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AP. 7-7200 HA. 2-322s
VACANT-Brick rambler. liv. rm.
with ftirspl,s din, rn.. 9 bedrms:,
fun bsmt. % with tn partly finished
rec. rm.. carport with one end
screened for family enjoyment.
Nice corner lot conv. to schools
and. shopping. S21,500. terms
PARAMOUNT SALES HA. 2-1s0O
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BIG FAMILY?
Caroline L. Campbell
Brick Rambler

EN-MAh-3-bedrm. brk. ramb.i
bsmt.. S17.500. FHA or CT as
sump.. immed. poss. FL. 4-9132.
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67O4 C ST.

A spacious comfortable 4
bedrm detached home on a
king-size corner lot ll25
'front.'. Center hall, living
room wffireplace. Lac.
solarium. sep. dining room.
kitchen big enough to eat in.
Modern oil h.-w h. 1 blk. to
elementary school. S17,50O,
terms. By appointment. Mr..
Gallagher, r.. G. DUNNE
Co, LA. 9-2500. Ewes. FE.
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AIR-C0ND. 4-bedrm. split in Bren
Mar Park. Assume GI. S21.600.
Avail. Nov. FL. 1924.
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ANTIQUE BRICK
CONTEMPORARY
PINE SPRINGS
ARLINGTON

3532 NORTH oLEBE RD.-Adja-
cent to Country Club. New 1 IL
and bsmt. All rooms are spacious
3a baths, center hall. h.-w.h..
lge. bedrms., fin. rm. in bsmt.
pvt. bath. owner selling. ia
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ARIINGrnN. anurH

ARLINGTON, SOUTH
&11.950-2-bedroom brick.
expandable TO 3 bedrooms.
Conv. to bus. schools and
shopping. Assume large LIST
trust. 5Kee interest. Now
vacant. ready for you to
move in.
Cooperative Listing Service
JOHN M. ANDERSON
A. s-s214 IA. 5-0S4.
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a. by 2s #. 4 in.

8 bedrms., 21z baths, liv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din.
rm, all-electric kit. with
eating space, and large lot
"A by 180, plenty Of shade
trees; mr. schools, transp.
and shopping. DIR: Out
Lee hwy, right at Potomac
st. to Open Sign. For sale
by owner-builder, E. F.
MITCHELL. JE. 2-1Ol1.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
lcoNIINUeDl

TEMPLETON KNOLLS. one Of few
large older homes in this mod.
community. Handy to everything,
A bedrms., lovely wooded 65x2OO
= lot. Sl3.5OO. Terms.
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BRICK. 4 BEDRMs., spaciousnes
is the keynote Of this immaculate
home. 2 minutes from Fall
Church. Living rm. with fireplace
dining rm.. modern kitchen. bsmt.
l5x24 glass ialousied heated fam.
lily rm. Huge handicapped lot with
trees. Excellent neighborhood,
blks. off Rte. so. Priced to sci
Immediately at S19,50O. 500
down, payments less than rent
Don't fail to see this one. II vol
95S. PLANTATION REALTY, JE
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PARKER
HOILEY REALITY

51s3 Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. S-535C
ARLINGTON. n, 532. N. oxFoYl
ST.-OPEN 1-DARK.-Charmfnl
3-bedroom, 1Ia-bath sparkling
white, all-brick, Spick-and span
spacious Colonial home. Excep.
tional, close-in and convenient, N
ARLINGTON ASHTON HEIGHTS)
community. Fireplace, formal din
ing rm., porch. full basement
Beautifully Handicapped, fenced-ir
level lot, Terrific value for S21,'
$50 (FHA approved) with CEN.
TRIAL AIR CONDITIONING anc
many other bonus extras! Low
down payment. Vacant. Move in
with deposit. Easy to reach by
either car or bus. b32 N. Oxford
st, is sandwiched betw. N. Per-
shing DR.. and Wilson blvd, TYSON
REALTY CO., JE. 1854.
ARL., My OWNER. Immed. oc.
cupancy. 3-bedrm. rambler. 10
min. Pentagon. Is min. Wash.
cir, 8 full baths. 2 firepls. fin
ished walk-out bsmt. Scr. porch,
carport. lovely wooded area.
$27,9 $50. 53S-2467 or 3S5-6509.
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FAIRFAX
NEAR SCHOOLS

to Fairfax circle. left 237 through
the light Sager, left to Barbour.
ALLEN z. TURNER. INC, ia.
4-o053.
FAIRFAX-S-room split, ~ baths
carport, patio. S2l,75O. Si,4O0
down on GI equity. CIR. 3-29SO.
FAIRFAX BY OWNER -2B hath
split-level. fine feat. 81, 800 dn.
u q GI assump. OR. 3-5726 eve.
FAIRFAX-Trades Considered New
all-brick. 3 bedrms., 2 colored
baths. lge. din. rm.. firepl., h.-W.
Dashboard heat. De luxe kit. full
walk-out bsmt., y acre on cul.
de-sac. S21, $50. CIR. 3-1l95.
FAIRFAX AREA-Remodeled farm
house. 1-acre lot. 2 bedrms.. Iiv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm,, lge. kit
sep. workshop S14,9OO. Assume
G1 loan. OWNER. 3S5-5665.
FAIRFAX REALTY offers 10 acres
Small home. pasture, trees ON
paved road. S13.75O. CIR. 3-24O7.
FAIRFAX TOWN-Delightful homa
with versatile rooms, 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. huge rec. rm,. / "
baths, lovely fenced ward, Close
to schools, churches and Shopping.
FHA appraised at S19,5OO or CT.
OWNER. or 9-o1Rg
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

9ee-s49S REALTORS
ST. JOHNS. chillum Area-Brick
Colonial liv. I'm. with fireplace,
DIN. rm.. kit. on LIST floor, 3 bed
rms. and bath on 2nd. Large
side porch. full basement with
y hatn. Asking Sl6.5OO. FHA
PARaMoUNT SALES. HA. 2-1sOo
81. MARGARET's-SEAT PLEASANT
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refuses to decorate thi
4-bedrm. plus pan. den home. In
sists on purchaser choosing col
ors. Here's your chancel Truly at
trac. all-brick with 4 stately col
umns. coach light. u -acre setting
Formal din. rm. entering ont
20x14 Open porch. Magnificent kit
with 8 individ. recessed spots IL
ceiling over work areas, plus pull
down lighting over breakfast area
Fin. rec. rm.. all-brick firepl. wall
attach. gar, h.-w.h.. 3 fun baths
beaut. pvt. wooded rear lot. Onl!
So, $50. Shown BY appt. JE. 2
5000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN RLTY.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VL. HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AWARD wnNNER-Appealing brick.
INABILITY and convenience. Lovely
big living I'm. with delightful
brick wall firepl.. I4-ft. dining
rm-, completely equipped luxury
kitchen, large bedrms.. ? full
baths, 54-ft. rear balcony, full
ground-level bsmt. with 3rd bath
possible. Priced below the neigh
borhood at S26-950. HANSON
HOMES. Realtors, JE. 3-3737.
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ROE
ANNANDALE
so. 6-9100 CL. $500
DIFFERENT?

This two-year-old custom styled
rambler sure is. Painted brick ex-
terror, three large bedrooms, three
full baths, separate dining room.
completely equipped kitchen with
eating space for the whole family.
Fireplace in the living room, 25-
IT. finished rec. room with bar
to-wau carpet stays. The expen-
stve taste certainly shows In this
home. S25,750 Is the FHA apprai-
sal and sales price. Call today.
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FALLS HILLS-4 bedrms. on /
floor In this one-of-a-kind brick
rambler n an area of lovely
lightful kitchen with breakfast
area. modernistic styled open
living rm. and dining room, 3
baths and finished recreation rm.,
carport and screened porch ali
for only S32.950.
STANLEY r.
ROWLAND CO., INC.
Realtor ,JE. 3-s3sA
Continued On Next Pass.5
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seo7 LIVINGSTON RID. Sc.

THE OWNER HAS ORDERS and
will talk terms See this lovely s.
with firepl.. all modern kit. .
baths. finished rec. rm. with air
eond. Bar. firepl.. playroom. Built
= IN garage. Priced in low POS.
4 DIR: out Indian Head hwy. past
Oxon Hill Jr. High. left on Liv-
tngston rd.. 2 blks. to sign.
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BY OWNER, 4 mi. from Spring
field-3-bedrm. ramb., Wv. car
pet, washer and ryer, 15-cu. 1T.
deep freeze, attach. garage. acre.
SlS.SO0. Phone 703-455-9162.
BUILDERS OWN HOME-Rambling
rancher on 34-acre Handicapped lot
with holly. pines and apple trees.
Solid brick construction with de-
signed floor plan, large separate
dining rm. with twin French doors
opening onto big, breezy summer
fully. equipped de luxe Kitchen,
ample bedrms., master with pow
der rm., 300-ft. rec. rm. with fire.
place, large 2-car garage, quality
plus. Treat yourself to q fine home
for S27,500. First time offered.
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ASSUME

Payments on this doll house in
Falls Church. Three bedrooms,
separate dining room. Rear yard,
fenced with trees. White ranch
fence encloses the front side of
home with q huge weeping willow
In front. Call now. Only S14,500.
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CURTIS BROS.

CH. s-5sOO Ewes. cH. s-76ss
EANDOVER KNOLLS = 3-bedrm.
rambler. Air cond. 1mmed. occup.
New school. OWNER, SP. 3-522l.
EANDOVER HILLS, st. Mary's Par
ish-3-bedrm. Colonial, sep. din.
rm., rec. rm., front porch, large
fenced yard, FLA $3.50 dn., VA no
SIS dn., S7S.69 mo. Sl4,25 UN.
4-5550. LANGLEY REALTY.
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FAMOUS FABLES
BEETLE BAILEY
DR.. KILDARE
ON STAGE
BUCK ROGERS
BY Z. E. EDGAR

IN RESERVE: Author John
Gunther has had TO take a
lot of ribbing as a result Of
his many ''Inside" books. he
relates In "A Fragment OF
Autobiography"
ION one occasion, my
Clifton Fadin asked what I
would do when / ran out Of
continents. Then he gave his
own quick answer:
""Try incontinence.'"
SIMPLICITY: To keep the
business Of living as uncom-
plicated as possible. Scientist
Albert Einstein stripped his
wardrobe down TO the bare
essentials. Belts he frowned
upon neckties he eschewed-
he even was determined TO
give up wearing socks.
But Herr professor" pro-
tested a friend. Prom socks
you get warmth"
"BahiT scoffed Einstein.
"From socks you only get
holes"
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P.J. Broderick, 70,
Ex-D.C. EmpIoye,
Native of Ireland

Patrick J. Broderick, 10, ar
employe of the District Of
Columbia government for sc
years, died in Suburban Hospi.
tai, Bethesda, yesterday after 6
heart attack.
Mr.. Broderick, who lived al
4341 Chesapeake street NV.
came to Washington from his
native County Limerick, Ire
land, around the turn of the
century. He worked as a me-
chanic for the District govern
ment from 1922 until his retire
ment in 1852.
Mr.. Broderick was a member
Of the Holy Name Society of
st. AIMS Catholic Church
Wisconsin avenue and Yuma
street NV.
He leaves a son, Joseph, of
o1uo WeSCrlQge road, west
haven, Md; a daughter, Julia,
OF the home address; a brother,
John, 4618 Iris place, Rockville;
a sister, Mrs. William Mulligan,
434 Crittenden street NV, and
three grandchildren. Mr.. Brod-
erick's wife, Nora Hunt Brod-
erick. died two years ago.
Friends may call after 6
o'clock tonight at Hanlon's Flu
neral Home, 4748 Wisconsin
avenue NV. A mass will be
offered at 10 am. Friday at St.
AIMS Church. Burial will be
in Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
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Alfred c. Petty,
Claimed Victory
At San Juan Hill

LIVERMORE, Calf, Feb. z
(AP)-Alfred c. Petty, IS, died
Monday, unsuccessful in his
fight for recognition as the first
man to reach the top in the
Battle of San Juan Hill during
the Spanish-American War.
Mr.. Petty was a rawboned
private of Company H of the
18th United States Infantry at
the time of the battle in 1898.
He insisted he OUTRAGED Teddy
Roosevelt and his Rough Riders
to the top of the hill.
Il leaped up, threw off my
hat and started out with woop
and a holler," he used to recall.
At the top, he insisted, he cap
tured the only two Spanish
prisoners of the day.
He received a special citation
from President Mckinley in
1899, the Distinguished Service
Cross in 1855 and another spe-
cial citation in 1857. But he
didn't get what he wanted
recognition as the first man to
reach the top of the hill. So,
later in 1857, he returned his
medal and citations to the Gov
eminent.
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Father Storck, "a,
Former Counselor
At LoyoIo College

BALTIMORE, Feb. 7 (AP).-
The Rev. Herman I. Storck
former student counselor of the
Loyola College Evening Grad
uate Division, died in Mercy
Hospital yesterday after a
short illness. He was "a.
Father Storck was a men,
Der of the Society of Jesus for
81 years.
A native Of Baltimore, he
was graduated from Loyola
College, Canisius College and
College in 1897 and later taught
at Fordham University, Boston
Georgetown University as a
professor Of chemistry.
He was registrar at Fordharn,
where he assisted in establish
ing its medical school.
He served for nine years as
pastor of st. Thomas Manor,
Bel Alton, Md, in Southern
Maryland before returning to
Loyola College in 1850.
His survivors include a bro
ther, C. Edward Storck, and
three sisters, Mrs. George
Thornton and Mrs. William j.
Taylor, all of Baltimore and
Mrs. George j. Barkman OF
Laurel, Md.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Friday at st. Ig-
natius Church. Burial will be
at Woodstock College Cemetery
in Howard County.
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Roy Atwe|I, Suffering
Comedian Had Iona Career

showed in during a harsh Up
state New York winter. Later,
he attended the Sergeant
School of Acting in New York
where he was a classmate of
the late Cecil B. DeMille.
He spent one season acting
in silent movies. In 1886 and
for several seasons thereafter,
he performed with Joe Penner's
radio troupe on the Columbia
Broadcasting System network
Mr.. AtWell was married and
divorced three times. His wives
were Blanche Mecredy, a Zieg-
field Follies beauty known as
Blanche West; Dorothy Young,
daughter of the banker, George
w. Young, and Ethel Smith of
Chicago.
Survivors include a sister,
Mrs. Louise L. Quackenbush
of Herkimer. N. Y, and a
daughter by his third marriage,
Miss June Atwell of North
Hollywood, Calf.
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Miss Wiltshire,
Retired Geology
Survey Craftsman

Miss Lucie M. Wiltshire, II, a
craftsman with the United
States Geological Survey for
more than 40 years, died Sun
day at her home, 1920 Tilden
street NV.
Miss Wiltshire, a native of
Front Royal, Va, came to
Washington when she was 8
years old. She was graduated
from old Central High School.
and began her career with the
Conservation Division of the
Geological Survey in 1917. She
received an Interior Depart
ment Commendable Service
Award at her retirement in
1860.
Miss Wiltshire was a member
Of Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church.
Friends may call after 3 pm.
tomorrow at Hines Funeral
Home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Services will be at 2 pm.
Friday at Hines. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07
Arthur frost,
Studio Owner

Arthur E. frost, SO, former
president and general manager
of the Toledo Grain & Milling
Co. of Toledo, Ohio, and owner
of the Jo-Art's Ceramic Studio
here, died yesterday in Prince
Georges General Hospital of a
heart attack.
Born in Toledo, Mr.. frost
attended Northwestern Univer-
sity and the University of
Toledo and was a member of
the Toledo Board of Trade and
the Elks Club. After selling
his business in 1852 he moved
to Hyattsville, Md, and opened
the ceramic studio at 2513
Bladensburg road NE.
He leaves his wife Josephine
and a son, Arthur E., jr., of the
home address, 5000 Decatur
place, Rogers Heights. Md;
two daughters, Mrs. Hills M.
Howell of Edmonston, Md, and
Mrs. Ida Lee of Toledo, and
10 grandchildren.
Services will be at 9 am.
Saturday at GaSch's Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore avenue,
Hyattsville. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Mrs. Elizabeth B. Burks, ",
Retired Fairfax Teacher

Mrs. Elizabeth Butler Burks,
for 80 years a Virginia elemen-
tary school teacher. died Sun
day at her home, 407 Yorktown
court, Fairfax, after a heart at
tack. She was II.
A native of Shepherdstown,
w. Va, she was graduated from
Shepherd State Teachers Col
lege. After teaching for II years
in Clarke County, Va, she came
to Fairfax Elementary School
in 1947. Mrs. Burks retired in
1860.
She was a member of the
Fairfax Education Association
and Truro Episcopal Church.
She leaves two sons, Harry H.
Burks, jr., of Vienna, principal
of Wilson Elementary School,
and Craighill S. Burks of Oak
ton, principal of Mclean High
School.
She also leaves a sister, Mrs.
Charles S. Mercein of 5 East
Glebe road, Alexandria, and
four grandchildren. Her hus-
band, Harry H. Burks, ST., died
in 1880.
Services will be held at 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. 7 (AP).-
Roy Atwell, the suffering CO.
median of Vaudeville, musical
comedy and radio fame, died
yesterday after an illness of six
weeks. He was SO.
Mr.. Atwell, a native of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, started his stage
career 70 years ago by playing
a flute in Gilman's Band.
Only last January /, it was
announced that he had been
added to the cast of "a Funny
Thing Happened on the Way
to the Forum" a musical which
will open here May 3.
Mr.. Atwell was at his Broad
way peak in the 1920s and
l930s. His friend, the late
Booth Harrington, wrote a
Broadway farce for him in
1929 entitled "How's Your
Health?"
AS a youth, Mr.. Atwell ran
away from home with a theatre
cal wagon troupe that was
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Mr.. Dorsey leaves his wife,
Juanita K. of the home address
at 1910 Van Buren, street NV;
son, Frederick, also of the
home address; a brother, Frank
of Dayton, Ohio; two brothers
John and Walter of Georgia,
and two sisters. Mrs. Beatrice
Fowler and Mrs. Belle Cooley,
both of Georgia.
Friends may call after 4 pm.
today at the Mcguire Funeral
Home, 1920 Ninth street NV.
Services will be at Lincoln
Memorial Congregational Tenn
pie, Eleventh and R streets
NV, at l pm. tomorrow.
Burial with full military honors
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Fred Dorsey, 48, Dies;
School Counselor

Fred o. Dorsey, 40, treasurer
Of the Board of Deacons of
Lincoln Memorial Congrega-
tional Temple. died Sunday at
the Washington Hospital Gen.
ter.
A Washington resident since
1916, Mr.. Dorsey had been a
guidance counselor at various
schools here for IA years. At
his death he was assigned to
Spingarn High School, Twenty
fourth street and Benning road
NE. and in the evenings he
counseled at Roosevelt High,
Thirteenth and Upshur streets
NV.
Before joining the public
school system in 1852 Mr..
Dorsey had been a guidance
counselor at both Catholic and
Georgetown Universities.
Served in Europe
Mr.. Dorsey, born in Davis
town, Ga, was graduated from
Morehouse College in At
lanta in 1887. He worked for
the United States Employment
Service there until World War
II. From 1912 to 1945 he
served with the 1951st Army
ordnance unit in Europe.
Mr.. Dorsey, who had studied
at New York University, SYRIA
cuse IN. " University and the
University of Maryland, re-
ceived an MA. degree from
Catholic University in 1948.
He belonged to Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity, the National
Education Association and the
National Vocational Association
as well as the Board of Deacons
and Social Action Committee
at the Lincoln Memorial Tenn
pie.
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pm. tomorrow at the Truro
Episcopal Church chapel, Fair
fax, with burial in Fairfax Gem
etery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to
the scholarship fund of the
Fairfax Education Association
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In MRntnrtattt

JONES, GRACE LACE E. o In Toying m qeRSg
today. February Z. 1861.
The world may change from year
And = friends ENDS from day to day,
But never will the one we loved
From memory rR pass ca aTayi
Ih Of our ' loving Sister. cATHERiNEE
L. LEAHY, who passed away ten
years ago today. February Z, 1852.
Although your soul is now at rest.
And free from care and pain,
The world would seem like Heaven
If we had you back again.
The years may wipe out many
But this they wipe out never.
The memory Of those happy days
"nen we M xfES H iGNSfsn cecilia.
MANGUM, FRANK c., Jr. In loving
memory Of my husband on his birth ,ts
departed this life october rs. 1868.
Though sweetly beneath your velvet
turf
You slept the calendar away;
Your ninth birthday
Since you were taken away.
1 think of you, my darling,
Not as dead, but living still,
Waiting at the gate Of Heaven
10 G @ssi "a WIFE " goo BEVERLY VERIFY
MEDLEY. MATTE E. In memory Of
our beloved mother and mother-in-
law. MATTE E. MEDLEY, who
passed away seventeen years age
today, February 7. 1945.
Beyond the sunset she has gone
To rest little while.
YouR DAUGHTER AND soN-IN-
Law LEWIS AND CARRIE
MERRYMAN, WILLIAM W. In loving
memory Of oqr dear hTs6and and M
Wbo depsrted IN this V" life four Years
ago today. February 7. 1858.
In our hearts a memory is kept
OF the one we loved and will never
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, SONS AND
DAUGHTER.
WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN AND La
o tTS Sasr Of oye F 70 sne
BENJAMIN F. WILLIAMS, who
January s, 1885. and mother, LA;
VINIA WILLIAMS. who passed
away JWenCy-One years ago tOuAy,
February 7. 1871.
. This we know. death does not sever.
Love and memory, they live forever.
MARY L. WILLIAMS, LOUISE
PETERS. EMMA J. FORD, VIC
TORIA DISHMAN.
WOODALL, ELIZABETH. In loving
memory of our dear grandmother,
ELIZABETH .WoODALL, who de-
parted this life twenty-five years
ago.
You left a beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told,
And to US who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.
May your soul rest in peace.
YOUR LOVING GRANDDAUGH-
TIERS ALICEMARIE PITTS AND
GWENDOLYN P. GLASPIE.
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DEATHS
HIT Mrntnrtattt
Announcements of
Services by Chambers

BROWN, HELEN RUTH. In loving
memory Of our daughter and sister,
HELEN RUTH BROWN, who de-
parted this lie two years ago, Feb
Loved in life, remembered in death.
THE BELCHER FAMILY.
BUTLER, EQUILLIA. In loving re-
EQUILLIA BUTLER, who passed
away nine years ago. February z,
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Always tender, fond and true;
Ih ERE is not day dear Father
We would not feel SO bad;
But God called you early one
morning,
And 'o9 96 You fsst' away from this world
HILDA ALLEN.
FRANK. MOSES. In loving memory
OF our, dear father. MOSES FRANK,
who departed this life seven years
ago today. February Z, 1855.
This day we, say, q solemn prayer
That That the LORD win keep in His care.
WE'VE AND NORMAN.
HABERMAN, ABEL. In loving re-
ABEL HABERMAN. who departed
this life one year ago today, Feb
ruary T. 1861.
One year ago today
When God called you home to rest,
Following eleven years of illness;
In His wisdom He knew best.
Patiently bearing your suffering,
And growing weaker every day,
God gave you twelve years with our
daughter
Before He called you away.
Loving memories are all we have
The tears are all at rest;
In lonely and silent grave
Lies our dear one we loved, but could
LOVING WIFE, RUTH. AND
DAUGHTER, JO-ANN.
JOHNSON, SARAH E. In loving
memory of our dear mother and
grandmother, SARAH E. JOHNSON.
who departed this life four years
ago. February T. 1858.
You left a place no one can fill.
And in our hearts you finger still;
Your life was a hymn to the glory
Of love and giving.
In our hearts memory is kept
OF the one we all loved and will
DEVOTED CHILDREN. CATHERINE.
DELMA AND DOUGLASS, AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
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BECKMAN, HELEN MARGUERITE

On Monday, February 5. 1862, al
p1Gt9E Egv Hospital HELEN Emo MAR.
ST.. south. Arlington, Va. beloved
phi. Md; Mrs. Jessie Keller OF
Arlington, Va. and Mrs. Halle
Peele of Raleigh, N. C. Services
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 290I 14th st. NV, on
Wednesday. February Z, at 8 pm.
parking facilities. Interment Cum
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BENNETT, BLANCHE IRENE.

BLANCHE IRENE O BEqEaNENErTq. beloved iiSSai
wife of the late Richard H. Ben
neLt. Sne also Is survived by
c SHye cn ana aiobtaen see srsnd
children. Friends may call at the
Mattingley Funeral Home, Leonard
town, Md, until Friday, February
8, at 10 am. Requiem mass at Our
Lady's Chapel, Medleys Neck. Md,
at 1870 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery. WASHINGTON, D. c.. at
,12:30 pm. Rosary on Thursday
February g. at X pm \
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CRAIG. CHESTER MAYNARD. Sud-

denly, on Sunday, February 4,
MAYNaRP cRhfG Of T ioa15 pfImR
ave, Kensington, Md. beloved hus-
band of Rita S. Craig son of
Charlie Craig and brother of Melvin,
William R., Carl B., James NJ and
Roy Allen Craig, Mrs. Mae Watson.
Mrs. Mozelle Raker. Mrs. Maxine
Earls and Mrs. Peggy Thompson
Friends may call at the S. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14th st.
NV, after 10 am. Wednesday,
February 7 (parking facilities).
Services at Fort Myer Chapel. Fort
Myer, Va, on Thursday, February g,
at 2 pm. Interment Arlington Ma