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M. c. Harrison,
Muchinist, IS

Marion c. Harrison, rs. a
machinist at the Washington
Navy Yard for 43 years. died
Tuesday at Casualty Hospital
Of a cerebral hemorrhage.
A native of oxford, Md, he
was the son of the late Ben
jamin and Martha Hunt Har-
rison. His mother was a direct
descendant of Peter Hunt, the
first Episcopal rector in Colo
NAL jamestown, Va.
Mr.. Harrison, who attended
high school in Baltimore,
moved to the District in 1918,
He retired from the Navy Yard
in 1856.
He was a member of the
Masonic Highland Lodge No
1874, Baltimore, and of the
Washington Brethren Church,
Branch avenue and @ street
Sc.
Mr.. Harrison leaves his wife
Frances and a daughter Edna,
both Of the home address, $500
Gainesville street Sc.
Funeral services will be at
1880 am. tomorrow at the Lee
Funeral Home, Fourth street
and Massachusetts avenue NE
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Paul K. Jones, on Stuff
{Of Veterans Unit in House

Y Paul X. Jones, a staff men,
her Of the House Committee on
Veterans Affairs since 1949,
died Wednesday in Miami of
cancer.
Mr.. Jones, 48, was born in
louisiana and graduated from
Northwestern State College
there. After working for the
Department of Agriculture for
several years, he moved to the
District in 1912 as administra-
tive assistant to former Rep
resentative Leonard Allen,
Democrat of Louisiana.
Despite a polio attack in his
youth, Mr.. Jones was an active
sportsman who during vaca-
lions often fished in the Gulf
of Mexico. He was a member
of the Washington chapter of
the Izaak Walton Sportsmen's
Club.
) He also was a former treas
hrer of the Louisiana State So
ciety here.
Mr.. Jones leaves his wife,
lYvonne, and a son, Charles
H, both of the home address,
d0622 Lorain avenue, Silver
Spring; a stepdaughter, Mrs.
Richard Steward, jr., of 400
Waterford road, Silver Spring;
two brothers, Leland and NAL
colin, both of Louisiana, and
two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Cole
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Lloyd LIeweIIyn,
Vice President
Of Holiday Inns

Lloyd H. Llewellyn, 48, {
vice president of Holiday Inns
died Wednesday of a heart at.
tack at his home in Centreville
Va.
A native of the District, Mr.
Llewellyn was graduated from
old Central High School and
the BENJAMIN Franklin Uni
versity. He entered the motel
business in the 1940s, owning
and operating motels in Rich
mond and Charlottesville.
In 1851 he became manager
of the Town and Country
Motel, and in 1854 Joined
the Holiday Inns as general
manager Of their Richmond
operations.
Mr.. Llewellyn became vice
president in charge Of opera
lions Of Martin PEPPER Asso-
ciates, owners and operators OF
Holiday Inns, in 1861.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Bess
B. Llewellyn, and two sons
Lloyd H., jr., and Robert T.,
all Of Summit drive. Centre
vile, the home address.
Services were scheduled for
today at the Arlington Funeral
Home, 1901 North Fairfax drive
with burial at Rose Lawn Me-
mortal Gardens, Marion, Va.
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Mrs. KidweII, 63,
Retired From VA

Mrs. Robert E. Kidwell, sr.
SO, who served SO years with
the Federal Government, died
yesterday at Providence Hospi-
tai of cancer.
Mrs. Kidwell, the former
Mary Ford. retired in 1854 from
the Veterans Administration
where she had worked on In
surance claims and payments
for World War I veterans.
A native of Virginia, she
grew up near Lexington, KY.
and moved to the District more
than 40 years ago. She was
a member Of the Mount Yer
non Methodist Church.
Mrs. Kidwell leaves her hus-
band. of $500 Lancer drive, West
Hyattsville, the home address;
two sons, John r., Of the home
address, and Robert E., jr., Of
1405 Jefferson street, Chillum
Nd; a brother. James E. Ford
Of Orlando, Fla, and foui
grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 am
Monday at the Hines Funeral
Home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV, with burial at Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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Mono Lisa Soils
Back to France

NEW YORK. Mar. 8 (AP). =
The Mona Lisa set sail for
home yesterday in a $1,000 suite
on the American flag liner
United States. The worlds most
famed painting is due back in
France next Tuesday after
nearly three months in this
country.
The Leonardo da Vinci mas
terpiece was viewed by more
than is million Americans In
Washington and New York dur
ing the first visit it ever made
to this country.
The same street temperature
controlled contaiI.er in which
the Mona Lisa came to this
country encased her for the re.
turn voyage. She left France or
December IA aboard the French
liner France.
Two guards from the Louvre
Museum in Paris, plus a private
American detective, are stand
ing watch over the 459-year-
old painting during the return
voyage.
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George McCurdy.
Federal Retiree,
Ron Laundry

George L. McCurdy, 81, q
retired Government employe
and former automatic laundry
owner, died Wednesday at Holy
Cross Hospital in Silver Spring
after a stroke.
A native of Wheeling, w. Va,
Mr.. McCurdy came to the
Washington area shortly before
the turn Of the century and
worked at the Navy Yard. In
1887 he opened the Alexandria
Laundry. which he operated
until his retirement in 1941.
Mr.. McCurdy, who lived
alone at 1902 Howard avenue
in Kensington. had since
worked part time as a cabinet
maker.
He leaves no immediate
family.
Services will be at 10 am,
tomorrow at the Warner E
Humphrey Funeral Home in
Silver Spring, with burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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man, of Colfax, La, and Mrs
Clara Lolley, of Shreveport, La
Memorial services will be held
at 7 pm. Monday at the Marvin
Memorial Methodist Church
Colesville road and University
boulevard, Silver Spring.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
American Cancer Society.
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Rear Admiral Hoffman
Ordnance Expert Dies

( Rear Admiral Harry Draper
Hoffman (USN retired, an
ordnance and gunnery special
list with the Navy since 1917,
died Wednesday at Bethesda
Naval Hospital after a heart
operation. He was 81.
A native of Washington,
Admiral Hoffman was grad
uated from the Naval Acad-
envy in 1918 and served on bat
tleships including the USS
Missouri during World War 1.
!" In 1857 and from 1858
he worked at the Washington
Navy Yard. From 1910 to
1943 he was proof officer Of
the Naval Proving Ground at
Dahlgren, Va.
The commander of the 7th
Fleet awarded him a letter of
commentator and ribbon for
exceptional services in action
as the commanding Officer on
the USS Montpelier in the bat
tie Of Leyte Gulf in the Phil
ippines in 1914. Admiral Hoff-
man also received a Bronze
Star for his service there.
~ He came back to Washington
in l947 and was on the staff
Of the Chief of the Materiel
Division in the office of the
Secretary of the Navy until his
retirement in 1949.
From l949 to 1856, he was
chief Of quality control for the
Engineering Research Corp. in
Riverside, Md.
His late father, Leonard G.
Hoffman, was once a secretary
for Admiral George Dewey.
Admiral Hoffman was a
member Of the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
" He leaves his wife, Mildred
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Mrs. F. M. AGeer,
Wife of Former
Envoy to Belgium

DETROIT, Mar. 8 (AP).-
Mrs. Frederick M, Alger, jr.,
Sc, wife of the former Michi-
gan secretary of State and
United States Ambassador to
Belgium. died yesterday at her
winter home in Palm Beach
Fla.
Ms. Alger of suburban
Crosse Pointe was the former
Suzette de Marigny Dewey
daughter of Charles S. Dewey
a Chicago banker who was as
sistant to the United States
Secretary of the Treasury and
q financial adviser to the Pol
ish government.
She lived in Washington
from 1924 to 1927, when hel
father was with the Treasury
Since her marriage in 1929
she had lived in Crosse Pointe
After her husband was de-
feated by former Gov. G. Men,
men Williams in 1852, she &C.
companied him TO Belgium
where he served as Ambassa-
dor under President Eisen-
hover.
Survivors, besides her hus-
band and father who lives al
S539 Williamsburg lane NV.
include two sons, Fred M. III
Of San Francisco and Davic
D. Of Boston; a daughter, Mrs
Suzette de M. Howard of Palm
Beach; a brother, Charles S
Dewey, jr., of New York City
and a sister, Mrs. Edward D
Smith of Lake Forest, Ill.
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Anderson Hoffman, of 63OU
Thirty-second street NV, the
home address; two daughters,
Mrs. Nancy Crowley of 1904
Woodacres drive, Woodacres,
Md, and Mrs. Mildred H.
Rhodes of Michigan, and two
sons. Capt. George D.. USN
(retired) of 1407 Lancaster
court, Falls Church, Va, and
John H. Of Kennett Square,
Pa.
Services will be at IL am.
Monday, at Fort Myer Chapel,
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy take the
form of contributions to the
American Heart Association.
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Cancer Control Month
Proclaimed in April

President Kennedy today
proclaimed April as Cancer
Control Month.
He asked the medical pro-
fession. communications indus
tries and all other interested
groups 10 join during April "in
public reaffirmation OF this
Nations efforts 10 control
cancer"
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Mrs. Ross Sterling

HOUSTON. Tex, Mar. Q
(AP) Mrs. Maud Gage Ster-
ling, 8s. widow Of former Texas
Gov. Ross s. Sterling. died last
night In a hospital here. Mr..
Sterling. Texas Governor In
1872. died in 1919.
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Dratha

WOOD. HENRY IRVING. On Thurs
day, March z, 1868, at Washing
ton Hospital Center, HENRY IRVING
WOOD Of $685. 10th ST. NV, be-
loved husband Of Joan Wood He
also is survived by a daughter,
Maureen, and two sons, Shaun and
Charles. Services and interment
private.
WYMAN, CARRIE Z. on Tuesday,
March 5, 1868, CARRIE z. WYAdAN.
formerly Of Emporia, Kans.. be-
loved wife Of the late Frederick E.
Wyman, mother OF Geneive Z.
Reynolds and Frederick L. Wyman,
IT, Relatives and friends may call
at Gaschs Funeral Home. 4739
Baltimore ave, .Hyattsville, Md. from
pm. Friday, March s. where
services will be held on SATURDAY..
March o, at II am; thence TO the
Roberts Blue Barnett Funeral Home,
Emporia, Kans. Interment Maple
wood Cemetery
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

Crematorlum
]. William Lees Sons Co.
.,s q, FUNERAL pIREcToRs -.
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV, RA, 3.74ii
blks. North Of walter Reed Hospital
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Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
Bergen, Edward J. w. w. Chambers Co.
Garcia, Roman w, w, Chambers Co.
BrannOn,
Claire ]. W. W. Chambers Co,
white. James w. W. W. Chambers Co.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT INcOLN-crypt q burial
spaeesl, m the Garden Of the
Apostles Priced below current selling
price, 7f2.i3eb,
'qsSr d EISeSL y K. Ss.R. = SSJ
NE. Assoc.
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I, 1858, Donna B. PING Of $50
Greenvale pkwy., Riverdale. Nd,
beloved wife Of Delbert L. Ping
Also survived by seven children
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday,. March o, in Fort Lincoln
Mausoleum Chapel at 10 noon
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Nal
lnNla ElInarnl Gnrr.Inn
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Sill, LOUIS q. So, On Tuesday.

March 5. ie6s,' ISett1s q 2. size HHs'd s4,.
OF 1850 Kenmore ave. Alexandria
Va, beloved husband Of Virginia q
Sill, father Of Louis p, IT,: Norman
7; and William L. sill. brother 81
s Mrs' John a. quinn. Norman &
Friends may call at the s.. II, Hines
co. Funeral Home, 2g0i I4th 81,
NV. after 8 pm. Thursday, March
parking facilities). Prayers al
the above funeral home on satur-
gay, March o, at o am; thence
and Peabody SITS. NV. where me
molly sacrifice Of the mass will be
offered at $3.50 am. for the repose
o. ms soul. Interment Fort Lincoln
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sTUP. RosABELL (Crawford, NELSON

on Tuesday. March s, io63. a
Montgomery County General Hos
pital. RosABELL (crawford1 MEL
SON STUP, reloved wife Of IN
late Harry D. stup, mother Of Mrs
hhelen Funkhouser Of washington
Robert T., Ernest Lee Gartner AM
kosabell q. Sandison OF Gathers
burg. Nd; Eleanor q. Maloney q
Silver Spring, Nd Also suryiyini
are 10 great-grandchildren. MIS-
Stup rests At Gar.ner's Funera
nome, jig East Diamond ave.
Oalthersburg, Nd. where funera
services will be held on Saturday
March o, at PIN. Interment Law
louisville Cemetery.
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DEVOIED SISTERS. bessie KEMP
DAVID PRYOR MAUDE sTRAT.
TONI NEPHEWS. ELMER BFR-
49, hARD. AND RODERICK KEMP.
HOWARD. ANNIE BEATRICE. In low
Ing memory Of our dear sister,
ANNIE BEATRICE HowARD Who
passed 20 the Great Beyond forty-
1923. -
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE LATE
nEN, AND MRS. WILLIAM JAMES
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OLEARY. WILLIAM. on sunday.

March 3. 1858. WILLIAM o IlnaRy
Of ,34l7 Gath. st. ne. Friends mas
call at Valleys Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave
ne. after pm. Mass will be
offered Saturday, March 8, in st
Francis de Sales Catholic Church
at 9:15 am, for the repose Of his
soul Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount Ollvet Cemetery.
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March 7. 1868, al Providence nee Hos Hos
pital. WILLIAM SCERBO Of an
Walden I'd, Silver Spring, ma
husband Of Edith Scerbo, father o
Mrs. Carol Wade and Miss Elaint
seerbo Of Silver Spring, Nd, ant
william Of College Park. Nd
brother Of Mrs. Bessie Carouselli
Mrs. Elizabeth Scerbo and Franl
Scerbo Of Jersey City. N. =. Friend,
may call at 0awler's Chapel, Wis.
consin ave. at Harrison ST. NV
(parking on premisesl. Mass will be
offered at St. Bernadettes Catholic
Shurch, ~ University blvd. east
March 8. at 10 am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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RICHARDSON Of 1888 Florida a ave
NV. husband. Of the late Matte
Richardson, beloved father Of Thorn.
as and Marie L. Richardson, broth.
er Of Gertrude Brown, grandfather
Of Natalie T. Brown, Earl j., Fran.
ceS l.. and Judith c. Richardson
He also is survived by an uncle
Joseph Richardson: other relatives
and friends. After 3 pm. FRIDAY
March g. friends may call at Mr.
Richardson's late residence, 1853,
Florida ave. NV. Services win b
held on Saturday, March o, at
pm. at Salem Baptist Church, oil
ST. NV, the Rev. Herbert N
Travis officiating. Interment Lin
colin Memorial Cemetery. Service
BY Frazier's.
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PRATT. MINNIE l. yMICKYl. Sud.

denly. on Wednesday. March 8.
1858. at Dosbors Hospital. wash
Of S5i5 North Washington t. I bivd !
Arlington, Va. beloved wife OF
irwin NJ. Pratt. sister OF c. W, W.
and Grover T. Martin, Mrs.
Lottie 3ushard and Mrs. Emma
Cadd. Friends may call at the Ar
lington Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax dr.. Arlington, va. after
pm. THURSDAY. March :. where
services viii be held on Saturday,
March 3, at 10 am Interment Ma
tionRl Memorial Park.
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DUNKINS, HENRY G. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear husband. HENRY c.
DUNKINS, who departed this life
II years ago today, March S. 1916.
When you departed from this life.
The blow was so severe,
That deep inside my aching heart
There falls an endless tear.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, MARY c.
DUNKINS
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YOUR DENOTED DAUGHTERS.
ELSIE AND GERTRUDE
swfNEY, LUCILLE. In ioyinF re-
memhrance OF our sister. mother,
tandmQthcr ana aunt, LUCILLE
sWlNE1, who departed this NE one
year ago today, March :. 1862.
Done are the steps We loved 30 dear,
Silent the voice We loved 10 hear,
100 Tar away for sight or speech,
But not too far for thouEht 70 reach.
DAKXS8bBTiEA v2IsTyRs, BROTHERS
THOMPSON, ERNEST. IN memory OF
our beloved husband and father,
ERNEST THOMpBON. who nassed
eway ihree years ago today. March
The one W. loved has gone 10 rttt.
10 flne true heart Il still
The hands that always save Us help
Nov rest IN peace With God
Let W think Of him today.
hlecplnr resting lust away
~ We loved him. 10 We miss him.
More and more each day
DEVOTED WIFE, HELEN, AND
CHILDREN SHELBY, HOMIE.
PAMELA AND THEREsA.
TURNER. VIOLET y, IN loving meme
ory Of MRS VIOLET p TURNER.
who entered into heavenly rest three
years ago today. March 4. 1890.
Precious memories, how they llnser
In our lonely hearts,
THE FAMILY.
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March o. 1893, Al tie United
tan, Va. JOHN , FAHERTY, Be-.
loyed son OF the late John j. and
Ashss n. Huahssy and 0 uneIs S 81 JAZZ sii
raherty, Friends may call al the
De Vol Funeral Home. 2e2g wis.
ave. NV. from ? 70 5 and Z 20 b
pm. Saturday, March o. and sun
aay' March o. REQUIEM mass viii
Annunciation, $3.50 Mass ave. NV,
on Monday. March II, al $50 a M.
lnterment Arllnston National Gem
etery. no
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March g., 1868, ANNIE B. TILLMAN
81 W aVh I St: Sc. beloved mother
deyIted sister OF Fannie Miller OF
Gardner. Minnie Pimble. Nettie
weaver, Sarah Butts, Clarence vi
and Nathan cauley OF Washington,
-, c; Other relatives and friends
March s. friends may call Al
Frazier's Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
island ave. NV. Services will b.
held on Saturday. March o, at i
pm, At corinthian Baptist Church,
2nO I 81. nv, the Rev. Pervis Me-
an oiIieiating. Interment LIN
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BRIsCOR. IcNATIus Irpo,,p

bhIsCUE1 IGNATIUS JEROME, On
Thursday, March Z, 1858. at District
JEROME B RIscoiE % ot 1893 sSE Tsiberi
S., Sc. husband Of Mrs. Lucille q
Brlseoe. He also is survived BY 4
son, Mr.. Cecille L Brlscoe; 4
granddaughter. sandra Garland: 4
devoted mother, Mrs. Rosa Briscoe,
niece, Mrs. Madge Sewell; an
aunt, uncle, other relatives anc
friends. Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS BY the Robert q
Mason Funeral Home.
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MAIDEN, HARRY VIOLA, on Maref
OF 1886 9th st. NV, beloved nus.
iSt RS q BAHAMA a ssf RSssO Maiden siSsn
He also Is survived By his mother
Mrs. Annie Maideni his father
Harry Maiden. three aunts. i've
uncles. other relatives and friends
After 8 pm. Friday. March n
friends may call al the Latney ri.
neral home. 1851 oeorrla ave NV
Funeral service Saturday At / pm,
a the First BAPTIST Church. colonia
Beach, Va.
MATTHEWS. JOHN v. on Thursday
March . 1898, JOHN p. MATTHEwe
OF i4i7 Newton a. NV. Notice OF
Jarvis Family may 81 contacted
atld3i Randolph 81. NV. IA
MeABEE, wINDFIELD 3. on Tues,
3. McABEE OF 1898 7th 81 NV
Surviving are three sisters, Mesdamrl
Lannie Walker. ionnia Addison and
Katie M, Bell one brother. Fentor
McAbeei one atepdauehter. Anna MAJ
Governs. other relatlvea and friends
Prom 4 70 10 pm, Friday friend
may cell A The Hoffman Euneral
Home. 900 9th ht nv Funefa
The above-named funeral home ths
hsy p. N Plsassnts oitelstlns
tery.
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ETA II. TWIsDAI,F.
HARTGROvE. MARIE GIBSON. In
LOVING memory OF our devoted sister
| and aunt. MARIE HARTGROVE. who
olea one year ago. March s. 1862,
! precious one from US has eone.
] voice We loved Is stilled.
a place Is vacant In our hearts
! That never can be filled
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Mills NELLIE EASTER. on Wednes-
day. March g.. 1868, NELLIE
Elizabeth Norris and Winifred A.
Norris. Also surviving are four sis
ters, Eva Mangdon, Matilda Vasauez.
Dora MacHenry and Emma Budd;
one brother, Rosa Alexander; five
grandchildren. her .nieces. nephews,
other relatives and many friends
After pm. Sunday friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Flu
neral Home. 1920 9th ST. NV. where
the rosary will be celebrated at
SITS. Paul and Augustine Catholic
10 am. Monday. March III" IN a.
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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%AEEirssE ss ], ,JbSsS$o , SShI ,S Y
Ferry td., Linthleum Heishts' Md
w We beloved beloved husband q ylrEinll
me Hopping 4 klfkiey FuneraI
Burnis, Nd, on Monday, March III
pm. Intefment dien Haven
memorial Park BY request. visltlns
hours are Q 10 no nm. D
WlLLlkR, MENRY o, on March o
La, Bethesda. Nd, beloved hus.
band Of Mafearet T Wiiiler AM
devoted father Of Ann and John
Willief. Memorial services viii b.
held on Saturday, March D. al M
hstheada. Chew Chase Funeral Home
Mo. AZ 10 am. tnterment prigats
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1899, a Providence hospital
ROSIE E. HICKS, the beloved wife
Of Allison D. Hicks. mother o.
Evelyn L. Kafka and Margaret A
Reeves. sister Of Reggie Tayman
Henry and Frank Tayman. FuneraI
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd. sc
parking facilitiesl, on Saturday
March Q, at 1920 am: thence Il
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, where
am. for the repose OF her soul
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Visiting hnura until q nm
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HOFFMAN, REAR ADMIRAL HARRY

wednesday. March Mar 8. 1863, at Be.
thesda Naval Hospital. REAR AID.
MIRAL HARRY DRAPER HOFF.
MAN. USN (retired) OF $500 800
st. NV, beloved husband OF Mildred
A. Hoffman. father Of Mrs. Nancy
H; Crowley and Mrs. Mildred H
Hoffman. USN (retired), and Johr
H. Hoffman. Friends may call al
Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. a
Harrison st. NV, Saturday, Marcf
q, and Sunday, March TO-. from {
pm. until 10 pm. (parking OF
premisesl. Services will be held a.
. March IL. at IL am. Intermen
Arlington National Cemetery. II
lieu Of flowers the family request
that contributions be made TO tn
American Heart Association 10
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"wednesday, March 8. 1868, HELEN
ALBUS JAMESON Of 217 East Uni
yersity pkwy.. Baltimore, Nd, tn
beloved wife Of Robert 8. jameson
mother Of oscar Bennett and Rober
8. Jameson. Fulerai services will b
held at the William Cook Mansion
st. Paul and Prestons sts.. Balti,
more. Nd. on Friday, March 3. al
/ pm. Interment Mount Rest Gene.
terry. La Plata. Nd. a. $3.50 pm. s
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"wednesday March q. ises' HOMER
g. puFFEY Of 1909 Dale dr.. silver
bgffey father n az R5s.., q Ruth ni1,,i M
Sr.; brother OF Mrs. robert *
Patton. Mrs. Lorne Eliopulos and
Russell o., Duffey. Dr. Mr.. Duffey
rests AZ the Warner 3. Pumphrey
nneral Home, 1914 Georgia ave.
SilyeI Spring, Nd, where fervices
viii be held on Saturday, March N,
AZ ] pm. parking faeilitiesl, Inter-
ment National Memorial Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

wednesday. March 9. iSSs. a hi
s'd' CHARLIE 3 On Ideas 81 Arl s.oSss
husband Of Betty Lucas, father 81
Mrs. John p. Huff OF Springfield
Va, He also Is survived By thre.
grandchildren. Friends may call Al
the Arlington Funeral Home. Ja0l
North Fairfax dr. Arlington. Va.
where services will be held or
Saturday. March y. at 2 pm. In.
terment Columbia Gardens Gene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

HARROD. EsTELLE. In loving NOM
DRY OF my sistef ESTELLE HARROD.
VINO passed away eight years ago
today. March s. 1855.
God will lead me all the way
beyond the sun, beyond the stars.
lhto the Heaven Of that day
"heh ! shal lind you where you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

ELLIS. RAYMOND. In loving memory
Of our husband and son. RAYMOND
ELLIS, who passed away five years
ago today, March s. 1858.
Five years have passed since that
sad day,
When the one we loved was 1alled
away.