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DUVALL, FRANK H., ST.. On

%.I gESI5 S..I Ms5s6 l.; iesC; = s.IlsIi raj
DUvALI. sr husband OF Mrs. Dora
C., Duvall, father Of Mrs. Ruth
ODonnell, Mrs Marie Rhudy OF
Micanopy, Fla; Mrs. Dorothy High,
Mrs Kathleen Brand. Frank H.
Duvall. tr.; James B. and Joseph
M. Duvall. He is also survived by
sixteen grandchildren and five great
grandchildren Friends may call Al
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th and
massachusetts, ave. ne. where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday,
March IS. at 10 am, Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery II
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LOMBARD, ANTHONY lanes r

THURSDAY. March 10. 1860. AN,
THoNY JAMES LOMBARD Of s7it
FAILS rd Potomac. Md. beloved
husband OF Marion G. Lombard
brother Of Mrs. Elvira Domino anC
John lombard OF Chicago, Ill. Anc
Alfred and Adolph Lombard oi
Sarasnta. Fla Friends ere invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN
phrey, Bethesda, Nd. Services or
Tuesday, March Is, at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Fort Myer. Va, al
1:l5 pm. Interment Arlington Ma.
t'onal Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers
donations may be made to the Po.
tomae Methodist Church Fund. II
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AAHPR6y As5PRR66yE = sAsoNIsi AEsySEsivS; Il; wM

FELKER. GLADYS D. tnee Buekins.
GLADYS B. FELkER NEE Buckins: king
ham OF 2715 CORTLAND pl. NV.
ter. Of Mrs. Ferris Penn, Mrs. oliver
Welsh OF Mount Airy. Md; Mrs.
Laventia Plankert OF Baltimore. Nd. /;
Mrs. William B. Grimes OF West
ths s Nj Hines srsndi co runsi, msy cal H1m. :t
2001 14th st, NV. after 4 pm.
Tuesday. March Is (parking facili-
ties. Remains will lie in state
from 10 am. until service at Wesley
NV. Thursday, March IL. Al 10
am. Interment Pine Grove Gene
terry. Mount Airy, Nd, I6
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y: 1860. at Suburban Hospital
MARY DoERN Of 3T49 Joceiyn st
NV. beloved mother Of Mrs. Francis
sister of Mrs, Julia Carroll, Mrs
John c. DeMuth, Mrs Catherine
Taylor and Mr. Richard Falvey OF
Buffalo. N. Y. Friends may call al
the Chevy Chase Funeral Home,
prayers will be said Wednesday,
March IS, at 10 am, thence to the
Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment Church. Western ave. and
Quessda st. NV. where mass win
Gate OF Heaven Cemetery, Ms
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HSIes x. sAma 1850. JAMES S9 R. Sasi5GfI: Rip6fE
Of 5011 Fox ST., College Park. Nd. :,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Eva Marie
A. Calhoun: he is also survived BY
two brothers, Cleveland and Lee r
Riddle: four sisters, Mrs. Anna Mae
Lash. Mrs. Daisey Whitehead. Mrs.
Louise Aver and Mrs. Clara Haker:
also grandson, Relatives and
neral Home, 473a Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville. Nd, until $40 am.
Tuesday. thence to the Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church, Berwyn.
Nd, where the holy sacrifice of the
mass will be offered for the repose
Of his soul at 10 am. Interment
Ammendale Cemetery, Ammendale.
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MAZZoCHI. MARGARET l. On Mo,

day. March Il. 1850, at oeorretoWn town
uniysrsity Hospital, MARGARET l,
Mazzochi and daughter OF Mrs. Mar
garet KuSter of Cabin John, Nd. ::
sister of Lloyd Kuster Of Waukeean,
ILL.,: Karl Kuster Of Moorestovn,
n. j.: william Kuster and Mrs.
lrva Morgal Of Cabin John. Md.
Also surviving are several nieces
and nephews. Friends may call after
IL noon Tuesday. March Is, at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 51O3
Wisconsin ave. NV. where prayers
Ill be said Thursday, March II.
at q am, thence to st. AIMS
Church. Wisconsin ave. and Yuma
st. NV, where mass will be offered
at $3.50 am, Interment Gate Of
Heaven CemeieFv l6
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LOMERY, CHARLEs .. ON saturdaI

March Il, 1860, at his home neal
Union Bridge. Nd, CHARLES l.
LOWERY. beloved husband OF Mary
Katherine r. Lowery. father Of Mrs
Pearl Mae Roberts. Mrs. Mary
Katherine walters. Charles L.. ir.;
William K. and Eugene W. Lowery.
brother Of Leon Lovery. Friends are
invited to call at the Colonial Fu-
neral Home OF Robert A. Pumphrey
Rockville. Nd, where services will
be neld on Wednesday. March l6
ct IL am. Interment Darnestown
church cemetery. ID
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Sunday. March IL. 1860, At the
VEST Wassnhfsfn fPsRNTIcE Ssoved n omsh motSsr
Of Mrs. Nina Rambke, Mrs. LYDIA
Rainey and Mrs, Helon Hail. There
are l3 grandchildren and Is great
Erandehildrsn; also . sister Mrs,
Friends may call at the Takoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV.
parking opposite). from l until 10
pm. Monday. March IA. Services
and interment ChickamauRa, Ga.
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bbeoaREsdy boRs AK Ht5sS aNGh III lsSG q ssi TTE1
yard st, NV, beloved husband Of
Mrs Mary Garner and father OF
Mrs Evelyn Blair OF Cleveland,
Ohio. Also surviving are one
iI inoIaW u''Is Ma IsuSa af9ss essrner s'sss5 snd
other relatives and many friends.
After 4 pm. Monday, March IA,
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
& NJ nv: High reauiem mass win
soul on Tuesday. March IS. at 10
an. at st Augustine's Catholic
Church. 17l6 18th st. NV. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. IA
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LEWIS, MARY c. (MAMIE). On Fri.
day. March II, 1860, at her resi-.
dence: 3644 Horner place s.e.. MRS
NARY c LEWIS, wife OF the late
William A. Lewis and mother oi
William J and Edward c, Lewis
She also Is survived by three grand.
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne. where services will
be held on Tuesday. March IS. al
80 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. IA
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REESE. EUGENERA HURT. On
Thursday. March 3. 1860, at Ia
wall, EuGENERA HURT REESE,
beloyed wife Of spc.I5 Manning
friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920 9th
st. NV. Funeral services at Lincoln
Memorial Conversational Temple,
March Is, at l:30 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. IA
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@ASSuHNS AhS In
MOSES, CAPT. RADFoRD, UsN IRE.
tired. On Saturday. March IL,
1850, at United States Naval Hos
pital, CAPT. RADFORD MOSES,
st. NV, beloved husband Of Emma
May King Moses and father Of VIII
liam Radford. Mary and Henry
Moses and Estelle Riggles He Is
also survived by two grandchildren
Friends may call at the residence
after 8 pm. Monday. Mass will be
offered at Blessed Sacrament Cath
Ollie Church, Western ave. and
March 10. at 9:30 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. with
full military honors at IL am. In
lieu Of flowers. donate to the Kiwanis
Fund for Crippled Children. Kiwanis
Club, Washington, d. C. Is
l3, 1850, at his residence, 447C
Fort dr., suitland, Nd. JOHN
Pauline Town. Barbara Newcomt
and Sophie Roberts. Friends may
call at the Robert A. Mattingly Flu.
neral Home, 131 l1th st. Sc, where
services will be held Thursday
March IL, At q pm. Relatives and
friends invited. lnterment Congres.
sional Cemeters. 10
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WISE, JOSEPH EDWARD. suddenly,

WISE, JOSEPH EDWARD. Suddenly
on Sunday, March IT, 1860. at his
NV. JOSEPH EDWARD WISE, be-
loved cousin ~ Mrs. Marie L, Ed
wards. Mrs. Ella y. Bsnnister. Dr.,
and Mrs Daniel O. Hill. Dr. Lena
EDWARDS and DR.. Thomas Edwards.
Also surviving are other relatives
and MANY friends. From 4 to 1880
pm, Tuesday. March lb. friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
nera! Home, 1920 9th ST. NV. Fu-
neral and interment New York City.
NNew York City papers please COPY J
Is
YANCEY RUTH ANN On Tuesday,
March g.. 1900, RUTH ANN YAM
CEY Of 1881 Clay ST.. ne beloved
daughter Of Simon p and Sadie
seven aunts, three % Tncies. other
relatives and many friends. After
4 ON Mondav March IL. friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1890 9th st NV,
Funeral services at the Salem Bap-
tist Church. a17 N st NV, on
Tuesday. March 1h, at Io:30 p.m'
Interment Arlington National Gene
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S 4 st. Sc. on n March MS1fS x: 1850. % 'SSa son
OF J. Edward and Clara j. Mccin-
neDS.vg nesi grs9d;on ~ SG.ref, Of AeA T1o, MOs.s
mains At chambers' Funeral Home,
March is. ct s:ib ann ann Mass 1i Al
81. Matthews Cathedral. l725
Rhode Island ave. NV. at 10 am.
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DYSON. DEACON ERNEST. o

Wednesday. March ., 1890 DEACON
ERNEST DYSON OF 1855 L st. Sc.
devoted father OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Williams. Mrs. yulean Wright, Theo.
Dyson: brother Of Mrs. Annie New.
man and Alonzo johnson He /,
also survived by twenty Grand.
children, fifteen great-grand.
children. other relatives and friends
Remains may be viewed after q :, m
Monday, March IA, at 100 M 81
sc. Funeral Tuesday, March Is
at 1880 am. from the Matthew,
Memorial Baptist Church, 2621
Nichols ave. se., the Rev. r, "
Coger of1ciating.. Interment Metro
politan Methodist Church Cemetery
Pomonkey, Nd, ARRANGEMENTS by
Barnes & Matthews. Il
EASTER. civ III I'm srnA., NE..,
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FEIGEL, MARTIN. ofne.r, and mem

FEIGEL, MARTIN. ofhcers and mem
~ bers Of York Lodge. No.
IN 225. A. r & A. M, OF
IN Cheverly. Nd, are urgent
W SN ~ requested to attend the
~LX Masonic memorial service
w %.paGN eEHStesv Sv,oST for p Brother
watha Lodge No 434, p. a. A. NJ.
Mount Vernon. N Y. at Hines Fu..
neral Home. 14th and Harvard sts.
NV. Washington. d. c.. on Mon
day evening. March II, at pm.
ANptREw ] sARoN1s 1r WIN
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MCINTYRE, DONNA LEE. On Sat-
urday, March l2, 1880. at children's
Hospital. DONNA LEE MCINTYRE,
daughter Of RAYMOND and Nina Mae
Mcintyre of lbs WAYNE rd.. Fails
and Raymond Z. Mcintyre. Friends
may call At Parsons Funeral Home,
AZ North Washington ST.. Falls
Church., Va, after 3 pm. Tues
ST. PatricE's Episcopal Church,
l4l5 Brush drive, Fails Church,
Va, on Wednesday, March l6. at
pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Is
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Saturday. March IL. at her home
LoTTIE LEE GRUSSNER. mother O
Mrs. katherine z. Lukens, Mrs. Don
old White and Mrs Thomas Lar
kins, sister of Mrs. Sallie B. Keeton
Mrs. Blanche b. Pullen and jane
H Emmett W and John 8. Bar
row. There are also five grandchil
dren. Mrs. 0russner rests at tn
Warner Z. PumphTey Funeral Home
S434 0eorgia ave, Silver Spring
Nd, where friends may visit unit
$50 pm. Monday fparking facili
tiesl Services on Tuesday. Marcl
10. at 2 pm. at the joseph W
Bliley Funeral Home, ard and Mar
shall SITS. Richmond, Va. Intermen
Forest Lawn Cemetery, Richmond
Va. IA
HINES. HAROLD L., sr. On Sunday
March 10, 1850. at Georgetowl
University Hospital, HAROLD
HINES. Sr.. father OF Harold l.. jr.
Charles Charles = 7 oI and Frank EErsnkkliR l; Hines ines
Charles Hines and Mrs, Della Bar
grandchildren. Friends may call n
Gawler's Chapel. 1855 .Pennsylvani
aye. NV. Courtesy parking oppositeJ
where services will be held Thurs
cay, March II, at IL am. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lie
OF Movers, contributions may b
mace miaGe to the American Cancer 30
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EAsIEk, GUY n. On Sunday. March
l3.. 1860. at his residence, 2522
Nicholson st. Sc. Guy H. EASTER.
husband OF Grace L, Easter: father
OF LYMAN r.. and Roy 8. Easter,
neral services at the Simmons Bros
Funeral Home. 1851 Good Hope rd'
Sc. parking facilitiesD, wednesday.
March 10. at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. i5
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CuRRAN, SUSIE N. On Thursday
pitai, SUSIE N, OSi cURRANS SlSiei q los ASs Stl
st. ne. beloved mother Of Miss
Mary B. Curran and Harold W
Curran. grandmother Of Allen Cur
ran. Friends may call at the Lee
ave: ne. where services will be held
on Tuesday March Is. at 2:30 pm
1nterment Glenwood Cemetery.
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rriday. March i. 1860. a 6Tis rs
THOMAS Z. WALLACE. After 1
pm. Tuesday. March is. friends
NAV call at the Rollins Funeral
services will be held at pm.
wednesday. March l6. Interment
Moses Cemetery. Bristol. Nd. il
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issS LaE nell pn b6fnsR S9iqIsa' d MS5f5 SGf5
Del Ray ave-. Bethesda, Nd. be-
loved mother Of Mrs, John CUNNING :
ham and grandmother Of Richard
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey,
Bethesda. Nd. on Tuesday, March
Is, at IL noon. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery
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CHARLES ]. A special
communication Of Hope
Lodge No 20. F.. A. A. M.
is hereby called for the
purpose Of conducting Ma
sonic burial services for
our late brother. CHARLES
J. NEWHARD, on Wednes-
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Hospital. MARTIN II FE16EI Of
SI24 73rd ave; Kent village. Nd,
beloved husband Of Frances L. Pei
gel brother Of Philip H. FeiEel OF
8, II Hines Co. Funeral Home, oaOi
18th st. W. on Tuesday. March is.
q IL am tparking facilities). In
terment private
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CARRELL. OWEN GEoRGE. ON sun

4htSLubchb "VOoie"h NcmSbCiSs II
cARRELL, OWEN GEORGE. On Sun
daFSoRdMEa Marie ieeARhssiLL, Ill loSS; tSs SelcTeS e%Es
husband Of Beatrice Matteson Car
fell and father OF Mrs, Aldyth c.
Peterson and owen B.. 8. M. W. s.
and 2. W. ,carrell; Funeral from
the Walter W Deal Funeral Home,
1912 Georgia ave. NV, Wednesday
March 10, at 2 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. is
CARROLL, RUSSELL W. on Thurs
day, March, lo. 1860: RUSSELL
W. CARROLL Of 560l. list st. NV.
beloved husband Of Mrs. Hazel O.
Carroll and devoted father Of Edith
and Bertha Lewis, celeStine James
and Lloyd Murphy, He also leaves
TO MOURN their loss his mother,
Mrs. Edith Marshall: two brothers,
one sister, fve grandchildren. other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island ave.
NV. where friends may call after
3 pm. Monday. March IA. Funeral
services on Tuesday, March IS, at
pm, at the National EVangelis-
tic Center. 3641 Georgia ave. NV.
the Rev. John L, MeareS oflciating
tnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. IA
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March u, 1850, at chilldren's Hos.
pitol; JOAN ELIzABETH WINS. be-
Wins OF 1922 Eye st. ne, Ant. .:
Eranddaughter OF Mr. and Mrs,
Iheodors Wins and Mrs. Ronetta
Epps. She also leaves two sisters
and brother. other relatives and
friends Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS BY Alexander 8. Pope
Funeral Home.
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FARRELL. REV. THOMAS 1.

fHoMxs L. FARRELL. pastor as9oi Of TfS 81
Lavrence's Church, JesSups. Nd.
osioVsd PEG .,,. son q the late Albert B
OF James J. and Albert B. Farrell
OF Washington. d. c. Friends may
call At St. Lawrenees Rectory. Jes.
sups, Nd. after . pm Saturday
March II. until noon Sunday, March
ct st Lawrence's Church from
pm. Sunday, March 13, until q
am. Tuesday, March u. Solemn
pontineal requiem mass at the
Basilica OF the Assumption. Balti-
more, Nd, on Tuesday at lO:3O
am. Interment Cathedral Gene.
terry il
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MoLYNEAUx. JOHN. On Sunday,
NEAux Of aIs4 goV 3 st. iohN NV, M0fsr fsthsr
Of John William Molyneaux OF
Wheaton, Nd: Mrs. Ruth Molly
neaux Kennedy Of Shaker Heights,
Ohio: brother OF Mrs. Capitola Molly
neaux Curtin of Washington. ID. c
He is also survived by nine grand
children Prayers at the s. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, -2a0l 14th
st. NV. on Thursday. March II,
ct am. parking facilitiesl
Thence to Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, 3Sth and o SITS. NV, where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will
be offered at 9;3O am. for the
repose Of his soul. Interment Ar.
lington National Cemetery. He was
member Of the General Nelson A.
Miles Camp. United Spanish Amer
lean War Veterans. 10
MOORE, GEORGE. On Saturday,
March ~; 1860. GEORGE MOORE
funeral later ArranQRments hy
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March TO- 1900, at the Washing
ton Hospital Center, DOROTHY
SMITH Of l4Ib lrves place Sc,
devoted wife Of Wilbert Smith and
beloved mother OF Rose Smith She
also leaves to mourn their loss
two sisters. one sister-in-law. Susie
Smith. and other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the
John T Rhines d. Co. Funeral
Home, 3Olh 18th st. ne where
friends may call after 4 pm. SUM-
day. March ~ Funeral services
on Tuesday. March Is. at 1890
am. at the Randall Memorial Bap-
tist Church, 5000 22d st. ne.
the Rev s l.. Gardner officiating.
lnterment Arlington National Gem
STEWART. WILLIAM. On Sunday,
March 10. 1860, at his residence.
26l0 Bowen I'd. Sc, WILLIAM
STEWART, husband Of Mrs, Willie
May Stewart. cousin OF Mr.. william
H. Pierce Also surviving are other
relatives and friends. Notice of flu
neral later. ARRANGEMENTS By WAL
ter H. Hunter Funeral Home.
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life on Friday, March II. 1850, At
hsF HE'S refiSsnss S,a 4Sss srTsps THGIs s .,6vsd
mother moth NosA Of Mrs.. MABEL Butler. oeiVsSe sSe
Mabel Patterson Of Pittsbureh, Pa;
devoted son-in-law. Daniel T.
Butler; . dear friend. Mrs. ssdie
friends. After pm. Monday.
March Il. friends are invited to
call at Barbour's Funeral Service,
4s K st. ne. Funeral services on
the oisndsie % Bapti:. aI Church, mn 2bo4
Gault place ne, the Rev. William
n; Gibson ofneiating. Interment
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1ruha

NASH. LAURA WILLIAMS. On Sun.
day. March 13, 1850, at the District
LAURA WILLIAMS NASH Of sIs
Grant ave. Manassas, We. beloved
wife Of the late Z. H. Nash. Sur
vived BY one sister, Mrs. Kathleen
c, GiddinRs, and one brother. c. A
Sinclair ST. Friends may call ai
the Baker u Son Funeral Home
314 North West St. Manassas, Va
where services will be held Tuesday
March 15. at . pm. Interment
Manassas Cemetery.
NEwHARD, CHARLES J. GERRY. Or
Friday, March IL. 1860, at Mount
Alto Hospital, CHARLES J. NEW.
HARD GERRY Of 1913 Buchanan
st. NV, beloved husband Of Mabe
Jones Newhard. father Of Guy J
Newhard Of Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs
Mae Berries Oeden of Westport
Conn He is also survived BY fouI
grandchildren and ten great-grand.
children. Friends may call at the
9, H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol
l4th st. NV. after 2 pm, Sunday
March 13 (parking facilities). Serv.
ices at the above funeral home or
Wednesday. March 10. at 10 am
!nterment Arlington National Gene.
terry. IA
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WILLIAMS. MINNIE BUNTING. O

WILLIAMS. MINNIE BUNTING, on
SUNDAY. March ia 1850. at her
MiNNTS MssiiISsnse a,1Sgfn 1sTa pesns wIs aye ne,
loved mother OF Herman A ana py
Edwin L Williams Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Henry s,
Mashington & Sons. CGoldsboro
N. c., papers please copy
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-03

Board and the Chemical Corps
School.
Among the organizations within
the seven-state Second u. S. Army
area which are expected to send
students to the course are the Xxx
u. S. Army Corps with headquar-
ters at Fort Hayes, Ohio, and the
XXI U. S. Army Corps with head
quarters at Indiantown Gap Mill
tary Reservation, Annville, Penn
sylvania.
National Guard units with stu
dent participation will be the 2Sth
Infantry Division, Pennsylvania;
the 10Th Infantry Division, Mary
land Virginia; the 37th Infantry
Division. Ohio; and the XIII
Corps Artillery, Kentucky.
The U. S. Army Reserve will fur
nish students from the 18th In
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fantry Division and the 479th Ar
tilIery Brigade, Pennsylvania; the
83rd Infantry Division, Ohio; the
8Oth Infantry Division. Virginia;
the Tooth Infantry Division, Ken
lucky; and the 415th Chemical
Group, Delaware.
Colonel Stoever pointed out that
while the course is primarily aimed
at increasing the proficiency of the
students in preparation for an ac-
tual emergency, an incidental by
product will be valuable experience
which will heighten Chemical Corps
effectiveness in the forthcoming
TRAP LINE ", Second Army's
major paper war" which will be
held here in September. Most of
these units will participate in the
tactical-type command post exer-
else.
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be held at an Army-level headquar-
ters, will bypass instruction in ba-
sic subjects like decentralization
and protective measures" and will
stress tactical planning in the use
of chemical and biological weapons
in support OF ground operations.
Colonel Stoever stressed that at
tendance at the course will not be
limited to Chemical Corps officers.
Representatives Of G-3 (Plans and
Training); G-2 Intelligence); and
Artillery, all of whom must work
closely with Chemical personnel
for the most effective planning for
chemical, biological and radiologi-
cal operations, will be ON hand for
the course, he noted.
Officers students will range in
grade from first lieutenant to brig
adler general, and will work out
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actual problems from lesson plans
prepared by the Chemical Corps
School, Fort Mcclellan, Alabama.
The course will consist of aca-
demic instruction in such subjects
as: Agents and Munitions; Opera
tional Applications; Fire Support
Coordination: MeteorOlOgy and
Terrain; CDR Estimate of the Sit
uation; and Defensive Operations.
u. S. Army Reserve and National
Guard officers, it is planned, may
utilize the two-week period either
instead of, or in addition to, their
regular annual Active Duty train
ing. This will be determined by in
dividual organizations.
Instructors will include members
of the staff of the Second Army
Chemical Office, as well as repre-
sentatives from the Chemical Corps
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Safety Is Aim OF
Boat Licensing

"The chief purpose of boat IL
censing is boating safety" Cam
den Wyoming Rotarians were told
recently by Nathaniel w. Buddy
Taylor. executive secretary of the
Delaware Shell Fisheries Commits
sion and Boat Safety Director.
Mr.. Taylor told the Rotarians al
ready almost 5000 of an estimated
10000 boats in Delaware had been
registered. Every boat must car
ry life preservers. an anchor with
line. and a whistle" said Mr.. Tay-
lor
Fire extinguishers are desirable
and mandatory on all but open
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-03
National Guard, Army
Reservists To Receive
CDR Defense instruction

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md.
June "a two-week course in
Chemical : Biological Pathological
Warfare will be held here from
July 1923 to acquaint officer repre-
sentatives of all three components
of the United States Army-the Ac-
tive Army, the National Guard, and
the U. S. Army Reserve-with plan
ming techniques involved in the use
of these weapons, Colonel r. e.
Stoever, Second Army Chemical
Officer, announced this week
The course, first of its kind to
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boats with outboard motors" con-
cluded Mr.. Taylor.
Edward w. ]. Cooper introduced
the speaker with Ralph w. Wine
making the response
Visitors included: Rotarians j.
Paul Slaybough. Ralph H. Boyer,
Theodore w. Collins and Morris
Simon, all of Dover.
James Richardson introduced
two new Rotary Club members.
Walter ]. Williams and Robert E.
Vandegrift
William Richardson led the sing
ing with Kenneth G. Faulkner at
the organ.
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PASTORAL ASSISTANCE

BARKER, N. Y. tP-When his
car ran out of gas, the Rev. Ken
meth Mullen. pastor Of st. Pat
rick's Church, sought aid from the
next motOrist to come along.
He got it. The next car was
driven by the Rev. Richard Reese,
minister of the Methodist Church
at nearby Somerset
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-03

Tree farms in the Pacific North
west contain more than 100 species
of trees, % of which are of major
commercial Importance.
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TEEN-AGERS CAN BE TERRIFIC

If proof of that is needed one need only talk
to the nearest teacher.
New in the field, however, is the growing
awareneSS on the part of teen-age Observers
principally educators, that the really newSworthy
story is found in the boys and girls popularity
referred to as gifted"
When looked at in detail their accomplish
mentS seem spectacular. They run from gazing
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at the stars and writing down what they see to
raising cattle; from politics to playing tennis.
Happily, these are now the young people who
are getting the applause-not only from adults
but from other teens. In short, it's no longer
square to be smart. And the idea is spreading
the observers note.
Delving into the local picture, TEEN has
Continued on Poss
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By JOHN M. ROSSON
TEEN Editor

1t doesn't take great brains to come to the
conclusion that it's the few-very few-bad teen
ayers whove been making all the headlines, but
every day that passes brings closer to the public
mind the overwhelming fact that the vast ma
jority of teens are dedicated and hard-working
young people.