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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-30
BY GEORGE KENNEDY
star stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, June 30.-Fleet
Admiral Ernest j. King wa!
brought back to. the Nava
Academy from which he wa,
graduated Sc years ago for buria
yesterday. The academy is alsC
the last resting place of Johr
Paul Jones.
The admiral, who died or
Monday in Portsmouth, N. H.
commanded the greatest feet ir
history.
Neither the admiral nor any
of his classmates. part of whose
training at the turn of the cen.
fury was in sailing a square rig.
ger about the bay, could have
imagined such a feet or such 9
command. The admiral ran il
from the map and communica.
tons rooms in the Pentagon
Opposing ships never sighted one
another in many important bat.
ties and attacked by launchinf
planes against the opposing fleet
1t is doubtful that history will
find his role as exciting as Johr
Paul Jones', who said, Il have
just begun to fight," but it wa,
more important.
Brief Ceremony
There was a fiyover of Navy
planes during the brief grave.
side ceremony here. The ad.
miral's funeral procession ir
Washington provided a scat.
tered crowd, mostly tourists
with a colorful pageant.
With bands playing Onward
Christian Soldiers" and units Of
the Army. Navy and Marine
Corps in the line of march, the
procession went up Constitution
avenue to the Capitol in the
early afternoon. Six white horses
with an outrider guiding then
drew an artillery caisson bear
ing the f1ag-draped coffin.
A white-clad sailor marched
ahead. holding the admiral.
five-star flag aloft. At the Capt..
tol the casket was transferred tt
a motor hearSe.
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Girls Nation PorIey
Names Two DELEGATES

ANNAPOLIS, June 80 CP.-
Judy Schehlein of Baltimore and
Bobbie Hughes of Oxon Hill were
named to represent Maryland at
Girls Nation in Washington.
Miss Hughes will be the senior
senator and Miss Schehlein
junior senator.
David L. Brigham, State de-
partment commander Of the
American Legion, addressed to-
days windup session Of Girls
State here.
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Anurtlittu

LUST. SIDNEY D, dwelling services in
memory Of the late SIDNEY 3. LUST
viii be held on sunday, July ] 1856.
ct IL an. 1t the washington Hebrew
ave. sc. Relatives and friends are
invited,
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1n MFntnriani


BAILEY AMANDA 3: In Ioying mem
BAILEY, who departed this life clever
years ago today. June 80. 1915.
Today recalls the memory
An9 those loy sSO O tsnp as y 1o 70 Sss
Are the ones who loved you best
DExoTE D NIECE, corEAL c
CRAVEN, GERTRUDE MARION. II
loving memory Of GERTRUDE MAR.
RON CRAVEN, who died four year,
ago today, June 30, 1852.
Love. sweetness, goodness In hei
person shin'd so clear.
cROwDY, JULIA 3. In LOVING memoir
Fl oIT gear qeBSTtsS wife and Ss. mother
i've S Years Ssc tOday. yy June 70. psSi
When. the evening shadows are fallinI
In amy my hesrl t, .ses comes M aion longing
II YOU only could come home.
Gone from this world Of grief anc
To lands Of peace and rest.
God has taken you, my daTling.
Where you have eternal rest
LOVING HUSBAND AND FAMILY.
DENNEY, CORA L. IN loving memory
Of our. dear mother, CORA L. DENNEY
June 80, 1854.
We do miss you. mama.
But know In heaven where you dwell
Your sweet soul y safe With Jesus,
We hear you Whisper, IAN e we'll.
TIE cHt1pRKN.
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In Aarntnriant

DORSEY, FENDER z. In sad but low
ing memory Of my dear mother, PEN
DER Z. DORSEY. who passed away
one year ago. June 30. 1855,
llAa L. -. ~
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DENT MA members sEO q Martha ' Chapter.
81 ! Il ! !||!
1, az 8 PM. I'M. a the he {. 4. Hines CO.
Funeral Home, Seoi i4th st. NV.
GERALDINE ROBEY, Worthy Matron,
ETHEL TOWNER, Secretary.
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HOLMES. EFFIE. On Thursday. june
SprE g aS6SMRs q F SiSRsnd pa HGesP Ma
beloved wife Of Percy Holmes and sister
Of Eugene Praither OF Jamaica: n: x
BY a host of other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Holmes may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home.
80. H st. ne. after IL noon Sunday.
from the Mount Zion Methodist Church,
Huntsville, Md, at pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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ANDERSON. ami. l; suddenly. on
STpRsaSsN s y ss sf SSS 4. ANT BlooE 4
mont. Nd, beloved wife of the late
Francis O.. Anderson, mother Of Mrs.
Margaret A. Kreamer, Ms. Sceola By
rum and Mrs. Laura p. Combs. sister
Myrtle Estep Of Huntingdon, Pa, and
Mrs. Lille Mae Harris Of washington,
D. c. she also is survived by fifteen
grandchildren AND two .Ereat-erandchil-
neral Home. 2224 wisconsin ave. NV.
on Monday. July 2. at $3.50 Am,
thence 70 the Chapel Of the Little
Flower vassar Circle, Glen Echo: No,
10 am. Friends and relatives invited.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 81
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Charles A. Currun,
Retired Worker at
Navy Gun Factory

Charles Aloysius Curran, 81,
a Washington resident for 80
years. died Friday of a heart
condition in the veterans hos
pital at Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mr.. Curran was a machinist
at the Naval Gun Factory for
many years before illness forced
him to retire about seven years
ago. A native of Wheeling, w.
Va, he served in the Army in
World War l.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Minnie Curran of the home ad-
dress, 1922 Congress street Sc:
two daughters. Mrs. Jean Girls
Sett. 2607 Southern avenue Sc,
and Mrs. Doris Wazeka. 812
Chesapeake street Sc, and three
step-children. Mrs. Lucille
TOT Massachusetts ave-
nue. NE; Seward F.. Parker Of
the home address, and Alton B.
Parker Of Laurel. Md.
Prayers will be said at the
Chambers funeral home, SIT
Eleventh street Sc, at $3.50 am.
tomorrow. followed by mass at
8 am, in the Fort Myer Chapel
in Arlington. Burial Will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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DR.. Mcdaniel,
Ex-Missionury

Dr.. Charles Gilbert Mcdaniel,
"a. veteran Baptist missionary
educator in China, died yester-
day in Culpeper. Va.
DR.. Mcdaniel spent Al years
in China, returning with the late
Mrs. Mcdaniel on the repatria-
ton ship Gripsholm in s1943.
Until recently he made his home
in Richmond.
DR.. Mcdaniel was born in
Mecklenberg County, Va, grew
up in Blackstone. Va, and was
educated at the University of
Richmond and at Colgate
Rochester IN. " Theological
Seminary.
One of his sons. c. Yates Nc
Daniel. of l4l0 North Meade
street, Arlington, who is a mill
taiy affairs reporter for the
Associated Press here, was a war
correspondent in the Pacific
Theater in World War II, and
the last American reporter to
leave Singapore before its fall;
another son, Paul B. Mcdaniel,
lives at 1888 Spring road, NV.
Also surviving are three
daughters, Mrs. Virginia Cone,
Syracuse, N. Y. Mrs. Helen
Craven, Princeton. N. j.; and
Mrs. Nancy Haynes. Long Beach,
Calf.
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On Mary's birth she became
known as the "act of God" baby.
Mr.. Macarthur was born in
Scranton, Pa, November 5, 1895,
the son of the Rev. William T.
and Georgiana Welstead Mac
Arthur. He was educated at
Wilson Memorial Academy in
Nyack. N. Y. H and Miss
Hayes had a home there and
an apartment here.
His plays were Lulu Belle. -
in collaboration with Edward
Sheldon; salvation" with Sid
ney Howard; THE Front Page"
Twentieth Century" Ladies
and Gentlemen" and Swan
Song" all with Mr.. Hecht; and
Johnny on the Spot"
Mr.. MacArthur's movies in
.cluded THE Sins of Madelon
IClaudet," in which Miss Hayes
starred and won an Oscar for
her acting: THE Senator Was
Indiscreet'; and in collaboration
with Mr.. Hecht, "Wuthering
Heights" an adoption of the
Emily Bronte novel; "Gunga
Din" inspired by the Rudyard
Kipling poem. and "Barbary
Coast"
Funeral services will be held
at noon Monday at the Frank E
Campbell Funeral Church, 1076
Madison avenue. Burial will be
Iprivate.
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Charles Macarthur Dies,
Husband of Helen HAYES

NEW YORK. April 81 Dr.
Charles Macarthur, go, play
wright, movie writer and hus-
band of Helen Hayes, the actress,
died today in New York Hospital
of a kidney ailment and severe
anemia.
The co-author of the famous
newspaper play THE Front
Page" entered the hospital
Wednesday suffering from ne
phritis. His illness became known
when it was announced that Miss
Hayes had Cancelled a May 6 tel
evision appearance in the play
THE Cradle Song"
Miss Hayes was with her hus-
band when he died. He had
ilapsed into Inconsistencies
Shortly before death.
Besides Miss Hayes, Mr.. Mac
Arthur is survived by an adopted
son. James. Their daughter
Mary, f1edgling actress. died
at the age of 10 of polio on Sep
TENDER %. 1949.
While Mr.. Macarthur wrote
plays and movie scripts on his
own, he teamed numerous times
with Ben Hecht. They COLA
borated on The Front Page" a
play bout newspaper work in
Chicago, where both had been
Their movie. The Scoundrel,"
won them Hollywood Oscars.
Mr.. MacArthur's phrase-mak-
ing ability probably started his
romance with Miss Hayes. They
met at party while she was
starring in the play. "Coquette. -
He approached her, munching
from a bag of peanuts. Offering
her some, he said. Il wish they
were emeralds.' They were mar
'ried August IT, 1923.
A year later the impending
birth of their daughter made
news.
Miss Hayes quit the show to
await her child'S birth. Jed
Harris, producer of the play
closed it. Members of the cast
claimed that under an Actors
Equity contract each should re-
Iceive two weeks salary in lieu
of notice.
Mr.. Harris contended the
closing was due to an "act of
God" and the equity contract
was not binding. A Board of
Arbitration overruled Mr.. Harris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
William B. Wolfe,
Was Carpenter In
Offices of House

William B. Wolfe, 81, a car
penter in the House Office Build
ing for Is years until his retire
ment last year. died yesterday
at his home, 4413 Third street
Sc, after a long illness.
Mr.. Wolfe was born and edu-
Gated IN Frederick, Md, coming
to Washington when he was 18.
He formerly owned and operated
Diamond taxicabs and at one
time worked for the Government
Printing Office.
Survivors are his widow, Mar
garet B.: two sons, Holton H.,
6718 Knollbrook drive, Hyatts-
vile, Md, owner of the Subur-
ban Office Machines, Inc, in
Chillum, Md; William, jr.. 64O6
North Twenty-first street, Ar
lington. a Treasury Department
employe; sister, Mrs. Caroline
P. Bardwell. Washington, and
three grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10
am. Wednesday at Chambers
funeral home in Riverdale, Md,
Burial will be in Cedar. Hill c.
metery.
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Smith. she was a native of Re-
tosh were married in 1894 in
Knoxville, Tenn.
Surviving are her sons, Robert
1913 North Dunbarton street
Arlington; George c.. jr., of 333
South Glebe road, and Frank OF
Huntington. w. Va. Also sur
viving are three daughters, Mrs
Isabel Stewards of Colonial Viii
lage, Arlington; Miss Jean Nc
IntoSh of the Nineteenth street
address and Mrs. Cornelia
Gieske Adams of 1864 South
Thirty-fourth street. Arlington
Twelve grandchildren and five
Observation-Disclosures also survive
Funeral services will be held
at 4:30 pm. today at the Ives
funeral home, 2847 Wilson bou-
levard. Burial will be in Wood
mere Cemetery, Huntington.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be sent
to the American Heart Associa-
ton.
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Mrs. George c. Mcintosh,
Area Resident for % Years

Mrs. George C. Mcintosh, ST.,
Sc, mother of George and Robert
Mcintosh, Arlington mortgage
bankers, died Friday at her
home, ABB North Nineteenth
street. Arlington. Mrs. Mcintosh
had been in i'll health with a
heart condition for several
months.
Her husband, who died in 1896.
was a newspaperman for many
years in West Virginia, and once
edited the Huntington Advertiser
and the Charleston Daily Mail.
as well as number of weeklies.
He was associated with the Fuel
and Food Administration here
under President Hoover.
Mrs. Mcintosh had lived in
this area since 1888. For the past
l8 years she lived at the Nine
teenth street home, which was
built for her by her sons. Their
firm. Mcintosh g. Mcintosh, Inc.
is at 2046 North Wilson boule-
ward.
The former Bertha May
nova. Pa. She and Mr.. McIn-
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William B. jason,
Retired Educator

William B. Jason, SO, former
president of Lincoln University
jefferson City. Mo. died Friday
at Mt. Alto Hospital. Since last
July he had been living at 55f
Varrium street NV. with a niece
Mrs. Vesta Jackson.
Mr.. Jason was born III Balti-
more and was graduated from
Howard University and the Uni
verSity of Pennsylvania. He
taught at college in Georgia
until he began a 30-year asso-
citation with Lincoln University
first as professor of mathematics
and later as dean. vice president
and president. He retired about
two years ago. Mr.. Jason was an
Army veteran of World War 1.
His niece is his closest survivor
Services will be held at pm
Tuesday at the MCGUIRE funeral
home. 1920 Ninth street NV
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Dratha

WOLF, GEORGE. on Thursday. April
eEoReE WOLF of A 4iaS North fhH snasr
son I'd. Arlington. Va. beloved hus-
band OF Lena E. Wolf, father OF James
c., Richard A. and Robert c. Wolf OF
San Francisco. Calf. and brother OF
Mrs. Emma Ford and Leo Wolf Of Hous-
ton, Tex, and Miss Minna Wolf and
Charles Wolf of Galveston, Tex. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington Va.
where brief services will be held on
Sunday April 20, at . pm. Inter
ment San Francisco National Cemetery
San Francisco. Calf. -
WOLFE, WILLIAM b. CBILLl. OF 44la
3rd st. Sc, on April I'll 1856. husband
OF Margaret B Wolfe. father OF Holton
H. and William B Wolfe, ir., brother
OF Mrs, Caroline p Bardwell. Services
al Chambers Funeral Home. 1901
Cleveland ave. .Riverdale Md. on
Wednesday April %, at 10 am. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
NV on April 10. 1855, husband Of q
Ethel Yates father of Albert and James
Franklin Yates. jr: brother Of Mrs
Carrie Irwin One grandehild also sur
wives. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 400 Chaplin ST. NV. on Mon
day. April 80 at . pm. Interment
WASHINGTON National Cemetery %
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Sam H. Thompson, 81,
Headed Farm Bureau

QUINCY, Ill, April 81 lPD.-
Sam H. Thompson. 80, of Quincy,
vice president of the Federal
Farm Board under President
Hoover, died in a hospital Friday
night.
Prominent in local. State and
national agricultural matters for
many years, Mr.. Thompson was
president of the American Farm
Bureau Federation from 1925
to 1890.
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W. H. Harrison,
Phone Official

GARDEN CITY. N. Y. April
p (P,.--William Henry Harri-
son. So. president Of Interna-
tional Telephone g. Telegraph
Corp, died today at his home Of
a heart ailment.
Mr.. Harrison went to the
I. T. a. T. in September. l948.
from the American Telephone 6s
Telegraph Co., where he had
been serving as vice president in
charge of operations and en-
cheering.
A native of Brooklyn, he began
his communications career with
the New York Telephone Co. in
1909.
During World War II. Mr..
Harrison was commissioned
colonel in the Army, rose to the
rank of major general and di-
rected the Signal Corps Pro-
curement and Distribution
Service, which obtained and dis
tributed the entire communica-
dio-electronics material
of the Army and the Army Air
Force.
Mr.. Harrison was awarded the
Distinguished Service Medal, Or
der of the British Empire and
the Cross Of the French Legion
of Honor. He also was awarded
the Hoover Medal for "distin-
guished public service"
He held many directorshipS
and also memberships in SCI
antific organizations and clubs.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Mabel Gilchrist
Ouchterloney, and two sons, Will
liam Henry Harrison. jr.. OF
Darlington. H., and DR.. j. Grant
Harrison of Garden City.
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.cKeIdin to Talk

A regional banquet of the
Maryland Classified Employees
Association. including members
from Montgomery County, will
be held at Z pm. May 8 in the
National Guard Armory at Fred
erick. Gov. McKeldin will adj
dress the meeting.
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GarAa nf Ihanka

BEcGLES; S wE Tis, re Z sx ERIc a.
Wilson Of St Matthews Church, VII
mington. Delaware officers and enlisted
men At Walter Reed Hospital, VIM
sspansler Funeral 1s! Home relatives a snd
tributes and other expressions of sym
pathy shown at the passing of our
husband and father. SERGT 1fc ERIC
THE FAMILY.
BOND. WILLIAM n The family OF the
late WILLIAM N BOND wish to crate
ton the beautiful floral tributes. cards
and other tokens Of sympathy during
our bereavement It is comforting to.
VI BE sHiSSIfsf WIFE WfPE y IND FAMILY.
DEAN. LILLE The family OF the
late Mrs, LILLE A. DEAN wish 10
appreciation TO Rev NJ Sheppard
members. CHOIR and clubs Of the Mount
Pleasant Baptist Church, Virginia the
Re, Ii. Smith the past Gsreei npF
Parley. officers and members OF the
James Reese Europe Unit No ).
american Lesion AuNiliary Other clubs
telegfamS. gifts. cards. cars and other
tokens OF sympathy curing our oereave-
JAMES DEAN AND FAMILY.
DODSON. CHARLES y. We wish to ex-,
press our sincere and heartfelt thanks.
to our relatives. friends and co-WorEerS!
for their many words OF sympathy
coincidence and beautiful floral trib-
utes at the death OF our husband and
father, CHARLES F. DoDSoN;
GOLDSTEIN. FANNIE. Ny brother and
want to thank all our neighbors
friends and relatives for all their con-
tributions to the various charities, etc i
and their kindness and consideration
during our great sorrow at the loss OF
our beloved mother. FANNIE GOLD /
HfLpA voGEL AND BERNARD GOLD
STEIN.
WILLARD. WILLIAM JUDGE, The
family Of the late Mr. WILLIAM
JUDGE WILLARD wishes TO express
its sincere thanks and deep apprecia-
ton to the relatives many friends CO.
workers and nelghborS tor their prayers.
contributions floral tributes. teiegrams
cards and cars during our recent be-
reavement. THE FAMII Y
SCOTT CHARLES FRED. The family
oil the late CHARLES FRED SCOTT
wash to express sincere appreciation
and gratitude to all friends for every
expression OF sympathy during our
recent bereavement
ALICE SCOTT AND FAMILY
sMARR. JAMES BYRNE We wish TO
express our sincere thanks and deep
appreciation to our many friends, reia-
tives and nelghbors for their many
kindnesses and expressions Of sympathy
during our recent bereavement
THE FAMILY
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Silver Spring RuIIy

The StevenSon-T ydings- Foley
Club of Montgomery County will
sponsor a rally for Democratic
voters at 8 pm April 80 in the
Oakview Elementary School. East
Wayne avenue ana Walden road.
Silver Spring.
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DFathH

ATWOOD, VIRGINIA c. On Friday.
Nd, VIRGINIA G. ATWOOD. beloved
mother Vi Mrs Lola A Clsgett and Mrs.
Hazel A. Mannar Friends are invited
to call al the Colonial Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey,. Rockville Nd
Mary's Cemetery Rockville, Nd %
BAKER. MARGARET DOLLI>O n
PEARLa on sa n6T ApFh l4 :;
BAKER 6f 1909 R Mac Mir bvd rt ca5in
john. Md. beloved mother OF porothy
.. Franklin and Willis A. Doihson,
Friends are invited to call a; the
+ OF Robert A. Humphrey Bethesda Md.
where services Will be held on Tuesday,
April "a, at 10 m Interment Mount
Oliyet Cemetery, Frederick. Md
BARTON. GEORGE II. On Friday, April
wood Or. Sc. GEORGE H. BARTON
beloved husband OF Mary L. Barton
and father OF Carolann and Patricia Lee
Goode Also survived by four brothers
and one sister Friends may call at the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home 1861
GOOD! Good Hope ,I rd Sc, until lo:3o an
and interment arlington National
Cemetery at Il am. 20
BERTRAM, ALBERT. SR. On Wednes-
day. April Is 1886, at his residence.
514 South adams St. Arlington, Va
ALBERT BERTRAM Sr. beloved hus-
band Of Martha Bertram. father Of
Frank Bertram OF Clarion. Pa, Mrs
Robert l. Ferrick u Wilioughby. Ohio
Albert Bertram OF EdgeWood Md
aud John " Bertram Of Fairfax, va
brother OF Mary DAVIS Robert aud
George Dewey ReEtram all Oh ClasEs-
vile. Pa William Berlram Of Iraugrr
Pa ana Joseph Rertram o. Goryeit,
Pa n, also IS survived b. seven
grandchildren and three grCat-gTanG-
children frlends mas cell al the
Ives Funeral Home. .S4 Wilson Diva.
Arlington Va where funeral services
VIII BE- held on Monday. April -, at
IL u. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 30
BRAME. VICTOR. SIR. Suddenly. on
Thursday. April -, 1856 at his resi-
dence, 1886 10th ST. NV VICTOR
BRANlE Sr. beloved husband OF Addie
p Brame and father Of Willard M.
and Victor Brame, ir. brother OF
Horace Brame OF Ada. Okla He also
Is survived by three grandchildren.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l l4th st. NV. on Tuesday,
April II at 10 am. parking facili-
tlesl. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 2J
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Hnnptltnn

RUBENSTEIN, IRVING. dwelling on
Sunday. April q: $50, al . PM, at
King David Memorial Park, Falls
Church Va ~
WARSAW. BENJAMIN. There will be an
unwilling of monument to the mem
DRY Of BENJAMIN WARSAW on SUM-
dav. April ~. 1855, at . pm. at the
Mount Lebanon Memorial Park. Mount
PiSgah I'd. Adelphi Md. 22
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thunks in
The Stur meets o need which con
hardly be solved in any other wuy.
Not only is il gracious expression
OF gratitude to those who hove sent
floral tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom per-
sonol note Of thanks cunnot we'll be
mailed or whose names and 3D.
dresses are NOT known. Insertions Of
o cord Of thanks may be arranged
BY telephone to The Star. ST. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stcr
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GARBuSCHEWSkI 3. 200 irc pSfk
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putGAfNstf fticuGs arr 6U4.tu 10
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Mrthoaisi thurch Graham rcHd
tslss Church. Va ghrrr service. Mi
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Mich.
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4tI- IIeOTRlh ave. INV. UItIdl IIUIII
st. Pauls Rock Greek Episcopal Church.
st. NV. on Monday. April 20, 1886.
at . pm.
day, April IS. 1856, at the d. c.
General Hospital NURTHIA E. PROC
TOR OF 335 Division ave. ne, beloved
wife OF Francis Proctor and daughter
OF Charles IL and Nellie V Digs. Also
surviving are other relatives and
friends After l pm. Sunday, April
-. friends may call al the Rollins
Funeral Home 433H Hunt pl lie.
where funeral services will be held
Oh Monday April %, at pm, Rev
Edwards efficiating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

! a iEIERALD, JOHN d. on THURSDAY.
pital JOHN D FITzGERh.p Of g9 Do
heafneX St ne beloved husband OF
yuma II FITZGERALD and father OF
the Collins Funeral Home. ASH tf'Itthl,
81. NV on Monday, April 20 al S3I
m REQUIEM mass az st. Anthony !
Shurch az m Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

20, 1856. at Suburban Hospital. SUSAN
A SEELEY OF 1908 Kingswell dr.,
Silver Spring. Md, formerly of Green
belt. Md; beloved mother of Mrs
Howard L. Cunningham. Mrs. J. NJ
Bates and George Lee. Ray @. and
Chester l.. Seeley Mrs. Seeley rests
al the Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md. where services will be held on
Monday, April 20, at 10 am. Inter
ment Great Bend. Kans private
located on Wayne ave. adjacent to the
funeral home) ~