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Suggestion

Several years ago there was
a column in TEEN that fea-
tured q local disc jockey each
week. with q picture Of him.
How about having such q
feature again2
/ am sure many teens must
be interested in knowing
something about their ia
vorite DIS and seeing their
pictures in TEEN. Perhaps
some of the articles could be
on such persons as Earl Rob-
bin CWWDC), Jack Alix
(WEEL). Dean Griffith and
Larry Justice CWPGC), and
my own personal favorite,
Jerry Chan Of WPGC. Incl
dentally, Jerry in addition to
being a top DJ is a very tai
ented singer.
A TEEN REAnFR
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AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus Of the Rotnqs Of Nine Local D. Us

Record
\. Walk Right In
z. Ruby Boby
3. Rhythm Of the Rain
4. Momo Didn't Lie
5. Walk Like O Man
6. Hey PouIo
7. Hitch Hike
8. Roinbow
9. He's Sure the Boy Love
10. Let's Turkey Trot
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BladenSburg Highs soph-
omore class has a "matri-
archy.'
Alice Salveron is presi-
dent; Donna Kirk, vice pres
ident; Betty Carroll. secre-
tary, and Barbara Bartlett,
treasurer.
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A TEEN READER
Evening star., 1963-02-01

SYI eor. pay Them Terrible
Ruby end the Boots
" Eomoniits Orlont
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BRatha

AGNEw, RITA scHADE. suddenly,
on Wednesday, February 20, 1868.
at 0eorge washington University
Hospital, RITA scHADE A0NEW Of
zoe 6th st, Sc. beloved wife Of
iats chaT Ia' xsns%. 3D. hhO sister Ter
Of H. Edwin schade Of Camden,
N. j.. and Mrs. Mabel Layne OF
sprinGtoWn, Tex. Funeral from the
Timothy. Hanlon Funeral Home.
az. S %isSSRs1n s sS' a. ~" ii GH pm
Services al ST. Timothys episcopal
Church, 1901 Alabama ave. Sc,
Ct pm. Interment Cedar Hill
AIKEN. PAUL W. On Monday. Feb
I rgsry Is, lees 1898 at qsOrCssTyn
the beloved brother Of Mr.. Earle
D. Aiken, nephew Of Mrs. Alice
shaw OF Riverside. Calf. Also SUR
yiyed BY cousins in New York and
AssERsON. DAVID 8. On Tuesday.
February ~, 1853. at the Washing
sERsoN Of 1921 r st. NV. brother
Of Ransom Assessor johnson Of
Chicago. Ill. and Miss Grace p.
Asserson Of Northampton. Mass.
Services VIII be held at oaWler's
81. NV. on Friday. FEBRUARY -. At
sDsinr.. Ol 4. =. in''rm'n' Ri'hfi'ld
BADRA, AzIz. On Tuesday, February
10, 1858, at the Washington Hos
pital Center. AzIZ BADRA Of 3s1g
oeorgia ave: NV" beloved husband
yived By six daushters, four sons.
two sisters and one brother. Friends
may call at the 8. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2eO1 l4th st. nv.
o S13s ss1sn or,S ssEvess cSs,e e.
1888 10th st. nv. on Friday. Fe6-
Prospect Nm Cemetery.
BEALL, MISS LILLE A. On Wednes-
day, FebIyary 90: 1898, MISS LIZ
s. Laurel Nd. beloved daushter
8. Bean. sister Of Miss carrie Y.
Beall Mrs; Catherine Z. oroshon,
Mrs.; and Fi' wifIshn p s.:i Gs Is.6s
sSSs Baitimore ave, Hsattsvsiis.
ruary 81. Notice Of funersI later.
BELBIN, GRACE DAISY. on wednes-
day. February go, 1858, ct her resi-
senss; 4Sis EllIeott st. nv. GRACE
aAk NhAAtCn - uhu 0AIAu nm
Belbin. aunt Of Miss Ruth o Taylor
Of the home address. Friends may
call at Qawler's Chapel. wisconsin
ave. at Harrison st. NV. tparking
on premlsesD. where services will be
held on Saturday. February 90, ct
II am. Interment Loudon Park
Cemetery, Baltimore. Nd. 90
BERRY. TALMADGE. On Wednesday.
BERRY Of Amherst, Va. Notice
Of funeral later. Local arrange
ments By Frazier.
BELLAMY, LANDORA c. Suddenly.
on Saturday. February I6, 1868,
ct her residence, o22 Madison ST.
NV. LANDoRA. c. HELLAAfY, wife
Of Lewis Bellamy, mother Of GREGORY
and Lewis Bellamy and beloved
daughter Of Elizabeth johnson. Also
surviving are one sister. Joan Trayn-
ham; one brother, Grant Clinton; q
stepfather, Fred johnson, and . host
Of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T, Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th 81.
ne (ample parking faeilitiesl,
where friends may call after
pm Thursday. February 81, Pu-
neral services on Friday. February
q, at | pm, ct the Salem Baptist
Church, 0l7 N st. NV. the Rev.
Herbert N. Travis officiating In
terment Carver Memorial Park. FL
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100 Children c Collapse
WAITING to See Queen

ADELAIDE. Australia, Feb.
81 (AP).-More than 100 chill
dren tainted or collapsed from
heat and excitement today
while waiting two hours for the
arrival Of Queen Elizabeth II
at Elizabeth Township.
The Queen unveiled a foun-
tain commemorating the nam
ing Of the township after her.
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James Catholic Church. West
Broadway and Spring streets,
Falls Church.
He leaves his wife Anita Of
the home address. a son. Philip
NJ. Of 900 Park avenue, Falls
Church, and a daughter. JAG
queline Brophy Of East Lam
sing. Mich.
Mass will be sung at IL am.
tomorrow at the st. James
Catholic Church in Falls
Church. Burial will be in the
st. James Cemetery,
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Darn nf Uhanka

LAKE, GENE z. sincerely wish 70
extend my appreciation 70 al Of our
nsiSS S in pSrticalar t he suit o
land Lions Club. DR.. Gibson, Or.
Cruse. the nurses for their inten-
sive care at the WASHINGTON SAM
tarium and the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home. who offered their
ri1f .STp r,n o. help and syn
MRS. MARJORIE W. LAKE. 81
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John Brophy, 79, Dies;
Helped to Found Clio

Il John Brophy. 10. one of the
founders Of the CLIO and an
ardent lifetime labor leader,
died Of leukemia Monday at his
home. 002 Lincoln avenue, Falls
wChurch.
Remembered by friends as
most Of his life, the fiery and
controversial labor leader was
all his life. the fiery and con-
trOversial labor leader was
defeated for the presidency
of the United Mineworkers
Union by John L, Lewis in
1925.
At a 1861 breakfast given In
Mr.. Brophy's honor. The then
Secretary Of Labor Goldberg
read q message addressed to
the highly respected union Of
fetal from President Kennedy:
Trade unionism and the Ma
ton owe you a great debt for
helping to build a stronger
economy and q better way of
! life for all Of our people"
, Born In England, the son
of @ miner, Mr.. Brophy came
to America in 1892. He went
to work In the mines when he
was q month shy of being
IL years old, the legal minimum
age for child miners at that
time. He worked in the mines
for the next Is years.
His first association with the
United Mineworkers Union
was as q "check weighman", q
paid union official who
watched the companymen
weigh the coal to insure against
cheating.
After this beginning his rise
In the UNIV was rapid. For 10
years he was president of
District Two Of the UNIV In
central Pennsylvania. After his
defeat for presidency of the
union In 1926, he was expelled
by Mr.. Lewis for dual union
ism"
Returning to the union at
the request Of Mr.. Lewis in
1888. Mr.. Brophy became q
union organizer and Mr.. Lewis
assistant. He was deeply en-
broiled in the industrial union
controversy during the 1930s
which eliminated in the for
nation of the CLIO in 1885.
After several years of or
ganizing union councils in var
ious parts of the country, Mr..
Brophy was made a member of
President RooSevelt's Fair EN-
ployment Practices Committee.
He also served on the War
Labor Board and in 1945
founded the Anti Communist
International Confederation of
Free Trade Unions" an organi-
.zation which opposed the Com
munist influence In American
unions.
Despite his lack Of formal
education. Mr.. Brophy was q
tireless reader whose intellec-
tnal breadth astonished friends.
Occasionally dropping his
when he spoke, he was fascin-
ated by philosophy and eco
nomics and maintained a strong
interest in education all his
life.
His memoirs will be pub
lished next fall by the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin press.
Written by him with the aid
of Prof. John o. r. Hall, the
book Is entitled "A Miners
Life"
During the last few years of
his life, he was active in
the National Council of Senior
Citizens. He was also a mem
Der Of the board of directors Of
the Family Services Associa-
ton" and was one Of the
founders Of Community Ser
vices Of the CLIO. Mr. Brophy
was q communicate Of the st.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematoriunn

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
a.. FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
sth ~, and Mass, Ave, ~, $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 oEE2QRo,A.hyE. nv.
: BIS north Of waits1 reed nespital
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The Right Time

That the time of bereavement is the right mo-
ment TO send flowers there can be no doubt. For
flowers have always been able TO express more In
their silent beauty than any number Of spoken
or printed words The mere presence Of flowers
near the departed has a way OF relieving doubts
and fears, and providing blessed comfort that will
long be remembered. During the trying hours.
flowers will testify in the best possible way TO your
spiritual presence.
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DrathH

VALENTINE. GEORGE. on Monday.
February is, 1893, GEORGE VAL
ENTlNE Of 1915 8 st. NV. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
Jarvis.
WALKER, MARJORITE =. On Friday,
February is, 1858. at her residence.
1918 Newton st. NV. MARyORITE
3, WALKER. beloved mother OF
Gary W 5ra5tcn. Also surViyinG
Charles X. Braxtoni one sister, Mary
Spratt: one brother, Samuel Brax-
ton; two nieeea Mary J. Braxton
and Michele Spratt; two nephevs,
Larry and Tyrone Braxton; one
Helen Johnsoni two cousins, Joseph
Braxton and Louis Braxton: other
relatives and friends, Remains rest
ms at the John 7. Rhines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 1919 isth st. ne:
trends D may HI sal .t ssrsI' D uStii
10 pm. Thursday, February u.
Funeral services and interment
SSt sU,sS,I SsSfu S 20 at Tao Pm
NATHAN, JACOB. ON THURSDAY. Feb-
ruaTy II, 1905. JACOb WElTlkN
Vi IuOO Dale ar, shVeI spring, Mo,
beloved husoano OF Rose WeltSen
anu devoted IatheT oil Harold C
Edwin wsitsen ana Miss Anita
WsI.zen, DOtn Of silver Spring, Nd.
FUNERAL services al the Bernard
Dansansky ~ sons Funeral Home.
3SOl lam g. n,S; on Frtday, reb;
BnAi israel Cemetery,
WHITE. JACK. On THURSDAY. February
y, 1858, JACK WHITE of suOl
Asnehester rd;. silver sprins. Md.
and devoted father Of Miss Roberta
White OF BROOKLYN, He also 10 sur
ylyed BY his mother; Mrs, Jennie
services and interment New York
(DanEAnsEy Funeral servies) 20
WOLFE. CHARLES EDWIN. On Tues.
sethesda, Nd, cHARIEs EDWIN
WOLFE Of SOC Richmond ave. 81;
q M. Betty Wolfe. father Of Mrs.
deity Lou Boone and grandfather Of
Westley NJ. Boone. He also u sur
yiyed BY two sisters and two brothers,
Sa isnSi Home %sn 's ga e.r i9 Il SS
parking oppositel, where services
will be held on Friday. February 80.
atg:lb Am. fnterment Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery. ~
WOLFE, CHARLES EDWIN. An smsr.
% gent communication Of
IN Congress Lodge. No, "a, p.
IN A. A. M, win be held on
! ~N Thursday, February 2id
| NOLX 1853. at sac pm. ct the
w Takoma Funeral HomeI
" a54 Carroll ave. Takomd
Par rss,iuM Nd, for the purpose Of con;
late brother. CHARLES EDWIN
JOIN 1. LAWRENCE. Secretary. al
Wright. GERTRUDE C. on wsdnss-
day, February 20, 1868. ct heTl
residence, 1888 18th st, nv. GER.
TRUDE c. WRIGHT, beloved wife
OF the late John r. Wright and
mother OF the late DR.. Ralph G.
4 Wright; sister OF Mrs Josephine
c, Bailey and aunt Of Mrs. Vir-
ginia b. Brown and Mrs. Clarke B,
| Mcneil. After pm. Friday.
friends are invited TO can 81 the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1890 9th
st.. nv, where services WIN be
held on Saturday. February 90, at
ceem,t,.;I%H, inssrmsn' wOOdHlsva
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CEMETERY LOTS

CgMETERY lots. Natl. Memorial
Park-ramiiy plots for half the park
asking price owner In Afirona.
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r.sru.; u t' Isssl Z pf HS I S:c1a!:
General Sss9Rsra !, Hsc sso 10. 3I,LLryE Y MOP
Nd. beloved sister Of Mrs. Laura
w TrlsS.c. amt M.. q Mr., Mildred Wf.r ";
Mrs. Laura Sanford. 9rsat.aunt az
Mrs. Audrey =, Duvail and Mrs.
Andrew J. Beaulieu, great.gTeat-aunt
OF Robert l. Duvall III end cynthia
Duvau. Andrew and Allen Beaulieu,
Friends may call AZ the Lee Funeral
Home. 9Th at. and Massachusetts,
ave; ne. where services will be held
Interment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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DWAhD PAUL. An emer-
gent communication Of
warren @. Harding Lodge,
No; 30. p. A. A. NJ, Ia
called for 1880 pm. Thurs.
Day, February ~, 1869, At
0aWlers Chapel. Wiscon-
SIN ave. and Harrison 81
conduct the Masonic serv-
. our late brother. ED
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g N. An emergent
Gate Lodge, No, "a. r.
A. A NJ, Is called for Fri-
day, February 20, 1858,
a. s:46 pm. at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5sOi cleve-
land ave, RlverdaIe. Nd,
purpose Of eonducting
,lsr. CLYDE b. JENKINS.
! L. sHERRnL. seey. 22
n. Members Of
East Gate Chapter, No. FL,
q Z g. are notified OF
CLYDE II, JENKINS, serv.
Ices ct Chambers Funeral
Home, 5sO1 Cleveland
ave, Rlverdsle. Nd. on
February 20. 1861, Al
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HARiE y c JHbASEs E,.,, Y, N.

S5aatufasy' Feoruary 3D. 1858, at
E EsfaEs y. a JSASrs E..,. v; NJ.
JENKINS. EUGENE 7. On Tuesday,
JENKINS Of so4 so South S cb.fry al
Pals Church, Va. son Of Arthur
z .nd Arash y, Jenkins. brother
nr;. Robert j.n KIM s 9Spnia n .sS
az North 'waGhinston ST.. pals
Church. Va. where services win be
'Is q int:E% iSas Ls ;tSsS:F' n: e;
'o iS.s; E H. f;Ds EN- 'sa', j ~;
oi Mrs. Carolyn Cotton. Mrs. Helen
Miles and GLORIA and Barbara Jones.
.no Melvin, Carl and David Jones.
aiso isrVl ,n5s. are 81. I've sisters, Mrs.
two brothers. kervey and Alvin Me-
csstill nine gTandehildrsn. other
$50 pm. Friday, friends are In
s nsfs Z Ro ss! = Iss &c S Msoslr' ~.
Funeral on Saturday, February 90.
from Dupont Park SD. A. Church.
gphb MASSACHUSETTS ave. Sc, al
I'D I'D Pr. Intsrment Carver Me-
KELK. JOHN WILLIAM. on Tuesday.
February 10, 1893, In Toronto. Can.
ada, JOHN WILLIAM kEt,K, brother
q Dorothy a. Lowfy OF England.
sss Park Nd. Interment Toronto.
Canada. ~
KENNEDY. CLARENCE W. On Tues.
day. February 10. 1908. Il his
eLxREEcE W KENSRpY,,'' beloved s;sd
husband Of Lsola Mason Kennedy.
Also suryivina ~ one brother In.
iay, Rutherford y. Mason other
relatives and many friends, Rsmainl
rsstins At the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home. 3Otb 18th 81 ne.
friend. may can after . ON. sun.
day, February ~, and whore fu-
neral services viii BE- held Monday.
February Is. 81 ~ noon, the REV
Clarence N. Ions. IT,. officiating
Intsrmsnt Arlington National Gene
terry. 2i.22,2A
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'ATkICk J. Members OF I'd
! ward Douglass White Coun-
n ell, No. 2473. Knights Of
- Columbus. are requested 10
- assemble at the Robert j.
. Murphy Funeral Home.
y 1924 Columbia pike, AT.
hngtQn, Va. at 1870 pm.
'sday, February 81, 1903. 70
z the rosary for our late
Ter. PATRICK J. FEE.
JANIS a. PUoLIsI.
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T TII.i I3LLiTssss9 = h afIT:'S + Fl f
Prookside dr., Arlington, va, ks
mother Of RAYMOND R. Mfis I
Arlington, Va: sister OF Mrs. Louis
shemeld. Mrs. Mabel n Barrett
h hG..r er A. M n Brown ;oS G. L'sli'
mother Of raymond X. ana Riehar
q. Mills. She also Is survived
three gTeat-grandehlldren Friend
may call at the Arlington PunerI
Home. 1901 North FAIRFAX Dr.. Az
linEton, Va. after 2 pm. Wednes
DAY February 20. where services VII
% held on Friday. February 90. Z
y Am. Interment Cedar vi
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sYDNOR, MRS oc.E mvmv ~ "a,

DAY, February 10, 1888, a IN, M.
SSn rR Gsslip' sYD Il E's y b.i Hs
HQlley. Also surviving are 4 hoat 81
olher relAtiyes and friends Remains
H. the John 7 Rhines Co Funeral
rome JOlb 18th st. ne Funeral
snd interment SATURDAY. February
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81 EsffSs5S;Ss . lff fsl s9S5Ssls 4
devoted friend Of Nellie and Avon
H .ssnns: Ate, Y noon THURSDAY,
the PrsSier Funeral Home. asn
Rhode Island ave. NV. where seTy-
ices viii be held that evening al 7
oelock interment Friday, Feb
susIy ~. AZ an. In Arlington
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FLU, EUWAhU HULUMON. On Tues
dence, HoAdley, Va. EDWARD SOL
ONION REID, beloved husband OF
Elsie c Reid and father OF Mrs.
Myrtle Blevins and Robert Reid
ne also 10 survived by SIX grRnd-
dren. Friends may cali al the
Baker Funeral Home. 3l4 Norm
West st., Manassas, Va. Funeral
services will be held on Friday.
February ~, ct the Woodbine BaD-
church cemetery,
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;sS$s$SsF55 1S % IIsss. Sw 5EEEiSSa'RE. =.
beth Hands Of 1901 Forest Glen
rd.. Silver Spring, Nd, and father
o. Mrs. sally Cole and Betty lou
Suloerson. He also Is survived 81
b rres srandchildren, two sisters, two
friends. Funeral from 0aWier's
chapel Wisconsin ave. and Harri-
son 81. NV, parking faciiitiesJ. on
Tioay, February %, at pm
interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
MANna RnW Ann 49,.
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M0NCURE. N0RTH wNsHIP.

soSTs %Ipsais iLossSuaEE 'S 4
peals' No. beloved husband Of ne
Sroth. T0s q Ri sSns g MT z Hon. sns
OF Arlington Va. Funeral services
a the Richie Bros, Funeral Home.
Upper Marlboro, Nd. on Friday, |
February 20. At pm. tnterment
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HHnhDINU; ANNIE VIRGINIA.. on
Meonesday, February 90, 1904. Al
ne home Of her son. ANNIE VIRs
I'm HARDINo; beloved wife Of
mo moth. ls'e :, 81. Ei;shols; Harding.
near Germantown. Nd and Mrs.
Joseph Hall OF 4iO5 HarriSon ~
washinEton; D. c, Also suFvivina are
TOUT grandchildren. Mrs. HardinS
a a5sS a. the oartner Funeral Home.
1IO EAST Diamond ave, 0aitheTS.
burg. Nd. where funeral seryiees
sSh ne held on Friday. February
x. ~ ~ an. Interment Forest
HARRIS. EsTELLA, On Wednesday
R sISr1 y, a ~; 1893 EsTELLA HAIR
q funeral later. Arrangements 81
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FsBTSsi, A 81 iSsa Q. y.n. Y.
ANNE J. sTEVENs Of s3eo oliSsf
tsr Of Mrs. Msude stevens Of pSiias,
Tex and sister Of Mrs. Donald Lee
sne also . survived by four other
may call al the Takoma PaneTai
Home, 2b4 Carroll 81. nv. (paTking
oppositel, where services will Be
held on Friday. FebruarV 20. At 4
pm, interment Fort Lincoln Gem
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February 20. 1888. At his resi-,
e deg sS S2e 4 st: ne WILLIAM r;
Mr.. Richard W. Brake Of oxon
Hi. Nd; brother Of Mr.. Earl Brake
Of chambersburg. Pa. Friends may
call at tbs. Lee Funeral Home. Attn
st. and Mass: ave. me-, until q
pm. Friday. February 90. Serv-
burg, Pa. 90
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sMIIH, DOk0IHY y. On Monday,
hsDnss. MlehbS',' DOROTHY aSSfi :. s 2faPf
s sns beloved mO Siis q v LIoHi. Guy
Michael Smith, S'ne dsS III sIne az n ana
Elizabeth sheehan and sister Of
Mrs. Mary L. Burns, Mrs, Helen
x. MCCARTHY, John J.. Thomas L,
and Edward J. sheehan. Funeral
srom the simmons Bros. Funeral
tparking fScilitIesJ. on friday, Fsb-
ruary ~. At . an: thence 10 81,
where mass win be offered At p::i6
an. for the repose OF her soul
terry. Visiting hours on Thufsday
February 81. from 2 pm. until
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Day. PsSrSsrS Il. ioeS. H a. lnu H.
PARK, Nd. x. KING RICHARDSON
beloved husband of Dora p. Rich.
Emmerich and Jack Richardson
Friends may call at the Takoms
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV
parking oppositeD, after . pm
Friday, February %. Services q
81. tuks's Eyangeliean Lutheran
drive. Silver Spring. Nd, on Satur.
DAY. February 70, at II am
Interment private. In lieu OF flow
ers friends may send donation 4
the American Cancer Society Of
ne 81. Luke's Evangelican Lutheran
Church Memorial Fund. %
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yg .SaSss FseruaTy go Isss. d
q g.. beloved mother Of KinabaiI
herrick and sister Of Mrs Helen
voneiff q Bethesda. Nd. and MI
Louisa Mahoney Of Venice. Pa
ch hs aSo Is survived By six Grand
friday February %. ct the Re-
a1eSea-CneVy Chase Funeral Home
ROBERT A. Humphrey. Bethesda.
No" where services will be held
On Saturday, February 49, at
terry. "'ermen' Rock Greek Gene
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NyFS eSysSry WILLIAM. On SUNDAY;
Illness. Mr., wIEEiAn RosIN PaHis
Of 1929 18th place Sc, devoted
husband OF Mrs. Dorothy Robin
son. He also Is survived BY one
stepdAughtsr, Mrs. Norma Warren;
Remains may be viewed on Thurs
day, February Il, after 4 pm, At
the Hall Bros. Funeral Home, B2I
FLORIDA ave. NV, where services
viii be held on Friday. February
At z pm. Interment Lincoln
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MARSHALL, PAUL THOMAS.

TS HsosSSaZs M fSSRFasnHIS Of 1882 ssss f M.
tary I'd; NV, beloved husband Of
M ARn' sa Sim B. M ba1asCn f q VAST Of
inston, d. c.; Thomas p. Marshall
Of .Arllngton. Va; Mrs. Sara M.
Haddad Of Bethesda, Nd; Mrs, Mary
c. HaddAd Of Washington, d. c..
and Joseph n. Marshall OF the
home address, He also is survived
Grandchildren. Friends may call
at Qawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave.
at Harrison st. NV. (paTking on
premlses). Mass will be offered at
the Shrine OF the Most Blessed Sac
rament, Western ave. at ouesada st.
10 am. Interment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery. 81
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ERT LIN sS RiEHMaIWELL2 J jsoS Of E G9Is
Rittenhouse st., Riverdals. Nd, be-.
loved husband Of celia B. shemwell,
Of Mary Horton, Julia Cotton, Eliza :
beth skerritt. Helen Morgan, Doro-
thy Waggener. Adeline and Albert
Shemwen. He also Is survived BY
one granddaughter. Relatives and
lends may call at 0asch's Funeral
vile. Nd, after z pm. "wednesday
February 20, where services will Be
held on Friday, February 90 Al
~ An: Intermsnt Fort Lincoln
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SMITH. ATTORNEY WILLIAM N. On

wednssdaS' f Februas w't 9dI 1ss n on D.
LIAM n SIXTH o o. ala ArsS %i.;
Josephine c. Smith. beloved brother
q Mrs; Core, Allen OF Brooklyn.
". Y. He also leaves 10 mourn their
loss other relatives and many
iriends Remains resting at the
John T Rhines Co. Funeral Home
3Olb 18th 81. ne. (ample parking
facilities). where friends may caii
sfter z pm. SUNDAY, February "a.
IS, ct IL so am, AZ he Mo1nt
Zion Methodist church. 1854 2Sth
y. NV. the Rev. Edward ID
MCGOWAN Officiating. Intermeni
Arlington National Cemetery. Cas-.
keL viii not be opened after
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BRANCR. OLLIE 3. on Wednesdny

February 90, ise5, OLLIE B.
Of oeorse Branch and aunt Of Marie
White, Catherine LasteT. Hester
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. After 5 pm.
naf..S ~ s ss ~, e. f tTisnSs are
1892 You st. NV. Funeral serV-
Ices will be held at the Shiloh
Baptist Church. 9th and p SITS.
NV. on Saturday. February 90.
At ] pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. %
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rkAAk, JOHN ~ OF 77O2 Blair I'd
1888, son Of Alice VI Psafs.
brother Of Miss Alice Psaks, Mrs
EivA Llyerman. Mrs. Mildred Hoiia.
betty bssii. Gerald. Norman. Harold.
Gilbert and Donald reaks Services
.o Gh:@S s,. y s,Is., s nsn. gSs
fntsrmsni cedar Nm csm,isfv.
PEARSON. RAYMOND GEORoE, on
Monday. February rs 1858, Al
ogokoE PEARsor q 100 ssitS
ss,SFGSS S.O. nd a Sr a.Iss1,, =;
son, brother Of Miss Mar Pearson.
Mrs. Kffis Humphriss and Mrs Della
Corblnl Friends may call 81 the
Ives Funeral Home, gBA7 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va where funeral
services VII BE- held on Thursday.
February ~, At 1913 pm Inter.
msni Arllnsson National csmstsrJ.
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SIn s CLHDE n, OF Pensacola.
Msneie Jenkins. father of WIN. o. o.
harysy Jenkins. brother Of Ms,
atner o. wendy Dawn jenkins.
Services 81 Chamber Funeral Home.
SsOi Cleveland ave, Riverdaie. Nd,
an. Interment Prospect Hin Gene
tery. %