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 If no protest is filed tn the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thara- after, said final proof will ba accepted ana final certificate is- sued.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08
CorreI B, Larson Dies;
GSA Mining Engineer

Carrel Blaine Larson. 81, min
ing engineer with the Defense
Material Service of the Gen.
eral Services Administration,
died Thursday at Emergency
Hospital.
He lived at 2433 Fort Scott
drive in Arlington.
Mr.. Larson. born in Butte,
Mont. was graduated from the
Colorado School Of Mines in
1928. He then began a career in
mining engineering which at
tracted him. to many remote
parts Of the world.
After two years Of copper
mining In Arizona, he headed
south, spending the next 10
years in Mexico mining silver.
He supervised gold mining OPP
erations in the Philippines for a
year. and the extraction of tin
in Bolivia for five years.
In World War II, he Joined
the Bureau of Economic War
fare as a minerals specialist in
Peru. Following the war, he
was appointed minerals attache
in United States embassies in
Peru, Chile. Bolivia. Colombia
and Venezuela.
Mr.. Larson was named CHIEF
of the Latin American branch
of the Defense Materials Pro-
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Icurement Administration. He
helped to develop and procure
strategic materials for this Ma
ton during the Korean war.
He was engaged until his
death in stockpiling strategic
materials under the GSA stock
piling program.
He was a member of Tau
Beta Pi, Sigma Gamma Epsilon
and Sigma Phi Epsilon Frater-
mites, the Mining and Metallur-
gical Society of America. the
American Institute of Mining,
Metallurgical and Petroleum
Engineers. the Rotary Club of
Lima. Peru. the American Le-
gion in Lima and the National
Society of Engineers In Lima.
He was a vestryman in Grace
Episcopal Church in Alexandria.
He Is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Mildred Houston Larson of
the home address; two sons.
Kenneth Larson of Boston and
Alan Larson Of Johnstown. Pa:
q brother. Leonard L. Larson of
Boise. Idaho. and a sister. Mrs.
Robena L. Bush of Arlington.
Services will be at Grace
Episcopal Church in Alexandria
lat $3.50 am. Monday. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery
at 1920 am.
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years ago. died after a long
illness yesterday at her home,
1920 Upton street NV.
She was the widow of a
former Gallaudet College pro-
fessor, Herbert E. Day.
Born in Paris, KY. December
80, 1868. she married Mr.. Day,
who came from Danielson,
Conn, at a ceremony held June
9. 1899 in Danville, KY. He died
In 1852.
From 1925 to 1882, Mr.. Day
was superintendent of the Mis-
souri, State School for the Deaf
Fulton, Mo. When he retired
in 1888. Mr.. and Mrs. Day
returned to Washington and
had a home at 1880 Western
avenue NV. She was a men,
Der Of the Chevy Chase Pres
DyCerlan Cnurcn.
Her principal interest was
in the YWCA during the latter
part Of her life. She was presi-
dent Of the Washington YWCA
from 1921 to 1925.
She is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Ashby Fay Of 1870 Upton
street NV. and two nieces
Mrs. Ellen Chamberlin of Ken
wood. Md. and Miss Louise
Lyle of New York City; and
two nephews, Robert Jewett
Lyle Of Buffalo. N. Y, and
Allan B. Fay of Woodacres, Md
Services will be held at 3
pm. Monday at the Chevy
Chase funeral home, 5103 Wis
consin avenue NV. The fam
lily requests that no flowers be
sent. Interment will be private
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Mrs. ToyIor, IS;
Former Orqunist

Mrs. Josephine Marie Taylor
IS, organist for many years al
st. Joseph's and st. Stephens
Catholic Churches in Washing
ton, died Thursday at hel
home, 1888 Upshur street NV
She was the widow of Angus
tus Carrier Taylor, former pres
ident of the District Board Of
Pharmacy.
Mrs. Taylor was born ir
Washington, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kubel
Mr.. Kubel was a scientific in
strument maker who settled in
Washington in 1849 after emf
grating from Bavaria.
Mrs. Taylor was active in
local women's organizations
including the Cultus Club. a
literary society of which she
was a charter member.
She is survived by two sons
Edward Carrier Taylor of Bos-
ton, and Frank A. Taylor OF
S605 Thirty-second street NV;
a daughter, Miss Elizabeth j.
Taylor Of the home address;
three grandchildren and two
great grandchildren.
Services will be at the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth
street and Park road NV. at
g am. Monday. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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mrs. Gleason
Wife of Fuirfux
School Official

Mrs. Clyde w. Gleason, wife
of a Fairfax County School
Board member, died Thursday
at Alexandria Hospital after a
heart attack.
Her husband, DR.. Gleason. is
chief of the Selective Placement
Branch of the Labor Depart
ment. He is in charge of the
national program for the handi-
capped.
Mrs. Gleason also is survived
by a daughter, Mary Deidre
Gleason, 17-year-old honor STU
dent at Mount Vernon High
School where she is a senior:
a stepsen, Allan Gleason. a COL
lege student; two sisters, Miss
Elizabeth Craddock of New
Haven, Conn. and Mrs. John F.
Adams of Kensington, Conn,
and a brother, Frank Craddock
iof Berlin, Conn.
Mrs. Gleason is a native of
New Haven. The family lives
at 10l Woodley drive, Woodley
Hills, south of Alexandria.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday at the Old
Presbyterian Meeting House in
Alexandria. Interment will be
in Mount Comfort Cemetery.
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F. T. Med onough.
Former U. S. Aide

Frederick T. McDonough, SO
of 1910 Bay street Sc. dice
yesterday in Providence Hos
pital.
Mr.. McDonough had been ar
Air Force employee at the Pen.
tagon and was formerly with
the Interior Department. He
was a native of Carbondale, Pa
He is survived by four broth
ers, Francis R., Gerald j. anC
Harold A. McDonough, all Of
Washington. and Joseph Nc
Donough of Carbonate, and
four sisters, Mrs. Mildred M
Bell, Mrs. Anna M. Finnegan
Mrs. Kathryn M. Mates ano
Mrs. Dorothy c. Schulman, al
of Washington.
Services will be held at $3.50
am. Monday at the James T
Ryan funeral home, BIT Penn
sylvania avenue Sc, followed
by mass at 10 am. at Holy
Comforter Catholic Church
Fourteenth and East Capitol
streets. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
The family has requested
that expressions of sympathy
be in the form of contributions
to the District Cancer Society
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David Rankin Burbee, 80,
Former Newspaper Writer

Glande Barber, o French
Huguenot who was a founder
of one of Virginia's oldest
French settlements at Man
niken Town.
Mr.. Barbee was cited in 1852
by the Connecticut Avenue
Citizens Association for his
services as librarian for that
group.
He had lived at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Smith, in Orange since 1852.
A native. of Murphreesboro,
Tenn, Mr.. Barbee worked on
newspapers in Tennessee, Ala
baina, Louisiana and North
Carolina in addition to his
Washington experience.
He is survived by his widow;
another daughter. Mrs. Mary
Barbee Maxwell of 5625 Knoll
wood road in Bethesda. and
three grandchildren.
Graveside services will be held
at Cedar Hill Cemetery at 2
pm. Monday.
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Mrs. Jonscher, &c,
Bankers Mother

Mrs. Annie E. Jonscher, So
whose son is vice president Of
the American Security &
Trust Co. of Washington. died
Thursday at Doctors Hospital
She was born in Canada ano
came to Washington with hel
parents in 1868. She was the
widow of Robert F. Jonscher
who died in 1910. Her son
Earl G. Jonscher, is trust
officer at the bank.
Mrs. JonScher was a member
Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church
Rock Creek Parish, Areme
Chapter of the Eastern Star
and Friendship Temple of the
Pythian Sisters.
She is survived by the son
Of zoos Thirteenth street NV
a daughter, Mrs. Addie j. Nc
Carthy of l343 Shepherd street
NV, a sister. Mrs. Amy P
Arth of 1927 Jenifer street
NV, seven grandchildren ano
IA great-grandchildren.
Services will be at st. Paul'S
Church, Rock Greek Cemetery
at / pm. Monday. Burial will
be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Mrs. Ida Parks;
Two Sons in D. c.

Mrs. Ida Parks of Baltimore,
mother of three Washington
area residents. died Thursday
at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore.
Two of her sons, William and
Samuel j. Parks. are proprietors
of Sparks pawnbrokers, 1914
Seventh street NV.
Mrs. Parks survivors in this
area include the sons, William
Parks of 1920 Navajo drive in
Silver Spring, and Samuel
Parks of l3440 Dogwood drive
in Silver Spring, and a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Anna Friedland OF
1881 Navajo drive in Silver
Spring. Another son, the late
Sidney Parks, was formerly a
Washington resident. Other
members of the family live in
Baltimore.
Services will be at the Levin
son funeral home. 1924 West
North avenue in Baltimore, at
II am. tomorrow. Burial will
be in Rosedale, Md.
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Mrs. MoryL. Estes.
Of Chevy Chase

Mrs. Mary L. Estes, 70, a res
ident of the Washington area
since the turn of the century,
died yesterday in Winter Park,
Fla. at the home of her daugh-
ter.
She was born in Pulaski
County, KY, and moved to
Kensington. Md, before estab-
fishing a permanent home at
7400 Summit avenue in Chevy
Chase. Mrs. Estes was one of
the first residents of the area.
She is survived by four
daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth Hale
Green of Winter Park. Mrs.
Ursula Myers Of Silver Spring
Mrs. Chloe Moon of the home
address and Mrs. Marjorie
BackuS Of Bethesda.
Services will be at the
Humphrey funeral home, 1851
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda, at
2:30 pm. Monday. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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David Rankin Barbee, 80,
former writer for the Washing
ton Post, died yesterday in
Orange, Tex.
He lived in the Washington
area about Is years after NOV
ing here in 1928.
Mr.. Barbee was a member Of
the National Press Club, Kappa
Sigma Fraternity, and the
Presbyterian Church in which
he took an active part here anc
in his native South.
Described by fellow newsmer
as a typical Southern gentle
man." he was noted for his
tact and politeness. He was al
one time church editor of the
Post, and wrote for many other
publications.
One of his books was en-
titled, washington, City Of
Mighty Events" He was keenly
interested in Civil War history
and wrote a number of works
on that subject.
He was q descendant OF
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Mrs. John L. Hines, 81. wife
of Gen. Hines, former Army
Chief of Staff, died yesterday
at her home, 1907 Chevy Chase
Lake drive in Chevy Chase.
She was born in San Fran
cisco, the daughter of Gen. and
Mrs. William M. Wherry. and
was associated with Army ac-
tivities all her life.
Gen. Hines succeeded Gen.
Pershing as Army Chief of
Staff in 1924. The Cambodian
government awarded Mrs.
Hines a decoration for merit
and service at the time Gen.
Hines was commanding gen.
eral of the Philippines.
She was a member of the
Daughters of the American
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Leon Loesberg Dies in Court;
President of TRADING Firm

Mount Rainier, was born in
Romania. He came to the
United States about 40 years
ago and settled in Washington
in 1896.
A former grocer, he was q
member of Kosher Israel Con-
gregation, in Georgetown, and
the Washington Loan Associa-
ton.
He is survived by his widow.
of the home address; three
daughters, Mrs. Mitzie Cooper
of Takoma Park, Md; Mrs.
Lillian Robbins. Of Hyattsville.
Md, and Mrs. Carol Brody Of
Mount Rainier; a son, Jack p.
Loesberg Of Silver Spring. Md.
and two brothers, Harry Loes-
berg, of Hyattsville, and David
S. Loesberg Of South Orange.
N. j.
Services will be at the DAN
zansky funeral home. 1901
Fourteenth street NV. at l
pm. tomorrow. Burial will be
in Kosher Israel Cemetery.
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Leon Loesberg, GA. presiden
Of the Mark Trading Co.. 30I
Fourth street S.W., collapsed
and died yesterday during 9
trial over a civil suit in Munich.
pal Court in which he was the
defendant.
Mr.. Loesberg had completed
his testimony before Judge
Harry F. Walker minutes be-
fore. Judge Walker halted the
proceedings when he saw the
man gasp and fall from his
chair. He was pronounced
dead at Casualty Hospital.
Mr.. Loesberg had been sued
for $3.50 for use of a warehouse
in the 100 block of X. street
NV. last fall. The case was
dropped by the plaintiffs. Israel
Segel Of 713 Kennedy street
NV, and Meyer Levin of 715
K street NE, after the de-
PENDANTS death.
Mr.. Loesberg. who lived at
461l Twenty-seventh street
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Heud-on Crash Kills
Sheriff and Motorist

CADIz, Ohio, Mar. 8 (R.-
The sheriff Of Harrison County
and another motorist were
killed early today in a head-on
collision on U. S. % north of
here.
Sheriff ODDS X. Yoho, SO, was
en- route to investigate a tavern
disturbance. deputies said, when
his car collided with one driven
by Ronald E. Van Curen. IS. of
Cadiz, the second victim. Both
drivers were believed travelling
alone.
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.Womun's Nude Body
Found in Refrigerator

NEW YORK, Mar. 8 R.-
The nude body of a woman was
found today in the refrigerator
Of her apartment.
Police listed the death Of
Mrs. Alice Dillon, SO, as an APP
parent suicide.
Food from the refrigerator
milk. butter, eggs-had beer
piled neatly on the kitchen
floor.
Police said the apartment
where she lived alone at AL
w. 28th street had been locked
from the inside and that there
was no sign Of forcible entE.
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Glass Broken
lin so Autos
lin Virginia

VandalS, believed to be ju-
veniles, smashed the glass in
more than SO cars in Arling-
ton and Fairfax Counties dur
ing the night.
Police said windshields and
side windows were broken with
BIB guns and hammers.
Side view mirrors and radio
aerials were also ripped of the
parked cars. The damages are
expected to run into thousands
of dollars.
Complaints from citizens be-
gan coming in about 1915 pm.
and were still being received
today.
Police estimated that more
than 80 cars were damaged in
Arlington and another IS in
Fairfax.
The juveniles apparently
cruiSed in a car through Ar
lington and then into Fairfax.
Donald Walter Pelasara, Ar
lington juvenile detective. said
it appeared that the vandals
started near the George Wash
ington Memorial parkway.
They came up Lee highway.
turning into side streets along
the way.
The damage route then
swung left into the Williams
burg boulevard, and from there
into Fairfax. Detectives Pela-
sara said 16 cars were vandal-
lied in one block of Williams
burg boulevard.
In Fairfax the juveniles
smashed up the cars in the
Churchill and Brilyn Park sub
divisions.
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mrs. John L. Hines, 81, Wife
OF Former Army Stuff Chief

Revolution, the Daughters of
the United States Army. and
was founder of an Army wives
club at Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Mrs. Hines was an active
worker in the Soldiers, Sailors,
Marines and Airmen's Club in
Washington.
Mrs. Hines is survived by her
husband of the home address;
her son, Col. John L. Hines, jr..
USA (ret), of 4545 Connect
cut avenue NV: a daughter.
Mrs. Alice H. Cleland of the
home address; two brothers,
William M. Wherry Of New
York City, and Henry P.
Wherry of Middlebury, VT: a
sister, Mrs. Mark A. Brown of
Cincinnati; four grandchildren
and seven great grandchildren.
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Darn nj Thanka

POWELL, GILBERT. wish to ex.
press my sincere thanks and deer
APPRECIATION to our pastor, the Rev
J. B. A. Dyson, for his prayer and
comtorting remarks, and to the Meth.
odist men and Altar Guild Of Randall
thanks to al my rei tsG a''n neiUhSor ;
and friends for all cards. teleerams
beautiful iloral tributes, use Of cars
+ me at the passing Of my dear hus.
band, GILBERT POWELL, l shall
Ris fS %iSE H SEssef Sok e NJ POWELL
s ssmsIS 81 G Il. ats Mi eiiAsEs n
sHRYOcK. sr wish to express ouI
sincere gratitude and Appreciation
6ors for their acts Of kindness
prayers. cards, floral tributes, per.
a9nal calls and contributions to the
! ERs. cHzkLEs NJ. sHRyocK. ST..
AND FAMILY. 0
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4nnrflittIi

DuNAHRR, ISAAC. There viii be- Al
sz Ss!n uAyha 's Sn sgnd. ssor n.i 81
9; isSs At Pm. at me MoIk'
p. C, Friends and relatives ara
KATE, Or. MOSES J. There will b
Sunday March .. less. AZ / p.n a.
Ct King David Memorial Cemetery,
Ealls Church. Va. Friends are in
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Mrs. Day, Professors Widow,
One of YWCA Founders

Mrs. Ellen Lyle Day, 80. one
of the founding officers Of the
Young Women's Christian AS.
ISOLATION in Washington So
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
-renatorium

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
lth 81 and Mass Ave NE II $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r ST. NV. MO- 7-0l33
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CEMETERY LOTS

GRHVEsITE, in block A. at Fort Lin.
ssolno, Cemetery; reasonable a Iu'
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and members Of Areme
CHAPTER. No. 10, o. Z. g.,
are hereby notitied of the
. death Of our late sister,
ANNIE E. JONSCHER, on
Thursday, March 8, 1858.
Friends may call at t tns
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Snyder-Farmer-Butler Post
No. 3, American Legion
are requested to attend
services for our late com.
rade, NEWBOLD r. ROSE
at the Gasch Funera
Home, Hyattsville, Nd. or
March o. 1858, at 8 pm
IN L. HERBERT, Comdr.
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Dratha

March ). 1855. NEwsSo1LDS i +. RosE
Of 4216 ,Gallatin St. .Hyattsville. Nd,
beloved husband Of Mary J; Rose and
survived BY his mother, Ethel Calk,
and a brother, Joseph Lee Rose.
Relatives and friends may call at the
Gasch Funeral Home. 4739 Balti-
m 1ePTic.: ave- Vim Hy x SsIS Nd where
March 10, at 500 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. o
ROSE, NEWBOLD E Members Of
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sE0 BOX ; SAMUEL G.; On Friday,
later. Arrangements BY Jarvis. D
lRuNNER, AVERY I. on Thnrsday.
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municstion Of BENJAMIN 3.
French Lodge, No. 10, p. A.
A. Nj. will be held at the
Masonic Temple. 18th Sc.
and New York ave. NV,
on Sunday. March 8. 1858,
at 4 pm, for the purpose
ting the last Masonic rites
late brother, GEORGE 3.
JOHN M. CADY. W. M.
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sUREs. ABRAHAM. On Thursday,
March. 8, 1908, ABRAHAM sUREs,
Washington, d. C. and devoted father
OF Sidney B. Sures of Kensington,
Md. He also is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Esther Sures: two sis
K, az a.. tS onb psC1nsd MIS- Sam ana
D. C.. and three grandchildren. serv-
S 1csS q The As G. p qOls tS q p Son
terment Adss israel Cemetery. In
mourning at 51O4 saith St. NV. Q
SUREs, ABRAHAM. Ofieers and mem
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14th So NV. Services at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Rock Greek Gene
terry, on Monday. March 10. at I pm.
FLORENCE A. SCHQEN,
WorthY Matron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

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Calls. fSther q TSomSs &. a9 cSsrl e
Mrs, Florence Groves and Mrs. Mar,
Hurley. grandfather Of Donna Marie
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
18th st. and Mass. ave. ne, whert
services win be held on Monday
March 10, at 1870 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery, o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-08

PLUMMER, MABEL A. On Friday
Foundation, Olney, Md. MABEL A
PLUMMER. beloved sister of the late
Laura M. Wilcox Friends may cal
at the Takoma Funeral Home, .254
Carroll st. NV. parking oppositel
where services will be held on Monday
March 10, at | / am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.