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Col. DolImon, Doctor
And SIum Fighter, Dies

Col. MaSarian C. Dollman,
a retired Army doctor who
was a leader In the fight for
slum clearance In Washington,
died yesterday morning IN
Walter Reed Army Hospital OF
q heart ailment. He was 10.
He had been hospitalized for
the last eight weeks. Since his
retirement from the Army In
1914. he bad engaged In private
practice at his home 1855
Quebec street NV.
An active member OF the
Medical Society Of the District
Of Columbia, Col. Dollman took
a leading role In the 30s in
urging Congress 10 authorize
the clearance Of alleys and con-
struction Of better homes for
the needy.
He was born In Gala. Va. He
attended New Castle Acadamy,
New Castle. Pa. and In 1901
received a degree In chemistry
from Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute. In 1907. he earned his
MD. from George Washington
University Medical School. and
completed his internship and
residency at Garfield Memorial
Hospital.
Served Home for IncurabIes
In 1910 he joined the Home
for Incurables here. and for the
next 20 years he served as
medical director Of the insti-
tuition on a non-paying basis.
In 1916. Col. Dollman began
a l4-year period as associate
professor of internal medicine
at Georgetown University
Medical School. and in 1920. he
Joined the consulting staff Of
Garfield Hospital.
He took time of from his
medical duties in 1916 to par
ticipate in the Mexican Border
Campaign, and for the next 30
years was active in National
Guard and Reserve Corps.
During World War ] he was
assigned TO Meves. France, as
commanding officer of the 72d
General Hospital, and later be-
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came q member OF the com.
manding general at the Port oi
Brest. France.
From 1898 TO l94l. he was q
member Of the board at Walter
Reed General Hospital, which
was responsible for the exam
ination and promotion Of re-
serve officers.
Commanded School
When the United States en-
tered World War II. he was
assigned TO Fitzsimons General
Hospital. Denver. Colo, where
he later became commandant
Of a new enlisted medical tech
nicians' school. He also was
post surgeon at Fort Mcdowell,
Angel Island, Calf.
In addition to his member
ship in the District Of Columbia
Medical Society. he also was
a member of the George WASH
ington University Medical So
ciety. the, Congressional Coun-
try Club, the University Club.
the Washington Chamber of
Commerce and the District of
Columbia Board of Trade.
He is survived by his wife
Alice Of the home address; a
daughter, Mrs. Alicia McCom-
sey Of Toms River, N. j.; two
sisters, Mrs. Frank Van Ars-
dale and Mrs. E. M, Wright
Of Newport News, Va, and one
grandson.
Services will be held at IL
am. Friday at the chapel at
Arlington Cemetery. Burial
with full military honors will
follow.
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RebeIsCIaim
Air Control
In CeIebes

MANILA, May IL CR.-The
Indonesian rebels claimed
today their air force fully con-
trols the air over the Central
Celebes and has cut supply
lines OF a Jakarta force fighting
rebels on the west side OF the
island.
A broadcast from Nendao.
the rebels North Celebes head
quarters. said rebel forces are
closing In on Jakarta troops
which claimed the capture
April 2 Of Donggala and Palu.
"A spectacular wholesale
surrender of crack Jakarta
battalions in the Donggala- -Palu
strip is imminent" the broad
cast claimed. The area is about
400 miles southwest Of Menado.
"The rebel air force" the
broadcast said. "in support Of
hard-hitting ground forces, has
stepped up its air operation
in the Donggala- a-Palu area
bombing and strafing military
installations and shipping serv-
ing the enemy"
In the Indonesian capital.
meanwhile, a spokesman for
the Jakarta military garrison
said l3 persons arrested last
month are being held on
charges of working with the
rebels. He said the l3 include
some important persons but de-
clined to reveal their names.
One has been reported to be
DR.. Hahn. a former premier
who heads the General Public
Hospital in Jakarta.
Financial sources in Hong
Kong said Chinese businessmen
In Indonesia are transferring
So million a month to the
British Crown colony in fear Of
naturalization. In December
Indonesia nationalized extern
sive Dutch business interests in
the island republic.
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Leach Release Order
Delayed for Appeal

/ danger 10 the community In
the event Of Leach's release.
Psychiatrists Disagree
Judge Schweinhaut pointed
TO the testimony OF psychiat-
rists who had taken the stand
In the hearing before him. He
noted that two-one Of them q
st. Elizabeths stan member
had said Leach is Of sound
mind and that the four others
all from st. Elizabeths-said
Leach is presently suffering
from a mental illness.
At the first Leach trial. two
st. Elizabeths psychiatrists said
the defendant was Of sound
mind, though suffering from a
sociopathic personality disturb
ance. However, DR.. Addison M.
Duval, the hospitals assistant
superintendent. followed with
testimony that a policy change
at the hospital would hence
forth consider sociopaths as
mentally Ill.
All the psychiatrists who tes-
titled In the hearing agreed
that Leach might be dangerous.
II released. but the Judge said
In his opinion that any danger
would not result from mental
illness on Leach's part.
Doesn't Relish Role
II do not relish, since I am
not a psychiatrist, setting up
my Judgment in opposition to
fout psychiatristS," judge
Schweinhaut said.
But come TO a conclusion
must" He said that he had
not reached the legal question
troubling me-" which was the
issue Of whether the Judge could
order Leach held in the hos
pital as sane but dangerous.
He suggested that the Court
of Appeals consider this point
when it reviews the case. In
effect, he invited an appellate
review, giving principal Assist
ant United States Attorney Ed
ward P. Troxell 10 days to
prepare papers for an appeal.
Mr.. Troxell Immediately filed
notice with the court that the
Government will appeal the
judges decision.
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John d. Leach reached an
other milestone In his journey
through the courts yesterday
as Federal Judge Henry A,
Schweinhaut ordered his re-
lease from st. Elizabeths Hos
pital
However, the judge delayed
the order 10 enable Govern
ment prosecutors 10 appeal his
decision 10 the United States
Court Of Appeals here.
The order came at the end
OF a hearing that included four
days Of exhaustive testimony
by seven psychiatrists, plus a
full day Of final arguments by
attorneys.
Judge Schweinhaut said he
feels Leach is Of sound mind
and that he should not be kept
In the hospital. where he was
sent as a result Of two criminal
trials in Federal District Court
here in November and Janu-
airy. Leach was charged with
possession Of stolen Govern
ment property in the November
trial and with robbery in the
second trial
First Committed in November
He was committed to the
hospital in November after a
jury found him not guilty by
reason Of insanity. His second
trial ended in a directed in
sanity verdict.
In the hearing that ended
yesterday Leach, through his
attorney, Hugh j. MCGEE,
claimed that he is sane and
should be freed.
In cases where a defendant
is found not guilty by reason
OF insanity. District law re-
quires he be sent to st. Eliza
beth's until the hospital super
intendent certifies that he has
recovered his sanity and will
not be dangerous to himself
or others.
But Judge Schweinhaut ex-
planned that he is not bound by
the certificate Of the hospital
superintendent. In this case
DR.. Winfred Overholser report
ed to the court that he was un-
able to provide the proper GER
tiflcation of sanity or lack of
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1n Mrntnrian,

CROMWELL, BERTRAM NJ. In low
ing memory of my beloved son, BER'
TRAM M. CROMWELL, who passed
away eight years ago today, MAJ
IA, 1850
The depths of sorrow I cannot tel
And while he sleeps peaceful sleep
His memory l shall always keep.
LOVING MOTHER. B E EATRI c
CROMWELL.
CUOZZO, SUSIE. In loving remem.
branee OF our dear daughter, SUSIE
CUOZzO, who left US. thirty-touI
years ago today. May IA, 1924.
In our hearts your memory linsers
There is not day that passes
That we do not think OF you
LOVINGLY, MON AND DAD.
ENTWISLE, JOSEPH T. In lovinr
memory of my dear husband, JO-
SEPH T. ENTWISLE. who entered
into eternal rest one year ago today
May IA, 1857.
Silent thoughts bring. many a teal
YOUR LoviNd WIFE, MYRx'
hVny' ory cLt ct our dear i - husband s msmi snd
father, WILLIAM H. HOPE, who
departed this life seven years agC
today, May IA, 1851.
Days of sadness still come over US
Hidden tears so often flow:
Memories keep you always near US
wiHFEs,' BEATRicE: sfiaFfi Il son. SON EUedESE sUe
HGwASB %sAeES d aoE5kt E6WE1f e. II Ro%RRD tSRfsS,
who departed this life two years
ago today
Although life's sun for each must
set,
Those whom we love we never FORGET
KATHHENRINE npHN 6wS2 H1WARD VA INh ANp b1r GHlL-
MOORE, JOHN W. In memory Of our
JOHN W. MOORE, who passed away
twenty years ago today, May a.
More and more each day we miss
Friends may think the wound is
But they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts con-
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND chill
pRENi EsTELLA MOORE, AMY
VEY AND ANNIE MOORE.
ROBINSON, HARRY G.. Sr. In loving
grandfather HARRY O ROBINSON,
Sr who left US seventeen years
ago today, Nav IA, l94l
'Tis so good to think of him
When we are troubled sore
Thanks be to God that such have
been.
Though he is here no more.
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
YOUNG, THOMAS FRANK. In mem
ory of our dear father. THOMAS
FRANK YOUNG: who passed away
five years ago, May IL, 1853
Every day in some way.
Memories Of you come our way;
Time and years go swiftly by.
But love and memories never die
YOUR DEVOTED CHIL DREN
% OLIVIA. LOUISE. @ Z OR @ Z
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DfathH

YEE. sHEE WONG. On FRIDAY. Mas
q 1858, at Doctors Hospital, SHEE
WONG YEE OF 1919 Adams Mil
I'd NV wife OF King L. Yee
foster mother of Ting Sun Yee
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass ave E.
Services will be held at the Calvary
Baptist Church. Sth and H SITS
NV, on Thursday. Nav 10. al
2:30 pm. is
YOUNG, OLIVE z. At her residence,
4S2S Reservoir rd. NV on May
Catherine r; Youpg Of washington,
Sl wSshipsSSn; SnsrDi D Eo seryises ySts e
St NV, on Thursday, May Is, at
. pm. Interment Andrews Chap
el, Va.
YOWELL. JAMES d. Suddenly, on
Wednesday May IA, 1865. at Ar
llngton Hospital. JAMES D.
VOWEL of BIS Key blvd, Arling-
ton, Va beloved husband OF Fran
els T Powell, father of Mary Anne
James F. and Richard d. Vowel
Of the home address son Of Mrs.
Bertha Detamore Of Ruckersville. Va
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 North Fairfax
dr., Arlington, Va, where services
will be held on Friday, May 10.
st , pm, Interment Columbia
Va, papers please copy) Is
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Uara ut Chunks

HAMILTON, CALEB n. wish 70 sx-
s s.,s,, 1,s, ,,i,ns. aePrse,ntasS spg n.sSAo. e
and 70 The reWerkers of the opo
for their many acta OF kindness
and eonaolins cards, flowers and
MRS. ELTA HAMILTON.
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of The Reformation, 2l2 East
Capitol street. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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W. A. Members Of Eureka
Lodge, No. 5, F. and A
M, are notified Of the
death of Brother WILLIAM
A. SNOWDEN. Funeral on
Thursday, May Is, 1858,
at / pm, from the BOYD
Funeral Home, 1888 10th
Ofiicers meet at the temple
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tuesday. May l3, 1855, al l7iO
kIttlffER EtfER sssowEl lEi; bl1ShSl sRRr's sa,sSSd Ss
OF Lucy Rockwell Balmer and father
OF Mrs. Lucy y, Skerl OF Falls
Church, Va and Mrs. Laura Darrell
o. Lsxington Ky. Friends may call
North washington St, Pals Church.
Va after : pm. Wednesday, May
"a, where funeral services will be
held on Thursday, May rs, at II
an. Interment private
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YOWELL, JAMES d. suddenly,
DEATHS

Announcements OF
Services by Chambers
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Hospital, HENRY MALoNEY d"s1s Of ses
n St. s.w,. devoted father OF Mrs
Fannie Lee McCrory and Jaysor
Maloney, He also leaves to mourn
his passing five sisters, two brothers
six grandchildren, seven great.
grandchildren, other relatives anc
many friends. Remains resting al
the John T. Rhines a. Co. Funera
Home. 90l I'd st. sw. Notice Of
funeral later.
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TuesdaS May VI, lD5s, az an.
II, Bamford and devoted mother oi
Warren H.. jr.. and James II
Bamford Funeral on Thursday,
NAV l5, at 2:3O pm, from the
ter st.. Annapolis, Nd. Interment
Friendship, Nd. rs
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0RnYEs. ALICE FLoRENCE.

Tuesday. May ij. iebs, At hsI
FIoRRScE FislSsRRSSScE rloSsSSH oRovRs Beloved w,
q NilLon DC or0yss S p.,S,i,. 1nd TS.nsi r,.ss
ser Of Brooklyn. N. Y. Friends may
sali At Hyson6s Funeral ltI1s ,as hems' i:,s i5oo
Ices will be held at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery on Thursday, May
10, At 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend Inter-
ment ArlinGton National Cemetery
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WILBUR b. ANDERsosNs,0 Ein' secy

SMITH. CHARLES. on Monday. MAY
IT,. 1865. az his resiaenes, 40
CHARLES SMITH, son Of Mrs. Daisy
Kelly and brother Of ode Kelly,
Annabelle Kelly Bertha Pierce and
Jeanette McLaurin. He also Is
survived by a stepfather, MT, CLYDE
Kelly. one niece, three nephews,
one great-niece. other relatives and
many friends. Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Malvan a
Schey. Inc.
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PTKRRE, ELIzABKTH y. On Tues,
aay, Nay ~, .isbe, AZ al Ellia'
BsisRr hCsRl.'i sIs. J, H. EaIzEssTE AZ I.mus ?
Slya N Whit wisiD sfshanosSsF si6s % q
Wtlshi. M. JsunissD A, 'ysisa sSc
ssa %SIhs N,,s p s.essi' h: .o Fs.rd: /. nd.
yiyed B, an aunt. MTl,. Carolyn
srl9s Beptlate ,of New ORLEANS, "a J
S$sp SRss yan:Ts sl:ns' hSS,. Sas S6b ssA ,A'
psw- aiter pm. Ihursday, Mas
rosary will BE- held at $50 pm,
&: ss'als% ssn.d. Ra *. sih Moor 0iessSb ecs.ssSboi,.i
m. pridsyu, IA, "a niia,srm.n.
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, FAM
ns may es eentastsd sss ais,t
hrrapssmsshPa0 81 ne hqSSle P,Sion Psnsgsi Pssgsi
Home. Arllneton, Va New Orleans,
la papers please eopyl IS
REEBER, MINERVA. on Monday.
May IL. 1888, Al $50 oist ave
silver sprine Nd, MINERVA RE.
l RER mother Of Lillian sehsll
William N sIss Rssber She Hss9si 4 survivsS seS
BY nine grandchildren and thirteen
greAt-erandehildren Friends may
call AZ the 3 n Hines Co, Funeral
Home, .lOi i4th AZ, NV, until 10
pm, "wednesday. May IA tparkine
Rldsevood, Queens, Lons Island. if
ROBINSON. JOHN. onees and mem
us-k bers Of W. Bruce Evans
MA II, Of W., will hold q session
H~l OF sorrow on Wednesday, May
~ late brother. JOIN ROBIN
q SON, at the Elks Home.
ROSCOE WASHINGTON,
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Drathn

lOhhETT, kAIhLRINE. on Tuea-
GAY, NAY 10 isss. q PEih.ss
ERiNE QonBET-r, beloved wife oi
Samuel 0obhett, mother Of Alice J.
Garner, Josephine RohLer payia
oeoree dobbett. She also 4 tur-
vived BY fiye grandchildren. Friends
nay sali a ths Lee ss,.s,,s funsFs, ~, Hone
until q am, Friday, May 10,
Requiem mass win Be offered a. -.
Ambrose Catholic Church, Chevern
Nd, al 10 am Friday May 10,
interment Port Lincoln csmetsry'
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LIE FEyRE, STELLA On Tuesday Ma,

10, 1858, at her residence, 307
sTRRELA ssTrRf aye TE rEHRE Fals cshFeh Rfe Of We Ss
late Edwin lie Fevre and mother
of Ben, Robert and Edwin L. lie
Fevre. Friends may call at Pearson's
Funeral Home. Az North Washing
ton St, Falls Church, Va, from
4 D.m. to $3.50 pm. Thursday, MAY
ID. Funeral services at the Falls
Church lEpiscopaD on Friday, May
10, at 10 am. Interment Oak
wood Cemetery. IS
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KNORR, JOHN E OF 1915 Ray I'd i,
West Hyattsville. Md, on May 10,
1858. husband of Eleanor M. Knorr.
Carol Mae and John Ellsworth Knorr'
il: brother of Mrs. William Gladdic.
Harry B., Philip and Norman c..
Knorr. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. 5S0l Cleveland ave,
Riverdale, Md, on Friday, May 16,
at 2:30 pm Contributions re-
quested for Prince Georges County
Cancer Fund Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. Is
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HILL. ROBERT ?. on Monday. Ma

~. 1855, RoBERT 7 HILL p $40
Lamont st. NV, beloved father OF
Ricks, Edith Coleman Of Columbus.
Ohio. Ruth Robinson OF Atlantic
New New York City, n. T. Also sur snryiS. "
ms are one brother, Charlie Hill of
BROOKLYN, N. Y, and other rela-
pm Thursday, May is, friends
are invited TO call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV.
Funeral At ! pm Friday, May
10, from the Greater Mount Pisgah
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. is
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KILooN. ELIZABETH WHITE.

bsisaGa' ba wA!fEE AHiE Il kilG9S' 5Sas' Ba57s ssig7:d
wife Of William L. Kiicoin. devoted
mother Of Peter NJ. Kilcoin and
sister of Mrs. Joseph c. Rowett
Of Waterbury, Conn. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa
positel. after 10 am Wednesday,
May IA. Services will be held
at Fort Myer Chapel on Friday.
May 10, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cematery,
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il, 1855 SADIE LENETT Of 500 SsSS
Leonard dr., Silver Spring. Md,
beloved wife OF Philip Lenett and
and Miss Joan Lenett. She also
Is survived BY her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Baumhorn of Philadelphia.
Pa; sister, Mrs. Rose Cohen OF
Philadelphia, Pa, and a brother,
Springs. Calf. Funeral services al
the Bernard Danzansky e. Sons
Funeral Home, 3501 14th st. NV,
on Thursday, May Is, at / pm
Interment King David Memorial
ard dr., Silver Spring, Nd. Is
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fnesday' May .. iRBs y IA,
District General Hospital, BLAnchl
James drseh she also leaves ay.
sisters. one brother and a host ,ol
other relatives and friends Notlcs
OF funeral hereafter. Arrangementi
BY Ambrose b. Boyd,
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HANDY. MARIAN \. tFLEANoRl. ol

TUESDAY. Nay lS. 1855 az loeai
RSSEi,sy Ragpy q N1R,AE Ees I've T. EhEANosRS, y. n,
ssIoysd 1 dSugRtsr q Marian T. shc @
William A., irs. and Robert y Handy,
Mrs. Mary II. Christensen, Mrs
Georgia \. Fantone and Mrs. Rose
Lee Funeral Home, lth St and
Mass. ave ne, until . am. Satur.
day, May ~. Mass will be offered
al St Joseph'S Catholic Church
AZ a:30 am. 1nterment Mount
Oliyet Cemetery, 10
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day, MAY ia loss, At Arlinstor
Hospital, LAURA ELLA WILKINSON
OF 1904 Westlawn dr., Falls Church
Va, wife Of the late Charles E
Wilkinson, mother OF Charles Z
Reaop RMtn'Sp OF r si5sr S S1 MTs nsd VII VII
ton T, Lake Of Front Royal. Va;
grandmother Of Ronnie, Janet and
call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
until 10 am Thursday. May IS:
thence to the Haymafket Baptist
Church, Haymarket Va, where fu-
neral services will be held at 9
pm. daylight saving time) Inter
Rnval We
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% on Sunday, May II, less uIa1IsSi NARY
eAsksS ~. BOSTON s5rSiy,o Of Plstt:suTsh tstss
ters. Mrs, stella jackson. Mrs Eliza
beth Williams and Mrs. Lottie Al
britton. one brother, Mr. Robert
0askin, and other relatives and
friends. After 5 pm. Thursday,
May l5, friends MAJ ca,
Latney Funeral Home, 1892 ilth
st. NV. Family may be contacted
at 1891 Z ST, ne. lnterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery lbs
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WHITE, ALFRED. suddenly, an Sun.

WHITE, ALFkED. Suddenly, On sun
cay efy; Nav H. Alfred leRT in wHfTE MY YS.G Se
loved brother Of Mrs. Mabel Myles
Mrs. Vernice Jones, John and Jo-
seph White. other relatives anc
friends also. survive. Remains rest
ins ss7 VIII atb l. St MuTFSs Tsere = trisSG, so9
may call after 4 pm. Wednesday
May IA, and where funeral services
will be held on Thursday. May l5
at | pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Family at "a
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MAY I2. 1865, at Frederick Ne.
mortal Hospital, OLLIE MAY
wife OF the late Ferris Bowen and
mother Of J. William Bowen Mrs.
worth Funeral Home, Damascus,
Md, where services will be held
on Thursday, May IS. at . pm,
Interment Pleasant Hill Cemetery,
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dsy. Nav Is. 1855 al a his IS home. one
aaStFs e4I dGEs0P RusfE 81 'i HENRY SsSr's Beloved ws
husband Of Anna L. Henry, father
q Henry MT; Anna and Jame. smish " GhsTlss HsnIs.
brother OF William Henry OF Rich
mond Va, and Harry Henry Of
Pacific Grove. Calf He also Is sur
vived by fifteen grandchildren and
Sss TeatsraRGs9n tbs RirsS Tps1s pisnd' Hdms mSy
3034 NJ St. NV, after pm. Tues
day, May ] 3, where services will be
held on Thursday. May 3. at .
pm. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery
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sMITH. GEoRGE. on Wednesday

SMITH. GEORGE. on wednesday
May IL. 1855, At his residence, 625
12th. st. ne, GEORGE SMITH, de-
voted husband OF Evelyn Smith, be.
loved father Of Pearlie Mae Chan.
dler and Margaret Smith; devoted
brother Of Mrs. Ida Mae Criss ano
Mrs 0enevieve Elmore. He also
leaves to mourn his passing three
uncles, one brother-in-law, Other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting ct the John T. Rhine,
a Co. Funeral Home, 00l Sd st
s.w. Notice OF funeral later.
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wednesday. May IA, 1858, CLAUDIA
RANSOM WHALEY of 1921 Kenyon
st. NV, beloved wife of Lawrence
L, Whaley and devoted mother of
Mrs. Ethel Carnegie, Mrs. Augusta
Booth and Mrs. Dorothea Slocum.
Also surviving are six grandchil-
dren, other relatives and many
friends: Notice Of funeral later;
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sNTWEN gsN WLAM iaHs = ~ on D7.,1ir; SS,gr;
sNowpEN of is6o sd st. NV,
devoted husband OF Eloise Snowden
son Of Elijah and the late Anna
Hackett He also leaves six cousins
sn ss pa pSasssi jChh Jones Hs LeTii c N.a Si Sori
City. N. Y, and Mary and Be
Thomas Of Sandy Spring. Md, and
q stepfather. Elijah Hackett, After
5 pm. Wednesday, May Ia, friends
may call at the Boyd Funeral Home
l23S 10th st. NV. Funeral on
Thursday, May Is, at l pm, from
the above funeral home.
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JUNLS, MILDhED RA1MUND. On
Sssidenes SstSfqsy' a1syy may ,4th ~ isSS' at her
DRED RAYMOND " JONES, Ss s"'i mother other
Of Mrs. Shirley Hacquebord and c.
Clarke Jones, jr She also is sur
vived BY lve sisters and two broth
ers, Services at the s. H.. Hines
Co. Funeral Pc ne, 290l l4th St
NV, on THURSDAY, May Is. at 10
am. (parking facilities). Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. IA
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Lsnier pl. NV. on May Il. 1855
husband of Nellie May Hitaffer anc
father Of Mrs Lucille NJ Mes, Mrs
Doris E. Bonilla and Charles Hitaf-
fer Three grandchildren also sur.
vive Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 1900 Chaplin st. NV, on
Thunday, May Is, at 1870 pm
Interment Arlington National Gene
terv. IA
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Tuesday, May i3, 1865, at Walter
Reed Hospital, DIR. MAzARIAN c.
DOLLMAN Of 1856 Ouepec ST. NV,
beloved husband Of Alice Wicklow
Dollman., father Of Mrs. Alicia Nc
Arsdaie, Mrs Z. Nj Wright OF
Newport News, Va: grandfather OF
Scott Campbell Mccomsey. Friends
may call at the s. H, Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 29Ql 14th st. NV
parking facilities). Services at
Fort Myer Chapel on Friday, May
16, at II am, Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery Is
Evening star., 1958-05-14
WOODEN, MAMMIE z, On wednes,

NOhAL IL NnhhLES l.. On tuesday,
Hospital. CHARLES L. WORTH OF
3O22 X st. Sc, the beloved husband
", and Charles /. Wortz Of Fair
field. Pa, and Mrs. Margaret p.
Spence OF Washington. D. C.; son
OF Bryant B. and Annie c. Wortz
OF Fairfield, Pa: brother OF George
B Wortz OF Leesburg, Va; Donald
B and Harold T Wortz Of Fairfield,
Pa. Ellis Wortz OF Chambersburg,
Pa. Mrs Charlotte Strausbaugh
OF Orrtanna, Pa, and Mrs. Hazel
Sites Of Fairfield, Pa, and Mrs.
Annsbelle Wildasin of Hanover, Pa
He also is survived by three grand
daughters Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st and
Mass. ave. ne, until 10 pm.
Wednesday, May IA, Services and
interment at Fairfield, Pa, on Fri
day. May Ii, at IL am In lieu Of
flowers family requests contribu-
tions be made to the American
Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

cOUTU. IRENE ALICE. On Monday,
ps Mss Ii RsE Sis AEr6E & 6dEs0TGsoesST6 GsoST1 HSs Ss
loved wife of Alfred A. Coutu.
Funeral from the De Vol Funeral
Home, 1924 Wisconsin ave. NV,
on Friday, May 10. at $40 am,
thence to the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart, 18th st. and Park rd. NV,
where requiem mass will be Offered
at Q am Friends and relatives
invited. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery. LIS