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COOPER, HARRY H. An ernereent

COOPER, HARRY H. An etnergent
A &: !: ] !. rs. !: I'D
NNSLW pm. at the Suitland
W. Christian c hurch, II
" Swami rd., Suitland. Nd.
toppoSite the Census Bureau, for
the purpose Of conducting Masonic
burial for our late brother, Past
Master HARRY H. COOPER
JOHN B. REECE. Master.
c. c. HUTCHINSON, Secy.
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FENTON, KATHRYN X. OF 4O5 1Otb
st. ne, on April 3. 1861, sister of
Annie M. Livesay, Grace M. Gingell.
Mona e. Granger and Thomas III
Fenton;. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home; 5l7 11th st. s.e., on
Thursday, April 6, at l pm. In
terment Washington National Gene
terY.
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CAMPBELL, RACHEL. ON saturday

April |, 1861. at Casualty Hospital,
RACHEL CAMPBELL OF 543 25th
pl. ne, beloved mother Of Mrs.
Willie S. Cooper. She also leaves
one grandson. Michael Cooper; one
son-in-law, Joshua Cooper; one sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Eulalia Hutchinson:
three nieces, six nephewS and other
relatives and friends. The late Mrs
Campbell may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 30 H st. ne,
after = pm. Wednesday, April 5,
where services will be held at Z D IN.
Interment Glade Spring. Va &
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BLADEN, MARTIN. Sr. steamritters'
Local. No 6O2, notifies you
~N OF the death of Brother
M MARTIN BLADEN, Sr.
lGS~S1 Remains at the Deal Fu-
TEN neral Home, 1912 Georgia
ave NV Funeral on Fri
day, April :, 1861, am.
W. A. BUSHONG, President.
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BERGER, ROBERT r. on Tuesday,
April 4, 1851. at Mount Alto Hos
pital. ROBERT F. BERGER OF
Burke, va. husband Of Martha L.
Berger and father OF Mrs. Betty
,BaxtresSer. He also is survived by
one granddaughter Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa.
ave. NV. courtesy parking op-
poSite), until pm, Thursday,
April g.. Services will be held in
Lima, Ohio.
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HOLMES, IDA. Suddenly m IT,,

HHU.ILo, IUh, Suddenly, on Tues.
DAY. April I. 1861, at her sons
residence, Manassas, Va, IDA
HOLMES Of 1926 South 18th ST.,
late Benjamin F. Holmes and motbsr
OF Franklin F. Holmes. Friends
may call at the Baker g. Son Fu.
neral Home, 3l4 North West st,
Manassas. Va, where services will
&c neio on thursday. April 8, at
CRY 94ry GARDENS Cemetery. Manassas,
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CARR, PAIGE F. Departed this III

suddenly, on Saturday, April j,
1861, PAIGE F. CARR Of 5l4
Sd ST. NV. He leaves to mourn
their loss devoted cousin, Mrs
c. NJ Thompson; one uncle. j.
Henry Carr, and a host OF other
4 pm. Wednesday, April ;, friends
may call at the Hoffman Funeral
Home. 900 9Th st. NV. FuneraI
on Thursday, April g. at IL noon
from the above address. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Ar.
rangementS by the Edmonson Fu-
neral Service. D
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ABURROW, HARRY A. On Monday,
April 3, 1851, at Doctors Hospital,
Sachusetts ave. NV, father Of DR.
Harry A. Aburrow. He. also is
Friends may call at the S. H.
Hines Co, Funeral Home, 29Ol 14th
st. NV after IL noon WedneS-
day, April > (parking facilitiesl
Services at the Epiphany Episcopal
Church, 1917 G st. NV, on Thurs
day. April 9. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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MARSHALL .Iu,,- m,.A

MondaIL ALHLN THOMAS. On
eSiA TaoMAAs ARfll &ARsHiALHEo Il 1851; ., AKIN jyGS
band Of Alfredia Marshall and SON son
Of Parker and Martha MaTshaiI
He also Is survived by three ehii.
ondh' eredh' eight sisters, four brothers
friend. de many other relatives and
ApriI Arnos 4 ,risnd, AiSeT . pm. Thursday,
az the Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You
81. NV. Holy mass will be offered
at the Epiphany Catholic Churcbi
az Dumparton ave. NV, on Fri
ment men; ApriI hpTin,,an;n 2; at am Inter
Recitation Of the rosary on Tburs..
day April 8, at 3 pm. 8
MARTIN; IELLAF; On Tuesday. April
loved wife on Of the e late MtHHHiE; HaTi;y be-
Friends may call at the Robert
Mattingly Funeral Home, i3I i1th
81: Sc, after 2 pm. wednesday,
hhprn hp o.. where services will be
ReIatiHs, Reia On Friday a6s April 2, At II am.
terment 81. Paurs Cemetery, Clear
spring, Md. (Hagerstown, Nd, and
Mooaynesooro, Pa" papers please
MAY, RONALD WALTER. On Monday.
April 3, 1861, at his home, 4Sjll
Mlqdlesex lane. Bethesda. Md. RON
hLD WALTER MAY, husband Of
"e aid Waiser smi'h jr May AND father asp q Ron
May, brother Of the Rev. NicSoIass NiSSss
bradford Nav and Miss Elizabeth n
anna May, son OF Renata Zich May.
services Thursday. April Il, at . pm,
A. Fort Myer Chapel Fort Myer, Va.
iinIefment Arlington National Gene
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LEoNGINI. ANTONIO q, 400,
huron ave, Suitland, Md ON Anrii
33 1881. father OF Joseph snd
vincent Leongini. Elizabeth cfoc1 cG
Sbi1d shH rose L. Molnar. Five grand.
SnlIdren also survive. Prayers ~
Chambers Funeral Home 6iS 11sS
81 Sc. on Thursday, April a ~ ~
I'D am. Mass at the Mount Cal.
vary Church. Forestville. Md. al
rons; ~ am; Interment Mount Oliyei
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DUHIG, JOHN VI. An emergent COM
:;:!.' E::::; ! !: +: : q.
S is called for Thursday
GM NO April u. 1851. at s pm.
w 1900 N st. NV, for the
" purpose Of conducting a
Masonic funeral service for our
late brother. JOHN M. DUHIG.
RUSSELL s, WALLER,
cp.wro,n Worshipiul Master.
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COOPER, HARRY II. Officers and
Ef-------M members of Bricklayers'
HIT Union. No. l. of wash
Hi EM ington, D. c., are hereby
HlNAVW notified of the death OF
1lYyIW HARRY H. COOPER.
HS So Remains resting at the
Simmons Bros Funeral
N Home. 1861 Good Hope
Td. Sc: until Thursday, April i,
IHhi. Services will be held at the
Sultland Christian Church, Is
swami I'd, Suitland, Md, at >
pm. lnterment Washington Ma
WILLIAM A. JORDAN. Secretary-
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ABCOUk, IHKOBBIE c. On Tucs-
inston Hospital Center THRoBBiE
C. ALCOCK of 2Il5 Suitland ter
race Sc, beloved brother of Miss
Mary S. Alcock of Washington
D. c.; Oakley O.. Cortez E, James
V. and Hubert A. Alcock, all OF
Richmond. Va, and Berry H. Alcock
of Riverview. Va. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass. ave. ne, until > pm.
Thursday. April 6. Services will
be held at the Epiphany Episcopal
Church, 1917 G st. NV, at 2:3O
pm, lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
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GILLUMs, ESTHER =. on FRIDAY

UILLUMS, ESTHER =. on Friday,
March 81. 1861, at the District
General Hospital. ESTHER F. GIL
LuMS Of 92Q 47th place ne. She
and many loyal friends. From )
to 10 pm. Wednesday, April &,
friends may call at the Henry S,
WaShington d Sons Funeral Home,
4b22 Deane ave. ne, where funeral
Thursday. April 8. the Rev. Andrew
j. Allen officiating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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MCINTOSH, IDA NJ. On Sunday, Aprj
z, 1861, IDA M MCINTOSH OF gSiI
idlo iLhloTn%ood rd.. kensington. Nd
and Elizabeth Mcintosh, sister Of
Helen NJ. John s. and Emory W
Mcintosh and Mrs. Grace Z. Chad.
dock, aunt Of Deanina and Grant
Chaddock; Friends are invited tc
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. pun.
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. where service,
VIII be held Thursday. April 8, All
am. lnterment Glenwood Gene.
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THOMAS FRANKLIN, On
Monday, April 3. 1861. at Leesburg
Hospital, Leesburg, Va, THOMAS
P}RANMhIN stHElLN WILKERsoN, age II,
and Horace Wilkerson. brother of
Caroline and Rachel Wilkerson. He
also is survived by one half brother
Grafton Jackson. three aunts and
seven uncles. Friends may call at
the Green Funeral Home. "a Elden
IhurSday, April 8. at Oak Grove
Baptist Church, Sterling. Va. Inter
ment Mount Pleasant Church Gene
terry. FloriS. Va.
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KNOWLTON. Home NAV

day. April 4, 1861. At the M.soeS.
and and Eastern Star Home, 5000 SSStS New
KKSMmnpGShlre KMnG;f ave; ne. lone MAY
niSoWWLIoM, Tis w RNsu' Eifs Of the late Nor
Mrs. Frances K. Fiiiey Of Dunmn m
nnG1rins, n1s, va. Services at the S. H
hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol i4th
81 NV. on Thursday, April 6. At
pm. (parkinK faciIitiesi ~
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DUHIO, JOHN MARCUS. On Tues.
mor,,i 6ay, April Ho,a,,,I 4, 1891 At si9ley Ne.
pUHfa Of $50 10th % St MaAcGs n-eia ~.
loved husband Of Margaret Eff,
Duhig. father of Joann MarEareI
Mueller OF Chicago. ILL.,; Christine
Lillian Madden Of Washington
~; and Ellen Sinclair Duhig o.
washington, D. c.; son Of Liiliar
Jackson DUNG OF Marblehead, Mass
He also Is survived by a brother
CHARLES Warner Duhig OF Needham
MASS; a sister. Elaine Maxwell Of
Mhatiplenead. Mass; and three grand.
Hysongs Funeral Home, 1900 Il
ST.. NV. Funeral services will h,
neld at the Luther Place Memoria
Shurch, l4th and N sts., at Thoma,
Circle, on Friday. April z. at
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene.
terry. Boston, Mass, papers pleas,
copy.) N''"'
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FRANK D. LAW, G. X.
ARD A. MAHAR. F. S. {

McCANN, JAMES F. Officers and
ASsA members OF Equality Wal
ter Reed Post, No 2S4,
WFRN1Tnw v. F. W, are requested to
M2Hf0M attend v. F. w. National
Honor Guard services for
our late comrade, JAMES
F. MCCAIN, at the s n,
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l i4th
st. NV. at S:45 pm. Thursday,
April q, 1861.
W, 9, EicKE. Commander
WALTER J. KUBACKI
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LUCAS, Gas ALBERTA X. On Saturday

Aprji paa,A N; On Saturday,
PitaL ALBERTA K. LUCAS of cs a.
Eve Tse 81 NV. devoted mother OF
2rahes .. Lucas, daughter Of the laie
thomas s,,la,S and Rhoda Kelley. She also
a Hlna SuryiVeS by two sisters, Mesdames
iour grandchildren, Thirteen nieces
hine nine nephewS and other relatives and
tIiendS. The late Mrs. Lucas NAV
po pe viewed at the Stewart FuneraI T Il
WpHe, Wsdess3o 20 II St. ne: after . pm.
gay. April u, at ! pm from tbe
fe,n Efeer,mont Avenue Baptist Church,
ilnjO Vermont ave. NV. Interment
WooolaWn Cemetery. Family NAV
DC contacted at 1901 Taylor st. NV.
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GILLUMS, EsTHER e

ESTHER. Officers and
members of Queen OF Sheba
Chapter. No. ., Order Of
the Eastern Star, are no.
tilted OF the death Of Sis
ter ESTHER GILLUMS. Fu-
neral services will be held
on Thursday, April g,
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MCKINLEY, BERTHA

VNINLI ',I bEK ia. On Tuesday
OF 1928 18th st. NV, beloved IS.
ter OF Josephine Payne of Spring.
Ield. Va; Friends may call an IN,
Rlnaldi Funeral Home, Sl6 II st
ne, between Z and pm. Wednes.
day. Graveside services and inter.
ment Thursday, April 8, at p,m
in Holy Rood Cemetery.
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RIECKs, CHARLES F. An em,rvent

g. ;:';; !; !: !: !: !. {
", for the purpose OF con-
Quoting the last Masonic rites for
our late worshipful brother,
CHARLES F. RIECKS, p. M.
John v WEAVEP Mastsr
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COOPER, HARRY H. On Mondav

COOPER, HARRY II. On Monday
April 3, 1861. HARRY H. COOPER
& Of IL Duyal St, Suitland, Nd:
Cooper. father of Donald L. Cooper
son OF Mrs. Armintia Cooper, brother
OF Mrs. Jacquelin RigSby, Mrs. Hill
dreth Bayer. Mrs. Nellie King
Deaver L. and Kenneth Y. Cooper,
grandfather of Harry Lee and Gary
Lynn Cooper. Funeral from the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parking facili-
tiesl, on Thursday, April 6, at
30 pm. Funeral services at the
Suitland Christian Church, Suitland,
ington National Cemetery. In lieu
OF flowers please make donations
to the Building Fund of the Suit
land Christian Church.
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Fraternally yours.
CHARLES B. McCLOSKY,
.oo,,, Business Agent.
ADOLPH HELLWIG, Fin. Secy a

J.
klNG' SARAH. On Saturday. Aprn
1851, at the District General
Hospital, SARAH KTNG Of 75s Isth
81; ne. the beloved mother Of
coward Charles and James King
She also leaves five devoted sisters
mrs. Mildred Dyson, Mrs. Bertha
Harris, Mrs. Josephine Trayis
MIS-. Pauline Douglass and Eiiza. .
Detn Holmes; two brothers. John
ana Randolph King; one uncle a
9sugdhteT-in-law. Dolores King; two
sIahochlldren and many other rela-
tlyeS and friends. Friends NAV
ean on Thursday. April q. be.
t~een ? and 10 pm. at the funeral
nome OF Alexander S. Pope. Ala 18th
81. sc. Funeral services on Fri.
DAY, April Z. at / pm, at the salem
bbsptlst Church. 925 N st. NV. the
nev, n,en, Trayers officiating. Inter
meht p National Harmony Memorial
Eat EN Famhy at 904 22d st. ne,
a
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Y, FRANK T. The officers
and members of East Gate
chapter. No. 81, o. E, s.,
o. are hereby notified OF the
death Of our late brother.
FRANK T. DONNELLY, on
Monday, April 3. 1861
SERVICES at the Vincent Fu-
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BURKE, SOPHIA RUssELL On Tn

All North Capitol ST., on April 3
1851, sister of Frank and Anthony
Geraci. Prayers at CHAMBERS Fu.
neral Home, 14O0 Chaplin st. NV.
on Friday. April Z. at am. Mas,
in st. Gabriel's Church, Gram
Circle NV, at $3.50 am. Inter.
n1ent Fort Lincoln CemeterY &
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SUSAN IDA (HEFLIN)

On Monday, April 8. 1861, at
Confessional Manor Sanitarium
SUSAN IDA HAMILTON, formerly
OF 43S Emerson ST. NV, Wash
ington, D. c., beloved wife Of the
survived by several nieces and
nephews. Friends are invited 10
call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pum-
phrey. Bethesda, Md, where sery-
ices will be held on Thursday, April
q o at pm. Interment Cedar
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April 4. 1851, at his home, Kemp
town. Nd. AMOS COLE BURKE,
beloved husband Of Matte NJ. Burke
and father Of William H. Burke.
Mr.: Burke rests at the Olin L.
Molesworth Funeral Home, Damas-
Gus. Md. where services will be
held on Thursday, April 6, at 2
pm. Interment Providence Meth
odist Cemetery, Kemptown. Nd.
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April i 1861 MARIE sTEWHR4 saTTEsSEHsR1!
Of 47O9, Meade st ne. the be-
loved wife OF the Rev. Lee Stewart
and Arvine Jackson. She also Is
survived by other relatives and 4
host OF friends. Friends may cali
at the Malvan g. Schey. Inc. Fu-
neral Home, New Jersey ave. and
and until ii nm. Remains pm Wiii
lie in state at the Beulah Ban
tist Church, 5Ist and Dix SITS. ne
on Thursday. April q, after o am,
where funeral services will be held
a. ~ noon. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. -
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MOORE. RUBY. On Sunday Ann

= 1851. at the District Genera
Eye st, Sc, Apt. ~, devoted viii
OF Charles c. Moore, Sr.; mothe
o. Charles C, Moore. tr.. Of Me-
YORK City and grandmother q
Frances Moore, She also Isavs
two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Taylo
and MRS: Elizabeth Tate; one broth
er. Rufus MasSie: three great
grandchildren, nieces, nephevS' on
dsughter-in-law and other relative
ana friends. After 5 pm. Wedne,
day, April 5. friends may call .
the Morris A. Carter d CO. Funers
Home, 305 H st. NV. service
on Thursday. April 8, at pm
at the Friendship Baptist Church
Ist ana H SITS. s.w.. the Rev. I
Lincoln Memnrial Cematerr
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April 4. 1861, at ANNAPOLIS, Md
ALBERTA ROGERS. beloved mother
of Marion Vernay, William and
Munroe Rogers. Mrs. Francis Hartge
and Mrs. Lillian d. Ella. Funeral
services on Friday, April z, at 2
pm, at the Hardesty Funeral Home,
Galesville. Md. Interment Quaker
Cemetery. Galesyille. Nd
ROSE. JOHN II. OF 1247 q st. Sc,
on April 4, 1861, husband Of Mary
c. Rose and father OF Marian r..
Williams. One brother. two sisters
and two grandchildren also sur
vive., Services at Chambers Fu-
Friday, April Z, at 1890 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 6
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GIOVANNETTI, RUTH z. on tues.

day, April 4. 1901, at her resi-
dence, 540S lst place NV, RUTH
E. GlOVANNETTI, wife OF the late
Edmond s. Giovannetti. mother OF
Mrs Ruth Monteith. Jaqueline and
Lawrence w. Palmer and grand :
mother Of Vincent z. Giovannetti,
tr.; Sandra Lynn 0iovannetti and
Monty Warren Monteith. Services
and interment private.
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Dratha

CLARK, sALLIE. On Monday, April
B. 1861. MRS. SALLIE CLARK
OF 4222 Gault place ne. wife
OF Dellie Clark and mother Of
William Clark and Mrs. Naomi Hen
derson. Also surviving are three
sisters, one brother. one aunt and
other relatives. Remains resting
+ with L. E. Murray & Son. 1897
10th st. NV. where friends may
call on Wednesday. April 5, from
to 10 pm. After Q am. Thurs
day. April 6. the late Mrs. Clark
will rest in the Randall Methodist
Church until / am, when funeral
services will be conducted by the
Rev. Carroll. Interment New Har-
mony Memorial Park. Casket will
not be opened after services.
CRANFILL. JOHN H, OF. 4713 Ra-
yenSwood rd.. Riyerdale. Md. on
April 3. 1861. husband of Barbara
Cranfill. father of Gary M,
David L.. Donna L. and Betty j.
Cranfill. son of Mr.. and Mrs James
c. Cranfill. Four sisters and one
brother also survive. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5SO1
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Md, on
Friday. April e. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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STONE, DOUGLAS. Suddenly. on
sunday, March 20. 1861. in New
York City. N. Y. DOUGLAS STONE.
husband OF Lillian Stone and father
survived by five brothers. four sis
ters and host OF other relatives
and friends. After pm. Wednes-
Day. April 5. friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, I43S
You st. nv. where services will be
held on Thursday. April 6, At .
pm. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery,
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day, April 4. 1861, at Doctors Hos
pital, NELLIE PUGH HANFORD Of
3u4O Idaho ave. NV, widow of the
late Henry @. Hsnford and mother
9i HELEN Hanford Haynes OF
Panama City. Fla; Samuel j. and
wesley G. Hanford of Washington,
ID. c. She also is survived by
seven grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Friends may cali
at the S H. Hines Co. Funeral
home, 2g0l l4th st. NV, after q
pm; Wednesday, April ) (parkinR
tacilitiesl. Services at the above
funeral home on Friday, April :.
al IL noon. Interment Rock Greek
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1901, at I pm. at the Henry s..
Washington Funeral Home. 1927
Deane ave. ne. Officers and mem
HENRIETTA B. FRYE, W. M,
JOHN T. LEWISS, w. p.
LUCY p. TURNER, P. M, Secy.
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RYANEs, BERTHA N. Suddenly on
Tuesday, April 4, 1851, BERTHA
devoted mother of William A. Jones,
sister of Levi Albert and Elmer Neal.
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing, two aunts. Mrs. Mary E. S. Gray
ana Nancy E. Bryant, and other rel
ativeS and many friends. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS bv the
John 7. Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home,
5Ol5 18th st. ne. Washington II,
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HORTON, GEORGE NJ II n. ,

day, April ), 1851 in Mem oR Non Yort
CITY, GEORGE NJ. HORTON, Jr.,
husband OF Barbara Horton. father
OF Tylia and Tyrone Horton. son
oi Oh george and Nancy Horton. sr.,
and James Clifford Horton AZ
also is survived by other RELATIVES
ana many friends Notice of funersl
iater. Arrangements by the VIII
iam spangler Funeral Home, 534
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neral Home, 2525 Bladensburg rl
ne on Thursday, April 8. {
JEANETTE W. MoriDAY. w. NJ
MARIA CADEN, Secretar,
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BRUNNER, WILLIAM l. officers and

BRUNNER, WILLIAM L. Officers and
EI;':.: & ! !. !: &: : : 3; Z
Z gion, are requested 10 at
departed comrade, WILL
LIAM L. BRUNNER, to be
conducted by the National Guard
OF Honor at & pm. Wednesday,
April 5, 1861, at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
H. B. CONWELL, Comdr.
L. W. PAYNE. Adiutant
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SELvIDGE. HENRY Fl. or 2O1O North
Nelson St, Arlington. Va, on April
l, 1861. Remains at Chambers
Georgetown Funeral Home, 3O7o M
st. NV, until Thursday Anril Ii
at am. Mass at st. Agnes
Church. 4049 North 21St st., Ar
lington: Va, at 9:3O am. inter-
ment Washington National Gene
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SMITH. MARY LOUISE. On Monds,

April 3, 1861, MARY LOUISE SMITH
OF 1871 T st. NV, Apt Z, beloved
dalghter Of Mrs. Clara E. Smith
and sister of Mrs. Catherine Mitch
ell, Loretta, Betty and William
smith. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends After
pm. Wednesday, April 8, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th ST. NV,
Requiem mass win be celebrated at
81. Augustine'S Catholic Church.
10Th ST.. between r and SITS. NV
at 10 am, Thursday, April g In
terment Mount OliYet Cemetery
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HAD
PLANS FOR HER
By JOHN FINLAYSON

~ once hailed as the
new Grace Kelly"
hasn't found the success in the
manner predicted for her. But
between the mediums of movies
and television, the lovely green
eyed star, recently seen in a
chapter of ABC's The Asphalt
Jungle" has found a successful
blend of employment.
After a promising movie
career faltered, television sup
piled a showcase for her talents.
Alfred Hitchcock saw her in an
episode of Medic" signed her
to a personal contract and
issued a hush-hush publicity
edict against "leg art" shots,
favoring a more restrained type
of exploitation-the "quiet SEX
appeal a la Grace Kelly, also
one of his protegees.
Hitchcock's subdued aims for
his pretty charge came a crop
per in a loanout deal to the pro-
ducers of the Bob Hope film,
Beau James," who flooded
newspapers and magazines with
cheesecake art on the borrowed
actress. A miffed Hitchcock
threatened court action. Miss
Miles enjoyed a publicity wind
fall.
Born 20 years ago with the
same name as famed actress
Vera Ralston, Miss Miles uses
the surname of her first hus-
band, Bob Miles. She also is
divorced from movie Tarzan
Gordon Scott and now is mar
ried to Keith Larsen, formerly
star of "The Aquanauts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-09
BY Stanley Hall

Oitlcu IIcoS litcthdtiOtdl
EDWARDS AIR FOR c T
BASE Calf. CUPID The W
airplane its main mission
ended in history-making head
lines is still very much in
business in other vital, If less
sensational, jobs.
Five of the gawky craft fly
out of the Flight Test Center
here on missions no other plane
can perform. These include
weather reconnaissance, testing
of space systems at high alti-
tuoe and satellite chasing.
Pilots of the long.winged
planes all come from the Test
School here. None were in
volved in the kind of flights
which ended after Gary Francis
Powers was forced down in So
Wet territory.
These pilots and planes were
doing the same job during those
flights as they are map
ping tornadoes, sampling dust
particles high above the clouds,
or carrying secret satellite gear
on tests high in the sky.
These missions take the
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Hollis, Frederick
Named Directors

James Hollis, president Of
Rixon Electronics, and Gordon
Frederick, of Thompson Ramo
Woodbridge, have been elected
directors of White Electromag-
netics, Inc, of Bethesda, It has
been announced by Don White,
president.
The firm recently changed
its name from Don White AS
sociates to White Electromag.
netics, Inc.
The firm deals principally in
RFI prediction and control,
space communications systems
and design, weapons system
evaluation, system evaluation
by computer stimulation, and
other phases of system s
analysis.
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Losr 8 FOUND

LOST, ROD & REEL-Pflueger,
blue, 5 it,; left on pier, Kings
Recreation Center, Clarksburg,
Md; reward. Call CT. 3-2063 or
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US Still Have
Plenty Of Work

planes to Alaska, Hawaii, Cape
Canaveral, Vandenberg and into
the midwest's tornado Alley"
One of the key jobs they're
performing now is carrying
aloft infrared lenses for use on
the Midas missile warning satel-
lite. To test this, the U2s fly
high over launch areas to see If
the infrared equipment can pick
up the exhaust from the Mis-
siles.
The Air Force said there is
one other group of U2s = a
weather reconnaissance squad
ron operating out of Del Rio,
Tex, for the Strategic Air Com.
mand.
Officers said the toughest fea-
ture of flying a w is the long
hours-it can cruise high above
the clouds for at least seven
hours.
But because of its design,
which allows it such range and
altitude, it's little tricky on
landing.
To conserve weight, 1t has
only a special nose wheel and
bringing one of them down in
a breeze Is an acid test even for
veteran pilots.
IF you hit that nose wheel
too hard, the plane bounces up
and the first thing you know,
you're flying again. said one
officer.
"Or IL there's little gust of
wind as you're landing, those
big old wings gather it in, and
you're airborne again."
Since the U2's overflights to
collect intelligence data were
stopped, it's not uncommon to
see one of them flying lazily
over this desert base, running
almost noiselessly as it rides
the desert air currents on cargo
sized wings.