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Mrs. Edwards, IA,
Mother of U. S.
Commerce Aide

Mrs. Mary Washington Fra
zer Edwards, "a, mother of AS
siStant Secretary of Commerce
Hickman Price, jr., died in New
York yesterday.
A native of Nashville, Tenn,
she was one of the leaders OF
the women'S suffrage move
ment in Tennessee.
Mrs. Edwards, long active in
civic affairs, was president OF
the American Women'S Club OF
Brussels, Belgium. Until she
became i'll several months ago
she spent much of her time in
Brussels and Sac Paulo, Brazil.
Her son by her first marriage
Hickman Price, jr., is Assistant
Secretary Of Commerce for Do
mestic Affairs. He lives at 1912
r street NV.
Mr.. Prices wife, Margaret. is
Democratic National commit
teewoman from Michigan and
vice chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
Mrs. Edwards also leaves
three brothers. Col. George A.
Frazer and Henry S. Frazer,
both Of Nashville, and Joseph
w. Frazer of New York.
Services will be held in New
York.
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Shirley Preston,
Stuff Assistant
To Senator

Miss Shirley A. Preston, 81
a staff assistant to Senator
Proxmire, Democrat of Wiscon-
sin, died today at her home
2o7 A street NE. after a long
illness.
Miss Preston. a native ot
Baltimore. had been working in
the Senator's office since 1855
and before that had worked in
similar capacity for Senator
Knowland, Republican of Cali
fornia.
Miss Preston, who was with
the General Electric Corp. in
Baltimore during World War II
came here in 1916 and worked
part time with George Wash
ington University where she
was studying.
In 1850, Miss Preston, a Phi
Beta Kappa student, was grad
uated with honors and received
her bachelors degree in polit.
ical science.
After graduation she worked
as a research assistant with the
Carnegie Foundation until 1857
when she took the job with Sen.
ator Knowland.
Miss Preston leaves hel
mother, Mrs. Austin England
of the home address.
Funeral services will be al
1880 am. Saturday at the Let
Funeral Home, Fourth stree
and Massachusetts avenue NE
Burial will be in Easton, Md.
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Rev. R. l. Whittenburg, 80,
Kin of Duvy Crockett

The Rev. Robert L. Whitten-
burg. 80. retired minister of
Disciples of Christ Churches in
Suitland and Landover, Md,
and great-grandson of Davy
Crockett. died of a heart at
tack Tuesday night in his home,
35 Maryland avenue. Parkland,
Md.
An authority on Crockett's
life, he published a genealogy
of him and supplied back
ground material for a movie on
the frontier hero's life.
The Rev. Mr.. Whittenburg
was born near Marshfield, Mo,
on April 81, 1882. He was edu-
Gated at Culver Stockton Col
lege, Canton, Mo, and Drake
University, Des Moines, Iowa,
where he was licensed as a
minister of the Disciples of
Christ.
He came to Prince Georges
County in 1888 and served the
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Mrs. Olivia Better, Active
In Music, Volunteer Work

Mrs. Olivia G. Better, So, q
musician, church and commun-
ity worker, died after a heart
attack Sunday in District Gen.
eral Hospital, where she hac
done volunteer work.
An employe of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing for 2S
years. Mrs. Better headed the
Treasury Department Recrea.
ton Board when it did volun-
teer work for the polio fund un.
der Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
AS a pianist and organist
Mrs. Better served severa
churches, including Simm:
Memorial Methodist, where fol
several years she was choir di-
rector, and Ebenezer Methodist
of which she was a member.
She also played for the Sal
walton Army and for the Am
baSsadors of Good Will, a group
of blind singers who visit hos
pitals.
/ Born in Lynchburg, Va, Mrs
Better came to Washington in
1918. Here she met her hus-
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Reuben Rudy, Sr.
Arlington Printer
And Fisherman

Reuben P. Rudy, sr., 81, g
print shop foreman and out
doorsman, died yesterday al
Arlington Hospital of cancer
Mr.. Rudy. who did a lot OF
hunting and fishing when he
could get away from his job
as foreman of Arlington Print
and Stationers Shop, was
secretary Of Arlington Fairfax
Elks Lodge 2188.
Born in Tyrone. Pa, he was
a member Of the Moose Lodge
there, and was affiliated with
the Masons in Sac Paulo
Brazil, where he was sales
manager for a tool company fol-
five years.
He leaves his wife, Frances
A.. at the family home, 7467
Little River Turnpike, Amman
dale. Va; his father. Reuben
G. Rudy. Tyrone; two sons
Reuben P. Rudy. jr., 2O55 North
Glebe road, Arlington. and
Donald A., Portland. Oreg.: two
daughters, Mrs. Lucinda Chile
Tyrone, and Mrs. Patricia j.
Oliver. Dennisport, Mass; and
two grandSons.
Services will be at 10 am. on
Saturday at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Columbia Pike and S.
Wayne street, in Arlington
Burial will be Monday in
Tyrone.
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Harry A. Fronck,
Retired Writer

LANGHORNE, Pa, April 19
(AP).-Harry A. Franck, 80,
retired writer, world traveller
and lecturer, died Tuesday at
a nursing home here.
Mr.. Franck, who lived in
Solebury. was a graduate of
the University of Michigan.
He Travelled the world writing
about his experiences as a
self-styled vagabond and his
problems of living off the land.
His best-known book was "a
Journey Around the World"
published in 1910. It was in
print 40 years.
At the age Of 80, Mr.. Franck
walked the length of the Andes
Mountains from Colombia to
Argentina. a feat which led
to another of his 20 books.
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H. w. Summers Dies,
Ex-Representotive

Former Texas Representative
Hatton w. Summers, 81. out
spoken proponent of the vote
for District residents during his
"a years in Congress, died in
Dallas today of a heart attack.
Mr.. Summers, the Repre-
sentative from Texas Fifth
District Dallas. was a long
time member of the House Ju-
dietary Committee. and served
as its chairman for IS years.
In 1899, he introduced a biz
which would have empowered
Congress to delegate any or
all Of its power over local gov
ernment.
Mr. Summers. a Democrat,
and the late Senator Arthur
Capper. Republican of Kansas,
in 1916 introduced a bill, also
defeated, to grant District
citizens the vote for President
and the right to elect voting
representatives in Congress.
Over a Nationwide radio
broadcast that year. he termed
Washington's lack of voice in
national affairs "an ever-pres-
ent danger" to a democratic
philosophy of government.
Hit Lack Of Vote
He argued that since people
preach so much about the in
justice of taxation without
representation, why should the
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Mrs. SundIin, Sister
Of Judge Carl KiIduy

Mrs. Margaret Sandlin died
Tuesday in San Antonio, Tex,
her home. She was the sister OF
Judge Carl j. Kilday, 3507 Al
bemarle street NV, of the
Court of Military Appeals.
Services for Mrs. Sandlin, a
retired employe of the Vet
Grams Administration in San
Antonio, we're scheduled for this
afternoon with burial in San
Antonio.
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/ people Of Washington be com
pletely voteless?"
Upon his retirement in 1945
Raymond Moley, in a Star ar
ticle, described Mr.. Sumner.
as our foremost advocate oi
local and personal responsible
ty in government"
The son of poor parents. Mr.
Summers had only one year o.
| formal high school education
But he received several honor
airy degrees from colleges.
He learned his law by reading
in a Dallas law office where
he only was supposed to dust
the books.
Born near Fayetteville
Tenn, he moved to Texas al
I18 and, after absorbing the
dusty lawbooks, was admitted
to the Texas bar in 1897. He
first entered politics in 1906
and was elected Dallas County
attorney.
The people first sent him to
Congress as a Representative
at-large in 1912. Two years
later, they chose him as their
Representative from the Fifth
District.
Advised Philippines
During the 1930s when the
Philippines were shaping their
government before becoming
independent, Mr.. Summers was
asked for advice on drawing
up their constitution.
Three Observation-Disclosures
Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt
and Harry S. Truman-were
personal friends.
His long service on the House
Judiciary Committee began
during Herbert Hoover's ad-
ministration and continued
through Mr.. Roosevelt's pres
idency and several years of the
Truman administration.
Mr.. Summers had been active
since his retirement, serving as
research director for the
Southwest Legal Foundation at
Southern Methodist.
A lifelong bachelor, he leaves
a sister, Mrs. Willis j. Davi.
Of Atlanta.
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band, Earle Better, who died in
the early 1940s.
Mrs. Better leaves two sisters,
Mrs. EarleaSe Parish, isis Thir-
teenth street NV, and Mrs.
Margaret Washington, with
whom she lived at 1912 Emer-
son street NV; three brothers,
Richard. of 70 @ street S.W.,
Howard. at the family home,
and Charles, of New York.
Services we're scheduled today
at Ebenezer Methodist Church,
Fourth and D streets Sc, with
burial in Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
preSSions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to District
General and other hospitals.
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LemueI F. ZerkeI, 76;
Funeral to Be Today

Funeral services were to be
held today at 4 pm. at Bradley
Funeral Home. Luray, Va, for
Lemuel Ferdinand Zerkel, rs,
U. S. commissioner in Shenan-
doah National Park since 1889,
who died yesterday after a
short illness.
Burial was to follow in Green
Hill Cemetery at Luray.
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DEATHS
1n Mrntnriattt
Announcements Of

JACKSON. GEORGE W. In lovins
memory of our father and husband
GEORGE w. JACKSON. who de-
parted this life April 10. 1859.
In our hearts your memory fingers
Sweetly. tenderly, fond and true;
There is not a day. dear George
YoGR Thst EoyS Ee AZ not wiFR thlRk q SUSIE sHs
AND CHILDREN. VATTEL. MIL:
PocAHoNTAs.
MAGRUDER, MARY ADA. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. grand
RGRY M2ieSF ADA 1nd %Ro Ss
today. April 10. 1865.
No fortune or fame can ever COM
To a mothers love or a mother,
And Of .Idin!l ii GODS gifts there isn't
So precious and wonderful as you
dear Mother.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, GRAND.
SHHILBREN GHI RRE AND aREAT-oRAND'
ing memory of our wife and mother
MARGARET MONTGOMERY, wht
passed away one year ago today
| April 19, 1861.
One year has passed since that sac
day
When our dear one was called away
1 God called her home. it was Hi.
/ But in our hearts she liveth still.
| HUSBAND. JAMES R. MONTGOM.
| ERY, AND CHILDREN
NASH. ROLAND VINCENT. In sac
! but loving memory of our deal
brother ROLAND VINCENT NASH
who passed away one year ago to.
day April 10. 1851.
God grant him peace. and may tht
| perpetual light shine upon him.
HIS DEV0TED SISTERS. MARY
NICK, WILLIAM MARSHALL. In low,
/ ing memory of our loved one. Will.
LIAM NJ. NICK, who passed away
| four years ago today, April 10
1858.
You are not forgotten. loved one
! Nor will you ever be:
AS long as life and memory last
We will remember thee.
MRS; DoRIs CARTER AND MRS
SAMPLES, RICHARD RAY. In loyini
PIES. who passed away one yea
ago today. April 10. 1851.
His smiling way and pleasant fac
Are a pleasure to recall,
He had a kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
Some day We hope to meet him
Some day We know not when:
To clasp his hand in the better land
Never to part again
! WIFE. CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
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DrathH

tuesday. April Il. iseS' aIiS!R Harry a a
WAGNER OF 1O5O5 Summit ave.
Ktensinston; y Sin! Nd, belovsd orOthel
at the Tyson Wheeler Funeral
Home. 1881 East Montgomery ave
Rockville pike), Rockville. Nd.
where services will be held or
f fnfeTmsnt HHai Hrlington National n onf0 cems. a
terry. %
April il, ia5a. CELIA r r w2IkER w2Issdas
devoted wife Of Sergt. W. H. Walker
Funeral and interment Columbus
Ga. Local ARRANGEMENTS by the
Lowe Funeral Home, 1925 Maryland
WARD. ZULA NJ. On Wednesday, April
ii 1892 at the Fairfax Hospital
lane. Fails Church. va, mother Of
Mrs; James L. TrsWick, grandmother
meth .Trswick Of the home addTes,
and. and Frank G. Taylor Of Baton
BY one sreat-srandcRild. Wendell Wendell
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax drive, Arlington. Va. from
4pti I'm 1s until puneraF IS pm serTos, Tss.'dsy oD
Friday: april 20 a: 1880 am,
Church. 1905 Radnor place. Falls
GaIISf,., GShnIch, Va: Interment NATIONAL
memorial PARK. 10
WAUGH, MARY. On Sunday, April
j.. 1899. AZ the District General
st. NV: the devoted mother Of Mrs.
Marie J.. Jupiter, Mrs. Thelma Hol-
ton and Miss Josephine Waugh.
Aiso fivs si:t siGTyIyinS are FIVE brothers
Latneys Funeral Home, 1881 Geor.
gia ave. NV. Funeral services at
pm. Friday. April 20, at the
SN.eEDerSy A. M. E. Church. New
wHALEY. FANNIE. On Wednesday
April lS. 1852. FANNIE WHALEY
Annie Tillman, Minnie Pimbie, Sarah
Hicks. Nettie Weaver. Fannie Miller
OF Orangeburg, s. c.: Meaner Gard
ner, Clarence and Hathon Cauley
si1e, sHe also s ;r,sII survived BY other rsls'
day, April 20, friends may call al
the Frazier Funeral Home 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Services pm
ssiSTaay saptst ycbH2cb APc Cs ts,!I ths nss
Sc, the Rev. PurVis HirebalD NC,
Kinney officiating. Interment Bul
swamp Church Cemetery Orange
WHITTENBURG. REV. ROBERT l.
On Tuesday. April II. 1862, al
his residsntc, 81 Maryland ave.
wTf4!TsS;aMHin3, paTEkIsnd; Mg3 REV. ROBERT l
father Of Tnsims v. wilson iS.nSIrS Mar
Paul 4: whifteibarso' o'n Brother 4; AGd OI
Claud Whittenhurg. Stella Williamt
msy an6 e,spd esIE WhbittenSTrS hit Friends
Funeral Home. 1851 Gocd Hope e'Ti I'd
sc. parking faeilitieSl. until g:I6
am, Friday, April 20. Funeral
services a. the Epiphany Episcopal
GIhurch: Forsstvi;la. Mo. AZ 10 IN
WHITTENBURG. ROBERT L. An emer.
a gent communication OF
IN Anacostia Lodge. No. 81
MC Friday. & A. April M 70. y 'fI5ss issa. iSI q
w costa Masonic Temple. t.
services for our late brother
FRED L. WiNELANp. ". M.
ZMAYUsKI. JOSEPH IGNATZ. OF 55Os
559th ave- East Riyerdale. Nd; on
Agnes Poieway. Mrs. Walter Gracs
Mrs. Thomas Lennon, Mrs. John
J; and Frank Zane. He also is sur
SnG Sysd By tgentyIsix gTanGGhlGrsn
Prayers at chambers Funera
Home, 5s01 Cleveland ave, River
At am. Interment Fort Lincoln
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1rathH

IDAMS. JOHN HENRY. On Tuesday,
April =. 1862. JOHN HENRY
ADAMS. IlOl 18Th st. ne. husband
of Mrs. Beatrice Adams. father of
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Simmons. Mrs. Betty
Gale and Robert Wolfe. brother OF
Mrs Nell Payton and Mrs. Malle
Braswell. fatheT-in-lAw of Earl Sim
mons After ; PM. Friday, april
20, friends may call at the johnson
& Jenkins Funeral Home, 4S04
Georsia ave NV where funeral
April 81, at . pm. Interment
Harmony Memorial Park. S. W.
Butler. Mortician. 20
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BAKER NELLIE. On Thursday. April
10. 1862. NELLIE BAKER Of 5000
Jay st. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
Services by Frazier.
BARBOUR EMMA NJ. On wednesday

bAKbUUh, EMMA NJ. On WeuHtsudy'
April Is. 1859. at Providence Hos
pital. EMMA NJ BARBOUR of q02
Delafield pl NV, beloved mother
of Pearl Contee. Bertha Barbour,
Katie Mason and Emma Washing
ton. She also is survived by one
grandson. Hickey Washington: other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. RhineS
Co Funeral Home. 30l5 18th ST. ne
Notice of funeral later
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BRoApUs. GEORGIA ELIZABETH. On

EELizABElTH 7 IBRuoADUUs, 80 ' St.
NV. wife OF Mr.. Archie Broadus,
mother Of Elizabeth Ann and Theresa
D. Broadus, daughter Of jones and
Mrs. Sallie Wise. sister Of Mrs.
Barbara williams. Mrs. Helen Lewis,
Mrs. Margaret Dean and George,
Ellis. Percy. Otis. Robert. Charlie
and James Wise. ir: After . pm:
at the johnson & jenkins Funeral
Home, 1904 Georgia ave. NV. Fu-
neral se;vices will be held at Gull
field Baptist Church. $50 v st. NV,
on Saturday. April 81. at 10 am.
Mortician 20
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BARKDULL, MARIE. On wednesday

April Is, 1869. at her residence
sill Albemarle St NV, MARIE
BARKDULL. beloved sister Of Kate
E BaTkdnll ;fi,I Of ,ashdr %ashinEtona, D; G.
Barkdul, both Of Liberty. Miss,
and aunt OF James N. Kinsel, Alan
E KinSel and Mrs. L. NJ. Rice and
Franklin D. BArkdull. Services at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral HCme,
1901 14th ST. NV, on Saturday
April 2l. at IL am. (parking IA
cilities). Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery. 20
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BALLARD. ELIZABETH J. GIzzYD

BETH j. BALLARD Of the whitelaw
Hotel. 1889 18th st. NV, sister
of Mrs Mamie F. Kellam. Hattie
Daughtey and John H. Savage, aunt
of Elizabeth Butler and Nellie
Green. Other relatives and friends
also survive. After 8 pm. Thurs
day, Aoril l9. friends may call at
q the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
services en- Friday. April 20. at 3
pm. at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. l225 R St NV. DR.. z. c.
Smith officiating. 1Eterment Accc-
mack County. Va. l9
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With Regard TO O
Card of Thanks

VeH often O cord Of thonks
in The Stor meets O need
which eon hordIy be solved in
onY other way. Not only is
il q sroeioUs expression OF
srotitUds TO those who hove
sent florol tributes but olso
eoVreoUsIY acknowledges the
services ond kindnsssss Of
the monY TO whom O personal
note Of Thanks eonnot we'll be
moiled or whose nomss and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion OF O cord Of thonks
moY be oronsed by telephone
to The Stor, II. $4,000.
The Evening and Sundays Stor
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BRIGGS, ERNEST CLEVELAND. sud

denly. on Wednesday, Apri 10
Gaithersburg, Nd. ERNEST cLEvE-
LAND BRIGGS, the beloved hus-
band Of Mamie Roberts. father Of
Mr.. William E., Briggs. Marjorie B.
Bohrer and Carl r. Briggs, Gathers
burg. Md, and brother Of Mrs. Vio-
let Gosnell and Miss Emma ]. Briggs.
Mr.. Briggs rests at the Gartner
Funeral Home. 316 East Diamond
ave, Gaithersburg. Md. where
Saturday, April 81. at . pm. Inter-
ment Forest Oak Cemetery. 20
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rIRCH, JOSEPH WALTER, sr. O,

T6S T5sSs SBE 38sEpI Il WsErR R2fE2 A bRtH bf5tff
Sr.. OF Route 4. Vienna. Va. beloved
husband OF Fannie B. Birch: father
Of Joseph W. Birch. IT,. Of Hyatts-
Church, Va, and Fannie B. Brown
Of Hyattsville, Md: brother Of Daisy
Talbot, Florence Angel, Rose Rubin,
Ida Wernig and Evelyn Lawson. He
also Is survived by five grandchil-
dren and one great-grandson.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va, after 10 am. Thursday, April
} held on Friday. April 20. at Ii am.
Interment National Memorial Park.
10
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BENToN. FRANCIS B. F. On Tues

day. April Il. 1862. at Prince
BENTON Of 6O07 4lst ave, Hyatts-
vile. Nd. beloved husband of Bon
and Bruce z. Benton. brother OF
Bond F. Benton Of Bayard. Nebr.;
Beauford F. and Bradford P. Ben
ton Of Glendale, Calif. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home,
services viii be held on Friday,
April 20. at IL am. Irterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery, 10
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DrathH

DU BOSE. SIMS WHITE. on Tuesday,
April Il, 1852. at Daytona Beacn,
Fla. SIMS WHITE DU. BOSE. for
STotb:, %SFfy q q NV Waih1s5Sn E1sSstS 2 R6s g.
Miller of Washington, D. c. Friends
may call at the S. H Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2aOI 18th St NV.
parking facilities). Graveside serv-
ices a: Arlington National Gene
tery on Friday, April 20, at 1880
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cay. April IL. isS! NJ MYRTLE XII Z
BLACK PICKETT Of see Decatur
81. NV, beloved wife Of Atlas
Madison Pickett. sister Of Mrs
Bertha Mae Pasour Services at the
S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home
aa0l l4th st. NV. on Friday. April
20. at ! pm. (parking facilitiesl
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry
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KEARNEY, MARY KATHARINE. O

Tuesday, April II, 1862, at Wash
ington Hospital Center, MARY
KATHARINE KEARNEY Of 1885
Longfellow st. NV, beloved sister
OF Miss Blanche Lee Kearney.
Johnston, College Park, Md, and
Mrs. Edward c. Petit OF Norfolk,
Va. She also is survived by several
nieces and nephevs. Funeral services
will be held at the HysonE Funeral
Home, 1900 N st. NV. on Satur-
day. April 2l. at 10 am. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
Interment at Ivy Hill Cemetery.
Alexandria Va On
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ROBERT l.. An emer.

gent communication oi
Anacostia Lodge. No. 81
F. A. A. M, is called fol
Friday, April 90. 1862, al
$3.50 am, at the Ana.
costa Masonic Temple. Il
conduct Masonic burial
for our late brother
L. WHITTENBURG.
l.. WINEI,AND. w NJ
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JENKINS. WILLIAM RAMSAY. sud.

denly. on Monday. April 10, 1852
at Arlington Hospital. WILLIAM
RAMSAY JENKINS. beloved son Of
Mai. Thomas F. and Mrs. Margarei
x. Jenkins of s67 North Longfellov
crime Marie. Thomas Grady II
and Daniel George jenkins; grand.
son Of Col. Thomas @. jenkins
U. S. Army (retiredI. Of Ontario
Calf. Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home 1901 NORTH
Fairfax drive, Arlington. Va, until
10 pm. Thursday. April 10, Fu.
neral services on Friday, April 20
at q am. at Fort Myer Chapel
1nterment Arlington National Gene.
terry. 10
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SILVER. EVA. On Wednesday, April
II. 1852. in West Palm Beach
Fla, EVA SILVER, beloved mother
OF Mrs. Howard Nicholson of West
Palm Beach. Fla, and Mrs. Daniel
Paskow of Richmond. Va. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
d Sons Funeral Home. 35Ol I4th
ST. NV. tparking facilities ada
pm. 1nterment B'nai Israel Gene.
terry. %
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SLAUGHTER. RUTH A snddenlv or

Tuesday, April II, 1862, RUTH A
SLAUGHTER of Thompson I'd,
Spencerville. Md. beloved wife Of
Stephen H. Slaughter, mother oi
Mrs. Evelyn Strauss, Mrs. Rub,
Green and Stephen H. SlauRhter
jr. She also is survived by sever
grandchildren, one daughter in Jaw
two sons-in-law. one aunt anc
other relatives and many friends
The late Mrs. Slaushter will rest a
the Snowden Funeral Home, o4f
North Washington st.. Rockville, Md,
after pm. Friday, April 20, Fu.
neral Saturday, April II. at l pm.
at the Good Hope Church. Coles,
vile. Md, the Rev. l. @. Simpson
oiIlciating. 1nte-ment church GENE
terry. %
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POOLE. THOMAS J. on wednesday
April IS. 1882: THOMAS j. POOLE
Of Rockville. Md, husband Of AEnes
Poole. father OF Mildred Z. Poole
and brother of Mrs. Mildred NJ
Smith. Mrs. jane e Fisher. Mrs
Eleanor Ricketts,. Mrs. Marguerite
Peter, Mrs. Blanche Grey. John E.,
RAYMOND. Robert, Leonard and
Charles Poole. Friends may call al
the Hilton Funeral Home, Barnes
vile, Nd. where services will be
held on Saturday, April II. at 9
pm; lnterment MOnocacy Cemetery
Beallsville. Nd
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BURGH, HARRIET ELEANOR DENT

tN6LLtL Sn MsunSS1aS ApLH IG;
(NELLIE) BURCH, of 1905 Chiffon
St. Baltimore, Nd, beloved wife Of
Colin Foote Burch. mother of Col.
Cotton F. Burch, jr.. USAF (retlredl;
Mrs. John J. Duke and Mr.. Walter
eight grandchildren. Friends may call
at the william J. Tickner & Sons
Funeral Home. North and Pennsyl-
vapia aves.. Baltimore. Md. between
> and and Z and 9 pm. THURSDAY
neral services will be held in st.
Miehaels and All Angels Church
on Saturday. April Fl. at 10 am.
Further services in All Saints Church,
Oakley, st. Marys County, Md, at
" pm. Those who desire may direct
their contributions to the Restora--
ton Fund of st. Michaels and All
Saints Church. or the American
Cancer Society. 20
Evening star., 1962-04-19

RoWELL. ROBERT J. on tuesday,
6RTl 5Rtal RonERs9T9 Ra99 at oAJlipFtOT J6so HGs
@ st. NV, husband Of Olga Roweil,
father Of Robert Glenn Rowell OF
Winter Park. Fla: son OF Mrs. Lula
Rowell Of Fort Valley. Ga: brother
OF Mrs; Evelyn Losue Of Perry. Ga. /;
and William Rowell Of Fort Valley,
Ga. He also is survived by four
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home, 2SiT Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va, where funeral
services will be held on Friday,
April 20. at 9 am. Interment Co.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-04-19

April IS, 1862. % HELEN NJ F. TMfaaRRSsSTFooSi MaRsToSNi
Nd. beloved wife of Henry W.
Marston. mother of Margery M.
Clark and Alice NJ. Taylor. Services
Friday, April 20. at 10 am, at
he Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral
Home OF Robert A. Pumphrey. Be-
thesda, Md. Intermert private. In
lieu OF flowers. donations may be
made To the American Campo Gnriatv
Evening star., 1962-04-19

6903 23d place, Lewisdaie, Hystts-
vile. Nd, on April II. 1862. wife
OF the late Arthur J. KrauSe. sis
ter Of Alfred J. Garner and Mrs.
Cecilia M. Stoneburner. Remains
at Chambers Funeral Home, S655
Georsia ave, Silver Spring. Nd,
until Saturday. April ii. at 1918
am. Prayers at St Marks Catholic
Church. 1901 Colesville rd., Uni
versity Hills, Md. at II am. In