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Boby's Crying Saves
Family From Fumes

and round. I couldn't find the
light switch. There was no feel
ing in my fingers. I could barely
tell when I was touching the
walls.
"I stumbled down the hall,
and began to open every win
dow in the house Then I start
ed awakening our other chill
dren."
Mr.. Beavers must have hit
every door in the house." his
wife said.
He fell once in the hallway
and then fell again with Terry
in his arms in the den."
Sherry, IL, lost consciousness
after reaching the den.
Boy Not Affected
Gary, 8, somehow escaped the
effects of the fumes. He was
lust as alert as anything
when his parents woke him.
Mrs. Beavers dialed the phone
operator and had her reach
the family doctor.
The family, excepting Gary
was given oxygen at a hospital
then went to the home of rcla-
tives.
j. D. Kane, city gas inspector
said a downdraft had peen
blowing fumes back into the
house.
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tional need. and feasible from
the standpoint Of the commu-
nity's ability and willingness
to pay"
A public hearing on the pro-
posal will be held at 2:30 pm.
Tuesday in the Franklin Ad-
ministration Building, Thir-
teenth and X streets NV.
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u FORT WORTH. Tex, Nov. IA
(AP).-Cries of a 7-month-old
baby probably saved the lives
of a Fort Worth family Of five
today when fumes from a heat
ing unit filled their home, the
baby's mother reported.
> I'm just very glad to be
alive" Mrs. Eldon G. Beavers
said as she and her family re-
1cuperated.
81 The baby, Terry. cried and
woke her mother at 3:15 am.
II picked her up from her
crib in our bed room," Mrs.
Beavers said. Then I just
passed out and fell backwards
on the bed with her in my
arms"
Husband Takes Over
Her husband, 35, helped his
wife back into bed and changed
the baby's diaper.
II was groggy, but just
thought I was sleepy" he said.
About 20 minutes later. his
wife complained of a severe
headache and asked Mr.. Bea-
vers to get her an aspirin.
when I got up, my head was
hurting" Mr.. Beavers said
"The house was going round
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IIlVOkcu IlCIc NY Odflu dII lCh
Hearne, 81, son of Irish Am
baSsador John j. Hearne. Mrs.
jessie Hamlin, so, a widow,
was struck and killed Wednes-
day night by a car driven by
young Hearne.
The law stepped aside, a
coroner's inquest was called off
and the Ambassadors son, a
student at American University,
went home to the Embassy.
yesterday, a spokesman for
the Embassy said there were
no new developments in the
situation. He said he knew
of no immediate plans for
young Hearne to return to
Ireland.
su
~ Old Practice
(However, William S. Thomp-
son, one of the lawyers repre-
senting Mrs. Hamlin's sur
vivors, revealed that Ambas-
sador Hearne and his son
would attend Mrs. Hamlin's
funeral in Emporia, Va, sched-
uled for l pm. today. Mr..
Thompson said the Ambassador
had reached him by telephone
and asked if the gesture would
be taken in good faith. Mr..
Thompson said he assured the
Ambassador that he and his
son would be received cordial
ly" at the funeral.
(Emporia is in Southampton
County near Norfolk. The Am
basSador and his son left Wash
ington last night by automobile
= (Mr. Thompson's partner,
Frederick H. Evans, added there
had been no attempt as yet to
try to collect damages for the
victims dependents. He said
the case is still under study.~
- Police say young Hearne has
figured in four disorderly Incl
dents in the last 21a years and
was released in each case under
immunity.
The State Department said
yesterday the Dublin govern
ment has offered to Cooperate
In working out some solution
OF the problems created by the
Enjoys son.
United States officials, in a
speculative way, discussed with
neWSmen the possibility that
young Hearne would be sent
to school in Ireland.
The object of immunity
from the troubled days of rival
and unscrupulous kingS-was
to protect an ambassador or
emlSsary from arrest or harm
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Catholic Schools
Actors Compete

Twelve Catholic high schools
in the Archdiocese will COM
pete at 2 pm. today in two
elimination rounds in the 18th
annual one-act play contest
for Catholic high schools, at
Gonzaga and Mackin High
Schools.
The final competition will be
held 7:45 pm. Tuesday at the
Gonzaga auditorium.
The best actor and actress
will receive scholarships for
the Catholic University high
school course in dramatics.
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MoyfIower Society
Sets Compact Fete

The Society of the May
flower Descendants in WASH
ington will celebrate Compact
Day at a dinner meeting at
Z pm. tomorrow in the
Kennedy Warren, 3133 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
DR.. Jarvis M. Morse, lecturer
in American History at Johns
Hopkins University, will speak.
The Navy Bands Sea Chanters
will sing. officers will be
installed.
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Quukes Hit Etnu

zAFFARANA, Sicily. Nov. IA
(AP). - Three earthquakes
shook this village on the slopes
of Mt. Etna tonight. All oc-
CURED within a half hour. The
first was minor but the other
two were more severe. No
casualties or damage were
reported.
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Car Death SpotIights
Diplomatic Immunity
BY FRANCES LEVINE
Associated Press Writer

As far back diplomats recall-and that's pretty far
they have enjoyed immunity on foreign soil.
The ancient Greeks had words for it. They declared
person of Ambassador oense of
graves nature
Diplomatic immunity spotighted last when it
Evening star., 1959-11-15
WOMAN INJURED
BY MAIL TRUCK

A Washington building and
loan association teller was crit
ically injured yesterday when a
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ADVERTISEMENT.

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difficult breathing, coughing and stuff.
ness during recurring attacks Of Bron-
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Works fast to combat allergy, help
remove thick, choking mucus from
bronchial tubes and aid sinus drainage.
Thus promotes easier breathing, sounder
sleep and greater energy. Safe for young
day without prescription. Feel better fast,
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PETER MARSHALL'S WIDOW MARRIES

Mrs Peter Marshall widow of the chaplain Of the United States Senate
the Leesbug Va Presbyterian Church
executive editor GudpOst Magazine
religious publication The only at the wedding yesterday
Marshall escorted his mother to
handed the grOOm's ng-Star Staff Photo
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Mrs. Hoskins,
Widow of Pioneer
For Pure Water

Mrs. John K. Hoskins, widow
Of a Public Health Service
assistant surgeon general. died
Wednesday at George Wash
ington University after a long
illness.
Her husband, who died in
May, 1858. was the first chief
sanitary engineer of Public
Health, and was credited with
helping to drive disease FROM
Americas drinking water.
Mrs. Hoskins, whose maiden
name was Matte Susanna Sub
lette, was a native Of George
town, KY. She and her hus-
band, whom she married in
1913, came to Washington in
1941.
Mrs. HoSkinS leaves two sis
tiers, Mrs. T. H. Wolfe and Mrs,
Davis Henry, and a brother,
Lewis Sublette, all of George
town, KY, as well rs eight
nieces and nephews.
GraveSide services will be
held at II am. Monday at the
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Joseph T. Stunn,
Retired U. S. Aide

Joseph T. Siam, who retired
in 1850 after A years in the
Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing here, died Wednesday in
Clearwater, Fla. He was the
father of Francis Siam. long
time sports columniSt of The
Star. Mr.. Siam had spent
Easter in Florida with his
father.
Mr.. Siam, who was II. moved
to Florida with his wife. Mrs
Julia B. Siam. in 1852 from
their home in Rock Greek For
est, Silver Spring. Earlier they
had lived for many years at
744 Quebec place NV.
Mr.. Stann, a native of Po-
land, came to America as a
small boy and grew up in Phila-
delphia. He came to Washing
ton to work with the Bureau OF
Engraving. and worked as q
plate printer. He was a fore
man at the time of his retire
ment. He was a member OF
the Polish Club of Washington
and the Social oyster Club.
In addition to Mrs. Siam, he
also leaves three other sons
John, 200 Monroe street. Rock
vile, Md; Raymond, 2700
South Sixteenth street, Airing
ton; and Eugene, a colonel in
the Army engineers now sta
toned in Nashville. Tenn.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Huntes
mann Funeral Home. 5732
Georgia avenue NV. Requiem
mass will be at 8 am. Monday
at the Church of the Nativity.
Plans for burial have not been
completed.
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HIM. KimberIond,
Insurance Agent

H. Maynard Kimberland. 80.
retired insurance agent. who
lived at 5000 Fourteenth street
NV. collapsed and died yester-
day in Detroit, the Associated
Press reported.
Known to his friends as "the
general" he was convicted in
1912 of impersonating an Off
Ger to use Army cars for chauf-
fered trips around Washington
He testified that he was ap-
pointed a "brigadier general"
on the honorary staff of the
Governor of West Virginia in
1918, which he maintained
was the equivalent of a COM
mission in the States National
Guard.
A son, Kendall G. Kimber-
land, lives in Glen Ridge, N. j.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
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H. B. BIonton, S., Dies;
Food Firm President

Harvey B. Blanton. IS. presi-
dent Of Bon Ton Food Prod
ucts. Inc. here. died Wednesday
at his place Of business. 1914
Hope avenue Sc.
Bon Ton. formerly known as
the Brewer-Snyder Potato Chip
Co. was purchased by Mr.. Blan-
ton in 1852. He changed the
name and put the Laundering
firm into a firm financial posi-
ton.
A native Of Blanco, Tex, he
was a graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Texas. During World
War II he served as an officer
with the Navy for almost four
years, mostly in the European
African theater. He was lieu
tenant commander in the Naval
Reserve.
Mr.. Blanton lived at 1907
White avenue in Baltimore and
committed daily to Washington.
Prior to taking over Bon Ton.
he was a sales manager for the
Becker Pretzel Co. Of Balti-
more for about seven years.
He was commander of the
Jonathan Wainwright Garri-
son No. 1913 Of the Army and
Navy Union, USA, and a past
commander of the VFW. WASH
ington Post No. 2194. He also
was a past master Of the Mo-
riah Masonic Lodge, Towson,
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ton Committee Of the Inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL Church Ushers
Association Of the District Of
Columbia.
He was a $50 degree Mason
of the Jonathan Davis Con-
sistory. q member Of Eureka
Lodge No. s. st. Johns Chapter
No. 7 and q past potentate of
the Mecca Temple No. 10.
He also was q past grand pa
tron Of the Georgiana Thomas
Grand Chapter. q member Of
the Past Exalted Rulers Council
Of Columbia Lodge No. IS. and
a past secretary Of the Appoint
ed Club Of the Grand Lodge Of
Elks.
He leaves his wife, Bessie
e. Lee Of the home address,
2l00 Nineteenth street NV.
Funeral services will be at
noon tomorrow at the John
Wesley A. M. Z. Zion Church.
Burial will be in Harmony
Cemetery.
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Dratha

WILSON. CHARLES GLEN. suddenly,
on Saturday. March IS. 1883, IN
Akron, Ohio. Mr.. CHARLES GLEN
LeOla Wilson. father Of Charles G.
Wine enc and nGrm Mrs. w' Bessie Son WILSON, "
brother Of Mrs. Otis Wilson and
Mrs. Ann Darby he also is sur
vived By other relatives and friends.
After 3 pm. Friday, April 3, friends
are invited to call at the william
Spangler Funeral Home. 524 Sth
St. ne. Funeral services will be
held on Saturday, April 4, at the
New Southern Rock Baptist Church.
9TH and Ridge SITS NV. at l pm.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
WINCHESTER. RAYMOND c., Jr. On
Thursday, April 2, 1859, RAYMOND
c. WINCHESTER, Jr., Of 9l3 New
hall St. Silver Spring, Nd. be-
loved husband Of Dorothy s. Win
SRsssr father a, Of H.. Ps ydst ann
winchester: Mrs. l. A. Nicholson
NAV call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be. held on Saturday,
April 4, at 2:30 pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
WINTERS, ELMER. On Wednesday,
April /, 1859, ELMER WINTERS
of 5912 East Capitol st. me-. hus-
, band Of Bertha Winters. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
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Joseph Grand, 43; Chemist
With Naval Research Unit

Joseph A. Grand, 43, a chem
list with the Naval Research
Laboratory who developed a de-
vice for tanning submarine
detecting sonar equipment,
died yesterday at Georgetown
Hospital.
Mr. Grand, who lived at $40
Brewster court, Silver Spring,
had been with the Naval Re-
search Laboratory since 194l.
He was assigned to the Phys
ical and Inorganic Branch of
the Chemistry Division.
In 1916, Mr.. Grand was pre-
sented with the Nays Distin-
guished Civilian Service Award
for work of Outstanding
value" in the field of sub
marine warfare and particu-
larry for his design, develop
ment and construction of the
original units of a device
which damned enemy sonar.
A native of Washington, he
was a graduate of Catholic
University, having received his
bachelors degree in chemical
engineering there in 1885 and
his master of science degree in
1888. He was a member of
American Chemical Society.
He leaves his wife, Eileen;
two sons. Jay Anthony and
Robert Grand, and a daughter,
Theresa Grand, all of the home
address. Also a sister, Mrs. w.
A. Press, of 1916 Thirty-second
street NV. and a brother, DR..
j. l.. r. Grand of the Univer-
sity of Florida, Gainesville, Fla.
A requiem mass will be Of
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Donald Mckay,
History Authority

AMHERST. Mass. April 8
(AP) Donald c. Mckay. 81.
authority on modern European
history and professor Of history
at Amherst College, died yes
terday.
Mr.. Mckay was a member
of the International Committee
of the Historical Sciences and
the American member of its
executive committee. He was
the author and editor of many
books on modern European his
tory and was an authority on
the history Of France.
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james F. Lee. 81,
Retired EmpIoye

James r. Lee. 81. q retired
National Park Service employe
and a native Washingtonian.
died Wednesday at his home.
2l00 Nineteenth street NV.
Mr.. Lee retired from the Gov
eminent i've weeks ago after
~ years service. Last week
he was awarded a bronze me-
dalton and citation in recog-
milton Of his work. by the De-
partment Of Interior, National
Park Service. He had been
with NPS as a mail clerk since
l947.
An active church worker, Mr..
Lee was a longtime member
Of the John Wesley A. M. Z.
Zion Church. Fourteenth and
Corcoran streets NV. and for
more than 80 years he served
as chairman Of the Transporta-
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Md. and a 30-year-member OF
the Towson Rotary Club.
He leaves his wife, Reba
Blanton, and a daughter. Mar
Ign Lee Blanton Of the home
address; another daughter,
Mrs. Ann S. Fish Of Dover. DEL,
and a son. 1t. Harvey B. Blan-
ton, jr.. with the Air Force.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow at the Ruck Flu
neral Home in Baltimore.
Burial will also be in Baltimore.
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Rev. SumueI Wilson

FRENCH LICK. Ind, April 8
(AP) The Rev. Samuel Knox
Wilson, II, president of Loyola
University of Chicago from
1888 to 1912, died yesterday
after an illness of six months.
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Anurilirts

ERENBeRa. b0B. Thsrs win be Al
Oh Bob ERENBERo AZ the Kim
David Memorial cemetery on sun
day, April 1882, A an
Relatives and friends invited. 4
KALMUs. ABRAHAM AND VIOLA
ARRhHAn kHEM11y q ana nv vioEi
KALMUe this Sunday, April 5. 1859
at pm. IN the Mount Lebanon
vile Md. s" RSlativss ' and ffisndi
are invited 70 attend.
.MUsHKAT, SIMON. There viii be :
memorial service and .unveiling 81
monument in blessed memory oi
SIMON MUsHKAT, on Sunday. ApriI
;. 1883. At ~ noon, ct the B'nal
Israel Conservation Cemetery, 81
. Barnabas rd,. Oxon Hill, Nd. Rabbi
Henry Seal ofielating. Relatives
RATHER, HYMAN. There wiz be an
memory Of LYMAN RxTNER. be-
h Loved sa HUSBAND anr n Fannie Rather
H. b. A. Cemetery, 18th pl. sc.
Relatives and friends invited, s
sHUKEN, ANNIE. There will be an
unwilling on Sunday. April 5, 1859.
e II am a. the Beth sholom
sHuKEN. Relatives and friends
invited.
TOBIAS. HARRY. There will be an
unvellinS Of stone to the memory
loved husband OF Celia Tobias OF
25f0 Piyers Mi I'd, Silver Spring.
Nd, at 1880 pm. Sunday. April 5,
1859 at the Kosher Israel Gene
terry lNewl. SD and : SITS. Sc;
TO attend.
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fered at $50 am. tomorrow at
st. Bernadette'S Catholic
Church. 70 University boule-
ward, Silver Spring. Burial will
be in Mount olivet Cemetery.
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BROWN. JOSEPH. On Thursday

Sh Aprii .. 'I 1851 JOSEPH Brown
beloved husband of Gladys Brown
devoted father Of Daryl Ruth anC
Marcelle Hope Brown He alst
is survived by his mother, Mrs
Anna Brown, and one brother, Sam
uel Brown. both OF Philadelphla
a. Son Funeral Home, 42l7 9th st
NV, on Sunday, April ), at II
am. Interment King David Me,
mortal Garden. In mourning at 53l
Rigs I'd. ne Family requests II
lieu OF flowers, contributions b
made to the Metropolitan Hear
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Department Commander. 4
nRooKs REV EuGENE PHILLIP

BROOKS, REV. EUGENE Phillip.
On Thursday. April z, 1853. at
bis residencs 1871 sii3, 6th s s. MS
husband Of the late Carrie Brooks,
brother OF Herbert, Roy and Wal
ter Brooks and Carrie Jackson,
Rosina Lukas and Lucy Jordan;
stepfather Of Mr.. Raymond Rich
other relatives and friends Notice
OF funeral later Arrangements by
the William Spangler Funeral Home.
b24 Sth st. ne.
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BALsTER. EMMA CHRISTINA. o

G chfEssffK A BgAIsfER ls w. 6Na NJ
late John A. Balster, mother O.
! joseph A. Balster and grandmother
Of Mrs, Patricia Ann Scaleo
sister Of Mrs. Mary E. Collier
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. Va. after 5 pm. Friday
April 8. where funeral service!
will be held on Saturday, April 4
at 10 am. Interment Glenwooc
Cemetery. 3
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GLAsCoE, SARAH. On wednesday

zPgTiI!, III iass: Ct ! 6s g & Tssl ssSs
A. and William A. Glascoe. Also
surviving are three brothers John
Glascoe, Henry and James Bond:
a sister, Dirtha Holland;. two grand
children. Lawrence Glascoe and
law Josephine Glascoe. and other
relatives and friends Remains
:. NJ. E. Church, 18th and Rose
dale SITS. ne, where friends may
Funeral services on Saturday, April
4, at / pm. at the above-named
church, the Rev. Paul Q. Baker
ofiiciating Interment John Wes-
ley Cemetery, Woodville. Md Ar
rangements by Dovie G. Brooks and
Otis p. Allen. 4
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Versity Hospital. JOSEPH A. GRAND
Of $40 Brewster court. Silver Spring,
Md, husband Of Eileen B. Grand,
and Theresa M. Grand. brother Of
Mrs. william A. Press and j. L. r.
Grand Mr.. Grand rests at the
Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring,
be offered for the repose Of his
soul on Saturday. April 4, at $3.50
am at st. Bernadette's Catholic
Church, az University blvd. east,
Silver Spring. Nd. Interment Mount
OliVet Cemetery,
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March 80. 1859. AYLoR BRUN.
NER of ll22 c st. ne, beloved
husband OF Hattie Drummer and
brother Of Alice Davis and Jesse
Drummer. He also is survived by
other relatives and many friends:
The late Mr. Drummer may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
H st.. ne. after :" p,m Friday,
April 3. where services will be held
on Saturday, April 4, at pm,
1nterment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Fla, DANIEL L. LiDDLE Of 1880
Sunset dr.. Winter Park. Fla, the
husband Of the late Emma Wolfe
Eli Or Ranids OF Mis s eah oh Lou af
Saginaw. Mich, and Alexander Lid
die of Detroit, Mich. He also is
survived by one nephew, Robert
Liddle Of the Hawaiian Islands. and
daughter-in-law, Ruth Liddle,
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne, where services will be
held on Saturday, April 4, at 1890
am. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
tery
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LIDULEs DANIEL T.. Special conn
g. ]: ! !
O munication of East Gate
" ne, for the purpose Of
conducting Masonic burial services
for our late brother, DANIEL L.
LIDDLE. Services at the Lee Flu
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass ave.
ne, at 11:30 am. 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
CHARLES B. DAVIS.
Worshipful Master.
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JOHNSON. ELIZA; 4 q , wgssdinssds y

April i, 1859, at pa Madison st.
NV, ELIZA JOHNSON. loving
mother OF Ruth o: Ellis and Verdict
N. johnson; grandmother Of Evelyn
johnson and Booker 7. Sweetinlg.
She also is survived by one daugh-
ter-in-lsw, Ollie Lee Johnson: q
grandson-in law, J. c. johnson: one
sister, Violet Moxley; one son-in-
law. Lloyd Wilcox; flve great grand
children. other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm. Saturday friends may
call at johnson & jenkins Fu-
neral Home. 1904 Georgia ave. NV,
where funeral services will be held
Sunday at ] p.m. Interment Carver
Memorial Park Cemetery.
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kcMLER: CHARLES I;I WI, WILLIAM AZ =, O.

w wflhfida' k oPr Il aYc ssos HAA onTos
ST. ne. beloved husband Of Evelyn
L. Kohler (nee Mccoy, father Ct
Mrs, Milton J. Steinman and Mrs.
David Lilly. brother Of Mrs. Minnie
Sorrell He also Is survived by
cali at the Nalley Funeral Home,
800 Rhode Island ave at Eastern
ave ne Funeral Saturday. April 4.
at Sis an: thence 10 St Je1ome's
Catholic Church. where mass will be
Of his soul Relatives and friends
invited Interment at Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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CARTER, DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Sr,
on Thursday, April =, 1859. at
ROBINSON CARTER. sr.. father Of
Mrs, Ellen c. Goods. Mrs. Mamie
c. Norton, DouglaS, ir.. Bernard
Frederick, Paul and Alfred Carter
He also is survived by one sister.
Miss Mary Jane Pancil: seventeen
grandchildren, two nieces, three
nephewS and other relatives and
friends. Notice of funeral later
CICALA, DOMENICo. OF 1891 Con-
Stitution ave. ne, on April l,
1883. husband Of Anna Cicala
father Of Cafiero Cieala and brother
of Antonio Cicala Services al
Chambers Funeral Home, ST. I1th
st. sc. on Saturday, April 4. al
10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
4 Cemetery. 3
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srARK, GILPERT. On wednesdee !, .

April i. 1853, at Mount Alto
STARK sfssEiI Of is GSP' Wisconsin ave NV =
He is survived by his father, George
W. Stark. a brother. REILLY Stark
Of Rockville, Nd: q sister, Mrs
Marie Weekley, and q colse friend,
Mrs. virgie Bromley Friends may
3034 NJ st. NV, where services
will be held on Monday, April g.
at 1918 am. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery.
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BIANTON. HARVEY b. The Depart.
No. ment of the Potomac, Army
and Navy Union, U. s. A.,
AGA mourns the loss Of our be-
G2kN loved comrade, HARVEY B,
Gtkk1fS BLANTON, commander OF
&j9k{Y Jonathan wainwright Gar
90 rison. No. 1913. Funeral in
Baltimore, Md. at pm. Satur-
day, April 4, from the Ruck Flu
neral Home, 5305 Hartford I'd.
HERBERT BORCHARDT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-03

HOUNSOM, ELSIE T. On Wednes.
day April |, 1869, at George Wash:
ington University Hospital, ELSIE
NV, beloved wife Of the late Charles
Hounsom and mother Of Mrs. Helen
Herrick, Mrs Barbara Wiencek and
Mrs. Lillian Sauerwein. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda.
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd
where services will be held or
Saturday. April 4, at 1920 am
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. Z