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Evening star., 1961-04-15
Mrs. Williams, "a.
Descendant of
Hero of Alamo

Mrs. Mary C. Williams, "a,
a maternal descendant of Col
William Travis of Alamo fame
and a long time Washington
area resident, died today in
Tallahassee, Fla, after a long
illness.
Mrs. Williams came to the
Washington area after retiring
in 1880. She had lived in Texas
where she first was a railroad
station agent and then owned
and operated a number of in
dependent telephone systems
She had liYed with her sor
at 2300 Valley drive, Alexan-
dria, before moving to Florida
last year.
She leaves two Sons, Robert
X. Williams of Alexandria anc
c. David Williams of Talla.
hassee, four grandchildren anc
two great-grandchildren.
Services will be Friday il
Thorndale. Tex.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Kathryn Ellen,
5, Daughter Of
The Wurehums

Kathryn Ellen Wareham, 5,
a kindergarten pupil at West
brook Elementary School, died
of leukemia at Children's Hos
pital on Thursday.
The oldest of four children,
Kathryn had been stricken in
September and had been hos
pitalized on four different oc-
caSions since.
Kathryn'S father is a con-
sulting engineer with the Local
firm OF Frank j. Sullivan Asso-
ciates.
In addition to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Ware.
ham III, she leaves a sister
Robin Ann, 8, and two brothers
Edward A. w, and Timothy
Donald, 4 months, all of the
home address, 5004 Rodmar
road, Westgate, Md, and hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward A. Wareham, jr., o.
Hagerstown, Md, and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Donald H. FoiSy, O.
Havertown, Pa.
A Mass Of the Angels will bt
offered at 10 am. Monday al
the Church of the Littlt
Flower. 5601 Massachusetts, ave
nue. extended. Burial will be il
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The family requests that ex,
pressions of sympathy be in tht
form of donations to tn,
Leukemia Memorial Fund O
Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Kosher Meals
Now Available in
District Hospitals

Strictly Kosher meals are
now available in a number of
area hospitals to Jewish pa
tients who request them, Rabbi
Harry j. Kaufman, president of
the Rabbinical Council of
Washington, has announced.
Rabbi Kaufman said the
program had been put into
effect through the efforts of
the Rabbinical Council with
the cooperation of the admin
istrators of the hospitals.
The Kosher diet program
has been instituted in the
Washington Hospital Center,
George Washington University
Hospital, Georgetown Hospital
and Columbia Hospital. the
rabbi said.
"Other area hospitals have
been approached and we have
reason to expect that they will
soon make this service avail
able" he added.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Mrs. w. Benton,
District Native

Mrs. w. Walter Benton, a
native of the District, died
Thursday after an operation in
Largo, Fla.
The former Charlotte Lem
mon, Mrs. Benton had been 9
resident of Largo for is years
She was the widow Of a re-
tired grocer.
She leaves a daughter, Miss
Louise Benton Of Manassas
Va, a son, Leo L., of Gil Twen-
ty-second street South, Airing
ton, and two sisters, Mrs. Laurs
G. Rogers of 3100 Connecticut
avenue NV. and Mrs. John w
Francis of 1414 Montague street
NV. She also leaves three
grandchildren and one great
granddaughter.
Services will be at 2:30 pm
Monday in Lees Funeral Home
Fourth street and MaSsachu'
sets avenue NE. Burial will bt
| in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Area Baptist
Revival Services
Draw 143,721

A total of 143.721 persons
have attended revival services
the past two weeks in 80 Bap-
tist churches of the Washing
ton area.
The revival meetings started
April 8 and will end tomor-
row.
, DR.. William j. Crowder, di-
rector of the District Of Co.
lumbia Baptist Convention, re-
ported that 81, ,189 persons have
attended revival meetings ir
churches affiliated with the
convention.
The Rev. Ernest Gibson, pas
tor of First Rising Mount Zior
Baptist Church, said $685.
persons have been at service.
of churches affiliated with thu
Baptist Convention of the Dis.
trict and vicinity.
Inc reports were made al
a luncheon yesterday in Ia.
koma' Park Baptist Church, SO.
Aspen street NV. Final re.
ports will be made following
services tomorrow.
Reports were not available
from churches of the Noun
Vernon Baptist Association o.
Virginia and the Seneca As.
sociation of Maryland, som,
of whose affiliated churche.
participated in the campaign
DR.. Leonard Sanderson, pas.
tor of the First Baptist Church
Lake Charles. La, served al
director of the revivals. Tht
Rev. Wayne Scott, pastor ot
Hillcrest Baptist Church, wa!
chairman of the steering com.
mittee.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Bank Robber
Awaits Sentence

Kelley Weston Holmes, So
year-old ex-convict, yesterday
pleaded guilty in Federal Court
in Alexandria to the January
Is armed holdup of a Fort Bel
voir bank.
Holmes, a civilian fire in
spector and a part-time cab
driver on the base, was arrested
after a high-speed gun battle
with police following the. $l1, ,00O
robbery.
Holmes entered the plea after
Judge Oren r. Lewis refused
to accept a plea of nolo con-
tendere (no contest.
A Federal grand jury at New
port News February 7 indicted
Holmes on one count of armed
robbery in the holdup of the
First and Citizens Nationa
Bank of Alexandria and an.
otner count OF placing in Jeop.
ardy the life of a bank teller
with a pistol.
T. Brooke Howard, Holmes
attorney, said a nolo contendert
plea would allow testimony
showing emotional disturb
ances were present that day.
If the case were tried in thu
District, Mr.. Howard told thu
court, the Durham rule woulc
enable a success plea of no
guilty.
Judge Lewis deferred sen,
fencing until May IL, pending
a probation report.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
John 7. Powers,
-Ex-NSA Chemist

John T. Powers, A, a retired
chemical engineer for the Ma
tional Security Agency, died of
diabetes Wednesday at Mount
Alto Hospital.
Mr.. Powers, a native of Min
neapolis. Joined NSA in 1912
after working for a time with
the Gulf Oil Co. in Pittsburgh.
He retired last year because of
his illness.
He was graduated from the
University of Illinois, where he
received a degree in chemical
engineering.
He lived at 2002 Erie street,
West Hyattsville.
He leaves his father, Frank
B. Powers, of Tarpon Springs
Fla; a sister, Mary, of Los An
geles, and a brother, James, OF
Oakland, Calf.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
New York Pupils
Poor in Reading;
5000 May Fail

NEW YORK, April Is (AP) =
Can New York City's school
children read?
Not very we'll. the indignant
superintendent of the Nation S
largest public school system
declared yesterday.
School Supt. DR.. John j.
Theobald told a city budget
hearing that 10000 seventh
graders here can't read third
grade books. And he reported
that 67,067 of the city'S 172,-
900 junior high school pupils
are more than two years be-
hind in reading.
He made the disclosures in 9
plea for more money for cdu-
cation, including SO million fol-
remedial reading teachers.
Mr.. Theobald said that somc
$4,000 elementary school pu-
pills faced the danger of nc
promotion this term because
of reading troubles.
I'VE have only two alterna-
tives," he said. Either you
give US the money We ueed OF
we will go back to 100 per cent
promotion and say ITO hel
with education, we don't neeo
II ~
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Mrs. Mary Townes
Of Virginia Daily

STRASBURG, Va, April Is
(AP). - Mrs. Mary Ambrose
Townes, 81, woman's page
editor on the Northern Virginia
Daily for the last 20 years,
died yesterday in a Winchester
Hospital.
In addition to her news
paper career, Mrs. TowneS was
active in the women's auxiliary
of the Virginia Firemen's AS
sociation.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow at st.
Paul's Lutheran Church here
Burial will be in RivervieW
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Miss Alma Bode,
In D. 40 Years

Miss Alma w. Bode, SO, a
resident of the District for
more than 40 years. died yes
terday after a heart attack at
her home, 1920 Park road NV.
Miss Bode, who was born in
Portsmouth, Ohio, was a men,
ber Of the Washington CEN
tennial chapter of the Eastern
Star.
She leaves a sister, Mrs
Thomas Doughton Carson, OF
2101 Connecticut avenue NV
Services will be at 10 am
Monday at the Hines funeral
home, with burial in Fort Lin
coin cemetery.
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DfathH

,IE EHrLIr y Iss, L on ,,yS wssne,- g
zEfdLER Of 5Soa Beech ave-, Be- B
thesda. Nc, beloved husband Of
Mae M. Zeigler and father Of Mrs.
Barbara Ann Rankin. There also
are two grandchildren. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md,
where services win be held on Satur-
day. April 15. at IL am. Inter-
ment Parklawn Cemetery. 15
ZEREGA, DORA MARIA BACIGALUPo.
On Thursday. April -, 1861. at
the Georgetown University Hospital,
DORA MARIA BACIGALUPO ZE-
REGA. beloved wife of the late
Augustine Natole Zerega, mother OF
Andrea Pietro zereCa and stepmother
Of James and Domino zerega, Friends
may call at the De Vol Funeral
Home, ,.22A Wisconsin ave. NV.
The rosary will be recited at 8 pm.
Sunday. April l6. Requeim high
mass win be offered at the Church
n th" Epinhary. 37I2 Dnmbarton
ave. NV, GEORGETOWN, at $3.50 am
MSnoaS' Afrl II. 10
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Ghono Diplomat
Sees Continuing
Aportheid Fight

The independent nations of
Africa will never give up the
fight against the practice of
apartheid in the Union of
South Africa, Alex Quaison-
Sackey, Ghana Ambassador to
the United Nations, declared
here yesterday.
I'VE (the newly formed Afri-
can countrieS) will keep the
issue alive and take every ap-
propriate action as long as the
practice exists" the ambassador
said.
By " appropriate action" he
said he meant proposing both
African and United Nations
steps to free the people of
South Africa of segregation
and Subjugation based on
race"
Unless the Union of South
Africa complies with U. N.
resolutions calling for an end to
the practice of apartheid," he
added, "the fight against ii
may get increasingly warmer. y
He said there are 200 million
Africans who oppose it.
Ambassador QuaiSon-Sackey
scored South Africa while
addressing some so members
of American University's Inter-
national Relations Club. He
drove from New York to Wash
ington especially to talk to the
students at their weekly meet
ing on the uptown campus.
Ambassador Quaison-Sackey
former counselor of the Ghans
High Commission in London
became his country'S U. N
representative in 1859. He at
tended high school in Ghans
but received his bachelors de.
gree at oxford University.
Ghana, he told the students
will continue it's policy Of
positive neutrality" in the cole
war, " but this does not NEAR
that the West is our enemy.
He said his country's most i'm.
portant job is the pursuit O.
African unity so it's voicC
and its influence can be mad,
to be felt in the world"
Evening star., 1961-04-15
PEAS AND CARROT
DIET CUTS DOWN
PRISON TROUBLE

TALLAH A SSEE. Fla.
(AP).-No more bread and
water for troublesome con-
victs at the Florida State
Prison.
Now it's nothing but peas
and carrots for breakfast,
lunch and dinner.
"They hate it," says
State Prison Director H. G.
Cochran. Bread and water
was nothing to this"
And the treatment ap-
parently works, he says. In
the old bread and water
era, the prison usually had
140 to $50 convicts on the
restricted diet on any given
day.
Now the average is about
rs convicts.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Boston U. Sets Up
Local Fund Unit

A tri-State building fund
committee for the District,
Maryland and Virginia has been
appointed by the Boston Uni
versity Law School to assist in
the development program for a
new law school building.
Construction of the So million
building, to be located on the
new university campus along
the Charles River in Boston,
will begin this fall.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Dr.. Wallace N. Nook
OF Tokomo Park Dies

DR.. Wallace Nevin Nook, so,
a general practitioner in Ia
koma Park, Md, since 1887,
died of bone cancer Thursday
night at his home at 10306
Naglee road, Silver Spring.
Born in Ambridge, a suburb
of Pittsburgh, Pa, he COM
|pleted his pre-medical educa-
ton at the Washington Mis-
sionary College and received
his medical degree from the
College of Medical Evangelists,
Iona Linda, Calf. in 1886.
DR.. Nook was active in the
Sligo Seventh-day Adventist
Church in T&koma Park. He
previously had been a member
of the Hyattsville Seventh-day
Adventist Church. He was a
member of the District and
Montgomery County Medical
Societies, as well as the Ameri-
can Medical Association.
He leaves his wife, H. Joyce
Doe Nook, of the home ad-
dress; two daughters, Patricia
and Mrs. JoAnne Miller of
7701 Carroll avenue, Takoma
Park; a son, Wallace, jr., a
student at Shenandoah Valley
Academy, New Market, Va;
his mother, Mrs. Edna L. Nook
of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and two
sisters, Mrs. Thelma Mahoney
of Jamestown, Ny, and Mrs.
Muriel Wesley of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio.
Funeral services will be held
at the Sligo Seventh-day Ad-
ventist Church at Carroll and
Flower avenues, Takoma Park,
at 1880 am. Monday, with
burial in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
The family has requested
that expressions of sympathy
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Emile Henriot, Poet

PARIS, April is (AP).-
Emile Henriot. 70. poet and
novelist and member of the
French Academy, died yester-
day after a heart attack. Mr.
Henriot had been literary critic
of the newspaper lie Monde
since 1914.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

YOUNG. VIOLA. In loving memory
OF our dear mother, sister and
aunt. VIOLA YOUNG. who departed
this life two years ago today, April
The angels are safely guarding you
Your sacred silent grave,
For in 1t lies precious one
we loved. but could not save.
NIEcEs AND NEPHEw, ~ A''
ANTHONY. ARTHUR L. In lovinG
memory OF my dear husband, AR.
THUR L. ANTHONY, who passed
away two years ago today. Apri
No one knows how much I miss you
No one knows the bitter pain
have suffered since / lost you
Life has never been the same
The blow was great. the shock
little thought the end was near
Only those who have lost can tel
The pain OF parting without fare
well.
To have. to hold, and then to par
Is the greatest sorrow of my heart
Your memory Is as dear today
AS In the hour you passed away
If all the world were mine to give
80 see s s lace a. yesi e. my a1d deaE @0rs usDan,
Come smiling through the door
YOUR LONELY WIFE. MELvIRA.
ANTHONY, ARTHUR L. In lovint
memory Of our stepfather and step
grandfather; ARTHUR L. ANTHONY
who passed away two years agl
today. April 10, 1859.
Two long and lonely years hav
Since God took you away;
Each day seems longer than the last
And life no longer gay.
The love you gave US many years
VIII ne'er from us depart;
Though you are gone forever,
MAXINE BRYCE, CLARENCE
RIDGELEY AND THEIR Chill
DREN.
memory Of our beloved sister, LII
years ago, April 15. 1881.
We often sit and think of you
When we are all alone,
For memory. is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
! MARIE c. JACKSON. MARY i
TURNER AND ELDRIDGE K
BRUCE, LAURA W. A tribute to tn
memory of my mother. LAURA "
rest TWO years ago today, April II
1859.
Her memory is as dear today
AS In the hour she passed ava!
EVELYN.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
AnuRtlinnE

FOX, JACOB. There will be an un-
yelling in loving memory Of JACOB
FOX. husband Of Ida r. Fox and
father Of DR.. Samuel L. Fox (Bal-
timorel and Mrs, Bernice Weinstein,
on Sunday, April 16. 1861, at 2:30
pm. at the Ohev Sholom Gene
terry, 6I30 O'Donnell St. Baltimore,
Md. Friends and relatives invited.
15,
ISAACSON, VICTOR. Unveiling Of 3
monument in memory Of DR.. VIC
TOR ISAACSON will be held on
Sunday, April 16. 1861. at l pm,
at Adas Israel Cemetery. 1400 Ala
bama ave. Sc. Friends and rcla-
tives invited. 9,15,l6
sNIDER. LOUIS. There will. be an
unveiling Of a monument in memory
of LOUIS SNIDER on Sunday, April
sholom Cemetery,
MRS. LOUIS sNlDER AND SONS.
S.9,15
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Gurn nf Thanka

"iSSlEa the iat. ESA Mr. GEORGE WfdG1Ns 1aRs IS
acknowledges with grateful appre-
citation your kind expressions Of
MRS. GEORGE L. wIGoINs AND
FAMILY. 10
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In MRntnrtant

BUDD, EUGENE Z. In fond memory
OF our dear father, EUGENE E.
BUDD. who departed this life forty
three years ago today. April 15,
1918.
He was a wonderful father
With a heart as pure as gold;
A father SO dear to his family
That his memory will never grow
old.
Dear God. we thank Thee for
father,
Who now from care is free;
Thank Thee for a wonderful. father,
HIS su'' Devoted isv Ht reg cHTLpREN' n.fn me- Es-
TELLE F, BERRY AND LESSEE
FORTUNE.
FOSTER, HILDA MAY. In loving
memory OF my sister. HILDA MAY
FOSTER, who died one year ago
today. April Is. 1850.
Down the road that's calm and
GUIDED By Gods loving hand.
You have gone upon a Journey
To q distant. brighter land.
And know that you are happy
In your home over there:
IRMA RUTLAND.
FOSTER, HILDA MAY. In memory
Of our a% nSthsr sps ErnandamISSthsr nn inc nn:
year ago today, April Is. 1860.
When God took you home in Heaven,
couldn't understand;
1t seemed l always had you here
To lend helping hand.
To help me when 1 needed help,
To tell my troubles to:
wonder II God understands
DAgaHnEE aENRY AND 6NP MARS s4NIlEsTeM AEsToS:
GRANDCHILDREN, HILDA, DA-
VID AND EARL.
HEDLUND, HARRY. In loving mem
oIy Of our dear husband and father,
HARRY HEDLUND. who passed away
seven years ago today. April Is,
MILDRED AND HARRY A. HE'D
LUND.
JENNINGS, LILLE NJ. In loving mem
ory Of our mother, LILLE NJ. JEN-
NINGS, who passed away eleven
years ago today. April Is, 1850.
In that misty veil OF silence.
So profound and deep,
May your. rest be ever peaceful
YOUR DEVoTED CHILDREN.
ROBINSON, VERDE ID. In loving
memory Of my devoted Daddy, YER
DIE d. ROBINSON, who passed
three years ago today. April 1j,
1858.
And the nights shall be filled with
music,
And the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs,
And as silently steal away.
Loved in life. remembered always.
THELMA.
SMITH, MAMIE LOU. In loving mem
DRY OF our beloved one. MAMIE
LOU SMITH. who passed away
three years ago today. April 15
Before our eyes you faded.
Growing weaker every day.
Patiently bearing your suffering
Until God called you away.
You heard a voice we couldn't hear
/ 1t said. You cannot stay;
| You saw q hand we couldn't see
Which beckoned you away.
| Some day We hope to meet you
| In that land so bright and fair
| For God in Heaven invites us
| His beautiful home 70 share.
LEWIS, AND THE FAMILY.
SMITH. MAMIE LOU. IN memory O.
! my dear friend. MAMIE LOU SMITH
who left me three years ago today
April 15. 1858.
Sadly missed
T. ISABELLA JEFFERSON.
STOFFl, FRANK. A tribute Of love
{ to the memory Of our dear fathel
1 and grandfather, FRANK STOFFL
| who departed this life six year,
ago today, April Is. 1865.
If ever soul fulfilled its mission
on earth,
Then. dranddad and Daddy, it wa
you.
: To have. to hold. then to part,
Is the greatest sorrow of our hearts
Your memory is as. dear today
As In the hour you passed away
! Our thoughts of you will nevel
fade
When all the years have flown
Your memory. as the brightest star
viii always light our homes.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS
ELIZABETH AND HELEN, AMI
GRANDCHILDREN. BETTY, JAG
QUELINE, FRANK JOE AMI
ts
Evening star., 1961-04-15
FLORISTS

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2O46 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7.8910
e33 King st.. Alex. XII. 9-6ll2
JOHN sHARPER.. INC.
- 5s2I Brinkley Rd. Sc
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Evening star., 1961-04-15
CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS, National Memorial
Park--1 lot. gravesites. JU.
9-4911. after pm. l6
FORT LINCOLN
4 Sites. Bible Section
CIR. 3-2752 16
MAUSOLEUM. Natl. Mem. Park
Priced 30es below market value for
cash sale; will consider terms, IA.
2-2l30. Fl
NATIONAL MEMORIAL "A choice
sites, make offer. HE. 4-4320 II
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-2
crypts in George washington Me-
mortal Gardens. $1.200. ia.
NATL MEM. PARK, r. c., va
erypts, $1.260; crypts, $4,000; at
Chaplains War Mem. Fountain.
KE. 6-8562. 23'
PARKLAWN CEMETERY--2 sites with
2 graves each. sell sep. or together;
sac, 5000. VIII. 6-6162. 10
SIX CHOICE SITES. Fort Lincoln, Il
close an estate. MA. S-1403, AT.
TORNEY ROBERT E. LYNCH. lt
Evening star., 1961-04-15

Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers
Powers, John 7. W. W. Chambers Co
Kimball,
William J. w. W. Chambers Co,
Evening star., 1961-04-15

ALLEN. CHARLES. On wednesday.
April II, 1861. CHARLES ALLEN
of 314 Seaton place NE, loving
father Of Mrs. Edith v. Thomas,
Charles z. and Clarence B. Allen.
He also is survived by eleven grand-
children, twenty-five great-grand-
children. other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Allen may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home
30 H st. ne, after IL am. Sun
day day Aprill pril is Fun Funeral on mo Mon n.
Episcopal Church. $50 9th st. ne,
at / am. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 16
Evening star., 1961-04-15

ALLEN, CHARLES. The officers and
q members of Charles Dat
IN cher Lodge. No. 15. F. g.
IN A. M, will hold special
MN communication on Monday,
NSZM April Ia, 1861, at the Ma
NV sonic TEMPLE, 1000 You St.
" NV, at 9:45 am, to con-
duct the last Masonic rites. for our
late brother, CHARLES ALLEN. All
members are requested to be pres
ent at the Calvary Episcopal Church,
$50 9Th st. ne. at 10:45 am.
Monday.
ROCHELLE c. CHANDLER,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun

j. william Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. L. S"o2Ou
Evening star., 1961-04-15
70 UUnuuCl IuHtIaI seTVIce5 IOr on
late sister. ALMA w. BODE.
MARIE D. ATKINSON, W. M.
,MAYBELL L. HERBERT. Secy. 1
BRENIzER, W. SPENCER. On Friday.

BkENILEk, W. SPENCEk. On Friday,
April IA, 1861. at his residence,
SGIs % WMsssPSh Ms P% sPENe 5sE5Sss FSTs sH%Rs
Brenizer. son Of the late Warren
F. and Maud @. Brenizer. Friends
may call at the 8. H, Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 290l 14th st. NV,
( parking facilities). Services at
+ st. Adams Episcopal Church, Wis
ieonsin and Massachusetts, ave. NV,
on. Monday. April n. at IL am.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
ASHTON, ROBERT N. suddenly. or

Thursday. April Is. 1851. ROB.
ave, Takoma PasE. Nd. beloved ay FUtn Fusl
band Of Ruth M. Ashton and father
Of Kendall and Mary Ellen Ashton,
Mrs. Grace Post. Friends may cal cal
at the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll st. NV. (parking opposite)
on Saturday. April 10. from 3 to
; pm. and 7 to pm. and on
Sunday. April 10. from . pm. until
home on Monday, April II, al Io
an. Interment Gate Of He zen
Cemetery. 1e
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HART. FREnERICK q AM

HART, FREDERICK G. An emer-
10 gent Communication Of
~ Hiram Lodge. No. 10. F.
IN A. A. M. Is called for sun
MEM> day, April 10, 1861, at
WNALW 1880 pm, at the Geier
SVT Funeral Home, 1905 Iith
~ st. NV, for the purpose
OF holding Masonic services for
our late brother. FREDERICK @.
HART.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

CLIFTON C. An emersent
g. ]: ! !: !: { ::i !
IN Lodge. No. AZ, F. A. A. M,
wv Georgia ave. NV. at 7:30
" pm, for the purpose of
performing the last rites for our
late brother, CLIFTON C. NIBL LOCK.
Members are requested to attend.
JOHN B. REECE. Master.
C. c. HUTCHINSON, Secy. II
Evening star., 1961-04-15
WILLIAM H. DoBLoG. Master. 1e

HECHT, GEORGIA s. on Thursday,
AEcHT 81 e9oYY wilson lA lane, Be. Be-;
thesds. Md, beloved mother Of
Norman F.. Hecht, sister OF Mrs.
Simmons. Harry z. Slye, 1t. Comdr.
w. Chapman Slye and Sergt. VIII
liam T. Slye; grandmother OF Nor
man j., John and Christine Hecht.
Friends are invited to call at the
SetnesSaa.CneVy sS rsIs SnSss ~, Fgnerai Home
Nd. Services at st. Bartholomew
Catholic Church. 5000 River rd,,
Bethesda, Md, on Monday, April
II, at 10 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. l6
Evening star., 1961-04-15

Is. 1861, CLARA ALIEN of 3iai
newton st. ne, mother OF Nora
Colelough. She also is survived by
five grandchildren. Herbert. jr.:
James Albert. Joseph Colclough,
Edna Rhabb and James L. Boykin:
six great-grandchildren. five sisters,
one brother. other relatives and
friends. After ) pm. Saturday,
April Is, until pm. Sunday, April
10. friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. 3S9 RHODE Iri'nd
ave. NV. Funeral and interment