SO million to install
q nuclear plant at McMurdo
Sound Station, largest of the
bases, and considerably less at
the other two, the Byrd and
South Pole Stations.
Senator Jackson said more
than 10 per cent Of the cargo
space in ships supplying the
bases now is taken up by fuel.
It costs 81 to So a gallon to de-
liver fuel at McMurdo and 81 to
$40 at the other two stations,
he estimated.
Small nuclear plants suitable
for shipment by air to the bases
ALREADY are under development,
the Senator said.
He said their use in Antarc-
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ABSENT SENATORS
HARDLY LIKELY
TO BE DOCKED

Capitol observers saw no
chance today that anything
would be done about en-
forcing an old section of
the United States code re-
curing that Senators be
docked part of their pay
for days absent from the
Senate.
Senator Heating, Repub-
lican of New York, read the
statute to the Senate yes
terday during a discussion
of how Southern Senator's
have been staying away
from the Senate in relays
during the civil rights fill
buster.
The law states that the
secretary of the Senate
and the sergeant at arms
Of the House shall make de-
auctions from the monthly
pay of members for each
day they are absent except
for illness or illness in their
families.
Charles Watkins, veteran
parliamentarian of the Sem
ate, said that in the early
days of the Republic mem
bers of Congress were paid
only SIS a day for days
they actually attended ses-
sions. The general opinion
at the Capitol was that the
docking provision of the
law goes back to that period.
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25PoIice Seek Motive
In Gamblers SIoyinq

A motive in the daytime
shotgun Staying Of gambler
George Henry (Cadillac) Brown
semained wide open today as
q special squad of rs police
men worked on the case.
Brown, 81, was cut down by
q single blast fired through the
glass-paneled front door Of his
home at 1713 Fourth street
NV, about 9:15 am, yester-
day.
Tagged by police as a known