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LCIhf or. services VIII be held
s7O4 south s4th Td.. i AFiI4stSSh.u aiSR ShuTIh. Va..
oALyEssTHEiRf feVEssI%sY VcERsAsI%sLY. W. n. m
THOMAS y. ADAMS Secretary. 81
CLAwsON, ROBERT EDWARD, On
"wednesday, January 30, 1893, At
b0BERT EDWARD .cLAwsoN OF
32l0 Perry st., Mount Rainier, Nd,
beloved husband Of Evelyn Bishop
Ice Funeral Home, lth 81. and
MASS ave. ne, until $3.50 am.
mass viii be offered al 81 Jane. James'
CATHOLIC Church. 3706 Rhode Island
am. Interment washington Ma.
tional Cemetery.
CLEMoNs, MAMIE. On SATURDAY..
oaNRs1f oNs q 80 bSss bssstuE MAMIE n nv GLEN En,
z, devoted mother OF Mrs. Mabel
Pope. Mrs. Edna Ions and MIRA.
ars son-in.iaW. willie % Tarrsnt:
s5snssb,,n,ssras shsss bs,l,stsrs d. tSo bro!hsrs: heg
many frlsnds. After Vs' 4 jsaSs'f p.m. rhafsi ahe
day, friends are Invited 10 cali AZ
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1890
gth q. nv, Funeral from John
Wesleg n, "a. ", Zion Church, 1ath
and Corcoran sts. NV, a. pm.
Friday, February 1, 1888 the Rev
y Franklin Jackson offieiatins
tCaAket will not BE- opened after
servlees,l Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 81
CLEMENTS, MURCLE v. on wednes-
day, January 80, 1903, at Casualty
Hospital MURCLE v, CLEMENTS
OF IA Pickett drive, Morningslde,
Md beloved wife OF Charles III
Clements. mother OF Mrs, Elizabeth
Loveless. Mrs, Dorothy Watson and
may call AZ the Lee Funeral Home,
ath st and Mass ave. ne, until
. a.m Saturday, February 2. Mass
Will BE- offered al 81, Phillips Cath.
olie Church, Camp EnrinRs, Md
o. lo am. Interment Cedar Hi
Cemetery.
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lratha

sIMMs, MARY GREENE. on wednes:
day. January 80. 1888. MARY
o NV. Notice Si' of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Jarvis.
SMITH, JAMES r., sr. On Wednesday,
SMITH, beloved husband OF Ruth
Robert Earl Smith and Ruth s.
poEs. tSiEs PsrEsr SiFi1Slsdndj " snd josees SsrIis
Smith. He also is survived by
three grandchildren, Friends may
Sn.rsi fsll st aUm. The Robert it, A Msttinsiy
parking facilities). after 8 pm,
Thursday where services will be
held on Saturday. February g.. at
pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
sTERICK. ELIZABETH M. on
Wednesday, January 30, 1868, at
the MARYLAND Masonic Home, Bonnie
f BETH n Eo'ssTfsFliEts sTERick Wife Vile offi4h 81 thc
late Henry J. sterick and aunt OF
Mrs. l.. M. Griffith OF GsithersburR,
Nd Services on Saturday, Febru.
FGgneTs sTg 4 Hom. row 4oEson n MS ths HTSSEs iDssE.
ment, Forest Oak Cemetery, Gal
thersburg, Md.
STEWART, EUGENE. On Monday,
Td., Chevy chase, Nd, beloved "S1s- h1s-
ssnd sonfi, Of Kssthryn Stewart .nee
Bertha Falkner and Willard, James
and sI6 Albert Stewart. Friends may
in rhurmont Nd, Funeral serv.
ices on Friday, February 1, at Q
R:,nH1; In''rmsnt ThurmOnt Gene:
SWEENEY, HELEN M. on wednesday
January 80. 1858, HELEN nj
SWEENEY, beloved mother Of Helen
two nieces and two n nepReWs. il HFgfe Friends 6s
Home, 2222 Wisconsin ave. NV
REQUIEM mass will be offered al
II an on Friday February l. 81
ave. and 25th st. Interment Coium-
oia Gardens Cemetery. 81
swITZER, CLAUDE r., sr. OF 4aio
Roanne dr., oxon Hili. Nd, on
January 20. 1903. husband Of Ruth
=. Switzer, father Of Claude f.. ir.,
and ana Roberta L. switzer son Of
sc. on Saturday. February =, al
| am, Interment Meadowridge
Memorial Park, Baltimore. Ma
swITzER, CLAUDE r. officer, and
"a members OF Camp Springs
I'M Lodge, No. 227, A. r, a
IN A. M, Camp Springs. Nd !,
~ NO are requested to assemble
NLN at 7:45 pm. Friday, Feb
w ruary /, 1868, at Cham
" bers' Funeral Home, bl7
llth st. Sc, Washington, ID. c.,
for the purpose Of conducting me-
mortal services for our late brother,
CLAUDE F. 5WITZER.
MoxLEY ]. BALDERSON, W. M.
JACK d. FERRELL, Secretary. l
swITZER, CLAUDE FRANKLIN. sr.
This Is to notify the mem
hers Of Columbia Council,
A No. %, Universal Crafts.
Nm men, Council OF Engineers,
| Yin Of the death Of CLAUDE
&Ak9 FRANKLIN SWITZER, sr.
Council services will be held
a. the W. W, Chambers Funeral
Home, 5l7 11th st. Sc, at s pm.
Thursday, January 81 1888
METRO BENSOROSKY,
Worthy Chief
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KING. THOMAS Z. on wednesday
1929 Old Georgetown rd., Bethesde'
Mo, THOMAS Z. KING, husband OF
catherine Q. King, brother OF Yer
non L., Russell ", w. r, and
Myyon w. King and Mrs. raw
govell; Friends may call at Gawler's
chapel, Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
81. NV. (parking on premisesl
where services will be held on
saturday, February 2, at nm
Interment Mount Olivpt Cemeterv /
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January 81, 1888, MARIE : iGsu'Tq1Y, g. FAY.
LoR Of 517 You st. NV, beloved
mother Of Gloria E. Giymph, Rosa
A. Warrington, Mary A., Earl r.,
John r., Harris NJ and Robert j.
Taylor. Also surviving are seven
sisters, one brother, eight grand
children. other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
| ArranRements by McGnirn Inc 3
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WASHINGTON. LLOYD. On rus.a.

Is n,.HV w W dLUfD. On Tuesday,
5l3l 5th st. NV, ILoYD Wasu,
lNGIoN, son Of Mary Washington
sna husband Of Helen Washington
AEo surviving are one brother
AlonSo Washington. and other reia-
yves and many friends. Notice ~
funeral later. ArranRementS Nv
Rollins. "
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HVNHEsI LAUhA MAE, On Monday,
January 2S, 1868. at the Baptist
LAURA MAE HUGHES, sister Of
Mrs, Olin Walter and Mrs. Reginald
Poole. She also is survived by
nieces and nephews. Services at the
8. H. Hines Co Funeral Home
290l 18th st. NV, on Friday
February /, at L. 80 am. (parking
tscilities). Interment Upper Seneca
BAPTIST Church Cemetery, Cedar
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HITWHAkDsON MARY ELLEN.

MM1AqRnYs'0gg, MARY hI.r,rS SSanqSFy vary, 30, 1869
Meadows, Nd, beloved Wis ~ .oI
iste BENJAMIN Warren Rirbards san tne
r nother OF Warren Mauriee Ricb,
sns sros9nl 1l sister Of George. Engens
ri sha WILLIAM Sweeney and Mrs sfhe csthe
~ bn1 w meNeH. She also is survived
Woods and Warren Fdwayd pbtetssy
H6rason, and a OVERWHELMINGLY
Syntnla Lee Woods. Friends atu, r,sl.
eau at the Richie Bros Fnranayy may
hf1ms; fnna; Upper Marlboro, Nd. wbeSs
saturdav SeTylees EnS viii be held on
an,ti,Inn sn,teir,mIent Epiphany Cemetery. Fnp n
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KULDA, MARIE tnee Taborskyl. q

Monday, January os, 1864. MARTF
kULDA Of 423 Best Gate I'd, An
Inapolis. Md. beloved wife oi the
Iate Joseph Kulda. mother OF Ed
q Nelson and Edward j. Kuids' n
FUNERAL from the Schimunek Fii-
neral Home, 2601 -05 East Madison
~. Baltimore, Nd. on Thursday
January 81, at ]. pm. Interment
ne iTn9ml1n hnnrna sSational ~ Cemetery. Visit
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, Worthy Chief.
JOHN N. PAPPAs. Secretary. 8

TAYLOR. JOHN w. sr. On wednes-
Hospital JOHN w. TAYLOR, sr., Of
lb43 Franklin st. ne, beloved hus.
band Of Gladys Burke Taylor, father
oi John w. Taylor, ir.; Sister John
MARIE, MARIE, g; 9; b.; q Ct. Anthony's
garet Wilson, Grace Jean TAYLOR
and Michael Taylor. Also surviving
are two grandchildren, John Michael
and William A. Wilson; brother Of
pr Paul TAYLOR and Mrs. Grace
Hanlon Funeral Home. 47ls wis.
eonsin ave. NV, on Friday, Febru-
ary /, at 9:15 am. Reauiem
mass at st. Francis De sales
Church, goth st. and Rhode Island
Fort Lincoln cemetspI Antermeht
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BULLOCK GEORGE w., sr. On
mems Hospital, GEORGE W. bull
bbOCk' bOk' 81. beloved husband OF
uel T.. and George W, bullock, iT. );
stepiather Of James Robinson and
victor Brown. He also Is survived
BY one sister, Mrs. Winnie HaT-
grove many other relatives and
from 3 to 10 't p.m' ThnTsydsy hmy 1s Isni Jssn
nary 81, at the Lomax A. M. III
zion Church, 2704 South Oath I'd :,
Arhngton, Va, where funeral aerv-
ices viii be held on Friday, Feb-
raars st ] pm, the Rev. A. W.
cemetery. Arrangements bv CHM,
services.
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MARTMsON. IILLIAN n on rue..

day, January sp' 1908, LILLIAN
u MARTINsoN, beloved wife OF
the late 1t, Comdr ueorge p
man L. Martinson, sister Of Birdie
Morse Of Queens Village, Long
Island, N. ~ She also Is survived
By two grandchildren, Friends may
call AZ the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Nd, urayeside
services on Friday, February 4.
81 the Memorial Gate OF arlington
National Cemetery Al z pm.
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HUBBLE, EVELYN. OF b4O5 Janice
lane. Temple Hills, Md, on January
Hubble and sister of Lawrence Evans
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
bl7 llth st. Sc. on Friday, Feb
ruary /, ct l2 noon. Interment
Arlington Mntinnhl CennntnrY
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DFatha

MATTE s. on Tues
aRMs4Ry AJAX yHngaEy 20 11SSSSS 11SSS oaE MITE Fdyss g
lane. Bethesda, Md, beloved wife
Of the late John ". Armstrons
dorff, T. H. NJ. Brambie and David
a. Bramble, both OF Chestertown,
Md, Friends are invited to call
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey,
Bethesda. Nd, where services will
be held on Thursday, January 81
az pm. Interment wesley Chapel
Rock, Hall. Md. on Friday, Febru
ary /, at 2 pm. 81
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LOCK, ST. Services win be helC
s7dah y w sdS.S Lonas s.,S a N E Zion Church
on Friday, February i, az pm
!S,sbI, !2S,AsbbIy,EasgTER .eRAMLY W. NJ.
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W
January 30, 1868, DAVID b. DANE.
NAN, beloved husband Of the late
Mary Daneman and devoted father
ot Jack Daneman OF Baltimore,
Md; Mrs. Katherine Scher Of Silver
Spring, Nd; Mrs. Bettye Freed OF
Takoma Park, Md; Mrs. Shirley Sa-
t, tsm OF Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Bessye
is survived by nine grandchildren
and eleven great-grandchildre
Services ct the Sol Levinson a Bros.
Home, 60l0 Reisterstown I'd. (at
Pinkney), Baltimore. Md, on Fri
day; February ]. at II am. center
parking courts through Pinkney
rd(. Interment Ohr Rnesseth
israel Anshe Sfard ConRregation
Cemetery, German Hill I'd. please
omit flowers In mourning al
g205 New Hampshire ave, Silver
Spring, Nd: also 37Os Gwynn osk
ave-, Baltimore. Md Family re-
quests visiting at the chapel on
THURSDAY, January 81, from 4 pm,
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POWELL, MARIE

1sry vary Ss. lees. MARIE iuPe PowTFaInf Tan-
81 1888 Clifton. ST. NV. wife Ut m
Hhenry Powell, beloved mother ., ~
sna ne9ry Miekens and Robert Banks.
and and funinr siSter q Mrs. Clara Wallace
tvived BY .nieces. nephews ot5eT rsia H
yves and q host OF friends Aftsr
pm. Thursday, January SJ
iIriends Ias are invited to csii A. *.
S5brvis Wbers Cnapel, 1892 You St nv
on Friday, February ~ neIo
ihterment Ashland. va. TN
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L0MAx, SAMUEL. on Wednesday,
January 30, 1893, at hls residence
222 Neal 81. ne, SAMUEL LoMAx,
husoand OF the late Mrs. Mamie
LomAx. father OF Leroy and Leon
HryAnt and uncle OF Mrs. Mareeline
Gray, He also Is survived by four
grandehildren, other relatives and
friends, Remains may be viewed
from TO pm. Friday, February
o. the Barnes a Matthews Fu-
ppfs1faaL Home, 5alg l4th st. NV.
funeral will be held on Saturday.
FfbruAry 2, At II am IHterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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Dratha

HOGAN. NOME. on wednesday, Janu-
Sd st. NV. NOME HOGAN. be-
loved wife of the late Robert r.,
s00sTt suryIvsd ps s0saR oRs ssf siso
ens T MSRssi Marssss hGsSf Aosan ana
neral Home, 1921 I4th st.
n.wy on Friday, February !, at
CAB asSries chafeah EeahGiea9 Grant RaSs Circle e. asd st
Varnum. ST. NV, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Mount olivet Cemetery.
HOLMES, WILLIAM o. Suddenly, on
Wednesday January 80, 1868, at
aye avs residsnssi 1871 PenhRsylysnis ns
Beloved husband OF Inez /, Holmes
and brother Of Charles and Edward
Holmes. Friends may call at the
Robert A, Mattingly Funeral Home.
l5l llth st. sc. (psrking facilitiesl !.
alter . pm. Thursday Services at
s.e, on SHnSI sSturdaS hqtS5i, FebTusry UIV AZ St
l0;3O am. Relatives and friends
invited. mterment Fort Lincoln
HOLMES, WILLIAM o. The officers
MuTM and members Of the Capitol
:.:i ] 4. !: 3".i
February /, 1868, TO pay
their respects to our late member,
WILLIAM o. HOLMES.
ROBERT A. LEE, President.
CHARLES Z. SHEETz, Secretary.
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NORMA c. On wednes-
faS fHcca1s c1af11ss'GY II igis ~ yea e. n9RMA Ha .si
Of Raymond c. Clayton, aunt OF
Mrs. Norma Jameson. Miss Laura
Clayton and Mrs. Helen walker,
and niece Of Mrs. Lugie Ferguson
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. After 4 pm.
Friday. February 4, friends are in
yited to call at the Mcguire Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV, where
services will be held at 2 pm.
Saturday, February 2. Interment
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day, January %, 1858, at her resi-,
dence, 313 East Del Ray ave, Alex.
andria, Va. DOROTHY MAY
BEACH, wife Of the late Arthur
Lee Beach, daughter Of Mrs. Blanche
Knott, sister OF Mrs. Lillian Har
man, Miss Irene Knott and Theodore
Knott. Funeral services on Friday
FEBRUARY L, at 2:15 pm, at the
cunningham Funeral Home, Cam.
eron and Alfred sts.. Alexandria
va, Interment National Memorial
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= r. EhEU; Departed this NE m
SaIuruay. January % iQsa ot ~
District General Hospital Hs Hso1: leavst g.
ppicso 3 mourn ma devoted wife, Mrs. Bertha
pieei Two sons, Riley and san,usi
Price: three daughters Ms 0MnSSei
haroy' Mrs. Annie Mae cunnfnsII
tpbSn tbra. sand Mrs. Catherine cain.
tnfee BROTHERS, Capous. c. j and IN
1'tRnqr Price: two sisters, Mrs sarsb
u grandchildren, ID graat sIoert'
CnIarehi sa one daughter-in-law thres
Esny other relatives and fPisndsu
from tr, . 70 10 pm. Friday, FebrIsry
WASHINGTON & sons FSnersi siieITy ny 3
d1o peane ave. ne. Funeral safur
$500 sy; aeporuary ?, at 1870 pm from
SSergeant Memorial Church 5Ist ana
Sasnss ns sts ne. the Rev. FrederieI
@sn,es @Ssrnes 9ffleiating Interment Carve
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BETHEL, MARY 9. on Wednesday
January 80, 1868, at the Iliff Nurs.
ing Home; Dunn, Loring, Va, MARY
James T. Halpin and Mrs. F, l.
Beese,, both Of Falls Church, va
Friends may call at the Robert ]
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 Co
lumbia pike, Arlington, Va. Re.
ouiem mass will be offered at 3
am. Friday, February l, at OuI
Lady Of Good Council Church
Vienna, Va. Interment st. Cath.
crimes Cemetery, Scranton, Pa.
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fLETGHER' imItsI ANNIE A., tnes Arrow
isn9sry 81 e. is.s ass Tta gsyotsa s. me- c9
OF William W and Nicholas M
Fieteher, beloved Erandmother ~
Wnltam T., Richard WI and Tim NJ
otny J. Fletcher and sister Of James
NsriH NrriTWsmsth and Mrs. Robert Me-
neral Home, 5sO1 Cleveland ave
hverdale, Nd, on Friday, Febru.
sry !, at 10 am. internent Enrt
Lincoln Cemeterv P,ort
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Tuesday, January 90, 1858, HENRY
EDWARD SIMMONS OF 7sO2 ken-
newick ave, Takoma Park, Nd, be-
loved husband Of the late Martha
=, slmmgns' father of Archie slm-
MIS-. Mary II, Lyons, Mrs, Myrtle II.
HARPER Lacy b Simmons and Mrs.
heba v. Eckert Also survived by
lb gTandchildfen and eight great.
grandchildren. Friends may call al
halleys Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode
Island ave, AT Eastern ave NE.
day, February at 2 p,m. Reia.
tlves and friends invited tnterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery Friends may
call wednesday after . pm. 81
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DEL yECCHIO. LEONARD M. Or

Military I'd NV, on January %.
sas63, brother Of Mrs Catherine T.
Stu1ds. Mrs. Jesse Vendemfa'
George D. and BENJAMIN p. Dowian
services at Chambers Georgetown
FUNERAL Home, 3072 M st, NV. IN
friday. February /, at 2 pm, In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery a.
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BAIRD, JAMES @. on Monday, Jan.
uary 2S, 1868, at Casualty Hospital
JAMES @. BAIRD Of 323 r st. n e.
Surviving are four daughters, one
son, q grandchildren, two sisters
five brothers, other relatives ano
iriends; Remains resting at the
James =. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
3Ol5 18th st. ne. (ample parkinI
taciltties), where friends may cal
after pm. Thursday, January 81
Funeral and interment Saturday
February 2, at Roxboro, N. c. 81
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qsTy IaTy 90 1899, in HsgerstoWn, Ma, Nd
%oIdN.,!s; %SoHn r ELLIS Of 500 Richie I'd :,
Of the late Edna A EIIiS IhIiSsosnd snd
brother Of Lille M. Holsten. Fu-
neral from the James II RYAN
runeral Home, -317 Pa. ave. Sc,
on saturday February ., at III
am. Relatives and friends n.
yitsd Interment Cedar Hin Gene. l.
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January "a, 1908. wfLBuR
WILLIAMS Of 0OO7 poindexter rd.
hockyllle Nd, beloved husband Of
Invited 10 call al the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob
ert Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd,
tuesday January 90 between the
hours Oh Y and y pm. where srrv-
Ices VIII be. held Wednesday, Janu-
ton, Pa In lieu ef flowers. A token
OF sympathy may be made 10 the
American Heart Fund. 80
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ussry e. 1888. DORA 3. IiLLEY
q $50 3lst st., Mount Rainier
Md. beloved wife Of the lSte
George 4. ..Lilley, mother OF Mrs,
Estella Mallonee, Mrs. Elya KEN
ney, Mrs. Arlean Sparks. Mrs. Mar
guerite Brunette, Chester. Charles
Mrs Mary L. Atkins ~ Frlends NAV W
eau at Nalley's Funeral Home, 5000
hnoae Island ave. at Eastern ave.
n.e' Where services will be held
on Friday. February 1. al ii am.
helatlyes and friends invited In
Md. at ei'
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BIsER. GEORGE z. on Tuesday
BIsER, the beloved bRyT hISS6d husbs1d =, II
Clarice Biser, father Of Wilds
Miller, Anna Fee, Talbot Biser, Gill
pert E. Stotler and Helen Mullican,
and brother-in-law OF Mary Me-
Mhirt. Funeral from the s. n
50. NV. (parking facilities) on
Friday. February /, at pm,
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
CITY Officials Tell Wallace
They Can Handle roubIe

Richmond Flowers, with whom
the Governor has been feuding
on the racial issue, said the
Governor will back down
again" IL Federal troops are
called into Alabama.
HE knows as we'll as I do,
that If they come, he will back
down again as he did at the
University of Alabama. What
does this profit our State?"
said Mr.. Flowers.
On the other side Of the
fence, leaders of the National
States Rights Party last night
praised Gov. Wallace for send
ing in the State police.
What is this whole thing oil
the troopers about? It's to pre-
vent mongrelization. 1t boils
down to blood, the blood of q
white man." Edward r. Fields
information officer of the party
told about 600 at a gathering
in nearby Bessemer.
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have no hope for an early
peaceful solution. The West
missed the bus, commented one,
adding that only time and cool
ing of tinder-dry temperS on
both sides could some day re-
suit in peaceful division of the
disputed valley.
Nor do Pakistani who per-
sonally have experienced Red
Chinese contempt for foreign
ers in Peking want to .isk in
curing Chinese wrath by back
ing down on the PakiStan
agreement to open an air
passenger service to Canton
Shanghai and possibly Tokyo
Warned one official:
| The free world will never gel
another leader like Ayub ir
Pakistan. He is beautifully
balanced, his heart is in the
West even though he is tryinl
to make elbow room with
China. yet every day he il
being weakened"
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Continued From Page Al
formally recommended ratifi.
cation of the treaty.
In a cautiously worded re-
port, the committee said thai
after reviewing the drawback;
and advantages, it concluded
the balance of risks weighed
in favor of the treaty"
The committee, headed BY
Senator Fulbright, Democrat
of Arkansas, had voted, 1871
in favor Of the treaty.
The treaty, which bans nu,
clear explosions in the atmos
phere, in outer space ant
underwater, is expected to gair
the necessary two-thirdS Senat
vote for ratification after {
week or so of debate.
Senator Mansfield said "thi
Nation, the Soviet Union, an,
the world are destined to liv
for a long time with feet dan
Cling over the grave that beck
onS to the human civilization
which is our common heritage.
Against that immense vol
Of darkness" he said, "thi
treaty is a feeble candle. 1t
a flicker Of light where ther
has been no light"
He said he would vote 70
ratification because it is i
the national interests and be
cause lit is a testament to tn
universal vitality of reason e.
because it is an affirmatio,
Of human life"
The committee report terme,
the treaty "a small but firm
step towards arms control"
1T is possible that by test
ing underground the Sovie
Union will slowly erase tn
chronological lead the Unite
States possesses in some crit
cal areas of nuclear develop
ment," the report acknowl
edged, adding:
But it is equally true, as tn
hearings indicated, that thi
gap could be closed much NOR
rapidly If unrestricted testin
were continued. In short, tn
effect of the treaty will be t
slow the rates and significant
ly increase the expense of Sc
Wet progress in those areas i
which the United States ha
superiority"
The report noted that "fo
more than a decade tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04
School Delay
In Huntsville
Is Resented

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Sept. 4
(AP).-The superintendent of
Huntsville schools says the
board decided to postpone the
opening of schools on an inte-
grated basis rather than sub
ject parents and children to
being turned away by State
troopers"
Supt. Raymond Christian
said the board complied with
Gov. George Wallace's request
to open classes Friday instead
of yesterday. Four Negro stu
dents were to enter four previ-
ously all-white schools under
Federal court orders.
Mayor r. B. Searcy said, 81
think it is unfortunate that
Wallace requested the closing
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Of the schools as we are
getting along all right here
and I didn't see any reason
for not opening our schools
this morning. We would have
had no trouble"
A telegram sent to Gov. Wal
lace Monday by citizens group
said, I'VE of the Huntsville
Citizens Committee for Bet
ter Schools urgently request
you to reconsider any action
you may be contemplating that
would interfere with the orderly
and peaceful conduct of free
public education in Huntsville.
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cracked down with harsh new
censorship measures. He and
his ministers do not fear, des-
pite newspaper stories to the
contrary, any immediate at
tack from India. But, looking
ahead, they are desperately
afraid of a resurgence of mill
tant Hinduism should Indian
Prime Minister Nehru die.
PakiStani leaders, including
Gen. Ayub. agree privately that
while Mr.. Nehru holds the reins
a secular India is no real
threat to Pakistan. Hence, Mr..
Nehru's recent sacking of some
provost but Hindu oriented
ministers has been welcomed
quietly here.
Does Pakistani leadership
really object to roughly $3.50
million United States aid to
build up midas army to II
divisions and create a radar
defense?
IF you save India from COM
munism you save us, too one
cabinet minister agreed. But,
he added, IF we have to arm
further - even with United
States help-to keep up with
India it will be at the cost of
our economic development.
Don't try to appease us by
offering us more military aid
to match midas"
Talks Disappointing
Gen. Ayub's top lieutenants
are greatly disappointed in the
tone of the Ayub- talks Sc
far.
One official who attended ar
intimate l2-man working din
ner with Mr.. Ball last nigh
said the undersecretary's de-
scription of Americas dilemm'
in trying to ride two boats a
once revealed little understand
ing of the deep emotiona
cleavage that has dividet
Hindus and Muslims for cen
turtles.
Commenting frankly on pas
experience in Washington, on
source remarked that "thes
Harvard men, oversimplif
matters. Real inner knowledg
of historical background is no
available TO them regarding
Kashmir settlement, he said,
Several top Pakistani Of
ficials admit privately that the