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Women Drivers

Z About one-third Of the 70
million drivers Of cars. buses
and trucks in the United States
are women.
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DR.. Ernest c. ShuII, IS,
Served Herndon 81 Years

Board for more than 20 years
and was a past president of
the Herndon PIT A. He helped
found the local public health
clinic.
DR.. Shull was a vestryman Of
St. Timothy's Episcopal
Church, Herndon. and a mem
Der of the Herndon Masonic
lodge. the American Medical
Association and numerous area
medical societies.
He leaves his wife, Doris, and
a daughter, Mrs. Joan S. War
rem. both of Herndon. He also
leaves two other daughters.
Mrs. Nancy S. White of Hyatts-
vile and Mrs. Sally S. Long Of,
Alexandria; a son, DR.. owen.
c. Shull of Richmond, and
seven grandchildren.
Two sisters, Mrs. BERTHE Clag-
EFT of Hamilton, Va. and Mrs.
Emma English of Winchester,
Va, also survive.
Friends may call at the
Green Funeral Home in Hern-
don today. Services will be held
at 4 pm. tomorrow in st. Tim
othy's Episcopal Church. Bur-
ial will be in Chestnut Groves
Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
.Loudoun County Hospital
building fund.
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Jacob Schuch, 7o,
Here 81 Years

Jacob Schuch, 10, retired
cleaner and dyer, died Wednes-
day at his home, sos Emerson
street NV, following a stroke
Mr.. Schuch was a dyer for
the National Institute of Dry
Cleaning in Silver Spring for
II years until his retirement in
1948. Earlier he had worked
for several cleaning stores in
the Washington area.
Mr.. Schuch was born in a
small village of the old Austro-
Hungarian empire, now in Ro-
mania. When he came to this
country SIS years ago. he set
tied in Philadelphia and opened
a cleaning store. He moved to
Washington 80 years ago.
He was one of the founders
of the Grace Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth and Carnum streets
NV.
He leaves his wife, Elizabeth,
of the home address; two
daughters, Mrs. Caspar Berger
of the home address and Mrs
Nicholas Engelmann of Phils-
delphia. md a son. John. of
1903 McComas avenue Ken
sington.
Sci vices were to be held at l
pm. today at the Deal funeral
nome, 1912 Georgia avenue
NV, with burial in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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high as 500 million. came
largely from rubber planta-
tons, tin mines and pineapple
orchards.
Although a Moslem, he pre-
ferred Western dress. His mag
nificent physique and London
tailoring made him one Of the
best dressed men in the world.
The Sultan had four wives.
The last was Marcella Mendl,
Al, Romanian beauty he met
during a World War II afraid
in London and married in 1910.
Their daughter. Princess Ma
riam. now 8, was born when the
Sultan was n.
The Sultan had viewed with
some alarm what he called Ma
laya's "headlong rush to indie
pendence." When the new Ma
layan nation came into being,
the other sultans proposed him
for paramount ruler but he
turned down the offer.
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}. A. Hoyt, 81, Ex-Editor,
Banker and u. S. Official

James A. Hoyt, 81, a former
newspaperman and banker,
who turned to Government
service and served % years in
Washington, died yesterday in
Columbia, S. c.
Mr. Hoyt, who was an editor
and publisher of Columbia,
Charleston and Greenville IS.
Co newspapers from 1897 to
1912. He retired from public
life here in 1855 after serving
II years as reporter of deci-
sions and librarian for the
United States Court of Claims.
Before that he served here
as assistant general manager in
charge of finance and account
ing of the Home Owners Loan
Corp. and as assistant to the
director of the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. His last home
address in Washington was at
1907 Columbia road NV.
Mr.. Hoyt was an 1897 grad
uate of Furman University in
Greenville. He began his career
as a clerk in the South Carolina
House of Representatives. Later
he was elected to that body ard
served two terms as speaker.
Afterwards he served as presi-
dent of the Continental Bank
of Detroit and was one of To
organizers and first presiden1
of the Morris Plan Corp. of
America in New York City.
He was Mason and a mem
Der of the Chi Psi fraternity and
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John Fraser, 81,
Wuge-Hour Unit
Assistant Chief

John c. Fraser, 81, a Depart
ment of Labor aide and resident
of Washington for the last %
years, died Wednesday of a
heart ailment in Alexandria
CVa) Hospital.
Mr.. Fraser, a management
expert, was assistant admins
traitor of the departments
wage-hour division, He had
been in Government service
since 1886.
A native of New York City,
Mr.. Fraser was graduated from
st. Johns College in Brooklyn,
N. Y, and worked briefly on
Wall Street before coming 10
Washington.
Mr.. Fraser leaves his wife
Abigail of the home address,
6914 Selkirk drive, Bethesda,
Md; a son, JJhn B., and a
daugf ter, Miss Constance
Fraser, both of Park Forest, Ill;
his father, four brothers and
two sisters, all of New York.
A requiem mass will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow in the
Church of the Little Flower on
Massachusetts, avenue, Bethes-
da. Burial will be in the Gate
Of Heaven Cemetery.
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CurI H. Kodie, ST..
Ex-RuiIroud Man

Carl II. Kadie. ST., 70. a re-
tired railroad man who lived
In the Washington area for 81
years. died yesterday In Albu-
querque. N. Mex. after n long
illness, His last address here
was at River and Aberdeen
roads IN Bethesda.
Mr., Kadie served as master
mechanic on the Southern
Railroads Alexandria division
until 1912. when he became a
manufacturers representative
In the railway and marine sup
ply business. He lived in WASH
ington from 1909 until 1896,
when he retired and moved 10
Albuquerque.
He leaves his wife. Ellen C.
Of Albuquerque; two sons. Carl
H.. jr., OF Denver. Colo. and
Frank r.. Of WeStgate. Md a
step-daughter, Miss Arvid II.
Samuelson. OF Virginia Beach.
Va; three sisters, and three
grandchildren.
Services and burial will be
private.
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August F. WohI,
Veteran Builder

August r wahl. ~. who rose
from a carpenter 10 superin-
tendent OF construction for the
Circle Construction Co, OF 657
A street Sc. died Of cancer
yesterday az his home. 1925 r
street. Kenilworth. Md.
Mr., VAIL. who came from
New York 10 Washington about
20 years ago 10 work az the
Botanical Gardens, was active
In the construction business IN
New York. He worked on the
Holland Tunnel and on the
Seventh and Eighth avenue
Subways OF New York.
Mr.. Wahl was a member OF
the MasonS. ElkS and the Car
penterS' Union.
He leaves a son. Robert T., OF
District Heights. Nd. and Ave
grandchildren.
Services will be held at Ia
pm. tomorrow az the Lee Fu-
neral Home. Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and Fourth street NE.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Charles Howell LeFevre. So.
of 2022 Columbia road NV,
died yesterday afternoon at his
home after an illness of three
weeks. Mr.. LeFevre was a
international lawyer
here until his retirement 20
years ago.
A native of Lancaster. Pa,
he held bachelors and masters
degrees from Franklin and
Marshall College in Lancaster
After finishing college he went
to Cambridge, Md. where he
was superintendent of schools
for a time,
Mr.. LeFevre then moved to
Delaware where he. practiced
law. He was clerk of the Su-
preme Court of Delaware from
1909 to 1913, and was men,
Der of the State Board of Edu-
cation. An active Mason, he
held Office in the Smyrna (DelD
Masonic lodge and was past
grand marshal of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware.
In 1917 Mr.. LeFevre came to
Washington to join the Alien
Property Custodian's Office in
the State Department. At the
end of World War I he wrote
the Winslow bill for settlement
of alien claims against the
United States.
During that conflict, as a
hobby, Mr.. LeFevre wrote pa
triotic songs and poems.
After World War 1 he left
the State Departm INT and
formed the law firm of LeFevre
and Leroy. He represented
various foreign firms and trav-
eled extensively abroad on
business.
During his career Mr.. LeFevre
tried many cases before the
United States Supreme Court.
He was a former director of
the Washington Chamber of
Commerce, and was a member
of the Chevy Chase Club, sew
eral bar associations and Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity.
An active member Of st.
Margaret's Episcopal Church,
Mr. LeFevre was junior warden
for many years and last year
was elected junior warden en-
eritus.
He was a trustee of the old
Gunston Hall School for Girls
here and of King Theological
Hall.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Elsie
Lank LeFevre; two daughters,
Mrs. Stirling M. Harrison of
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CHI. LeFevre, sc, Retired
International LAWYER

Leesburg, Va, and Mrs. F. r.
D. Swain of 9311 Kingsley ave-
nue., Bethesda; seven grand
daughters, four great-grand-
children, and a brother, Gen.
John P. LeFevre of Dover, Del.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow in st.
Margaret's Church, 1920 Con-
necticut avenue NV, with
burial in Smyrna, Del.
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DR.. Thomas A. Roy
Funeral Set Monday

Funeral services for DR..
Thomas A. Ray, Arlington
urologist who was killed
Wednesday night when his car
struck a tree on WeStmoreland
circle. will be held at 9 am.
Monday at Fort Myer.
Burial will be in the Arling-
ton Cemetery.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Mary
Mackall Ray and his two sons,
Thomas, 3, and Stephen, 2, all
of the home address. 1922 Lily
Dhu lane, Falls Church.
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DR.. Ernest c. Shull, IS. a
Herndon (VaJ physician for
80 years, died yesterday in
Doctors Hospital.
DR.. Shull was a native Of
Marlboro, Va. and was a grad
uate of Washington and Lee
University and the Medical
College Of Virginia.
He served with the Army
Medical Corps in France during
World War /.
A civic leader in Herndon for
many years. DR.. Shull was a
founder and first president Of
the Rotary Club there. He
served on the Herndon School
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@ Announcements OF
Services BY Chambers
In Mfmnrtant

BRAXToN, GEORGE A. In loving
memory of our dear husband and
father. GEORGE A. BRAXTON, who
departed this life six years ago
today, May s, 1853.
Your memories are keepsake
With which we will never part;
Though God has you IN HIS keeping
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, ANNIE
BRAxTON, AND CHILDREN,
JAMES BRAxToN AND ALMEDA
GREENE, LAURA G., GEORGE A., Sr.;
CAPT. JOHN MILTON WALDRoN.
dear mother, LAURA q, GREENE.
who departed this life May !, 1850:
our dear father, GEORGE a.
GREENE, Sr, who departed this life
April l6. 1858 and our dear brother,
CAPT. JOHN M. W. GREENE, who
left US January IA, 1945.
Down mem'ry lane
We often walk toeether here,
Down mem'ry lane,
And 10y abides because we know
That we shall meet again.
OH Blessed are those who are
II embered with certain JOY:
The. mold a place in loves embrace
That even death cannot destroy
DEVOTED CHILDREN, PERCY w
GREENE, THERESA B. DYSON,
REGIlNS!AILD c; y GREENE AND
MAILMAN. MYRA. In loving remem-
MAN, who passed away three years
ago today, MAY s, 1856.
Three years have passed since that
sad day
When the one loved was called
away
But in my heart she liveth still
HER DAUGHTER, CoRINNE HIcK-
MAN.
HARRISON, ROBERT F. In memory
of ROBERT F. HARRISON, who
passed away three years ago today,
May 8, 1855.
May brings sad memories
OF a loved one gone to rest;
He will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved him best.
LOVIN g WIFE, ANNA, AND
DAUGHTERS.
HOLLAND, ANDREW W.. Jr. In low
ing memory of ANDREW W. Hob
LAND, Jr., our dear son and brother,
who departed this life five years ago
today, May S, 1854.
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one laid to rest.
And those who think Of him today
Are those who loved him best
MOTHER AND SISTERS.
JENKINS, HELENA HAWKINS. Tran
scended time and space for eternal
happiness elven years ago today
She leaves behind her the mem
DRY and guidance of a devoted vile,
mother and Christian friend.
THE FAMILY.
SUTTON, JULIA A. In loving mem
ory of our beloved mother. JULIA
A. SUTTON. who departed this life
thirteen years ago today, May g.
1916.
The years gone by have left US,
Stin missing you. darling Mother,
No other love can replace yours;
YoUR 10 nEvoTiEp DAUGATERs,
RUTH AND ETHEL.
TATE, THOMAS. In loving memory
of our devoted father, THOMAS
TATE, who departed this life ten
years ago today, May s, 1919.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by
THE CHILDREN.
WILLIS. MARTHA J. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory Of our
dear friend, MARTHA J. WILLIS,
who left US May s. 1916.
The years have changed many
things,
But this one thing is true;
Time and space cannot crease
Your dear memory from our hearts
YOUR TRUE FRIENDS AND PALS.
MAGGIE JACKSON, SEYMOUR
BURKE AND ILLER DAY
WILLIAMS. FANNIE B. In loving
memory Of my dear wife, FANNIE
B WILLIAMS, who departed this
lifet two years ago today, May s,
1857.
Two years have passed since that
sad day
When the one I loved was called
away.
God took her home. il was His will
But in my heart she liveth still
DEVOTED HUSBAND. W. B. WILL
LIAMS.
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the Cosmos Club of Columbia.
Mr.. Hoyt leaves his wife, the
former Clare Kinard, of the
home address; two daughters,
Mrs. Charles Gaver, of st.
Petersburg, Fla, and Mrs.
Charles L. CogSwell, of Ran
dallstown, Md; a son, James A.
Hoyt III, of Greenwich, Conn.
and eight grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are in-.
complete.
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Auuratitu

nEHcowIrx. LEON. Thsfs VII Be
an unyeilinf n memory q Ltos
nEnGOWlIE beloved husband 81
Sarah nefcQwitl and father Of ienls
oilda and Michael on sunday Nay
10, lnhn AZ pm. Al che INTO
kodesh cems,,ery fssf9sI ss eq
imefs' No. Relatives and islsass
invited. b.
nERKowITx, MELyIN J, There vii
be an unvgliine Of a plague 70 nc
RssRRResoSwf4z dssossd Husband q
Charlotte Luber nerkovilsi on SUM
day, May 10, 1900, a. 30 an .
al KlnE David acknowledgements
Cemetery, Pals church. Va. Friends
and relatives invited. a.e,b
LuBER. JENNIE. there Win be an
unvelliuu OF monumeni 20 me
memory Of the latn ihNNik LunhR
devoted wife Of the late Adam Lnntr
and mother Of Walter Lupcf. MIS-
Care -, oo ,ie,,s We, TYP, RsFs,
oarnnkie, mrs. sylvia Anlonpcei
and 5 Gerald Luher, on sunday
May 10. 1889. al p.ms Al NE
Ohev 8holom Cemetery, Oxon Hill
Nd Relatives and iriend. invited
wIoDER. Pnm0x y. rhsrs VIII be
memory 81 PHIiON Z, WioDkR on
sgp zee yS, MsS d.piias3I on.br9 Gem, ms
rs,ssgna, ln slnq Ss,.,,ye e'o invited e'se rs
Teach. out Benning I'd. ne, left
on Central ave 10 Capitol Heights,
frght on 57th ave. risht on N 81.
s,iO,i2,ib
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FobuIousIy Rich Sultan
Of Johore Dies at IS

LONDON. May q tAP).-The
sultan OF Johore. one OF the
last Of the fabulously wealthy
Eastern potentates who never
changed his fun-loving ways.
died last night. Mai. Gen. Sir
Ibrahlm. the s5-year-old ruler
OF the small. rich rubber state
at the tip OF the Malayan PEN
insula, succmbed in a luxurious
hotel suite In London. where
he was as well known and re-
spected as In his native land.
The 6-foot-2-inch Sultan
was stricken with influenza two
months ago and never fully re-
covered.
Son Has Been Regent
The Sultan's 65-year-old son,
Tunku Mahkota Grown
Prince Ismail, succeeds TO the
title. He was en- route TO Lon
don by plane when his father
died.
For long periods since the
war. Tunku Mahkota had been
regent while his father remained
Il in London. But Malyan inde-
/ pendence has made the state
rulers mostly figureheads.
In Johore Bahru. the state
capital, the Royal Court Council
began planning for the Sultan's
funeral and mis- burial in the
family mausoleum. Flags were
at half staff throughout Singa-
pore and Johore. and special
prayers were said in all mosques.
Born September II, 1873,
Sultan Ibrahim inherited his
throne in 1895 at the death of
his father, Sultan Abu-Bakar.
During a reign of 63l2 years.
that spanned from Queen Vic
toria to the H-bomb, the Sultan
was always a staunch friend of
Britain in the Far East. The
British knighted him and made
him a major general in their
army.
He was best known for his
/ lavish living, and as a sports
man and big game hunter.
Party Cost 81 Million
In 1855 he gave a 81 million
party in Johore Bahru to cele-
brate his 82d birthday, his Goth
year on the throne and the
coronation of his last sultana.
But he was a shrewd admin
istrator,. kept a close watch over
his states finances and adj
Vanced public works and edu-
cational programs for his !
million subjects.
His own fortune, estimated as
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MORGAN. MARY GERTRUDE.

Thursday. May Z, 1859, at her
residence, 3424 Venice St. Arling-
ton, Va, MARY GERTRUDE NOR
GAN, wife OF the late Arthur s.
Morgan, mother of Mrs Gertrude
be Lashmutt. grandmother Of Nancy
Morgan and Basil De Lashmutt
sister of Mrs May Graham. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
on SATURDAY MAY Il. at I0:3O am.
Interment Columbia Gardens Gem
etery
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HAAS, RAYMOND J. On Thursday

MAY Nay :, 1853 Ssy at Georgetown a- uni
ysEsity If Hospital agds aad RAYMOND Z 2 the
beloved husband OF Irene NJ, Haas,
son OF Joseph Haas and brother
of Albert T. Haas. Funeral Serv-
ices at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
parking facilitiesi, on Saturday.
May 9, at l pm. Interment Cedar
Xiii Cap,eterV
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MUMMERT, sUBELA ?. on wednes-

day, May 6, 1859, sUBELA F. MUM
Merit OF 45l5 Avondale St, Be-
thesda, Md. beloved wife of Charles
c. Mummert, mother OF Mrs. Madge
Willard and Mrs. Helen Airy: sis
ter of Mrs. IneZ Roener, George
and Lester Portner. She also is
survived by two grandchildren and
three great-gr andehildren. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
CHEVY Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Nd,
where services will be held on
Saturday, May 9. at / L "a m. In
terment Mount Oliyet Cemetery,
Frederick. Nd.
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HARDIE. MARY on Thursday, Nav

"Hi Ia5a AZ Proyidence Hospital
MISS MARY E. HARDIE Of 1915
South Dakota ave. ne. beloved
daughter Of the late James Rich
ard and Ella V. Hardie, sister of
Florence v and Helen A. Hardie,
Mrs. Margaret II Harris. Mrs. Leols
c. Towery, Mrs. Dorothy " Mat
thews, Mr.. James W. and Richard
E. Hatdie. She also is survived
by seven nieces and nephews
neral Home, Attn st. and Mass ave
ne, where services will be held on
Monday, May II, at 1870 am.
Intermeut Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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May 8. 1853, MARI" MARROW ISSp" 81
Of Mrs. Susie Dorsey, Mrs. Ger
trude Branson. Mrs Elsie Johnson,
Mrs Frances FIELDS, Clifton and
Frank NARROW Also surviving are
a niece three nephews, twenty
four Grandchildren, forty-Seven
great-grandchildren, two great
great-grandchildren other relatives
and friends After q pan. Friday,
May =, friends may call at her
late residence. Services at ! pm.
Saturday May 9, at the Liberty
Baptist Church, S17 ed ST. NV
the Rev Wilmore A Carter oficiat-
ing lnterment Woodlawn. Ar
rangementS By Rollins
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ISBELL. MAY L. On Thursday, May
r. 1859, at the WASHINGTON Hos
pital Center, MAY l.. ISBELL of
3l49 Mount Pleasant st. NV, be-
loved wife of the late Donald Duval
Isbell. mother Of Mrs William A.
Sandberg of Evanston, Ill. She also
IS survived by two grandchildren,
Eric and Allen Sandberg. Serv-
ices at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l l4th ST. NV. on Sun
day, May TO-, at s pm. parking
facilities). Interment Mount Zion
Cemetery, Aide, Va.
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denly, on wednesday, May g. 1859,
at his residence, 1927 Hillside I'd.
6e., WILLIAM HENRY BROOKS,
devoted husband of Mrs Novella
Brooks, father of william Jefferson,
Thomas Henry, Douglas Macarthur,
Navalyn, Robert Nash and Xavier
IoVetta Brooks He also leaves to
mourn a loving mother, Mrs. Hen
-rietta Brooks: a sister. Mrs. Julia
Lilly: two nieces, nepheWS and a
host of other relatives and friends.
Washington & Sons Funeral Home.
1925 Dean ave. ne, where friends
Z may call after pm. Friday, May
s. Services and interment on Sun
day, May 10. at Albemarle, N. c.
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HEINEMAN. CHARLES EDWARD.

.5I00 7 St, Bradbury Heights, Nd,
on May .; 1883, beloved husband
OF Mrs. Grace Sehadt Of Lock Haven,
Pa. Services at Chambers Flu
neral Home, 517 18th st. Sc, on
Tuesday, May IL, at / pm Friends
may call after z pm. Friday, May
s. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IL
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HOLMES, IRENE. On Sunday, May
3, 1859. IRENE HOLMES Of 1929
Union. St sw. She leaves to mourn
their loss a devoted husband, Ernest
Holmes; one brother, Ira Davis: one
aunt. Ida Sloane: two nieces and a
host of other relatives and friends.
After pm. Friday, May 3. friends
are invited to call at the J. R
Cameron e. Sons Funeral Home. Gil
K st; NV, Funeral services on
Conner Memorial Baptist Church,
1916 9Th st. NV, the Rev. R. G.
Thomas officiating Interment in
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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BROWN, JosEPH ". On Tuesday.

beloved uncle of Mrs. Lottie B.
Carnegie He also is survived by
a other relatives and friends The
I late Mr. Brown may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 II
ST. n e. after 3 pm Friday, May
s. where services will be held on
Saturday. May 9, at 10 noon. In
: terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
x
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TnRREYsnN RERNARn al

THURSDAY. May Z 1853 i5s9. al t. Mount
Alto Hospital. BERNARD 6. TOR
REYSON OF Wayside. Md, beloved
husband OF Doris NJ. Torreyson.
father Of Jeanne 7 Perry, Ber-
Victoria Milburn Torreyson: brother
OF Hilton Lewis and Fulton +, Tor
reySon. Friends may call at the
Birch Funeral Home 1904 NJ ST.
NV, after 4 pm. Saturday. May
p, where services will be held on
Monday. May II, at . pm. Inter-
ment Lewinsville, Va. 10
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BUETTNER. MARGARET F. tnee Me

MahonJ. Suddenly, on Tuesday.
NAY Asrs,, S s,9ltg st Gs0 9Ps1g NJ Uni
BUETTNER Ntnee McMahon). be-
loved wife OF the late Philip Buett-
ner and mother of Mrs. Dorothea
Dempsey Of Cincinnati Ohio. Fu-
neral from her late residence, 1890
MF Nav o. At RI "a Nv" m on t5 sHGfoS ~
Our Lady of Victory Church, 4S35
Macarthur blvd NV. where re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at 10
am. Friends and relatives invited
interment Mount OliVet Cemetery. S
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HILL. MARY c. On Wednesday. Ma,

6, 1853, at her residence, 629 Park
I'd NV, MARY c. HILL, loving
wife OF Louis S, Hill She also
leaves to mourn their loss devoted
son, Maurice C Hill; a sister, Mrs.
Helen Thomas; a niece, Mr.. Lillian
d. Parker: three grandnieees, three
grandnephews and many other rela-
tives and friends. After pm.
Saturday. May o. friends may call
at the Morris A. Carter g. Co.
Funeral Home. 305 H st. NV. The
late Mrs. Hill will lie in state at
the Trinity A. NJ. E. Zion Church,
627 Park I'd NV. on Monday.
h May IL, from II am. until IL
noon, time Of services, the Rev.
John II. Satterwhite otficiating
CaSket will not be opened after
services Interment Arlington Ma
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LOUISE DYER. Secretary,

GREER. WILLIAM JOSEPH. On
H os5hais' WILLIAM JOSEPH GREER
OF 500 A ST Sc, the beloved hus-
Miles,, father Of Mrs. Edith Matti-
son, Mrs. Cecilia Burton, Mrs Mary
Ellen Charsky. Elmer j. Greer and
William l.. Greer. Ten grandchil-
dren also survive Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST.
and Mass ave. ne, until 9 am.
Monday, May II. Requiem mass
will be offered az the Holy Com
forter Catholic Church, l4th and
East Capitol sts at $3.50 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10