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W. H. McMiIIen, 50, Lawyer
And Church Choir Director

William H. McMillen, SO, a
lawyer for the Civil Service
Commission for IS years, and
music director in local churches,
died Saturday in Sibley Hospital
after q heart attack.
Mr.. McMillen. a resident of
Fairfax Station. Va, retired
from Government service two
years ago because Of Ill health,
and since that time had been
working as q choir director for
area churches. At the time of
his death he was choir director
at the Pershing Drive Christian
Church in Arlington.
A native Of Eldon. Mo-, he was
a graduate of the University of
Kansas City and the Kansas
City School Of Law. He received
special training in music at the
Horner Institute of Fine Arts, the
Kansas City Conservatory OF
Music. st. Louis College of Music.
Hamline School Of Music and
Music Art Center. Cranston
School Of Music.
He began work for the Civil
Service Commission as an in
vestigator in st. Louis. and later
transferred to Washington be-
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Robert J. Smith, Is,
Chevy Chase Pupil

Funeral services for Robert j.
Smith. jr.. 16-year-old Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School stu
dent who drowned Saturday in
a fishing accident near Berkeley
Springs. w. Va, will be held at
IL am. tomorrow in the Robert
A. Pumphery funeral home, Be-
thesda. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
The high school sophomore,
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
j. Smith of 4816 De RuSsey park
way. Chevy Chase, Md, was a
graduate of Western Junior High
School. He also had attended
Gordon Junior High School and
Key School in Washington.
Beside his mother and father,
he is survived by a l4-year-old
sister. Nadene. and his grand
father. Robert b. Smith, both of
the home address, and another
grandfather, Frank H. Peed.
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William Park, "a, Contractor,
District Rigging Firm Founder

william Park. "a. local con-
tractor and founder of the Park
Transfer Co.. died yesterday at
his home. los Indian Sprinr
drive. Silver Spring. Of a heart
condition.
Mr.. Park. a native Of Aber
deenshire. Scotland. organized
the heavy hauling and rigging
firm in 1917. Now one of the
largest in the area. the COM
pany placed the statues of Lin
coin and Jefferson in the two
memorials. and hauled the steel
and stone for the Government
buildings in the Federal Tri-
angle.
He had been retired from the
company since 1913.
Mr.. Park served his appren-
ticeship as a carpenter in a
shipyard In Aberdeen. and later
worked in Glasgow and Edin-
burgh before coming to the
United States in 1906.
He worked in Washing ION as a
carpenter and then in Panama
OH the canal building project.
After his return here, Mr.. Park
studied engineering and con-
struction. He then went to work
as a superintendent for the
Boyle Robertson Construction
Co. during which time he super
vised the construction Of several
Washington buildings. including
the National Savings g. Trust
Co. and the Harrington Hotel.
AS a hobby. Mr.. Park built
several boats at his summer
home in Shadyside. Md, includ-
ing the 46-foot cruiser, the
America. which he loaned to the
Coast Guard during World War
II.
He was an active member OF
the Central Presbyterian Church
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
for over SO years, a member Of
the Mount Pleasant Lodge Of the
Masons and the st. Andrews
Society.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Margaret Richie Park. and q
daughter. Miss Annabelle Jean
Park. both Of the home address:
three sons, william A.. Harold
@. and Richie A. Park, all OF
Silver Spring: another daughter.
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PoviIos Zodeikis, Minister
From Lithuuniu p Years

Povilas Zadeikis, 10. Lithu-
anian minister to the United
States for nearly % years. the
last II without a country to rep
resent, died Saturday in Emer-
gency Hospital of a heart attack.
The Lithuanian diplomat. the
symbol Of resistance to Nazi and
Soviet domination Of his small
nation, was stricken at the Lith-
uanian Legation. 1922 Sixteenth
street NV. where he had lived
since becoming his country's
chief envoy in 1885.
Since 1910 when the Soviet
Union seized the small Baltic
country, Mr.. Zadeikis had neen
without a government to repre-
sent, although the United States
continued to recognize Lithuania
as an independent state.
One OF Seven in Service
When Lithuania was seized in
1910, the small group of officers
who made up the country's
foreign service got together and
decided to carry on diplomatic
relations in the name of Lithu-
ania. and at the time of his
death. Mr.. Zadeikis was one of
seven Legation heads abroad.
A Legation spokesman here
today said there is mo question"
that successor will be named.
He said Mr.. S. Lozoraitis. head
of Lithuania's diplomatic service
in Rome. will name a successor
as soon as possible and 1.-The
Legation will continue to func-
ton as it has since 1922"
Met With Secret Groups
Mr.. Zadeikis was born March
26. 1887, on his fathers farm in
Samogitia. Lithuania, then part
Of Czarist Russia. In high school
he participated in secret groups
which studied the Lithuanian
language, literature and history,
which was banned by the Rus
sian government.
He was graduated with honors
in organic chemistry in 1912
from the University of st. Pc
tersburg, where he was also ac-
tive in writing for Lithuanian
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c. E. Annette, 81, Physician
In Alexandra Since 1884

DR.. c. E. Annette. So, an Alex
andria physician. died yesterday
at Circle Terrace Hospital in
Alexandria.
DR.. Annette practiced in Alex
andria from 1884 to July, 1856,
when he was stricken with a
brain tumor. He had been hos
pitalized since July.
He was a member of the STATS
Of the Alexandria and Circle
Terrace Hospitals and was asso-
ciated with Arlington. Garfield
and Doctors Hospitals. He was
president of the Alexandria Hos
pital staff in 1947 and had served
as vice president of the Alex
andria Medical Society.
DR.. Annette twice was presi-
dent Of the Virginia State So
ciety.
One of his priced possessions
was a letter from President Will
son commencing him for selling
more war savings stamps than
any other Boy Scout in Virginia
He was IL Their.
Active in Masonic affairs. he
was a member of Kena Temple
Royal Arch Masons. and Alex
andria- Washington Lodge %
The latter group presented him
a 25-year pin while he was hos
pitalized.
Born in Saltville. Va, he re-
ceived a bachelor of arts degree
at Emory and Henry College and
his doctors degree from the
Medical College of Virginia at
Richmond. He began practice in
Alexandria after serving his in
ternship at Garfield Hospital.
He is survived by his widow
and two children. Larry, Is, and
Dianne. IL. Of the home address
1911 Belle Haven road.
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officer but in real life he was
awarded the French Legion of
Honor for his services to the film
art. He attempted to enlist IN
the French Foreign Legion at the
outbreak Of World War II.
A native of Austria and q
graduate Of the Royal Military
Academy. he went to the United
States in 1909, volunteered for
the United States cavalry when
he couldn't get a job. and served
three years.
Going west in 1912. he got into
pictures first in 1914 and began
an association with D. w. Grit
fifth which ultimately. after
World War I, took him to the
top as an actor and director
His cloSe-shaven bullet head
ramrod-stif bulk. and monocled
heavy face came to represent
Americas idea of the Prussian
military caste.
Made Pictures Abroad
Later he fell out of favor in
Hollywood and in 1886 took a
four-week offer from q French
film company. In the next three
years he made 20 pictures
abroad. Among them wa s
Grand Illusion" his most no
table performance.
The French government de-
clined his bid for military serv-
ice in World War II, saying his
propaganda broadcasts were of
more value. With the Germans
approaching Paris, he returned
to his adopted country-he be-
came a United States citizen in
l926-and played more than a
year on the stage in Arsenic
and Old Lace"
His career came full circle in
1913. when he returned to Holly
wood to play Field Marshal
Rommel In Five Graves To
Cairo" Once more he was the
German officer. but this time
without the monocle. Rommel
didn't wear one.
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newspapers. Shortly after his
graduation he became a reserve
officer in the army.
He fought in the Russian army
during World War I and received
decorations for bravery.
Once Defense Minister
After the treaty of Brest-
Litovsk between Communist Rus
STA and Germany in 1918, he
helped defend Lithuania against
Polish and German thrusts, and
in 1919 served the new nation
as Defense Minister for three
months.
Mr.. Zadeikis came to the United
States in 1920 as a member of a
Lithuanian mission which raised
over SIS million in bonds as a
loan to his country.
He Joined the Lithuanian for
eign service in 1923, and opened
the nations first consulate in
Chicago in February. 1924. From
1928 to 1885. he was Consul
General in New York, where he
organized the Lithuanian-Am eri-
can Chamber of Commerce. He
was appointed Lithuanian Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to Washington
on July l. 1885.
Fought for Independence
During his long service in
Washington he was an out
spoken foe of Soviet aggression
and continued to insist on his
country's right to independence.
He is survived by his widow.
Mary, a native of this country,
and his daughter. Mirga Zita. a
graduate of George Washington
University. who both live in the
Legation.
Friends are invited to call at
the Legation from noon to 10
pm. tomorrow and Wednesday.
A requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. Thursday in St. Mat
thew's Cathedral. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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DrafhB

Seminole ST., COLLEGE Park. Md. be-
q Mrs Harriet RI Bury MIS- Anne BSnsT
shs Is also survived BY six srsnd-
cnil1ren Services a. aad the g II; Hines
on Tuesday May IA at II am Park
ing facilities) Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
WEST. PERCY v. Suddenly. on sun
S Ssia,i May S x: 1857; PERCY Y WEST;
father of Carolyn Marie West Also
surviving are his father. mother four
brothers, Ave sisters and many friends.
FlsaGs m Nav 'f from az BROOKS sS Alien
Funeral Home, 18th ST. and Fla. ave
NV. Funeral and interment Dunn.
WHITE. HAROLD GEORGE. Suddenly,
@as6inston ' sanitsrian ana ana Hospital s tnt
HAROLD GEORGE WHITE OF 1911
Gardiner ave. Silver Spring. Md. hus-
band OF Marian Y. White: and brother
and Mrs. 8 D. Osborne. Oil CITY Pa :
Mrs. Frank Hubbell, Albuquerque, NJ
Mex. and Edward A. White, Bethesda.
Nd. Mr.; White rests at, the warner
Georgia ave. Silver sprins. Nd, where
friends may visit with the family be-
tween the hours Of pm. and 10 pm.
al . pm. at the above funeral home
tparkinR facilities). Interment private.
WILLIAMS. FANNIE B. On wednes-
day, May s.. 1857. FANNIE B WILL
h sPs g. Of D. Isss G aIs % e
Williams Also surviving ave two
nephews. Benhie and Ceoree Cole
man Of Boston, Mass After l2 noon
s 70 sa e.. Mcou snf Funeral srs R Roms
1920 9th st. Nv. where services viii
be held on Tuesday. Nav IA, at /
WILLIAMS. GEoRGMNA ANNA On
Washineto University Hospital. GEOR-
GIANA 4. WILLIAMS Of 1921 First st.
loss a devoted mother. Mrs. Eliza
Davis: two daughters. i've sons. six
sisters, two brothers. many other rel
s,i'e Ion and friends eS1n.. Eemsin' resting
Home. aol Sd st sv. Notice Of fu-
POvILAS. On Saturday, May
IL, ,,,l es7 a. Emergency Hospital.
usnia. belOved husband q Mary y zadei-
ks and father, OF MIRA zadeikis
FRIENDS may call at the Lithuanian
and Wednesday. May IA and 10. from
noon until 10 pm. Requiem Mass will
Rhode island ave. near Conn ave :.
40. on Thursday. May 10 at 10 q m
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Washington, d c. Is
1T. COL. JOHN LEE
at his residence, AIS N. Main St. Ma
nassas. Va. 1T. COL. JOHN LEE
ZIMMERMAN (uSMCi. husband OF
Constance W. Zimmerman. brother Of
Friends may call at the Everly Funeral
Home, FAIRFAX, Va. where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday. May ia
at LIS pm. DIST Inberment Arling-
honors at ESQ ON. ID
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Gen. Christy, Headed
CunuI Stuff in Wur

A memorial service for Brig
Gen. William Carroll Christy
Chief Of Staff Of the Panama
Canal Zone during World War II,
who died January 81 in Phoenix,
Ariz.. will be held at 10 am. to-
morrow in Fort Myer Chapel
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
A veteran Of both World Wars
with 43 years service in the
Army. Gen. Christy served in
Washington from 1927 to 1882.
in the Army War College and
on the General Staff. CO. divi-
sion. He retired in 1916. and had
been living in Phoenix since
1852.
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Erich Won Stroheim, II,
Actor-Di'rector, Dies

PARIS. May 10 R.-Erich
Won Stroheim. IL. the film
worlds most noted portrayor of
Prussian army officers. died Of
cancer last night at his home
near Paris.
The noted film actor and di-
rector had been i'll for six months
with a spinal ailment at his cha
teau in Maurepas, some Is miles
southwest of Paris.
He had lived in France the
last eight years, since his last
American movie, Sunset Boule-
ward" In that film he portrayed
a faithful retainer to a faded
film star depicted by Gloria
Swanson.
Recently he had appeared in
French and Italian movies and
was writing a novel and a biog-
raphy.
Decorated by France
Mr.. Won Stroheim was known
to audiences Of World War I and
II as a villainous German army
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She also had belonged to the
Congressional Country Club.
After the death of her first
husband. DR.. Robert Nicodemus,
of Frederick. Mrs. Dutton came
to Washington. where she re-
She and DR.. Dutton moved to
Chevy Chase in 1912. Mrs. Dut-
ton moved into the. Berkshire
Apartments about five years ago.
DR.. Dutton died IL years ago.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow in the S. H. Hines
funeral home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Other survivors include six
brothers and sisters. Ronald l..
Annette. 1925 Canterbury lane.
Alexandria; Mrs. Harry Gilmore
and William L. Annette of Pitts
burgh. Pa: Mrs John S. Spencer
and Mrs. r. j. Blair of Pulaski.
Va. and Mrs. Avon Hayes. Pasa-
dena. Calf
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow from the
Washington Street Methodist
Church where he was a member
tor 20 years. Burial will be in
National Memorial Park Gene
terry. Falls Church.
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Annesnesnsnt 81
In Mrmnriant

ALLEN. ELIZABETH. In loving memory
OF our beloved mother and grand
mother. ELIZABETH ALLEN. who
passed away two years ago May -,
1855
When q mother breathes her last
The stroke means more than tongue
The world seems quite another place
WITHOUT WI r shs smile q mo,hsrs face ,,,
GRANpsoNs. MARI. WfLB6R AND
ASHLEY. LOUISE L. Sacred TO the mem
DRY of our precious mother. LOUISE L
ASHBY, who passed on seventeen years
TO i've in the hearts of those We love
DEVOTED CHILDREN. ELLA. ARTHUR,
JOHN 1" AND soN-IN-LAw JAS
A mother possesses incredible wisdom,
And wonderful INSIGHT and skill;
In each human heart u that one special
which orly q mother can NIL.
With lots Of love and gratitude
For everything you've done:
OF all the mothers everywhere
You were the dearest one
JANE.
COsTLEY. ALICE BRAXsTON. In sad
mother. ALICE BsS2xsToS coS s1TIsso
who left Us May ~. 1870.
MANY years have passed.
Since Won left us mother dear:
But beautiful memories OF You
Are ever near.
Your teachings,
Your smile:
SO much you gave.
To make life worthwhile
Oh. yes We loved YOU, for Won were all
that makes q wonderful mother.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. GLADYS NJ
LEE AND ALICE HYMAN.
GREEN. LAURA z. A tribute OF eternal
SVs and %eTSry to Sot tse Toss es''e
GREENE. who departed this life seven
years aso. Nav :. 1850.
This Mothers Day
You are not here this Mothers Day
To love and comfort me,
And vet I still can hear Won pray:
Your smile ! always see.
And 50 ! Worship at YOUR shrine
. This day and every day,
Becaust ] know, sweetheart Of mine,
Your love still ltahts nv way.
You are not here this Mothers Day,
A. In the DAYS Of wore,
And while at church or work or play
miss Won more and more
Oh. nothing here can ever seem
The same. l vearn In vain.
I smile through tears-I pray sno
Until we meet again.
HER DEVOTED AND LOVING chill.
THERESA , DYSON s1 REoiNALbS { q
Y a HN neF TSE k sNp HS cRI ptvo e2l
sRoTAER, JAMES sN oW 5 7
GRICE. MARY l.. In loving memory OF
my dear mother, MARY L. ORICE, who
left me eight years ago today May 10
49,. .......A..a ..t.h ,..,..
Devoted DAUGHTER. ROSE.
NASH. osC !. os n LOVING 4 memory O
parted this We eight years aso today
The years have changed many thinss
But this one thing j. true.
Time and space cannot erase
NV fond memory S "a Yc" kssrr
PENDLETON. y. LOUISA. In ioyinI
memory OF my devoted mother. LOUISA
p. PENDiETON who departed THU
life six wears aao today. May 10, 1851
God gave me a. wonderful mother.
She was one who never grew old;
What T' oS Seaa fsn' memory s%cs r .S knf
HER !. l Z DAUGHTER. MARY. 1
SCOTT. EDMOND W. A tribute TO III,
memory OF my kind father Ed.
MOND W. SCOTT. who courageously
left this world twenty-seven years agC
TODAY. MAY ~, 1880.
A token Of love and remembrance
OF one we shall never foreet:
His memory TO US il q treasure,
His loss a lifetime OF regret
GLADYS SCOTT ROBERTS
yOLLMER. JUDITH ANN. In iovinS
memory OF our dauehter and sister
away thirteen years ago today. May
Is. 1914.
Zone from this earth,
But never 70 be fowotten
LOVING MOTHER, FATHER, ANn
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Mrs. Edwin c. Dutton, Widow
Of College of Law President

Mrs. Edwin c. Dutton, a resi-
dent Of the Washington area for
nearly 40 years. died Saturday
at her home in the Berkshire
Apartments. 420l Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Mrs. Dutton, the widow of the
former president Of Washington
College of Law, which is now
part Of American University,
was formerly active in the Chevy
Chase All Souls Episcopal
Church and the Eastern Star.
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Mrs. Bradford D. Cole, Of Silver
Spring. Is grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. He is also
by two brothers. George
Park. OF 213 Van Buren, street
NV. and Andrew Park, of Alb
erdeen, and a sister. Mrs. VIII
liam Creighton. also Of Aberdeen.
Funeral services will be at /
pm. Wednesday in the s. H.
Hines Funeral Home. 290l Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be In Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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fore World War II. The family
had lived in the District and in
Arlington before moving to Fair
fax when Mr.. McMillen retired.
He is survived by his widow
and son. william H. McMillen,
jr.. both Of the home address.
Funeral services and burial
will be in Eldon on Wednesday.
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Garn nf Chunks

THORNETT. ROGER A. The family OF
the late ROGER A. THORNETT wishes
TO express its heartfelt appreciation
for the many kindnesses and express
recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY,
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TroditionoI Symbol Of Sympothy

One of mans most beautiful and enduring Gus
toms has been to express sympathy to the be-
reaved through flowers Sending flowers is only
natural because through their very fragrance and
beauty they breathe hope. Their gentle presence
relieves doubt and fear When you want to express
sympathy, take the way that is natural, correct
and kind send flowers.
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FUNERAL. DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DlREtTORS
9Th and Mass. Ave. NE. ~. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
price open daily Sun holidays Phone
orders also accepted, $3.50 TO q o d week
nights moo I4th 81 NV Ma S-OI O6
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CEMETERY Ions

CEMETERY LOTS
CEDAR HILL, Garden Of Lowe lots.
9 sites: leaving town, quick sale. WO
WASHINGTON NATIONAL section.
4 sites desirable section: 5000 cash
Ju. 0-0116
f FORT. LINCOLN CEMEJTIERY5chap..l
Y WALTERS, 5si1 4.nd Way North,
o.. Petersburg. Fla. Ia
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hNHfIhtONns NIus
WARE w WHITE. Commander.
EDNA SPEILMAN. Adimtant.
KLOsTERMAN, THOMAS a.. at 1918
Huntington St NV, on May /; 1867,
devoted husband Of Emma NJ. Kloster-
Tsesds se' Nav H. % Spp pm 'e ntsTment
Cumberland. Md Services by Cham
LANCER. JOSEPH l. Suddenly. on
Monday. Nav ~. 1857, a. his rest
fen %sNdf Err be fsa' hnshnna Of Asrld
LANCER Friends NAV call at Gawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pa ave NV courtesy
parking opposltel. Notice Of services
MANN. BERTHA. on Friday, MAY 10.
sw. BERTHA MANN. devoted mother
Of Mrs Lucille Muse and Lee Robin
SON beloved grandmother Of Mrs.
She also leaves TO mourn their loss
a great-grandson, Eugene Henry. a
stepsister, Mrs. Grace Brockenborough
and other relatives and many friends.
dence after pm. Monday. May ] D.
where friends are invited TO call, Flu.
neral services on Tuesday, May -. at
4 pm; a. the SECOND Baptist Church
the Rev. Jesse A.. Brown ofiiciating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by the John T. Rhines
o. ~ Fuheial hothe' WI oIu ~ W
McELROY, ARCHIE J. suddenly. on
Sunday. Nav -. 1857, at his resi-
dence. 1913 & st. se ARCHIE j.
McELROY. beloved husband OF Dottye
NJ MeElroy. father OF Mary Eliza
and brother OF Mrs Elizabeth Howard
He also IL survived nv three grand
children Funeral from the Simmons
Bros Funeral Home. 1891 Good Hope
I'd Sc, on Wednesday, MAY H. at
1910 am thence TO 81 Teresa's
Catholic Church where mass will be
offered NJ q am for the repose OF his
soul, lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery II
MILLAR, CHARLES WALLACE. on sun.
ironsi @ Ma. is CHARLES 81 wA sidsaSf
M1iLAR, beloved husband OF the late
Adna l.. Millar and father OF Beulah
Faler, Lillian Walker, Helen Terry.
Edna Mae EiRin, Wallace, Woodrow,
Thomas W., Edgar and Charles Millar
He also is survived BY q brother and
three sisters. Funeral from the. HUNT
Funeral Home, Waldorf, Md, on
Wednesday, May is. AZ | nm, Services
AZ Old Durham Church, 1ronsldes, Md /,
at 2 p,m, fnterment church cemetery.
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KLOSTERMAN.
KELLY, ELEANOR J. On Sunday, May
ELEANOR j. KELLY Of 924 Maple
MAJ Michael andrew Kelly. u s.
Army. and beloved mother OF Col John
T. Kelly, U. s. Army. Services at Fort
MYer Chapel at 9 am. Tuesday. May
~. Interment private ARRANGEMENTS
by Rinaldi Funeral Home
KELLY. MARY DAVIS. on Saturday.
May ] / 1857. at Mount Alto Hospital.
MARY DAVIS KELLY of Glen Echo
Heishts; Nd. beloved sister Of Mrs.
IS also survived BY two nieces. Mrs
Jerry Kelly and Mrs. Pred Mckay. both
q 'amden. N. j., and three nephews,
Milton Harry and Irving Brown. all OF
Washington, d. C Remains resting at
Hysongs Funeral Home. 1900 N 81. NV.
where services will be held on Wednes
day. May Is at 10 am Interment
Rose P'll Cemetery. Hagerstown. Nd.
tHagerstown. Nd. paper please COPY
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DARNE, GEORGE W. on Saturday,
o sss s' bAsE ArI bnsssnd H IL osr
trude NJ Darne, father OF Mrs Pearl
I SSIIs,,o MRS cs draee Rif fIse
Darne brother Of Mrs. Mary Z. Berry.
Mrs. Adelaide Bohrer OF Forestville.
Md. He also is survived bv nine
grandchildren and seven Rreat-grand-
funeral home Of Money a. King, Vienna,
Va, where services will be held on
Tuesday, May IA, at / am Inter-
ment Flint Hin Cemetery, oakton,. Va.
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DONELsON, EVELYN. Suddenly, on
Saturday, May 4. 1857, at her rest
dence, 1928 4Sth place ne, EVELYN
DONEL6ON, wife OF Wilbur Donelson.
MoI Hsn ~ iIhS Mashinstnn As snn
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communication Of Columbia
Lodge, No. 3. y. A. A. NJ.
n will he held a. the Masonic
~ IA. 1857. at Z pm. for the
" purpose of conducting Ma
sonic rites At the funeral
,ur late brother. THOMAS =.