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Mrs. KidweII, 50,
Secretary at
Customs Bureau

Mrs. Edith Mae Kidwell, So
a lifelong resident of the area
and secretary at the Bureau
of Customs, died yesterday in
George Washington University
Hospital. following an extended
illness. She lived at 2014 Ava
Ion place, Lewisdale, Nd.
Born in Southwest Washing
ton, Mrs. Kidwell was raised in
the city and was graduated
from the old Business High
School in 1917.
For three years following
her graduation. she worked as
a secretary with the Southern
Railway System.
In 1920, she married George
H. Kidwell, a former deputy
collector of taxes in the Dis
trict, who died here in 1851.
From 1926 until 1912, she
served as secretary to the pres
ident of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs and was
that organizations director OF
Research and Club Service.
Since her husbands death
Mrs. Kidwell held a secretarial
position with the Customs Bur-
eau. She was a member of the
Epiphany Episcopal Church.
Besides her mother, Mrs. Eva
Rush of the home address
Mrs. Kidwell leaves two sons
George H, jr., of 1852 Glen
haven drive. Silver Spring, Md,
and Richard M. of Owens, Md.
a sister, Mrs. Ronah Speakman
of 1901 North Utah street,
Arlington. Va, and three
grandchildren.
Services for Mrs. Kidwell
have not yet been arranged.
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Cross Burned
At Indiana u.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, April
9 tAP).-A 15-foot cross was
burned in a vacant lot at the
north end of Indiana Univer-
sity's fraternity row last night,
"a hours after the election of
a Negro as president of the
student body.
Bloomington firemen put out
the fire after it had burned
about Is minutes. They said
the crude wooden cross had
been soaked in gasoline.
A small crowd of curious
onlookers gathered, but there
was no demonstration 1t was
the second croSs-burning since
the election, in which the white
candidate of the fraternities
organized party lost by As votes.
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who was returning some tools.
In reviewing the case, the
Board of Review at the Penta-
gon said it would like to com.
mute Sergt. Russo's death sen.
tence but that it was power
less to do so.
In a decision that overruled
other court decisions, Judge
Homer Ferguson said the board
under the military code could
change the penalty.
If a convening authority or
board of review has the power
to approve a sentence, it is
completely illogical that the
board would be denied the
right to reduce the most seri-
Gus of all penalties to a lesser
punishment, he said.
He then ordered the Board
of Review to implement a SEN
tence no higher than dishon-
orable discharge, forfeiture Of
all pay and allowances and
confinement at hard labor for
life.
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Mrs. Annie Collier Sargent,
70, long a teacher in the Dis
trict school system, died Thurs
day in Arlington Hospital after
an illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Sargent Joined the Dis
trict system around 1922 and
taught for 33 years. the last
26 years at Paul Junior High
School. A conscientious and
cooperative instructor with a
kind and motherly manner, she
took a great interest in her
students. She retired in 1855,
The former Annie Thornhill,
she was born in Richmond, the
daughter of a Baptist minister
After attending Hollins College
near Roanoke, Mrs. Sargent
came to Washington and en-
rolled at George Washington
University. where she received
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BoyKiIIer,16,
Gets 3-Yeur
Commitment

A 16- year = old Northeast
youth, described as a victim
of circumstance" yesterday was
committed to the National
Training School for the fatal
Stabbing of a 21-year-old STU
dent in February.
After a hearing at which a
school teacher. a church usher
and a former employer testified
as to the youths good char
acter, Juvenile Court Judge
Orm w. Ketcham said he was
committing him "for your sake
and the community's sake"
The commitment is to last
no longer than the youths 18th
birthday, the judge said.
The young boy had admitted
he stabbed Ronald Scraggins,
a Phelps Vocational school
S Il u d ent, during a fight at
Twenty-fifth street and Ben
ming road NE.
The courts probation officer
said he felt beyond a reason
able doubt" that the youth had
tried to avoid the incident.
He said the trouble reallv
began at a party a week be-
fore the Stabbing when the
boy accidentally bumped into
the student while dancing.
On the day of the stabbing,
he said, the student waited for
the youth outside Springarn
High School to pick a fight.
The youth tried to evade the
man by crossing the street, but
the man chased him and a
fight and the stabbing ensued.
he said.
The probation officer said he
was recommending the boys
removal from the community
mainly because the victims s
friend might try to harm him.
Judge Ketcham told the boy
he may have had provocation
to do what he did but that he
did not have legal justification.
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Park Service Sets
Tours Tomorrow

The National Park Service
OF the Interior Department Will
conduct several tours in the
Washington area tomorrow.
A naturalist will conduct a
tour of the gardens of Dunbar
ton Oaks at 3 pm. tomorrow.
The tour will begin at Avon
place and R street NV A
bird walk will be conducted
at 9 am. at the same location.
Bear Island, in the Potomac
River, will be explored from
2 to s pm. tomorrow. The hike
will originate from the park
ing area at Cropley, Md, near
Anglers Inn on the Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal. Officials of the
Park Service warn that the
trail is rough and unimproved
and that only advanced hikers
should participate.
A Park Service historian will
conduct a tour Of the Robert
E. Lee estate in Arlington
Cemetery at 2:30 pm. tomor-
row. The tour will begin at the
main entrance to the Gene
terry.
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Anti-Cuncer
Agent Found
AidedbyAcid

CHICAGO, April 9 (AP).-A
simple method of protecting
normal tissues from the de-
structive effects of a potent
chemical cancer killer was re-
ported by medical researcher
today.
The chemical is in nitrogen
mustard. a World War poison
gas that became one of the
earliest and most powerful
chemical agents used to sup
press leukemia and other cam
cerous conditions.
Although highly effective
against tumors when injected
into the tissues as a chemical
in solution, mustard gas also
Injuries normal cells. This has
been a limiting factor in its
use as an anti-cancer agent in
humans,
DR.. L. P. White of Boston re-
ported today that small amounts
of hydrochloric acid tend to
erase the chemicals toxic effect
on body function without re-
duclng its anti-tumor activity.
DR.. White. of the Children's
Cancer Research Foundation,
reported that laboratory mice
survived an injection of the
acid-buffered chemical three
times as powerful as what had
previously proved to be a lethal
dose.
He described his expert
mentS in a paper and an inter-
view at the annual meeting Of
the American Association for
Cancer Research.
Animals react to an overdose
OF mustard gas with diarrhea,
loss of body fluids and damage
to their central nervous sys-
tens.
When the hemical was
buftered with acid. they were
able to take much larger doses
with little loss of weight or
appetite.
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Mrs. ELL. Knupp, Principal
At Webb School Since 1854

Mrs. Lorraine Gerard Knupp,
As. principal of the Ruth K.
Webb School, who was in Dis
trict public school education
for "a years, died Wednesday
in the Washington Hospital
Center.
Mrs. Knupp. the wife of Elon
L. Knupp, lived at 812 JET
ferSon street NV. She was
born in the District and was
educated in public schools here.
She received her bachelor Of
science degree from Wilson
Teachers College in 1886.
Mrs. Knupp taught at the
Barnard School for l8 years.
She also conducted child
development course for elemen-
tary and secondary school
teachers at Wilson Teachers
ollege and taught a human
development course at the
University of Maryland.
Mrs. Knupp was appointed
principal of the Webb School
last year. 1t is located at Mount
Olivet road and Holbrook place
NE. Earlier she had served at
the Brent and Blair Schools.
She was considered by Board
of Education members as a
tireless worker in her pursuit
to help school youngsters and
teachers on an individual basis.
A member Of many Washing
ton education study groups,
Mrs. Knupp also served as a
member of the National Educa-
ton Association Board of Man
ayers, and the executive COM
mittee of the District Commits
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Paul w. Wilson, II;

BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Me,
April 9 tAP).-Paul w. Will
son. 70, former business man
ager for the magazine Boys
Life. died yesterday at a hos
pital after a long illness.
Mr.. Wilson. a native of Wa
dema, MINI, was a director Of
the Boy Scouts of America for
38 years. He served the organi-
zation's magazine until his re-
tirement in 1859
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J. KeiI Yohe, AZ;
Chemist for Du Pont

BALTIMORE, April 9 CAP)
j. Keil Yohe, AZ. a chemist
for the Du Pont Co.. died yes
terday after a long illness at
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Born in Pittsburgh, he at
tended Mercersburg Academy
before receiving his deglee in
chemical engineering frcm m
Princeton University in 1894.
Since then, he nad been in
pigments research with DU Pont
plants in Baltimore and Edge
Moor Del.
Surviving are a sister, Miss
Mary Yohe, and an aunt, Mrs
Edward Walker, both of Erie,
Pa,
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served two terms as a director
of the United States Export
Import Bank and then retired
to a ranch outside Santa Bar
bara, Calf.
Mr.. Gauss leaves his wife,
Louise, and a son, Charles. both
of Santa Barbara, and a broth
er, Harry B., of 1924 Porter
street NV.
Funeral arrangements are
not yet complete.
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sioners' Youth Council. She in
troduced a successful trial pro-
gram several years ago which
put students of an earIy-age
level into contact with a foreign
language before they reached
high school.
Besides her husband, she
leaves a sister, Mrs. Homer
Nielsen, of Sumner, Md, and
her mother, Mrs. Ethel E.
Springmann of Washington.
Services were to be held at
II am. today in the Calvary
Baptist Church at Eighth and
H streets NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Mosquito Group
Elects U. of Nd. Man

DR.. William E. Buckley, head
OF the entomology department
Of the College of Agriculture at
the University of Maryland, has
been chosen president-elect Of
the American Mosquito Assoc
iatlon.
DR. Buckley will take office in
January, 1861. He has served
as the organizations vice pres
ldent and as associate editor
and advertising manager Of the
associations official publication.
Mosquito News.
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BIsHOFF. ALEXANDER. There will
be an unveiling in memory Of ALEX
sANDER BISHOFF on Sunday, April
10, 1850, at ! pm, at King David
Memorial Garden Relatives and
friends invited
HERSON, DAVID L. UnveilinE Of
monument in memory Of DAVID
L HERSON will take place on
Sunday, April 10. 1850, at 1890
am, at the Adas Israel Cemetery.
l400 Alabama ave. Sc. Friends
and relatives invited. $50
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MATTHEWS. GEoRGANA. In men,
ory of our dear mother. GEOR-
CANA MATTHEW'S. who departed
this life forty years ago TODAY. April
.. 1920.
For all your life your feet nave ttod
UnSelflsh paths that lead to GOO
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, IRENE
PAGE
WILLIAMS, JOHN F. In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband, JOHN p
WILLIAMS. who passed away four
years ago today April Q. 1855
Eternal rest grant unto him. o Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon
him. MILDRED.
WILLIAMS, RYTHEw A. In memory
Of our dear friend. RYTHEW A.
WILLIAMS. who departed this life
nineteen years ago, April S, 1941
Nav hlS THr soy HccEf4IpT Esst in vP,H9s,s Pss9s
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN-5 choice sites. mon.
privils, sec. E lot l6; nr. maus.
large discount ia 4-S3S9 10
FORT LINCOLN sites. Garden OF
the Apostles; reas LU. 1851. IS
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Crvpt
for in the Garden OF Meditation.
sPcrifice LU. 4@2O3. 10
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-l lot
a sites), $500 JE 4-5Ol5
91516
8 SITES in Cedar Hill Cemetery. will
divide reasonable. JA. s-59T6. 10
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BFathH

ARAss f4idsy WILLIAM KbE y Ess5S St WITf2M RIEf qP
band Of May Z. ADAMS and father
of William F. III. Robert z. George
H, Harry A., Thomas. Mary and
Florence Adams and Mrs Dorothy
HARRINGTON. Funeral from the James
T. Ryan Funeral Home. BIZ Pa
ave Sc, on Monday. April IL. at
- pm. Relatives and friends in
-yited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 10
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In Mfntnrtattt

BqTI1R 1HoMAS Fl I'M husband s., In SyRs
BUTLER. Sr.. who departed this life
four years ago. April Q. 1855
Some day I know l will meet you.
dear,
In that land so bright and fair,
For Jesus, our Saviour, invited you
Into His beautiful home to share.
Death is a heartache no one can
heal,
All I have left of one whom loved.
And will never forset.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN
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BEANE. WILLIE l. OF 1717 R st.

NV. on April :, 1860. stepson Of
Florence X Beane. nephew of Mrs.
Ruth ReameS and Mr. B F. Wilson.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home
1907 ChaDin ST. NV. on Tuesday,
Apfn l.. at g.3O am Mass at
st. Paul's Catholic Church, 18th
and V SITS NV at 10 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry IL
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CARTER, H.T,d!, v WALTER 1T g.. $. 5 In lqyipG %
TER S. CARTER, who passed away
twenty years ago TODAY. April g.,
We do not need special day
rbf To dSTH STinE yod ~ to DoP our TbE minds van
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN.
DATCEER. NORA A. In loving re-
%eR9TaRce NoRH p1TcgEER 9t gHE mother %be .ft MRS
SO suddenly eleven years ago today,
April q, l949
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget,
But time SO far has only proved
How much We miss her yet,
DORSEY. MARY ALICE. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, MARY
ALICE DORSEY, who left US eight.
cen years ago today, April .. 1912
Though other memories fade away
upon this mortal shore
Your memory like the laurel stays
greer forevermore.
DAUGHTER AND SON. LILLIAN
GARNER. PFC. FRED HARRY, Jr. In
HARRY GARNER, Jr.. who departed
this life seven wears ago. April s.
1858
Though seven years have passed
US by
Since God called YOU home on high,
You are missed and our hearts still
ache
We still often ask the question,
Why, dear God. did our Junior
you have to take?''
But thank God we have q loving
memory
With which well never part.
We still and always will
Keep you locked in our hearts.
FAMTTV
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BEALL. JOSEPH LESLIE, sr. On Thurs.

day, April :, 1860. at his residence:
Mitcheilville, Md, JOSEPH LESLIE
BEALL. Sr, beloved husband Of Doris
R. Beall and father of Joseph Leslie
Beall. ir; Mrs. Dolores Lanham, Mrs.
Cecilia KuiaWa and Barbara Jean
Beall He also is survived by eight
brothers, four sisters and six. grand
children Friends may call at the
Ritchie Bros. Funeral Home. Upper
Marlboro, Nd. REQUIEM mass will be
celebrated in Holy Family Catholic
Church, Woodmore. Md. on Monday.
April II, at q.3O m. Interment St.
Msry's Catholic Cemetery. Annapo-
lis, Nd. 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4tn 81. and Mass Ave. NE Ii 3-52OO
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
SINCE 1851
SENSIBLE PRICES
FORMERLY AT lll3 1th ST NV
36O5 l4th ST NV TU 2-2326
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WEST. FELIX A.. Jr. On Thursday,

FELIX A.. Jr. On Thursday,
April !. 1860, FELIX A. WESI, Jr.,
OF lQ!05 .Crestwood rd., Kensing-
ton; Nd. beloved husband of Doris
Heloig West, son of Felix A.. sr.,
and Marie A, West. brother Of
Sister Marie Felix. Sisters of ST
Joseph. Of Chestnut Hill. Pa. Friends
may call at the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home 1881 .Georgia ave.
SUNDAY, April 10, from pm to
! pm, and 6 pm to 10 pm,
Funeral on Monday. April IL. at
gl5 am. Requiem mass at the
Holy Redeemer Church. Summit ave
and Saul rd., Kensington, Nd. at
~ a m Interment st Mary's Gem
etery. 10
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CHARLES EDWIN. On Thurs
gay; IGsn,, april AZ 4 D 1890 At Arlington
OF 9I2. South Utah St. Arlington,
va, beloved son OF Mrs. Thelma G.
Mrs. Audrey W Pinto Of West Palm
Beach: Fla; stepson of Calvin Dem
mis- Martin, Sr., of Arlington, Va,
and half brother OF Calvin Dennis
Martin, ir. Friends may call at the
ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. where there
VIII be a recitation of the rosary
on Sunday, April 10, at 7:3O pm.
REQUIEM mass will be offered at st.
Thomas More Catholic Church, l0l
North Thomas St.. Arlington, Va,
on Monday. April II. at $3.50 am.
lnteTment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
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DIGKERSoN. JEAN. suddenly, Or

DICKERSON, JEAN. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, April ). 1860, JEAN DICK
ERSON of 1926 Corbln place ne
Dickerson, sister of Mrs. joyce Will
kerson, Joan. Jan, Denise, Ralph
and LLOYD Dickerson jr She also
is survived by six aunts. four uncles,
other relatives and friends The
late Miss DickerSon NAV be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home 10
H s.. ne. after l. noon Sunday
April 10 Funeral on Monday. April
odist Church. l4th st and Inde-
pendenCe ave Sc. at pm In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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BECKERT, BESSIE L. On THURSDAY,
Anrll ! | Qhn BESSIE L BECKERT

Of 1859 Seminary I'd. Silver Spring,
Md, beloved wife Of the late George
J. Beckert, mother of Frank 7.
and George Beckert. grandmother
of Bruce E. Beckert and Eleanor
B. Munro Friends NAV call at
the S. H Hines Co Funeral Home,
2gOl 14th ST. NV parking facili-
ties The holy sacrifice OF the
mass will be offered at St Johns
Catholic Church. 10000 Rosensteei
drive, Forest Glen. Md, on Monday,
April IL, at 10 am. for the repoSe
of her soul Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. 10
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KIDwELL, EDITH NJ. On Fri

April S. 1860 at GeoTRe FWRlaSy, WssS,
iington Hospital, EDITH NJ. KID
WELL Of POI 4 Avalon place, Lewis
dale Mo-. beloved wife Of the late
George kidwell. mother of George
H, kldwell of Silver Spring Md
and Richard NJ. KidwelI of OwinSs'
Nd; sister of Mrs. Edwin G SPEAK
man of Arlington, Va. Services at
the s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home.
THuI l4th st NV. on Monday,
April II. at IL noon Gparking f. I,
cilities) Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. IN
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BAYLOR. JAMES. On

BAYLOR. JAMES. On Tuesday. April
5, 1910. JAMES BAYLOR. beloved
husband of Stella Baylor and father
Of Anna Davis, Estelle Simons,
Ellen Lancaster. Florence Davis,
Charles williams. Herbert and Rich
ard Baylor Friends may call at
the W H Bacon Funeral Home,
1922 eth st NV. after ) pm.
Saturday. April 8. where services
will be held at IL am. Sunday,
April 10 Interment Ashland. Va. 9
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HAYDEN. JOHN DANIEL. OF 44TS
Fort drive. .Suitland, Nd, on April
Z, 1850. 1-year-oId son OF Mr..
OF Karen, Jan. Michele, Susan. Bon
ME 10. Robert L., tr.. and James
(. Hayden; grandson OF Mrs. Chris
tine Sorilord. Services at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 5l1 llth st.
Sc. on Monday, April IL. at
pm lnterment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery 10
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mortal Hospital, EULA G. HOLMES
OF 423 10th st. Sc, beloved wife
OF Harvey Holmes and mother of
Mrs. Erma Jackson. Mrs Eula John
son, Alonza and Harvey Holmes
Jr. She also leaves to mourn
her passing four sisters. four broth
erS and a host of other relatives
at the John T RhineS g. Co
Funeral Home. 3O15 18th st. ne
Friends may call after pm
Saturday, April =. Funeral on
Sunday, April 10. at Danville, Va
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ATTERERY- MAIrER al snecia

ATTEBERY, WALTER L. A special
a communication of Hope
N Lodge. No. 20 F. A. A. NJ,
IN is hereby called for the
NENWS purpose OF conductlng the
WHY Masonic burial services for
NNLT our late brother, WALTER
" L. ATTEBERY. on Sum-
day April 10. at 40 pm
JAMES NJ BARNARD. Jr.. Master.
PAUL q EICAN, Secy 10
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Announeements Of
Services by Chambers
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CROWN. DAISY b. The officers and
- II members of Lebanon Chap
R\[H ter. No. %, O. z. S. are
YAK hereby requested to assem-
>ANAEeS> Bile at the s. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 1901 l4th
" st NV, on Sunday Apri,
V 10, 1860. at 1.45 pm for
the purpose Of conducting funeral
services for our late sister, DAISY
B. GROWN
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DUEHRING. RAE. OF sos Montan

DUEHRING, RAE. OF sos Montana
ave. ne. on April :. 1860. wife
Of Herman E Duehrins. sister of
Mrs. Fannie zupnik. Mrs Ester
Wood. Mrs Sadie Carpenter, Mrs
Henrietta Rosenblatt and Jack
Blzgia. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. 400 Chaplin st NV.
on Monday April II. at am.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
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BLANDFoRD. AGNES CLEARY. o.

Friday, April s, 1850. at her resi-
depcsi 3O5q i8th St nv; AGNES Is
the late Benson and Agnes Bland
ford She is survived by three
sisters and one brother. Friends
may call at the s. H Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2qOl l4th st. NV,
after 10 noon Sunday. April 10
(parking facilities. Prayers at the
above funeral home on Monday,
April H.. at $50 am; thence to
the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart
18th St and Park rd. NV. where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will
be offered at 10 am for the repose
Of her soul. Interment private
No flowers. please 10
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BUCKNER, MARY H. BECK.

Wednesday April 6, 1850 MARY
H BECK BUCKNER of $50 34th
st ne. beloved wife of Henry
Buckner and sister of Mrs Birdie
L. Hayes. Mrs. Lucy Green and
George Harris Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends
After ) p.m Saturday, April q,
Mcclure Funeral Home, $50 9TH
st. NV Funeral and interment
at Chicago, Ill 9
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DEANS, JOHN DAWSON. On Wednes-
day. April 8, 1860, JOHN DAWSON
DEANS of l4S You St n E He is
survived by his mother, Mrs Julia
D. HaganS: five sisters, three broth
ers, other relatives and many friends
After 3:30 pm, SUNDAY, April 10
friends NAV call at Henry S. Wash
lnRton e. Sens Funeral Home. 1925
Deane ave. ne, where funeral serv.
ices will be held at l pm. Monday
April /. Interment Arlington Ma
tinnal CemetPrN
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jones CHESTER 4 On Friday.

April s, 1860, CHESTER A. JONES 5SfS
Of 1l6 Brent rd. Rockville, Nd,
beloved husband of Mamie Jones,
father Of Mrs. Marguerite j. Hart
man and brother of Mrs Amy F
Jones o! Trenton. N. j Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Nd
where services will be held on Mon
day.. April IL. at II am. inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery tBalti-
more. Md, papers please COPY
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KIRWA,N,- ANNIE NJ. On Thursday,

April !. 1860, at her residence,
1907 Commonwealth ave, Aiexsn-
dris., Va wife, OF the late William
hlrWan and mother of Mrs. E.
Mrs F; c Choate and Mrs An,
thony Nolan Funeral services on
saturday. April q. at II am at
ne Cunningham Funeral Home,
cameron ana Alfred sts Alexan-
dria. Va. Interment Ivy Hill Gene
terry O
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Willis UN' SUE IHOMAS. on FRI
fAoMAg ffAE AgF w1fSLs1fSoSSS 1SSS bsI1ysd Mas SIZE sf:
of David A Williston of ll22 Fair
Dr. Thomas A Wiiliston and sister
Of Mrs, Florence Jones of Coium-
of San Francisco. Calf, She also
is survived by other relatives and
many friends After II noon Sun
iay. April 10 friends are invited
TO call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882
You st, NV. where funeral Services
will be held on Monday. April II,
at am Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 10
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JONES. WILLIAM H. on Friday, April

$, 1850 at the washington SAM
tarium. WILLIAM H JONES. be-
loved husband Of Lydia Louise
Jones He also is survived BY
three nepheWS and one niece
Friends NAV call at the Takoma
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll ST. NV,
sparkinE oppoSitel, after 3 pm.
Takoma Park S. D A. Church. Car
roll and Eastern aves.. on Monday.
April H.; at ON Interment
Evening star., 1960-04-09
JONES. AUBREY LEE. Suddenly. OIL

JONES, AUBREY LEE. Suddenly, on
THURSDAY, April :, 1860, AUBREY
LEE JONES, aged IS. beloved hus-
band of Beatrice d. Jones. He also
is survived By two daughters, Dar-
lene and Carolyn; one son, Charles,
and one brother. Chris Friends
NAV call at the Hall Funeral Home,
Occoquan. Va where services will
be held on Sunday. April 10, at .
pm Interment DumfrieS Gene
terry 10
Evening star., 1960-04-09
CLARK. RORFRTA Ann on r

day, April :, 1860, ROBERTA ANN
CLARK, beloved wife of Robin Bruce
Clark and devoted daughter OF Mr..
surviving are two brothers. Melvin
and Harvey Kosberg of Washing
ton, D. c Services at the c D.
Goldberg a. Son Funeral Home, 42l7
9th 8 nv. on Sunday, April
David Memorial Garden In mourn
ing at Sl9 2lst st NV. 10