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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
Juan Jimenez Dies;
Poet Won Nobel Prize

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. May
20 R.-Spanish Poet Juan
Ramon Jimenez, 70. winner OF
the Nobel Prize for Literature
In 1866. died In a hospital here
today OF pneumonia and heart
failure.
Or. Juan Sabater said Mr..
Jimenez had been In a semi
stupor since yesterday and that
his exhausted heart finally
stopped. With him at the time
OF death was his only relative
In Puerto Rico. Nephew Fran
cisco Hernandez Pinzon. Also
present was Jaime Benitez.
chancellor Of the University OF
Puerto Rico.
Present plans are 10 return
the body 10 Spain for burial.
Mr. Jimenez had lived In
isolation since the death
Of his wife only three days after
he was given the Nobel Prize.
Friends said the death Of his
wife. from cancer. crushed his
spirit.
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Julius l. Simon,
Ex-Kunn's Buyer

Julius L. Simon. "a, a buyer
for the S. Kann Sons Co. fol
81 years, died at the Washing
ton Hospital Center yesterday
Mr.. Simon, before his retire
ment from the company in
1850, was also its display ar
ranger. He lived at 5000 Six
teenth street NV. with his wife
Lillian
Born IN Annapolis, Mr.. ST.
mon worked in the linen bust
ness in Baltimore before COM
ing to Washington to work fol-
Kann's.
Surviving in addition to his
wife are two sons, Raymond j
of Washington and Ernest OF
Cleveland; a daughter, Mrs.
Sheldon Magazine of Silver
Spring; two sisters. Mrs. Fan
ME Stein and Mrs. Blanche
Hill, both of Miami; a brother
Charles of Orlando, Fla; and
seven grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2
pm. today at Danzansky's
funeral home. Burial will be
in King David Memorial
Cemetery.
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Laundry Pay
HearingSIafed

A disputed proposal for rails
ing minimum wages for the
Districts $500 laundry and
dry cleaning workers is due
for an early public hearing,
A conference committee sub
mitted the proposed changes 10
the Minimum Wage and In
dustrial Safety Board yester-
day.
The four employe members
OF the ll-member committee
dissented from the proposal
The diSsenters urged a higher
minimum. 7
Proposed by the committee
majority OF public and emf
ployer members was a new
minimum OF s35 for a work
week Of 81 10 40 hours, COM
pared TO the present $50 for a
work week Of "a TO 40 hours.
Employe members argued for
$40.
Other recommended changes
are:
A new Sl-an-hour part-time
minimum for a work week Of
under 80 hours, instead Of the
present IS cents an hour for a
work week under "a hours.
A new 87l2 cents q day
minimum bonus for employees
working split shifts or work
days exceeding IL hours.
The committee proposed no
change in the present SLIPS
minimum hourly overtime rate
for work in excess of 40 hours
a week.
The official minimums affect
some 1923 establishments. A
bearing is expected in about
six weeks, spokesman said.
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three-year stay at the Uni
Iversity Of Maryland, where he
was a visiting lecturer In
Spanish conversation and lit
erature from l948-l95l.
At Maryland he was recalled
as being a quiet man who
sought solitude rather than
accept the many cocktail and
tea party invitations sent him
by embassies in Washington. "
His great inspiration was his
wife, Mrs. Zenobia Camprubi
Jimenez. When he was told
in 1856 that he was a leading
contender for the Nobel Prize.
Mr.. Jimenez said. IF they
should award me that honor
the credit for 1t should actually
go to my wife. Zenobia. who
has been the inspiration for
most of my work" The Jime-
nezes lived at 43l0 Queensbury
road. Riverdale. Md.
Yet when he did receive the
prize. his wife was dying. She
deid a few days after he was no.
tilted. He was so sick as a
result that he could not make
the trip to Stockholm to receive
the prize.
Started in 1898
Jimenez's first poems APP
peared in 1898. Since then his
work has appeared in 80 books
of poetry, several anthologies
and volumes of prose essays.
His best known work is
"Platero y 70" Silver and II .
a childrens book about a little
burro which is his only book
that has gained worldwide
translation.
In that book, the poet walks
along the Spanish roads, COM
menting on life to his faithful
little donkey. This book. much
more popular than anything
else he has done, has sold over
million copies since its first
printing in 1914.
At his wife's death, he was
a professor at the University of
Puerto Rico. While a guest
of the HiSpanic Foundation of
the Library Of Congress in the
fall of l949. he was urged to
record some of his work.
AS a result of this. the Lii
brary has an extensive collec-
ton of his recordings, as well
as 100 letters he donated from
important writer's in Spain and
Latin America that he regards
as most significant for the his
tory of Spanish and Spanish
American literature.
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Mrs. Wright.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J..
May 20 (P.-Mrs. Margaret B
Wright, chairman of the Ma
tional Executive Committee OF
the Girl Scouts in the 1930s
died Tuesday. She was the
widow of DR.. Ralph G. Wright,
one-time head of Rutgers Uni
versity chemistry department
and former Rutgers trustee.
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st ne. on MAY -. 1858. wife
of Georse r. Taylor, mother Of
Larry r Taylor and daughter Of
Claude Z. Smith Services az
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 1lth
st Sc, on Saturday. MAY 81, at
II am. 1nterment Washington
National CnnnninrN
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HUGHES, HOMER LEE, Jr. on Tues
day. May %, 1858 at Prince
HUGHES. Jr,, OF 1926 Elberton pl,
Hyattsville, Md, beloved husband
OF Anna Howard Hughes, father OF
Jean b Dennewitz and Anna Lee
Clark, son OF Mrs Jane G. Hughes,
Mrs Sallie n. Corbett and grand
father OF Homer A Dennewitz, Sd.
and Charles W Clark, I'd Serv;
Home, 2901 14th St NV, on Fri
facilitiessl Graveside services al
3 pm. at Pocomoke City, Nd 90
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HeoIy Is Nominated
To Retain Board Post

President Eisenhower today
nominated Thomas M. Healy
of Atlanta. Ca, for resppoint-
ment as a member of the Rail-
road Retirement Board for a
term of five years, beginning
August 20.
Mr.. Healy. a Democrat, now
lives in Wilmette, Ill.
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DR.. Leonard StidIey

OBERLIN, Ohio, May 20 (P).
DIR Leonard A. Stidley. SO,
dean of the Oberlin College
Graduate School of Theology
since l948, died yesterday of a
heart ailment. He was born at
Fort Madison, Iowa.
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Mr.. Jimenez. who taught for
three years at the University of
Maryland. was a quiet man,
searching always for the sensi-
tive. Elusive and beautiful In
life. He was a perfectionist
who often worked on a single
poem for several years before he
found the word that conveyed
his mood.
When he was named the
Nobel Prize winner for litera-
ture in 1856, he was virtually
unknown TO English-speaking
readers. His Spanish poetry is
so hard to translate that very
little of it has appeared in
English.
The poems are difficult to
translate because the meaning
of his work is found more often
in its mood-evoked through
the delicate rhythms and sounds
Of the Spanish language-than
in the literal meaning Of the
words.
Mr.. Jimenez, whose works
were centered around simple
creations - children, gardens,
animals, and small things
was never fully appreciated by
the common folk whom he
often wrote about.
Great Compassion
He was not a writer for the
general public. He was an in
tellectual with a great COM
passion for the people of the
Spanish earth.
Probably no poet in this CEN
tury has had more influence on
modern Spanish literature.
Long before he received his
Nobel Prize, he was recognized
as the greatest living poet of
the Spanish-speaking world.
Although he was a good
friend of the other great
Spanish writers-principally
Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo and
Jose Ortega y Cause.-The
never was as politically minded
as those two philosophers.
1t mattered little to Mr..
Jimenez who was in power in
Spain. He was concerned, how
ever, for the people of Spain.
When the Spanish Civil War
broke out in the l930s. Mr..
Jimenez took a strong interest
in the fate of the children, often
homeless and hungry.
Forced to Leave Spain
Thus in 1886. he accepted the
Republican governments re-
quest that he take charge of
the evacuation of children from
Madrid. AS a result of this. he
was forced to leave Spain when
the Franco regime took power.
He then became a world
traveller. He visited almost
every country in the Western
Hemisphere. This included a
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Lord Webb-Joh

LONDON, May 90 CP).-Lord
bb-Johnson. n, who was
surgeon to the late Queen Mary
for II years, died yesterday.
He was recognized as a world
authority in surgery and was
former president of the Royal
College of Surgeons.
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Iii mrmnriant

FULK, EDWARD p. diff. In low
ing memory Of our dear husband
and father, EDWARD F. tBIFFl
FULK, who passed away six years
ago today, May 90, 1852
Somewhere back Of the sunset.
Away from this world Of strife
Our loved one Is Sweetly resting
In that land where there is nc
night
And we who knew and loved him,
Whose passing has brought sad
tears,
VIII cherish his memory always
LoViN sri WSIfR NINA En- Sri ANb Sa fhITIs
pREN,. JAMES. KENNETH AMI
HOWARD, RUTH PRICE. In com.
memoration OF RUTH PRICE HOW
ARD, who earned her guerdon ten
years ago May 90, l94S,
The struggles of life are passed,
Labors and sorrows ceased.
LIES long warfare closed at last
God grant your soul quiet peace
YOUR LONELY DAUGHTER, lola
FRANCES
JENKINS. SARA L. tribute OF love
in memory OF SARA E. JENKINS,
who passed away four wears ago,
May 20 1854
Fondly missed
LObloE.
LEONARDO, ENRICO. In loving mem
DRY Of my. husband and our father,
ENRICO LEONARDO, who passed
away MAY 20. 1853
The world may change from year to
year,
And friends from day TO day:
But never will the one we love.
From memory pass away.
ARDo. AND cHiLDREN
LYLEs. JENNIE. In remembrance Of
who departed this life .fifty-five
years ago today, May 20, 1908.
/ still haven't forgotten YOU. Jennie
YOUR DEVOTED SISTER, ELIZA
L BECKWITH, formerly Of WASH
ington. D c.; now OF Brooklyn
MILLER, GEORGE NJ. In memory Of
GEORGE M MILLER, who died
three years ago, May 20 1855,
sWeetiy. tendeTly. fond and true:
There is not day passes
That ] do not think of you
MY heart still aches with sadness,
My eyes shed many tears.
ONLY God knows how much miss
At the end Of three long years
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND chill
NAYLOR, LAURA V. In sad but low
ing memory OF our dear mother,
LAURA NAYLOR, who passed away
nifty, years ago today, May 20,
1905
Loving and kind in all her ways,
Upright, and lust to the end OF her
Sincere and kind in heart and
mind,
What a beautiful memory she left
0sFtsocSV1No CHILDREN
NAYLoR. LAURA v. In loving mem
V. NAYLOR, who passed away fifty
years ago today, May 20, 1905.
Loving memories never die
As days roll on and years pass by:
Deep in our hearts a memory is
kept
OF the one We loved and will never
DEVOTED FAMILY.
STEELE, JOHN X. In loving mem
grandfather, JOHN K STEELE who
departed this life seventeen years
ago today May 20. l94l.
Still thinking OF you
DEvOT E ID WIFE; LoRkAIN;
B PAEG5IER' GRANDDAUGHTER.
IoREAN SHELTON
TWINE. CARRIE AND WILLIAM. A
tribute OF love to the memory Of
my devoted mother, CARRIE
TWINE, who entered into eternal
rest forty-three years ago today,
May 90, 1915. and my brother
WILLIAM H. TWINE, who passed
twenty-seyen years ago, March IL,
1881.
God giveth His beloved sleep.
MAMIE TWINE ADAMS.
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SMITH: DAVID CLIFTON. Suddenly,
st. Sc, DAVID CLIFTON SMITH.
son of James and Helena Smith
He also is survived by five brothers,
one sister other relatives and
friends After ) pm. Friday, NAV
30, friends may call at the john
son g. jenkins Funeral Home, 4SO4
georgia ave, NV. Funeral on
Saturday. May ~, at $40 am
from St Cyprian's Catholic Church,
18th and c SITS sc. Interment
Mount OliVet Cemetery.
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DR.. Kirschbuum

HOUSTON, Tex, May 20 (P).
DIR. Arthur Kirschbaum, AZ,
cancer researcher and chair
man of the department of
anatomy at the Baylor Univer-
sity of Medicine, died yesterday.
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DEATHS
Announcements OF
Services By Chambers
In Mrntnriant

CHASE. WILLIAM T. In memory Of
our beloved father, WILLIAM T
CHASE. who passed away two
years ago today, May 20, 1856
Your memory is keepsake,
With which we will never part
Though God has you in His keeping,
We still have you in our hearts
DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER
IN-LAW, THOMAS II. AND
FLORA " CHASE
COLDING. FREDERICK BEECHER.
In loving memory OF our dear
father, FREDERICK BEECHER
COLDING, who passed away one
year ago today, May 90, 1857.
In some small away. every day,
Memories of YOU come our way.
Though absent you are always near,
Still loved, still missed, still very
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN
DORSEY, MAMIE. In loving memory
OF my dear mOthersT MAMIE DOR
SEY who departed this life eleven
years ago today, MAY 20 1947.
Time takes away the edge Of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, HATTIE
HALLIBURTON.
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REYNOLDS. OSCAR ". DIED on Mon

day. MAY 20, 1865, at his home
40O6 18th st, north. St Peters
burg, FLA. OSCAR W. REYNOLDS
aged ~, retired superintendent with
GSA Mr. Reynolds had lived in
coming from Washington. d. C.
He was a member OF Allandale
Methodist Church Survivors M
clude his wife, Mary De Moreland
REYNOLDS; q daughter. Mrs Ralph
one srsndp a1ehter Marcia sirsins
a steDson,N Bob De Moreland. two
sisters and several nieces and neph-
ews. Funeral services on Thurs
day. May 20. at 2:30 pm, at the
Wilhelm Funeral Home, las Sth
st. north, st. Petersburg. Fla. In
terment at convenience OF family
%
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9raths

ALLDs, GEORGE 9. OF 5lQ4 Doug
band OF Eirne Aids father q
Cheryl hllds and brighter Of Henry
Mrs. Gertrude OHM Remains AZ
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l5 ! ith
al Sc, until 1915 am, Satur-
day, May ~. Services al me
Little Church OF Fort Lincoln ~
Cemetery.
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nAILEY. IosEPn 1. on rue.day No

~, loss, JOSEPH / BAILEY, Nor
tician. OF aOil 9th St nv, father
OF Mrs, Anna Belle Mebane and
sister OF Mrs Mary Elizabeth Fitz-
hugh He also Is survived by many
nieees and nephews and a host
OF other relatives and friends. After
IL noon Friday. Nav 80, friends
may call al the Derritt Funeral
Home, Inc, 4biG Sheriff I'd ne,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. May 81, at II am.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 500
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AnuFtltng

SHAPIRO, ABRAM 4. An unveiline
will be held N memory o. the late
ABRAM 2. SHAPIRO a. king David
Memorial Cemetery Fens Church
1858. Relatives and friends IN
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rnEMENIs. ALMA r. snddenlr. /,

nEEMENIs' ALMA R. suddeply, on
Hospital ALMA r. CLEMENTS, be-
loved wife OF the late William F.
Clements. mother Of Mrs. Lillian
r. johnson, Warren and Edward
Clements. Mrs. Doris Kohsnsby and
Della oNeiii Friends may cali
al her late residence, 47O5 Mac
Arthur blvd NV Funeral services
at ST DavidS Episcopal Church,
$3.50 Macomb St NV, on Satur-
day. May 81, at I pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 80
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BECK. GERTRUDE NJ Suddenly, on

Tuesday May 81, 1855, GERTRUDE
III BECK Of 3O51 Idaho ave. NV
beloved wife Of William ?. Beck.
the Collins Funeral Home, 3s2 I
l4th 81 NV, from pm to 10
pm. Thursday and Friday, May %
and 80 Requiem mass at the
Church Of the Annunciation, $50
Massachusetts, ave. NV, on Satur-
day, May 81, at 2 am. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 80
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DAVIS, MILLIAM A. on Tuesda

DAVIS, WILLIAM A. on Tuesday,
May 81, 1858, al his residence,
lS32 I St ne. WILLIAM A, DAVIS,
father of aIazel Coates and Leila
Lowry, son OF Sarah D. Cherry and
brother OF Irene Treadwell, Lena
McLaurin, Samuel T, Lawrence E.
and James E. Davis. He also IS
survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mr. Davis may
be viewel at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H St ne, after 10 noon
Friday, May 30, where services will
be held on Saturday. May 81 at
terry 80
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nEAII ETHEL A. on wednesday

t M.T 81 HT Iass n A. u Rer " fssidenes
POS 18th st. Sc ETHEL H
BEALL. the beloved daughter OF
Hattie NJ Beall and sister OF Cleve
ana CLAYTON Beall Funeral serv.
ices at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home. / 66i Good Hope I'd. Sc, on
Saturday, May 81, at II am
interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30
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DECKER. RHoDA CAMILLE.

wednesday, May IS, 1858, al her
home, 104l1 Inwood ave, Silver
DECKER, wife OF Mervin st Elmo
Decker, mother of Nancy Camille
and Bruce Elmo Decker, and grand
daughter of Mrs Quincy May
W SqEs MTS DfGSSr F pess a 1o me
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Sprtng,
Nd parking facilities Services
on Saturday, May 81. at II am
at St Luke's Lutheran Church,
Silver Spring. Nd Interment
Locust Valley Cemetery, Burkitts-
vile, Md, at / pm 80
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JONES, DOssIE. on Sunday. Mas

'o IS. is5s oi Doss1E JONES Of PoplsI
lane, Indian Head. Md, beloved
father OF Barbara Ann Jones, sPn
OF Haywood and Mable Jones, broth
er Of Cadessa Arlington, Roy Lee
He also is survived by other rela-
tives and friends After pm
Thursday. May 20, friends are in
vited to call at the Jarvis Funera!
Chapel, 1892 You ST. NV. Funeral
services on Friday May 30, at j
Interment Hilltop Cemetery.
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cAruNA. NEIMnRE. on /

EATUNA, NELMUHE. On Wtunts-
DAY, May %, 1865, at the District
General Hospital, VELMORE CA
TUNA Of 246 9th St Sc, beloved
wife OF Ernest Catuna, stepmother
OF Thomas Catuna, sister of Mrs.
Hattie Russell and Aaron Baylor,
aunt OF Mrs Martha Dorsey, Mrs
Hattie Brown and Mrs. Regina
WASHINGTON She also is survived
By other relatives and friends The
late Mrs. Catuna may be viewed
al the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
II st. ne, after pm. Friday,
May 80, where services will be held
on Saturday. May 81, at ll:30
am Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. 80
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MARIE B. ROBINSON, Ou''''0''

HODGE, MARIAN. Members Of the
n tnterdenominational Ush-
ers Union are hereby no.
tilted OF the death OF our
beloved member MARIAN
HODGE Funeral services
SHYTh5lSTz on Saturday May 81
~AsAAps\ 1858. at I pm, at the
Providence Baptist Chutch, 18th St.
and Kentucky ave Sc
ALMA c HAWKINS, President.
IRENE 2. STANcIL, Cor. Secy.
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COLLINS. RICHARD W. On Monday,

May %, 1865, RICHARD W. COL
Inns Of 500 10th st. Sc, devoted
husband Of Cleo W. Collins, father
OF Richard Collins. ir. He also
leaves to mourn his passing two
sisters, four brothers, two step
daughters, one stepson, other rela-
tives and many friends, Remains
resting at the John T Rhines & Co.
where friends may call after pm.
Sunday. June / Funeral services
on Monday. June >, at 1880 pm,
at the Southern Baptist Church,
134 L st. NV, the Rev. Murden
Appling -oficiating. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

!. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ith 81 and Mass Ave. NE IL 3-b20t
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KEW DIR. sOTHORON. on we'd

day. May Is. 1865, at his resi-
dence. 1901 Wyoming ave. NV,
DIR. soTHoRoN KEY. MD, ,hus-
land Key, son of the late Fannie
Baltzeli and Joseph H. Key, father
of Sothoron Key, ir, and brother
Of Cora B KEY Services will De
held at St Johns Episcopal Church,
9Th and II SITS NV, on Saturday,
NAV 81 a. II am lnterment
Rock Greek Cemetery In lieu Of
flowers, contributions may be sent
TO the American Heart Associa-
tim 30
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CEMETERY LOTS

GEO WASH. CEMETERY lot Of
u gravesites total price, $500.
Phone Fleetwood 4-5290
TWO SITES, Fort Lincoln Cemetery;
Garden Of Apostles; at cost ia
2-3ST3
CEMETERY CRYPTS. located in Gar
den of Apostles at Fort Lincoln.
sacrifice price, leaving town. LII.
2-5530.
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nERKnMIIz MELYIN ]. on Tue

daY NAY 81. 1858, MELVIN J.
BERKoWITz, beloved husband OF
also is surviVedi BY stepdaugh-
ices at the c. b. Goidberg & Son
Funeral Home, 4217 9th st. NV
on Thursday, May 90, at > pm.
Interment King David Memorial
Garden. 20
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often q card Of ,henks in
The Star meets q need which con
hordly be solved in any other voY,
Not oaly Is u q precious expression
Of srolitude 10 those Who hove sent
iloFel tributes but also eourtsovsly
acknowledges the services and
kindnssses Of the mosy 10 whom
q personal note Of thonks eonaoi
we'll Be moiled or whose homes
and addresses ore not known,
Insertion Of q cord Of thonks
moy be suonsed BY telephone to
The SlaF. ST. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday StOr
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THEODORE 4. Bell. seeS. so

JOHNSON, THOMAS WAYNE. on
Wednesday, May IS, 1858, at Chill
dren's Hospital. THOMAS WAYNE
JOHNSON OF Burtonsville, Nd, be-
loved son of James Herbert. ir.,
and Gloria Daley johnson, brother
of James Edward and James Her
bert johnson. I'd: grandson OF James
Herbert johnson, ST., and Cath
crime Marcus Daley. Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home,
254 Carroll St NV. parking OPP
posite). where services will be held
Interment Union Cemetery, Bur
louisville, Md. 81
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May 20, Dos MORRIS n
TRAVERS Of 426 Elm st NV,
beloved husband Of Ester Trayers
Also surviving are five half sisters,
four half brothers. one aunt, other
relatives and many friends. After
II noon Friday, May 30, friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
where services will be held on
Saturday, May 81, at pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
30
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BYRNE. ROBERT Y. on wednesda'

f Msg IS Eo is5s, ROBERT Teq BYsNE
brother-in-law Of Mabel l., Beavers
Funeral from the W. W. Deal Flu
neral Home, 4S12 Georgia ave,
NV, on Saturday, May 81, al
II am Interment George Wash
ington Cemetery. 80
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JAMES, SILAS A. Hiram Lodge, No.
a 4, F and A. NJ, will hold
A r.: !: !: s.:
ENIT 1858. at IL noon, for the
funeral Of our late brother, Past
Master SILAS A. JAMES. Services
TO be held at the Third Baptist
Church. 5th and Que SITS. NV.
CLIFTON C. ALLEN,
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KOEBRICH. FLORENCE MURDER,

MAN. on Wednesday, May IS
E ESSs " Wu AlHfEaFaMSFAISS KoEB EdSH
beloved wife OF the late Charles
c Koehrich and mother Of Miss
the Mitchell Funeral Home. 1906
Eutaw pl, Baltimore, Md, on
Saturday, May 81, at 1870 am
Interment in Loudon Park Gene
tery 30
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NhINN Q. Al mtmnCfE OF
Bethel Household Of Ruth.
No. i7i0, q u. o Of o
F. are hereby notified Of
the passing Of our Wor-
thy Recorder, Inmate
MARIAN c. HODGE, Fu-
neral services on Satur-
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HVUNE' WNHINN q, Inc oIhcrTN ana
n members OF Brilliant Star
Az Court No, Q, OF Calantht
are requested to attend the
4 funeral services for our late
.M sister, MARIAN C. HODGE
.W1 Past Worthy Councillor. on
VI Friday MAY 30, 1885 at :
nm. at 1900 Montello ave
ne Funeral from the Providence
Baptist Church, 18th ST and Ken
lucky ave Sc, on Saturday, May
81. at pm
MARIE J. FRAZIER.
Worthy Councillor.