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Mr.. German was the son Of
Lester s. German, a profess
sional baseball player who was
with the New York Giants and
the Orioles in the early days
of baseball. He shared his
fathers love Of baseball and
was also a golf enthusiast.
Mr.. German was treasurer
OF the Glen Burnie Golf AS
ISOLATION. He was a trap shooter
and hunter as well.
Besides his mother. he leaves
a sister. Mrs. Paul j. Rondeau
Of Roswell, N. Mex.
Services will be held at / pm
"Wednesday at the Singleton
Funeral Home In Glen Burnie
with the Rev. Donald Holz, OF
the Bible Baptist Church. Aber-
deem, officiating.
Burial will be In the Grove
Church Cemetery. Aberdeen,
Md.
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Martin F. Ready,
Building Engineer

Martin F. Ready, 81, chief
building engineer for the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Con-
ference for 20 years. died Fri
day night Of cancer at the
Washington Hospital Center.
Mr.. Ready was born In
Ireland. He served In the Irish
Republican Army during World
War /.
He came 10 this country
about 1929 and went TO work
for the National Catholic
School Of Social Service.
Mr.. Ready was a member OF
the Holy Name Society OF
Nativity Church.
He Is survived by his wife,
Nora Ready. and one daughter.
Ann Marie. both OF l343 Ritz
tenhouse street NV.
Mass will be held tomorrow
at II am. at Nativity Church.
Thirteenth and Peabody streets
NV. Burial will be at Mount
! Olivet.
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Dr.. Yvonne OIinick, SO, Wife
Of Psychiotry Professor

North Carolina and at George
town University and the Wash
ington PSychoanalytic Insti-
tute.
Before going into private
practice, Mrs. Olinick was on
the staff Of the Chestnut Lodge
Sanitorium in Rockville.
She was q member of the
D. c. Medical Society and the
Washington Psychiatric So.
ciety. and was a fellow of the
American Geriatric Society.
She also belonged to the Mary
land Archaeological Society.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Olinick leaves q 2l-month-old
son. Philip.
Services will be at noon to-
morrow at the Danzansky Flu
neral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in
King David Memorial Garden.
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Mrs. PiIsudski, 80,
MurshuI's Widow

LONDON. April 1 CAP)-
Alexandra Pilsudski. 30, widow
OF Marshal Joseph Pilsudski OF
Poland. died In London last
night after a heart attack.
She came 10 London with
her two daughters Just before
World War II.
Marshal Pilsudski was pro-
claimed President OF the new
Polish state soon after the end
OF World War and served
until 1923, He returned as
premier In 1926. and as head
OF the army was virtually a
dictator until his death in 1895
at the age OF SO.
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Roy Scuderi, Co-owner
Of Building Firm, Dies

Roy Scuderi, So, co-owner of
the SSzS Building Corp, which
built the NARROW Heights de-
velopment in Prince Georges
County, died Saturday at
George Washington University
Hospital after a brief illness.
Mr.. Scuderi owned the build
ing firm with his brothers,
Frank and Alfred. They began
work on the planned COM
munity in 1858, and the multi
million dollar operation was
hailed by former County Com
missioner Daniel A. Abbott as
1.-The greatest development ever
seen in this country"
Construction of private
homes in NARROW Heights was
finished in 1858, with a large
shopping center opening there
the same year.
Last summer the brothers
added the seven-story NARROW
Plaza apartment building.
A native of Jackson Heights,
N. Y, Mr.. Scuderi built homes
in Norfolk, Va, and Fairfax
County before moving to
Cheverly In l945. The brothers
built several other subdivisions
in Prince Georges County, as
well as NARROW Heights.
He was a member of st.
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John Richards, Al,
Sales Representative

Funeral services for John M
Richards. Al, a sales represent.
alive for the Burroughs Corp.
will be at 10 am. tomorrow al
st, Catherine Laboure Church
Viers Mill and Claridge roads
Silver Spring, with burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Richards was found dead
Saturday. apparently overcome
by carbon monoXide fumes
while on his way home from
work Friday evening, A native
and lifelong resident of the
District, he lived at 1909 Hardy
avenue, Wheaton.
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Salvatore Trapani, a Wash
ington barber since 1904, whose
children recall the times when
he trimmed Buffalo Bills
beard, died of cancer at his
home Saturday. He was 50.
Mr.. Trapani came to the
United States from his native
Sicily in 1903 and lived for
several months in Pennsyl-
vania before coming to WASH
ington. He became a citizen in
1914.
He worked for several bar
bers-having learned the trade
in Sicily-before opening his
own business in 1908 under the
nickname he chose, Sans Bar
bershop.
Wild West Show
When william buffalo
Bid Cody came to Washing
ton with his wild West Show, I"
the entertainer would come to
Mr.. Trapani for haircutS and
beard trims.
Mr.. Trapani's barbership
was located near Twelfth street
and Florida avenue NE, He
retired in 1857.
Mr.. Trapani's hobby was
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George Sinclair,
Ex-U. S. EmpIoye

George Theodore McGlue
Sinclair, 81, a retired Federal
employee, died Friday at his
home, 9400 Forty-ninth ave-
nue., College Park, Md, after a
long illness.
Mr.. Sinclair attended public
schools, art school and st.
Johns College in the District,
and was a member Of the
Stansbury Masonic Lodge
No. "a, F. A. A. M.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Anna E. Chevalier Sinclair of
the home address and a son,
Theodore Bealle Sinclair of
Olney, Md.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Hines Funeral
Home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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c. P. Reynolds,
Printing Office
Stuff Employee

Clifford P. Reynolds, 10
chief compiler Of the Congress
sional Directory for the Joint
Congressional Committee on
Printing in the Capitol, died Of
cancer yesterday at Suburban
Hospital. He lived at COS Van
Buren, street, NV.
Mr.. Reynolds was born in
Smyrna, Del, and he served a
printing apprenticeship on q
newspaper there. He worked
on the Northern Philadelphia
Sun before joining the Army
ll1th Infantry, 28th division in
World War I. He was a Purple
Heart veteran.
After the war Mr.. Reynolds
went to work for the Curtis
Publishing Co. In Philadelphia
In 1885 he came to Washington
with the Government Printing
Office and in 1912 he was de-
tailed to the Joint committee
on printing. Besides keeping q
current file on biographical
data of all congressional Off
Gals, Mr.. Reynolds prepared
the quarterly report on lobby
lists for the Congressional
Record.
He was a member of the
American Legion, Disabled
American Veterans, Masons
and the Columbia Typo
graphical Union.
Survivors include his wife
Retta P. Reynolds, of the home
address; one daughter, Mrs
George Davis, jr., 404 Silver
Rock road, Rockville, and two
grandchildren.
Services will be held at II
am. Wednesday morning al
the Warner E. Humphrey
Funeral Home, 8434 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring. Burial
will be at Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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BULsMAN. CLARA LANDERs. on sun.
day March ~. 1908. al Arlington
Hospital. CLARA LANDERS HUtS-
MAN OF 2O0i North Daniel St,, Ar
llnEton, Va. beloved mother Of Miss
Betty Landert, grandmother OF Lon
r. and LaurcnA y. Landers. Friends
may. call AZ the. Ives Funeral Home.
2SA7 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va,
after 4 pm Monday, April J., where
"wednesday. April 3, at pm, inter-
ment Forest Dale Cemetery. Maiden,
Mass.
HUTCHINSON. CLARA l.. on satur-
day, March 30, 1853, Al The Wash
ina!on !s3.s,nltariqm,. CLARA I.
pike lea the beloved wife OF the
late Mr. Wllloughby y. Hutchinson
and the mother OF Mrs. Leona g.
oibbons, Mrs. Hilda Talbot, Fcnton,
WlllOughby and Frederick 3 Hutch
inson. sister OF Mrs. Hcttie Duekett,
Miss Lillian Morris and Mrs. Mil-
dred Stonebraker. Nine gfandchil-
dren and four great-Hraniehildren
also survive, Friends may call AZ
the Lee Funeral lone, 4th a. and
Massachusetts ave. ne, where serv.
ices will be held on Tuesday, April
a. 2i30 pm, Intefment In Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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DR.. Yvonne Olinick. SO. a
Washington psychoanalyst who
practiced under the name
Yvonne van der Reydn, died
Saturday of a storke at her
home, 212O Yorktown I'd. NV.
She was the wife of DR..
Stanley L. Olinick, training
analyst for the Washington
Psychoanalytic Institute and a
clinical professor of psychiatry
at Georgetown University Medi-
cal School.
Mrs. Olinick, a native Of the
Union Of South Africa, came to
the United States in 1854. She
became a naturalized American
citizen this year.
She received her medical de-
gree from the University of
Pretoria in South Africa and
continued her training in
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Eleanor Hegemun
Retired Librarian
At Agriculture

Miss Eleanor Il. Hegeman,
10, a retired librarian for the
Agriculture Department. died
yesterday at Sibley Memorial
Hospital after q long illness.
A native OF jamestown,
N. Y, Miss Hegeman was a
graduate OF Pratt Institute In
Brooklyn. She was employed
at the Army Engineers labora-
tory at Fort Belvoir before
joining the Agriculture De-
partment. from which she re-
tired In 1913.
She had been a member OF
Calvary Baptist Church since
1907.
Miss Hegeman leave a
brother, j. Crosby Hegeman OF
Florida.
Services will be at 2:30 pm.
Wednesday at the Lee Funeral
Home. Fourth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NE, with
burial In jamestown. N. Y.
II Is requested that express
sions OF sympathy be In the
form Of contributions 10 char
liable health organizations.
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Ambrose Church in Cheverly,
a charter member of the Civil
tan Club of NARROW Heights
and a member of the Home
Builders Association Of Metro
politan Washington.
Besides his brothers, Mr.
Scuderi leaves his wife, Lenore,
of 31O6 Lake avenue, Cheverly,
the home address; two sons,
Vincent and Roy, of Man.
chester Estates. near Camp
Springs, and a sister, Gilda
and his father, Vincent, both
of Forest Hills N. Y.
Funeral services will be al
10 am. Wednesday at Holy
Family Church. CatSkill and
Dunlap streets, Hillcrest
Heights, with burial in Wash
ington National Cemetery.
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Dr.HenryHoII,8 81,
OrnithoIogist and
Writer on Nature

DR.. Henry Marion Hall, 86,
author and ornithologist. the
father Of Mrs. j. Ward Stick
ley of 1900 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, died today in New
port, r. l., after a brief illness
A native Of New York City,
DR.. Hall graduated from Har-
ward in 1899 and received
masters and a doctors degrees
from Columbia University. His
doctoral dissertation entitled
"Idylls of Fishermen" was
later published in book form.
DR.. Hall, whose home was in
Newport, wrote many articles
md books on hunting and
fishing. His latest book,
"Shorebirds of North America, IS
was published last year.
Another 1862 publication,
American Year" edited by
Henry Hill Collins, included
DR.. Hall with Thoreau, Bur-
roughs and Emerson as among
the great nature writer's of
America.
The grandson Of Julia Ward
Howe and DR.. Samuel Gridley
Howe. Of Boston, DR.. Hall had
served as an Army captain of
Company A, list Regiment,
NY, during World War I.
In addition to Mrs. Stickley.
DR.. Hall leaves his wife, Alice
Hall, and a sister, Mrs. Hugh
Birckhead, both Of Newport:
two other daughters, Miss
Rosalys Hall. Of New York City,
and Mrs. Thomas Clarke How
ard. Of Boston, two grand
children and six great-grand-
children.
Services will be at 3 pm.
Wednesday at the Trinity
Church in Newport. Burial will
be in st. Marys Cemetery
there.
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W. Crosby Germoin, 81,
Glen Burnie Businessman

W. Crosby German, 81. an
employe for 80 years with the
s. J. johnson Lumber Company
in Glen Burnie. Md. died yes
terday In an ambulance after
suffering a heart attack at the
Belair Golf and Country Club.
Mr.. German, a bachelor. lived
at 304 Central avenue, Glen
Burnie, with his mother, Mrs.
Grace Costumes.
He was born in Aberdeen,
Md, and moved with his family
in 1919 TO Arlington. where he
attended elementary and high
school.
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CULLEN, CATHERINE J. Suddenly, on
Saturday, March 80, 1858, CATH
snt ave heloved doS dsn HIinret ~
the late Charles II. and Rose I
Cullen. Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home, 1891 l4th ST. NV,
on Wednesday, April 3. at 10 am
REQUIEM mass at the Shrine OF the
Most Blessed Sacrament, at 1880
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. .
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3LAIR, ALMA. on Friday, March 90
le63. at the washington Hospital
TO the Great Beyond. She leaves
70 mourn q devoted husband. vii.
liam Blair; one sister. Edna Garter
Of Lynchburg. Va. two sisters-in
law. Mrs Ada ErcuTs and Mrs. Mar,
Rose of the District Of Columbia
the District Of Columbia, and man,
friends. Remains may be viewed
after 8 pm. Monday. Funeral Tues
day. April >, at pm, from tn
Smith Funeral Home 21l6 18th 81
NV. Interment Lincoln Memoria
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WARREN BREWER, beloved hus-
band Of the late Eula M. Brewer.
father of Joseph w. Brewer, il.
and George r. Brewer brother OF
MRS. Alma M. Dorsey. Also survived
by nine grandchildren and -four
great-grandchildren. Funeral from
the HuntemAnn Funeral Home,
1882 0eorgia ave. NV. on Wednes-
day. April 3. at IL am. Intermeni
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B0TELER, CHARLES Z. on Friday
March %, 1868, CHARLES E
BoTELER OF SAP Nebraska ave
NV, beloved husband Of Rena Bel
Loney, brother OF Mrs. Margaret B
Alexander, Also survived by -four
grandchildren. Friends are invited
70 call at the Bethesda-Che Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pumph-
reg, Bethesda, Nd, where services
viii be held on Tuesday, April .
At 1890 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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Announcements Of
Services Nv Chambers
fn MPntnrtant

BERRY. LUCY ANN. In loving mem
DRY OF our mother and grandmother,
LUCY ANN BERRY. who departed
this life one year ago April |. 1867,
Mother. thou we're mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze,
Pleasant as the air Of evening
When II floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thou, soundly slumber.
Peacetul in the grave so low,
Thou no more will Join our number,
Thou no more our song shall know.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day OF life Is fled,
Then In heaven with 10y TO areet thee,
When no farewell tears pe shed
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
Chiffon, MARY v. In memory OF
MARY ", Chiffon. who passed
away April /. 1852.
The lights are all out in the castle
clay,
The curtains are drawn. the owners
She silently slipped DER the thrssh-
old by night,
To make her abode in the city OF
HER DEVOTED NIECE
HORNsBY. WILLIAM. In memory Of
HoRNsBY, who passed away three
years ago today April i. 1850.
Gtifi tbara -. y.n.-e 40.
pecsiis ~ ,,s. ~ sA. a a,
~ 10, !. ~ n,'ns ~ ~ ~ ~
sNu "HV onse So '"eie'
The memories are All We have now,
., Your cares are AZ At rest
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worm afSTEps ~ NE rgsrta w,
NippE Si1lshIyp .NS 10 10 ~. ~
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ghn "a ssed 800 ~ g. ~ ~ -, y,
day Ann taa wv sN"'s @sS w
aas' HpIh - i'ol'
9eep on, aeAt one ana take your
youp IovtNo ,,c,ruvp s,srv,.
AIN apbTtIFn1sy hSN' 9Ao Ehs
-, -. y. ~. ~ i,t.tNs,.
MONACO, ANGELINA JOSEPHINE. In
loylng memory OF our mother, RrAro-
motheI ana gIeat.gIandmother AN
ohl I'M JOSEPHINE MONACO, who
knsti Eak Twelve years aHo today'
~, - 'uo4'
NOT dead 70 US who loved her,
q. MOI lost, but gone before.
ehs iNss WIN US IN memory
--.------.I HE FAMILY.
mODnn, ShACE y N loving memory
~ SnaSE - MVOhE. VINO pAssed
nU bvu nAnuh one year ago
NVlMNH hUTlA L. IH0W.
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PHoEsUs. MARIE ANToMETTE. On

sunday Sun, m, March 81 1868; AZ me
burg, Nd, MARIE ANToiNETTk
PHOEBUs. the beloved wife Of the
late .Edgar =. Phoebus, mother OF
Charles r Phoebus OF washington
D. c.; Colleen Phoebus Lowe OF
one sppSnddapsb,en1 'o M Ssr'i phnsnb rs
rests at 0artner's Funeral Home.
3l6 East Diamond ave, Gathers
burg, Nd, where funeral services
will be held on Wednesday, April q.
a. am. Interment Forest OAK
Cemetery
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SINCLAIR, GEORGE T. An emersen
SMITH MARIE q on saturdav Marc

SMITH, MARIE G. On Saturday, March
80, 1868. MARIE c. SMITH OF 1851
Park I'd. NV, beloved sister OIL
Ethel Smith DIFF OF Arlington. Va
She also Is survived by nleceS Anc
nepheWs. Friends may call at the S
X. Hines Co Funeral Home. 29Ol
18th ST. NV. parking facilitiesl
lnteTment Rock Greek Cemetery
The family suggests that expressions
OF sympathy may be made In the
form Of contribution 70 the Faith
Lutheran Church Building Fund
Arlington, Va, or Grace Lutheran
Church Building Fund. Washing
ton D. G
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SINCLAIR. GEORGE THEODORE

McGLUE. on Friday, March 20
1868, GEORGE THEODORE Nc.
GLUE SINCLAIR OF 94OO 4gth ave
Of Anna z Sinclair. father Of
Theodore Bealle Sinclair OF Olney
Nd. Friends may call at the H
Hines Co Funeral Home, 29OI l4th
st. NV. after q pm. Saturday
March 80 parking facilitiesD SerV.
ices at the above funeral home or
Tuesday April ., at . pm En-.
tombment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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SOuDER, ABBIE v. on Saturday
March 30, 1868, at Prince Georges
Hospital, ABBIE /, soUDER, wife
OF the late william J SOuder, moth.
er Of Ralph W. and Alfred T Souder,
Mrs Elgin M Noack, Mrs John II
Burton and Mrs. Robert NJ Eal-
thaser. Friends may cali At the Lee
Funeral Home. 4,h st, and Massa-
ehusetts ave- ne, where service
will be held on Tuesday April :.
a. 10 am. lnterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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YATES APPoLIN1A. In ioving mem.
DRY OF my devoted mother. Appolinia
fafes, who passed away fix years
ago today April I, 1887
Precious M Jnories, hos they linger.
ETHEL THOMAS.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 and Mass. Ave. II. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV, RA 3.741i
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WALLED, RORERT l. Memhers 0

Washington Mailers Union No, %,
are notified OF the death Of ROBERT
L. WALTER Of the National Pub
fishing Co. Chapel, on Friday.
March 20 1868 He is resting at the
Baker & Son Funeral Home. 3l4
North West st, Manassas, Va. Serv-
ices al the above funeral home on
Tuesday, April =, at II am. Inter
ment Valley View Cemetery Mem
beers OF the union are invited to
attend the funeral service.
.lQHN ID nAIN lnru -Ir aIIrnr
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SCHNEIDER PAULINE IN s.urd.
sCunERI. RnY- nt a1nR 1ale ave

Cheverly, Md, on March 30, 1858,
beloved husband o! Lenore A.
Scuderl father Of Vincent j. and
Roy A, ScudeTi brother OF Frank
P, Alfred c. and Gilda ScuderI
Prayers at CHAMBERS Funeral Home,
1901 Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Md
on Wednesday, April 3, at S:45 am.
Mass at Holy Family Church. Cats
XIII and Dunlap SITS, HillCreSt
Heights. Md, at 10 am. Interment
Washington National Cemetery. =
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sTIMPsON, FRANK o. on SATURDAY

March 30 1868, In Prince Frederick
Nd FRANK o. SIMPSON OF Blb
Maryland ave, n e., beloved husband
Of Irene ID. simpson, brother OF
Pearle Perry OF Chicago. Ill, ana
MAmmle Wigle, Kingville, Canada
Funeral from the Huntemann Fu-
neral Home. bi32 OeOrgia ave, on
Tuesday, .April 2. At n am Inter-
ment Cedar hi Cemetery. He vas
cal No s.
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FFluay, MATCH ~, IUUI, az blblty
MONS Of l26OS Two Farm DR.,
Silver Spring. Nd. husband OF
Blanche e. Simmons, father Of Mrs.
Grady p Shomctte. Walter NJ and
Marvin E. Simmons. brother OF Mrs.
Blanche Doggett, Mrs. Beulah s.
Kirby, Abe j william J. ana Sid
ney H, simmons. There are six
grandchildren. Mr.. Simmons rests
at the Warner y Pumphrey Funeral
Home, si34 Georgia ave Silver
Spring, Md. where service will be
held on Tuesday, April >, at pm.
parking facill .!esl. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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PEARSON. FLORENCE On

FENHNUN, FLUKENNE. On Sunday
March -, 1868. At George Wash
ington University Hospital FLOR
ENCE PEARSON. devoted mother Of
Mrs. Laura Lee CaTEill and Mrs
Maggie Howard Other relatives and
friends also survive. Mrs Pearson
may be seen at the MONTGOMERY
Funeral Home, 72l Kennedy st
NV. from u 10 10 pm. April .
Interment Monticello, 8. c. Ar
Tangements by Cshinn
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OLINICK, DIR. YyONNE. On Saturday

March 80, 1903, DIR. YVONNE OIL
beloved wife Of pr. Stanley /
Olinick and mother OF Philip A
Olinick. Funeral services st IN,
Bernard Danzansky A. Sons Funera
Home 1901 I4th 81. NV. tDArkin,
facilities Adjacent. on Tuesday
April ?. at IL noon. lnterment KIM
David Memorial Garden. .
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GARLAND. BERTHA NJ. suddenly. on

Saturday, March 30. i9S3 AZ her
residence, MRS BERTHA M. GAR.
LAND OF 723 Kentucky ave Sc
She Is survived by one son, Ru-
dolph v. Garland; one devoted grand.
daughter. Geraldine ID. North; three
brothers, Cartha, Sinclair and Rome
Jackson, Mrs. Georgia Woods; Other
relatives and many friends. Re
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 3O15 10Th 81
ne. Notice OF funeral later.
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WALTER. ROBERT L. On Frid.

March 20, 1893. at Providence
Hospital, ROBERT l. WALTER, be
brother OF Mrs. Mae Wheeler OF
Washington, d C.. and John r.
Walter Of Nokesville, Va. brother
in-law OF Lester A. Laws OF Silver
Spring, Md, Friends may cal. at
the Baker a. Son Funeral Home
Manassas. Va Services at IL am.
Tuesday. April ., at the above
funeral home, Interment Valley View
Cemetery
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SHORTER. JAMES EDWARD. On Fl

day, March 30, 1858, JAMES Ed
WARD SHORTER Of ll44 5th ST.
ne, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Shorter
and brother Of Ruth NJ Robinson
William. Theodore, Leroy, Joseph
Clarence and Melvin Shorter. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm, Apri
:, trlends are invited to call at thu
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 OH
st. NV. where the Rosary will b.
reclted at = pm. Requiem mas,
will be celebrated on Wednesday
April 3. at Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church, New York and New jersey
ayes. n W.. at q am. Intermen
Mount Olivet Cemetery. .
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MOORE, IA L. On Sunday, arch
81. 1863 at Suburban Hospital.
lila L. MOORE of Brunswick, Md,
and 4232 Ingomar st, NV, beloved
wife Of the late Robert Frank
Moore and mother OF Mrs. William
G, Voight, Robert s Moore OF
Miami, Fla, Ralph l.. Moore of
Brunswick, Md. George W. Harvey
l., Raymond W and Frank A.
Moore Of Washington. d. c. Friends
may call at the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home. 5lOi Wisconsin ave. NV
where services will be held on
Wednesday. April 2. at / pm. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery .
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MINOR. WILLIAM H.. Jr. On Thur

day, March IS, 1868. at Casualty
Hospital, WILLIAM H MINOR, Jr,
liam H. Raymond B and Gladys
v Minor, son OF william II Minor.
ST.; brother OF Mrs Gladys Shep-
herd and Raymond Minor He also
is survived by four grandchildren.
other relatives and friends. The late
Mr. Minor may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 30 II ST.
ne, after . pm. Monday. April /,
where services will be held Tuesday
April - at = pm. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery