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Sbsnnission will contract. be
aess liberal than the plan for
Sttive employees? {. y
"a. Yes Tn. only alternative
Mpuid be i premium rate which
Eost annuitants could not af-
ord opays .,,.,.. 3,..sss,,..
20. Wiaen viii the Retired
ederai Employees Health Bene-
4ts Act become effecttse2 .ss,,
"A, July ], eets.sAF.,s~s''3sssss,' |5aAsssS
va @KKTGIBFLITY $50 @D<y
Q. Who Is eligible for bene-
fits under the Retired Federal
Employees Health BENEFITS Act?
A. In general. the following
individuals are eligible: sS@ -
An employe who retired hes
fore July 1860, on an iFnmedis
ate annuity after II years or
more Of service or. Tor disable
ity. .t''s.os.s;s -. :, ,.,..I -
A member of q family WHO
receives an immediate annuity
as the survivor Of such p, re-,
tired Federal cinploye .; 1,
A member Of q family who
receives an iInmed date annuity,
as the survivCrs0f an esnplCye
who died in service after coin-
pleting five er' more years OF
service. ,s'.s. !. !, Y 81. {, -. =, 2
O. what is an, iranSedia te an
nuity? -. assai.es'J,..sss;s I. /. 8. 8 s
A. For a rstifed sinploye. an
immediate annuity 10 yoneawhicll
begins not later than one
month afteH separation from
the service. ,Nor 4 survivor, an
immediate annuity issolae which
begins not later than one
month after the death Of tha
employe or annuitant whose
service forms the basis for the
annuity.
Q. Are the so-called pre-.
194e widows" eligible? y
A. No. Legislation in 1858
authorized annuities for certain
widows and widowers Of former
Federal employees who died be-
fore February 20. l948. Since
these annuities did not begin
until 1858, they are not i'm
mediate annuities and. there.
fore, such survivor annuitantS
are not eligible.
Q. Are annuitants who are
re-employed by the Federal
Government but excluded from
coverage under the Federal En-
ployes Health Benefits Act of
1859 eligible for coverage under
the Retired Federal Employees
Health Benefits Act?
A. Yes, If they otherwise meet
the eligibility requirements.
@. II an annuitant is working
for an employer other than the
Federal Government does this
make him ineligible? -
A. No. asia, 81.
q. II an employe failed to
qualify for health benefits
coverage in July, 1860. because
he was on leave without pay
and retired without returning
to work, win he be eligible fol
coverage under the Retired
Federal Employees Health Bene:
At Act?
A. Yes, II he otherwise meets
the eligibility requirements. /.
~ ePIANs pf,j !
q. What kinds Of health ben.
eflts plans may an, eligible an
nuitant enroll IN and receive
the Government contribution
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genuine conservative candidate
now in tho race Already an
Enounced sfs three Democratic
candidates - former Senator
William A. Blakley Of Dallas,
State. Senator Henry b. Con-
|zalez of San antonio and
United States Representative
Jim Wright OF Fort Worth.
The special Senate ielection
can not be held until Senator
johnson resigns. fT
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GOVERNMENT
CONTRIBUTION

@. What amount Of money
will the Government contribute
per month toward the cost Of
the plan in which an eligible
annuitant is enrolled?
A. The monthly contribution
win be So for a self-only enroll
ment and So for a self-and-
family enrolment. except that
the Government will not con-
tribute more than The cost Of
the plan.
@. What does enrolment
for. self and family mean?
A. It means enrolment for
the annuitant and his eligible
family members. including (a)
spouse and Cd unmarried chill
dren under the age of 10.
Q. To get the family con-
tribution by enrolment in a
private plan, must all family
members be under. the same
contract?
A. No. Contract technicali-
ties are not important. II the
annuitant and one or more ell
gible' family members have
health benefits coverage with
an approved plan or plans. II
lis / nmaterial whether they are
Gov ired by the same contract
and it makes no difference ir
whose name the contract OF
contracts are issued.
O. Is there any age limit
which would disqualify an an.
nuitant for a Government con.
tribution?
LA. No.
l;SM Could he be disqualified
FLOR his contribution because oi
fiaealth status or pre-existin0
ipf1ysicaf or mental conditions1
"A. No. ..s ~ ~..s.
%. Some individuals may be
J eligible in their own ' right a
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some restrictions against double
coverage. Whether there will
be any similar restrictions in
the uniform plan will not be
known until the contract is
negotiated. -, -
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nD4rs WEATHER REPORT

For high and low tides at the follev::
from the above:
Annapolis, 3h hours: Bloody Point
Lisht, 4Is hours; Colonial Beach. q
hours; Deaie, 4la hours: solomops
island, 6h hours: Point Lookout. 7rs
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fHE fEpfR4L SPOTLIGHT g Y, "
|: Heolth Insurance
DetoiIs for Retifees
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star STAFF Writer

Here are the salient points Of the health insurance
oeram for the more 900 retired Government workers
Id their dependents explained by the Civil Service Commas
on in question. and answer form. . tl-..... ~
@ win the annuant health BENEFITS plan for whic che
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kunder the Retired Federal EN-
ployes Health Beneflts ASka
A. There will BE- one untfoffn
Government !. sp0f1s0fSd plan
which any eligible aianuitant
may Join. or, DE may continue
in any privatea health heneflt
plan he has at the time Il his
lenrollhient under. the program.
provided the private plan meets
certain requirements.
@. What are the requirements
which q private plan must
meet2
a. II must have been provid-
lin6 health benefits for at least
one year, and If It Is offered
by an insurance company, the
company must be licensed to
Efss6e Individual or group health
Insurance In all the States and
the District Of Columbia.
3. % How, about community
Eplans4such as Blue Cross-Blue
Shield. or plans which have
their, own doctors and clinics?
s AZ TREY must nave been pro-
Igidins health heietits for one
IYeat. They do not have to be
Iiicsnsed In aN the States and
the District ot Columbia.
q. what IL the plan is spon-
sered BY a Federal employe or
|eaIaiSation? .ss
AS It must meet the require
Ement Of having provided health
BENEFITS for at least one year
but does not nave to be IL
leensed in all the States and the
District Of Columbia.
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will be warmer tonight the Atlantic States and in the Gulf region
expected Upper Lakes region and Montana while rain
forecast for the Tennessee Valley the Lower Mississippi vaey nd
the Southern Plains Rain mixed with forecast for the Central
Mississippi Wirephoto Map
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master Of science degree in
economics there the following
year.
He Joined the Natioanl City
Bank in New York City in 1916
and was made manager of its
Hong Kong branch in 1888. He
was imprisoned by the japanese
in l941 and repatriated a year
later, returning on the Grips
holm with the first boatload of
repatriates from the Far East.
He rejoined National City
Bank after the war before COM
ing to Washington.
Mr.. Biting was a member
Of the Sons Of the American
Revolution and of Congressional
Country Club.
He leaves his wife, the former
Marjorie Netherton; a son
Samuel T. jr., IA, and a step
daughter, Barbara Anne Ryd-
lander, 10, all of the home ad-
dress, 9125 Fernwood road, Be-
thesda; also a sister, Mrs. Susan
B. Hicks of Pasadena, Calf.
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Mrs. h. Forney
A Native of
Georgetown

Mrs. Mary E. Forney, rs, a
lifelong resident of the Wash
ington area, died yesterday at
Congressional Manor Sanitar-
ium in Bethesda.
The former Mary Ellen
O'Brien, Mrs. Forney was born
in Georgetown. She lived with
her daughter. Mrs. Floyd Wyn-
koop at 642l Broad street,
Brookmont, Md.
A member of the Royal
Neighbors and the Macabees
societies, Mrs. Forney also was
active in parish groups at Holy
Trinity Catholic Church in
Georgetown and the Church of
the Little Flower in Montgom-
cry County.
Her husband, the late Her.
man c. Forney, was a Spanish
American War veteran and
served with the Treasury oe-
partment for more than 80
years until his death in l942.
In addition to Mrs. Wyn-
koop, Mrs. Forney leaves two
other daughters. Mrs. Eugene
Woodside, Broomall. Pa, and
Mrs Steve Seckar, 1880 Valley
Stream drive, Rockville. Md:
two sons, James A. Forney. 2409
! street NV, and Capt. John
H. Forney, director of ath-
letics at the Coast Guard Acad-
emy, New London. Conn; a
sister, Mrs. M. A. Malone, 17l9
Thirty-fifth street NV: IL
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Devol
Funeral Home. 1924 Wisconsin
avenue NV, after 6 pm. today.
A requiem mass will be said
at 9 am. Thursday at Fort
Myer Chapel, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Thomas D. Harris, 10, q
bridge engineer who worked on
many of the major highway
projects in the Washington
area, died yesterday at George
Washington Hospital. He had
suffered a stroke a week ago.
A supervisory. highway
bridge engineer with the Bu-
reau of Public Roads for 90
years, he worked on the design
and construction of bridges on
the Wasnlngton-B aItlmo ore
Suitland. Shirley. and GeorgS
Washington Memorial Park
ways and the Pentagon road
network. He retired from the
Bureau last June.
A native Of oxford, N. c., he
attended local schools and
was graduated in 1911 from
the University of North Caro-
lima with a degree in civil en-
gineering.
Before coming to Washing.
ton in the depression years. he
worked for the North Carolins
State Highway Department. He
was also engineer for the resort
development. Little Switzer-
land" in the western part oi
the State.
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Thomas D. Harris, Engineer
On Area Highway Bridges

He was a Mason, and men,
Der of the American Society of
Civil Engineers, and the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
He leaves his wife, Byrd, of
the home address, 4402 Nine
teenth street North, Arlington;
two daughters, Mrs. Theron
Terbush of 321S Stephenson
place NV, and Mrs. John
Hamme of Raleigh, N. c.; four
sisters, Mrs. Hattie Perkins and
Mrs. Sue Patterson of Sails
bury, N. c.; Mrs. Lucy Lassiter
of -Four Oaks. N. c., and Mrs,
Delphie Harris of Roanoke
Rapids, N. c., and one grand
son.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Wednesday at Gawler's Chapel
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
with burial in Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery.
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Somuel Biting Dies;
Export-Import Banker

Samuel T. Biting. 81. Export
Import Bank oficial and for
mer New York City banker,
died yesterday at the Wash
ington Hospital Center.
A fiscal and financial econ
omist in International banking
for the Export Import Bank,
Mr.. Biting had been with the
organization for five years. His
career of Government service
dated to 1943, when he was
special assistant to the Amer
ican Minister, Lincoln Mac
Veagh, in johannesburg, South
Africa.
He came to Washington in
1850 as a branch chief of the
Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration, then was deputy
to the auditor-in-chief Central
Intelligence Agency, here from
1881 to 1854.
A native of Aurora, Tex, he
was a Phi Beta Kappa grad
uate of the University Of Vir-
ginia in 1914 and received a
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WiIIium H. Buird,
Guurd Lieutenant
At Smithsonian

William H. Baird. 54. a
lieutenant on the guard force
at the Smithsonian Institution,
died Friday while on duty
there. Death was attributed
to a heart attack.
Mr.. Baird, whose home was
at 1912 Twenty-eighth avenue,
NARROW Heights, Md, had been
with the Smithsonian for 20
years. Born in Westmoreland
County, Pa, he had lived in
this area since 1888. when he
was stationed at Fort Myer
with the Sd Cavalry.
At Fort Myer he belonged
to the equestrian team which
gave weekly demonstrations of
bareback and trick riding.
He previously had spent six
years at Scofeld Barracks,
Hawaii.
For many years, Mr.. Baird
was an active member Of
Lodge 1915, Loyal Order Of
Moose, in Arlington.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Dorothy E. Baird of the home
address; a daughter, Mrs.
Pauline E. Henning of Cali
fornia; son, Sandy Baird of
Forestville, Va; his mother,
Mrs. Charlotte Baird of Penn
sylviania. five sisters and two
brothers.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Thursday at the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts avenue NE.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Meudor, 81,
Formerly of D. c.

Mrs. Leona Roberts Meador,
81. a former Washington resi-
dent. died Sunday at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Clay
Conkwright, in Breckinridge
County, KY.
Mrs. Meador. a native of
Hardinsburg. KY, lived for
many years with her daughter,
Miss Leona Meador, at 5402
Connecticut avenue NV. She
was active in Wesley Methodist
Church, Connecticut avenue
and Jenifer street NV.
Besides Mrs. Conkwright and
Miss Meador, she leaves two
other daughters, Mrs. Harry
Barbour Of 1906 North Caro-
lima avenue NE. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Adams Of Naples, Fla, and
q son, Samuel E. Meador of
Leltchfield, KY.
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WATSON, ELIZABETH GRIFFIN. On
In Mrntnrtant

HETskA' nTs a osESs JosEfH v IL ssEyss lGyRs mem
passed away one year ago today
March 20. .95s.
Gone. but not forgotten.
WIFE, CAI nERiNE; DAUGHTER
PATRICIA, AND SON, JOsEPh
JOHNSON, MARY b. In memory o.
our loving and devoted mother
MARY B. JOHNSON. who God called
home 10 years ago, March 20. 1850
You sailed the rouSh sea Of life,
Helping, inStruetlng. guiding.
All that you could, until God
called you to the calm OF His loving
arms.
To rest N peace in the Eardsn oil
We loved you and need you,
But God needea you more.
YOUR LONELY CHILDREN. FRAN.
CES MESl ON AND HENRY
shEPAERD; YOUR sON-IN-LAW
MILAN W s SION. AMI
DAu0hlER IN LAW. MARY
JOHNSON. MARY b. In loving mem.
MARY B. JOHNSTON, who passed
away ten years ago today, March
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US TO forget,
But time so lar has only proved
dow much we miss her yet.
CORA AND Bertha GUERRA.
PAGE, ARTHUR. In sad but loyins
memory Of my dear husband, AR
IhUR PAGE who departed this lie
God saw the road was Vettins
And the hills wer. hard to climb
30 He closed his weary eyelids
And Whispered, Peace be thine. "
HIS DEVOTED WIPE, IDA B. PAGE
FERRY. ANDREW. Jr. In loving mem.
ory OF my son. ANDREW FERRY,
Jr, VINO passed away six years ago
today, March 20, 1854.
The depth of sorrow we cannot tell
Ot the loss OF one we loved so we'll;
And Hnlle ne sleeps a. peaceful sieep
HE memory we shall always keep
YOUR LOVING MOI HER.
ROBB, EVA v. AND ROBERT p. In
EVA ". ROBE. who departed this
life twenty years ago, March 90
Igd0a and father. ROBERT p
KOBE, KOBE; Vno lett US nine years ago
Deep in our hearts memories ar,
OF the one G1.s !, We loved and can never
DAu0h ERs, LUCILLE AND PAU.
AMI GREAT -oRANDCHiiLiip5tRflEslNS !.
sTICkELL, JOSEPH L. In loving mem.
ory Of my father. JOSEPH L
5LlCkELL, who passed away one
year ago today. March 20, 1859.
God saw the roads we're gettins
And The hills wer. hard to climb;
And Whispered aSr .Eeaee saas BE- sseI thine. f."
Your memory is a keepsake,
with which we shall never part;
We stili nave YOU in our % snesrts
AND FAMILY ~ "~
sTICKELL. JOSEPH L. In loving mem
ory OF our gIeat-grandfather JO-
SEPH L. STlcKELL, who passed
away one year ago today, March 20,
We miss you more each day,
Dearest great-grandfather;
600 has you in his keeping.
YOUR LOVING oREAT-oRAND.
DAU0HTER AND son, JODY
LYNN AND MICHAEL.
STICKELL. JOSEPH L. In loving mem.
ory OF my husband, JOSEPH L,
p S1ICkELL, who passed away one
year ago today, March 20, 1859.
God took him first, / remain
To walk the road alone:
Now ! live in memory's Rarden.
OF happy days we knew.
His memory is all ! have now,
His tears are all at rest;
thankful am ! who today can say,
] loved him and did nv best
HIS LOVING WIFE. ALICE.
TILGHMAN, JESSE. Sacred To the
memory OF my beloved husband,
JESSE TILGHMAN, who entered
eternal life l3 years ago today,
March 20, 1047.
In my heart the torch Of memory
Burns unnickerinR, bright and true
ELIZABETH L. T1LGHMAN.
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Mrs. MozeIIe Brown,
Former D. c. Resident

Mrs Mozelle Price Brown, rs
a former resident of the Dis
trict, died Monday in New
London, N. H., where she had
lived for three years.
She was the widow of Wrisley
Brown, a retired Army colonel
attorney and District business
man who died in 1943.
Services will be at 3 pm
Thursday in the chapel at Ar
lington Cemetery. Burial will
be private.
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Mrs. Sehwimer, 81,
Army Officers Wife

FREDERICK, Md. Mar. 2s
(AP). - Mrs. Louise Emma
Weihing Schwimer. 57-year
old wife Of the public infor-
nation officer at nearby Fort
Detrick, died at her home here
yesterday Of cancer.
Her husband, 1t. Col. Joseph
Schwimer, is assistant for in.
formation and public affairs
at Detrick.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Thursday. Burial
will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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Albert E. Boyer

MILWAUKEE,. Mar. 90 (AP) J..
Albert E. Boyer. 81. chief
chemist for the Pabst Brewing
Co., died Sunday. He under
went surgery early this month
for a malignant brain tumor.
Mr.. Boyer, who was born in
Dubuque. Iowa. was a former
president Of the Milwaukee
School Board.
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DEATHS
In Mrntnriant
Services ~ Chsmbsr


AINSLIE. MRS, FRANC w. In loving
memory ot our dear mother, FRANC
w. AINSLlE. who passed away two
years ago today, March 20. 1858.
We miss her love. her CHEEKY ways.
That we down here do not FORGET,
we love and miss her so.
Always remembered.
HER CHILDREN.
BERGMAN. VIRGINIA. In memory
Of our dear mother. VIRGINIA
BEhRYMAN, who passed away one
year aRo today. March 20. 1859.
Our memory Is a keepsake,
God has YOU in His keeping.
we nave you in our hearts.
You had . smile for everyone.
ana heart aS GOOD as gold:
Those who knew you, loved you,
30 your memory will never grow old.
THE FAMILY.
BROWN. JAMES A. In LOVING mem.
brother, JAMES 4. BROWN, who who
p5aassen ot aWay six years ago. March
Althoush your soul is now at rest,
Ana Tree from care and pain,
me vOr'q Ws b,S would you seem ssr ike Heaven
Yous rs noviHSGS HSS VSfF WIFE asciRR CARRIE:
DAUGHTERS, ERNEsTINE AND
ppHsIHf1iPPDlRNhoi pHIf1iPPD RRowAH AND BROTHER
BRUCE, MABEL L. In loving memory
od our dear cousin. MABEL BRAW-
nee S..F ise SRuCE; H.,. who ID passed away one
When the 'S one We es ioved asS vas ss0 called aiI
away:
Deep in Sl Sgr hearts your memory i.
OF the to1s.I one v' loved and will never
COUSINS, HAZEL AND DONALD
SRsAAWNER AND BARBARA NEW.
FORD, ANNA G. In memory Of our
mother, ANNA O. FORD. who de-
parted this life eight years ago
TO-DAY, March 90, 1852.
We have enly a memory, dear
But the sweetness viii live forever,
As we treasure the memory Of you.
AEh dRAkcHSiiEEnoRESS kEcoHSiEo CHILDREN AND
GOODMAN, MYRA M. In loving mem
ory OF our dear mother and grand
mother. MYRA M. GOODMAN, who
passed away one year ago today,
March 20, 1859.
| Someday our eyes shall see,
The face we loved so well;
Someday our hands will meet.
And never say farewell,
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS AND
GRANDCHILDREN. -
HARRISON, WILLIAM s. Sacred "a
the beautiiul memory OF my beloved
father. WILLIAM 8. HARRISON
who entered into eternal rest twenty
seven years ago today, March 90
1888.
Loved In life. remembered in death
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, HELEN
HARRISON BROWN,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
SIS st. NE IL 2.AaRO
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
atn 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
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tr
With Regard to O
Gard of Thanks

Ven often o cord Of thonks in
The StoI meets o need which cor
hardly be solved in ons Other woI
Not only Is Il Q sFueious expression
Of gratitude to those who have seal
fIosol tributes but 0Iso eovrtsoush
ocknovIedsss the services and
iihdnesses Of the monV to whom
Q personol note Of thonks eonnoi
well be moile6 or whose aomes
ond addresses ore not known
Insertion Of o cord Of thonks
moy be orrunssd BY tsIsphons TO
The Stur u $4,000
The Evening and Sundoy Sto'
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BOSWELL; M MARJORIE ssa. 4. On Mon Mon:

BOSWELL, MARJORIE a. On Nom
6RIE sRlfs' A. soswELL LHUsEP'tsso 81 ssos aE FsiT
wood I'd, Hyattsyille, Nd, beloved
wife Of Robert Z. Boswell, mother
Of Ellen, Richard, Jo-Anne and
Bryan Boswell, daughter of Mrs
Amelia and the late Richard G.
Peterson Of Washington, D. C..
Services at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 29Q1 l4th st. NV.
parking facilities). interment
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. 80
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EUNeIE. CLARENCE z. on satu

LUNGIE Ct CLAhENTk ~ 10 Z: on satuT-
hs fs; MfAiss is lSTs ssimo2s ss SSsn' hSR MS
CLARENCE z. BUNGIE of Calvert
County. Nd. beloved husband OF
Grace Bungie. father of William,
Clarence. Henry and Leon Bungie,
Grace Bungie: two adopted sons,
Lawrence and Leon. He also is
survived BY one sister. Essie Height.
and many other relatives and friends
Services on Wednesday. March 30,
at the Western Methodist Church,
Calvert County. Nd.
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bUkCH, WILMLk d. Suddenly, on
Sunday. March %, 1860, al the
II. BuRcH. HUSBAND Of vIrTinia NAM n
Burch and son Of the late Jessie
B, and Margaret BuTch Of white
Plains. Nd Friends may cali at
the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
day. March 80. 0raveside serV-
ices and interment at AriinRton
National Cemetery at 3 pm.
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denly. on Monday. March 2s. 1860,
after q brief illness, in New London,
N. H., NOZZLE BROWN, beloved
mother OF Katherine Brown Hughes
she e was G0 SesiSsnt Ti T sy Of Wayshinston snHSn
d, c., many years and a member
Of many clubs here. Services on
Thursday. March 81. at 3 pm, in
Arlington Chapel, Arlington National
Cemetery. 1nterment will be pri-
vate 30
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1 afday, March go g. 1860, SS at her p fesi- Si
SosS SsSsi HSNr tSs GhsSfnssffs SRobsRfek st .ov.
wife Of Patrick J.. Broderiek and
mother Of Joseph P. and Julia NJ
Broderiek. Funeral from Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 14th ST.. NV,
Wednesday, March 80, at $3.50 am.
at 10 am. Interment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers,
please make donations to St. AIMS
Infant Home -
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20, 1860. MABEL D. KNOX Of 6OO6
Wilmett DR.. Bethesda, Nd. beloved
wife OF Stuart R.. Knox. mother OF
Mrs, James II. oodsey. Mrs charle;
Z, Lowell, the late Mrs. T. Bernard
Littlepage, Mrs Louis B Caufelt and
?. Wexford Dunford Also survived by
three grandchildren Friends are in
yited TO call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A
Pumphrey of Bethesda. Md. where
services will be held on Wednesday,
March 30. at 1870 am. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery. 90
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AcKERsoN. EUGENE J. On Saturday
March 26, 1860, EUGENE J. ACkER;
son Of Washington, D. c., beloved
husband Of Lillian Ack ckerson; fatnei
of Mrs James tombstone of Rich
rnond, Va, and Thorsten AekerSor
Of Washinston, D G.; brother Of
Mrs. j. H. johnson of Elbow Lake
MINI; Clifton Ackerson Of Lincoln
Nebr; Arthur Aekerson Of E,ooH
Of Minnesota. Friends may cali al
Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pennsylyanis
ave, NV, after IL noon Monday
March 2S (paTking oppositel. Serv.
ices will be held at Fort MyeI on
Wednesday. March 80, at y am
interment Arlington National Gene
terry. "
Evening star., 1960-03-29

koENIG, MARIE z. On Saturday,
8 18th st. ne, MARIE z KOENIo,
the beloved wife Of marry E. KoenlR
mother of Harry H. Koenig and
sister Of Delaney Best, She also is
one great-grandehild. Friends may
call at the ee Funeral Home, 6th
st, and Massachusetts, ave. ne,
where services will be held Wednes.
day. March 30. at pm Interment
Washineton National Cemetery %
Evening star., 1960-03-29

March 25. 1860. after surgery, ct
St, Mary's Hospital. Rochester,
shs l. ,rTTiT.d bSS sS S.r S9SK pSI.rt ssea
Z. and Juanita T. Friends are in
yited to memorial services at the
Silver Spring Presbyterian Church,
$50 University blvd. east. at 4 pm.
Tuesday, March %. In lieu Of
flowers please make donations to
Evening star., 1960-03-29

Saturday; Marsh g9; igso; At G A:
Falls Church, Va. beloved wife OF
the late Robert Cunningham and
mother of Mrs Mary Gertrude
Humphreys and James L. and Ro-
berta Anne Cunningham. She also
Is survived by an aunt, Mrs. May.
belle K. Bradbury OF New York
Friends may call at the Robert J
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 Co.
tumbia pike tparking in rearJ. Ar.
yhgton; Va. between the hours Of
<. TO and to y pm, where
there will be recitation of the
rosary at $50 pm. Tuesday, March
%. REQUIEM mass will be offered
az 10 am Wednesday. March 30
at St. james Church. Falls Church
Va. Interment Calvary Memoria
Park. Fairfax. Va.