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Dr.. RoyoI France Dies;
Attorney for Leftists

During 192l-2B. he Was uIct
president. then presIdeIu M
Salts Textile Co., manufacturer
OF pile fabrics. He became .
vocational adviser at Cnlun1nfz
University m 192B and 5uins6
the Rollins faculty 1i1s mext
year.
During 1885, Dr. Erznz
was a member of tfs puhIlr
panel of the National War
Labor Board. He also served
during World War II rs an M
bitrator for the Natiuna waRH
Sterilization Board and tine Ma
.tional Counciliatinn SerViEs.
He became executive secTBtzry
of the National Lawyers Guild
in 1856, and led the Successful
five-yeRr fight 70 prevent the
Attorney General frum putting
the Guild on his list Df SIIb-
versive organizations. He m
Gently retired as executive ser
retary but remained q WicR
president of the 6uild.
Defended Radicals
He decided 10 return 10 tfR
practice Of law IN 1852, Dn -ffe
ground that radicals had diff
Guilty obtaining lawyers. he
offered q frien6-uf court brief
in 1852 to the United States Sn-
preme Court, questioning
whether Julius and Ethel Rp-
senberg-later executeu-Ann
Morton Sobel had received a
fan trial rs atom spies.
He also mad served IN recent
years ON the executive 1S0zras
of the Emergency Civil Liberties
Committee and the AmerIran
Committee for PruIeCtiun nj
Foreign Born.
He wrote a novel, 'dCnnIpTD-
mise" in 1896, and his Hutp-
biography, My Native
Grounds" in 1857.
DR.. France leaves his wife,
Ruth, in New York; twp chill
dren, Boyd France nf 1naB4
Summit avenue, Ksnstngtun.
Md, and Mrs. Hannah james
of New York: a sister. Mrs.
Marguerite Dennisun, Rnd fnur
grandchildren.
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John J. Mc0owan, Friend
OfPresidents, Showmen

9nfm u MrGHwam. ST.. 90.
WtfD ffnr NJ EsEs opsnef the.
iiRuH nf rtfr Rafier-H HIiton Hn-
1sl I'D a hurst Gr dignitaries.
diFEn MuIf1zy after a heart at
BRrk EI1 ms hume 2SoS Fom-
EsHIrth ETnza7 NV.
a native nI SnAngier.. Pa,
mn. MIERnVan Rnuwm tu many
Rs NfEr ur EmuiE Jni1n. came
1D wRsfirHrmn in 1az4 from
WnEfi1sr EA.. TN wmrE as an
Alsr1rInHn I'm ttfH oI6t Capital
Transit GD.
Hs 1h4Han wm1sinE part-time
Rs thurman atz ttlH Satier He
liked ttfH iuib amt the pe0pie
me mHsi sd wall that he began
1D wmik afz tina nutzI ftIiltime.
Mfr. YnS8nvam greeted many
urumnmIft Git1xeH1R. ff1nm come
IiiHIR tm H1ziItentH. He was a
drtann IN ftnnHr President
EEaIifmvaEr anIt fmmer Rresi-
IfHI1t Truman, @ICt acted as
MI. UrImHnS SsanCf-in fur pur-
CtrAtt painter hw mcu1S Both
MI. urIInmn ami Mr. Eisenhower
NHI8 aiming tt1uzR wt1u sent Mr..
MiE3DVzm wiseS fnn nec0very
RfHer ms hHaztz attacS in 1859.
RrHrfak qff tina dnmTnan also
,InElIItfEh GEunHtiianS Buit hope
Hnh ,lRSk Eea1nx WI. Benny,
finding himzeif snort of
mfMIHR mlnH dmruwaf 81 from
NM. MdcEwHn.
Mr.. MDfanVaHn had been
'WuitsfIR psHt+t11nH at the hotel
silEe a SeEtnlIh heart attack
niIR muIttfS agm.
4ff waR a mHsnt1er OF st.
Antflurx'S GattfuiiC Church
HlIn WaR aGt1V8 in the Hniy
RHnR SUrEsoN
Rs IhsEaS ms wifh. Catherine
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Edwurd Swunson, Official
In interior Department

BtivHrd b Swanson 6& fnr-
mar dirnEtnr dff ttfe Interior De-
11artmH1tt HstruikIm Cunserva-
rtIun DIussm alGt a collector of
hH6sS pertaining tn the indus
rtry. diHEt Manldag in George
tuwn Rnultall of a heart all
maIft.
NH. Swanson, wi1u reGeiyed
TttR 1IfHrnr pHpArtmentsS Dis
rttlWusSfEEh SarviCe Award re-
rttIEh ftmm ttfn dhnzrtrnent in
1R54 zR sazsssant dirnctur of the
@ffns nj @il and GaB Bait he
EnrftnIEh sR a camsuifanf to-,
CtfR dluzaErnHrr andt tus the OIL
1nuur1 administrations during
its fffEst NasHr 1ff anRsatinn
He aEunullesf q dazcriptipe,
hiiilDUEzli1Jy snt1ttett "a Gem
tury M OH alt Ga& in Books
mtB RDaumRntaf Venezeuia
purchased ms OWN ff1Nt cuIlec-
tim nj hnNisS ndating tor the
qstInlaIm industry. including
wni4S uf tfnttmn. gaaingy hooks
and dfsSr5uttmS OF new pnoce-
diuI%. i
Assisted ffIIMlGnMlY yff.iendS
hR Gnlfztzt am extEnzipe gruuu
nj 1Iu1kS Inn the n1tHwiur De-
pHIrnHHlft-
Rurn I'm TaGunm wasEr., he
wRs 4nafiIHtazh ffunn the uni
HEtuy dfI Wasi1irlRtun and
aRsrHsd i'm tffn AErnv during
wnflh War 4. Hh c4rne tor the
mxrrntt i'm M2n. iuirIef the Rl-
rsau M Mines, mG ~ t928 was
tina GiflesI RmluInists OF the Bill
maIiS FsE1Ieaum Economics
miuSsinn.
During tina pEEinEr OF the Ma
tInrIal HeHuyaxw Actt. MI Swan
SmwM amani1ezr oE the Pefru-
hum administrative H1arf He
SEran during World War u as
diiTRtrur dff nesearrfh of the
RHr1nRIm administration fnri
WHr.
( Conservation UiFeetor
AfEr tEfR waH-. he became
iirEttHr Qff pesruhaIn cnnSefva-
CtIun All tina nIrHrlhn Qepart-
mfsIf1.
Mir. SVH1s1m 1ean1fgHt tu the
DEsnux Chin azlEf tu Delta
Ullxsimn S0HtM ffntEsrity
Hs Rswax his win. Edith. of
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Obituaries
GarA uf Thanks

the late p. EVERETT JONES wishes
70 express sincere thanks and ap-
probation for the kind expressions
Of sympathy. calls. flowers. cards
and other kindnesseS during our
recent Bereavement
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th St and Mass. Ave. Ii. 3-5.O0
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
Since 1851
Sensible Prices
3605 14th St NV. To S-2326
Formerly at 11I3 7th ST NV.
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
VETERANS BURIAL
ALLOWANCE-S25O
: Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
IL. 3-4880 RA. 3-7411
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1n Mrntnriaiit

BOARDLEY. JOHN z. In loving men,
ory of our dear father, JOHN Z.
BOARDLEY, who passed away twelve
Though we we're saddened
When we had to part,
Loving memories of you
Are forever locked in our hearts
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, IDAMAYE
AND ELIZABETH.
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WILSON. JEANNE M. In loving mem
ory Of our darling daughter, JEANNE
M, WILSON. on her ninth birthday
July II. 1853.
MOMdIE AND DADDY.
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Sunday, July Z, IybI, HEBECCA
HAWKINS ROBINSON Of 44g 18TH
st. ne. beloved mother Of Mrs.
Charlotte Peggy Woodson and Mrs.
Rachel Hawkins, mother -in-law of
Yived % by Ih two rreat.vfanSchild1en, e @
other relatives and friends. The late
Mrs. Robinson may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 30 H ST. ne,
after 3 pm. Thursday. Funeral Fri
day. July l3. in Metropolitan Wesley
a. M. E. Zion Church. 1712 North
Capitol St, at ] pm. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. IL
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Death No. 239 II
BURROUGHS. JOHN Z. On Sunday.
July :. 1862. JOHN Z. BURROUGHS
of Piscataway rd.. Clinton. Nd.
After & pm. Wednesday, July IL.
friends may call at his late resi-
dence Services Thursday. July T., at
l pm, at Union Bethel Methodist
Church. T. B.. Md. the Rev. Paul
@ Baker officiating. Interment
church cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
Rollins
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ECCHRD. AMY BELL. On Friday 7

LCS SaED, AMf BILL. On Friday, July
z; l98S; at St; Pstersburg, Fla.
Irving St. Arlington, Va. beloved
wife Of the late William Edward
Eccard, Friends may call at the
8; H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. oG0l
i4th st. NV. after = pm. WedneS-
Services at the above funeral home
on Thursday, July L. at II am,
lnterment Rock Greek Cemetery. II
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DAVIS, MATTE Z. On Friday. july
q: 1862, at District General Hospital
aunt Of Mrs Alice Glover of I4I3
Girard st. NV. She is also survived
BY many other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at Stewart a. Stew
art Funeral Home, pI3 Florida ave.
NV, where friends may call We'd
nesday, July ! 1, after II noon, where
funeral services will be held at
1:3O p m, Rev. T. c. Dixon officiat-
ing. Interment Thursday. July L..
tery.
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9: 1862, at the new Aiexandris
EMERY Of 4714 Kenmore ave
Alexandria, Va, wife of H, Albert
Emery. sister Of Mrs. Charles Clark
OF Hyattsville. Md. and Mrs. Lorens
OConnor Of Viers Mill. Md Friend,
may call at the B. Wheatley Funeral
Home. 500 West Braddock rd
Alexandria. Va, where services viii
be held on Thursday. July 10, at !
pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Suitland. Nd.
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DUBosE. JAMES. on Friday .Julv 4

1862. JAMES DUBoSE Of rs v st.
NV. father Of Frances D. Portee.
He also is survived by five grand
children and nine great-grandchil-
dren. other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm. Wednesday. July II,
friends are invited to call at Frazier 5
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island
ave: NV, where services will be
held on Thursday. July I2. at /
pm. the Rev. Charles Z. Fields Of
tlciating. 1nterment Woodlawn Gene
terry. Sill
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July 8. 1855. al Frederick Memorial
Hospital, ROBERT I. DAYHOFF Of
Diekerson, Nd, husband Of virginia
Margaret Z. and Nancy K Dayhoff.
son of Wilford and Margaret Mae
Dayhoff and brother of Mrs. Mar
garet Downs. Marian B.. Wilford E.,
Louise and Douglas Dayhoff. Friends
may call at the Hilton Funeral Home,
Barnesville. Md. Services will be
held on Thursday. July l2, at II
am. at st. Peters Episcopal Church.
Poolesville, Nd. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery Frederick. Md. II
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DORA. JOSEPHINE. On tuesday Jul

10. 1862. at Washington Hospital
Buchanan St. NV. beloved wife 'SS ot
the late George NJ. Dora. mother OF
Mrs. George. Barrick, Mrs. Kirby
Price. Theodore and William NJ
Dora. She also is survived by five
Erandehildren and eight great-grand-
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Oi
l4th st. NV. parking facilitiesI
Services at st. George Syrian Ortho.
dox Church 1895 18th St NV, or
terment Glenwood Cemetery. II
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CALL. DONALD NJ. Jr. Funeral serv-
ices for MAI, DONALD NJ. CALL. jr..
husband Of Mary Lawler Call and
eldest son of Donald NJ. and Cath
crime I. Call. who died suddenly in
Paris June 20. 1852 will be held at
Fort Myer Chapel Friday. July r.
at 10 am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Kindly omit
fiowPrS IL
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BRIGHT. BESSIE. On SATURDAY. Jul

.. 1852. at her residence 1O10
6nth ave. Paramount Heights. Nd.
BESSIE BRIGHT. beloved mother Of
Mrs. Etheline Hill Mrs Edna VIII
nams and Mrs. Beatrice Hall. She
also is survived by one grandson.
Clarence Rhone: one nephew. Moral
Trent: other relatives and friends
The late Mrs. BRIGHT NAV be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home. 50 H
st. ne. after = pm. Wednesday.
Funeral Thursday. July L. from
New Mount Olive Baptist Church,
5Sth and Grant SITS. ne. st pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry III
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iURNETT. JOSEPH $. Officers and
members of SteamfitterS
!: ! :: ! 4:
Good Hope rd- Sc Funeral
Thursday. July II. 1862. at > pm
w A BTISHONG. Pres
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DoUBEK. MINNIE. On Monday. July o

UOUBEk, MINNIE. on Monday. July a,
1852. MINNIE DOUBEK (nee Maca-
Nd. beloved mother of Horace Davis
and mother-in-law of Mrs. Katn-
crime Fries Davis and sister of Mrs.
Elizabeth Faris Of Smyrna. Del, and
Raymond Macafee of Ocean City,
N. j. Friends may call at Nalley'S 3
Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode Island
ave, AZ Eastern ave. ne, where
services will be held Thursday, July
IL. at IL am. Relatives and friends
Cemetery Visiting hours, Tuesday
and Wednesday, > to pm. and
: to o.
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MALATESTA, ADELAIDE. OF 34Ug
Carpenter st. Sc. on July 10, 1862
mother Of Dominick. Paul, Edward
Guy Anthony, Fred. James and John
Malatesta, Rose Malone, MammiC
Mancuso and Mary Cordone. Ter
grandchildren and four great-grand-
children also survive. Prayers ai
Chambers Funeral Home, 517 11th
ST. Sc. on Friday, July 13, at 9 am
Mass in St. Francis Xavier Church
at $3.50 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. IL
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HUUSE' 190,l HaLLIE E N; On FrIday. July o,
Holmead place NV. wife Of James
Boone daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Rice. She also is survived by
one daughter. Barbara Rice: one
grandson. three aunts. three uncles,
a devoted mother-in-law, other rela-
tives and many friends. After 4 pm.
"wednesday July IL. friends may call
az the Morrow a Woodford Funeral
Home. 1872 llth St NV. where
funeral services will be held Thurs
day. July l2. at N am Interment
Harmony Memorial Park
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ARMsTEAD. OLIvER NATHANIEL, Jr

Suddenly. on Monday. July 2. 1862,
OLIVER NATHANIEL ARMSTEAD.
Jr-. Of 1917 Neal St ne. son OF
Oliver Nathaniel Armstead. sr:
brother Of Rudolph Armstead. grand
son Of Mrs. Halle Armxtead and
Mrs. Elizabeth Turner Also surviving
are a stepmother. Mrs. Catherine
Armsteads five auntS. other relatives
and many friends. After , pm.
wednesday. July IL, friends may call
az the Rollins Funeral Home. 43;lg
huntt pL ne. where services will
be held Thursday. July -. at y
an. the Rev. /. L. Tucker officiat-
ing Interment Arlington National
Cemetery at 1890 am N
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BURNETT, JOSEPH s. on Tuesday
July 10. 1862. at Providence Hos
uital. JOSEPH s. BURNETT. the be-
loved husband Of Louise A. Burnett.
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope rd Sc. parking facilities. on
Thursday, July IL, at pm. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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BALL. JOAN DOLORES. sudder

Monday. July .. 1869, Joan
DOLORES BALL. 1850 Sumner I'd
of Tawana. Robin and Toni BAH
d9ughter Of Mrs. Ethel Hargrov anc
John Jackson. sr.: sister Of Mrs
Jimmie Day, and Andrew and JOhr
Jackson, ir., GRANDDAUGHTER Of Mrs
Josie Anderson. neice of Mrs. Ida
Jackson. Mrs. Thelma williams anc
John and Peter Anderson, STEP
daughter of Sergt. Charlie Hargrow
After pm. Friday friends may call
at johnson a jenkins Funeral Home
1904 Ga. ave. NV. Funeral services
will be held at Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church, 1880 Vermont ave
nv. on Saturday at ! pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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3raths

ADAMS. EVELYN B. Suddenly. on
Monday, July 2, 1852. Mrs. Evelyn
y. Adams Of 4S05 Texas ave. Sc.
beloved wife Of Mack Eugene Adams,
mother Of Jerome B. Adams. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Otis p Brent. grand
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Carter Of Cedar Heights. Nd. Also
surviving are one sister. Mrs. Rita
Funderburk. three aunts. Mrs. Isa-
bell Brown Mrs. Annie C Jones.
Mrs.. Juanita Paulin; one uncle.
Charles Brent: a host Of other rela-
t1ves and friends. From , till 10
pm Wednesday. July IL friends
may call at the Henry s. Washing
ton h Sons Funeral Home. 1925
Deane ave ne. where funeral serv-
ices viii be held at u noon Thurs
day July l2. the Rev J. W Moses
officiating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
ANDERSON. GEORGE LEE. Sr. On
Tuesday. July 10. 1862. GEORGE
4.EE ANDERSON. Sr.. of 1884 Swami
s. NV. beloved husband of Bertha
Anderson. father Of BENJAMIN r..
George l.. Bernard W., Ernest
" Anderson Of California. Elise
Rlcks Of New York and Ethel
Nelson. He also is survived
by five grandchildren and two
Ereat-grandchildren. other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice Of
runeral later. Arrangements By NAL
van a Schey. Inc.
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MINKIN. ABRAHAM J. On Tuesday
July 10; 1852. ABRAHAM j. MINKIN
OF S23S Georgia ave-, Silver Spring,
Nd. beloved husband of Rose Minkin'
devoted father Of David Minkin.
Also survived by one brother and one
sister. DR.. .Hyman Minkin and Dr.,
Leah Minkin. both Of Washington,
D. C.. Services at the c. d. Gold :
berg Son Funeral Home, 1917 9th
pm. Interment Mount Lebanon
cemetery. In mourning at S23S
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
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july .. 1862, HELEN Hollis MALTA
Of 421.5 3gth st, NV, beloved wife
Gayle sister Of Mary H, Cullins,
Clifton, Morris and Louis Hollis
Friends may call at the Robert A.
Mattingly Funeral Home. 1871 11th
st. s.e.. after . pm. Wednesday
tparking facilitiesl where services
will be held on Friday, July 13. at
| pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. IL
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Monday, July Q, 1852. JEAN MAX
INE JACKSON, 4647 Benning rd
Sc. daughter Of Mrs. Ethel HerRrow
and John Jackson, ST.. sister Of
Mrs. Jimmie Day and Andrew and
Mrs. Josie Anderson; niece Of Mrs.
Ida Jackson, Mrs. Thelma Williams
and John and Peter Anderson: STEP
daughter of Sergt. Charlie Hargrow.
After I'm. Friday friends may call
az Jonnson e Jenkins runersi ias: homs:
will be held at Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. 1880 Vermont ave.
NV on Saturday at pm. In
tefment in Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. ID
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WniOnl' MARIAN hAPPOLDT, Or
HAPPoLDT Tuiy WRIGHT. 10 1s0f formeAlS MAElAS j
34O4 Hayward ave. Baltimore. Nd.
beloved wife of the late Morri,
Wrieht and devoted sister O.
Happoldt. Family will receiv,
friends in the Loring Byer;
Chapel, S72S Liberty I'd. Baltimore
Md. daily from . to 4 pm. anc
TO pm, where service will bt
held on Friday. July IL, at . pm
Interment Stone Chapel Cemetery
Baltimore. 13
YOUNG, LILLE BELLE. On Friday
July 6. 1862. LILLE BELLE YOUNG
of 1901 Swami st. NV, beloved
mother Of Annie B. Jeter. Adei
Green. Rosa L. Boyce. Nathaniel
Jr.: Roman and John Young. Sht
also is survived by II grandchildren
three sisters, four brothers, othel
relatives and friends. The late Mrs
Young may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home. 30 H st. ne. aftel
pm. Wednesday. Funeral Thurs.
day. July IL. at the Solid Rock
Baptist Church. 500 Eye st. ne
at ] pm. Interment Lincoln Me.
morlaI cemetery. IL
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TON, SAMUEL d. Officers and
n members of Eureka Lodge
IN No. 5, F. and A. M, will
N assemble on Thursday
NO July IL, 1862. at IL am,
~ at the Masonic Temple
W. 10th and u SITS. NV, for
the purpose of conductins
,aSonle a.t ns. rite, rites for our late brother
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Q, 1852, at Detroit. Mich l sAMuEk TfL
D. MILTON Of 1905 Hamilton st.
NV, husband of Samuella Milton
and beloved father OF Mrs. Muriel
N. Alexander, the late Mrs. Alta M.
Samuel B. Milton and Dr. % Boynton ton
A., Milton. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. After &
pm. Wednesday the remains will
lie in state at the Third Baptist
Church' 9th and Que SITS. NV, where
Thursday, July IL. at pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure, Inc. III
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Jr.. Of 1909 18th st. NV. Apt, L,
husband Of Louise K. Jackson and
son of Wilma jackson. Also sur
vivine are four sisters. one brother,
other relatives and many friends.
are Invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. nv,
where services will be held at 1880
am. Thursday. July IL. (Casket will
not be openedO Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. IL
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NEAL; ENOCk. On Saturday, July Z
l962 at District General Hospital
BNOCK NEAL. of 1lO5 9th ST. Sc.
cousin Of Rillear West, James r
and Mrs John jackson. Friend,
may call after 8 pm. on Wednesday
July i. at the House of Bovc
Funeral Chapel 522 Sth st. Sc.
where services will be held at l pm
on Thursday. July II. lntermeni
Harmony Memorial Park.
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DAILY, JAMES JOSEPH. On Tuesday
July 10. 1852, at Georgetown Uni.
versity Hospital, JAMES JOSEPH
Of Mrs. Catherine Leissler OF the
home address. uncle of Francis j
DAILY Of Scituate, Mass; James J
DAILY of st. Petersburg, Fla: Mrs
Rosemarte Craft OF Arlington, Va
Spring. Md. Friends may cali al
Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave NV
courtesy parking oppositel Mas,
VIII be Offered at ST. Stephen,
Catholic Church. Pa. ave at 25tf
st. NV. on Friday, July 13. at n
Cemetery. I2
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WELSH. ISAAC ". In loving memory
Of my dear husband. ISAAC W
WELSH, who departed this life four
years ago today. July IL. 1855.
/ have only a memory. dear Isaac
III cherish my whole life through
But the sweetest will live forever
As ! treasure the memory OF you.
DEVOTED WIFE. ALICE s. WELSH.
You will never be forgotten as long
as life and memory last
DEAR FRIEND. HELEN H. TORNEY
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WAINGEk, ANNA. On Tuesday, July
10, 1862, at her residence, 53I5
Connecticut ave. NV, Apt. sos,
ANNA WAINGER, beloved wife of
Edward Wainger and devoted mother
OF Jack Wainger. She also is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Alice Seley
and Mrs. Marian Kaplsn of New
York and a brother, A. E. Hartman.
Mrs. Wainger rests at the Bernard
Danzansky a. Sons Funeral Home,
35Ol 14th st. NV. (parkinR
facilities adiacenD. Notice of funeral
later.
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ohD' yonN L, Suooenly: on Monday,
July =, 1867. at Casualty Hospital,
JOHN |. FORD. 35l3 Stanton rd
Sc. beloved son of James A. and
the late Eva Ford. He is also
survived by one daughter. six
brothers and four sisters. a host
OF other relatives and friends. After
pm. on Wednesday, July II,
friends are invited to call at the
J. r. Cameron & Sons Funeral Home,
GIL K ST. NV. The rosary will be
reotted at s pm. Mass will be Of
tered for respose of his soul on
Lady Of Perpetual Help Catholic
Church, 1900 Morris rd. sc. Father
Phillip F. Amand officistinR In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Whodunit?

Credulity can be stretched only so
far. The breaking point might come,
for example, when one is asked to be-
lieve man can commit suicide by firing
five shots into his body with a bolt
action rifle. A year ago Texas justice
of the peace, and more recently a grand
jury, ruled that Henry H. Marshall had
ended his life in this dubious manner.
Mr.. Marshall, an Agriculture De-
partment official, died soon after he
began investigating the cotton allot-
ment Vaccinations of Billie Sol Estes.
Now the Texas Department of Public
Safety, learning Mr.. Marshall also suf-
fered from carbon monoxide poisoning
and hard blow to the head, has called
it clear case of murder. Texas Attorney
General Will Wilson, who blew the
whistle on Estes, doesn't think Estes
knows anything about the shooting.
Which leaves us with another mystery:
Who killed Henry H. Marshall? And
why?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-21
Low-PHced Housinu

1t is one thing to recognize, as the
District finally is doing, the urgency of
providing decent new private housing
for families with low and moderate in
comes. 1t is quite another, as experience
has shown, for private industry to actu-
ally produce such housing at prices
these families can pay.
Redevelopment officials, however,
are optimistic that the attainment of
this goal will be aided by new forms of
Federal assistance, including a recently
enacted provision which would make
financing available at interest rates be-
low those prevailing in the general
money market. And even more encour-
aging is the "lively interest" expressed
by several community groups in the
development of moderate priced hous-
ing in the So-called Northwest No.
urban renewal project-an 89-acre area
near North Capitol street and Massa-
chuSettS avenue where such housing
will predominant. J. c. Turner, the vice
president Of the Greater Washington
Central Labor Council, says one union
is interested in financing the construc-
ton Of up to 1900 housing units on a
non-profit basis for families with in
comes just above the levels that would
qualify them for public housing. The
intention, he says, is that these CO.
operative homes would be sold at
monthly carrying charges ranging from
$40 for a one-bedroom unit to sos for
a four-bedroom unit. According to the
Redevelopment Land Agency, informal
discussions also have been held with
other groups who are interested in SIM
liar cooperative building.
Unfortunately, however, it will be
months before the RIA is ready even to
entertain firm proposals for developing
the Northwest project. Some of the rea-
sons for the seemingly interminable
delay in its progress have been unavoid-
able. But the demand for adequate re-
location housing which will be needed
to permit the highway and other Dis
trict public-improvement programs to
proceed makes it essential now that
these logjams be broken. The District
Commissioners should join the RIA
board of directors in insisting that the
Northwest project move off dead center
and quickly.