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Lester Reese, n,
Federal EmpIoye
For 42Yeurs

Lester H. Reese, II, a former
Veterans Administration en-
ploye. died of a heart attack
Tuesday In Washington Hospi-
tai Center.
A native Of Marshall, N. C.
Mr.. Reese lived ct 6l03 Third
street NV. He had been a
resident Of the area for So
years.
Mr.. Reese retired in 1852
after AZ years of Government
service. At the time of his
retirement. he was correspon-
dence instructor and reviewer
in the payees accounts service
Of the Veterans Administra-
ton.
Mr.. Reese began his Govern
ment career at the age of IL as
a water boy for the Office OF
Public Buildings and Grounds,
now the National Park Service.
He served in the Army in
World I. Mr.. Reese was active
in the Brightwood Park lAetho-
dist Church.
He leaves his wife, Lucille Of
the home address; two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Adele Hutchins of le
Hickory avenue. Takoma Park,
and Mrs. Grace Fritz Of 1925
Rogart road. Silver Spring:
and a sister. Mrs. Mildred
Lawrence Of 1882 North Glebe
road, Arlington. and six grand
children.
Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow In Brightwood
Park Church, Eighth and JEFF
ferson streets NV. Burial will
be In Arlington Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be In
the form OF contributions 70
the Brightwood Park Methodist
Church.
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Mrs. James H. Storkey, 80,
Of Prominent Area FumiIv

Bessie Brookes Starkey, 80, a
descendant Of several we'll
known area families and the
widow of James H. Starkey, a
civil engineer. died Tuesday in
Suburban Hospital after a long
illness.
A native of Prince Georges
County, she was the daughter
of Thomas B. Brookes and
Mary w. Nourse Brookes. Two
of the old Nourse family homes
remain as landmarks in Wash
ington: Dumbarton House on
Q street is now the national
headquarters of the Society of
Colonial Danes. and the High
lands on Wisconsin avenue,
where President and Mrs, Mad
ison were frequent guests, has
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Mrs. Sovorese, 70, O,
Doctors Mother

Mrs. Melchoir savarese,
mother Of a Washington ply
sician. died on her 10th birth
day Monday at her home in
Orange Conn.
She was the mother OF DR..
Melchoir r. r. 6avarese. jr., OF
1928 Twenty-ninth street NV.
and four other children. Pas
quale Savarese. Mrs. Bernard
Moule. Mrs. Louis Crescent
and Mrs. Vincent Varsh. all Of
orange. She also leaves a
brother and six sisters.
Services we're held In Orange
on Wednesday. Burial was In
Derby. Conn.
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Bondleoder Eddie Edwards,
Helped Write Tiger Ruq'

NEW YORK, April II (AP)
Edwin B. (Eddie) Edwards,
II, who organized the original
Dixieland jazz band and
helped write Tiger Rag" the
Jazz classic, died yesterday at
his Manhattan home. q
Mr.. Edwards devoted prac-
tically his entire life to Jazz,
selling his bicycle as a boy in
New Orleans and using the
money to buy his first from
bone for IS.
He later played with theater
orchestras and jazz bands of
the French quarter before 60
ing to Chicago with a band in
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ters, Mrs. Lewis Kanaar and
Mrs. Walter Weadock. both of
Columbus; Mrs. Charles Brein-
niger Of Cleveland; Mrs. Will
liam Mcmillan of Scottsdale,
Ariz., and Mrs. William Lukens
of Hillsboro, Ohio, and three
grandchildren.
Requiem mass was sung
Tuesday at st. Johns Catholic
Church in Mclean. Burial was
in Columbia Gardens Gene
terry.
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In Mrmurtant

1At &AtbItAiA tdIIt
EDWARDS, BEATRICE. In lovinv
man Of the Public Appearance Ana-
No. 422, /. b. P. B. &. Of vi. Pub
lie APPEARANCE Daughters, BEA-
eleven years ago. April nj, 1852. :
OIBB, CHARLES CLARK. In loving
CHARLES CLARK oiBB. who SSn passed
aasSssy one year aEo today, April II,
WIFE. ETHEL. :
LACKEY. KATHERINE. In loving
meemory q ny dear aunt. KATH-
ii5e ak years ago today, April II.
Just when life was sweetest,
.- ana we could have lived our best,
The gates Of Heaven opened,
And you entered the land OF rest,
O.s JoyNFs NIECE KATHERINE
REDDIx, EMMA Q. A tribute OF love
VINO departed this life April II. 1850.
DAUGHTER, CLARA Z. JACKSON
TAYLOR, WILLIAM A. In loyinE mem
w9H ~ our BELOVED pastor REV,
WILLIAM A. TAYLOR, who passed
hEaH ,twenyssix years ago TO-DAY,
Just a line Of sweet remembrance.
just a memory fond and true:
Just token OF love and devotion
That our hearts stIll hold for YOU.
TIE MEMBERS OF THE WILLikn
n TAYLOR FLORAL CLUE,
cuThsinpnA cuDThsinpnA AVENUE BAPTIST
THOMAS, GEORGE n. In loving re-
mem bTance Of my dear husband,
ohORoE n. THOMAS. who ds.
parted thls life eleven years ago
today April II. 1859.
I think Of you In silence.
no one can see me weep,
But many silent tears are ahed
While others are asleep.
A hAppy home we once enjoyed,
HOW sweet the memory still
But death has left a loneliness
Ihr world can never fiji
hl1 Dnn,yVIED WIFE NARY AoNEs
WILLIAMS. C0RINNE a. Mc0RUDFR.
MABEL. In sad but lovlng memory
Qi our departed club memberS. MRS.
CQhIhNE =. WILLIAMS, who was
saned 70 the Great Beyond April
oHUDER, on April 81. 1859.
We. the members OF the Duchess
birthday Club, realize We have 10
much 70 remember.. yet 80 hard 10
lorset Even hough you both have
nucggaa, We Az think % you yet.
i sEESH LrFsfYa LrFh2pts, sssr,isfy. iRns,ld'n''
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Dratha

TATE, ROBERT. On SATURDAY, April
p se ROBERT TATE, beloved
hqDsnd !, q samhs ns an9 1ts Ra5ei, mss Tss ss
Fuller md ssrdist Tate, He also IS
EVELYN Bolts; other relatives and
friends. The late Nj. Tate may may be
Friday 10 $50 am. Saturday, April
l3 Thereafter VIII lie in state a.
Greater Mount Zion Baptist Chureh'
sth st and Maryland n.is aye, ne re-
ofJiciatins. interment LINCOLN Me-
mortal Cemetery, e1l,l2
TELFAIR, BESSIE ELOISE. on Mon
day, April g. 1858 BESSIE ELOlSk
TELFAIR Of 1915 Eye ST.. ne
beloved mother Of Mrs; Dorothy L
Earl Teliair. She also IS survived
by five sisters, three brothers, nine
a host Of friends; After 5 pm.
ERqTsd'y n2sd q call APr the Jar9s iTisnSS cbnp
1892 You St. NV, where funeral
services will be held on Friday
April IL, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. IL
TURNBULL. ELIZABETH d. On
Wednesday, April 10. 1903. at the .
Washington Sapitarium and Hos-1
pi piit1I; a; EhIzABETH I.Et.dI II. D TTRNBvhL
Turnbuli and mother Of Alexander
Thomas D.. and James TuTnbull andl
Mrs. Elizabeth D Pemeroy. There
SrSndcSildTsn m TI and Is Or Efest.Srand'( stsTS a.
children. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Car-l
roll st. NV. tparking oppositel, !
where services will be held on Fri- /
Georse sS epFv was6nstOn 81 Gem csmetsrSi ttsntsrmenf
VAUGHAN, SAMUEL W. on wednes-.
DAY. DAY, April NO., 10. 1888 a. HSdley Ne
YSUoHAN tId Sdp.s! of @ss7 cResteT seMgEs St. sws
beloved husband Of Terlena vaughanI
father Of Louis l. Vaughan .o3
VIMab VWSshbinSton' D. G.; Morris WI
HshaS Heien Queen 81 Temple oEan Hs' ma M NJ ME-
Mrs. jamie " .Ahlin OF Arlington,l
Va; Mrs. Mabel s. Barta OF Wash-I
ington. d. C., and Mrs. Matte Loy
EDWARDS Of Washington, d, c., and
ir. He also is survived BY nine
grandchildren, and six ereat-grand1
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
MASS, ave ne, where services viii
be held on SATURDAY. April ~. al
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 10
WARD, ELLA. On Saturday, ApriI
., 1888, ELLA WARD formerlK
Of 2ll Hillside place Sc. SurviV1
ing are one son, Fred stafford: sid
sprbandchildren, pbn,1 a nephsg; vardrey
relatives and friends. From 4 u
@ call az tSs HOFFMAN aRT no. f5nsSa 5isnGt
services on Thursday. April III, AZ
pm at the Peace Lutheran
Church, 4ath and Ames SITS. ne. thd
Rev. II. Chwant officiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WEBB. CAROLINE O. On "wednesday
WEBB Of Of $500 5Sos eolumSfs GAFo[dfE piSs. soP;
late John B webb. 8seq moth.r n1.s Of u MTs tns
Emma NJ. Douglas. Mrs. Ruth N.
Garcia, Mrs Margaret Z. Garner-
Mrs, Odie Ryan. Mrs. Grace Bealesl
Sherley' B.. James B. and Julian 81
Webb, sister Of Mrs. Matte RYAN,
MIS-. Rosa Mavars, Mrs. -esSie
kistler. Mrs Nellie slicer and Mrsl
Mabel Painter She also is sur
viyed BY 4 grandchildren, 10 great
grandchildren and one great-great-
grandchild. Friends may call al the,
4. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2g0ii
l4th ST. NV. tparking facilities,
services a. the Episcopal Church,
roint Of ROCKS, Nd. on Friday. April
Cemetery, Point OF Rocks, Nd.
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OWENS, RUTH. Memhers of sllve

IVTH. MemDtFN OF SlIVef
Queen Household OF Ruth,
No. 14O. G. U. o. OF o. F..
are hereby notified OF the
death OF Sister RUTH
OWENS and are requested
10 attend household Serv-
ices on Thursday, April IL,
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With Regard TO q
Gard of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thonks
in The StoT meets q need
which can hardly be solved in
any other way. Not only is
II q sroeioUs expression Of
erotitvds TO those who hove
sent Florol tributes but olso
eovrsovsIy acknowledges the
services and kindnessss Of
the many TO whom O pSSonol
note OF thonks eonnot we'll be
moilsd or whose nomes and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of a cord Of thonkS
may be arranged by telephone
10 The Ster, u. $4,000.
The Evening and SVndoy Star
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

j. William Lees Sons Co.
49, FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
fth g. gnd Mass, ave u. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
Jfeg oEgRaiA AYE NV "A, s.74il
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CEMETERY LOTS

r2gIE rs2fgIEsosSIBBfr At 5ytrR tE1RE EctESf2ps ttEESSf2bs
4 siTgs AZ the beautifully land
coin Call uN, f.Oe03,
TOR sALL--.site No, 9. lot $50, block
g. Fort Lincoln Cemetery, price.
go9 FRANCIS W. HILL Trustee
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OWENS, RUTH, The officers and
members of Electa Chap
WI ter, No. 4, o. T.. s.. P. H.
NsH A, are hereby notified OF
ZA&A. the death OF Sister RUTH
OWENS Funeral services
Will be held on Friday,
April II, 1868, at the Ran
dali Memorial Methodist Church,
1882 10th 81, ne, at 10 am.
TRACIE ] LITTLE, ", NJ
PRENTICE LITTLE, W. p.
MARGARET B. YOUNG, Secy.
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day, April Z, 1869, al City Hos
pltal, New York, ELMoRE POOLE
Of 5l0S Lakeland rd., College Park
Md He leaves Two sisters, Mrs. Eva
Pruitt and Mrs. Clemy Johns; one
brother, Willie Poole. one grand
mother. Mrs. Jessie Bell; four nieces
devoted friend Mrs. Gertrude
Brooks, and many other relatives
and friends. After pm. Friday
April IL, friends may call at his
above late residence. Funeral sery-
ices on Saturday, April 10. at .
pm, at the Embry Methodist Church
Lakeland, Md, the Rev. Robert II
Badly. officiating. Interment Queens
Chapel Cemetery, Muirkirk, Nd. 10
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Washington < Sons Funeral Home,
4925 Deane ave, ne. Funeral on
h61iday 6t Rahds ARs Menorai at iG Met MeihoSs1 fFNm
Church, 1902 48th st. ne. Wear
black attire and white gloves.
GERTRUDE +. LEE, M N. @.
ALICE HOOKER. w r
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lratha

MCCARTHY; CLARA B. On wedpss-
day, April 10, 1868, CLARA B. Nc
CARTHY OF Mount Olivet Ceme--
terry, beloved wife OF Harry L.
Mccarthy and mother OF the late
Harry l., Mccarthy, jr,; sister OF
Daniel and Compton Davis. Funeral
services at her above late residence
on Saturday, April l3, at pm.
lnterment Mount Olyet Cemetery,
MOORE, WILLIE: on Tuesday. April
=, 1868. at the District Genera.
Hospital, WILLIE MOORE OF 131
Gresham place NV. He leaves TO
mourn a devoted sister, Mrs Alberta
Barnes; two brothers and most
OF friends. Services will be held
at the Universal Funeral Home,
SlB II st, ne. on Saturday. April
l3, at | pm. lnterment will be
IN Lincoln Memorial Cemtery, II
MUEEAY, ,sIA I PAY PAUL nFtu On T!H Tuesday, $ y
beloved son Of william NJ and
Sally Stock Murray, brother OF
Michael and Peter Murray. Mrs.
John Peck and Mrs, RAYMOND Rup-
pert ". Relatives ana friends
may call at 1856 Warren st. n.wn
on Thursday and Friday. Services
az st. AIMS Church, 4iO0 Wlscon-
SIN ave, NV" on SATURDAY., April
~, al 10 am. Interment 81.
mary Cemetery, In lieu OF towers
the family suggests donations 10
the American Cancer Society, -
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DIGGLE, GEORGE A. on Wednesday
Anrll 10. lNRA GENRlE 4

April TO-. 1868, GEORGE A.
loved father Of Mrs. Daniel A.
Hennessey, Sister Anne Marie Diegle
81 Unitarian Monastery, Bethesda.
Nd; Mrs. Joseph Johnson and
George A, Diggle ir.. and nephew Of
Mrs, Mary F. Ray. Twelve grand
dren also survive. Friends may call
AZ the HutchinS Funeral Home
Owinps, Md. Mass will be held on
Monday. April is, at q am, at st.
Anthony,s Catholic Church North
Beach, Md. Interment Cedar Hiii
Cemetery. Viewing after O pm. Fri
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QUINN. IDA II. on Wednesday. Apr

10, 1868, IDA II. QUINN, beloved
mother Of John F. Quinn, IT,. and
Margaret O. Wooteh. Relatives and
friends may call al the Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 l4th st. NV,
from TO u pm. and : to . pm.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Re-
quiem mass at Carroll Manor Chapel,
1922 La Sale rd., Hyattsville, Nd
on Monday, April rs, at 10 am,
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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naRD n1I TO- RIBs I5ss osOr,yssSD SS wsS1''Say a
ysrsity Hospital, RITA T, sfMARD
OF Robert w. slmard, Prayers viii
be offered at the Church OF the
Annunciation, $50 MASSACHUSETTS
ave. NV on Friday, April l2. at
an. Intsrment Gate Of Heaven
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SMALL, CHARLES uRIAH.


WsdnssdIy' HpTll 10, i6Ss. I WALrfgR "
MITFb os.d buSb.nd q Sd MI H;i;n '9s gm's Ss.
OF Martha Howard Mary Hancock
Allie Mae Rose, EJis Little and
John Smith. He also Is survived
By other relatives and many friends,
After. I pm. Friday, April t2,
spansier Funeral Home. ssi AK
st. ne. whore services viii be
held on Saturday, April 10. at 1
pm, lnterment Lincoln Memorial
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HUUHEs, hLILABEIH A on Tues
H6bHEs q y gsos fBhi1dnsHiai BTadies bivd', /,
Chevy, Chase. Nd. formerly 81
BroOklins' Mas. beloved wife d
Henry J. Conner. Friends are in-
yiteo 70 call at the Bethesds chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A.
PumphIey. Bethesda, Nd. until Id
RIa Rma ,n,sgrasns L,egrsaay' ApEil II, SERVICES
tosary will be recited at the above
funeral home on Thursday, April
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April b 1858, ENocH I. sfEEfi
Church, Va, husband Of Anna RI.
stcefe and brother Of Mrs, Olive
Mildnef Mrs. Helen Rush and Wal.
Yer stsere Friends may cali AZ
Pearson. Funeral Home. a72 North
on T6vfsdaS. kprii III. from
70 D3al pm, Services al Fori
Myer Chapel on Friday, April fa.
ht 10 am, tntefment Arlinston
National Cemetery. Memorial eons
tfihutions may be made 10 the
Cancer Society. II
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sTARKEY. BEssIE BRooKEs. or

Igsso,aSsDIt. ADssIIL ,gtvl PCS, BEssI IL 4
EysIgs,t 90, :, lSs kSsn.instcn: Ma. Be-
MY Eimisabssh NJ n va Roeksr. ~ Sfnass.i Rsssli
james NJ. IT,. and William M'
siarkeyi sister OF Mrs. Nellie b.
Twelve grandehiidren. Friends are
invited 10 cal al the Colonial Fu.
nsTsl Home q Robert a. Pumphrey,
b held on saturday, ApriI IL. AZ
l0,30 am. fnterment Rockville
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HOLLEBEEK, JOHN. on wednesday
AOspltalC JOHN HoLLEBEEK fEfhSs 1s0i1'i Of 7ii
Decatur 81, ne, husband OF Mrs
Kathryn Hollebeek father Of Mrs
Joan Joan IhomassSn. sna.ssS, Mrs; Judith Plan.
Hollebeek, son OF Mrs. Dora Bow.
man and brother OF Julius Holle-
beck and Frank Bowman. Friendi
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
ttn 81 and Mass; ave. pc, be-
Services will be held on Saturday
AApril ia at 2:30 pm. Interment
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April 8. 1868, at the District Gen
eral Hospital MAMIE r. REDDICK
Of lS4l 9TH st. NV, mother Of
Wilbur r. Jackson and devoted sis
ter Of Virginia Frisby. Also sur
relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines Co
Funeral Home, 30l5 10th st. ne
tamule parking faeilitiesl, where
friends may call after pm. Fri
day, April IL, and where funeral
April IS, at pm, the Rev. b II
Whiting officiating. Interment Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery. 10
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.0sIA,G. Officers and mem.
|, bers OF the James y,
y willis Benevolent Asso.
- ciation are hereby noti-
fled Of the death Of Sis
- ter RQsIA @, BAITY,
y Funeral on Friday, April
" ~, 1868, at l pm, al
the corinthian Baptist
r2.Hr, 2qu Ee ui,!r,-.EnI;yi
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Ebbs%sHKb $66Ias iSYf; q ssis iSiadIS 5aIAi;
% Ss..: SessS:r No 5chnsoS Believed I.sS.s aS.S'9s 4
sSass. Slss cossSn0 S0rHS RSn.lnss hss wIIa@ TRi%
A.. Carlton T.. Charles NJ. and Rob.
srt z. JOHNSON. Relatives ans
trlends may call AZ oasch's Funeral
Home, .473e Baltimore ave, Hyatts'
xiIlsii Ma; alter pm; Thgrsaay
fn,rss.n. En- saI1r.aaE; AApril B; at 20 am
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sAAH, JACK, on Tuesday. April o,
1853 a. Suburban Hospital. JACK
sAAH Of 1913 st. Matthews court
NV. uncle OF Fred. Charles, Paul.
Joseph, Issa, Nablh and John saah,
Julia MesarTeh, Mary saah and
and Niimeh Nasraiiah. Friends may
call at the 8. II, Hines Co. Funeral
pm. wednesday April 10 parking
taeilities, Services q 81 George
81. NV. on Friday, April l2 At
am. Interment olenwood Gene
terry II
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April s, 1888. al hisD hi RESIDENCE, MSn1ss,
S5i6 4 s.. Sc, CLAYTON T, HEAD,
beloved husband OF Mrs. Eiinor ri
Head, brother Of Mrs. 0Wendolyn
6Iiinaksley 66TIinakley 81 q Northport. n. X; Mrs.
Calf. and Mr. Roy Head Of HyStts-
ville Nd. Friends may call al
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST. and
MASS. sVe. ne, after l2 noon
wednesday, April 10. Services will
pc held on Friday, April 10, at
1880 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. III :
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ROGER R. On Wednesday
April 10. iNaa ROGER p nHiW,sNiEfi 1

TTnIg' IV0I"' NONEN II, DOW NFIL
q l"iS Orren st. ne, husband II
OF Mrs, Lois Starks OF Warrenton.
Va. He also is survived by aunts,
uncleS. other relatives and a host
OF friends. After pm. Friday,
April l2, friends are invited 10
call AZ the Jarvis Chapel, l433
You 81. NV. Funeral services will
be held at the Israel Baptist Church,
~ llth st. ne, the Rev, Ray
mond Robinson officiating, on
Saturday, April l3, at ! pm In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry Mr.. Downell will lie in state
az the aboye-named church from 10
am. Saturday until time OF funeral,
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., 1868. LESTER H. REESE, IN
beloved husband Of Lucille A
Reese and father Of Mrs. Adelt
Hutehins, Mrs. Grace Fritz anc
brother Of Mrs. James Lawrence
Friends. may call at the Huntemanr
Funeral Home. b732 Georaia ave
NV, to 0 pm. Thursday. Funera
from the Brightwood Park Meth.
odist Church. Sth and Jefferson
g. NV. on Friday, April IL, a
10 am. Expressions OF sympa tn,
may be made to the Memorial Fund
BriRhtwood Park Methodist Church
etery
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KENDALL. BLANCHE X. On wednes.
S1g Aprll Q; 1898. blanche X
KENDALL. beloved wife OF Charles
II Kendall, mother OF Mrs. BeatriS
Swsie,s,ssiian Mrs virginia Martln
Young, Mrs viyienne Young and
Victor KIRBY. Funeral from ths
Huntemann Funeral Home b53g
oeorgia ave. nv. on Saturday
April l5, q 1850 am. intsrmsni
LEsArLEY; MAR9ARIESIIL T. op wsanss;
LEAfLEY, BELOVED sister n'' oi Ms
Bessie Beach. Relatives and friendi
may cal az uaschs Funeral Home
HYO baltimore blvd. Hyattsyille,
iS..Tnsns sasarp1 6sdsI AOr hil "a c.a..!ry a an
I'zj Hprl cERTHYpE 81 f5ss. o9RrSMSsSSPR' MsSP''fiE ff4
q 2Q2g Que ~ nv, beloved wife
apd intetment. Brpnx New York,
DanEansky Funeral Berylce.l
MAnna3SgYEK FINER Fasg vL,,rson Friday.
AoREYe p Of isSs Eys ELnhh y. ne. / brosssi hsr
ot jlanits Lssfe. Carl William and
Charles Mahoney. He also "a suT-
h2m oi h.sna' Aftsr pm.
EsY5.fas Esl.s z Il. Jsry'. iIlsneh ehaSsI' sr'
1852 You ..st, NV, where funeral
services viii be held on Friday,
April i2l. AZ pm. tnterment
Lincoln Memorial cemstery.
MARSHALL. AL0YsIUs u. on Fri-
SIRsAHgEiliit 8 cf 1881 s.sSn sAs9SsIus " 3 y. =.
brother Of Frances l., lPanniei. /.
Thomas c, and Parker 2. Mafshail.
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. After pm.
5ah 4, msnai msa,, sTs pn.5,i lnyi'ie Man,. %
1920 9th a. nv. Orayeside aefvs
ices on Friday, hprii IL AZ 2 pm,
In Arlington National Cemetery.
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DALE, MARY x. On tuesday. AprI

2, 1908, MARY K Dale Of 35O5
Underwood St, Chevy, Chase. Md
mother Of q. Allen Dale OF Los
Angeles, Calf: sister Of Charles r,
Allen OF st, Petersburg, Fla. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Robert
A, Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md, where
April l3. at 10 am, Interment
Glenwood Cemetery. IL
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sEIDERMAN, SHIRLEY. On wrdneI

sEiDERHAN. Beloved aYpsi Wife Si'iEh,o 81 HsToIi
seiderman. Funeral services anC
inteLment New, York. N. Y. dan
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hUONEf, CATHERINE A. Suddenly
on Wednesday April 10, 1858, Al
CATHERINE A. ROONEY, beloved
sister OF Queen Rooney and Laura
@. Rooney. Friends may call at thC
g. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, Pool
l4th st. NV. until pm. Friday
April IL (parking facilities). Serv.
ices and interment Mount ster.
ling. Ky.
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loaded with extras. ; bedTms., 2
baths, Ind level. Rec. Tm. and y
bath LIST level Stone firepl. in hv.
rm. Pool room, beautiful kit. Com
pietely equipped. Formal din. I'M,
nricad IN the mid Dos and worth Il
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HI POINT HIGH AREA Modern ,
bedrm. split-l evel with equipped
kit, firepl. and family rm. CT or
FLA only t2l 800. Call WA. 1857
til pm.
HOMEOWNER REALTY
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LANGLEY

CT NO DOWN PAYMENT on this
all-brick Cape Cod with separate
dining room, modern kitchen and
screened porch, h.-w.h., full bsmt
Cow. schools, transp. Outstanding
value at SlA,2So with payments less
than rent. Call til pm. WA.
1890. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.,
INC
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. RENT

SHOP AND OFFICE, 1900 50. IT,,
new, l-stOry. Loading dock, park
ing area and city utilities. 2 blks.
to Beltway access road, Central
ave. and Richie I'd, Pr. Georges
Co, Md. Zoned. FE. 1000.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. SALE
ARLINGTON!

One-half acre of hard-to-find level
ground zoned industrial in East
Falls Church. llo-foOt front. Close to
major highways and railroad spur.
For details call JE. 1880. JOSEPH
W. SEAY COMPANY, Realtors.
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Grant Raises
Center Fund
ByS1 Million

The Rockefeller Foundation
has made q 81 million grant to
the National Cultural Center.
Announcement Of the grant
was made by Roger Stevens,
chairman Of the board of trus-
tees Of the Center for the Per-
forming Arts.
Mr.. Stevens said the center
has now raised 40 per cent Of
the $50 million goal.
The Rockefeller grant, he
said, has given the fund-rais-
ing drive increased momentum
/. The generous action taken
BY the Rockefeller Foundation
demonstrates the faith they
have In our vast undertaking
as well as the need for the pro-
lection Of the performing arts
in the Nations Capital.
J. George Harrar, Rockefeller
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Foundation president, said:
over q period Of 80 years the
foundation has encouraged
creative work in the arts IN the
United States and abroad
through grants. -"
Mr.. Harrar noted that, under
plans recently announced by
the foundation trustees, this
program would continue In the
future.
The National Cultural Center
was authorized by Congress in
1858 but the Government did
not provide funds for the
building. Funds are being
raised through contributions.
The center viii have a con-
cert hall, opera house and a
theater. The plan Is to create
ideal conditions for both the
audience and performers.
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THE EVENING STAR As
Woshisgtoa. D. c. --
ThgrsdoY, October ;, 1853

way which denies First Amend
ment rights" which many civil
rights demonstrators also rely
upon.
Difficult as 1t may be to
take this position In this case.
petitioner believes that First
Amendment rights must be Vi
gorously guarded II the propo-
nents Of equality are to
triumph" the Fund said.
Forecasts Effect
The Fund said It "is COM
PEELED to recognize" that If Mr..
Fields conviction Is upheld.
support will be given for SINH
lar proceedings in other courts
directed against proponents Of
equality. -"
IF. as We contend. the /.
Constitution prohibits the is
suance Of the Injunction, the
Injunction was a nullity {.
and the State may not impose
punishment for its violation"
the Fund said.