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GRAPHIC ARTS
CAMERAMAN

We have an interesting position
is experienced in critical fine-line
and half tone techniuues for off,
set reproduction. Should have
some knowledge OF map making
and related procedures leading up
to photo mechanical reproduc-
ton of deep etch positives to
close tolerances. Pleasant work
ing conditions, good employee
benefits and attractive salary.
Please send complete resume to
Box l36-H, Star.
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LANGLEY REALTY

REAL ESTATE Statesmen. Small
but active NILS office in Arling-
people. Va. license i required. VIII
ing to sponsor qualified appli-
cants Excellent commission plan.
Omen g DAYS a week, I've. close
SUM- with lots Of floor time.
Ask for Sales Manager. TINKLE
PROPERTIES INC, JA. 5-l207.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Join an
aggressive listing and selling Of
flee located at the hub of Prince
Georges Co.. 3 subdivisions to
come, open now. Members Of
MultiDle Listing. Call Whitley
Wright, GREENBELT REALTY
CO.. OR. 4-5700.
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IVIL ENGINEERS
DRAFTSMEN

Experienced IN subdivision work
sanltary sewer storm drainage,
streets etc Permanent position
with ronsultant engineering firm
IN Arlington, Va. Box 47O.H, Star.
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BOOKKEEPER- EXper., accts. re-
eelyable,. payroll. 10 supervise ofc
Wholesale food distributor. NE.
salary open, Generous company
benetits. Write empl. resume and
salary desired. Box iBN-B, star.
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TRAINEES
GRAERNERlS

1913 n 81 NV TX 3.fa7;
s8lG GEORGIA Ave SIS. 80 s.3itj
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O@1 5000,
BOYS, i4-i7 for MONTGOMERY
county area for part.time sale,
ailcr school ylHib mr. 10 start
plus bonuses No experience neees,
Snry. but must be- neat couTteou,
and ambitious. Call between :.
and $3.50 for appt bss-D7iB,
BRICKLAYERs WANTED A. onre
Apply PARK ARLINGTON ApTs
Afl, blvd. and Court House nd
Arlington, Va
BRlCKLAYERs, 81 hr, lob ioe'. N
sprinEbro9k New Hamp ave ext.
lett on Shaw, left on Oaffney,
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AUTO statesmen

Interested in making at least SlO,-
600 year7 II you are, come out
and see Wilbur Lazernik al
Rockville Ford In Rockville, Nd
we. are having fabulous year
and you can get on the bandwagon
now Experience not necessary.
All we want is someone who will
work and get paid Handsomely for
working. Come In or cali GA. A.
5000, ROCKVILLE FORD
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LANDSCAPE
MANAGER
MAINTENANCE
ENGINEER

LANNl1N EEn
Excel. opportunity for qualified mar
70 take full charge OF maintenance
and boiler rooms for Ice garden
apt. project nr d. G. line In Md
TOD wages and 9-bcdroom apt
available JU, s-l4O2,
MAINTENANCE - office building
experienced IN cleaning. manage
char crew. handyman, middle.
aged, n0n-drinking Must brinr
local references, Good hours and
WILLIAM BUILDING,
1913 Eastern Ave- Sil Spgs Nd
MAINTENANCE MAN, exper. com.
mefcial and private work. Phone
hst-is07.
MAN, carry.out exper., ewes, 10
become Mgr. CHICKEN HEAVEN
1bl7 Land0yer Rd. Kentland. Nd
MAN, settled, middle-aged. work
on gfound, grass, shrubs, etc
HELD IN greenhouses, Drivers per-
NIT. ApDlY IN person, Mr Cos
lenza, CHAMBERS ORFFN.
HOUSES. b06l Temple Hills I'd
tb,e WASH, Temple Hills. Md,
MGR. TRAINEEs-Ciarendon store.
WI train sharp young men for
these openings, I'd co benefits
Ni0a . comm "a $4,000, 70.
TONIC EMpL, AucY. a334 WI.
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PROPERTY MANAGER

For busy office handling its own
properties. Must be fairly exper.
in supervision Of repairs, leasing
opport. Box S9-H. Star.
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Mrs. Wood, 81,
Widow of Times
Correspondent

Mrs. Katharine Wood, 81, an
area resident since 1915 and
the widow Of Lewis Wood, died
yesterday at the GEORGETOWN
University Hospital.
She spent her early years in
Richmond, Va, and was the
daughter Of Thomas Turner
Fauntleroy, a former Virginia
Supreme Court Justice. Mr.,
woodS who died in 1858. was
a washington correspondent for
the New York Times for IS
years and was twice president
of the Gridiron Club.
Mrs. Wood, who lived at 1853
Waterside drive NV. leaves a
sister. Mary Barnes Fauntleroy,
Of the home address. 81
Graveside services will be ct
noon Friday at Mount Hebron
Cemetery. Winchester, Va.
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Mrs. Bloodsworth
FTC Secretary

Mrs. lone Shaw Bloodsworth,
q secretary and clerk with the
Federal Trade Commission
since 1887. died Of cancer yea
terday at the Washington SAM
tarium, 1900 Carroll avenue,
Takoma Park, Md. She was 81.
Mrs. Bloodsworth, who lived
at 32l6 Sellman road, Beltsville,
Nd, came here from the state
Of Washington rs years ago
after her marriage to Robert
w. Bloodsworth.
She was q gardening and hik-
ing enthusiast.
Mrs. Bloodsworth leaves her
husband, Robert w. Of the home
address: a brother. Arnor shaw
Of Wisconsin, and a sister, Mrs.
Helen Kessler Of New York.
Services viii be held at las
pm. tomorrow at Chambers Flu.
neral Home. 1901 Cleveland
avenue. Riverdale, Md. Burial
win be in the Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery.
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John Fisher, sc, Dies;
Tire Firm Executive

John Wilson Fisher, SO, gen.
eral manager Of the Cummings
General Tire Co. in Washing
ton, died Monday at Circle
Terrace Hospital, Alexandria,
after q brief illness.
A native Of Norfolk, Va, Mr..
Fisher was graduated from
Greenbrier Military School.
Lewisburg, w. Va, and the
University Of Richmond. Va.
He also attended Duke Univer-
sity.
A Marine Corps veteran, Mr.,
Fisher was a past president Of
the Arlington Optimist Club,
and a member Of the Washing
ton Golf and Country club and
the Washington Independent
Tire Dealers Association. DUR
ing his year as president Of
the Optimists. the Optimist
College Scholarship was
founded.
He moved to Arlington in
1850, the year of his marriage
to the former Ruth Nenzel.
Mr.. Fisher leaves his wife
Of 4405 North Dittmar road,
Arlington, the home address;
three children. Ann, Jack and
Charles, also Of the home ad-
dress, and his mother, Mrs.
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Charles Perkins,
HorticuIturist

NEWARK, N. j., Mar. 8 (AP)
Charles H Perkins, who spent
81 OF his 70 years as a horticul-
turiSt and headed one Of the
worlds largest rose growing
firms, died today after q short
illness.
Since 1928 he had been pres
ident Of the Jackson q Perkins
Co., a rose growing concern with
headquarters in this Wayne
County Community.
The firm has nurseries here,
in Pleasanton, Calf, Phoenix,
Ariz.. Shiloh. N. j., and Rich
mond. Ind. and markets more
than II million roses annually.
Mr.. Perkins, born on q farm
in Grand Rapids. Mich, Joined
his uncle in the business when
a boy Of IL. He worked in the
fields budding roses and sub
sequently became the COM
pany's first road salesman deal
ing with nurserymen and flo
rists.
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CorroII R. Harding,
Headed Pullman Co.

CHICAGO. Mar. 8 (AP).-
Carroll Rede Harding, "a. re-
tired president Of the Pullman
Co., died Monday in Easton,
Md, officials Of the Chicago
company we're informed.
MFR. Harding headed the Pull
man Co. from 1947 until his re-
tirement in 1858. when he
moved to Maryland.
He was a graduate Of Cornell
University and worked for the
Southern Pacific Lines from
1918 until 1947. He designed
and built the Southern Pacific
Suisun Bay Bridge in 1s2e-So.
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Cyprian's Church in the Dis
trict.
In 1926, Msgr. Read went to
the Corpus Christi Church in
Baltimore. His first full pas
torate was at Our Lady Of
Mount Carmel Church in Thur
mont, Md. In 1897.
Pope John XIII made him
q domestic prelate with the
title Of right reverend rnon-
signor in 1858.
Msgr. Read leaves three
brothers, Charles r. and Leo
C. Read, both of Baltimore,
and Carroll A. Read OF Tucson,
Ariz., and q sister. Mrs. An
drew F. Linhardt Of Denton,
Md.
A solemn pontifical mass will
be celebrated by the Most Rev.
Philip M. Harmon, Auxiliary
Bishop Of Washington, at 1890
am, Friday at st. Francis de
Sales Church. Burial will be
in Gate of Heaven Cemetery,
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otarA nj Thanka

.EsNIE. DIR. NATHAN. The family
NnEsrBiiisl' nfhsSHk p e. ws iais Pr.
s q s sSS Ess me- tS Se e e
Rabbi Sesinon OF the washington
Hebrew CONGREGATION, the Danaan-
sky Funeral Horne, ST. Johns Lodge,
No. Ii: friends and relations for
the wonderful services. beautiful
floral tributes and other kind and
upoR Is dSrins our 'i recent cent S sTsSvs9
nient.
MISS RUBY L. CRAM Of weils, Ne,
AN I s,; The sy sNIINSoHAg FAMILY Of
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Msgr. Walter l. Reed, 90,
St. Francis de Sales Pastor

The Risht Rev. Msgr, Walter
L. Read, 50, pastor Of st. Fran
els de Sales Catholic Church
died Monday night at Carroll
Manor Home for Aged Guests
after a heart attack.
Msgr. Read, q native Of
Baltimore, had been pastor Of
the church at Twentieth street
and Rhode Island avenue NE.
for 10 years. He had been Ill
for several months and recently
moved from the church rectory.
A graduate Of st. Mary's
Seminary in Baltimore, he was
ordained in 1921 and became
an assistant pastor at st.
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Hrafha

yoosEN, FRED CHRIST. On aue-
aayl kssareh q 1898 FRED 2.
HySttivlIe, Nd. Believed hyseend
r ss.r g Rssss. sSS A M SSs ssss
he also Is survived by ten gI4ne-
children and, one gTeat-grandennd;
more ave-, Hysttsyllle, Nd, after
Z ON. Tuesday, March s., where
services viii be held on THURSDAY.
M snssan , A. p esr, IIstsrrnsnt -
WILLIAMS, IDA. on Monday. March
!, 1893 IDA ,Ai. WILLIAMS .li1A.Ns!ss Q, q L
Matte olten and WiiliSni Williams.
sister Of Robert Holloway, grand
mother Of Isabelle Williams. She
.H = M SgTyiy Msr sy Wf ,SSmnI.s h snd
host 81 other relatives and
may Be viewed at the stewart Fl-
neral Home, 80 Il st. ne, after
March ), from The soatSsrh BsS:
"a, istsFnsinst' Lincoln ,Sz':;moslai
WILSON. ALLIE 5. suddenly, on Mon
day. Sareh 4, 1884 at oeqrse
WNtlISTnFshssoh yynninysThty haefpitssei.,
q *. late it koSsr. I Lee WILSON,.
mother Of Mrs. Mary Lee stubbs,
AAr nn.sIa. vsl; Thelnt saltmarsh:
Mnn5 josascn M " ws en- MIs; FEsnss
sister Of Bentley Il. StogsdIli b
NsSSsr. pssStur. Ala. She alse
srylyse y I tEG ig1ranasons .nd
nav an tan RS 'bi.voi F F5isnsi
Home, 2222 Wisconsin ave. NV. on
Wednesday, March 8. Services and
intsrment n Stevenson. Alas %
WINDRIDGE, ELIZABETH. on Tues-
DAY. ay; Mssrch 9, 1859, a. Sleepy
BETH WINDRlDdE Of 1900 Norih
Kenmore st.. Arlington. Va, wife 81
mother q Mrs. John K. omenindrc
aRa zee e. rr winSSridWSi nSTiass.s ss
great-grandmother Of Mafianna and
ssiI a. The Ives Funeral Home. aSf7
Wilson or M SlyS AA!linSten; W. Atssr
funeral services will be held %
ment oakvood Cemetery.
WINDRIDGE, ELIzABETH. The Of
M Arlington CHAPTER, No, 80,
o. BE- ssr ff'' Ri n MISE ELlf e:
March Z. 1883. At : S.I..
a. The Ives Funeral Home.
DORA NJ. IHLE. Worthy Matron.
HELEN c. THOMAS. secy.
WOOD, KATHARINE FAUNILLRoY:
on Tuesday. March 5. 1868. ct
SS HFhiStsRfiNa F yHAfSTi.EEz VWsgoob
Of 1859 Waterside dr. NV. sister
Of Mary Barnes Fauntleroy. she
u1 n. sSSyT.d iay Sss n' Services sRs
Cemetery. Winchester. Va. on, Pit
day. March s. at ~ noon.
wRIGHIr,s ROBERT; on Friday, Ms,Esh
kopEhRssTS wRioEGfs ' " I.o9 Hi M IT,
s.v, beloved husband 81 borothes
M. wright. Also surviving are one
brother. Rufus Wright: other rela-
Home, 30i5 18th 81. ne. lampis
parkinEJ. where friends nay eal
after 5 pm Wednssaay. MaIen q
Funeral services On Ihgsrsday. Ma5sn
Baptist esRpificS, i1Soss 'i New MA' ycss.s
ave. Sc. the Rev. A. d. Williams
StIsiIti es.,,i LNtsrnsnt Lincoln Ne
WRIGHT SSSssT Of T oSu S;'f csa sSs
| XcnN No. IS, I. B. P. o. =,
| n&Hl OF w, are hereby notified
W. SR & n ' %ssfcE Il s s.ssiSS
| - OF sorrow on wednesday,
March Q, 1858. at tbs pm.
Elk services at pm. ct the John
7, Rhlnes Funeral Home.
| LAWRENCE GREEN, Exalted Ruler.
| KARL HAWKINS, financial Sec.
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Bryan Fisher Of l24 North
Wayne street, Arlington.
Services will be at l0:45
am. tomorrow at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2s47 Wilson boule-
ward, Arlington, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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DEATHS
s!A.SI... 1 &c 1:S.aS e
In MRntnrtant

CHAMBERLAIN, HENRI L. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, HENRI L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Sh6SS pHs ssss svfSSa one year sso to-
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one some TO rest,
And those who think OF you today
Are the ones we WIS Ioy sSr,y G son nest
CLEMENTS, PHILIP lBUTCHl. IN
memory Of PHILIP (BUTCHl GLEN
ENTs: who lett Us e BE- with CO Co
Hearts that care remember,
And We all want TO let you know,
That though your smile has gene
In our hearts We shall nsysr
let you 90.
Anniversary mass wednesday eve
R Rins Ma cSnreS. cssS,ri Sei Sd D.
cHARLEs, JOHN AND jim.
CLEVELAND. MARY SKINNER. n lsv-
MARY ' skiNNSa cfEvsEtAN p0' We
Passse sFsays two years ase today
I'll keep a memory in my heart
OF enc I shall never FORGET.
YOUR DAUGHTER. POLLY TURNER
CoRDER, MARY s. AND HENRY G.
In memory Of our beloved patents
and grsndparents-MARY sTAHL
CORDER, who departed this life 10
years $50 today, March o 1880, and
parted this life seven years ago.
bAUoHTEIRs EMILY AND RUTH
AEEPFH GRANDDAUGHTER ELIZA
-. ~
CURTIS. ROSEMARY, who died March
9 lsssia v.n.. A.,.n.. -. 49,.
DIV was 20 nurs. "ei ne'
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, ETHEL
CURTIS.
DAVIS John ALAN LA. ShRNt4, !, IH iSy-
NfR nhvts ~ ~ ~. o. - iSsfiit.
On Msfeh 5. 1853.
II ! tsks me wings q me morning.
~ he sea. s''"os' psi"
Even here Thy Hand shau lead
ne.
90" me 'n' nA' - .P ae'D
AND FRiENps. 81
-, go s..-.. l., .v.-.-- -
hokLMLs: MARY WALkER SACRED 9
SspaTtsd this NJ, V i've y sssTi 20
Al n. sns !, Nv Ions war,
nv Aitsa,,sk ya,i, so,I u -,
And 49, t,sv. 100 - 80"
~ .s.I W.. s,.s,id 80. ae y. na,.
7, ~ ~ -, no sss sss,n - hsSfeS
WAhffK Am ffhiaR
,z,;,,,sS,y, s-esss.-
SVnnsON' ~. ~ OWN
gstss. MI tyyI1.s t,rntsn IN 4te
a., wA -. y SSaNsON' 80
VessvN VdaSons war Aso
souss, Aalsn =, tso..
Vprsnt snd ihl.nis N Az us sfa
Ks d.ys W 'ns eha "
You could net say good-bye 70 ua
pnYS S ~ s0 S i neg sI AZ or 5s9d.
RyF q" w 5sssm ~ ~ F1hnSah nAncu
rti1 nntsf rttE N ~ x asr~rryxff
x..,x.- .ss -
mIhhs tANSlE A. IN loying mem
WSFps u a,h -, y. . mosns1, rAfNN.s =.
80 ~. ~. ~ toxS a. ses
.s,.,,. s,.,s, , "
feleeIuliy heeplng rest ~ last,
The Wo.ls', I'VE. weary trouble ana trials
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK 4 Gem.
etery sites, sacrifice, Cal IA. 7-gT7i
FORT LINCOLN --crypt ta burisl
tpacefl, IN the Garden Of. he
Ape..slss, .rIiss belos current ssllint
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

]. William Lees Sons Co.
Az q, PuEEgAL pIREcToRs =.
tth ~, ane Mass ave. ~, $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
'SG or SssGS !. Ay w.l, sT s,,s a s5t
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Dratha

BILLINGS, RACHEL A.. on tuesday.
March 5. 1868, At her rssldenee'
a, BILLINGS, wife of ne late J, u,
Billings. mother Of Mrs. yirginla
si,p. AaFT y ana and Iaiaa@o'n aarri 81
Chapel. wisconsin ave. at Harrison
where services win Be bsid on
l ntsT$sSi A afasH National c. a
terry,
BIsNETT, LOUIS &. suddenly, on Tues.
DAY, Marcn ., 1858, At his residence
sgI, Maple "a ave-, hoSEville' NO.
brother Of owsndoiyn, Gale, Gather.
Richard d, bisnstI. Funeral IRON
the Aoove residence, on Friday,
March =, at 1890 an. Mass OF the
e enSsc kocESSis, M N.Y. GS'S Sm'
increment st. Mary's celaetery,
Rockville, Nd. ArganRemenls oy the
hanlon Funeral Home. ~
BLAsER. JULIUS. On Tuesday. March
3. 1853. JOLlus BLAskk Of SlO7
Ss aosssh husband Ss s 81 S. SnS sSs S
He also Is survived BY three sisters
In England. Funeral services AZ the
bernard uanzansky a. SONS Funeral
home. 35Ol 14tn St. NV. yparkina
iseinsiss adiaeentj. on THURSDAY,
kins David Memorial nHO1 dsr nhsn.m Ne.
mortal week, 1lU1 Holton Lane
1akoma PARK, Nd.
BLooDsw0RTH, lone 8. OF Ssly
5ellman. r., Beltsyille, Md, on
sIoCIsworth ana " sistsr c 81 Arm w
shaw ana Mrs. Helen kessler. serv-
ices ct Chambers Funeral Home,
5SUl Cleveland ave, Rlveraale, Mo,
on Thursday, March z, Rt lao pm.
Interment Arlington National Ceme-
very o
BRIsCOE, SOPHIA. on Tuesday,
MaTen 5, 1868, SOPHIA BRIsgUE
81 ulD L 81. NV, mother OF WILL
ham Chapman and Mary A, Jonn-
son Of Los Angeles, Calf, Also SUR
BETH Chapman; other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm. Wednes.
day. March 8, friends are invited
70 call at the Mcclure Funera
Home, 1870 9Th st. nv. wherl
services viii pc held on THURSDAY
WA NANAheaA~A SNAAF@NAss
BROOKS, WILLIE ANN. The officer
Valley Household, No. 1900. q
y q g K; Are .sGg Sss,s e Ho e.
MsPsh 3. iissS. Al p.rn.' p e con-.
duet funeral services for our lat
sister. WILLIE ANN BROOKS.
-. .LuELLA HALEY, n. N, o.
VIOLA LEE. Acting W. r.
BROOKS. WILLIE ANN. on Monday
BROOKS Of 1882 Myrtle ave. ne.
wife Of the late Anthony r, Brook
and beloved mother Of Hattie Msys
Cassie Montague Of Brostol. Pa.
James and oeorge Montague. shl
1 sS ot iSEyS T:aS.i 1' ssd 1H Sst
friends. After pm. Wednesday
call at the jarvis Chapel. 1882 Yol
st.. NV, Funeral services at III
Gb ittssRth ,h.s q Rr'iSyssris g
Thursday, March Z, at 1880 pm
fntsrmSnt Arlington National Gene
terry. 8
Brown, CONSTANCE A. On Tues
day, March 8, 1888, CONSTANCE
fandovsr Inns. Nd. beloved vii vii. .
Herbert D, Brown, mother Of Cath
crime A.. Linda sue and Michael D
Brewn, daughter Of William A. ans
y he late ,,! orses 2; srGyn S &c,
a. and Bernard j. Yocum and Mrs.
Grace n. Smith. Friends may cal
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave
pc. Funeral Friday, March 8. q
ami thence 70 81. Mary,s Cath.
where mass viii Be offered at g:3t
an. for the repose OF her soul
Relatives and friends Invited, In,
teTment 81. MAYS Cemetery, Wash,
ingten. p. c. visitin6 hsurs Wednes
day and Thursday from TO (.
pm. and 70 Q pm, ~
Brown. CONSTANCE. Members 0
81. Mays Sodality 0
~ Lanaover Inns. Nd, wi
MN recite the rosary at 80
| nm. Thnranap March Z
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JOHNSON, Jamie MAY, Officers and
NL s. s.S. 10. Il ~ y. o ~ q
fled Of the death Of our
beloved member, Royal
Princess Jamie MAY
: JOHNSON. Funeral Thurs
day. March Z. 1903. a. \ pm, from
ne New Samaritan Baptist Church,
e24 SIN q. ne. Call meeting
g. ". s.,ss.., n s!si e. 49, a
NV.
CORA NJ NEWMAN.
Royal Most Nobel Queen.
EIDORA b. LANG.
Royal Princess Secretary.
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NE. ELLA SEEoI5KIIEEN, IPI L.IsSi..

Spiritual Director.
MRS. ELLA coxEN, Project.
BROWN, FLETCHER WILLIAM. on
Friday, March 1, 1858. a Dis
FLETCHER BROWN, beloved BROTH
er Of Sim Brown Of Gary, Ind.
n AIS. also sg ,y b 4 host q
day. March 3. 1858, frem / % 10
Pm. Services A. the funeral home
On Ihursday, March n, at pm.
IIntsFmsnt Lincoln Memorial Gene
BRYAN, WINFIELD 8. On Tuesday.
BRYAN. the iYSS sSlcves iS SusSSnS q
Lucille Z. Bryan and brother OF
Harry Bryan. Services at the s. n.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2gQ1 l4th
msnt Cedar Hill csmstsry.
SY asIsS a 'H fSSs oHs2 n / f SSRssyE
Rssiha D, Burnsy. father ' q claT.
enee and Linda Burney and brother
q Mrs. Addis Baldwin. Grade
5yrney and Luther Burney Of
glafhQons ~. =. ne also 10 survived
friends. After 5 pm. "wednesday,
March 8 friends are iRviled 70 cali
At the Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You al.
nv. Funeral services will Be held
at 81. Monica's Episcopal Church,
18th 81. and Mass. ave. s,e., en-
ii ~; kiiiHSiOh NsiioSiH Gene;
CAMP, MARY EVA. on TUESDAY,
March 5. 1893. NARY EVA CAMP
Me: Notice q funeral later. ssTv-
cAMPBELL, CARRIE. On March s.
1853. CARRIE CAMPBELL Of 32-A
Bates a. NV. Neties Of funeral
nv.
CHAPMAN. HARLAND W. OF s7s
sogsthera ave, 81, on March .
and father Of Robert O., James W..
William and Cheryl Chatham,
peleres Kldvslf, Elaine wallace and
Darlene Lyons. Services ct Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 5i7 l1th ST..
&C.. Thursday, March Il, At 4 pm.
Intermsnt Arlington NatieAai Gene
WIZ
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JOHNSON, Jamie NAY. Al members
m, Of Drill Patrol No. =. 81
GKU star o. HOPE Chapter No,
~ 5 Si:..i ? .,. q e Al H 81 *
81. ne, the new Samaritan
Baptist Church, for the fu.
- neral OF Trooper JANNfE
NAY Johnson, on Thursday, March
/" iy TR ELsiEiS PRICE, i. P p da'iTrn'
TR RUTH <; TURNER.
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ROSS, JAMES. A special communities
a ton Of Redemption Lodge,
q \; 3 \ I \.
for our late brother, JAMES ROSS.
Members please attend.
w,,,l LE2xI y Z vl hAEEoE sos, W; n.
SCOTT, BARBARA JEAN. on satur-
Jay, Marcn 2, 1908, at DlstrIet
Genera Etospltal, BARBARA JEAN
SCOTT Of 1897 lltn St. NV. vile
Wayne scott ana sister Of Norman
L. and Donald scott. Also survive
ms are other relatives ana trienas,
From 8 70 ~ pm. wednesday,
March ., friends may, cAn AZ the
srooks 49, A Amen FunsrAl s homs' LIN
ices will be held Thursday, March Z,
at 1880 am. lnterment AIRING ton
National Cemetery.
SCOTT, JOHN REED. On Tuesday,
March .. 1899, AZ his home .
JUAN ES SsDi sc SUIT beloved nus nus.
band OF Martina w. Scott and
isther Of John. Reed Scott, JT.i
Mary Ann Scott Looms ana hlchafu
woodruff Scott brother Of Millism
FfissS sSs MAY hssr ea ls tOu ths TssSmS
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll 81. nv,
parking oppositel, alter 4 pm.
WEDNESDAY, March =. where services
will be held on THURSDAY, March q
a. ago pm. lnterment Arlinston
National Cemetery. Family VIII r..
Wednesday evening from z pm.
until y pm. Contributions TO the
Heart Fund or the American Cancer
Society would be preferred.
sEwELL. PAULINE ?. on saturday,
aaTsh PAULINE = s sEwRefsEE. H AZ;
leaves one daughter, Diane Bewell;
her iatner, Richard sewell; four sis
ters, Eliza Williams, GLADYS VIII
liams. Bessie Budd. Lucinda krathef;
T. five brothers, Roland, Donald, Rleh.
ssrd, IT.; oeorge and Aarshsll
s.css ntD Dss i ana otbs M0 r. ynss
and tIiends. After 5 pm. Wednes.
day. March 0, friends may call ct
the .Snowdep Funeral Home, 246
North WaShinRton st., Rockville,
Nd, where funeral services will
sss nslG on T RsT s..,,. MS o,si.,, Z
Ing. InteTrnent ounce Orchards,
sHAYNE, ANNA v. OF 2l3 18TH st.
ne, on March 4, 1868, aunt OF
Mrs Eleanor Hanson. Prayers At
Chambers Funeral neral Hone Sl7 llth
$50 am. Mass IN Church Of the
Holy Comforter. East Capitol and
14th ct, at y Am. intermeTit Wash
tngton National Cemetery.
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THORNE, ELIZABETH cARRIRR Or

March "a lhg9, ELIzABETH CAR
ss lsN fa VIZ y tS Il s IA. w M Va
Thorns and devoted mother 81 nj.
service, IN sss s SS5lSs FF sSsPsi
Home, i72 West III, Annspoils'
Nd. on Thursday, March \, al z
Pm lntermsnt IN the Hillorsst
Friends may call II the funerai
home from 2 70 Q pm. daily.
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sTUP. kOsABELL lCTaWiord) NELSON.
o. n, TUESDAY March 5, lgSs; ct
pital. RosABELL Crawford NEIL
SON sTUP. eeloved wife Of the
late Harry D. Stup, mother OF Mrs
Helen Funkhouser Of Washington,
D. c.: grandmother Of james M
Robert Z, Ernest Lee GARNER and
hurg. Nd; Eleanor o. Maioney Of
Silver spring, Nd. Also Surviving
are 10 great-srandehildren. Mrs.
Stup rests al Garsner's Funeral
Home, 3l6 East Diamond ave,
0aithersburg. Nd. where funeral
services viii Re held on Saturday.
March 0, at pa. Interment Law
louisville Cemetery.
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TAYIoR. WuIIA. npvaN

TAYLOR. WILLIAM BRYAN. on
AIsxandriA Hospital william
BRYAN TAYLOR Of us Roslyn
ave, olenslde, Pa. husband OF Mrs.
Madeline Taylor. father OF Brian
John and Thomas Joseph Taylor and
Mrs, sue Null. Funeral ssrvices On
Thursday, March Z, ct ) pm, al
the Cunningham Funeral Home,
Cameron and Alfred stS.. Alexan-
dria, Va. Interment 81. NARY
Cemetery. philadelphia papers
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CONSTANCE. Members Of
Landover Hills, Nd viii
recite the rosary at $3.50
pm. Thursday, March z,
1888, for the deceased
mem her. CONSTANCE
BROWN, at the Malley
Home, 5000 Rhede Island
nj Rainier,A I'd