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Evening star., 1960-04-22
Congo Crash
Kills All "a
On Plane

BRUSSELS, Belgium. April
% (AP).-A Belgian airliner
crashed near the top of a
mountain in the Belgian Congo
early today, killing all aboard.
The airline released a list of
"a vlctimS-all Belgian except
the British pilot. 1t said it was
checking to determine if the
plane carried one other passen-
ger, a German woman sched-
uled to board the aircraft in
Rome.
The plane carried a crew of
seven.
The Sobelair Airlines said its
|DC-4 crashed at Bogar. near
Bunia, about ITO yards from
the summit of a mountain. It
was bound for Bunia, in thee
northeast Congo near Lake AL
bert.
The airline left Brussels
Wednesday after one false start
and made scheduled stops in
Rome and Cairo.
Just before taking off from
Brussels, airport sources said,
the plane TAXED back because
OF a defect to the radio system
but the trouble was fixed with
out the passengers leaving their
seats.
When the plane left Brussels.
the passengers included nine
women, four children and one
infant. There was a possibility
some got off at Rome or Cairo.
Among the crew were two
hoStesses.
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Ernest F. Campbell, Retired
Baptist Pastor in Alexandria

The Rev. Ernest F. Campbell,
70, former pastor of the First
Baptist Church in Alexandria,
Va, died last night in Alexan-
dria Hospital after a two
month illness. He lived on
Ferry Landing road, Mount
Vernon, Va.
DR.. Campbell became i'll
while on vacation in Sanford,
Fla. He had been in Alexan-
dria Hospital the last three
weeks.
Pastor of the Alexandria
church for 16 years, DR.. Camp
bell retired in March, 1857,
when he felt he had reached
the age to SLOW down"
During his tenure, the First
Baptist Church moved from
downtown Alexandria to it's
present location on King street.
Membership increased from
1900 in 1941 to 2,400 when
DR.. Campbell retired, making
it the largest Baptist congrega-
ton in Northern Virginia.
Served as Interim Pastor
He had served as interim
pastor to Baptist churches in
Springfield, Plymouth Haven
and Lynchburg, Va, for the
last three years.
Before coming to Alexandria,
he had been pastor at the
Lynchburg Baptist Church for
eight years, from 1888 to 1941.
Dr.. Campbell was a native
iof Franklin County, Ga. He
was a graduate. of Mercer Col
lege in Macon. Ga, and Newton
Andover Theological Seminary
| in Massachusetts,. He was
ordained into the Baptist min
istry in 1920 and served at
churches in his home State
before coming to Virginia.
He leaves his wife Ann of
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Msgr. Eckenrode,
Baltimore Pastor

BALTIMORE, April % (AP)
The Right Rev. Msgr. John
F. Eckenrode, 85-year- -old pas
tor of st. Patrick's Church,
died yesterday after a long
illness.
Before coming to st. Pat
rick's Church here, Msgr.
Eckenrode served as assistant
pastor at the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart in Washington,
and as pastor of st. Peters
Church, Oakland, Nd.
Survivors include three sis
ters, Mrs. Agnes McCarty of
Baltimore, Mrs. Josephine
Tyson of 1910 North Stafford
street, Arlington, and Mrs.
Martha Hobbs of EmmitSburg.
A brother, Ernest Eckenrode Of
Berwyn, Md, also survives.
A pontifical high mass will be
said by Archbishop Francis
Keough at 10:30 am. Monday
at st. Patrick's Church. Burial
will be in New Cathedral
Cemetery.
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the home address, two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Cam
pagna, 8 Namassen road, Alex
andria; Mrs. Mary Cosby Of
Mount Vernon, whose husband
the Rev. Newton Cosby, is pas
tor of the Ecumenical Church
of the Savior in Washington,
a son Charles of Camp Green
lee, Natural Bridge, Va, and
five grandchildren.
Also, two brothers, Clarence
of Atlanta, Ga, and Luther oi
KoScieSko, Miss, and a sister
Mrs. Nina McClain, Of Ashe-
Vile, N. C.
The family requests that eX-
pressions of sympathy take the
form of contributions to the
First Baptist Church, 290C
West King street, Alexandria
Services will be held there at
5 pm. tomorrow, with burial
in Mount Comfort Cemetery
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a painStaking search Of police
files, traced it to Clay. He was
charged with driving more than
go miles an hour. passing a red
light, driving on the wrong SIDE
OF the street, driving without .
District permit, driving on
the sidewalk, driving without
lights. unauthorized use of an
automobile and assault on a
policeman.
Police said the car was stolen
before midnight from William
M. Mcmillan of 2lI4 Vermont
avenue NV.
/ A l7-year-old boy who was
riding in the car was seized at
the scene Of the crash. Juvenile
charges will be fled against
him, police said.
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Youth Faces Cnoroes
ln65-M.P.H.CorCh In Chase

Eight charges were filed to-
day against a 20-year-old youth
who eluded police in a 65-mile-
an-hour chase. punctuated by
gunflre, but was later arrested
at home because of a hat.
William Carlton Clay of the
1900 block of K street Sc,
was seized at his home early
today by police who found a
hat with his last name in il
near where he abandoned the
car, according to Detective
Sergt. Mark Gray and Detec-
tive George Wilson of the
robbery squad.
The chase began at Dupont
circle, according to polire
when Motorcycle Pvt. Donald
F. Klein saw a car go through
a blinking stoplight. The car
was doing more than 65 miles
an hour when he began the
chase, Pvt. Klein said.
At Seventeenth and NJ streets
NV, the car went out Of con-
troll, overrunning the sidewalk
on the south side of the street
and swerving into a fence on
the north side. Pvt. Klein said
the car knocked down 81 feet
of metal fence in front of the
Magruder School at 1919 NJ
street NV.
Then, the fugitive aban-
doned the car and ran north
on Seventeenth street with Pvt.
Klein in pursuit. The officer
said he fired one shot, which
missed, before the quarry
eluded him.
But Detectives Gray and Will
son found the hat and, after
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Mrs. Matthews
Memorial Set

Ceremonies in memory of
Mrs. Florence S. Matthews, the
first Negro woman to be ap-
pointed director of women's s
activities for the District Rec
reation Board, will be held
at 4 pm. Sunday in the Barry
Farms Recreation Center, 1884
Sumner road Sc.
Mrs. Matthews, who died in
1855. was director of the Barry
Farms center for 81 years
From 1853 until her death she
was director of the Recreation
Departments Region K, which
includes parts of Southeast and
Southwest Washington.
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Journal American as a copy
reader. After six years at the
Journal American he moved to
the Democrat and Chronicle in
Rochester.
I nJanuary, 1943, when he
was 80 years old, Mr.. Shoals
volunteered for Army service.
Commissioned a lieutenant, he
rose to the rank of lieutenant
colonel in the Army Reserve
after being discharged from
active duty in 1916.
His Ship Was Sunk
He was officer in charge of
Army troops aboard the trans
port USS Stephen Austin when
the ship was torpedoed in
April, 1914, of the coast of
Algiers. Before being rescued
he spent 13 hours aboard a life
raft.
When World War II ended
he was executive officer of q
counter-intelligence unit in the
Africa-Middle East Theater.
Mr.. Shoals was a former
treasurer and past director ot
the Associated Press Managing
Editors Association. A member
of the New York Society Of
Newspaper Editors and the
American Society of Newspaper
Editors, he also belonged tc
Sigma Delta Chi, an honorary
journalism fraternity.
He leaves his wife, Ruth
who accompanied him tc
Washington; a daughter, Mrs
Richard T. MacDuffie, Of
Nashua, N. H., and four grand
children.
Burial will be in Rochester
N. Y. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed.
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Mathematics Honors

Three Georgetown Day School
students have won top honors
in a Nationwide mathematics
contest. Steven Gerber, Ken
meth Simonson and Michael
BerenSon were selected from
among 1900 11-year-olds who
competed in the finals. The
contest was sponsored by the
Future Engineers Of America.
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wrote volume of his memoirs
entitled THE Happy Profess
sion" He also edited volume
entitled Atlantic Harvest" a
collection of stories and articles
published in the magazine.
He leaves his second wife,
Isabel, and four children by
his first marriage, Ellery, jr., of
Cleveland; Cabot, who is serv-
ing with the American Embassy
in Madrid; Mrs. John E. Lock-
wood, of New York, and Miss
Theodore Sedgwick, OF 1902
N street NV.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
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EIIery Sedgwick, Noted
Atlantic Monthly Editor

Ellery Sedgwick, 88, presi-
dent and editor of the Atlantic
Monthly from 1908 to 1888,
died yesterday in his home at
2816 o street NV.
Under Mr.. Sedgwick's lead
ership the magazine published
the famous debate between AL
fred E. Smith, the Democratic
nominee, and George Marshall.
a lawyer who specialized in
ecclesiastical matters.
Mr.. Smith, a Roman Cath
olic, asserted his patriotism
and religion were never in con-
f1ict. Mr.. Marshall maintained
that Catholic President would
subject the United States to
papal influence.
Mr.. Sedgwick accepted a
story from Ernest Hemingway
after several other editors re-
jected it. The story, Fifty
Grand" has since been recog-
nized as among Mr.. Heming-
ways best.
Mr.. Sedgwick was born in
Stockbridge, Mass, and studied
at Groton School and Harvard
He later served as a trustee OF
Groton and an overseer OF
Harvard.
He began his carer with
Youths Companion and was
associated with LeSlie's Monthly
before becoming the eighth
editor of the Atlantic.
Mr. Sedgwick also published
House Beautiful, the Living
Age and was editor of the At
lantic Monthly Press in addi-
ton to his editors duties at the
Atlantic Monthly.
Following his retirement hs
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ConoI Zone Governor
Confirmed by Senate
By u, Associstsd Pres.

The Senate yesterday ap-
proved by unanimous voice
vote the nomination of Mai
Gen. William A. Carter as
Governor Of the Panama Canal
Zone.
There was no debate. Ap-
proval came only a few hours
after the Senate Armed Serv-
ices Committee had approved
his nomination to succeed Mai
Gen. William E. Potter.
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DAVIES, EDWARD GARFIELD OF

Thursday, April 2l, 1860, EDWARD
GARFIELD DAVIES. beloved hus-
band of Ann Elizabeth Davies and
brother OF Mrs. Edward Ewing OF
Miami. Fla. Friends may call at
GaWler'S Chapel, 1856 Pa ave. NV
courtesy parking oppositeD SerV-
ices will be held at the Western
Presbyterian Church, 1906 II st
NV. on Monday, April 25. at II
am. Interment George Washing
ton Cemetery. "a
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FITzGERALD. Holm LEROY,

Wednesday. April 20, 1860, in Mar.
FITZGERALD OF 3O7 South Caro-.
lima ave. S.e.. beloved husband OF
Dorothy NJ. FITZGERALD, father OF
Dorothy Ellen, Barbara, Kathleen,
Michael. Shirley, Stephen and KeviIl
Fitzgerald, son of Annette z and
the late John Fitzgerald. brother
OF Joseph, Richard and Francis Fitz-
gerald Mary Hodges, Angela Bian-
Chini. Dolores Klopfer and Sister
Joan Annette. Remains resting at
the James T. Ryan Funeral Home,
3l7 Pa ave Sc. after 10 am,
Saturday April %. Notice OF fu-
neral later. "a
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PEDEN. HUGH L. We wish to ex-
press our deepest thanks for the
many expressions Of sympathy and
other kindnesSes extended to US IL
our bereavement
MRS. SARAH PEDEN AND FAM
lily
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CORNELIUS. MARY JANE. On Mon.


day, April Is, 1860, at Prince
Georges General hospital, MARY
JANE CORNELIUS. beloved wife oi
willard Cornelius, mother Of Jane
Margaret, Dora ana Ireather Cole
man, Mrs Esther Brown willard
jr.; Mary Jane. william, James
Robert, Albert and Charles Cor
nelius. Also surviving are her
mother. Mrs Sallie Mae Coleman;
father, Harry Coleman; brother
Allen Coleman: two aunts. Mrs
Lucy z. Self and Mrs Blythe Zeis-
ler thirteen grandchildren and a
host of other relatives ard friends
After pm. Friday, April 20
friends may call at the Henry S
Washington & Sons Funeral Home
1925 Dsane ave. ne. Funeral on
Saturday, April %, at . pm, from
the First Baptist Church. Glen
Arden, Md Interment Harmony
Memorial Park.
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1nuFtltnD

GABRIEL AND ROSA FIRTAG. Unveil-
ing. pm. at King David Memo
rial Park, Sunday April -. ReIa-
ttves and friends invited Cars will
assemble I2:30 pm, STA Sundals
DR.. Silver Spring. Nd.
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GROsyENOR. EDITH LoUIsE

Wednesday April 20, 1860, st her
EDiTH LOUISE GRosyRNoR, 5s1iR Or aiMr, aunt
Of Mrs Margaret G. Blanken and
Mrs Edith G. WoOdson OF Salem,
Va Friends may call at the S. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2aOl l4th
st. nv, after 10 am Saturday.
April @3. Services at the above
funeral home on Monday. April 25,
at 10 am. parking facilities. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. "a
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GRAY, HARRY SARTAN.

SARTAIN GRAY of Foxboro, Mass,
husband of Rosine lHelblngl Gray
and brother Of wesley D and Miss
Edith M Gray of WASHINGTON, D. C..
Funeral services on Friday. April
81. at pm. at the Roberts Fu-
neral Home. Foxboro, Mass. Grave
side services on Saturday, April %,
at > pm, at the Glenwood Gene
terY. MashinRton, D. c. %
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ToLKMAN. HATTIE NJ. Of Is

Parkway I'd, Greenbelt. Md. on
April i9, 1850, mother of Albert
J Folkman, sister Of Martha Esche
and Hannah Constance, grand-
mother Of Albert W. and Mary Beth
Folkman. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5SOl Cleveland ave,
Riverdale. Md. on Saturday. April
%. at 10 am. IntermenL Wash
inRton National Cemetery %
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ROSS, LEON EUGENE. suddenly. on

Thursday, April 81. 1850, LEON
EUGENE ROSS of $3.50 Foote St.
and father of Leon, IT., and AlfrIeda
Ross He also is survived BY one
sister, Bernice z Ross; two broth
ers, Claude a, and Charles E Ross
two auntS, Mayme E. Johnson and
Juanita Slaughter; a cousin, Lillian
Perryman of New York City; other
relatives and many friends. Notice
OF funeral later. Services by Nor
row g. Woodford
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RAMEY. STANLEY ALFRED

Thursday, April 2l. 1860, in Fau-
auier Hospital. Warrenton, Va.
STANLEY A. RAMEY, father of
MRS Mary Ried, Rose Ramey. Rob-
ert P, Cecil S, Cleveland L. and
William M. Ramey. Friends may
call at the Royston Funeral Home,
Marshall. Va. until 80 pm. Satur-
day April %. thence 10 the Orlean
Baptist Church. where services will
be held at . pm, with interment
in Orlean Ceme,erY Orlean. Va
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sCHLoss, IoNEY. On Thursday,

SCHLOSS, TONEY. On Thursday,
April 81, 1860, ToNEY SCHLOSS,
beloved husband of Nettie Schloss,
devoted father of Dan and Jerry
Schloss of Baltimore, Md, and
Mrs. Lois Pustilnik of Washington,
D. c.; beloved brother Of BenJa-
min and Moses Schloss and the
late Louis. David and Joseph Scnloss.
He also is survived by eight grand
children Services at the Sol Lev
lnSon & Bros Funeral Home. 6OlO
Reisterstown rd.. Baltimore. Nd. on
Sunday. April "a at IL q m 92
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PosEY, JOSEPH HERBERT.

Wednesday, April 20. 1850, at his
residence, Potomac Heights, Md
JOSEPH HERBERT PoSEY, beloved
husband Of Anna D. Posey. brother
OF Mrs. Ruth Moran oil New York
City. Friends may call at the
Arehart Funeral Home, La Plata.
Md, until Saturday. April 81. at
g:l5 am Mass at ST Mary S
Star-of- -the-Sea Catholic Church, In
dian Head, Md, at 10 am. In
terment Trinity Memorial Gardens,
Waldorf, Nd. Prayers on Friday,
April %, at s pm. ~
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GRIFEIN. CHARLES.

April 90. 1860, at his residence,
IiOI E st. ne, CHARLES GRIF-
FIN, devoted husband OF Millie
Mae Johnson Mrs Suepearl Foster,
Mrs. jamie johnson, Sarah, Charles,
Floyd and Johnny Nathaniel Grimm,
brother OF James. Willie and Elmore
Grimm. He also leaves to mourn
his passing eleven grandchildren,
stepchildren. seven stepgranochil-
dren, two sons-in-law and a host
Of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at the John 7. Rhines
g. Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th st.
ne. Notice Of funeral later.
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GREEN. JOHN W. On Friday,
tx 1QHO at CaSualty Hn

Is, 1860, at t. Casually Hospital
JOHN W GREEN of l2S D St
Sc, devoted husband Of Mary Green
and father OF Mrs. Rhcda Hill
John W, jr and James Green
He also leaves to mourn his pass
ing Ave Stepchildren. three nieces
one nephew, thirteen grandchildren
and host of othe- relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
the John T. Rhines q Co. Funeral
Home. 3Ol5 18th st ne. where
friends may call after 4 Z m. Fri.
day, April 81. Remains tier will
lie in state after 10 am Saturday
Baptist Church, 18th and East Cap.
itol SITS ne. and where funera.
services will be held at pm
the Rev. J. Harvey Randolph Of
flciating. Interment Lincoln Me.
mortal Cemetery.
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Announcements o.
services ~ Chambers
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RUBIN, DAVID GERALD. On Thurs

day. April 2l, 1860, DAVID GER
AID RUBIN. beloved son of Sandra
and Philip Rubin He also Is sur
vived by a brother, Harold Rich
ard Rubin, and his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Rubin and
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Richman Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dam
zansky g. Sons Funeral Home. 35Ol
l4th st NV. on Friday April %
at 2:3O pm In;erment Agudas
Achim Section, Mount Lebanon
Cemetery Memorial week, 1929
Turkey Branch parkway, Rock
Vile Md
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SALISBURY, ALBERT E. Suddenly, on
IhmrSdaY Anril nl IlEn lEE2.E
SALE, HUBERT p

April 20, 1860. at George Wash
ington University Hospital. HUBERT
P. SALE of 1886 Irving st, NV,
beloved husband of E Marie Sale,
father OF Hubert P Sale. ir., and
Washington, d C., and prentiss d
Sale of Arlington, Va. Friends may
call at the S H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2gOl 18th St NV, tfteI
II noon Saturday, April -. Serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
tUarklng facllitiesI Interment Ar
llngton National Cemetery The
family suggests tnat expressions OF
sympathy may be made in the form
Of contribution to the American
Cancer Society. "a
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrenlatOrlun

J. William Lees Sons Co,
FUNERAL DlRECl ORS
4th 81 and Mass Ave NE IL 3-52UC
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SCHWARTZ, HERMAN HY SHAW

U IN ThIpSday; 1UX APTlI e IH6Q; HER;
$500 18th St. Silver Spring, Md,
beloved husband of Hedda Schwartz
and devoted son of Mrs. Anna
Schwartz of Forest Hills, N. Y. He
also is survived by sister, Mrs.
Pearl RoCkmore OF Forest Hills,
n. Y Chapel services at the c. d.
Goldberg g. Son Funeral Home, 42l7
9th st. W, on Friday, April -
at . pm. GraveSide services will
be in Beth Moses Cemetery, Pine
lawn, Long Island, N. Y, on Sunday
April "a at IL am %
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS go. Parklawu Gem
etery. in Catholic section. $500. Can
be seen at buyers convenience Call
FE. S-2212. ask for J. E. POWELL
CHOICE SITES, immed below breast
works Fort Lincoln Cemetery. very
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LARIMoRE, BRUCE GORDON.

wednesday,, April 90. 1860. at he
De Witt Army Hospital, Fort Bel
voir. va. BRUCE GORDON LARI-
MORE Of 90 North Ivy St, Arling-
ton, Va, beloved son CT Donald
W. and Alice F Larimore. He also
Is survived by his paternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence o,
1arimore of Honolulu. Hawaii, snu
his maternal grandparents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Rommel A. Doherty Of Red
mond. Wash. and his g-C0t grand
mother, Mrs Faye Robertson Of
MatheSon Colo Flu ,C.sl sci ices
and Intermsnt Honolulu. Hawai-.
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SCOTT, BERTHA. On Wednesday,
April 2l, 1860. at st. Elizabeths
Hospital, BERTHA SCOTT OF 1918
I'd st. NV, devoted wife OF Mayo
Scott and sister Of Mrs. OphC!ia
Bryant. Hattie Nowlin ana James
Bryant, She also leaves to mourn
her passing many other relatives
and friends. Reposing st the John
7 Rhlnes & Co. Funeral Home,
3Ol5 18th st. ne. Notice of fu-
neral later
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BUTLER, ROSA A. On wednesday
April 70, 1860. at her residence,
5iOO Wheeler I'd. sc, Oxon Hill
Nd. ROSA A BUTLER, beloved
mother of Mrs. Mary A Cole, Mrs
Ruth Waters, Edna E, James C.,
George G.. william H. and John
N Butler devoted sister OF Mrs
Daisey Harvey, Marshall, Milton,
John. Frances and Elsie Proctor,
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing thirty grandchildren, eighteen
great-grandchildren and a host OF
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the residence
Of her son, william H. Butler, 500
Oxon Hill rd. Sc, where friends
may call after 4 pm. Sunday, April
"a Mass for the repose of her
soul will be celebrated on Monday
April 25, at 9 am. at st. IgnatiuS
Catholic Church, OXon Hill. In
terment church cemetery. Arrange
ments by the John T RhineS q
Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th St ne
-
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KLEINDIENsT. FRANKLIN A.

Wednesday, April 70. 1860. FRANK
LIN A. KLEINDIENST Of 1914 3ltt
St, Mount Rainier. Md. beloved
husband of the late Harriet Klein
dienst (nee Helvinl. father of Mrs
Evelyn l.. Britain and grandfather
of James F. Britain. Friends may
call at Nalley's Funeral home. 5000
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave
ne. Funeral on Saturday, April
%. at $50 am; thence to St
James Catholic Church where mass
will be offered a. q am. for the
repose OF his soul Relatives and
friends invited Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. -
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DFathH

ANSPACKER, JAMES. Suddenly. on
Thursday, April 81, 1860. JAMES
ANSPACKER Of 1880 Langley court
nv Funeral services and inter-
ment wilkes-Barre. Pa. tDanZan-
sky Funeral ServiceJ
BARNES. NICHOLAS. Passed away
en- wednesday. April 20, 1850,
NICHOLAS BARNES of zoos lst
st NV. devoted husband OF Anna
Barnes and father Of Nicholas,
Patricia and Dorothy Barnes. No
tice Of funeral later ArranEements
BY ]. R Cameron & Sons, GIL
K ST. NV
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April 10. 1860. MARY PLAsKETT.
the beloved wife of the late Edward
Plaskett and cousin OF Catherine
Foley. Friends may call at the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
1881 Georgia ave. Nv. after 10
am. Monday, April 25 Requiem
mass at St. Aloysius Church, North
Capitol and Eye SITS. at 10 am.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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ntTn5N Nv II REsEccA Hs PsLUMENTHAL vii
have an unveiling ceremony at the
Adas Israel Cemetery on sunday
April "a. 1860, AZ. 2 pm. 2O,22
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DFatha

MADsEN. CHRISTIAN G. OF 457O
St Bonifant I'd. Temple Hills. Nd,
on April 20. 1860. FRIENDS may
tall at Chambers Funeral Home.
1912 NJ St nv. until Monday,
April 25. at $40 am. Services
and interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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KIDWELL, WESLEY. Suddenly, on
Route 2S, near Chantilly, Va. IVES
LEY KIDWELL OF Chantilly, Va,
beloved son Of Charles W. Kidwell
and the late Thelma B. Klovell,
brother OF Floyd Kl5well. Friends
may call at the Green Funeral
Home. 1UI Eden ST., Herndon, Va.
Notice of funeral later
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sEAvERs. JOHN H. A special con.

SIMPSON, MATTE DEBRA. On
WEDNESDAY, April 20. 1860, at the
Baltimore City Hospital, MATTE
D. SIMPSON Of 2444 Edmonson
ave. Baltimore, Nd She leaves 10
mourn her passing one son. other
relatives and many friends Re-
mains resting at the John T Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 3Oi5 10Th
st. ne. Notice Of funeral later,
SMALL. GRENvILLE c. OF 1928 G
81. NV, on April ~, 1860. brother
Chambers Funeral Home. I4G0
Chaplin ST NV, until 2.3O nm
Monday. April %. Services and
interment, pm, in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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BROWN, JOHN T., ST; on Thursday
April 81. 1860, JOHN 7. BROWN,
ST., Of ll5 z St Sc Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements by
Jarvis.
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April Il, 1860, at Doctors Hospital /
HARRY B. WALKER Of IlI3 West
greenwich ST., Falls Church, va
beloved husband of Betty L, walker
iather Of Dana, Chris AND Randall
MaiSSer: son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
T. Conn. Services at the s, H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29OI l4th
81. NV, on Saturday. April 23.
az IL am, parking facilities) In
Ierment National Memorial Park,
Falls Church, Va. %
Evening star., 1960-04-22

HEITZ, THOMAS W. On Wednesday
April 20, 1860. at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, THOMAS w. HEITz OF
36Ol Raymond St, Chevy Chase,
Mo beloved husband Of Irene
HeltZ tnee Phillips. Services and
lnterment at Delavan, III. %
Evening star., 1960-04-22
RITMOND, JAMES HENRY e

IIhhSNTsdsy IhNSY RrAEgbnEl AprlE Gl, 1850; JAMES
r ave. NV Notice Of funeral later,
ArranRements BY Jarvis