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Evening star., 1961-02-22

LA PAZ, Bolivia, Feb. %
(AP). - The government Of
President Victor Paz Estens-
soro yesterday declared q state
of siege in Bolivia, citing Com
munist and opposition Auten-
tico (authentic) Party subver-
sion.
Announcement Of the decree.
coming after a teachers strike
for higher salaries, indicated
several Autentico leaders had
been arrested.
The decree suspends several
constitutional guarantees and
gives the government wide pow
ers to move against persons
suspected Of Subversive activity.
The Autentico Party is
headed by Walter Guevara, who
was defeated by Mr.. Paz Estens-
soro in last June's presidential
election"
Interior Minister Eduardo
Rivas Ugalde said last night
that IS persons have been ar
rested and that the Autentico
Party leader is being sought by
police.
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tudeS from $500 to 5000 feet
led to the development Of new
strains suitable for high alti-
tude farming.
DR.. Sandsten was the author
Of numerous bulletins on horti-
cultural subjects and was q
member Of the American Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Science. the Royal Horticul-
tural Society Of England and
Sigma XI, Alpha Zeta, Phi
Kappa Phi scientific societies.
Since his retirement in 1899,
he had lived in suburban
Maryland and in the District,
He leaves his wife, Pearl
Dew. of the home address, a
daughter, Mrs. Emile Lassalle
Of 3517 S street NV, and one
granddaughter.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted privately. -
The family requests that ex-
presSions Of sympathy be In
the form Of contributions to
the area American Red Cross
blood bank.
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Right Rev. Binsted,
Philippine Ex-PreIote

The Right Rev. Norman s.
Binstead, 10, retired Episcopal
Bishop Of the Philippines. died
Monday in Hendersonville,
N. c. Since his retirement in
1857, he had divided his time be-
tween his home at 1923 Thirty
third street NV. and Bat Cave,
N. C.
A native of Toronto, Canada,
he became a naturalixed Amer
lean citizen as a young boy,
after he and his parents moved
to the District. He was edu-
Gated in public schools here,
st. Johns College, Uniontowu,
KY, and the Virginia Theologi-
cal seminary, Alexandria, Va.
He also did graduate work at
Columbia University, the Uni
versity Of London. England, and
the General Theological Semi
nary IN new 1Ork,
Bishop Binsted received his
doctor Of divinity degree from
the seminary in Alexandria in
1928 and later that year was
consecrated as a bishop for the
missionary district of Tohoku,
Japan.
In 1912 he was elected Mis-
Sionary Bishop Of the Philip
pines. Shortly after. Bishop
Binsted was captured by the
Japanese and spent several
years under house arrest and
at the Los Banos prison camp.
He was awarded the Medal Of
Freedom by the United States
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R. N. Kinnoird Architectural
Official in Army Engineers

A graduate Of Purdue Uni
versity, Mr.. Kinnaird worked in
private industry for many years
before coming to Washington
as a supervising engineer with
the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation in l941. Before
coming here he had been with
the Mississippi Highway Con-
tractors Association in Jack
son, Miss.
Mr.. Kinnaird later joined the
Office of the Chief of Army
Engineers and was a SuperviS-
ing architectural engineer at
the Engineers Gravelly Point
(Va) station.
Mr.. Kinnaird's wife, Eliza
beth. died II years ago.
He leaves daughter. Miss
Jean Kinnaird, of Palo Alto
Calf, and two sons, Robert N,
jr.. of Bronxville. N. Y, and
Richard, of Ridgefield. Conn.
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Robert N. Kinnaird, 76, q
supervising architectural en-
gineer with the Army Engi-
neers, died yesterday after a
heart attack in the showroom
Of a Bethesda automobile
dealer.
Mr.. Kinnaird called his fell
low workers in the Office Of
the Chief Of Army Engineers
yesterday to say he would not
be in because he was to pick
UP q new automobile.
At about 10 am, Mr.. Kim
naird was stricken. He was
pronounced dead on the scene
by Montgomery County Medi-
cal Examiner DR.. Frank J.
Broschart.
A native Of Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mr.. Kinnaird lived at 3760 Thir-
ty-ninth street NV. He had
been a resident Of the area
since 1941.
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B-47 ExpIodes,
q Die. ] Escapes

HORSE CAVE, KY, Feb. ~
CAP. - Wreckage Of an Air
Force BAT today lay strewn
over a nearby farm over which
the plane blew to bits as it
spiraled to earth after q mid
air refueling accident.
OF the five Strategic Air
Command crewmen aboard last
night only the navigator sur
viVed. He bailed out at 1000
feet and landed in q tree,
breaking his left arm.
Unaware Of any trouble, the
KC-97 tanker that had been
refueling the six-jet plane at
$4,000 feet returned safely to
the base at Columbus, Ohio.
Officials at Lockbourne Air
Force Base there said the Bat
carried no nuclear or other
bombs. but was outfitted with
electronic gear TO disrupt
enemy radar.
The Air Force identified the
victims as:
Capt. William e. Gillespie,
40. plane commander; It. Ed
ward P. Shuller, IS, lco-pilot;
Capt. George r. Mckinney, 20,
instructor pilot; and Capt.
Arthur T. Bagby, So, instructor
navigator.
ALI lived in or near Columbus,
Ohio.
The navigator, 1t. Herman L.
Crawford. IS. Of Pickerington,
Ohio, was found walking along
Ia rural road after parachuting
to earth about a mile from
where the plane hit. He was
taken to an Army hospital at
Fort Knox.
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Emil Sondsten, Developed
High Altitude Vegetables

Emil p. Sandsten. 90, q noted
horticulturist who experimental
with crop production at high
attitudes, died Monday at
Georgetown University Hos
pital from complications re-
sulting from a fall on the ice
two weeks ago. He lived at
1929 r street NV.
A native Of Nybro. Sweden,
he came to the United States
when he was 10 and was natu-
rallied in 1894.
DR.. Sandsten was graduated
from the University of Minne-
sofa and earned his doctorate
at Cornell University. He be-
gan his academic career as
head Of the department Of
horticulture at the University
of Wisconsin.
In 1918 he went to Colorado
State University, becoming
dean Of agriculture and direc-
tor of several agricultural ex-
pertinent stations in Colorado.
His experiments with lettuce,
peas and seed potatoes in alti-
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Peasants Get Lund

LEON, Mexico, Feb. % (AP).
President Adolfo Lopez Ma
teos parceled out some 10000
acres to landless peasants yes
terday.
The land was part Of a vast
cattle ranch here in Central
Mexico. 1t was taken over by
the government under the
agrarian program.
The President also notified
pleasants and small farmers
that electric rates would be re-
vised to help reduce costs of
agricultural production.
The President was besieged
by thousands shouting for q.
solution to the water shortage.
Almost so per cent Of the city's
population repeatedly have
little or no water in their
homes.
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1t. Col. Davis, AZ,
With Intelligence
Service Group

1t. Col. Thomas A. Davis,
USAF, director of material for
the 1007th Air Intelligence
Service Group here, died after
a cerebral hemorrhage Monday
in Walter Reed Army Medical
Center. He was ~.
A native of Warren. Ohio,
Col. Davis lived at 5000 Fern
dale street. North Springfield,
Va. He had lived In the area
two years.
After two years Of study at
Ohio Wesleyan University, Col.
Davis entered the Army in
1912 as a private. He quickly
rose to the rank Of master SER
geant and received his COM
mission the same year.
Col. Davis served for q
months in the European The
ater in the Air Force during
World War II. Col. Davis last
post before coming to the area
was Truax Air Force Base in
Madison, Wis.
Col. Davis held the Bronze
Star and the Air Force Com
mendation Ribbon. He was
member of the Delta Tau Delta
Fraternity.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Marvella Bryant, three
sons, Bryant G., Conner A. iii
and Thomas T.. and a daugh-
ter, Michele, all of the home
address. He also leaves his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conner A
Davis, and a sister, Mrs. Mary
E. Bayman, all Of Warren
Ohio. and two brothers, Conner
F., of Cleveland, Ohio, and. Will
lard, of San Pedro, Calf.
Funeral services and burial
will be held in Warren.
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Food for Peace

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil.
Feb. % (AP) President Ken
nedy's food for peace" mission
left yesterday after surveying
food needs in Rio de Janeiro
and hardpressed Northeast
Brazil.
Director George McGovern
left for Washington and Arthur
Schlesinger, jr.. special presi-
Dental assistant, left for Lima,
Peru.
The team met with President
Janio Quadros, who ordered
Brazilian experts to immedi-
ately begin working with
United States officials on dis
tribution of United States sur
plus food to Brazilian needy.
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Cuban Rebel
Gain Reported

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. % (AP)-
Rebels in the Escambray Noun
tains Of Cuba have carried out
a successful co-ordinated land
air strike against Fidel Castro's
encircling forces, the Miami
News reported today.
The strike q few nights ago
inflicted heavy casualties In the
ranks Of the Castro peoples
militia" the report said.
It started after q rebel
piloted B-26 SKINNED low over
an insurgent stronghold to drop
supplies. Instead of flying
away Immediately, the light
bomber circled back and strafed
militia trenches in-the foothills,
simultaneously, several hum
dred guerrilla fighters swarmed
out Of hiding and attacked the
trenches.
The News report said Mr..
Castro has sent between so, 900
and 10000 militia to surround
an estimated $500 guerrillas
fighting IN the EScambray. The
report continued:
THAT is more than twice the
number sent by Fulgencio Ba-
tista (former Cuban dictator)
in a fruitless attempt to seal
off Castro's rebel forces in the
Sierra Maestro Mountains of
Oriente Province.
80 far. the Castro militia
men have shown no real In
terest in pursuing anti Castro
guerrillaS but instead have dug
In defensively. .
There have been reports
that regular troops sent to the
fringes of the Escambray SIM
ply camp down and decline
to fire at the rebels"
The News said the militia,
as well as the rebel forces, is
having supply problems.
THE Castro regime does not
have the trained personnel to
handle the logisticS of main
tanning a 50.000-man force in
the field. It could not even
feed the militia when it was
called out in force last month
for the phony invasion alert"in
Havana" the newspaper said.
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LATIN AMERICA NOTES
Decree Puts Bolivia
Under Stote of Siege

United States broke diplomatic
relations with the Castro re-
gime, cutting off visas to the
United States.
Formerly, many emigrants to
Israel went by way Of the
United States after obtaining
transit viSaS.
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Government after his liberia
ton and remained in the Pa
cific to carry on his church
duties.
Bishop Binsted leaves his
wife, Willie Mower Gibson Bin
sted, Of the home address, and
a brother, Earl, Of $500 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV.
Funeral services and burial
will take place tomorrow at Bat
Cave.
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Mrs. John T. Caldwell

RALEIGH, N. c.. Feb. %
(AP).-Mrs. John T. Caldwell,
Al, wife Of the chancellor of
North Carolina State College,
died yesterday at the Christian
Science Sanatorium. Chestnut
Hill, Mass.
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Jews Leaving Cubu

HAVANA, Feb. % tAP).-t
About 10 Cuban Jews have
chartered a Guiana Airlines
plane to emigrate to Israel.
There has been a slight in
crease in the number of Israeli
visa applications since the
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Murtin j. Walsh

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. %
P).-Martin J. Walsh. 56,
New England director Of the
United Steelworkers Of Amer
ica, died yesterday after what
was believed to be . heart
attack. His home was at VOL
laston, Mass.
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Herbert S. Meyers

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Feb.
% (AP).-Herbert s. Meyers,
SO, retired publisher of the
Spring Lake IN. j. Gazette,
died yesterday at his home
here.
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Mrs. Alice Turner

TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. % (AP)
Mrs. Alice Sample Turner,
70, wife of former Gov. Daniel
Webster Turner of Iowa, died
yesterday.
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Longest Tunnel

PARIS.-The worlds longest
tunnel. a 7ha-1nile cut through
the Alps between France and
Italy, is one-third complete. It
is expected to open In 1862.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATL. MEMORIAL PARK, King David
Section. lot.s sites: attractively
priced under list. Ewes, JU. S-36S8
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--I lot,
sec 1855. $3.50; 1 lot, sec. 9l5. $3.50
FORT LINCOLN, chapel de luxe Sec
$1,000 casilg WA. 7-24OO. 22,25, ,26
Evening star., 1961-02-22

AT.EHsSS ,Sc Is. ISoA HSSA II; ss4TESggoN lHR5g e
wishes to express their deep and
sincere gratitude to the many
friends. neighbors and relatives for
their many ktndneSses so sincerely
expressed during our recent be-
reavement. THE FAMILY.
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DkatAa

MURPHY. FRANCIS L. on Monday.
MURPaT. SIEIasi Beloved eSOh; husband q Rose
3: Murphy q AeeSEs.s. s;'Nsn Nd; ;.,,;,.4 sn6
Of WSshinEton. D. c. Mr. MnTphy
Son SON Funeral HOME. 5SSs oeorsia
ave, where services win be held on
Isadfi ps1fnr sSFSsry a T.ar q funeral s
VleWinG on wednesday. February 22,
after Pm. Interment Arlington
NEWMAN. MORRIS. on Monday. /.
MAN Of 1879 Kaimia I'd. NV.
Newman and devoted father Of Mrs.
Evelyn Raflo Of Bedford. Va, Mrs.
Mrs, Ruth stypher and Samuel
q brother. Or. Samuel Newman Of
Danyille. Va. and fifteen grand-
sSss6 srSss6 asrE srSSs: sSs: FIp.4s 81 sai
Wednesday. February sSs, at ! pm.
Intermsnt B'nai Israel congrege-
tiSn ion SsT%,s esT%sssry q Memorial week ss
NEWMAN. GRACE N. On Tuesday.
February 20, 1891. at Andrews Air
Force Base. Hospital, GRACE NJ.
NEWMAN Of Boiling Air Force Base.
sSws, SsCysS wife Tns G,l Of the 1s9 M1, HMsnry Mny
8. Bradley, jr.. Of Boiling Air Force
Base and Mrs. Herbert Porter Of
Monrovia. Calf. She also is sur
vived by four grandchildren. Serv-
ices at the Boiling Air Force Base
At IL am. Interment Paxton. Ill.
Arrangements BY the Rinaldi Fu-
neral Home
NEWSoME, MAURICE A. On Mon
day, February 20. 1851, at the
ST. NV. Apt. :, the beloved hus-
brother Of Wilbur Newsome. He also
Is survived by other relatives and
man many friends; After pm. Thurs
& Stsd e ssi 4 tie wiiiia% SaSs spSnrer ass e
where the rosary viii be recited
at 5;SO pm: Mass will Be held
SSnfsRsiS9 SS SfidS9. s.SrusnS s:s snS 'ts Ss SS
Am. Interment Philadelphia. Pa. %
0'BRIEN. DANIEL J. Suddenly, on
Monday. February go. 1891, at the
tSssSs SnissS fssts' MS dTnR NSTH HGSPta p%S1E Be
o'BRiEN, usN retired. beloved
husband Of Jeanne l. and father OF
Daniel j.. jr He also Is survived
By three sisters. Miss Katherine
o'Brisn. Mrs; Mae Gable and Mrs.
ers. William and John o'Brien. all
Of California. Funeral from the
De Vol Funeral Home. 2s24 Wis
consin ave. NV. on Thursday. Feb-
the holy Trinity Church. sstS I'M ana ID
Nstional Cemetery. Friends and rel
atives invited 90
LIAM 41G' w. rsPPAiaTHr' PAT 'ossrEsS 81 ESSt ot Ti S4Ii
Macbeth St, Hyattsville. Nd. be-
6S.D STsd HUSBAND sSS 9b,p q Of Ehs ms. Ad,,n
Luts Of Marysville. Pa, and Mrs.
he also Is survived By three Sisters.
Mrs. Lillian Maddern Of Philadel-
Of Philadelphia, Pa, and Mrs. La
ytnta REAGAN Of New Brunswiek.
Of Sacramento, Calf, and 1t. Col.
Joseph T. O'Brien Of Richmond, Va,
and five grandchildren. Friends are
invited to call Of the Gaseh Funeral
Home. -4739 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile. Nd. where services will be
held on Thursday, February %, at
am. lnterment Union Cemetery.
Leesburg. Va. %
0'BRIEN. WILLIAM W. Officers and
members Of voiture Locale,
All No. 265. are hereby noti-
fled Of the death OF Voy-
IT o!sR,xNw oE!sgs wIlLIAM III 4. ls.r.!s v.
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TIE EVENING STAR
Ohi&nRnRSae Washington, DC.
DpNSSbeSS Wednesday,, Feb n, 1861
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MoFFETT. sERGT. I/e WILLIAM p,

Q: s. Amy: on Sunday, February
MorPETr NJ lss sEReT g Ars s gl5Es4S Seiozid
father Of Margaret p. and Michael
Bernard v. Moffett. brother of
John and James MOffett Be
neral Home. 1921 14th st. NV.
REQUIEM mass at Walter Reed Chapel
on Thursday. February 90. at 8
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. The family will be pres
from . to pm. and to 8 pm.
Wednesday. %
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MAULpIN. PATRICIA MAYEIELD. or

fRicSS fTRaiecfS haTTELD EfHTETfEz Is SMAUEpr P1 q
vile Of joseph B. Mauidin. mother
OF Patricia Bryan Mauldin. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Lucille B. Mayfield.. sis
Miami. Fla; Richard B. Mayfield Of
Chicago. Ill, and James A. Maylield.
IT,. Of Ponchatoula; La. FriendS
1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV. (eour-
will be held at st. Adams. Episcopal
Church. Wisconsin and Massachu-
sets aves. NV. on Thursday. Feb
ruary 90. at ! pm. Interment Ar
linQton National Cemetery, %
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ROSTER. ELEONORE d. Officers

members Of Brookland
A Chapter. No. IL. OES. will
III assemble at the Robert A.
zA Mattingly Funeral Home.
I31 1lth st. Sc. on Thurs
\ day. February %, 1861. at
1870 pm, for the purpose
conducting services for our late
lister, ELEONORE D. ROSTER.
!. OVEN WEN. III X poHNAcHIE. q 1.1an. W. "; NJ
Evening star., 1961-02-22

l'BRlEN, WILLIAM w. Officers and
members Of Voiture Locale,
All No. 265. are hereby noti-
~ fled Of the death OF Voy-
- oS!sgHr,rNw soSsgr wLLLIAM IL =. Nv v.
y ed TO attend services at
zn the Gaseh Funeral Home,
Ayattsville. Nd, on Wednesday. y.
February 90. 1851. at 8 pm. BY
order Of RAY H. HAMILTON.
WALTER Z. sQUiREs.
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Henry tJoHNsooNi MoziE Of 81
p st. NV. beloved brother OF Mrs.
Josephine Golfer. Herman, Mar
garct. Irene Phillip. Robert and
Katie Mozie: nephew OF Mrs. Mamie
Barnes. He also is survived by q
host of other relatives and friends.
The late Mr.. Nozzle may be viewed
ct the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
H st. ne. after 8 pm. Wednesday,
February -. where services will be
held on Thursday, February %. at
| pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. ~
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McDONALD. ERNEST JAMES.

siS L st NV, on February 20,
1851, beloved husband Of Laura
A. Mcdonald, brother Of George
Mcdonald and Catherine Bait. step
father OF Clarence Offenbacher.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral
Home. 400 Chaplin st. NV. on
Thursday. February %. at 10 am.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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I, IDA FAY. Sister OF Lil-
ian E. Fay. past national
president Of +. A. A. o.
H.; also sister Of Kath-
crime A. Fay, both MEM
bers of Division No. 9. l.
A. A. o. H. All members
are requested to meet on
February -. 1861. at
Hanlon's Funeral Home,
'gia ave. NV. to recite
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DAWES, JAMES r. On Monday. Feb
ruary 20. 1851. JAMES r. DAWES
> Of No. Z Oswego ave. Takoma
. Park. Md. beloved husband OF Mrs.
Josephine Dawes and father Of Mrs.
Marjorie Jones and Walter Dawes.
Also surviving are his grandchil-
dren, other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later;
Family may be contacted at 219
Upshur st. NV. Apt. 203. Arrange
ments by Mcclure. Inc. 23
DEMOS. HARRY S. On Monday. Feb
HARRY F B. iDDahos q a'Dits iSo4 S?S'st. ga St.
/, Sc. the beloved son Of Mrs. Cleo
} Demos. brother OF Nick Demos and
Mrs Lucille D. Panos. uncle of
| Anastssia H. Panos. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Massachusetts, ave. ne,
until pm. Thursday. February %.
f! Services will be held at SITS. Con-
stantine and Helen Greek Orthodox
Church, AIS 18th ST. NV, at 80
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. -
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IGTsrIii rasr7 70, 'H Yssi, JOHN ?. 1oc IoccKLEY LEY
Miss Kathryn ]. Loekley. Mrs. MARI
Medley and Charles Martin. He
also Is survived by three sisters
seven grandchildren. one niece, four
nephews and other relatives. Friends
may call at the Malvan a.. Schey
ave. and r ST. NV. on Wednesday
February -, after 5 pm. Funera
services will be held at the Church
OF Our Redeemer. Lutheran. North
Capitol and Rhode Island. ave. NV.
" on Thursday. February %. ct II
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
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emergent communication Of
the Grand Lodge of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A. F. and A. M. will be
held in the Masonic Tenn
pie. 3195 Wilson Blvd,
Arlington. Va. at 10 am.
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VERNON N, on Monday.
February 20, 1881. VERNON N.
PROCTOR OF 40O9 New Hampshire
ave. NV, devoted husband Of Bessie
n. Proctor. father OF Theresa p.
Fuller. Yvonne Jacobs and Danetta
mother. Mrs. jamie Proctor: two
sisters. five brothers. five grand-
children. three sons-in-law. other
relatives and friends. Notice Of
Iunefel later. Arrangements by Nc
Guire. Inc, %
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sAMEN, ADELINE VIRGINIA. Q

Monday, February 20, 1851. at Alex-
andrla Hospital, ADEL1NE VIRGINIA
SAMEN Of 922 South 10th ST.,
Arlington. Va, mother Of Mrs. shir-
De Mafet and Percy Finisecy. She
also Is survived By two grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the
Demaine Memorial Chapel, $50
South Washington ST.. Alexandra,
Va. where services will be held
on Thursdag, February 20, at .
pm. Interment National Memorial
Park Cemetery.
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CROWN, BESSIE CLARK. On Mon-
N. T.. BESSIE CLARK CROWN. for
"a lnerly Of Washington. D. c.. beloved
Crown. mother Of Mildred 1. Al
bright of Van Nuys, Calf. and
sister Of Elsie v. Clark. Mary K.
. Evard, Isabel A. Saugstad and Paul
d. Clark. She also Is survived by
tnrse SIsn,1ocnAoesn Ss,1 ,Iu 1nu LnrSg ,aS sISaLs is
at the stovers Funeral Home, Corn
. ing. N. Y. on Friday, February
"a. at . pm. Interment Hope Gem
etery. Corning. N. Y. %
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- Thursday. February %. 1861. for
the purpose Of conducting Masonic
brother and Grand Junior Steward,
FRANCIS ASBURY COE. Sr.
~ EDMUND c. GLOVER,
Grand Master.
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Monday. February 20, 1851, at the
,yGssSn Whsaton NURSING Home: CHRIS
st. NV. Beloved husband do Of the the
late Lula Rammling. father OF Mrs.
Ruth r. Carter Of Washington, d. c.;
Karl c. Rammling Of Silver Spring.
: Nd; Mrs. Louise c. Dixon Of Rogue
River. Greg. and Clarence J.
He also Is survived By six grand
children and six great-grandchii-
dren. Services at the 8. II. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 29O1 18th st.
n:w.:, on Thursday. February 23.
at $3.50 pm. (parking facilitiesl.
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kAMMLING. CHRISTOPHER. Off
"a GERS and members Of
g. ! J: !: 6 6; 81
IN +. A. A. M. are hereby
EM NNS notified of the death Of
W queSted to attend funeral
services at the 8. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 29Ol l4th st. NV,
at 7:30 pm. Wednesday. Febru-
"'tc c. KENNETH METH FuwELL. Master.
MILTON v. HANSON. Secretary.
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LINTON. HARRY. Of 2110 Minnesota
ave. Sc, on February 2O.. 1851.
husband Of Ella Linton. father Of
ton. Frances Daniel and Grace Lin
ton. One sister. eleven grAndchil-
dren and sixteen great-grandchil-
dren also survive. Services ct
Chambers Funeral Home, sly 1lth
st. s.e., on Friday. February "a.
at 2:3O pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. a23
Evening star., 1961-02-22

PsIes sf sbis sS,S SpELE ss ns. SPENCE Nis
and mother Of Mrs. Adele Redfieid
oi Weshtngton, D. c.; Mrs. Philip
Truesdell Of Davenport, Iowa, and
., c.: sister Of the late Dean
Thomas H. Spence Of College Park,
Nd. Services will be held at 81,
Paufs Episcopal Rock Creek Parish
Church on Thursday. February %,
AZ lO Am. Interment Darlington,
Nd. Please omit flowers. %
Evening star., 1961-02-22

day; February q, 1891. EMMA
Of the late George w. Powell ana
mother Of Frederick B. and Joseph
B. Powell. and Mrs. Augusta Z. Hef-
felfinger: There also are eight
grandchildren and five great-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
st. NV. lparking opposite). after
pm. Wednesday, February -,
where services will be held on Fri
day. February "a. ct l:30 pm.
lnterment Congressional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-02-22

cHEsELDTNE, MARY ma. on. Mon-
day. February 90, 1861. ct her
MasY ssslsipff A SSSe ScaSsrIIpiNS ITisse tes Pas y
beloved wife Of the late Marshall
Cheseldins and sister Of Katherine
: A. and Lillian T. Fay. Funeral
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home. 1881 GeorEia ave. NV. on
I Reduiem mass ct st. Thomas the
Apostle Church. 1865 Woodley. I'd.
4 NV, at 1880 am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. -
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