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raised within five or six blocks
of the District Building" and
recalled its construction, from
1904 to 1908.
A graduate Of old Business
High School. he worked six
years in o law office and q
year with the Southern Rail-
road before joining the city
staff in 1915.
He was a charter member OF
the Vincent B. Costello Ameri-
can Legion Post and was active
In Montgomery County volun-
teer fire departments, once
serving as secretary Of the
Maryland Association Of Volun-
teer Fire Departments.
Mr.. Wilding leaves his wife,
Dorothy, Of 10207 Greenacrel
drive, Silver Spring, the home
address; q son. Charles Francis
Of l0006 Portland road. Silver
Spring: a daughter. Mrs. Mar
garet zalma Leroy. Of Auburn
N. Y. and eight grandchildren
Services will be at 10 am
Wednesday at st. Camillus
Catholic Church, 1900 st. Ca
millus drive. Silver Spring, with
burial at Arlington Cemetery.
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and the rest Of the Nation will
mourn the loss Of a dedicated
public servant His passing
leaves a great void"
Aubrey j. Wagner. chairman
of the iva Board, said IGor-
don Clapp was the kind Of man
you can't replace. His wisdom
and administrative genius were
major factors in building IVA"
And Jennings Perry, execu-
tive secretary Of the Citizens
for iva, commented that
Gordon was one Of the
giants Of IVA"
A native Of Ellsworth, Wis.
Mr.. Clapp was director Of ad-
missions and assistant dean al
Lawrence College in Appleton
Wis, from 1927 to 1898.
In 1949 he headed q United
Nations commission on an eco
nomic survey Of the Middle
East. aimed in part at easing
the plight of Arab refugees.
His brother Norman, who
survives. is administrator OF
the Rural Identification Ad-
ministration.
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Gordon CIopp, ST, Dies;
Headed IVA II Years

Gordon r. Clapp. 81, who
headed the Tennessee Valley
Authority from 1946 to 1857,
died Of q heart attack at his
New York City home last night.
Mr.. Clapp Joined the oft-de-
bated iva at its inception in
1888 as an assistant director
Of personnel. By l946 he had
been general manager Of iva
for several years. He was
named chairman that year.
His appointment as chairman
was a close and stormy one. His
predecessor, David E. Lilien-
thai, was being considered as
chairman of the then new
Atomic : Energy Commission,
and the choice Of Mr.. Clapp
seemed q logical one to many.
But he was attacked by for
mer Senator Mcclellan, Demo-
crat Of Tennessee, as being
merely a stooge for Lilien-
thai" and the Senate Public
Works Committee rejected his
nomination, z to 5.
Approved by Senate
The full Senate approved the
choice by a five-vote margin,
36-3l, however, two weeks after
Mr.. Lilienthal became chief of
the Acc.
Mr.. Clapp's exit was as
stormy. More than 10000 citi-
zens sent q petition to Wash
ington to have him remain rs
iva head when Gen. EiSel-
hover became President.
The new president agreed
that Mr.. Clapp was a fine
administrator. and above par
tisan politics, but he wanted
changes in the iva.
Since 1854 Mr.. Clapp was
president Of the Development
and Resources Corp. a private
engineering firm which has
served as eonsultant on foreign
development programs.
Loss j. MOurned
Senator Kefauver. Democrat
of Tennessee, said Of Mr.,
Clapp's death that Tennessee
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Mrs. PoIumbo, rs;
Rites Wednesday

Mrs. Teodolinda Palumbo, rs
a District resident for more
than so years died yesterday
in her home, 80 K street NV,
Of an apparent heart attack.
Mrs. Palumbo. q native OF
Italy. was an enthusiastic gar
dener and o member Of Holy
Rosary Church at Third and F
streets NV, She moved to
Washington at the age Of Is,
shortly after she married. Her
husband. Emilio, died in 1858
He was a retired service station
manager for American Oil Co
She leaves five daughters,
Mrs. Alfonso .Caporaletti, 442s
New Hampshire street NV,
Mrs. Vito Vallone. 1427 N
Capitol street. Mrs. Domonic
Bartolomeo, 1924 Haywood
drive, Silver Spring. Mrs. An
tonic DiRienzo. 81 K street
NV. and Miss Amelia Palum-
bo Of the home address; and
two sons, Dannie Palumbo Of
the home address and Frank
Palumbo Of Los Angeles. Calf.
II grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren.
A rosary will be recited at
8 pm. tomorrow at Rinaldi
Funeral Home. 7400 Georgia
avenue NV. There will be a
requiem Z mass at 10 am,
Wednesday at Holy Rosary
Church. Burial will be at Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum.
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K. Moceowon,
Producer, Critic

LOS ANGELES, April 20
(AP). Kenneth Mcgowan.
former Broadway and Holly
wood producer, drama critic
and founder Of the UCLA
Theater Arts Department. died
Saturday night Of cancer. He
was "a years Of age.
An early associate Of Play
wright Eugene ONeill, Mr.
Mcgowan produced sue h
ONeill plays as Desire Under
the Elms" and revivals Of Be
yond the Horizon" and EN-
peror Jones'" ,
After nine years in which he
produced 36 New York plays
Mr.. Macgowan came to Holly
wood where he produced As
films including Little Wom-
en-" Alexander Graham Bell. >
"Manhunt" and 'Lifeboat."
In 1916 he turned to teach
ing and was q professor OF
theater arts at the University
Of California at Los Angeles
until his retirement In 1858.
Mr.. Macgowan, q native Of
Winthrop, Mass, and a 1911
graduate of Harvard Univer-
sity, started as a drama critic
He wrote successfully for the
Boston Transcript, the Phila-
delphia Evening Ledger, the
New York Globe and Vogue
Magazine. Later he was editor
Of Theater Arts Magazine.
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WilIiom 6. WiIding, Retired
DC. Deputy Budget Officer

william q. wilding, whose
encyclopedia knowledge of the
District budget astounded COL
leagues and reporters while he
served as District deputy budget
officer, died Saturday at his
Silver Spring home after q long
illness. He was 72.
He became acquainted with
the money side Of the District
government In 1923, when he
went to work for Auditor Daniel
j. Donovan. In 1870. on Mr..
Donovan's death, ne became
assistant to Budget Officer
Walter j. Fowler.
There, he became the pr1nci-
pal living source on budget de-
tails. ..
Say, Bill, what was the
amount In the deficiency bill
to reimburse the Red Cross for
those taxes the city collected?"
he was asked in 1916.
Mr.. Wilding looked into the
distance momentarily, then re-
turned his gaze to the ques-
toner.
"One hundred and thirty-six
thousand, six hundred and
forty : five dollars and
ninety-one cents" he answered.
A quick check proved him
correct. and he was not at all
surprised. The incident was
typical.
A stickler for detail, Mr..
Wilding kept q gold watch set
upon his desk. and checked 1t
for accuracy against q port
able radio he carried for the
time signals. He gave time to
the second.
Along withs his passion for
detail was q prediction for
privacy. There Is one thing ]
really like to see," he often
said, land that Is my name not
In the newspapers"
Mr.. Wilding retired from the
city in 1857 after Al years with
the District government. Some
OF that service was before he
enlisted In the Army and was
assigned to the Ambulance
Corps in France during World
War I.
He said he was born and
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Washington, b. c. Obituaries
Mondoy, April 2e, 1868
Dratha

DOROTHY HENSON. On
D0RoTHY HENSON WINSTON OF
204 X st. Sc, daughter Of the late
Charles BUCK and Martha (Pinky)
Henson, wife OF Wardell Winston
She is survived by eight devoted
children, Mrs. Juanita jenkins, Mrs
Dolores Delaney, Charles Winston
USA; Robert, Christine, Deborah
jenkins. Carolyn and Joan Smith:
one brother, Lorenzo Henson: an
uncle, John Henson. an aunt. Mrs.
Pearl Jackson. Funeral Monday,
April ~. at / pm, at the funeral
home OF Alexander s. Pope. 4l4 18th
St. Sc, the Rev. Gregory Truehart
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
WORKMAN, ELOUIsE CONSTANCE. on
Friday, April 20. 1868, at Alexandria
Hospital ELOUISE CONSTANCE
- WORKMAN. OF I4O4 Key Drive
Colonel Volney Winfield wortman n,
mother Of Mrs. Donald Yeatman,
Workman. IT,. daSshtsr OF Mrs. j. a.
Feldbausch. Of Kalamazoo, Michi-
Funeral Home, Ss4T Wilson blvd :
April 80, thenee 70 Fort Myer Chapel.
where funeral services will be held
~ ] pm Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
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Qarn nf Chunks

ArS.A.Is &. N. MA hsuEA EAuA + Tn RcERkbs sRRkS q
thanks and deepest appfsciatiop 70
ne minlstsrs, lrisnSs pslghbors
prssslons Of sympathy. their tsls:
klndnssssl shown during their be.
MALfNDk oRApY, LEWIS RAN.
DALI, JAMES TKuRELL.
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VANNEMAN, WILLIAM n. Members Of
AA-i the Edward Douglas White
-A Council No. 2473 Knights
A&A Of Columbus. are re:
0%hv auested 10 assemble at
OA" the Robert J. Murphy
~ Funeral Home. 3524 CO.
W lumbia pike. Arlington,
Va. At 8 pm. Monday April 20.
1868. 10 recite the rosary for our
late brother. WILLIAM II. VAN
JAMES A. PUoLIsI, Grand knight
CHARLES r. PARADISE. Fin. Secy.
Won DACHENHAUsEN, AUGUSTA. on
sunday. April 2S, 1903. at her resi-
dence, AUGUSTA Won DAcHEN-
HAUSEN Of 1899 Madison ST. nv.
beloved wife Of the late George A.
Won Daehenhausen. mother Of George
Won D,ehenhsusen. an sister .,.A Of Mrs, Ri Il
at the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
Tues Tuesday. .'p Apfii 80 ~'i iipsrEins fasiii: IL
tiesl. Services at the above funeral
% home rGsrH.ns S2 %ss';ssS cedar NIX z e:n:s:ry y
wAsHINGToN. CLARENCE. on sat
SESsii WSsiHE1PToN APT Il lsss sss sth IHIscE y nc
beloved husband Of Clara Washing.
ton, father OF Lewis. Clarence and
Harry Washington, brother OF Mary
Jackson. virginia Jackson. Theresa
PsoWay PodE sly.ndssidT.n sIS r nses iss
Brent; nephew, Edward wGshington;
other relatives and many friends
also survive Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS By Mcclure. Inc.
WHITE, HAZEL v. On Friday, April
20, 1868, HAZEL v. WHITE Of 1907
Erie st. Sc, beloved wife Of Charles
White mother Of nIehell.. devoted
she Sss'ns also Z, SUR survived % by brSshsTa. I1na
Walter and James Frye: other rela.
tives and friends, After 8 pm. Tues
day, April 80. friends may call at
her late residence. Services viii be
ssd .bs bw'saHssdiI sSn SIips:s aa' chuasA a G Pss6
Blagden ave. NV. the Rev Carlton
W. yeaaey officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial cemstery. Services
wILDNG. WILLIAM GEORGE. on
Saturday, April "a. 1868. at his
home; lo;2Q1 oyssnasrs. d. 81: l.
EDIS0n Eoaiss n,aSs ahSss.Ps isth.P q d P0FSfhy Sfs
Y. Wildine and brother OF Miss Mary
=. wudins. Mrs. MaIgaret A, Sol
lers and Anthony W. wiidlns There
as etnt sfhnuehil9Ien. MI
Humphrey Funeral Home. s4s4
where friends may visit sitsr B
pm. Monday and Tuesday. between
the hours Of and o pm. parking
iaeilitiesl. Mass will be offered for
the repose oi his soul Wednesday.
ea..SoIi. q eDpp,s 10 an; Iadc as q. Cam, iII.
AZ. silver aprins; Nd Intsrmsnt Ar
wILDNG. WILLIAM O. Members OF
80 Ps.. ISs EOn y.nesss is' ~. D ASs,IsnS SSs.sllo
I ); :! l:::!;: !:
April 30. 1868. AZ the Warner &,
Humphrey Funeral Home, s43a
o'oTqEoisM qEoM 'is sxTHEsY. aISsi sP5sSs eonsSs,r Nc
WILLIAMS. ALFRED y. On Saturday.
April ga % %lggS, q @NoEihsEn @ yirSinla
LIAMs. Of 1os y. Troy q, Atling-
sion. Ro winiSsmrIs.' insrI.1S Sro,ssr q MRS, Dora Dora
Freeman, Of paytona Beach. Florida
ueofela. 4. CLYDE Williams. Of Day.
tona Beach, Florida and Henry VII.
liams. Of Houston, Texas. Friends
g cd sa0 2. The s,y Iys' ,IIns,nr snsrs HONE vs
hprii hSii 20 PuSsTai service, vii bs
held from Port Myer. chADsl on
ment Arlinston National Cemetery.
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rhOLOrArADhhhbs TElhOg. aSuaysLa
1! !; !: !: I; I / 5Ii!i:
on EOndIs. S:d apail ss 'ss ss. PS'' q Il. =:
Chambers, Funeral Home. l4OO
0fS ROBERT EVANS. Commander.
JOHN y. THOMPSON. Adjutant.
PURDH, WILLIAM HENRY sHARRY).
22n 2Taa saiIESay HESRf APLa AtPaARR, isShpY Of
Upper Marlboro Nd. beloved hus.
band of The late Sarah kllsaeetaa
iS$sS. S5s. q DlosS:y ssSsy 'Sf 81 nSs aI. 0hn s.dI;
Bufssss Of Annapolis Nd. and
MIS-. Blanche suit Of Davidsonyllle.
Nd. Ne also is survived By seven
ssSHndehiid5sn , and Il y grss.dsr1na, gr;.nd. ms;
call a the Ritehls BROS. Funeral
Home. Upper Marlboro. Nd where
services win Be held on Tuesday.
April 80. 40 II Am, the Rev, James
Haskins officiating. lnterment Mount
S4.sh,,nSc 4.h csS%sssT' Soas. n1sensT,S m 20 e.m. Mo
ROGERS. WALTER HAYES. On sun
day, Aprll ~, lUoJs WALIEN
HAYES RooERs OF los oelethorpe
81. ne, Remains resting at Loves
Funeral Home. Notice OF funeral
later.
RUHLINo. ELDER RICHARD, on Yri-
DAY, April ~: Lge3' at the n,,li MAR
EidsT RICHARD RuHLiNo. ,bsloyed
husband OF ErnA Ruhilng and father
oi Dr. Rudy RuhllpE o. 81 Louis,
johnson ot clayton. Bel. there are
also. nine grapdehildren and one
Hsfoms 9ISsasI yun.Ts rT,snd' Home Sns ssa Carroll %
81. NV (parkinR oppositel, after
pm, Monday where seIyiees VII
pm. Interment oeorgs washing
ton Cemetery. 80
SCOTT, WILLIAM Q. on Thursday,
hDn,, April FS HdinIi. 1SsS; {" wSshi pi''rISSs s.
husband Of Mrs. Nancy r. scott.
He also leaves 10 mourn his passina.
one brother, one sister, two step
daughters, other relatives and many
friends Remains resting At the John
T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 00lb
~ N. u. ne. where friends MAJ
call after 4 pm. Tuesday. April 70.
and where funsrei services VII b,
ileiating Lnterment Carver .nns' Ne
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IUWN u. MembeFh 0F NOUN
Hermon Lodge No. 1Jg
A. =. and a. NJ. Hyatta.
JOIN JoIsN'ip B. BABcocE. S' seoysi
saiaisr siH1s Hd%e 4 1850 ~GSn pun
April 70, 70 conduct me-
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mo''s, oLiyEE iibE!s'; caiEtISgaE lGt Sv W s!'SP'I
Attest: W. y. MORTIMER, Jr.. seey
sADoER, ANDERSON REED. On satuI:
SssfHtD ABE5alboa 4 1Pes; eorpHs AspeEsiSs SSiisti
TsE;.; formerly Of ssthssSda, ,nS.S No, No; and
Mr,, Mn.SS James K K wilson and John
BADGER. Also survived by five Grand.
children. Friends are invited 70 call
At the Bethesda Chevy. Chase Ru-
neral Home q Robert 4. Pumphr.y.
offered " w,dnss1sS, sSSis Nay /. 81 $50
am, At 81, james Frances dc chan.
tei Catholic Church. p7Ql. Old
Oeoreetown rd., Bsthesda, Nd: In
lermsnt Arlington National csme-
terry. - 30
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Drnts

ALLEN 151 Is EvfssTr rss5 rrxAEnE1f 19 T. Thu5.fa @Es
q 2eO1 9eorsia ave: nv: father n q
Allen, son of Hilda n. and Eyeretl
and william Allen and nephew q
survived by other relatives anc
SSs %s1' hSi asitn1:s %. ssa ;;sa sn ln!li:s Wen
70 call at the jarvis Chapel 1882
ICES win Be held on Tussdsy, ApIil
~. At Pm. Intsrmsnt Linsoln yc
,Ssg IoES ,1';r p On 2 sssss.xK ssssEssK
Of .36O7 Rhode Island ave. Mount
Rainier, Nd. beloved husband Of
u. Pauline Babcock, father Of etover
l.. ar. and >. willard Babcock.
sarah Johns Of 81. Pstersbura. Pa,
and brother-ln-iaw OF Robert =,
gTandchildren. Friends may cell Al
his late residence. 1907 Rhode Inland
ave. Mount RainisT, Ha. sttsr
services VIII BE- held on. Tuesday.
cum cum cSip. sS FoPt PT Lincoln &c esh:ssrs. ssssS
SslSs: S%SS:ss s. iSs Sssa ssSa osSsisI, ssi;;s En-
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TURNER. GEORGE W. On Friday

TURNER. GEORGE W. On Friday
General Hospital. GEORGE W
TURNER OF 1910 Flower, ave. Ia.
koma Park, Nd. husband Of Mar.
Jorie H. Turner. father Of Frank
Conner and oeorSs w.; ~ ant
IT.; Gerald o. and Ronald Z. Welsh
and brother Of Frank L. Turner Anc
Virgie I. Burriss and Mrs. kitor
B. Afford. There also is one Grand.
son. Mr.. Turner rests at the War.
ner z. Pumphrey Funeral Home
s434 Oeorgia ave. Silver Spring
Nd, where service will be hell
on Tuesday, April 30. at IL am
lpaSkinE facilities). Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery. 20
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TODD. HELEN On Saturday, Apri

TODD. HELEN On Saturday, April
%. 1aa3. at George Washington
University Hospital. HELEN TODD
OF 555 North LIVINGSTON ST., Ar
w. Todd. sister Of Elizabeth and
Robert L. Todd. lnterment private.
st. Louis. Mo. In lieu Of flowers.
contributions NAV be sent to the
World Rehabilitation Fund. Inc.
400 East 34th ST. New York 16.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

Crematorium
]. william Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth ~ and Mas. Ave. II. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
740O GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. S-T4ii
2 Blks North OF Walter Reed Hospital
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THOMAS. JAMES ROLAND. suddenl

On saturday, April q. 1889 4!
THOMAS Of Mi iios 'ShHs Sth s.. seLASE sei, Se.
voted brother Of Mrs. Rillear West
uncle Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jack.
son. He also leaves TO mourn their
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines Co Funeral Home
3Ol5 18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
later
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Tnni dsy anT,i MItAM ~ Iaaa n n ~ IsvsndIi. S15q
Hospital WILLIAM II. vANNEMAN
OF, 1919 Q. 23rd St, Arlington, Va.
neman, father Of Catherine z. and
Thomas j, Vanneman, beloved son
Of Mary L. vanneman, brother OF
Mary Lewis and NJ, Ursula Welch
Of Mt Rainier, Nd. and Sister Ursula
Jersey. Friends may cali At the
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 colum-
bia pike, Arlington, Va, where there
will be q recitation Of the rosary at
7:30 pm. Monday. April 20. Requiem
mass will be offered $50 am. Tues:
Lourdes Church. Arlinston, Var Int
erment Arlington National Cemetery.
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MES. SUSIE, The members Of
Datcher Chapter No. z,
NM o. Z. 9. p. H. A.. are noti-
NSk giisd q tRsA dsath Of sists, :,
Ky 1893, from Liberty Baptist
Church, 547 Kentucky
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nSNSi "a iss5 Sdi GEORGE R iffsoS THoMAs sDtli ot
1853 Que st. NV, husband OF Eliza
! beth L. Thomas. Also surviving are
four children. ore sister. Elizabeth
Holt: three aunts, Julia Graham,
MaIsaet Ma @ Wooa aHu ai,,, nora yheks9n a,n
tiveS and many friends. From . 70
10 pm. Monday, April 20. friends
may call at the Bi ooks & Allen Fu-
neral Home 18th and Florida ave
NV, where services will be held on
Tuesday. April 80, at pm. Inter
| ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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Saturday. " April y. iSSa' S' al his %
Md, E%e @. CLYDE HOfi MoxLEY' d SPasSTs Bsloyed
husband Of Clytie B. Moxley, father
Of Mrs. Eleanor M. Hood and Mrs.
Lois A. Purdum, and brother OF
J. william Moxley. There also are
call at the DIN L. Molesworth
Funeral Home, Damascus, Md. after
. m. Sunday, April IS. Services
win be held on Tuesday, April 80
at IL am, at the Montgomery
Methodist Church. Clagettsville, Nd
Interment church cemetery. Mr.
Moxley will lie In state at the
church from 10 until IL am. Tues
dAy %
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A MAE. Members Of the
Interdenominational Church
Ushers Association Of d. c.,
Inc, are hereby notified Of
the death of our beloved
honorary member and
member Of Florida Avenue
Baptist Church. IDA MAE
Funeral services Tuesday,
J. at the Mount Carmel
Church, I'D and Eye SITS.
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rGEt.sH sss! tOSS Sgci E Ts;if;S ESSsb s';I! !!
sRsalS:lai RsHlS: islIsssa ss' .:... e p: lts: 6.
late Holds 8. Ashton and Jessi.
Taylor. Also surviving are othei
TslstiviMs Mons. snS frlsp1if' ng1i 90 Aftss isI.na,
are invited 70 cali at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th St, NV.
where services will be held on
Tuesday. April so. at ! pm;
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LOVING, HAYES LOWELL. on Thnrs.
day. April 25, 1858, HAYES LOWELL
oyTS2 ssN1 q q Mis sso Shirley SsH r. rOra IoRn;
and brother Of Mrs. Sally Z. Hutch.
erson, Mrs, Shirley Henderson. Mrs
Edith d. walker and Edgar Loving,
u, he also leayes four aunts. MIS-.
YIN TsOmsa Ssn Mrsi sDshiesp Aiies Cole % and ns Mrs
Rebecca johnson: two unclea. Robert
Keys and Thomas Loving; other rela;
tlyes. and friends. Friends may cal
Monday, April ~. betyeen 8 and ~
Sssr. SRes. ssrviceD oDs Wi !. hsid sEs on a. rs...
Earl Brent officiating. Intermsni
Arlington Cemetery. ..
MAHANEY. JOHN '. On April 20,
Evans MahansS, father Of Mrs.: Vic.
Tor I, Hodges,. Mrs, John 7. Culver,
Mrs. William y. Ward, Francil X.
psR ps,S,1 n snS ssr9.Ts 5.D. 4 .f4, Msh12s, ass
william william DuPsr, Mishssl J. ana Ray. .
mond A. Mahaney. Fourteen Grand.
children and three great-grandehll;
arsn survive; PTrssXsrs at Snanmesrs "a o.r
ysa. EnsTa hoH osSi 90 fSs.Ssy. fIsysSsn0 spf spf
So AZ y ~ Mas. IN 81. Hmsross
Catholic Church. chevefly. Nd, al
$50 so,,ss.m' an intsrmsnt Mount o,iys' sn
MCCONNELL. MILDRED n, suddenly,
on saturday. April ~, 1893,
MILDRED n. MCCONNELL of B42d
Tausslg rd,, Biadensburg. Nd. be-
loved daughter ol Mrs. oeorse =,
Mcconnell. She also u survived by
seven sisters and one brother, Rsla-
uves and friends may call At oasch's
Funeral Home, 473g Baltimore ave,
Hyattsyilisi Ma; after = g:@5. g!:5n.,a1sa Mon
May d thence 70 the 81. AmbToye
Catholic Shnreh, GhsvsrH No.
viii be Offered for the repose Of her
soul At . an. interment Mount
MseUi. MSthl' fffinnsssEfTa. On s.,uis.y.
ApEll IeeS at, a. ,Riehmondi Va;
fho@ss HecS.: moIS,r d Mrs, G5s.
Lee Betsili, sister OF Gust and
George Dettlins. she also 8 sur
vived by eisht EFandchildren. Friends
2s17 Wilson blvd, kriineton, va,
Mas win be offered from 81. Thcm-
as More's Catholic Church. Arllng-
ton blvd. and coiiess lane. ArlinE..
ton, va, on Tuesday. April 80. -
( tionai Cemetery. 20
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STEPHEN JOSEPH. Sud
denly, on Saturday. April 81. 1868
STEPHEN JOSEPH MURRAY o
6Sl2 Buck Greek rd.. beloved son o
Thomas r. and Rosemary Mont
Murray: brother Of Robert. .PatrieiI
and Daniel Murray. Funeral from tn
PENNSYLVANIA ave. Sc, on Tuesday
April 30. at l pm. Relatives an
friends Invited. Interment. Noun
sOlivet Cemetery. NiEtipG hoargi
70 Q pm. Monday.
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JONES, SUSIE. Passed away suddenly,
on "wednesday, April "a; 1863, at az
JONES. devoted wife Of Mr.. Howard
eaSss Tnss foster Sr SOM oS.n william III mn H.s snt
other relatives and friends. Re-
mains may be seen Monday. Fu-
neral at IL am. Tuesday. from
Liberty Baptist Church. $50 Ken
tucky ave. s.e., the Rev Willmore
A Carter officiating, Interment
Arlington National Cemetery at ]
pm. ATrangements BY the Smith
Funeral Home. 2l16 18th st. NV.
20
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IA scoLA. BEULAH N. on Friday
April 20. 1858. at the oeoIgstogI
slOIsS N. 81 81 NJ seSssaian za n josef s;pi
La scola and mother Of Mrs. Florene
q. coffern. Friends may call At IN
Hysong Funeral Home. 1900 n q
NV where services viii be bel.
on Tuesday April 30. at I pm
etery. ~
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Walk. Jl I6sB HoBERIA H,Tao 7; On sundayi ADIi

-, 1863. RoBERTA +. VALK % Of
52l0 42d pl.. Hyattsville, Nd, be-
and mother Of Roberta Hardvick
Gavin Myers and Henry Walk. She
also is survived by eight grandchil-
dren and eight greaI-grandchildre
Relatives and friends may call at
Gasch's Funeral Home. 4739 Balti-
pm. Monday, until 10 am.
Wednesday, May l.. thence TO the
Little Church OF Fort Lincoln. where
services viii be held at IL am.
Relatives and friends invited. 80
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April 81. 1858, CAROLYN n
MORAN OF 1914 Manordene I'd
Baltimore, Nd. beloved, daughter
OF the late Bernard and Matilda C
Moran and devoted sister Of Mary
Sister Mary Trena, o.s.F.: Col
Thomas J. Moran. uSA (retired). and
the late Bernard J. and Edward H
Moran and Ms, Ellen NJ James
Funeral from the Farley Funeral
Home, 1901 Frederick ave. ai
shadyno0E, na p.Sn,.,, on III Tuesday; a. Hi3, REX,
liamS OF York Church, at 10 am
Interment Cathedral Cemetery.
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April Ss. 1858. join c. G. MURGiiS
Of 1884 Eastern ave. ne, beloved
husband Of Rose NJ. Murgia, father
Of John G. Murgia, jr.. OF Riverdale,
ham, Fred and Charles Murgia OF
Washington. d. c. Also survived by
two grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Nalley Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave.
ne. Funeral Wednesday. May J., at
$40 am. thence TO st. John
Baptist de La Sale Catholic Church.
where mass will be offered at Q am.
for the repose of his soul. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Ar
linQtOn National Cemetery 80
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SAGSs 1885, SAN SSc6s "a 5s'SGdii of iiOs sDs ssh
Sc, beloved husband Of Vassiliki
Naeso and father Of Nick and Mary
Nacos: beloved brother Of Mrs. Helen
Krithis and uncle OF Mrs. Bessie
Ahiouris, Mrs: Mary ManoliAs. Mrs
Katherine Campbell and Steve
Krithis. Friends may call at the
RinaIdi Funeral Home. 74OO Georgis
ave. NV. Services at SITS. Constantine
and Helen Greek Orthodox Church,
41l5 18th ST. NV. on Tuesday,
April 80. at 1880 pm. Interment
Conversational Cemetery.
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WILLIAM II. Members OF
the Edward Douglas white
Council No. 2473 Knights
Of Columbus. are re-
auested to assemble at
the Robert J. Murphy
Funeral Home. 1924 CO.
lumbia pike. Arlington.