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Dratha

HARRIs, WILLIAM. On Saturday,
January 20, 1868, at District Gen.
eral Hospital, WILLIAM HARRIS Of
llO3 11th st. Sc, brother Of Robert
Harris. He also leaves q host Of
friends. Friends may call after 8
pm. on Sunday, February 2, at the
Boyd Funeral Home, b22 Sth st. Sc.
where services will be held at l2
noon on Monday, February 4, with
the Rev. Truman c. Dixon offieiat-
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
HAUsER, COL. LEROY, yF., UsMC
Retired. on Saturday, February 2,
1868, at his residence. 2l0 Green
Sd, Alexandria. Va. COL. LEROY
HAUsEE. yT: UsMc fRstiredl. hus; nus
Saother aaf oi of Slsn'1 %rs virgins ss Msr.hs 1
Friends may call at the Demaine
Memorial Chapel. $50 South Wash.
ington st., Alexandria, Va. (parkins
facilities). Services will be held a.
Tuary 5, at 10 am. interment Ar
iington National Cemetery, with
full military nonors.
HENLEY, VIOLA L. on Saturday. Feb
ruary 2. 1888, VIOLA L. HENLEY
Of g240 Main st.. Damascus, Nd,
beloved wife Of Arthur r. Henley,
sister Of Virginia c. wilkins, Q. p.
and Belmar J. Collier. Friends may
call at her late residence after 2
pm. Sunday. February 3. Services
at the Damascus Methodist Church,
Tuesday, February 5. at IL an. In
terment Rockville Cemetery.
HILL, MILES Q. on Thursday. jan
uaIy 81. 1888, At Doctors Hospital.
ave. Takoma PAX Nd. beloved hus;
band Of Eva = Hill. father Of Cecil
z; Hill, z; Lorraine Hin and Glenn
SrSnScslldr:n' sri.nd. MAJ may cal csiI
Home, 2SOl ian 81 nv. after !
pm, Friday. February l. tparkins
facilitiesl. Services At the above
funeral home on Monday. February
4, at pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery The family suggests that
expIessions q sympathy may Be
70 the TakomA Park Baptist Church
Building Fund. 8
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Mack MucGuire, 43,
Radio Entertainer

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2
(AP) Mack MacGuire, 43,
veteran radio and television
personality, died today in Ha-
hnemann Hospital after a
stroke.
Born in Pekin, Ill, Mr.. Mac
guire, whose mother was an
opera singer, started in radio
as a child performer at the age
of 8. He came to Philadelphia
in 1943, and was with stations
WCAU, WIP and WRCV be-
fore joining WPEN nine years
ago. He was best known as the
master of ceremonies OF
WPEN's morning show OF
music and chat.
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Gunnor A. Spungberg, 20;
Veteran of World War

Gunnar A. Spangberg. 10. a
World War veteran and Fed
eral Government accountant
who grew up in Norway and
returned there to help admin
lister Marshall Plan aid, died
Thursday in his home in Ar
lington after a long illness.
Born Of Norwegian immi-
grant parents in Kansas, Mr..
Spangberg went to Norway
with his mother when he was
five, after the death Of his
father. He remained there un-
til he was l6.
Returning to the United
States, he became an account
ant in New Jersey and worked
there until the outbreak Of
World War I. He enlisted In
the Army and was discharged
a first sergeant after serving
in France.
Mr.. Spangberg worked for the
Army Corps Of Engineers In
New Jersey before being ap-
pointed postmaster Of New
Egypt, N. J.
He returned to the Army En-
gineers as an accountant In
1850, he was asked to be comp
troller of Economic Co-opera-
ton Administration aid in Nor
way and Sweden where he
served two years.
He returned to the United
States to become chief Of q
branch Of the Air Force De-
partment's Directorate Of Ac-
counting and Finance ir
Washington, retiring in 1857
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Earl c. Rhue, 64, Dies;
70 Years q Policeman

Earl Clair Rhue. ST., "a. who
served In both World Wars and
was a Metropolitan policeman
for 80 years, died Friday Of a
heart attack in his parked
automobile on the 500 block
Of Annapolis road, Bladens-
burg. Md.
He apparently suffered the
attack while driving and pulled
into the curb. Taken to Prince
Georges Hospital by a rescue
squad, he was pronounced dead
ATTIC am.
Born In Altoona, Pa, Mr..
Rhue entered the Army Hospi-
tai Corps as a private and
emerged a captain after World
War I service in France.
Joined Force in 1925
He came to Washington in
1925 and joined the Metropoli-
tan Police Department. Except
during World War II, he was
a policeman continuously un-
til 1859, when he retired as
station clerk at the second pre-
cinct.
During World War II Mr.. Rhue
was an Army major and COM
nlanded the patient detach-
ment at Deshon General Hos
pital, Butler, Pa.
The retired police corporal
became superintendent Of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
here in 1869, and held the posi-
ton until six months ago.
He was past commander Of
the Potomac Commandery Of
the Knights Templar and past
grand master of Petworth Ma
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He lived at 4463 s. Four Mile
Run drive, Arlington.
He leaves his wife, Hilda
Spangberg. Of the home ad-
dress; a daughter, Mrs. James
Osen, Of Anita, Iowa; two sis
ters, Mrs. NJ. s. Hausken, of
San Francisco, and Mrs. M. E
Hauge. of Oslo. Norway, and
one grandson.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2:15 pm. at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Will
son boulevard. Arlington, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Dratha

GOTT, EsTEP TILLARD. Suddenly. on
Triday. February I. i..,i' 1898 3srEP ESIEPP
OF Frances Pinkney Gordon Gott OF
Etovah Farm. Harwood. Nd. father
Of Mrs. John Kennedy Roberts and
grandfather of Miss Frances Pinkney
Roberts Of Sewickley, Pa. Funeral
services on Monday. February 4, al
St. James Episcopal Church, Lothian,
Nd. at 2 pm. Interment in church
cemetery 3
Tuary /. 1858. PANSY c. GRAHAM
Of, 1920 Tilbury st.. Bethesda. Nd,
beloved sister Of Mrs. Elizabeth
PetTie and Voight Graham. Friends
are invited 10 call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd. where
services will be held on Monday,
February 4. at 2 pm. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery. 3
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Dratha
.ITTLEFORD, WALL

WALLACE n. Suddenly.
6r on Eriaa TsSrSsTy %SDp :, isss ssi. Wal c.L
ter ST., Chevy Chase, Nd, the be-
loved husband OF M. Jeroe (Jerry)
Littleford. and father OF wallace C,
Littleford, Mrs, Mabel Anderson
Mrs. Helen Sanbower, Mrs. Frances
Thomas and James r. Trimm, and
beloved son OF Mrs. Eliza Williams
Funeral services from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, 4T4S Wis.
conSin ave. NV, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary s. at pm.
LITTLEFORD. WALLACE n. Member,
a OF Mount Hermon Lodge
& ]: | + q ;iI:; \ d: 4
W T., 1868, at 3 pm, for thu
purpose Of conducting memorlA
services for our late brother, WAL.
LACE H. LITTLEFORD,
OLIVER H. CALEBAUGH, W. NJ
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CEMETERY LOTS

FAIIRFAx MEMO MEMORY y "a! cAEpEssomi sloo S' lS,'
sell for S57b. so. 6-09Os. 8
FORT LINCOLN
Crypts for two, Garden Of the Apostles.
CALL Ell. $3.50.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-2 sitsl
In the Garden OF the Good shep-
herd; reasonable. LU. 3-3l69. 3
FORT LINCOLN-will consider trading
3 choice sites In Chapel NJ for auto,
OWNER, 337-sl2i.
CEDAR HnLL-6 sites, section 7, very
reasonable. HE. 4-l227.
NATL. MEM. PK.-2-grave crypt, Dos.
wood Gardens. Also A-gravs plot
10. b-3742.
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THOMAS. WILLIAM FRANK. On Mo

day, January s.. 1898. al his resi-.
dence, 1881 12th st, NV. Wash.
ington, d. C., WILLIAM FRANK
THOMAS. beloved husband Of Sarah
Thomas and father Of Mrs, Eliza.
beth Harris OF New Jersey. Mrs
Veronica Woodland OF Mechanics.
vile, Md: Mrs. Louise a, Chase Of
Baker and Mrs. Helen Miles oI y
Chaptico Md. He also Is survived
by iS grandchildren and 81 great.
grandchildren Funeral from the
Robinson Funeral Home. Leonard.
town. Md, on Monday February
4, at 1890 am; thence to st
Aloysius Church. Leonardtown, Md
where requiem mass will be offered
Interment st. Joseph'S Cemetery
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THOMPSON. ROBERT J. On Friday

February /, 1858. ROBERT =
THOMPSON of 5000 Surrey la.
Glenridge. Lsndover Hills. Nd. be-
loved husband OF Mary Ellen
Mary Ellen De Christopher, Mrs
Dorothy Ann Offenbacher. Mrs
Catherine Estelle Rupert, son OF
Mrs. Maud E, Thompson. brother OF
Mrs. Elsie Leigh Whitener and Mrs
Jessie A. Emory, all Of Norfolk Va
He also Is survived by eight grand.
children. Friends may call at the
Nalley Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave, at Eastern ave. ne.
where services will be held on Mon.
day, February 4, at . pm. Relative,
and friends invited. Interment For
IIncOln TanaRtarv a
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sTICKEL, MAMIE RUPERTUs. or

her residence, 1850 Parkview drive,
suncrest W Va, MAMIE RUPER.
TUS STICKEL, grandmother OF
John Frederick Stickel, IT,, and
mother -in-law OF Mrs. Dorothy KEYS
Stickel She also is survived by
may call at the s. II. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 290l l4th ST. NV
after 8 pm, Sunday, February 3
parking facilities. Services at the
above funeral home on Monday.
February T., at l pm. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery. 3
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Communication OF Wash.
ington Centennial Lodge,
No. IA, r. A. A. M. is
called for 7:46 pm. on
Monday, February 4, 1868
at the 8. II. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 29Ol l4tt
for the purpose OF con.
the Last Masonic Ritz
servicel for our latI
ERNEST L. MCDOWELL.
LOWRY N. COE. MastRF
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TIPPETT, FRANCIs GRAY. on 8

urday, February 2, 1868, at Doctors
Hospital. Washington, d. c.. FRAN
23d st.. Arlington. Va, beloved hus-
band Of Katherine Walden Tippett,
father OF Kay Ellen and Ronald
Gray Tippett, brother OF Mrs. Har-
riet Jennings. He also Is survived
by five nieces and seven nephews.
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Ar
lington. Va. until III am. Tuesday.
February g.: thence TO the Trinity
Presbyterian Church, North Six
teenth and Inglewood sts., Arling-
ton, Va, where funeral services will
be held at 1 nm
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January 30 1903, MARIE q, TAY-
LOR Of 5l7 You st. NV, beloved
mother of Gloria Z. olymph, Rosa
A. Washington, Mary H., Earl T.
John r., Harris NJ and Robert J
Taylor. Also surviving are seven
sisters, one brother, eight grand
children. other relatives and many
friends. After l pm. sunday, Feb
ruary 8, friends are invited to call
at the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920
9th st., NV, where the rosary will
be recited at pm. REQUIEM mass
Will be celebrated at the Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church. 2l0 New
York ave. NV at q am. Monday.
February 4. Interment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery
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THOMPSON, WALTER y. On Thurs

IHUMFsUNt WALTEh Y. On IhufB-
dfiS. va, WALTER Z. THoMPsoN, II
beloved husband Of Jessie l.. Thomp-
son, father Of Walter Z. Thompson.
IT, and Mrs. Barbara Jean Sims.
He also Is survived by five grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va, after l2 noon
Saturday, February 2, where funeral
services will be held on Monday,
February Z. at IL am. Interment
~ AAnE.al Aan...nHLnl
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Hospital. ccHARLEs NJ RorHsTEsifNs
Of 705 Grove st.. Pals Church. Va.
Rothstein, father OF Capt. Charles
I. Rothstein. Friends may call al
blvd. Arlington. Va, where funeral
services viii be held on Monday,
February 4. at 1890 pm. Inter-
ment National Memorial Park.
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vETTER; CARRIE AHRENs. on Fri,

AHRENs VETrER Of 0OHt i6OO HSSts Grsee
Church rd., Silver Spring, Md. wife
Of the late George L. .Vetter and
Walter r. and Harold Z. Vetter
Mrs. vetter rests at the Warner Z
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 6434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd
where friends may visit With the
family between the hours OF 2 and
4 and z and Q pm. Sunday park
on Wednesday. February q, at the
Kelley 4 Spalding Funeral Home.
Highland Park. IN. Interment Me.
mortal Park Cemetery. Evanston, Ill
(Chicago, Ill, papers please copy.
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Es6[ga!sT1y 1858, r,;o, :, Ws'hipftSn saT
PAEs Psd1ss K gu.5.hs 5sht osossa q Hna soas. sax
father Of Chris and Peter 5akadAles.
Mrs MARY Chaconas. He also Is sur
viyed BY, six grandchildren, Friends
Funeral Home. 2e6i i4th st. NV.
(parking faeilitiesl. Services at sts.
orothodox church. 4l15 18th 81.
NV, on Monday. February 4, At
1880 pm. Interment Port Lincoln
Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers con-
tributions may be made 70 the
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Friday, February /. 1899, EARL
G; RHuE. sr., Of ,b6l3 dreenleai
Of Marie H, Rhue. father Of Bond
z. Rhue, Earl c. Rhue, jr., and
Marie A. .Rhue, son Of Mrs. Ossie
Rhue and brother OF Mrs. Edna
Jones and Mrs. Elsie Reddiek. Serv-
Ices at , the 8 Il Hines Co. Funeral
day. February 5, at 2 pm. parking
facilities). Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. The family sug-
sests that expressions Of sympa thy
may be made In the form OF q
eontri6ution to the Heart Fund;
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wEAKLEY. ACRE WINFIELD. Q

WiEffa ThSE;s 'sPSaEi wFHkLEY Of 2ss 1905 ffEl en-
insston o., Wheaton, Nd. huseanc
OF the late Elizabeth 8. WeAkley
father OF Mrs. Vernon W Gray
Mrs Stanley sperTy. Ellis L., Har.
ley W., ceeil Z. and the late Claude
J,,Nsi wisaElsy bT9thsT S1hsi, d ,lS, NH I'm x5,
Anna Phillips. June and charlei
Weakley. There also are 6lxteeF
grandchildren and forty-iiye great
grandchildren. Mr.. Weakley rest
at the Warner Z. Pumphrey FunerA
Home, s434 Oeorgia ave. Bllvei
Spring, No. where service vii b,
pm. tnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. tcharlotteayille, Va" paper
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RssSital 'bEuiaa SttiSiass'" n I
1891 10Th tt, nv devoted ale
Of Mr. Conway Williams and be-
loved mother 0f Miss serena viii
lamA Mrs Mari spslHhl Mrs D1fa
Fulton ana NJ James william,
voted grandchildren Marvin X
FULTON and SANFORD aDeiHht tao
sisters one brother nleCeA npphs
sNs, other relatives ana many
ffisrds Remains resting AZ ths
John r Rhlnes Co Funeral Home
3OlR. sth ne iampls pafIins
after pm MONDAY February 4
FUNERAL sefViesa and intsfmFnl
Tuesday FtbfuAfy 3, In Btanafdt
Silla, Va
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on Friday. February 1. 1868. LLOYD
STEPHEN WARDER Of Bryans Road.
Nd. beloved son OF Bernard Alexan-
der and Corinne Elizabeth Warder,
and brother Of Diana Marie, Berna-
dette Lea and Jenlne Cecilia WaIder
mother, Mary c. Rye OF Orayton,
Nd. Funeral from the HUNT Fu-
neral Home. Waldorf, Nd. on Tues
day, February 8, at e:lb an. Mass
at 81. Mary's star OF the Sea School
Chapel. Bryans Road, Nd, At 10 am.
Interment 81. Charles Cemetery.
Rosary Monday evening, February 4.
az QsQO n m
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sPANGBERG, GUNNAR ALFRED. o,

Thul Sday, january III INb3, az ms
residence, 44B3 South -Four Mile Run
drive, Arlington, Va, GUNNAR AL
FRED .SPANGBERG, beloved hus-
OF Mrs Margit s. Osen OF Anita,
Iowa, grandfather OF Eric Qunnar
Osen and brother OF Mrs, Margit
Housken OF San Francisco, Calf
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
rusry % .e j where fnnersl m l'SrSs Services Ii vii
be held on Monday, February 4,
At 2:l5 pm, Interment Arlington
National CemeierY
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1FathH

rusry T. iass at at Goudoun County
Hospital, Leesburg, Va, BERTHE E
PAYNE Of Paeonian Springs, Va,
wife Of Bernard F Payne, mother
Susie Shuts, Seat Pleasant, Md,
Mable Tapp, Los Angeles. Calf.
William Payne, Washington. d, c.;
Ada Carbaugh, Helen Buttery. Lees
burg, Va; Hazel Cole, irene Bridge
Pauline Shuts, Paeonian Springs
Va, and the late Elsie Coplan. Sur
viyed by 80 grandchildren and 10
great-grandchildren sister OF Wal
ter Davey. Norfolk. Va, Cecil payey,
Elward, Spencerville, Md. Friends
Home, Herndon, Va, where services
will be held at . pm. Tuesday,
February 3, Intermsnt Mount Hope
PRATT, DAVID. On Friday. Febru-
airy /, 1868. DAVID PRATT of 9ls
Ts Elizabeth ha Eth wsGSy SsGGsta Mss sner Ella
Pratt. Henry, David, Monroe. .Theo.
dore and Morwan Pratt; brother Of
Henry Young. He also is survived
by ten grandchildren and other rel
Sss TuSfs g. 'ff trisnds p% are suhT invited eU to
call at the District Morticians' Fu-
neral Home, 1900 Vermont ave. NV,
Funeral services and interment on
Tuesday, February 3, In Frederick
burg, Va. Arrangements by John D..
Watson. 3'
PROUT. MARGARET L, OF 64Q9
Queens Chapel rd., University Park,
Nd, on February 1, 1853, wife OF
Lewis L. Prout, daughter of Mrs.
Bertha Lewis. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5S0l Cleveland ave,
Riverdale. Md. on Monday, Feb
ruary 4. at II Am. Entombment
Fort Lincoln Mausoleum.
RANDALL. MINNIE l. on Friday,
February /, 1868, MINNIE L, RAN.
DALI OF .2420 T st. Sc, beloved
wife Of Rheuben n. Randall. sister
OF Margaret King. Funeral from the
James T. Ryan Funeral Home. 3l7
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, on Tuesday,
February 5, at $3.50 am. Requiem
mass at st. Francis Xavier Church
at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery.
RANDALL, MINNIE. Members OF St.
Francis Xavier Sodality
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REBURN, CLARENCE B. on Thurs
day, January 81. 1893, At his home,
Hagerstown, Nd, CLARENCE B.
REBURN. beloved husband OF Mary
Lou heourn, iatner 81 brenda Lou,
Reburn; brother Of Mrs. Mamie A.
Hardaway. Mrs. Ida " Davidson,
Mrs. Alice v Armiger. J. VIM
ston and Fred D. Reburn. Services
on ~ SunqmsG miGn,rn Eepausr' nun. Ers ., A. uo pm;'
Hagerstown, Md. Interment Rose
Hill Cemetery
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Obituaries
Dratha

BEULAH. The Past Ma
irons Association hereby
notifies all members OF the
death OF Sister BEULAH
WILLIAMS, who was .
member OF Esther Chapter,
No. 3, o. r. 8. Chapter
services will be held on
February 4, 1893, at $40
the John T Rhines Co.
Home 3Ol5 l2th s. ne
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MOORE. husband 81 Mrs. Emma c
Moor. Moors Of 1921 l2th g; nv Tvc. Tvc
and friends also survive. From 3
70 10 pm. Sunday. February 3
friends may call at the Hoffman Fu.
neral Home. 300 9Th st. NV. Fu.
neral Monday. February 4. at / pm.
from the above-named funeral home
terry.
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Friday, February 4, 1868, at Chill
dren's Hospital, ANTOINETTE WIN
CI0UERRA OF 1907 Middleton lane
Camp Springs. Md, the beloved
daughter Of Joseph A. and Dolores
A, Vinciguerra. sister OF Johnnie J
vineiguerra, granddaughter OF Mrs
Antoinette Vineiguerra. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
81, and Massachusetts ave. ne. un-
I'll q:lb am. Tuesday, February
5. Mass OF the Angels will be sung
at st. Philip the Apostle Catholic
Church, 1903 Henderson I'd. camT
OF the rosary on Monday eVeninl
At nm Inlermant In Enri Lin.
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EG Fe6ruafy :; H 3. 1859. lt Sis as Tssidencs, SaGfT
RobERTsni ROB sTsn Beloved g. ed son S1cHaFD q MS 8
Charles Z. Roberts and brother OF
Miss Lottie NJ. Roberts, Mr.. John L.
and Mr.. walter 7. Roberts. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
services will be held on Monday,
February 4. at 2:30 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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LIrTLEFoRD. WALLACE H. Member.
Oliver H. tcaHEEsAUoH. W. NJ.
.uCAs. WILLIAM RICHARD 1nIcK,

LUCAS, WILLIAM RICHARD (DICK),
On Thursday, January ~. 1853. Al
ST. EliEabeths Hospital. WILLIAM
RICHARD LUCAS, brother OF Rose
other relatives and friends. From 4
until 10 pm. Sunday. February 3
friends may call at the Brooks a
Allen Funeral Home, 18th st. and
Florida ave. NV where services
at pm, Bishop Vondeii CASA.
way officiating, Interment National
Memorial Park 3
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
RACE STRIFE
AGAIN IN GEORGIA

DAWSON. Ga. A new burst
of violence has brought federal
agents into Southwest Georgia
again after gunfire and an ex-
plosion damaged a dwelling
the second time the house has
been a target.
Mrs. Carolyn Daniels, 33-year
old Negro voter registration
worker, was treated at a hospital
for a cut on her left foot. She
was alone when the house was
fired into in the pre-dawn hours
yesterday.
On returning from a hospital,
Mrs. Daniels found the house
shambles. A bomb apparently
went off in her bedroom.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
MARCH PLANNED
IN ATLANTA

ATLANTA, Ga. = A demon
stration, patterned after last
summers s march on Washington,
is planned here Sunday.
Leaders of the citys Negro
community, representing more
than 80 different organizations.
announced plans for the rally in
a downtown park. They said that
DR.. Martin Luther King Jr. has
been invited to lead the demon
stration.
A. T. Walden, chairman of the
Summit Negro leadership, es-
timated that "many thousands
would take part in the demon
stration.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
TIGER LOSES
BOXING TITLE

ATLANTIC CITY. NJ. = Joey
Giardello, 33, a professional box
ing veteran, wrested the world s
middleweight crown from Niger
las Dick Tiger.
He won fifteen round decision
before packed convention hall.
Tiger was the favorite. There
were no Enockdowns. Tiger won
the title Oct. %, 1862, fromCene
Fullmer at San Francisco.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
WILKINS SAYS
JOHNSON WILL HELP

WASHINGTON = Following a
conference with President John
son in the White House last week
Roy wilkins. executive secretary
of the National AS ociation for the
Advancement of Colored People,
expressed confidence in Presi-
dent Johnson commitment to
civil rights.
eve have very great faith In
the President S attitude on civil
rights" he said " -. We have
every expectation that out of his
own convictions he will do we'll
in this job"
Mr.. wilkins was invited by the
Chief Executive to discuss the
civil rights question with him
personally. He was the first civil
rights leader invited to the White
House by the new President for
such a conference. The discus
sion, unusual in its length, was
held in the midst of the Presi-
dent s extremely crowded sched-
ule of high-level conferences on
both international and domestic
Issues.
In a news conference after his
meeting with President Johnson,
Mr.. wilkins told reporters: "Mr.
Johnson enjoys respect in the
Negro community for his very
great abilities and as Vice Pres
ident he emerged from the status
of a legislator of single state
or a single section. He became
a national and international fig
ure.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

Leaders national organizations the first
Is national aiates endorse the Fifty Day Mob
izon sponsored by the National Council Negro Women
From left Miss Dorothy Height national president
National Council Negro Women stated can
involve in direct we'll
membership nation wide basis essential follow through
after the March Washington"
Second photoMs Annie Whitehead Nevele of Rocky Mount,
NO. grand basleus Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority said her
organization would the goal 1000 direct members
Third photoDr Geraldine P Woods Los Angeles national
den of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority stated her group happy
participate
Mitchell, Birmingham, national president of
Phi Lambda Sorority her the
memberships obtained through NCNW offices,
1918 Vermont Ave-. NV. Washington DC.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
CLOTHES LINE DAY SATURDAY

place. Wallet calendars will also
be available for any donation.
The clotheslines will be located
at Park Central, Uptown Plaza,
Tower Plaza, Rhodes, Pennys S
Downtown, Town and c ountry VII
lage, Central and Indian School,
9TH Street and Glendale, and 9TH
Avenue and Bethany Home Road.
This is one of the special events
in the December campaign for
funds being conducted by the
rehabilitation center to raise
5000 for the operation of the
center. E. C. Sporleder, Chair
man of the campaign, emphasized
that 100 per cent of all donations
remain in Arizona to help the
crippled children and adults of
the state.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

Marilyn Strickland, IL, South
Mountain High School senior, is
the Arizona Tribune Teen of the
Week.
She leads a busy life while
maintaining her scholastic av-
erage. AS a former Pom Pom
girl, she was seen at most of
the sport activities last year.
She is a member of the Future
Business Leaders Of America,
NAACP and First Institutional
Baptist Church.
Marilyn plans to attend Ari-
zona State University and major
in business administration.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robuster Strickland, 44l7
S. 18 Place.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
PAUL robson
TO COME BACK

Negro Singer Paul Robson,
now i'll in Communist East Ber-
lin, is reported ready to return
to the United States after living
abroad for the past five years
Negro author Louis Lomax, who
visited Robson last month, said,
Robson is coming home soon
and | dom t mean just physically"
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
SAMMY AND BILLIE
NOW MARRIED TO
u. s. CITIZENS

LOS ANGELES - Actress May
Britt, Swedish-born wife of en-
tertainer Sammy Davis Jr., be-
came a u. S. citizen Friday. She
was one of us persons, including
Montreal = born Pierrette Dan
iels, wife of singer Billy Daniels,
who we're given the oath of citi-
zenship at Los Angeles.