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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-01-25
Approval Of ARA Funds To Finance M|LT
Plant AT Piekens Expected; Holmes Is
First Group In State To Win Approval

Holmes County is assured of securing a pulp-type in
dustry owned by the Mississippi Industrial Land and Tim
Der Corporation with a planned investment of 1900, 900 or
$1,000, 600. Leonard F. Kiker of Jackson is president of
MILF and Aubrey Henson, also of jackson, is Executive
Vice President.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-01-25
6Erongk
Nazel &nes
BY Hazel BrannOn Smith

from the truth and most of
them know it. But it is not
truth these politicians or peo-
pie want. They seek only to
discredit and destroy anyone
or anything opposed to them
or their methods.
Anyone who speaks out the
truth gets the attempted
smear treatment.
They are the ones who
are dividing and confusing
our people and hurting our
state our country and the
whole cause of freedom.
The south Mississippi legis-
lator who jumped on Jimmie
Robertson, editor Of The
Mississippian. student daily
at the University of Missis-
sippi, because the young
editor wrote an editorial cri-
teal of the Mississippi So
vereignty Commits si ON,
sounded like an escapee from
a mental institution in his
wild TRADE on the House
floor Tuesday. Or perhaps
more like he had been taking
those "goof balls" the House
was debating this week.
At any rate the general
idea expressed by the 49,
year-old gentleman in the
Legislature was that anyone
who doesn't go along with
the Sovereignty Commission
is an atheist and a commu-
mist.
Such ridiculous and COM
pletely irresponsible attacks
are unjustified, un-American,
un-Christian and unfunny.
We should like to remind
Rep. Bedford Waddell of
Copiah County that it is in
atheistic, communistic Russia
where everyone is forced to
follow one certain line, not in
democratic America.
According to Mr.. Waddell's
CONTINUED On PAGE Eighty
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Alfred R. Lee,
Researcher

Alfred r. Lee, IA, a Wash
ington area resident since 1909,
died Friday at his home, 470T
Amherst road. College Park,
Md, after a long illness. o.
Mr.. Lee. native of Massa-
chusettS, was graduated from
the University of Rhode Island
in 1909 and came here to work
in poultry studies with the De-
partment of Agriculture.
When he retired in 1852 he
was assistant chief of the de-
partment's poultry section at
the research center in Belts
vile, Md.
Mr.. Lee was a Mason and a
past patron of the Hyattsville
chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star. He was on the
vestry of st. Luke's. Episcopal
Church in Bladensburg and st.
Andrews in College Park.
He leaves a son, Richard E.
Lee of the home address, a
daughter, Mrs. Ernest B.
NOVEL; of 4614 Fordham road,
College Park; two brothers,
Edward G. Lee of Sanibel. Fla,
and George w. Lee of Green
wood. Mass and two sisters,
Miss Annie Lee and Mrs. Ruth
Clough, both of Greenwood
Services will be at 10 am.
Tuesday at st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church in College Park,
with burial in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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julius Becker, Contractor
In Plumbing and Heating

Julius T. Becker, a plumbing
and heating contractor here for
40 years. died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital after an oper-
alton.
Mr.. Becker, whose business
was located at 1920 Eighteenth
street NV, lived at 4513 Car
rico drive, Annandale, Va.
He was a past president Of
the Washington Association Of
Plumbing and Heating Con-
tractors. a board member of
the national association, and
a member Of the Metropolitan
Washington Board of Trade.
other memberships included
the Concordia United Church
of Christ, Masonic Lafayette
Lodge, Scottish Rite, knights
Templar, Almas Temple. Ma
sonic Veterans Club, Arlington
Fairfax Elks, Nor-Va Forest No.
1863. Tall Cedars of Lebanon
and Washington Commandery.
Mr.. Becker was also a mem
ber of the Sertoma Club of
Washington and a member of
the Board of Directors of the
German Orphan Home.
He leaves his wife, Florence,
of the home address; a daugh-
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Mrs. Olive Self,
Normal Graduate

Mrs. Olive H. Self. "a, a
Washington area resident since
1885. died Friday evening at
the Washington Hospital Cen
ter after a long illness. She
had lived with her daughter,
Mrs. Edwin C. Mitchell, SLIT
Westpath way, Sumner, Nd.
The former Olive Hudson of
Fredericksburg, Va, Mrs. Self
was graduated from the old
State Normal School there. She
was a member of st. Albans
Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Self is survived by an
other daughter. Mrs. George
]. Luckey of 1858 Upton street
NV; a son. Clinton r. Self
of Fredericksburg, and two
brothers, Paul B. of Bowling
Green. Va, and Col. Charles
F. Hudson of Moscow, Idaho.
Funeral services will be held
at l pm. Monday at Gawler's,
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Graveside services and burial
will be at 3 pm. at Oak Hill
Cemetery in Fredericksburg.
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Fred W. Wocker, Received
Silver Star in World War |

Fred William Wacker, SO, re-
cipient of World War I Silver
Star Citation, died yesterday
after a brief illness at Walter
Reed General Hospital. He was
a resident of 1927 Hall place
NV.
A native Of Lancaster, Pa,
Wacker spent 80 years in the
United States Army, retiring
in 1941 as a master sergeant,
He served as member of the
10th Field Artillery, 5th Divi-
sion, during World War I and
participated in the st. Mihiel
and Meuse-Argonne offenses.
After his retirement, Mr..
Wacker worked as a civilian
supply officer for the Army for
Is years. He was most re-
Gently associated with the Ma
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ter, Mrs. William King, of 5057
Twelfth street South, Arling-
ton, Va; a son, julius T.
Becker jr., of 2401 Amherst
road, Lewisdale, Md; three sis
ters, Mrs. Gertrude Russell,
Mrs. William beavers and Mrs.
T. A. Barnett, all of the Wash
irgton area; seven grandchil-
dren and four great grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services are sched-
uled for 2 pm. Tuesday at S.
H. Hines Funeral Home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV. Inter-
ment will follow at Fort Lin
coin Cemetary. lst .a".
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
German Orphans Home.
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t!onal Savings and Trust Co.
of Washington.
He leaves his wife, Marguer-
ite A. of the home address;
two sons, Fred P. of 1900 Hes
ney drive, Falls Church and
Norman K. of 1918 Littleton
street, silver Spring; two
brothers. Joseph Wacker OF
Baltimore and Anthony E
Wacker Of Cherry Hill, N. j.;
a sister, Mrs. Miriam Hurley
of Philadelphia, and six grand
children.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. Tuesday at Fort
Myer Chapel with burial in
Arlington Cemetery. Friends
may call after 7 o'clock tonight
at De Vol Funeral Home, 1924
Wisconsin avenue NV.
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When Sergt. Dumcke retired,
March 26, 1947, after 80 years
OF service, Gen. Eisenhower
wrote to him to express his
deep affectionate appreciation
for your loyalty and devotion
to duty.
This letter." Gen. Eisen-
hover wrote. will entitle you
to wear the Army Commenda-
ton Ribbon"
Since his retirement, Sergt.
Dumcke lived with his wife.
jeanette, at 2039 Twentieth
road North, Arlington.
He also leaves four sisters.
Mrs. A. L. Tehan and Mrs. L.
Comp of Pemberton, N. j.; Mrs.
j. w. Orendorf. Detroit, Mich. :;
Mrs. E. Ward. Rancocas, N. j.,
and two brothers, Emil Dumcke
New Castle, Wyo., and P. c.
Dumcke, of Pemberton.
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M/Sergt. Dumcke Dies;
ArmyChiefs' Chauffeur

NJ Sergt. George E. Dumcke,
USA, retired. who served as a
chauffeur for three Army
Chiefs of Staff, died yesterday
after a long illness.
Son Of a cavalry sergeant,
Sergt. Dumcke was born in
Leavenworth. Kans., and later
moved to South Dakota, where
he spent most of his youth.
In 1917, when he reached 81,
he decided to follow his father
in choosing an Army career and
enlisted. Sergt. Dumcke's sub
sequent 80 years of service
were marked by duty in the
Pacific, Europe and the East.
Much of the Sergeant's duty
during his years in the service
entailed driving in motor pools.
In the mid-30S he was dis
patched to Washington to drive
for the Army, little aware that
for the next IL years he would
serve as a chauffeur for three
of Americas most distinguished
military men.
At the Pentagon, Sergt.
Dumcke first became driver for
Malin Craig. Army Chief of
Staff. When Gen. Craig retired,
Sergt. Dumcke stayed with the
same office and, in 1899, be-
came Gen. George c. Marshall's
chauffeur. When Gen. Marshall
left the Army in 1945, he
awarded Sergt. Dumcke a cita-
ton for outstanding service.
In November, 1855, Gen. Eli
Senhower came to the Penta-
gon. Sergt. Dumche became his
driver.
Sergt. Dumcke soon learned
of Mr.. Eisenhower's affection
for books about colorful west
ern heroes. and would regularly
slip into his office with a hand
full of reading.
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Dratha

VINCENT, LEO E. OF . Carol dr.,
husband of Wilhelmine S. Vincent
and father of Leo E., Vincent. He
also also to Is survived gi.,nrs BY three bToshsTs
bers' Funeral Home, 1855 Georsia
ave. Silver. Spring, Md. until Q am.
MMSnday; Mons Srads may FL Sor, seTyicss St For.
tional Cemetery. 90
WACKER, FRED w. On Saturday.
May 10. 1862, at Walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital, FRED W. WACKER,
Wacker, father Of Fred P. and
Norman X. Wacker, brother OF
Joseph and Anthony E. Wacker and
Mrs. Miriam Hurley. Also survived
call at the Devol Funeral Home,
2222 Wisconsin ave. NV, after
z pm, Sunday. May 90, and from
noon to 10 pm Monday. Funeral
services At Ft. Myer Chapel at II
and friends should assemble at the
Chapel at approximately 1O:45 am.
interment Arlington National Gene
WAGNER. FLORENCE v. On Fri
day; Nay 1s, 1852: FLORENCE y.
Nd. beioVed wife Of Il the Akl1sSTte late Frsd
may call At GsSch'S Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville,
Nd: from . Pm. until 10 pm.
Fort Lincoln Cemetery Mausoleum
Chapel on Monday. May 81, at 2:3O
pm. Entombment private.
WATKINS. OLGA; On wednesday;
Of ,4309, Sheridan St. University
Donnelly Watkins and mother OF
Mt. 0ryille R: Watkins: sister Of
clune @ and Mrs Ssp GisFence ecs' E. RieEoff ESy 4
grandmother Of Charles Franklin
Gasch's Funeral Hcme. 4739 Bal
tinO5e ave- s:,I5Lg.t HyattsvilIs; Nd after ..
10 pm. Sunday May 90. Services
will be leld at Fort Lincoln Gene
tery Mausoleum Chapel on Mon
day. May Il. at l1:45 am In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 90
WEBER. HERMAN. OF 4s14 Alton
st. Sc, on May 10. 1862, uncle
Of Mrs. Marie Namyst. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 515 18th
National Cemetery.
WERNER. MAUDE E. On Thursday.
May u. 1862, MAUDE z. WERNER
Of $500 Cottage terrace, Cottage
City. Nd. beloved wife Of the late
John p. Werner and sister of Mrs.
Don Seibert Of Woodacre. Marin
County Calf. Friends may call
at Valleys Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island ave-. at Eastern ave.
ne Funeral on Monday. May 81
at $3.50 am; thence to st. James
Catholic Church, where mass will
be offered at 10. am. for the re-
pose OF her soul. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 90
YOUNG. CAPT. DAVID BRYAN, UsN
Retired. On Wednesday. MAY i6,
DAVID BRYAN YOUNG. YOU 'Tj usN NSAre. re.
tired. husband Of Jane Thornton
Alexandra. Va: father Of 1t. David
B. Young, jr.. USN, OF Jacksonville
Fla, and Mrs. Samuel E. Latimer
r.. Of Lemoore. Calf: brother Of
Mrs; J. T. o'Hagen and Bernard
Services will be held on Monday
May 81: at IL am, at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery with full military
honors. Friends may call at tht
Everly-Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900
West Braddock rd.. Alexandra. va
until time of services PRAYERS will
pc said Sunday, May 90, at Z pm,
at the funeral home. 20
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I'm Mrntnrtattt

BURROUGHS, MAMIE H. In low
ing memory Of our devoted friend,
MAMIE H BURROUGHS, who de-
parted this life one year ago today
JAMIE O AND CLARENCE BRAD
FORD.
COOK, FLORINE LEE: In memory
Of our dear sister, FLORINE LEE
COOK. who departed this life five
years ago today. May 20. 1857.
n,NrSs Nay she sHhs.SENtR TsSs II PN6 PSHstMS tMSyR1E
HATTON, MARY ", cox, MILLARD;
v. HATTON. who departed this life
fifty-three years ago today. May
90, 1909, and MILLARD cox, who
departed this life one year ago
May Is. 1861.
Someone remembers, someone cares;
Your names are whispered IN our
A smile, a tear. a thouSht SINCERE;
How often we wish you were here.
Gone but not forgotten.
BLANCHE, THELMA AND MI
NERVA.
HOPE, FLOYD H. AND WILLIAM H.
In loving memory Of our orothers,
1850, and WILLIAM H. HOPE, who
left US May IA, 1851.
Always in our memory,
BESSIE HOPE JOHNSON AND FAM
lily.
HORSTMAN, FRANKLIN R.. Jr. In
loving rsmem5rance q FRANKhI,iE isI,.S
" "'' HIS LOVING FAMILY.
JONTZ, ELIZABETH LENTZ. In
memory of our devoted loved ono,
ELIZABETH LENTz JONTz,, who
passed away eleven years ago today,
May 20, 1851.
Somewhere above this troubled world,
safe beyond all grief and care,
Our daughter and sister rests in
heavenly peace.
God grant some day we meet her
DFyS5ER SSGFRrRl D4Ri sGD. MOTHER AND
LOFGREN. ELLEN L. In loving re-
mother mother I ELLEN L. LoFGREN, who
fell asleep in Christ three years
ago today.
For If we believe that Jesus died
and rose again; even SO; them also
OLGA CHRISTINA BOONE.
MCKAY. OSCAR P. In loving memory
Of our dear husband, father and
Grandfather, OSCAR p. MCKAY,
who passed away one year ago to-
day. May 20. 1861.
Many a lonely heartache
After a silent tear,
But always a beautiful memory
OF one we loved so dear.
DEVOTED WIFE, MARY. DAUGH-
TER PEGGY AND oRANDcHIL-
SKINNER, GRACE ROGERS A trib-
ute to the memory, Of our devoted
SaE ANaA Wa I0uaA ~
GRACE ROGERS SKINNER. who
left US one year ago. May 81.
1861.
Days of sorrow still come over US,
Hidden tears so often flow;
Memories keep you always near us,
Though you left US one year ago.
We miss that light and ever will
Your vacant chair there is none to
fill:
Down R:Ts R:Is. we mourn but not in
For UP in Heaven we will meet
again. THE FAMILY.
SMITH, REGINALD. AND WIGGINS
ANNIE. In loving memory Of our
dear husband and father, REG
INALD SMITH. who passed nine
years, May 20, 1853, and devoted
mother, ANNIE WIGGINS. May IA
1923.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which one ever wakes to
Sleep on, dear ones. take your rest,
We loved you dearly. but God loved
MARIE, ALETHIA AND PEcoLA.
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J. Ward Hurtke

DOWAGIAC. Mich, May 1s
(AP).-J. Ward Hartke, 64,
president of James Heddon'S
Sons, one of the Nations larg-
est manufacturers of fishing
equipment. died Friday in a
South Bend Qnd.) hospital.
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AnurtlinpH

BooRSTEIN. HARRY. There will be
memoTy M onyeafna Of HAIRY BomoRsTEiiNS m on 81,
sqnfsy s q! MA MAY 6,vi5 59Si N.n6,t, s5 e a1r
den, Pals Church va. Relatives
and friends invited.
MRS. HARRY BOoRsTEIN AND
FAMILY.
DAVIS. IDA LEAH. There will be
an unveiling OF 8 monument to the
memory Of IDA LEAH DAVIS. de-
voted mother and grandmother. on
SUNDAY; ,Ss Nav yz-;.r.sb96 tao- io6ts at sts go
tion, Mount Lebanon Cemetery,
Riggs and Adelphi rds., Hyst.5-
VILE Nc. Friends and relatives
invited After the ceremony there
St. HysttsviIle. Nd.
DANIEL DAVIS. RUTH D POL
LOCK. 2O.@5.26.27
FENICHEL. ETHEL. There will be
memory Of ETHEL FENIcHEL,
mother OF Helena Warfield, Ben
and Herman Fenichel. at the Adas
Israel ConEregation Cemetery. Ala
and friends aye invited. 20
EITOwITZ. JEAN c. There will be
an ulkellNk 10 tlt HClAOIN VI
JEAN c. NITOWITZ on Sunday,
Nav - 1862, at ! pm. az King
David Memorial Garden, Lee hwy,
Falls Church. Va. Friends and rel
HAROLD NITOWITZ.
@u.25 1927
sURES. SADIE SPERLING. There
will be an unvelling Of a memorial
in memory OF SADIE SPERLING
SURES on Sunday. May - 1867.
al - noon. at King David Me-
mortal Garden. Relatives and
friends invited.
WASCHLER, MAX. The unvellinE OF
monument to the memory OF my
beloved husband and father MAX
WASCHLER. father Of Lois and
Stewart WsSchler. will take place at
the Beth Sholom Cemetery on Sun
day May -, 1862. at 30 J, m.
Relatives and friends invited Meet
al Beth Sholom Synagogue, 18th /
81. and Eastern ave. nv. at 1880 |
pm or cemetery.
THE WAscHLER FAMILY. /
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With Regard TO q
Cord of Thanks

VsN often O cord Of thenks
in The Stor meets O need
which con hordIy be solved in
enY other ~oy. Not only is
It o erocioUs sHprcssien Of
gratitude TO those who hove
sent florol tributes but oIso
eovreoVslY acknowledges the
services and hndnsSses OF
the mony TO whom O Pssonol
note Of thanks connof we'll be
moiled or whose MONIES and
oddrsSssS ore not known.
Insertion Of o cord Of thonks
may be oroneed by telephone
10 The Stor, Il. $4,000.
The Evening and SUndoy Sfor
Evening star., 1962-05-20

HUGHES. GEORGE Z. on Friday
afoRaE aaS S f. eg auGhEs Il sOfy o siGs HSSDfh Pa
ton ST. NV, the beloved husband
Of Genevieve v. Hughes (nee Ma
honey. father of Barbara Meima
brother Of Robert Hughes OF Welles-
ley, Mass, and Gertrude Hargedon
Ralph Meima III. Funeral from
the above residence on Monday,
May II, at 1880 am. Visitins
and Sunday. May 10 and 30. Re
QUEEN mass at st. Thomas the
ley rd. NV. at IL am. Inter-
ment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
Boston. Mass. and New York pa
Ders please cnny %
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IHOMPsoN, REV CLARENCE T

lhomrSoS' hEn; CLAKEHGE;a AH arHIGS dns
ne. wish to extend their sincere
thanks and appreciation to the
ministers, officials. organists, solo,
lists and members of the Mount
Olive Baptist Church and Living
ston Ford Church Also to their
nelghbors and friends for their
sympathy and kindness during the
bereavement OF their loved one
MRS. MAGGIE THOMPSON AND
FAMILY.
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JACKSON. DAISY II. on saturday,

son, beloved wife OF Joseph E.
Jackson, mother Of Edward Rus
sell Jackson and grandmother of
Jeanie Jackson. She also is sur
Taylor Of washington. D. c.. and
one sister. Lois Casebier Of Hart
ford. Ky. Friends may call at the
Walter W. Deal Funeral Home,
4S12 Georgia ave. NV, sfter II
noon Sunday. May 20. until , pm.
Monday May 81 Funeral and
Evening star., 1962-05-20

RANos N s. DORIS t5s GLAsS9E 66SIs sse6E Ths s9
RAMOS wishes to thank with 9rate-
full sincerity all the friends and
neighbors who extended such kind
expressions Of sympathy and as
sistance during our recent bereave-
ment THE FAMILY.
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THE LAUTIER FAMILY
PAYNE. EDWARD BRoApoUs

wish to express to the many friends
my sincere thanks and appreciation
ior a. me loSely ilowers' tributes
son. EDWARD BRoADoUs PAYNE.
HIS MOTHER. MRS. GOLDIE l..
PAYNE. D. c. Village, Washington,
d c
Evening star., 1962-05-20

HUUVEk' ROBERT N. Federal Lodee,
g. J |::! ]: ]. i ! e.. !; ! !;
NNAX the 8. H. Hines Co. Fu-
NY neral Home, ..9Ol l4th
st. NV, to conduct the
Masonic funeral services for our
late brother. ROBERT NJ. HOOVER.
HARLAN NJ. HAGAN. W. NJ.
a ETTRR Gaerafary on
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DAVIS. ELISE P. on Friday. Ma,
Is, 1869. At Arlington Hospital
iarE I'd. Mclean va mother Of
Mrs. Custin Burton. jr.. OF Mclean
Va. and Foster H. Davis OF Homo.
lulu. Hawaii. Funeral services ano
interment in Honolulu, Hawaii In
lieu Of flowers contributions may
be made to the Heart Fund.
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DAWSON, KATHERINE STEVENS

sSssHI SSs' KArahRiNE II naSrsdaEE sTEEvENs M1T DAW
SON OF. 1874 Fort Davis pl. Sc,
wife OF Harry Dawson. devoted
David B. DeBruhi and Adrienne M
Dawson, sister Of sergt. Irving v.
and Richard Stevens, She also is
survived by other relatives and
host Of friends. After 4 pm,
"a csil a. n *, j,ryIs sh1s rhsns, s inYlts9 4sS
You st. NV. Requiem mass will be
celebrated from SITS. Paul and
Augustine Catholic Church. 18th
and v SITS. NV, on Tuesday. May
Gsm.t.Iv Nv lsrit.tie @ n' ~ M MI ro.are 0aEet
7:30 pm. Monday. Nay u. u
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MAYER. CLFFORp l. on Frldar

MAYER, CLIFFORD L, On Friday
May 49,. 1862. at his residence
1910 10th st. NV. CLIFFORD L
MAYER, beloved husband OF Mabe
NJ. Mayer. father of Mrs Heller
Townsend. brother of William, Al
bert and Walter Mayer, grandfather
OF James L. and Paul C. Townsend
Friends may call Geier's Furera
Home, 1905 14th st. NV, from
to 2 pm. Saturday. May 10
and 3 to 5 and z to 9 pm. Sunday
May 20. Prayers will be said al
$3.50 am. Monday. May II; thence
to Christ the King Church, 23Ol
Colston drive. Silver Spring. Mo
where mass will be offered at 1C
am. Monday. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery. 20
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nANInsnN InuN 6 nn rA,..a.,

DAVIDSON, JOHN 5. On Thursday,
May II, 1852. JOHN s. DAVIDSON
of High Bridge rd.. Bowie. Nd, be-
loved husband OF Ozella W David
son, father Of George s. and
John NJ Davidson. Mary j. Mullen,
Francis o. HenEar, Margaret W
Suthard and Helen D. johnson and
brother of James and George David
son. He also is survived by eight
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Relatives and friends
Home, 473s Baltimore ave. HyattS.
Vile, Md. after pm. Saturday
Nav 10, where services will be
held on Monday. May 81, at IL am
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
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HOOVER, ROBERT M MANNER, n,

HOOVER, ROBERT NJ. Members Of
.TR the Retired FiremCns As
ETS41 ISOLATION. Washing o +,
MXW d. C., are requested to
lVfAA w. assemble al the Hines Fu-
WagZy neral Home. 290l l4th st.
N%~ NV. on Monday. May u
1862. at 9:30 "a m. to at
tend the funeral OF our late brother,
ROBERT NJ. HOOVER.
WEBSTER r. FRYE. President.
VIRGIL THOMPSON. Secretary.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL-4 choice grave lots.
reas. IA. 4-0103. 81
FORT LINCOLN-3 choice sravesites
in Garden Of Meditation; owner
leaving area; will sacrifice. SO.
S-2944. ~
FORT LINCOLN sites in beaut.
Mount Calvary section, near cross.
Lot 72O. $3.50. RE. 6-l9S9.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY sites,
nr the clock. reduced for QUICK
cash sale. Can be seen any time.
WA T-2794.
FORT LINCOLN-2 lots, vould like
to trade for 80 car and pay bal.
on car in cash. EN-. 3-03O3.
FORT LINCOLN-4 sites. Section 2:2@;
must sell. Call IL 6-0949 after
FORT LINCOLN-5 gravesites. S675.
Call LU. 1866. Sun, after /;
ewes. after Z. !3
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY,
Hyattsville-Got ll16, Sec. ,. Block
A: 6 roadside sites. JU. 9-1S91.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Block
B6' lot t.%S4, %s4, sites 3 and A. $40.
HA. 2-3123. II
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Lot
222 Block G; four sites, $500.
Phone CL. 6-0565.
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HAROLD NITOWITZ.
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BRooKs. RoBERI F. The hspi96Ky family Z
wishes to scknoVledge. and thank
the priest. sisters. doctors and
the many friends for the donations,
cards. telegrams. flowers and eX-
pressions Of sympathy and condol--
ences during the long illness and
passing OF our loved one.
The FAMILY.
FRYE. JOHNNY A. The family OF
OF the late JOHNNY A. FRYE. wish
to express their sincere thanks 10
our friends and the pastors who
officisted at his funeral during our
HIS FAMILY.
LAUTIER. LOUIS R. The family Of
the late MR.: LOUIS R. LhuIiER
from his family. friends, the COM
munity. associates Of Dunzy School;
judge Hugh Reid and the staff OF
We are grateful to Father David
Ray. pastor Of Our Lady Queen OF
Peace Church; Father James Dunno.
spiritual adviser Of the Catholic
Interracial Council Of Northern Wiz
Einia; other ministers & IN the com. ON
Offered mass intentions .or the re-
pose Of his soul Likewise, we wish
10 thank Chairman william Z.
Miller. Mrs. Clare B. Williams. M
Albert B. Hermann and staff OF the
National Republican Committee and
all other State and local Repub-
llcan committees
We are indebted TO the National
Press Club. the White House cor
respondents. the Senate Press CAL
lery, the National Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. the johnson
Publishing Co.. the NAACP. the
kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity, the
Savannah State ColleRe Morris
Brown Collegs CLUB. the Grand
Order Of Elks and many other or
ganizations and publicatio for
their expressions OF coincidence.
We appreciate the interest Of the
many members Of Consress, which
senator @ 50 cliffoqd p Cas-. PneSso IN his trib.
ute to the decreased in the Senate
Of the United States Thursday,
Evening star., 1962-05-20
DoSs. ELLEN L. On Friday. MAY

D1ss' ,afI aELEN IEN Z; On n6Es E5.dSy :, NAY saS
Otis place NV. BELOVED wife Of
Anthony A. and daughter Of Mrs.
Ruth Hayes; sister of Leon R.
Turner. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. After
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV.
Funeral services at l pm. Tuesday,
May -, at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church
1915 3rd st. NV. Rev. c. c. Hayes
officiating. 1nterment Appomattox
virginia