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Evening star., 1961-04-29
George D. Carter,
Blind EmpIoye of
PHS Clinic Here

George D. Carter, 25, a blind
employe of the Public Health
Service Outpatient Clinic here,
died Tuesday at Georgetown
Hospital of leukemia.
Mr.. Carter'S blindness did not
prevent him from participating
in sports, earning a bachelor of
science degree in business ad-
ministration at the University
Of North Carolina, repairing
automobiles and passing a diff
ficult Civil Service examination.
AS an employe at the clinic
since April, 1860, Mr.. Carter
typed medical reports. He lived
at lis D street Sc.
In his senior year in college,
Mr.. Carter received two cash
awards for highest scholastic
standing in insurance.
Born Christmas Day, 1885,
In Mayodan, N. c.. Mr.. Carter
attended high school there and
was a member of the wrestling,
bowling and swimming teams.
He lost his eyesight when he
was Is.
He leaves his mother. Mrs.
Nick Carter of Mayodan; two
sisters and a brother.
Burial was in Mayodan.
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Six Baby Boboons
Scomper About
Airport Rofters

DALLAS, Tex, April 90 CAPl.
Monkey business broke out at
Dallas Love Field today, and
all was confusion.
Six baby balloons escaped
from a crate in an airline cargo
building and turned the busy
city airport area into a ZOO.
A. J. Key, chief of the air.
lines cargo services, said the
balloons were en- route from
New York to San Antonio.
Within seconds the monks had
scampered to the high rafterS
of the building, where they sat
or started swinging.
Airline employees managed to
entice one slow baboon back
into the crate, but the other
five. buoyed by their new free
dom, cavorted high overhead.
Then they started On an ex-
pedition to cargo areas of other
airlineS.
There's not much We can
do" Mr.. Key walled. search
ing for a banana or a rope.
I'VE called for help from the
animal shelter and the zoo.
Maybe they can help"
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Thug WELDING
Butcher Knife
Robs Shop of SIS

A masked man welding a
butcher knife last night
escaped with $35 after robbir&
De Waits Children's Shop,
30l3 Georgia avenue NV.
1t was the 34rh time since
June %, 1859, that a man
armed with a butcher knife has
robbed Washington area stores.
However. police are not cer-
tain the same man committed
all the holdups.
Robbery Squad II, Shirley
ONeill said the man, wearing
a stocking mask, entered the
store at $40 pm. and encoun-
tered two women there. Ida
D. Ellis, SO, of 1856 Thirteenth
street NV. a part owner of
the shop, was waiting On a
customer, Elsie Johnson. %. of
63l Irving street NV, 1t.
ONeill said.
Displaying the knife, the in
truder held one finger to his
lips to demand silence and
then told the proprietor to
empty the cash register If she
didn't want to be killed"
The woman told police she
handed him the money. The
bandit was described as a COL
ored man, about 6 feet tall
and in his late twenties.
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Dr.. Writ, 81, Missionary
To KIondike, War Reporter

CLAREMONT, Calf, April 20
(AP).-Dr. Loyal Lincoln Writ,
whose amazing career as a
churchman and humanitarian
spanned nearly seven decades,
is dead at 81.
The once famed saddlebag
missionary to California min
ing camps and to the Klondike
during the gold rush died yes
terday-only five days before
he was to observe his 98th
birthday.
Technically, he'd been in re-
tirement for years. But as late
as 1858, he established a Con-
gregational church in Flagstaff,
Ariz. And from 1886 he was
pastor of another Congrega-
tional church in Etiwanda.
Calf, a few miles from Clare
mont.
DR.. Wirt's busy life included
social service, war reporting,
war relief. child welfare and
medical work.
He was born at Lamont,
Mich, the son of a Congrega-
tional minister.
After graduation-in 1890
from the Pacific Theological
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JeIIeff Services
To Be Monday
At Cathedral

Funeral services for the late
Frank Jelleff, Washington
businessman and humanitarian
who died Thursday night, will
be held at 2 pm. Monday in
Washington Cathedral.
In the meantime, friends of
the 82-year-old civic leader
may call at Gawler's Funeral
Home, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, after noon today.
1nterment at the cathedral
will follow the services for Mr..
Jelleff, who died of pneumonia
in Doctors Hospital.
Honorary pallbearers named
in connection with the funeral
include:
Daniel w. Bell. Samuel H
Kaufman, B. M. McKelway
Coleman Jennings. Richard N
Tailaferro, E. r. Finkenstaedt
Thomas j. Groome. H. L. Rust
jr.. Edward K. Morris. A. C.
Oliphant and E. Taylor Chew
ming, ST..
Also. Charles C. Glover. jr.,
W. j. McManus. Edgar M. Nc
Peak, A. Lloyd Symington, AL
bert w Atwood, George A
Garrett, Crosby N. Boyd, WAL
ter N. Tobriner. Hugh Rivers
Lee D. Butler, Y. E. Booker
Milton w. King and Philip l.
Graham.
Also, Robert V. Fleming
Roger j. Whiteford, ]. Willard
Marriott, Earl Campbell, Thorn
as Egan, Leo May, Patrick
Hayes, F. P. Rawlings, jr.,
Howard Mitchell. Carson Frai-
ley, Henry Carter, Lloyd B
Wilson. Paul CasaSsa. J. B
Wyckoff, Fontaine C. Bradley
Gerhard P. Van Arkel and
Raymond E. Cox.
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Seminary at Oakland, Calf, he
rode horseback through Cali
fornia for eight years. During
this time he preached in min
ing camps, established 500 Sum-
day schools and many churches.
During the Alaska gold rush,
he built the first hospital at
Nome and once rode a dog sled
l,200 miles over winter snow to
get supplies.
DR.. Writ organized Australia's
first kindergarten and estab-
llshed social service institute
in a vacant factory building.
He was a World War I cor
respondent in Italy and France
for the Boston Herald, then he
became an American Red Cross
officer. serving among 'front.'
line forces.
When the fighting ended, DR..
Writ did American relief work.
served as Western secretary of
the National Council for the
Prevention of War and set up
the Mexico child welfare bureau.
He leaves his wife, Florence,
and a daughter and four sons
by a previous marriage. Funeral
services are pending.
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William SchneII,
Area Resident
For 81 Years

William P. Schnell, ST. a life
long resident of the area, died
of cancer yesterday at his
home. 6437 Apex circle, Falls
Church. Va.
A native of the District, Mr.
Schnell had lived in Virginia
for the past II years.
Mr.. Schnell had served for
AZ years in the Treasury De-
partment. He began his caEeer
at the age of Is as a messenger
in the registers office. From
1920 until 1926, he was en-
ployed as a messenger in the
Treasury loans and currency
division.
In 1926. Mr.. Schnell trans
ferred to United States Coast
Guard headquarters. Before
taking a leave of absence be-
cause of illness, Mr.. Schnell
was chief of the directives and
research branch of the enlisted
personnel.
He leaves his wife Esther
and a daughter. Patricia, bott
of the home address.
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Robert J. Kraft,
Auditor, Veteran

Robert James Kraft, a Wash
ington resident for the last IL
years. died Tuesday at his
home, 1901 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV. after a heart attack
An auditor by profession, he
was a graduate of Fordham
University. A veteran of World
War 1, he belonged to the
American Legion.
He leaves his wife, Olive P,
Of the home address: a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas L. Cox of
Gardena, Calf; son. Robert
James, jr., of New York; a
sister. Mrs. Ciel Wheatley of
Monrovia, Calf; two brothers,
Joseph E. and Charles j. Kraft,
jr., both of New York, and two
grandchildren.
Services and burial were
scheduled today in Allensville,
KY.
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Courses to Explain
Catholic Thinking

Two free courses in the
teachings and practices of the
Catholic Church will begin
next week at the Catholic In
formation Center, TAI Fif-
teenth street NV.
One course will be offered at
$50 pm. Mondays an d
Wednesdays through July "a
and the other will be given
at 7 pm. Tuesdays and Thurs
days through August /.
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GroundCreW
At National
Calls Strike
BY the Associated Press

Ground employees of National
Airlines announced today they
will go on strike at 1901 am.
Tuesday in a walkout that will
stretch from Boston to Miami
and Houston.
Involved are 1.100 workers
such as mechanics, cleaners and
ianitors and stock clerks who
are members of the Interna-
tional Association of Ma
chiniStS.
John Sheridan, general chair
man of the IAM's District 145,
said the strike was called be-
cause negotiations with Ma
tional, which began over seven
months ago, are deadlocked.
Union members have been
working without a contract
since October, he said.
A vote authorizing the strike,
which must be supported by
three-fourthS of the units
membership, was taken last
March.
Gilbert Paul, assistant vice
president of National in Wash
ington, said a Walkout by the
union would shut us down"
However. there is a possibility
supervisory or non-union per-
| sonnel might attempt to operate
the airline, one official said.
National has % daily flights
/ in and out of Washington. The
airline operates from Boston TO
Florida and west to Houston
with between 35 and 40 planes.
Mr.. Sheridan said the unions
order for the strike on all points
Of Nationals system follows a
week of intensive, round-the-
clock negotiations at the Ma
tional Mediation Board.
The dispute involves wages,
sick leave, severance pay, SEN
iority and other issues.
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Obituaries
Uarh nf Thanka

WINS, JAMES II. The family Of the
thank all Of the many friends, rela-
tives and neighbors for the many
contributions, flowers and other ex-
preSsions Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement
THE FAMILY.
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longtime Judge

COLUMBUS, Ohio (APD.-
Carl V. Weygandt of Lakewood
has been chief justice of Ohio's
Supreme Court since Jan. /,
l933-longer than any man in
history. 4.
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AnuFtltnuH

GOTTLIEB, HARRY A. There will be
memory Of HARRY A. GOTTLIEB,
husband Of Frances Gottlieb, Sunday,
April 80. 1851, at ; pm, at Kesher
Israel Cemetery, SD and z SITS. sc.
tBenning rd. to East Capitol, left
on East Capitol to Central ave,
right on Central ave. to 53d St,
right on SD St. left on ST.
Relatives and friends invited.
WOOL, MORRIS. There will be an
unveiling of q monument to the mem
ory Of NORRIS WOOL. Sunday,
April 80. 1861, 1:30 pm. at Beth
Sholom Cemetery, BenninE I'd. to
Central ave. to 57th ave, at NJ
turn right to cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
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FLORISTS

CONKLYN'S FLORIST
2046 Wilson Blvd, Arl. JA 7-6pld
e23 King 81. Alex. Kl. 9s6l12
JOHN SHARPER, INC.
1891 Brinkley Rd. ST
oYpn Hill. Nd. cH. s-seOO
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, 6 sites, sec
ton %. Real bargain, $3.50. RED
wood 5-6S9S.
FOR SALE-Cemetery property, four
sites. Reasonable. AP. 7-6936.
FORT LINCOLN, lots, 8 sites. Ress-
sonable. Call Po. 2-2969.
FORT LINCOLN Garden OF Apostles: (:
vaults for two below list price or trade
on late-model Chev. car. Phone
Ludlow 2-5530.
FORT LTNCOLN-2 lots, Mount Cal
vary section, $780, Call WO. 6-543b
Sat or Sun.
FORT LINCOLN, double crypt, in the
Garden Of the Apostles. Reasonable.
10. 7-2712.
FORT LINCOLN, 8 sites, value $500.
Best offer. 533-O797.
PARKLAWN-4 choice burial sites;
sell together or individually. Bar
gain. Call OIL. 2-7S41.
PARKLAWN--3 lots, sites, In best
section; $500 each. VIII. 6-5641.
8 CHOICE SITES, Section D, near
clock; Fort Lincoln. Must sell. ia
2-0352.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-04-29

MOSS, WILLIAM J. OF Ardmore, Md,
on April 81, 1891 husband OF the
late Amelia Moss: father Of Mrs.
Edward L. Barton, Sr.. Of 57I3
Somerset rd., East Riverdale, Nd !:
Mrs. Marx NJ. Harmon. Mrs. Charles
E.. Ellis and Mrs. Mildred Z. Brown;
brother Of James and Thomas Moss,
and Mrs. Flo Stury: IA grandchil-
dren and six great-grandchildren
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5S0l Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Md ~,
on Monday. May /, at 10 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 80
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MUhhIb. bEHNAKD p, ST. on Fri
day; April 2s; 1881; At PToyidence
OF 3lS Rhode Island ave ne, father
Of Bernard F, Morris. jr.. and Mrs
Margaret M. Tyers. brother of Mrs
Arthur Kilberg. He also is survived
by three grandchildren. Funeral
from the saffell Funeral Home, AIS
H st. NV, on Monday, May | at
$50 am. Requiem mass at st
Martins Church, at Q am. Rela-
tiveS and friends invited. Interment
GlenEood Cemetery. 40
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HARRINGTON WILLIAM v IN rri

day. April 2s. 1851. At Georgetown
University Hospital, WILLIAM v.
I'd. NV, beloved husband of Marie
A. Harrington. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel. 1865 PennSylvania
ave. NV. Courtesy parking oppo-
site). Mass will be offered ct Our
Lady of Victory Catholic Church
Macarthur blvd. and Reservoir rd
NV. on Monday. May /, at q am
Interment Gate OF Heaven Cemetery.
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MORRISON. DAISY A. On "wednesday,
April 70; 1851. at her residence,
3024 Ttlden St. NV, DAISY A.
MORRISON, beloved wife OF the
late Charles T. Morrison. Services
at the g. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l l4th ST. NV. on Sat
urday, April ~, at 10 am. (parking
facilitiesl. lnterment Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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ROBERT ]. CALLAHAN, Pres.
P. CASSE THOMPSON, Seey. 81

BLAGMoN, 7. s. on wednesday,
April 81 si.o5nSlS 5sSl s,,a a. Chance Va;
Miss Dorothy L. Bisgmon Of Wash,
D. c., and Arl., Va. Mr.. Blagmon
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends, Services will be
held Sunday. April 80, at Ebenezer
Baptist Church, Supply. Va. at 80
pm. EST. 40
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RnRERTsnN, WIILIAM E- ON rhnrs-

day, ADrii y, 1861, WILLIAM r.
ington. ST.. Rockville, Nd, beloved
husband of Florence Y. Robertson
father Of Mrs. June Osterman. Mrs
Wilma Hubach. Sandra and william
+. Robertson, tr.: son of Josephine
OF John F. Robertson. Friends may
call at the Tyson Wheeler Funeral
Home, 1881 East Montgomery ave.
Rockville pike), Rockville. Nd,
where services will be held Sunday,
April 30. at 2 pm. Interment Rock
vile Cemetery 30
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
SotUrdoy, April 2s, 1861
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KENNEY. JOAN FAY. wife of Herman
Elvood Kenney. daughter OF Ray
mond ?. and Frances Louise Wiley
Ritenaur; age 2S. One child. Debra
Sue kenney. Remains resting at
Stover Funeral Home, straSburg, Va.
Funeral Sunday, April 30. at , pm.
from StrasburE Methodist Church,
conducted by the Rev T. Scarbor-
ough. Interment Mountain view
Memorial Park,
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q: Z. WEISkNBURGER, Pres.
JOSEPH 3. PILKERTON. Secy.

EDGARD, JOHN W. On Friday. April
IS, 1851. at Casualty Hospital JOHN
W. EDGARD Of 1852 Tennessee ave
ne, beloved husband Of Mary Ed
gard brother Of Anna Miller. Alice
Agard and Christine Williams He
also is survived by two nieces,
Christine Egbert and Marion Hill:
three nephews, Russell and Gregory
BowleS. and william Miller. Notice
OF funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
William Spangler Funeral Home. 524
Sth st. ne. %
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NELSON, ANDREW. On Wednesday,

April 20, 1861. ANDREW NELSON
OF 361l 18th st. ne, beloved hus-
band OF Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson. He
also leaves to mourn their loss, one
son. Wylie d. Nelson: one brother,
Olar Nelson; many nieces and neph-
ewS and other relatives and friends.
After ] pm. Sunday. April 80,
friends may call at the Morris A,
Carter &c Co. Funeral Home, 3O6
H st. NV. Services Monday, May / -,
at / pm. at the Friendship Baptist
Church, 1st and H SITS. Sw., the Rev.
B. H. Whiting officiating. interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 30
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LEACH, HAROLD L. On Monday, April
-. 1851. at Gainesville, Fla, HAIR
OLD L. LEACH OF 1928 Iverson ct.
sc. Washington, D. c., beloved hus-
son Of Mrs. Goldie CTothers Of Pal
eStine. III. He also is survived by
two sisters and one brother. Friends
may cal at the Robert J. Murphy
Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va. GraVeside services
will be held at 1890 am. Monday,
May l. at Arlington National Gene
terry. 80
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DFathH

CHACoNAs, THOMAS JAMES: on
TayS THoMAs HHspSs 5SEs Hsc6SSs ses6ssS AZ, Ma q
suTyiTins ns 'ATNS aTs his TfH wife, Naney Y Hail
Chaconas; two sons. James and
David Chaconas, all Of Washington,
D. c.; his mother. Mrs. James K.
Chaconas: two sisters. Mrs. Charles
S2otsfr, sadse MTs EntSUny MSry Poqs p.sr as s
J., Nicholas J.. John J. and George
J. Chaconas. Services will be held
at st. Sophia Greek Cathedral, at
10 am. Monday. May l. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery; Con Con.
may be made to the American Can
Ger Research Society. 30
CROUCH. n. MARVIN. On Friday,
April 2S. 1861. at his home, Aldie,
Va, H. MARVIN CROUCH, beloved
son of the late Margaret L. and
Thomas Crouch, brother Of Clarence
Il. Of Aldie, Va, and Herman T.
yiyed by several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at the Royston Fu-
neral Home. Middleburg, Va. where
services will be held Sunday. April
30, at 2 pm. EST Interment IN
Sharon Cemetery. MiddleburE. Va.
DOHERTY. RICHARD NJ. On Friday.
April IS, 1861, at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital, RICHARD M. DO
HERTY of 2673 North Upshur st,
Arlington. Va, husband OF Olive j.
Doherty and father of Mrs. Jane
Doherty buddy and grandfather of
Elizabeth Ann and Dierdre Jane
Duddy' son Of the late Judge Rich
ard and Anna F. Doherty Of Jersey
City, N. j., and brother of william
E. Doherty, MD. Of Linden. N. J.;
Adrian w. Doherty OF Short Hills,
N. j.; Robert H. Doherty of Mon
mouth Beach, N. j.; Mary r. Do
herty Of Jersey City. N. j.. Eileen D.
Doeleer Of Shrewsbury, N. j.; Rose
mary D. vonKaenel OF Cape Town,
South Africa: virginia D. whiting
late Marion L. Doherty and the Rev
may call at the Robert j, Murphy
Funeral Home, 1924 columbia pike,
Arlington. Va. where there will be a
recitation Of the rosary at s pm
Sunday, April 30. REQUIEM mass
will be offered at 10 am. Monday.
May l. at st. Agnes Church. Ar
lington. Va. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. Arlington. Va. 80
EAGLESTON, JOHN T.. OF HOS 10th
st. Sc, on April 20, 1861, husband
Of Elton l. Eagleston; father of Mrs
Katherine May Luccetti, Mrs. Mary
V. Clifton, Joanne Warner and John
z. Eagleston. jr.; brother of Mrs.
Lucy Mcverry; Michael, Edward c.
Chambers Funeral Home, 5I7 IIth
st. s,e., on Monday, May /. at . am.
Mass at st. Peters Church, I'd and
c sts. Sc. at $3.50 Am. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery. 80
JOHN = The offcerS
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MORRIS. BERNARD F.. sr. Members

MORRIS. BERNARD F., ST. Members
AZ Of Washington Council,
A Knights OF Columbus,
AkA are notified Of the death
7t~hz Of Brother BERNARD
N&N%N NORRIS, Sr.. and are
nv requested to meet at the
Saffell Funeral Home,
475 H st. NV. at s pm. Sunday,
April 30. 1861. for recitation OF
the rosary.
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April &s. 1861. EUGENE GEORGE
Sr. Of 1884 @ ST.. Sc, the beloved
husband OF Mona H. George, father
Of Elizabeth Lariscy, Joan KneiSley,
Theresa Ohtersen, Eugene, jr.; Col
James W. and Remer L. George:
brother OF Harry and Bud George,
half-brother of Allen, David and Sally
George, Mary Nettles and Ruby Pill
ger. Also survived by II grandchil-
dren and nine Observation-Disclosures
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1881 Good
Hope I'd. sc, parking facilitiesl. on
Monday, May u. at 9 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30
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FOLLY. JOHN =. Suddenly On Frid

April %. 1851. at his residence,
1924 Que st. NV, JOHN F. FOLLY,
beloved husband Of Elizabeth s.
Folly. father OF Mrs. Elizabeth F
Liszka. Miss Teresa A. Folly and Mrs.
Margaret F. Elko. He also is sur
viyed by two grandchildren. Friends
may call at the neVol Funeral Home,
2224 Wisconsin ave. NV. REQUIEM
mass will be offered at Our Lady OF
Victory Church, 1895 Macarthur
blvd. NV. on Monday. May at
II am. Interment Mount Oiivet
Cemetery 30
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April Is, 1861. JAMES Z. T. CARROLL Scii.
Of Upper Marlboro, Nd, father Of
Mrs. Sadie Burnett, Mrs Elizabeth
e. Brooks, Miss Mabel Carroll, Mrs.
Katherine LESLEY. Mrs. Irene Gross.
James R., Raymond E., Francis @.
and Lindbergh W. Carroll; brother
Of Mrs. Nellie Ford. Mrs. Grace
Roper, George and william Carroll.
Also surviving are grandchildren.
great-grandchildren other relatives
and friends. After 8 pm. Friday,
April %, friends may call at his
late residence on Main St, Upper
Marlboro, Nd. Services Saturday.
April %. at / pm, at Gibbons
Methodist Church, Brandywine. Nd,
the Rev. w. @. Simms, officiating.
Interment church cemetery. Ar
ranEements by Rollins. 2S
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GkEBNWELL, GLADYS 8. on FRI
day. April 2s. 1881; At WashinEton
WELL. the wife Of the late Robert
c. Greenwell: sister Of Mrs. Mabel
G. Ryan; aunt of Miss Helen X.
Norbeck and Dorothy r. Winter.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th St and Massachusetts
ave. ne, where services will Be
held Tuesday. May ., at II am.
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery, l
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April 2S, 1861, ALLEsANDRA PA
CINl Of zoos Upshur st. ne, be-
loved wife OF the late Tranquillo
Pacini. mother of Ollie Pacini. Mrs.
Ada Mater and Mrs. Elda Magnani.
Also survived by four grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren Friends
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave at Eastern
ave- ne. Funeral Monday. May / ,
at $40 am. thence to st. Francis
De Sales Catholic Church, where
mass will be offered at 8 am. for
the repose of her soul. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 80
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JONES. ELIZABETH l.. Suddenly on
Thursday. April 81. 1851, ELIZA
BETH L. JONES. wife OF Hugh Z.
Jones and mother of Ronnie Jones,
daughter Of Lilly A. Fewell and the
late William Z. Fewell. sister of w.
Aubrey Fewell. Friends may call at
the Taltavull Funeral Home. 1908
18th st. NV, on Saturday. April 90,
and Sunday, April 80, from 3 to S
pm, and to 9 pm. Funeral serv-
ices at the Luther Rice Memorial
Church. 1901 North Capitol st, on
Monday. May l. at IL am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Ivy Hill Cemetery. Upperville. Va.
In lieu OF flowers. contributions may
be made to the Heart Fund. 80
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HAND0N. MABLE. Suddenly. on Fri
day. April 2S. 1881. MABLE HAN
DON Of 1247 ,sth st, NV, devoted
wife Of Daniel Handon. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY the
Morris Carter IL Co. Funeral Home,
305 H st. NV,
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AWKWARD. CATHERINE, S. On Thurs.

day. April 81. 1861, CATHERINE S.
AWKWARD Of AIS A st. Sc. be-
loved wife OF the Rev. Clifton W.
Awkward. mother Of Emma Elizabeth
and Clifton Awkward. ir Also sur
vivinE are three grandchildren; !;
three sisters, Mrs. Viola CragE, Miss
Marjorie Bell. Mrs. Elsie Gray: four
brothers, Joseph, Howard. John and
Carl Bell, and a host of other rela-
yves ana iTlenSs; FRIENDS may call
the Capitol Funeral Home. 719 Ken
nedy st. NV. Funeral Monday, May
l. from the Mount Zion Methodist
Church, 1899 29th st. NV, the
Rev. Edward MCGOWAN officiatinE.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery,
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day. April ~. 1851, at her residence,
230 Rhode Island ave. ne, ELIZA
BETH GOETZINGER, beloved sister
of Margaret p. and Joseph A. Goet-
Finger. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home 474S Wiscon-
sin ave. NV, on Monday, May /, at
9:l5 am. High requiem mass at st.
Martins Church. North Capitol and
y sts., at 10 am. Intermsnt st
Mary'6 Cemetery
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bEWIG, CLAkkNCE. Members Of
Newspaper Web PresSmen'S
Union. No. 6, are hereby
1890 notified OF the death OF
Brother CLARENCE BE-
kHTW WIG, AID are requested
NJ ~ to assemble at 3 pm.
Sunday, April 30, 1861, at
Lilly Zieder's Funeral Home, East
ern ave. and Wolfe St.. Baltimore,
Nd.
ROBERT J: CALLAHAN, Pres.
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denly. on Friday, April IS. 1861, at
hT htF Sfiid5RisD MfbRfD BR1cksRs * kaRaO2h RhLES
devoted wife OF the late Raymond
F. Allen and beloved mother OF r.
Elizabeth Allen. Mrs. June Rue, Mrs
ESgIel non9 Hs'h MIS- .SISH,d Joan Ray; oP.iS Ray
Randolph and Robert Allen. She
also leaves to mourn her passing,
one brother, John I. BrickerS; one
aunt, Mrs. MaEgie Satohell; seven
grandchildren, three sons in law,
two daughters-in-lRw, other rela-
at John T. .Rhines Il Co. Funeral
Home, 3015 18th st. ne. Notice Of
funeral later.