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Mrs. T.uit; 81, Had Career
lin Politics With Husband. g.

Mrs, Galen L. TAFT, who was
charm and vitality and wit
died yesterday at the age Of 81
in her familiar frame house al
1900 Western avenue NV. She
had been i'll for several month,
and in that time, for the first
time, her family heard her say
she was tired"
Mrs. TAFT was the sparkling
member OF, a couple which
dominated Republican politics
Of Maryland for years. She
was the widow of Galen Lamar
TAFT, the fiery, often contro.
versial, long time chairman OF
the Republican State Centra,
Committee Of. Maryland.
Mr.. TAFT died in 1858. The
two were both about 5 feet tall
Yet either one could attract all
the attention in a room filled
with people-and, effortlessly
Mrs. TAFT continued to do this
after her husbands death. Age
had completely failed to dimin-
ish the striking, twinkle in her
eyes.
She called the former Gov
ernor of Maryland; Theodore
Roosevelt McKeldin, Teddy,
much in the manner one speaks
of a grandson. She usually
pointed out to a newcomer in
her presence that she had been
born in the old Palace Hotel
in San Francisco and took de-
light in the astonished express
sion which followed on the face
Of the listener.
Announcing, in her later
years, her concern over her
weight. she walked down the
stairs Of her home backwards
for exercise. She refused to
dwell in her rough and tumble
past, though it was far more
interesting, and took a. Thought
full interest in the struggles of
those half d century behind her
Romance on Paper
Mrs. TAFT actually was born
in a San Francisco hotel, but
grew up in st. Louis, attending
schools there.
The former Daisy Laura
wilkins, Mrs. TAFT was mar
ried in 1896 after a courtship
which existed largely on letter
paper.
Mrs. TAFT, attending a party
IN Beatrice, Nebr., was photo
graphed in a group which in
cruded the sister Of her future
husband, The sister Enclosed
the picture in a letter to her
brother who was then in the
tricky Government real estate
business. He and his father
had taken part in the great
Cherokee run for land in 1893
and were then acting as agents
for l8 Northwest towns. anC
also i6 towns in Texas.
Criss-crossing the country
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.DEATHS--
In Mrntnrtant

WILLIAM H. MIKE).
the memory of my beloved husband,
WILLIAM H COURTNEY, who
passed into the Great Beyond Feb
ruary IA. 1858.
! have lost my life's companion,
A. life linked with my own,
And day by day l miss you more
As walk through life alone.
The cover Of ,life's book is closed
For one l loved so well;
Your mission here is ended. your
work on earth is done;
You bore your crosses bravely,
And now your crown Is won.
Some day I'm going to see you
In that land so bright and fair;
His voice will call me, too,
And | will meet you there.
DEVOTED WIFE. LUCY l.. COURT
NEY.
WILLIAM TMIKE). To-
day and always in memory OF q
dear friend, WILLIAM COURTNEY,
who passed away one year ago to-
day, February, 1865.
How much l miss you. you must
know
o.. without these words to tell you so;
Afthougk some have forgotten, ! will
never FORGET
The nice things you used to say
and do.
The helrtsches and Joys We shared,
How much ! miss you only GOD
knows. DOROTHY.
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Mrs. Emma I'Anson,
Mother of Justice

PORTSMOUTH, Va. Feb. IA
(AP) - Mrs. Emma Warren
Hanson, mother of State Su-
preme Court Justice Lawrence
w. Hanson, died yesterday in
Portsmouth General Hospital.
where she had been confined
by illness since December IA.
In addition to Justice TAnSon,
Mrs. Hanson is survived by
another son, Vernon T. IAN
son, and a daughter, Mrs. j
Powell HOTTER, jr., both OF
Portsmouth.
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Legion Office Filled

Frank X. Kelly of Indian
apolis, an American Legion
public relations worker since
l945, has been named chief
Of radio and television pub
sicity at the Legion's national
public relations division at
District headquarters, 1908 K
street NV.
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lii Mrmnrtaitt

STEPHENS, LUCY L. In loving mem
sTEPHENs, who departed This life
thirty years ago today, February
IA. 1899.
. They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget,
Blu. time so far has only proved
How much miss you. yet
YOUR LOVING SON, ELMER H
STEWART. CARRIE. tribute, Of
love in memory Of my dear mother;
CARRIE STEWART, who passed
'.ruary IA, lg47.. =.
You lived a life that all might envy,
Loved and loving, gentle. kind;
And in death your blessed memory
Comforts those you left behind.
TAYLOR, PERCY l. A tribute of
love to the memory OF my devoted
SON. PERCY L. TAYLOR, who left
me twenty-one years ago today, Feb
ruary IA, 1898.
III live in memory's' garden, dear
With happy days we've known.
Remembered always.
LOVING MOTHER, JULIA J. TAY-
UTZ, DAVID NJ, MD. In loving
brother, DAVID UTz, MD, who
departed this life eight years ago
today, February IA, la5l,
You left a beautiful memory,
4 sorrow too great to be told;
And to us your memory
YOUR LOVING MOTHER AND
FATHER. LUCY ANp DAVID UTZ;
YOUR SISTER, MILDRED U. AL
FRED.
WALLACE, LAURENCE P. tHAM. In
memory of our dear brother, who
passed away one year ago today
February II, 1858.
They say Tins heals all sorrovs,
And helps us to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss him yet.
THE FAMILY.
WANDER, JOSEPH E., Sr, IN loving
JOSEPH F WANDER, sr,. who de
parted this life lust three years
ago today, February "A, 1895
You are not forgotten, loved one
Nor will you ever be-
As long ss life and memory last.
We will remember thee.
We miss you now, our hearts are
As time goes by we miss you more;
Your loving smile. your gentle face.
No one can MI your vacant place.
LOVINGLY, YOUR WIFE AND Chill
DREN.
WILSON. ROBERT. In loving mem
ory Of our dear father and brother,
ROBERT WILSON, who departed
this life one year ago today, Fehru-
ary IA. 1858.
Beautiful memories cherished for
OF the happy days we spent together;
Silent thoughts bring many q tear
For the one we miss and loved SO
dear. THE FAMILY.
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Constantin Fotitch. former
Yugoslav Ambassador to the
United States, died last night
in his sleep at his home, 4l12
Jenifer street NV. He would
have been 68 on Tuesday.
Mr.. Fotitch came to WASH
ington as Minister in 1885 and
became Ambassador when the
Yugoslav mission was elevated
to an embassy in 1912. A vio-
lent foe Of Marshal Tito, he
resigned in July, 1914, after
Tito's ascension TO power.
Since then, he had been
writing for the Serbian-Ameri-
can publication La Sloboda
Freedom) in Chicago and for
other Serbian-American. publi-
cations. He also wrote political
articles for American maga-
zines decrying the Communist
regime in Yugoslavia.
In July, l946, he was tried,
in absentia, by the Tito govern
ment along with Gen. Draja
Mihailovitch and % others.
Gen. Mihailovitch was SEN
fenced to death and subse-
quently executed. Mr. Fotitch
was given a 20-year prison
sentence.
SERBIAN Verdun"
A Serb, Mr.. Fotitch was born
in Cnabatz, the city that is
often called the Serbian Ver-
dun" in recognition of the
bitter fighting that took place
there during World War I. :.
After fighting in the Balkan
wars, he became, at the out.
break of World War lieuten-
ant in the cavalry and served
with distinction until illness
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Frank M. Briggs

LOS ANGELES, Feb. IA
Frank M. Briggs, nationally
known educator of the deaf.
died Thursday of pneumonia.
He was SO. He retired in 1910
after more than four decades
as superintendent of the Utah
State School for the Deaf and
Blind at Ogden.
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Darn nf ThankH

KINNA, THOMAS. The family Of the
late THOMAS KINNA wisn 10 extend
their thanks TO their many rela-
tives, frienois and neighbors for their
flowers, g-ts, cards and other ex-
pressions OF sympathy durinE their
recent bereavement. -
Mr.. AND MRS. RUSSELL KINNA
AND FAMILY Is
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William |. Axt

UKIAH, Calf, Feb. IA CAP).
William L. AXt, II, who
organized the musical depart
ment of Metro-GoldWyn Mayer
in Hollywood. died yesterday
after Q long illness.
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Anurtltnn

LoEssERG ,s:. = .aES LEON EoN gHyeSs GEssREE ;sEy
is. 1859. at 1880 pm at Kesher
Israel Cemetery lNew). Out Ben
Ming rd,, left on East Capitol, right
on Central ave, right on SD. left
on Z 81, to cemetery
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STAsULLI, SALVATORE.

SIAsLLLI, SALVATORE. The mem
N9AM bers of the Holy Name So
XHNS4EM ciety OF St, Francis Xavier
NSH&kN Church are requested to
G ~ assemble at the Lee Funeral
NV Home. .4th st and Mass
"" ave. ne, on Sunday. Feb
80 ruary 5. 1850, al pm.
PAUL INTERDoNATo. President.
Spiritual Director. is
TAFT. DAISY LAURA. On Friday.
February %; 1889. at her resi-
TAFT, beloved wife OF the late
Charles p Trusssll OF the home
address Snd' James Lawrence TAFT
OF San Jcan: Puerto Rico: sister
q John A Wilkinson OF st. Louis.
NO No nFrlends are invited 10 call At
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey, Be-
thesda, Nd, where services viii be
held on Monday February i8. al
80 am. lnterment Rock Greek
rHIRLEs, WILLIAM H.. On wedne.-
DAY 1E,pT EfeTps5y ar T. 1889. WILLIAM
Of Harold < ThirIes hIItss f4e Hs aIso is5nfE IS
survived by a sister, Mrs Richard
Kent: q niece, Alma Kelbaugh, and
Mr.. ThirleS rests at the oasch Fa.
neral Home. 4730 Baltimore ave :,
Hyattsyille. Md, where services viii
6e ;held on Saturday. February II,
a. 1880 Am. Relatives and ffiends
Upper Marlboro, Nd. IA
WALKER. LUTHER z; Of so4s M St
Of johanna N. WsIker. Va ago'i tatSsP hSsPana .,
Mrs. Mary Weddle and Mrs. Jo Anne
Adams and brother of William L.
walker, Beulah Hodges and Mrs
Agnes Thompson, Services at the
St s on sunsaa Mondsy, H0ps Tebrsary SiT l1th H.
At ! pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. is.
IgaTyy il; 1859, NATHAN WE'LL Eli.
brother Of Miss Ida Weill. Mr..
Weill rests at the Bernard Danzan-
i,,.r ttn st. NV. Notice Of funeral
WILLIAMS. " ,ss BRIG. GEN: HARRY
.'SEkAARaG' SEARG o. and wife. ELIZABETH
his wife, ELIZABETH SEARS viii
LIAMS, will be held at Arlington
National Cemetery on. Tuesday. Feb
ruary ~. 1859. at 3 pm. In lieu
trlbutions be sent to the Army
Relief Society. l6
WILLIAMS. KELLY. On Thursday
February -. 1859, KELLY VII.
= LIAMS. Of 1908 You st. NV, be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Mary Will
liams. He also is survived by other
relatives and friends Friends are
invited to call from 10 to $50
pm. Sunday February is, at the
Jarvis Chapel, l432 You. st. NV.
Funeral services and interment
Union, 8. c. IL
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'ERatha

LANDEs. LULA. NJ. On Friday, Feb
liz North Brock lane, bethesda, Md !,
LULA M, .LANpES, byloveds wife Of
the late John p landes, mother Of
hhsS hsSman Ka'hsrn' Hrs FSsnss axssn eSsifQnates ae
sons sons Mrs. Mrs" Biliy Brown @ and "R "Ro BERT BERT
p Landes. Friends are invited to
funeral @ Home of Robert <. PUN.
Z phrey, Bethesda, Md, until s pm,
Saturday, February a.; SERVICES al
the Hamrick Funeral Home, StaYn-
,Gn va on Intsrmsnt MUnSSs FfPTS2rS TSorn Ros: o
Cemetery
LANE, FRANK l.. on Friday, Febru-
FRANK L, LANE, 6eioysd 6isf'ihaii husband ban
Of Alice ! Lang; Funeral at II
In ATiinston National Cemetery
Home, re West st. Annapolis, Md
LANGLoIs, WILLIAM LOUIS. on Fri.
LOUIS TSNoLois d is4s Mont;
gomery ave, Bethesda, Md, beloved
oi Mrs s. j Hutehins and Mrs.
Charles Pescarmona brother Of Mrs
Ronald CeStonguay and George Lang
lois. Friends are invited, to call
at. the, Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
day, February 1e, at our Lady Of
'Lourdes Catholic Church, where. re-
QUEEN mass will be offered az 10
am. lnterment MOUNT olivet Gene
LEYsER. KENNETH W. on wednes-
day; February IL 1859; At the Ar
ArlinGton. va beloved husband Of
Mildred o; Leyser. father of Ken
meth W. jr, OF the home address,
brother Of Mrs. Leila Bushong,
springheld, Va, and Mrs. Edyth
Grimm, Columbus, Ohio. Friend:
Home, 1901 N, Fairfax dr., Arling;
ton. Va, where services will be held
on Saturday, February IA, at / pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery:
tEEr, FssIasrS StqEat 1859 @ GE6ReF 5RdIs0aF
LITTLE. Of 410S Saith St, Mount
Rainier Md, beloved husband Of
latSst Minnie Of J,m. Lists ., nsf iDS HsTtisy My.
Paul E WriFht; brother, Of John
z. Little and Mrs Julia Lewis of
YonkerS, NJ Y. Friends may call
:. at the Nalley Funeral Home, 5000
ne. on Saturday. February IA. after
10 am. Funeral services will be
held ON Monday February 10. at
1880 pm Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Congressional
Cemetery. tNew York papers please
copyD Is
LITTLE. GEORGE r. A special COM
m munication OF West Gate
:'' +:
N Lodge, No. 220. A. F. q
@NOW NJ ond ay, February l6,
nv" 1859. for the purpose OF
services for our late brother,
GEORGE F. LITTLE.
J. AuREL LIE MAY
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cRIsMELL, MALTER H on Fridau.

rRisWEL1,A A'' BELOVED ;ESSs TAhahS Sasoand d oi
3 Helena Phillips Criswell, father. Of
Col. Howard D. Criswell. USA tre-
tired; Everett B. Phillips Of Scars
dale, N Y. and Mrs. James J.
Rogan Of Warren. Pa. Funeral
from the W W. Deal Funeral Home,
4Sl2' Georgia ave NV. on Monday,
February. l6, at l pm. interment
Cedar Hill CemAtarv "a
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GIss. ANNIE N. On Friday, Febru-

.sry IS, 1853, al her RESIDENCE,
IA Lawrence St ne, ANNIE NJ.
GIss, beloved wife Of Richard l.
GiSs, mother Of Virginia Giss and
.Beverlie and Gloria Giss. Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 290l l4th. st NV,
where services will be held on Mon
Ing facilitiesI. interment Glenwood
Cemetery is
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CONFER, JOsEPH H. On Friday Feb

rusry Is, 1853, at his home, s65
High ST. Warrenton, Va, JOSEPH
.. c.. beloved husband OF Julia NJ.
Conner (nee Fittonl He also Is
survived by his grandson, Joseph
II. Conner III, and two sisters, Mrs.
nellie v. Suess Of CalveEton. Va.
and Mrs Berpice c. Burdette Of
.Middletown, Va. Services at his
above late residence on Sunday,
February Is, at , pm. Interment
EdiDburg' Va TX
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WorShlpfuI Master.
HOWARD 4. GOOD, seey. .l5

LONG. DOROTHY NJ. On Monday,
February 2, 1883 DOROTHY NJ.
LONG of 2l9. Adams st. ne, mother
Of Demetria Michele Long. daugh-
ter Of Ruff Smith and sister of
. Carr Smith. Mrs Pauline Young,
Geraldine Stubbs and Madeline Var
borough She also is survived by
other relatives and friends. After
.l2 noon Sunday. February Is,
friends are inyited to call at the
Funeral services will be held on
. Monday. February l6,' at St. Luke's
Episcopal Church at II am. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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MeAULIFFE, MABEL. X Suddenly. an

Thursday. Februsry l2, 1859, at her
MAssI K Ss MsAuSfTFR nSsRin@ Beloved ss wife
Of the late Maurice A. McAulifie.
mother Of Margaret NJ. and Helen C.
McAulitie and Marian M Washing
ton. Funeral from the above resi-
dence oh Monday February 10.
at $3.50 am: REQUIEM mass at the
Church OF the Nativity at 10 am.
IntRFment Mounf Oiivet reu,etayv IA
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nLACKRuRN. .CnRnEIIA s on Eri.

day, February i3, 1859, At Prince
Sf6cKBuRS fStssi RRSSpfa 81 54o G9SSDhlA SS0tbah rS
Hysttsyille, Nd, beloved mother of
Mrs. Bertha Hack, Mrs, Martha
Hayes and Chester Blackburn. Ten
grandchildren also survive. Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral
Home, 254 Carroll ST. NV. parking
opposite(, where services will be held
on Sunday, February Is. at / 80
pm. Interment Salem Cemetery.
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BELT; HARVEY CRITTENpLN.

Friday. February 10, 1859, at his
HARVEY cRIITENDEN BELT, be-
Of Mrs. Estelle Chisholm and Will
Lam H. T. Belt, grandfather Of
Robert HarvNy Belt, Friends may
call at the Zee Funeral Home. 4th
St. and Mass, ave, ne, where serv-
ruary IS, at / pm. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery. Is
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Dratha

AfEtE%AS' 1.SEs.AS i soHS ISss r. JOIN IN fay AF.
tEMAN sEsarI,or oil M ava .,dyrS UreSden son 81;
lawrence v. and Marsaret M. cogan
Appleman; brother OF Mrs. Peggy
Higgins and Mrs Nancy Eynon.
Memorial services on Monday, Feb
ruary l6, at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd, at . pm.
InteTment private. In lieu of flow
erS, contributors may be made to
the National Institutes OF Health
Welfare Fund l5
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ARENcE L SPORTSMAN, w. NJ.
LAWRENCE E. NAILS, Secy. Is.
Usher, MARY. On Thursday, Feb

snT faarS T. f5ja. " MARY Yoisfsai FfsAEF F'o Of
l3 Fenton st. ne. aunt Of Albert
Fisher and Mrs Mary Mary Lewis srest-
John Washington and Nathaniel
Harrod She also leaves other rela-
tives and friends. The late Mrs
Fisher may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home, 80 H st. ne, after
3 pm Monday, February l6, where
services will be he'd on Tuesday,
February II, at - noon: Inter
:menl WnndlaRn CenneterY 1R
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D'4NIg9Noa MASTER sERGT; PAU

February 10. 1859; at Andrews Air
Force Base Hospital, MASTER
SERGT, PAUL MATTHEW DAN
Sc, beloved husband OF villa j
p'Antuono and father Of Susan NJ
D'Antuono, son Of Mrs. Santa Norcio
D'Antuono and brother OF Mrs. Rose
Guarella, Michael J. DAntuono and
Mrs. Lorenza Caporaletti Friends
may call At the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, Sl6 II st. ne, on Saturday
and Sunday, February IA and Is,
from to 10 pm. Graveside serv-
ices and interment at 1890. m.
Monday. February 10, Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Is
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MARTINi .WILLIAM MeLEOD. on FEi-

. home, $3.50 "a ave. silver Spring
Nd. WILLIAM MCLEOD MARTIN,
husband Of irene Mary Mattin,
father Of Miss Barbara Ann Martin
and brother Of Mrs. Charlotte G.
Elizabeth NJ Lowe, Mrs Marguerite
NJ. Brinkley. Mrs. Lorraine M Mer-
rilees, r, Lee, James Blake and
Kemper B Martin. Mr. Martin
rests at the Warner Z Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring Nd. where services
will be held on Monday, February
l6, at IL an. (parking facilitiesj.
Internent Oak Hill Cemetery. Is
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BARBARA A. In lovifig
memory OF dear wife and mother
BARBARA A. KEFALAS, who left
US one year ago today, February
IA, 1855
We lost the sunshine and roses,
We lost the beavens Of blue: e..
We lost our precious mother,
We lost the morning dew.
We lost the mother who gave US
Summer the whole winter through
We lost the gladnesS that turned
into sadness,
Mother dear when we. lost you.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND Chill
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February II, 1853, HORACE BAT
TIES Of 604 Orleans ST. ne, huS-
band of Pauline Kiser Battles. father
Of Jenifer and Larry Battles and
brother Of Mrs. Rosa Lee Brown
Also surviving are other relatives
Snd many friends Notice Of funeral
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HENRY A. Son of the
late Frederick L: and Marie 3:
from the Henry W. jenkins a. Sons
Co.. Funeral Home, 4s05 York rd. Il,
Baltimore, Nd. REQUIEM mass at
st. Mary's Church. Govans. Balti-
more, Nd, on Saturday, February
II, at 10: am. Interment New
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day, ,February 40, 1883, at Doctors
Hospital. LILLE PORTER BAILEY
sister Of Mrs. Virginia B. Geiger
and Edward P Bailey. Services at
the 8. H Hines Co. Funeral Home.
,2901 l4th st. NV, on Monday
February 16, at pm. parking
Cemetery. Is
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REIDY. NELLIE CURTIN. On Thurs

day, February IT, 1859. at Provi.
S1Eh S1Ehy ao;Pits af 1ga an SEfLIE Y cTRTfN SsIcreS
wife Of the late james Reidy
and mother. of Joseph c. and James
% L. .Reidy,, Mrs. Josephine r. Tobin
and the sate Mary r. Healy Also
''sgrvivipE are ter, erandchildren.
Funeral Home, 1891 de0rgia ave.
NV, on Monday, February 16, at
10 am High requiem mass at
st. Aloysius Church at 1890 am.
- Intefment Fort lincoln Cemetery.
Relatives and friends. invited. Is
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o'BRlEN, sIpNEY BERKELEY. On

EErSa EET!SayI svPs PPssbHT{pssTy lS; II9M59 SID;
husband Of Ruth z. 'CBrien; father
Of Frank J Lewis, brother OF Paul.
Harry and Lille O'Brien and Agnes
Wines Friends may call at the
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home,
l3l l1th st. Sc, until Tuesday,
. February n at am. Requiem
mass at the Holy Comforter Church
at $3.50 am Relatives and friends
invited Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery lB
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February l3. 1859, PATRICK j
NUGENT beloved husband Of Rose
Anne Nugent and father Of Francis
Patrick Nugent and Mrs. Patricia e.
Hanna, He also is survived by seven
grandchildren. Funeral from the
De Vol Funeral Home. @224 Wis
consin ave NV, on Monday, Feb
ruary 1S, at $50 am; THENCE to
the Church Of the Annunciatio
Both st, and Massachusetts ave. NV.
where requiem. mass will be offered
at am. Friends and relatives
invited 1nterment Gate Of He en-
Cemetery. is
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GOLDSMITH, LEoNA ANN; OF 27e5

1855, daughter Of John F. and
Leona Goldsmith, sister Of Peggy
Joan Goldsmith and Granddaughter
Of. Mrs Ethel Gu!lbert. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 llth
st Sc on Monday, February 10,
at 2:3o pm. Interment Cedar Hill
CRmeteFy
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LIN. NETTIE c. on Friday. Feb.

rusry i5, 1859. al Fort Howard
eo'Psih MitLEs s''RsF' H.s ws. M fsTTsd SsloTsd
wife OF the laie Milton B Miller.
mother Of. Franklin B. Miller, Mrs
Virginia Glidden and Lewis P.
Bryan, sister Of Leonard r Wells.
neral Home. 4th St and Mass. ave
ne, where services will be held
on Monday, February 49, at 2:30
pm. lnterment Union Cemetery,
Alexandra, Va. is
MlNAYE, ANNE HARLEY. Suddenly;
on Friday, February II, 1859, at
New York City, ANNE HARLEY
MINAYE. Of 5 Adams st. NV.
Notice Of funeral later Arrange
ments BY MCGUIRE, Inc. IS
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.Ihe MEM
bers of the Holy Name So
ciety OF St, Francis Xavier
Church are requested to
assemble at the Lee Funeral
Home. .4th ST. and Mass
ave ne, on Sunday. Feb
ruary is. 1850, at pm,
eeitatlon Of the rosary.
tTERDONATO. President
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NtHPhTsEk saaIdsy T.bIa1rs Ehl1 toHlsE IpsS sP 9n
RIIX I LOUISE NE NRubEcSER' aa5sh st mother T
Of Mrs, Lee J. Giddings OF Salem,
Orsg. Miss Helen NJ. Neudecker and
ton, D. C.; Leonard H, .Neudecker
OF Tuskegee, Ala. and George
Franklin Neudecker OF Baltimore,
Nd, There also are seven grand
children and fifteen grandchildren.
Mrs. Neudecker rests at the Warner
T. Pumphrey Funeral Home, s434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
(parking facilitiesl. Mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul
on Monday, February l6, .st a:30
am. at the Shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church,
Western ave and 0uesada st. NV.
Interment In Most Holy Redeemer
Cemetery Baltimore Nd, Is
Evening star., 1959-02-14

DAVIS, S. ELLIS. On Thursday, Feb
rTuary i2, 1889, at Circle Terrace
Hospital Alexandria. Va, s. ELLIS
DAVIS, aged So. He is survived
: BY one brother, Wilton V. 'Cotton"
Davis, and. one sister. Miss Mary
Hannah Davis. Friends may cali
a. the Hall Funeral Home. Deco
guam, Va. qxaveside services will
be held on Monday, February ID,
a. p m, at Pohick Cemetery, Lor-
toh' va. Is
, 1959-01-19

DR.. Charles H. Malik LebanonJ,
President Of the thirteenth session
of the United Nations General As
sembly. Dir. Malik attended the
U.N. Conference on International
Organization at San Francisco in
1915 and, since then, has been
present at every session of the
General Assembly. He has also
represented his country on the
r onomic and Social Council and
in 1951-52 was Chairman oil the
Commission on Human Rights.
, 1959-01-19
Roger Baldwin. Civil
Rights Leader.
Will Visit Virgin Is.

Roger Baldwin, of t h e
American Civil Liberties Union,
who is an adviser to the Vir-
gin Islands Legislature on
organic act revision, is now in
Puerto Rico on an assignment
for Governor Luis Munoz
Marin. He is expected to visit
the Virgin Islands for confer
ences shortly.
Mr.. Baldwin is also an adj
wiser with the United Nations.
, 1959-01-19

Bermudez sent two Of her de-
tailed and colorful paintings,
one, an oil entitled Insects"
and a water color called "Jun-
CONTINUED on page A.
, 1959-01-19
Leslie Moorheud Is
Reelected Pres. Of
ST. Thomds Democrats

Leslie Moorhead was re-
elected president Of the ST.
Thomas Democratic Club at
a meeting held Wednesday
night. Other officers are AL
fred Lockhart, vice president;
Mary Thompson, secretary;
Sosthenes Sebastian, treasur-
, 1959-01-19
Mentdl HeoIth
Committee Will Meet
At CHS Tomorrow PM

The Committee on Mental
Health will meet tomorrow
evening a.. 4:30 in the Home
Economics classroom at the
Christiansted High School, it
was announced today.
The NEE ing will be in con
nection with t h e Mental
Health Conference which is
scheduled for ST. Thomas
April 10 through IS.
Al members are urged to
attend.