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Mrs. EIoise Suter, Formed
Arlington Neiqhbors Club

Mrs. Eloise Carhart Suter.
S8, founder and first president
of the Neighbors Club of
Arlington and widow Of Frank
Suter, a chemistry teacher at
Eastern High School for more
than 40 years. died Friday in
the White Hall Nursing Home.
Mrs. Suter was born in
Brooklyn, N. Y, and spent her
early life in Peekskill, N. Y. She
moved to Washington after her
marriage in 1904 to Mr.. Suter,
who retired in 1886. He died
shortly thereafter.
They moved to Arlington in
1914. Mrs. Suter was also ac-
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RHODES, RALPH. On Saturday, April
l6, 1850, RALPH RHODES, beloved
husband OF Nancy J; Rhodes, father
father Of Aubrey Goshen and eight
great-grandchildren, brother OF
Samuel Sam h. snS %,.s ETsd " RhG5 Funeral
4SesS.y E4S@s 4Sls Hpr fs0fsia s m aVe ls6 sT p% Gn
Interment Washington National
Cemetery. 1S
ROBERTS. BERNARD ". on Thurs
RoBERTs Of iii Hamilton st.
M erts tnee HseVfe IedWei P.n father q % Of 1enni, @
q William fra9 AND David b FpI Roberts, os Mrs.
william Powers and Mrs. Mary Mar
ay n all ca. Of ~ Rpsfl.Rf %a.R fIn.r. Mass FFens' Hes
ave. ne, on Saturday and Sunday,
April ls and II: from from to 10
John Baptist de La Sale csthoiic
Church. Sargent rd., Chillum, Nd.
where mass viii be offered at 8 a m.
for the repose Of his soul. Rela-
Arlington National Cemetery. $50
am. Family requests tokens Of
YInE sYympathy y,G may be made to the 2 C
ROBERTS, BERNARD v. The mem
49, ssst sess Sd. S6 Ias4 !atsEnal 81 " RfyeRge y wye
l are requested to attend
National Honor Guard
services for our late Com
rade BERNARD v. ROB
ley's Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Sunday, April II. 1860, at $50 pr
GEORGE r. BALLoWE,
LEO MAKsYMscHocK, Adiutsnt.
IS, 1880. At the. United states Sci. I
RODEN. beloved husband Of oiphis
Roden and stepfather OF Lawrence
Takems ksSnfF Funsf. s qasss Hons d54 l5G" csl .a:
roll st. NV. tparkins oppositeD, on
agiem mass I At s., Marx: Catholic
Friends may esil at the above
funeral hnrt home after 3 pm. Sunday
RoDEN, ANDREW. onicers and mem
49,. Der; Der, e National sts 1v,S; Capital
{; /; ;;: !; I'; !:
neral Home. 254 Carroll St.. Takoma
ALLEN q. Hopaoop. comdr.
ROBERT D. TRUssELL, Adit. Is
RUSH, MARY DAVIS. Suddenly. on
thssds hadsa'i Mo A'iA Mary psyIs 5syf K RusH 81
leaves one daughter, Mrs. willie r.
knight; one soncin-law; Walter J;
Aprii h0S IL, sef ths late MRS. @ RUSH ahoafil Viii
rest at the Snowden Funeral Home,
246 n; Washington St, Rockville,
No After 10 am. Monday, April IS,
Wesley Church. 1915 14th. st. NV.
where funeral services will be held
at ] pm, the Rev. Jackson ON
eiating. lnterment Carver Memorial
10. 6-709OJ
SHEETS, ANNA. On Thursday. April
/ IA. 1850, at the WASHINGTON sani.
tarium and Hospital, ANNA SHEETS
Of Fairland, Nd. wife OF the late
osE eoEe sRsits ten 'sr Ml q d.Srr. %s
Maslar, Mrs. Mamie Aaronson, Mrs.
Michael Rovnak. .Josepeh, sr.; John
and George yalke: Mrs; Sheet,
ahsrs Fsas 4 h0n. 0s wsEnsF s4s dsosa pH%DsF:' E:
ties).. Service on Monday, April
is, at 10 am, at st. Marks Epis-
copal Church, Fairland. Nd. In
terment church cemetery. II
sIssoN, JOSEPH FRANCIS. ON Fri.
day, April Is, 1850, at Richmond,
age II, beloved husband Of Emma
Sisson. He is also survived by one
son, Walter (Benl Sisson; hve
daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Hall. Mrs.
Irene Cornweu, Mrs Neomi BoXton,
Mrs. Clara McKellips and Mrs. Mary
Travis: three brothers, Sam, Ernest
and Harry and sixteen grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Hal Funeral Home, Occoquan. Va.
Services on Tuesday. April 19, at
2 pm. at the Triangle Baptist
Church. Intermeut Triangle, Va.
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tive in the Rock Spring Con-
gregational Church. where she
taught Sunday school.
She leaves two sons, Merle
Suter of 4915 North Rock
Spring road, and Charles Suter
of 1909 North Rock Spring
road, Arlington. She also
leaves six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
in the Rock Greek Church in
Arlington at IL am. Monday,
Burial will be private. The
family requests that expressions
of sympathy be sent to the Rock
Spring Church's endowment
fund.
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Darn uf Chunks

BhEhEIONS rNI. DONhLD D. Wiou
and a. stRssis tRsnss TO 70 the Se pistrict COM
missioners. to the chief Of police, to
the oficers and men OF the l3tn
precinct, to the officers and men
Ia land dc and md Vii Virginia police forces,
and to the District Fire DEPART
= ment for the splendid tribute they
paid my late husband. PVT DON
AID 5RERELioN; ELiocG ,,ss a. ;, the svnlsas time
my sincere thanks and gratitude
! 20 my relatives. many neiehbors
and friends, to the religious com;
munities,, TO the business. political
sand social ORGANIZATIONS for the
masses and beautiful floral tributes,
and the many other kindnesses on
a the, occasion Of the death Of my
> husband And again. q short time
Later Later on w the death a dSsd Of my p fstnsE
MRS DONALD J. BREREToN.
BROWN, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Sr. The
family of the late WILLIAM JOSEPH
BROWN, Sr., would like to take
this opportunity to thank the many
friends sns ;S. nsisnSSTs' The Holy Society
St. Cyprian. the special police
group for their expressions Of sym
pathy, donations and floral tributes
and use Of their cars during our
mas. sERTHA +. BROWN AND
FAMILY.
COLES, MRS. SARAH C. The devoted
daughter of the late MRS. SARAH
G. COLES wishes to thank ali of
her neighborS and friends for their
many kindnesses during her be-
MRS. MAMIE C. STEWART.
DATCHER, MAUDE W. The family of
the late MAUDE w. DACHTER
wishes to express its deepest appre-
ciation for the many services and
expressions of sympathy on the
bors at the time of their recent
THE FAMILY.
the late JOHN H. Dyson wishes
90 express their sincere spprecia-
non nn ior the many expressions OF
cards, teleErams, calls and other
services rendered during their re-
-cent bereavement. THE FAMILY.
FORTUNE, HARPER r. The family
of the late HARPER r. FORTUNE
aeknowledses with grateful appre--
other, expressions of sympathy dur
ing their recent bereavement.
MRS S5u ESslE L. FORTUNE AND
SHELTON, GORDON C. The family
Of GOkDON c. SHELTON wishes
to thank their many friends for the
calls, floral tributes, use of cars
gifts and other kindneSses during
our recent bereavement,
MRS. RUTH B. SHELTON.
TowNsHEND. SAMUEL G.. sr. The
family Of the late SAMUEL @.
ToWNSHEND, Sr., wish to thank
our relatives and many friends for
their cards, flowers and tokens of
sympathy during our recent be-
TUCKER, JOHN FREDERICK. The
family. family Of JOHN FREDERICK
passed away March l2. 1850, wishes
70 express its deep appreciation and
thank all Of the kind neighborS,
friends, co-workers and relatives
Tor their acts of kindness and their
expressions Of sympathy at the
loss. Of the father Of Frederick A.
Tucker, 1855 Hermosa drive, De-
eatur, Ga; Faith. T. Dick, 2l04
Bethune St, Pimmit Hills, Falls
and Ellen II, Tucker, ff23 5ith
81. NV, and the husband Of Mildred
8. Tucker Of the same address.
WINFIELD, PEARL II, N. We would
like to take this opportunity to
thank everyone for the sympathy
and kindness in memory Of MRS.
PEARL H. N. WINFIELD
THE FAMILY II
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Anurilin1

cEPPos, MOLLIE +. There will be
MoLLiE r cEPPos, beloved wife
Of David Ceppos and devoted mother
Of Harry and DR.. Jacob Ceppos, at
the Beth Sholom CONGREGATION Gem
etery, 57th ave. and NJ St. Ben
ming, Md, ct IL am. Sunday, April
"a. 1860. Relatives and friends
are invited to sttend. 1924
tIsS, IRVING. There will be an un-
yelling in memory of our beloved
husband and father, IRVING LISS,
on Sunday, April "a. 1860, at 1890
pm, DIST. at King David Memorial
Garden, Block 8. Relatives and
friends invited. 1924
HEAGER. JENNIE, dwelling of a
monument in memory OF JENNIE
YEAGER will take place on Sunday.
April "a, 1860, at / pm, at the
AdaS Israel Cemetery, 14th st. and
Alabama ave. s.e. Friends and
relatives invited. 17,22,23
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DrathH

JAMES H. On wednesday,
April 13. 1850, at Kecoughtan vet
eterans' Hospital: Hampton, va,
JAMES H. ADAMS Of S1l North
PANEL PANEL st. tA5ilinstop, Va; beloved
Esther Marie Adams and Mrs Mary
Everett and Orland Kinsman and
brother of John and Leo Adams and
Mrs Agnes Mccauley. Friends may
ssli at the Fitzgerald Funeral Home,
$sa5 SsaI Wilson ISi3n,idv blvd parking in the the
rosary will be recited on Sunday,
April II. at Z pm. Mass viii be
celebrated on. Monday. April IS,
cb11Teena g 10 an ar,,nstst at st. CHARLES cstholi;
Arlington National Cemetery II
ADEE. LUCY A. X. On Friday.
Ap55inl IS. 1850, at her RESIDENCE.
A. x, ADEE, daughter OF the late
David Graham .Adee and Ellen Skeel
, Adee; niece Of the late Alvey A.
Adee. beloved aunt of Constance
Ellen Tyler. Services will be held
z. i.,.ss,,.. St, JOHNS Episcopal Church
eEvate eRE1l lS pl.ss. omit I'm ovsTs t'rcent cen
chiidren's 'Ss HOSPITAL sS Pe Fund, Sen' 70 the
RAYMOND p. On Friday,
April IS, 1850, at Leland Memorial
Hospital RAYMOND P. ,ARNEsoN
Pleasant Nd. the beloved husband
Of Catherine E Arneson. father Of
Paul r. Arneson. Mrs. Martin Carlo
and Denis X. Arneson; son OF Mrs
Mabel 9, Arneson and brother of
Mrs. Gilbert Birckhead. Mrs. VIII
liam Mari, Mrs. Lawrence Gates,
James A.. Charles l., Wilhsn B.
and Francis E. Arneson, He also
is survived by two grandchildren
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave, ne,
until 9 am Monday April is.
REQUIEM mass will be offered at
st. Peters Catholic Church. I'd and
g SITS. Sc, at 9:30 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
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Beniumin F. SNYDER

HAGERSTOWN. Md, April
l6 CAP).-Benjamin F. Snyder,
former member of the Wash
ington County Board of Educa-
ton, died Friday night in
Washington County Hospital.
He was IS.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

VEN often o cord Of thonks In
The StoI meetS o need which con
hordly be solved in onY other woY
: Not only is IL o sroeious expression
Of gratitude TO those Who have sent
fDoruI tributes but also eovrteousIS
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the mony 10 whom
Q personol note OF thonks eoanot
veil be moiled OF whose nomes
and addresses ore not known
insertion OF o cord Of thonks
moy be orrunssd BY telephone to
The Stur u, 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Dratha

ORD. MAI. GEN. JAMES c.. UsA
(retired). On Friday, April Is
1860. at Walter Reed Army Hos
pitai, JAMES @. ORD Of 1928 Ro;
OF Irene W, Ord and father Of
James g. Ord, ir.; Marian Ord and
Edward o. c. Ord. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1885 Pa
ave NV. tcourtesy parking op.
positel. Mass will be offered al
Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday, April
10. at 8 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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., Dupont Post No. 40, Ameri-
can Lesion, are requested
to assemble at the Sim
mons Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope rd Sc, on
Monday, April Is, 1860. at
8 pm, for honor guard
services. Services will be heId in
Arlington Cemetery Tuesday. April
10, 81 II 80 an. ct Memorial Gate,
FINLEY B. WOOD. LomoT.
CLAUDE X. CARTER. Adj. Is
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HALL, LUCY THOMPSON. On Sat-
qqTHdaSyM;ps66pDr qTdSy; 66pril ui3' TO- 1850: Lucy
Va, beloved, wiie of Lynn Hall and
Roberta Mitchell, Mrs. Katherine
hillman. Mrs. Frances Hughes, MRS.
Virginia Grant, Mrs. Edith Dodson,
Richard and Louie Han. FriendS
may call at the Royston Funeral
ices will be held TUESDAY, April 10,
1 pm. 1nterment at home, The
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ASfiI ia. SSs 1870 yoEN IN o1SsoR: SMsSRNs:Say
band Of Ida Salena Gibson, son of
David and Laura Gibson, father OF
Lorraine Washington, Dolores and
John Gibson; brother Of Chase l.,
Louis C., Charles E. and David W.
April Is, friends may cali at
Crouch's Funeral Home, 81 K ST.
NV, where services will be held al
pm Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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April Is. 1860, NORRIS Il. H"iSiqIx MILLS
Of 5000, Kerry lane. Chevy Chase,
Nd, beloved husband Of Mary S.
Friends are invited to cali at the
Bethesda Chevy-Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
Md, where service will be held on
Wednesday, April 20. at pm,
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
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CHRISTMAS, DIR. WILLIAM WALLACE

WHITNEY. On Thursday, April "A,
1860, in New York City. N. Y, DIR,
CHRISTMAS. BELOVED Son of fhe iste
James Yaneey Christmas and Rhoda
Whitney Christmas. He also is
survived by two nieces, Mrs. John
D. Bowling and Mrs. Charles King;
four nephews, James Yancey, B.
Frank, Donelson and Edward A.
Christmas. Friends may call at the
Ritchie Bros. Funeral Home, Upper
Marlboro. Md, Funeral services
Church, Groom, MI, on Monday,
church cemeterY IL
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MARGARET T. I

Er,dny IN, 1INUAhEI ~ ,l.Aa =. on
Z. HUMPHREYS OF 352U Upton 81.
NV. mother .of. Dorothy Humphreys,
grandmother of Thomas Il, McNeii
ana Miss Vivian Mcneil OF Dallas,
Tex. services at the S. Il. Hines
co. Funeral Home. 29U1 I4th st.
NV, on Monday, April Is, at /
D.m. tparKing facilitiesJ Inter-
ment George Washinston Cemetery,
Rlgss rd. IL
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GoRENsY, METRO; OF 55le I'd St,
1860, stepfather Of John, Metro
Shaternick, Mrs. Sophia Agapitos,
Mrs. Olga johnson and Mrs. Mary
Miller. Remains at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 3072 M st. NV, until
April Is, at 11:30 am. Funeral at
Russian Orthodox Church, $500
Massachusetts, ave. NV, on Mon
day at IL noon. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park. Falls Church,
Va
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oLLERENsHAw, HERBERT =; On Fri,

HERBERT J. on FRI
day, April IS. 1860, HERBERT J;
James j. and Lillian Ollerenshaw;
brother OF John. Robert. James and
Frances DEFINES. Friends may call
at the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home, 131 11th st. Sc, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, April
10, at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Is
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CRAWFORD, CLAUDE 3. On Wsdnes-
DAVIS, BEULAH B. On saturday,

DAVIS, BEULAH B. On Saturday,
April l6, 1860, at her residence.
2Sl5 18th ST.. North Arlington, Va;
Gilbert W. Davis: mother Of Colleen
B. and Terrell g. Davis; sister Of
Mrs Ethel Wright, Mrs. Ruth TIL
lit and Ben T Breeden of Balti-
more; Nd; Oscar and Harry Breeder
Irving and Daniel Breeden, Charles
Town, W Va; Mrs. Albert Mitchell,
breeden. Ransom, W. va, and Marvin
<. Breeden, Harpers Ferry, W. Va.
Funeral Home, 390I North Fairfax
dr., Arlington, Va, where services
will be held on Tuesday, April 10, at
10 am. Interment Columbia Garden
Cemetery. is
DAWSON, FORREST LYNwOoD. On
Wednesday, April 13, 1860, at Mt
Alto Hospital, FORREST LYNWoOD
DAWSON Of 219 East Columbia st.,
Fans Church; Va. husband Of Clara
Ratclifi, Michael NJ. and Barry s..
Dawson. brother Of Carline and Sc
well Dawson Of Philmont, Va: Earle
Dawson OF Middleburg, Va, and
Mrs. Pearl Pierce Of Silver Sprins
Funeral Home, 472 N. Washington
ST.. Falls Church. Va, where services
will be held on Monday, April is,
at 1890 am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
DEMPSEY, JOSEPH N. On Thursday.
April IA. 1880, JOSEPH NJ DEMP-
SEY OF 1515 AXton St, Springfield,
Va, beloved father of John P.
Dempsey of the above address Re-
mains have been transported to the
John J. Ferry Funeral Home.
Meriden' Conn, Requiem mass will
be offered at 10 am. Monday,
April is, at st. Rose Church. In
terment Sacred Heart Cemetery,
Meriden, Conn. Local arrangements
oy the Murphy Funeral Home, Ar
lington, Va.
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HAZEL, EDWARD L. On Wednesday,
April IL, 1861, EDWARD L, HAZEL
OF lib Massachusetts ave, NV.
beloved brother OF Mrs. Eva Young
o. Baltimore. Nd; Mrs. Helen Van
Pelt Of PlSgah. Nd; Allen and Joiln
Hazel OF hyattsvIlle. Nd; Ulysses
Hazel Of Virginia and Oddle Hazel
OF California. Frienos may call
at the Lee Funeral nome. ltn ST.
and MASS. ave. ne, where services
At 1880 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. IS
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Saturday. Aprii Is. 1860. EMANUEL
PLAcHTE Of 230S Ashmead place
NV, Apt 5s, beloved brother OF
Mrs. Frances Lewenberp and Leo
PIeets Gses Me he also :c s.-nste;n Is survived b.
neral services at the Bernard Dan
zansky a. Sons Funeral Home. 3501
14th st. NV, on Sunday, April II,
ct IL am. Interment Achduth
Chevra Section, Mount Lebanon
Cemetery. II
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eS SoRFHREr 1R1 Of Of sSS' 1sSS MapIe MMhiAM kidss e
rd.. Bethesda. Md. beloved husband
Of Carrie NJ. Norfleet. father Of
Mrs. John Church and Mrs. Stew
art Young, brother Of Mrs. W. p.
Baldwin, Miss Matilda Noraeet Of
Richmond, Va, and Mrs. Wexford
Brochenbrough of North Carolina
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. Services on Tuesday, April
10, at 10 am. at St. Johns Epis-
copal Church. Bethesda, Nd. In
terment Hollywood Cemetery, Rich
mond, Va. at 3 pm. (Riehmond,
Va. papers please copyJ Is
o'GORMAN, CLARA. On Friday,
April Is, 1860. CLARA O'GORMAN
Of 5437 Connecticut ave. NV, wife
of the late J. L. OGorman of Wor-
cester, Mass, and mother Of Mrs.
Paul J. Sullivan. Miss Glare M. O'Gor-
man, Mrs. George I. Rimmac and J.
Leo OGorman and sister of Mrs. Her
bert Z. Anderson, Mrs. I. Frederick
P. Sutton, Paul and Fred Scherbner.
sutton. Paul and Fred Scherbner
There are also twelve grandchildren
Mrs. O'Gorman rests at the Warner
Z. Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
tparking facilities Holy sacrifice
of the mass will be offered for the
repose Of her soul on Tuesday.
April 19, at 10 am at ST. Peters
Catholic Church, Olney, Nd In
terment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
IS
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April il. 1850, BERSARp Z.
Beaii. brother Of Mrs. % Ann a. spsrks %
and Mrs. Katie Owens, and grand
father Of william Hall Friends
may call at his late residence. SAM
TIM rd., Burtonsvtlle. Md Funeral
services at the Old Liberty Grove
Church on Monday, April Is, at
2:30 p.m. Interment Union Gene
tery IL .
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MACHINES, ELIZABETH REBECCA.
On Sunday, April 10, 1860, in Car
mel, Calf, ELIZABETH REBECCA
MACHINES. formerly OF 1913 Otis
st. ne. beloved wife of Arch A,
Machines; mother Of the Rev Mi
ehael j. Machines, o, F M. COM
mander. USN, San Francisco, Cali. ;
John A. Machines of Falls Church,
Va, and Ernest r. Machines OF
Boston. Mass. Also surviving are
SIX grandchildren. Funeral from
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
1881 Georeia ave. NV, on Mon.
day. April Is, at e:3O am. Re
qutem mass at st. Anthony 8
Church. 18th and Monroe SITS, ne,
Cemetery. The family Vr r.ouests oEtsts
spiritual bouquets be sent in lieu
Of flowers There will be a recita-
tfon OF the rosary on Sunday, April
IL. at 8 pm. IL
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ips6' iigsR'' 1n InP2SrSd''' Il 2S rARobokE AB5 a
GREENE Of 170S I'd st. nv,
husband of the late Justine
Wilkes Greene, brother Of Mary
Greene Simms and George r.
Greene, He also is survived
BY other relatives and friends.
After 3 pm. Monday, April Is
friends are invited 10 call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
On Tuesday, April lg, at II am,
Father Charles Miller ofhciatinT.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Ceme-
terry The family may be contacted
at 52 Quincy place NV, DU.
7-152S Is
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GREEN, JOHN w. On Friday. April Is,
1860. at Casualty hospital, JOHN
w, GREEN of 12S D st. Sc, de-
voted husband Of Mary Green, father
and James Hill. He also leaves to
mourn his passing thirteen grand
children and q host Of relatives and
friends. Notice of funeral later.
g. Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 10Th
ST. ne, WASHINGTON II, D G.
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MORGAN, JAMES. Suddenly, on
THURSDAY, April "a, 1860, JAMES
son of the late Henry and Ella
Morgan. He is also survived by many
relatives and friends too numerous
to name. After / pm. Sunday,
April II. friends may call at the
UpShur st. NV. Services will be
held Monday, April rs, at Jerusalem
Baptist Church, 26th and P SITS.
NV, at l pm, the Rev. Augustus
Lewis oficiatins. lnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery,
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BkUWN, EUGENE A. on Thursday,
April IL. 1860, at Mt. Alto Hospital,
EUGENE A. BROWN OF 2I2l 5th
s.. NV. beloved husband of Alberta
Roberta Wilson and Mary Payne;
brother of Mamie Harridy. He is
also survived py eleven grand
children, ten great-grandchildren
host Of nieces. nephews and other
Tuesday. April 10. friends may cali
At Crouch's Funeral Home, 81 K
St. NV, where services will be
held wednesday at pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery,
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Quuntico Marine
Killed in Crash

A Quantico Marine sergeant
died yesterday from injuries re-
ceived when his car crashed
into a bridge abutment on Shir-
ley highway near Woodbridge,
Va.
The victim was identified as
Frank Williams, IS, an acting
gunnery sergeant. He died at
the Bethesda Naval Hospital
where he was being treated for
internal injuries, a broken leg
and two broken arms.
Virginia State police said
Sergt. Williams car struck an
abutment at Accotink Greek
after he apparently fell asleep
at the wheel. g.
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Nixon Hints
AtSpy Trude
For Powers

HOT SPRINGS, Va. May IA
(AP).-Vice President Nixon
today raised the possibility of
an exchange of espionage
agents between the USSR and
the United States to free
Francis G. Powers of Pound,
Va.
Asked by newsmen about
plans to seek the release of Mr..
Powers, Mr.. Nixon said a. Our
present hopes are not high, as
Mr.. Khrushchev has indicated
he plans to conduct a trial and
impose the penalties which
must be imposed in cases where
espionage is involved"
There is always the pos
sibility an exchange can be
worked out" the Vice President
continued. I'VE must never
forget tnere are great NUMBERS
of Soviet personnel who have
conducted espionage in this
country, diplomatic and other. I"
Mr.. Powers plane wa S
downed in Soviet territory on
May 1. He repeatedly has con-
fessed to being on an espionage
mission for the United States
Government.
Mr.. Nixon, in response to a
suggestion that convicted Red
spy Rudolph Abel be exchanged
for Mr.. Powers, said with a
smile, "he would be an ex-
change item so far as we are
concerned, but I'm not sure
about them (the Soviet Gov
ernment).
The interview took place at
ingalls, Airport near Hot
Springs a few moments before
Mr.. Nixon left on a return
flight to Washington.
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SAVINGS AND OPERATING COST

1t quite obvious that it would cost less operate one
11a-HP. compressor than would to operate one 3HP
compressor it would cost less to operate one SHIP
compressor than it would to operate one 6-HP COM
preSsor, for in the of the York Twin Compressor
Unit only one compressor runs you only need one and
the second compressor when the weather bSterng
hot-this results in a PROVEN 1879 TO 800 LOWER
ELECTRIC BILL. BE
The York Twin Compressor Whole House Air Conditioner
is your path to comfortable home better way to
live, and at a more economical operating cost
For rs years York has led way in the field of me-
chanical cooling and has been the pioneer in the
development of all phases of air conditioning both for the
home and for industry Therefore, look to York for big
Improvements in air conditioning
Evening star., 1960-05-15
HUMIDITY CONTROL

The control OF humidity in home far more difficult
than the control of temperature fact no real ATTEMPT
is made to control humidity by any air conditioning man.
ufacturer except ONE and that ONE is YORK
Decentralization of the air occurs only when the COM
preSSor is running-if the compressor does not rum
nothing happens neither cooling nor decentralization
takes place
house equipped with central air conditioning svs-
tenn that has single three five HIP and the
Weather does not demand full capacity one
sor the following condition often occurs
In marginal weather and particularly at night assume
that the thermosat set at 49, the windows are down and
the doors are shut the temperature in the house reaches
7S then the compressor cuts off and will neither cool nor
dehumdlty. Quite quantity Of water has accumulated
on the cooling coil which reevaporated into the home
thereby Immediately increasing the humidity The result
is not sticky sitting sensation though the tenn
peraure as indicated by the thermometer says you should
De comfortable The remedy is to the termosat lower
thereby causing the compressor to operate and to de-
humidity but this results in OVERCOOLN and too cold
house and often the cooling coil to freeze into
solid block of ice