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ROCKWELL. EDIrH. on rn.,nn,.

ROCKWELL. EDITH. On Tuesday.
Sts SR.l Is Ebr4Ro lsoY RocxwAFhIlrs q AFIlsS9 Hes Hs:
loved sister Of Mrs. Ellie Ellie KEYS y of Of
A. the Ives Funeral Home. es47
Wilson blvd, Arlineton. Va, after
. noon wednesday; May /. where
Thursday May ., at 7:3O pm, In
terment Berkeley Springs, vi va
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MnLEN. ABRAHAM sudd,nly or

MffLEN 81 500 4th st.. Nic s.W. Tor
isrmly Of Boston, Mass.), beloved
father OF Harry Millen Of the home
ooTss:,, oosaTss: Services s6y S,n,t, At HS ths G p
9th St NV, on Thursday. May ..
At 10 an. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. In mourning at
500 4th st. sV., Apt. Nl2O. Fam
lly. suggests In lieu OF flowers con-
tributions be made to the Metro-
politan Heart Guild, 734 18th ST.
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HMftE HpIii aG IsSs SSAS MSARYo o. scH%Hs4yA TS;IS1y
No, beloved mother Of Mrs. Murisi
MeyrowitZ Of the Above addTess.
she also Is survived BY q brother,
Fred Lipeuin Of Busnos Aires. Ar
i.., iGsnsins' as ar and ons Er5sInSdhson. ErISh. sery-
Funeral Home. 4?l7 9th st NV,
on Thursday, May ., at pm
lntermept WoTkmen's Circle Gene
tery !Oldl. In mourning at f39Ob
bluehill rd.. Silver Spring, Nd. Fam
ny suggests In lieu Of flowers con-
trlontions be made to the TorAh
Fund Of Har TEeon Consregation
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MEHLER. WILLIAM nENEDICT s

I|s;i $I|s: SEl$, a; es$: Sss.5S III! 5sgi stfi NJ;
DICT MEHLER, Sr.. husband OF the
late Anna Bond Mehler. father OF
William B.. IT,: George E. and
Charles L. Mehler, brother Of Mrs.
Mps sG:e sras.. Mrs .S. S.ns; :Dd Martin F4.s
Mehler. There are z grandchildren
and IA great-grandehildren Mr.
Mehler rests at the Warner z.
Humphrey Funeral Home, s434
oeorgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd !,
pm wsdnssSay % 1psrkinN" S" ,acilitie,i it ?
Mass viii be offered for the repoSe
Of bis soul on Friday May 3. at
1890 am. at Christ the King
Catholic Church. 23Oi ColSton DR..
Silver Spring. Nd. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery.
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yEREKA. AssUNTA ,SUSIE,

'LMH Mondsy, AssGNTA ADrII 3. SwsIp issa = S.p en-
sUNSffRH' isttsiEN NrVfis SEsEkA K 'ii Is. g. &.
loved sister Of Frank r.. Alexander
and james Vereka and Katherine
Magsio. Funeral from the simmons
Hope I'd. sc. tparking facilitiesI,
on Thursday. May ., at g:3O am;
thence 70 the Church OF the ASsump-
tion. where mass will be offered At
10 Am: tor the repose Of her soul.
Visiting hours until pm. Il
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HUSEhTsi HnIIi "a AEM9LD Ios9 2 gSo, On MOnda.y,
HRTs. the bsioved below Husband HUSBAND Of Lorshs SVs,
y. Roberts. father Of Eleanor Tip
ton. Earl W. and 0eorge p. Rob-
erts, brother Of Mrs. Vernon Burch
and Lawrence Roberts. He also is
EnN.vsS EsSrvived ,,, oy seven grandeihldren.
Bros. Funeral Home 1881 Good
Hope I'd. sc. parking facilitiesJ,
on Friday. May g.. at II am. In
terment st. PaulS Episcopal Church
Cemetery. Piney. Nd. VISITING hours
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VERMILLION, JOsEPH W. q

Hosspitsi' JosEPsSs0 INV w. vER%fLLfoS H1hI HSS
Of 635 North Nelson St, Arlington.
va son o. the late Charles Emory
Friends may call at the Ives Fu.
neral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va, after 9 pm. Tuesday'
April 80 where funeral services
will be held on Thursday, May .,
at 1915 am. interment AriinG.
ton National Cemetery.
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Aprii sG. 1853 iSss. q o.orEe TH UnuvSaSS. WssR.
ington Uniyersity Hospital MRS.
ALICE P. MCKENZIE Of l3e seaton
place W. devoted mother OF Mr..
Vernon c. and Percy Mckenzie. She
also Is survived BY seven Grand
Alfred B. Green. Mr., Carlton p,
Everett B.. Chester v and Eugene
G. Mckenzie and Mrs Alice b
Weems; eight Sreat-gra ndchildren. a
sister. Mrs. Beatrice Fl. Lee, two
brothers, Mr.. James and Harry Payne:
other relatives and friends Notice
o. funeral later Arrangements by
the Robert @. Mason Funeral Home
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THOMAS, JAMES ROLAND. suddenly,

on SATURDAY. Aprll -. lGd3, Al
THOMAS Of llgb llh A. Se. de-.
uncle 81 NJ and Mrs. jane q ~
Jackson Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends Remains
tsstinG Al the John 7 Rhines Co
Funeral Home, 3OiA t.th 81 ne.
ample parkl9F ,iacilltltsl, where
day' MAY and Vhsr, funeral Ssfv.
ices will be held Friday May u, at
| rs pr1t the Rev \ n WHITING
officiating intsRueni ARLINGTON
Natlonal Csmttefy
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CosGRoYE, MILLIAM InsEPH. op

Sunday, April .s, 1868, at Holy
eSS; e6SsoroVPP rsoSViPt y MIEIAM YID7 bSnoSo sSsESA q
silver spring. Nd, husband Of
Msureen NJ. Joseph william, MI
ehael James and Thomas Edward
cosgrove. son Of Mrs. Anna N. Co.'S
grove and brother OF Mrs. Timothy
NJ. Healy. Mr.. Cosgrove rests at
the Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave. silver
Spring Nd. parking facilitiesl q.
Mass will be offered for the repose
OF his soul on Thursday. May .,
A. A. siS0 Srs sm al 81 81 csmliIHi nS,,, Cstno-
Silver Spring. Md Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. /
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MITCHELL. MINNIE.

MITCHELL. MINNIE. on Tuesday,
April 30, 1898, MINNIE MITCHELL
Of 33ll 10th place, Colmar Manor,
Nd. beloved wife OF George L,
Mitchell and mother OF Barbara N.
She also Is survived by two grand
children. q sister and two brothers
Friends may call at 0aSehs Funeral
Home, t73a Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile. Md. after II 30 am wednes-
May .: thence 70 the Fort Lincoln
Mausoleum Chapel where services
viii be held at 10 am. Interment
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RENICK. 1T. COL. NED w.. o. 8.
April 70, 1898, 1T. col. NED VI.
AHSA member o. q tss hir Es,se SHEss Hs IoS., Sss
He Is survived by his wife, Jean
Renick, and children. Michael, Linda
and stephen Renick. Services Will
be held at the post chapel. north
area. Fort Mysr. Va, at 3 pm.
In Arlington National Cemetery.
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KgXIas MoDss, NENIE N,II a6 q. ii5SsAIRcE6; iSsI on
Ei,S!oE RHoDEs q. q 0SII sOuthwiek st,
the late William and Ada Darcy ~
and sister OF ooldie M. Darcy and
Eva Weast. Lewis and Frank DarSey.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
q Robert a ipIumphrsy: Bsthesda.
Q am. where services win be held
on THURSDAY, MAY .. at 2 pm.
Interment Parklavn Cemetery. /
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". 1853, " SARAH j TT6SrHs's T6DHD Of NPfI5 Pio
merly Of Columbus, ohio. devoted
sister-in-law. OF Mrs, Mabel b.
TODD and Mrs, Mary Todd Of CO.
ium6us, Ohio Also suryiyins ara
day, May /, friends are invited TO
call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home.
1870 9th ST. NV, where services
VIII be held on Thursday. May =. at
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HENDERSON,, IRVING J. On Tues.
Ssy fss Hcspita Ss5i 2o iRvTSo lHg g. Ihs AIENbsIR psI
s2S sfinstou q va nSTss stSsr y a0TsHod Nfs MsI q
Earet II, PACKARD Of AfiinTton. Va
Irandfathsr OF Mrs. Sara P. Mare
oi Long Beach, Calf, and Robert
n. PACKARD Of Arlington, Va; -great.
RsS RoS. 'ss scrtS Ar'PsiEn PS.. 'VHiI: dTy.
f5''PssSnT u pS, Thulsd.y. S ron Ma; g." Sstie, Snt
Of funeral services later
HILL, CLARENCE, on Tussday, April
Hospital S sG' cfARhScEP PiFli. HiEi q a'P;EsI ssS
Mrs. aarssi,t Rldl.S S'se'sS Gssct.d "a Isth:f 81
Of Margaret and clarence Hin. a..
and grandfather Of Adrisn and John
oudser He also leaves 70 mourn
his hi. pI,.s,ins ,.,. Other sn,,. relative; q .nS Z
at.r @ snas Arrsns,m.nt. S'' sy q IN. iu9sial Jehn
I, Rhinss Co Funeral Home. 3OiS
JACKsoN. DELoREs LUCILLE, On
IuciELEI. JScksoSS !! q iioS 3 \.
JSsss,sEh IseI'S" q tRs tRs L.A .v :. .
a hest Of. othsf. relatives and friends
also survive. After 3 pm. Wednes.
gay My c,nirnn friend, 3 snsny, s%sy SslI a
Ices will be held on Thursday Nav
Church, I7eS KaloTams I'd. NV"
Bmr the Rev. Rogers Lock.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
'oSEf'i SII'i qS sEih5f ib5i kttsr9n NJ MSSs;; josts
Su,band Of Bssirlc. NJ Jones 'Vssd sl,d
father Of Leonard NJ and Denise
on, sister Fris. Jones a sranS.
mother, Rosa walker one niece,
seven uneles, iiy. aunts. other rslS.
iiyes and friends. After 4 pm,
Thursday May ., friends may cali
a Latney's Funeral Home 1881
at 10 an. Friday. May o. AZ the
Salem Baptist Church. pl5 n IT.
eiiielstips. intsfmsnt ArlinItsn
shaueHh Cemetsry
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SffyESIEH Tsyis c IprD fDsn..g .AFSaD EsI5 T; TSN
Retired. on Tuesday, April 80,
1888. Al the Bethesda Naval Hos.
Pla,svlisu c9aMSpTHtsrHRARohPpy Ms.: 1s..
tiredl, father oi ~ comdr Gerald
ODowd brother OF Admiral Nal.
colin d sylvester UsN iretifedl
Friends may call ~ oawlef's Chapel,
Wisconsin ave, at Harrison st NV
on sunday May 5, from . I'm 10 II
pm pefsins on premises Services
Monday May H. Al 10 am Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery y
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Sio,Ipitsta Il Ia,da MNLLipSRED Nip y: {. HHRtES
HsfV. X: elSssdh @sfh.i "5 Sf.. r.G1i:f SEst'fn e.
Noe grandmother Of Patrick Z.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Elliott: sister
renee h. Elliott. SrIsnds ma may ca csIi
at the Ives Funeral Home, eSlf
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. where
funeral services will be held on
,.nm.6; ThIrsdsy ma. MAY At z Ppp In;
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WILLIAM J. Members OF
Father Rosensteel coun-
Gil are requested TO as
semble for the purpose
OF recitation OF the ro-
sary for our late brother.
WILLIAM ]. COS0ROVE.
at the Warner E Pum-
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APsi %. iSss' At ssii!mOrs. Nd /,
si5.AsssS ELEANOR =, A.,,IM IMyRTo3 ns.I'S.a SsIoS.s
I: Murto, sister oi Harry William,
James; Fr.neis John Joseph, Rob.
RcsSs,. ass' IRi WISCONSIN ns v0I ,y. runsrsl ss
Our Lady Of Victory Church. 1888
MssA5thur blvd nv, on Friday,
" NIX A.sy.n I ~ c.ms,.1y ~ n, in'srm'nt os'e
NEEDLE, SAM. On Wednesday. May
su,bns2 Of aM Rss N.sds sshpL and s:Hotss :Syss
father. Of Mrs Pauline Cohen. An.
mosa', and Irving 7 Needle, AIRING.
or, vs Mr Needle rests a. the
Rcm. RsTn.F? s5o pinr.Rs' gS = sons sTsn. SsH.r.
facilities adlaesnD' Notice OF
funeral later
gM oHstiredl. on sunday. April
Sib fS = TS'fShEsSHssoNs SESsoN si & SsIIf.d' eoh; poSi Si
husbsnd o. Mr,, orsss 8 Nelson
ind ~ isIn., hi,,,naI,. q y. CO.. D S,ison
Ices a. Port Mytr chanel on Friday.
ton Nstion,l es%,,sPy' Gem ,,Rys'"'n' Ar''?''
NEwELL, ANNIE NJ. OF ssOo Houston
eas Takoma Park. Nd on April 80,
ee5, wife o. ne late Robert 7,
"a ana 'iHsI vsans, 81 d'TsIs Tss,l' ritSsi NSsi
p Brodis and Florence q, Kidwsil
Services 81 Chamber Funeral Home
Nd, on Friday, MAY 4. Al Spn,
fntsrmsnt Port Lincoln csmstsry. :
NICHOLSON. BEULAH HATTIE me.
klnlJ, on Tuesday' April 10, ipgg.
BEULAH RATTLE NICHOLSON OF
beloved vile of th'pst,0I *. isi, Hsfry NJ
Nicholson. mother OF Mrs, Msriorls
n Burdstts and Llnwood v Nichoi.
son OF Woodbine Nd sister OF Mrs
orids Ward and Lsslis c. King
MagEie Kins She also Ia survived
by seven grandchildren and -four
Invited 70 cal ~ In, coionlsl .rd ~.
neral Home OF Robert A, Pumphrsv
Rockville Ne. where services viii
NJ held on Friday, May y al .
pm Intermsnt Salem Cemetery
cedar Grove, Ma
PEARSON. AARON A. on TUESDAY.
s6s y l2Y' pAls,s.i.Ss pAlssos Z AZ. PEAR. =.
msSi sn TrSli.r. '''' Arr'ns"
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sIcHKo, ALICE HOLMES, on sun

sss; April sss lSss. StIh' y MeSnt On ssFl Pa
ave south. 81. Pstersburg. Fla. be
p oeorss W Hoim.. Hn 'sdnIG Of Al:xnSdris meme
Roekyille. Nd. sister Of Mrs. orae,
Wilkinson, Phillip oarnett snC
Martha q. Coils, all OF Washing
lon; y e. and Ruth Boss Of Colo
four grandchildren. FTisnds MAJ
snlI At the 8; X Hines Co. FuneTG
an. ThursdAy, May 2 IparkinI
iaeilltiesl Services from the abovI
Z pm, Intermeht Rock crseL
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ssg xPf 4SEH y iOSs SLIHt y MSs5
olive RAWLINGS Si q Dt;s ssss WSed. WSSt
cliff court Silver spring. Nd.
daughter d the late James RaWl-
ings and the late Catherine Rawl-
keyser Miss Rawlings rests at the
Warner r. Pumphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd, where service will be held on
Thursday. May .. At III am. (park-
Ing teeilitieO. Interment Cedar Hill
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SSS;.sisys Ssss,s p sS Tg;s:s4S $sfIi - ss,, iSSs; s
sis sy. SSfRss S1:S.ns srsi, x Lss.: sS.:.? Ne Es
Mrs. Frank Mccarthy, brother of
John r. Mccarthy OF Hyattsville.
Md; Rita Jean MCCARTHY Of Ar
lnRton, Va; Mrs. Mary A. Conley
Of Detroit: Mich, and Mrs. Mar
friends may can At pssUn III Murphy pii;
Funeral Home. 3524 Columbia pike,
Arlinstou. Va. after 6:30 pm
Wednesday, May /, where there will
be a recitation Of the rosarv at q
p.m Thursday. NAV .. REQUIEM
chnSeb osortetoTn % nh. " Mcfssn duse
Va. at 1890 am. Friday. May 3
lntermeht Arlington National Gem
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day. April 20, 1863, at the Arling-
ton Hospital, JESSE BOWMAN
REEVE, husband Of Agnes Elisabeth
Reeve Of us South :2nd st. Ar
susette and Jesse Patton Reeve, | ali III
Of the home address; son OF Roy
M. Reeve Of Mount Dora. Fla, and
the late Estes Bowman Reeve,
brother of Roy Lynn Reeve OF
SpeTTyvlls Xa. Friends may call at
800 west Braddoek rd., Alexandria
Va. where funeral services will be
held on Thursday. May q. at 1850
am: Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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HAMBLIN, JOSIE M. on SATURDAY.
5;I SS;i: jcslE w. II HsMISkttElss' ktls''I ~; HS'i
sUriSsi.iS SStasi a Va ". h. sHTp.d afso |: svP %
vived By two grandchildren. Me-
mortal services will be held at the
Murphy Funeral Home. 1894 Co.
lumbiA pike, Arlington. Va, at 4
gpimDI,6y Pm I,66ursdsy, May >. Intermsnt
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swARTz. ALICE G.. Members OF Mar.
- thA washington RsbskAh Loass
N No Z. are requested 70 attend
M the funeral services for our lais
IN sister, ALICE c sWARTz, on
NY pm AZ the 3, u Hines Co
MI Funeral Home, ?pOl itth 81
W NELLIE LEE. Noble Grand.
FnEDA KNEppER geefstaFv
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MOORE. MAGGIE. On Wednesday
May l.. 1859 MAooiE MOORE 81
d fansr. saf i.t sSTtn Irr.nS.m.nis ns So'iss Sc
Jarvis.
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DAVIS. GEORGE 2. The EN- Knlrhl.

thesda, Nd, Al 7!30 pm, Thursday,
sonsosi,! MAY o9s a.! Iis iDr q, ,., DIrposs q
GEORGE p DAVIS. "."o'''
LAFAYETTE PRICE, Commander.
FREDERICK L. FREEMAN, Recorder
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phrey Funeral Home. s434 Georgia
s Dys w.an.sdsg. siiEsI spriMHS Nay Nj isss 4 $3.50
DENNIS H RUcK, D. O. K.
W. v. JOUZENAL, p. g.
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sw&Tz, MISS ALICE C. On Tues.
s.ys April so. 1899, At the Marbles
swami HSS. SS: MIss .u4Siy.d ALICE y ,,e,
and nephews and distant relatives
In California. Wisconsin and Mis-.
souri, Friends may call At the
u, Hines Co. Funeral Home
:uOl 18th ST, nv iparking faeih.
llesl, Services at the above funeral
bone on Friday, May 4, at II am.
lnterment private
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MCBRIDE, ALICE MARGARET. on
wsdne.snSssyy;n May J.; 1853; ALICE
beloved wife OF Harmon II. and
mother Of Harmon H, ir., and Carol
Mrs. J. L. whitehead Of De FuniaE (
Springs, Fla, and sister OF Devon
Whitehead Of Aliauippa, Pa; Billy
Whitehead OF Rome Ga: Mrs. John
Z. Edwards and Mrs. James r.
9trawbHisse. both Of Pensacola,
Funiak sprinss, Fla. (orlando,
Fla. (Brevard editionl papers plea sc
cepyO ARRANGEMENTS BY the Rinaldi
Funeral Home, 7400 Oeorgia ave.
nv.
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IRILLO, STEPHEN ,. Members Of
-m<lauA 0eorge Washington Post,
NFgQ No. !, the American Le-
SX0MS gion, are hereby notified OF
K6H the death OF Past Comdr.
JL STEPHEN J. GRILL
XS1eH Services will be held at the
NEfJ Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. on
ThSTSsSE SnssEr Msy HyyISsl 1891 s6um. A. Is.Pp : pm
JOHN 2. THOMPsoN. Adit. q
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FREDERICK RICHARDSON. Pres.
FLOYD HEIMER, Secy,

"aEh M.y sgs MsEtlAA Nfi1ISS SR %iSHiSs %%ifSHniis' q
Beloved 2asssnd Of Rsss.'ySlIIii; Ro.. WiIi:;r ana S.sSz
devoted father Of DR.. Lee Il. Wiijsr
Is survived by q brother, lawrence
Willer Of Bergenfieid, N. j., and
at the C. D. Qoldberg 4 Son Fu-
neral Home, 4917 9th st. nv, on
ment will Be in Beth Israel Gene
terry, Woodbridge, N. J.
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R. oiLEs, who departed this life
TIVE years aEo today. May /. 1851.
Thoush absent. you are ever near.
Kept close BY memories I hold dear;
stu loved. Still missed within my
a. heart -
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WHITE, JOHN T., sr. The Prince
Georges County Volunteer
MEN Firemen's Association will
IN hold services for JOHN T.,
t1Nt5&N WHITE. Sr.. at 4 pm.
NFAX Wednesday. May 1, 1908.
wy At Simmons Bros Funeral
Home, 1881 Good Hope
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90. isS5. At her residence, f590
sth st. NV. MAGGIE CHAVIs. be-
loved mother OF BENJAMIN H. ChaviS.
Also surviving are q granddaughter,
Mrs. Louise NJ. Robinson; two great
grandchildren. Mrs. Mary L. Boston
children, q daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Alice Chavis: other relatives and
many friends. After 5 pm. on
Thursday. May 2, friends may call
at the Malvan q Schey. Inc, Fu-
1eral Home, New Jersey ave. and r
st. NV. where funeral services
will be held on Friday, May g. at 1
pm. with the Rev. C. T. Murray
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

A record $76.9 million budget
calling for an s0-cent boost in
Fairfax County tax rates next
fiscal year tentatively was pro-
posed to the board Of county
supervisors yesterday by
County Executive Carlton c.
Massey.
The supervisors agreed to
advertise Mr.. Massey's pro-
posal for q public hearing May
Is, but members gave clear In
dication they had little inten-
ton Of adopting the full
amount. or the 80-cent tax In
crease.
The county executive ex-
planned his was not really a
proposal" but rather q means
of telling" board members
that terrific" tax increases
would be needed to meet ex-
penditures outlined In the
budget.
He noted the proposed figure
Is s4.5 million more than the
current budget and includes
significant increases In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14
Bonk HoIdup Suspects
Charged by Police, FBI

site the entrance Of an ale!
behind the bank.
The getaway was short-lived
At 1l:24 am, the bank alarm
sounded as the bandits fled
Thirteen minutes later, after Q
police chase westward on .
street and Florida avenue to
Connecticut avenue and r
street NV. police flushed the
suspects from q basement in
the 100 block Of Twenty-Five
street NV.
The older suspect was nicked
by one Of eight shots fired by
three Traffic Division officers.
Pvts. Kenneth e. McFarlin.
James A. McPhaul and Paul D.
Oliver. FBI agent Gerald
Hogan joined the policemen as
they apprehended the suspects.
Both men denied robbing the
bank.
Since both the FBI and
Washington police participated
in the capture, both charged
the suspects. They we're booked
on robbery charges at the 18th
precinct and later, in an APP
.pearance before United States
Commissioner Sa m Werlich.
were charged with violating
the Federal Bank Robbery
statute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

Robbery charges have beer
filed against two men seized In
downtown washington yester-
day Is minutes after q Georgia
avenue bank branch was held
up and robbed Of $500.
The suspects. held under
$40. 900 bond each. were identi-
fled by police as two ex-convicts
with long criminal records
John Thomas Crawford. "a. Of
200 block of seaton place NE.
and Clarence w. Mcfarland.
20. of the 2200 block of sa-
vannah terrace Sc.
Crawford. who suffered q
flesh wound in the right leg in
the hectic auto and foot chase
that followed the robbery. was
identified by witnesses as
the man who took $500 in
mutilated paper currency from
an Industrial Bank Of WASH
ington branch at 4810 Georgia
avenue NV, police said.
Mcfarland. according to FBI
agents and robbery squad de-
tectives. was accused Of waiting
In q getaway car parked oppo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

OF. THE EMERGING Afri-
can nations, Sierra Leone,
Mali and Mauritania showed
exhibits. They did not con-
tain the strong primitive
sculptury that started Eu-
rope on its hinge Of modern
art. One need not be an art
critic TO decide the beautiful
ivory antelopes show Euro
pean influence. Perhaps they
are the more beautiful for it.
Most people would think so.
The Easter eggs in the
Lithuanian booth had the
women voicing "oohs" OF
amazement. The eggs were
decorated with intricate vari-
atoms Of the snowflake and
wheel designs. In the same
exhibit was q rosary made in
a Siberian prison camp Of
beads made Of moist particles
Of black bread rolled between
the fingers.
There were 40 more exhib-
It's 10 see, but / had TO run
for the late bus. I'm going
back. The show win be open
through the 23d.
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Youthful Gunmon
Holds Up Store

A light-haired youth armed
with a snub-nose revolver held
up a jewelry store in Rockville
yesterday, but got less than $50,
according to Montgomery
County police.
The holdup took place shortly
before / pm. at Levey's Jewelry
Store, 2202 Viers Mill road. In
the Twinbrook shopping center,
A police lookout described
the bandit as about 8 feet tall,
weighing 100 pounds, and wear
ing a gray car coat and o white
shirt with tie.
Police said o youth 10 or 20
years old took the money from
the stores cash register after
ordering the owner, David B,
Levey, to remain In a back
room until after he departed,
police said.
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PUBLICITY FLOP
Pigeons Spurn Hitchcock

lish sparrows. But they stuck
to the peanuts and ignored Mr..
Hitchcock.
His face expressionless above
the dewlaps, the famous movie
maker picked up some peanuts
and gingerly offered them to
the birds. They ducked timidly
and fluttered away.
This went on for minutes,
The photographers were rum
ming out Of film.
Mr.. Hitchcock. possibly in
spired by prolonged contact
with the Baruch Bench. Of
maybe just recognizing wher
q scene has gone on too long
suddenly had an inspiration.
He got UP and walked away.
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Rambler
Finds lis A
Small Worlds Fair
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

Perhaps you feel the same
way about big museums.
They intimidate me.
The Smithsonian, for in
stance, or the National Gal
lery have too much TO see.
You feel guilty about
spending only an hour or so
within their walls.
Almost by accident the
other day I came upon a
Worlds Fair that takes less
than an hour. That's right.
It's q small world after all,
and It's getting smaller and
smaller.
The man selling papers at
the Commerce Department
called attention TO It. "You
have to see the show inside"
he said. They have textiles
and baskets and pottery from
all over the world"
There would be another
Alexandria bus later. It
wouldn't do TO let Walters
enthusiasm down. CHS name
Is Walter Diyelbiss).
The big lobby was crowded
with small displays. almost
so booths, each five feet
wide. II was an exotic ba-
saar with nothing for sale.
A big sign read "By Their
Crafts You Shall Know
Them, D. c. Recreation De-
partment."
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agents, would tie In beautifully
with Mr.. Hitchcock's latest
film, in which birds attack hui
mans.
Drawing psittacosis and the
stares of lunchtime loungers,
Mr.. Hitchcock eased his portly
frame onto the park bench.
Photographers tapped around
excitedly, but no birds. The
producer looked non-plussed. or
possibly embarrassed.
A publicity man scurriec
around with q large bag Of
Spanish peanuts. dumping them
by the handful on and around
the bench.
That brought In several
dozen pigeons and q few Eng
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followed the city high school
championship football game al
the District Stadium.
Board Divided
Board Of Education members
have been split on the merits
Of the proposals. At yes
terday's hearing, 1t was re-
ported that the board members
had voted opposition to the two
bills introduced by Representa-.
tive Whitener.
The members opposed the
legislation because they want
to keep the controlling voice
on the question Of adopting
the discipline measures.
The board members did moi
take q stand on the corpora
punishment and dismissal pro-
poSalS themselves. DR.. Han
sens discipline recommends.
tons are pending before the
Rules Committee of the Board
Of Education.
The District Commissioner
oppose the bill authorizing cor
poral punishment, Commits.
sioner Walter N. Tobriner said
Mr.. Tobriner reported that
the Commissioners have voted
qualified support of the legis.
lation authorizing suspension
or dismissal Of out-of-contro
students. The Commissioners
he said, believe such q student
should first be placed in q spe'
cial corrective" classroom. I
this does not correct the prob.
lem, then the student shoulC
be dismissed, Mr.. Tobriner said