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Dratha

January s. 1850. at Providence e l'igoS Bos.
pital. MARY TATE WESTON OF
2403 Holman ave, Silver Spring
ND No; beloved wife ot Burt H. Weston,
Mrs; Marynelle W. Lorenz, Mrs. isa-
bel W Mills. NJ. Tate. Burt H. IT,,
and Paul r. Weston; sister Of Mrs.
Il: M Wills. She also is survived by
10 grandchildren and one great
Co. Funeral Home, -20O1 i4th st.
NV, on Monday January II. at
. pm. parking facilitiesj. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
WoLFORD, LOUIS NJ. On wednes.
day, January. 8, 1860. Louis M
4hr9RD hes9s Nd 81 solo S.lovsS MeysEP SEP.Sd SEv
Mrs i. %olfCfTdi;; %fTi;0rS SrotheT fnG 81 s0h Mrsl 81
c. ?. Davidson and Mrs george
D Brown Friends are invited to
Fan.rsl Fun a. ne Ham, iBe6th1efsSoo51chs n Chase
phrey, Bethesda, Md. after ! pm.
Sunday January 10. Services al
the above funeral home on Mon
DAY, January IL. at Q am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
WINNIE. HATTIE E. OF washington.
the late y wsiteT S Y " Winnie. 1SSo seTvices SIs es
at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chapin st, NV, on Monday, Janu-
ary at | pm. Interment Rock
WINNIE, HATTIE E. Oficers and mem
II bers Of Unity Chapter, No.
hS[N 22, o E. s., are notified
NR& OF the death Of Sister HAT
TIE E. WINNIE. Funeral
al Chambers Funer
Y Home, 400 Chaplin st,
NV" at l pm Monday.
January IL 1860.
MARGiE N. PARRISH. W. M.
NJ. IRENE RUsK1N. secy.
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Mr.. Batcheller leaves two
sisters, Mrs. Blanche Marrow
and Mrs. Carol Wilkes, both of
Philadelphia, Pa, and a BROTH
er, Randall Batcheller, of Dali
las, Tex.
Services will be at IL am.
Thursday at the Fort Myer
Chapel. Friends may call
there from Gas am. till 1890
am. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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james Madden,
EmpIoye of VA
For 46 Years

James E. Madden, rs. an en-
ploye Of the Veterans Admins
tration for IS years and a resi-
dent Of the District for 70 years,
died yesterday of cancer in Sib-
ley Hospital.
Mr.. Madden, who lived at 3O2
North Carolina avenue Sc, be-
gan his career with the Veter-
ans Administration in 1901 at
the age of II.
He started as a messenger
and worked his way up to PEN
sion adjudicator, the post he
held at the time of his retire.
ment in 1947.
A member of st. Peters
Catholic Church for As years,
Mr.. Madden was well known in
high school sports circles In his
youth as a pitcher for the East
ern High School baseball team.
After being graduated from
Eastern, Mr.. Madden studied
for short time at the George
town University Law School
while working for the Veterans
Administration.
Mr.. Madden also was active
in the Holy Name Society and
the Knights Of Columbus.
His first wife, Ida, died in
1919. He was remarked in 1925
to Evelyn Mason Madden.
Besides his wife he leaves a
son, James Of 43l1 Burns street
Sc, and a daughter. Mrs. Mary
Morell of l431 South Twenty
eighth street, Arlington. He
also leaves two step-sons, Will
liam Mason Of Annapolis. Nd,
and James Mason of Norfolk,
Va. and four grandchildren.
Funeral services are tenta-
lively set for 10 am. Tuesday
in st. Peters Church, Second
and c streets Sc, with burial
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

NeN often o cord Of thunks in
The Stor meets o need which con
hordIY be solved in ony other wuy.
Not only is it sroeious expression
OF gratitude to those who hove sent
horul tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the mony to whom
o personal note Of thonks connot
we'll be mailed or whose MONIES
and addresses ore not known
Insertion Of o cord OF thunks
mGy be orronsed by telephone to
The Stor. Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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GarA nf ThankH

BERLIN, JOSEPH J. We wish to
express sincere thanks to our many
= friends, neighbors and ORGANIZATIONS
Tor their kind expressions OF SYM
pathy and the many contributions
during our recent bereavement
THE BERLIN FAMILY. 10
GARLAND, FINS Z. The family OF
the late FINS z GARLAND wishes
to express their appreciation to their
many friends for the kindness shown
THE GARLAND FAMILY.
TENER. REES F. We wish to express
sincere thanks to our many trienas.
their kind expressions of sympathy
and many contributions to the Heart
Fund during our recent bereavement.
MRS REES P. TENER, SISTER
LLEoTA AND BROTHER LAW
WINSTON. BERTIE L. We wish to
thank our many relatives. friends
and neighbors for their many acts
passing Of our beloved mother, BER-
TIE L. WINSTON. and for the very
conSoling words spoken by the Rev
Oswald Smith and the Rev. Ernest
Gibson.
Perhaps you sang q little sons
Or sat quietly in q chair:
Perhaps you sent a floral spray,
II so, We saw 1t there.
, Perhaps you spoke the kindest words.
As any friend could say:
Perhaps you were not there at all.
Just thought Of US that day
Whatever you did to console our
hearts.
Oh, thanks SO inuch, whatever the
part The CHILDREN.
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Anuriltn9

TRATEN, JACOB. dwelling memorial
uary 10. 1860, at 2:3O pm, at
King David Memorial Cemetery
Fails Church, Va For information
or tranSp.. call RA 3-9402. 6,S,lO
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INDREws. BLANCHE CARRICK. O,

ccTia9y cRRRicK SanssTH GNBREws = 1885, BLANCHE
rd.. Fairfax. Va, beloved wife Of
the late Milton Andrews and mother
Of George A. Carroll o. Richard E..
Robert E. Wilmer c. and Clarence
A. Carrick, She is also survived
Ruth Dixon and a brother, Harry
Owens Services at the GaSch Fu-
- neral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave.
Hysttsvilie, Nd. on Tuesday. Janu-
ery l2. at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Inlerment wash
inEton National Cemetery, II
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ANDERSON, GERALD n On Fr,da,

sSs % aist & st. 1goU south, AriinEton. m SSeVG., Va
GERALD N. ANDERSON. husband
Of Laura Taylor Anderson and
brother of Mrs Marguerite Rapley
of Port Huron, Mich. Friends may
call at the EVerly- -Wheatley Fu-
neral Home, 1900 West Braddock
I'd, Alexandra, Va. parking IA
cilitiesl, where services Will be held
on Tuesday. January L. at 1870
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrennatOriun

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth St and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
01o n St NE Ii 3-4sso
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HOFFMAN, FRED EDWARD.

as; residence. 2542 Cleveland 81,
ne. MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. formerly
y. c. He is survived by a sister
Mrs Pauline Goldbeck. and brothers
Herman, Leo and John. Funeral
services on Tuesday. January 10,
Chapel. Minneapolis, Minn. Mr.,
Holman was employed with the
U. s. Army ouartermaster Depot
IN Washington. D. c., from l945
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ArKERMAN AIRERr RrssEII

home, s405 Flower ave, Silver
Sprlng. Nd, ALBERT RUSSELL
AUKERMAN. husband OF Bertha L.
Alderman, father OF Mrs. Dorothy
4. Fleck. Mrs. Carl Hansen. Mrs
NJ. D. SpeiSer ana William NJ. Au-
herman, and brother Of Mrs. David
McCullough. Mr.. Alderman rests at
the Warner z Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave. Silver
held on Monday, January II, at
2 pm. parking facili'iesD. Inter-
ment George Washington Cemetery,
~ RlEEG mad aNNAndnd
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AtLIsoN daf on ERITa Jsnuary e. g. 5sC Hi Aan n6sS.f
Of Charles H.. John P. William and
Atwell and Mrs. Edith Martin. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home,
5e01 Cleveland ave, Riverdale. Md,
on Monday, January IL, at 1880
pm. lnterment Arlington National
CemRtRry IN
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HILL. ROOSEVELT THEODoRE. q

Friday. January 8. 1850. RoosE-
WELT THEODORE HILL of 1887
Walter st. Sc, the beloved husband
OF Mrs Mile Hill. He also leaves
fve brothers, two sisters and many
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call after 4 pm. Monday at
the funeral home OF Alexander S.
Pope, Ala 18th St Sc. where
services will be held at 1890 am.
WOodlAWn CemptRry
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KNOTI. ALRERI InsEPn .r q

JosEPH KNOTT. Sr.. 'opS of aa6f nAHoT Roth +
ID St. Arlington Va. beloved hus-
band Of Charlotte R. Knott. father
Of William M. Knott OF Arlington.
ington, D c.: Mrs Lucille VIM
mer OF Aurora, Mo. and Mrs. Mary
Hammond Of Wenatchee. Wash (;
brother of Mrs Ada Jensen OF
Omaha. Nebr Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home. "S47 VIII
son blvd. Arlington. Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Monday. January IL. at = pm.
lnterment National Memorial lark.
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CRICKENBERGER. NANCY REBECCI
DAS5I, = H. ARTHUR A. On Thursday.

'gTaInNH1,y = 1850, Ar RrHUR A.
beloved husband Of Laura B. Danzi,
father Of Don Irvine and brother oi
MRS Annabelle MannRrinU, Mrs,
Cleo Smit and Richard A. Danzi
Friends are invited to cali at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Nd Services on tuesday. jan
uary II. at the Fort Myer Chapel,
Fort Myer, Va. where requiem mass
Will be offered at 10 am, Inter-
ment Arlinston National Cemetery
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HUNTINGTON. OLIvER WALSH. or

Saturday, January o. 1860, at Wash.
lngton Hospital Center, OLIVER
WALSH HUNTINGTON OF 4S3i
South. 5th St. Arlington, Va. be.
loved husband OF Katherine 3. hunt.
ington, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Earl p
Huntington OF Litchheld. Me: brother
OF Earl F. OF Sequel Calf, anc
Paul Huntington, Mrs. Agnes Maxim
Mrs. Martha Hutchins and Mrs
Mary NickerSon, all OF Maine
Friends may call at the Ives Funera
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington
Va. after 10 am. Monday. JanU.
airy. IL Funeral services will bI
held in the funeral home chGpe
on Wednesday. January 10. at lC
an. lnterment Arlington Nationa
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JORDAN. GERrRrnE A On rria

JUhUAN, GkKIKIDE A. on Friday,
January 8; 1880, a. the Washing
TRUDsA Ap''t5R A. JoRDAN S0sR''ti oi s$ss oEEc NtE
Hampshire ave. HyattsVille. Nd,
beloved wife OF william J Jordan
and mother OF Richard G. William
a: and stephenie N; Jordan. Fu-
Home, -3603 l4th st. NV, on Tues
DAY. January IL. at $3.50 am.
REQUIEM mass at st. Camillus
Church at 8 am. Interment Gate
call on Sunday. January 10. from
pm. to . pm. Monday, January
II. . 70 5 pm. and Z to 0 pm d
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KIETzER, FLORENCE GERTRUDI

FLoFENcE' g iEERTiRUf65E RiETsGR Si Ts2Gi
Of l43O7 Bsrdwell st. East CleVe-
land. Ohio formerly OF 1929 VAL
ley Crest drive, Falls Church. Va
vile OF the late George Julis
kietzer. mother of Capt. Arnold ]
, KietZer and grandmother OF Law
renee and Suzanne KietZer. Grave
side services on Tuesday. January
II. at 1880 am. Arlington Ma
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OUUhINEN FAUL 2. OF 5S24 James-
town rd..- West Hyattsville. Nd, on
January 6, 1860. husband of Denise
Courtney. father of Mary. Theresa
Of Mrs Mary Jameson, Mrs. ROY
Binstead. Lawrence E and Jo-
seph r. Courtney Several neph-
ews and nieces also survive. Prav.
erS at Chambers Funeral Home,
5SOl Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Md,
am Mass in st. Jerome's Roman
Catholic Church. 52O5 AID ave,
Hyattsville. Nd, at Q am Inter-
ment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery IN
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NELLIE z HAYES. President

BRERETON, DONALD J. Suddenly, on
AID j. BREREToN. beloved hus-
band Of Norah F. Brereton, father
OF Kathy Brereton and son Of Dennis
and Elizabeth Brereton Funeral
i4th st. NV. on Monday .JauuarY
II. at $50 am Requiem mass at
Our Lady Of Sorrows Church. 1910
Larch ave, Takoma Park, Md, at
am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 10
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HAYNES. z. EBERHARr. ON Erida,

January s, 1860, at Doctors Hos Hos.
pital FRANK EBERHART HAYNES.
father Of Mrs. Peter Hilgartner ano
T. Eberhart Haynes. jr; brother Of
= Marvin Haynes, Aubrey c. Haynes,
Mrs Lee Battle and Mrs. George
Chappen Three grandchildren also
survive Services viii. be held al
Gawlers Chanel. 1885 Pa. ave
NV. on Monday, January IL. at
IL am. lntermcnt private. Please
omit flowers, Contributions of SYM
pathy may be sent to the Washing
ton Heart Association 10
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HAVENER, EDGAR ERANKLIN or

Friday, January 9. 1860, At staun-
a2tENEs afIR "a of s5 EPeAs B. nT ERAEWkLEN WasRE
ington. D c.. husband OF the late
Rose v Havener. father OF Mrs.
Genevieve Hudson Of Norfolk, Va;
brother r7iIs Of Charles T; Hayener Of
Loudoun County. Va; Mrs. Mary
buckingham Of OXon Hill Md; Mrs.
Sally Shanholtz Of Vienna. Va: Mrs.
Maggie M Atwell Of Falls Church,
Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson biyd ;,
Arlington. Va. where funeral Serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday,
January 10, at 2:30 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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CHARLES A. HICKS Sew NuIe

DAVIS. JAMES D.. Jr. onicers and
N>k members of ", 8, Grouse
H Southern Maryland /. B =.
W~I o. Z OF W. are hereby no.
tined Of the death OF our
late brother. JAMES D. DA-
~ Wis. Jr
WILDER B. ANDERSON.
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BANKS. BERTHA. On Saturday. jan
uary o. 1850. at her residence. $40
, 18th ST.. ne. BERTHA BANKS.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Dovie O. Brooks and Otis
F. Allen.
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January 8. 1850, ANNIE HARRi-
and William H, Harrison. and sister
Of Genevieve Scott. Joseph, Thomas
and Aubrey Harrison Also surViv-
ing are other relatives and friends
Funeral on Sunday. January 10, al
pm. from the Salem BAPTIST
Church. King George County, Va,
Arrangements by Brooks d. Allen.
10
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BERRY. DOROTHY KURrz. On Tues.

day. January 5, 1860. CoRiNTHiA
W BRANCH Of 2l7 Division ave.
ne. beloved wife Of Ernest L.
Junius and Sally Whitby. sister Of
Mrs. Loretta Lacey Also surviving
are nephew. Malcolm D WhItby,
and other relatives and many
friends; After pm. Sunday. jan
call at her late residence. Fu-
neral services on Monday. jan
lary II, at the Calvary Episcopal
Cnurch. 9th and Eye SITS ne,
AZ 10 am. Interment Arlington
by MCGUIRE. Inc 10
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LANIER, GRACE M, Suddenly, on
LANIER Of 1920 Oakridge lane,
Chevy Chase. Nd. Beloved mother
Of Margaret Reshoft and grand
viii be neld on Sunday. January 10,
at pm. from the Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Funeral, Home Of Robert A:
Pumphrey. Bethesda, Md. Intermsnt
Cotton, Calf 10
LINs, MATTE ZINKHAM. On Thurs
zINKHHM LiNs Of jacksonville. Nd,
beloved wife Of the late Joseph Lins
and beloved mother OF George M
and Joseph 2. Lins and Mrs. John
A Walker Services at the Brooks
Funeral Home 622 York rd., Tow
son. Md. on Monday. January II.
at II am Interment jacksonville
United Church of Christ Cemetery
The family will receive friends daily.
8 to 5 and to p.m. 10
MADDEN, JAMES E.. Sr. On Satur-
day. January o. 1860, at Sibley
Hospital. JAMES Z MADDEN. Sr
of 3O2 North Carolina ave. Sc.
beloved husband OF Evelyn Madden
and father Of Mrs Fred Morrell
and James E Madden. IT.; grand
father OF Charles E. and Barbara
Nicely. James z. III and Sandra A.
Madden. Remains resting at the
James l. Ryan Funeral Home. 3l7
Pa. ave. Sc after 4 pm. Sunday,
January 10. Notice Of funeral
later
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sChNEIPMILL. MURRAY; On On Fri;

dG. January 8, 1860. MURRAY
ScHNEIDMILL. beloved husband OF
Jean sshnsinmilii devoted father OF
d. c. He also is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Dora Schneidmill;
th<ee sisters and two brothers. Mrs.
Belle Rubin Mrs Rose Braunstein.
mill and Saul Mills. ali Of New
York. Services at the :. D. Geld
berg & Son Funeral Home. 4217
9th s. NV. on Sunday. January
10, at 4 pm. lnterment Mount
Lebanon Cemetery. In mourning at
1000 Massachusetts, ave. NV,
ADt. 1915. 10
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MAGDALENE M. SCHMIDT.
Chaplain.

LA CHAPELLE. ARTHUR. Suddenly,
on Thursday, January Z. 1860, at
Spring. Md. ARTHUR La CHA
PELLE, husband of Eleanor Dill La
Chapelle Mr.. La Chapelle rests
at the Warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home: St34 Georgia ave; silver
Mass will be offered for the repose
of his soul on Monday, January II,
at g:l5 am. at st, MIchaers Cath
9lic CHURCH sO3 WAYNE ave. silver
National Cemetery 10
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KNOTT. ALBERT j., Sr. A .pecial
g. | !. g e: : /;
N bia Lodge. No. 2S5. A. r.
'MN is called at pm Mon
MNX day, January IL, 1860. for
wv the purpose of conducting
" Masonic services at the
funeral OF ouT late brother, AL
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]. KNOTT. 81
[. BUCHANAN. Master. 10

KRANZ. FRANK J. Suddenly, on
Thursday. January Z. 1860. FRANK
J. KRANZ OF g6O6 Clearview place
Silver Spring Md beloved husband
OF Agnes C. KranZ and father Of
Amos Fleming. Mr. Krans rests at Il
the Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. s434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Nd. parking facilitieSD
Mass will be offered for the repose
of his soul on Tuesday. January
L.. at 9:l5 am. at st. MichaerS
Catholic Church, sos WAYNE ave II,
Silver Spring. Nd. Interment Ar
Nngton National Cemetery IL
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Friday, January g. 1860. tusfHif Henry T. Z
SCHERR. brother OF Miss Alma B,
Scherr and the late Milton C.
Scherr. Friends are invited to cal
at the Bethesda-Ch Chase Flu.
neral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey
Bethesda. Md. where services viii
be held on Monday. January II, al
am. Interment Morgantown
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RicHARD R R, SALE Of 5324 241'st K st.
Sc. husband OF the late Alice Baker
Sale, father Of Mrs Edna 8 Rollins,
Randolph C. and Frank Sale:
brother Of Mrs. Sally s. covinEton
He also is survived by fourteen
grandchildren and four great-grRnd-
9hildrsn; FRIENDS may call at the
Mass ave ne, where services will
be held on Monday. January IL,
a. ! pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery m
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oLDs Of 3220 I4th st. ne. brother
Vivian R. johnson. Aaron. Leonard
and Williston Bankett, Mrs. Thelma
Wilds. Vernon Reynolds. Mrs Home
Rainey and Mrs. June Pollard. Other
nieceS and nephews also survive
After pm Sunday. January 10.
neral Home. 3S9 Rhode island ave
NV, where services viii be held on
Monday, January IL, at pm.
1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery. 10
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1ratha
oILBERr, cATHERINE GEoRcr n

GILBERT. CATHERINE GEORGE. On
Eriday, January 1860, At her
RNE sRsiSfP'e aEdsaE bsSs cfsEKT & hH Sis. GhTa ai
the late Dr., William H. Gilbert and
Also surviving are her nieceS, neph-
syEs: other relatives and many
MeoGf. FUnsTsi RsFs hSme iSTHiss' 1896 sfs IN
st. NV. on Tuesday, January -,
At IL am. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. Family may be contacted
the above residence. Please omit
GRAY; EVA. On Thursday, January
pitsi Center. EVA GRAY Of 5oI6 1
her loss one sister. Wrs Iandonia
H.. H%ilOWSy n.rS Of aH.4. PhtIadelDhia Pa, ene
City. After 10 am Sunday. jan
uary 10. friends may call at Boydis
Funeral Home, 1888 goth ST. NV.
Funeral on Monday January IL,
nome hti an from the above funeral tuners
HALL. HORACE ) On Tuesday. jan
1f vary Dos 3 c,nS' 1880 HORACE :; HALL
Md. dsTotet husband la i'fd' Of sestTie. sssasnSs;
v Hall. father Of Dolores Brooks
and brother Of Lucille Williams,
Edward, Charles. Anthony and Basil
children. other relatives and frier ds
AFTER nm. Suunay, January 10,
friends may call al the Rollins Fu-
neral Home. 433a Hunt place ne.
where prayers will be Lffered at Z
pm. REQUIEM mass on Monday,
January II. at the Calvary Cath
olic Church, 1900 Marlboro pike,
at 3 an: Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 10
HARLER, MARY A. At $50 10th st.
ne. on January 9, 1860. sister Of
Mrs. Annie L. Fink. Services at
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usry 5. 1850. H At her b; e fesidence, ts Ssi5 Sn
MSe1mb st NV, NARY Z MeIN-
James J. Mcintyre, mother Of Albert
E. McIntyre, Mrs. Mary Anderson,
James H, Mcintyre and Mrs. Emo
gene Lindgren She also is survived
by L. grandchildren, % great
grandchildren and one Ereat-Ereat-
Erandchild. Funeral from the DeVol
Funeral Home, 1924 Wisconsin ave
NV. on Monday, January IL. at
torv MI rburrh Inehcs w 70 E9a lay OF VIC
where requiem mass will be offered
at $50 q m. Friends and relatives
invited. 'nterment COLUMBIA Car
denS Cemetery 10
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January Z 1850, in Mount Alto
Of .I7ll Euclid st. NV. beloved
husband of Mrs Grace Nickel:
other relatives and friends alse
survive Remains resting with l. Z.
Murray e. Son, 1897 10th st. NV,
4 pm. to 10 pm. and where funeral
services will be held Tuesday. Janu-
ary IL. at 1890 pm, the Rev.
Oswald Smith officiating. Interment
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REYNOLDS, ANNIE II. On Saturday,
January o, 1890. at the Alexandria
4l9 Queen st, Alexandria. Va. wife
OF the late Charles Reynolds and
mother Of Mrs. Virginia Simpson,
Mrs. Mildred GrAnducci, Joseph r.
and George L. Reynolds Funeral
services on Tuesday. January I2. at
3 pm. from the Cunningham Fu-
neral Home. Cameron and Alfred
SITS. Alexandria, Va. Interment
Union Cemetery
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DrathH

BROWN. JOHN W. On Friday. Jan.
uary 6, 1850, JOHN W. BROWN
beloved husband of Esther Brown
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
mentS by Jarvis.
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NVhIN MN w OMCeTI
e !: ! & :
~A Reese Europe Unit, No.
TX Ia Auxiliary. are requested tn
S~~ be present for the services
NZUHS4 for our departed member
MRS. CORINTHIA W.
BRANCH, on Sunday, January 10,
1860. at pm, at 2l7 Division
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where. In this case, however, the vocal
heckling from the senior clasS-appar-
emily encouraged by parents-grew to
such proportions that the principal quite
properly adjourned the exercises.
The most distressing aspect Of the
incident is that these were not under
privileged, or mentally backward, or So
cially maladjuSted students StuyveSant
is one of the three New York public high
schools which select pupils by examina-
ton for scientific study. The median
I. @. Of the seniors was 1870 and, together,
they have received 100000 in college
scholarships.
If this is the kind of mature balance
and sense of discipline which come from
the cream of the crop-and their parents
what may one expect from mere aver
age students?
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Tidy Sum

Each year, the disgraceful
array of beer cans and
whiskey bottles along our
highways and byways grows
increasingly worse.
Not only are they an eye
sore, but also a menace to
public safety-eSpecially the
glass bottles!
I would like to offer the
following suggestions. Prob
ably some of your readers
might be able to improve
upon them and help get the
program started:
A fee or tax (of one cent
or more) could be levied
against the manufacturer for
each can or bottle of beer
or other alcoholic beverages,
which would then be paid to
the States in which these
goods are sold. The State
then could use this fund to
pay for the removal Of this
debris from our landscape.
OF course, this expense
would be absorbed by the
consumers-who are reSpon-
sible for this condition and
make some action necessary.
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