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ELsIE C- DRAPER.
RUTH B. wEoNER, ?. n. Sec

RUTH B. wEoNER' ?. n. secy.
DIsHMAN. LELAND n. Suddenly, on
Monday, March 81. 1850, at his
residence. 80 North Maple ave,
Lansdowne. Pa. LELAND H. DISH
NAN formerly Of 200 Rhode Island
Plumer5 and brother Of Paul pishe
man and Mrs. Marion SouIas Of
Philadelphia Pa Friends may call
after sbs ;. pm; ;,,.r. Friday; March Is. at
and Mass. ave. ne, where services
will be held on Saturday, March
&c; csmstery e. ! pm, intsrmsnt oisnySOd
DIXON, EDWARD W. Departed this
life on Sunday. March 20. 1860,
EDWARD W DIXON Of 1901 Girard
81 ne the husband Of Mrs. Idella
uefs and Mrs. Rosina ina Hipps. e esmo also
surviving are one sister, Lucy Dixon;
three stepdaughters, flVe sons jim
law. a host of grandchildren, great
grandch!ldren and other relatives
March hu bhriend' sn ,r,.ad. After pm, mi, Friday:
Henry 5. Washington g. Sons Fu.
neral Home. 1925 Deane ave. ne.
Funeral services on Saturday, March
Church. cS; at ,06s 1iH 4ntb a the First B1ptist
wood. the Rev. Andrew j. Allen
stery, Alexandra. Va. 0''n'i tm- IS
DOCKET. JESSE S. On wednes-
day, March 90. 1890, at Mount
Alto Hospital, JESSE s. DOCKETT
of 81 Fenton place ne, beloved
husband Of Lola Mae Docket and
son Of the late John and Magdalene
his passing four sons, four daugh-
ters, three sisters. two brothers, six
teen grandchildren and other reia-
tive tIyes and friends; ,HT Remains rest
pm. Monday. March os. and where
recitation of the rosary will be
offered at pm. Mass for the re-
ppSe ,St 0a NJ; Eo,y soul pdI.s VII be celebrated
Church. 206 New York ave, NV,
at 9 am. Tuesday, March 29.
interment Arlington National Gem
DURAND. ELLA. Suddenly. on Thurs
pTRAND Of 1924 3 st. igoS' n'S. Notice atta
Of funeral later. Arrangements By
DYER, WILLIAM. On Thursday
March "a. 1850, at his residence,
O1OO ollNcE mn TQ., FhTkl1nQ, Mo,
WILLIAM DYER, beloved husband
OF Mrs. Elsie ], Dyer and father
Of Mrs. Erma M. Smith and Mr..
William H. Dyer. He also Is sur
vived by four grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
services will be held on Saturday,
March 20. at pm. Interment
private
FOREMAN. DWIGHT WEAVER. On
THURSDAY. March q, 1850. at
Staunton. Va, DWIGHT WEAVER
FOREMAN, beloved son Of Mrs,
Clara L. Foreman He also leaves
TO mourn his passing one sister,
C. Lucille Foreman. and one brother,
Russell II. Foreman. Services al
the Barnes Funeral Home. Hender-
son, N. c.. on Monday, March 80.
GRAY. RUTH ALFREDA. Suddenly.
on Thursday, March "A. 1850, at
Prince Georges Hospital. RUTH AL
FREDA GRAY. beloved daughter Of
John A. and Ruth A. Gray. She
also leaves three sisters, eight broth
ers. q grandfather and a host Of
other relatives and friends. Fu-
neral services at the Snowden Fu-
neral Home. North Washington St.
Rockville. Nd, on Saturday, March
%, at / pm. the Rev. Jesse James
ofhciating. Interment Muirkirk. Nd.
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BOYD, LEO M. On WEDNESDAY, March

90. 1860. LEO M. BOYD Of 3i05
Queens Chapel rd.. Mount Rainier,
Md, beloved husband Of Ella Mae
BOYD 1nes Dowlingl, father of
Gladys Dean and Warner Boyd Of
Hialeah, Fla. and Fred Boyd Of
Topeka, Kans Friends may call at
:he Nalley Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island ave. ct Eastern ave
Saturday, March 20, at II am.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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QUINN. KATHERTNE c. on Medne..

DIETRICH, GRACE =, omcers and
~ members OF Chevy Chase
q! | ! !: &; 8: !! e
Members may call at the
X. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
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CLARK, MAY c. On Wednesday,
ton Hospital Center, MAY C. CLARK
Of S27 3 st. sc, sister of John
v, Clark. aunt Of Col. Edward r.
Clark and great-aunt Of Patricia
Ann Clark, Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th St.
and Mass. ave. ne, where services
will be held on Monday, March 2S,
Sional Cemetery
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March 25. at oawler's Funer
Home. 1886 Pa. ave. NV
DORIS NJ WILLIAMSON. W. M.
ETHEL D. MORRIS, Seey. 2b

CATLIN, ROSE ". On Wednesday.
March "a, 1850. at her residence,
1905 Good Hope I'd. Sc. ROSE
H, CATLIN lnee Cooke), mother OF
Margaret Eddy, Nellie King. Robert.
George and Freddie Catlin and sis
ter Of Goldie Rose and Louis Cooke.
Also surviving are twelve grand
children and four great-grsndchii-
dren. Services at the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1891 Geor-
gta ave NV, on Saturday, March
26, at pm. Interment George
WashinRton Cemetery. ob
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COLES. AGNES R. On sunday. Marel

90. 1860 at her residence. s37
Que st. NV. AGNES r. COLES,
devoted wife Of Mr. Albert Coles.
She also is survived BY tave brothers,
other relatives and many friends
Remains may be viewed on Friday.
March rs after > pm. at the
Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 62l Flor
ida ave. NV. where services win
be held on Saturday, March 26,
at l pm. Interment WoodlaWn
Cemetery 2b
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MARY LAios, secretary.

1855 6o At Pontiac, 6n SMsiesy Mes LE6 n5Ffh a
KUHN. formerly Of Washington,
D. c.. and Maryland. husband OF
FLORENCE Kuhn, brother OF Sister
MARY Paraelete Of New Orleans and
father Of Mrs. Paul Ayres Of RoeheS-
ter, Mich; Mrs. Marvin lie Gette.
tr.. Of San Gabriel. Calf. Services
on Monday, March %. at 0:3O
am. at the verheyden Funeral
Home, Mack ave. Detroit, Mich. I;
thence to st Clare's Catholic
Church at 10 am. Interment
Mount Elliott Cemetery, Detroit.
Mich "a
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4SSs MaTe6 81. 1867 1850 tRoseSopE sEsssk MIRSafi
OF 9l4 NJ st. Sc, husband OF
Everta Barber and father Of Robert
and Patricia Diana Barber. He also
aunt. Mrs Mary Evans; seven step-
children. twelve stepgrandehildren
many other relatives and q host Of
friends. Friends may call at the
Malvan q Schey Inc, Funeral
Home, New Jersey ave. and r st.
NV, after 5 pm. Funeral services
will be held at the Friendship Bap-
tist Church, 734 LIST st. sw.. on
4. Saturday, March 20, at IL am.
1nterment National Harmony Me-
mortal Park
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BAER. IRENE EINsTEIN. on Fridny

March IS. 1860. at Doctors Hos:
pital, IRENE EINsTEIN BAER OF
2SO7 Connecticut ave. NV. be-
loved wife Of DR.. Bernard A. Baer.
Friends may call at Gawler's
ices will be held at the Washington
Hebrew Consregation Temple, Mas
saehusetts ave. and Macomb st. NV,
on Sunday, March %, at pm.
1nterment Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery. Should friends
desire contributions may be sent to
their favorite charity. "a
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c0MIEs M1ssO s4R4S 81 sSso G. sAs2h 0q Thqssa;y
mother Of Mrs. Mamie Coles stew
art. She also is survived By q
devoted on-in-law. Harvey j. Stew
art; one aunt. Mrs. Martha p.
Delaney: one uncle. Henry HAM
mond Of New Jersey. and other
relatives and friends. After 4
pm. Saturday, March 90. friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home. $50 Rhode Island ave, NV,
where services will be held on Sun
day. March %. at l:30 pm. the
Rev. Aston Paige oficiating. In
terment Carver Memorial Park. %
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bhUWN, NELSUN RAYMOND. On
Wednesday, March 20. 1850. MEL
son. r. BROWN of 1O504 Park
loved husband OF Anne Elizabeth
Brown and brother OF Mrs. G. A.
Smith Of Thomson. Ill; Mrs. Viola
Thompson and Mrs. Frances Hart
ley OF Atlantic City. N, j.: John
Brown OF Page, Ariz. Friends are
invited to cali at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd.
services on Saturday. March 20.
Church, 97O5 summit ave. KensinT-
ton, Nd, where requiem mass viii
pe onered at 10 am. Interment
Laurel Memorial Park Cemetery,
Plessantville. N. J.
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KENNETH w. suddenly, OF
FhTa Eh9fid1y " eoEaAN ss[sh "a Of ssS 5s1 K.l K.S
feld drive. Oxon Hill. Nd, beloved
husband OF Martha A. ColInan
father Of Mark Steven and Chris.
topher Sean Colman, son Of EdgaI
and Anna colman OF Newark, Ohio
Notice of funeral later. Mattingly
Funeral Service.
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ThgrsdSy: March "a, iSSS, HSSSSeeHisi hEwfs Is
81. NV, beloved husband Of Pearl
N; Jones, father Of Mrs. Louise
Alene Porterfeld of Morgantown,
Lewis, Karen and Marearet Porter.
neld. He also is survived by several
nieces and nephews Services al
the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
SsOl 18th ST. NV. on Monday,
March rs, At pm. (DarkinR IA,
eihties). Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. The family
suggests that expressions Of SYM
pathy may be made in the form
o. e contribution to the Takoma
Park Baptist Church Building Fund
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'oSsS Msich !SHN 81 1888, J9Rr 81 wsdns,s,y SoSys
SI SIo,b.S 5d5 Virginia ave, s.w.,. devoted
Mrs Pearl v Jackson and Mrs
Amy J. Henry. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends,
After pm, Saturday, March 20.
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 lth
g. NV. Funeral from the Carroll
E.; Church, MitehellVille I'd :,
Mitehellvtlle, Nd. on Sunday, March
"a. az 80 pm. Interment family
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March ,S q; iisooi cEcI ), IiHs' LUZ
Petersburg. Fla, formerly Of Ar
lington, Va. beloved husband Of
Selma Punk Lupton and father Of
Va; Hugh William and Linda Lee
Lupton and Mrs. Bruce Bamman,
all Of st Petersburg. Fla. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. March 20, at II am.
lnterment Columbia Gardens Gene
tery. rs
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cal Union. No. 6O2. noti-
fles you Of the death oI
Brother MELVIN TAY,
MAN. Remains at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 473e
Baltimore ave. Hyatts.
vile, Md.
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JOHNSON. MARILYN MAE. On
laSTiiffisy lonsvifis' SsFeh Mr., MARiEYS laS2 " SHE S1
JOHNSON Of 1872 Jones Bridge
rd., Chevy Chase. Md. beloved wife
Of Myles NJ. johnson, mother OF
Kerry Lynne johnson and daughter
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Memorial sery-
ices at All-Souls' Unitarian Church,
18th and Harvard SITS. NV, on
Saturday. March %. at IL am.
1nterment YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio.
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Day. March aS'N Iss6H, T. ,t on prVviS.S.; Wsidnss;
Of 1921 Missouri ave. NV. NHiSEs Vie II
the late Pano L. Kekenes anc
motner OF oeorge p. Lewis p. anc
Edward p. Kekenes. There aiSc
are nine grandchildren and ninC
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. KekeneI
rests at the Warner Z. Pumphre,
Funeral Home, s434 Georgia ave
silver Spring. Nd. parking faciii.
tiesD. Service at 9 pm. Saturday
March 26, at st. Sophia'S 0reei
Srtnooox Cathedral, 36th ST. anc
GlenWood Cemetery
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IhuTsdsy. March a, isSS, HSSH'Hg' a. tSs Se
pissi iinneSSn SVEN s'fi''TlS e. nockMooDH aeS H0oi 81
342 Northwest drive. Silver Spring,
Nd formerly OF lOe0l coiesvilIe
I'd. husband Of the late Rose 3.
lockwood and brother OF Miss
are two nieceS and four nepheWs.
Mr.. lockwood rests at the Warner
z. Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
0eorgia ave-, Silver Spring, Nd,
where service viii be held on Mon
facilities). Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery. Friends may visit at
the funeral home after 5 pm.
Saturday. March 26.l
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March iS g, iss0, At On her "faadsIss, Tesideness.
1902 Clark place, Bradbury Heights,
Md, AGNES H. BOWIE, beloved
mother Of Edwin p. and Ernest p.
Bowie. Mary F Sunday. Ruth o.
Evans: Agnes L. Cutshaw and Fran
!. ces H. Judd; sister of Edna v.
/. Spradlin. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. sc. lparking facili-
tiesl. on Saturday, March 26, At
1880 am. Funeral services at the
FIRST WESLEYAN Methodist Church,
1924 Massachusetts, ave. Sc, al
l am. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. 26
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hOSE' LOUlS -. Inc omcers and
- death Of Brother LOUIS
WGV B; ROSE on Thursday,
~ March "A. 1850, Members
Murphy Funeral Home. 1924 Co
lumbia pike. Arlington. Va. serv:
Good Council Church. vienna, va,
%ent cSlySry MemOral Mnrsa Park lcse5. csm
etery, Route 4, Burke I'd, Fair
JOHN M. MORAN, President.
D c. DOW, Secretary. IS
sANDGREN, CAPT. CHARLES ERIC,
esPia e4P aAkGEs I'll Rffs E RG EsTs sANBsRh HSsPs
USN. (RetiredD, aged as, Of New
London, Conn. beloved husband Of
Lillian A. Sandgren and father OF
ceRS Mrs ETc 91sst sandsren q scD9sS arpton
Silver Spring, Md. and Mrs. Jack
H. Bridges Of Aruba, Netherlands
Antilles Friends may call at the
g. H. Hines. Co. Funeral Home,
29ol 14th st. NV. after pm,
tlesl. Services at Fort Myer Chapel
on Monday, March rs. at 10 am.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
SCOTT, MARY BEATRICE. On Tues
day. March 80, 1860, at her resi-
dence, 1871 South Carolina ave Sc,
MARY BEATRICE SCOTT. Many
relatives and friends survive After
3 pm. Friday, March %, friends
are invited to call at her late
residence, REQUIEM mass will be
celebrated on Saturday, March 26,
at 10 am. at st. Cyprians Church,
18th and C SITS. sc. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Friends
may contact the family at Lincoln
4-074S Arrangements By the Bet
ter Funeral Home. 25"
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BRIGHrwELL, THOMAS FRANKLIN

lington Hospital. THOMAS FRANK
LIN BRIGHTWELL of 4443 North
18th ST., Arlington, Va, beloved
husband Of Carrie D. Brightwell,
stepfather Of Samuel Carl Perry OF
Falls Church. Va: William Emerson
Perry and Mrs. Myrtle P. Allen OF
Arlington, Va. and brother OF
Charles L. OF Preston, Ga; Robert
z. Of Jacksonville, Fla. GeoTge
Columbus. Ga: Julia Gertrude King
OF Arlington, Va, and Katit L.
Spann OF Preston. Ga He also
is survived by ten stepgrandchildren
and one great-grandson. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, March 2S. at 2 PM
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. 27
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March %. 1850. MISS tcSUgsSry; CURTIS
LEE YOUNG Of 1895 Oak ST. NV
she is survived by her mother. Mrs.
flve aunts, four uncles, step
father, Mr., George Cannon. and
other relatives and many friends.
After. 3 pm Friday, March 25,
TRENDS may call at the Morrow q
Woodford, Inc, Funeral Home,
1922 llth st, NV, Funeral serV-
ices will be held on Saturday.
March 26, at 1 pm, at the Metro
politan A.. M E. Church, 1918 NJ
81. nv, the Rev @. Dewey Robin
Memorial Cemetery 25
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FhIMUFI; I. GEkIkUDL c. On Fri-
aosplts s ffs dERFRups III HSsO c Il PR2SoPS PSssGTs
Of Herndon. Va, beloved wife OF
Ernest g. Primoh and mother OF
John Oren, Faith Ellen and Wendy
Lee Primofi. She also is survived
A by two brothers. Walter Cohen Of
Swampscott. Mass, and BENJAMIN
Cohen Of Warwick. R. I. Friends
may call at the Green Funeral
Home. lOl Eden ST., Herndon. Va,
where services will be held at 3
pm. Sunday. March 81 Interment
Chestnut Grove Cemetery. "a
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HEApLEY Of 35o5 SSi Chase HNsNSi ave.. BE-: Be-:
thesda, Nd, beloved husband Of
Emma Esna'.v Headlsy' father Of janice
N. Headley Of Van Nuys, Cali, :,
and brother Of Mrs. Dorothy Peter
son OF Van Nuys, Calf. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd,
from noon Saturday. March %,
through Sunday, March %. Serv.
ices will be held on Monday. March
2S, at the Fort Myer Chapel Fort
Myer. Va" at IL. am. Interment
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1rafha

MURPHY. DIR. CHRISTOPHER J. On
Wednesday. March %. 1850, at
PHERH !. MuRPARY RRPPIRl'- ot iSo1 SSnHtSrH, souiS
loved husband Of Catherine B. Mur-
ply. father Of Catherine B. Lick
,,oob veg ot AleTsndrsa: Vet pr;
SaEsToit: Va; kOSsrs J. Murphy S-ef q
Murphy q s1itlsnd. l. Nd He a also 5
is survived BY one sister, Marie Z.
Mihm Of Washington,. D. c.; two
brothers, Peter s and william c..
both Of Florida. and seventeen
At the Robert J. Murrhy Fu-
TesaL,na ner1I Home 1924 Columbia pike
after 10 am Thursday. March "a.
where there will be q recitation Of
the rosary at Q pm. Friday, March
20. REQUIEM mass will be offered
AZ st. Thomas More Church at
10 am. Saturday. March 26. In
wr tsTIsnt S;n.,o Mount olivet Cemetery.
MURPHY. DIR. CHRISTOPHER j., ST..
AZ Members Of Carroll Coun-
xZ4A eil No. 357, K. Of C.; are
. :# =f$ #;s:i /: i';:?;.:I n #ia;I; (
semble at the Murphy Funeral Home,
Columbia pike and Glebe rd, Ar
lington, Va. on Friday, March 25,
holy rosary for the reposs Of his
JOSEPH M. BAsso, @. K.
MICHAEL KnQCTW OK
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erman st.. Riverdale. Nd. on March
22. 1860, beloved husband OF Grace
Quattrone. Several nieces and
nephews also survive. Prayers
cI.vs,ann I Sh,amoers Fqnsrai Home, osOl
Saturday. March 26, at 1918 am.
Mass In st. Bernard's Roman Cath
Ollie Church. 1913 Riverdale I'd =.
Riverdale, Nd. at IL am En-
tombment Fort Lincoln Mausoleum.
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PUkDY, DAISY z. or 3515 50th ave,
Hillside. Nd, on March 80. 1880,
wife Of Bowdoin R. Purdy. sister-in-
law Of Mildred Utz and Sadie Utz
oi Madison; Va, Services at the
st. Sc. on Saturday. March 20, at
2:3O pm Interment Washington
National Cemetery
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BECKETT. MARIA.

day. March "a, 1860, HOWARD v.
BONNER Of l24 r st. ne, beloved
. husband Of Esrlena G. Bonner.
father Of Howard Vaultz Bonner.
tr.; Mrs. Norma Jean Smith and
Vincent orville Bonner: brother Of
Vernon o. Bonner and the late
William J. Dick Bonner. Also
surviving are q son-in-law, Morris
N. Smith; two nieces, Mrs Bobbie
Jean Num- of Portland. Ores, and
Mrs. Muriel Jean Brown Of Mus
kosee, Okla: two sisters-in-law.
Mrs Virginia r. Bonner and Mrs,
Elizabeth 8. Bonner. and other rela-
tiVeS and many friends. After / 80
pm. Sunday, March %. friends are
invited to call at the Mcguire
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV.
. Funeral from Our Redeemer Lu-
theran Church, . Rhode Island ave
ne. on Monday. March 2S, at III
am; Interment Carver Memorial
Park. %
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ABEL, JOSEPH N. On Thursday.
March "A, 1880, at FTedericksburg
Hospttal JOSEPH N: ASEL: ne
other relatives. Friends may call
at the Hall Funeral Home, Occoquan,
Va, after pm. Friday. March
25. Services at the Triangle Bap-
si;s chTrch TrisnTlts w. esu,,r; a.
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AT Comedies Woshinq
Doqs Is Not Essential

grease. The fingers are better
than any mechanical device for
applying soap. Rinse the ami
NAL thoroughly by pouring
water over him, then keep him
warm until he is dry. :"
Mistake Admitted
Mr.. Jackson and Brig. Gen.
Albert B. Clark, Air Force per-
sonnel director, listened un-
comfortably. The red-faced
Clark conceded the manual was
a mistake, especially the part
about the dogs.
Mr.. Jackson said it would be
withdrawn. and a new directive
would prohibit Assignment of
enlisted personnel to duties
which contribute only to the
personal benefit of officers :"
But subcommittee members
made them squirm for awhile
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Mr. Powell's talk, Mr.. Williams
said, that the New York Po-
lice Department "is protecting
white gamblers while not pro-
tecting Negro gamblers"
whether this constitutes a
denial of equal protection of
the law. I leave to your judg-
ment," Mr.. Williams wrote.
Mr.. Williams made public a
reply received from Gordon M.
Tiffany, staff director for the
commission.
please be advised" Mr..
Tiffany wrote Mr.. Williams,
that at the next meeting of
the commission these matters
will be placed before it for con-
sideration.
And, he added, you may be
assured that the matters which
you point up will be given all
due consideration by the COM
mission"
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Rights Unit to axe Up
New York Negro Stotus

Negroes and Puerto Ricans but
none Of the white number
bosses. In a speech yesterday,
he said an Internal Revenue
Service official, Harry Felt,
quit his job in 1856 to become
numbers boss" in lower Har-
lem.
Mr.. Williams told the COM
miSsion-which has done con-
siderable investigating of Negro
rights in the South-that it
appears from Mr.. Powell's talk
that Negroes in Harlem are
not receiving equal protection
of the law at the hands of the
police department of New York
City"
This, he said, is a proper area
for the commission to investi-
gate.
1t also would appear from
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By the Associated Press

The Civil Rights Commission
has promised Representative
Williams, Democrat of Missis-
sippi, that it will look into the
question of whether Negroes in
Now York City may have been
denied equal protection and
equal enforcement OF, the law.
Mr.. Williams said he took the
matter up with the commission
after reading in the Congress
sional Record a speech by
Representative Powell, Demo-
crat of New York, discussing
gambling arrests and the num-
bers rackets in New York.
Mr.. Powell, a Negro, has been
a series of speeches on
gambling in New York City.
In a speech January l3 he said
police had arrested many
Evening star., 1960-02-04
Cultural Hour
Held by Group

The North Michigan Park
Civic Association last night
held its annual cultural hour
at the Michigan Park Christian
Church.
The program featured classi-
cal selections by members Of
the Taft Junior High School
orchestra and dance interpre-
tations by a group from the
Therrell Smith School Of
Dance.
During the business session,
Paul Stubblef1eld, president of
the association. said the en-
croachment of business estab-
lishments into the area, and the
need for more adequate street
lighting are problems that re-
quire civic action.
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By the Associated Press

The Air Force has sheepishly
withdrawn a nicely illustrated
manual telling enlisted men
how to wash the generals dog
set his tea table. make drinks
for his guests and shine his
shoes.
Members of a House Man.
power Subcommittee pounced
on the blue-bound brochure
yesterday and read portions
aloud to Stephen S. jackson,
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense.
Addressed to enlisted men
assigned as aides or stewards
to general officers. it said at
one point:
Occasionally pets require
baths. The best way to accom-
plish this is by using soap,
water and plenty of elbow
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At times you will be called
upon to prepare beverages such
as cocktails. Generally 1t
Is only necessary for you to
know how to mix a few of the
most popular ones"
For luncheon. the manual
said, "lace is one of the cor
rect (table) cloths. . While
light damask is never used,
colored damask is appropriate.
For tea tables you may use
embroidered or hemstitched tea
cloths. ..
Shoe polishing isn't a large
task, but does require some ex-
acting effort"
The manual went on for five
paragraphs on the proper way
to polish shoes.
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Film on Philippines

Motion Picture Producer Eric
Pavel will present his film.
West to the Philippines" at
two lectures tomorrow at 4:45
and 8 pm. before the National
Geographic Society in Consti-
tuition Hall.
Evening star., 1960-02-04

before they reached this stage.
Representative Becker, Re-
publican Of New York, sarcas-
tically quoted this from the
manual:
Your contribution to the
overall mission of the Air
Force can be even more i'm
portant than that of an air.
crew member, a mechanic, or
any other individual airman.
If the manual had been writ
ten by a Communist, snorted
Mr.. Becker, it couldn't have
been better calculated to de-
stroy morale.
Motivation Was Idea
Mr.. Clark commented the
idea was to "rnotivate them
(personal aides and members
of the team"
Here are some more samples
from the manual:
you will work for a gen.
eral officer. Your duties Z.
will include cooking, personal
services and chauffeuring {.
Answer the door properly
and invite the guests in. :.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-27
PILGRIM BAPTIST

During the morning service, the
Life Membership Committee Of the
NAACP was presented with a
check for five hundred dollars as
payment in full for a Life Mem
bership for our pastor, Reverend
Floyd Massey, Jr. Many thanks to
the members and friends of Pill
grim who contributed toward this
very worthy cause. We are proud
to say the pastor and the church
have Life Memberships in the
NAACP.
Music for the morning service
was rendered by the Senior Choir
and the Gospel Chorus.
DR.. Massey spoke on the topic
"a Woman Talks With Jesus. +"
His text was from st. John 4:4-43.
He related the story of Jesus and
the woman at the well. The pastor
reminded US that just as Jesus
offered the woman living water to
quench her spiritual thirst, we can
receive spiritual fulfillment If we
will but accept the offer Christ
extends to us.
Concentration goes to the Earn
est Workers Club for the excellent
Tea on Sunday afternoon. Next
Sunday at IL am. DR.. Massey
breaches from the topic, Kill
Your Lion" At 6 pm, the B.Y.F.
and B.A.U. met. At 8 pm. the
Choral Group will render its An
nual Spring Concert.