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Evening star., 1948-09-14
W. A. Dennison Rites
To Be Held Thursday

: Masonic funeral services for Will
lam A. Dennison, sr., so, assistant
foreman of grounds at st. Eli7abeths
Hospital, who died yesterday at q
hearing in the District Building, will
be held at 2 pm. Thursday at the
Mattingly funeral home, 131 Elev-
enth street Sc. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
p Mr.. Dennison, who also was man.
ager of several apartment buildings
in the 5000 block of Fourth street
Sc, collapsed a few minutes after
testifying in opposition to the clos
ing of some alleys in the block.
He had, returned to his seat in
the hearing room when he was
stricken with a heart attack Cor
oner A. Magruder Mcdonald issued
q certificate of death due to natural
causes.
An employe of the hospital here
for % years, Mr.. Dennison had been
its assistant grounds foreman since
1910. Before entering the employ
of the hospital, he worked as a
crane operator in steel plants here.
Mr.. Dennison was a native of
Washington and a graduate of old
Eastern High School. He was
member of the Naval Lodge Of
MasonS.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary Sue Dean Dennison, and a
sister, Miss Margaret E. Dennison,
with whom he lived at 3937 Fourth
street Sc; son, w. A. Den
nison, jr., Of Washington; daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geneva Garrett of Forest
Vile, Md; another sister, Mrs. Effie
Burns Of Tampa, Fla, and two
Evening star., 1948-09-14
). A. Shelton, 90, Dies;
Once House Member

Samuel A. Shelton, Republican
member of Congress from Missouri
from 1921 to 1923, died last night
at his home at Marshfield, Mo
He was 80.
A son, Frederick Dewitt Shelton
Is Washington attorney residing
at All Hadfeld lane NV. A
daughter, Mrs. John C. Ketchum, OF
Hastings, Mich, is the widow of q
former House member from Mich
igan. Another son is Samuel Shell
ton, assistant business manager OF
the ST. Louis Post Dispatch.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day at Marshfield.
Mr. Shelton was born in 1858 in
Lauderdale County, Ala. When he
was a boy his widowed mother
moved to Webster County, Mo-
where they farmed homestead land
He became a country school teacher
after attending Mountain Dale
Academy Later he studied law and
became circuit clerk. He also served
as postmaster and prosecuting at
torney.
He did not like his first-term ex-
perience in CongHss, protesting that
a new man had nothing to say. He
did not run for reelection.
In 1881 he married Miss Jincie
Napier. She died In 1888. They
had six children.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
DR.. BechdeI Who Proved
Cows Make Vitamin B, Dies
BY the Associated Prsss

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Sept. IA
DR.. Samuel I. Bechdel, 81, who made
window for a cows stomach to
show that cud-chewing animals
have the ability to manufacture
vitamin B complex died yesterday.
DR.. Bechdel, member of the Penn
State faculty for 80 years, and the
animal. known as ''the cow with a
window in her side" gained wide
attention because of the expert
ments.
Noted for his vatamin research
with dairy cattle, DR.. Bechder set
out in 1925 to prove that ruminants
have the ability to synthesize vita
min B complex in the digestive tract
by bacterial action.
For his experiment, DR.. Bechdel
used a COW which became known as
Penn State Jessie" A hole was
cut into the rumen in Jessie's left
side. After the wall of the runner
and outside skin had grown to.
gether, a rubber tube, or spool, wa!
inserted.
The operation made it possible fol
DR.. Bechdel and his associates tt
see what goes on in cows stomach
and prove that dairy cattle have 4;
negative requirement for vitamin T
complex in the ration.
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1n Mrn1uriant
TRIMBLE. LUCY E. On

COLE, BEATRICE BROOKS. A tribute
of love and devotion to the memory OF
our mother. daughter and sister. BEA-
TRICE BROOKS COLE, who passed away
nine years ago today, September IA, 1888.
The world may change from year to year,
Our lives from day to day;
But love and memory OF you
Shall never pass away.
Nine years have passed and gone
Since we were forced to part,
But time and space cannot erase
Your memory from our hearts.
THE FAMILY.
HOWLIN, CHARLES B.. In sad but loe-
ing remembrance OF my dear husband,
CHARLES B. HOWLIN. who passed away
No one knows the silent heartache,
Only those who have lost can tell
or the grief that is borne in silence
For the one l loved so well.
LOVING WIFE, EMMA.
MILLER, PLEASANT. In loving memory
passed away thirteen years ago today, Sep
tember IA. 1885. JOHNNY.
MINOR, GERTRUDE GRANTLIN. A
memorial to the memory of GERTRUDE
GRANTIIN MINOR, who passed away Sep
tember IA, 1880.
We viii meet beyond the river.
Where the singers cease to roll.
5. HER BEREAVED FAMILY.
dear brother PARIS THORNTON, who left
Is4s.
Nothing can ever take away
The love heart holds dear;
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near.
YOUR LOVING SISTERS AND ERoIHEE.
CLARA FORGAY. PERCY THORNTON.
EsTELLE CARTER, EDNA GILLIARD. .
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Father James J. Grove,
Educator, Dies at so
By the As.ocioted Press

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Sept. II
The Rev. James ]. Grove, so, OF
Baltimore. member of the Society
of st. Joseph, died yesterday In
Jersey City Medical Center.
Father Grove was visiting his
sister, Mrs. Catherine Killeen.
A native of Jersey City, Father
Grove was graduated from Epiphany
College in Newburgh, N. Y, and
from St. Joseph's Seminary in Bal
timore.
He was ordained in 1919 at Cath
olic University in Washington. Fol
the last IL years he taught in the
education department at Epiphany
College.
Besides Mrs. Killeen. he leaves
two 6ther sisters, Sister Marie
Melania, Star of the Sea Convent
Long Branch, N. j.. and Sister Mary
Claire, Holy Name Convent, Eas'
Orange. N j.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Funeral Services Today
For Stanley Deward 13

Funeral services were to be held
this afternoon for Stanley Deward,
-13, of 500 Rhode Island avenue
NE, at the Timothy Hanlon fu-
neral home, 641 H street NE.
Young Deward ran away from
home last month and was killed
August 20 at Del Rio, Tex, when a
truck in which he was hitch-hiking
homeward overturned His parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Deward.
The Rev. John West, pastor Of the
New Testament Church of God,
Fourth and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, was to officiate and Ken Davey,
director of Youth for Christ, was to
sing at the ceremony.
Burial will be at Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Funeral Services Held.
For Dwight 6. Smyfh

Funeral services for Dwight G.
Smyth, 56, General Accounting Of
flce employe, who died Sunday, were
held this morning at the Hysong
funeral home. 1900 N street NV.
Burial was to be in Arlington Gem
etery.
Mr.. Smyth. an employe in the
GAGS accounts control section for
the last IL years, died of heart at
tack at his home, 260l Calvert street
NV. He had been a resident of
the District since 1896.
Born in Lawrence, Mass. Mr..
Smyth lived in New York before
entering the Army in World War I
and serving overseas as an enlisted
man. From 1920 until he came to
the District, Mr.. Smyth was a
broker with a New York Arm.
He is survived by his widow. the
former Dorothy Rockwell of Buffalo,
N. Y, to whom he was married in
1920; daughter, Mrs. Betty S,
Raborg of Arlington, Va, and two
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Caroline Astor Wilson, 86,
Widow Of Banker, Is Dead
BY the Associo.sd Prsss

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Mrs. Caro-
line Schermerhorn Astor Wilson
86. a great-granddaughter OF John
Jacob Astor and the last of the five
children of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Astor, died yesterday.
She was the widow of M. Orme
Wilson, New York banker, and an
aunt of Vincent Astor, one of New
York's largest real estate owners.
Her mother, the former Miss
Caroline Webster Schermerhorn, was
one of the Nations best-known
social leaders from the early 70s
until her death in 1908.
Her mother was known as 'the"
Mrs. Astor and compiled with the
late Ward McAllister the celebrated
-Four Hundred" of American So
ciety, which comprised her visit
ing list.
Mrs. Wilson was a sister-in-la
of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, the
widow of the brigadier general. and
was a sister of Col. John Jacob
Astor, who was lost in the 1912
sinking of the liner Titanic when
it struck an iceberg. Col Astor
left a net estate of more than
S85, 900 ,0OO
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Forrest Rutherford,
Republic SteeI's
Capital Agent, Dies

Forrest S. Rutherford, since 1884
washington representative of the
Republic Steel Co.. died last night
at his home, $500 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. He was 81.
Mr.. Rutherford came to the Dis
trict is years ago from Youngstown,
Ohio, where he had been executive
assistant to the president Of Re
public Steel for several years. Pre-.
viously, he represented the Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube Co. In cities
throughout the Middle West.
Active socially here, he was
member of the Metropolitan Club,
the National Press Club and ths
Burning Tree Country Club. He at.
tended st. Johns Episcopal Church
and was Republican.
MIR. Rutherford was born In
Charleston. w. Va, and lived in
Council Bluffs. Iowa, in his youth.
Although his formal education did
not extend past his early teens,
friends said, he was the author OF
several plays and a book. William
Shakespeare-A Nom de Plume"
dealing with the Shakespeare Bacon
controversy.
One of his plays. Her Salary
Man." was produced on the New
York stage in 1922.
In 1918 he married Althea Jewell,
who was piano accompanist for
Alma Gluck, the. opera and concert
soprano, and during World War I
the couple entertained soldiers In
France.
In addition to his widow, Mr..
Rutherford is survived by two sis.
tiers, Mrs. Julian Kinds of Los An.
geles and Miss Emily Rutherford OF
Baltimore. and a brother, Thomas
Rutherford of Columbus, Ohio.
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Wife of. Dutch Officer
Dies Of Traffic Injuries;
48th D. {. Fatality

Mrs. Liesche Poppe, %, wife OF
1t. Janus Poppe, a Netherlands
representative on the Combined
Chiefs of Staff, died in Emergency
Hospital last night of traffic in
juries suffered Saturday.
She was the Districts 48th traffic
fatality of the year, compared with
So this time last year. The 1947
toll was 72.
Mrs. Poppe, who lived at 1912
Floral avenue, Takoma Park, Md,
suffered head injuries and a frac-
tured leg about 7 pm. Saturday
when she was struck by a taxicab
as she stepped from a streetcar
oading platform in front of 6514
Georgia avenue. NV.
4 Women Slightly Hurt.
Driver of the taxi, listed by police
as William B. Price, 80, colored, of
339 Thirteenth street Sc, is to ap-
pear before coroner's inquest.
Two young women escaped serious
injury Yesterday when the car in
which they were riding and a Cap
ital Transit Co. bus collided at
Fourth and Madison streets NV.
The women are Miss Margaret j.
Shugart. 10, Of 47U7 Connecticut
avenue NV, driver of the car, and
Miss jeanette Stuart, 20. of 1909
Fifteenth street NV. Both were
treated by private physician for
minor bruises.
After colliding with the bus, driven
oy Leslie J. Hoffman, 50, of 1441
Spring road NV, the car skidded
nto truck operated by Richard
A. Mousseau, %, of 3539 A street
Sc.
Hotel Door Smashed.
In another accident yesterday,
10 one was injured but glass door
If the Martinique Hotel, 1911 Six
eenth street NV, was smashed
when a car drive by Elio Bondi, "a,
'l27 P street NV, crashed into it.
Police said the car went out of
'ontrol, leaped the curb and side
walk and went through some shrub
'ery before smashing the door.
Mr.. Bondi. commercial attache
# the Italian Embassy who has
'een here only two months, told
'olice he didn't know what had
happened. Police said they thought
lie pushed the wrong foot pedal.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Dredging Fight Due
AS Oyster Season
Opens in Potomac
By J. l. Michosl
Special Correspcndept of n. S,o,

~S''ssfSftoSHI OF Inc Syof
COLONIAL BEACH, Va, Sept. IA
Potomac River oysters, reportedly
fat" and in better supply than for
several years, today appeared likely
to bring an early climax to an old
controversy between Maryland and
Virginia.
Bivalves from this section will an
pear on the markets of Washington
and other nearby cities shortly after
the legal season opens at sunrise
tomorrow. Packing house operators
on both sides of the river said oys-
termen will be paid from 81 to So. so
a bushel and that the retail price
In the cities probably will be around
81 pint.
The catch will be brought up,
Maryland authorities declare, only
by those who use hand tongs-the
method specified by law, as Free
State officers interpret the statutes
To enforce that viewpoint, Mary
land patrol craft today are scurry-
ing into position to guard Cedar
Point and Swami Point. the two
main bars in the upper river. Both
are near here, in Maryland waters.
But on the Virginia shore, where
State law says oysters may legally
be dredged from the Potomac, a
email hand of ri,yorr,,an ora rao d,-
ing their speedy craft for a try al
the Maryland blockade.
Their efforts, successful in recent
years, have seriously depleted the
oyster supply and have brought open
warfare" between the two States
Those familiar with the situation
predict that the decisive battle" will
occur sometime during the current
season, which will end April /.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Mrs. John White Dies;
Retired Bishops Wife
Nv the A,soeiofed Press

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept. IA. -
Mrs. Katherine White, 81, wife OF
Bishop John Chandler White, re
tired, of the Episcopal Church died
yesterday.
She was the granddaughter of the
Rev. Charles Dresser, first rector OF
st. Paul's Church, Springfield, who
officiated at the wedding of Abra-
ham Lincoln and Mary Todd.
In addition to her husband, two
children also survive. They are Miss
Katherine Virginia White OF Spring
field and Maj.-Gen. Thomas Dresser
White, commander of the 5th Air
Force at Nagoya, Japan.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Walter f. Barron, 81, Dies;
Treasurer Of Underwriters

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14-Walter E.
Barton, g. of New York, TREASURER
of the National Association Of Life
Underwriters, died of heart at
tack yesterday during convention
of the association.
Mr.. Barton had Just left meet
ing of the board of trustees and re-
turned to his hotel room. He had
planned a dinner last night on the
occasion of his resignation as treas
urer
He was New York representative
of Union Central Life of Cincinnati,
and lived at Douglaston, L. I.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
George Lewis, Mormon
Official, Dies of Injuries
BY the ksseeiofed Press

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Sept. IA
George Lewis, 46, Kansas City,
apostle Of the Reorganized Latter
Day Saints Church, died in. the In
dependence Sanitarium today.
Mr.. Lewis, his wife, two daugh-
ters' and son were injured Sunday
when their automobile struck a
bridge near Winston, Mo.
The apostle was secretary Of the
Quorum of Twelve, which formulates
ministerial policies OF the church,
and was in charge of the New Eng
land district.
Judith Lewis, H. was reported in
critical condition last night. Greg
ory, 8, was still in serious condition
Alice. II, was reported slightly i'm
proved, and Mrs. Lewis condition
was described as fair"
Evening star., 1948-09-14
George W. Wheeler, TO-,
Civil War Veteran, Dies
Nv the Assocjoted Press

PEORIA, Ill, Sept. 14-George w.
Wheeler, who served 18 months in
the Civil War, died yesterday at
the age of 103.
He died at the home Of his son
knzie. Mr.. Wheeler was born in
Fulton County in 1874, and would
have been 104 years old October 19.
Survivors include the son, five
grandchildren, eight great-grand-
children, two brothers and a sister.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Edward M. Loru Dies;
PhiIodeIphiu Banker
. the Associofsd Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Sept. Il.
Edward Morris Lara, 81, retired
Philadelphia banker, died yesterday
after long illness.
For many years Mr.. Lara headed
the bond department of the Federal
Reserve Bank In Philadelphia. He
had lived here three month";
Evening star., 1948-09-14
DrathH

ANCRuM. ALLENE DOUGLAS On
Csy ALLENE DOUGLAS ANCaUM. niece
o M. and Mrs. James Douglas Of 1871
Clars and Clarice jenkins. Interment
Charlotte, N. c.
AyERILL. MARY B. On September IL,
1a4s. in paIIo Alto, Calf. MARY 3.
AAvERMILL. A',sIM wife Of The ,ats Nathan K.
Mrs Haydn Sears Mrs. Mrs Peter ~ Hams "'arsi and
Dr.. John Averill She was native OF
New York cily REQUIEM mass. will be
Arlington National Cemetery Chapel. Is
life stNRf on Mohaay eh9xD stpembsf psen55sq 'hs r.
Ae> l94s, at the Veterans Hospital.
% n n Mar Ma5tinsbgrs W Va: HENRY 5Et,F.
IA nut St, fakoma Park. Nd. the
NS beloved husband of Mrs. Lena
.,.x.ns, Bailey; loving son q Mrs; BeTdis
TayIor brother Of Mrs. Marssret Martin
Ms. Mabel Reed, Mrs. Dorothy Mcneil and
M Thomas Bailey Of Philadelphia' Pa;
stance and Deloras Mcneil. Other rela-
tives and friends also survive. Friends
pm pm at at The he john Ohm r Rhnes & CO. funeral
Home, Bird and Eye SITS, sw Funeral FIJI
DAY September ! = at | % 20 an from n the
tween 3rd and 4th sts. s.w., Rev. Frank
Williams ofhcatine. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ID
BISHOP. henry r. On Monday, Sep
ssr sRSsy r Bap 1915 =. Of HsT5ienGHFo Vn 81
Bishop, Ssh o'fsfe father Of Mrs Nancy W. sieriey
s.hVp s. of Nss1 Palm BeasS Sl19i F
at the H Hines Co. Funeral Home 2aol
14th St n "a. on THURSDAY september m
A. pm. 1nterment Rock Creek Gene
End.
denly, on Sunday September II: is4s at
i hons DshIgren VA Howell EeyTE beoHsd GAs
and brother OF Alice Jansen, Eleanors
Bradley and Richard W Bollman VI Inter
Say snt ssptemSer ATen10p Na0nf q at pm ReistiSes
and friends invited to attend.
BOWMAN. MARIE. On Monday, Sep
MARIE BOWMAN. Notice Of funeral later. |
by Brooks & Allen
BRADDoCK, JOHN, On Monday. Sep |
soas BRADDoek Ii 59oe At Of BaS5ssRfS s.
beloved father OF John P. Braddock Fu- /
neral from Collins Funeral Home. 3s2i
At q 40 am Requiem mass at st. Gabriels
H1itea nvifed Interment m Mount olivet Gene
tery. 10
BRANsON, SAMUEL. Departed this lie
RRANsoN. He leaves TO mourn their loss
one half sister. two nieces, one nephew,
many other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at R. N. Horton Funeral
Home. 1922 u st. NV. Funeral Wednes-
day, September ;, at 2 pm, from the
a hove funeral home. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
BUCKNER. MARGARET On Saturday, |
September Ii. l94S at the residence Of
her daughter, Baltimore. Nd, MARGARET re-
James Buckner and mother of William
Ruckner. Mrs Mary Lomax. Mrs. Lettie /
Carter and Mrs Viola OUTLAW; She also
leaves eight grandchildren, four great
two sisters, Mrs. Hattie
Greene and Mrs. Martha johnson. snd
four brothers, Douglass. William, Jonn ana
Charlie Smith Funeral WEDNESDAY Sep
tember is. from Mount Zion Baptist
Church. Warrenton, Va, Rev J: W. Wood
,tery. ARRANGEMENTS by Joyner.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

TROPHY DEFENDERS-Mrs Sybil Newlands and Mrs
Marianne Boschan ef hold the trophy of the Washington
Bridge Leagues Womens Auxiliary which they won last year
and September group its annual
bridge $500 Sixteenth street NV for the benefit
Hospital Mrs Dora Schwartz (cener) chair
man donor of the and Mrs. Howard G.
Campbell rght president of the league Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Garh uf Chunks

EDwARps, ROBERT L. The family of
the late ROBERT L. EDWARDS express
their sincere appreciation to their friends
and neishbors for their expressions OF SYM
pathy and kindness THE FAMILY .
Evening star., 1948-09-14

at : pm. Relatives and friends invited
STEWART MARGARET s. On Tues
day, September IA. l94S. at Sibley Me
mortal Hospital. MARGARET 8; STEWART;
mother of Robert l. Stewart, Mrs. Mary
3. Goodrich and Mrs. Elizabeth s. Pull
man. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 400 Chaplin st. NV, on THURSDAY
S ns Pare o Fails
STRUCK, THERESA C. On Monday
September 13. 1913, at her residence. 419
End st. ne. THERESA C. STRUCK. mother
Perkins, stephanie Turner and Dorothy
Roi, Joan. Winona and Reene Mcclure, and
resssnes an
church, eI where mass viii be ofered al 5
fnterment m a Mount Ho5h oiivet Gem Cemetery. cry 'e'
, THOMPSON, MARY r. Departed this
life on Sunday, September IL. 194s, MARY
r THOMPSON of ia You st. NV. widow
of the late Daniel B; Thompson. She
bell Beckett. Mrs James w Beckett, Mrs
Mayme Beckett Lane: sister-in-law OF
Mrs Celie Ferguson and Messrs Harry and
william Thompson she ,snS also is Nn,,. survived e
funeral later. Arrangements. by Maivan
g. Schey. IL
THOMPSON. MARY s. All inmates of
Bethel Household of Ruth: No. I71a, G;
..2ne o Of e r. sss e 'ifsnf
at pm, At odd Fellows Temple 70 ar
range for the funeral of Inmate MARY 5.
THOMPSON Funeral Friday. September
church & 4 . 8. S.fsssn t.e EssRssss sne ss,s
MAuDE c. JOHNSON. ". \.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

USE, PVT. JOSEPH W., U. >. A.
Killed in action on November
%. 1914, at st. Lo, France,
Pvt. JOSEPH W. SPROUSE. be-
loved nephew of Mrs. Katie
Quick, 1857 Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring. Md Services will
be held at Arlington National
! Wednesday. September Is. 194S,
IL, LII NJ cd
Evening star., 1948-09-14

HE on Monday, September II,
. l94s. at the Veterans Hospital
9 IN Martinsburs: W Va. HENRY
a nut st, Takoma Park. Md, the
y beloved husband of Mrs. Lena
Bailey. loving son of Mrs. Berdie
Evening star., 1948-09-14
DEFFENBAUGH, WALTER S. A spe-

WALTER 5. spe-
n cial communication of Takoma
n Lodge, No. 20. F. A. A. M, has
N been called for Wednesday, Sep
10 tember Is, l94S, at IL noon,
e~ for the purpose of attending the
y funeral of pur late brother, WAL
TER s. DkFFENBAUGH.
HAROLD F. GATES, Master.
nXPE
Evening star., 1948-09-14

JOHN A MOYER. Secretary. l5
HARRISON CLARENCE tHOTTS). Sud
dsng on sqnaf SHoT, the BE-
loved SON OF Mrs. Delsie Harrison; He
also is survived by two sisters. Catherine
Wells ana Iver o5ser TeatVes he and friends
Remains resting with L. E. Murray d. Son,
1897 10th st. NV, where services will be
Interment 1te in Woodlsvn Cemetery. 49,
tem6er aarl is is4s. sAS sfLAs g &. HELM HELM, nus
band Of Beula Heain; .ss GTaveside IS serxiess Wss
nesday. September | 5, at pm. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. Arrange
ments by the Huntemsnn Funeral Home
HENNEY, MARY ELLEN: On Sunday,
MARROW Services at Chambers Funeral
Home 400 Chaplin st. NV on Thursdsy; DAY;
afH'N Hi Cemetery, Alexandria, Va, IA
INABINET, LAYTON L. On sunday,
September II, le4s, at Gsorsetown Uni
versity, HOSPITAL LAWToN L. INAB1NET'
father of Lawton M Inabinet, GRANDPA
ther of Alan. and Carol 1nabinet. sery;
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, ?072 NJ
pm Interment National Memorial Park,
Falls Church. Va. IA
JOHNSON. VIRGINIA F. Departed this
life on SATURDAY September inI j.. IL is lg4s; A. a.
4
/ JOHNSON. She leaves to mourn her loss
! four sons. Vernon E., Harold o. Trevanyon
and Edward Johnson; four sisters, two
brothers and host of other relatives and
friends 1.-The late Mrs. virginia F, john
| son can be viewed after l O'Clock Tuesday,
September IA, at Smiths Funeral Home,
l"lI6 18th ST. NV. Funeral Wednesday.
September Is, at l o'clock Elder William
Vicks ofhciatinR. 1nterment Woodlnwn
Cemetery, II.
JOHNSON, JOHN. On Sunday, septem-
Der -, I94S, JOHN JOHNSON. the son
Of the late James and Mamie johnson.
He leaves Ave sisters, Mrs. Agnes Hill, Mrs
Edna Mack Mrs Teresa Browne Mrs.
Lucille Robinson and Miss Helen Johnson;
five brothers, Francis, Paul, Franklin,
Charles and Vincent Johnson, and many
other relatiyes and friends. Friends may
call after pm. Tuesday, September IA,
at the Funeral Home of Alexander S. Pope
l4t4 18th st. Sc, where prayers will be
4 said Wednesday. September 1a at $40
m, Rev Father Francis T. Carney: S.
~. otbciatins. Interment Mount ohvet
Hensetery.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

ANCRuM ALLENE DOUGLAS. On
Sunday, September 12. 194S, in New York
C.ty, ALLENE DOUGLAS ANCRUM. niece
o Mr and Mrs. James Douglas of 1871
ic-Ida ave. NV. cousin of Mrs. Madeline
ClarG and Clarice Jenkins. Interment
Charlotte. N C.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

DEF r ENbAUGH, WALTER 8. On MOn-
day, September 49,, 194S WALTER S.
DEFFENBAUCH of Berkeley Springs. W.
Va. son OF the late Mariah and George
Deffenbaugh. Services. at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2a01 I4th st. NV, on
Wednesday September Is. at ] pm. In
terment Washington Memorial Park Gene
terry,