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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

Nrobably President Eisenhowers proudest
personal achievement is having made the grade
as Dad
Though il wasn't always easy. he tried hard
to give his only son, John, love. security.
attention and healthy companionship.
Too many well-meaning fathers just don't
know how to do this Today they are contrib
uting TO the unhappiness, even delinquency, Of
their children because they don't devote enough
time to them. In Q recent Midwest study, 800
boys, aged II and -, claimed their fathers
spent an average Of only seven minutes week
alone with them!
In recent years, have talked to Major John
Eisenhower about his boyhood memories Of
his father have also heard some Illuminating
stories from the majors wife, Barbara, as we'll
as from other members and friends of the
Eisenhower family.
Here are the Presidents five secrets for being
a successful father:
1. Re a Coed Listener = His first secret was
always giving John his wholeheaned, undi-
vided attention. Unlike many fathers. he really
listened whenever his son talked to him. And
he always took time TO answer the boys queS-
tons truthfulIy, never talking down to him.
John still remembers happily the informal
talking time" with his father when the EiSen-
howers were living in a modest Washington
apartment during the early 1905. when
Dad shaved" he recalls. I'D jabber to him
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about anything that was on my mind. Eight
year-old Johnny and his father would laugh
and talk about everything from marbles TO
Mars.
Dad encouraged me to express my IDEAS
John said. He listened to all of my problems
and helped me on most Of them If Ike didn't
know an answer. he would say: Johnny, let's
Try to find out together" Dwight Eisenhower
also made point Of learning about his sons
hobbies. studies, problems. fears and dreams.
In September. 1898, father and son dis
cussed the Munich Pact" Though nearly
everyone else I6-year-old John talked to de-
nounced Chamberlain's umbrella ''appease-
ment." his father patiently explained the Brit
iSh Prime Minister'S ''peace-n-our-time''
efforts.
But hasn't he just delayed war;" asked
John.
II suppose" answered his father, but he
has gotten some time to build the planes to
save England from the Luftwaffe.'
During Johns Army career, his father has
continued to lend an attentive ear. Though
modest, Woodworking likable Major John
Eisenhower has made his military way solely
on his own. he has occasionally sought advice.
Dad encountered most Of my problems DUR
ing his own career" his son says. so he has
often been help"
Even today when he visits the White House,
John still talks to the President about every
thing from his baby Mary Jeans teethins to
golf. but don't ask Dad about affairs Of
state,'' says John.
z. Share Activities = Father and son also
grew close by doing things together. They COL
ected stamps. They improvised a photo
graphic dark ROOM Once on a visit to Abilene,
Kan, they built long wooden chicken coop
in Grandma Ida Eisenhower's back yard.
At his own home, Dwight Eisenhower spent
many Sunday afternoon connecting exotic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
How Ike Rates

These intimate stories, from John Eisenhower and
family friends picture side Of the President few people
about. Here his five Embarrassing "ruies' -
they help you in bringing up your youngsters
ey JACK HARRISON PoLLAck
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THIS WEEK Mosorioe June 10. 1857
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Mrs. Robert LOTUS
OF Alexandra

Mrs. Robert F. LOTUS. As.
wife Of the public relations
director Of the National Asso-
ciation of Home Builders, died
suddenly Friday in Alexandria
Hospital.
She was the former Miss
Marian Drew and was a native
OF New York City.
Mrs. LOTUS was a member
Of st. Rita's Catholic Church,
Alexandria. and lived at I443
Martha Gusts drive.
Survivors are her husband.
two sons. Robert Drew Lotus,
II. and John Arthur LOTUS,
is, and a daughter. Marian
Elizabeth LOTUS. IL. and a sis
ter. Mrs. Vivian Harlan OF
Yonkers. N. Y.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Monday in St. Rita s
Church. 1901 Russell road,
Alexandria.
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industrial management at the
Harvard Business School.
During World War !, he was
an Army lieutenant In chem
ical warfare overseas.
After the war. he engaged In
prospecting and mining oper-
ations in Brazil. British Gui-
ana. Canada and the Western
United States. Mr.. McComh
then became an executive Of
ficer of various industrial
firms in New York and Chi
cago.
Served In NRA
When he joined the National
RI ecovery Administration in
1888. he was deputy admins
traitor in charge of conStruc-
tion. heavy machinery and raw
material codes.
II 1887. Mr.. McComb was
asked by the Secretary Of Labor
to assist in the organization
and administration OF the
Walsh Healey Act, commonly
known as the Government con.
tracts law.
He lived at 1916 Thirty-thirc
street NV. He was a membel
Of the Harvard Club and tn,
Chevy Chase Club.
Surviving are three sisters
Mrs. David L. Forester, 1911
Thirty-third street NV; Mrs
Joe Smith. Rolla, Mo-, anC
Mrs. Clyde Fuller. La Jolla
Calf. and several nieces ant
nephews.
Funeral services will be a
1880 am. Tuesday at st
Johns Church. 3244 o stree
NV. with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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w. r. .McC Comb Dies;
|Ex-U. S. Labor Officioi

william Randolph McComb.
64. former administrator Of the
Department Of Eabor's wage
and hour and public contracts
division. died yesterday Of ilei-
tis In George Washington UNI
versity Hospital.
Mr.. McComb. a presidential
appointee in i947. resigned in
1855 and received a commenda-
tion for his service from Pres
ident Eisenhower.
As one Of the developers Of
the administration Of fair labor
laws In this country. he helped
evolve the minimum wage law:
He was chairman Of the Wages
and Hours Committee Of the
International Labor Organiza-
tion convention in Geneva in
1949, principal delegate Of the
United States 70 Coal Mine
Committee sessions held in 1851
in Geneva, and was sent to
advise the Philippine and jap
anese governments on wage.
labor and commerce laws in
1852.
Missouri Native
An avid sportsman, he was
stricken two weeks ago while
in a Charles County tMd)
duck blind.
Born in Dixon. Mo. he was
the son Of DIR. Charles McComh
OF Rolla, Mo. who died in May
at the age Of 95. Mr.. McComb
was a student at the Missouri
School of Mines and graduated
in mining engineering at Har-
ward in 1923. He also studied
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0arh uf Uhanka

cvLMER. DELLA GAMnRELL. Sincere
thanks and appreciation are rendered
hy the family Of the late DKLLA
iiMHh isisndsH ior Ssns1s ,eissrsms Il ns "sns ass
Of ears, musical rendition, clereymen
and many other expressions Of SYM
pathy exteMued during our recent
THE FAMILY,
GODR0LD, BERNARD y. The family
Of the late BERNARD p. ooDBoisn b
wishes to express It's sincere thanks
and appreciation 70 our many friends
and nelshbors for their kindness;
MRS ooDboLD AND FAMILY.
KATE. HARRY. The family OF the
late HARRY KATE wish to express
their thanks and appreciation 70
ncE rsla,iyss i've sS sn iFisnSs S.a, ,ar .hsas
sympsthy. DURING. their recent be-
MATTHEWS. THEODORE A. am
very grateful 70 all OF the pastors.
enas ana SFss.Hss s.s;y.. s:lys.:
loved husband, THEODORE A. NAT
THEwS. The solos rendered. the
donation OF cars. the. flowers. eards
ana telesFams received were . soiaee
bEyoTEp WIPE. GLADYS L. MAT
Riley. H. MARRY. The family Of
the late H. HARRY RILEY wishes
to express their thanks and appre-
friends and the priest Of 81. cyprian's 5
Church for the flowers. cards, cars
and many other expressions Of kind
ness and sympathy during the pass
Ing Of their loved one
THE FAMILY.
WILLIS. IAMES The imved,.,. e.
lily Of the late JAMES WILLIS wish
70 thank the pastor OF the Miles
Memorial c. NJ Z Church and all
members in and the chorus Of the Lib
erty Baptist Church. clubs. friends
and the neighboFs Of Seaton pl NV,
and all FRIENDS for their acts Of
kindneSa during our recent hereave.
ment. THE WILLIS FAMILY.
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Tuesday Services Set
For Comdr. Roy Dalton

GraveSide services will be
held at 9 an. Tuesday in Ar
lington Cemetery for Comdr
Roy Bale Dalton. 40. who was
killed in a plane crash Thurs
day near Wingate. Pa.
Comdr. Dalton was en- route
from Anacostia Naval Air Sta
ton to the Naval Air Station at
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-
CRAWFORD C. HEERLEIN.
FLETCHER. RICHMOND o. On Tri.
DAY; Deee@Sss , 20. EsI; ,!o,ST ai CALVERT
fEfcHEkl ffiEafScSH s0'Ilsss sasS.nd FAaAGSS q Rupy z
Fletcher and Colin Collins. Friends
may can q the lee Funeral Home,
ts shsr, .HS .sr,iss: s :: S.d on rhHi.
day. December 20, at 10 an. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
FRATTA. JOSEPH ?. On Friday. De-
eembef 20. 1887, JOSEPH p. FRATTA,
ss be. ss0osd ISs ss'siSS LSS. q Hsy T:,,. s's n
Peter j. Iratts Funeral from the
6soS 6ss:mbs, sops 3. ra q sse on ,Ess.s Es:say, z
Church. where mass VIII Be oiieIsd
At am, for the repose Of his soul
Interment Mount oiivet Cemetery,
I'm LEV OF flowers. masses are pre-
ras ,.%s.l 1n9rAf si sy y 42sosss n ssss., Jsi RI
husband oi npS' Hester = fs,, ! oi'aS.e isiSsT
Mrs Virainia Youns and CORVALLIS
ass.s. M:sRs .p1 G .S5 aT'S. 1.sa. .r: Ncis Cshs.
q funeral later. ATrsnssmsnts by
GaLLMAN.: BESSIE ANN. on Friday.
December 90, 1857. at her Tssldenee,
331. Kentucky ave. Sc, MRS. BESSIE
ANN oALLMAN. beloved mother of
M.s sr.n MY NJ. 1hsi%s eSS n5s Jon.s. ines Ms tn
Pauline Gray, Mrs. Mildred Rhode.
Harold, Eddie. Jen and Eugene Call
man and sister o. Mrs Rose cald;
Es HTs 4nI.Da Louise c,bis Ru r,,,iy.. trsd S snS
friends also survive. Remains rsstlne
with L. Z. Murray a Son. 1897 Tenth
st. NV where friends may call after
. pm. Sunday. ana where funeral
sTvisss ser :, w 1s held ibs.T%.St MSnSat S.on Psss
Memorial Cemetery.
0IN0ELL. MABEL D. Suddenly, on
bHE b, oINeEIE q a7iI ! T.epnssh
o. the ate Harold \. oInse!l ald
b two Sisters, Grace Alien and Rdps
Casey, and q brother, sydney peniels.
Services a the oasch Funeral Home,
snSs snssT sslsi%er;p p.s:b.y .s. nya's.yil. sS
S,n. Sn IRssIstiv.s .ssaoir ana oitrri.nd: issl..d.
Insermsnt o.. Johns csmstsry' Belts
GRcSS GRcSE,1 1aaoRAcs 7. on Friday be-
EI:. ; \: :'s;:3 :'s$:;3E S:
band of Emms r. dreii. father q
Mrs. BsrbssIa : MecaIy. n son a, o. q
n John pIsSss sSs L,1n DTo LeeaS''tnsss Lsesss ass
Grofi and Mrs. MarEaret L. puvaii
ETisnds may eall At the Ives Funeral
Home. esf7 Wilson blvd airing.
S en hsa on %hss EohSss ,Snsr' psssmSsr ssrSSsl
a. 10 an. interment National Ne
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Willow Grove. Pa. when the
accident occurred.
He is survived by his wife
and three children. at Willow
Grove. his father. and two
brothers.
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Hunt96.
Consul Widow

Mrs. Ida Gibbs Hunt. daugh-
ter Of the first Negro elected
city Judge In the United States.
and widow Of q former United
States consul. died Thursday at
her home at 1915 Ingraham
street NV. She was 96.
Her husband. William H. Hunt.
consul to Etienne, France,
for 20 years. died on the same
date six years ago.
A writer and lecturer, and
active in civic affairs here.
Mrs. Hunt was born in Victoria.
Vancouver Island. British Co
lumbia.
Her father, Judge Mifflin w.
Gibbs, was born in Philadel-
phia In 1923 and was a lifelong
champion Of Negro rights.
Was City Judge
He established a mercantile
house at Victoria after the dis
covery Of gold in British Co
lumbia IN 1858. He later re-
turned TO this country and
settled in Little Rock. Arkansas.
where in 1873 he was elected
city Judge. the first Negro to
hold such an Office in the
United States. Judge Gibbs
Gibbs later was proposed for q
post in President Garfield's
cabinet. and in 1897 was ap-
pointed United States Consul
to Tamatave, Madagascar, by
President Mckinley.
He was a graduate OF the law
department at Oberlin College.
and his daughter received an
ABB. degree there. After teach
ing for four years at Florida
A. and M. College in Tallahas-
see, Mrs. Hunt taught here at
the old NJ street high school
before her marriage in 1904.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt lived m
France for 81 years. from 1906
to l927-when he was consul
to Etienne.
Many Activities
After his retirement. they
returned to Washington and
lived at Ills New Hampshire
avenue NV.
Since her husbands death,
Mrs. Hunt lived with her cousin
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Fauntleroy.
/. Active in civic affairs here.
she was a member Of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People:
served on the board Of the
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, and
was a member of the Washing
ton Welfare Association. Inc.
She also belonged TO the
Women's International League
for Peace and Freedom. founded
at The Hague in 1915.
She belonged to the Book
Lovers Club. the Bethel Literary
Society and the College Alum
nae Club. and served with the
Red Cross here and IN France.
A writer and lecturer. her work
has appeared in the Negro His
tory Journal and the Negro
History Bulletin.
Mrs. Hunt was o member
Of Plymouth Congregational
Church here.
Services will be held at l
pm. Tuesday at the Mcclure
funeral home. 1926 Ninth stree :
NV, with Dean Daniel G..
Hill. dean Of the Howard un.-
versity School of Religion. CT
/ ficiating. Burial will be in
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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Amuruiitg

pASss ssa,a; nsssYh y ,h. 4. I.mSa, Saysln y n.Sn
sSs LcSs sss.ISn e esla nouns Il me- Lebanon asnS
Memorial Park. $500 Riees I'd,
Hyattsville. Nd, on sunday, pecem-
ber 20. 1881, Of 2.30 pm. Friends
and rNiatfVea invited.
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With Regard to a
Cord Of Thanks

Ven sitsa q easd ei shaaks h
Tie SioI meets . need which cen
hardly be solved n any other was
Net only b i . gracious expssssioa
oi gratitude 10 those vAo hsvs sent
tloFel tributes bur else eouFteouslS
aeknovlsdees the services and
klndnsssss Of the meay 10 whom
. psssoael note o. thehks eonaos
veil be meiled o. whose aamss
end sddrssss ore not known,
Insertion ei . eafd Of theaks
mey be arrenssd by telephone 10
The Sse,. ST 5000.
The Evening and Sunday sto'
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Dratha

Is'S ssr 81, issa. WaiILI4M !" wilson
Of l64l Trinidad ave ne. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY
Prazier's Funeral Home.
WINDSOR. JAMES N. On Friday,
mn December 90. 1857. a.
Jackson Memorial Hospital
a'sSIh WINDSOR, beloved has.
Ltea|B band Of MARY !. Windsor
i.'hsE W,nSsor, q the waitsr ls.s 'iame, Il g,
Ssasn' WinasoT Of pissrict ri Ne Hsighss. INC Md +,
also IL survived BY seven grandehif-
dren and six Ereat-grandchildren
Friends may call at the Robert a
Mattingiy Funeral Home. l3l ] lth
81 se, after 2 noon SUNDAY, De.
Ssnoeo SsIa On Tu.sdsy ShsLs p.eemssr ssssasss q
IO:45 am. Relatives and friendl
invited. Interment Arlington Ma.
tionai Cemetery. 23
WOLFF; LYMAN HENRY On Thur.
fhy arysRY PeSsoHsT @oHSr II IT, 7ss o.t lfnAs ave-
Vie X. woifi. father Of Gerald s
". Holiyneld ana Mrs. Donaid ?
Duhruie brother Of Mrs Juliar
y Pumphrey Funeral Home. S43l
3soIss DsgE,n. ;ss,,ss sssr Msss sps'ns yin 5,
on MONDAY. December 81. AZ s;3t
Church, sos WAYNE ave. silvei
spriru Nd. Intermsnt Rock Greek
Cemetery. %
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CEMETERY LOTS

ment priviisEs; state location, pTic,
.ssEsr ls.s p SrisIi.s. sIss, ~ .fsis .9nsi fort
PARkLAWN--Deslrabls lots fof ssls
p,s. v,ts. sss..!! .ss.! VII. s.Ii.sial o. DaI'
Evening star., 1957-12-22

ABANAIHEY, LuLIA. r. on Thurs
mems Hospital, lula p, ABANA-
Vie Of the = ATE S Alien = ASansthsy ANA s'TssS "sS
Burton. Mrs sarah B. Myries. mrs.
Laura NJ Davis, Mrs Mauds . Pear
TSsla sTSn; MS Annie olymPn, Mrs Mrs;
Aeanathey Also sufvivins are six
grandchildren. three sreat-erandeilil-
fr,sno. fss o'hsI S,., real,sss H s.e sSDs, sns nay
ss sR0:I 81 Il: MsoSi. sEo1ds iSs rcp.rs nI'fS Eo. .
MONDAY. peeemsef "a. a stis''Ts he Turnsr Sr
Memorial Methodist Church, eth and
Lincoln en- iis M.mSri.i Rn c.R.I:r,. S% in''rR:n'
bAaRETI. 2; EDGAR On PEiday.
f.Sfaes fs%ssiH iHespls.Is ss 5. sposaass fisiI. fszR.
kkTT Of 3005 Mosby pi, Alexandria
Of sandra and Ralph Barrett son
Sernars ara dolSon s sfssss. Pn,s. ssrsls sTSsasT q
rstss Mrs. J. b, Collier. Miss
son. Mrs W r. HauAinond. Mrs. r.
Owen and Mrs. Kempter West Fu-
eer %. st $50 an from the Gun
ntngham Funeral Heme, Cameron
end Alfred sta. Alex. Va. Intermsnt
DARRETf. WILLIAM J.. sR. sud
denly, on Friday. December 20. 1857.
81 his residence. 2s42 Mount View
pl Sc, WILLIAM j. BARRETT. sr..
the beloved husband Of the late Mary
=. Barrett and father Of Mary Rllen
Mulligan. Jane A, Elizabeth r..
John A. and William J. Barrett, ir f:
brother Of Helen Hansen, Nary FcFd.
vance Blaek. Prank. Timothy and
John j Barrett Funeral from the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1881
0ood Hope I'd. Sc, on Monday. De-
Semeer y; at 1880 am. thence to
mass viii be offered al II am. for
the repose Of his soul. Interment
rvssis o. Hea.sn Cemetery
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ikoRaAANsi' aAAsi'i 3 KiRBY. Pre-,

Of prayers Tor iO dseeased. zee, Brother
yosEPH q jyboEr s.eistsfy
sTsf'' sRD b DsstRSsT DsSR4soLoEH "a Iss q BOW. Eow
ka, fcrmsTly q q AEegsss; Nd ss-
Ms. Kathiesn Eason and Howard
the Donsldson- Funeral Home. AIS,
talbot! ave- Laurel. Nd On SUN
ss soIioveS s'sg'fa 81 fartS.r services .. sss &
Trinity Lutheran Church Of Bowie
at $3.50 pm. Interment church Gene
sssTIIEs. ADpIE sPExcER. OF 20
1857, mother Of Mrs. H. Jstt RuekeI
and William B. Bates. sister Of Mrs.
y q 0SOdEan; ~ Hri; r K s.:stsr Jsssr.
Semsins ain al chsnssrs Punersl 'Homs.
sember ss, ct 9 p;m Services in
scu ss sSSSs sSn! sDI.s vas s1'aso aondsS chuiss
Sss@sssr s.sss sslinss chdIsS tcsss1%sa. cs%.Isas.
BAL. bs2HHt sgREiaatE sGgRatE yMsHrrE. On yr,d.y.
al. oRAcE wHfTE BEAIL Of zoe
OF the late Wlnheld Scott beall and
sssn:y osh:5 e. 81 sna Mss ASsns S.T ThO1.s ois:S s:S
Ms Rachael Reed. Mrs. Faith
Evans and Laurence and Roger
Ssa wa ( pSmuh.y @I Ss. nsss ssi: 4 hom: m: Wa wa
Georgia ave. Silver ,sprine. Nd.
where services will be held on Tues
day. December "a ct ~ an. 1park-
ing faeilitiesl lnterment Rockville
BERGSImSSS' IEoNORA ". on sat
NJ BERoMANN, formerly Of $3.50
s'' HsTIy MiI'P sss1@'efi y sa$nsr @SiSst
Nd. .,, and y1lIn. %iIiam BeSrmsSn rr,.n6I nav y;
Ho. s At asSi ss .b 4. Hinf' w Co. .itsT hsn'I. e
noon sunday parking fseililiesl.
on TUESDAY, December as III, Sa e.ri,.;. e. ie;ao
BLADEN. MAUD Z. On Friday, pessm-
Eizsu6O iBsiIApEN. Vie sis.'s q fSs'a Re Is.s
ser. nsro Sri.nds sh''ni may l''.a cal = Tie
ehusetts ave. ne. where services Will
;. held on Tus;S.y; ;ymers pseeIssT ns;,r,,an a
Hational Cemetery. 23
soIass ss.s.s sS SrHSt Ss T. Ses op Ss%s ss iFss Us
ETHYYi V BoLLAN, mother of Rob.
Donald w sehoonmaker Of Olen-
dale. Calf. Mrs, Bollan rests .,
spTins. Nd, where services will be
held on Monday, December 23. at
2:3O pm. parking facilitiesl. In.
terment private In preference Of
In the form Of memorials 70 tha
MONTGOMERY County Heart Associa-
tlon. ,3746 Howard ave. Ksnsins-
noOzE. REBEccA. on Friday. De-
eember 90. 1857 REBEccA BOOZE;
formerly o. 80 Eye st,s.w.. devoted
mother Of Mrs. Doris Fiager. Earsa-
line and Walter Booze. She also
Srots.r Preston %SS X Booae, s Other ss rsla, Sns
tives and many friends, Remains
resting at the John T Rhines and Co.
Funeral Home, AZ pOl 3rd 81. s.w.,
where friends may call after. 8 pm
Monday. December -. and where
prayers will be said at Q an. Tues
day. December "a. Interment Mt
Oiivet Cemetery 20
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muniesiion Of 81. johns
viii Be held At the Masonic
Temple. 18th st. and New
York ave. NV. on Tues
day, December 20. 1857. at
4 pm, for the purposs, o.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CremAtoriun1

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ltn ~ and Mass Ave NE u S.B2OO
ments by Jarvis Is
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
l24 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
si;'Es's;. REr'N Al''''rE ss.ssc
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GUAnNIEn0, nElEN L.. on Thurs-
dsf. paeemRer ", igss. h.LtH u
kslssna kksEss o9aTn'',S xnn sad 'REishsSI swsyss
Hsnes &. smith, sister Of Marjorie
ss.o1E s.pl Thss% .sS h,.lns k1sssEsial smIsh
Il runefsi services .from the sim.
DoSod Hops. 10 Sc. on Iussdly,
p,inslsn psss@sss kssiosal 81 cs@st.rs an''&sn' Is
HaRRISoroN, RHEA, On sa.ssa.y,
RsssnAsosE sSuAoE a7ies oEpp,msanaha ,mnaA Il. HAE. n'E
Sslcywsa SSwoii vie q i wililsS W Heririinstcoai
and mother OF Mrs. Will!sene X.
Qarbriek. Friends mey call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home, blQa
wIssSni monHsy ss Dec pss.mSsa lSm s & ssrsIess Se:
al 81. Alban's Church, Massachusetts,
and Wlsconsin aves,. n.wa on Monday,
December Pess 1ss,k ~ c,m...r, e. pm' in'srmsns
HARkrsOR. CAPT, FbREsT NJ. ~. =.
Naval Medical cerps RETIRED. On
PoSRtsr N. HAisRisoN s6 !. Naval
band oi sara } Harrison. son q Mrs.
E.a.in SsSn Hisds MaEssSn srssSsr sS a' plUss sss
3. Harrison oi New York, Guy Friends
Funeral Heme. .sa0l i4th 81 nv.
after II noon Monday ,parkins IA
lineton National Cemetery on Tues
daF. December -. at ~ noon.
HbseaSSS' b.s.ns.s !9sffS 81 iss r 60 SossT sssSrd
pison. father OF Mrs Jean tate,
htoshsr Of lehn; james snd Paul
Friends nav cal st oasisr's Chapel.
is.y PsIklns OpDOsits) Notice Of
December 20. 1857. al his rssldenes.
es4 S1Sq4 Ms 2.s AsI.v.S 81 Az h..snoS Joskra ~. W
Heiiman and devoted Iathsr o. Ro.
beFta and Taniara Heilman. He
Alsc is u.l,r,. survived ~ ~ ,ni his n9Sas. meshs.'
... 4ss;n hsImsS Dr. fSass ansIs .spss.. IGsis ..s S
the Bernard DAnsansky A Sons Fu-
neral Home, a5Ol lath s. nv,
on sunday. December se. at ~
SsSn rs Msmcqs MesscH:' x.ss sss' ,''ss ssss ce:
Pl ~. ~ lieu Of aoweIa. the
made 70 the Cancer Fund. 20
nELFGOTf, ANNA. on saturday. De-
eember II. 1887, ANNA HELFOoTT
et t7Oe 9th q, nv, Funeral sery-
Sons Funeral Home. 35Ot l4th st
NV. on Monday, December ~. At
II an. InteFment Adas Israel
Cemetery.
MENsLEY, ALICE q, On December 81,
1887, ALICE HENsLEY OF 1919
Potomac ave. ne Notice Of funeral
later. Arraneements By FraHier's .
Funeral Hone
uERsn0wETz. HARRY. on Friday.
December 20 1851, HARRY HERSH-
OwrTz. beloved husband OF Ger
lIude HershowltE.. devoted father OF
Ellis. irvine Hershovttx and Ronald
DelteIbaum. I'll of Waslngton. y. c.
He also Is survived by tWo brothers
and two sisters. Morris Hershowitz,
aii OF washtnSton, D. G.: MFs Minnie
Eaik Of Albany, NJ Y. Services at
the c D ooldheFe q Son Funeral
home 4sl 9th g. n.w.. on sun
ment Washinaton Hebrew congrega.
ton Cemetery In mourning ~ $500
lly requests IN lieu ct novefs, con-
uteutionS BE- made 20 the Metro
Dolitan Heart Guild. -
Evening star., 1957-12-22

Of the HOW Name soeiety
Of 81 TeTesas Church.
will meet At Simmons
Brothers Funeral Home.
1851 Good Hope I'd. sc.
on Sunday. December 90.
a. 80 pm. for recitation
Evening star., 1957-12-22

ALFRgD a. A special
eommgnieation of West
Gate Lodee No. $50, A. p
and A. NJ. will be held in
Star Hall. Mount Rainier.
Nd. on Monday, Deceln :
Der %. at 1880 pm for
the purpose Of conductine
Masonic rites for Brother
Evening star., 1957-12-22

ss . special eommunics ca .
tion Of samuel 0ompeTs
Lodge, No Is. p. A, A. NJ.
en- Sunday, December 80
1897. At I pm. At the
B'nai Israel SynAgogue for
the purpose Of conducting
Evening star., 1957-12-22

wHITTINGT0N. RUTH a. In SAD
but loving memory q our deyotee
Who SS"esi dciparted this N" two NiH wear. Sss
today, December 90, 1865.
No one knows how much We miss .you
No one knows how much We havl
suffered since We lost you,
Life will never be the same.
We shall never forget you, dear.
You are always In our hearts.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.