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Evening star., 1948-10-20
House Painter Dies
Of Knife Wound

Homicide detectives today were
investigating the death Of a 36-year-
old house painter who, his wife re-
ported, plunged a knife into his
heart early today as they were
drinking coffee in their room.
The dead man was Robert Brown
Lennon, 500 F street NE. He and
his wife Mary came to Washing
ton from Whiteviile, N. c.. only
seven weeks ago, police said. The
painter was said to have been work.
ing with bis brother, Robert L.
Lennon, 614'I street NV.
The couple had visited the brother
last night and later gone to q beer
parlor, which they left about !
am. to return to their room, Mrs
Lennon told police.
AS he was drinking his coffee,
Mrs. Lennon said. her husband
jumped up and seized a butcher
knife, shouting
II am going to kill myself"
Mrs. Lennon said she took the
knife from him. A short time
later, she told police, he took a
pairing knife and, without warning,
thrust it into his chest. Neighbors
summoned police after Mrs. Lennon
ran from the room, screaming.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
withheld death certificate pend
ing an autopsy.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Mrs. 0. |. Thompson Dies;
Lived in District "A Years

Mrs. Nellie Macdonald Thomp.
son, IA, a Washington resident fol
A years, died yesterday at hel
home, 1905 Monroe street NE, after
an illness of 10 months.
Mrs. Thompson was born in Eng
land and was brought to the United
States as an infant. In 1904, she
married Oliver L. Thompson in
Akron. Ohio. He is a retired Gov.
errment Printing Office employee
and lives at the Monroe street ad.
dress.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Thomp.
son is survived by two daughters
Miss Dora Thompson and Mrs. Lois
Thompson Burns, both of the Mon
roe street address, and two sisters
Mrs. Lester w. Babb, Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio, and Mrs. Vincent Rit.
ebay OF Pittsburgh.
Private funeral and burial services
will be held tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
dewitt |. SIay Dies;
Drugstore Manager

Dewitt L. Slay, 40, a Peoples Drug
Stores manager here for the last 10
years, died in Doctors Hospital yes
terday after brief illness.
Mr.. Slay, who lived at 5408 Allan
road, Westgate, Md, was a native
of Waynesboro, Miss. He joined the
Navy as a youth and was stationed
here for six years as a pharmacists
mate. When his enlistment was up
in 1926, he went to work for the
drug firm.
He served as pharmacist, assistant
manager and manager Of several
company stores. For the last three
years he had been manager of the
drug store at 2529 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Mr.. Slay was a member Of King
David Masonic Lodge, and was in
terested in Police Boys Club activi.
ties.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Athea Kilgore Slay; son, Dewitt
L. Slay, jr., a student at the Uni
versity Of Maryland and three
brothers. They are Paul Slay Of
Tampa, Fla; Sam Slay, Waynes-
boro, and Howard Slay, Laurel, Miss.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow in the Hines fu-.
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Fort Linz
coin Cemetery- 90
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Thomas 5. Eliot Mentioned
For Nobel Literary Prize
BY fhe Asseeiotsd Press

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 20.-Literary
sources said yesterday that Ameri.
can-born Thomas Stearns Eliot /.
considered a strong candidate fol
the Nobel literary prize. The prize
this year amounts to 159,772 crowns
or more than $44,00
The 60-year-old author, who Il
now a British subject, was men,
toned as a possible winner last
year, but the prize then was
awarded the French writer, Andre
Glide.
Mr.. Eliot's last book was the
poetic work called "The Four Quar-.
tets" He is best known for hi
poems and essays, but has written
a well-known play, THE Murder II
the Cathedral"
Other writer's mentioned in the
discussion were the italian Alberto
Moravia and the French Andre
Malraux and Francois Mauriac.
The 18 members of the Swedish
Academy will award the Nobel
literary prize November 4, the same
day the winners of the physics
and chemistry prizes are selected
by the Academy Of Science.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Miss Lula '. Tavenner, II
To Be Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held at
noon tomorrow for Miss Lula v.
Tavenner, 70. a piano teacher here
for many years. Miss Tavennel
died Monday in the Iliff Nursing
Home, Dunn Loring. Va, after an
illness of several months.
Services will be conducted at the
Hines funeral home, 29O1 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
in Leesburg. Va.
Miss Tavenner was bonn In
Loudoun county, a member of an
old Virginia family and was edu-
Gated in Winchester. She came to
Washington in 1902. and lived with
a sister, Mrs. w. ]. Oates, at 1924
Porter street NV.
Three other sisters also survive
Mrs. H. C. Beall, 3O07 Porter street:
Mrs. S. M. Birdsong and Miss Belle
Tavenner, both Of 3001 Porter street.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Gaithersburg Services SET
For Mrs. Mary PIummer

Funeral services were to be held
at 2 o'clock today in her Gathers
burg MD home for Mrs. Mary
Cecil ,Plummer, 56, who died Sunday
after an illness of almost a year.
Burial was to be in the Clarksburg
Md Cemetery.
Mrs. Plummer was born in HyattS-
town. Md, but lived for most of her
life in Clarksburg. Her first hus-
band was the late Levi Price. Mont
gomery County Liquor Control
Board employe in Clarksburg.
After Mr.. Prices death in 1885.
she moved to Gaithersburg and
married Arthur Plummer, Gathers
burg merchant who died last July.
Mrs. Plummer was active in Metho-
dist church work.
She is survived by two sons. Levi
and Robert X. Price of Rockville,
and by six brothers and sisters.
They are Mrs. G. E. Crawford and
Mrs. Roland Walker of Gathers
burg; Mrs. G. U. Landrum Of Detroit
Lakes, Mimi, and Wilson, Millard
and Roger Cecil of Washington.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
HIT Mrttturiant

QUEEN, JOHN H. In loving remem-
fabsr oHN q dear EAs hHsSsnd bn and devoted
SIX years ago today October 90, 1912.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN, MARY A.
9HEEN' 9{}EEM FRANCIS AND SYLVESTER
HEARNs. REV. FRANK E. In sad but
FRANK e. HEARNS who departed This
NE four years ago today, october 20
Four years have passed away,
Another sun has set,
And still love and long for you,
u,s How nTvSTr5 can forget; ys,, ,,,s
hiH HEARNs AnREySrED WIFE MRS ALICE D.
forget the morning of october 90, Ia44
Uncle Rev G1 PRANk & ~ HEARNs sa' was my desd sssI
Week after week wander to the GENE
ef' II PEKcy oD 3 VII %HLLfAMs FANS
KIRBY. WILLIAM WALLACE. JR. In
er, WILLIAM WALLACE KIRBY. sJ Jr'' o'Vsns Wno
was killed in action on Leyte Island four
years ago today, October 20. 1914!
T9e r. d. depths ,das Of Of sorrow we cannot ten
And while he sleeps. a peaceful sleep,
HIS MOTHER, FATHER, BRoTHER AND
!TeAs THOMAS AohAs N r1s2s
exchanged this life to live in q house not
seven years ago today, November 20. 1871
Gould love and care thy death prevent
LIE :, e. was " de. desired but God hath said
MRS LOUISE A. HAWKINS. -
RoAT, EUGENE F. In sad and loving
of RoA e xbn enadtd and father ,s
October 20. 1855 wiz '"''e0 '''' 'Ae
We do not need~a special day
To bring you to our minds.
The days we do not think OF you
Are very hard to find.
God took you home to Heaven,
We couldn't understand.
Il seems @ we always had you here
To tell our troubles to.
We wonder If God understands
Just how we miss you?
We thank God now for the years we had,
That wonderful husband and daddy Of
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. .
MOODY. DIR. HERBERT RAYMOND. In
loving remembrance Of our dear friend,
20, 1947.
"s . the whole
Like q parched scroll
Shall before my amazed sight unroll,
And without o screen
At one burst be seen
The presence wherein have been"
BRADLEY. JUNE, BONNY, Gal WALDRIP
RUTH, ROBERT ORDwAY. In loving
ROBERT ORDWAY. RUTH, who left us
seven years ago today, october 20, 1941
Like ivy on the withered oak,
When all other things decay,
Our love for you will still keep green
And never fadea away.
HIS MOTHER, MRS. MAMIE c. RUTH,
AND SISTER, VIOLA r. GREENFIELD
SMITH. JOSEPH LANE. In tender and
loving memory of our husband, father and
grandfather, JOSEPH LANE SMITH, who
left us SO suddenly three years ago today,
October 90, 1945.
Deep, in our hearts you are fondly remem-
Sweet, happy memories cling to your
name:
True hearts that loved you with deepest
Always viii love you in death Just the
WIZ. son AND GRANDCHILDREN. .
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Petwofh Citizens 10 Guard
Fire Boxes on Halloween

Citizens in the Petworth area are
going to the aid of the Fire De-
partment this Halloween.
In pairs they're going to guard
about Is fire boxes in Petworth
from persons who turn in false fire
alarms.
Harvey o. Craver, president Of
the Petworth Citizens Association,
which met last night in the Pet
worth Library, Georgia avenue and
Upshur street NV, asked for vol
unteers for Halloween night duty.
He also called on other citizens as
sociations to follow the same plan.
New officers were elected for the
coming year. They are Thomas R.,
Manning, president; Benjamin j.
Waldo, and Otto B. Griffin, vice
presidents; Earl w. Cooper, secre-
tary; John T. Thomas, financial
secretary; Mrs. Annie E. Hamill.
corresponding secretary; John S.
Hamill, treasurer; o. v. Carpenter,
sergeant-at-arms, and Ernest F..
Henry and John H. Connaughtcn,
delegates to the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations.
Arthur H. Kruse, executive direc-
tor of the United Community Serv.
ices, spoke.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Picard Expedition !"
Departs From Dakar

DAKAR, Oct, 20 (By wireless)
{ N ANA The Picard Cosyns
deep-sea expedition departed yes
terday aboard its mothership Seal
dis at 5:45 pm. (about 2:45 pm.,
EST. The expeditions destination
is the waters of the Cap Verde
archipelago, OF the west coast OF
Africa.
There, Profs. Auguste Picard and
Max Cosyns, the expeditions CO.
leaders, using the "bathyscaphe, I"
will attempt to dive into the sea to
depths Of ~ miles or about 4
more miles below the surface than
ever reached by man.
AS, the ship pulled away from its
pier Prof. Picard leaned on the
railing and waved goodbye to the
Belgian consul here. Previously
both Prof. Picard and Prof. Cosyns
had made a farewell visit to the
commander of the Dakar naval
base, Capt. Plumejaud, to thank
him for aid received.
Accompanying the Scaldis on It's
journey is the Ellie Monnier, cor
vette of the French Navy, which
departed Is minutes before the ex-
petitions mothership.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Juvenile Jury Furnishes
Pre-HalIoween vandaIs
BY the Associated Press

CONVICTION. KY, Oct. 2o.-A
juvenile jury, backed by a police
judge, passed judgment at nearby
Ludlow here last night on four teen
ayers accused Of pre-Halloween
vandalism.
The youthful jury of eight recon-
'mended that the accused children
apologize to the offended persons
and be confined to their homes after
|8 pm. from October Is to October
81, inclusive.
Police Judge Ernest Mershon, jr.
said parents Of the four accused
teen-agers had been instructed to
follow the recommendation Of the
jury.
The children were accused of kick
ing over garbage cans and breaking
windows.
Judge Mershon said he planned to
continue use Of juvenile juries as a
means of handling youngsters ac-
cused of misdemeanors.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Veteran BIomes
| Window Removal
In Brides Death
BY the Assoeiofsd P1ass

SAVANNAH, Ca. Oct. 20.-A Navy
veteran today blamed the death OF
his young bride on a landlord who,
he said, removed doors and windows
from her apartment while he was
overseas.
The civil suit by James D. Crosby,
"A, asked $4,000 damages.
Named as defendants were Mr..
and Mrs. M. M. Swindell. The suit
said MIR. Swindell now is dead.
The-suit charged that Mrs. Crosby,
a bride of four months, died of
pneumonia in December, 1943, after
the Swindells had caused the doors
and windows to her apartment to be
removed in an eviction attempt.
Mr.. Crosby said he was serving
aboard cruisers in the South Allan
tic and the South Pacific from 1941
to 1916, save for brief shore duty
in this country in 1943.
The ex-Navy coxswain said he did
not learn the details of his 18-year-
old wifes death until his return
to the United States.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Mrs. Annie Connor, Is,
Widow of Builder, Dies
By the Assocjotsd pYess


Mrs. Annie Roche Connor, rs,
lifelong resident of Washington
died at the Fairview Sanitarium,
1869 Upton street NV, yesterday
after an illness of several years.
She was the widow of James
Connor, builder who died in 1922.
She Is survived by two sons, James
E. Connor. 1855 Forty first street
NV, assistant trust officer for the
American Security and Trust Co..
and Thomas F. Connor, pharma-
cist, with whom Mrs. Connor for
merly lived at 81 Mcdonald place
NE.
Requiem mass will be offered at
the Church of the Nativity, 5000
Georgia avenue NV, at 8 am. Fri
day. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Richard WoIIoch, Jr.,
Rites in Wurrenton
BY the Associofsd Press

WARRENTON, Va. Oct. 20.-Fu.
neral services for Richard Wallach
jr., resident secretary of the Rolling
Rock Club of Ligonier, Pa, were tt
be held here this afternoon. Buria.
will be in Warrenton Cemetery.
Mr.. Wallach, who died here Mon.
day, was the son of Richard Wal
ZACH and Edith James Wallach. A
native of Warrenton, he lived al
Fenton farm near here.
He was a gentleman rider In the
first Gold Cup race and a member
of the Race Committee Of the Vir-
ginia Gold Cup Association.
In addition to his widow, the for.
mer Mrs. Kate Page Biddle, Mr.
Wallach is survived by his mother
and a sister.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Rockville Truck Driver
Dies of Crush Injuries

Andrew Watkins, 66, Rockville
died yesterday in Montgomery
County General Hospital, Sandy
Spring, of injuries suffered October
II when his truck crashed into a
tree on Route 81. about 2 miles
south Of Cooksville in Howard
County.
Maryland State police said Mr..
Watkins apparently lost control of
his vehicle.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
HIT Mpntnrtattt

BUTLER. ISABELLA. tribute Of love
mother ISABELLA BUTIER OF who mS sft HsIoyea ma
20. I947. os'o'ei
As yet I do not realize that you have
guided me hrougb ths HGsr dass sssehnss
May I never lose your light, for you did
not pray in vain. DOROTHY
BUTLER, SPENCER W. AND ISABELLA.
GER W. and H Gal IsAsEREA ssRYss sG sPES
tober 90 1947. respectively N
They are not dead, the loved ones,
VINO may nave pass passed beyond our vision for
They have but reached the light while we
LaR Il faPn0e cE1REscE al sssn .Rs Hab DOR
COOK. MARY ALICE. In sad but low
r6dr ins memory % Of my dear wife: MARY ALICE
TO-DAY, October 20, 1945.
do not need q special day
10 bring you to my mind,
Inc DAYS do not think of you
Are very hard to find
miss you. dear wife, today,
Ihe same as the day you passed aWay
LOVING HUSBAND. LEMUEL.
COOK. MARY ALICE. In sad but low
Ing memory of my dear mother. MARY
ALICE COOK. who passed away three years
You are not forgotten, dear mother,
Nor ever will you be.
AS long as life and memory last
We shall always remember thee.
Our life goes on, but with the hope
Lov1Na IS son. fse Ross sssh ANS fome pAuGHrER- qas
IN-LAW, MAMIE.
COOKE, MARY ALICE. tribute OF
s,.r Sye and mobsr sevot9n to ths Of
departed this life three years apn fndav
October 20. 1945.
A wonderful mother. woman and aide,
One who was better God never made;
One in miion that SO mother 1ass Was aas you s5ae
Just in your Judgment, always right.
Honest and liberal. ever upright
Loved by your friends and all whom you
My wonderful mother. that mother was
you.
DAUGHTER, EDITH OWENS. .
COOKE, MARY ALICE. token of love
to 70 1Gs IL memory ndnr Of my dear sister, MARY
three years ago today. October 30, 1945.
Her life is beautiful memory,
Her absence a silent grief;
sne sleeps In Gods beautiful garden.
In the sunshine of perfect peace.
Some day I hope to meet you
In that land so bright and fair,
For Jesus. our Saviour, invites us
prv6Eb9 5i 9esHs.g sfsHER hS%s %YRfr f ss5s
| D@ ~ A3A< oAo4 Ihs, IVA ~ LIZ o~I1NE1A1s 1sks
ETCHIsON. WILLIAM z. In loving
memory Of my dear husband, WILLIAM T.
ETCHISON, who departed this life two
4years ago, October 20, 1946.
Loved, remembered longed for always.
| DEVOTED WIFE, ANNA.
EUROPE. MARY LORRAINE. In sacred
memory Of Miss MARY LORRAINE EU-
ROPE music teacher, civic worker and
philanthropist. who left us one year age
today, October 20, 1947.
With continuous gratitude to the count
less number Of friends who graciously and
willingly expressed kindness and sympathy
For the common things Of every day
God gave men speech in the common way,
And He gave to the poet words to reveal
The deeper things men think and feel.
But for heights and depths no words could
God gave men music. the souls own
LGysNMfty. SIMiIY. SADIE C. JEFFERSON AND
FRENCH, ELLA MAE. Sacred to the
memory Of my beloved wife, ELLA MAE
FRENCH, who departed this life six years
ago, October 20, 1942.
Loving thoughts Of one so dear
Il Often bring O silent tear;
4 Thoughts return to scenes long past,
YouR Rs pEor%b ISs e sH5 SussaED sToriss eAr sii
FRENCH.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Dr.. Frederic BurtIett,
Pediotricion, Dies
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct 20.-Dr. Fred
eric H. Bartlett, rs, pediatrician and
author Of books on infants, died last
night.
A pediatrician for more than 40
years, his most famous book was
Infants and Children" written
primarily as handbook for parents
on child care.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
George Terriberry Dies;
Newspaper Director
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20-Georpt
Hitchings Terriberry, director of the
Times-Picayune Publishing Co.
prominent New Orleans attorney
and civic leader, died last night al
the age of 70.
He was former president of the
New Orleans Symphony Orchestra
and the Louisiana Bar Association
During World War II he was pres
ident OF the British War Relief As
sociation, and received the Kings
Medal from the British government
for his services.
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Mrs. LiIiun IA. Green
Funeral Services Today

Funeral services were to be hef
in Lynn, Mass, today for Mrs. Liliar
Marian Green, rs, widow Of DR.
Arthur w. Green, New York re-
search dentist. Mrs. Green died Sum
day at the home of her son, Arthur
H. Green, 11703 Grandview avenue
Wheaton Hills, Md.
Mrs. Green came here two years
ago and lived for q time at the
Castleton Hotel. Three weeks age
she moved to the home of her son
She also Is survived by q daughter
Mrs. Maryan G. Thurman of Chicago
Evening star., 1948-10-20

entered service in 1912 with the
Inter-Ailied command here.
He soon transferred to the para
glider infantry and went overseas
in 1914. At the time of his death
he was an officer in the 18TH Para
glider Infantry, 11th Airborne Di-
vision.
In addition to his father, he is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Vir-
ginia E. Mathers; two sons, John
w., jr., and John Robert Mathers,
and his mother, Mrs. Claire B
Mathers, all of 1923 Riggs place
NV; and brother. Robert E.
Mathers, jr.
Evening star., 1948-10-20


reau of Yards
and Docks, the
Navy announced
yesterday.
Director Of the
bureaus admin
| S t r a ton and
personnel when
the Seabees or
c o n s t r uction
Battalions were
authorized, Capt.
Perry had charge
of the program
that boosted the
o r 6 a n ization
from one officer
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Dr.. BIuIock Named
Baltimore Man of '48
By the Associated Press

BY fhe NSSotIofed FTSN
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Dr. Alfred
Blalock, so, who devised the world
famed blue baby operation" in COL
laboration with another Johns Hop
kins surgeon, today was named
"Baltimores man of 1948."
He was cited by the Advertising
Club of Baltimore as a ycivic-minded
public servant and outstanding
leader in surgery"
Evening star., 1948-10-20

pin. COulOETOW.
Pfc. Benjamin
was the only son
Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Benjamin,
435 Turne er
S t re e t, Chevy
Chase, Md. His
father Is a Dis
trict Groce cry
Stores official
here.
The youn &
Marine was born
in The Plains,
Va, and was
graduated from
pn4L>rIo ~L@,,-
Evening star., 1948-10-20

Friday following
services in the
D a n zansky fu-
neral home, 350l
F o u r t e enth
street NV.
Pfc. Keller was
killed in action
in Germany in
1914. He served
with the N7th
Infantry, 102 d
Division.
Born in Phila-
delphia in 1924,
Pfc. Keller was
the son of Philip
P. Keller, general
Evening star., 1948-10-20

Capt. Mathers,
whose father Is
Robert E. Math-
ers of the Math-
ers-Lamm Paper
Co., attended st.
Albans School,
Staunton Mill
tary Academy,
Lehigh Univer-
sity and WASH
ington and JET
ferson Univer-
sity. A Potomac
Electric Power
Co. employe be-
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Frank B. Robinson Dies;
Founder of Psychiunu
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

MOSCOW, Idaho, Oct. 20.-Frank
Bruce Robinson, So, founder OF
"Psychiana,' internationally known
religious psychology correspondence
course, died at his home yesterday.
He inaugurated his Psychiana
movement here in 1928. He had
been in i'll health with heart disease
the last four years.
He also was president of the
News-Review Publishing Co., Inc,
publishers Of the Daily Idahonian
here.
Evening star., 1948-10-20

Chase High School in 1912 at the
age of 16. Before enlisting he
worked at the City Bank and the
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
Ordered to active duty in 1943,
Pfc. Benjamin was assigned to the
lst Pioneer Battalion, 1st Marine
Division, Fleet Marine Force. The
division led the invasion Of Peleliu.
Pfc. Benjamin was killed after 12
days in combat. He was 18 at the
time of his death.
Evening star., 1948-10-20

SWEENEY. BERNARD IGNATIUS. On
eeSaaa' October md bERkaRD 81 sgts " 5s nHms
father Of Mrs. Mildred E. Free. brother Of
=, Mrs rs, BENJAMIN EN- mi - sansbury. Mrs: Clara
iher Of Nj Miss R Pesas Free Mrs poiore.
BBurnett' and great-srandfather of Daniel
pal Church, Groom. Md on Emas Thursday. &C.
tober OBJ p. at IL am. 1ntermsnt church
to5s. e. 15ls tq5A ndnx on RTsss MGH os
.ohs and afuthsss Fsssnnsr Sf tss
4sSsnner stsa Ct MEs Mrs. Sss 4atss bs Ms sr! Belle
Services Sav. .Sd, :, ths 8. il. Hines c. Funeral
burg, Va. 20
TAYLOR. SUMMERFIELD. On Tues
HS5f9 Rsshnss0n raY16R A. f'
f. f. thsg % Of John =. and Rudolph s. Tasior
Al PeaTson's Funeral Home. H.as AZ feS,ith North
n., Funeral es. services viii be held on Friday,
SoCd cemetefy Fails Rn chanes sfFmsat Sa 9fk
October 10, 194S, WILLIAM NJ! TAYIoR.
fslnfe q ranersl M5Hn Home raG
5:so Pm intermsnt 0t Fort cfoeeE Iineeln Gene. e.
THOMPSON. NELLIE. On Tuesday, oc-
tober 10. 194s. at her residence. 1905
Seoved HnHf wife f Of Oliver NELLIE T.
Thompson Burns. sister Of Mrs Lester VI,
baoo and Mrs. Vincent Ritchay. Remains
aso the f4S & H H Hines s.ps.s s9
interment private. Please omit flowers
~, T0MLINsoN, EsTELLE MAY. On
MHY FoM9ssoS 9fsSse u 19 ,3ssa g4s
er Of Dorothy May Tomlinson She also is
saTytyed Ms,tveoa by - her sso motheI Mrs Mary T.
Md: SIX sisters and four brothers. i hsepu. serv.
ices at .Gasch's Funeral Home, Hyatts-
Vile Y n No. on Friday, October 2a. at 2
snc 5sna' Gnoa eusss 1n
October ls, 1s4s. At her residence. 1877
wfcz wife st. of ne John GRAsE N
may cali at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st'
held on Thursday. October 2i. at $50
WALLACE, LAvIDA MAE. Departed
Proyidence Hospital, LAVIDA MAE Wal.
kAGE Io1IIs Of molblt dlls South caTolina ave Sc
niece Mer.v Of IN Mrs Ora MeNaiT, MIS-. Hattie
survived by seven sisters. two brothers,
other other relatives and host of friends.
CO. Funeral Home. Bird and Eye sts. s.w.,
wnere relatives and friends may call on
THURSDAY. October 21, after pm. Fu-
neral Friday, October 80. at 8 pm. Rev.
.: H. Whiting of1ciating. Interment
Laurinourg' N. L. 21
WATKINS, ANDREW A. On Tuesday,
october -. l94s. at M6ntgomery County
General Hospital. ANDREW A. WATKINS,
beloved husband of Cecil Inona Watkins
and uncle OF Joseph Wendell Kelley. Re-
mains resting at the Colonial Funeral
Home Of VIM; Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville.
No; where funeral services will be held
Frlday, october %. at pm Interment
Rockville Union Cemetery. 81
WILLIAMS. MARY ABERCROMBIE SAX.
TON. On Tuesday, October 10. I94S, at
hhrFeRoMsi;r2 hfr 5esldsnSs; 2e9l 18th 18th s. n.y. MARY
Of the late John Cassel Will1ams and
mother Of Louise C. Williams Services
Der 21. 81
Evening star., 1948-10-20
Reburia| in Arlington Set
For Pfc. LLOYD N. Keller

Pfc. Lloyd M. Keller, former pre-
medical student at the University
of Maryland. will be reburied in
Arlington Cemetery at 10:30 am.
Evening star., 1948-10-20

manager of Georges Radio g. Tele-
vision Co. here A graduate of
Roosevelt High School, he entered
the Army in 1943.
He is survived by his parents and
brother, Everett, of 314 Gallatin
street NV.