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Charles BoteIer,
Retired Official oil
Barry Pate Co.

Charles E. Boteler, 81, retired
vice president of Barry Pate
Motor Co., died Of a heart
attack Friday at his home, 54l2
Nebraska avenue NV.
A native and lifelong resident
Of the District, Mr.. Boteler
attended public schools here.
He served as a second lieuten-
ant with the Army in World
War I.
Mr.. Boteler retired in 1854
after more than IS years service
with Barry Pate Motor Co. He
began his career as a salesman
and worked his way up to the
post of vice president.
A member of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Churc h,
Mr.. Boteler also was active in
Lebanon Masonic Lodge No. 7.
He leaves his wife, Rena Bell
Boteler of the home address. a
daughter, Mrs. Robert M. Loney
Of 450l Amherst lane, Bethesda,
and a sister, Mrs. Margaret B.
Alexander, Of 4618 Warren
street NV, and four grand
children.
Services will be held at 1890
am. Tuesday at the Robert A.
Humphrey Funeral Home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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ISOLATION cited her in 1859 for
her work in the field of ANA
teur theater.
But her priced commentator
came from President Truman
upon her retirement in 1852.
He wrote to her: you have
contributed beyond the scope
Of your official duties to the
success Of cultural and recrea-
tional activities of the District
Of Columbia"
In 1860 the Children's The
alter presented the first annual
Sibyl Baker award for best
direction during the Junior
One-Act Play Festival.
Consulting Editor
Since her retirement she had
been assistant contributing and
consulting editor for Senior
Citizen" magazine and a mem
Der Of the D. c. Council on Ag-
ing.
She was a member Of the Dis
trict branch, American Associa-
ton of University Women, the
Washington Wellesley Club, the
Quota Club of Washington and
the High School Teachers AS
ISOLATION.
She leaves a sister, Mrs. g. F
Lewis of Bozman, Nd, and
many nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday at Gawler's Sons, $3.50
Wisconsin avenue NV. Burial
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery,
Georgetown.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be made
in the form of contributions to
the youth activities of the Dis
trict Recreation Department.
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DRathH

CARL CvENEzIANo). SARAH G. Of
1924 Shannon pl. Sc, on March
so, 1858. mother Of the Rev. Oryille
T. Carl, o. p; Thomas Q. and Lil-
Ian H. Carl and Media O. Klopp.
Srandchiidren survive. Remains at
Chambers Funeral Home, SIT 18th
st. Sc. Notice Of time later.
CHAPLIN, sELDEN. on Tuesday, March
Running Point. seal HarboT. Ne
He Is survived BY his wife, Mary
Moves Chaplin; father Of Helen I.
Metz. Frederick I. Chaplin; brother
Sc Service Ts'' vii H Be held AT Al ST. john !
Church. Lafayette square, at 1:1j
pm. Monday. April /. Interment
private. In lieu Of flowers, tokens
Of sympathy may be sent to the
ton scholarship Fund. clio Depart
ment OF State. 81
CLAYTON. MRS. CLAUDE D: CdoLLY
MRS. CLAUDE b. MOLLY II CLAY
TON Of Washington. D. G., beloved
wife Of the late Claude d. Clayton.
sister Of Katharine 8. Jones, Mar
garet 8; Book and Charles 4 sulli-
D. c. Friends may cali At the s.
h, Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2o01
I4th ST. NV. after IL noon Sum
day, March 81 (parkiug facilitiesl.
Services ct the above funeral home
IN as.iS:ns ho sPr cissG at c sa s
COATES. ISABEL. on Thursday, March
%, 1903, at Providence Hospital.
ISABEL COATES Of 1928 Providence
Coates. mother q ALFRED, end
IhsSdGEs Coates . dsqG N r., o. k nTs
Bussey, joseph. Albert. jr: James
and Alonzo B. Freeman. She also
other ufy rsistiyss and frie6ds, The
sts Mrs s,. Coates nD may b T0 viewed sS
Funeral TUESDAY. April Z. from
the Bethesda Baptist Church. Capitol
ave. and Kendall St. ne, At i
Pm, the Rev. John D; Bussey Of
Iieistins Interment Lincoln Me-
COLEMAN, MACE h. on Friday. March
~ 1893; A. Arlinston Hospital.
Henry Dr.. Ariinston. Va. beloved
husband q Florence ,, Coleman
brother OF L. W. Coleman and Mrs.
W A. ShsrPsglt elm q LynshSgrF' Va Va
lle;. W. 10y baiusih ahu MIe'
Va. Friends may cali az the Ives
Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson blvd.
day. March 81; thence Ss 70 The The west
over Baptist Church, Patrick Henry
DR.. and Washington blvd, Arlington,
Va, where funeral services Will be
held at $40 pm. Interment 6pring
HUI Cemetery Lynehburg' Va, Mon
cRIBBs. LENA @. on Saturday,
Es sESah 90 ss2sR z c sssg Sg 9 SIssiSp
mother Of John c. CRIBS Of Braden-
ton, Fla. Interment Ludington'
Mich. No flowers.
CR0cKETT. CHARLES CARVER. OF
1899 Nichols ave. Sc. on March
"a. 1858, husband Of MARY y
Pagenhardt. Mrs. charleen G. PIN
nell and M loan ?. Davidson .id,ss, Also
cssmSssrs Sansrsi Hon ssrI Ss iiS
81. Sc, on Monday, April 4. At
pm. Interment Arlington National
cRocKETT. CHARLES c. An smsr..
& ;;!i 4; q. q: !: 4: !:
purpose OF eondueting Masonic
SIiARLEs c. cRockTrT' BY order
soLoN PECK. Master. 81
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Dfatha

BROWN, JAMES MATTHEW. on
Ihursday March rs. 1858, at the
Prince Georges County Hospital,
JAMES MATTHEW BROWN Of 171s
band Of Fannie Mae Brown and be-
loved father Of Alfredo and James
Brown. Also surviving are his par
ents, Lucille and Willie Brown; two
sisters. Helen Minnicks and Sue
friends: Remains resting at the
John = Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
3O15 18th 81. ne. (ample parking
faeilities), where friends may call
after 2 pm. sunday, March 81,
Funeral services and interment on
Tuesday. April 2. In Petersburg. Va.
81
BROWN. JOHN EDWARD. suddenly,
on Friday March 90, 1858, JOHN
EDWARD BROWN of 9117 Third st.,
Lanham. Nd, beloved husband OF
MARY N. Brown and brother Of Ger
trude Vancliff. Charles and Frank
Brown. Service and interment pri-
Vate. Arrangements By 0asch's Fu-
neral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave-,
Hyattsville. Nd.
BROWN. LOIS. On Tuesday, March "a.
1888. AZ Martha. Washington Hos
pital, FredericksburF. va. LOIS
BROWN Of So Quincy pi. ne she
rs survived by devoted husband,
William !, Brown. jr.: one son.
Oiivef johnson; one sister, one
brother. other relatives and ffiendS.
After 1880 pm. March 81, friends
may call 81 the Brown a Davidson
Funeral Home, $685. Eads 81. mel.
where, funeral services win be con.
Quoted Monday. April ] at 1880
pm, the Rev. John 8. Thomas
offieiating Interment Afiington
National Cemetery.
March %. 1868. JOHN 8. BuRR fffs
o. q Qirard st. ne, beloved broth.
sr OF Mrs. Blanche MeNett and the
late julia q. Gregory: Friends may
call at the TAkoma FUNERAL Home
s24 Carroll st. NV. tparking oppo-
sltel; where services will be held
on Monday. April 1. at II am.
interment Congressional Cemetery.
81
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Wilson Rites Tuesday

Funeral services for OTIS D.
Wilson, 70, an Arlington (Va0
retired Army engineer who died
Wednesday while mentioning
in Mexico. will be at 1880 am.
Tuesday at the First PreSby-
terrain Church, COL North YER
mont street, Arlington. Burial
will follow at Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery. Services origi-
nally we're scheduled for to-
morrow.
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DFatha

BALDWIN, RUTH A. Officers ana
- members Of Grace d.
Nj PerLee Chapter, No. 100.
YAK o. +. g., are hereby re.
~ ss sssso5,, to p Ss DEe'' Hom e.
w 472 North Washington
st., Falls Church, on Sum
day, March 81, 1858, at pm, 70
conduct. funeral services for our late
sister. RUTH A.. BALDWIN. ~
ANNA X. MCNEIL W. M.
JEWEL c. SMITH, Seey.
BLAIR, ALMA. on Friday. March 20,
1868. at the washington Hospital
to the Great Beyond. She leaves
TO mourn q devoted husband. Will
liam Blair; one sister, Edna Carter
OF Lynchburg. Va; two siSters-in-
Law. Mrs. Ada Ercurs and Mrs. MARY
Rose Of the District Of Columbia
the District Of Columbia, and many
friends. ARRANGEMENTS BY the Smith
Funeral Home. 21l6 18th ST. NV.
Notice Of funeral later.
BoTELER, CHARLES Z. on Friday,
BooiTHEL ER Of S4YY2 NEBRASKA ave.
NV, beloved husband Of Rena Bell
Boteler, father Of Mrs. Robert N.
Loney, brother Of Mrs. Margaret b.
AicAHuQcIs AAeo euttlNcu " lOuL
grandchildren. Friends are invited
To call ct the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pumph-
reg, Bethesda, Nd, where services
will be held on Tuesday, April q,
at 1890 Am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
BROWN. BESSIE GREEN. On satur-
day. March 80. 1858, at Saginaw.
Mich. MRS. BESSIE GREEN
BROWN. wife Of the late Maj. Ar
thur r. Brown and mother Of Robert
A. Brown Of Silver Spring. Nd. She
also is survived By her mother.
Mrs. IRA Z. Green, and q sister,
Mrs. Keith C. Althaus Of Saginaw;
two brothers. DR.. Howard B. Green
Of Birmingham. Mich. and Wilson
/. Green Of MorEantown, W. Va;
four grandchildren and several
nieces and nephews. Friends may
call at oawler's Chapel. $3.50 Wis
consin ave. NV, after ~ noon Mon
day (parking on premises), where
services will be held on Tuesday,
April 2, at 12 noon. Interment pri-
yate. In lieu OF flowers eontribu-
lions may be made to the Light
house for the Blind.
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SibyI Baker, 81, Dies;
SchooI, , Civic Worker

Miss Sibyl Baker, known to
thousands Of District residents
hose lives were enriched by
er work in public schools, pub
C recreation and civic thea
er groups, died Friday after q
ong illness. She was 81.
Daughter Of the first super
atendent Of the National Zoo
,gical Park, Miss Baker was
raduated from Western High
chool here and Wellesley Col
sge and did graduate work at
leorge Washington. American
nd Columbia Universities.
She began teaching English
1 Business High School In
906 and later taught at Cen
raj High School, now Cardozo.
he was director of Central's
ramas society and took great
interest in student extra-cur-
ocular activities.
During World War / she was
Executive secretary Of the Gov
rnment Recreation League and
alter did confidential work as
attn American editor Of the
roup preparing data for the
Ieace conference.
Directed Centers
When she became the Sec
md director Of Community
,enters here in 1926 there were
hree groups Of Fairgrounds,
he school, the District, and the
lark Fairgrounds.
She left the school system in
93l to devote full time to an
iffort to get the parks COM
lined in one system. Her job
hen was superintendent of the
District Fairgrounds. The law
treating the Board of Recrea-
ion and putting all the play
rounds and school community
;enters under 1t became effec-
i've in 1912.
She could have been director
,ut she said she thought a
nan should head the program
Milo F. Christensen was
brought here to the new post.
Under the new set-up, Miss
saker became assistant super
ntendent of the Recreation
Department. and served until
Ter retirement in 1852. Among
Ter achievements in this post
we're the departments spon-
Iorship Of the Children's The
tier and the founding of the
annual Community Christmas
Tree observance on the White
House grounds.
Cited by Truman
Appreciation for her endeav-
Irs In the recreation program
II the District came from all
;ircles. The Washington Sorop-
timist Club ma m ed her
Achievement Woman of 1947.'
The District Commissioners pre-
Iented her q certificate OF
merit. In 1852 Central High
School held "Sibyl Baker Night
n recognition Of her long ca
:eer in Washington schools and
recreation activities.
The National Recreation As
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TOWNSVILLE, Ca, Mar
80 (AP).-Brian 1. Sanders, q
former Associated Press pho
tographer who covered the wal
trials of Nuremberg. Germany
died today in his sleep. A ply
stefan said the death was due
to natural causes.
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c. Obituaries
March 81, 1868 O~A~
Bratha
TORRANCE.

TORRANCE. ELIZABETH W. On.
Thursday, March 2s, 1888 AZ me
WASHINGTON HOSPITAL Center, ELIzAs~
BETH sTrsmovwg TORRANCE HsAis GbuS q i 1ss
wife q Charles N. Torran,e, mOIhsT
and Robert Torrance, daugh.er Of
Ms Mrs . " L y wh Me-: John P1 y dR aHEfn
Paoli. Pa, and MAI, y I. White. u. >
(USA). One granddaughter also sur .
wives. Friends may call A. Parsons
ts op F FSs cbulcb Nova va TSsNie
from french st. Pu1 RI1Sr EDi'G Ss1s,.
Church, va, on Monday April j, .
Garden Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers
contributions may be made TO the
Cancer Memorial Fund. The family Z,
will receive friends At their home
81 :.
WALTER. ROBERT L. on Friday, !.
March 2s; 1893 At PTo Nyy nee :
oSsS HUSBAND S4sAa q hlenMs 1 WstsSr
brother OF Mrs. Mac Wheeler %
W Wst.I e NoPP:syG. wa va 1 sToeheT
sDrins. Nd Friends e may cal a .
Manassas. Va. Services az IL am? .
aHsfs home intsim:S. 1s Ri view s
Cemetery, ~
"fH RH WILMER SE OF . %aEfh na Is 1Pe
Eleanor .Weiner Of COLL 10. Allen !,
e., Pals Church. Va; devoted
father OF June Weiner Of washink.
eIintoh D. Gd: q SrotRer w " iHEarSs
Weiner Of oreen6eit' MAJ Joseph /,
Weiner Of Leonardtown, Nd: Ben
ts%in weiprsS Of WRidoEf, Nd Mrs
Md; Mrs, Betsy Haiioek Of Baitls
Samuel and Sarah weiner. Ako v
Leyinson 4 Bros Home. e010
On 9D.I Sunday I:. Ma.ch 2I Il an.
Ro o@SdSS'hM Nd Ha in lieu & SisTii osg
send all contributions to the Heart
Fund n mourning a. 1902 sylvsn
st funeral chapel Saturday. 7;S9
TO 10 pm. 31ue
wHALIN, CHARLES v. On wednes,
WHALiN. formerly Of COLLEGE Park,
e ad 5stH %b q P SpStIs E WS.n
eoIns hs' whan imam R sRa th' I snS
friends may call At oaseh'S Funerd
MS IIs; MO q. a ans 2 pm. sStuSaSy.
day April l.: thence to the Riyer-
dale Presbyterian Church, where
services viii be held at 80 pm.
t sIs hlat, C9lqmbin Gardens Gene
WILLIS, HARRY L. On Friday, March
IIss1e lY p HARRY L. WILLIS o.
band Of Mrs. Martha wills wills H ana
father OF Harry Willis. IT., and
MISS Emma Willis. Notice Of fu.'
Palmer 'i Funeral AirrhA5 oSs IL y r.
M sSsS q Sili ios 3 e On o %sSfHssisas.
Mexico, OTIS D. WILSON Of 1908
loved husband Of MARGARET g. VIII !
Of washinston. 3. C.: MIS- : John <
Anderson Of Reading. Pa. and Mrs .
Thomas H. watkins Of Norfolk, va. :
Friend Friends o may cal at the Ives Funeral
Va. from 5 pm. until s pm, Non,
April 2. at the FIRST PresbyteTiar
II vETITE ' Due 10 f Delay ' IN Ar
WILSON, OTIS d. A special COM
~ |; J: u. ! !;
NOLY day. April 2. 1868, for the
" sonic services st the fv-
% Wiz Il our late brother OTIS D.
Il. r. BooARDus. Master. ;
WISCONSIN, ANTHONY. Jr. OF ass
Oakwood ST. Sc. on Tuesday. March -
20, 1858, husband Of Rose 9,
Wisconsin, father Of Mrs. Ethel
@. Williams. Remains ct Chamber
Funeral Home. SIT 18th st. Sc.
until Monday. April I. at 1880
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YMcA BEGUN in 1874

The YMCA movement began
in London in 1874. The first to
be established in this country
was in Boston in 1851.
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ANTHONY, Jr. on ass
oskvood st. Sc, on Tuesday, March
90, 1893, husband Of Rose 6,
Wisconsin. father Of Mrs. Ethel
Q. Williams. Remains at Chambers
aStii Mo a9me Rp pr TN Al s. 1875
an. .Interment Arlington National
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL-I2 sites, section rs;
monumental: WIN divide. Teas. price.
ul 26th st. south. Arlington. OF.
FALLS CHURCH. vA.-Famiiy burial
lots 4 sites, National Memorial
Park. 3Ol-sw. s-3eeB.
FAMILY lsn.HsIsEL oT At Fort Lincoln. $3.50,
FORT LINCOLN burial sites, near
SWl9SsE PTS. reduced for eaiek sale.
FORT LINCOLN MAUsoLEUM-com-
p.nion crypt, considerable sacrifice.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-FouI
sites, block 2, lot 72; value, $500
but viii sacrifice for quick sale fof
fg6 cash. p. o. BOX sos. SADDLE
Brook, NJ J. m
NATIONAL IMMORTAL PHRK=
j-crypt mhusoleum at fountain, viii
eonslder reas offer. XII. S-0232, /
NATIONAL IMMORTAL PARK. four
sites, $500, 703-EM. s-2OSS.
MAUsOLkUM, National Memorial
Terms accepted. JE. 4.7iS7.
PARKLAwN
= SITES, 500 EACH
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CHARLES G. Members
OF the Southeast Bar
racks, No. 665, Veterans
o. World war i are
death of Bud dy
CHARLES G. CROCKETT
on Wednesday. March
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munication Of Columbia
Lodge. No. 2S5, A. z. and
A. NJ, Arlington, Va, q
called at 1890 am, Tues.
purpose OF conducting Ma
sonic services st the fp-
our late brother. OTIS D.
4 ROnARnna Mant.r ;
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ath 81. and Aass. Ave. III $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. S-71ii
blks North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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GEORGE N. MILLER, seey, 81
uIDNEY, col. HERBERT A.. UsA
lrsilrsdl. on ,Tussdsy, March 2e'
HERbERT 4. oipNEY usK Ore
tired o. Fort Landeraals. Pa y
CoTena L. b oidney, father Of Mrs.
Priscilla pidneY kaiss Qf KNOXVILLE
Tenn; Mrs, n. Elder. Of oak
stone Of Los Angeles, Calf and
Herbert A, uidney, jrs OF Philadel.
ghia Pc ,i ps.snas y,.i may e AL a. a.
h ,.m..s ss,urS9svy M .psEsi s ,e ea
Sunday. March 81, from. 3 70 o pm.
and 70 2 pm. Services VIII be
held Al Port Myer Chapel on Mon.
day. April 1, az II am. fnterment
Arlington National Cemetery In lieu
OF flowers contributions may be
made 10 the American Heart Asseci-
GRILLE. MATILDA c. on WEDNESDAY.
March "a, 1895, 81 FAIRFAX Hospltal
MATILDA c, GRILLE Of di52 Wa.
son blvd, Arllnaton. Va wife Of
OeorGe A. Grille. mother OF Mrs.
Anne G. saunders sister OF Jean
vivian n. Marshali Of Atlanta, Ga.
Frienda may call Al the Pearson
Funeral Home, Ar North Washing
ton It,. Pals Church, Va. Grave
side services Al Arlington National
Cemetery on Monday April /, at
$3.50 pm.
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lHEA. ANNIE NJ, In ioyins memory
ogf desr mother and aunt, ANNIE
one year aso today, March 81. 1909.
Done "a the one We loved 40 dear.
Silent IA the voice We loved 10 near,
And though absent, Ia lust a. dear
AZ she was when abe was here.
SON ROBERT M DATCirrpR
LHELMA Al NIECE, LltffATn
hoLnEs: NEPHEW, ROBERT 3.
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MeGLUE; On Friday, MaTeh W.
o Glue SINCLAIR Of e466 4oth ave,
college Park, Nd. beloved husband
Of Anna Z. Sinclair, father Of
Nd. Friends may call at the 8. H.
Hines CO. Funeral Home. 2e0l i4th
March so 1parking facilities). serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
Tuesday. April 9, at 2 pm. En-
tombment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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SINCLAIR, oEoRoE +. An emereent

SINCLAIR, GEORGE T. An emergent
a Communication Of SLAMS
!, ! !: !: q
XLLW pm, at the 8. H. Hines
W 14th 81. NV, for the pur-
pose OF conducting Masonic funeral
services for our late brother,
GEORGE T. SINCLAIR. All mem
bers able to do so are requested 70
PRANK J. FELKER. Master. 1
sOUDER, ABBIE Z. on Saturday,
Hospital. ABBIE Z. sOUDER, wife
Of the late William J souder. moth
er OF Ralph W. and Alfred T. souder.
Mrs. Elgfn NJ. Noaek. Mrs. John H.
Burton and Mrs. Robert M, Eal-
thaser. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st.. and Massa-
chusetts ave, ne. where services
will be held on Tuesday, April 2,
Ct 10 am. lnterment Cedar Hin
Cemetery.
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and members Of Temple
Chapter, No. 10, o. Z. g.,
are hereby notified Of the
death of our late sister.
PAULINE SCHNEIDER, on
March 80. 1868. Eastern
Star funeral services will
ietad at the narnard Dam
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sTEMART. EuGENE K. on FrIday

March 90. 1898, at osorsetovn
gRiSsIss Il ao'P i4ss Es SSaSt place &
NV. beloved husband Of Margaret
II. stewart. son Of Mrs. virginia II.
Stewart and brother Of Mrs. Regina
8. Long and Mrs. Molly p, Foster.
an Of washington, .; c, Friends
Funeral Home. 2e0i i4th st. nv,
after Q pm. Saturday, March 80
above funeral home on Monday,
April /, at 500 am: thence TO the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart. 18th
81. and Park I'd. NV, where the
holy sacrifice Of the mass will be
offered At 3 am. for the repose
Of his soul. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery II
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NANFhNts oALNAlOAhs on baturQay,
March 80, 1888. At his Tesidenee,
2k35 Thirtieth Il. ne, SALIVA.
TORE TRAPANf. husband Of the late
caterlnA Trapani, father Of Joseph
salvatore p, D. May and Josephihs,
Mrs Marietta A. Burnley, Mrs.
Rose nuffalino OF New York City.
ffisnds may cali al me lee Funeral
ave ne. Notice Of funeral later.
HARRINGTON. FRANK I, on rrl.
day March 20. 1868. PRANK r
NV, brother OF Sarah PafhAm OF
:ls.S. Eli. i asrT1: u F ssisl. &
N G.. and Mamie Mack Of Rieh.
mond. Va. He also u survived By
lives and > host 81 friends. After 5
Invited q cal q he jarvis Chapel f
.. sTl So SSi ssid Ts.s,TSs tup Ip,,
2, At pm fnterment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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NORMA O. LEVINE, W. N.
SELMA A. STEINER, P. NJ,

scUDERI, ROY. OF 31Oe Lake ave,
seSGsf f hasSanS Of Vincent LsnOJ ana
Roy A, scuderi. brother Of Frank
p, Alfred G. and Gilda Scuderi.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home.
5soI Cleveland ave; Rivereale; No
Mass at Holy Family Church, Cats
kill and Dunlap sts., Hillcrest
Heights, Nd, at 10 am. Interment
Washtngton National Cemetery. 2
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March 30. 1883, PAULINE sEHNEf-
She also is survived By her mother,
Mrs. Lillian Fletcher, Mrs. Ruby
Singer and Miss Betty Jean Ber-
linsky; three brothers, Henry, Allen
ices at the Bernard Dansansky a.
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 14th St.
NV. parking facilities adjacentl,
on Monday. April /. at IL am.
Interment Southeast Hebrew Gen.
gregation Cemetery (oldD Memorial
week, 1907 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
Apt. 203.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
TITS A JOHN BIRCH TRICK"

Inc rick so dear TO The John Birehers and The late
senator Joe Mccarthy Of sbvtns subverson 70 others
- employed by State Rep Joseph j. KowsIski tpDetroD
"vo..,... s"'o'" Vo'er law tor Michigan.
'oo want TO stop people from VOTING" Kowsski told
NOSE VINO successfully sponsored House Of the BILL
ms IS semicommunst bill and should be voted down."
me proposed measure would not be effective by the
April election II would require citizens 70 either vote
ono. every two years their 10 stay
's se'se voter rolls For Detroit would rsinssss the
b.to. - . e'ee"on system which prevailed here
De'ore being finkered with by the poIi,ie;.n.
onoer present law, muneipsI,iss have . choice Of
"'Ss'' or 'ouryear registration This makes patchwork
Ssee TRICK. Page y
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
POPULATION AND POLLUTION"

Impressive editorial THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MONITOR, Mar 8 - BY Richard L. Sfrovi.
Mrs. Hofnger got disagreeabIe surprise the other
day She went to the tap and the bvbbed up in her
glass She looked at II in disgust This quite rrequsr
She tried another glass Still tall head of foam Potable?
Yes you could drink it, the authorities said they hsv
ing little trouble but aside from the looks and msybe
the taste, the water was we'll -. all right.
That's how Mrs Honinger found about the second.
ary effects OF detersens that latest thing get the
water supply in Americas between population and
pollution
Another way Of putting il is TO ask question: Have
you had your $50 gallons Of today? You see If all
the water used in the United States dsiv for nkno for
irrigation for industry and for similar purposes IS divided
ny fhe number OF people, il to around $50 qsI
'ons The population is increasing by 100000 year The
"a'er supply remains the Water is our most vaus.
BILE diminishing resource.
tsee POPULATION, Page q
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
the PRIVATE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM.

absolutely essential for free and strong America,
exist for very long business and industry loses
the support and respect OF the American people.
At time when this Nation stands in appalling need
Of the fruits Of that system, il is disturbing find That tho
image of business and industry declining in the eyes
the American public Ask yourself how this loss Of public
affection could during the very period in which the
contributions Of business the freedom strength and hap
pness of America at aII-me peak.
II seems that today the word profits" has taken on an
unfortunate eonnotaton in economy almost IL profits
reasonable. rather than reasonable. -.
tsee UNDERSTANDING, Page q