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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Wilbur Thurston,
Python Sc Years

MARTINSBURG. w. Va.
Mar. 81 (SpeciaD. - Wilbur
Thurston, 81, formerly Of thin
city where he was for many
years active in the Knights-of-
Phythias. died of q heart at
tack Tuesday in Weston, w
Va.
He was born in Weathersville,
Md. His wife. Mrs. Manulah
Henson Thurston, died in 1865
He was for many years a sup
ervisor in the textile mills OPP
Grating here, and was a member
of Washington Lodge No. /
knights of Pythias, for Sc
years.
Surviving are q daughter,
Miss Mae Thurston, and a son,
Wilbur j. Thurston, of this city
Services were to be held today
at the Rosemont, Kogelschatz
& Coffman funeral home here,
with interment in Sharpsburg,
Md.
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Auto Headlights
illuminate Field
For Plane Landing

KANAB. Utah, Mar. 81 (P.
If you're ever lost in a circling
plane, you can hardly pick a
better spot for aid than this
tiny Southwest Utah commu-
nifty.
Last night, a small plane was
spotted lowering over Kanab,
just north of the Utah-Arizona
State line. It was a familiar
sight to the alert townspeople,
Who rushed an estimated 800
cars to the small, unlit munich
pal airport to light up the run
way with headlights.
The plane landed short of
the runway. narrowly missed a
few cars and hit a tree. Aboard
we're K. L. Lincoln. 81, Alamo,
Calf. contractor, and his wife
Audrey, IS. They were taken
to Kane County Hospital where
their injuries we're described as
not serious.
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Mrs. Avru Warren,
of Aide
In Foreign Service

Mrs. Avra M. Warren, So,
widow Of a diplomat. died yes
terday at her home in Virginia
Beach, Va, after a heart at
tack.
Mrs. Warren, the former
Mary Newman, was q native Of
Centreville. Md. With her hus-
band. q career Foreign Service
officer for SO years. she lived in
many places. including Kenya,
Newfoundland, Argentina, the
Dominican Republic, Panama,
New Zealand, Finland, Pakistan
and Turkey.
Mr.. Warren, who died in
1857, had retired the year be-
fore as Ambassador to Turkey.
He also had served as Ambas-
sador to Pakistan. Panama and
the Dominican Republic and
as Minister to Finland and New
Zealand.
Mrs. Warren is survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Robert D.
Williams Of 11111 Orleans way,
Garrett Park Estates. Md, and
a son, Godfrey S. Warren Of
Dallas, Tex.
Services and burial rites will
be in Chestertown. Md. The
family requests that express
sions Of sympathy, be sent to
the Heart Fund.
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North Eighteenth street, Ar.
lington. has pleaded guilty.
Two others named In the
alleged flve-man operation,
James T. Murphey, jr., 80, Of
the 1000 block Of North Man
chester street. Arlington, former
manager Of the Willston branch.
and Paul o. Yost, 81, of Han
cock. manager of Stiles Square
Deal Auto Garage there, also
have admitted guilt.
$4,000 Bank Loss
The fraud, under way for
more than three years, was UNI
covered February II, 1857. To-
gether, the two banks lost more
than $4,000. :.
Martfeld maintained that the
disputed checks handled by his
bank were approved for ham
ding by Murphey.
Mckinley, three times Mayor
Of Hancock, said he had no
reason to question Stiles checks
because "they had always been
good in the past"
Mckinley said he still didn't
worry about the Stiles account"
even after Albert A. Radcliffe, q
bank examiner, told him lit
looks like a kiting."
Mckinley originally was
charged on 10 counts. Judge
Bryan directed a finding Of not
guilty in one Of the counts on
Wednesday. The case was de-
layed for several hours yester.
day when three members Of the
jury, one Of the defense attor-
neys and Martfeld were snow
bound and unable to reach the
courtroom until noon.
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Col. William Noble; Career
In Army Sponned 3 Wars

Col. William H. Noble, re-
tired, whose Army career
spanned three wars and half a
century, died yesterday at Wal
ter Red Army Medical Center
after a heart attack. He was IS
on March 10.
A native Of New. York, Col.
Noble had lived since World
War II at 1910 Massachusetts
avenue NV. In the District.
He enlisted as young man
in Company E, Army Engineers.
and served with that unit In
Cuba during the Spanish
American War. Commissioned
at West Point, he served two
tours in the Philippine Islands
with the 18th and $50 Infantry
Regiments.
Helped Set Up Motor Corps
He served in China during
the Boxer Rebellion and later
was expeditionary quartermas-
ter at Vera Cruz, Mexico.
During World War I, Col.
Noble served with the Goth In
fantry in Panama and then re-
turned to the Quartermaster
Corps. where he helped set UP
the Motor Transport Corps.
His later assignments included
a tour as constructing quarter
master at Governors Island,
N. Y, where he supervised the
building of what was then the
largest barracks in the world.
Recalled in War III
After his retirement in 1887.
Col. Noble lived in Thomasville,
Ca, until World War II. when
he was recalled to activate and
command the 9th Transporta-
ton Zone in Dallas and Fort
Worth.
He was a member Of the
Army and Navy Club and the
Society of the Cardiac, and a
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Father Acquitted
In ChiId's Death

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Mar.
81 R.-Ollen o. Craig, de-
scribed by the State as hav-
ing religious scruples" against
medicine and doctors, was
acquitted yesterday Of man
slaughter in the death Of his
8-month-old son..
Russell Eugene Craig, son of
the 37-year-old Hagerstown
contractor, died December 26
Of bronchial pneumonia. DR..
S. r. Wells. Washington County
medical examiner, ordered an
investigation because there was
no death certificate for the boy.
The manslaughter charge re-
suited.
Circuit Judge D. x. Nc
Laughlin, who heard the trial
without a jury, said he found
Craig not guilty because there
was no testimony that medical
attention would have alleviated
the boys condition.
The father said he had not
called a physician because "his
church does not believe in 1t, "
Deputy Sheriff Lester Isanogle
testified. Records show Craig
is q member Of the Church of
God.
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3 KIunsmen
Sentenced in
Bomb Plot

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Mar. 81
R.-Three members of a Ku
Klux Khan klavern, which wss
broken up by a police under
cover agent, began serving
prison sentences today for plot
ting to plant a homemade
bomb at a Negro school.
An all-white jury, including
one woman, convicted the
three Klansmen yesterday and
recommended mercy. Two
other Klansmen were acquitted.
Lester Francis Caldwell,
grand wizard of Klavern %,
was convicted along with Ar
thur Monroe Brown, jr., and
William Oliver Spencer of con-
spring to bomb the school near
here February is. Caldwell
also was convicted of attempt
ing to carry out the plan.
Judge Zeb v. Nettles COM
that 1--WE don't need a
crowd of men throwing dyna-
mite around" sentenced Cald-
well to 5-10 years for trying
to bomb the school and to Us
years for conspiracy. Judge
Nettles suspended the shorter
sentence on good behavior
Spencer and Brown were SEN
fenced to 2-5 years.
Acquitted were David Dennis
Quick, charged with conspiracy,
and Jack Ayscue, accused of
trying to bomb the school.
All three convicted appealed,
but Judge Nettles denied them
appeal bond and said they must
start serving their sentences.
Caldwell and Ayscue were
seized at the school the night
of February is. a two-stick
dynamite bomb in the Wizards
possession. With them was
Robert Lee Kinley, 33, a demo-
litionS expert who Joined the
Khan to work with police in an
effort to break it up.
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Carl KutteImunn,
District JeWeIer

Carl H. Kattelmann. II, a
jeweler here for many years,
died today at Doctors Hospital
after a three-week illness.
His store at tbs Seventh
street NV. had been in his
family for three generations. 1t
was founded by his grandfather
about 1860.
Mr.. Kattelmann, a native of
Washington, was a member of
Lebanon Lodge, No. 10. of the
Masons. He lived at 1904 Rod
man street NV.
He leaves a sister, Mrs. Fred
erick Carl of $500 Rodman
street NV.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing handled by the Hines fu-
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV.
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founding member of the Army
Navy Country Club.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Flora Finley Noble; a
daughter. MRS. Noble Brown.
and a granddaughter. Melissa
Brown, all of the home address,
and a sister, Mrs. Eugene But
Ter of Flushing, N. Y.
Graveside services with full
military honors will be held at
3 pm. Monday in Arlington
Cemetery. The family requests
that expressions of sympathy
be sent to the Army Relief
Society.
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Miss Siriworusurn,
Often Visited Here

Miss Prapasi Siriworasarn, a
frequent Washington visitor
and editor of Nakorn >Sarn, a
Bangkok, (Thailand) news
paper. died March 10 in Bang
kok of a heart ailment. accord
ing to Washington friends.
She was the only woman
editor in Bangkok and was a
member of the American News
paperwomen's Club. She left
Washington in December after
touring the United States.
Miss Siriworasarn is survived
by her mother, two brothers.
and three sisters. The funeral
was held in BANGKOK.
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UNDERWOOD. THOMAS SINGLETON
Or. Wednesday, March 10, 1858, al
3 SpSRw o P Belovsa sSI usSsIs y
kss Ez sns %ar sha s. as6 6ndeE
wood, Mrs. Mildred v. Langway,
John Vernon Underwood and the
late Carrie Il FISHERMAN, He also
and two sreSs-srand Hi danoc Priends
may. call at the Money a. King Flu.
neral Home, III Maple ave. West,
Vienna. Va, where services will be
held on Mondey. Msrch "a, At Il
Cemetery, Herndon, Va 90
VASsALLO. DAMIANO. on Thursday
March 90. 1858. DAMIANo VAS
SAILO. beloved husband of Maria
'vassallo. father Of Mrs Petra NJ
Crupi, Bartolomeo J. and Frank j.
and Mrs 0i Psoia 81 PsIer@o saf fssiy
Also surviving are seven grandchii-
dren. Funeral from the w. K.
Huntemann q Son Funeral Home,
sTeh cssGFss $50 ys AM ann t On kMSad ~
eilities in rear Of funeral homel
Ollie Church. 20 Grant circle NV,
at 10 am. Relatives and friends in:
Heaven Cemetery. 90
on Thursday, March 20. i iSS5." Il
Var T SAs7 NJ w yAlEEfRis s SisSS
Of the late Ambassador Avra
eeoTs sTFs g. ws saSgVS of Dallas sIs rsa
and a daughter, Mrs. Robert b. vii.
liams Of Kensington. Nd Funeral
SERVICES VICES gill Be held later next week
Ma oiq 81 lien Pa og sox In csssteFtOwn
requests thst Contributions fTls sn Be ia mads
to the Heart Fund.
WASHINGTON. ALLEN. On Thurs
DAY. March 90. 1858, ALLEN WASH
INGTON Of 1918 18th st. NV.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange-
WHARTON. RICHARD 2. On wednes-
RICHARD Z. WHARTON. devoted
father OF Mrs; Mary L. Hill. Rich
Hr0 r. G WSsItor A. John nao z and
viyed By three daughters-in-law,o one
ther relatives and. friends sn0e Alter &
Pm, Friday, March q. friends may
1899 Hunt pi. ne. where services Twice:
will be held ct pm. Saturday.
G March %. Interment wOOdIawn
WILLIAM n. On Thursday
March 90, 1855, WILLIAM II.
WHITE Of "a 18th st; Sc, devoted
iatner Of Leo W. White. He also
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
g. Co Funeral Home. col I'd ST.
s.w. Notice Of funeral later.
LEO JESSE. OF 9l2 DAD
st, NV. on March 10, 1855. father
OF Leo c., William T. Kennefh n
and Juanita o. wilkins ana Con:
stance M Gilpin. Services at Cham
bers' Funeral Home. 5SOI Cleveland
ave. Riverdale, Nd, on Monday,
March e, At 3 am: Interment Ar
hneton National Cemetery. 20
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$4,000 Miners
Strike in Jupun

TOKYO, Mar. 81 up. -
Thirty-five thousand japanese
coal miners walked of their
jobs today at IS major mines
for an indefinite period as
labor's spring offensive for
higher pay rolled into its eight
zenith day.
The miners union said the
latest strike would cut produc-
ton of high-quality coal 38,70o
tons a day.
A two-hour stoppage yester-
day by 10000 postal workers
delayed delivery Of 100000 post
cards and letters and 10000
packages.
Some 10000 private railway
workers are set for q 24-hour
strike Sunday.
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K. Of c. to Hold
Rites in HyuttsviIIe

The Prince Georges Council
No. 1909 Of the Knights Of
Columbus will hold its annual
day Of recollection from 8
am. to 4 pm. tomorrow at
the De Matha Monastery in
Hyattsville.
The social meeting Of the
council will be held at 8 pm.
Sunday at the council hall,
$500 Baltimore avenue. College
Park.
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catapulted briefly into the news
as a minor figure In the devel-
oping feud between the Army
and the late Senator Mccarthy,
Republican Of Wisconsin.
Senator cCarthy attacked a
pamphlet issued by the Far East
Command called Psychological
and Cultural Traits of Soviet
Siberia. which carried a pref
ace written by Col. Bratton.
The Army contended the
pamphlet was clearly an anti.
Communist work and cited sam
pie passages to prove it. Bul
the Senator retorted the PAM
|phlet was "95 per cent Commu-
mist propaganda and 5 per cent
slap on the wrist"
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Baron Missy, s.
RATHFARNHAM,

RATHFARNHAM, Ireland,
Mar. 81 (R,-The death Of
Baron Massey, SO, known as "the
penniless peer Of Killadee," was
announced today. His father
died before his mother did, and
her will failed to provide the
eighth baron with any income.
He inherited Killadee Castle
but, lacking the money to
maintain it. moved to q lodge
near the castle gate.
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Banker Is Acquitted
In Check-Kitinq Trial.

A Federal court jury in Alex
andria today acquitted Arthur
Hart Mckinley, 52-year-old
manager of Peoples National
Bank Of Hancock, Of knowingly
participating in q check kiting
scheme.
A second banker, George j.
Martfeld, IS. of Route 5. VII
emma. Va, former cashier at the
Willston branch Of the Mount
Vernon Bank & Trust Co., also
was found not guilty on six of
seven counts of participating in
the scheme. The jury was dis
missed on the final charge when
it was unable to reach a deci-
sion.
Judge Albert v. Bryan re-
turne dthe panel to the jury
room to debate the count fur
ther. 1t charges that Martfeld
extended credit TO the kingpin
Of the scheme in June, 1856.
Mr.. Mckinley left the court
room shining.
Involved $500 Checks
The bankers were charged
with aiding a garage man in
carrying out.the scheme, which
involved $500 checks totaling
more than SO million.
United States Attorney A.
Andrew Giangreco said the
final count would be retired
after Martfeld faces charges
on another indictment alleging
that he misrepresented bank
funds and gave false informa-
ton on an FILA loan applica-
ton.
The garage man, Robert S.
Stiles. 40. of the $500 block Of
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. A statement that some owners
Of adjacent property favor the
proposed community swimming
pool in Chevy Chase was chal-
lenged today by q spokesman
for opponents.
Mrs. Lloyd D. FELTON,, secre-
tary Of the Section Five Citi-
zens' Committee of Chevy
Chase, which administers the
special taxing area in which
the pool would be located. took
issue with. the statement.
John Thurston, president Of
the Chevy Chase Recreation
Association, which is seeking
permission to build the pool at
7401 Brookeville road. was
quoted in The Star yesterday as
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Col. Rufus Brotton Dies,
Helped Decipher Codes

Col. Rufus S. Bratton. SIS.
retired Army intelligence officer
who helped break the Japanese
codes before the Pearl Harbor
attack, died Wednesday in
Honolulu.
A graduate Of West Point
and the Imperial Japanese
Army STAFF College, he was
head of Far Eastern military
intelligence in the War Depart
ment prior to World War IL.
After the war ended, Col.
Bratton served in Tokyo as
deputy to Mai. Gen. Charles A.
Willoughby. Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's intelligence officer.
Col. Bratton retired in 1852.
The following year, he was
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Norman Aeothon,
Publishing Aide

CHICAGO. Mar. 81 R.-
Norman H. Agathon. So. rep
resentative of a trade maya
zine publisher and former
newspaper man, died yesterday
in his North Side hotel room.
Police said they believe he suf-
fered a heart attack.
Mr.. Agathon formerly worked
for International News Service
as bureau manager in Pitts
burgh and as a member Of its
New York staff. He also
worked for the New York Jour-
nal American.
He arrived in Chicago a few
days ago after a long tour for
the Irving-Cloud Publishing
Co., trade magazine publisher
of suburban Lincolnwood.
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Pool Foe Challenges Claim
Property Owners Back Plan

saying: Apparently the ad-
jacent property owners don't
feel their property will be in
jwed." He added that seven
had joined the association.
Mrs. FELTON, said. however.
that all those persons whose
properties abut the pool site are
opposed to it. She said the
Citizens Committee previously
had adopted a resolution unani-
mously opposing the pool.
Citizens of the area have
given us a mandate to vigor-
ously oppose it," she said. Mr..
Thurston spoke in answer to
criticism from the floor at a
meeting Wednesday night.
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DEATHS
In Mrrtnrtanl
Announcements Of

CoNTEE. MAGGIE. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear sister and stSter-in.
LAW, MAGGIE CONTEE, who passed
away. two years ago today, March
FL, 1856.
Loving memories. can never die.
SAMUEL AND MAMIE LoMAx.
GATHER, 1T. ERNEST r. Sacred 10
the memory Of our beloved one, 1T.
ERNEST r, GATHER, who passed
into eternal rest FIVE years ago to-
day, March 81, 1853.
You slipped so quietly away.
Perhaps twas for the best.
we sE Psy d tas soc ana nay ou Sye s ySa
LOVING WIFE. NEPHEW AND FAM
GILLEM. NELLIE FORD. In sacred
memory OF our loved one, NELLIE
FORD oILLEM, who died March 81,
l047.
Years have not duiled the memory
The loving deeds with which your
days we're filled.
The kindness OF YOUR heart. so warm
The sweetness Of the tender voice
PARKER, iHATTIE AND NORBERT. /.
GILLEM, NELLIE FORD. on March
II, lo47, my best friend, NELLIE
FORD GILLEM was called to her
I Try to think Of you as resting
Ffom.. all your worries and pains,
Then all your suffering is over,
Never to return again.
sCHMUTzER, JOHN. In memory Of
JOHN ScHMUTzER, who left US
four years ago today, March 81.
missed by his whole family and his
devoted wife, JESSIE.
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Charles Calvin Moore,
Idaho Ex-Governor

SAINT ANTHONY, Idaho
Mar 81 (P.-Idaho's 18th gov
ernor. Charles Calvin Moore,
died Wednesday night at the
age of 90. He suffered a stroke
at the home of a son and died
about three hours later.
Mr.. Moore served two terms
as Idaho governor, from 1922
to 1925. He had been active in
Republican Party affairs since
the turn Of the century and was
known as one Of the founders
Of the city of Ashton. Idaho.
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EurIy PIuneturium

AMSTERDAM. The Dutch
astronomer Huygens and the
Danish astronomer Roemer
built a planetarium to repre-
sent the workings Of the solar
system as early as the end Of
the 18th century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21
Edes Home to Hold Teu

The Edes Home, a residence
for aged Georgetown widows at
1929 N street NV, will hold
its annual silver tea from 3 to
6 pm. tomorrow.
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Wurh nf Chunks

4nOMPsON. ANDERSON II. We wish
10 express our deep appreciation for
The many expressions Of kindness
and sympathy shown to US By our
trienqs: neishbors and especially Fed
their beautiful services at the time
~ our bereavement.
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Ailurtltt1n

FELDMAN. SHIN ALBERT. unveil-
ing Of q monument TO the memory
Of the late SHIN ALBERT FELpMAN
will be postponed until Sunday, March
feSanosnS S Cemetery s aSSp Rss g M sd g
monument to the memory Of the
late LENA B. KRAUSE, beloved wife
OF Paul H. Krause, has been post
ssponod TO Sunday, March 80, 1858, at
am.. at King David Memorial
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECT ORS
Veterans Burial Allowance. $3.50
6l6 X 81 NE. II S-4SsO
Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
e, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii S-62OO
{ Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r ST. NV. NO. 7-0l3S
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Al, PAULINE ?. omers and mem.

9TN RDs 3. R. o. i tSe /. 3. 0 2 8 6
HA OF W, are notified of the
N funeral OF l.. d. PAULINE
2. HALL on Saturday, March
~ 90, 1858, at pm, from
- the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. Session OF sorrow was held
on THURSDAY, March 20.
q. E, BENNETT, Fin. Secy,
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municstion q Hope Lodsf.
No. 20, F. A. A.. M, As
. hereby called for Monday,
D March "a, 1855, at 1880
am, for the purpose of
conducting Masonic burial
services for our late BROTH
IL B. DIEDRICH.
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MCFARLAND, CATHARINE NORMAN.

MCFARLAND, CAIHARINE NORMAN.
on Wednesday, March ~. 1858, at
the Bethesda Naval Hospital, cATHA:
mother of William b. III and Robert
Norman McFarlane, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs, o. L. Norman of Rock
cali a. the BethesdaacheVy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A.. Humphrey
Bethesda, Md. where services will be
held on Friday, March u. at pm
Interment Parklawn Cemetery. Fl
MILLER 1lI. MARY larry, s. 30 sSSSasaaenIy; ,SSna
FesIdsnes " arf her ID dsus SHs siS
beloved mother OF Mrs. Miriam ,cady.
Mrs Eleanora Shelton and John r
f Me5 F PnsaS aoS.. ' ga e s5i
Services viii &c held Oh Saturday,
March 22 At ! pm. Interment
MOORE, WALKER j., Jr. on wednes-
SSy: Mq6Sh ~ n,v igSS; at Ho oeorse
w wSfhiqHs0nJ MOORE Sfts Jr. .SsHioyed
husband Of Mary I Moore and father
81 Michael y. Moore; son q Waller
MsDnEOw nsp MSSTe Of ' Mar, 9Sd Ellen hSSsf s.s
Funeral from the ". W. Deal Fu-
neral Home, 1872 Georgia ave NV,
on Saturday. March 20, at 9:3o am
Requiem mass at Nativity Church.
18th and Peabody SITS, NV, at 10
am. Interment Mount olivet Gene
terry. 81
NEAL, ANNA FAUYER. on wednes-
day, March 10, 1858, ANNA FAuVER
He eS Nd S SsN p'' mother Of
Eugene x, shermont I. and GeorSe
Mrs YES Esther 'y + pupree q Boston.
Mass. ten grandchildren. her great
grandchildren. other relatives and
day, March IL, friends are invited
to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
1920 9th ST. NV, Remains will
lie IN state a. the srs ssnrSent Me- Me-
Grant SITS ne, from ~ am, to 1880
am. Saturday. March 20, where serv-
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FRED M. A special commu-
nication Of Takoma Lodge,
No, 20, p. A. "A. NJ, Is
called for 1:45 pm. SAT-
urday. March %, 1855, for
the purpose Of conducting
Masonic burial services for
our late brother. ALFRED
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90. 1865, ELSIE KNoPF,' wife Of the fe
lats Nathan Knopf; mother Of Mrs.
Bethesda. Nd. and, Melvin and
jerome Knopf. sister Of Rose Gerson
and grandmother of Michael and
Gary Frisch, Linda and Bruce
ices and interment in Detroit, Mich. i,
on Sunday, March %, in Kaufman'S
chapel. %
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day. March 10. 1865. At his resi-
dence, 1923 Connecticut ave. NV,
FRANK JOHN MAYER, beloved hus:
band Of Rosamond F. Mayer and
father Of Miss Christine Mayer in
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 14th St.
NV, on Saturday, March %, at
2 pm. parking facilities). Inter-
nlent Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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Augustine's Holy Name So
ciety are requested to as
semble at the residence Of
our late brother, JACK B.
on Friday, March 21, 1858,
at 7:So pm. 70 r ssi .t the