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Mrs. William J. Huqhes,
Takoma Park Resident

Mrs. William j. Hughes, 64, 9
resident Of Takoma Park for about
60 years, died Saturday of bron-
chial pneumonia. A native OF
Fauquier County, Va, she came tt
this area when she was about, 4
years old.
Mrs. Hughes retired last month
from the Agriculture Department
after IS years of Government serv-
ice.
She was active in the work OF
the National City Christian
Church. She lived at 1903 Holly
avenue.
In addition to her husband, she
Is survived by a son, Carl w.
Hughes, a daughter, Mrs. Naryne
Brewer and three grandchildren
all Of the home address; two sis
ters, Miss Cora Whitmer, 66O5
Fifth street NV, and Mrs. Linda
Hite. 211 Albany avenue, Takoma
Park, and a brother, Charles Whit
mer, of Shenandoah, w. Va.
Funeral services will be held at
l pm. tomorrow at Hysong's Fu-
neral Home. 1900 N street NV
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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lieIa N. PostIethwaife,
Long a Nursery Director

Funeral services for Miss Liela
Muriel Postlethwaite. so, a fire.
quent visitor to Washington dur
ing the last 20 years who died
Friday in Wiscassett, Me-, were
to be held today In Wiscassett.
Born In Chicago, Miss Postleth-
waite was graduate of Miss
Wheeler'S School in Providence,
r. l.. and for many years was
the director of the Henry D.
'Chapin Adoption Nursery in New
York.
She Is survived by a brother,
Hartley PoStlethwaite, of San
Francisco, and two sisters, Miss
Virginia Postlethwaite, of New
York, and Mrs. Albert Joseph
Mccartney, wife of the former
pastor Of the National Presby-
terian Church, with whom she
stayed at 1902 Eighteenth street
NV. when she visited here.
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West Germany Draft Plans
Spur Anti-MiIitary Groups
BY the Associated Press

BONN, Germany, Jan. 21.-The
West German governments an
nouncement Of plans to draft 300.-
900 to 400, 900 young Germans for
the defense of Western Europe
stirred anti-rearmament groups to
fresh activity today.
The Emergency League for
Saving the Peace in Europe"
whose aim is to block German re-
armament, blanketed Bonn with
petitions calling on Parliament to
reject the governments plans to
provide IL divisions for the Euro
pean army.
Defense Commissioner Theodor
Blank disclosed the governments
defense program in a nation wide
radio address Saturday night.
The Emergency League for
Saving the Peace in Europe"
claimed ''the German people are,
with a few exceptions, against
German rearmament and for q
peaceful reunification of Ger
many"
German rearmament would not
secure peace but would only bring
the danger Of a new war closer"
the leagues petitions said.
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Joseph A. Giovannoni,
Retired Tool Engineer

Joseph A. Giovannoni. So, re-
tired tool engineer of the Naval
Gun Factory and a District native.
died Saturday at his home, 1880
Randolph street NV, after q long
illness. Z ##
A veteran Of World War I, Mr..
Giovannoni served as a captain
in both England and France.
He retired from the gun factory
in 1949 after working there for
46 years.
Mr.. Giovannoni graduated from
National Law School in 1925 and
was member of the District Bar
Association. He was also a mem
ber Of the American Legion, the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. the
Disabled American Veterans, the
Disabled Emergency Officers of
the World Wars and the knights
of Columbus.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Augusta C. Giovannoni Of
the Randolph street address; a
brother, Charles j. Giovannoni
Iof 3647 Alton place NV, and a
sister, Mrs. Olga K. Lazzari Of
2709 Rittenhouse street NV.
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Clinton {. HurIock,
kettering Associate
By The Assoeio.ed pr.s.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 21.-cIintop
E. Hurlock, II, once an associate
OF Charles F. Kettering, died yes
terday.
A mechanical engineer, Mr.
Hurlock came to Cleveland in
1924 to become supervisor of pat
ternmaking and forgings at the
White Motor Co. He was an Of
fetal there until 1885.
In 1916, he worked with Mr.
Kettering on synchronhing the
firing Of q machine gun through
the propeller of an airplane. They
also built and assembled the first
American adaptation of the Brit
ish military aircraft, the DeHavi-
land.
After working with Mr.. Ket-
tering he was a rowing inspector
for Army and Navy ordnance. He
served the Government in q
similar capacity during the last
war, then retired.
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Miss Phyllis Partridge,
WAVE in World War II

Graveside services for Miss
Phyllis L. Partridge, 81. a WAVE
in World War II who died Thurs
day in New York City. will be held
lat 2 pm. tomorrow in Arlington
Cemetery.
Miss Partridge was the daughter
of Retired Army Col. and Mrs
Lloyd S. Partridge of the Woodley
Park Towers Apartments. She
died in Columbia Presbyterian
Medical Center after short ILL
ness.
Born in Fort Knox, KY, she was
a graduate of Madison College in
Harrisonburg, Va. After serving
in the WAVES as lieutenant dur
ing the war she earned a bachelor
of science degree from Columbia
University and was graduated in
nursing from Columbia Presby-
terian Hospital. She was a nurs-
ing instructor at the hospital at
her death.
Miss Partridge was a member
OF Tri Sigma Sorority. She held
a reserve commission in the
WAVES.
Besides her parents she leaves
a brother, Army Maj. Alan L
Partridge now in Germany. ano
her grandfather. Capt. William
Partridge of Norfolk.
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DR.. Hewlett practiced in Walk
erton, Va. for about five years
before going to Silver Spring.
Served in France.
During World War I DIR. How
lett served as surgeon Of the 6lst
Infantry Regiment in France and
continued In the service at Walter
Reed Hospital after the war.
He resigned from the Army in
1922 and returned to private prac-
tice in Silver Spring, retaining a
commission in the reserve.
DR.. Hewlett was a member OF
Kappa Sigma, social fraternity
and Alpha Kappa Kappa. medical
fraternity. He also was a fellow
|of the American Medical Associa-
ton.
Past President.
He was a past president and
life member of the Montgomery
County Medical Society, a member
of the Silver Spring Lions Club
and a charter member of the board
Of directors of the Citizens Build
ing Association of Silver Spring
His survivors include his widow
Mrs. Lima Walker Hewlett, Of the
home address, and a niece who wa.
raised by the family. Mrs. Johr
Francis Stan, of Silver Spring.
Funeral services are scheduled
at HAS am. Wednesday in the
Warner E. Humphrey funera
home, 8434 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. Burial. with military hon.
ors, will be in Arlington Nationa
Cemetery.
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0CaIe COllege IN lSZZ.
Mr.. Holman managed q planta.
ton in South Carolina until 1927,
when he joined the extension
service in North Carolina. In 1882
he took charge q soil conserva-
tion project in Bethany. Mo-. re-
naming there until 1885.
Before coming to the Depart
ment Of Agriculture here in 1896
he was In Puerto Rico on soil con-
servation projects.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Ellen Mccarthy Holman: q
daughter, Ellen D. Holman, and
IA son. Edward B. Holman, all Of
Bowie; two other sons, Adam T.
Holman, jr., with the Army in
Honolulu, and John r. Holman.
Ia student at Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, and another daughter,
Mrs. Leo A. Hovde, Cherry Point,
m. c.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. The family re-
quests that contributions be sent
tt the American Heart Associa-
ton in lieu Of flewars.
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George ReIllus, : King
|0f BootIeggers' in
Prohibition Era, Dies
By the As.eeiosed.pre.s

CONVICTION, KY, Jan. 21.-
Fabulous George Remus. the one
time Chicago lawyer who turned
to bootlegging in Cincinnati and
made millions. is dead at IS.
Remus, once known as the
king Of the Boitleggers," died
yesterday at his unpretentious
residence here. He had been
under the care of a special nurse
since suffering a stroke August 8.
1850.
The balding. stocky ex-lawyer
repeatedly amassed a $40 million
fortune during prohibition days.
His Illegal trafhcking in whisky
was said to have netted him $15,-
900 a day.
Served Prison Term.
Remus' star began it's decline in
1921, when. after he had defled
the law for years. O. raid was
staged which led to his conviction
and a prison term in Atlanta. His
great wealth depleted quickly after
he was tried for murder in the
1927 fatal shooting Of his wife.
The case was a front-page story
the country over.
He married Mrs. Imogene
Holmes, formerly of Evanston, Ill,
in 1920 and they occupied a man
sion in Cincinnati's Price Hill
section. They did over the show
place elaborately, installing, among
other features, a 100000 SWIM
ming pool.
On October 6. 1927, he shot and
killed his wife at Eden Park. Ohio.
and set of the nationally pub
licized trial. Remus won the case
on a plea of temporary insanity.
He told the jury that Imogene
had fallen in love with Franklin
L. Dodge, the prohibition agent
who sent him to Atlanta, and that
both had conspired to rob him of
his millions.
Sent to State Hospital.
But the Probate Court Of Ham
ilton, Ohio, decided Remus had
not regained his sanity. He was
sentenced to Lima State Hospital
for the criminal insane.
When he emerged free, months
later. his money was gone, and
so were his bootleg pals. From
that time until his death he lived
"a simple life. .......
Remus leaves his second wife,
Mrs. Blanche Remus; a daughter,
Mrs. Romola Dunlap, Chicago,
and a sister, Mrs. Frances Pogue,
Planwell, Mich.
Services will be held Wednes-
day in Covington, with burial in
the cemetery at Falmouth. KY.
Funeral services will be held al
the Sacred Heart Church at II
am. Wednesday. Burial will be
in st. Mary's Catholic Cemetery.
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PAT Morris Neff,
Texas Ex-Governor
BY the Associated Press

WACO. Tex. Jan. 21.-Pat Nor
iris Neff. so, Texas 18th governor
and one Of the most outstanding
political and church figures of the
State, died here yesterday after a
heart attack.
Mr., Nef was known throughout
the Southwest as a staunch pro-
lhibitionist, a devout Baptist, and
la tireless worker for anything to
benefit Texas.
He was a county school teacher
in Arkansas for two years in the
s90s before he began the practice
lof law at Waco. He closed his
career with is years as president
Tof Baylor University here. He re-
tired in 1948.
Mr.. Neff was first elected gov
|ernor in 1921. His most widely
|publicized administrative acts
were the declaring of martial law
for At days to suppress oil field
lawlessness at Mexia and through
out Limestone and Freestone
Counties and to handle the rail-
road strike situation at Denison.
He forced the legislature to stay
in special session until it had fol-
lowed the constitutional mandate
to redistrict the State.
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Edward A. HeImsen, Long
In Drug Business Here

Edward A. Helmsen, "a, District
native and longtime co-owner of
a drugstore at 819 East Capitol
street. died Saturday in Harvard.
Mass, at the home of a niece.
Mrs. L. M. Counselman.
A graduate of the George WASH
|ington University School of Phar-
macy. he was co-owner of the
drugstore for over 20 years.
Mr.. Helmsen. retired from busi-
ness about Is years ago and moved
to Massachusetts, about two years
ago.
He had been member of Leb-
anon Lodge No. Z, F. A. A. NJ, since
1894.
Funeral services and burial will
be in Acton, Mass. No date has
been set.
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Mrs. Groie Hutcheson,
Widow Of Army General

Graveside services for Mrs.
Grote Hutcheson, retired Census
Bureau employe and widow Of Q
retired Army major general who
died December a in Saratoga.
Calf. win be held at 2 pm. We'd
neSday In Arlington National
Cemetery.
Mrs. Hutcheson married the
major general, who died in 1948,
shortly after she retired in 1943
after more than 80 years service
with the Census Bureau. She was
the former Miss Anne Holt Peg
ram.
She is survived by sister. Mrs.
Ulys r. Webb. Coronado, Calf, ),
and one nephew and two nieces.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

M a s sachuSetts
a v e nue. Me-.
was a native Of
II rr isonhurg.
Va. He h ad
been a resident
Of Washington
for 16 years.
Besides his
wife. Mrs. Mar.
garet Linhart
Crawford. he
lie ayes his
m o ther, Mrs.
Margaret M.
Crawford, and
three children,
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Mt. Airy Tunnel Reopens
After Freight DeroiIment
BY The Assoeioisd Press

MOUNT AIRY, Md, Jan. 21.-
The Mount Airy tunnel was cleared
of about 20 derailed freight cars at
about $50 pm. yesterday.
The derailment occurred Satur-
day night as a 137-car Baltimore
& Ohio freight attempted to pass
through. No one was injured.
A spokesman said preliminary,
Investigation indicated the cause
apparently was broken rail.
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In Mrii.nrta,tt

BOWIE, WILLIAM-REDM. In loving
memory of my husband WIILiAM-REDN
BOWIE. who departed this life four years
ago, January 20, l94S.
Asleep In Jesus. blessed sleep.
ARROW BOWIE AND FAMILY.
COSTLEY. LAWRENCE d. In memory 81
my husband. LAWRENCE D. COSTLEY,
who departed this life IL years ago today.
January Fl, 1941.
Often to my heart, comes bitter cry;
Why. oh why, did he have to die?
Then comes an answer, soft and sweet,
Lawrence is not dead. he Is only asleep.
A DEVOTED WIFE, FANNIE B. COSTLEY.
DODsON, LOUIS ALONZO. In sad but low
ing memory OF our beloved husband and
nephew. LOUIS ALONzO DODSON. who
departed this life so suddenly on Janus
ary 21. 1851.
Eternal rest grant unto him. o Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon him.
MAE THORNE DODSON, ROSETTA DOD-
SON CURRY. 21s
D0yE. ALICE 3. In memory Of my mother.
AEEE =. DOVE, who passed away seven
~ qAgc today. January FL 1888.
sS.a ~ zsxT sssassfi -
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Garn nf Thauka

BROWN, JOHN X. The family Of the late
JOHN K. BROWN wish to express their
thanks and deep appreciation to our
many friends who contributed to our
comfort during our recent bereavement
We, gratefully acknowledge the many
cards of sympathy and other expressions
Our thanks also to the Revs. Aaron
Mackiey and J. D. Foy. the group of
choristers from the. Mount Zion Metho-
dist Church choir, friends who volun-
teered their cars and the services Of
the John r Rhines Co.
- THE FAMILY.
DEAN. DIR. WILLIAM H.. U. N. ofacjal
vish fanny In sres OF sne ,Si, iass D. DEAN
many friends for theiY kind expressions
Of sympathy and floral tributes during
their recent bereavement,
THE FAMILY. 81
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Marshall K. Crawford. jr., OF
Houston. Tex: Mrs. Elizabeth C.
Van Lear Of Oceana. Va, and
Robert S. Crawford of Alaska.
Mr.. Crawford was a member of
Eastgate Lodge. No. "a. FAAM:
Albert Pike Consistory, AASR;
Almas Temple, AAONMS, and the
Capitol Forest No. 104 Tall Cedars
of Lebanon.
Funeral services will be held in
Woodbine Cemetery, Harrison
burg. at 2 pm. Wednesday.
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Wilhelm Schoefer, Writer

UEBERLINGEN, Germany. Jan
81. (R.-Wilhelm Schaefer, noted
German writer. died in hospital
Saturday on the eve of his 84th
birthday. A member and senator
|of the Berlin Academy. he was q
holder OF the Goethe medal for
art and science.
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h home, Cherry
w ak Farm.
Bowie. Md.
A native of
the Foutz VAL
ley In Pennsyl-
.vania, he at
tended Carson
Long Institute
in Bloomfield,
N. j., Of which
he was q truS-
tee at the time
Of his d e a tn,
and was grad
u a t e d from
P e n nsylvania
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with a heart
condition.
A District ma
tive, he was a
|g r a d u a t e of
Business High
School and rel
|ceived his pro-
fessional train
ing at Column
ID ! an College,
now G eorge e
Wa S h in g t on
10 n iv e sity,
Medical School,
being graduated
in 1907.
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Corpsmun Honored

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 81 R.-Navy
Hospital Corpsman William White
of Windsor. Vt. has been present.
led with the Bronze Star Medal
with combat aV'' for heroic service
with the 1st Marine Division ili
Kdsa last May.
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Marshall K. Crawford,
Gun Factory Electrician

Marshall K. Crawford, IS, an
electrician connected with the
Naval Gun Factory, died Sunday
at Sibley Hospital.
Mr. Crawford, who lived at 236
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Adam I. Holman, 81,
Agricultural Engineer

Adam T. Holman, So. an agri-
cultural engineer with the Exten-
sion Service Of the Department Of
Agriculture, died Yesterday at his
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.Dr. H. H. Hewlett,
Silver Spring Doctor
And Native Of D. C..

DR.. Howard Henry Hewlett, 68,
Silver Spring physician, died Sat
|urday in his home, 928 Sligo ave-
hue. after an illness Of 10 months
Evening star., 1952-01-21

ESTEAHY, WILLIAM. Members of
Washington Chapter No. 81
sn of the Order of AHEPA are
SzEI requested to meet at the
,HLIL< S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
SAI<>/ Home. 2901 14tu st. NV, on
% Monday. January 81, 1852,
- at $40 pm. for the purpose
of conducting prayer for our
uelarted Brother WILLIAM HACEG
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Dpatha

D0wNEY. MICHAEL yosEPH, On. Sat.
aosp afany 9snSa MH L. osEsa sss poMsY 8 SpSsOsa II
beloved husband Of Adelia Burdine
Agnss Marie and Bertha T. DoWney;
|. DowSey. ~ Remains aa 0nan resting ana 9. ' The
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of
Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md. Eerv-
ICES on n, Tuesday, January e. q Our
thesda, Md, where REQUIEM mass will
ee offered at 10 am. Interment Rock
Creek Cemtery. 81
EVANS, EDWIN G. On Monday. January
e. l95S. at Doctors hospital, EDWIN
beloved husband of Anne Wood Evans,
Judd Evans and brother Of c. Judd Evans.
tives and i friends IN invited t. Int inferment sn
Mount Oliyet Cemetery. 22
EDWARD b. A special com
% munication Of the New Jerasa-
e. C.: !; g g; & J; J:
at the s: H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
SeSa oT1s ht'h 3. OVEN N nv Jr. worthy Master,
FEATHERsToNE, NORMAN. On satur-
fay laagS6S Ii 81 75s ss'2 areisR SoRM u
and Neville Featherstone. Mesdames
Lillian Armstrong and Ella Marshall
and Miss Leona Featherstone; brother
law Of Mrs. Juanita wilson and Miss
Ada Fox. Many great nieces, nephews.
other relatives and friends also survive.
Friends may call at the Malvan & Schey
4 pm. Monday, January II. Funeral and
interment Petersburg. Va.
JOSEPH ID. On Friday. jan
vary I,2,,a L. 1922, at Fresno; Calf, JOSEPH
Joseph P. Frederick. husband Of Bessie
Mae Frederick and brother OF Miss Yer
nette, Mrs. Albert Peyton, Miss Regina
Herman; s, james T E.. John +. and julius hs
F., Frederick. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice OF
fnreral fun later Arransements By McGgire Gaire
EvEEETT M. suddenly
FRfzaERaIbS afaaaa5S q a 4os st nT
beloved son OF Genevieve l.. Bell, stepson
gerald and Barbara L. Bell; grandson Of
other relatives and friends. Notice Of fu,
@ Brooks nas sad STE otllsnse4iRss F. AIsn by D0'ie G.
WILLIAM r. On Sunday, jan
Hary 20, 1859. at Arlington County
Hospital WILLIAM 2. GELABERT. hus-
Ss bang w,f.m IF Kate n G6slabert and father
aesbsft 81 81 Wood SRs RsRen Clarence aha
R3nsrda'a son sister Mrs; Eleanor Newyahr Of
sons Funeral Home, 472 N. Washington
ST., Falls Church, Va, where funeral
services will be held on Wednesday, JAN
uary 23, at12I5 pm. Interment A.ing-
ton National Cemetery. 22
go, 1852. WALTER J, ss GIsss. 'o beioSeS
father of Mrs. Shirley G. Franklin'
brother of Mrs. Nettie Bissett and Mrs.
Elizabeth Day. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros Funeral Home, 2007 Nichols
ave. Sc. on Wednesday. January 20
at $3.50 am, thence to st. Teresa's
Catnol1c Church, where mass will be
onered At 10 am. for the repose of his
SOUL Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. %
JOSEPH A. on Saturday
january 10. 1852, at his residence. I330
n9nooiph st. NV, JOSEPH A. GIOVAN-
NONi, beloved husband Of Augusta C.
Glovannon1, brother of Chelso j. Giovan-
nom and Mrs. Olga Lizzari. Prayers
at the above residence on Wednesday,
January 3D.. at $3.50 am, thence to
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart. 18th ST.
ano PARK rd. NV, where the holy
Sacrince OF the mass will be offered at
~ am. Ior the repose of his soul
~ n
Evening star., 1952-01-21

WlSSMAN, CHRISTINA. IN sacred mem
WiSSAdAN. who passed away one year
ago today. January ~, 1851.
Your memory is al We have nov,
Your cares are al ct rest:
Aappy are We who to-day can say.
Y4NR LOVING SONS. HENRY AND
kynN.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

VAA G1Os ELIZABETH. OmcefS and MEM
~ . bers of Columbia Temple No,
M 422, /. B. p. o. e. OF W..
HH are notified of the death OF
WXU DAUGHTER ELIZABETH Wa
NHV TIERS, 1918 Duncan st. NE.
~ Session of sorrow was held
- Saturday, January 10. 1852.
at Elks' Home. Elk services will be held
Monday, January 21. at 7:30 pm from
her late residence Funeral Tuesday, jan
uary 22, at st. Cyprian's Catholic
Church at 1918 am.
ELDORA LANG, Daughter Ruler.
GEORGIANA B. HENRY.
EinanNio1
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DORSEY. RAYMOND. On Wednesday.

DORSEY, RAYMOND. On Wednesday,
January 16. 1852. RAYMOND DORSEY
Ida Dorsey Scott. brother of Marion
A. Blair. adopted brother of George
e. Gorham and Margaret Curtis. devoted
friend OF Agnes Turner. Friends may
neral Home. 424 r st. NV. after 9 pm:
Monday, January 2l, where funeral Serv-
ices Will be held Tuesday, January %,
Cemetery
Evening star., 1952-01-21

WILLIAM H. WEBB, Secretary.
WENRICH, MARGARET LEE. On Sunday,
January 20. 1862, MARGARE4 LEE
dred Lee Duvall and Mrs. Gladys Mae
Fields and sister Of Mrs. Blanche Wat
kins, Mrs. Helen Wade and Mrs. Maybelle
Duley: Funeral from the ". W; Deal
Wednesday. January %, At Il am; Rela-.
Rocky Hill. Md. ~
WHITE; REV; vi JAMES L. On Sunday; ,I,4:; Jan;
of oarg SeSo Just s. v ne pastor Of aabTaith
4. NJ Z. Zion Church. beloved husband
Of Mrs. Florence r. White and son Of
Rev. and Mrs. James r. White of Ship
pensburg. Pa. Also surviving are one
sister, Mrs. Celeste Bunch of Pasadena,
Calf; one BROTHER. Donald n White
Rumy Powell, Theilna Rucker, Mildred
Cassell. Minnie Calhoun. Esther White
and Mr.. John Greene; other relatives
and many friends Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE, Inc.
WILSON. PAULINE HELEN. Departed this
life on Saturday. January 10, 1852, at
Freedmen's Hospital, MRS. PAULINE
HELEN WILSON of 1888 Benning I'd.
ne. loving daughter OF Mrs, Maude
mop If Mes cr Es q Scales ss s MsGn sso
leaves three sisters four bothers, three
grandchildren, other relatives and friends
Friends are invited to view the remains
after IL noon Tuesday. January %, at
Ralph Barbour's Funeral Home. 4S K
st.. ne, where funeral services viii be
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

n, DONALD A special COM
munication of Hiram Lodge
No. 10, F. A: A. NJ. is called
at the Masonic Temple. Tues
day, January 22. 1862, 10
am, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of our
late past master, DONALD
Evening star., 1952-01-21

VI, JOSEPH A. Members of
Council No. 244.
Knights of Columbus. are re-
oQeSted to meet at the home
Of the late JOSEPH A. GIO-
1881 Randolph st.
NV, for recitation of the
rosary on Tuesday evening,
2. 1852, at 8 pm.
LESTER F. MOSS. G. K
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Dratha

t5LE;xAaNDERf q KAN ROBERT HAMIlToS; 4daI On
HAMILTON ALExANDER Of S42 Mclean
Alexander. son Of Estridse and Mary
eight uncles, 20 nieces and nephews
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Malvan & Schey. Inc.
ANDERSON. BESSIE b. On Friday. Janu-
ery IS, 1852. at the residence OF her
daughter l709 2nd st. NV, BESSIE B.
ANDERSON, beloved mother of Mrs Lii
Ian s. Williams Mrs. Marjorie Wormley
FELTON, and Clifton c. Anderson; grand
mother Of Mrs. Marjorie Wormley Mon
tero, William Grayer williams. ir., Clifton
z: Anderson, jr., and Mrs. Dora Anderson
strange. She is also survived by four
great-grandehildren, other relatives and
friends. The .ate Mrs. Anderson will
rest at the above residence after / pm
TUESDAY, January %. Funeral services
1U Am. Wednesday. January %. at
SteWarts Funeral Home, 80 n ST. me-
Anterment Arlington National Cemetery.
ANDERSON. BESSIE. otncers and mem
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day. January %. at Stewards
Funeral Home, 80 II ST. ne.
AQUILLA MASON, W. NJ.
SYLVESTER A. MASON, W. p.
KATIE w. TODD. Secretary.