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w. Drummond,
D. c. Contractor

John v. Drummond. So. a
concrete contractor and re-
search consultant, died of a
heart ailment Saturday at
Mount Alto Hospital. He lived
at 480l Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. Drummond. who was
born in New Rochelle. N. Y,
had lived in Washington more
than rs years. He devoted much
OF his career TO research and
for many years was a research
consultant for the General Tire
Corp.
He was a veteran of World
War I.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Dorothy Drummond, oi
the home address; and a sister
Mrs. Ethel Baker, of Clear
water, Fla.
Funeral services will be al
1880 am. tomorrow at the
Chambers funeral home, l40C
Chaplin street NV. Burial, with
military honors. will be in Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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Miss Anna LuIIy,
Retired Head of
Building Firm

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow for Miss Anna v.
Lally, 81, Of 1851 Nebraska
avenue NV, who died Sat-
urday.
Miss Lally until l943 was
head of the Lally- -Rohlader
Construction Co., a building
firm which was active in WASH
ington for nearly 30 years. The
firm was dissolved after her
retirement.
Miss Lally died at Provi-
dence Hospital after a brief
illness. She was a member of
Blessed Sacrament parish and
Sodality.
She is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Leo Mattingly and a
nephew, Cletus B. Mattingly,
with whom she lived. Also sur
viving are another nephew,
George E. Mattingly, of 54l5
Nebraska avenue NV. and q
niece, Mrs. Helen Jarboe of
Silver Spring.
Prayers will be said at S:45
am. tomorrow at the s. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV, followed by
a requiem mass at the Shrine
of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment, Western avenue and
Quesada street NV. Burial
will be in st. Mary's Cemetery,
Alexandria.
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WAC Duy
Proclaimed
BY District

The District Commissioners
have proclaimed tomorrow
WAC Veterans Day In the Dis
trict."
At q ceremony yesterday In
the District Building. commis-
sioner David B. Karrick pre-
sented the signed proclamation
10 three officers OF the District
Chapter, No. i6, Of the Womens
Army Corps Veterans.
The three officers we're Mrs.
Juliet Crane Hino, chapter
president; Miss Mabel Sorrells,
corresponding secretary, and
Mrs, Edna B. Hunter. historian.
The proclamation marks the
18th anniversary Of the found
ing Of the WAcs.
In celebration OF the ami
versary, the local chapter will
hold a picnic at 2 pm. Satur-
day at the farm Of Mrs. Hunter
In Springfield.
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W. A. MuckeI,
Official of Army
SiqnuI Agency

Willard A. Muckel, SO. an
electronic engineer, who was an
official of the Army Signal En-
gineering Agency at Arlington
Hall Station, died Friday in
Bermuda, where he was vaca-
tioning with his wife. His home
was at 2l8 North Glebe road,
Arlington.
Mr.. Muckel, who had been
with the Army Signal Corps
since 1910, was chief of the
outside plant branch at Arling-
ton Hall at the time of his
death.
Last year he was given an
award by the chief signal off,
Ger of the Army in recognition
of "his noteworthy technology
cal accomplishments" He also
had received numerous letters
of commentator during his
employment with the Army.
Born in Philadelphia, he at
tended Pennsylvania State
College, Drexel Institute Of
Technology in Pennsylvania
and the Alexander Hamilton
Institute in Chicago.
Before he went to work for
the Signal Corps he had been
employed by the Philco Electric
Co. and the Western Electric
Co. Except for two years, he
| had lived in the Washington
area since 1910.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Dorothy Vincent Muckel,
of the home address.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in Kenmore. N. Y.
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Mrs. Theodore Van Doren
Cunningham. %, a native Of
Washington and widow OF ],
Harry Cunningham. who for
many years was a prominent
businessman and civic leader IN
the District, died yesterday in
Lunenburg, VI,
Mrs. Cunningham lived In
Washington for more than 6S
years before she and her hus-
band moved In 1912 TO Hanover
N. H., where they made their
home with their daughter. Mrs
Elsie Cunningham Hartshorn.
For more than a quarter OF a
century. Mrs. Cunningham was
organist at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church
She also was secretary of the
League OF American Penwomen
Throughout her life, she was
interested In art and continued
10 paint until her death.
Mr.. Cunningham. who died
In 1916, was vice president OF
the Lanman Engraving Co., and
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Dr.. H. D. Hoover, TT,
Former College Head

GETTYSBURG, Pa, May 13
R.-The Rev. DR.. Harvey D.
Hoover, II. former president
of Carthage College, Carthage,
H., died in a hospital here
Sunday.
A native of Adams County,
Pa, DR.. Hoover was graduated
from Susquehanna University
in 1899 and from the Lutheran
Theological Seminary at Get
tysburg College here in 1902.
He taught at the seminary
from 1926 to 1852 and also was
on the SuSquehanna faculty
for many years.
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Dr.. WosseII, "a, War Hero,
Subject of Book and Movie

LITTLE RoCK, Ark, May l3
R.-Dr. Corydon M. Wassell,
"a. whose heroism In World
War II inspired a novel and a
motion picture, died Of a heart
attack at his Little Rock home
today.
DR.. WaSsell. former medical
missionary, had been in Ill
health for several months.
A lieutenant commander in
World War II, DR.. Wassell won
the Navy Cross for evacuating
IL badly wounded American
servicemen under heavy Japa-
nese gunf1re on Java. Refusing
to leave the men to certain
capture, DR.. Wassell evacuated
them on March /. 1912, under
heavy fire from both aircraft
and ground troops.
Novelist James Hilton wrote
THE Story of Doctor Wassell. "
which was filmed in 1914 by
Cecil B. de Mile. The movie
starred Gary Cooper.
Arkansas Graduate
DR.. Wassell, a native of Lit
tie Rock, was graduated from
the University of Arkansas
School of Medicine in 1909.
He practiced medicine in Ar
kansas for several years and
then served in China from
1914 to 1927 as a medical mis-
sionary.
Later he became a health
officer in Arkansas and before
World War II did research on
malaria control for the Fed
eral Government.
His heroiSm in Java also
brought him a presidential ci-
tation from President Franklin
D. Roosevelt. In a Nationwide
radio broadcast, Mr.. Roosevelt
once described DR.. Wassell as
almost like a Christ-like shep-
herd devoted to his flock"
Became Rear Admiral
DR.. WaSsell became a rear
admiral before the end of the
war. He remained in the Navy
until 1947, when he and his
wife resumed their medical
missionary work and Joined
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~SaSt ory of On; our precicus % mother, no ne LOUISE
ASHBY, who passed on eighteen
years ago today,
Deep in my heart lies your picture:
Drawn BY memory's mastery
To keep all my life, then when death
Trade for you. in GODS land.
DEvoTEp CHILDREN, ELLA, AR
THUR JOHN, AND soN-IN-LAW'
Ever grateful to God for giving me
such wonderful sister.
Beautiful memories Of you, ever and
JANE.
COsTLEY. ALICE BRAxsT0N. In
rSo'1HEIiiH mother. AEicH BRAxsTTtoN COST COST,
LEY, who left US May 13, 1889.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tender, fond and true:
Words cannot tell how much we
THERE'S ,Io,,,Ssi Pst !, d. d., without
pEvorESD SaSufoit fpoHituoGairESRSss,' Gi SSs' GLADYS
LEE AND ALICE LYMAN.
GRICE, MARY I. In loving memory
Of my dear mother, MARY L.
oRICE, who left me nine years aso
today, May IS, 1049.
Always remembered with lovins
thoughts.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ROSE.
JOHNSON, NAOMI r. In loving mem
ory Of our mother. NAOMI R
JOHNSON, who passed away one
year ago TODAY.
IT'S so lonely here without you,
So sad along lfe's way;
In our hearts your memory. fingers
This is the day God called you
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, CLEO AND
BARBARA.
MATTHEWS, BENJAMIN o. In low
ing memory of my dear husband
and our father, BENJAMIN o
MATTHEWS, who departed this life
i've years ago today, May l3. 1858
Remembrance is golden chain
Death tries to break, but all IN vain
Is the greatest sorrow Of our heart
LOVING WIFE, ELIZABETH AMI
CHILDREN.
NASH, OSCAR. In loving memory oi
my husband, OSCAR NASH. who
passed away nine years ago today
May 13, 1940.
Every day In some small way.
Memories. Of you come my way:
hHlN anu yC0As w.
But memories OF you will never die
WIFE, ESsIE.
SCOTT, EDMOND W. In loving mem
ory Of my kind father, Mr.. Ed
MOND W. SCOTT. who entered into
eternal rest twenty-eight years age
this unforsettable day. May l3
1880.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly
remembered. dear father;
Sweet, happy memories clins
round your name;
True hearts that loved you with
deepest affection,
Always will love you in death
Just the same.
! GLADYS SCOTT ROBERTS,
/ vOLLMER, JUDITH ANN. In LOVING
4 memory Of our daughter and sis.
| ter JUDITH ANN VOLLMER, who
passed away fourteen years age
| today, MAY 13, 1914.
Gone from this earth,
But never to be forgotten. A
LOVING MOTHER, FATHER NNr
BROTHERS.
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Los ANGELES, May IS P.
james T. Durkee. 81. con-
troller-treasurer of General
Petroleum Corp, died yester-
day of a heart attack. Mr..
Durkee, who was born in Oma-
ha, started with the firm as a
laborer in 1919.
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Darn uf Chunks

HAMILTON, CALEB b. wish 70 ex.
press ny sratsinl apprse,n.lohnh nc nsis hhog, v
and TO the eoworkera OF the oPo
for their many Aeta Of Kindness
and consolins cards, flowers and
HO MRS. ELTA HAMILTON.
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With Reg6id to q
Card OF Thanks

Ven eltsn . card si iAshks in
TAs SsaI meets 9 need which cen
hardly be solved IN anY s.hs' @sI
Not onb . u Q afss,ous sHpfsssion
sl gratitude 10 those wAo hove sent
ilosal sribstss but elso soufisouslI
acknowledge the ssr'ess and
kimdasnss ol the NOM to shem
Q psFsonsl note oi ,heaks sanne'
wsll be mailed o. whose nome,
end addresss ere no, known
inssrtisa el Q cord Of tAoaks
may be sraassd By tslephons to
The Sie,. ST 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stc'
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Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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BREEN. MARY ]. on Monday. Ma,

Il, 1858, at oeorgetown university
Hospital. MARY. J. BREEN Of .
Hesketh 81. Chevy Chase, Nd
SsulEnser 81 rser sns Ate 4yiess MT snd MIs H.
o. X. Hines Co. Funeral Home
1901 14th ST. NV, on Friday
May 16, ct S.45 am, parking ia.
cilities): thence to the Shrine OF
the Most Blessed Sacrament Cath
olic Church, Western ave. and que
offered at 9:30 am Interment st
Mary's Cemetery. Alexandria, Va. 10
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% Monday. Nav II. 1855. a Wash.
4. BRAcKEN Of 4I32 Volta pl
NV, brother OF Mrs. Ray Gereat
OF New York City, N. y; Mrs. Frec
connoT q caTeondsaIl,s. y 2ntsI,.,oa Pa MS
Miss Helen Braeken OF Trenton
N. J., and Mrs. Joseph /. Dawson
OF Washington, d. c. Friends ma,
call at the s H, Hines Co. Funere
Home, 2D0i l4th St. NV, from 4
pm. tuesday, May IL, until : pm
tiesl. Services and interment Mid
dletown, N. Y.
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JOiNhS, JULIA. on FTiday, ,May 2

1855, at Central State Hospital,
ing mother Of Tonic J. Jones ano
Mamie Cunningham. sister of Grisby
and Lawyer Dozier and Sudie and
Lula Bell Thomas. Also surviving
are six grandchildren and a host
OF other relatives and friends. Mrs
Jones will rest at Church of Christ
Holiness, 1925 North Columbus ST.
Arlington. Va. after pm. May l3,
where funeral services will be held
at ! pm. MAY IA. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery Arrangements by
Chinn Funeral Service. l3s
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May 10 1858, JONAS KAUFMAN,
beloved husband OF Clara kaufman,
devoted father OF Bernard Kauf-
man Of Silver Spring, Mo; Mrs.
Charlotte Palewonsky OF st. Thomas,
Virgin Islands: Edwin kaufman OF
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Services
at the C. D. Goldberg a. Son Fu-
neral Home. 4217 9th st. NV.
on Tuesday, May l3, at IL am,
Interment Mount Lebanon Gene
tery. In mourning at 1904 Milton
ST., Silver Spring, Nd. The family
requests in lieu of flowers, con-
tributions may be made to the
Metropolitan Heart Guild. (New
YORK papers please copYl
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JONES. MILDRED RAYMOND.

saturday, May 10, ls5S, at her
residence, 3023 l4th st. NV, MIL
DRED RAYMOND JONES. mother
of Mrs. Shirley Hacouebord and c.
Clarke Jones, ir She also is sur
vived BY iiye sisters, and two broth
ers. Services at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 l4th st.
NV, on Thursday. May Is. at 10
am. tparking facilities). Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. IA
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BRITTEN. ALMA HAND. On Saturday,
May 10. 1858. at the Washington

May 10, 1908, 81 The Washlngton
Hospital Center, ALMA HAND BRIT
TEN, wife of the late CONGRESSMAN
Fred A. Britten, Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. Courtesy parking opposite.
Mass viii be offered at st; Matthews
Connecticut ave. NV, on Wedn8-
day. Nav IA. at 10 am. Entomb-
ment next to her husband at Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum Remembrance
may be made in the form Of contri-
buttons TO the Cancer Research
Foundation, 13
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IL, 1858. sABINA JAFFE, beloved
wife OF Eugene Jafie, devoted mother
OF Morris Edward, Charlotte and
Marshall JANE. Also survived by her
father henry Senser, two sisters
and one brother, Mrs. Minnie Imber,
Mrs. Rose Berman and Sigmund
Senser, all Of Brooklyn, N. Y. SerV-
ices at the c. d. Goldberg a. Son
Funeral Home, 4217 9th st. NV,
on Tuesday. May l3, at . pm.
Interment Mount Lebanon Cemetery.
In mourning at 1908 Evanston ST.,
Wheaton City, Md 13
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pEARDoRFF GEORGE ALBERr. or

DEARDORFF, GEORGE ALBEkT. or
sIndssiF AnsEsF Tss pEARpoRPF ig"0' of t sDrlns
field, Va. husband OF the late Mrs
Iva Mitchell Dearborn, father oi
Mrs. Robert II. Rice and erand-
Ernest T Priest and Samuel M
Smith. Funeral services on Thurs
day, May 15, at 1890 R.m.. at the
CUNNINGHAM Funeral Home, Cam
eron and Alfred sts., Alexandria, Va.
Interment Pohick Cemetery.
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HILL. 9 n9BEsT s1IE.,.o Z: On M.Snaay. .sn Nay y Z

u, 1858, ROBERT ?, HILL O. 646
lamont ST. NV, beloved father OF
Mesdamss JAMIE u. Taylor, Julia
Ohio. Ruth Robinson OF Atlantic
City, N. j., and Hamlin Hin OF
New York City. N. r. Also surviv-
lng are one brother, Charlie Hill OF
BROOKLYN, N. ~. and other rela-
tiyes and many. friends. Notice of
Ouire, Inc. is
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LEVI. SANDY A.. sr. On Saturday
MAY 10, 1858, at Freedmans Hos.
pital, SANDY A. LEVI, Sr. Of II(
4Sth place ne, beloved husband oi
Mrs Jessie M. Levi tnee Bruden)
devoted father Of Sandy A.. jr.
and Walter C. Levi, Mrs. Jacouelins
Earle: brother Of Mrs. Fannie John.
son. Miss Lillian Levi and Allen
Levi He Is also survived by fouI
grandchildren and host of other
relatives and friends. Remains may
be viewed at his late residence after
= Pm, Tussday, May 10. Funeral
at the Mount Airy Baptist Church
L st between North Capitol and
L SITS NV, the Rev c. M Long Of.
fciating. Interment Lincoln Me.
moriai Cemetery, ARRANGEMENTS by
Barnes g. Matthews l3
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PIERRE, ELIZABETH B. on Monday
May ho.ypia H. tfIssApsrHs liza 81 d EIsfssssh PfssRh
wife OF the late Samuel q. Pierre
and mother OF Mrs. AlVa NJ. Wright
Family may be contacted at 65l
2lst st, n.es Apt, 10. Washington
Home, ArlinRton, Va.
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Lanier pl. NV, on May IL, 1865,
husband OF Nellie May Hitafier and
Doris Z. Bonilla and Charles Hitaf-
fer Three grandchildren also sur
ylve Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 400 Chaplin st. NV, on
Thursday, May rs, at 1870 pm
Interment Arlington National Gene.
terry IL
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ADAMS, ROSIE. on Sunday. May II.
lg6s' a 1toths ths DisirisI Dnaa Genera n,h,I Hos 81
Hsfy l. Pinkne5, Cara II. BOND,
Thomas ~ John McNeai, Robert
y, and Reuben A. Adams she
also Is survived BY one sister, nye
brothers and nine GRANDCHILDREN
Relatives and friends may call ~
the 81, Thomas Church, Aauasco,
Nd, after 4 pm. Wednesday, May
~, where remains will rest until
services at II am. Thursday May
IS. Prayers on Wednesday, May
ID, nj b pm, IA
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REEBER, MINERVA. on Monday,
May IL, 1865, At $50 Oist ave.
Silver Spring. Nd, MINERVA REE-
BER, mother OF Lillian Schell
EngeL Frederick W. Reeber and
William N. Reeber. She is survived
great-grandchildren, Friends may
call at the 8. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2g0I i4th st. NV, until IL
pm. Wednesday, May IA parking
faeilitiesD. Services and intermenl
Ridgewood, Queens, Long Island. IA
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KILCOIN, ELIZABETH WHITE.

Tuesday, May 13. 1883, ELIZABETH
WHITE KILCOIN, beloved wife Of
William L. Kilcoin, devoted mother
OF Peter M. Kilcoin and sister Of
Mrs. Joseph C. Rowett Of Water
bury, Conn. Notice Of services
later.
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May Is, 1858, EMMA c. woRRELL
OF 20O7. 1Ith st. NV. beloved wife
ueorge Aldrieh Younger. Also
surviving are q grandson, George
Aldrich Younger. jr.: one brother,
Reginald w. Andrews: daughter-
in-law, Helen z. Younger: one niece,
Lois Travers: one nephew, Reg
inaid W. Andrews, .jr., and other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Mcclure, Inc. ID
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Cf' Si ssss s' North oTi isSh ssth st.. Arlington,
Va, wife Of the late Karl Faass
and mother of the late Fred FaasS,
sister OF Elsie Beisswanger OF 81
Louis, Mo-. mother-in-law OF Elsie
Faass and grandmother of Fred
Faass, IT,, and Mrs. Esther Long
she also Is survived by two. grand-
children. After 2 pm. wednesday,
May IA, friends may call at Peat
sons Funeral Home, 472 North
Washington st. Falls Church. Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Thursday, May 8, at pm
Interment National Memorial PARK
Cemetery. IL
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MILhuRN, .. PARKEn. A called con.
m mnnieatlon EFF Concord
u odE Nj NJ, iS7' !. h.Ia 4; , !, ans E.s
&yN Wednesday. Nay "a, lass.
W poss Of conducting the Ne.
sSois., Sais iuPsss g,rh, ss,s,hIsgu ,ss s epf ass
I'LL au,s0RN, ~ ne Lee srunsrsl
Home, iih aI and Mass. ave, ne
HOWARD A oEREEN.
oEoRoE VAN s'ssSiRlSi Rcs4SAsb. sds''s.; s.s,.
MoBLEY, WILLIAM. On Friday. NAY
iiAS nohihY' ih'''fl II I0isiss Z sassissc E Ess
three aittefk one brother, = host
Irivna, Roberta Holiday, and other
Eela,Ivss% % snd many friends AitsI
may eali u he johnson @ 4 jsnRiSs
Funeral Home, fHOA ueormlA ave,
NV where funeral services viii
ps held On ThursdAy. Nay ~. 81
an, interment Woodlawn Gene
MosBY, JEROME, on Saturday, May
ri o oss,,s eSsl A FhosE EIass osSJE Hsy Gen, EN-
~ N~AuuNN ana NNNAEtGE MuNUts
Ne Also IL survived by 4 erand-
other relatives and friends. After
pm, Tuesday. MAY 10, friends
may can ,st the johnson a Jenkins
NV where funeral ssrvicsl viii
be held on Wedneaday, May Ia.
- 10 am, tnterment woodlAwn
Cemetery.
PAinsoNst John N on sunday. May
JoHN N PARsoN q silo Sse'sr "a Il /
a,e., beloved husband of the late
ssFshs Parsop. tsthsr q Mrs, Thelma
Hs si.o Z sarsivsd s s'isSa s. ave s'aSsiss aSsSa.
sSsE children and. and ave ,Ereas-sEandshil:
Co. Funeral Home, aeOi l4th 81,
NV, on Wednesday, May IL. at .
Pm, pm, parains fasilitiesl, Entemb-
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LALLK, anna '. on Saturday, MAY
10, 1858, at Providence Hospital
ANNA v. LALLY, Of 5416 Nebrasks
ave. NV beloved sister of Mrs. Lee
Laly Mattingly She is also sur.
vived by niece, Mrs. Helen Jarboe
and two nephews, George z. anc
Cletus B. Mattingly. Prayers at the
s H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol
14th st. W., on Wednesday, MAJ
4 at S:45 am tparking facilities
Thence to Shrine of the Most Blessed
Sacrament Church, Western ave
and QueSada st. NV. where tht
holy sacrifice of the mass will bs
offered at $3.50 am, for the reposl
OF her soul. Interment St. Mary.
Cemetery, Alexandria. Va. 13
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WALKER, JANIS T., OF 25i2h Gath
81. ne, on May II, 1858, father Of
Helen Sacehino, Hazel Kramer.
Doris Flippen. Ruth Carlo, Evelyn
Gent Lorraine Nekillen and DorSthy
Mrs May r. Walker and Mrs. Annie
Helwie, Services at Chambers Fun
eral Home 3072 NJ st. NV. on
wednesday, May IL, ct 2 ON, In.
teEment National Memorial Park
Falls Church. Va. l3
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RHODES. EssIE. on Friday, May Q
1858, at the District General Hos.
dore Rhodes. Also surviving are
one daughter, two sons, flve sister,
and other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the johnson a
jenkins Funeral Home. 4S04 0eor-
gia ave. NV. Funeral and inter-
ment Newark, N. J.
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LYNN, MARY CATHERINE. on sun
day, May II, 1858, MARY CATH
ERNIE LYNN. "a, beloved wife Of
Carl s. Lynn. She also is survived
ey one Is son. BUGGY Lynn; Lynn; tnEse m sis. Ss.
Muddiman and Mrs. Ethel Gullick
one brother, Walter Ackers and four
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Hall Funeral Home, Deco
guam, Va, where services will be
held on Wednesday, May IA. at
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day, May l2, 1858, at her residence.
1887 Brinkley rd. Sc, SARAH JANE
FARRELL, beloved mother Of Joseph
W. Farrell Funeral from the
Good Hope rd. s.e.. on Wednesday,
May IA, at 9:l5 am: thence to
ct. Johns Catholic Church, Clinton,
Nd, where mass will be offered at
10 a IN. for the repose OF her soul.
etery
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MILBURN, J. PARKER. On Sunday.
Adams st. ms, ]. PARKER MIL
BURN beloved husband Of Sarah
M Milburn, father Of Miss. Janet N
Milburn. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th and Massa-
chussetts ave. ne, where skrviees
will be held on Wednesday, My IA.
at / pm 1nterment private, 13
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nay dss. Nav IL. 1855, a. bis home,
eHaRfhs cE dIls'S SausfIS s III HENRY Beloved
husband Of Anna L. Henry, father
Of Mrs Anna 9. Smith,, Charlss
brother OF William Henry OF Rich
mond. Va, and Harry Henry OF
Paelfie Grove, Calf. He also Is sur.
vived BY fifteen grandchildren and
one Rreat-Rrandson, Friends may
call at the Birch Funeral Home,
aOj4 N st, NV, after y pm, Tues
day, May i3, where services will be
held on Thursday, May Is, at .
pm. fnterment Oak Hill Cemetery
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SPEASR. GEORGIA. On Friday. Ma,
1868, at her residence, 37Os
GEORGIA sPEAsE' beloved mothe,
OF John A. Gillian, sister OF Mrs
Henrietta Run. She also Is sur.
yiyed By four grandchildren. other
Spease may be viewed At the
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H St
NE, from IL noon Monday. May ~
to 10 am. Tuesday. May H. Flu.
neral and interment Newberry, 8, c
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rELToN, WILLIAM R, On SATURDAY,

day, May r. 1855 at his residence,
Goshen, Md. JOHN OSCAR FRA
ZIER, beloved son Of Jeannie Frazier,
brother Of Mrs. Elizabeth Newman,
Miss Grace Frazier, Mrs. Helen
Smith, Mrs Marion Frazier. Mrs
Fannie Frazier, Mrs. Carletha owens
and Walter Frazier. A host of
survive. After 5 pm. Tuesday,
May l3, friends may call at the
Snowden Funeral Home, Rockville.
Md. Funeral services on Wednes-
day. May IA, at = pm. at the
Md, the Rev B. P. Jordan officiat-
ing Interment church cemetery.
Evening star., 1958-05-13

hUBINsUN, JUhN. On SATURDAY, May
JOHN jo isSs 81 ssoenTstSn 81 sSpar!an Ss1h Inn
ave. ne, beloved husband OF Mary
Robinson. Also surviving are his
mother, Mrs. Lottie Robinson: four
sons. four daughters, one STEP
daughter, seven grandchildren, one
sister, three brothers, a mother-in-
law, two brothers-in-law, three
nieces, three sisters-in-law and
many other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm. Wednesday, May IA,
friends may call ct the Henry 8.
Washington a. Sons Funeral Home,
1926 Deane ave. ne, where services
will be held on Thursday, May Is,
at pm. fnterment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1958-05-13

YEE Sss sEEE y w3SS Ssio,, o. oin,.y E5a1ys sNsEE Me-
woiN61' YEE III i'0 q isls OsSi ADAMS Mi Mi
mother Of Mrs. Lily 3. Tom and
foster mother of Ting Sun zee
Friends may call ct the Lee Funeral
Home, 9Th st. and Mass. ave. ne
sssyHs' sOs c churs q AsES b " ana ins faVstEs sts
ny, on Thursday. MAY ID. at
2:30 pm. 10
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Monday. Nay IL, 9ss, q MS hcnsl .l
FSSa 1SSH sH SsIcv.d fShss SasSssd SAFiSs " MAJ.
ssfet v. Turner ana father Of Mrs.
Mrs. MarGuerite supplee and
Mrs. Eleanor Hodges, Mrs. Cath
crime Mayhew, Royl Alvin, Walton,
%ss' ss ss sd RpSsr' re- MSEnsy sns Fansrs
pUS: prayers sHp'ts'0S Vii bs said On russdsy
May 10, at 3 pm, Services viii
be held on Wednesday, May IL, al
2 pm, at the Christ Episcopal
Church, Chaptico. Nd. hterment
In church cemetery.