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Evening star., 1960-01-22

BRADY, ANNA. on Thursday. jan
uary 81. 1860 ANNA BRADY Of
3S@4 26th st. ne. devoted wife
of John M. Brady. She also Ieayes
TO mourn their loss two daughters,
three sons. one sister one brother,
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T.
RhineS & Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5
l2th st. ne. Notice of funeral
Evening star., 1960-01-22

WHITE, FANNIE On Wednesday
5ang1 Hospa no. hs9o FXNNff 4 ths WHITl R3fi
OF l24 Quincy place ne She is
survived by one son, Charlie White
one granddaughter, Odie Bea White
and many friends After 4 pm
cali at the r F. Taylor Funeral
Home 40" 10Th St NV. where
services will be held on Saturday
January %. at | pm Interment
New Harmony Memorial Park
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HUNDLEY, JAMIE A. Departed this

me on wednesday, January 20.
81 i98P; at Eni Hsr Tssdsnss MPs TiS$ir fTiS$ Eye
HUNDLEY wife OF the late Thomas
@. Hundley, )eI0ved mother OF Mrs.
tarralee A. Smith OIL Dinuba. Calf
MIS- Ruth c. ScrUsEs. Mrs Violet B
Lyles Miss Marv E Hundley, Mrs
Rhoda H Brown Mrs Dorothy II
G!asooe and TouSSaint L. Hundley
She also is survived by sister.
Mrs. AMY L. Redd. eight Erandchil-
dren. seven RTeat-grandchildren
tnFee sonS-!n-laW and one daughter
ln-law and other relatives and
friends. After pm. Friday. jan
uaTy -, friends are invited TO call
al BarOour'S Funeral Home. IL K
ST ne. and where funeral services
will be held on Saturday. January
%. at ! Dm.. the Rev. Moses BeaS-
ley OF the Shiloh Baptist Church.
Alexandria. Va officiating Inter-
ment National Harmony Memorial
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oRMEs, SAMUEL G. On Tbursd,

UhMES' SAMUEL c. On Thursday
January u. 1860. at the Washing
ton Hospital Center. SAMUEL C.
ORMES, husband of Minnie c. Ormes
and father OF Samuel c. Ormes ir
and Carol Ann Ormes Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home,
"54 Carroll st. NV. parking op-
poSiteD, after II noon Friday. jan
uary - where services will be
held on Saturday. January -, at
80 pm. lnterment Fort Lincoln
CemPierY
Evening star., 1960-01-22
HARMS, MRS. MONA z. Suddenly. Oh

Wednesday January 20, 1900, at
North Attlcboro, Mass. MRS. MONA
Z HARMS. wife OF the late DR..
Fred c Harms OF New Rochelle,
n. Y. She is survived by a step
daughter, Dorothy M, Harms. and q
StepSon, Norman DAILY by pre-
VlOuS marriage Services al the q
II Hines Co Funeral Home, 2qOl
l3th 81. NV, on Saturday. jan
nary %, at am tDaTkine facili-
tleSl. lnterment Ceuar Hill Gene
Evening star., 1960-01-22

HoT MAN NELLIE l.. On lnuESOay,
January Il. 1860. at the Washing
ion Hospital Center. NELLIE L.
HOFFMAN tnee McEwanD. the be-
loved wife of the late Edward NJ
Hoffman, mother OF Geraldine Nc
Causland. Agnes Frederick. James
E. william j.. John NJ ana Robert
NJ. Hoffman, and sister OF Jean
MeGonsie and Robert and Harry
McEwan, and aunt of Betty Perrygo
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1851 Good
Hope I'd. sc. tparking facilities. g..
on Saturday. January ~, at ,
pm. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
tery. Newport News. Va, papers
please cory
Evening star., 1960-01-22
BrathH
BAKER, DAN.

DAN. On Monday. January
ence ST. ne. beloved husband Of
Virsinia Baker, father OF Gloria
Ann. Dorothy. Gwendoiyn. Cynthia.
SilaS and Paul Baker. He also
p leaves to mourn his passing three
sisters. four brothers. other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines Co
Funeral Home ;iul5 18th ST. ne,
where friends may call after pm
Friday. January -. Funeral serv-
pm, at ST. Pauls Community
Church. 4li Tennessee ave ne,
the Rev Walter Cleaver oficiatIng
Interment MoodlaWn CCmctery
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PIERCE, WILLIAM }; On Thursday

January II, 1850. WILLIAM J.
PIERCE OF 1923 l4th St NV. pc
loved husband OF Elizabeth NJ.
Pierce. Services at the S H Hines
Co Funeral Home. 2gOl l4th st
NV. on Saturday. January % at
IL noon parking facilities. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. A
contribution to the District OF Co.
lumbia tuberculosis Association may
be made as an expression OF sym
pathy
Evening star., 1960-01-22

Wednesday. January 20. 1860 a, his
home. 1919 Glenville rd., Silver
Spring Md. HORACE J. PIICE.
husband Of Mildred NJ Price. father
Of Norman Price and brother Of
Mrs Donald BrigEs and Paul Price
There also are two grandSons. Mr.
Price rests at the Warner E. Pun
phrey Funeral Home. SABA Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Nd. tparkinE
taciiitieS Services on Saturday
January %. at l:3O am, a. the
Grace Episcopal Church, 1907 Grace
Church rd". Silver Sprins, Nd. In
terment Oak Hill Cemetery. ~
Evening star., 1960-01-22

CARR, RAYMOND Fl, On Thursday,
Hospital. RAYMOND lScS At H "GaHs eARR AieG Of
l123 Park I'd. NV. HUSBAND Of
Martha v Carr. father OF Ray
mond H. Carr, jr: son Of Edith I.
Rodgers and brother Of Eunice Nor
riS and Vernard Carr. Services at
the S. H Hines Co Funeral Home
29Ol l4th st NV. on Saturday.
January %. at ! pm. parking ia
cilliieJ Interment Fort Lincoln
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day, January 10, 1860. at the Dis
trict General Hospital. CLEVELAND
the beloved husband OF Mrs, Zula
Jackson. father OF Mrs. Johnnie
kearse, Dorothy Jackson. Margaret
Smith. Cerneverland Walker and
Sylvia Curtis: brother OF Emma
Bussey. Sally Robinson, Ada Pruitf,
Arthur Alexander. Nelson, Samuei
and Jefferson jackson. He also
Is survived by seventeen grandchil-
oren. other relatives and friends
After, 5 pm. Friday. January %.
TRENDS are invited to call at the
52i Sth 81 ne. where services
will be held on Saturday. January
~, at ! pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery 81
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WESLEY. ALDEN On wso,s,d.,

WESLEY. ALDEN On Wednesday
January 90. 1860. ALDEN WESLEY,
husband OF Ada Wesley OF 1923
Emerald st ne. brother OF Mrs,
amelia Gibbs, Arabella Turner and
Martha Brown brother-in-lav of
the Rev Ernest Gibbs He also
is survived by nieces. nepheWs.
other relatives and friends. After
. pm Friday, January 30. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
iuners! services will be held on
saturday, January -. at pm.
the Rev, G. S. Pryor ofiiciating,
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. %
Evening star., 1960-01-22
OWEN. ROBERT LEE. On rhnrsdar

UNEN' hUbEhI LIZ. Oh ThuTSlay,
oWSN 5SRSSFy ., % Sa, la8G i8t5 ROBERT .,dJ:E LEE
husband Of Edna NJ. owen and
stepfather of Mrs. huriel Miller.
Also surviving are a sranddaugh-
ter. Eileen p. Denniston; one sister.
Mrs Willie Belle johnson: one
brother. Howard owen, and other
relatives and many friends After
pm. Monday. January 25, friends
are invited to call al the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th ST. NV
Funeral from the Metropolitan A.
NJ. z. Church, NJ St. between 18th
and 18th SITS. NV, Oh Tuesday.
January 20. at 1870 pm. Friends
who so desire may make contribu-
tionS &c the D. c. Chapter OF the
American Cancer Society Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
"a
Evening star., 1960-01-22
HUNTER, EVELYN NJ ON Tuesday.

January ~. 1860. at Casually nos.
pital. MISS EVEi YN NJ. HUNTER
OF 400 OGren st ne. beloved sister
Ernest P, II; Eliwyn and Paul D.
Reed. Robert Calls. Mrs Dorothy
kough. Mrs. Evelyn Sivley and Sergt
Norman {. Reed. all CT California
Friends may call at the lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass ave ne,
until 9:3O am. Saturday. January
20. Requiem mass will be offered
at the Holy Name catholic Church
llth and K ste ne. at 10 am
lnterment Cedar Hlll CemeterY 90
Evening star., 1960-01-22
RAMIREZ. EFRAIN NJ OF $500 1871

KAWIKFI, EFRAIN ". OF 5530 9th
st. NV. on January u. 1850.
husband OF Maria de Ramirez and
father Of AuEusto Ramirez 5erV-
ices al Chambers Funeral Home.
400 Chaplin St. NV. on Sstur-
day. January -. at pm Inter
ment WASHINGTON National Gene
terry
Evening star., 1960-01-22
POWELL. ALERT c. On rhutsdar

January 9I,N 1860. ALBERT C.
POWELL OF Mitchellville. Nd. de-
voted husband OF Virginia NJ Powell,
father OF David Genelle Verneli,
Gerald Beverly and Arlene Powell
and brother OF Mesdames Alice val.
lace, Sarah Anderson, Elizabeth
Newman, Ellen Harris and Mae
Fletcher and Elzlne. Thomas Fred
erick. Richard. Ear. Arthur. Hilton.
James and Melvin Powell Other
relatives and many friends also sur
viye. Notice OF funeral later. Ar
rangements by MCGUIRE Inc. %
Evening star., 1960-01-22

"HNNlNl1 OH "tuHtbuh9, 7,
January 20, 1850 at Doctors Hos
pital. PETER MANCINI, father Of
Johnny. Nicky, Jimmie. Rose Elle
and Dorothy Jean Mancini son OF
John Mancini and brother oil Mrs.
Florance Vester. Mrs. Theresa VUgLI.
Mrs. Laura Crown, Mrs Annie PEN
nInger. Mrs. Rose Lynch. Mrs. Car
mela Bikowski Mrs. Mary Goodger,
Nicholas and Toni Mancini Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th St and Mass ave ne until
81 am Monday January "5 Mass
will be offered at 81 Dominic S
Church, 9th and f stS SV at $50
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery ~
MILLS, MARY T.. On Wednesday.
January 20, 1860, at Arlington Hos =
pltal MARY l.. MILLS, wife OF the
late William r. Miiis Ui Vienna,
Va mother OF Jackie Coles and
sister OF Archie H. BorRuS, Leslie
Kelly and Alta Hatcher. other rel
atives and friends also survive
Mrs, Mills will rest In .he FirIt
Baptist Church. Vienna. Va. after
! pm Friday. January -. where
funeral services and interment will
be held at pm. Saturday, Jan
uary -. the Rev J. E. Douglas
oftciatinE Arrangements by Chinn'
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WHITE. GEORGE WASHINGTON. On

MONDAY, January lS. 1860, GEORGE
WASHINGTON WHITE OF 800 You
ST. NV He is survived by three
devoted sisters, Mrs Inez Kearney.
Fannie McRae and Elizabeth Ellis;
one brother Samuel White; two
nieceS. four nephews and many
other relatives and friends Re-
mains may be viewed at the Capitol
Funeral Home 1lN Kennedy st
NV. from pm Friday January
-. until u pm. Saturday. January
% Funeral and intermenl Louisa
County Va on Sunday. January -.
ARRANGEMENTS by the Capitol Funeral
Home. %
WHITE. MATTE. on Wednesday.
January 20, 1860 MATTE WHITE
OF 1910 9th st. NV. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY
Frazier
WILLIAMS. GEORGE y. oficerS and
members OF the Bureau Relief As
Sociaton Of the Bureau OF Enerav-
inR and Printing are hereby noti-
ned OF the death OF our late mem
Der GEORGE E. WILLIAMS Fu-
neral on Saturday. January % 1850.
ROBERT TATE, President.
LILLIAN f. ROWLAND Fin Iecy
Evening star., 1960-01-22

January 70 1850. VIRGINIA [
WARD Of 1909 KENYON st. Nv
wife OF the late Horace Ward Sur.
yiyins are three sisters, Mrs. Bea.
trlce Dixon. Mrs. Christine VII.
brothers, Phillip and Howard wa.
hams. and other relatives ard many
friends; After 4 pm Friday. Jan.
uary 30. the remains will lie ir
state az the Vermont Avenue Bsp.
NV. where services will be kelc
at pm Saturday, January ~
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
tery. ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure
Evening star., 1960-01-22

!Tbnr,nay TarIIary ~ STIUu, ny on
linston Hospital MARY M MacKfN- IN
NON Of Route 4. CARGO drive, An
nandsle, Va. beloved wife OF Hugh
MacKlnnon anG mother OF Miss Bar.
bara MacRinnon, botn OF the above
ADDRESS. and sister OF Mr. hector
Matheson OF New York She also is
survived by three sisters and one
brother. Friends may call at the
Robert J. Murphy runersl Home,
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va
parking in rear, where services
Will be held at 9lj pm Friday,
January - Intefment airing gton
National Cemetery
Evening star., 1960-01-22
ROBERT TATE, President.
LILLIAN E. ROWLAND. Fin Secy

WILLIAMS, GEORGE ". on Tues
day. January 10, 1860, at his resi-
W. WILLIAMS. uncle OF Mrs. Hattie
Jett, great-uncle of Mrs Irene
Brooks and Mrs Christine Samuels,
grcat-great-uncle OF Lorenzo Brooks
and cousin Of Mrs Annie Young and
vived by other relatives and friends
The late Mr. Williams may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 20 II
ST. ne, after 2:3O pm Friday,
January 90 where services will be
held on Saturday. January - at
pm lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery %
Evening star., 1960-01-22

kING, JAMES X. On wednesday.
January 20, 1900, at Casualty Hos
pitsl. JAMES r. KING OF gJ! l4th
ST. Sc, beloved father OF James
W, Aubrey A. Charles c. and Daniel
E. King. Mrs RoRer Bell Mrs. Jo-
Seph Colandrea and Mrs. Hcrbe-t
Mchleer. and brother of Edward
and William King MIS- Agnes
Higgs. Mrs. Jeanie Berry end Mrs
MaiSie Lutcher OF Texas He also
is survived py sixteen sranuchu :
dren and three great-gram!children
FrienuS may call at tine Lee Flu
neral Home. 4th ST. and Mass ave
ne where services will be held on
Saturday January - at n.JO
am. lnterment Prospect Hill Gene
terry
Evening star., 1960-01-22

PURVIS, NOAH e.. sr. On Thursday
January 2l. 1850, at his residence
242G 18th st Sc. NOAH PUR.
Wis. Sr.. husband Of Marie NJ
Puryis. Notice OF funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Henry 8. Wash
inRton a. Sons
Evening star., 1960-01-22

January ~ 1850. Dennis WHEE.
LER OF 1929 4th st. NV. husband
OF Marion Wheeler He also is
rad; one sister. Mrs. Margaret
Brown: one brother. Freed Wheeler,
and other relatives and friends
After pm Friday. January -
trlends NAV call at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home $50 Rhode Island ave
NV Funeral services on Saturday.
January %. at II am at the
vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
1880 Vermont cave NV the Rev
Z. I Murray offcialng Inter-
ment Carver Memorial Park 90
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PRICE. RENA NJ. On Saturday. Jan

uary I6. 1860. at Freedmen's Hos
pitsl. RENA NJ PRICE Of 3605 I'D
ST, ne and formerly OF Virginia
tretired school teacher, daughter
Of the late Martha Taliierro. She
is survived by two nieces and three
nephews. Geneva H. Green Of WASH
ington. D c. and Mrs. Elenora
Galloway Of Cora. w Va; the Rev
Elwood S. Henry OF Washington,
D. c.. Robert Henry Dulaney Of
Radiant. Va. and James Dulaney
Of New Jersey. and other relatives
and friends After > pm Sstur-
day, January -. friends may call
at Latney's Funeral >Home SOC
llth ST. NV Funeral and inter-
ment on Sunday, January "A. at .
pm. at the Oak Grove Baptist
Church. Oak PARK RAnidan Vn nla
Evening star., 1960-01-22

DONE, EVA. Departed this lie on
Friday. January Is, 1860. at the
District General Hospital EVA
DOYE She was the devoted wife
OF Albert Doye She leaves to
mourn Two sisters. Ruth Ellis ana
Mahalla Young one brother. tTo
uncleS and other relatives and many
friends. Mrs Dove rests at the
Moten Funeral Home. 2iIS 18th
81. ne. wnere funeral services will
be held on Saturday. January %
at ! pm. Bishop Johnson of1ciat-
Ing Friends are invited In
torment har,Ar,-1
Evening star., 1960-01-22

January IT, % 1850. RAcHEu W us'Gas, Gh.
BRIEL Of Is 9th st. ne. beloved
motner Of Stephen Smith ana sister
OF MesdameS Lucy Scott. Stella
White. Nellie Best, Josephine
Booker, Mary LsvieRe. Shirley Roofs
and William R White she also IS
survived by other relatives and
friends The late EirS Gabrltl may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home. 80 H ST. ne. alter - noon
Sunday January -. Funeral on
MONDAY. January 20, at ST Luke s
at ! pm. lnterment St. Luxe Gem
etery "a
Evening star., 1960-01-22

WHEELER, DENNIS. Ofhcers and
"A members OF Jonathan Davis
~ ConsiStory. No. l. are hereby
notified to he present at the
Frazier Funeral Home. 3Sg
gAN Rhode Island ave NV at
y" - midnight Friday. jan
uary 90. 1850 for funeral services
for our late Sublime Prince, ZEN
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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-06-23

every civilized nation-state. There
is law up to every level, until
we come to international affairs
and then we have anarchy. This
is the disease which threatens us,
and Secretary Herter pointed it
out in his National Press Club
speech this very year in WASH
ington, D. C.
Charles Rhyme, former presi-
dent of the American Bar Asso-
citation, said the same thing in
a speech last year. To focus at
tention on the problem and to
suggest solutions has been, for
many years, the function Of the
organization known as the United
World Federalists. How can we
have law in world affairs instead
of anarchy? By a world court, an
international police force. One
way would be revision of the
charter of the United Nations.
X II X
The report on National Secur-
ity and Peace by the Republican
Committee of Program and Pro-
press says: I'VE recognize the fact
that man for the first time in
history has developed the capac-
ity to destroy himself and his
world. We believe that the rule
of law. must one day replace the
use of force among nations and
that we must not lose sight of
this principle as we pursue our
goal Of freedom for all peoples"
The Advisory Committee of
Science and Technology of the
Democratic Council stated: "All-
out nuclear war seems not only
possible but probable as long as
we pursue our present military
policies and fail in international
agreements of broad scope de-
signed to alleviate this unstable
situation"
DR.. Charles Price of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania is presi-
dent of the United World Fedora
lists. He chatted with me at the
home of Dr.. Raymond Simpson,
president of the organization in
Southern California. Dr. Price
reminded me that the UWF has
been giving its energies to the Of
education in this direction for
well over Is years. AT last the
detectives seems to be almost
within reach. There are risks and
! Continued on Page p
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-06-23
BY Peter Charlton

Secretary of State Christian
Herter recently stated: "Unless
the course of events is changed
and changed soon, both sides (the
United States and the Soviet
Union) face unacceptable risks of
general nuclear war, which could
approximate suicide"
What is the basic disease which
precipitated events into such a
dilemma? What means. could and
must be used to control a danger
which could destroy civilization
and all the values for which our
country has worked, since 1776?
What is lacking? What can be
done to relieve the fears and
tensions which pervade the lives
of all people in the free world,
so that we could put our re-
sources to solve the problems
which face us? - such basic
problems as initiation, a good
standard of living for our grow
ing population, relieved Of the
burden. of spending S100,000,000,-
600 a year in the world on arm
aments.
The answer to these questions
can be found by focusing atten-
ton on the disease. We must
examine the cancer which has
put stontium 80 in the bones of
all our children, which saps our
financial energies at the cost OF
S278, 100000 a week in this coun-
try for ornaments and which
may well end in the death of all
that we hold dear - as depicted
by Stanley Kramer in the motion
picture 'EOn the Beach!
The disease is ANARCHY. An
archy between nations. What is
it that prevents clash over
water rights, or any other rights
between the states in our coun-
try? The answer is clear; it is
LAW. What would happen if we
had anarchy in our cities? - If
we removed our courts and there
were no police to enforce their
decisions. Our streets would be
unsafe for even armed citizens
We have law at different levels
We call it federation and it was
Invented by our founding fathers
not many years after 1776. II
was tie cement which held our
ration together and allowed il
to grow and prosper.
There is enforceable law within
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-06-23
Pete Charlton Soys Thaf
APPLICATION OF 175 NEEDED NOW

PETER Charlton family Alta
dena Calf than twenty he the Ma
ona Committee Sane Nuclear Policy
Southern California
the Advisory Board the United World Federat For
years banker associated
New York stock exchange frm)
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-06-23
DIAGNOSIS

If you have learned from the scroll of life
Wisdom to keep your foles Gagged,
And resignation to the strife
For bread interminabIy waged
If the Joy of youth seems less sublime.
And all you now discover from it
Is that you'd rather not have good time
Than have to recover from it -
Brother, you are middle-aged!
IRWIN AsHKENAsY