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Samuel 6. Stoneburner, sc,
Lifelong Virginia Resident

He leaves his wife, Gladys A.,
of the home address; two sons,
Samuel c., IT,. of New York,
and Don A. of the home adj
dress; four sisters, Mrs. Elsie
Tillett of Woodbridge, Va; Mrs.
Bessie Able Of Orlando, Fla,
and Mrs. Katherine Eccles and
Mrs. Margaret Brown, both of
Arlington. and two brothers,
John T., Of Washington, and
Charles E., Of Woodbridge. Va.
Services viii be at / pm.
Tuesday in the Fort Myer
Chapel. with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery. sR.
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Samuel G. Stoneburner. 66.
q lifelong Virginia resident,
died Thursday after a long ILL
ness at his home, Montague
Farm, Fairfax.
Mr.. Stoneburner, born in Ar
lington, served with the 318th
Infantry in World War I in
France and Germany and was
awarded the Purple Heart and
the French Medal Of Citation.
AS q civilian employe with
the Quartermaster Corps for 40
years, he was stationed at Fort
Myer and Fort Belvoir, Va, and
Camp Mccain, Miss. He had
been retired for six years.
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Paul Sullivan,
GUPrOfessOr

Paul r. Sullivan, Is, director
Of the summer school and as
sistalt professor of English at
Georgetown University, died
yesterday at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital after surgery
for an ulcer.
Mr.. Sullivan, born in Boston,
received his bachelors and
masters degrees from Boston
College. He did graduate work
at Harvard University and
taught in the Boston public
schools and at Boston College
before coming to Georgetown
as an instructor in 1941.
He was a well-known figure
in professional organizations Of
the education field. He was Q
member Of the executive COM
mittee Of the National Council
Of Teachers and was 1901
president Of the College Eng
lish Association. He was q fire.
quent contributor to the Jour-
nal Of Education and College
Composition and Communities
tons.
AS one Of the earliest per-
formers on educational, tele-
vision, Mr.. Sullivan had pro-
duced Wonder of Words" un-
der the Greater Washington
Educational Television Associ-
alton project. At the time Of
his death he had been working
on a new educational TV pro-
gram.
In 1856 Mr.. Sullivan was
employed by the Navy in a re-
search project, in addition to
his teaching duties at George
town.
He leaves his wife, Patricia,
Of 42l7 Glen Ridge street, Ken
sington, Md: his mother, Mrs.
Gerald Sullivan Of Boston: a
sister, Mrs. william Flaherty
Of Andover. Mass. and five
children. Paula, Gerald, Pam
ella. James and Philip.
Friends may call after Z
o'clock tonight at the Robert
A. Humphrey Funeral Home,
1857 Wisconsin avenue, Be-
thesda. A mass will be offered
at $3.50 am. Tuesday at Holy
Redeemer Church, 9706 Sum-
NIT avenue, Kensington. Md.
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Horry Thompson Dies;
Chief Of D. c. Parks

Harry T. Thompson. 81.
superintendent Of National
Capital Parks, died yesterday
at his home, sSoe woodhaven
boulevard Bethesda, after an
illness Of several months.
Mr.. Thompson assumed con-
troll Of Washington's vast Fed
eral park system in May, 1868.
But as assistant and associate
superintendent for more than
. decade before that. he had
direct charge of park design
and planning role that in
volved him forcefulIy in most
OF the heated city planning
controversies Of recent years.
An ardent foe Of highway
proposals which he felt en-
croached on park areas. he Bit
terly fought construction Of the
Theodore Roosevelt Bridge. He
was largely responsible for the
current tunnel proposal de-
signed to divert cars away from
the Lincoln Memorial area.
FOstered Park ON Potomac
A project on which he worked
for years. and which came to
fruition shortly before his i'll
ness, was the arrangement
worked out with the Potomac
Electric Power Co. to preserve
500 acres along the Potomac
near Great Falls in Virginia as
q park.
Among the many other sue
cessful projects he fostered
were the new Children's Nature
Center in Rock Greek Park and
the new Potomac River boat
house and sports center. He
also negotiated with the Meth
erlands government for acqui-
sition Of the carlton now on
the Nevious track in Arlington
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DrathH

'c 4SuF.d cAhq seBTa.r + sEfs 1851 on q
iiyattsyille. Md, CAROLINE L.
YOBST. wife Of the late william
H. Yobst. mother Of Mrs. George
s. ,Reiehenbsch Of Baltimore. Nd,
and Miss Vivian NJ. Yobst Of the
above residence; grandmother Of
Ellen and Lesa Reichenbsch. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. me-, where
services will be held on Monday,
February "a. at ! pm. 1nterment
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Oarn If UIranka

AYERS. ELIZABETH I. The family
aof the late ELIZABETH J.. AYERS
wishes to express their deep ana
sincere gratitude TO the many
their many kindnesses so sincerely
expressed during our recent hsresve-
BROWN, GEORGE. We wish to thank
Or. James :. Walker, DR.. B:
Johnson and the nursing staff Of
rendered my husband and our father.
Many thinks to the Rev. ]. =. L.
Holloman. the Rev. Carlton Veasey
and the Rev. .Keyes for their eulogies.
and friends for the beautiful floral
cards. phone calls and ali acts ct
skindness TO US in the passing OF
Ms. pRusiELA +. BROWN AND
FAMILY.
oh LE0NARDIs. ROSE (nse Pre-
suttD. The husband and dauehters
of the late ROSE De LEONARDIs
wish to express our sincere spprecia-
smasses and other tokens Of SYM
spathy extended during our recent
GR.cEsxRE DE LEoNARpIs,
YOLANDA YANJANIN.
GARNER, ELMER. The family Of the
Tate ELMER GARNER wishes to
express their deep and sincere srati-
Stude 20 their many friends, neigh
sAors and loved ones for kind ex-
spressions Of sympathy during our
THE FAMILY.
HAWKINS, MRS. HELEN B. The fam
ny Of the late MRS. HELEN B.
HAWKINS wishes to express tbot1
sincere appreciation g everyone for
sother tokens Of sympathy during
Stheir recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
HENSON. MARTHA 3. The family Of
H as At e s1Hrsss h.S o aENs 10Y
friends. neisSS OSs and relatives 5s @1fS 10y
their many kindnesses so sincerely
expressed during their recent be-
reavement. THE FAMILY.
JOHNSON. MARIAN eta. We wish
to express our sincere appreciation
TO the pastor, the Rev. 8. A. Daven-
port, officers and members Of the
Peace Baptist Church and all its
sauxiliafies, ana our many friends
for their floral offerings, cards and
expressions Of sympathy At the loss
of our dear mother, MARIAH ETA
JOHNSON on Sunday, February 8,
THE JOHNSON FAMILY.
RLU1DGERs SINCLAIR W.. The fam
lily Of the late SINCLAIR w. PLUM
MER wishes to express their deep
and sincere gratitude to the Rev.
: John Wesley A. n. Z. Zion Church;
.ths Rev. y. G. Bruce. the choir,
: -offieers and members. relatives and
friends. for the many kindnesseS
sincerely expressed during our re-
cent bereavement. THE FAMILY.
POLK. ANN CHANDLER. The family
OF the late MRS. ANN CHANDLER
POLK wishes to express their deep
and sincere gratitude to friends
swho sent cards and other express
fsions Of sympathy during our re-
cent bereavement. THE FAMILY.
ouANDER. JENNIE C. The family
sof the late JENNIE G. oUANDER
sincere gratitude to the many
friends. neiGhbors and relatives for
their many kindnesses 50 sincerely
expressed during our recent befeave-
sment. S THE FAMILY.
SAVOY. EsSKE. The family Of the
late ESSIE SAVOY wishes TO express
our sincere appreeiatton to the
priest: relatives. friends: peishhorss
flowers. cards. kilograms and other
tokens Of sympathy extended to us
during our recent eersayswent;
THORNTON. KUBY CLARK. The fam
LIZ Of the late RUBY c. THORN
TON wishes 70 express its deep and
sincere gratitude to the many CO.
WORKERS. friends. neiehhors and
kindness so sincerely expressed dur
Ing its recent sorrow.
The FAMILY,
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NORTON. KENNETH z. OF 2s2e Mel
son pl Sc: on Friday; February "a.
band Of Rena Z. Norton; brother Of
Cecil A. Norton and Mrs. Bessie
watley. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. SIT 18th st. Sc, on
Tuesday, February %, at 1890 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene.
terry -
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LBONnERGEB, OLIVE b. OF 1904
s.d ~: a a q e. ns :esSsE E.S x
Tenes NJ, Marion Dale and CLYDE
Ices at chamberg Funeral Home,
1sSo csagisn q. I SS s sn Tuf fnssI
ment Animation National cemstery.
MARINI.. sArTIsTo. OF 1ss Mis-
i ssi husband aEs s e. q cstsTn .rn nj
Jennie Marini, julia smith, Mary
Beck and Cecilia Bertram. Prayers
Ct Chambers Funeral Home, BIZ
18th ct. Sc. on Monday, Feb.
t tSsr Church q tSs ST Ass sum- mas s4if
Nichols ave.. Sc, At 10 Am. In.
terment washington national Gene
eters. 70
MeABEE. JAMES. On Friday. Feb
S4sg "a u asGl A NOti.. M q iuner q
later. Arrangements By loves Fu-
neral Home. f425 MARYLAND ave. ne.
WSsdnssday.. YeSraary ~. 1851. IL
BERT Y. MCBRIDE, w. q 2sIs
q DeioTss AsSntl1S. tetnet q -To1
Mcbride. lr.. and. JOsephine 2.
Mcbride, and brother Of VIII
lam. Jossph and Jesephine Nc
F4 sEE % a sssHdi Ho ss s sss RAs g:
Island ave. NV, Funeral services
noon. &c tie Fifteenth Street Pres
byterian Church, 18th Snd z SIS.
Officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 20
MENTER, MAMIE AIAHANEs. De.
parted this llte on Thursday. Feb-
Hesg 5sN,,a rs:sFseHrg, Vs. s;,.,l MAMIE 9;
ths A Iste Lou As sId Lindsay Gspf MShans e.
and wife Of the late Oscar Menter.
she leaves % mourn their loss Q
esyotes daughter, Alberta LIsely:
and Lillian Ford: two SrotheTs, Clay
and Lindsay Mahanes; two sisters
in-law, Rhoda and Ada Mahanes.
and ether relatives and friends.
Burial Burial services vices. win be al, held e the
Louisa County. Va, on Tuesday,
Pleasant Plains csnstery. ~
MILLER. JAMES. on Friday. Febru-
ary -, 1851, JAMES MILLER Of
1907 Corcoran st.. NV. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
MILLER, NATHAN. on February IS,
1861. NATHAN MILLER, beloved
husband Of the late Bessie Bertha
Miller Of 1908 Dorithan I'd. Halti-
more. Md; devoted father Of Eli
Miller Of washington. D. c.; Frank
Miller Of Chevy Chase. Nd; Mrs.
simon r. Epstein. Silver Spring. Nd,
more; beloved brother Of Herman
Miller Of Johannesburs: Mrs. Bessie
Click and Harry Miller Of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Dora Let9in Of Detroit;
Mrs. Anna Ffneman Of Los Angeles.
and Abraham Miller Of Baltimore.
He Is survived BY five grandchildren.
Service At Sol Levinson q Bros.
Service at Sol LeVinson q Bros. yu.
neral Home, 60i0 Reisterstown I'd
lat Pinkney). on Monday, February
81, at ii am. Interment in Arling-
ton Cemetery, chiEuk Amuno Con-
gregation. Rogers ave. Baltimore
Md. Please omit flowers.
MOwERY, D. MALvIN. A special
IN Lodge, No. 4. r. A. A. NJ,
. IN Is called for 10 am. Tues
M yN> day. February rs. 1901.
NNY for the purpose Of conduct
NV ing the Masonic burial
" services for cur late broth.
er. D. MALvIN MOWERY.
FRANCIS Z. WILLIAMS. Master.
ROLAND N. BROWN, seey. ~
NORTON, KENNETH y. OF 1920 Nell
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May she rest in peace.

THOMPSON, HARRY THOMAS. on
his residence. 500 woodhayen blvd.
Bethesda. Nd, HARRY THOMAS
THOMPSON, husband of Isabella
Murray Thompson and father OF
mortal services will ne held at st.
Johns Episcopal Church. La Fa-
yette Square NV, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 20. at II am. 1nterment
private. The family requests Tow
ers be omitted. ~
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:. WILLIAMS, Master.

ROLAND NJ. BRowS. seq ees. as
3AssETf. WILLIAM II. on Friday.
February 24e 1851, at Casualty Hos.
,pital, WILLIAM H. BASSETT, be-
loved husband Of Fern L. Bessett:
brother Of Myrtle Foster Of Pontiac,
Mich. and Floyd A. Bassett Of Del
ton, Mich. Funeral services at the
Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parking facil-
ities), on Tuesday, February %. at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 81
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D. MALvIN. A special
Communication Of Naval
Lodge, No. 4. r. A. A. NJ,
Is called for 10 am. Tues
day. February rs. 1891,
for the purpose Of conduct
Ing the Masonic burial
services for cur late broth.
lALVIN MOWERY.
} Z. WILLIAMS. Master.
Nd N. BROWN. Seey. 21
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lHN z: A special COM
No: f.. p. A. A. NJ, Is
called for 1:15 pm. Nom
day. February 81. 1851, for
the purpose Of conducting
the Masonic burial services
for our late brother. JOHN
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adobe. suddenly on Thurs
day February @3; IaS8li az ,, the
REEVES REEVES Of 4sis BrooEs st. ne.
beloved mother Of Elizabeth Rich
ardson and devoted aunt Of the
Rev. z. C. Ferrell She also leaves
TO mourn her passing other rela-
Ing at the John T, Rhines g. CO.
Funeral Home, 3015 18th 81. ne.
Notice Of funeral later,
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GaI EeSTSo;v RA 81 SSI RAYM H GI
S: SUNDERLAND Of I7O1 10th st.
Sc. beloved husband OF Gladys
James T. Ryan Funeral Home, 3l7
Pa. ave. SEE, on Monday. Febru-
airy 81, at o am. Requiem mass
at st. Peters Church at $50 am.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 70
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FLETCHER, CATHERINE. On satur-
day. February rs, 1861, at Prince
Georges County Hospital, CATH
ERNIE FLETCHER Of Bowie. Nd (,
devoted daughter Of Mrs. Nettie
Bowie; mother Of Mrs. Clara Mar.
shall and Basil Fletcher. Notice of
Barnes & Matthews.
FoRTNEY, FORREST I; on wednss.
aa'p 65s ssTSssy ~ 1 1871 r SSfRRnsn
st. nv, iSeioved 7. husband hiS d GLADYS
N. Fortney. father Of Thomas j..
Fortney and Mrs. Joan Rogers,
brother Of Lester l.. oeorse NJ. and
Robert rSysd H. For tine Hs siSS rs
Funersi Home. g91i J4th st. NV,
on Tuesday. February a.. at !
pm. tparking facilities. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
FRANCIS. NANCY z. On wednesday.
csSEuaEEyA Nancy III pei T. pRa n hsv s xSeF
q Mrs; Ells G e. Anthony snsn,s Of New
Ethel McLauehIin, MRS. Ruth v.
Seth and Charles z. Francis. After
IL noon Sunday, February IS,
friends are invited to call at the
McGfulre FUNERAL hOme, l0SU BIn
st. NV. where services will be held
at 1 pm. Monday February 81.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 26
GARDINER. THOMAS CECIL. On
Friday, February "a. 1851, at Ply
e sicians Memorial Hospital, THOMAS
CECIL GARDINER, brother Of An
drew Carl Gardner OF Faulkner,
Nd. Funeral from the HUNT Fu-
neral Home. Waldorf, Nd, on Mon
Mass at st. Peters Church at 0
am, Interment st. Peters Gene
terry. Rosary on Sunday. February
20. at 1880 pm. 20
GARNER. WILLIE. on Friday, Feb
ruary "a. 1861, WILLIE GARNER
Of 1907 Sd st. NV, beloved hus-
band Of Evelyn Garner: He also
Is survived by three sons. Robert,
Nolan and Oscar Garner: one daugh-
ter. Emma. Kearney; two sisters.
Emma Duckery and Ella Jackson,
and other relatives and friends.
After, pm. Monday, February ~,
friends may CHll at the Hoffman
Funeral Home. 300 9th st. NV.
Funeral on Tuesday. February 2s,
Ct l pm, from the Community
Holiness Church. 305 K tt. ne.
Interment Harmony Park.
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Bratha

APES q.srs.ry JOIN s 1881 & , 9R Tsd 9SsSys
Of l49 Randolph place NV. be-
He also 10 survived By nieces, neph-
.ews. one ststef-in-laW. Gertrude Z.
tSWancy; one brother-in-laW, SumleF
r. Swaney: other relatives and 4
host Of friends. After 12 noon sun
'vited TO call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1889 You st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the Mount
Carmel Baptist Church, Sd and BYE
SITS. NV. on Monday. February ~,
terson officiating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Casket
VIII not be open ct the services. 20
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RAUCH. WILLIAM A. An emergent
q Communication Of Joseph
. IN H. Milans Lodge, No. 3S.
IN p. A. A. NJ. is called for
M mo 8 pm. Sunday, February
XLW 20. 1851, at the Deal Flu
wv neral Home. 4S12 Georgia
" ave. NV, for the purpose
Of conducting the Masonic funeral
services for I our late brother. WILL
L. W. MGAoMkubbEERR.. ls ssc " " "
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GSs;Sday Te6r gorg,; e. lSi; a. e.
Pa. DEBORAH MARIE KNioHT Of
1103 Queen st. ne, devoted daugh-
ter Of Samuel and Francine knight
She also leaves to mourn their
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the John 7.
Rhines q Co. Funeral Home, 30l6
18th st.. ne. (ampie parking facili-
ties). where friends may call after
IL noon Monday. February ~.
oraveside services on Tuesday, Peb-
ruary 20, at 10 am, at Arlington
National Cemetery 24o6
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JOSEPH c.. ST.. An emer-
a gent Communication Of
IN BENJAMIN B. French Lodge,
IN No. Is. F. A. A. NJ. will
.MCN be held at the 8. n. Hines
X@W Co.. Funeral Home, 2g01
NV 14th st. NV. on Tuesday,
February rs, 1851. ct / as
pm, for the purpose Of conducting
last Masonic rites for our late
brother, JOSEPH c. EDWARDS. sr.
RALPH NJ. WINKLER,
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PHILLIPS. JACK. An emergent COM
g. /; ! !; = !!
a munieation Of BENJAMIN
W 9th st. NV, for the pur-
pose Of conducting Masonic funeral
services for our late brother. JACK
DAVID GOLDBERG, Master.
DAVID C. BUCHALTER, Secy.
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sWARTHOUT, MARY. Member of
"a. Emmanuel Chapter. Daugh:
Fl tiers of the King, MARY
AJE-uA SWARTHoUT. who de-
CEZHl| parted this life on Thurs.
Ia day, February 80, 1851.
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A4 EssTn.r;y 'Sstrn issi j 81 EPFida J.
KAsSNER Of 2I3 Addison I'd. Seat
Pleasant. Nd. beloved brother Of
Myer J. Kassner Of Laeonia, N. H.;
Morris and Louis Kassner Of Brook:
Newport News. va. Services az the
c. d. qoldbers q Son Funeral
Home. 42I7 9th st. NV. on Mon
day. February "a. at 1880 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. %
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February e, 1ssi. MARdAREH1T;
HIGH Of 333S Ames 81. ne. de-
voted aunt Of Edgar MCDANIEL and
also Is survived by other relatives
and friends. Remains may be
viewed after ! pm. Sunday, Febru-
airy 20, at the Barnes q Mat
thews Funeral Home, 1919 18th st.
NV. Oath st. at Spring rd.), where
funeral services win be held on
Monday. February "a. st IL an.
the Rev. 3, Franklin Jackson Of
fieiattng. lnterment Harmony Ma
tional Park. 20
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'EWHUUDs CAFI. w. FMNNOKS, bI,
Augustine's Commandery,
SslsF.sN No. 8, knights Of st. John,
WRN2 announces the death of
6yM CAPT. w. FRAN CHS
zzAk&Z SPR1GGS. Members are
IEl6NS% requested to assemble on
Monday, February ~,
1851. at \ pm, at his late resi-
dence, 1116 C st. Sc. for ritual.
1t. BRADSHAW Z. VoWELs,
1T. ROBERT F. BROOKS.
Recording Secretary.
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BxRNES, REN. l0SERH "a o, y.
REV. JOSEPH A. BYRNEs, o. p. be-
estrc son ~ tne Friends Hs ay cn
ct the Dominican House Of Studies,
pm. Saturday. February rs. SOL
emn requiem mass at the Dominican
House Of Studies Chapel on Monday.
ment Mount olivet Cemetery. Of
flee Of the dead will be chanted on
Sunday. FEBRUARY 20, ct pm. 20
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day. February %, 1861. ct George
MsssssRsSSEn. uRiEsEs;sy I HCspi1 al
formerly Of Hernacn. va, wife OF Of
mother Of Edith c. Tavenner. Doro-
thea !. Maddox Of washington,
Va: Catherine r. Rusk Of Herndon.
Va; Roger L. Smith Of Frederick.
Nd. She also is survived By two
stepsons, Oliver Reyes OF Wash
tnston. d. C.. and Paul Keyes Of
children and thirty-two great
Erandchildren; sister Of Ashton
Tavenner and Lena NJ. Lee Of Boyce,
Va. Friends may call at the Green
don. Va. Funeral services at 3
pm. Sunday. February go, at the
Floris Methodist Church, near Hern-
don. Va. Chestnut Grove Gene
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IesTuaEy 10: 1891. WILLIAM i.
PEPPERS Of 1888 V ST. NV. brother
Of James aud Charles Peppers.
brother in;lag Of Earl Thompson
Yived By other relatives and many
friends. After l2 noon Sunday,
February 20. friends are invited
to call ct the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You st. NV. where funeral services
81. at 10 am. Interment Ariine-
tom National Cemetery. 20
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denly. on Friday. FeSruary "a. 1851 1851
AZ Providence Hospital. ANNA BRls-
ToL KENNEDY ; Of 1887 jefferson !,
San Antonio. Tex. and mother OF
Craig. Ward. HAGEN, Kenneth and
Oliver Kennedy. all OF the WASH
ington area. She also is survived
By fourteen grandchildren and one
3. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2SOi
14th st. NV. on Monday. Febru-
airy "a. at 2 pm. parking faetn-
tiesl. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Gene
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never forget his responsibility
for bringing Apu and Aparna
together.
MIDWEEK MEMOS: The
author-actreSs team of Ten
nessee Williams and Geraldine
Page - from Summer and
Smoke" through Sweet Bird
Of Youth" gets a special
salute in New York on Novem-
Der Is. This will be paid
them in the American Theatcr
Wings sponsorship of the
world premiere of the film ver-
sion of Summer and Smoke"
at the DeMille theater. .
Funds from the premiere will
go to the Wings scholarship
fund. Peter Chenille di-
rected the film transcription Of
the play which catapulted Miss
Page to stardom.
Carson Kanin is no man to
falter in inspiration when
asked what music he would
like played by the pit orchestra
for a comedy he has directed.
. Queried on the subject in
connection with Sunday in
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mating land. 1t energies in
Rays search of his hero's ex-
perience, and in his simple
black and white photography,
as a work Of art; the achieve
ment of an uncompromising
cinema Story-teller.
The World of Apu" is a
love story. In it, Apu finds that
realm of JOY and sorrow to-
ward which his footsteps. those
of a zeStful intellectual with an
unquenchable hunger for ex-
perience, have been leading
him throughout the trilogy. 1t
is a world full of surprises for
both Apu and audiences, some
little and light, others sweet
and sad, and all rich with
meaning.
This Apu. played by Sounii-
ira Chattejee. is a free spirit
when the moviegoer first meets
him. He is free even of a ;ob
that might provide him with
LIES necessities. Nevertheless,
he lives on, and with. the con-
viction that he is a writer and
that success, the rent money,