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Crockett c. Carr, Fuirfox
Justice of Peace Is Years

Crockett C. Carr. SO, for rs
years a justice Of the peace in
Fairfax County. died today at
the Tiff Nursing Home in Fair
fax after a long illness.
A native or Grayson County
Va, Mr.. Carr began his
Fairfax County government
work in the early 1906 in the
county agents office.
For the last several years his
health permitted him to work
only part time.
Mr.. Carr was educated at
Peabody College, Nashville
Tenn, and taught at Dublin
Academy and in Grayson Coun-
ty schools for Is years before
moving to the Washington
area in 1912.
He owned the Chantilly
Farm, the site Of the Dulles
International Airport, before
going with the county govern
ment.
Mr.. Carr was a member of
the Fairfax Methodist Church,
the Lions Club and the Senior
Citizens Of Fairfax County. and
was active in the Democratic
Party.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ethel
Ward Carr, Of 313 South Payne
street, Fairfax, the home ad-
dress. and four daughters,
Virginia, Of the home address;
Mrs. Robert Farris. Of 1884
Alpine drive. Annandale; Mrs.
Helen Wernle. Of Kensington,
and Miss Mary Ella Carr. a
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james 7. Beeg,
Ex-House Member

OKLAHOMA CITY, Mar. q
(AP).-James T. Begg, "a, for
mer Ohio Republican Congress-
man, died here yesterday. Fu-
neral services will be in Cleve-
land Ohio.
Mr.. Begg served in the House
Of Representatives from 1918
to 1928 and was chairman of
the Committee on Committees
which disciplined Robert M.
La Toilette when he bolted the
Republican Party to head a
third party presidential ticket
in 1924.
After leaving Congress, Mr.
Begg was an unsuccessful can
didate for Governor of Ohio.
He later was associated with
Cyrus Eaton Industries for q
time before founding his own
public relations firm.
He moved here in 1856 after
retiring.
Mr.. Begg was a native of
Columbus Grove, Ohio, and
served as school superintendent
at Columbus Grove, Oronton
and Sandusky before he was
elected to Congress.
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Rev. Aaron Dolby Dies.
Jewish Center Dean

His 20-year stay in Washing
ton was broken twice by visits
to Israel, where he stayed al
B'nai B'rak, a city famed for
its religious scholarship.
Before coming to Washing
ton. Mr.. Dobry travelled over
the country as a baal koray
and teacher of Hebrew.
But scholarship was not all
he was known for.
"He was a very familiar sight
on East West highway" Rabbi
Porath said. HE took lone
walks along the road every day,
even before it became a fad
Every mailman along there
knew him."
Had Sense Of HumOr
And he was known for his
sense of humor. HE had lots
of jokes" Rabbi Porath said
but his favorite was to tell
boys at their bar mitzvahs
Pray every day until you're 90
and you'll live to be an old
man."
He leaves his daughter. Of
8425 Freyman drive, the home
address, and two grandchil-
dren.
Services were held yesterday
at the c. D. Goldberg Funeral
Home, with burial in Mount
Lebanon Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in
the form Of contributions to the
Hebrew Home for the Aged.
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Gruyson c. Smith
Red Cross Aide

Grayson C. Smith, 81, a for
mer superintendent of build
ings for the American Red
Cross. died yesterday in Sub
urban Hospital after a heart
attack.
Mr.. Smith, a native of VOLTS
vile, Md, began working as a
clerk for the Red Cross in 1922
In 1916 he became building SUI
perintendent, and held that DO
sition until his retirement in
1857.
A bachelor. he lived at sos
Locust avenue, Bethesda, and
was a member Of Bethesd 9
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Smith leaves q sister
Mrs. Wilmer Powick, Of 470.
Drum m ond avenue, Chew
Chase, Md, and four brothers
Dewitt c.. a retired vice presi.
dent Of the Red Cross, Of 530l
Edgemor lane, Bethesda; Marx
o., of 52ll Locust avenue, Be-
thesda; Vernon R., of 9006
Seneca lane. Bethesda, and
Paul E., Of Richmond, Va.
Services will be at 10 am,
Friday at the Humphrey Funer-
al Home, 1857 Wisconsin ave-
nue., Bethesda, with burial in
Smithburg, Md.
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H. A. Gidney 81,
Oil Executive

Herbert A. Gidney. 50, a for
mer track star, Army officer
and corporation executive, died
Monday at Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
During his youth. Mr.. Gidney
was the running high Jump
champion Of the United States
and Canada, and was on the
United States track and field
team Of the 1908 Olympics.
During World War I he
served as an infantry major
in the United States and was
later named chief Of finance
of the Army Ordnance Depart
ment in Washington as a
colonel.
He later served as a director
and executive vice president of
the Gulf Oil Corp. until his
retirement in 1851. He lived
in both Fort Lauderdale and
Hyannis Port, Mass. after re-
firing.
He leaves his wife, two
daughters and a son.
Services will be Monday at
Fort Myer.
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The Rev. Aaron Dobry,
known as the dean of the
Montgomery County Jewish
community. died yesterday at
the Hebrew Home for the Aged
after a recent fall.
He was the elder statesman
Of the Jewish community here, +"
Tzvi Porath. rabbi of the Mont
gomery center, said of the 30
year-old baal koray (chanter)
scholar and teacher.
HE chanted from the Torah
for the congregation three
times a week and attended
services every morning at 7 and
every evening at g." he said.
A small man with q white
beard. Mr.. Dobry began at the
Montgomery center about five
years ago, after IL years with
the Beth Ell Congregation in
Washington.
Chanted as a Boy
He had learned to chant the
Torah as a boy In his native
Poland, and came to the United
States In 1912 as a ball koray.
Up to his death. he still spoke
Hebrew better than English.
IAN day long he would
study" a daughter, Mrs.
Pauline Kahn. said. He studied
a section of the Torah every
day, completing the book once
a year. And once a year, when
the studies were finished. a
special sitm hasefer ceremony
was held for him at the center.
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lent Order of Elks and the
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Hills leaves his mother,
Mrs. Katherine v. Hills and
his son, Robert F. Hills, 8, both
of Arlington. Va.
Services were to be held at
Hysong's Funeral Home, 1900
N street, NV. this morning,
with burial in Arlington Ma
.tional Cemetery.
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A. Earle Withers.
Navy Auditor,
Scout Leader

A. Earle withers. as. a Navy
Department auditor. died Sat-
urday at Freedmen's Hospital
after a long illness.
A native of Memphis. Tenn,
Mr.. Withers came to Washing
ton in l94l as a student al
Howard University and an en-
ploye Of the Navy Department.
He later was graduated from
Howard.
Mr.. Withers. who was an ac-
tive Boy Scout leader for is
years. worked In the accounts
receivable section of the Navy
Department at the time Of his
death.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Lor-
raine Withers OF the home adj
dress, 4208 Dix street NE; five
daughters. Miss Sylvia Withers,
Mrs. Elaine Childs and Mrs,
Marcia Witherspoon, all OF the
home address. and Mrs. Thelma
Samuels and Mrs. Pearl Will
liams, both Of sol Madison
street NE.
Mr.. Withers also leaves three
brothers. DR.. James B. Withers
Of 825 Fifty-second street NE,
Jacob o. Withers OF 5733 Third
place NV, and Ernest c. with
ers Sr. OF Memphis. He also
leaves two sisters. Mrs. Vivian
Peters Of Chicago and Mrs.
Alice jackson OF Richmond.
Calf.
Services will be at / pm. TO-
morrow at the Upper Room
Baptist Church. 376o Mime
sofa avenue NE. Burial viii be
in Carver Memorial Cemetery.
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George Hudson,
Navy Stutisticion

George E. Hudson, SO, re-
tired Navy Department statis-
tician, died Sunday at Leland
Memorial Hospital. after a long
illness.
Mr.. Hudson was born in
Portland. Mich. He graduated
from the Ferris Institute in
Michigan and received his mas
ter of arts degree from Mich
igan State College.
For II years he taught in
Michigan pubic schools. After
coming to Washington in 1917
Mr.. Hudson worked for the
Bureau of Ships of the Navy
Department where he was chief
statistician until he retired in
l945.
For many years he was a
member Of the official board
and a Sunday school teacher
at the First Church of the
Nazarene, Sixteenth and Web
ster streets NV. He served for
rs years as district treasurer of
the District Advisory Board of
the Washington Philadelphia
District Of the Church of the
Nazarene.
Mr.. Hudson is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Goram
OF Hyattsville, Md, a brother
James Hudson Of Michigan,
four grandsons, and several
great-grand children and
great-great-grandsons.
Funeral services were to be
at 1880 pm. today at the First
Church of the Nazarene. Burial
will be at Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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Dratha

wHNL .TEE D4 ,SE9 A. b.vt1Sn su%Sd1ayy ..
TE sRSp Of ioissO I've pa g. n.w T. WASH WASH
ington, d C., beloved husband Of
sandra W. Cannon, Nancy sue and
4s ,II.t, o&Sdis wSlters son Sro e MRS
Mrs Susanna W. deibman. Friends
2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
after 10 am. Wednesday, March
held " on Thu rsaSs 'f MaTcS Ks. az
i;45 pm, Interment Arlington Ma
WATSON, HELEN ELIZABETH Cnee
C9oannnoliyl. on Monday, March e,
ELIZABETH WATSON, beloved wife
EN-, Harry O. Watson, IT, Of Crowns
Watson, She also Is survived By
two sisters, Miss Florence Z. Peters
and MIS-, Teresa p Branigan, and
Funeral on Thursday. March *.
az am. from Our Lady. in the
Fields Church, Millersyille. Nd In
terment church cemetery, Friends
c Ssy fa o tRs Taslor Funeral R1i
napolis. Nd, where rosary services
26' at 1850 pm. ~
wITHERs, A. EARLE, Jr. on satur.
day, March %. 1868. at Freedrfien's
Hospital, a. EARLE wiTHERs. Jr'.
and dSo 81 L Plz n H wibs SsyOtes hp .o
y survived BY his father, A, Earle
Withers, sr.' five daughters, Pearl
7; Williams, Thelma L. samuels v.
Elaine Childs, Marcia J. Wilmer
brothers. James B., ST.; Ernest e.,
e.. Of Memphis, Tenn, and Jacob
o, Withers; two sisters, Alice jack
son Of Richmond. Calf. and Vivian
rss.IisEs OF Chicago, M five grand-
host of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John Il.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30i5 18th
Sc ne; Cample parking facilitiesJ,
Wednesday. March 81. Funeral
services on Thursday, March 2s,
tt h @ e. p! sgs6 YDEHsT nb RSS sSD-
iie s me REV fTt.1 W5f a,r Allen 9i-
mortal Park
WOOD, JOSEPH. on Saturday, March
University Hospital, JOSEPH WOOD
o. 526 Ingraham at. me-, devoted
husband OF Catherine Wood. He
leaves TO mourn their loss one sis
ter. Mrs: Elizabeth Holmes. ana
one brother. Mr. Richard Wood:
r Eem1sins VIII rest 81 his above late
after Z pm. "wednesday. March ~.
Funeral services on Thursday, March
~. az 1 pm, at the Second Bap-
thhst Church, 1900 Canal 81. sW.,
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
tery. Arrangements BY the John T,
khines Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 18th
WOOD, SELMA n. On Monday March
H. WON 9Seg5 e. b.,6 Albany y.0. Ga. SELMA
y a Snd c tsEsTt q F wdsa Church
bany, Ga. She also IS survived
BY seven grandchildren. Friends
may cal at the Murphy Funeral
Home 1924 Columbia pike. Ariinz-
March $s I Where Service. eR Th RIii ::
ned at 2 pm. Friday, March 90.
t ers Arlington National Gene
WoODALI, LUELLA J.. on Monday.
Msaren 20; 1853. at the Washing
top Hospital Center. LUELLA j.
m0oDALL Of 2i3s California st.
mother of Mrs. Ards W. Finamore
Of the home address, and Donovan
Woodan Of Grand Rapids, MIMI
grandmother Of Miss Donna Wood
al. Friends may call at Gawleris
Chapel. Wisconsin ave and -Harri-
son st. NV, (parking on premisesl.
where services will be held on
Ihursday, March %. at g pm,
lnterment Rock Greek Cemetery.
WORTHY, DORA. On sunday, March
"a 1858, DORA WORTHY Of 1sSa
mellow. She also is survived BY
other relatives and friends. Serv-
ices 81 the Universal Funeral Home.
ZIG n 81. ne, on Thursday, March
Memorial Cemetery.
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teacher in Air Force schools in
Bermuda.
Also surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. Margie A. Cox. of Hern-
don, and Mrs. Louise Grub,
of Galax. Va, and a brother,
7. j. Carr, Of Oakton, Va.
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.Announeements Of

BADLY, JOHN n. AND ANNIE. Sacred
/ 20 the memory Of our dear father
and mother, JOHN H. DADDY. who
aeparted this life February Z, 1913,
and ANNIE DADDY, who departed
this life March %. 1916.
SWeetly, tender. fond and true.
Wherever We are, whatever We do.
Dear Dad and Nom. Nv
we are AlE THs e sAIntIRS e you.
CURTIN, LAURENCE II. In iovIng
ga tmhory q onT dear husband anle
CURTIN, who passed away two year,
ago today, March %. 1861.
Today and always you are IN our
Yo IlnlS9ugnts and memory.
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
GWYNN, WILLIAM w. In memoFv ~
our dear son, WILLIAM W. GWYNN
v wn1 departed pa this NE twenty-thrse
n niSysrssry mass at Holy Redeemsr
The angels are safely guiding you.
1our sacred and silent crave,
For IN II lies the precious son
Eo "a NiFSIs'' M noI sSgId l RI ' AVE-
HARKINs, ROSA. March 81 IoE5-
away. 'ASNi ssoie
Her sunny way we borrow.
ana time healed all sorrow:
4Hs tb b2 fsao o9 when We talk or
Our own wonderful Moth., IA.
RUTH. BOBBY. SONNY, MfIDRSRffSs
1a6 s6ks -iN.LLAAW#. THhLMA.
Hill, LEANDER j. In memorv AZ
beloved brother. LEANDER II
HILL I'LL, Who LEFT me seven years aeo'
Sometimes rs hard to understand
Why some things happen, but God
sys US love- something 70 love IL
sEIoyHEsb SISTER. PEARL JAMrs
fNscOE. MCKINNEY DENsINGFR- IN
loving memory Of my three loved
1 nes M NJ motnsri ANNIE I, INscoE
igIgi my sisters. kNoEIiss NJ.
hkNNEr, who died March ri, ta5T
aand BLANCHE DENsINoER. viz
geo beor years aso today, March
-, 1901 Anniversary mass
T go thoughts and daily prayer.
Whatever else ! fail 1 70 o spare;
neyeI aeaI ones, shall FORGET you
OacVowRI IbRsrAAnnD SISTER. FANNIE
KENNEDY. ROSE CECILIA. In mem
CECILIA iHo osyosed x TrSSshsE, ROSE
years ago today. March IA 1883 ''s
Beloved memories never die.
Is year. roll on and days pass nv.
- my heart a memory Is kept
VI ore l loved and will never foreet
YOU left . beautiful memory.
sorrow too great 10 Be- told.
But 70 Us who loved and lost You.
four memory viii never erow IA
YOUR DEVOTED AND I0NEiv
ghySnnbbkkit1s;, , MARIE =, KENNEDY:
RE TABoRN. MA
MACkALL, ULYSSES, II memoTv a.
our dear Husband, father and srsnSl
Iatner ULYSSES MAcKAIL, Who
svseS eyAy saTse years aso today.
There Il no other msmory.
None 80 sweet and true
frat VI sllii Reid for 0y yol hearts
bkkN s xSp ok hAAsGSAHti ReeHrL-
SHERWOOD, ADDfE v In iovi5s
Psp spifR Il slds ane nd neither. iADpik
life nine years ago. March sT inst
SlooSS;s tRs f rSss l. IKE s:.t e sss'
The happy days that y ussd IA n.
10 near an, gou laugh and ses you
Hna tSls with you = little Wills,
That leads ne bseh t Ia v way
THE FAMILY
rATE, GEORGE W. AND FANKfET
IA memory Of our i9ssd one. who
&..sS ~ y, iSSAssssi a. T'ES4ei. .; IL
SAlT ys EnAAEP kATlBsSv yx,sspu ESs
MCCARTHY LEWIS. 81
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Garnh nj Chunks

MINOR. DEcAN ALFRED R. We take
this opportunity to thank with
gratitude the many friends for
their kind expressions OF sympathy
% HhlRs B IA RfiSssvf ANS DAUGHTER.
AUDREY MAE DAVIS.
SAVOY, NORvAL Z. The family of
MRS, NORVAL Z. SAVOY wish to
express their heartfelt appreciation
70 The relatives and friends for the
many acts Of kindness. cards, tele-
grams and floral tributes received
during their recent bereavement.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN,
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RAwLEs. ANNA. on Sunday. Marc

"a, 1868, MRS. ANNA RAWLEs q
1912 Massachusetts ave. Sc, be-
Robert, Roosevelt and James RAVES
She also Is survived By ~ gleat-
grandchildren, other relatives and
many. friends. Remains resting AZ
the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
HONE. 3Ol5 18th 81. ne. lampls
may call after 5 PIN. Friday, March
29,, and where funeral seryices viii
pc held at IL noon Saturday. March
20. Interment Lincoln Memoria
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March &c. 1858. MoLEIE sH IHiFsqfa'
Nd. beloved wife Of Arthur shaftel
and devoted mother of Emily sue
ano sally. JOY Shaftel. She also Il
survived By two sisters, Mrs. Ger
trude Tassen and Mrs. Pearl Fried
man both Of New York, Funeral
4 Sons Funeral Home, 35OI i4th
-. NV; tpaTking facilities adiacentl
on wednesday, March "a, at 1910
an; Interment King David Me-
mortal Garden. Memorial week,
lOs2 Ruatan st.. Silver Spring. Nd.
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
' Sss ot sosss :, A W., Nv "a s:1tlt
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day. March %, 1858, at III rs t rssi-
dence, 1897 Key blvd, Arlington.
Va, husband Of the late Katherine
Eogarty Rosenbloom, father Of Mrs.
spoon. Mrs. b. r. Murdaush '1 and
Reese Fogarty; brother Of Mrs. II.
Oettinger, Mrs. !. Held and Mrs.
I. Loewner. He also is survived
BY five grandchildren. Friends
2S47 Wilson blvd Arlineton. va
after 3 m. Wednesday, March OF
where funeIA services will he held
on Thursday. March 2S. at $3.50
I'm. Inserment Columbia Gardens
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FUNERAL DIRECTOas
Crernaforiiln

]. William Lees Sons Co.
- PunuHAL pfRRCToRa
atn ~ ana Masl Ave. Ut $500
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KELLER, LUCY A. On Mondsv
Mssrf sg I'd sss /. e. A Ri EssdsR IS
Charles Z. Keller. mother Of Ms
oscar W. Urban. Mrs. William Z
Saii ansn and oscar L. Keller
Memorial Chapel, $50 South Wash.
lngton st., Alexandria, va, whers
services will be held on Thursday
March rs, at 2:30 pm. IntermenI
IVY Hill Cemetery. 27
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sunday, March "a, 1913. at IL
MNGaRSab5ns cG9p aE0' RgsSsSS 81 9 ZEE
SSsSsSS Of !. dI faE1sS Rs raTai ma e
ther Of Mrs. Wiley Edney, Mrs
Julius W. Ryals. Mrs. clifton E
Mcdaniel. Bernard l.. and Henry N
Ransone. brother Of Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs. William Higgins. There ar,
IA grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. Mr.. Ransone rest
at the Warner Z. Humphrey Flu
neral Home, S434 Georgia ave
silver Spring. Nd, where service
%, at IL am. (parking faciiitiesl
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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HAYES. LAWRENCE BRoNsToN. Or
FENCE BRoNsToN HAYES rs Of 5oSi
7th place NV, ARRANGEMENTS BY
loves, Funeral Home. Notice OF
funeral later,
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MEEHAN. MICHAEL JOSEPH Man.
x4X1 ef- MIcHAKL JOSEPH
NN/ MEEHAN. and are rcauesl-
NJ Cd 2 meet at the Warner
Home sfSA deorsis ave-. s,Iy.I
"a ise5 a. sisS S D,n.. ior f msRss
LEWIS j. oTTHviANr. q. X. AZ
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sHERMAN. UNION. sr. on sunnar

MsreS I'd. 1888 Simon S sHFRs.
father Of Lena Davis. villa Gibson ,Mi'
WILLIAM and Simeon Sherman, N,
He also Is survived By one sister,
one grapdchild, one Ereat-grand-
e99i s.,.S otner relatives and } host
Day. March "a. friends are invited
q call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
YOU 50. NV. Funeral services
Will be held at the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church. 18th and Eye SIS.
nv. on Thursday. March 2S, At
l2 noon. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery, 81
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49, 1857 sMA EhM1 on y h0n PoGn MHFS y
Eagle HarboF, Aquasco, Nd, wife
OF the late Peter C.. Pogue and
mother Of Qeorge W., Peter 9. and
the late Wilburn J. Pogue, sr. Also
surviving are four. grandchildren
atives and many friends. After 4
pm. Wednesday, friends are Invited
70 call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV, where
services win be held at i2 noon
InlgI5sdsy' N March Is Inter%sni
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U SsI ibss aA MAY on ITigess9y' Mareh
q Mrs. william aa hiiSci a. New @S a6sE
City. Mrs. Vera Lowii OF New Yolk
Derna Luciani OF Hyattsviile, ma ::
Anthony and Morris Luciani Il the
Bronx, Ney York City; Harold Luz
I iaM 81 ~ Sa gS,1sd,INSY r.: Thomas
Robert Luciani OF Silver SprinS
Md. Funeral from the Aldous Fu.
Rutland. Vt, on Saturday. March
80 et $3.50 am. REQUIEM mass
AZ Q am. Interment 81. DOMINIC
Cemetery, Local arrangements by
the Huntemann Funeral Home. "a
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AIkBK, HELEN. q 5420 Seth ave.
Sess: BELOVED wife Of Robert q
:; END Richard p. Kirby. da1sbteI
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bouehsz,
William Yauneson, Raymond ana
Eugene Bouchez. SIX arandchil-
aren also survive. PRAYERS AZ
CHAMBERS Funeral Home, Be0i
Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Nd.
on Thursday. March 2S. ct 10 am.
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REIDY, THOMAS JOHN. On Mon-
JOHN REipY q e. a Bono Bono ST. EtAV West
Margaret Billson Reidy, formerly Of
MMsS nln5 D; &c Funeral or
from the Myers Funeral Home
Westminster, Nd. Interment Glen.
WOOD Cemetery, Washington, d, G.
At IL noon. 27
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on Tuesday. March 20. Igs3' HuoH
ARMSTRONG ROBINSON, ST., b
1927 Flower ave, fakoma PARK
Nd. beloved husband OF Estia Emma
Robinson. father Of Harold H. Rob
inson ST.. o. Silver Spring, Nd,
Pa. He. also is survived By seven
GRANDCHILDREN and seven great
grandehtldren. Friends may call a.
the Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home,
1921 EAST Montgomery ave. (Rork-
vile pikel, Rockville. Nd, where
services win be held on Friday.
March 20, at IL am. Inferment
Parklawn Cemetery. "a
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HorSaS. M aSA a5' 1853. Az 4 wash IN
PHck dS5RES of 0s sso5 r hpwA sHs
Silver Spring, Nd. husband OF Jean
I. Ptckford. father Of Dana ",
Edward ", David Francis, Charles
ford. DR.. pickford rests at the
Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave., Silver Spring,
Nd; (parking facllitiesJ. Service
viii be held on Thursday, March
~, az 1 Pm. At Grace Episcopal
Silver Spring, Nd. Entombment
Abbey Mausoleum. Arlingtnn. va %
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kENNEDY, LAWRENCE A. suddenlr

On Monday AMMs slcS Vs. iosssa d I. y:
E FsEsNissR'' I RkEN 5tb St 49, Law:
band Of Catherine nj t IsiifseS BUS RSs-
nedy and brother Of the Misses Mac
Z. Kennedy. N. Rose Kennedy, Ruth
kennedy, Mrs. Lillian r. Weller
ienstius I. Kennedy and Thoma'
Kennedy. al Of Frederick. Nd
Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 14th al
NV; parking facilitiesl, Prayer
the above funeral home on Thurs
day. March rs. at 0:3O am; Theme
70 81. Anthony's Catholic Church
lsth and Monroe SITS, ne. wher,
the holy sacrifice Of the mass viii X
oifered at 10 am, for the repos
o. DIS soul. Interment Rock cree
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q. iass, FAuGH oA iRCNaEER Nar 81
survived BY his parents, Mr.. anc
IT.. and three sisters. Diane. oerai.
dine and CAROLYN Garner. Friends
may call at the W. H. Bacon Fu-
neral Home, I722 7th 81. NV,
after pm. Wednesday, March 27'
Services on Thursday. March 2s, a;
fist Church. The Rev. Dean oJficiat-
ing. Interment Carver Memorial
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2. 1888. H6siiis NA SSHIooHH1S' y ai1 sfI
Manigan. father Of Mrs Nd por rsheI
watkins, Mrs. Ogarita HendeTsnn
and Moses jerome Manigan. Other
relatives and friends also survive
AFTER pm. Friday, March 81
irlends may call at johnson Il
SSe Funeral Home. 4s04 oeorsia
pc held on Saturday, March 30. Al
pm. Interment Wo0dlawn Gene.
terry. g. w. Butler, Mortician
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TosssRalRRE'SH SaH oRREspY 'G ~ SIRE va
ssiSa aiMi1 Nav Asa.ssssl 0f ista. Su q
John 5T,,iMssSIllsa.dty e Pegs: Arb.
-four grandchildren, Friends may
call 81 Qawler's Chapel, Wisconsin,
ave, 81 Harrison ", NV, after IL
noon Tuesday, March 20 tparkina
on. premiseO, whore services will BIZ
held on Thursday March Is. al
;aO pm. lnterment Arlington Ma
tonai Cemetery. "a