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IvERs0N, HOWARD LEROY. In low
HsRoY 1s oIYsmGTE vEESsoHy g ny SON "So H0MAI
this life twenty-one years ago TO-
day, May 12, 1850.
1t Is sweet 10 think well meet again,
Where partings are no more.
And the one we loved so dearly
Has only gone before.
TIERS.
JORDAN, JOHN W., LULU r., RAY.
GEORGE F., LUTHER w. In pre-.
cious memory Of my father, JOHN
"; Mo- JORDAN, whG died May II
WIG died May o 1851: my brother
RAYMOND MERRITT JORDAN, who
sons, GEoRGE +. WoRMLEY. Msy
~. 1898. and LUTHER w. WORM
LEY. June 20. 1861.
May their souls rest in peace.
LOVING MOTHER AND DAUGH-
TER, WIHELMINA s. WORM
KIDWELL. GEORGE P. In loving re-
membrence Of my dearly beloved
husband. GEORGE P. KIDWELL,
who departed this life ten years
ago today, May IL, 1852.
Hs will always be loved by his
AND NIECE, GLORIA. ''''-'
LINDER, DEWEY A., u. In memory
q our loving son and devoted
father, DEWEY A, LINDER, Jr.,
who passed away three years ago
today. May II. 1859.
You are not forgotten. dearest one,
Nor Will you ever be;
AS long as life and memory last,
We viii remember thee,
MOTHER AND DAD. ELOUIsE AND
DEWEY L1NpBR. sr.. AND
cHHInLp1REN, cHHInL DOLORES. ARTHUR
MeNAUGHT0N. CYRIL !. In loving
father. CYRIL T. McNAUGHTON,
who passed away two years ago
today, May IL, 196Os
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget,
But time 50 Tar has only proved
MARoE Ss mpSa AND ~e cHiinRFn HIiS slm yet; mr<K
PAT AND MARY Lou.
REID. DOROTHY q. IN loving mem
ory Of my wife. DOROTHY r. REID
who passed away twelve years agu
today. May IL. 1880.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills too hard TO climb.
So He closed your weary eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine. ."
But days Of sadness still come over
Hidden tears so often flow;
Memories keep you always near me
SsfsSss Sfscsrr ! iGxsa SsKqpyySs ySS FR;rp. s.;
REINGRUBER. LILLE NAE. In lov.
mother. IlfLIE MAE REiNdRUBER
who departed this life one yeai
ago today. May 12. 1861.
The one We loved has gone to rest
Her firm true heart Is stilled
The hands that always gave u
Now rest in peace with God.
Let US think Of her today.
Sleeping, resting, lust away;
As We love her, 50 We miss hel
More fhs asR n11Ss ICyiSa hseH ssaaHiLpREN. saHL
sHOUsE, GEORGE A. IN loving mem,
GEORGE A. sHoUsE, who departe1
this LIE one year ago today, MAJ
Just when life was sweetest.
r And We could have lived our best
And you entered the land OF rest
LOVING WIFE. IRENE.
STEIN, CATHERINE A. lKAYl. saereC
TO the memory Of CATHERINE A
KAY STEIN. who left me 81
suddenly ten years ago today. MAJ
fne@i fmoritur." q 0iinauh' ELSER. sdSsss'.n'
WHITTINGTON, JOSHUA AND JOSE.
Prime. IN loving remembrance q
our dear parents. JOSHUA. WHIT.
TINqToN; who departed this lii'
1912. and JOSEPHINE WHITING.
TON fifteen years ago, December
Many q lonely heartaehe.
Often . silent tear;
But always 2 beautiful memory
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN, COL.
pH,Nslsrtlsy pH,NsAsr LycAMs; a. .I!g1S.I STEvEN NATHEs MTHE5s
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Garden
of the Apostles; 2 burial rishts;
must sacrifice, $1,000; will take
"a cash. balance installments. Call
IA. $4,000, after 0 pm. 13
FORT LINCOLN crypts in mau-
soleum; list price. $1,000. HA.
1886. after 5 pm. l.
FORT LINCOLN-5 choice sites. nr.
Garden OF Peace; viii sacrifice for
immediate sale. 929-6U26. la
FORT LIMCOLN-3 choice gravesites
in Garden Of Meditation; owner
leaving area: will sacrifice. so.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-2
crypts, Garden of the Apostles,
$500. WE. 5-5629.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4- -site
lots for sale. block K: valued at
S1.350 each; will saer. for $500
each. ia. 1929. l3
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER wants to sell
3-crypt mausoleum In National Me-
mortal Park. Also 3 sites. burial
lots: For information. eall DE.
y
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DEATHS
In Mrntnriati1
Announcements A Of

BENSON. MATILDA H. A tribute of
love to the memory Of our beloved
mother and grandmother, MATILDA
H. BENSON. who left US twenty
years ago today. May IL. 1912.
The prayers of your children are
Our thanks to God can never express
Our gratitude for His loan TO US
Through the years you were ours.
MABEL. AND Fanny.
BENSON, MATILDA H. In Toying
remembrance Of my devoted mother,
MATILDA H. BENSON, who left
me twenty years ago today. May
/ believe that the same sweet face.
But glorified. is waiting In place
Where we shall meet. II only I
Am counted worthy in that BY
anu HER SON. LOUIS.
"TIsi our dear e fatheT. CHARLES II s1yH /. BER-
GER, who departed this life eight
cen years ago today. May IL, 1944.
Church. His cHiLDREN.
hBROWN, GORGE A. In loving mem.
ory Of my dear husband, oEORGE
years ago today. May l2. 1855. z
Somewhere back Of the sunset.
| Away from this world Of strife;
| Ny loved one Is sweetly, festtne
In the land where there is no
night.
II had all the world to give.
| I'd give It. yes, and more.
To hear your voice ana see your
| And BEs6rET 5SssI KS SlyR, v z dSssIr. 1885
CLARK. LILLIAN r. IN loving men-
| ory Of our wife, mother and grand
mother. LILLIAN r.. CLARK. who
departed this hfs five years aeo
today. May IL. 1857.
A wonderful mother. woman and
aide.
one who was better God never
made;
Loved by your friends and all whom
you knew.
wonderful mother. that mother
/ LOVING HUSBAND. DAVID L.
CLARK: DAUGHTER. vELERlA
| MATHIS, AND oRANDChIL-
CLARK. LILLIAN r. In lovine mem-
/ DRY OF our dear wife and mother,
| LILLIAN r. CLARK. who passed
five years ago today, May IL, 1857.
Life is stairstep Of memory.
OF one so kind and true.
And as ! tread these steps Of life.
! still think Of you.
DEVOTED HUSBAND, DAVID I;
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FRED WINELAND,
Worshipful Master. 1,

sNEED. LORENZO. on Friday, May
l6REasssso q ssEES hESsdaens q 1905 ss0iPitsl 4 &
Sc. Notice Of funeral later. Ar.
ranRements by Latney's Funeral
Home. 1881 Georgia ave. NV.
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BURNS. CLAUDE C. on "wednesday

May 9, 1862, CLAUDE c. 1RiSs'si Burns oi
t3S MasSaehusett's ave. a:W. be-
and brother Of 'SIrs. Maude Fiem-
ming Morse. Al/J surviving ere two
nteces one ner ew, other relatives
and many fri'Plds. After / pm.
Sunday. May 13, friends. are in
ylted to call az the MCGUIRE Funeral
services will be held on Monday.
MAY -, e. 1870 pm. Intsrmrnt
Arlington National Cemetery. IL
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FoRNEY. RALPH W. An emerson,
a communication Of Benja-
IN min B. French Lodge. No.
.MC> esiled cal for si s 5 pm pm. sanesa. asssIs
xxx May j.. 1896. At the 8;
" Home. 29OI 14th ST. nv,
Masonic funeral services foT our
late brother. RALPH w. FORNEY
RALPH N, WINKJER. W. N.
JOIN P. LANHGM' Getihs sscy.
GoULDMAN, MISS LUCY G. On
I,n,nE EriSay May IL 1fr,1Y ycS = q. e.c,IT I5So 20
MaS. tSn Seioyed ssi 1;S' sister T Of Ms Alice
9. Gray Of Weshin9ton;, D: G, end
Hugh T. qouldman Of Arlington.
We. Friends NAV cell At the Rob-
l3I llth st. sc. parking facilities,
after p.m Sunday. May l3.
Services in the Church Of the Epi-
phany, 1917 @ st. NV. on Men
Saz feTmeht may St IS Johns N ce@etsTy. en- s xin9 n
Georges County, Va. at . .p.m.
FrederieksburE, Va, papers please
copy.l IL
GRAHAM. SAMUEL, sR. On Thurs
day. May 10, 1862. SAMUEL GRA-
HAM. SR-, Of 74l I'd St NV, de-
voted husband of Ethel Graham.
father Of Barbara, Larry, Frankie
and Samuel Graham, jr. He also is
Piner Graham: four sisters. Annie
Nae Battle. Marie, Onether and
Effte Graham. two brothers, James
and Leroy Graham, other relatives
and friends. After 1880 pm. Sun
DAY: May IL. frisnds may call at
Frazter's Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV, where services will
ne held OF Monday, May "a, at
pm, the Rev. Gertrude Kelly Off
eating, IntermeDt National Har-
nony Mem9rial Pnrk. l3
HANRAHAN. MICHAEL LEO. Sud
denly, on ThurSday. May 10. 1852,
at bis residence, 44I3 Glsnridgs
HANRAHAN. the beloved husband Of
father of Nargaret Giovanni. LII
nan smith, Leo, J. and Robert w;
Francs s,1@ssss STSsssr n, q JGhn a ana ana
are twelve grandchildren. Funeral
from the above residence on Mon
cay. Msy IA, at $50 am. Re-
QUEEN Plass at the Holy Redeemer
Kensin yton. Nd, at 10 am. In
termer Gate Of Heaven Cemetery
Relao YES and friends invited. 13
HAYES, DANIEL JAMES. OF 6OO7
Bsde court. Chillum. Nd, on May
O. 1862, son OF Mrs. James A.
hayes. brother of Mrs. Herbert NJ
2enneoy,- Mrs. Joseph c, Ruddy.
Mrs. Henry r. Stewart, James J.
and John ?. Hayes. Prayers at the
Chambers Funeral Home. 5SOi Clcve-
land ave, Riverdale, Md, on Non
day, May IA, at 9:l5 am. Mass in
st. John Baptist de La Sale Catholic
Church, 800 Sargent rd.. Chillum,
Nd. st 10 am. Interment Gate Of
heaven Cemetery, Wheaton, Nd.
HESTER. PAUL HUGH. Suddenly
on Thursday, May 10, 1862, PAUL
HUGH HESTER of All Baltimore
rd.. Rockville, Nd. beloved hus-
band OF Alma Dorothy Hester,
father of Pamela j.. Paul L.. Peter
y. and Patricia A. Heister. son Of
Mrs. Margaret c. Davis and Paul
]. Heister, brother Of Robert r,
and Ronald c. Heister, Newton and
Leonard Davis and Mrs. Sarah
Fones. Friends are invited to cali
at the Colonial Funeral Home Of
Robert A. Pumphrey. Rockville. Nd
Services on Monday. May IA, at
1880 pm, at the Christ Epis-
copal Church, Rockville. Nd. In
terment Arlineton Rational Gene
terry. 13
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KING. CARRIE CROWDER. on Fri
sy. pay eHKgR1E aig II egowbihFe 81 ehsfseIDfis kSo &:
loved wife OF George W. King
mother Of Howard Powell and sister
OF Mabel Gibson and Madeline
Funeral Pune sonS Home, R 4th G st. and m NJ Masss. ls.
chusetts ave. me-, after IL noon
Sunday. May Is. Services will be
held on Tuesday. May Is, at II 80
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry Ia
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MERRITT

=.
H HAM American Legion Auxiliary
80 are requested 10 attend fu.
NA neral services for MRS
aWY BERTHA E. MERRITT OF
Sunday. May 13, 1892. a
Home, bsS sth st. ne.
PEARL @. LINDSAY, President.
CARRIE r. CANT. Secretary.
MILLER, KENNETH FERRELL. Or
NsfR MsffRf'fs'M MIEfER Mf e ot lsGi sgis K6E holi,
ave. Takoma Park. Nd, beloved
STsSsnd SI1tSs9 Fl Mirs.F;t. Eiys r Miller ls anS
at the Rinaldi Funeral Home. 710t
Georgia ave. NV, from to
pm. Sunday. May 13. Services al
Fort Myer Chapel on Monday. May
ton National Cemetery. assrmen' Ass IL
MOORE. ROBERT c. on Friday. MAJ
also "a; 1882 ss5 ROBERT .I:vi4 e MOORE ORR q
Of Mrs, Doris Jackson Moore and
son Of Mrs. Bessie SWader Notice
q funeral later. Arrangements By
NACHMAN. HANNAH. On Friday
May II. 1862. at her residence
~ glNSE Sheridan NTcIH,H st IHH,yHantssvilie Nd No
Va WIS. ElCDIlEILA 6LEuGH
Nachnian OF silver sprins, Nd
Mrs, Minnie Levy Of Flushins
n T.; two grandsons .,and one
at the Bernard panEansEy 4 Ss'ssSas Sons
Funeral Home 1901 14th st. NV
parking facilities adjacent1. or
ment King David Memorial Garden
13
H. HlssS, HIs, sTEFxNos NT1Ros o q
SaSd Mof'Sn e Mary s. Rtro RE OeGysS sS.S., hus
george and Sam Ntiros and Mrs
At the 9, H. Hines Co. Funera
Home; 3nQl l4th st. NV. (park.
con,tsntine and ssfeb ssfsc's ors.k q sts oI
thodox Church. AIS i8th st. nv.
interment Fort Lincoln cemetsry. a1n o'r +
o'REILLY. STEPHEN J. On Thurs.
day; May 10, 1862. STEPHEN j
Q'REILLY Of l5309 Baughmar
drive. Silver Spring. Nd. beloved
ogseand oSesIITl ss,nsp e the late e., MaTsarst
Webb. Mrs, Claire Hannah. Ste,
gSomas' il, oReiliss: isafsn5a Sroth.r = ct nps aPs
Margaret Eartery. Friends are in.
Slted TO can at the Bethesda -Chev,
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A
Pumpnrey. Bethesda: Nd. Services
Of Lourdes Catholic Church, East
Ws Wsst Syy nESy and Pearl st.. Bethesda
Offered ff nste al loso SseSiem Ann mass fr,.rn. yin B
Gate Of Heaven cenieteiryy.' Gem iy.ermfh Th
rosary will be recited at the aboy,
funeral home on Sunday, May Is
PAYNE, JESSIE o. On wednesday
NAY NAY y is6S. at Austin, Tex. JES,
SIE 2. PAYNE: father Of Mrs. Mar,
and Mrs, Lila RYAN u Of AVIAN; Mani. tsk, FiS
He also Is survived BY seven erano,
children and four grest.grandchil
aren, Friends may crll at the Lei
Funeral Home, 4th 81, and Mass
ave. ne. Notice OF funeral later.
PAYNE. JESSE o. An emersent com
a munication Of Anacosttl
q 81! !: y J; ! &
~ sonic burial services fol
our late brother, JESSE o. PAYNE
FRED wINELAND.
Worshipful Master. 13
sNEED. LORENZO. On Friday, Ma,
l6REissssS issS a MsrfnD EESsdaen; n isos s0iPi'sI 4
Sc. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
ranEements BY Latney's Funera
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denly. on wednesday. May Q. 1862,
ARSINE BONIFACIA ASDISEN. be-
father Of Alfredo. Funeral from
the saffell Funeral Home. AIS n
st. NV. on Monday. May IA at
$40 am. REQUIEM mass at ST.
Mary's Church at S:45 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
tery. Visiting hours, noon till 8
pm l3
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I Nay 10, "EIAw Is54 W1kE1AS & N A. iPS5ifiS gofI1k
S,bs1 e. S2ltnG5s H6r Mo- sS1 Of the Ss,ovs lac
brother Of Mrs. Katherine Austin
Calf, After pm Monday. May
IA, friends are invited to call ct
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890
Be hsId 81 o~ on ruessss sRsrs isISees Mng IS S AZ
IL noon. Interment Arlington Ma
ti0nal CRmetaFv IA
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1rathH

ARM, MARIE. on Friday. May IL,
1852 AT Arlington Hospital. MARIE
ARM Of 203 South Courthouse ru..
Arlington. Va, widow OF the late
Of William s. Donaldson OF Mayo.
Nd: sister of Mrs. Cassie Z. YOUNG
Of Seat Pleasant, Nd. and grand-
ster Of Raleigh n. c: Friends may
Ssl At tne H9eest = MuL2N ru-
Arlington. Va, where there will be
q recitation OF the rosary at \
pm. Monday. May IA. REQUIEM
mass will be offered at 10 am
Tuesday. May Is. at st. Thomas
More Church. InteTment GlenToOd
Cemetery XashinRtca. d. c IL
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H lUNCEY. JULIAN FAIRFAX. o.

CH IUNCEY. JULIAN FAIRFAX. On
Thursday, May 10. 1862, at his
residence, 6O3 Russell I'd. Alex
cHAUNCEY, husband Of Elmo Miller
Chauncey, brother Of Mrs. W. WAL
ter coekerell. Mrs. Earl NJ. Cragg,
Joseph z. Chauncey md Edward c.
Chauneey. all OF Alexandria, Va;
cago, III. Funeral services on Non
day, May IA, at , pm, at the Old
Presbyterian Meeting House, Alex
andria. Va. Interment Ivy Hill Gene
terry. Friends may call 1T the Everly
W Braddoek I'd kiexandria. va IA
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HIsInP nEnrHA AYrRs nn rrl

day, May Il. fSea' BERTHA AYERS
HISLOP OF 37O5 Taylor St, Chevy
GsSs Gdfsd M f. slGfss @o'Sfr Mrs o. Ksth
crime H. Dorsey and Mr.. Randall
H. Hislop. She also is survived
by seven grandchildren. Friends
may call At oasch's Funeral Home,
4139 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville,
Md. after pm Saturday. May
u. where services will be held on
Monday. May IA. at 1880 p.m.
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CULVER B. CHAMBERLAIN,

HANS GOLDSTElN. AdJutAnt. IL
BAUM, BENJAMIN. On Thursday.
May 10, 1852, BENJAMIN BAUM, Of
- Rigss I'd. ne. beloved father
Of Stanley Baum OF Silver Spring.
Md Ne also is survived by two
sisters, Mrs Fannie Miller and Mrs.
Sadie Fisher. both OF Silver Spring,
Nd. and three grandchildren. ServI
ices at the c. D. Goldberg q s OF
Funeral Home, s2l7 9th st. NV
on Sunday, May IL, at 10 am
-nterment Peth Sholom CrmItFry
IN mourning at lI22 QuebeI st.
Silver Spring. Nj. 'l9
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cox, HENRY PRICE tHARRY. On
Saturday. May u. lo62. at b.
Alton; Nd: HENRY PRICE
fHARRYI COX Notice of sc.Y-
ices later. Arrangements by the
Arehart Funeral Home. Inc.

CRILLY, GENEvIEVE tJANE). Sud
denly. on Friday, May IL, 1862,
at the Alexandria Hospital, MISS
GENEVIEVE (JANEl CHILLY of 60T
Cameron ST.. Alexandria, Va, dsugh-
ter of the late Jeremiah H. and Ida
Cunningham Crilly. sister OF Miss
Gertrude Crilly Of the home ad-
dress. Friends may call at the
Everly Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900
West Braddock rd.. Alexandria, Va,
after IL noon on Saturday, May II.
Mass will be said on Monday, May
IA, at 10 am, at the St. Mary's
Catholic Church, Alexandria. Va.
Rosary will be said on Sunday, May
IL, at 3 pm, at the funeral home.
Interment will be private in st.
Mary's Cemetery. 13
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DEMsEY. BERNARD H. on Thurs

DEMsEY Of 1000 MASSACHUSETTS,
Saret c. DemSey. father Of Ber-
nard H. j. Demsey. ir.; Mary Ann
Demsey and John "; Demsey.
Mrs. Henry B. Otte. James NJ. and
Alvin @. Demsey II. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd.
Services on Tuesday. May Is. at the
Church of the 'Annunciation. 1900
Massachusetts, ave NV. where re-
uuiem mass will be offered at 1911 5
am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Is
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BURNS, CLAUDE G. Officers and
NZ members Of James Reese
xSAa. Europe Post. No. 3. the
~ E American Legion. are re-
3 queSted to assemble at the
<%AA MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
HK 1920 9th st. NV. on SUM-
day. May l3. 1862, at Z
pm, for funeral services for our
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HEITMULLER. CAROLINE MeKIM.
ON ON FEtSag EssG,isi May ycGRoLisE lSys MeSIS Il siS
HEITMULLER Of 3sO3 18th ST.
n.ey beloved wife Of Alfred Hsit-
Koch, Miss Carrie Lloyd and Charles
Simpson. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave; ne, after IL noon
Snlnnosy May 10; Nnere seI"Ses
at IL am. 1nterment Confessional
Cemetery l3
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RoHNERr. IOHN L On Frids.N N

pital. JOHN /. BoHNERT> beloved
husband of Mrs June P, Bohneri
and father Of judith L. sIrd Janice
L. Bohnert. Friends mFsy call al
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST
at Massachusetts, ave. me, where
Services Services viii se ad held on sunday
Tuesday, May 15. at IH.ttsburgh, Pa
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MARTIN Of 35ii Mckinley O st. NV.
beloved, husband Of Wiihelmins
Heitmuller Martin, SON OF Mrs
Bertha Wilson Of Alma, Kans.. and
Island N. Y. Friends NAV call at
the 8. X. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
Saturday, May II parking faeiii-
tiesl. Services at the above funeral
pm. Entombment Fort Lincoln Mau-
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DE- wednesdas. sdSs NAY iis }, Issg. "'i at : Rosh:
iEV3lIoSL q jane LSshicum nsiOvsa &c zsysiios Sieo
father Of Charles H. de zevallos III
and brother Of Edward P. de Zeval-
los OF Nashville. Tenn. Memorial
chspei iis 17ss @ p Pa hslS ave NV. % tcour:
tesy parking oppositel, on Mon
day, May IA. at ii am. In lieu
Of flowers contributions may bt
made to a charity. II
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BASS, HERMAN A. On Friday May
IL, 1862. at the Mount Alto Hospi-
tai, HERMAN A. BASS of 1928 L
st. NV, beloved brother OF Mrs
Charles P Bass Of Durham. N. c.:
Mrs William T. Bass OF West Hyatts-
vile. Nd: Mr.. James L. Bass Of
Roanoke Rapids. n c.: Mrs. Betty
Bass of Sesboard. n. c.. ard Mrs
Estelle Moss Of Emporis, Va. Friends
mayy call at HySong'S Funeral Home,
1900 n ST, NV, where services will
he held on Tuesday, May / :, at
1890 am. Interment in Arlington
National Cemetery. l3
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Flynn. MICHAEL ", On Thurs-
HOSPITAL MICHAEL w. Flynn Of
6i20 Broad Branch rd. NV. be-
loved husband Of Susie B. Flynn,
father OF Michael J. Flynn and
Jeremiah o'Leary. He also is sur
viyed by seven grandchildren.
Friends may call at Gawler's ChaDel,
1855 Pa. ave. NV, after IL noon
I Friday, MAY II (cortesy parking
oppositel. Mass win be offered at
the Shrine Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament. Western ave. and Que
isca ia at 81 ESQ R~ am on intsTmsn. hSnqss NAY Ar.
lington National Cemetery. 13
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HESTER. PAIL Ill An smerssn

ESTER. PAUL II. An emersent
] ] 8: 4: e
IN No. IA. p. A. A. M. is
My Sunday, May l3. 1862. at
W Of Robert A. Pumphrey.
800 West Montgomery ave, Rock
Vile. Mo, for the purpose Of con-
ducting the last Masonic rites for
our late brother, PAUL H. HESTER.
ERNEST FITZGERALD. W. NJ.
JOHN B. CLEMMONS. Secy. IL
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JOHNsON. JEssIE W. On wednes

life on wednesday. May 3, 1862,
at 119R P st. NV. ROYCE JOHN
SON. He leaves to mourn a daugh-
ter. Alice Leak: q brother, Elmer
johnson: two sisters. Florence Dor
sey and Elizabeth Coats; one grand-
son. devoted friend. Naomi Hick;
friends. Friends may call at the
Malvan a. Schey. Inc. Funeral
Home. New Jersey ave. and r St
NV, on Monday. May IL, after 8
D.m. Funeral services will be held
on Tuesday. May 10. at | pm
Interment lincoln Memorial Gene
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'AGKs9S Ssa Rosa 3 x: 6a,I,rt on srday :n.Ts May
Hospital. MISS ROSA y, JAcKsoN
81 Le ROY Dorsey She sslHsSd sse is aSn. sun.
yived by other relatives and friends.
ssIn.I ssmains s. resting as on the ,5S John IT 4.
st. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
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IRWIN. MARGARET M. On Thursd

May 10. 1862, MARGARET NJ
IRWIN Of 61OI Queens Chapel I'd.
Hyattsville, Nd, beloved wife Of the
late John c. Irwin and mother Of
BY a sister. Mrs. Catherine Melton
Relatives and friends may call al
the Gasch Funeral Home, 473e Bal.
timore ave-, Hyattsville, Nd, where
services win be held on Monday
E1ry NAY H. rna,. a. ~ an lnterment ror'
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ii, 1862. at his residence, 1900
North Adams St. Arlington. Va,
RALPH w. FORNEY, beloved hus-
band of Emma H. Forney. Services
at the 8. H Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 29O1 l4th st. NV. on Mon
day. May IA. at 10 am. parking
facilitiesl. Interment Rose Hill
Cemetery, Butler. Pa. ID
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MERRIrr, BERTHA ELIZABETH. o.

DEN M =. OlIlCerS ana
members of James z.
Walker Unit. No. %; the
American Legion Auxiliary,
are requested 10 attend fu-
neral services for MRS.
BERTHA E. MERRITT on
Sunday. May 13, 1852. at
at the SDangler Funeral
4 Sth st. ne.
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istry, Russia has lead But the West is in advance
of Russia in other aspects of physics and chemistry
certainly in parts of my own field of physical and
inorganic chemistry.
1t is true that in the Secret fields the Commu-
mist Party rarely interferes directly with scientific
projects. But the idea that Soviet scientists lack
nothing in the way of equipment or materials an
idea which has been frequently expressed by Western
visitors is quite erroneous. Priority is invariably
given to projects with military or propaganda i'm
portance and mon essential research, that aimed
at acquiring knowledge rather than for immediate
practical application, suffers accordingly. For that
fundamental research it is very difficult to get equip
ment assistance and space. When our institute was
expanded not long ago almost all the new rooms
went to those doing Secret work.
And in science, as elsewhere, there is the inefi-
cheney and avoritism that the Soviet system breeds
Morale: mssiVersaI GEisilEEasiOnnseMf
Since my detection have found that many in
the West think most Russians believe ardenty in
their way of life and support it strongly, that they
put up with todays hardships because they believe
they are forging ahead and that tomorrow they will
catch up with North America and Western Europe.
This anecdote which heard before left Russia
last August is typical of many told in the U.S.SR.
today and can be seen as an indication of the
true attitude of many Soviet citizens. man
explains to friend that Russian scholars have
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summer. Today he Gnssoers questions about Russia
scItich many people haze asked since his arrival in
te Free World.
OTTAWA
SINCE REACHING the safety and freedom of the
West, have been asked many things about my
native land have found that people on this side
of the Iron Curtain have number of illusions about
life in the Soviet Union feel that it is important
that the real truth be made known. Let me take up
some of the questions have been asked one at a
time:
Science: arms GNd propaganda
Some people have asked me how it has been
possible for Russian scientists to make such rapid
advances.
Russian progress in science is uneven spec
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much-advertised bonuses"
they receive. One story has
it that you may be offered
either a little bonus or a
''big bonus. The little bonus
is a TV set, a refrigerator and
high blood pressure. The big
bonus is a car, a country
place and a heart attack. This
is not Just a Joke - heart
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attacks are occupational hazard among Soviet
scientists today.
Though Russia has made rapid advances in
mathematics and the natural sciences, the West is
ahead in all the biological sciences. In some aspects
of physics and perhaps in the field of organic chem
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Leap to freedom: In previous
issues, Dr.. KIochko told the story
Of his decision to defect from
dse Communist sUorH and Of his
dramatic escape to Canada last