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30 STUDENTS TEST
DISASTER PLAN
AS CASUALTIES

More than 80 Georgetown
University medical students
became casualties yester-
day-but it was only make
believe.
They acted as casualties
to test a new plan devel-
oped at the Georgetown
Medical Center for the care
of victims of major dis
aSters.
Faculty and staff mem
bers at the medical center
had been told what their
assignments would be dur
ing the plan but yester-
days test was staged with
out advance warning.
Medical center officials
said the plan went off with
out a hitch and that all the
Casualties" were trans
ferred to the appropriate
sections of the center tor
treatment without delay
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New Moscow Envoy
Approved by Britain

LONDON. April 90 CAP).-
Queen Elizabeth II today ap-
proved the appointment of Sir
Frank Roberts as Britain's Am
basSador to Moscow.
Sir Frank has been Britains
representative on the NATO
council in Paris since 1857. He
will succeed Sir Patrick Reilly
who will return to the foreign
office as a deputy undersecre-
tary. Sir Paul Mason, Ambas-
sador at the Hague. will sue
ceed Sir Frank in the NATO
post.
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PECRAM WILLIAM IN nj
POOLE, ELIZABETH $. GETTY. On

PEGRAM, WILLIAM. On Thursday,
April -2s, 1860, WILLIAM A. Pc
GRAM Of 1905 Riggs st. NV. Notice
OF funeral later. Arransements by
Jarvis.
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Lloyd Hudson, 80
Carpenter and
Contractor

Lloyd Berry Hudson, sr., 83,
a carpenter and private con-
tractor, died of cancer Wednes-
day at his home. Tuckaway, on
Lee highway. Falls Church.
A native of Ohio County, KY,
Mr. Hudson attended public
schools there and served with
the Army in the Philippines
during the Spanish American
War.
After his discharge, he came
to Washington and worked as
a builder and carpenter for
many years. He worked for the
Navy Yard here during World
War II and was active in his
profession until late last sum-
mer.
Mr.. Hudson was a Shriner
and a member of the Kemper
Masonic Lodge.
Besides his wife. Mrs. Mary
Tim Vernon Hudson of the
home address, he leaves three
daughters, Mrs. Clara Winfield
Iof 4810 Middlesex lane, Be-
thesda; Mrs. Mary Deane Ruth
Iof 106 Bisvey drive, Falls
Church, and Miss Nell Hudson
of Wolftrap road, Vienna. Va
He also leaves a son, Lloyd
jr., of Chamblee, Ga: a brother
Wilbur Hudson of Willoughby
Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Minnie
Quinn of Harrisburg, ILL.,. sever
grandchildren, and nine great.
grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ar
Ilington Funeral Home, 1901
North Fairfax drive. Arlington
Services will be at 2:15 pm
Monday at the funeral home
with burial in Arlington Gene,
terry.
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John F. B. Hawthorne,
Grandson of Author

POUND RIDGE. N. Y. April
20 (AP).-John F. B. HaW-
thorne, 81. a retired news
paperman and a grandson of
Author Nathaniel Hawthorne,
died yesterday of a heart at
tack.
Mr.. Hawthorne had served
as correspondent for the AsSo-
ciated Press more than so years
ago. Later he was a reporter
and financial editor for the
New York Evening Journal. He
had been editor and writer for
the American Banker from 1947
to 1859.
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Arkansas Minister
Heads Southern
Presbyteriuns

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April
20 CAP).-The new moderator
of the Southern Presbyterian
Church is DR.. Marion A. Boggs
of Little Rock, Ark.
He won a close election over
DR.. R. Matthew Lynn of Mid
land, Tex. 26O-251, last night.
Two other nominees-Dr. James
Sprunt of Staunton, Va, and
DR.. Henry E. Russell of Mem
phiS, Tenn.-Were eliminated in
a first ballot.
DR.. BoggS. minister of the
Second Presbyterian Church in
Little Rock since 1899, is a for
mer moderator of the Synod of
Arkansas. He is a graduate of
Davidson College. Union The
illogical Seminary and Arkan-
Sas College.
He succeeds DR.. Ernest Trice
Thompson of Richmond. Va.
whose final action as moderator
was to place in the minutes OF
the opening session of the Tooth
General Assembly a Joint mes
sage to the Nation" with the
leader of the United PreSby.
terian Church U. S. A. North
ernD, DR.. Arthur l.. Miller. ano
six other Presbyterian church
men.
The message indorsed birth
control and said racial dis.
elimination has no place ir
the church.
/ On segregation the message
said, mo human differences
such as the color of mems skin,
can annul the fact of theil
essential equality or justify any
discrimination based on denla
of it,"
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day, April -, 1860, ALENANDaR
JACKSON of 171s LIST st NV,
Apt. 4 beloved husband Of Mary E.
JacEson; son @ Of The late sIlxsf Alexander
and Barbara jackson. Also surviv-
inR are six stepchildren, two sis
ters. one brother, two nephews.
three nieceS. two grandsoNS. one
daughter-in-law, one brother-in-
law, other relatives and many
friends. After 4 p m. Friday, April
90, friends may call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral services on Saturday. April
30, at Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. Interment Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery
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tive in the National Press Club,
serving on its board of gov
ernors.
Mr.. Sisson leaves his wife,
Mrs. Mary Nell Sisson. of Ter
rell, Tex. He also is survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Thomas A.
Hulf1sh III, of SIS Duke street,
Alexandria, and two sons, Will
liam T. Sisson, of 3842 Florence
drive, Alexandria, and William
D. Sisson, jr., 'of Terrell.
He also leaves a brother.
Harris Sisson, of Odessa, Tex.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
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Mrs. Henry Swanson, ,
Kin of Governor

DANVILLE. Va, April 90
(AP).-Mrs. Henry c. Swanson,
86, siSter-in-law of the late
Claude A. Swanson, former
Governor of Virginia, died here
yesterday from smoke inhala-
ton suffered when fire de-
stroyed her home Tuesday.
A native of PittSylvania
County, she was a daughter of
the late William Cousins and
Mrs. Fannie James Turner
Cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson
had no children.
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japan Finds Reds
In Government Jobs

TOKYO, April 90 tAP).-The
japanese Communist Party has
47,000 registered members of
whom $4,000 have infilterated
government offices and key in
dustries, the japanese Security
Agency said yesterday.
Of those who have gotten into
the government and major in
dustries, about SIS per cent are
working as civil servants in
federal and provincial govern
ment offices and about so per
cent are in key industries, the
agency said.
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Dr.. Daniel Shields, "a,
Son of Union General

NEW YORK, April 90 (AP)
DR.. Daniel Shields, "a, son
of a Civil War general and
United States Senator. died
yesterday after a long illness.
He had been associated with
the Bronx Eye and Ear In
firmary for 35 years.
His father was James Shields,
a United States Senator from
Illinois, Minnesota and Mis-
souri, on separate occasions
and a Union Army brigadler
general of volunteers. DR..
Shields was born in Kansas.
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2s. 1860, MIRA ". SMITH. beloved
wife of the late Rev. Albert L.
Smith and stepmother Of the Rev
Addison Smith and Mrs. Alberta
Bailey. Funeral from the Walter
W Deal Funeral Home, 1912 Geor-
sia ave. NV. on Saturday, April 30.
at pm. Interment New Hamp-
shire
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DEATHS
In Mrmurtatt
Announcements Of
Services nv { ha mbers

ARMSTAD, HENRIETTA /. In loving
memory of our beloved aunt. great
aunt and great-great-aunt, HENRI
ETA l. ARMSTAD, who passed
away three wears ago today, April 20,
1857.
Missing you, missing you,
Memory is such a keepsake,
Rest on, rest on.
Sleep the blessed and sacred sleep
DEVOTED NIECE. JENNIE, AND
ALL THE FAMILY.
SELENA NJ. In mem
ory OF my beloved wife, SELENA NJ
BLACKBURN. who departed this life
four wears ago todav. April 20. 1885
Though absent. she is always near
Still loved. still missed. still very
dear
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. ANDREW
BLACKBURN
CARTER. MILTON (PAPA In loving
remembrance OF our dear son. father
and brother, MILTON PAPA CAR
TER who left us eight years ago
today. April 20, 1852.
Beautiful memories are all We
have left Of YOU
YOUR DEVOTED MOTHER MRS.
LENA CARTER AND FATHER,
DAUGHTERS, SISTER AND
BROTHER
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hANhEhSON, JOSEPH H., 81 The
ofhcelS and members Of
aHGa Jonathan Davis ConSistory,
No /. are hereby notified
to be present at the William
T Spaneler Funeral Home. S24
C~sSN Sth st. ne, at IL midnight
Friday, April 20. 1860. for the
funeral service of the late, Illus
trious JOSEPH H. HANKERSCN.
HUGH D. KIRKSEY, Sr.
IllustriouS Commander in Chief
JOSHUA B LAWINGS,
Keeper OF the Seal and Archives.
HANKERSON. JOSEPH II. All officers
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CAMPBELL. CHARLES B., Jr. On

WedneSdav, Aprll y, lgeo, al
Washington Hospital Center,
CHARLES B CAMPBELL, Jr., OF
g3l1 New Hampshire ave, Silver
Spring; Md beloved husband OF
Gloria Christian of West Hyattsville,
Nd, son of Charles B. and Katie
M Campbell. brother of Mrs. helen
Robbins and Mrs. Olive Booberg. He
dren. Services at the S. II. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th st
NV, on Saturday, April 80. at
pm. parking facilities. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
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DAVIS. MILLIAM CARL. suddsnlv. on

Wednesday, April y. 1860. at mis-
residence; Route 3; Manassas, va
Jennie MAY Davis, father Of Mrs,
Robert H. Gray and William Rodney
DAVIS. both Of Manassas, Va. and
DoIElaS Carlton Davis of Arlington,
sas, Va; brother Of Mrs Charles B
Wood of Arlington, Va and Robert
Douglas Davis of Deming, N Mex.
He also is survived bv six grand
pephews Friends received in the
Baker Funeral Home, 3l4 North
West st, Manassas Va, where
chapel services will be held on Sat-
urdsy. April 30, at 4 pm. tOSTD .
1nterment Pohick Cemetery, Fair
fax County, Va. 20
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BROWN, JOSEPH WILLIAM. o.

1hursdav, April IS. l96O, in Fau-
sEPH VILLA WILLIAM BROWN BROWN rff' Of Ma
nassaS, Va, beloved husband Of the
late Rebecca c. Brown and father
OF Mrs Rebecca NJ Lewis OF Manas-
saS, Va. Also surviving are ono
granddaUghter. Mrs Wilhelmina L.
Detwller and two great-granddaugh
ters Friends may call at the Baker
& Son Funeral Home, 3l4 North
West St, Manassas, Va, where Serv-
Saturday. April 80. Interment Fair
fax Cemetery, Fairfax. Va. %
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DPatha

AHERN, ROSE MARGARET. On Thurs
cay, April 2s, 1860, at the home
of InCurables, ROSE MARGARE 1
AHERN. beloved wife OF the late
George L. Ahern, mother of Phillip
L Ahern. Ann Nouett and MargaIet
Ellen Exler; sister OF Paul B. Holmes
and niece OF Ellen L. Buckley. Fu-
neral from the James T. Ryan Fu-
neral Home. 3l7 Pennsylvania ave.
Sc, on Saturday, April 80, at 1880
am REQUIEM mass at ST. Francis
Xavier Church, at ! am. ReIa-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Mount OliVet Cemetery. 29
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IMMONS, BESSIE E. On WEDNESDAY
April p 1850 at Freedmen. EoS.
pital. BESSIE E. SIMMONS OF 44U6
18Th pl. ne, After pm. Friday.
April 20. frienus are invited to cali
al the Mcguire Funeral Home. 1870
ath ST NV, where the rosary will
be reclted at 80 pm. Requiem
mass will be celebrated at 10 am
Saturday. April 30. at St Charles
Catholic Church, Glymont. Nd. In
terment church cemetery. Please
omit flowers,
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ARMsrRnNG MEIYnIE hi. 81. sud.

denly. on Monday April %, 1860;
MELVILLE R. ARMSTRONG, ST. OF
Miami, Fla, beloved husband OF
Ethel N. ArmStrone father OF Mel
Vile R. ir., of Miami, Fla: Leroy. E.
Armstrong OF Fairfax. Va, Mrs.
Barbara L. LoWery Of Arlingt ton, Va;
sister of Mrs. Dorothy K. ballerSheu
and Doris ATmstrOng OF California,
Also surviving are four grandChu
dren Services at the S H Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th st.
NV. on MONDAY. May >. at pm.
parking facilitiesl. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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AnuRtltn1

BLACKSTONE, PAULINE. There will
be an unveiling on Sunday. May l..
1860, al 2.3O pm. at the Adas
Israel Cemetery. 400 Alabama ave.
sc. Friends and relatives invited.
GOLDBERG, LOUIS. There will be an
unveiling to the memory Of LOUIS
GOLDBERG, on Sunday. May /, al
pm. at District of Columbia
Lodge Cemetery. EleSavetgrad. Ala
bsms ave. and 18th ST. sc. Friends
and relatives invited.
SHERMAN, ESTHER. There will be an
unveiling of a monument to the
memory OF MRS. ESTHER SHEh-
MAN, devoted mother OF Mrs Mary
ReSh. Mrs. Anna Eisenberg and Mrs.
Ada Pitt, at the Ohev Sholom Gene
terry, 3237 18th pl Sc, at 10 m;
Sunday, MAY ], 1860. Relatives and
friends are invited
SUROWITZ, MOE. dwelling Of q
monument in memory Of MOE SURO-
WITT will take place al 80 pm
on SUNDAY. May /, al the Georse
Washington Cemetery, Birth Sholom
section, Adelphi entrance. Friends
and relatives invited
IDA SUROWITz AND CHILDREN.
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BROOKS, WINNIE. On tuesday, April

20, 1860, dI her residence, O44 EYE
St Sc, WINNIE BROOKS. the be-
loved wife OF James Clinton Brooks.
Sne also leaves three ueVoteu SIS
ters, Miss Ouennie Barber, Mrs.
Lucy ,topeWe!l and Mrs. Maggie
Summervlllci two brothers, Ernest
ana Joseph barber; three SiSters-in-
law, Mrs. Rosa Conley, Mrs Jo-
sephine smith ana Mrs Ada Lucas,
many Otrer relatives ana fTlenuS.
day, April %, at the funeral home
oil Alexander S. Pope, Ala 10Th st.
Sc, where the rosary will be re-
cited at s pm Solemn requiem
mass will be sung for the repoSe OF
her soul on Saturday, April 30, at
9 am at the St Vincent de Paul
Church, South Capitol and NJ SITS.
1nteTment Mount OnVet Cemetery
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COCHRAN. AUBREY H, sr.. Suddenly

on Monday, April 70, 1000, AUBREY
81 CSJinRAE SSi6nS6 soE ST q, q V;rSins ShTs hN Pl
Call ana father OF Aubre H. ir.
Friends NAV call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, 4th st and MaSSachu
be held on Saturday. April 80, at
ll:3O am Interment WASHINGTON
National Cemetery. 20
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FEASTER, JAMES W. on Wednesday

April -. 1860, JAMES W, FEASTER
OF 24Ol LeeSburg pike, Falls Church,
Va. beloved husband OF Marjorie M
Feaster; son of Mrs. Lena Proctor
OF Shreve I'd. Falls Church, Va. ;
father OF Mrs Evelyn Weadon Of
Springfield Va; william D. Feaster
OF Falls Church, Va; Raymond F.
and Rita Ann Feaster of the home
address. He also is survived by five
grandchildren. Relatives and friends
may call al the Pearson Funeral
Home. Az North Washington St,
Falls Church. Va, where there will
be a recitation of the rosary Friday.
April 20 at s pm Requiem mass
will be offered Saturday, April 30.
at 10 am. at st. James Catholic
Church, Falls Church, Va. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Airing
ton Va
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DICKEY, MARGARET H. On wednes.

day, AprlI u I9HO, MARGAR H.
DICKEY of 5567 Holmes Run .pkwy ,
Alexandria, Va, beloved mother OF
Mrs. Dorothy D, Black OF Monroe,
Wash. and Comdr. Donald H.
DiCkev. USN She also is survived
by three grandchildren. Services and
interment private.
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RECkER. FRANCIS NJ. On Friday

BECkER, FRANCIS NJ. on Friday,
April 20, 1860, al his home, FRAN
ClS M BECKER OF 24l5 Cameron
Mills rd, Alexandria, Va, beloved
husband of Catherine v. Becker and
father Of Francis M. IT.. of Airing
ton. and Mary B. Dwyer OF Alexan-
dria. Sister Marie Bernice o. P. of
Dixon, H.. and Bernard D. Becker
N Bscker Of Wasbineton' u. C.;
brother OF Gertrude horstkamp OF
Hysttsville. Md Friends may call
at the Robert j. Murphy Funeral
Home, 1924 Columbia pike (parking
in rearJ, Arlington, Va, alter. -
noon Saturday, April 80, where there
will be a recitation OF the rosary
at Q am. Sunday, May /. Solemn
high mass will be offered at 10 am.
Monday, May >, at St Rita's Catn-
olic Church. Alexandra, Va. Inter
ment Mount Comfort Cemetery
Alexandria Va
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FINLEY, MARK r, Jr. On Thursday,
April IS, 1860 at the Veterans Hos
pital, Perry Point. Md, MARK F.
FINLEY Jr. brother of John T.
Finley of Albuquerque. N Mex.
Services will be held at Gaw!er' S
Chapel, I56 PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV,
on Saturday, April 30. at > pm.
1nterment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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INGRAM. HENRY. oficers and men,

INGRAM, HENRY. Oficers and mem
berS Of the Young Mems
~zR1sI Immediate Relief Asso-
kXStL khA citation. are HEREBY no
No tined of the death OF
Brother HENRY IN
GRAM. Funeral will be held on
Saturday, April 80, 1860, at 10 am.
from Union Wesley A NJ. E. Zion
Church, 80 and L SITS NV.
ARTHUR E. BROOKS. Pres.
JOSEPH A LANCASTER. Fin. Secy
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK - 4
choice lots. Below cost-must sell.
Call ia. S-5lS4.
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WtdntSddy, ApfI =, IHbO, al Cas-
ualty Hospital, ELIZABETH s.
POOLE Of ia 9th st. Sc. beloved
wife Of John S. Poole; mother OF
Irene Shaw, and sister of Lawrence
Sheridan, Funeral from the James
T. Ryan Funeral Home, 3l7 Penn
sylvania ave. Sc. on Monday. May
., at s. am. REQUIEM mass at st.
Peters Church, at g:3O am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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Garh nf Chunks

WILLIAMS, JOHN J. I wish to express
my deepest appreciation for many
services and expressions Of sympa-
thy on the part OF relatives, friends
and neighbors at the time Of my
recent Bereavement
MRS. JOHN J. WILLIAMS.
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HOLLY, JOSEPH NORRIS. On g.,

April -, 1850, JOSEPH N HOLLY
of l0l7 18th st Sc. husband Of
Evelyn Holly and father Of Tavern,
Barbara, Marilyn, Shelia. Dianne,
Joseph, ir.. and Melvin Holly. He
also leaves to mourn his passing
nve sisters, fve brothers, a host OF
resting at the John T. Rhines & Co,
Funeral Home, 3O15 18th st. ne,
where friends may call after 4 pm,
Friday. April %, and where recita-
tlon OF the rosary will be offered
a. Z pm. Mass for the repose Of
his soul will be celebrated Saturday,
Aprn 80, at 10 am, at St. Cyprian's S
Cathollc Church, l242 c st. sc. In
terment Mount OliVet Cemetery
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HUBBARD, JUDITH On Tuo,d,

HObbAhU' JUDITH. On TUESDAY,
April 26, 1860. JUDITH HUBBARD,
aalehter OF Rear Admiral and Mrs.
at Gawler's Chapel, .l756 Pennsyi-
Hahla ave. NV, on Thursday, April
rs. and Friday, April 20. from IL
noon until 10 pm courtesy park
lng oppositel, where services will
be held on Saturday. April 80, at
II am. Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery 90
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THE EVENING STAR
4Faths

FROST, MELVIN NJ. On wednesday,
Of 1924 East Capitol St, husband Of
Leona Frost He also is survived BY
twelve children: one brother. Fred
eTick L. Frost: two auntS, Mrs. lola
Washington and Mrs. Dollie Blair;
thirteen grandchildren, other rela-
Friday, April %; friends, are invited
TO call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You 50. NV. where funeral services
will be held Saturday. April 30. at
] pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 30
GALLAHER. WILLIAM. On Wednes-
s2LLAAER aai 4RER q old ad0Oi chspfE %fFLiAh fdi
Bowie Bowie No.. Nd; beloved hqs9snd qs9s.e Of
ysiif yganita, ii5tSnfi Kype and Mary Jane CAL
lsher and Andra Mae Petite. Serv-
ices at the Gasch Funeral Home
4s39 Baltimore ave, HyattsVllle
Nd. on Saturday, April 30, at
10 am Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
HANKERsoN. JOSEPH Fl. On wednes-
f1yi gsNKAgsoN Aggi !, Isss 1850 JQsEPR Il,
Ella S''Iza L Hankerson: ms daughter. Taa Mrs Mrs.
Joan Singleton; three grandchildren,
Ronald. Donald and Lawrence Sin
gleton; other relatives and many
friends. After 3 pm. Friday, April
90. friends may call at the William
Spangler Funeral Home, 524 Sth st.
at the John Wesley A. NJ E Zion
NV. on Saturday, April 30 at II
am. Interment Newark N j
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HUDSON. LLOYD BERRY. sr

Wednesday, April ~ 1860, at his
residence; Tuckaway, Lee hwy, Fails
SON, Sr, beloved husband Of Mary
7. Hudson and father Of Miss Nell
Hudson Of Vienna, Va; Mrs. Clara
winfield Of Bethesda, Nd; Mrs.
Fred Ruth Of Falls Church, va. and
Lloyd Berry Hudson, jr., of Atlanta,
Wllloughby, Ohio, and Mrs. Minnie
Quinn Of Harrisburg, Ill He also is
survived by seven grandchildren and
nine great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
lingtcn, Va, where services will be
held on Monday, May =, at 2;I5
pm 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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FRENCH, LoTTIE THELMA. On Thur,


day. April IS, 1860, LOTTIE
THELMA FRENCH Of 4Iol 2Ist st.
ne, beloved wife of Claude q
French and stepmother of Mrs Pearl
V, Willis of Scottsville, Va. She also
Is survived by five brothers and
three sisters. Friends may call at
the Nallev Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island ave at Eastern ave.
ne where services will be held on
Saturday, April 80. at > pm Rela-
ives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. %
FRENCH. LOTTIE T. The oricers and
X II members of East Gate
RS<T Chapter. No. 81, o. E s..
NRM will assemble at Nalley's
AS&ssN Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
NJ Island ave. Mount Rain
" ier. Md, at $40 pm. Fri
day, April %, 1860. to
conduct services for our late sister
LOTTIE T FRENCH
WILMA B. SIGMON. W. NJ.
ELDON B. FLOYD. W. P
MARIE F. CADEN, Secy.
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QUADE. JOHN CLEVELAND Il c

ouddenlV, on Tuesday, April 26.
1860, at Savannah, Ga, JOHN
Washington. Ef D. c G. and coral SAGa Gables 81
Fla. beloved brother OF Mrs. Mary
Howe of Washington, d. c.; Mrs
Flora Twyman of San Pedro, Calf
ton, Va. Friends may cali at the
s. H, Hines Co. Funeral Hcme,
29Ol 18th st. NV. after pm
Thursday. April IS parking facili-
ties. The rosary will Oe recited al
s pm Friday. April - REQUIEM
mass will be offered at St. Peter
Catholic Church. I'd and C sts. Sc
on Saturday, April 30, at 10 am
tor the repose of his soul. Interment
C0nDty nnnprS nj rpny
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Oe - and mobiles Of Mecca Tenn
pie, No. 10. Inc, A. E. A.
o N M S, are requested
I'M to attend funeral services
~ for the late P. P. JOSEPH
WI H HANKERSON at II
pm. Friday, April 20.
1850. at the Spangler Funeral
Home. 324 Sth ST. ne.
CHARLES W BAIRD. Ill. Potentate
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neral later. ArranRementS BY JARVIS
NORMAN. VICTORIA Louise Or

Thursday, April IS, 1860. at her
residence, 4223 Gault pl. ne, VIC
TORIA LOUISE NORMAN, beloved
mother of James Norman and Mrs
Anna Martin: grandmother Of Mrs.
Mary Mays, Mrs. Louise Reed, Mrs,
Frances Bonds, Mr.. Alfred and
George Murphy She also is sur
yived by other relatives and friends,
After 10 am. Saturday. April 30,
friends may call at Crouch's Funeral
Home, 81 K st. NV. Services will be
held on Sunday, May /. at ppm, at
the Promised Land Baptist Church,
Moneta, Va. 1nterment family GEM
etery
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DfathH

ANNE d. On Thursday. Aprn
IS, 1860, ANNE D. KELLY. beloved
wife OF the late DR.. John A. Kelly,
mother of Dr. Edward B Kelly.
Services and interment Csrbondale,
Pa. Arrangements by Walsh Funeral
Home.
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HODGES, JESSE WILIAM On Thu

day. April IS, 1850. at his residence,
l232 Crittenden St NV. JESSE
WILLIAM HODGES. beloved hus-
band of Lillian Marie Hodges.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and MassachusettS
ave. ne. where services will be held
on Monday, Nay >, at 8 pm. In
terment private 40
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QUEEN, ALVIN. On Tuesday, April o6

QUEEN, ALVIN. On Tuesday, April o6
1860, at his residence, 1872 18Th
viyed by one aunt, Mrs Anna L
Blake: one uncle, Mathew Bolden
cousins and host Of friends After
p m Friday, April 20, friends ma!
call at the Morrow & Woodfort
Funeral Home, 1922 11th st. NV.
where funeral services will be helc
on Saturday, April 30, at / pm.
the Rev Robert Anderson officiating
Inter nent Harmony Memorial Park
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HAWKINS, BENJAMIN. Departed this
life on Sunday. April "a. 1860,
BENJAMIN HAWKINS. He leaves a
devoted wife, Sarah Hawkins, other
relatives and friends. Remains may
be viewed after : pm. Friday
April 20, at the Joynes Funeral
Home, ll6 Massachusetts ave. NV,
where services will be held at | pm,
Saturday, April 80. Interment Har-
mOny Cemetery
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INGRAM. CHARLES HENRY. sud
denly, on Sunday, April "a. 1850,
CHARLES HENRY INGRAM Of 373l
Hayes st. ne, husband of the late
Bertha Ingram; uncle of Jennie r.
Harrington. Henry, Clarence and
by many cousins. other relatives
and friends. After ) pm. Friday,
April 20, friends are invited to call
at the Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You St
at the Union wesley Church. 23d
and L SITS. NV, on Saturday. April
80, at 10 am. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery