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George Viereck, u, Writer,
Pro-Germun jailed in War

HOLYOKE, Mass, Mar. 20
(AP).-George Sylvester Vie
reck, n, German born writer
and pro-German propaganda
in this country during both
world wars, died Sunday night
in Holyoke Hospital.
He was arrested at his New
York home in October, 194l, on
charges of withholding from
the State Department material
information about his propa-
ganda activities. On March 10,
1912, he was sentenced to two
to six years in prison and fined
$1,000 for violating the Foreign
Agents Registration Act.
In July, 1912, Viereck was
indicted for conspiracy to I'M
dermine the morale of the
armed forces. In March, 1943,
the United States Supreme
Court reversed the Nazi propa-
ganda conviction on the ground
that Viereck was not compelled
to report his activities except
as an agent of a foreign prin-
cipal."
On July 81, 1943, Viereck was
sentenced to one to five years
for violation of the Registra-
ton Act. The Supreme Court
refused to review the case the
following March.
Viereck was paroled from
prison in 1947.
A poet and novelist, he had
lived in the United States since
he was brought to this country
at the age of II. His pro-
German writings during World
War I led to his verse being
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HoIgerLongmockD Dies;
Author, Ext eocher

HOlger CnrlSClan LangmacK,
n, prominent physical fitness
expert and author, died Sunday
in hospital in Plainfield, N. j.,
of an apparent heart attack.
Mr.. Langmack retired In
1854 as a teacher in the Dis
trict Public Schools to end a
44-year teaching career. He
taught for rs years at Paul
Junior High School where h.
was known affectionately TO
his students as Captain Lang
mack"
A native of Copenhagen,
Denmark, Mr.. Langmack taught
physical education, physics.
mathematics and character
building during his career. He
established and supervised a
private school in Holding, Den
mark, before coming to the
United States in 1912.
His American teaching ca
reer began as an instructor at
Minnesota State Teachers Col
lege at Hutchinson, Mimi, and
the University of Minnesota at
Minneapolis. In 1919, he be-
came a professor at New Jersey
State Teachers College and in
1926 he Joined the faculty of
Battle Creek College at Battle
Creek, Mich, where he worked
in close association with DR.. j.
H. kellogg. Mr.. Langmack
taught at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis in 1927 and the
following year he Joined the
faculty at Paul Junior High
School.
Also Gave Lectures
During his Washington
teaching career, Mr.. I,angmack
taught and lectured at the Uni
versity of Maryland, George
Washington University and the
United States Army Parachute
School at Fort Benning, Ga.
After his retirement, Mr..
Langmack devoted his time to
philosophical research concern
ing the unification of science
and religion through a concept
of mathematical relatively.
Included among the several
books written and published by
Mr.. Langmack are Football
Conditioning" for which Knute
RocNne wrote the introduction;
Modern American System of
Physical Education" God and
the Universe" THE Pilgrims
Progress - True or False"
Gods Word and Science, Let
There Be Light" Scientific
Faith and Logical Science"
Science BY the Way Of the
Cross"
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In 1908, Mr.. Langmack in
troduced the Boy Scout move
ment to Denmark by organiz-
ing a troop in Holding. He re-
presented Denmark in the 1912
Olympics and placed second in
gymnastics. It was there that
he met his wife, also a gymnast.
Taught Sunday School
Mr.. Langmack was founder
of the Worldwide Educational
Brotherhood with headquar-
tiers in New York City. He was
a member of the American
Scientific Affiliation, the In
ternational Academy for Free
dom Under God, the Interna-
tional Christian Leadership,
and the Danish Society of New
York. For many years he taught
Sunday School at the Sixth
Presbyterian Church in Wash
ington. He moved from Wash
ington to Warren Township,
N. j. in 1854.
He leaves his wife, Ida Of
Warren Township, two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Clara Griffin
of Ventura, Calf. and Mrs.
Betty-Nina Smusyn of Warren
Township; three sons, Sven
Langmack of Gates Mill, Ohio;
Robert M. Langmack of Redon-
do Beach, Calf, and Holger c.
Langmack, jr., Of zoos Linton
street, Silver Spring, and 10
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
8 pm. tomorrow at Humphreys
Funeral Home 8434 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring. Burial
will be in National Memorial
Park, Falls Church.
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HARDEN, ROY w. In loving memory
grandfather. ROY W. HARDEN, who
departed this life eleven years ago
today. March 20, 1851.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tenderly. fond and true;
That we do not think Ct YOU YOU
Your life is beautiful memory,
Your absence is a silent grief:
You sleep in Gods beautiful garden,
HIS LOVING WIFE. NELLIE +.
E HARD ENDb 9AA2SbTER, s9N-1N-
JENKINS, JOSEPH p. In loving mem
JOSEPH B. J JENKINS S Who passed passed
to the Great Beyond Two years ago
today. March 20. 1860.
We think of him today,
Resting, s;eeping, Just away;
Resting where 20 shadows fall,
In WIFE wife, 1f6es Fl 4T xaD s V all
MOORE. FANNIE E. In loving mem
Org Of our dear aunt. FANNIE e.
MOORE. who passed away eight
years ago today, March 70. 1854.
Your memory will always linger,
Our hearts are heavy still.
But we all knew 1t was Gods will.
IE,I
LAURENCE AND HENRIETTA
PETERS. FANNIE. In sad but loving
remembrance OF our dear mother,
FANNIE PETERS. who departed this
life nine years ago. March Is. 1893.
DAUGHTERS.
PETIT, ANNIE. In loving memory Of
our dear sister, ANNIE PETIT. who
passed away seven years ago, March
BROTHER AND SISTER.
SMITH, ROSABELLE (BABE). A trib-
ute of love and devotion to the
BELLE (BABE) SMITH. who passed
away one year ago, March 10. 1861.
YOUR LOVING SISTERS.
WADE. ETELKA VALENTEEN. In low
ing memory of our mother, ETELKA
VALENTEEN WADE. who passed
away. twenty-four years 0go today,
March 10, 1888.
May her soul and the souls of all
rs. the faithful departed
peace.
will be offered in SITS. Paul and
ETELKA AND DEsDEMoNA.
WEIGH, ELLA MILES. In memory Of
our dear mother ard grandmother,
ELLA MILES WEIGH. who departed
this life twelve years ago today.
March 90 1850.
Our thoughts OF you will never fade
When all the years have flown;
Your memory. as the brightest star,
Will always light our home.
THE FAMILY.
WILLIAMS, DARNELLA. In loving
memory Of our dear sister, OAR |
NELLA WILLIAMS. who quietly
passed away one year ego today, |
March 90. 1861, at the residence Of
her sister. Mrs. Geneva BsrkSdale, |
1927 Georgia ave. NV.
What wouldn't I give TO clasp her
hand,
Her dear sweet face to see:
To hear her voice. to see her smile, |
That meant so much to me.
HER SISTERS. MARIE AND GE-
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William Hite, 80,
School Baseball
Star, With CAP

William Hite, SO. a central
office repairman for the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone
Co., died at the National Instt|
tutes of Health on Friday. He
was under treatment for
leukemia.
Mr.. Hite was born in WASH
ington and attended Eastern,
High School where he won all-
high honors on the schools
baseball team. He also played
in Washington's Industrial
Sandlot league. He served m
the Navy during World War II
and joined the telephone COM
pany in l947.
A member Of St. Mary's
Catholic Church. Landover,
Md, Mr.. Hite lived at 1907
SEVENTEEN place, Woodlawn,
Hyattsville. Md.
Services were held at st.
Mary's 1907 Annapolis road
yesterday with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery. -.
Mr.. Hite leaves his wife
Louise and four children. Susan.
William, Raymond and Leslie.
all of the home address. Also
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell T. Hite, 23l5 Altamont
place Sc. and five brothers
and five sisters.
The brothers are Russell, 6245
Westchester drive, Camp
Springs. Md; Aubrey of Arling-
ton. Va; Richard of 9l07 Roll
ingview drive, Landham. Md;
Donald of 1854 Buena Vista
terrace Sc. and Jerry Of 23l5
Altamont place Sc.
The sisters are Nancy, Of the
home address; Mrs. Mary
Schoenbauer, 5401 Henderson
road, Camp Springs, Md; Mrs.
Gertrude Acton of Helmet,
Calf; Mrs. Helen Menickelly
Of Cyprus Island and Mrs.
Ruth Warren, 6006 Milfand
drive, Seat Pleasant, Md. g..
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Groveside Rites
For A. +. EIweII

Graveside services will be
held at II am. tomorrow In
Arlington Cemetery for Alcott
F. Elwell who died March 9 In
Boston.
Burial will be in the plot of
his late father-in-law, 1t. Gen.
Adna R. Chaffee, former Army
chief-of staff.
Mr.. Elwell. a retired Army
Reserve lieutenant colonel, held
a degree of doctor Of educa-
ton from Harvard University.
He leaves his wife, Helen Chat,
fee Elwell, Of Boston. -.
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dropped from many antholo-
gies. But his writing was in
demand within 10 years after
the war.
He had been living for the
last three years in South Had
ley, Mass, with his son Peter,
a writer and professor of mod
ern European and Russian his
tory at Mount Holyoke College.
The body will be cremated.
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Deunery Meeting

The East WASHINGTON
Deanery Of the Washington
Archdiocesan Council of Catho-
lie Women will hold an open
Deanery meeting at 8 pm.
Thursday in st. Anthony's High
School, 1901 Lawrence street
NE,
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4ttuFilttlaa
MILLER, MINNIE. Tn. unv.ilink

Maa sSSlt j.. Tss sey; y 4, q
I, loved wife, MINNIE MILLER, mother
OF Ida FUR, Louis Miller and Gerald
Miller, win take place at the Beth
20, 1862, at pm Relatives
and friends Invited.
MORRIS MILLER AND FAMILY.
DIRECTIONS to cemetery are: Go
out Bennings I'd. ne. to Central ave.
left on Central ave; continue to o7th
right on M st. to cemetery. rs
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. II. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
7400 Georgis Ave. NV, RA. 3-74lI
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CEMETERY LOTS

Park. Falls Church, VA lot with
burial sites; asking 5000. Also
3-crypt mausoleum in the Living
Cross development; asking $4,000.
For information, call DE. 2-7ll5.
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FENLON' FhANh. Members OF the
@R> st. Bernadette Holy Name
YIN Society are requested TO
WE Humphrey Funeral Home,
W. s434 Georgia ave-. Silver
MY Spring No. , On Tuesday,
pm. for recitation OF the rosary
FLEMING, JOHN b. On Saturday,
March II; 1852, JOHN H. ELEM FLEMING
81 ri a len s bstei M EStisi
Funeral Home 100 Vermont
ave. NV.
is, 1853. MARY Z. FLINT Of iooi
18th St. nv, mother OF c: FTsnk
Lillian Flint q the home add ADDRESS;
TsTshass Mf' F haf Friends a s'n cal
at the Gawler Chapel, 1855 Pa.
ave. NV. after IL noon Tuesday,
March 90 courtesy parking OPP:
posite!. where services will be held
lnterment private. 81
March 90, 1862. at Northern VII:
GINA Doctors Hospital, ANTHONY
ST., Arlington. Va. peiOVeu nuSpanu
Joan DADDY Kay OF Middistown,
Prestera Of Arlington. Va; Mrs.
HslFy F aaSdiosi Of s New n YoTk and
Joseph L. Daddy -of Miami Beach,
Fla. He also is survived by four
grandchildren. Friends may call At
the Arlington Funeral Home; 1901
after 10 am. wednesday. March
q. until 10 pm. Thursday, March
%. Funeral services on Friday,
March %. at St: GEORGES Episcopal
G5ur Sy. North NssGn S n :na F Me-
mortal Park. II desired, contribu-
tons may oe made to tae, American
Cancer Society. 14ll North Garfield
ST.. Arlington l., Va. 29
oB M,9cs - sAR ssH sERAS qP M923as
Wife POI Of the late clinton S Graves
and mother Of Mrs. Anna M. Lee
land, She also Is survived by two
s5aadshildren ana five srs ntsg d
call at the Bethesda-chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Md. where sery-
ices will be held on Thursday. March
s - at pm: lnterment Fort lin
GREENIDGE, EMMA Z. On Monday,
e esfSah of 1890 RSSa 4s INN " nT F.
sister Of Mrs, Elizabeth Butler,
aunt of Hilyard r. Robinson. She
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Rollins. p
ef Mares 10 sg Isgs SUSIE q E. d MIPffy
Of 515 ouintana place NV. wife
i 70 Do mother 10TH " of Mrs. porothy e E.
sister Of Mrs. Lucy Mcdonald Of
Alexandria, Va. Services at the s.
II; Hines Co. Funeral Eome' 29Ol
%, at II noon parking facilities)
1nterment Rock Creek Cemetery. 81
HANBACK,. TIMOTHY MICHAEL, On
MICHAEL HANBACK,, beloved hus.
S ShRd & Irene YoubH sTohss ~ 81
Mamie Young; He also is survived
BY several children in ,PennSylvania
Friends may call at the Robert 4.
Mattingly Funeral Home: 13l 18th
hursdsy DMsF arcs ! s. IL u .
REQUIEM mass In Our Lady Queen Of
Peace Church at $3.50 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery Rosary Wednesday,
March 81, at 7:15 pm. 81
HAWKINS, JAMES LEO. On sunday,
p hs1fh JAMES sOi leo g G GA%kINs H0 81
7lO1 Allentown I'd. Sc, Camp
Springs, Nd. devoted brother Of
Mrs. Mamie Hawkins, Mrs. Alberta
Thomas, Mrs. Eleanor johnson,
Joseph and Alphonzo Hawkins. He
also is survived by other relatives
and friends. After pm. Tuesday,
March 20. friends may call at the
Robert G. Mason Funeral Home,
$500 Nichols ave, Sc, where the
rosary will be recited at 1880 pm.
Holy requiem mass will be offered
at . am. Wednesday. March u,
at St. Ignatius' Church, Oxon Hill,
Nd. InteHment church cemetery. 2O'
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u iss$ 4 Il. "a gnit MHa STATES N NsSal
b b9S;yplisal' ,i s1ethssds; Md; MAR; :.
N. Noriing. William e. Davis and
Mrs. Helen M. Wiseman. She also
Is survived by four brothers, four
sisters and eight grandchildren
Friends may call at the De Vol
NV. REQUIEM high mass viii be
offered at St. Stephens Church,
10Th st. and Pennsylvania ave. NV,
on. Thursday. March 22. ct 10 am
Interment Arlington National Gene.
terry OPPRESSION Of sympathy may
buttons to the American Cancer
Society. $40 18th st. NV. Wash
tnston 9, D. c. 81,
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THE EVENING STAR
Obituaries Washington. b. c.
Tvesdoy March 70, 1862
DrathH

CHASE, HENSON LEE. on Sunday
Mrs. Amy L. Chase and brother OF
and Carlton Chase. Ines c. Williams,
Izetta c, Neal. ioala G.. Simenton
TussdsS. March 70. A siisnds . D nay
call at $3.50 Auth I'd. silver Xiii,
Nd, Services on Wednesday. March
Il. at pm, at the Union Bethel
Church. Interment church ceme-
terry. Arrangements by Rollins. 20
COOKE. NELLIE 9. OF 1901 Ridge
q Norman =. Louis A., jr' and
van and Doris Lsnk and daughter
q Fannie, Tripplstt; Service at me
81. Sc, on Wednesday, March 2i,
a. pm Internnent Cedar Hi
Semesers' 20
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FARMER Is CORA; On Friday. March 16,
ward st. NV, sister Of Mrs, Ais
Alice Harrison. Daisy Gallher, Louis
and Clyde Lee. She also is survived
BY other relatives and a host OF
Irlends. After pm. Tuesday,
March 20. friends are invited to
St, NV. Funeral services will be
held at the new Bethel Baptist
Church. 9th and s SITS NV, on
wednesday. March 81. at IL noon
interment Arlington National Gene
at the above-named church from
10 am. until time Of funeral 20
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FARMER CORA o,,,o.r. .,, $780,

FENLON, FRANK. On Sunday. March
i06ae Eastwood ave. silver E SPRING =.
Nd. husband OF Margaret Ann Doyle
Eenlon and father of Sister Mary
Angela. Mrs Clyde Page. John A..
Frank j.; Archie M, Leonard
H, and Patrick I. Fenlon, There
also are forty-one grandchildren
and one great-grandchild. Mr.. Fem
lon rests at the Warner E Pun
phrey Funeral Home, s434 Georgia
facilities) Mass will be Offered for
the repose OF his soul on WedneS-
day, March y, at II am. at St.
Bernadette's. Catholic Church. "A
University blvd. east, Silver Spring,
Nd. Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
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MALoNFY. CAMILLE M. On synde,

MALUNkK, CAMILLE M. On Sunday,
Maf1b - Of ls sSSo SSA As Il n
Of the late Patrick J. Maioney and
mother Of Phillip J. Maloney. She
also is survived By three grandchil.
dren, Patricia Lttin. Maureen and
i've srothers' es Iii 81 81 Columbia Col city aD
Ind. Relatives and friends may cali
at the Gasch Funeral Home. 4739
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville. Md. E.
from 3 pm. Monday. March 10,
Services and interment Columbia
CITY, ind 30
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DAVIS. JAMES H. ON satnrdax NAE,

DAVIS, JAMES II; On saturdsy. March
3 s!FasRGs' f:;s Ma Ssvlss s s Sss'9 q
Mrs. Rose Thomas Of Washington,
p. c. He also is survived BY one
sister, three brothers and other
Baptist Church. 1859 KaiorSma rd'
NV. Washington. d. c., on Wednes-
day, March q. at s. pm, where
. body will lie, In state frem pm.
Services VIII be concluded on Thurs.
Church, Aquasco, Nd, ii ii am.
where body will lie IN state from 8
am. Interment. church cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by the Keison Funeral
Home. 60. 90
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LlJMPKIN, MANRID o. On Monda,

LUMPKIN. MANRID Q. On Monday,
LUMPKIN of 70S North Monroe
ST., Arlington, Va, beloved husband
Of Iva P. Lumpkin and father Of
Thelma R. Harmon. Richmond. Va.
Also surviving are four grandchil-
dren. Funeral services will be held
Wednesday, March 81, at 3 PM.
at the Marks Funeral Home, Tappa.
hammock. Va. tnterment Howerton
Baptist Church Cemetery. Howerton.
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MaFsh IS. 4 49,. cHARIas T 5. L.!
loved husband Of carrie q, Iona ok
and devoted father of Mrs. Alice
l. Hall and DR.. Charles L. Lomack
Also surviving are one sister, Mrs
Anita Robinson: one brother. James
many friends. Notice Ct funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE,
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LTILEFIELD, PETTY OFFICER NC
CHARLES ALAN. On SATURDAY,
c aiffa p PEr as92 oErI az Die i1s
CHARLES ALAN LrTTLEFfELD, be-
loved son Of Frank @. and Anna
V: Lttlefield and brother of
Thomas L. and Linda 8. Littlefield.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Notice Of funeral later.
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DORSEY, REAR ADMIRAL BENJAMIN

DVKSEI;, MAE ADMIRAL BENJAMIN
s. asFs N Mae. FL qsS 1857 Sss. e 4. On O.
yAMiN HENRY Dorsey Il S $500
Newark st. NV. husband OF 1heda
FuIton Dorsey and father Of Mrs.
Smith, Benjamin. H. Dorsey, IT,;
Maj. Joshua .Worthlngton Dorsey
also is survived BY FIVE grandchil-
Funeral Home. 1855 Pa. ave. NV.
Services on Wednesday, March ii,
Ct l pm, at Fort Myer Chapel,
1nterment Arlington National Gem.
etery. No flowers. Remembrance
may be sent to the Washington
Heart Association.
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DARRINE JOHNSON. On
@sn Ees nhaih b2 s RYs j q hEsea
+ BENNETT Of 220S South Pollard St,
/ Arlington. Va. wife OF James Ben
/ nett. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
. rangements by Chinn Funeral
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BLACKBURN, FRANK A.. Jr. On Mon

FRANK A., Jr. On Mon.
day, March 10, 1862, FRANK A
BLACKBURN, Jr:, Of 4409 14th st
j.: and Louise D. Blackburn and son
. Of Haidee and the late Frank A.
Blackburn, ST. He also is survived
by two sisters. Mrs. Beatrice Gillian
Of Detroit, Mich. and Mrs: Louise
( Foust of Omaha, Nebr.: other rel
! atives and many friends. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Nc
! CURE. Inc. 81
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bers Of the st. Bernadette
Holy Name Society are re-
quested to meet at the
Warner E. Humphrey Flu
neral Home, S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md,
on Tuesday. March 20,
8 pm. for recitation Of
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DG MsieS H. 'E ssS Il =; g On Monday
.43S N st. NV. JOHN H 'I pouS.
LASS, loving husband of Mrs. Hattie
Douglass. He also is survived By
two sisters. Mrs. Eleanor Hayes
Of vaux Hall. N; j.. and Mrs. julia
brother. Leslie Parkinson OF Newark
N. il; one Stepson. one grandson,
one great-grandson, three nephews,
Two great-nephews, one niece and
other relatives and many friends.
Notiee OF funeral later. Arrange
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-, 1862, at his residence. 1Ol4
9TH ST.. ne. GEORGE LANGS. He
Bessie Langs; one sister Lnd one
brother, Mrs. Tencie Stokes and Mr..
Jessie Langs: one stepdaughter. Ada
Warn: three nieces. two nephews
and other relatives and many
friends. After $3.50 pm. Tuesday,
March 20. friends may call at
Crouch's Funeral Home, 81 K st.
NV. Services will be held ON
Wednesday, March II. at pm.
at st. Phillips Baptist Church,
North Capitol and K sts.. the Rev.
ment Pachuta, Miss.
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BOYLE, DANIEL, A. On Monday.
March ~; 1852. at Suburban Hos,
pital: DANIEL A. BOYLE, beloved
of Joseph. Thomas, william, Robert
and John Boyle and Mrs. Elizabeth
WEIGH. and brother OF Mrs. Joseph
Fowler and Mrs. Katherine Conner.
grandchildren and one great-grano-
son. Friends may call at his late
residence, 54O1 Galena place NV.
REQUIEM mass will be offered on
THURSDAY; Marcn 22, at the Holy
NV, at 1918 am. InteHment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. p
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is. 1862. HATTIE LEWIS ' of ' iaiS
9th st. NV. She Is survived by one
sister, Mrs: Florence Kemp: three
nsphews: four nieees; . host Of
pm. Tuesday, March 70. friends
may call at the Lowe Funeral Home,
1928 Maryland ave. ne Funeral
services will be neld wednesday,
March 81. ct / pm. at the Vermont
National Harmony Memorial Park,
the Rev. e. r. Murray Officiating
Family may be contacted at 1877
Queen St ne on
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FLINT NARY May + OF E. f EEHF d Ni iSa
10th st. NV, mother OF C. Frank
Flint Of Tallahassee. Fla, and Miss
, Lillian Flint OF the home address
aunt Of Mrs. Malcolm H. Smith Of
at the Gawler Chapel, 1855 Pa
ave. NV, after 12 noon Tuesday
March 90 courtesy parking op,
positei where services will be held
on Thursday. March 80, st 10 am
lnterment private. 81
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bEALE, CAPT. ALMER w.. Jr. On
Monday, March 10, 1862. at Prince
. GEORGES County Hospital, CAPT.
I ALMER w EEALE, Jr., beloved
: husband Of Emily Beale. father of
! Barbara Joan and Harry Reed Beale.
sr.. OF st. Petersburg, Fla; brother
/, Of Mrs Stella Dreamy of College
!. Park, Md: Mrs. otto Krauss and
Z Mrs. Joan Howe Of st. Petersburg,
: Clarence Beale of Staten Island,
N. Y. and Joseph Beale of Jackson
: Vile Beach, Fla. Friends may call at
7, the Gawler Chapel, 1865 Pa. ave-
NV. courtesy parking oppositeI.
I day. March 20. at 2:15 pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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BowLEs. MARIE X. On Monday

. pitai, MARIE K. BoWLEs Of 5D0a
& jamestown rd... West Hyattsville
: Md, wife of the late. George W.
x Bowles and mother Of George H.
: and John U. Bowles; sister Of
= Mrs. Ernest Purcell and Mrs
. Frank z. Barrett. There also
are two grandchildren and two
rests at the warner Z. Pumphres
Funeral home, S434 Georgia ave,
< Silver Spring, Md. where service
will be held on Thursday, March %,
st am. (parking facilities. In.
terment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Friends may visit at the above
funeral home after pm. Tuesday.
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BRICKERD. JOHN M. The officers
Az and members Of Kesne
A Council, No. 353. knights
A Of Columbus, are requested
I%E to be present at the Lee
NMkN%% Funeral Home. nth st. ana
8 wv Mass. ave. ne. on Tues
W day. March 20. 1862. at
100 Pm. to pray Tor the repoSe
Of the soul of JOHN M. BRICKERD.
HUBERT MCCONNELL, @ K
JAMES SPELMAN. Fin. Secy.