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season plus hot colors that are
real cool'. In dresses, black
and white in all possible har-
lequin and domino contrasts
express compatible chic. And,
don't forget it's going to be an
iced coffee" summer as browns
step out in linens and lace, cot
tons and chiffons in all degrees
of creamy goodness, from cafe
au lait to espresso brown.
All shades of grey are stand
outs; paisley prints are espec-
tally good in black and brown;
cheers for the red, white and
blue, too - and a big welcome
to off beat CONDOS such as
puppies with turquoise, hot
pinks with shells and trios of
acid green, citron and blue.
You'll love the subtle blend
ings of stained glass prints,
new-hued glen plaids and bold
floral splashes.
Easy Waistlines
Waistlines are in evidence,
easily defined, relaxed in look.
Necklines are absolutely unlim.
tied in their many variations
from cardigan to deep "
plunges. Included are such
themes as jewel and slit neck
lines, scoops, bateaus, cowls,
diagonals, mandarin, sabrinas
and pie cuts.
Skirts have their day in mod
flied sheath stylings; pleats in
countless variations; trumpet,
pouf, breezeway and bias cuts.
Many dresses have lots of mid
riff interest, or at the lowered
waistline others make the
neckline a focal point while
many after-five styles put the
spotlight on hemlines with
harem draperies and accents.
Important in dresses, too,
are the many little extras of
matching jackets or other tops,
to make the dress much more
elegant, much more versatile.
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TRAVEL COMPANION - The
perfect traveller for any trip
is this casual coat dress with
young, slim lines. An easy
on button front and short
sleeves add to its plus fea-
lures. In Eastman's Estron
acetate and rayon, it has an
amazing resistance to
wrinkles.
Dress by cARLETTE JUNIORS
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Perfect for wear 10 months Of the year, Pain Beach Co.'s
new Springwe@e Suit now combines SpngweMes famous
blend Of wool and finest Kid Moar with the amazing prop
critics Of Dacon' Poyeser. The result luxurious appear.
ance plus the convenience Of prng resilient fabric that
sheds wrinkles and stays in press keeps you fresh look
ing all day long,. wardrobe must SprngweNe comes
in great variety Of fashion coors and patterns Tailored
magnfceny by Palm Beach Co. in natural shoulder and
conventional models
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Spring Fashion,
From Your Favorite Fashion Designers

Spring For special eve fashions to help feel special
tier than For moods lively smorous elegant sned
styles from unusually attractive and complete collection
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Philip K. Reilly,
District Broker

Philip K. Reilly, 81, a broker
with SADIE & Co., died after a
heart attack Monday in Fort
Lauderdale, Fla, where he had
been living at his winter home
since November.
Mr.. Rely had been with SADIE
g. Co. for five years, and had
been associated with other
firms, including Jones, Kreeger
& Co., for 80 years. For a time
he was a partner in the broker
age frim of Mayhem and Reilly.
Born in Louisa County, Va,
he came to Washington before
he was a year old. He was
graduated from Georgetown
University.
He leaves his wife, Esther, of
the home, 1900 Massachusetts,
avenue NV; a son, Philip, jr.,
of 28ll Brandywine street NV,
and eight grandchildren.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at the Hines Funeral
Home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Congress
Sional Cemetery.
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DR.. }. }. McC orthy Dies,
Heart Specialist Here

DR.. Joseph j. Mccarthy, ST.,
70, a well-known heart special
list, died yesterday at his home,
1900 Thirtieth street NV. after
a heart attack.
DR.. Mccarthy, a Washington
native, was graduated from
Gonzaga High School, the Col
lege and the Medical School at
Georgetown University and had
taught at Georgetown Medical
School for longer than 80 years.
In addition to being a found
er of the Washington Heart
Association, DR.. Mccarthy was
among the originators of the
Congressional Country Club
and the Belmont Club.
A member of the Georgetown
Clinical Club of Washington,
he also belonged to the District
and American Medical Societies.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Margaret Hogan of the
home address; a son, DR.. Joseph
j., jr., of 1912 w street NV;
a sister, Mrs. Catherine M.
Chuck, 1929 Thirty-fourth
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lit Mrntnrtant

WRIGHT. DOROTHY c. In loving
memory Of our dear daughter and
sister. DOROTHY c. WRIGHT. who
passed away fourteen years ago
today. March 16. l947.
Her life is beautiful memory,
Her death a silent grief;
She sleeps in Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
In memory we turn back the pages,
Along each road we trod;
We bless the years we had you
with US,
And leave the rest to God
LOVING MOTHER. BESSIE SINK
FIELD; BROTHERS. WILLIAM
AND SYLVESTER TAYLOR: SIS
TER. THELMA GREENE. AND
AUNT, CARRIE CYPRESS.
MATTHEW n. In loving
memory OF our dear husband and
father MATTHEW N. YANCEY. who
left Us twenty-fOur years ago today.
March is, 1887.
The little road TO yesterday
Winds forever through our hearts;
The memories dear and precious
Are OF our life a part,
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
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Edna Kennedy, Head Nurse
Of FBFs Health Service

Miss Edna C. Kennedy, So,
head nurse of the Federal Bu-
reau of INVESTIGATIONS Health
Service, died of cancer yester-
day at Doctors Hospital.
A registered nurse since 1881,
Miss Kennedy joined the FBI's
Health Service as a nurse in
1913. She was promoted to head
nurse in 1851.
Miss Kennedy took her nurses
training at the Columbus Hos
pital School of Nursing, Great
Falls, Mont. She later undertook
postgraduate stuies in ophthal-
mology at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital in Baltimore in 1884. After
performing general nursing du-
ties at Johns Hopkins for five
years, Miss Kennedy was ap-
pointed as head nurse at Johns
Hopkins Wilm n Institute
in 1899.
She was a member of the
educational committee, District
Chapter, American Cancer So
ciety: the American Nurses As
ISOLATION and the District Grad
uate Nurses Association.
FBI Director j. Edgar Hoo
yer said yesterday: Il am deeply
grieved by the loss of a valued
friend and associate. Miss Ken
nedy's indomitable courage and
long record of devoted service
in the FBI will everlastingly
remain in the memories of all
her associates.
Born in Noonari, N. Oak, Miss
Kennedy resided at 1851 Six
tenth street NV. with her
sister, Miss Agnes Kennedy. She
leaves another sister. Mrs. Alice
Kennedy Richards of Kansas
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City, Mo-; her father, Edwin r.
Kennedy, and a brother, Will
liam E. Kennedy, both of Los
Angeles.
Services will be at $50 am
Saturday at St. Matthews
Cathedral, 1925 Rhode Island
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
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street NV. and five grand
children.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. Saturday at
Holy Trinity Church, Thirty
sixth and o streets NV, and
burial will follow in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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DrathH

CHARLES T., Sr. On
Thursday. March 16. 1851. at Doc
tors Hospital CHARLES T. WILL
LIAMS. Sr.. of Mclean. Va; beloved
husband Of Jeanette M. Williams
and father Of John F. Williams,
Mrs. Jean Dolores Gj1dorff. Charles
T Williams. IT.. and. Banice s, Will
liams. Friends may eaH at Gewler's
Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave NV, after
: pm. Thursday. March 10 (codr-
ices will be held on Saturday.
March IS. at . pm. II
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With Regard TO q
Cord of Thanks >

Very often q card Of thonks
in The Stor meets O need
which can hordlY be solved in
any other way. Not only is
il q gracious expression Of
srotitude TO those who have
sent florol tributes but also
coUreously acknowledges the
services and kindnesses Of
the monY TO whom q personal
pote Of Thanks ecnnot we'll be
moiled or whose names and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion OF O cord OF thonks
may be oronsed by telephone
10 The Stor, Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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A Funeral HoEe, 1870 9th
late sister, KATIE B. ANDERSON,
SADIE EoRD NJ. n. G.
ARLINGTON, RUTH. On Tuesday,
General Hospital. RUTH AIRING
TON Of 2l41 9Th st. NV. sister OF
Mrs. Elyie Leekins;, Mrs. Lille NJ.
GPcRe i M Fe snd w Morton aof hs
She also is survived by two aunts.
three uncles and other relatives.
Friends may call at the Hoffman
s{tes Home F 2G9 9Th M, st. ny
where. services, will be held on
Saturday. March IS. at | pm In
terment. Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. ARRANGEMENTS by the Greene
Funeral Home, Alexandria. Va
BAIsEY, LANNIE. On Monday. March
T T. 1891 at his T reside , S925
He leaves to mourn their loss three
sisters, Miss Annie Baisey. Mrs.
Pearl Upperman OF Jersey City,
N j., and Mrs. Sadie Jenkins; three
n T.ionss spd other relatives and
March 49, friends may cali at the
Morris A. Carter e. Co. Funeral
Home. 3O5 H st. W. where services
will be held on SATURDAY. March is,
ciating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. II
BATES. WILLIE PEARL. On Tue,day,
March Il. 1851, at Providence Hos
$3.50 18th st. ne, beloved sister
of Mrs. Charlotte Johnson. She
a ibrs. is r survived by three nephews,
egasns ohef relatives Gaf sn snd ff ftsTsn
At the stewart Funeral Home, 80
Marc3h r. f1i1s on Rm sa TETldsy.
mortal A. M. Z. Church. 9Th and
Eye sts s,I Dr. at y noon. Inter
BERRY, JAMES B. On Tuesday, March
e. cond la5l' IAN LANES sis, B. BE aE Of
loved husb"nd Of Marguerite N.
Berry; fathc Of James B. Berry. IT.:
Mrs. Katherine II Claggett and Mrs
MaMrsaret s Thomas. Friends may
Home. Upper Marlboro, Md. after
pm. Funeral services viii be
held in st. Barnsbas Episcopal
Church. LELAND; Md. on Friday,
e HbarGf IT, e. II am. 1nterment
Wednesday. March Is. 1851 at
Arlington Hospital. Arlington. Va,
EDWIN F. BIRRELL of 4Sl4 North
Washington blvd. Arlington Va, be-
loved husband OF Mrs. Hazel z.
BiTEell. father Of Vernon and
M1chael BiTrell and son OF Mrs.
Nelhe Birreli Friends may cali
az the Fitzeerald Funeral Home.
3246 Wilson blvd. parking in the
rearl, ArliDgton, Va. where there
will be a RECITATION OF the rosary on
Thursday. March 10, at $40 pm.
a REQUIEM mass Will be celebrated
on Friday. March II. at 10 am,
at ST. AIMS Catholic Church, North
10Th and FredefiCk SITS. Arlington,
Va. Interment st Mary's Gene
terry. Alexandria. Va.
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SIMENION, MISSIONARY REBECCA

SioNHRY YAi REsE EtSn 81 sIM tgS5 MiS 81
80 D st. ne, wife OF Bishop Rock
well Slmenton and mother Of Mrs.
Irene Ions. Mrs. Beatrice Manago.
Mrs. Frances Long. Gilbert L.. Chris
TOPPER c, and James E. Simenton.
She also is survived by three sisters,
four brothers. six grandchildren,
other relatives and friends. After
3 pm. Friday, March II, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home. .3Sy Rhode Island ave. NV.
Funeral services on Saturday, March
Is. at / pm. at the Isle Of Patmos,
l5l9 You ST. NV, Bishop Henry
Murphy officiating Interment Car
yer Memorial PARK. Family may be
contacted at 10. l-5241. II
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SMITH, ETHEL. On Wednesday, March
10, 1861, ETHEL SMITH Of 7iS
l4th st. NV. Notice of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS By Jarvis
SMITH. ROLAND ID @

SMITH, ROLAND d. on Tuesday,
Hospital ROLAND D. SMITH of
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, beloved husband
OF Avis NJ Smith. son Of Mrs. Min
ME D. Smith. brother OF Mrs J.
(. Sharp and uncle of Nancy Sharp
and Mrs William 3. CARPENTER.
Friends are invited to call at The
BetheSda-Cheyy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. GraveSide services on Friday,
March II. at @:3O pm, at Airing
flowers III
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TINsLEY. BESSIE L. On wednesday,.

March 10, 1861, at Arlington Hos
pital BESSIE l. TINSLEY OF 91Ig
South Adams ST.. Arlington, Va,
beloved wife OF Charles Z TinSley,
ST.; mother Of Mrs. Elsie v. Hamll-
ton, Riyerdale Md; Charles z. Tins
ley, jr., Arlington: grandmother Of
Carl Beard Patricia and Charles Z.
IlnSley III, she also Is survived by
three sTeat-grandchildren Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home, 39nl North Fairfax dr., Ar
lingtOn. Va. where services will be
ned on THURSDAY March l6, at s
pm. Additional services Saturday,
March g. at . pm, at the Joseph
W BliIey Funeral Home. Richmond,
va mterment Riverview Cemetery.
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FLORISTS

JOHN SHARPER, INC.
1921 Brinkley Rd. Sc.
Oxon HILL Md. en- s-s6oO
..- CONKLYN'S FLORIST
2O46 Wilson Blvd, Arl, IA. 7-6gl6
g23 King St., Alex XII, g-6ii2
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McLACHLEN. ARCHIBALD

W!ednesday, March y. 1861, at
Miami, Fla, ARCHIBALD McLACH-
LEN of S507 Longfellow place NV
husband of Josephine Baughman
McLachlen. father Of Archibald NJ
McLachlen II. brother of John M
and Lanter P. McLachlen. He also
Friends may call at Gawler's Chanel
'o6 Pa. ave. NV. courtesy park
Ing opposite. after } pm. Friday
March II, where services will be
held on Monday. March 20, AT
$50 pm. lnterment Fort Lincoln
Mausoleum. 10
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March 10. 1861. WENDELL SMITH
Of l1l7 New Hampshire ave. NV,
husband OF Florence Smith and
father of Mrs Evelyn Crawford
He also is survived by three grand
children. one great-grandchid, one
cousin. Miss Theresa Smith: other
relatives and a devoted friend. Lucy
Woody. Friends may call at the
MalVan d Schey. Inc. Funeral Home.
New Jersey ave. and r ST. NV
today. after pm, where funeral
services Will be held on Friday,
March Il at > pm. Interment
Harmony Memnrial paw
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tired). Suddenly. on Tuesday, March
"A. 1861 az walter Reed Army Hos
rial CO. HOWARD r. moore.
USA retired, OF 1851 Selfridge
I'd. Silver Spring, Nd. husband ii
Ann I. Moore, father OF Howard r
and Grother OF Willie Alan and Col
E. Walter Moore, AAF Col. Moore
rests at the Warner E Humphrey
Funeral Home, .S434 Georgia ave,
may visit with the family on
Wednesday, March Is. and Thurs
daY. March IL, from to . pm.
tparking facilities. Mass will DC
oIiered Tor the repose OF his soul on
Friday. March II. at $40 am, at
81. Catherine Laboure Catholic
Church, Viers Min and ClaridRe r6s..
Wheaton, Nd. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery, with fun military
honorS. III
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~ am. al The S H HINES Co
Fune EhIz ho% NJ S SS4, 18th St. NV
VIRGINIA W. HINER, Sccy. II
LOUISE tSTARKS). sud
uenIy, on Tuesday. March IA. 1851.
az District General Hospital, LOUISE
lSIARKSl LANCASTER of I0I Tth
81 Sc. devoted wife OF Mr.. Theo-
oore Lancaster A host Of other rel
atlveS and many friends also sur
we. Notice Of funeral later Ar
rahRementS by j. R Cameron &
Sons Funeral Home. GIL K ST. NV,
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SILyERMAN. CHARLES. On Tuesday,

March IL. 1851, CHARLES SIT.
VERMAN OF Sl4 Malibu drive. Sill
yer Spring. Md. beloved husband
OF Barbara Silverman and devoted
father OF Laren. Sara, Lynn and
Michael Silverman. He also is
survived by sister, Mrs Elsie
Kravetz of Silver Spring Md. and
three brothers. Louis G. Silverman,
Milton SHERMAN of Bethesda. Md,
and Aaron Silverman. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
d Sons Funeral Home. 3JOl l4th
81. NV. on Thursday. March l6,
at 1890 am. Interment King
David Memorial Garden Memorial
week Sl4 Malibu drive, Silver
Spring liz
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TILLEUX, EUGENE A ON

a. LSNLNL a. Ol TUESDAY,
March IA 1851. at Doctors Hos
pltal, Washington. D. c.. EUGENE
f.. TILLEU& Of 4ja2 North ID St,
Mrs Msrsaret r. Tilieux, father
Of Miss Helene L. Tilleux, both Of
the home address. and &. Wade
Tllleux OF Madison, Wis; brother
OF Mrs. Pauline T. Ross OF Balti-
more, Nd: Edwin TilleuX OF New
Orleans. La; H. o. Tilleux and
Robert Tilleux Of Shreveport. La,
and Albert Tilleux OF Grand Cane,
La. Friends may call at the resi-
denee. Memorial services will be
held on Friday, March IL at \
pm, at the Fitzgerald Funeral
Home. 324j Wilson blvd. CpRrking
IN rear, Arlington. Va. The family
requests that in lieu of flowers con-
trioutIons be mace TO your fayorite
charity. II
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
SIC II st. NE. II. 3-4ssC
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IRENE NJ. Officers and
members Of Joppa Lodge
Chapter. No. -. o. E. s.
are requested to attend
the Eastern Star services
tor our late sister. IRENE
M, KLAASSE. on Satur-
Gay March is. 1891. ct
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
Blair, William E. W. W. Chambers Co.
Updike,
Howard A. W. W. Chambers Co.
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SMITH, WILLIE LEE. on Tuesday.
March II. 1861 at Johns Hopkins
Hospital. Baltimore. Nd. WILLIE
LEE SMITH. devoted son OF Mrs,
Madgie Wright of gOl East I'd St.,
Winston-Salem. N c. He also leaves
TO mourn his passing other rela-
ives and friends. Local arrange
Co Funeral Home
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NO0A l. MOhRh1' secretary

ANDERSON, KATIE b. Grand Prin-
cess Captains Council. H .
"A I. C., are requested to at
NNNNaP tend the funeral OF our
0 Past President. KATIE B.
~ ANDERSON on Friday,
March II. 1861, at 80
pm. at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home.
$50 9th ST. Nv, on Saturday,
March IS. at L. noon, from the
New Bethel Baptist Church. 9th
and S SITS NV
BEATRICE HAYDEN. President.
P. D. SMALLWOOD. Secretary
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March Il. 1861. Dorothy O HoT!.
LEY OF III 50th st. ne, mother
OF Josephine JOY. She also Is
survived BY one brother, Allen VIII
aIsIns: three sunts. Mrs. Bessie
Iaylor, Mrs. Mae Thornton and
Mrs Lillian. Davenport. and other
relatives and friends. After - pm
thursday. March 10, friends are
invited to call at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home, $3.50 Rhode Island ave.
on Friday. March II, at Ii am
lnterment Chicago. III Ii
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McsHERRY. IAMEs A nn m0an..

day. March -. 1861, at his resi-
uence, 36O1 New Hampshire ave
NV, JAMES A. McSHERRY. be-
loved father Of Nellie D. McSherry
ana Claude L. McSherry. both Of
the home address. Services at the
S, H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29OI
i4th st. NV. on Thursday. March
10. at pm. tDarking facilittesI
lnterment York (AirvilIeI, pa
YORK, Pa, Gazette paper please
COpNJ e
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day, March IA. 1861. in HOLLYWOOD
Fla, DANIEL K. O'CONNOR Of 4S05
Great Oak I'd. Manor Club Estates.
Rockville, Md. beloved husband Of
Mary C. o'Connor. father Of Mrs
Kathleen Sweeney. Mrs. Dorothy
Henry. Mrs. MArParet Flood. Mrs
jeanne Cooch and Miss Kerinne
0'Connor: brother Of Mrs Gertrude
Mann. Mrs. Mary Coursin. Michael
K. and George Z. OConnor Friends
are invited to call AT the Bethesda
CHEVY Chase funeral Home II Rob
ert A. Humphrey Bethesda. Nd
Services on Saturday. March is.
az st. Peters CaLholi' Church,
Olney Nd. where REQUIEM mass
VIII be offered at II am Inter-
ment Gate OF Heaven Cemetery. In
lieu Of flowers contributions may
pc made to ST. AIMS Infant Home
Washington. D. c. Rosary will be
5eeited on Friday. March II. al
. pm. II
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LEE TH ION P. On sunday. March

LEE; THOMAS p. On Sunday. March
y; jm6O. at his residence. 1888
I EE beInySsd s. br,S Sw. THOMAS p.
Lee. He also is survived by 'i i've
grandchildren, other relatives and
striends; The late Mr.. Lee may
P gorO viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Friday. March II. where service;
VIII be held on Saturday. March
L IsGr at co 10 am. Interment Wood
LEIDERMAN. EDEL. On Thursday
MaTen 10, 1861 EDEL LEIDER-
I'd, ne, beloved husband OF GoIdie
Samuel F. Leiderman Of Takoma
PARK. Nd; Mrs Cecilia Hirsh Of
S ofS sfInSr Fla; Max Leiderman
Sophia Kannofsky Of Hyattsville e.
Nd. He also is survived BY eleven
grandchildren. Services at the C
D. Goldberg & Son Funeral Home
fEH 9th st. NV on Friday, March
Sholom- Talmud Torah Cemetery, In
mourning at 5322 Rock Creek
church I'd. ne, Family requests
IN ileu OF flowers contributions be
ASHd 10 the Hebrew Home for the
LINCOLN. JOSEPHINE B. On Tues
day March u, 1861. at the wash
ington Hospital Center, JOSEPHINE
b. LINCOLN. OF 3O22 Porter ST,
Services at the S.. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 2gOI l4th ST, NV,
on Friday. March II. at nm
Barking facilities). Interment Glen
LUCAS. STANTON FRANCIS. On
Tuesday. March u, 1861, at his
residence, Indian Head Md. STAN
TON FRANCIS LUCAS, beloved hus-
band of Lula M Lucas and father
Of Mrs. Thelma Mattingly, Mrs
Dorothy De Lozier, Mrs. Margaret
Tomlinson. Warren and Ralph Lucas,
He also is survived by four sisters.
Langley, Mrs. May Mudd and Mrs
Maude nee Lucas; two brothers,
Eugene and Reed Lucas; twelve
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children. Funeral from the Hunt
Funeral Home, Waldorf. Md, on
Friday. March II, at 3 am Mass
az st. Mary's Star of the Sea
Church. Indian Head, Nd. at OH
am. Interment Gate OF Heaven
Cemetery, Silver Spring, Md. Rosary
on Thursday. March rs at Z pm.
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JACKSON; LIZZIE. On Sunday, March

'NTNNUN, LIZZIE. On Sunday March
-, 1861, at her sons residence, f3S
Green ave, Brooklyn. N. Y, LIZiE
JACkSON. age 81 years. formerly Of
~ Que 81 NV. and a resident of
She IS survived by two sons. Edward
ana Evans Jackson, and many other
relStlVes: Friends may call at the
MalVan d Schey, Inc. Funeral Home
TsW Jersey ave. and R st. NV,
Funeral services will be held a.
NE Southern Baptist Church on
FRIDAY, March II, at II noon. In
torment Wnndlaun Onr,nLnnE ~
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PEDDICORD. SAMUEL HAROLD. Sud
PLANK, ALLAN B.. Jr. Suddenly. o,

IueSday. March a. 1901, Al IAN
B; PLANK: Jr.. beloved husband
OF Marion E. Plank. father of Jeanne
Karen and Allan F. Plank. son OF
Mrs. A B. Plank Sr.. OF Gettys-
burg, Pa, and brother OF Mrs Earl
Milton c. Plank of Baltimore, Md,
Services at the S. H Hines Co
Funeral Home. @90l l4th st. NV
on Friday. March Il. at . pm,
parking facilities Interment Ar.
lington National Cemetery. I6
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MITCHELL. JOHN STAFFORD.

Wednesday. March is. ig6I JoHN
STAFFORD MITCHELL Of iii Co.
lumbia I'd. NV. formerly chief Of
department of pharmacy and pro
teSsor Of Howard University. Notice
Of funeral later.
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n Lh5' NkACE '. On IueSday,
March u. 1861. GRACE V, SET!
TIES of 5074 Sth ST. ne. beloved
wife OF Walter E. Settles and
mother OF Gregory, de Forrest, Kem-
berry, Keith. Dennis, Renee and
Kay Veronica. Also surviving are
seven sisters. one brother, other
relatives and many friends. After
! pm. Thursday. March is. friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1870 9th ST. NV.
where the rosary will be recited at
pm. REQUIEM mass will be
celebrated at St Martins Catholic
Church. North Capitol and T SITS,
at am. Friday. March II. In
terment Mount Olvet Cemetery. II