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In MRntnrtant

BOOKER, REV. HENRY J. In loving
memory OF our beloved husband and
father, REV. HENRY J. BOOKER,
who entered the Great Beyond twen-
ty years ago today, July 80. 1912.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
BURNEY, FANNIE JANE AND JAMES
M srandpafsnts m tSfs FANSE AsMSIf JANE S sUR dfsr
NEY, who departed this life July
81, 1857, and JAMES A. BURNEY,
who passed away July 8, 1914.
You are not forgotten, loved ones,
Nor will you ever be;
As long as life and memory last,
We will remember thee.
We miss you now, our hearts are
As time goes by we miss you more;
Your loving smiles, your gentle faces,
No enc can fill your vacant places.
PAUL AND BERNICE W. NEWSOME
AND ALLEN z. WILLIAMS.
FELTER, JENNIE. In worshipfui mem
ory of an adorable mother and
grandmother, who departed this life
four years ago today.
We devoutly pray that the Jewel we
lost is in Gods eternal keeping
HER CHILDREN AND GRANDcHIL-
FORD, HERMAN JAMES. In loving
father, HERMAN JAMES FORD, who
passed away five years ago today,
July 80. 1857.
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps US to forget.
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss you yet
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER,
IDA MAY FORD, CAMILLE FORD
McCLOUD.
HOWLEY. ESSIE BURELL. We pause
this. day in memory Of our dear
mother, ESSIE BURELL HOWLEY,
who inferred into eternal rest, July
80, 1860.
Those we love never die. For as long
as we live and remember they are
with us.
HER CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN,
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the post Of pro-secretary of
the congregation for the Orien-
tai church last August and he
became full secretary after his
elevation to the purple in
March.
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form Of contributions to st.
Mary's Episcopal Church Build
ing Fund.
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Arturutuus

MTNKoFF. SARAH. There win be an
uuyeiling in memory OF SARAH
MINKOFF on Sunday, August 5,
1852, at IL am, At OheV Sholom
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
2ARwNaAa ~ rha-haR-

Services By Chambers
Douglas,
James d. W, W, Chambers Co.
Hutchinson,
BENJAMIN r. W. W. Chambers Co.
Staunton, Jeesph W. W. Chambers Co.
Hassard, John
W., Major,
USAF W. w. ChmAbers Co,
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CoFFER, ROBERT IssAC. On sunday,
July 20, 1862, ROBERT lSSAC |
COPPER of 1871 Emerald st. ne. |
Notice OF services later. Arrange
CRAWFORD, MILTON C. On Saturday.
July 2s, 1892. MILTON C.; CRAw-
services late:. Arrangements BY the
Home. Home. sSS5 4 S'ster s. NV. y Co. Funeral
DICKINs, ToMYNs EDWIN HAR-
COURT. On Sunday, July %, 1852, |
ToMYNs EDWIN HARcouRT DICK
deughter. Elizabeth Monaghan. ios
Prescott ave., Manassas, Va. He is
survived By two sons, Edwin Har-
court DtckinS and Robert Nelson
!RSiekins: both Of Manassas. Va;
ins and Elizabeth Monashsn. both
of Manassas. Va, and Mrs. Bun Chris
resting ab the Baker q Son Funeral
Va, where services win be conducted
on Tuesday July 81, at 10 am.
1nterment Manassas Cemetery.
DUCKETT, AMANDA JONES. On
Thursday, July 20, 1852, AMANDA
JONES DUcKETT Of 1871 L ST. Sc,
mother Of Mrs. sylvia Lawrence, LSnsss,
sister Of Mrs. Dorothy Moore. Ed
ward, Algernon, Russell, Norris, VIII
bert and Harry Jones Also surviving
oIs.s are six s ssetPEsisters: tE one stsp6rothsr,
After 8 pm. MOuday' July il'nSS. 50.
Home. 1850 Hunt pl. ne, where
prayers VIII be ,recfted at 9 pm.
day, July 81. at o am. from ST.
Vincent de Paul Church, South
Capitol and M SITS. Interment Airing
DUCKETT. AMANDA. Officers and
wv SauEhteTs Of the elizabeth
E; I !: !; ;: J: ::
day, July 80. 1862. at 7:3O pm, at
the Rollins Funeral Home, 1889
s. suJs 3. FHoMAs. FL Ri DAUGHTER Chairman,
VIOLA w. PATTERSON, D. R. 80
DUNN, REGINALD =. On Saturday.
way blvd, District Heishts, Nd, the
beloved husband Of Genevieve Dunn.
father of David and Jean Dunn.
sHd' Eoms 4s my s ea and at the ass ESnsTs
ave. ne. until 9:3O am. Wednes.
day, August /. REQUIEM mass will
be offered at Mount Calvary Catholic
Church, Marlboro pike, Forestville,
Mi Nil Gan!.o- a. ~ am Interment Cedar
ESUNAS. JOSEPH. On Saturday. July
IS. 1862, at Washington Hospital
Center. JOSEPH ESUNAS Of i5IG
Eoxhan I'd. NV, husband Of the late
Teresa .. Esunas, father Of Mrs
v. West, Ladislaus ]. and Bernard
J; Esunas; there also are five grand
children. Mr.. ESunas rests at the
Warner E. Pumpnrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
5 pm. Monday (parking facilities)
Mass will be offered for the repose
OF his soul on Wednesday, August l,
Ss.Ann. At 10 an. & at St; Bernadetts,s
Glenwood Cemetery. 81
FORD, ELLA l. On Saturday. July 2s
NV. mother Of Mrs. Irene smith Of
Mabel Benedict Of washinSotn. d tSi D. htts e
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel
11aSS 1don., Pennsylvsnis sylvia ave, NV
July 81, at 2:15 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
FORD, ELLA I. The officers and mem.
bers Of Lebanon Chapter
]: {: !: 3: i:
pm. for. the purpose Of
conducting funeral services for ouI
late sister ELLA ]. FORD.
os1 kGgIsg RIiTER p NAlls sscEstsGgy aSting W. M
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KLINE, GERTRUDE NJ. On Saturday,
CEMETERY LOTS

WASHINGTON NATIONAL, several
sites, S and 4 grave. Reasonable.
RE. 5-5952
CRYPT, (undergroundl in the beautiful
Garden OF the Apostles, Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Burial site for .. Must sell.
Lot, value, 81 500. Sacrifice for $500.
Call S64-7112.
4 BURIAL SITES in National Memorial
Park, regular price, Sl,lOO, for sale
500. JE. 2-4l35,
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HUTCHINSON, EARLE p m. ot,,,.r

HUTCHINSON, EARLE z. The officers
M and members OF the Inter-
CD 6! so I / 1
may call at the $. H. Hines Funeral
q the above faneraI T. home niw on SefSises MSns
Arlington National cemetery. Gem se'"e"'
JAMES L. HAYES, Secretary. so
INGRAM, DAVID, sr. On Friday. July
%, 1892. DAVID INGRAM, sr., Of
709 I'd st. NV. devoted father Of
David Ingram, jr. Notice Of services
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Frazier.
JAMIsoN. MARGARET GILBERT. On
Saturday, July 9s,. 1862, at ST.
GILBERT JAM1sON Of the Presby-
terian Home. 3050 Military rd. NV.
cTienSs Ssrs4s may caI anm. At the 5so 3 Il Hines
NV, after 8 pm. Monday, July so
parking facilitiesl. Services from
the Presbyterian Home, 305O MILF
tary I'd. NV, on Tuesday, July 81,
AZ 70 am. 11terment Cedar Hill
JERUsHALMY. DIR. NISSAN. On satur-
day, July 2S. 1859. DR., NISSAN
a. Balfour. Rockville, Nd, and Mrs.
Ivan B. Brendler. Silver Spring, He
also is survived by a brother. DR..
Jacob Jerushalmy, Santa Barbara,
Calf, and three grandchildren. Fu-
xansky a. Sons Funeral Home, 1901
adjaeenti. on wednesday. August i,
at IL am. Interment King David
HnST' $S chadEsR asRfsP lsSs MsH'Fisl R0eiys yfSs
JOY; MARGRET N. On Saturday. July
MsxiRoiRsSS2T; IA 1872; " at ,oN New .,0nsd YORK ;SS City
Of Corelli Joy and Mrs, Margret
Griffin, and grandmother of Iris
and Rita Joy. Also surviving are a
niece. Mrs. Mary L. Middleton; q
TsiafiNS: rsiSfew; DO1ald Dor ,IS B. Jones. Jones' other
pm, "Wednesday. friends are in
vited to call at the MCGUIRE Flu.
neral Home, 1920 9th st. NV, from
where the funeral party win leave
AZ pm. Thursday, August 2, fol-
eraveside services at Lincoln Me
mortal Cemetery.
KAISER, SOPHIA F.. On Saturday, Jul,
! 2S, 1862; at Fairfax HOSPITAL, so,
lane, Falls Church, Va, wife Of TIL
|; late Charles W. Kaiser. mother o,
Mrs. Virginia Coulter, Falls Church
Va: sister Of Mrs. Caroline Koerner
Washington, D. c.; two grandsoni
also survive Friends may cali a,
Pearson's Funeral Home, Az N
Washington St, Falls Church, Va.
Ices from the above Funeral aom,
on Tuesday. July 81, at . nm In,
terment National Memorial Park. 81
KEEGAN: SUSIE F. On Saturday. Jul,
Maine s., laurel, l. afF Md, Mlsdsi0fgSs sTs1E 81! I
KEEGAN, beloved mother of Mari
II keegan Of the home address. Mrs
keegan is also survived by on
ssandson' inGi%G RI.alard Richard NJ KeeEan, sns
Funeral Home. Inc. $50 Washing
on blvd, Laurel, Md. Mass will b.
offered for the repose of her sou
at st. Mary's Catholic Church
Laurel. Md. Interment church GENE
terry. ~
KLINE lI,IE g GERTEgDE ;csJ 2, N; 10. On Saturday
pitsl aERTRuDE sIsi & fMIo'ifanfs NJ KIfNE. Hos o
1914 Randolph st. ne, the beloved
wife Of the late Joseph N Kline anc
mother of Joseph N, ir. William
Duffy,- Paul F., John J. Kline anC
Mary L. Byrnes; sister Of Alice Duf.
", Irene Fitzhugh and Lucille
O'callaghan. Also surviving arC
fourteen grandchildren. Funera
from the Timothy Hanlon Funera
Home, 474S Wis ave. NV, on Tues.
day, July 81, at 9:15 am. Requiem
mass at st. Anthony's Church a
10 am. Interment Mt. Olivet Gene,
terry. 80
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MARGARET GILBERT. G

Saturday, July 9s. 1862, al 81.
Elizabeths Hospital, MARGARET
GILBERT JAMISON Of the Presby-
tsrian Home. 1880 Military ,rd, NV.
Co. Funeral Home, 290l 14th ST.
NV. after 8 pm. Monday, July 30
parking faciliriesl. Services from
the Presbyterian Home, 1880 MILF
tary I'd. NV, on Tuesday, July 81 4,
Cemetery
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9Ratha

CHARLES ALFRED. On Fri-
day, %, 1862, CHARLES ALFRED
BAILLIE Of 1921 Kenilworth ave,
East RiVerdale, Nd, beloved husband
OF Marian p. Bailey, father Of Mrs:
Rosemary Darnan, Edward ana
Alfred Condor and brother Of Mrs.
Jessie Taylor, Clarence, Ira and
Harold Baillie, He is also survived By
12 grandchildren Relatives and
friends may call at GaSch's Funeral
Home, 473o Baltimore ave, HayttS-
vile, Nd, where services will be
held on Tuesday. July 81. at 10 am.
Interment Carver Memorial Park
Cemetery. 80
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HUTCHINSON. BENJAMIN r. tHu..h,

nOIChINSON, BENJAMIN r. (HutehD.
0f slOS New Hampshire ave, Silver
spring, Nd, on July 20, 1862, be-
loved husband OF Willie Earline
autchinson, son OF Mrs. Lottie A.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
So3o Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Mo, on Wednesday. August |, At
~ am; Interment washington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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GAREEIT y ssa 81 TSs[EY !, ,o,,e,owg On Prid1y E1y
versity Hospital. O. TINsLEY GAR
NETT Of 1883 34th ST. NV, husband
Of Gwendoline Ffoulke Barnett, son
Of Mrs. Leslie Garnett. Services will
be held a st. PauPs Episcopal
Grounds on Tuesday, July 81. at
IL an. Interment private. In lieu
OF flowers, contributions may be
made to the American Cancer
Society. 80
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CHASE, zELIA ELIzABETH: On sun

day. July 90, 1852, at Montsomery
General Hospital. zELIA ELIZABETH
CHASE Of 3515 Briggs Chaney rd.,
Silver Spring, Nd, wife OF the late
Charles 3, Chase. mother Of Mrs.
Katie Williams, the Misses Addie B,
and Helen X. Chase, Mrs. Pauline
3. Abrahams, Mrs. Minnie B. pat
terson, Mrs. Louise c. Riggan, Mrs,
Clarice G. Iinkins. and foster mother
Of Robert d. Jones and sister Of Mrs
Maverly N. Kidd, Mrs. Louise B
Cheatham and Thomas J. Nunnally
There are IL grandchildren and NJ
great-grandchildren Mrs. Chase rests
at the Warner 3. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Nd, where private service
VIII be held on Wednesday. August
l, at IL am. (parking facilitiesl
Private interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Friends may visit at the
funeral home after 4 pm. Monday.
sympathy may be expressed in the
form Of memorials to the Mont
gomery County Heart Association, \,
3746 Howard ave, Kensington. Nd.
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GAYLoR, LUCINDA HUNT. On Sunday

54a5 Connecticut ave NV. NV LUCINDA
HUNT GAYLOR, wife Of the late
Howard - Gaylor She also Is
survived By two sisters. Mrs. Mabel
II. Morton and Mrs, Dorothy II.
EsSssi, boLn OF WASHINGTON. D. c.,
and q nephew, Charles b Burr, r.,
Of Bethesda, Nd. Services at the S.
H: Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290I
l4th st, NV, on Wednesday, August
]. at IL an. parking facilitieFl
1nterment Oak Hill Cemetery. an
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Ho9RsMANi HOBS GEsoRG6 4, s.; on satur-

day, July IS, 1882, GEORGE 'uT +
5slovsd SHsband Of MiIdrsdq iSIdfRsqst EiiuaS.tS Md
Horsman and father OF Mrs. lois
Post; Mrs; Ole Walker, Mrs. Betty
George T. Horsman, Jr. He is also
survived BY one sister, Mrs. Julia
Copsey. one brother. clifford Hors-
man and eight grandehildren.
Funeral from the HUNT Funeral
Home, Waldorf, Nd, on Tuesday,
July 81, at 1 80 pm. Services Al Old
Fields Episcopal Church, Hughes
ville, Nd, at 2 pm. Interment
church cemetery. an
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HOPKINS, LAURA. On sunday, July
LAURA HOPKINS Eiiss q RSoEy sS1s MoSst Ms5ass;
n. C., loving mother OF Ada Il
Hopkins Of WaShinston. d. C., and
4O3 N. Howell St.. Rocky Mount.
day. July 81, in Rocky Mount, N. G.
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JOSEPH A. LLN5, Becy.-Ireasurer
CARTER, MARY ELLEN. On Saturday,
pt @ sft.r sHo Ho months MsifE lines. sssd MzRY zS;
ELLEN CARTER, beloved daughter
Of 1t. Col, and Mrs. Sam Carter Of
Fort Meade, Md: sister Of John r.,
Alice L. and :ana Sue Carter. Also
sarah cater. and M ana MS Ms
Frank Richards, Bradenton, Fla.
Services win be held on Tuesday,
July 81. At 1880 pm, at 18th st.
Chapel. Meade Heights. Fort Meade,
Nd. Intsrment Arlington National
Cemetery. Expressions OF sympathy
may be sent 70 the Chaplain's Fund
or Beta Sig Phi Cancer Research
Endowment Fund, Kansas City,
Mo. (Erie, Pa, and Fl Paso, Tex,
papers. eopy,) Arrangements by
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8UsWELL, GEORGL ALBEkT. on
WashinatoDe ls M fso@i " eOy oEoRdE fSsR n AL. AZ
BERT BUswELL, beloved husband
Of Ethel A. Buswell. devoted father
Of Mrs. Norine b. Wells, grand-
father Of VIM. Z. Wells, ir. Funeral
services and interment In Nashua,
Hone' SIoet oe 81 iOt Nashus % N 4efA' n
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FOSTER. ANN NJ; On Saturday. July
%. 1882, at her residence, 31Ul
Connecticut ave. NV, ANN NJ.
FOSTER, wife Of the late Charles NJ.
roster, mother Of c. Murray Foster
Of New York City. Friends may call
at Gavler's Chapel, 1855 Pennsyl-
day Courtesy parking oppositel.
Services will be held at Fort Myer
Chapel on Tuesday, July 81, at /
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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BRAeALL, MARY, On Thursday, July

90, 1862. at District General Hos
pihal. MARY BRAGALL Of 212 @
st. NV. beloved wife Of Ben Bragan.
She also Is survived by one daughter,
Eula Lee Simmons; host of other
relatives and friends; Remains rest
neral Home, 3015 18th ST. n e..
(ample parking faeilities). where
friends may can after 4 pm. Mon
day. July 80. Funeral services Tues
day, July 81, at l pm, at the Bible
Way Church Of God in Christ, 1880
Z New Jersey ave. NV, Bishop SMALL
wood 3. williams officiating. In
terment Dale, 8. c. 80
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July 2s, 1862. At New Smyrna
Beach, fla, HAROLD NJ. BROWN,
formerly OF Arlington, Va, beloved
u p1 EdVard a R SsSS Blown. r. j1dSs % paul H p.
Brown and Miss Barbara Brown. He
also Is survived BY six grandchildren,
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Va, after IL noon on Monday, July
80, and Until I2 noon on Tuesday.
July 81, thence to st. Andrews
Episcopal Church, North Military rd
and Lorcum lane, Arlington. Va.
where funeral services will be held
at . pm. Interment National Me-
mortal Park. Kindly omit flowers.
In lieu of flowers contributions may
be made TO. the st. Andrews Epis-
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HuLFIsH, REBIA L. On sunday. July

2g, 1869, REBIA L. HULFIsH, 40ii
3sth ST., Brentwood, Md, beloved
VIE Of Frank N. Hulfish. Relatives
and friends may call at Gasch's
Hyattsyille, Nd, after nm on
Monday. where services will be held
on Tuesday, July 81, at pm, IN
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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HASSAkD, JOHN w. Major USAFl.
OF o9Ie PHYLLIS lane ,Alexandria:
Doris Q. Hlssard. father Of Mrs.
Janice d. wilkins and Mrs. Sandra
3. Gauuuie. Remains at Chambers'
Georgetown Funeral Home, 3O72 NJ
st. NV. until Wednesday, August,
At 2:30 :. m. Services at the Fort
Myer Chapel, at 3 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery, with
fuu military honors. 81
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BRIsCoE, HATTIE LOUISE. On Friday

July "a. 1852, at the Fairfax Hospi-
tai. HATTIE LOUISE BRTscoE, wife
Of the late John Preston Brtseoe,
mother of Mrs. GVendolyn N.
Benton Of Alexandria, Va, Marshall
Earl Briscoe Of Springfield, Va. and
sttsyfile, Nd. sister Of Mrs. Alice
Smith Of Arlington, Va, and Mrs.
Emma Outerbridge Of Chicago, III;
also survived By four Grandchildren.
and three great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Everly
Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900 West
funeral services will be held on
Tuesday. July 81, at 2 pm. Inter-
ment IVY Hi CemeterY 30
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WILLIE B. COLE. President
EMMA J. BURTON. Secretary
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INGRAM, DAVID, sr. On Friday, July
%, 1862, DAVID INGRAM. Sr., Of
709 I'd st. NV, devoted father Of
later. Arrangements by Frazier.
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Low-YieId
Device Fired
In Nevada

CAMP MERCURY, New, July
IL CAP).-A low-power nuclear
device, fired underground. sent
a cloud of dust and sand spurt-
ing high over the Nevada desert
today.
Informed sources had said
that a flash outShining the
morning sun and a brilliant
fireball. might be visible. But
newSmen watching from noun
tainS bordering the test site
we're not able to see them if
they occurred.
The first sign was a large
white cloud billowing upward
from behind low hills in the
Yucca Flat area IS miles north
of Las Vegas, New.
Presumably, the nuclear de-
vice was buried so shallowly
that it sent millions of tons of
earth skyward, blasting a crater
in the process.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion said only that the blast
was of low yield, meaning its
power was 20 kilotons or less.
A kiloton is equal to 1000 tons
of TINT.
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Owen Young, 81, Dies;
Ex-Heod of GE and RCA

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, July
II (APD Owen D. Young, 81
year-old industrialist and in
ternational monetary expert,
died at his home today. He had
been i'll a short time.
For II years, Mr.. Young had
been chairman of the board of
General Electric Co.. retiring
voluntarily in 1899 at the age
of IS.
In 1919. he was organizer of
Radio Corp. of America and
served as its first chairman
until 1881.
Mr.. Young, whose death was
announced first by relatives in
New York, was a native of Van
HorneSville, N. Y. He was a
graduate of st. Lawrence Uni
versity at Canton, N. Y. He
received his law degree from
Boston University in 1895.
Mr.. Young helped to put
Americas industrial develop
ment into rapid strides. In
bringing RCA into being, he
effected the pooling of patent
rights owned by various COR
porationS.
AS a result, the United States
gained dominance in the radio
field.
In 1924, Mr.. Young and
Charles G. Dawes were this
country's unofficial representa-
tives on a committee of experts
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source in the bill to pay for
benefits promised to business.
1t was a victory for the
committees veteran chairman,
Senator Harry F. Byrd. Demo-
crat of Virginia. who has vigor-
ouSly opposed the withholding
plan, and for many thousands
of savers and investors who
Swamped Senators with mail in
opposition to it.
Welfare Move Sought
The committee gave the ad-
miniStration a tentative VIC
tory, however, on the other
major provision in the bill
a 7 per cent investment credit
as an incentive to companies
to moderniZe their machinery
and equipment.
1t voted 1877 to approve the
principle of this provision, then
tentatively approved some mod
ificationS. The matter will con-
tinue under discussion in the
committee tomorrow. Senator
Byrd also strongly opposed this
section as a windfall.
Consideration of the tax bill
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conservatives regarding the
administrations programs. Mr..
johnson captured 81 per cent
of the votes over two oppo-
nentS in yesterdays 10th dis
trict primary.
In the only other congress
Sional primary in Virginia, John
o. Marsh, jr.. 35-year-old
Strasburg attorney, received a
stable plurality in a field of
five to succeed retiring Demo-
cratic Representative Burr P.
Harrison in the 7th (Shenan-
doah Valley district.
Complete unofficial returns
in the nearby 10th district
gave:
Mr.. johnson, 47-year-old
space research consultant and
Democratic chairman in Fair
fax County, 1885 votes.
Edwin Lynch, 48, Annandale
land developer and former
State legislator. who ran on a
program of attempting to weld
conservative and liberal factions
together, 3.081.
Charles w. Lowry, 81, former
Episcopal rector whose views
more nearly conceded with
those of the conservative State
organization headed by Sena-
tor Byrd, 1876.
Triumph for President"
Mr.. Johnson jubilantly inter-
preted his victory as a triumph
for President Kennedy and a
reputation of the Senator.
The Byrd machine has had
that State by the throat for
years." he declared.
mo one can ever doubt now
that the Democrats of the 10th
district want to follow the
leadership of President Ken
nedy and break the Byrd Broy-
hill grip on Northern Virginia.
I'm absolutely convinced that
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dent johnson and other Amer
lean politicians who had gath
cred at the auditorium here to
participate in the experiment.
The signal was beamed from
Washington to Andover, Me,
where it was sent by micro
wave to the satellite, which re-
layed it to Pleumeur Bodou,
France. The station in Brit
tany received about 19 minutes
two TV Segments and 4 min
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Ward Fired
Accidentally,
Court Told

Malcolm L. Ward, jr., told a
policeman he shot Donald G.
Cooley by accident while try
ing to get out of the Cooley
house. it was testified today in
Alexandria Municipal Court.
Ward, 10, of the 100 block of
Hilton street, Alexandria, was
held for action of the grand
jury by Judge James N Colo
Santo on a murder charge in
the death of Mr.. Cooley.
The testimony on the Ward
youth was given by Police Pvt,
Jerry Shockley, who said he
was already inside the Ward
home when Ward returned on
the night of July 2.
The first thing Ward said
was Il just saw a terrible thing
it was just terrible the
policeman testified.
Pvt. Shockley said that.
under questioning, Ward told
Of seeing his friend, William
G.. Billy Bodmer, stab Mr..
Cooley. who was Billy's STEP
father. and his mother. Mr..
Cooley died, but Mrs. Cooley is
recovering.
According to Pvt. Shockley,
Ward gave this account of the
tragedy:
Mr.. Cooley stood up after
Bodmer had stabbed him, and
walked toward Ward.
Ward turned to get away,
and the .22-caliber rifle he was
holding went off accidentally.
AS he walked toward Ward
Mr.. Cooley asked, What have
I done. what have I done?"
Ward dropped the rifle inside
the house and went out.
Ward, the policeman teSti-
fled, said he also saw Bodmel
stab his mother. Mrs. Katherine
Cooley.
Under Cross-eXamination by
Defense Attorney T. Brooke
Howard, Pvt. Shockley admitted
that Wards parents had not
wanted him to talk to their sor
and that he had threatened tc
arrest them if they continued
to interfere"
The policeman said the Ward
youth talked willingly to him
as soon as he was out of the
house and sitting in a patrol
car with the policeman.
Pvt. Shockley said also, I'M
der cross-eXamination, that
Ward told him he had nc
recollection of actually pulling
the trigger.
Bodmer, Is, charged with
numbering his Stepfather and
stabbing his mother. is being
held without bond for a hear
ing Monday in Alexandria Ju-
venile Court.
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the pro-Kennedy and anti-Byrd
machine factors were the i'm
portant ones"
Gov. Harrison was asked to-
day if he had any comment
on the outcome Of the elections.
He smiled and said:
"AS you realize. these were
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