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Futher-in-LuW
Held in Shooting
OF District Man

A So year old man was
charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon today after
his Son-in-laW was shot and
critically wounded.
Homicide Detective Frank L.
EcCles said the father-in-laW,
Oakley T. Mcclure of the 1900
block of Hobart place NV.
had been drinking all night in
the living room Of a basement
apartment he shared with his
daughter and her husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent S. Sciarabba,
and their 1-year-old son.
When Mr.. Sciarabba, %
went into the living room at
6.45 am. to complain about the
noise his father-in law was
making, Mcclure shot him
once with a 22-caliber rifle
mounted on top of a 40
guage shotgun, Detective Ec-
cles said.
MI. Sciarabba was taken to
the Washington Hospital Gen.
fer
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Mrs. Jennie Williams,
Wife of Educator

PRINCESS ANNE, Md, Mar.
18 (AP). - Mrs. Jennie v.
Williams, wife of the presi-
dent of Maryland State Col
lege, died at home Thursday
night after a six-month illness.
Her husband. DR.. John Tay-
lor Williams, became the first
president of Maryland State
on Maryland's Eastern Shore
in 1947. They were married in
1929, when he was dean of
Kentucky State College.
Also surviving is a daughter,
Miss Lorelle Williams of New
York City.
Funeral services were to be
held at 2 pm. today on the
campus. Burial will be in Lex
ingtOn, Ky.
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Rusk and Serruno
PIun Conference

MANILA, Mar. 18 CAP).-
Arrangements have been made
for United States Secretary of
State RuSk and Foreign Secre-
tary FeliXberto Serrano to
meet privately in Bangkok
March 26, on the eve of the
SEATO Council of Foreign
Ministers meeting.
Mr.. Serrano, after a meeting
yesterday with United States
Ambassador John D. HickerSon,
said the envoy had conveyed
Mr. Rusk'S desire for a con-
ference at the Philippine En-
bassy in Bangkok and that he
had agreed to the meeting.
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Bricklaying Contractors office
in KenSington on March 10.
1t. Friel said James P. Nc
Greevy, 10, of the 10000 block
of Blue Hill road, Silver Spring,
and a 17-year-old, also from
Silver Spring, were arrested
Thursday in the District.
The 17-year-old, who is in
the Receiving Home, was
charged with houSebreaking in
a S535 safe theft February 9
at the Martin Weigand Lum-
ber Co., 5000 Chillum place
NE. and $50 safe job at
Burch Lumber Co.. 1890 Ninth
street NE, on March 9.
McGreevy, charged only in
the Burch Co. case, has been
released on $1,000 bond.
Police said $4,000 was taken
in the wave of about 80 break
inS, many of which were un-
successful attempts to crack
safes. Included were house
breakings at the Silver Spring
Boys Club and at least four
schools.
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Benson Shaw, 81, Pioneer
Airport Builder, Ex-Bunker

Benson Russell Shaw, 81,
who was prominent in early
aviation circles and was vice
president of a bank here, died
Monday in a st. Petersburg
fla hospital.
Mr.. Shaw. who had retired
recently, had just arrived in
Florida with his wife and
planned to live in Gulfport.
An aeronautical engineer, he
supervised the construction of
several airports early in the
century, including two at st.
Louis and Grand Canyon.
He was the first secretary of
the defunct National Aviation
Association, a job that brought
him to Washington for the first
time. He also belonged to the
Early Birds, an aviation society.
He returned to Washington
before World War II and was
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lit Mrmnrtant

HEILIGH. NATHANIEL ALLEN. In
son and brother. NATHANIEL A.
HEILlGH. who departed this life
March IS, 1860
He left beautiful memory,
sorrow too great 10 be told:
But to US who loved and lost him,
His memory will never grow old.
JOHNSON, MARIA l. In loving mem
l, JOHNSON. who departed this
ne eleven years ago today, March
There is no time that We could set
for parting;
We who must remain are never
ready for such pain;
Even our prayer would be. not yet
not yet. dear God
Another day with US let our beloved
We must believe, when falls the
That Wisely God has wtned it so
REEDER, AND FAMILY F'' .
JONES, MATTE E. In loving mem
ory of our dear mother and grand
mother. MATTE ELIZABETH
JONES. who passed away one year
ago today. March Is, 1860
It's always hard to understand
Why loved ones must depart,
For every day ahead seems gray
When sorrow fills the heart
And yet there is comfort in the
thought
That lust step away.
The one we loved and cherished so
Has found a better day.
Eternal life. eternal 10y.
Eternal peace and rest,
&c IN
That loving God knows best
THE FAMILY.
MOORE, MARY SUSAN. In loving
memory Of our dear aunt MARY
SUSAN MOORE. who departed this
life twcnty-siX years ago today
March is, 1885.
The road into the Great Beyond
Is one we all must tread;
Although it brings US sorrow.
When our loved ones go ahead.
And ever near us. though unseen,
Their dear immortal spirits tread,
For boundless universe is life,
There are no dead.
Our God will never us forsake,
And soon wen be together again.
Where there is everlasting life,
God takes US in His care.
THE FAMILY.
RANSOM, FANNIE. In memory of
ME RANSOM. who departed this
life one year ago today. March Is,
1860
She left this world of sorrow and
pain,
And returned to the land of thought
HER SISTER, MAGGIE WESLEY,
AND NIECES, ALMA W. Gun
NlNGHAM AND CALLIE MUIR
RAY.
SKINNER. JAMES Z. In loving mem
ory of our dear father. JAMES f.
SKINNER who departed this life
seventeen years ago today, March
IS. 1914.
Till memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearts.
HIS DEVOTED SONS CARL M. AND
HOWARD A. SKINNER.
STOCKETT. ELISHA. In sacred mem
ory OF my husband. ELISHA
STOCKETT. who passed away seven
years ago today, March rs, 1854.
You live with me in memory still,
Not lust today, but always will
LOVING WIFE, ISABEL STOCK
EFT.
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The pickets said they were
art students who believe ad-
mission of the public to the
art treasures will interfere
with their studies at the foun-
dation.
The art lovers, some arrived
at $50 am, waited outside for
the galleries to be opened at
$50 am.
Ten years of legal fights and
a decision by the State Supreme
Court was needed to force the
foundation to unlock the gates
Of the taX-eXempt gallery.
The collection was begun in
1912 by DR.. Albert c. Barnes.
who rose from the Philadelphia,
slumS and made a fortune in
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MusIims Mark
End of Rumudun

Nearly 1000 Washington
area Muslims today attended
religious services at the IslamiC
Center celebrating the Eid
feast day, which marks the end
of the holy month of Rama
dan.
The month of Ramadan be-
gan on February 16 and ended
at nightfall yesterday. Absolute
fasting from dawn to dusk
during Ramadan is one of the
five major requirements of the
ISlamic religion.
During Ramadan, fasting be-
gins each day when a white
thread can be distinguished
from a black one, and lasts
until nightfall.
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manufacturing antiseptics. He
died in 1851.
1t includes about 1000 paint
ingS, many of them post-im-
pressioniSt works of Rcnoir,
Cezanne, MatiSSe, Van Gogh,
Soutine, Modigliani and Degas.
One dealer estimates its
value at between $500 million
and S4O0 million.
At first Dr.. Barnes planned
to share the collection with
the public.
But in 1923 he showed some
paintings he himself did. They
were not well received. DR..
Barnes was outraged and he
declared the gallery off bounds
to all but a few guests.
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Unions Agree
To Stop Threats
To Hang Boss
BY the Associated Press

The National Labor Rela-
tions Board frowns on vigilante
rough-Stuff in union organiz-
ing drives-and a couple of
locals have agreed to drop such
tactics.
Specifically, Locals $685. and
8,878 of the United Mine
Workers Union have just
agreed to quit threatening to
hang the boss of a strip coal
mining operation near Brook
wood, Ala.
From a case made public
yesterday by the NLRB, it ap-
peared union organizing drive
on the mine operated by c. L.
AbSton got too enthusiastic a
couple of months ago.
Charges filed by Mr.. Abston's
lawyer, M. l.. Taliaferro of Bir-
mingham, have been settled
with the two union locals
agreeing TO cease and desiSt
from:
l. Threatening to hang Mr..
AbSton to a nearby tree" if
he didn't close down immedi-
ately.
2. Blocking all mine en-
frances with maSSed pickets
armed with rocks, clubs and
sub-machine guns" and barri-
cading entrances with trucks
and trees.
g., Beating up the firms 10
employees whom the union was
trying to organize.
The locals agreed to post
notices in the locality agreeing
not to talk up any more necktie
parties for Mr.. Abston or do
any of the other things COM
planned about.
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Jordon's S Queen Dies

AMMAN, Jordan, Mar. l8
(AP) .-Jordan's Queen Musbah,
78, King Hussein'S grandmother,
died last night. She was the
wife Of the late King Abdullah,
founder of the Jordanian king
dom, and mother of ailing ex-
King Talal who abdicated in
1852 in favor of his son HuSSein.
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REDMOND. MINNIE A On wednes

day. March Is. 1861, MINNIE A.
REDMOND of AIS Kansas ave.
NY. beloved mother of Mrs. Corine
R. Wilson, Mrs. Susie A. Williams
OF RuckerSville. Va; Eugene and
Alphonel Redmond of East Ruther-
ford. N. j.; beloved aunt of Louise
A. Watts and cousin of Georgia
johnson. Also surviving are twelve
grandchildren, eighteen great-grand-
children. other relatives and friends
friends may call at the johnson q
jenkins Funeral Home, 4SO4 Geor-
gia ave. n W. Funeral services on
Sunday. March 10. at > pm, at
the Shiloh Baptist Church. Stand
ardSyille. Va. Interment family
cemetery 1S
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SCHoELLKOPF, IDA.

March II, 1861. IDA SCHOELL-
KOPF Of North Beach, Md. for
merly Of Clarendon va. She is
survived by her uncle, John c.
EWald. and cousins, Emma. Ella
and John c. EWald and Henry g
Schaefer. Friends may call at the
HutchinS Funeral Home. Mount
Harmony. Nd. Mass will be Of
tered at St. Anthony'S Church.
North Beach. Md. at $50 am
Monday. March 20. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery. Washing
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T = ' IT N,a.NNIE y oUUutMIy; on
o. PAYNE of 732 Taylor ST. NV,
beloved mother of Charlotte p. John
son, Lucille F. Mohammed. Vivian
B. Payne Charles W and Preston
F. Payne. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements BY the Pctworth Fu-
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Art Treasure Unlocked
After lO-Yeor Fight

PHILADELPHIA Mar. Is tAP).-The Barnes Foundation
Art Gallery housing of the finest private collections of
modern paintings the public today for the first time
ending long litigation.
Twelve people showed up advance They were met BY
almost pckets paradng the institution in sub
urban Merion
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mold j., all of the home ad-
dress.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Monday at the
Danzansky Funeral Home, 3501
Fourteenth street NV.
Miss SuSsman'S companions
were Miss Mary Elizabeth
Peck, 20, of Springfield, and
Miss Sue Ann Karr, 10, Of
Tampa, Fla.
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John A. Boettner

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 18 (APD .
John A. Boettner, So, pioneer
blimp and dirigible flyer, died
yesterday in a hospital. He was
born in WoodSfield, Ohio.
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day. March n, igGi, PORTTA kNNA
RICHARDS, formerly OF Arlington.
Va. Beloved sister OF Dwight E and
stephen R. Richards, Mrs Ruth f.
Schulze, and Mrs Elnor E. Harper
trIeuaS may call at the Ives Funeral
home 2S41 Wilson blvd, ArlingtOr.
Va. after T. noon Saturday. March
is, where funeral services will DC
held Monday March %, at 10 a m.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery lg
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Arthur R. Robinson

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Mar.
l8 (AP).-Arthur r. Robinson,
30, Republican Senator from
Indiana from 1925 to 1884, died
yesterday.
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Seymour Felix

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Mar,
18 CAP) Seymour Felix. 81,
Oscar winning movie choreog-
rapher, died Thursday night,
He was born in New York.
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AnurtltnnH

GAI.UMBECK. BLANCHE E. There
Will be an unveiling of a monument
in memory of BLANCHE E. GALUM-
BECK on Sunday, March ~, 1861.
at pm. at the King David Me
mortal Garden. Friends and rela-
ttveS invited. l9
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BROWN. JOHN HENRY. On Frida
DAVIS. OWEN. On Thursday

March II. 1861. JOHN HENRY
BROWN of 11l5 Lang place ne.
Notice of funeral later. Services
by Frazier. 10
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Dratha
CnMPTnN n lSE

On Thursday, March 10, 1861, at
kfiinCton Hospital COMPTON Z.
fSHORTYD AILSTOCK OF ll2j lSth
s. south, Arlington. Va, beloved
husband of Alice II Ailstock, STEP
LLatnSsT OF MIS- haInleen pan Foiey' FL,
Mrs Agnes Draper and Everett D.
Austock and stepgrandfather OF
Dennis Foley. Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home 2S47 Wilson
blTd.. Arlington, Va, after pm.
Monday, March 20. thence to the
Mount Vernon Baptist Church, South
23d and joyce Sts., Arlington, Va.
where funeral services will be held
at $3.50 pm. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery 10
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RAItrs- MILIIE PEARL. on rnesday.

March "A. 1861, at Providence Hos
44aS55s 18th St. ne "N BELOVED we $ Sister er
OF Mrs. Charlotte johnson She
also is survived by three nephews,
three nieceS. one uncle eleven
cousins. other relatives and friends
The late Miss Bates may be viewed
AT the Stewart Funeral Home. 80
H St ne. after pm. Friday.
March 4. Funeral on Saturday,
March is. from the Turner Me
mortal A. NJ. E Church. 9th and
Eye SITS. NV. at l. noon. Inter
ment Sheffield Ala is
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrematOrillm

]. William Lees Sons Co.
! FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th ST. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
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BRADFORD. JOHN II. on Wednes.

daY, MATCH To- T9hI. JOHN IT.
BRADFORD of 1881 Neal St ne,
hFuS9an1 FoE Gd o. or MpS d Ts GshfTms Ftbs 6Sn
son. After - noon Sunday. March
l9. friends may call at the Johnson
& Jenkins Funeral Home, 1904
Georgia ave. NV, where funeral
services will be held on Monday.
March 20. at II 30 am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
c Drtlnr
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Garn nf ThankH

BALL, ALBERT, Sr. The family Of
the late ALBERT BALL. Sr., wishes
TO- express their sincere thanks to
theA Rev. J S. Grant, friends and
neighbors for flowers. telegrams,
expressions of sympathy and the
use Of cars extended during our
MRS JENNIE BALL AND FAM
lily.
GEEEN, RALPH L. Lucy R. Green
ana family wishes to express their
thankfulnesS OF expressions of SYM
pathy cards. telegramS use of their
cars and to the Rev. Thornton
curing their bereavement Of her
son. RALPH l. GREEN.
LUCY R. GREEN AND FAMILY.
STOREY. CHARLES. The family Of
the late CHARLES STOREY wishes
TO express their sincere thanks and
appreciation to the pastor. friends
and neighbors for cards, flowers
and other acts of kindness eX-
tended during our recent bereaye-
nent. THE FAMILY. 10
UTsDIkE. HOWARD ARNOLD. We
WISH to express our sincere thanks
TO relatives and friends for their
kind expressions of sympathy dur
ing our recent bereavement
Mr.. AND MRS. HOWARD S. UP
DIXIE. 10
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DEATHS
Announcements OF
III MFmnrtant

III mrmnrtant
BIRCH, JESSIE LOVANNA MOORE.
In loving memory Of my beloved
Nom. JESSIE LOVANNA MOORE
BIRCH. who departed from this
earth eight years ago today, March
is. 1888.
Although 1t seems you left us,
We have you always near
To guide and govern each OF US
And bid us never fear.
ALWAYS YOUR HONEY.
We know that you are present.
For in everything We do
We feel your gentle guiding hand
Which helps to bring us through.
EDWARD, BOODLEY AND HONEY
CLAYTON. LA VERNE. In loving
VERNE VERNE cLAYTyoN e y aeaF Who S'SdeT; dep;arted Led
this life one year ago today, March
lS, 1860.
Gone. but not forgotten.
Loved by those who knew her
Your memory will always remain in
my YouR H5t1s. SISTER. RUTH.
CURTIS. WILLIAM. In sad remem-
brance Of my father and grand
us Tour years ago today. March 49,
To those who have a father.
Treat him with love and care:
You Will never know his value
TIL you see his vacant chair.
Anniversary mass is offered at
ST Augustine's for the repose Of
his soul
DAUGHTER AND GRANDDAUGH-
TER, ELIZABETH AND JUNE.
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HENDERSON, LULU BoTELER

Wednesday, March Is, 1861, at her
residence, 5O4O East Capitol st,
LULU BOTELER HENDERSON, be-
loved wife of Father Eugene L. Hen
derSon, sister OF Mrs Florence b.
Russell Also Survivina are her
nieces. nephews. a devoted friend
Miss Adge Thorne. and other rela-
tiveS. After = noon Sunday. March
10, friends are invited to call at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1870
March 20, from the Church Of tie
Atonement sd and East Capitol
SITS. at II am. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 10
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DEWS. JAMES E., Jr. On Friday.
March lMNI LANES E DEMS-

MaTch y. 1861. JAMES E. DEWS.
.Jt OF 5nSS Jay ST. ne. beloved
husband of Anna r. DewS. father
of James E III. Elizabeth. Samuel,
Ronald and Alfred Dews. son OF
Mrs. Sarah V. DeWS and the late
Rev James E. Dews and brother
of Mrs. Elizabeth Hodges. Many
other relatives also survive. Friends
may call at the Derritt Funeral
Home. Inc. 1916 Sheriff I'd ne.
from 3 pm. until 10 D m. Sunday.
March 10. Funeral services will be
held at the above funeral home
on Monday, March 20. at II am.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry 49,
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JACKSON. MOSES.

JdNhNUN' MUSES.. On IueSuay
Hospital. MOSES JACKSON Of 1890
Florida ave. NV. father Of Blanche
Stancil and James Jackson Also
q surviving are other relatives and
friends From 6 to 10 pm. Friday,
March Il. friends may call at the
Brooks & Allen Funeral Home, 18th
ST. and Florida ave. NV. where
services will be held on Saturday,
March Is. at IL am. the Rev
Robert Anderson officiating In
Park Is
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10. 1861, OWEN DAVIS Of IlO9
64th ave. Cedar Heights. Nd. de-
voted husband of Lillian Davis,
father of Ninotchka Porter. Diane,
Owen. ir.: Joel and Michele Davis
son Of Sadie Anderson and brother
OF Amy Naranjit. Violet Sheffield
'Quintella Smith. Dolores Dixon.
'TekOe Graves. James Adolph,
Adrian. Maurice. Brock and Egan
Davis Also surviving are other
relatives and friends Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Rollins 20
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G.OSSETT- InSEPH PASCAL

1905 Rayenswood I'd, Riverdale,
Md. on March l6, 1861. beloved
husband OF Elizabeth G. Gossett,
father OF Berry Pascal. Kenneth
Charles and James Patrick GoSsctt.
brother Of Mrs. Harry Harrington,
Mrs Thomas Chappelear. Mrs
Raymond Riley and Joe B.. Maxwell
T and William K GoSsett. Sery-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home,
5SO1 Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Md
on Monday. March 20. at p m.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
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HALEY. JAMES EDWARD.

day. March Il, 1861. at
his residence. 800 Glen
dale I'd. Chevy Chase, Nd,
JAMES EDWARD HAL
LEY. father of Mrs.
Thelma II. Loehler. grand
father of Mrs. Linda l..
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JEWELL. WILLIAM VI. On Mondav

March 10. 1861, in San Francisco.
Calf. WILLIAM NJ JEWELL. be-
loved husband Of Rena Jewell low
ing father of Frances Groves and
Capt. william NJ Jewell. ir.. USA.
He also is survived by six grand
children. Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. PUN
phrey. Bethesda. Md from > to 4
and : to @ pm Saturday and
Sunday, March Is and 10. Prayers
on Monday. March 20, at 9:l5
am, at the above funeral home.
followed by graveside services in
I'M
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D1CKsON, WILLIAM On wednes-

day, March Is. 1861. at AleXan-
dria Hospital. WILLIAM DICKSON
OF West Howell ave. Alexandria,
Va, beloved husband Of Annabelle
Dickson, father of Lewis w. of
Oregon. III the Rev Francis Of
Detroit, Mich; Howard K Dickson
Of Alexandria, Va. and Mrs Mar
gRret D. Stell OF Springfield, Va,
brother of John D. Dickson and
Mrs. Alice Walsh of Seattle. Wash.
He also is survived by twelve
grandchildren. Services at the S
H Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Ol
l4th ST NV. on Monday. March
20. at ! pm (parking facilitlesl.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
A contribution TO the Fourth Pres
byterlan Church Radio Fund may
be made as an expression OF sym
pathy. DAILY World Of WenatChee
Wash. papers please copyl Ig
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KENDRICK. CAPr- InHN q 81 o.

Thursday, March 10, 1851. CAPT
JOHN B. KENDRICK. Sr.. of 1926
56th ave. Rogers Heights, Nd
beloved husband OF Freeda Mae
kendrick and father OF Mrs. Jean
Seguin and John B KendriCk. ir
He also is survived by nine grand
children Friends may call at the
Walsh Funeral Home, al lIth ST.
sc. The family will be present
from Z to Is and : to pm. Friday.
Saturday and Sunday. March l..
IS. 10 Services at the MARYLAND
Avenue Baptist Church. l4th st.
ano Maryland ave. n e.. on Monday.
March 20 at q am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery ~
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FRANCIS. RICHARD L; Suddenly or

Wednesday March Is. lH6I. RICH
ARD L. FRANCIS of 1522 45th st.
ne husband OF Mrs. Annie L.
Francis, father of Sheha Ann. Linda
and Catherine NJ. Francis, son Of
John and Geneva Francis. brother
OF Mrs Gwendolyn Young and
Nathaniel. James and Harry Francis.
After pm Monday. March 20,
friends may call at the johnson e.
jenkins Funeral Home. 1904 Geor-
gis ave NV. where funeral sery-
ices will be held on Tuesday. March
n. at / 30 pm. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. S. W.
Butler MnrfiCian lS.2O
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DICKSON, WILLIAM. The officers

DIIhSUN, WILLIAM. Ihe Objects
~ and members OF Washing
@ : :| !. 8 s.: :: :;
- n "a SIstantS and Offset Work
~ Brother WILLIAM DICK
SON on Wednesday. March
Is. 1861 Remains resting at the
s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home
1901 l4th st. NV Services on
Monday. March 20. at | pm. In
teEment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
A. l. WEISENBURGER. President.
IOEEPH z PHI KERTON SecY
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March Is. 1861, DAISY HAMMOND
OF lII2 65th ave, jefferson
Heights. Md. devoted mother OF
Clarence Hammond ir.. and grand
mother of Clarence Hammond III
Also surviving are other relatives
and friends. Notice of funeral
laler ArEangements hN Rollins -
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COlflCk ana MIS- JdGhlN L. EhllllboH
brother OF Albert HALEY. Mrs. Eliza
beth Babson. Mrs. Effie Brown and
Miss Rae HALEY He also is sur
vived by three great-grandchildren
Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. poi l4th st. NV"
on Monday, March 20. at > pm.
parking facilities. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. A contribu-
tion may be made to Children'S Hos
pital as an expression OF sympathy.
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GRAHAM. BELL. On Tuesday. March
II, 1861. at his residence, 746
Oglethorpe st. ne. BELL GRAHAM,
devoted father Of Mrs. Victoria John
son and Rudolph Graham. uncle of
Ralph Graham. Also surviving are
three grandchildren. other relatives
and friends. Notice Of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by Rollins. 10
GRIFFITH. LILLIAN A. On Thurs
day. March I6 1861. at her resi-
dence. 1907 Buchanan St NV.
LILLIAN A. GRIFFITH, beloved wife
Of Carl G. Griffith. sister of Mrs
D. R. Lewis Of Manassas, Va. and
William H. FoOte of Alexandria, Va
Friends may call at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2gOl l4th St
NV. tparking facilities Services
at Gunton Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church on Monday March
20, at > pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1961-03-18
LECKEY. PHILIP JETT On

day, March 10. 1861. at the Wash.
lngton Sanitarium and Hospital
PHILIP JETT LECKEY of T4Oa
wildwood drive. Takoma Park. Nd
husband Of Elizabeth Cockrili
LecEey, son OF Edith l. and the
late Samuel r. Leckey and brother
Of Mrs. John Mckinney, Mrs
Charles Sagona, Bruce Templeton
william Morrison ana Dan r,
Leckey. Mr. Leckey rests at the
Warner {. Pumphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave. Silver spring
Nd. where services will be held
on Saturday. March IS. at 3:3C
pm. tparking facilities 20 Interment
Ebenezer Cemetery. Loudoun County
va on Sunday, March ~, al
Evening star., 1961-03-18

GOSSETT, JOSEPH p. A special
% communication Of West
I !. A
m Gate Lodge, No. 22n. A. F.
.NA & A. M Mount Rainier
M W. Md. is hereby called for
NNAy/N II noon Monday, March
wv 20 1861. for the purpose
" Of conducting Masonic fu
neral services for our departed
brother. JOSEPH P. GOSSETT.
JOHN c HAMILTON. W. NJ.
HOWARD A. GOOD. Secy. 10
GOSSETT, JOSEPH r. Officers
Er----------.za and members OF Brick
- layers Union. No. / . Of
Hi IH Washington, D. c, are
Hin hereby notified Of the
fII1/F death OF JOSEPH P.
y IG&M GOSSETT. Services at
EEElIzu&el Chambers Fur ncra
u2s4a4 Home, jSOI Cleveland
ave. Rivcrdalc Md. on MONDAY,
March 20. 1861. at ] pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
WILLIAM A. JORDAN Secretary. 10