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The Nome nugget., 1963-05-17
AGREE TO MEET

TOKYO R = Red China and the Soviet Union finally have agreed to meet July 5 in Moscow to begin an attempt to iron out their ideo- logical differences.
 The Russians had suggested the meeting be held in mid-May. The Chinese proposed mid-June. There was no official explanation of the further delay, but Moscow ob- servers believe the Russians want to conclude the meeting of the Soviet party's Central Committee. scheduled for June-before they meet the Chinese.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-17
Tax Proposals Would Be
 Beneficial to Small Business

WASHINGTON R - President Kennedy says his tax proposals would be especially beneficial to small business.
 Speaking yesterday at the White House to the National Small Busi- ness Advisory Council, Kennedy said small business should be inn proved and expanded.
 He added he doesn't "want con- trol of the economy in the hands of government or large groups"
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-17

Doctors long have thought emo- tional upsets can lead to ulcers Now some dentists believe they also hasten tooth decay.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-17

WASHINGTON R - Mrs. Ed ward Kennedy, wife of the Massa- chusetts senator, was resting at home today after losing her expect ed baby by miscarriage.
 Joan Bennett Kennedy, 26, suf- fered the miscarriage on Tuesday but it was not confirmed until yesterday by the senator's office.
 The senator, 30, brother of Pres ident Kennedy, and his blonde wife have two other children.
, 1963-10-21

miserable that, too, could easily
bring about trouble.
What ] advise is that you con-
suit a marriage counsellor, talk
ing your problem over with him
in detail and carefully following
his guidance. For ! just don't be-
lieve this is a situation you can
handle by yourself. But with some
8 nenear at hand to talk with
when you feel the need Of that,
you might still be able to work
out your problem.
, 1963-10-21
Advice

Only time will tell, Of course
whether or not your husbands be-
havior will be all it should be
from now on, but in the mean
time it's very understandable that
you should feel as you do.
You're making q serious mis-
take, however, if you allow your
self to be constantly suspicious
and apprehensive. For your hus-
band will certainly become aware
Of your feeling and be SO resent
full of it as to think he might just
as well carry on with some wo-
man since you're going to suspect
him of it all the time anyway.
It's most important that you try
to be just as natural as you can,
under the circumstances, and
don't show your distrust by in
sisting on going-everywhere with
him. Also, since you know your
jealousy is making both Of you
, 1963-10-21
FOR RENT

Furnished Office and
Apartment in Kings Alley
Gallery, Kitchenette, Bath
Approximately 500 square feet.
Inquire Kings Alley
or phone 773-Ol03
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Copt. LudIom, o3,
Shore HoteImun

OCEAN CITY. Md, Mar. Q
tAP). Funeral services for
Capt. Charles Ludlam, 90,
Ocean City's first commercial
fisherman, win be held tomor-
row at Berlin, Md. He died
Thursday in Salisbury.
Capt. Ludlam lived at the
Hastings Miramar on the
Ocean City boardwalk. He
owned that hotel, the Santa
Maria and several others.
He came to Ocean City in
1897 from Cape May, N. j.,
to start a commercial fishing
business at a time when there
was no harbor here. Fishing
boats we're launched into the
surf.
In the early 1920s Capt.
Ludlam gave up fishing and
went into the hotel business
with his wife, the former Mrs.
Willie Conner.
He leaves three stepsons,
George B. Conner of Cleve-
land; John w. Conner, Ithaca,
N. Y, and Milton L. Conner,
Ocean City.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Mrs. Van Potter,
Former 7 eucher
In D. c. Schools

Mrs. Van A. Potter, S8. a
former District public school
teacher, died of a heart attack
Friday at her home in Beaufort,
NC.
Mrs. Potter came here in 1891
from her native Iowa and grad
uated from Eastern High
School and the d. c. Normal
School before teaching ele-
mehtary school.
The former Josephine Gra-
ham. she left Washington with
her husband, a title clerk. in
1908. Mr.. Potter died last week
in Beaufort after a long illness.
Mrs. Potter leaves a son,
Frank, Of Rockville Centre,
N. Y. a daughter, Mrs. Larry
Pinckney Of Bowie, Md. and a
brother, George Graham, 1910
Stratford road. Bethesda.
Services were to be today in
Beaufort.
Evening star., 1963-03-02

vision about 20 years ago, was
a graduate Of the State Teach
ers College in Wheeling, w. Va.
Before coming here she taught
in Ohio Valley schools for
about 10 years.
After her retirement, Miss
Burton became quite active in
affairs at Fourth Presbyterian
Church and taught in its pri-
mary department. She was a
graduate of the American Bible
College in New York City and
for many years taught Bible
classes on weekdays in her
home under the Child Fellow
ship Evangelism program.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Ethel Franklin Of Morristown.
Ohio. and Mrs. Bertha Strother
of Clarksburg, w. Va, and five
brothers. Oscar of Bridgeport,
Ohio; Marion Of 500 Sligo ave-
nue.. Silver Spring; oliver OF
29l8 Burton Hill drive. Ken
sington; Arthur Of Bellalre,
Ohio, and william Of Follans-
bee, w. Va.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. Monday at the Gasch
Funeral Home. 4738 Baltimore
avenue, Hyattsville. Burial will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-03-02

Mrs. Elva c. Boyer, 70, a res
ident OF Capital Heights, Md.
for 81 years and widow Of
Jacob 8. Boyer. ded Thursday
after a long illness.
Mrs. Boyer and her husband
established the Boyer Motor
Sales Co. Of Capital Heights In
the i920s and later opened a
branch In Upper Marlboro. Md.
Mr.. Boyer died In 1858.
She leaves q son, Lewis q.
Boyer OF 1902 Central avenue.
Capital Heights, Md. with
whom Mrs. Boyer lived. a
granddaughter. Mrs. Elva Ann
Myer OF 4706 Central avenue,
Capital Heights. Md. and one
ereat-granddaughter. Beth Ann.
Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. Fourth street
and Massachusetts, avenue NE,
where services will be held at
noon Monday. Burial viii be
10 Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Wallace T. Honning, Aide
With VA for 40 Years

Wallace T. Hanning, who
worked for the Veterans Ad-
rninistration for 40 years and
had lived in the District since
1895. died in the Washington
Sanitarium, Takoma Park, Md.
Thursday after a cerebral hem
orrhage. He was 68.
Mr.. Hanning was born in
Beaver City, Nebr.. and moved
to. Denver as an infant. He
served during World War I in
England and France with a
hospital unit, later graduating
from the University Of Colorado
Law School in 1921.
Mr.. Hanning worked as ad-
judication officer with the
Veterans Administration in
New Mexico until 1884.
He was transferred to Wash
ington in 1885 and worked in
the office of the general coun-
sci of the Veterans Administra-
ticn until his retirement in
1881.
He was a member of the
American Legion, Of Albert
Pike Consistory of the Scottish
Rite and was a past president
Of the CraftSmans Club of tbs
Veterans Administration here
Mr.. Hanning was a member Of
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
Alexandra, Va.
He leaves his wife, Frances
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Miss Leland, II,
Privute Nurse,
Native Of District

Miss Martha E. Leland, 70,
a private nurse here for many
years, died of heart failure
Tuesday at the District Gen.
eral Hospital.
Born in the District, she
attended District parochial
schools and was graduated from
the Philadelphia Nursing Hos
pital School in Philadelphia.
Miss Leland, formerly mar
ried to william Nelson, was
the daughter of the late Theo-
dore F. and Rosenna Leland.
her father founded the Iron
Clad Roofing Co. here.
She leaves a daughter, Eliza
beth Nelson of 44l3 Harrison
street NV, with when she
lived.
Services were held at 9:15
am. today at st. AIMS Catholic
Church. 2400 Wisconsin avenue
NV. Burial was to be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Miss Waters, IT.,
Ex-Stur EmpIoye

Miss Katherine l.. Waters.
n. a former Government
worker and retired employe Of
The Star, died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital, She had suf-
fered from a lung ailment for
Ia month.
A native Of Woodstock. On
tario. she came 10 the District
In 1919 and as a Government
secretary until joining The
Staa In 1880.
Az the newspaper, Miss Wat
ters served as a clerk In the
accounting department until
her retirement in i945. A nat
uralized citizen. she lived at
5000 Thirty-ninth street NV.
Miss Waters was a member
OF the Central Presbyterian
Church.
She leaves two cousins.
Glare Mott Of Toronto and
Mrs. r. s. Adam OF London.
Ontario.
Services and burial will be
private.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Lee Mortimer, 56,
Reporter, Author
Of Book Series

NEW YORK, Mar. 2 (AP).-
Lee Mortimer, Sc, reporter and
columnist who wrote a series of
books on the seamy side Of life
in the worlds capitals, died of
a heart attack yesterday.
After turning out a column
in the Mirror entitled New
York Confidential" for many
years. Mr.. Mortimer teamed
with Jack Lait tU inaugurate
a series of Confidential"
books.
Among the works was New
York: Confidential" Chicago:
Confidential" and Washing
ton: Confidential"
Later he wrote alone
~. S. A.: Confidential'
Around the World: Confiden.
tial," and Women: Confiden.
tial."
He was born Mortimer Lie.
herman, a name he changed tC
Lee Mortimer shortly before
leaving his native Chicago fol
New York to begin his news.
paper career.
For a time he worked on the
Bronx Home News before join
ing the editorial staffs Of sew,
eral of the city's large daily
publications as a reporter, fea-
ture writer and critic. He wa
named amusement editor o.
! the Mirror in 1882 and late
began his column.
His first wife, Anna Koga
died in 1854. Last December HI
married Mariko Harada, a Jap.
anese girl. He also is survived
bya brother, Robert Liebermar
Of New York.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
H. Giddings,n.
Army Veteran,
Ex-Contructor

Funeral services were held
yesterday in Gawler's Funeral
Home for Harry p. Giddings.
70, retired contractor. who died
Tuesday after a long illness In
Georgetown University Hos
pital. Burial was In Arlington
Cemetery.
A native and lifelong resi-
dent OF the area. Mr.. Giddings
lived at 4405 East-west high
way, Bethesda. During World
War /. he served In France
with the Army's 3l2th Ma
chinegun Battalion.
Following the war. Mr.. Gid
dings headed his own construc-
ton firm which erected the
Fifteenth Street Medical Build
ing. the Federal Storage Co.
warehouse and the Valley Vista
and Fort Stevens apartments
In the l920s and l930s. He re-
tired In 1889.
Mr. Giddings was q member
Of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars and the Washington
Lodge No. IS OF the Elks. He
was a 32d degree Scottish
Rite Mason and a member OF
Lafayette Masonic Lodge No.
10.
He leaves his wife Amelia
OF the home address and q
niece and a nephew.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Mrs. Richard, 88,
Of Loudoun

LEESBURG. Va, Mar. 2
(SpeciaD. = Mrs. Sallie Shu-
mate Richard. S8. of Leesburg.
widow of former Loudoun
County Treasurer Arthur B.
Richard, died yesterday at
Manuel Rest Home in Hillsboro.
The daughter of a former
Loudoun County school super
intendent, Lewis M. Shumate.
Mrs. Richard was born near
Leesburg and spent her entire
life in this community. She
was long active m the Lees
burg Methodist Church.
Mrs. Richard has no i'm
mediate survivors.
Services will be at 2::30 pm.
tomorrow at the Muse & Reed
Chapel in Leesburg. Burial will
be in Leesburg Union Cemetery
Evening star., 1963-03-02

she was born in Syracuse. N. Y,
and came to Washington in
the late 192Os to attend the
Holton Arms School.
During World War II she
lived in Providence, r. l., where
she was q member of the Red
Cross Motor Corps. She re-
turned to Washington about
1851. Mrs. Richardson formerly
was married to Jack Richard
son.
She leaves two brothers,
Clarence Brown of 2702 Wis
consin avenue NV, and Dean
E. Brown, 3 oxford street,
Chevy Chase.
Services will be at IL am,
Monday at Joseph Gawler's
Sons Funeral Home. Wisconsin
avenue and Harrison street
NV. Burial will be private.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Mrs. Richardson, so,
HEW Volunteer Aide

Mrs. Katherine Richardson.
SO. a volunteer worker for the
Department Of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare, died of cancer
Thursday at her home, 1850
Connecticut avenue NV.
Until she became Ill three
years ago. Mrs. Richardson did
secretarial work for HEW's al
coholic clinic. She also had per-
formed volunteer clerical duties
at Suburban Hospital.
The former Katherine Brown,
Evening star., 1963-03-02

Of the home address, 733 Sligo
avenue, Silver Spring. Md; a
daughter. Mrs. Ross c. Niosi, of
1447 Martha Gusts drive, Alex
andria; a brother. Eber. of
Denver, Colo, and one grand
daughter.
Funeral services will be at
noon Monday at Hines Funeral
Home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV. Burial viii be at Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Mrs. ChesIey, 88, Dies;
1853 Mother Of Year

Mrs. Marie L. Holtzman Ches-
ley, 8S, Washington's Mother
Of the Year In 1858 and a noted
clubwoman. died yesterday at
Georgetown University Hospital
after a long illness.
Mrs. Chesley, a lifelong resi-
dent of the District was the
sixth generation Of her family
to be born here. She was a
descendant of Leonard Cooken-
dorfer, Revolutionary War
veteran who later operated a
stagecoach line between Balti-
more and Winchester. Va.
Born in 1874, she was edu-
Gated at Miss Sommers' School
Cnow the Mount Vernon Semi
nary) and at Hollins College in
Virginia. In 1898 she married
Willoughby s. Chesley, q law
yCk hild AiouA 0Ai1C SaOSuVANS
here. He died in l947.
Twice regent of the local
chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, she also
served as chairman of several
national committees Of the
OAR. She was president Of the
Women's National Farm and
Garden Association for several
years, and was a founder of the
Arts Club. She also belonged to
the League of American PEN
women and the goth Century
Club.
An active member of st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church for
many years.. she served as pres
ident of its Rector's Aid So
ciety. She also worked with the
All Hallows Guild of the Wash
ington Cathedral.
A member of the Columbia
Historical Society. she was
Evening star., 1963-03-02
DFatha

NJ. KATHLEEN. On
wsdnesdsyL. February "a: 1898 At
gitsd, n KATHLEEN ANDERSON q
Norman T. Anderson. Friends may
call at oawier's Chapel. Wisconsin
ave. and Harrison 81. NV, after 9
pm. Friday tparking on premisesl.
Mass will BE- offered at st Mat:
thew's Cathedral. Rhode Island and
March 4, at 1890 am. fnterment
Arlington National Cemetery. 3
BANKS. Gus. on THURSDAY. Fsbru-
Hospital. Gus BANKS of isss K
a.. Sc. beloved father Of Mrs.
Mlldred Robinson. Augustus,
Charles. Joseph and Samuel Banks.
Also surviving are five grandehll-
in-law, other relatives and many
T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 30lb
2th st. ne. temple parking facili-
tiesl. where friends may, call after
Sh.Ps n iunsIs MS7dss ssividss MarSH Sl !, Sss s1S
on Tuesday. March 5. at II am,
Bishop smallwood Z. Williams Of
ficiating fnterment Lincoln Me-
BARNES. EDGAR. sr. on Wednesday,
February "a, 1858, at Casually
hesR''si sR onitIsotan EpoAR BARNES sSi 81 ,,hSI o.
Parksr EdsaT. . jr Ey1Sst ssthans m jerry sll,.
and Prank Barnes. brother Of Mrs.
Luyenia oomiblion. Mrs. Haasieway
Hampton and Irene Barnes, he also
survived BY p grandchildren,
Two sreat.grandehildren, q host q
parnss .ss'ss s1 snd b irissSs ssn.a ns as: e:
stewart Funeral Home, 80 " st. ne,
Aiter ] pm, Sunday. where services
will be held Monday. March 4, Al
pm Intsrment Harmony Me-
BELL. FLORENCE n, On THURSDAY
ENcE 4 BELL Of 19f Howard I'd
asg Apl =. devoted wife o. Mr
.,,,s dsushIsr' Mr' ..lIs narllnss : :
sPesni s'sa srsaiddsush,'f.i rem ~ ni''Rss RssO J
sisters. Mrs. Frances Dudley, Mrs
asllas Sri,s.s Saft MT, M. s.p,ns essphins knisht
sisty.. eiT nns ssd irsha. s.s ress Ef,sr 'hs' Sn
sunday, March J, friends may cal
Home. $500 Nichols ave, Sc, whefi
tlnsrsl services viii Be held on Mon
S'ss. assSs ossss ottiiis.lnIp' ass pm the A''
BLAKE, ANNA L, on Friday. March
4, lpd3' at her. residence, l3t2
w 81. nv, ANNA L. BLAKE, De-.
voted aunt Of Mrs. Evelyn Eehois
OF Baltimore, Nd. She also Il
survived By one arandnlece and
nephew, . foster son, James Rob.
ertaon. other relatives and q host
q irisnds: N9tles q funeral later
ford
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Harris & Ewing Photo.


noted for her knowledge of the
District in the late 10th Cen
tury, when she accompanied
her father on daily trips about
the city inspecting his proper
ties.
Mrs. Chelsey is survived by
three sons, Willoughby S. Ches-
ley of New York City, Fredric
C. Chesley of Syracuse. N. Y,
and Castleman D. Chesley of
Whitford, Pa; a brother. W.
Frederick Hoffman, Of the
home address. 1917 Thirtieth
street NV, four grandchildren
and five great grandchildren.
Services will be at st. Mar
garet's at 3 pm. Monday, with
burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
AnuFiltng

BUsHLow, ANNIE T. There will be
an unwilling Of q monument to the
memory Of ANNIE T. BUsHLoW
at 1890 pm. Sunday, March 3,
tsTy isSS stb tne as. se1a sna shoom ss csptoi
Heights, Nd. 24,2,3
THERESA. There win
be an unveiling Of 4 monument 70
MAN. mother Of Charles Louis and
Jesse, at the Adas Israel Cemetery
on Sunday. March 8, 1853, at / 80
pm, Friends invited. Following
the unveiling, friends will be re-
eeiyed at the home Of DR.. Charles
HeilmAn; 33i5 Turner lane, Chevy
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Miss RocheI /. Burton, ",
Retired .EmpIoye of IRIS

Miss Rachel L. Burton. ~, Q
retired Internal Revenue Serv-
ice employe, died of cancer to-
day at Leland Memorial Hos
pital.
A native Of Jerusalem, Ohio,
Miss Burton had been a resi-
dent Of the Washington area
since World War I. She lived
at 1924 Autoville drive in Col
lege Park.
Miss Burton, who retired
from the IRIS income tax di-
Evening star., 1963-03-02

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--Four
ErareFitssi value. 81 500. will take
best bid Call IA, s-b622.
PARKLAWN CEMKTEnY-as or
cemetery lots. call 20 3-ngi3, J
NATIONAL, MEMORIAL FARK-4
choice sites, nr. Fountain Of Faith,
UN, 4-oO20 for information.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
Dratha

WILLIAMS, MARIE T. on Thursday,
February 20. 1898, az the ,Wasfn..;
ington Hospital Center, MARIE
+. WILLIAMS Of 4100 18th place
n.ea beloved wife Of Melvin A.
williams and devoted sister OF Mrs.
Rosemond K Collier Of Los Angeles,
Calf; Mrs. Frances Bradshaw and
Mrs. Ruth Furgerson. She also leaves
to mourn her passing other relatives
and many friends Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines 90. Funeral
Home 30l5 18th ST. ne. (aKnple
parking facillties) where friends may
call after / pm. Sunday. March
8. REQUIEM high mass for the repose
Of her soul will be celebrated Mon
day, March, 4, at 10 am, at 81.
Anthony's Church, 18th and Monroe
SITS. ne. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Baltimore papers please
WRIGHT, OLLIE p. OF e2oS seaprook
rd., Seabrook. Nd, on March 4.
1868, mother Of Mrs. Walter Mar
shall. Mrs. Patrick Douglas, Mrs.
Aubrey Dowell. William D. and
James L. Wright, sister OF Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Thompson and Russell
bragg Also surviving are 81 grAnd-
children and 20 great-grandchil-
dren. Remains at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 1901 Cleveland ave.
Rtverdale. Md, until Saturday,
March 2, at 2 pm. Services and
interment Charlottesville. Va.
Evening star., 1963-03-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth ~. and Mass. Ave. III, a-kgOO
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 oEoRoIA AVE. NV. RA, s-74ii
Evening star., 1963-03-02

BOYER SsvA ss ,ss & q SJ2 TnuEsd1y EIss Ess-
wife Of the late Jacob s. Boyer
and mother Of Lewis q. Boyer. She
also Is survived by one grand
asIShtsr s ,5a.,.sEsa Elya Ann MysE, y,b and one
Mser. Friends may cali at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on. Monday, March 4, at
~ noon. Interment Arlington Ma
tionai Cemetery.
BURTON. RACHAEL L. On satur-
day. March 2, 1868. RACHAEL L,
BURTON Of 1924 Autoville drive,
College Park, Md, beloved daugh-
isT milS Of the Bnrton ats Samuel snS .et., q and 81
Ethel FRANKLIN Bertha strothsr.
oscar s., Marion r., william ~,
Arthur and oliver e. Burton. sery-
Ices az Gasch's Funeral Home, 4730
fnterment 6lenwood Cemetery. Rel.
atives and friensd invited.
BURwELL. CORA FIELDS. on Thurs
FfL FIELDS seRTnRsVy BURWyELL Of 9sgS ssgS lstS G0EA q
NV. Notice Of funeral later. serv-
ices by Frazier.
ChESLEK, MARIE LOUISE. On Fri-
day. March /, 1868, MARIE LOUISE
CHESLEY Of 291O Q st. NV, be-
loved wife OF the late Willoughby
sprisg chesley, mother Of Wilioueiiby
5prigg Chesley, jr.. Of Larchmont.
N, X; Frederick Francis Chesley
Def. chesley OF Philadelphia. Pa. I:
sister Of William r. Holtzman OF
washington, d. c. Friends are in
vited TO call at the Bethesda CHEVY
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd. Services
on Monday. March 4, at st, Mar
garet's Episcopal Church, 1920 Conn
ave NV. ct pm. Interment Oak
Hill Cemetery. 3
CHOPTOwY. HENRY. A special COM
~ R%&5sn!;fe RSs::i ::il!s " d. 40 go: NJ
. ::s!: $l:st!: $Ei:a ,:;s
services for our late broth
er, HENRY ,CHoPToWY.
JOHN w. LOCKWOOD. Master.
ROLAND Nj BROWN, 9ecy 4
Evening star., 1963-03-02

February "A, ie8a, Flora
of Bishop Edsar whitaker, mother
OF James y, and olivia Butler.
~ si'ssr 1,0,ss, q NE, Gsrrf TAsSmpsIos as. sIso
Il survived By other relatives and
4 host ol frifnds- After i2 noon
SUNDAY. March ., friends are In
yiled TO call at the Jarvis chapel.
1859 You ~, nv, Funerai services
ltaal lm 0s cRsreh' hsip iooe iooe'ssh'1t ssh ". Gp NV.
on Monday, March 4, At 1880 pm.
fnterment Arlington National Gem
etery. Mrs, Whitaker will lie IN
state al the above.named church
from p am, Monday, March I.
s'i " eOnIaslsd slas 1870 vls vsTnsn "sI Z
n.w.. IA. p-Afk7 o
Evening star., 1963-03-02
sKIPPER ARLENE .. On wednes.


day. February 97, 1858, al the
LENE P. sKIPPER Of I33 Long
fellow st. n.w,, beloved wife Of
mother s q % JA'RPsl Rnn skipusr sho aevqsse sse
also Is survived BY her mother,
Edith Brown: her .stepfather, Pred
die Browni one gfandchiId, three
sisters. Eva Campbell OF Warren
ster; two brothers, David and keith
hlaekwell all Of Calverton, Va;
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the John II.
Khines Co. Funeral Home, 30f5
18th st., ne. tample parking facili-
ties). where friends may eau after
pm. Sunday, March 3, and
where funeral services viii be held
on Monday, March A.. at II am,
the Rev. Elmer Tyler officiating
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Hsl
Evening star., 1963-03-02

SMITH; FANNIE FANNIE. 3; v Officers and .Es
&H No. 9, T. B. P. o. Z. Of W.,
are hereby notified Of Elk
services for our late daugh-
ter, FANNIE B. SMITH, to
be held on Monday, March
60 4, 1853, at pm, at the
Barnes q Matthews Funeral Home,
14th 81. and Spring rd,
VIOLET JOHNSON,
,r2.,, =, Daughter Ruler.
Evening star., 1963-03-02

JOHN BROOKS, on Thurs-
Brooks s0tSIIi CLARKE - Of isSS sois %ooad. sOaE
reeve rd., Avondale, HyattsVille,
Md. beloved husband Of Elsie n.
Clarke and brother Of William o,
Clarke Of Mclean, Va. Friends may
call at Nelley's Funeral Home. 5000
n.es Friday. March /, from 2 to
pm. and z to pm, and Saturday
March 2, from to 9 pm. Funeral
on Monday, March 4, In Holy Trim.
tty Catholic Church. Somersworth
y. HI, where mass will be offered al
am. for the repose Of his soul
Interment Holy Trinity Cemetery