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200 ,UUU pOpulaClOn WHICH, mas
only one member of the State
Senate. The smallest district of
900 also has one Senator.
He spoke in a district that
has only two members Of the
House Of Delegates, compared
with Richmond, which has sew
en- House members for a popu-
lation Of 100000.
Gov. Almond recently ap-
pointed a 20-member Redis-
tricting Commission to report
to the 1862 General Assembly.
1T would seem to me-" he
said at the Court House Coun-
try Club in Fairfax, that the
growth progress and expansion
which we find here should not,
under any rational concept of
fair play or principle Of repre-
sentative democracy. be tied
down to the law Of average or
shackled to mediocrity."
Point for Applause
This was one of several
points which brought applause
during his address at a Fairfax
Chambers of Commerce ban
quet.
For three decades" Gov. AL
mond said, this has been and
continues to be the most rap
idly growing area in Virginia
no other area of the State
has done more to face squarely
the many problems of urban
sprawl to check speculative ex-
pansion and bring order out of
a critical situation through
planned physical growth"
Gov. Almond, who more than
any other chief executive in
many years has by visits and
actions. recognized the burgeon-
ing Washington suburban area
declared that contrary to the
seeming attitude of some" he
does not regard the area as "a
red-headed stepchild."
other points which provoked
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enthusiastic responses includ-
ed:
A declaration that he wants
to see George Mason College,
the new two-year branch of the
University of Virginia being
established at Fairfax, ranked
among the best in the Nation" ="
Thanks Legislators
An expression of thanks to
Northern Virginia legislators
"for standing behind the
present Governor in the most
trying hours in the history of
the Commonwealth" a refer
ence to his fight to preserve
public schools in the face of a
"massave resistance" move
against integration in the class
rooms.
His contention that the State
has a distinguished and ded-
icated Board Of Education,
land I claim a little acredit for
doing something about that"
Last month he appointed two
board members who are strong
supporters of public education
as requirements for two others
who followed the massive re-
sistance" philosophy and whose
terms had expired.
Gov. Almond hinted at one
recommendation he probably
will make to the General As
sembly before he leaves office
next January.
1T will be necessary" he
said, Ito increase appropria-
tions for education if Virginia
is to move forward it will
be my purpose in the time left
to me as Governor to push with
all the resources at my COM
mand the advancement of edu-
cation and industrial prog
reSs."
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Y Courses Reset

Four new YMCA coeduca-
tional courses, reScheduled be-
cause of bad weather, will be-
gin Monday. German, French
and Russian conversation will
start at 6 pm. and speed read
ing at 8 pm. at the Central
YMCA, 1886 G. street NV.
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Almond Hopes to Roise
Nearby Representation
Rups North Virginio's 'ShockIes'
In Tolk on Redistricting Plans
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star Staff Writer

Visiting Northern Virginia the States least numerically
represented in the General Assembly Gov Almond last
night expressed my earnest hope that the patent mbaanc
of this representation will be banshed from he Virginia political
scene"
spoke the FairfaxFas Church district than
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IT,. Jackson, 80,
Resident Here
For n Years &.

Thomas j. jackson, 80, a
Washington resident for 81
years, died Friday In Fairfax
Hospital Of a heart condition.
Mr.. Jackson was born in
Winston Salem, N. C. He came
to Washington in the late 1920s
and was employed as q carpen-
ter and blue print reader by
Sweetman & Hall, Inc.
He moved to Newton, Ala.
four years ago. He returned to
Washington a year ago because
of his illness and lived with
his daughter at 80 Idylwood
road, Falls Church, Va.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Elizabeth O'Conner Of the
home address: three daughters,
Mrs. Albert D. Meeks of the
home address, Mrs. Mavis
Click Of 1000 Livingston road
Sc; and Mrs. June Bowman
Of Manassas Park, Va; a son,
Thomas Milton jackson Of 3507
Nimitz road, Kensington, Md; ;
and a brother, Walter. Of Fort
Lauderdale. Fla.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. Tuesday at the Warner
e. Pumphrey Funeral Home,
8434 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring, Md. Burial will be in
Park Lawn Cemetery.
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Albert WoIfrom,
BrickIuyer and
War Veteran

Albert Dutch Wolfrom, 40,
a World War II veteran, died
Friday in Prince Georges Hos
pital Of a brain hemorrhage.
Mr.. Wolfrom was born in
Mount Holly, M, and attended
Seton Hall Preparatory School,
South Orange, N. j. He came
to Washington Is years ago.
A bricklayer. he was a member
Of the Bricklayers' Local Union,
No. /.
A veteran Of World War II,
Mr.. Wolfrom belonged to the
18th Division, 385th Infantry,
and fought in the Battle Of the
Bulge. He was a member of
the American Legion and the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
He leaves his wife Eugenia
Of 1912 Spring street, Forest
vile, Md; his father. Joseph
A. Wolfrom Of Mount Holly,
N. j.. and one sister, Mrs. Her
bert Angel, also Of Mount
Holly.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 9 am. Tuesday
in Mount Calvary Catholic
Church. 1900 Marlboro pike,
Forestville, Md, with burial in
| Arlington Cemetery.
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John W. Grow, so, Dies;
.LongActivei in Banking

John W. Grow, so, active in
banking and real estate here,
died yesterday after q heart at
tack while vacationing in
Miami, Fla.
A native Of Washington, Mr..
Grow lived at 513 Ingraham
street NV. He attended Nc
Kinley High School here and
was graduated from Strayer's
Business College and tn e
American Institute Of Banking.
Mr.. Crow began his career
with the now-defunct Franklin
National Bank. In 1918 he
joined the National Savings
& Trust Co. where he was
vice president at the time Of
his death.
Mr.. Grow served as the real
estate officer for the bank for
many years. He was active
in Washington real estate and
was a director Of the Atlantic
Building Corp. and the Ma
tional Union Insurance Co. Of
Washington and q former d.
rector Of the Washington Real
Estate Board.
Active In the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation
where he served on the church
council, Mr.. Crow was a men,
ber Of the New Jerusalem Ma
sonic Lodge and the Metro
politan Washington Board Of
Trade.
He leaves his wife, Esther,
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Joseph Giumpetroni, 76,
Chefin Hotels for 35 Years

Joseph Giampetroni. 70. q
chef at the Willard Hotel, died
Friday at the Washington Hos
pital Center after q heart at
tack.
Mr.. Giampetroni, q natural
lied American citizen, was born
in Italy. He came to the United
States near the turn Of the
century and worked In the coal
mines Of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Giampetroni came to
Washington about As years ago
to work on the kitchen staff
Of the Mayflower Hotel. which
had just opened. He later be-
came o chef at the Maynower
and worked there for IS years.
He had been q chef special
lizing In Italian food at the
Willard Hotel for the past six
years. He lived at 40l0 Georgia
avenue NV.
He leaves his wife Filomena
Of the home address: a son,
Daniel B. Of 99l2 Tenbrook
drive. Silver Spring; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dominic Colella OF
1908 Wisconsin avenue, and
eight grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at $3.50 am. Tuesday at the
Walter w. Deal Funeral Home,
1912 Georgia avenue NV. A
requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. at st. Gabriel's
Church on Grant circle. and
burial will be in Gate of Heaven
Cemetery.
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1n MRntnrtattt

BOWMAN. LINDSEY J. In memory
Of our beloved father. father i'm
law and grandfather, LINDSEY J.
BOWMAN. who departed this life
two years ago today, February 19'
Gone. but not forsotten.
THE FAMILY.
BROWN. ROLAND JOSEPH (RUsTY).
one. on ROLAND JOSEPH tRUsTYSSI
BROWN, who departed this life one
year ago. February Is, 1860.
You lived q life. that all might envy,
Loved and loving, gentle. kind
AnS ,o6 IN death h your Slessed psmory nsS,oC
Devised e99s OVs %1SF. Rs' i45ESisf?' EoUGss? SON
LOVING MOTHER AND STEP.
FATHER. JOSEPHINE AND Ed
WIN TWYMAN; SISTERS. MAMIE
AND SHIRLEY; BROTHERS,
CARPENTER, EUGENE W.. In lovins
EneHW memory Of Of our nH beloved HUSBAND HUSBAND
W. CARPENTER, who passed away
four years ago today. February 10.
February brings sad memories
OF q loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY those who loved you best.
DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY.
loving memory Of JESSIE c; COPE
LAND. who denarted this life one
year ago, February 10. 1860.
l think Of him today.
kestins sssins wheTs ieTeRs ne shadows Sss s"h fs
WIFE. " osREIG. Al AND 5"cai cHILpREN,, 81 s,
JESSIE. Jr. AND SARAH.
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N. E. Thompson,
Chief of ICA
EniqneerU Unit

Norman Everett Thompson,
63. a division chief with the
international Cooperation Ad-
ministration. died yesterday at
Circle Terrace Hospital after o
long illness.
Mr.. Thompson was born in
Calumet, Mich, and was grad
uated from the Michigan Col-
lege of Mines in Haughton,
Mich. He was employed az
years by the Republic Iron and
Steel Co. in Birmingham, Ala,
rising from an engineer to
the general superintendent Of
mines.
Later he was employed by
the Rheem Manufacturing Co.
as manager Of their plants in
Brazil. During the past II
years he has been with the
Government serving in Korea,
Jordan, and Washington.
Mr.. Thomson was the chief
Of the industrial engineering
division for ICA. He lived at
the Hunting Towers Apart
ments, South Washington
street, Alexandria.
He was a member Of the
Bessemer Kiwianis Club, the
Masonic Order and the Amer
ican Institute Of Mining and
Metallurgical Engineers.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Irene Macdonald Of the
home address; q daughter.
Mrs. Gerard E. Murray Of VIII
limasville, NY; his mother,
Mrs. Jennie w. Thompson and
a sister, Mrs. James B. Morgan,
both Of Birmingham, Ala. and
four grandchildren.
Friends may call between IL
am. and 3 pm. today at the
Demaine Funeral Home, $40
South Washington street, Alex
andria. Funeral services will be
held in Birmingham. The fam.
lily requests that expressions Of
sympathy take the form Of
contributions to the cancer
fund.
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Of the home address; two
daughter, Mrs. Clare r. Dor
ity. Of 1857 Cllege View drive
Silver Spring. and Mrs. Leon
ard d. Tucker of 10407 Clinton
avenue, Silver Spring, and
three brothers, Harry, Of 2401
Parker avenue, Wheaton; Ar
thur, of 2108 Branch avenue
S. E., and Walter, Of Miami
Fla.
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J. {. Rutner
MINNEAPO

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. lS (AP)
j. E. Rather, so, director Of
advertising for flour and. mixed
products for General Mills,
Inc, died of a heart attack at
his home last night. Before
joining General Mills in 1857.
he had served with General
Marketing CounSelors, Inc,
Chicago; Deep Rock Oil Corp,
and Meredith Publishing Co.,
Des Moines. Iowa.
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Thomas O. Walton

BRYAN, Tex, Feb. 18 (AP)
DIR. Thomas Otto Walton, II.
former president Of Texas AIM
College, died in a hospital
today. He had been i'll several
months of a heart ailment. He
was president Of the college
from 1925 until 1913.
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DratHa

STEWART. MAUpE H. On Thursday.
February 2, 1851, at her residence.
1901 Longfellow st. NV. MAUDE
h. STEWART. sister Of Miss Lavinie
RE-. StsT'rt .Oafc Ms'' o. GLENN M Morris Prirase ane
funeral services were held at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne. on Thursday. Feb
February IS, 1851. PRESTON <.
STOCKS Of 1884 Columbia st. NV.
beloved husband Of Mrs: Lue Stocks
brother OF Mrs. Alice Morgan. Also
surviving are other relatives and
day. February 10. friends are in.
vited 10 call ct the Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1920 9th 81. NV, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday, Feb
Lincoln EqasS Sp Memorial as IO csmei.rg D
THOMPSON. NORMAN Z. on satur-
day: Rebryary iS. lgSli e. Circle
THOMPSON Of West Building, Hunt
inS Sa.b.nS STeft fsasnHEi' fTsn: E rSo@psOn sas
father Of Mrs. Gerard Z. Murray
Jennie w. THOMPSON and brother
Of Mrs: James 2; Morgan Of Biz;
By % four %arandchiidrsn. Friends may
Chapel. $50 South Washington St..
Alexandria, Va. on Sunday. Feb
ruary 10. between the hours Of II
ana interment in Birmingham. Ala,
OF flowers the family requests that
contributions be made to the Cancer
Society.
day. PebruaSy. Is 1851, at her
NV. JULIA +: THoRWARTH. sis
ter Of Marian M and Laura z, Thor
%r;T %s;Tth both ssrv,sss Of sso4 MG5nipS'ias q.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, S9o1 i4th
st. NV. on Monday, February 20,
at II am. (parking facilitiesl. In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery.
16.17,1o
ToOMEY, MARY. on Friday. Feb
ruaIy ~. 1891 St Providence Hos
Beloved wife Of 'f the late late Joseph b,
Toomey Of Alexandria. Va; Mrs.
Margaret Herlihy and Mrs. Dennis
:: corbett Of ,,,,, Washington: D. c.
Williams Of Alexandria. Va. Fu;
neral from the Collins Funeral
Home. 1921 14th st. NV, on Mon
s.go,.% sss PsbrHsTy e. cs,r6i e. SSo Manor a
SoaRt SsRfl oliv,t 81 10 csnstery in''E%sne Pisass
omit flowers. Kindly make con-
tributions to the new st. Ann In
FAINT and Maternity Home. 10
TUCKMAN, HERMAN. On Friday.
EsSTysry =, T. ojis 1891. HERMAN
Bethesda. Md. beloved husband q
Julia Tuckman and devoted son Of
Mrs. Sarah Landau, Funeral serv-
ices At the Bernard Danzansky q
Sons Funeral Home. 1901 14th st;
NV. on Sunday; February 10. at
11:30 am. Interment Temple
Israel Section, Mount Lebanon Gem
etery. In lieu Of flowers the fam
lily suggests that contributions may
be made to the Cancer Aid Group,
p. o. Box 1792. Silver Spring, Md.
10
WANG YUCHENG. OF 2122 Massa-
f9u'iiss $751; AYf YUcRENo 0R %ANe NSsoFTaffs Wifs
Of Y. Y. Wang, mother OF Mrs.
Mary Bau and Steve Wang Of San
Juan. Puerto Rico; sister Of Woo
Yin OF Formosa. Services OF Cham
bers' qeorsetown Funeral Home.
3072 M st. NV. on Monday. Feb
uary 20. at 2:30 pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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HIT Mrn1nrtaitt

DODGE, CHARLES 4. In loving mems
father. CHARLES 4. DoDdE, who
departed this life eight years ago
today. February 10, 1858.
Gone, but not forgotten.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. GRACE, AND
CHILDREN, EDITH, MILDRED
AND FRANCIS.
HAMPTON, MARSHALL N. In low
ing memory Of our dear husband
and father. MARSHALL M. HAMP-
TOM who passed away one year
ago today. February 10. 1850.
One year has passed, dear,
=. Since you were called away; ,
How well do We remember
That sad and dreary day.
We often sit and think Of you,
To think how quickly you left;
To know you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
God gave US strength to bear 1t,
And courage to meet the blow,
But what 1t meant to lose you,
The world will never know.
II all the world were ours to give,
We would give It and more,
To see that face, deGr husband and
father.
Come shining through the door,
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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0tarA uf Thanka

BROOKS, REV. WILLIAM E., Sr. Tht
family of the late REV. WILLIAM
=. BROOKS. ST.. wishes to express
their sincere appreciation to every.
one for cards. flowers and otheI
tokens Of sympathy extended dur
ing their. recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
DEANS, REAUDE d. The family Of
the late MAUDE D. DEANS wishes
to express their sincere thanks to
the Rev. Jerry Moore and the Rev.
George Parker for their comforting
words. Mrs. Ruth Ward for the
vocal solos, Prince Hall Chapter. No.
s.. o. 3. s.; neighbors, relatives
and friends for the beautiful flow
ers. cards and telegrams and other
expressions Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
JOHNSON, WILLIE (P0Ps). The
family Of Mr.. WILLIE JOHNSON
wish TO express their sincere appre-
citation to the relatives. friends.
netghbors and co-workers for the
beautiful flowers, cards and other
tokens Of sympathy extended to US
during our recent bereavement.
WIFE AND SON.
SHAPIRO, ARTHUR. The family Of
ARTHUR SHAPIRO wishes to ex-
press their appreciation to the
many friends and relatives for their
acts Of kindness. contributions and
expressions Of sympathy during their
THE FAMILY.
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DratHa

w4ss5. H.sIn.ly FnfsToN isof on PsES4oS FsHs;fos
WANsER Of 1914 Corcoran st. NV,
beloved husband Of Florence WanseT
and brother Of James WanseT. Also
s1E surviving .ns as: otSeF set. relative; 81 fvpTS snd
later. Arrangements by MCGUIRE
Inc. 10
wIGGKNs. MAX M. OF es17 oeer-
Max N. IWIooINs. Beloved hus;
father Of james Edward Virgins;
Remain; oe Ct ~ Chambers Funeral ,,I
Mondiyl hS@s 4Se SeDraarP TafPin 20 " at PTi Gnsl %
Services and interment Washington
National Cemetery at ll:45 am,
WILLIAMS, ALONZO C. On Friday,
February II. 1851. at the District
General Hospital, ALONZo C. WILL
LlAMS, son Of William D. and Eloise
Williams. brother Of Carlton 8. and
Milton 2, Williams; Friends may a9S
St. and Mass ave. me-, where ' sery- ~
ices will be held on Tuesday, Feb
ruary II; ct IL am. lnterment
"61S Fe6FasTS Il. % 1851. 'f Willie GsSShEy: ). VII:
LIAMS Of 1929 North Capitol st..
beloved husband Of Maggie Z. VIII
Iisms and father Of Mrs. Bernies
grandchildren. other relatives and
day. February 19. friends are in
vited to call at the MCGUIRE Fu-
RfTal Rhs4. HsTf Service. sG4 Win 'ss Se is held nU
Monday. February 20. at ! pm,
the Rev. Ernest Gibbs officiating.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
wOLFROM. ALBERT J. DUTCH. On
aeorges General Hospital. ALBERT
!; .t; WoLFRoM Of 5Sl2 Spring St.;
EuSenia Jean sheersJ wolirom. SON
Of Joseph A, Wolfrom and brother
Of Mrs. Herbert 8. Angel, both Of
Mount Holly, N; J. Friends may
call At the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
am am; tuesday: ~ February Il. Re-: Re-
Mount Calvary Catholic Church.
1900 Marlboro pike, Forestville.
Md, at o an. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 20
woLFRoM. ALBERT. Officers and
Ef..---.----W members Of Bricklayers'
HTA Tnl9n; }natnn; y No. c l. .es Of Wash Wash
HluDV ALB e RT WOLFRoM.
kfS F@ Members may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th
BA st. and Mass. ave, me-,
until 500 am. Tuesday, February
q. Mass will be offered at the
Mount Calvary Catholic Church.
Forestville. Md. at 9 am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
WILLIAM A. JORDAN. Secy. 20
ALBERT J. Officers and
,nHaAp. members Of the Washing
ton Building Trade Post,
No. "a. the American Lee
gion, are hereby notified
2sSPS Of the death Of our late
E comrade. AL B ERT j.
WOLFROM, and are re-
quested to assemble at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne, for services conducted by
the National Guard Of Honor at
8 pm.
HERBERT NEWMAN. Comdr.
ROBERT JOHNSTON. Adjt.
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.,ary 10. 1851. at $50
pm, for the purpose Of conducting
SfosS.r SsGsss. ASHoSY iSE SSI a's dsRatsS
JOHN j. cHARUHAs, Secretary.
SMITH. CLARA M. On Thursday, Feb
Hospital SsTs censsr lSs CLARA q NJ K sa
Of 1912 Columbia I'd. NV, beloved
wife Of Walter Smith, dauEhteF Of
Mrs. Ella Raeh. stepdaushter Of Eu-
o1chs Sa'e s:..Ss e!as5 e Eoss ss'i a
Frances Ollyia. Harriet, James and
Wallace Richardson; sister Of Olivia
II. Brown. Lila Boddie, Ida M. Cole
man and Frank Cunningham, She
and friends. The late Mrs. Smith
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 80 H st. ne. after
SeSrSsry lHssi y! ao e nf5G pm on 1nts9%sS MHnGss
Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
SHTH dag reS4asly sAEsy IL s ST ios On aaRRY ThgF;
J: SMITH, b.. Of s04 Foxwood
husband Of Mrs. Anne c. Smith
and father Of Harry J. Smith. r.,
E sasA gaa csuiss q Tash..s.r xs rRd f. F00fE:
also is survived by one grandchild.
Funeral Home. 1924 Columbia pike.
AhsTs Family " viii P15sins n rom
day. February 10 and 20. Services
and interment private. (Newark,
NJ j., Evening News please eopy.l 20
STATS. GUY LESLIE, yr. On wednes-
tsy;n aay; February 6iI l2; 1891, ss 1S Se1TEs- ys
iEGHE9 aH naiSsFs'y Ho'BBio BBsos.G d9x Eusbsnd band
OF Dorothy Lee stats. Also sur
Vived BY his mother and father. Mr.
srS, snd Mrs, Gy. Guy Leslie Leslie staats' ssIi; sri;
Leslie Hensley. Gloria Stats. Jack
st the Money q King Funeral Home.
III Maple ave. west, Vienna, Va,
February. 10, at pm: interment
Flint Hill Cemetery. oakton. Va. 10
sTARN. HAROLD MINEKR. ON Fri
day. February II. 1881: at Ar
FAR sTARN Of 1855 Queens lane:
3. staTn Of Oakland. Calit.. and
Harold Mum, Starn Of Lambertville,
Mich; He also is survived by four
fS5spTSShis5sa Ss TSs. Friends Hs 5sa mag SS At
blvd: Arlington, Va, until 10 pm;
on Monday. February 20. Funeral
services from the Arlington Church
of Christ, 20 North Irving St. Ar
81, at 10 am. Interment National
Memorial Park. 20
sTAUNToN, LAURA ANN. On Thurs
am am sf2TSTyoN le 81 asS5 rrsnEin
st. ne, wife OF Marshall staunton,
I.: devoted mother Of Mr.. joseph
jr.. and Mrs. Alease Mcclary. She
Children. two sisters. Mrs. Hstsie
Lee and Mrs. Sadie Frye; two broth
as frsnds many After Ssn'f pm 5isSfs Tassdsy, hnS
the Frazier Funeral Home, ssS
ssass. t'RS on F Esbrusq9 Rq1'ssi
Paul p saDtiss tas csuFcS. Sss0h9 a4sS Hsw ana nd
Franklin SITS. ne, the Rev. Edgar
L,nNWVIill Williams ms, Of officiating ting -. Intsrmsnt
STEVENSON, GEORGE. On Saturday,
Bs9rgstS SS j. is e es EoRdE 3 ai TsfSspss STHSHs
SON, brother Of Mrs. ida stroman.
St ments By % Henry HENRI 8! IVA Washinston ntanSt 4
Sons.
STEWART. ELLEN CROWN (NELLIE).
Art SC Of IS4ss coiesviiis iSit "a. SILVER silver
Rachel and Frances Crown and
aunt ssgg.nto Of :; a.. Theodore cr9En: I .,.! Mrs.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spting. Md.
(parking facilities) Service on
Monday. February go. at pm.
Rock Greek Church rd.. Washing
ton. d. C. Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery. 19
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CEMETERY LOTS

F0RT LINCOLN. Garden Of Hope
Q burial sites, will sacrifice. Call
HA. 2-4296. 10
3 CHOICE LOTS in Cedar Hill. monu-
mental privileges; nr. ent. OR.
4-4630.
FORT LINCOLN| sites, mr.. the
clock: price reduced: marker privil.
Call WA. 7-27o4. 81
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ANTuoNv Am u.v,

ANTHONY s. All mem
hers OF the Washington
Chapter. No. 81. OF the
Order Of Ahepa. are re-
Quested to be present ct
the Huntemann Funeral
Home. 5732 Georgia ave.
NV. on Sunday. Febru-
aFy 10 1871 At R.30
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With Regard TO q
Card Of Thanks

Very effen q eord OF fhonks
m The Stor meets q need
which can hordN be solved in
dnY other way. Not only is
u q sroeiovs expression Of
sratitUds TO those who have
ssnt fleFul tributes but also
eourtsoUsIy acknowledges the
services and kindnsssss Of
the m0ny TO whom q personal
NOTE Of thonks eennot we'll be
mailed or whose namss end
addresses Gre not known.
insertion Of a cord Of thenks
mey be orongsd by telephone
10. The stoE U. $4,000.
The Evening and SUndqy Star
Evening star., 1961-02-19

OTEE: ,;I;, MARIE n Ia, z o. .Thgrsaay EEssS Ess;
(nee Ryan,. beloved wife Of Martin
4, Dyer. mother Of Mary Dyer Paw
also Is survived By three grand
children. Friends may cali at the
iSi iifh st. Sc, after ' pm
Saturday. February Is, until Mon
day. February 20, ct 1880 am.
REQUIEM mass at st. Thomas More
Church at IL am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount
Evening star., 1961-02-19

BELL. STEVEN ISs, On nv Eriasy' at:r Ss; EsSTg;
BELL Of 7S4 ieth st. ne, beloved
Sn aso MT leaves snf 70 Mrs Mourn He bs pss. ss
ing three brothers, other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
ct the John T. Rhines q Co. Funeral
Home. 3016 18th st. ne. (ample
parking facilities). where friends
ruary 90. Graveside services at
Arlington National Cemetery on
tuesday. February q, at $50 an.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

1Si Tebruary yAf5.A IL. lssi HE9RnEERTId 9s EEETIdaS x
beloved husband Of Virginia Speer
Davis, father Of Mrs. Lois Davis
Norcross and 3. Austin Davies, and
the late Il. Allen Davis; brother Of
and O nephew % Of Charles q isHisc scpp 3sSif 81
Bartlesyille. Okla. Nine grandchil-
dren also survive, Friends are in
vited TO call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A.
Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd, where
services win be held on Monday,
February 20. at / pm. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1961-02-19

BEMbEKOB. ANTHONY. Officers and
members Of Adelphia Post.
No. SO, the, American Le-
gion. are hereby notified of
the death Of our beloved
comrede. ANTHONY SEM
BEKOS. American Le-
gion services will be con-
Quoted by the National Guard Of
Honor on Monday. February 20,
1851. at $3.50 pm, at the Hunte-
mann Funeral Home. 5732 Georgia
ave. NV. All members are requested
to be present ct this service.
ANDREA p. scKoPPEdLIA. Adjt.