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Evening star., 1949-04-04
Blaze al Clifton Forge
DESTROYS Methodist Church
ey the A,sos roisd Pres.

CLIFTON FORGE. Va. April
4.-Central Methodist Church.
one OF Clifton Foree's largest. lay
in ruins today in the wake OF a
Sunday FIRE.
Flames swept the large 40 year
old structure a few hours before
communicates of the 1900 mem
ber congregation were TO gather
for morning services, Ofiicers OF
the church. planning a meeting
Wednesday TO discuss rebuilding.
said replacement costs would be
between $l50.000 and 5000 900
and that insurance on the old
building would cover no more
than $4,000.
A. j. De st. Remey. custodian,
discovered a small basement blaze
near the furnace when he went
to build up the fire. 1t was grow
ing rapidly and he spread the
alarm.
A few minutes after the volun
teer company arrived the flames
were raging.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Mrs. Louis 5. Greene
Dies al TO; Widow
Of Hospital Surgeon

Mrs. Louis S. Greene. 10. widow
Of the former chief surgeon at
the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital and granddaugh-
ter of the founder of Burke and
Herbert Bank & Trust Co. Alex
andria. died last night at her
home. 23l5 Tracy place NV.
Mrs. Greene was i'll a few min
utes before she died Of a cerebral
hemorrhage.
"A native of Alexandria, she was
the daughter of the late Julian
T. Burke and Esther Taylor
Burke. Her father was for many
years president of the bank
founded in 1852 by his father.
John w. Burke.
Married in 1903.
Mrs. Greene, whose given name
was Louise, attended school in
Alexandria. She married DR..
Greene in 1903 and moved to
Washington. where she was active
in society and charitable organiza-
tions.
Her husband. who died in l947.
was member of the board of the
Episcopal Hospital for so years,
and chief surgeon there for 20
years. He was a former professor
at the Georgetown Medical School,
and past president of the Ameri-
can Ophthalmological Society.
Mrs. Greene was a member of
the All Souls Episcopal Church,
Cathedral avenue and Woodley
place NV. and was a past presi-
dent of the women's auxiliary
there. She was a member of the
Chevy Chase Club.
Survivors Are Listed.
Surviving are son, Julian
Burke Greene, 280O Connecticut
avenue NV. and daughter, Miss
Anne Carter Greene, a former
president of the Junior League.
She lived with her mother.
Other survivors include two
brothers, Taylor Burke, 719 Prince
street, Alexandria. present head
OF the Burke and Herbert Bank
and Trust Co.. and DR.. John w.
Burke, 23l1 Tracey place NV.
Arrangements for the funeral
had not been completed today.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Melville D. Hensey,
Retired Chairman OF
VA Appeals Unit, Dies

Ns,vale y Erns~y - -v3.r~1
chairman a the Bcara C: Aag~Als
of she Veterans Acr ,r4stvut sou
cset YESTERDAY 81 A>s home sEsl
Conncclacu; svrH1e Nw ate. -
Illness o. ~e,e-A! months
MI HrrSey. = former arcas5trsc,
here had been Wt;h ttae IA sace
the end Of Word Wa ae ~e-
tired in 1889 ous returned e
active 1ry sce as Aepea.s board
chairman IN le&s He RETIRED aEa.n
IN l94s after 1.ns through t.se
wAr years
A native Of Wa>alnxton ~.
henSsy Mas graduated tru.r.
Columbian University nov Croeee
WASHINGTON and took pos. .ssNd-
uAte courses in architecture ~
Columbia University Ia New YORK
He specialized IN law and aechl-
lecture here before Wosla Wa !
Nh. ErrSsV Was 2Sc decree
Mason He waS former pgrN.-
dent Of the National lsAgue Of
Masonic Clubs and was aCti>e IN
The leagues annual cherry elas-
som benefit sale ioI Geoyge Wash
lngton University Schoo! Of Go, -
ernment He belonged 70 lalay~
ette Lodge No. 81 here
Surviving ARE his widow Edilh
Mourning HenSey son Melville
ID. Hensey. Jg.. Of Beckley, W Va
and daughter, Miss Margaret +
HenSey Of New YORK
Funeral services Will be held al
? pm. tomorrow In the Scottish
Rite Temple. $500 Sixteenth
street n w. Burial Viii be- In Rock
Greek Cemetery
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Iran Sees Need OF Aid
By u. ). in Case OF Attack
et tl,. A,.e..atsa Rts,.

TEHERAN. Iran. April Iran =
chief OF staff SAYS the country 5
10000 army is enough lot
internal security. but She would
need help from some big nation
such as the United States "a
Staye of a foreign attack
Field Marshal Hair All Khan
Razmara told newSmen the pres
ent 10000 900 American arms
loan is adequate for the moment
but should Iran have 10 call up
It's reserves more money would be
needed.
In case Of need. Marshal Raz-
mara said. Iran could draw on
400 900 reserves and from TOO .001
TO 900 900 tribesmen.
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1n Mrntnrtattt

COLE. FRANCIS r.. Jr In LOVING re-
Of SnE dear son sns br9'nsr her.
His Devoted Mother and Sister.
sranss O. nv dear pothsT ~. rsI. ELL
ago today. April 4, 1910.
You we're wonderful mother
There is a link death cannot sever.
Love and m'PstE B4GcErSR e sR teffzsNoR t2eEffrsNoR.
my 'fnass husband. caAREss Il r. 1aYMRs' Me-, who Be-
departed this life two years sro today
| April 4. 1947.
You are in city where peace aoides'
Where nothing can molest you.
Your safety is assured
spss Jesus 1. SRkcF sas ey pssEY SGSs slds sAyMEs
MEREDITH, LOUIS y. In sacred mem.
ory Of our dear son and stepson, LOUIS
IF. MEREDITH, who passed pesesinliy
away IA years ago today, April =. 1888.
He has gone. but the treasures he LETT US
life filled with deads OF kindness and
beauty of heart and soul.
Eternal rest srsnt unto @ him, no o ,,nn LSra, him
HI. lonely mother ETHn MEREDrTH
LEE, and stepfather' WILLIAM THOMAS
MEREDITH. LOUIS ". In sacred mem
aEsRsprTH. NJ q r. sso .G passed away Il years
ago today. April T. 1898.
o0a And dars eoursse n. s'ten .o faht . ths blow
oI No one on earth Win ever know.
some may think !. nav. forso,tsn
But nat nit the GO .niis rnss h9 hiSss !. x. Whit.
~. n.yn Msy h,s soul wIsr re-. in Egst,f.H gsn,ffs r.
MEREDITH.
| PACE. LILLIAN T. In Io.in. na:noy
/ OF our dear mother. LILLIAN !, PACE
Sno sne. pa'sesa = ,s.s away one year f' To-Day
God gave US q wonderful mother,
One Of the WORLDS very best ..
He called her home 70 rest
Her life vas unseifsh.
For others she always lived
No, not for what she couic set
But what she could always give
She had q smile for every one
And heart as sood as gold.
And those who krew her loved her,
So her memory shi never grow old
| We think of her 10 silence
So few have seeE Us weep.
But many silent tears are shed
| when others are asleep.
| We only ask 20 live today,
! And when our lie Sork y done.
We will see cur darling mother
In Gods home beyond the sun
| For an of Us she did her best
sso Sfs Dsais De5sss SIZE s:F Tas fssfs.l
| AND ELAINE,
PACE. LILLIAN r. In memory OF our
dear sister. LILLIAN 7. PACE. who passed
away one year ago TO-DAY, AprM 4. iP4s
| God called you home. Z vas HIS viii
But In cur hearts We love sou kttU-
Your memory Ia rs dear t-day
As in the hour you passed ANAy.
LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
SMITH. EDWARD In iovins nenery
of my dear husband. EDWARD SMITH,
who departed this life three years aeo TO-
day, April .. 1916
In my heart your memory EnEtrs.
Thinking when I am al alcne.
How we spent the hours tosethey
| when ne were sittins In our home.
No one knows how much miss yce.
No enc knows the bitter pains
| have suffered since yca ieff me-
Life has never been the sane.
HIS devoted VITA LUCY .. 0uIE.
and fa1fiy.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Royal H. BraseI Dies;
Retired Commerce
Department Official

Royal Kinds B-asel. 10. retired
Commerce Department official
died yesterday at Emergency Hos
pital after suffering a stroke on
Saturday.
Mr.: Brasel, who lived at 1882
Garfield street NV, retired in
1943 after more than 81 years
of Government service.
A native of Muskogee, Okla. he
worked in the Post Office there
before coming to Washington in
1906 to join the old Department
Of Labor and Commerce. The
Commerce Department became a
separate agency in 1918 and. in
1917, Mr.. Brasel was made chief
Of the correspondence division
Of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce.
Mr.. Brasel was member of
the Woodmen of the World and
of St. Adams Episcopal Church.
He had spent some time in Flor
ida after his retirement.
He is survived by his widow,
Lucy Stuart Brasel. whom he
married in 1907; a daughter, Mrs.
Clara B. Marthinsen of the Gar
field street address. and a son,
John r. Brasel. 2715 Twenty
ninth street Sc. His son and
daughter also are with the Com
merce Department. Also surviv-
ing are two sisters, Miss Irene
Brasel and Mrs. Bashie McAlpin,
both of Drumwright, Okla, and
two grandSons.
Funeral services will be held at
ii am. tomorrow in st. Albans
Church. Burial will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Solved War Problem.

The hospital superintendent s
efforts 10 obtain Red Gross Volun-
teers and nurses for Columbia
during the war years prevented
serious curtailment Of the hos
pitfalls work during that period.
In 1914, he was praised by Capt.
Chester Wells. U. S. N. chairman
Of the hospital board. for seeing TO
it that the hospital gave steadily
better service.
Col. McDiarmid was born in
Toronto. Canada. He attended
Hiram College at Hiram. Ohio, and
was graduated from Bethany Col
lege, w. Va, where his father was
college president. and from the
University Of Michigan. He re-
ceived his medical training at the
University of Cincinnati and start
ed practice in Dayton. Ohio.
In 1908 Col. McDiarmid was
commissioned first lieutenant in
the Army Medical Corps. He
served in the Mexican border cam
paign and was with the first hos
pital to be sent overseas during
World War I. AT the wars end
he was stationed with occupation
forces in Coblentz. Germany.
Aided Industrial Mobilization.
Between the wars Col. McDiar-
mid was active in the work OF
industrial mobilization. seeing to
it that medical supplies could be
readily obtained in time of emer-
gency.
He also served overseas in Japan
and the Philippines. Before his
retirement in 1910, he was corps
area surgeon at headquarters. 4th
Corps Area, Atlanta. Ga.
Col. McDiarmid's widow Is Alice
Root McDiarmid. They lived in
the superintendent's quarters at
the hospital. He is also survived
by son. Hugh N. McDiarmid,
Vienna, Va. aind a sister. Mrs. J.
Warren Ritchey of Cincinnati.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow in Gawler's
chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be private in
Arlington Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be Clark
Diamond. Irwin Porter. Sidney
Hechinger, DR.. Jerome F. Crowley.
DR.. Mason Morris and DR.. J. r.
Costello.
A total Of 26 friends and asso-
ciates will serve as honorary pail
bearers. They are Maj. Gen. Mer-
ritt w. Ireland, Leo Smelzer, John
Anderson. j. @. Capossela. John
Scharf. Frederick Bradley, Charles
Bradley. Daniel w. Ben, William
r. Biggs. Wilfred L. Goodwin,
Milton King, DR.. Prentiss Wilson.
DR.. Jesse T. Mann, DR.. Isadore
Lattmann, DR.. Raymond T. Hol-
den, DR.. Tomas Cajigas, DR.. Karl
Wood. DR.. Edgar Copeland, DR..
John Wynkoop. DR.. Preston
Haynes, DR.. David Kushner, DR..
Russell McNitt, DR.. Alec Preece.
Col. Arthur Tasker. DR.. Richard
L. Sylvester and DR.. Walter Boyd.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Pref. John serdon Dies;
fought Writers or Iole
g. - *..a-.-. -. -.

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Dr.. Kurl kretzmonn Dies

ST. LOUIS. April 4. P.-Dr,
Karl Kretzmann. r.. prominent
minister of the Lutheran Church.
died yesterday. He was curator
of the Concordia Historical Insti-i
tute. here and was regarded as an,
authority on Lntheran history. !
During his ministerial career he
held pastorateS at Stamford !
Conn. Baltimore. New York. and
Orange, N. j.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

illness OF tnree
weeks
Col. McDlar-
mid came to
he hospital
as suprlntend-
ent and secre-
tary 10 the
Board OF Direc-
tors in lS4o
after his retire
ment from the
Army Medical
Corps. He had
been an Army
S u T & e on Tor
more than 80
Evening star., 1949-04-04
J. n. Sternbereh Dies;
Tool Compony President

READING. Pa Aptl. s-J
Eervey SIernberEh. Ss presaceni
and genera nansEsy c: fl1e
American Dae & Too Co Inc
ReadinE. diec Saturday a. s.
Josephs Hospital after y ar7rf
illness
He came from family long 49,
sociatsd with the stee! Rra ircs.
industry ard was graduated n
1913 from Cornell Cn.yerS1ty
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Womun Dies at 100

. WOLLASTON. Mass, April A
f Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lohaes
died Saturday night at the age of
109. Her health was good until
four years ago when she suffered
a shock. She had said she lived
a long life because: I've always
worked hard and I don't smoke.
drink or go to dances"
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Garh uf Chunks

my sincere thanks to Rev Robert Brooks
the choir and soloist. Mis8 Holiey the
church paper, the group No / paper, the
Ocola Lodae, No. 2033. services and paper
the Ocola Household Of Ruth. No. 2461
paper and all acts of kindness from reia-
tives, friends, neighbors, sympathy cards
telegramS and beautiful floral pieces at
the passing of my beloved husband, Ed
WARD SIMMONS. His devoted wife
JESSIE q SIMMONS
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Countless of Antrim, "a, Dies

LONDON. April 4 tP).-The
dowager Countess of Antrim, "a,
who had been lady in waiting to
Queen Victoria and Queen Alex
andra, died here Saturday. She
was the widow of the eleventh
Earl of Antrim. .a
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Anocostiu Porents to Meet

The Anacostia High School
Home and School Association will
meet at 8 pm Wednesday at the
school to see the annual drill
competition held for the parents
by the Girls Cadet Corps.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Col. McDiarmid Dies;
Columbia Hospital
Head Since 1910

Col Norman L MeDiarmld 70,
superintendent o! Columbia Hos
pital for Women. died In Walter
Reed Hospital yesterday after an
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Aratha

GADsos. MARY AGNES. Or Saturday,
AprA 2 1883 a. ner rssicen:e 4a.5 TN
ay.a S a vi: Mrs =, nAEY Fh.,s AGsE5 GADsos
OF Ambrose c. and Charles T. Jackson.
she also Is survived nv ethsc relatives
Arrangements BY the W ETnss Jarvis &C.
GAINES. JOHN E, Departed this If.
At LineoInis. Va, JOHN 4 GAINES
Notice OF funeral later.
GILL. JOHN. On SUNDAY. April :. i94a
a. the home Of his aaushter' Mrs., Eunies
sprhs sn's ad l Join eni aE usssno q PHI ,s
late MARY Ann Gil nee DiHerl anc fa-hsr
Of Mrs Eunice NJ. Rush ard Douglas Gin,
Funeral Home s434 Georgia = ave. Silver
Spring, Nd. Notice OF funeral later.
GoCHA. WILLIAM oDELL. On Monday.
March Is, 1919. WILLIAM ODEiL L oCSHA
Of 1918 Colorado ave NV. friend of Mrs,
E0i narra9 ns Z Son. Rems' 157 losh sfIt at RE @
where funeral services viii be held Tues
day. .spril 5. 1919, at II 40 am. inter
ment in Arlington National Cemetery.
GRAYsos. SHIRLEY On Friday. April
I: ls4S at New YORK CITY; SHIRLEY
Major. Surviving are other relatives and
many friends Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements by MCGUIRE. 3
GRIFFIN. MARY T. Entered into tter-
nal rest on SATURDAY, April ., 1893. MARY
z GRIFFIN Of 1923 New Jersey ave, NV.
loving mother OF Mrs. Mabel A. Le~is OF
New York City. She Is also survived by
Remains resting at the John 7. khines Il
Co. Funeral Home, 80 and ! sts. NV.
where relatives and friends NAV call on
Monday, April 4. after pm. Funeral
Tuesday, April g. at ] p.m.. from Ebenezer
Methodist Chrnch 4th and D sts. Sc. Rev.
John Peters oficiating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
GRIFFIN. MARY f. The ofacers ard
members OF fhe Teachers Benefit Asso-
citation are hereby notified of The death of
Mrs. MARY z. GRIFFIN
WILLIAM NIXON. President
HELEN J. MOORE. Seeretary
Evening star., 1949-04-04

I, MARY v. Officers and mem
bera OF Gethsemane Chapter,
No. 3. o. z. s.. are requested to
attend the funeral of Sister
MARY Z. GRIFFIN. on Tues
day. April 5, 1949, at ! pm.
from Ebenezer Methodist
Church. 4th and D SITS. sc.
|. J. KEY, Worthy Matron.
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DPathH
MATHEWS. IN

MATTHEWS, LOUISE E. On Friday,
April Edn l. / 194e, LOUISE e., MATTHEWS Of
line McBurney and John GreenWaid ID Of
soberf p M.nry 5eRdS Fnss, mss cal anns at tRs
on Sunday, April 8, at 2:30 pm, Grave
side services and interment at Arlington
National Cemetery on Tuesday, April 5, at
10 am.
MAXWELL, CATHERINE LoUEILA. On
Friday. April /, 1949, at her residence,
1850 Newton st. NV, wife of the late
Ezekiel H. Maxwell, grandmother OF Mrs
Ruby pesee at aIn OF Ralph
Home, 400 Chaplin st. NV, on Wednes-
cay, April D, at $50 am. Interment in
Arlington National Cemetery.
MAXWELL. CATHERINE L. orcers
OF America, are hereby notified of the
death Of our late sister. CATHERINE
4 b,mh9T MhxWELE Services will Pe held
Chaplin SITS NV, Tuesday, April 5. pm.
All Al members Of Il. Sn, order inyi ed to at
'e9a GRACE LAwIEss LESS fo9es see2etsry President
MeCAULEY. CLEVELAND. On satur-
Hespiis i, IS ssIEyEiSSp
Ieary Mccauley ana father Of II. Brlar, fr,
sigY}ss. sha%s.r; rdE TqnsTs Hsms 5o2 s
fntermsnte aTiinsfSSnA SnA National "a iV csnessn. s
MITCHELL MARY z. On Saturday,
E .SlrIa MITCHELL; 81 beloved mother Of Mrs
ssSer o Mi q pssd
Douglas: Funeral from W. W Deal Fu-
neral Home, 4sI2 Georgia ave. NV, on
Wednssdag nS fr;dag: April ISi, g. at nm Relatives
National Cemetery. Baltimore papers,
please copy.
MOORELAND, RUSSELL Z. oficers and
.sM members Of the Bureau of En-
!; a;:$ #:'; H.: Il f.
Vw bers are requested to assemble
washington blvd, Arlington. va, % on Srn Mon,
BY fhe Naons hsf0o ausrd ssFsces
Honor. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on Tuesday April 5, at $40 M
!nterment Arlington NationS, Cemetery at
ROCCO FIoRAMoNTI,, Adjt.
MORELAND, PFC. RUSSELL EARL.
"a 6s5manX 6Y3 nHn, PFC SoIN RgssElL sNn ,1 ,RgD;
W Moreland, Of 6Si1 n WASHINGTON
blvd Arlington. Va, devoted
brother of Louise NJ. Reed, of Menomince.
Mich. Services at the Falls Church Epis-
copal Church, Tuesday, April 5, $40 am.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery
Please omit flowers. Arrangements by
Money & King.
MUNNERLYN, ALFRED q. Suddenly
departed this life on Sunday. April 3,
l94a. ALFRED J. MUNNERLYN, the be-
loved husband of Mrs. Bessie Munnerlyn
Notice of funeral later 81
NEAL, JOHN A. Suddenly on Sunday
April 3, 1949, at his residence, 225s 18th
pl NV, JOHN A. NEAL. devoted husbapd
Of Sophronia Neal, father of Bertha Hen
derson, brother of Mrs. Ella Jefferson He
also leaves nieces, nephews and host OF
other relatives and friends. Notice Ct
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by the W
Ernest Jarvis Co.
OWENS, DOUGLAS. On saturday, April
funeral later. Arrangements hy Frazier's
Funeral Home.
PETRE, LIT. JOHN M, U. s. AT. On
Thursday March 81, 1919, at Pope Air
Force Base, North Carolina, LIT JOHN NJ
PEToIEs U. s. A. F. the beloved son of
William C.. and Emma tnee Barteln
Petrie, brother of william c. Petrie. jr
Services at the Chambers Funeral Home
5S01 Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Md. on
Wednesday. April 6, at 10 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
RAYMOND, FRANCES GEORGE. The
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Dratha

March 80, 1919, at Gallinger Hospital,
PAUL INE ALLEN Of 919 18th ST. Sc. de-
voted wife OF James Allen, sister Of Ar
thur Barnes, Etorie Barber and Victoria
Jordan; aunt Of Madeline Barnes. Made
line Knox, Rosa Lee Lyles, Lucinda Mill
burn, Dorothy Barber and James Barnes
Other relatives and many friends also
survive. Remains resting at the John
Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home. 3rd and Eye
SITS. S.w., until Monday. April 4, at m.
thereafter at her late residence. Funeral
Tuesday, April 5, At am, from ST.
Cyprian's Catholic Church 18th and c SITS
Sc Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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ALTEMUs, WILLIAM z. Killed in Hol:

land OCtObeT D, IH4+, WILLIhM
z. ALTEMUS, beloved son OF
: Marion and Thomas Altemus.
q Burial in Arlington Cemetery
Wednesday. April +. 1919, at 2
pm. Friends invited.
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services at the bernard DanZanSky & Son
Funeral Home. 1901 .I4th st. NV. on
Wednesday, April q. l949. at pm.
Interment Beth Sholom Cemetery. 5
SMITH, JESSIE DUBEL. On Saturday,
April ,, la49 at her residence. Galesville.
Nd, JESSIE DUBEL SMITH. beloved wife
OF ]. Edward Smith. Funeral on Monday.
April 4, at pm. from Chris Episcopal
Church. Owensville. Nd. Interment in
Quaker Cemetery.
SMYTH, RIGHT REV. MSGR. JAMES A.
On Saturday. April 3, 1e4e. at George
town University HOSPITAL. RIGHT REV
MSGR. JAMES A. SMYTH. pastor OF the
shrine Of the Sacred Heart, 18th and
Park rd. NV, beloved brother Of Right
Rev. Mssr Thomas G. smyth. Rev. John
Gertrude M Smyth. Remains will lie in
state in the church after pm. Monday.
solemn pontiflcal requiem mass at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart on Wednesds-
April 6, at 1880 an lntsrment New
Cathedral Cemetery. Baltimore, Md.
STAUB. JOHN AYLER. On Saturday,
JOHN AYLER sTAUB. Of 144e Ken
nedy st. NV, beloved husband of Chris
tine @. Stauh. father Of Barbara Staub Of
washing ton, D. C.. and brother Of VIII
liam 3. Staub OF washington. D. c. Re-
mains resting at the above residence
ths 2: n, Hines CO. Fgneer.l Home on
ment Ariinston National Cemetery. 4
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June 81, lq45, on Okinawa,
SKI &c JULIUS HERMAN SILVER,
beloved son of Ben and Sylvia
Silver. He is also survived by
two sisters, Mrs. David Apple
baum and Anita Silver. and a
brother, Gerry Silver. Funeral
{ the Bernard Danzansky & Son
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nAVT0SON, RUBEKT, SptUIdI CUnI-
munication of Columbia Lodge,
a No. Ss5, A. F. and A; M. Airing
M ton, Va, is called at 2:30 pm,
u NnTuesday, April 8, 1919, for the
~~ purpose of conducting Masonic
W. services at the funeral Of our
" late brother. ROBERT DAVID
SON.
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at the home of his parents, 6311 North
washington blvd, Arlington, Va, on Mon
day, April 4, at pm. for Legion services
conducted by the National Guard of
Honor. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on Tuesday April 5, at $40 M
1nterment Arlington NationS, Cemetery at
1890 am
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. Jr.. Comdr.
ROCCO FLOP AMONTI ALI
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-02

/ wish TO express my appreciation
to all my friends, Daughters OF At'
las Temple No. 80 and members Of
the st. James AME Church for their
kindness during my recent illness.
Mrs. Lillian Everett
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-02

WINDOWS WITH AUTO
Matte WIPERS FOR UNI
BRELLAS MAY BE THE
COMING THING, but until
they are, remember this:
You wouldn't walk out into
a fast stream of traffic with
your eyes closed, so why
blind yourself with your
umbrella! Keep your head
and umbrella high and your
eyes open in traffic; help
yourself protect your fu-
ture.
--AAA Safety Features