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KRAUSE. ARTHUR J. Suddenly on
Friday. February ,, 1862, al his
residence, 1908 23rd place, Lewis
dale, Maryland. A R TIL UR J.
KRAUSE, the beloved husband of
Ella C. KrauSe (nee Garner. Fu-
neral services at the Timothy Han
lon Funeral Home. 474S Wisconsin
ave. NV. on Monday, February 8,
at > pm. Interment Ft. Lincoln
Cemetery
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Dratha
BENTLEY, GEORGE A. On Wed

ganasrg 81: l9d@, oEoRdE <
Chevy Chase. Md. beloved husband
CT Marion H. Bentley and father OF
George A. Bentley III, Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of
Robert, A. Humphrey. Bethesda, Md.
after ! pm: Saturday. February 3.
the Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer,
Va, at q am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
BERRY, ELLSWORTH W. On Wednes-
W. w. BERRY Berry, 81 81 igag 4s6s EEEdswSEun Edgondston
husband q Kate II. Berry r;; and 0H SON
Of Mrs, Henrietta Berry. He also
is survived by two sisters. Mrs
Ray Gregory and Mrs. Charlie
Smith. Relatives and friends mas
caij at The Gasch Funeral Home
M4LGe 4L3e BAL Baltimore % ave- Hysttsyill,sa,
on Monday. February s, at l2:15
pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
BERRY. ELLSWORTH W. Officers
& sRS niSSs'' sS!' ss o. S''?s s:
5N%SS4t death of Comrade ELI s.
%%S1EX WORTH W RERRY Ma
VII tional Guard Ct Homo
services at $50 pm. sunday, Feb,
ruary 4, 1852; at Gssch's Funeral
it39rii,e a9mei 4Ia9 NY Baltimore ave- HY-
STANLEY Y zELEysKI, Comdr. .
GEORGE W. GlDDENS. Adjt. 4
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BURCH. JOSEPH CAMILUs.

ftus BuRcH i'ei'As; Of SoS North Wayme
St, Arlington, Va, beloved hus-
band of Gertrude Wardell Burch,
brother of Albert A. Burch and Mrs:
at the Ives Funeral Horne. 2s47
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. until
9:3O am. Monday February 5;
thence to St. Charles Catholic
Church. Fairfax drive ard Kirk
wood rd.. Arlington. Va, where
mass will be Offered at 10 am.
Interment Columbia { ardens Gene
terry.
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BARRY, ALDEN ", sr. The family
of the late ALDEN VINCENT
BARRY. Sr., wishes TO express its
sincere gratitude and appreciation
floral tributes. cards of sympathy
and other expressions during our
recent bereavement
MRS. MARIE E. BARRY AND FAM
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BURDETTE. CHARLES M. On Thurs

CHARLES M. on Thurs
day; February | 1882, at Doctors
beloved husband of Frances E.
Burdette. father of Charles E. Bur-
dette. brother Of Mary, George E.
and Richard P. Burdette. Friends
February >, at Gawler's Chapel,
1856 Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy park
ing oppoSi:el. where services will be
held on Monday. February ). at
1890 am. Interment Arlington
National Camntarv
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FLEET, wILLIBOUGH. On Thursday.

EIFTcHER EfGETsFK of !Sg2 gifS ytb W It tATIER 1E
beloved father Of Willis Lanier
Fletcher il, brother of Virginia
Fletcher. Elise Brown. Parthenia
Hardy, Edward and James Fletcher
and Marguerite Ray. He is also
survived by other relatives and
February O.. friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
ST. NV, where funeral services will
be held Wednesday. February at
1890 am. Intermept Arlington
National CemetSry. 8
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COLBY, LUCILLE NJ. dev. On wednes-

day, January 81, 1862. at 81
Butternut st. NV, LUCILLE M. deV.
COLBY. formerly Of 1907 Columbia
rd. NV, daughter OF the late John
C. D. Colby. Civil War veteran and
Nellie Colby. Prayers at the s; H.
st. NV. on Tuesday February q at
$50 a NJ. parking facilities, thence
to the Shrine of the. Sacred Heart
Catholic Church. 18th g. PARK rd;
NV. where the holy sacrifice OF
for the repose of her soul. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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LYNCH: HATTIE oE,; 3; On Tue. Tuesday,
i1YhMSeEy iYMeH of 81? III iT0s s. nx aArTnE Mother
Of Robert Lynch and sister OF Nan
Phifer and Julia Baker. She also is
survived by other relatives and
many friends. Friends may call at
the Malvan and Schey. Inc. Funeral
Home. New Jersey ave. and r st.
NV. today after IL noon, where
funeral services will be held on
Monday, February 3 at . pm.
Interment Harmony Memorial Park.
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day, February I, 1862 BENEDICT
DRURY DUKE of Leonardtown,
Nd. beloved husband of Virginia
Blackstone Duke and father of
Benedict D.. jr.; Walter F.. Virginia
Dianne, Robert s. and Ellen Marie
Duke. He also Is survived by his
mother. Mrs. Lillian D. Duke. Friends
may call at the Mattingley Funeral
Home, Ieonardtown, Md. where
prayers viii be said on Sunday
February 4 at 7:30 pm. Mass will
be said Monday, February 5, at II
am, at Our Lady's Chapel. Medleys
Neck, Mi 1nterment church ceme-
tery
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KELLY. DANIEL R., sr. Suddenly on

Thursday. February /, 1862,
DANIEL R. KELLY, sr.. Of 442 Mass.
ave. NV. husband Of Emanuelene
Kelly. father of Daniel R. jr.,
Carollene T. Davif NJ :. . Tale R.
Kelly and brothe VI aItuf Lee
Kelly. Mrs. Mary E. Parham and
Miss Rose Marie Kelly. He also
is survived by other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Malvan &
Schey. Inc.
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HALL, CHARLES FREDERICK. On
Friday: February 2, 1852, CHARLES
path terrace. Washington, D. c..
beloved husband of Mary Leonard
Hall, father of Leonard C. Hall,
brother of Walter Hall Of Newmarket.
Ontario; DR.. Oral Hall of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, and Mrs. Aleta Oliver of
Imperial. Saskatchewan. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Robert
A Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md. where
services will be held on Monday,
February 5, at IL am Interment
Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery, An
napoliS, Md
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BURROWS. GERTRUDE yIETT

Friday, February 2. 1852. at Provi-
BURROWS Of 223 East Montgomery
ave. Rockville. Md, beloved wife
mother of Gladys B. Dutrow and
sister Of Helen Walston and Mar
garet Ricketts,. Friends are II vited
to call at the Colonial Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey. Rock
held on Sunday. February f. at
: pm. 1nterment Rockville Gene
terry. 4
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sLklNS, ARCHIE l.. On wednesday,
January 81. 1867. at his residence.
4634 livingston rd., Sc, ARCHIE
l. E! KINS. beloved husband Of
Mrs, Ruth E. Elkins, father of
Norman Douglas Elkins of Waco,
Tex: son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ellns and brother of Mrs. Mar
garet Huosol. Mrs. Lizzie Mae
Kent, Mrs. Louise Helm Of Texas
and Mrs. Alverta Branhan Of Ger
many. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home +.h st. and
Mass. ave. me-, until 10 pm. Sun
day, February 1. Services at Fort
Monday, February .. At 10 am.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 4
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FLEET, WlLLoUGHBY. on Thursday,
pital. w1LLouGHBY FLEET. retired
White House clerk. loving husband
OF Mrs. Cora Fleet. brothe- Of James
r. Fleet and Mrs. Sarah Richardson
uncle of Mesdames HERNIA Klinger
and Vernadiene HierSt. Miss Edna
Fleet and Mr.. Edmund C. Fleet. A
host Of other relatives and friends
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. 10th and
South Glebe road, Arlington, Vir-
gnar1 glnla; siteF h.r p;m IueSdSy FeS ;i
be conducted at II noon. Wednes-
day, February T. Rev. Oswald G..
Smith officiating. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Arrange
mentS by Chinn q
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STANLEY ZELENSKI, Comdr.
GEORGE w. GlDDENS. Adjt.

BLACKBURN, HENRY M. On F.iday,
February =, 1862. at Providence
Hospital, HENRY M BLACKBURN Of
band Of Eva x. Blackburn, father
of Z. Katharine Blackburn. son Of
Sarah and Edgar Blackburn and
brother of Mrs. Meta Moore, Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
Robert A Pumphrey, Bethesda. Md.
whera services will be held on
Sunday. February 4. at 1870 ON.
1nterment Oak Ridge Cemetery. AL
tnnna. Pa
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BLYTHE, TINY LOUISE. On Thursda,

February /. 1862, at her residence,
66l Morris pl ne, TINY LOUISE
J. Blythe, mother OF Ricky Lee and
Lynn Greene, daughter Of James
c. and Lille M Godsie, sister of
Mrs, Doris Hager, Mrs. Bickie
Mitchell, Mrs. Florence Bell, Marvin
Godsie. Mrs. Evelyn Air Thelma
Thomas. and Otis L. Godsie. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where
service will be held on Tuesday
February D at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 3
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SURLEIGH, LILLIAN FLEET. The
family of the late LILLIAN FLEET
many friends for their kind express
sionS of love during their bereave-
ment. for flowers, cards, food,
prayers and all other kind deeds.
Sincerely appreciated.
AND MRS ALICE B SMITH
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On Friday. February =. 1862. at
Virginia. ELNoRA JACKSON Mora
Ellis, mother of James T., Charles
H, and Sidney r. Ellis OF Vienna,
Virginia. Twenty-six grandchildren
forty-one great-grandchildren and
friends DSt "a also S'h sprviys HyH Mrs any Jackson @
may be seen after 8 pm, February
3. at the Union Baptist Church.
Pleasant street s.w.. Vienna, Vir-
ginia. until the funeral service at
l pm, February 6, 1862. Rev. Alex
ander Taliferro officiating, Inter-
ment Sons and Daughters Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Chinn. Casket will
not be opened at the service. s
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Dratha

II. COLLIER: On Friday, Feb
ara street tarmody His. Mary. Ey
land, H. COLLIER CoALE, father
of James C. Coale, son OF Mrs. Lii
Ian s. Coale, brother OF Henry A.
Coale and Mrs. Elizabeth C, Will
ton. Friends may call at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol l4th
street NV. parking facilities). No
af fun ral laNA
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BKUOhS, EDWARD, JT. SuddenIy
at Freedmen's Hospital EDWARD
a loving wife, Mrs. Hilda Brook
loving mo thcr, Mrs. Lillian v.
Williams: a devoted stepfather, Mr.
Arthur Williams; father, Mr. Au-
brey Brooks; one sister, Mrs. Elmire
Huntley: one brother, Mr.. Lawerance
Brooks, and other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
Horizons Mortuary, 1924 You st.
NV, on Sunday, February 4, after
pm. Funeral services on Mon
day, February B. 1T | pm, a. the
Mount Airy Baptist Church. II L
st. NV. the Rev. c. M. Long.
ir. officiating. lnterment Lincoln
Memorial Nematerv IA
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gaagaTy 80, 1852: MARY FIT ETT1A
bsioved i motheT of Iannetfs m Rnr,
ton and sister )f BeEsie Wright.
She also is survived by two srsEd-
children, two cousins, Irene Cor
don and Helen BAKER. and other
relatives and mahy friends After
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You st. NV.
where funeral services viii! be teld
on Monday, Februa y >, at ] 80
pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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February 3, 1862, LENA r. BOG
NOVITZ of S31 Delafield place, NV,
beloved mother of Gordon Began OF
the above address, Bernard Bogno-
Evelyn Segal Of Silver Spring, Mary
land. Also survived by sister, Mrs
Ida Shapiro Of Washington. D. c.,
eight grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Services at the c. D
42i7 9th st. NV. on Sunday, Febru.
ary 4, at 3 pm. Interment Ohey
Sholom Talmud Torah Cemetery In
mourning at 5233 Chillum place ne
Family requests in lieu of flowers
contributions be made to the Met
ropoiitan Heart Guild. 734 18th
street NV.
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Hospital; sALIiE 8. 8 fTEFsff5 FITzH1dH HI'ot Of
Breezy Point, Md, wife of Clark
s: Fitzhugh and mother Of Mrs.
Macon Ross of Leaksville. N. C.;
Md, and Capt. Clark s. Fitzhugh,
lr.. of Shaw Air Force Base
S. c.; sister of Mrs. Charles
King Of Nicholasville. KY, She
also is survived by nine grand
children. Services at the s. H. Hines
NV, on Monday, February 8. at
10 am. fparking fscilities) In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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January 81. 1882. a. Garrett. Inc,
JOHN R. KEEGhN. husband Of
kneesn ke heeean ed Mis- of pnra,hv ne " Sweh
both Of Frederick Mo; Miss Louise
Keegan of Keyser. w. Va: Mrs.
Thomas Walker of Fairfax, Va; Mrs.
Joe Jones If WllSlington. Del; Mrs.
and Mrs, Walter Arno'd Of SIX
Garden. W Va. Graveside services
will be held at Arllnkton National
Cemetery on MonGsY, February 5.
at 10 am. Friends may assemble
at Memorial Gate at $50 am. 4
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CAPT. JOSEPH P,
USN tRetired). Suddenly, on Tues
day, January 80. 1862, in Long
Lake, MINI: CAPT. JOSEPH P
loved husband of Eleonore M. Fitz-
patrick, father OF William. David
and Joseph Fitzpatrick, brother of
Capt. Edward Fitzpatrick. Friends
are invited to call after 3 pm.
Sunday. February 4. at The Bethesda
A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md Services
Monday. February 3, at the Shrine
Of the Most Blessed Sacrament, 60O1
Western ave. where requiem mass
will be. offered at $50 am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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SALLIE o. The members
II Of Lebanon Chapter. No.
&. =: :|
neral services at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901 14th
st. NV. on Monday, February 8.
HARRIET E. RALsToN. W. M.
OSIE B. RITTER. Secy. 4
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AUSTIN: FRANCES J: The family OF
to express their sincere apprecia-
tion to their friends, neighbors
and relatives for the many cards
telegramS, flowers. expressions OF
sympathy and acts of kindness dur
ing our recent bereavement
MR. AND MRS. LEWIS A. JOHN
SON AND MR.. AND MRS. CUR
IT'S G. ELLIOTT
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CRAWFORD. ROGER. The family of
the late ROGER CRAWFORD wishes
TO express our deepest appreciation
20 all of our friends and neighbors
for the floral tributes sent, the
many cards and other acts of SYM
pathy during our recent bereave-
ment
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Dratha

GALLMAN. LIssIA. On Saturday,
LiSsiA GALLMAN Of aOs q St.
ne, Notice office Of funeral later Ar
Home, 1922 l1th st. NV.
GRAY, MARY; On THURSDAY, .Fsbru-
srsl rs Hoipts sas ns MRs sse nhRy RsT't oRAY RsH
e seTs o'si Wafer Gray Sif Snd Sslo1ss 81 sss
mother of Juanita E. Gray and
Mrs. Dorothy G Davis. She also
leaves two SISTERS, Mrs. Percelle G.
in-law, John j Davis; a host Of
friends, From . to 10 pm. Sum
( sons Sons + FUNERAL iHa THO Home p 4ssS sssHs peans
will be held at so pm. Monday,
February 5, The Rev. Jerry 4. Moore
Satfona Sff'np8 cemetety tcasfet 'esfh vii
not be opened after services 4
GROSS. EDWARD A. On Friday,
GROSS, dsss' of 54o.a' .'St ssth IsAA aye'. Hyatts. s.
Gertrude s. Gross and father of
and Lewis II; Gross, He is also
survived by six grandchildren. Mr..
Gross rests at Gasch's Funeral
HGne He ad ddss se1ysss Baltimore sv1 he Hyatt Ie
Monday. February at : pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment TT. Lincoln Cemetery.
GRYCZT, VINCENT. on wednes-
day January 81: 1862. a. Mount
&: cSeS arSczt and Orot6er tRerho Of Mrs. 0e5a Lou
Stanley and Mrs. John Grudzeski.
Mr. Mr.; Shu Gryczt rests at the Warner F.
ee%Rh'' deoras ave- runsIs sSer 51ms sprnx f4a4 Ma
where services will be held on Mon
interment Arlington National Gene e.
terry.
HAINEs. WALTER CARL, Or Thurs
dSy DAY FsbrIa9lry, orl9l!, l. b992t q: ArliHS-
Fails Church; Va. S oe.5ved "i5a Husband M;
brother Of Mrs. .ier-rude RoWley
is survived by four grandchildren
and three eat-Erandehildren.
neral Home, ss47 wilson VII ives blvd, 3D.
day, February 5. Tuaeral services
will be held at st. Mays Episcopal
Church; 26th St; and North Glebe
rd., Arlington. Va. at pm In.
Herndon, Va. In leu OF f'ovtfs
contributions may be ms1e - the
st. Mary's Episcopal Church Me-
mortal Fund.
HAINES, WALTER CARL. A special
O communication Of Sharon
m Lodge No. 327 AT. and
IN AM. is hereby called for
IM mo Monday, February 5, 1862.
N1N at 1870 pm. in its temple,
~Ny Mclean, Va. for the pur-
W pose of conducting the
Masonic funeral for our late brother,
WALTER CARL HAINES.
C. VERNON SANDERS, w. M,
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day, January 80, 1872. LAWRENCE
JACKSON Of 1011 Kenyon st. NV,
beloved husband of Mrs. Doris Jack
son. He also is survived by two
Horace. Andrew. Hannibal and Le-
roy jackson; three sisters. Mrs.
Frances Williams. Mrs Evelyn
Franklin and Mrs. Mildred wash
ington. and other relatives and
with L. E. Murray a Sons. 1887
10th st. NV. where friends may
call on Sunday. February 4. from
4 till. 10 pm. and where funeral
services will be held on Monday,
Cecil Mills officiating. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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February ., 1852, NELSON ANNA
MALLoY Of 1921 Shepherd st: NV,
the beloved mother Of Mrs. LaRon
C. Shaw. Mrs. Flake G. Crawford,
Mrs. Maize L. Welch. Mrs. Maude
M. Riley and Howard E. Malloy.
She is also survived by other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
MalVan q Schey, Inc.
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BROWN, CATHERINE K. On Tuesday,
January 30. 1862. CATHERINE K.
ae e and Infant AuxatSs asSshfF F. g. sroTn GfFa Of
1920 Ontario pl. NV. She is also
survived by other relatives. After
IL noon. Sunday. February 4,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. l432 You st. NV.
Graveside services will be held at
Arlington National Cemetery on
Tuesday, February 8 at $50 am.
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JACKSON. ISAAC. On Wednesday.
February l, 1862. at the Dist let
General Hospital. ISAAC JACKSON
Of $40 Park I'd. NV, devoted hus-
Of Annie. Nary. Ruth. Geraldine.
Christine Jackson and Tavern
Chambers. He also is survived by
three sons, william. Lloyd and Mau-
rice Jackson; Jne brothet Amos
Jackson of Baltimore, Mi; one
uncle. Harrison Dent Of Charles
County. Md; .n1ther-i law. three
sisters-in-law, one brother-'n law.
fifteen grandchildren tnd a host
Of other relatives and friends. Re
February 4. after pm. at the
Montgomery Bros. Funeral Home,
9l3 Florida ave. Nv. where serv-
ices will be held AZ pm. Monday,
February 3, the Rev l. NJ. Moye
officiating. Tntermeht Harmt r y
Mnmnrial' pnrk H-nnntaru
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BROOKS. JOHN THOMAS. On Fri

Washington University Hospital,
JOHN THOMAS BROOKS Of King
George County, Va, devoted hus-
band of Mrs. Virgin Brooks, father
of Mrs Edna M. Pignor Mrs.
Johnson, Joseph, William M, Rich
ard M. Maurice S. and the late
Thomas r. Brooks and brother Of
Mrs. Lillian B. Johnson Also sur
viving are twenty grandchildren,
eleven great-grandchildren, several
nieces. nephews, a host of other
relatives and friends. After pm.
Monday, February 3, remains may
be viewed at the Montgomery Bros
Funeral Home. 9i3 Florida ave. NV
Services at | pm. Tuesday, Febru-
ary 8, at Union Bethel Baptist
Church, King George County, Va,
the Rev. J. H. Kenner officiating.
Interment church cemeterY
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All Demonstration

A week-long demonstration
Of the modern All program will
get underway May Z at Prince
Georges Plaza with more than
500 members of the county's
80 All Clubs participating.
The fair has been named "a
H New Frontiers" to illustrate
how the program is no longer
limited to rural youth, accord
ing to Assistant County Agent
John Plog.
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Frost to Give
Reading May 7

Poet Robert Frost will give
a reading of his verse at $50
pm. May 7 at the Library of
Congress, where he is honorary
conSultant in the humanitieS.
Tickets for the program in
the Coolidge Auditorium will be
distributed by the Hayes Con-
cert Bureau beginning at $50
am. Wednesday. Only two
tickets will be given to each
person at a service charge of
25 cents each.
Mr.. Frost was at the library
March 26, on his 88th birthday,
to open a special exhibition of
his life and works. On the same
day his new book of poems,
I'm the Clearing" was pub
lished, including The Gift
Outright" the poem he read at
the 1861 presidential inaugural.
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Steel Study Aid
Granted to India
BY the Associated Press

Foreign Aid Administrator
Fowler Hamilton announced
yesterday that the United
States will pay for a complete
technical and economic survey
for India's proposed huge b.
karo steel mill.
The survey will be directed by
United States Steel Corp. under
financing by the United States
Agency for International De-
velopment. Afterward, the
United States will decide
whether it will pay for building
the plant which will be run
by the Indian government.
No costs were announced
either for the survey or for the
plant.
The United States already has
pledged loans to India totalling
$545 million during the first
year of Indias current five
year plan to step up its econ
omy. Other nations are con-
tributing large amounts, too. in
addition to resources India her
self is devoting to the plan.
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tration was going to haul ur
the white flag on the medical
care plan.
Others took the opposite view
believing Mr.. Kennedy may be
ready to announce he has the
votes to put his program across
and that perhaps something
could be worked out that the
ANA could live with.
While it was learned that the
meeting could bear heavily on
the medical programs fate,
there was no sign from the
White House what tack Mr..
Kennedy would take.
Rally Address Planned
The President plans to ad-
dress a Madison Garden rally
in New York next month or
behalf of the medical care for
the aged program and he re-
Gently picked up organized sup
port from a group of physicians
many of them ANA members
who support the program.
The ANA officials who re-
ceived invitations are:
DR.. Leonard w. Larson, presi.
dent, of Bismarck, N. Oak.
DR.. Hugh Hussey. ANA boarc
chairman and dean of George
town University's Medica
School; DR.. Percy Hopkins
Chicago, board vice-chairman
DR.. Norman Welch, Boston
speaker of the ANA House o
Delegates: DR.. Robert Annis
Miami, chairman of the AMI
National Speakers Bureau; Dr.
F. j. L. Blasingame, executive
vice president and the ANA
top staff officer, and DR.. Ern'
est B. Howard, assistant ex'
ecutive vice president.
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year-old wife said upon arrival
yesterday that they came in
quest of a lob and just
to be American citizens" Mr..
Williams said he had been
without work for six months.
Dozens of persons met the
visibly nervous couple at the
bus depot, and one Negro
family offered them a room in
their Harlem apartment. The
WilliamSes expressed thanks,
but took a hotel room to decide
what to do.
The WilliamSes were the
second Negro family in eight
days to come here on one-way
fares paid by the White
Citizens Council of Greater
New Orleans. The council has
offered similar treatment to
other Louisiana Negroes.
SnOWered WIN money
On April 81, Louis Boyd, his
wife and eight children arrived
on the first council sponsored
trip. They were showered with
money, gifts of food and cloth
ing and free lodging, and Mr..
Boyd found a $100-a-week job
I in a New Jersey plant.
Strong criticism of the Free
dom Buses" came from Senator
Jacob K. JavitS, Republican of
New York, who told an audience
in a small church in Harlem
last night:
II predict that this over
ground railroad will mark the
beginning of the end of Segrega-
tion as the basis of the South
ern social order"
In a paradoxical way" Sem
ator Javits said, lit is the first
clear sign of the breakup of
segregation in the South itself,
Just as the underground rail-
road marked the breakup of
slavery in the South a century
ago."
Suggests State Aid
A council spokesman has sug-
gested that the Louisiana State
Legislature consider the idea of
underwriting 100000 worth of
Freedom Rides North" OF
this, Senator Javits said:
If the State itself, as it
has threatened, joins in this
program, then we will sponsor
Federal legislation to deal with
it,"
He explained that he had in
mind a bill that would divert
Federal welfare funds from
Louisiana for every person sent
North and put on welfare rolls
Of other States.
A representative of the City
Welfare Department was on
hand to greet the Williams
couple and discuss with them
the possibility Of financial and
other assistance for which they
might be eligible.
Of the Citizens Council, Mr.. |
Williams said:
"I don't hold nothing against
them. They weren't trying to
help nobody. just to prov<
something to themselves. If
I'd had the money, I would
have come here anyway to look
for work"
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Dupree
offered the Williamses a room
in their apartment.
when my wife returned from
church we talked it over and
decided these people needed
help" Mr.. Dupree said. I'VE
have three bedrooms in our
five-room apartment and we're
only using two of them, so we
have plenty of room"