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seems likely to happen some
day.
You should hear the ideas
they have fA that pole!
Specifically, more zip to the
whip and all that sort Of thing.
! John Uelses, the first of the
l6-foot vaulters, is toying with
a new idea that could rocket
him above II feet. zoom. just
like thatl
One plan involves compress
sing gas into the fiberglass
poles, which are hollow, and
then sealing the ends.
The theory Is that the gas
will be forced to either end Of
the pole when 1t bends. then
rush back to the center when
1t begins to straighten out,
giving 1t extra snap.
Presto. one pole vaulter into
the first balcony.
All Of this sounds a bit far
fetched to George Butler. who
coaches Maryland's John Be-
litza. but then you never know,
Butler has an idea of his own,
TITS an invention. I think,
that could almost revolutionize
pole vaulting." Butler says.
Butler. for anyone coming in
late. is a former Maryland
vaulter who is now a guidance
teacher at Glenridge Junior
High. For a few hours each
week as a hobby, he coaches
Maryland's vaulters. He Is
recognized everywhere as one
OF the outstanding tutors In
the trade.
You can't argue with his sue
cess. He helped develop Me-
Schwarz. one OF the earliest Is
footers who cleared that mark
with the old metal pole. And
he helped Uelses, who used u
trek 10 College Park from Guam
tico, where he was stationed
and Belitza.
Buffers invention. or gadget
as he calls II. is a multiresist-
ance pole. which he hopes ID
patent soon. Without getting
too technical about II. a vaulter
usually moves his grip farther
and farther back on the pole as
he probes for additional height
AS the vaulter changes hi,
grip. the snap OF the pole varies
thus destroying the timing and
resulting in missed jumps
Buffers idea will strengthen
the pole as the vaulter goei
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Johnson Rally
Upsets Bee
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CLASS "A LEAGUE

Northwood 3 Rich. Monts. 4 !
Bethesda-cc 8 . Walter Johnson 3
Blair -- 3 2 Wheaton - / 4
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DuVal, the Hornets may have
turned the corner Tuesday with
double-overtime victory over
Oxon Hill.
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Mrs. Ella Arnold,
Officials Mother

LEESBURG. Va. Mar. l6
Especially Mrs. Ella Mock Ar
mold, IS, Of Hamilton, mother
OF Loudoun County Supervisor
James E. Arnold. died last night
at Loudoun County Hospital
after an illness Of several years
She was the widow Of John w
Arnold.
Mrs. Arnold was born near
Waterford and was the only
child OF James E. Mock and
Sarah Fulton Mock.
She had been church organ
its and Sunday School teacher
at an interdenominational
church near her home. She wa;
a member Of Catoctin Presby-
terrain Church in Waterford.
Besides her son, she leaves
a daughter, Mrs, Sara Arnold
Atwell. of Leesburg, 5 grand
children and II great = grand
children.
Funeral services viii be helc
at 4 pm. Sunday from Muse &
Reed Chapel in Leesburg. Bur-
ial viii be in Leesburg Unior
Cemetery.
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Ross Woodward,
Patent Attorney
And D. c. Native

Ross j. woodward, ST.. "a. 9
former Washington patent at.
torney. died Wednesday at the
Wheaton Nursing Home aftel
q stroke.
Mr.. Woodward, a native o.
the District. was graduated
from Georgetown University
Law School and was in pi-
vate practice before joining the
firm Of Shoemaker g. Mattare
from which he retired In 1854
He was a member Of the
Washington Bar Association
and was q charter member Of
the American Legion Quentin
Roosevelt Post No. IL. A COM
municant Of Our Lady Of
Lourdes Catholic Church, Be-
thesda, he was a member OF It's
Holy Name Society, and the
Knights of Columbus Rock
Crek Council No. 2797.
Mr.. Woodward's wife, Frances
j., died in 1860.
He leaves three children,
Ross j., IT., stationed with the
Army In Germany; Mrs. James
Powell, Of 1904 Beech Tree road
Bethesda. and Mrs. Benny F,
Pistole. of 1901 Grenoble drive,
Rockville; a sister. Mrs. Mar
guerite w. Poole, Of 1851 Park
road NV, and nine grand
children.
Services will be at 10 am.
Monday at Our Lady Of Lourdes
Church, $500 Pearl street. Be-
thesda. with burial In Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Mrs. Tracy,
Widow of
General, 81

Mrs. Jeanne Wood Tracy, 81
lifetime Washington resident
and member Of the Army anc
Navy Club and the Chevy
Chase Club. died yesterday
after a long illness.
She was born in Washing.
ton in 1876. the daughter o.
William Maxwell Wood anC
Jeanne West Wood. Her hus.
band. Brig, Gen. Joseph P
Tracy, UsA (retJ. died more
than is years ago. Until fiv,
years ago she had been EN-,
ployed by the American Secu'
rity and Trust Co.
Most recently her home haC
been at the Dresden Apart
.ments, 2l26 Connecticut avenue
NV. She was a member Of st
Paul's Episcopal Church.
She leaves a son. Col. Max,
well Tracy, USA (ret) Of Lex
ington, Va; a sister, Mrs
Thomas w. Darrah Of New
YoUk; a niece, Mrs. Warren d
Brewster. Of Glen Cove, Lonl
Island, N. Y. and two grand
daughters.
In lieu Of flowers, the family
requests that contributions bC
made to the Washington HOME
for Incurables.
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Albert HossoII Dies:
Ex-County Legislator

Albert Hassall, former mem
Der Of the Maryland House Of
Delegates, died yesterday in
Doctors Hospital.
Mr.. Hassall. who served in
the legislature from 1880 until
1854, was chairman of the
Prince Georges County delega-
ton for both Of his terms.
Born In London, England, he
was brought up In Bowie. Nd.
and had lived at 1907 Halleck
street. District Heights. Md.
The former delegate was edu-
Gated at Bowie Elementary
School, the Marlboro Academy
and was graduated from the
National University Law
School
Mr.. Hassall had practiced
law since his acceptance TO the
bar In 1921. At the time OF his
death. he was practicing in the
Court of Upper Marlboro.
He was a member Of the
Maryland Historical Society.
the Eastern Star and an active
Shriner. t+
Mr.. HaSsall leaves three
sisters. Mrs. Winifred Parcher
and Mrs. Maud Lux both of
Nokoma. Florida, and Mrs.
Marjorie Lemon Of Cleveland.
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Lord Beveridge, "a, Author
Of Plan for Welfare State

sion schemes almost so years
ago. He was a teacher most OF
his life, but was called in by
various governments as an ex-
pert consultant. This was the
situation when he came up
with his "Beveridge Plan" dur
ing World War II. .-s
When his plan was due be-
fore parliament, he resigned
his university post and ran
successfully in 1914 as Liberal
Party candidate for the House
Of Commons so he could join
in the debate as a full member.
Defeated in the labor landslide
Of l945, he was raised to the
peerage.
For most Of his life a con-
firmed bahelor, Lord Beverage
married when he was So. His
wife, an economist and mother
Of four children by a previous
marriage, had been his secre-
tary during World War I. She
died in 1859.
Lord Beverage left no heir
to his title.
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LONDON, Mar. l6 (AP)-
Lord Beveridge, who laid the
foundations for Britain's well
fare state, died at his oxford
home tonight. He was "a.
He was the author Of the
Beverage Plan"-a massive
social survey produced during
World War II which led to the
state-run national health serv-
ice and broadened pension and
other welfare benefits.
A tall, angular intellectual
who spent his life trying to
improve the lot Of his fellow
citizens, he saw many Of his
plans turned into action, but
was not always satisfied with
the way they worked out.
He never abandoned his ideas
fora welfare society"-he dis
liked the term welfare state
and for a time in his late COS
moved out Of his own l5-room
mansion into a house in a
middle-income development he
planned. He wanted to be on
the spot to see how the project
worked out.
Lord Atlee. former Labor
Party Prime Minister who led
Beveridge's ideas through Par
lament and into law, COM
mented tonight: His achieve
ments were great"
Joe Grimond, leader Of the
Liberal Party, Lord Beveridge's
own. said he left his monu-
ment on the social legislation
Of this country"
Born William Henry Bev-
eridge, the son Of an Indian
civil servant. he attended OK
ford on a scholarship and soon
afterward went to work in Lon
dou's East End slums as deputy
director of a social club.
Lord Beverage helped set I'D
Britain's first government pen
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Dratha

FORD. RICHARD B. on THURSDAY
March .14, 1859, RICHARD B
voted husband Of Mabel Ford and
father OF Katie Garrett. Rosie VIII
kerson, Hilda Waters, Artena Cor
don, James, Lawrence, John, Will
liam, Elmer and Ernest Ford. Also
surviving are three sisters. Alice
Pumpfrey, Harriet Smith and Mar
garet Hampton; five brothers. Henry,
Joseph. James, Thomas and john
Ford; forty-five grandchildren, one
great-grandson, other relatives and
friends. After 3 pm. Sunday,
March II. friends may call at the
Rollins Funeral Home, 1880 Hunt
place ne. Services on Monday.
March ls, at pm. at st. Mary'I
Methodist Church, Croome, Nd, the
Rev. Norman W, Goosby officiating.
Interment church cemetery. IL
FITCHETT, DIR. Z. HORACE. on satur-
day, March 10, 1853. DIR. 4. HOR-
ACE FITcHETT Of 1872 Columbia
I'd. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements By Jarvis.
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S. G. Kurudimos,
Headed Northeast
Cleaning Firm

Spires @. Karadimos, founder
Of a District dry-cleaning firm
died Friday at Georgetown Hos
pital after a brief illness, He
was 70.
Born in Dimitsana, Greece,
Mr.. Karadimos came to the
United States and the District
in 1910 and started the North
east Cleaners with his brother
Charles. He retired about IL
years ago and his brother and
two sons, George and Emanuel,
are operating the business.
He was q member of the Par
Arcadian Hellenic Society, st
Sophia Cathedral. and a charter
member Of SITS. Constantine and
Helen Greek Orthodox Church
He leaves his wife, Irene, Of
the home address at $500 First
street NE; four sons, Peter
1912 Mort drive. Rockville;
George, 5725 Fourth street
NV; Emanuel, Of the home
address; and Angelo. Lttleton,
Colo; a daughter. Mrs. Kath-
crime Koustenis. 1925 Hunters
lane, Rockville; a brother,
Charles Of the home address;
another brother. Nicholas. and
q sister Mrs. Panagiota Regas
both Of Dimitsana, Greece.
Services will be at 1880 pm
tomorrow at SITS. Constantine
and Helen Church. Burial will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
The family requests expires
sions of sympathy be in thu
form Of contributions to thu
SITS. Constantine and Heller
Church Building Fund.
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Raymond P. Cronin,
APP War Writer

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Mar. IL
(AP) Raymond P. Cronin, SO
retired Associated Press news
man who was informed by the
Japanese during World War II
died today at Mercy Hospital
Mr.. Cronin was a native Of
Pittsburgh. He and his wife
we're interned in Manila ir
1912 and released in a prisoner
exchange in 1943. He worked
briefly in the APPS New Yorl
office, then was assigned to thu
San Francisco bureau in 1914
where he retired in 1859.
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Ohio; and one brother. Regi.
maid, also of Nokoma.
Services will be at 1880 am
Wednesday in ST. Thomas Epis-
copal Church Of Groom. Md
Burial will be in the church
cemetery.
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DrathH
GATES,

GATES, IRVING @. The Prince
AN Firemen's. Association viii
An b. 6clS dI 'fTy5e: g. for p.m IRy sSH,
WE4H day, March II. 1893. at
N5N 0asch,s Funeral Home
Y 1889 Baltimore ave, NY
FTSR siH5tEISi S RICHARDSON, Pres.
FLOYD HEIMER. Secretary.
GATHER, MARY ALICE (nee BInEeFJ.
on Friday. March is, 1898. at
Prince Georges Hospital. MARY
ALICE GATHER, beloved wife Of
8. Guy Gather, mother Of Mrs.
Charlotte Hogan, Mrs. Katherine
OF Mrs. Ida Flicker, Mrs. Jane Cur:
It's. Mrs. Katherine Gardner and
Mr.. Fred Binger. She also Is sur
vived By nine grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
II n noon I sStuTd sss' March is. ses sv
ices will be held on Monday, March
IS, at the Forest Memorial Meth
odist Church, Forestvilie. Nd. at /
pm. In lieu Of flowers contribu-
ss Sns MAY Entsfmsns cedar I'm { S:%
GIBBON, CLYDE L. On Friday, March
is, 1868, CLYDE L. OIBBON Of
st. Cloud, Fla. beloved husband Of
Telsie P. dibbon. father Of Mrs.
Nancy Lee Taylor Of Baltimore, Nd,
ley. Mrs. Eli1abeth Hunter, Mrs,
Gertrude Young. Edward :. and
call at the Gilbert G. Vincent Fu-
neral Home, 2525 Bladensburg I'd;
on Monday, March Is, at 2 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
GILES, q. BARRE. on Friday. March
is. 1868. o. BARRE GILES Of .43l
6sns e Esther 3. 4 Giles s snd Snel; y
the 8. II, Hines CO. Funeral Home,
1901 14th 81. NV. parking facili-
tiesl, on Monday, March Is. at 3
pm. Intsrment Cedar Hin Gene
GLEASON, JAMES J. On Friday. March
is, 1858, JAMES J., GLEASON, be-
o'Keefts Gleason. brother Of Jers.
miah Gleason Of Warrington. d. c..
and Michael Gleason Of Portsmouth,
Ohio. Funeral from his late resi-.
dence, 14l9 Montague St, nv. on
Requiem mass at Nativity church
At 10 am. Interment Mount oliyet
HALL, WILLIAM CARL. on wednes-
day, March 13, 1868, at Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital, WILLIAM CARL
HALL OF b464 Fifth 81. NV. the
beloved husband Of Mrs. Susan J.
Hall, father Of Mrs. y. Louise Smith
and Mr., william Vance Hall OF
Washington, d. G., and Mr.. Norman
Lee Hall Of Kensington, Nd; brother
Of Mrs. Temple Wright. Mrs. Ruth
Jolly, Mrs. Anna Bowman and Prank,
Virgil and Fred Hall. Eight grand
children also survive. Friends may
call At the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
81. and Mass. ave. ne, where sery-
ices will be held on Monday. March
Is, at 1i:4b am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. ~
HAssALL. ALBERT. On Saturday,
March 10, 1903, at Doctors Hos.
pitaL Mr.. ALBERT HAssALL Of
1907 Halleck st., District Heights,
Nd. beloved husband Of Mrs. Alleen
o. Hassall and brother Of Mrs.
Winifred Parcher, Mrs. Marjorie
Lemon. Mrs. MAude Lux and Mr..
Reginald Hassall. Friends are in-
vited 10 call at HysonG's Funeral
Home, 1900 N 81, NV, after 3 pm.
sunday. Funeral services win be
held at 81. Thomas Episcopal
Church, Groom, Nd. on wednesday,
March 20, At 1880 Am. Interment
81. Thomas Episcopal Church Gene
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Dratha

wHITEMORE, MABEL c. Cnss svahl.
on Friday, March rs, 1868, at Provi.
denee Hospital MABEL C. WHITE
MORE, beloved wife OF James q.
Whltemore and mother Of Mrs. Bar
bara Darr; stepmother OF Mrs. MaIy
Ellen %, Grinder n, Funeral from tfs
q, NV, on Monday, March is. at
$50 am. REQUIEM mass at ST.
Spring, No AZ 10 am. intefmeht
macy csl pll trom csmsisr'' esrisnSi
Saturday, March "a, and ] P Pm
To- pm, sunday. March ~,
ROSARY at pm. Sunday. II
wooLGAR, FREDERICK EDWARD. On
ERiiS cS' Eb SSJHs ~ wo tssS FRED p
Bristol. No beloved husband 81
and father Of Walter Edward Wool.
gar. he also Is survived by a sister.
Island s LSdis f s,stIv. o., o. Staten
NAV call at the Richie Bros. Fu-
neral Home, Upper Marlboro. Nd,
from 70 pm. Funeral services
~ james Episcopal Church.
Iraeys Landing, Md, on Monday
s church cemetery en- e. pm int'rTTsns
WRIGHT, GEORGE C., ST.. on Fri
day, March 10, 1888. GEORGE c.
WRIGHT, 81. Of GRAFTON, Nd, the
father OF George g WriRht jr.
SOP Of Kettle Wright and brother n
Edith Winkler Mildred De Losfef
and Nahum Wright, Funeral serV-
ices at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
H fDSs%assinrl og t.,,i ngos HOPE ~ Sc
March is, at . pm Intermerit
CEDAR Hill Cemetery. Visiting nourS
until . pm, II
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Flood Kills II in Peru

LIMA, Peru. Mar. Is (AP)
Twelve persons were reported
dead today as a result of floods
and landslides caused by tor
rental rains In southern Peru
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FRANKLIN, FLORENCE MARIE. @

Thursday, March IA. 1868, at Mont
gomery General Hospital, FLORENCE
MARIE FRANKLIN Of s4l Norwood
I'd. Silver Spring, Nd, beloved wife
Of Richard 8. Franklin. mother Of
Mrs. Harriet ?; Rush, Richard G..
Franklin, sister Of Mrs. Harriet B.
Rock. There are nine grandchll-
dren. Mrs. Franklin rests at the
Warner 3. Humphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
Nd. where service will be held on
M sss1e.D. i MsFsh Is e. I'm
gressional Cemetery. n
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GATES, IRVING GUY, sr. on rnur,.

O1s5s M Sy e. oH 1873 81 iRv n TS SGs
GATES ,I 81, Of i2Oi sisl ave.
band Of Evelyn I. Gates and fathel
wan M iitsb.tb 1e'i WsSdnAse Helen norA
thy German, Evelyn M. Willard
James o.. Andrew q. and IRVING
@. Gates, IT,; brother OF LydiI
Hamilton, Ralph and Jennings Gates
He also is survived BY sixteen
eh atinaaenhoren sna iiVe great-grand.
0asch's Funeral Home. 473e Bal.
timcre ave-, Hyattsville. Nd, afteI
10 am. Saturday, March 10, where
services will be held on Monday
March is, at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hi Cemetery. IL
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Y. PALMER, who departed this life
ilty-seyen years ago today. March
HER SON, LAWRENCE.
PAYNE, WILLIAM n, u. In LOVING
memory OF our dear husband, son
Jr., who passed on into the Fuller
Life two years ago, March is. 1891.
There is no death. what seems so
Is transition,
This life Of mortal breath IL but
q suburb OF the life. ElysiAn.
The stars 60 down TO rise upon 9
And there with Heavens Story
Our loved ones live forever more.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. GLADYS.
You were an inspiration, -
You Frightened up each day. al
God only loaned you 10 Us
To help along the way.
March brings US sad memories.
The grief We cannot erase; lie
But certainly. dear William, -l
No one can ever take your place.
YOUR DEVOTED MOTHER, FATHER.
SISTER AND BROTHER.
PORTER, VIOLA Y. In loving memory
oi our mother. VIOLA y. PORTER.
who departed March II. 1858.
We miss you now. our hearts are
As time eoes By we miss you more.
Your loving smile, your gentle face.
NO one ss s9n ' 2Np V SfjFNr Ppaes'
STANLEY. JANIS 3. In loving mem
CRY of my dear husband. JAMES
years aSo TODAY. March II. 1851,
One OF the dearest. one Of the best
God grant you. dear James. eternal
SADLY MissED BY WIPE. RUBY
"a Anniversary mass at Our Lady or
Victory Church. Philadelphia, pa,
WEISSMuELLER, CATHERINE AND
our mother CATHERINE Inv wVfEIss.
MUELLER. who passed away nine
teen years ago. March q, 1914, and
our father, MICHAEL WEISS
MUELLER, who passed away thirty
tn aye years aEo today, March ~.
Thy purpose. Lord, We eAnnot see.
But all Is well that's done 81 Thee
THEIR FAMILY
WHICH. EDITH ELIzABETH. IN low
FirzRRSfRRffH &E2eehE. 'i Hs6' i ERrT 4.
three years aSo today. March II.
The rolling stream Of NE rolls on.
sraiiss w" 'NNs WV
OF one who once sat there.
HER pEyoTED SISTERS AND
WELLS. JANIS. In LOVING memory Of
father, JAMES WELLS. who de-
parted this life two years aso.
March 10. 1891.
Deep IN our hearts your memory "a
You were .. loved too much to ever
LOVING WIFE, ANNIE ,, WELLS,
SON, JANIS W.; dRANDcHIL-
DREN, ROSE ANNE AND BAR
BARA JEAN WELLS
WILLIAMS, MARY Al DORSEY. sADm
IN loving memory OF our mother,
MARY A, WILLIAMS, who passed
away March 22, 1919. and sister,
away February 81. 1881.
Many months have passed since our
parting In their passing, they
have left behind only beautiful
memories Of you--One who was
ever thoushtful, kind and un-
cABRiE nSRUkREtL LOVING PAM.
lily AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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March is. AY YsSs. RoHbIEH 0 & srrS e
NETT Of sunderland. Nd. beloved
mother Of Mrs. Mildred Burkman
and Marvin r. stinnett and sister
Of Mrs. Edward Suit. Eight Grand
children also survive. Friends may
call IT the Hutchins Funeral Home.
Owings. Nd. Funeral services will
at 2 pm, In All Saints Episcopal
Church. Sunderland. Nd. lnterment
church eAmAlnrN IL
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OLIPHANT. WILL J. On Friday, March
pital, WILL J. oLIPHANT Of 1871
North Carolina ave ne. devoted
father Of Beatrice Byrd OF Aiken,
8. c.; Maggie Landrum and william
A. Oliphant. Also surviving are two
srSndchilSren other relatiyes snd
many friends. Remains resting at
the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. 30l5 18th st. ne. Notice
OF funeral later.
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sN Mar.h hahOL dsI LEE on saturd1 AZ
SNYDER OF 1904 Hamilton st.. n.y.
attsville, Nd, beloved husband OF
Kathryn Snyder and beloved father
Of Betty Vollmer, Richard and Har-
old Lee Snyder, Jr. He also is sur
vived by nine grandchildren. Friends
may call at Gasch's Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville,
Nd, after / pm. Monday, March
2 pm. Tuesday. March 10. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
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PARKER. VIRGINIA. On THURSDAY

March IA, 1858. ViRofN1A PARK &
Mrs. Dolly Weeks. Monroe. J. d
and Lindsey Parker. She also 4
survived By ~ grandchildren. II
ereat-grandchildren other relatives
and q host Of friends. After 5 pm
Wien 70 es T a NJ. iI JsIvis cS.p 1n
1882 You st. NV. where funera
services will be held Tuesday. March
10, at l pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Is
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FRANKFORT, BELLE ROSE (nes
is8s. BELLE ROSE fRANKFoRi
(nee KAplanl Of 1928 McGraw
ave, Bronx. n; X. beloved wife o.
Herman Frankfort, devoted mother
Fred Kaplan OF Hyattsville. Nd
Also survived BY her mother. Mrs.
Anne Van Tosh: one brother and
one sister, David Van Tosh and
Mrs. Esther Rundell. ali Of Queens,
Long Island, N. Y. and four grand
day March IL Al 10 am Al KIM
David Memorial Garden. In mourn
ing at 1922 Nashville I'd. Lanham
Nd. Arrangements by G, d. Gold
berg q Son Funeral Home. 42l7
9th ct. NV. IL
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DratHa

FOWLER, RANDY LEE. On Friday
FOWLER Of sos e2nd st., Seat
Pleasant. Nd, beloved son Of John
3. and Ruth D. Fowler, brother OF
Richard Allen, Michael Anthony and
John Edward Fowler. Jr. Services
at Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd, on
Monday, March is, at 1890 am.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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is, 1853. EMMA n, TAFT Of Io54s
lWheatley ST., Kensington. Nd, be-
loved wife of Thomas c. TAFT,
mother q Kathleen, Colleen and
Mrs. James MeconnauGhey, William
T, ?. G. and, Jack A; Meoee.
Sunday, March IA, and from 9 am.
70 z pm. Monday, March Is. at the
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. Services Tuesday. March 10. at
an, from the Fort Myer Chapel,
Fort MyeI. Va, Interment Arlington
National CeuetRrv
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THoMAs. CHARLEs .. on rridar

March IS. 1893. :. Mount IN Alto rfi Hoy.
pltal. CHARLES B. THOMAS of
Nd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Il
Thomas, sr.; brother Of Mrs. Merritt
B. Holmes. Mrs. ARIEL U. Godfrey
and John I. Thomas. Il. Mr., Thomas
rests at the Warner Z. Humphrey
Funeral Home. 1894 oeorgia ave.
be held on Monday, March IS al
2 pm. parking faeilitiesl. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. FRIENDS
NAV visit at the funeral home after
4 pm. Saturday, IA
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day, March il. ie6s. At PToyldsns,
the beloved wife OF the late John
a. Purdy, mother OF Dora Mae
Eastburn, Ethel N, Eastburn, Shirley
6hn Ri PapS1 T. Fa Enssi f tSs
Simmons Bros, Funeral Home. 1881
Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking fAeili-
tiesl, on Monday, March IS, al
OILS am; thence TO Mount Calvary
Catholic Church. Forestville. Nd.
where mass will Be Offered at 70
Interment church cemetery. Visit
ing hours until o pm. II
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SNOW. ALBERT NJ. On wednesday

March -. 1868. ALBERT II.
SNOW. the beloved husband OF
Minnie NJ. Snow, son Of Mrs. Frances
Louise Snow, stepfather OF James Z.
Moseley' brother brother Of Marsaret Brown
Snow. Funeral from the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1891 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. parking facilities), on
Monday. March is. at 1918 pm.
0rAveside services and interment at
pm. In Arlington National Gene
terry. Visiting hours until 0 pm.
II