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Evening star., 1957-12-31

Mrs. McCray spent her entire
life In Loudoun County She
was associated with several
area organizations including
the Waterford Foundation, the
Blue Ridge Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
the Hamilton Book Club and
the Women's Club Of Loudoun.
Also she was q member of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Ham,
ilton.
She Is survived by her hus-
band. Robert ]. McCray. di-
rector Of the Peoples National
Bank Of Leesburg. treasurer Of
the Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Of Loudoun County and presi-
dent Of the Loudoun County
Hospital Board Of Trustees.
Mrs. McCray is also survived
by her daughter. Mrs. Frances
Saunders Of the home address.
and two grandchildren.
Burial services viii be held
at I pm. Thursday. Leesburg
Union Cemetery. and will be
conducted by the Rev. John
Baird Shinberger. rector Of
Madison Parish.
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Miss Wheeler, 81,
Retired Aide With
Post Office, GAO

Miss Genevieve A. Wheeler,
81. q lifelong Washington resi-
dent. died this morning at q
nursing home here.
Miss Wheeler was the daugh-
ter Of Woodbury. and Clara
Wheeler, who lived for many
years at ia East Capitol street.
on property where the Supreme
Court now stands. Wheeler
road in Southeast Washington
was named for her father.
Miss Wheeler was employed
by the Post once Department
and the General Accounting
once in clerical review work
until her retirement several
years ago.
She was q member Of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution. and In earlier years
was an active member Of st.
Marks Episcopal Church.
Surviving are her sister. Mrs.
r. H. Brasel Of Washington: q
nephew, C0mdr. John Brasel.
USNR. Of 3OOT Erie street Sc.
and a niece. Mrs. Jason Swal-
len Of 45li Klingle street NV.
Services will be held at IL
am. Friday at st. Marks
Church. Third and A streets
Sc, with burial In Oak Hill
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Minnie 6. Bobys, 81,
Corcoron Gallery Ex-Member

Services were held this after
noon in Goldberg's funeral
home. with burial in Tifereth
Israel Cemetery. for Mrs. Min
ME Goodman Bobys. a former
Washington resident. who died
Saturday at her home in Mi
ami. Fla. She was 81.
An artist. Mrs. Bobys was a
member OF the Corcoran Art
Gallery here for many years.
and belonged to artists groups
In Miami and Sarasota.
Her FIRST husband. Nathan
Goodman. a wholesale electric
cal supply dealer here. also
was an artist. and for many
years contributed to prizes for
outstanding students at the
Corcoran Art School. He died
in 1851.
Active in the Israel bond
drive in Miami. Mrs. Bobys was
praised by Robert Briscoe. the
Lord Mayor Of Dublin. during
his American visit for her part
In the drive. She was a sup
porter Of philanthropic and
charitable groups during her
years in Washington, includ-
ing the work Of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged. A native
of Russia, Mrs. Bobys was the
former Minnie Crowell.
She is survived by her hus-
band. Asa. Of Miami; three
children, David A., 1908 Frank
lin avenue, Chevy Chase View,
Md; Mrs. Beatrice Leventhal.
5000 Garrison street NV, and
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Sir John Boothmun
Marshal in RAF

LONDON. Dec. 81 (R-The
death Of Air Chief Marshal Sir
John Boothman. Sc. winner Of
the last Schneider Trophy air
race for Britain in 1891. was
announced today.
Sir John died Sunday at
Stanmore. Middlesex. The
cause Of death was not an
nounced.
The veteran aiIman won the
1891 Schneider race with a
speed of 3l2 miles an hour in
a Supermarine SOB. predeces-
sor Of the Spitfire. 1t was
Britain's third straight victory
and gave her permanent possess
sion Of the trophy.
In World War II Sir John
was in charge Of photo recon-
naissance for the RAP Coastal
Command.
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BY J. A. OLEARY
star stan Writer

This country's own national
interests may require it to pro-
vide military and economic as
sistance to free nations in Asia
for a long time, in the opinion
Of Senator Sparkman. Demo-
crat of Alabama.
He said great care must be
taken by the administration
and the American people to be
sure that as we become heavily
involved.in military guided mis-
sile and satellite programs. We
do not lose sight Of the vast
interests we have at stake in
the Far East and Southeast
Asia"
The Senator made public last
night his report to the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
on q recent tour Of that area.
as q member of the subcom-
mittee on Far Eastern Affairs.
American aid must not be
forced on needy states. the
Alabaman said. But unless it is
available on reasonable request.
he warned. Communist sources
Of aid will be utilized and the
path to Communist political
penetration will be opened.
Fears Start Of Trend
He emphasized that II any Of
the states lying between Korea
and Pakistan move into the
Soviet orbit, "there is great
danger that an irreversible
trend may be started which in
time might abridge the inde-
pendence Of all these states" "
He warned that such a de-
velopment would threaten
United States military security
by expansion Of the area Of
Communist control with q con-
seQuent impact on our trade
and sources Of raw materials. "
Senator Sparkman said the
Soviet Sputniks undoubtedly
have increased the Communist
threat to Asia.
Prom the sickle to Sputnik
in 40 years." he pointed out.
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Col. Murroy, 81.
80 Years in Army

Funeral services with full
military honors will be held at
10 am. Thursday at Fort Myer
Chapel for 1t. Col. william E.
Murray. UsA. retired. who died
Sunday In Atlantic Beach. Fla,
He was 81. Burial will be In
Arlington Cemetery.
Col. Murray was a veteran Of
the Spanish-American War.
when he served in Cuba. and
later during the Philippine In
surrection, and World War I,
when he served In France. He
retired in 1880 after a 33-ycar
career In the Army.
He is survived by his widow
and q daughter. Mrs. Marjorie
Lansing. both OF Atlantic
Beach. and two sons. John c.
Of Dover. Del. and william z.
jr.. Of Pelham Manor, N. Y.
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Mrs. Foerber, 81,
Wife of Interior
Decorator

Mrs. Helen Burns Faerber,
81. wife Of Washington inter-
ior decorator Peter K. Faer-
Der. died yesterday At the
Washington Sanitarium after
. long illness.
A third generation Washing
tonian. Mrs. Faerber was the
daughter Of the late william
Gait Burns. circulation direc-
tor Of The Star for 81 years.
She attended Holy Cross
Academy here and st. Joseph's
College in Emmitsburg, Md.
Before entering the sanitarium,
Mrs. Faerber lived at 1912 Oak
street NV. with her husband,
who survives her.
Other survivors are an aunt,
Mrs. William Roach of 1888
Harvard street NV. and four
cousins. Mrs. Jean Killoran OF
Wilmington. Del. Mrs. Maj
garet O'Reilly Of Columbus,
Ohio: Mrs. Patsy Flynn Of San
Francisco. Calf. and Mrs. FL
dorado Ashburn of Redbank,
N. j.
A requiem mass will be cele-
brated at . am. Thursday in
Sacred Heart Church. Six
teenth street and Park road
NV. with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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c. w. Chamberlain Dies,
Government Architect

Carroll w. Chamberlain. ~.
In charge Of architectural en-
cheering for the General serv-
ices Administration and one Of
the oldest employees Of that
organization. died early today
at Sibley Hospital.
As chief of the architectural
engineering branch OF OSA. Mr..
Chamberlain was largely re-
sponsible for the development
Of master specifications for Fed
eral construction. particularly
In the use Of materials. Archi-
tects developed designs for
buildings within the framework
Of his specifications.
Well past the usual retire.
ment age. Mr.. Chamberlain
continued In his post because
Of the special demand for his
skill.
His Government career with
0SA and the Offices from which
II developed totaled IL years.
A graduate Of Syracuse Uni
versity in 1907 with a bachelor
OF arts degree In architecture,
he went with the Supervising
architects once in the Trea-
sury Department in 1909. The
ONCE was the predecessor Of
the Public Building Admins
tration. now the Public Build
ings Service Of 0SA.
He left the Government for
private architectural work as q
member Of q firm in Gastonia.
N. c.. from 1920 to 1927. re-
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Draths
rRnLIEG

THRILLING, HENRY J. Members Of
- hs,,s. ne EP,sssssn nss.S a. cISe ,Ss s.sss sEs
@ HENRY -: TRILLIEo;;
@ 81. 1897, Is bis iaIe ksi-
where prayers viii Be said on Thurs
day. January 9. 1858. at $50 an;
Ms,s silI es setsS S.sn ss ogr M,css;hSf e.Sy q
blvd. and white Haven pkwy. nv.
ct y am. Interment Mount olivet
vOGLE. CARL A. on Monday. De-
cember 80. lpa7. et the Calvert
County Hospital CARL A. .vodLE,
beloved husband Of Anna vosls Q.
SslssI. as r.ss san Mason Mo- C Sa pssro i'1s HsS
and Mrs. N IL Coleman of River
Harkness Funeral Home. Mutual. Nd
Requism 9aSs at 81 Johns V,sn-
on Thursday. January ., 1883. At .
am. lnteTmsnt Cedar Hi Gene
teri, Washington. ID, C.. at III an.
NADDRLL. LILLE KERNs. In aln-
crest NURSING Home, Winchester, Va.
on sunday, December 2e. 1857. LII
LIE KERNS wADDELL. beloved wife
Of the late William Lemuel Waddeh'
hnGton. Va and Mrs. William Stick.
ley, Stephens City Va; sister Of
Buddy v Kerns and Mrs. MagRie
Gray warrenton. Va. she also Is
survived BY ore grandson. william
A. Saffeli. three ereat-granddangh-
ters Carol. Jane and Patricia SAT-
fell, all OF Silver Spring, Nd. Friends
and relatives may call 1T Roystons 3
Funeral Home. Middlebure, Va.
where services viii be held wedpes-
day. January /. at . pm. Inter
ment sharon Cemetery. Middle
burg Va. 81
wYNNF. HATTIE. on Monday. De-
eemees -; 1857 HATTIE MYhhk
ter OF Miss Mamie Wynne and
Thomas l. Wynne Also surviving
are her nteces. Mrs. Lilhe b. Mecree
and Mrs. Rosie Carlton Of connecti-
cut. and other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funefal later. Ar
ranaements b. Mcclure, Inc.
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Sporkmon Sees Asia Aid
As Long-HouI Benefit

seems proof enough to the peo-
pie of Asia that Communist
achievements are based on
deeds. not words"
Sees Warning
On the other hand. the
Senator said. there is hope
that Sputnik will bring home
to these nations more clearly
than ever the immirence Of
the Soviet threat and
thereby make it crystal clear
that continuation Of their
own independence now re-
quires that they associate their
own aspirations for human
freedom and betterment with
similar aspirations of other
nations"
Senator Sparkman recon-
mended that this country de-
velop a clear policy toward the
problem Of neutralism, which
arises in dealing with some Of
the Asian countries.
The Senator pointed out that,
Of the l3 nations stretching
from Korea to Pakistan, six
are linked with the United
States in defensive military
arrangements. namely Japan,
Korea. Nationalist China, Wet
Nam. Thailand and Pakistan.
One other. Malaga. has a de-
fensive arrangement with Great
Britain.
He pointed out that the re-
naming six tCambodia, Ceylon,
India, Burma. Indonesia and
LaoS) are neutral in the sense
that they have not joined any
free world defensive pacts.
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ington High School in Alexan-
dria and later Baltimore Poly
technic Institute.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Louise E. Brown. and three
sons and a daughter. They are
Stewart K. Brown. jr.. of Char
lottesville. Va: George l..
Brown Of Alexandria: Emory
A. Brown Of Silver Spring, and
Mrs. Franc Rarey of Bogots.
Colombia.
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H. c. Ramsey. 50.
Formerly of District

Harry C. Ramsey. 50. a WASH
ington resident for Is years,
died Friday in Limeport, Pa.
He had lived in Allentown.
Pa. since his retirement from
the Aluminium Co. Of America
in 1855.
Survivors include a son. Har-
~ B.. Of Allentown. and q
granddaughter. Burial was in
Allentown.
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5 in FumiIy to Murry

TRENTO, Italy, Dec. 81 tA1.
-Cornelio Benedetti's three
sons and two daughters all will
marry in q joint ceremony here
January 4. Then all five and
their new husbands and wives
will go OF on q honeymoon to-
gether.
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M. and r. Weller Meyer. all
of 5605 Montgomery street.
Chevy Chase. Nd.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Thursday in Luther
Place Memorial Church at
Thomas circle. Burial will fol-
low at Arlington Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be sent
to the Heart Association.
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turning 10 the Public Buildings
Administration In 1927. He was
q native Of wyoming. N. Y.
Mr.. Chamberlain is survived
BY his widow. Mrs. Alfre d q
Gaffke Chamberlain. and two
daughters. the Misses MurieI
and Winifred. all Of the home
address. 1918 Upshur street.
NV.
Requiem mass win be said
at 10 am. Saturday at st. Ca
briefs Catholic Church, with
burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Requiem Moss
For c. F.Prevost

Requiem mass wac sung today
in st. Martins Catholic Church
for Charles Frances Provost. q
charter member Of the Diamond
Cab Co.. who died Friday in
Sibley Hospital.
Mr.. Provost, who was 20. was
an incorporation Of the company
when it was formed in 1926 and
a former vice president.
He was born in fort Foote.
Nd. and lived in this area all
his life.
Mr.. Provost is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Bertha G. Provost
Of the home address. IS w
street NV.
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Mrs. Robert }. McCroy, 90;
Active in Loudoun Affairs

Mrs. Mabel Van Devanter
Mccray. SO. Loudoun County
clubwoman. died yesterday
morning Of a coronary throm-
bosis at her farm home Liberty
Hall. near Hamilton. Va.
A native Of Waterford. Va.
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Mrs. Rhoda Bortman, 4ll6
Eighteenth street NV. and
eight grandchildren.
Also surviving are three
brothers and q sister. Louis
Crowell. 59ll Knol.brook drive,
Hyattsville: Harry. 7204 Con-
neticut avenue. Chevy Chase,
Md: Samuel. 1856 Varnum
street NV. and Mrs. Esther
Egdal Of Washington.
The family asks that express
sions OF sympathy be sent to
the d. c. Cancer Aid Group.
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james w. Parker

DETROIT, Dec. 81 R.-
James w. Parker. II, former
president Of Detroit Edison Co..
died yesterday. He Joined the
firm in 1910. became its presi-
dent in 1914 and retired in 1851.
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DEATHS
Annoaneemeats %
Services ~ Chambers
In Mrmnrian

BEAVERS. MARY A. In sad but loving
memory OF our dear mother MARY
A BEAVERS, who passed away
tventy-stx years aso today, Decem-
''' HER fovIno CHILDREN.
Of my mother, IDA NJ. BURG1N, who
departed this life December 81, 1885.
Until memory fades and life departs.
You win be forever IN my heart.
Time takes away the edGe OF grief,
But memory turns back every leaf
DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
LUCAS. THOMAS J. AND ALICE y,
10 lovinE memory of % ny devoted i,; par;
away October 20, 1871, and ALICE
?. LUCAS. who passed away peeem-
Although IIfe's sun for each must set,
Those whom We love we ne'er forget.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON
bESdkHor EM1lAwi MABEL AND WALTER
MILLEn; IAMEs, s,,ccs G = In ,ITspe nsPSry vsa q
departed this life one year ago to-
day, December ~. 1857.
There is a srisf that can never nnd
And ! wound tina, can never be
The Sorrow imbedded so deep in my
Can never be fully revealed.
Thoueh absent. he Is always. near,
still loved. still missed, still very
dear. DEVOTED WIFE,
NEWTON. WILLIAM n. In loyins
memory. Of our devoted cousin, VIII
LIAM II. NEWTON, who left US three
wears ago today. December 81. 1854.
Pond memories inner every day
Remembrance keeps you near
The love our hearts hold dear.
YOUR DEVOTED COUSINS, MRS.
MAlRIoH s.AlaIsH III, HHHoussoNp on AND NJ
PAIGE. JAMES WILLIAM. In loving
SSe. %s%cry yy.SEs % oy fsdEo ssf orSsSsI SSo pa saS
sway fOu, ysars aso today Deesm-
Thoush absent james. you are alvays
near,
sun loved. still missed, 'tlll very
In our hearts q memory Of you IL
kept. dear Brother,
We shall never forget.
HIS SISTERS. BROTHERS, NfECEs
sANDIDGE, HENRY WILLIAM: A
tribute of love ~ memory o. my
aa.nc', nsNFA MnM M r ~,
today. December 81. 1855.
How little did. know
sWhen you called me on the phone.
TtAt those would be your last words
Before God would call YOU home,
But stil you have some to q better
where there shall be no nights;
Ny love for YOU shall aiways be,
Your memory shall always be my
YouR SON, BROWNIE sANDrpoE.
TAYLOR: a.. Or. =; -. rEHcx; sntcv In msRSEy TavYoS e
who left me suddenly December 81,
The niEht will fellow day.
But come what may,
will never forset that sad December
Thst' you left me and went away
LrEffEIIn II''ifA taylor.
THOMAS, SARAH z: u loying mem
THOMAS, who departed this life elx
years Auo today. December u, 1851.
our life did not begin with birth,
II 10 not OF the earth.
And this that we call death; II is no
Than ihs Opsnins and closing of .
And 10 Your house how many rooms
Beyond mi, one where we rest
HER %6TSE %p6TRySIEp ,GvELDHEgE, sARa-
couRTNEY, coRNELI a, CARO-
AMERICA AND KLOMAN
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

vey often . cord Of thenks II
The stat msess Q need which cen
hardly BE- solved in any other say
Not only Is d ereeious expression
Of esaiitude 10 those who have sent
llosel tributes but olso eourteously
acknowledge the services and
kindnsssss Of the meny to whom
. personel note Of thanks ceanot
veil be mailed o. whose aemes
end addreses ere aes known
Insertion d . eard et thaaks
may be ortonssd BY telephone 10
The Sta,. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance. SiBO
VIC u NE III 3-4ss0
Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ltn 81 anc Mass Ave NE u s-b20O
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
t24 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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], MATTHEWS Of 642 ? 81. me-,
esyotsd nusssnd % q Isabelle Hi Mattheys s.o
January .. 1865, friends may call
AZ the Frazier Funeral Home, $50
Rhode Island ave NV. Funeral serv.
ices on Thursday January 2. At I
stR and Cue sis. ~ = ". ths Rev. a.
o Bullock oficiatins. tnterment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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KARL NJ. KuNZ, President.
REV. EDWARD J. HERMANN,
Spiritual Director.
HENRY J., sr. on SUNDAY.
IsSsI0ss %oTiaI aOsplta sl HENRY an''1 J. TRis. H.
LING, Or, Of 1917 45ih pl. NV, be-
father Of Joseph p. Trilling, Mrs,
nnn EdWsrd wss So'a rriinS Fl wAS9'pSiSs q sIiSsi
Spring, Nd, Mrs, Mary X. Harrison
ol Warrington, D. g., Mrs. Edith. 4
Taylor OF Portsmouth, Va Mrs Mar
and Robert 7. Triiling Of 0len Echo
Heights. Nd Friends may call after
~ noon, Tuesdey, December 81,
his late residence. where prayers will
500 am. Mass viii be offered 81
Our Lady Of Victory Catholic Church,
Macarthur blvd. At Whltehaven pkwy
n,E,. e am. Interment Mount
TRILLIN0. HENRY |! Members q
A. A.P.W. SSIIAsSS $ENSS ., thi Srl,slsS Sssib 4
Friends may call after le noon Tues
Hs Hss rssissnss' DiisSs%Ssr isis lgtah 81 a. NM ".
where prayers will be said on Thurs
Mass will be offered At Our Lady OF
Victory Catholic Church, Macarthur
blvd, and White Haven pkwy. NV,
a. am intsrnent Mount olivet
r. =. RAMsDEN, secrgiary. /
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soclety of Our Lady oI
ss''I., "a y SaSESS Ss.smSls = q, s'ogs:Si s.sc
pm; tuesday December 81,
ipbI. at 1917 41th pl, NV,
late member, HENRY j
Evening star., 1957-12-31

kALDEs, GEORGE ?. Of 1888 Carroll
ave. IakomA Park, Nd. on Decem-
Der -. 1857. husband Of Pandora
kaldes, father OF steve. Paula,
ana Vasilika Kaldes and brother OF
Peter Paul kaides. Prayers at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 400 chapin st.
NV. On Thursday. January 2. 1855.
~ IL am. Services IN Sts. constan-
Church, 4l15 18th st, NV. at II 80
an. lnterment Arlington National
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esmber IS 1857. MRS. CORA LEE
JAMES Of l73s v 81. nv. beloved
mother q solomon James and Mrs.
brown OF Clinton. g. c. Also sur
'vlving are two granddaughters. Ars.
Cora Lee Punch and Mrs. Addie Lee
Gordon. and other relatives and
friends. Remains resting with l.. Z.
Murray q Son, 1887 10th st. NV.
where friends may call on Wednesday.
January 4. 1885, after pm Pu-
neral services on Thursday. January
?. At ] pm, az the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, the Rev. Z. c. smith
ofnciating. Interment WoodiaWn
Cemetery. l.
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ssJ. 81 :4os wssi PARK er'. HSafis-
b, &. on peesnSer 50. 1857. mother her
Of Mrs. Eleanor II. baker, Mrs.
Marietta H. Dew. Donald Z. and
Ernest c. Holiday: sister Of Mrs.
Betty White OF Boston, haSt. Sery-
ices At Chambers Funeral Home. b17
! ltth ST Sc, on Thursday. January
2. 1888. at l pm. Interment wash
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lUsEEr. oscIE Y. Tas oaassr, .qe

,1sRA members OF Kenneth II
Nash Post. No. :. the
r la American Lesion. are no.
tined Of the passing unto
the Great Beyond Of Com
rade OSCIE ". BUSKEY at
Arlington Hospital On sun.
day, December 80. 1897 Funeral
services viii be conducted By the
National Guard Of Honor on Wednes-
day. January 1. 1855, At pm.
81 the lves Funeral Home. aS47
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. Mem
oerS requesting transportation viii
meet at the post home at 5.l5 pm
HARRY Z. BOLTON. Commander.
ANDREW H OGLETREE. Adit.
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JUSTICE. WILLIAM. On Monday. De-
General Hospital. WILLIAM justice.
lovlns son Of Mrs. Lula Crupe. He
After Z pm. Thursday, January 2.
1896. friends may call Al the John
son a jenkins Funeral Home. 4SO4
Georgia ave. NV, where funeral serv-
3, At l2 noon. tnterment Wood
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cember 80. 1867. at Freedmen's Hos
pital- ELNORA JOHNSON OF 4O5 eth
81. Sc. deyoted mother Of Mrs. Mary
4. Jones ahd Mr.. Charles A. Hender-
son. She also leaves 20 mourn their
son and Mrs Annie Wallace: one
grandson. james l.. Harvey.H one
daughter -tn-iau, MTs. Mary T. Hen
derson. q son-in-law. Mr.. Edward
Jones. three ststers-in-iaw. other
relatives and many friends Re
mains reatlng 81 the John T. Rhinea
Co. Funeral Home. pol 3rd 81
sw. Notice Of funeral later. Pam
iiy may be seen a. 5223 Central
Evening star., 1957-12-31

Decemher SO. 1897. WILLIAM A.
NV. father Of Mrs. Henry Hulds.
koper. Mrs. Arthur Cox Of Washing
ton. D. c.. stepfntheF Of Mrs. r. q,
Hale Of Orlando. Florida. brother OF
Clinton L. CrumAn, Syracuse. N. Y.
dren Friends may call al the s
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, s00I
l4th st. NV. on Wednesday. Janu-
ary I. la5S. until ~ noon. thence
70 tns above residence aiter Z pm,
day. January 2. at 10 AN. Inter-
ment private. Fort Lincoln Cemetery
81
HARRIS. LAWRENCE 5. Departed this
life on Tuesday, December 81. 1887.
g. $50 am. LAWRENCE g. HAR-
Notice o. funeral later.
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sraay, Dssem6er ss 1857. At Louaour
ERINE ". HARRISON. Of 81 si4 Moore a
81. Fairfax. Va. wife Of Prank b
Htrrtson and mother Of Arthur
Powell. Herndon. Va. Junior Powell
Miami. FlA and wilson Powell. Pals
SorestHi,ls na ass ssasbser Sss.' ss SsnfRs M9s
Lutte wilson. sister Of Mrs Agnes
Chappell and Woodrow Wilson. Hern-
don. Va. and MIS-. Dorothy Kelley,
Round Hill. Va. she also Is survived
By 40 grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Green Funeral Home,
Herndou. Va. Funeral services will
be held at pm. wednesday. Janu-
ary 1 at Herndon Methodist Church.
Interment IN Chestnut Grove Gene
terry. u
Evening star., 1957-12-31

eemoer .fus 100, AttoFney EDMUND
hasSsnS Of the iats Rena Hfi. fsthsiri
Of Mrs. Beatrice Sevau and Russell
Hackley. uncle Of Mrs. Thelma Kel-
ser Winston and Claude Hill He
also is survived by other relatives
Thursday. January .. 1855. friends
are invited 70 call 81 the Jarvis
Chapel. 14J2 You 81. NV. Funeral
services At II an. Friday, January
3, ~ the Tabor Presbyterian Church.
eaIn % NJ MemoriaI al csm.,er1 1's'"en' In
Evening star., 1957-12-31

cembsr 20, 1857. RUTH A. cooPER
Of 25Oi 9Th st. NV. Apt. II. be-
loved mother Of LLOYD Lee Cooper
Also surviving are two sisters. Miss
Lelea J Bowen. and Mrs Mary L.
Green. two brothers. Thomas s. and
Lemuel w. Bowen, and other rela-
tives and many friends After =
pm. Thursday. January .. 1858,
friends are invited TO call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. SEQ 9th
st NV. where services will be held
on Friday, January 3. At pm.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
DAVIS, JOSEPH MARION. On Mon.
Hos HOSPITAL 'Josh JOSEPH ~ MIxIRioN ppTrsfs. p%vis'
father Of Bryan, Allan and Darrell
Davis. son OF Charles W. Davis OF
Minot. n. OAK. brother Of Francis
y, Of Oak Ridge, Tenn. Philip OF
Manchester. Wyo.. and benjamin. Of
sheridan, Oree. Notice Of memorial
services later
Evening star., 1957-12-31

CAkNEH, BLkTHA. On Sunday. De.
eemoer -. 1857. At Manaiani Con-
xaleseent Home in Honolulu. BERTHA
Carney. She Is survived By a son,
Admiral Robert b. Carney. USN re-
tiIeo, OF Washington. ID. c. Burial
will be in Arlington National Gene
tery At date 70 be announced later